Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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GEORGE I. BUSTARD AM. 1416 City Line. Oak Lane. Philadelphia. Ahington H. S. He slips in and slips out. We don't get to see much of this fussy headed lioy. He doesn't like to get mixed up in social functions, hut is terribly devoted to his studies. Practice teaching and Pedagogy drive him to distraction. He and Puss are the only ones who take Pedagogy seriously, and they can be seen at all hours of the day turning over in each other's minds the weighty problems of the teaching profession. If you should happen to want Bustard, a pretty sure thing would Ik to call Dr. Christopher’s office. Dr. Christopher is a member of the Philadelphia Board of Examiners. Millie MILDRED CON KEY H.S. H23 X. 41st St., Philadelphia. Drexel Institute. Home Economics Club. H. Ec. Class Vice-President (4). Mildred came to us from Drexel at “mid-years in her Junior year, so she has been with us a short time. We have found her a jolly and pleasant companion with not too great a desire to overwork herself. She is a great little cook and even tho she does send the dough “flying in all directions, things turn out line. Some strawlicrry shortcake, Millie.” Luck is with her and we hope it will remain so thru-out her whole domestic career. We know that one manlier of the Sigma Phi Kappa believes that We may live without friends, Ye may live without Ixxiks: But civilized man cannot live without cooks. 21

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SAMUEL BERMAN BS. (Summer ’22) 2127 X. Natrona St., Philadelphia South Phila. H. S., Phila. School of Pedagogy The philosophy of a word of praise is more efficient than a chapter of blame made incarnate. A man who is always able to find extenuating circumstances for everyone except himself. “Sam HAROLD B. BUCKLEY ns. 27 Amosland Road, Norwood, Pa. Philadelphia School of Pedagogy. “Buck” spent two years in the Wharton School, U. of P.. be fore coming to Temple. Here he is specializing in commerce and upon receiving his degree hopes either to teach commercial subjects in a Senior High School, or tatter yet, to enter the real estate business. Echoes from Pedagogy tell us that Mr. Buckley was a three-letter man. At Temple? Oh, here he is always studious—French pronunciation taing his forte! Also—in high school he was known for his curly crop! There’s a heap o’ nonsense in this man, tho’ you wouldn’t guess it. “nuck' 28

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 Jini JAMES HENRY DEWEY CUNNIK A.B. 100 Ashby Road, Stonehurst, Phila. Catholic H% S.. Wrestling Team (Captain and Coach), Class Football (1, 2), Newman Club, T. U. • Cunnie’s a fine chap—A man’s man, sincere and friendly, ready to give you a lift, that’s Jim. He’s terribly philosophical and has a way of turning out meaningful little phrases—epigrammatic, that’s what he is. We all want to Ik wise: and then when we know we want to lie as happy as if we didn’t know. This is one of his. The ladies all love to dance with Jim, for he’s a marvelous tcrpsichorcan. Rut he has one nasty little habit they all would like to cure him of—he masticates the filthy weed! M. EMILY DILG A.B. 24 West View Avc., Mt. Airy, Phila. Erasmus Hall H. S.. Brooklyn. Cercle Francais, College Girls Club, Y. W. C. A.. A H II President (3), Eaglesmere Delegate (3), Cast of French Play (3). Emily has decided to devote her future years to the lofty art of teaching young America to par-lez-vous. To show that that is just what she should do, Emily won the Alliance Francais Medal, and has ably held several offices in the Cercle Francais. She has also taken an active part in other organizations. In 1M21-22 she was president of Alpha Theta Pi. The Y. W. C. A. made her a delegate to the Eaglesmere Conference and chairman of the Rig Sister Committee in 1922. Emily intends to let nothing, especially a man, interfere with her career: She never could fetter her spirit proud. In the space of a wedding ring. Emily hates men as a rule, but let me whisper— there are exceptions to every rule! 30