Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Norton when he left the C. H. S. came to Temple to learn business methods, acting for a time as the Office Assistant to the Dean. He entered College in 1905 and will occupy his time as a journalist, in the U. S. Service and in securing an M.A. He is a member of the Phi Alpha. V. M. C. A., Athletic Association, The Owl Board 1905-09, Walking Club, Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign .Missions. Address; 1530 Diamond Street. Louise Franklin PerRing, B.S. The desire of knowledge, like the thirst for riches, increases ever with the acquisition of it Sttrne. Miss Perring. a Supervising Principal, prepared at the Philadelphia Girl's Normal School and entered Temple in 1905. A Ph.D. is her next ambition. 4829 Haver ford Ave. is her home. George Washington Rieger, Jr., B.S. Our Piscatorial Enthusiast.” Rieger, who delights to teach the young how to shoot, is a graduate of the Central High School and the School of Pedagogy. He entered Temple in 1905. He is a member of the National Geographic Society, the Geographical Society of Philadelphia, and Philadelphia Teachers' Association. 1855 X. Marvine Street is his present address. Emily Robison, A.B. The rational (?) contradictinarian.” Miss Robison docs not seem to have exhausted her energy at the Bloomsburg State Normal, for she has worker! like a Trojan ever since she came to Temple in 1906. In addition to her school duties she acted as College Librarian. She is a member of the Phi Alpha and the Bloomsburg S. X. Philogia. Libraries will occupy her future hours. Espy. Columbia Co. is her address. Wji.liam Moore Seel. .B. Class Prophet. In exalting the faculties oi the soul, we annihilate to a great degree the delusion of the senses.” 13

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Garrison, one of our city teachers, is a graduate of the N. E. M. T. H. S., C. H. S., and the School of Pedagogy. He entered Temple in 1906, and will continue his work in the Public Schools. Literature and History will keep him busy in the future. He resides at 4503 Smedley Street. Henry Joseph Gideon, B.S. Class President. “Wisdom docs not show itself so much in precept as in life—in firmness of mind and a mastery of appetite. It teaches Us to do as well as talk; and to make our words and actions all of a color. —Seneca. Gid spent the usual time in the Central High School and the School of Pedagogy, and finally became a Supervising Principal. In 1907 he knocked at the portals of Temple and was quickly admitted. He is well-known in the Philadelphia Teachers' Association, the Schoolmen's Club and at the Lulu Temple. 3549 N. Fifth Street is his home. Isabel Macfarlank, A.B. Vice-President. “Much ado about nothing.” Miss Macfarlanc, a graduate of the Girl’s Normal School, entered Temple in 1904. and shortly became a Supervising Principal in the city schools. Her next struggle is for a Ph.D. She lives at 1000 Belmont Ave. Gertrude Estelle Mitchell, A.B. Never so well pleased as when examinations arc sprung. Miss Mitchell prepared herself in the Temple Prep. School and entered the College department in 1906. The Phi Alpha managed to seize her, as it did others of the class. A Ph.D. is the ambition of this young lady. She resides at 1803 N. Twenty-second Street. Albert Charles Norton, B.S. Class Poet and Secretary. “There is more in him than size would indicate. 12

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Seel has been an active student in Temple since 1902. Me is a graduate of Temple Preparatory School. The Phi Alpha and the Y. M. C. A. laid claim to Seel to good advantage. Me was a member of Tub Owl Board 1906-08, of the Cerclc Francois and the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions. He will continue as a student of Theology at Union. Residence, 2153 Uber Street. Oscar Dean Thomas, B.S. ‘‘My deepest pleasure is to read German.” Thomas, another teacher of the “young idea.” is a graduate of the Central Manual Training School, the Central High School and the School of Pedagogy. He entered Temple in 1905. Me is a member of the Schoolman's Club, the Philadelphia Teachers' Association, and the Keystone Troop. Me lives at Folcroft, Pa. John Tison Thomson, B.S. , Wc have a doughty scientist. And Thomson is his name, If you want to know bacteria He’s one to teach the same. Our Bacteriologist was a student at the C. M. S. and later at the Medico Chirurgical College. Me entered Temple in 1906 and intends to improve his time in Physiological Gtemistry and Medicine. His home is at 1127 S. 46th Street. Furman Buck Willis, A.B. Sahitatoriaii. “Our representative from the mosquito state, New Jersey.” When Willis graduated from the Ocean City High School he looked around and selected Temple as a suitable place to prepare for his future work in Law; as a result he entered in 1906. He is associated with the A. and Nr. Debating Society, the Phi Alpha, the Y. M. C. A., The Owl Staff and the Athletic Association. Me lives in Ocean City, N. J.