Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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FRED HAMBRY SCHOOL or COMMERCE Doxoxu I'IlGH Scnoor. Fred receives his degree with the 1925 Graduat- ing Class, although his work was completed at the end of the summer-school session of 1924. Since then, he has been traveling extensively throughout the south- and middle-west. Fred left an enviable record at the University of Colorado when he came east to resume his studies. Here, his work was of the calibre that foretells success and his personality won him many friend- ships that will remain with him always. YVILSON HANKINS H COLLEGE Hanlf MILLVILLE HIGH Sctuool. 'fC'ome and trip it as ye go On the light fantastic toe. Hank is a conscientious studentg he even came to school on Jewish holidays. Somehow, somewhere, he has a soft spot, and it is not for men, either. He is a disciple of Terpsichore and can manipulate his lower extremities rather gracefully. Robert Hare Chemistry Club YVALTER HAUSDORFER COLLEGE V ffwazff Emi-.tier-I MANUA1, Timmins SCHOOL, INDIANAPOLIS Before hiylz-piled books in chcw'act ry The owl has nothing on VValt when it comes to silence and wisdom. He is a veritable stoic. Phi- losophy and philology are his play toys, but he excels in other subjects as well. He is one of the honor men of the class, taking his honors in Ger- man literature. Le Carole Francais, French play, 1925, Assistant Lib ra r-ia n wi

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SIMON CYRUS GROSSMAN LAW SCHOOL B.S. IN ECONOMICS, UNIVERSITY OF PENNA. Simon Cyrus Grossman could make a stern pro- fessor laugh. In him are Flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on roar. Even professors who think it undignified to smile, have succumbed tO,the naivete of Grossman. Vice-president Class of '25, President Executive Committee ELIZABETH GROVER TEACHERS COLLEGE Betty BNE Betty's interests have been much diversified. In addition to the lively interest which she has shown in her work as a student of physical education, she has taken an active part in sorority and social affairs. She was a member of the hockey team dur- ing her second year. 2'Betty', has also won the Phi Delta Pi scholarship cup for her record in classes. President Pun-Hellenic Association, 1924 RUTH HAINES TEACHEIRS COLLEGE PEABODY HIGI-I Sc!-IOOI., PI'r'rsBURGH f'Tlze1'e's nothing so kingly as lcinclnessj' Industrial Art is where Ruth's talents bubble to the surface. She has proved so eflicient that dur- ing Miss Smiley's illness, she instructed the class. All the Kindergarten girls love her in their asso- ciation with her at the Practice School of the Vilebber Settlement. She will go away but -- Yon may break, you may .shatter the 'vase 'lf you will, But the scent of the -roses will cling round it still. E201

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ISADORE H. HERMAN LAW SCHOOL AEK CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL To succeed as a lawyer a mem must 'work like a horse and live like a hermit Isadore is another of our overseas men. He is the Hnancial genius of the class, being its Treasurer. In our estimation and memory he is the first treas- urer who enjoyed the good-will of his fellows. This is because there are no dues to be collected. EPHRAIM H HOMAN SCHOOL or CCMMERCE PAULINE HOLCOMBE COLLEGE Piucl1,ot CDA Dusuomz HIGH SCHOOL Her mincl is analytical, H ei' ambitions are politiealf' Here is a practical mind combined with an artistic temperament. The result is a personality Worth cultivating. She will be remembered for her wil- lingness to serve on endless committees and her fondness for sketching fantastic pictures during lecture hours. . College lVomen'.s' Club, Forum, Le Cercle Fraugais Newman Club, Secretary Debate Council Epli AZH PENNSCROVE, N. J., HIGH SCHOOL Few at Temple do not know Eph,H for he it is who so cheerfully collects the students' fees in Conwell Hall. 1 Not only does he shine as a collector but the Summer School dances become a riot when Eph manages them. Ilfember of first Stay? of the lVeekly,'1 the Commerce Club, Board of Managers School of Commerce Alumni, the Owl Hoizioiary Society, Delta Sigma Pi Fmtewzity I2-'ll