Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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THE SKULL ■ ) COMi’RIiSS within the covers of any hook, how- ever voluminous, the Record of the Class of 1925. is a far greater undertaking than the twelve Labors of Achilles combined. It would ret|uire the genius of a Lemosthenes to review the past four years in a fitting and appropriate manner. Yet ours has been the joyous task of compiling such an Anthology. Ye have sought neither to throw a rosy glow about the good and brilliant attributes of our friends, nor to turn the searchlight upon their failings. The aim of this hook is to record in permanent form the mo: t important phases and incidents of our class at Temple Medical College. If in some far-off’ future year, you, gentle reader, shall take from some dusty shelf, this book, and if as yon turn its pages o’er with sacred care and swelling heart, there arise before you memories of our happy years spent here, our feeble efforts will not have been in vain. Temple has become dear to our hearts. Its traditions, standards and future are a part of our lives. It is impossible for us to breathe into these lifeless pages the full significance of familiar classroom scenes, and that powerful influence in the life of every student The Temple Spirit. Many dear friends have been made among Faculty and Classmates. In parting, our friends may he far distant from us and their companionship lost, but their influence leaves a lasting impression on our lives as members of a class whose spirit is Ideal, t'nbroken and L’nstained. Harry E. Bacon. Edit or-in-Chief i 427453