Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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IRVIN BENDINER LAW SCHOOL BFE NoxrH-E.xs'r HIGH Scuoor. The resources of the scholar are proportionate to his coizflclen-ce in the attributes of the intellect Irvin Bendiner, the professor, insurance agent, and winner of the second year high scholarship prize at Temple Law School. Otherwise he gives no of- fense and smiles benevolently to all and bears himself with the enviable. complacency of one who is certain of his examination mark. HAROLD B. BIEHL COLLEGE TEMPLE HIGH Sci-tool. Ifeinieu TTCD In, character, if not in span, He's reached the stature of a man. Biehl, as generalissimo of the amalgamated Senior class, has displayed the sagacity hinted at in his Napoleonic features. He has been active in other things than class politics and his departure will leave gaps wholly out of keeping with his size. Although inconspicuous, Biehl, in his years at Temple, has managed to take part in nearly every- thing going. President Amalgamcztefl Senior Class, The Templar Stayf, 1924, Tau Xi Psi Honorary Fraternity NEAL B. BOVVMAN Sci-IooL or COMMERCE lVlIDDLETON HXGH SCHOOL GTS! My true lozoelhas my heart, and I have hers Neal has done well to complete his college career without deserting the ranks of the bachelors. However, there ,is an ,insistent rumor to the effect that he will not enjoy the possession of his B.S. long before he will also enjoy the possession of a charming partner of his joys. Faculty Club, Square and Compass Club, Merfs Glee Club, Owl Honorary Society, Presiclent Commerce Club President Aclzlertising Alfzmzrri, Vice-president Spanish Club, Aclz'ert'isin.g llI6L7lCl'l69' Temple University f'lVeekly, The Templar, Board of Manayers School of Commerce Alumni l10l

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HARRY GERSON ATLAS - SCHOOL OF COMMERCE ZEQ. CENTRAL HIGH ScHoo1. Harry Atlas is there with the goods. He was grad- uated in February with his B.S.C. Throughout his stay at Temple he was known as a good stu- dent. Harry has a likeable, extremely unseliish character, and is distinguished for his eiiciency in argument. a STANLEY A. BALLARD SCHOOL or COMMERCE C1-1,x1-'rua HIGH Scaoor., LONG BR.xNcx-1, N. J. Stanley is one of those quiet fellows about whom very little is known by anyone other than his most intimate friends and his professors. From the latter we learn that he is one of the best students of Templeg one who is not afraid Of hard workg one who delights in solving the most difhcult prob- lems. His friends swear by him. His friendship is eternal and of the kind that men like to have. JACOB BENJAMIN BELL LAW SCHOOL ' ' ' CENTRAL Hier-r'Sc1-loot SCHOOL OF Pizmcocv Bell is the Junior member of the firm of Sacks, Piwosky and Bell. His shoulders are always at the wheel-a musical wheel-his step is music and his voice is song, Bell, like his co-partners, has a capacity for work and an abundance of earnestness, Earnestness is needed in this world as much as any virtue, so no other virtues need be recounted here. i9l

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MORRIS DAVID BROXVNSTEIN SCHOOL or COMMERCE Brownie ZEQ Bnowx's PREIZKIIATOIIY Scnooi, His classmates will never forget Brownies first venture in business, or his card Brownstein and Kochinsky, Expert Accountants. JOHN H. BRYAN Hello, John He is hoping to satisfy a lifelong ambition. He was class treasurer the first and second year. A product of Old Phillief' MARJORIE BUBB TEACHERS COLLEGE AIVILLIAIXI PENN Hicu SCHOOL IP Marjorie's career at Temple has been successful in more ways than one. She has not only achieved a Hne reputation in her classes, both practical and academic, but has proved herself a capable teacher and a popular student. She is one of the most ex-, pert users of the new swimming pool, and was one of the swimming instructors during her Junior year. Stmleilt Council, T0'easurer Senior Class, Teachers College, Swimming Squad 5111