Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ALICE GALLAGHER COLLEGE fflq J, LANSFORD UFO-r nothing looeliea' In 'woman than to This little bit of Erin' traditions-black hair, blue eyes and a keen wit. Her imagination is most remarkable. Many a tale can she weave of the panthers running wild in Carbon county. ' College lfVomcm's Club, Forum, Secretary and Treasurer' Senior Class, '25, Le Cercle Fra-ngais, President Phi Alpha Sorority, Newman Club HAROLD GEIGES CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL CIJIOF Gus JDEK 'Gus came to Temple from Franklin and Mar- .shall with an enviable reputation as a football player. He had no trouble in making the team. Gus also coaches Swarthmore High School and has had lots of success. He has added the thrill -of romance to his college career, being a recent benedict. 'IIA Hmi-1 Sci-root can be found study household good. is true to all her ancestral CHARLES A. GALLO . TEACHERS COLLEGE Charley', FRANKFORD HIGH ScHooL Charles was quite active in his four years at Temple. He took part in all school activities, was always ready to give a helping hand in order to pull through some affair. As a student in Teachers College he ranked high and was highly esteemed by his professors. Charles expects to teach lan- guages in some high school. 'We wish him lots of success in his future career as a teacher. Orclzestra, Glee Club, Cercle Frconygais, Circolo Italiano, Newman Club A TEACHERS COLLEGE mi

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JOSEPH DRUKER SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Drake SOUTH PHx1.,mE1.1'Hm HIGH SCHOOL Joe -made many friends at Temple. In the capacity of assistant to the director of admissions, he helped many a bewildered student make his roster. He finished his course in three years and is now in the Temple Law School. Spanish Club MORRIS EDELSON TEACHERS COLLEGE ' N rrM07'Ty:: MH.LEnsv11.1.E STATE Nomul. LANCASTER HIGH ScHoo1. Morry came to Temple from Millersville State Normal School where he played Varsity basket- ball and baseball. He has the distinction of being the first President of the Owl Honorary Society and it was through his work that it has succeeded in becoming an influential student organization. President of the Owl H07l07'U7'y Society, Memorial Com- mittee, Business Manages' of The Templar for Teaehers College I ELIZABETH FLYNN COLLEGE Bessie TA X 0Lv1'H,xx'r HIGH SCHOOL l'Vhat, in nature, can compare With a 'womzmis' wealth of haiozv Bessie is a demure damsel, quiet and studious. Certain episodes in her college career, however, lead us to surmise that she is fond of a really snappy time now and then. But who isn't? College VVo1nen.'s Club, Forum, Le Cerele Frcmgais Vice-presiflent Phi Alpha, Newman Club l17l

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AGNES GENTNER TEACHERS COLLEGE Sparky MIDDLESEX TOXVNSHII' HIGI-I SCHOOL Mm of few words are the best men Unless you know her well, you little realize her wealth of humor and good sportsmanship. She is never too busy to help a friend in need, and has been a loyal supporter of all class affairs. We need not wish her success for we feel sure it will follow her wherever she goes. Seoretccry Home Economics Club, Y.M.C.A. CYRUS STERLING GROSSMAN SAMUEL REGEN GINSBURG LAW SCHOOL KfRqgenJJ SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL Being a product of the P.R.T. legal department, he quite naturally believes that lawyers who prac- tice negligence cases should do so with the strictest regard for legal ethics. He is one of our most earnest law students and, among other things, believes that, Time, pains and patience will do anything. TEACHERS COLLEGE - SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL Cyrus has had a varied experience at Temple. He entered the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences in 1921 and remained there until 1923, when he entered the School Of Commerce for the 1923-241 term. In 19241 he transferred to Teachers College, majoring in Commercial Education. l19l