Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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J. SCHNEYER CLEARFIELD LAW SCHOOL Jaclf', SOUTH PIfIIL.inELPHI,x HIGI-I SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYI.vANI,x, i21 J. Schneyer Clearfield was obliged several times to remind the professor that he had marked Clearheld absent whereas he was merely late. He was always detained by a train from Boston or New York and many times, we venture to add, by his lunch. His prompt attendance in class was pre- vented by his affiliations with one of Philadelphia's large department stores, in the capacity of buyer. C'hancello'r Sigma Nu Phi, Vice-presiclent Senior Class Member of the lziter-F1'atern'ity Council HENRY REESE COHEN COLLEGE emi CENTRAI, HIGH ScHooI. DICKINSON CLL.B.D 'fFrom studies he never long cloth tarry Except, perhaps, to chat with Mary. Henry's great ambition is to obtain I's and, so far, he has succeeded. He is an excellent student and a credit to his class. He, too, is an honor stu- dent and has done his research in Federal Judi- ciaryf' Ivzstructor in Political Science X EMIL XVM. COLAMOS CA SCHOOL OF COIVIMERCE frcozlyv T3-411, SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL The opinion was voiced by a campus leader that the attendance among the fair at class dances would fall off after Colly's departure, and it is hoped a second Colly will appear to avoid this catastrophe. Photograplzic Editor The Templar, Treasurer' of Amalgamatecl Senior Class and of School of Commerce Senior Class, Spanish Club Oircnlo Italiano mi

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HENRY PLUMMER CHEATHAM, JR. LAW SCHOOL - SHAW UN1vEus1Tx', N. C. As a ma'n.'s salutatiofz so the total of his clzarccctevg' in. nothing do we Ia-11 ou1'sel'ves so open as in. our manner of 1neeti'n,g and .va1uZ'atio11. Cheatham is characterized by his quiescent and phlegmatic manner but he gained military honors during the YVorld War. He can be depended upon to return a salutation with zeal and sincere ef- fervescence. He enjoys the quality of being able to engage the kind regards of all. BENNETT CLARK ENID CABIDEN HIGH SCHOOL ' All 0rcrto'rs are dumb Uflzen beauty yuleadethf' FRANK J. CLAMER SCHOOL OF COMMERCE 'Fra1zk', COl,I,mEvn,1,E HIGH SCHOOL Our daily commuter always sits in the front row but leaves his books and assignments at home. NO matter how trying the day, Frank still main- tains the same sunny disposition. LAW SCHOOL ' Mr. Clark, by growing a Hourishing moustache, 3 has earned for himself the soubriquet of being the Jersey Beau Brummelf' Calling the roll is a droll and monotonous labor until Clark responds to the call of his name by a here which is loud and piercing enough to vir- tually knock the unsuspecting student and profes- sor from their seats. V l13l

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ELIZABETH B. COLE LAW SCHOOL IIDAA - BRIDGETON HIGH SCHOOL Elizabeth Cole is the sole representative of woman- hood to grace our class and the only woman lawyer in South Jersey. VVere this not the Law depart- ment of the University it would perhaps seem becoming to prate about things that pertain to the heart of women. But, to avoid inconsistency and prolixity we will permit the record of her activities to describe her further. High Priestess Tau Clzapter, Phi Delta Delta F'rate1'nity Secretary Law Class. 1925 JAMES VVALTER DE LISI COLLEGE SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL Dutch'f Dutch is a member Of the Italian Circle and as a member of this organization has been active in all inter-mural athletics. A healthy body and an ac- tive mind are responsible for the exceptional Work done by this student while at Temple University. A. CHARLES DI GIOVANNI SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Chuck DiGi', TYQ CROSBY HIGH SCHOOL, XV.-KTERBURY, CONN. U UNIVERSITX' .OF PENNSYLVANIA DiGi was instrumental in Organizing El Circolo Italiano. He took the initiative and helped ma- terially in making it a well-known Organization. Vice-p1'e.s-'ident of C'i1'coIo. Italiano, Commerce Club L 151