Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Class Officers William Woods, President William H. Miller, Vice President J. Ralph Err, Secretary William R. Stonr, Treasurer Committees Record William Hannold Cheesman Celeste Elizabeth Nyce Carl S. Heritage Historian J. Harper Williams Prophetess Katharine R. Walters Poetess Celeste Elizabeth Nyce Presenter William Woods Class Day J. Ralph Erb Emma M. Godfrey Harry M. Gansman Banquet William H. Miller Margaret E. Miller William R. Stone 7

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determined to publish a class record to recount the mighty deeds that we had accomplished, that the) might be a source of inspiration to succeeding classes, and to establish a loftv standard that the classes of coming years might strive to attain to, and might dare hope to approach. The results of our efforts are set forth in the pages that follow. As is ever the case with the originators of any movement, we have had many and unusual difficulties to confront us. We have, however, courageously endeavored to overcome them all, and trust that the gentle reader, as he peruses these pages, will be mindful of the difficulties under which we have labored, and will realize how truly great our success has been. We feel assured that the literary excellence of the book will speak for itself; we feel assured that a grateful public will acknowledge its indebtedness to ns in the most unstinted and most encomiastic terms ; and we feel assured that in future ages, when the books of the hour will have been lost in oblivion, and only those books whose merits will have earned for them an immortal fame will have survived, the Record of 1900 will be enthroned upon the proudest pinnacle of them all. Perhaps to some the witticisms of the book may appear to cut too deeply; the remarks may appear too personal; but we feel that class day is a day of personalities— a day when all our peculiarities and idiosyncrasies are to be exhibited without the least concealment. We speak not with malice; we have no intention to wound; and we sincerely trust that the thrusts will be received as they are sent, and will be parried without injury to any one. 6 THE RECORD COMMITTEE

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Motto and Class Pin William II. Miller Margaret L. Miller William Hannold Clieesman 2 Social J. Harper Williams Earnest T. Williams Celeste Elizabeth Nyce Julia Reifsnyder Visiting Emma M. Godfrey Lottie R. Laws Harold E. Hilts H. LeRoy Pierce M EETINGS Katharine R Walters Margaret L. Miller William H. Miller Carl S. Heritage Picnic Earnest T Williams Julia P. Harton Margaret L. Miller 'I'he Foritm 8