Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Glass Or3an 2a ntt OFFICERS Fin Henry J. Gideon, President Isabel. Macfaki.ane, Vice-President Albert Charles Norton, Secretary F.mma May VanBlskirk. Treasurer COMMITTEES Organisation George W. Rieger. Jr.. (Ch.) Albert C. Norton William S. Garrison Emma M. VanBlskirk Furman B. Willis Examinations Isabel Macpari.ank (CIi ) Furman B. Willis Louise I Ferrino (Ch. William M. Seel Oscar D. Thomas Record George W. Rieger, Jr., (Ch.) Albert C Norton (Mg. Ed.) Memorial Gertrude Mitciiei.i. (Ch.) Paul Fuwidge SERArniM lie Silvia Picture William S. Garrison. (Ch.) Charles Buckley John T. Thomson Banquet Henry J. Gideon (Ch.) Gex rck W. Rieger. Jr. Isabel M altar lank Emily Romson Albert C. Norton F.mma M. VanBuskirk Louise F. Pkrring Furman B. Willis Courses leading to the Decrees of A.B. and B.S. Albert E. McKinley, Ph.D.. Dean and Professor of History. 5farulty uf lhr (Cnllrgr nf £tlirral Arte atib iprirtues I-luka H. Carnkll, Liu.I)., Lecturer in the History of ArL William C. Carnell, B.S., Lecturer in Chemistry. Samuki. A. Anders, A.B., Professor of German. Charles A. Coulomb. B.S.. Lecturer in Pedagogy. Richard B. Doughty, Professor of Mechanical am! Architectural Lewis R. F'erguson, B.S. in C.E., Lecturer in Civil Engineering Drawing. Henry Fox. Ph.D.. Professor of Biology. Oscar Gkrson. Ph.D., Professor of Pedagogy. Napoleon B. Heller, Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics. Grace E. Kingsbury, Director of Women's Gymnasium. John B. Roxby, M.D., Professor of Anatomy. Emile B. de Sauze, Ph.D.. Professor of French. Reuben T. Shaw. M.A.. Professor of Chemistry and Physics Henry Franklin Slifkk, M.D., Professor of Physiology-. Herbert Stotksiiury. Ph.D., Professor of Psychology. W. Bertram Twiss, AM. Pro es?or of Enclish Franklin K. Fretz, Ph.D., Lecturer in Ethics. Gladstone Holm, Ph.D,. Lecturer in Sociology. Francis H. Lee, A. B.. Lecturer in Latin. Joseph M. McVby. A.B., Lecturer iu Mathematics, Robert C. Schmitz, C.E., Lecturer in Engineering. Philip M Segrera. Lecturer in Spanish Robert Burns Wallace. A.M., D.D., Lecturer in English, Ethel M. Brown, B.I.. Instructor in Elocution. James Dix. Instructor in Oratory. William H. Doering. B.S.. Instructor in Physics FERDINAND H. Gxaser. A.M., Instructor in Political Economy. Thomas Elwood Huff. B.S.. Instructor in Physics. Nicholas P. Vlachos. Ph.D., Professor of Greek and Latin. . , ...... Frank W. White. M.D.. Professor of Physical Education and Ward Hunt Snook. B.S.. Instructor in Engineering. Hygiene 9

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Glass Qnlt Luma May VanBuskirk, A.B. A lawyer's dealings should be just and fair. Honesty shines with great advantage there. After learning all she could in the Reading High School. Emma came to Temple in 1905. where she became a student at once. The Hit Alpha adopted her in course of time. Teaching and Law will occupy her future hours. When at home Miss Emma resides at 1822 E. Clementine Street, Philadelphia. Charles Buckley, M.E.. B.S. Saw ye e'er a gallant laddie Half sac spick an' span as he? 'Tis our Buckley I'll be mcanin' Modest, aye in company.” Buckley after leaving the Mansfield S. S'. made his way to Philadelphia, where he became a Supervising Principal. In 1903 he found bis way to Temple where he attracted much attention. He expects to continue in the Public Schools. He is a member of the Philadelphia Teachers’ Association and the Schoolman’s Club. 5005 Chester Ave. is his residence. Paul Elurioge, B.S. “Our French poetic philosopher.” Paul found that he did not learn enough in the College of the City of New York, so he came to Temple in ico8 to make up what he lacked. He joined the Phi Alpha as soon as possible. Literature and Philosophy will occupy his future time. He lives at 313 S. Third Street. William Stokes Garrison. B.S. He talks like a sceptic and writes like a preacher ( ?). 11