Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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J. RUSSELL RIDGWAY SCHOOL OF COMMERCE ffnickyff A211 1 ' BRIDGETON HIGH SCHOOL Ridgway hopes to sell South Jersey. He has lots to sell and he sells lots. As a realtor he is a reality. Commerce Club FLORENCE RIMLINGER TEACHERS COLLEGE WVILMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Fl0ssie AEA ' A maiden fair, a maiden jolly Opposed to all thatis' melancholy. Throughout her school life '!Flossie has been prominent in campus activities. She has the ability to collect money from anybody for anything, a talent which alone should mark her as an excep- tional person. , President Home Economics Club, French Play, 1925 Secretary Le Cerele Frangais, Editor Alpha Sigma Alpha, Chairman of the Dormitories, Vice- presiflent Amalgamtecl Senior Class, The Templar Staf, '25 ELIZABETH ROBINSON COLLEGE- lfBettyJI WVEST PHILADELPHIA GIRLS, HIGH SCHOOL If yo'a'11e 'earfl the East acalll-n', 4 you 'won't never 'eerl naught elsel' These were Betty's sentiments when she Caine to us four years ago. Although she had beenin this country a numberiof years, her heart Was in China where she had spent her childhood days. Lately, however, We fear that the call of the East is being ignored for a more powerful call to the sunny shores of Costa Rica. But that's another story. Le Cercle Frangais, College Women's Club, French Play, 1924, Philos Dramatikos Play, 1923 E301

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MARVIN PORCH COLLEGE Buck C1,.n roN HIGH SCHOOL Though cc fCL7 17'LGI S work is never clone Bur-lc contends that it's great fun. Buck is reluctant to tell about himself. He is the modest coach of the Clayton High School foot- ball team. The King of Claytonn is somewhat of a singer, too. He is a member of the Glee clubs, both at the University of Pennsylvania and at Temple. Buck is interested in psychology, agree- ing with Dr. Bolton that all Hnals should be abolished. ' one Club LAURA G. REAGAN TEACHERS COLLEGE Pnxrr NIEMOTIIAI. Gmifs HIGH SCHoo1., C,x1.cU'r'r.x, INDIA A.B.-PACIFIC UN1oN COLLEGE, LA Jon. CALIF. One who has developed an attractive personality in the tropical clime of India, who is animated with the desire to be just a teacher is our class- mate Laura. Extensive travel has broadened her outlook on life and prepared her for that work admirably. To anyone interested in the Oriental Arts, we heartily recommend this slender, dark- haired 'girl with the English accent. JOHN WESLEY RHOADS LAW SCHOOL AXA . Cui-:LTENHAM HIGH Scnooi, He who serves the public' is a poor animalg he wor- 'ries himself to death and no one tlmnks him for itu John is a democrat. This will introduce him and his political affiliations. He has almost obtained the post 'of prohibition-director of Pennsylvania. But in jest it might be added, that it was not his destiny to become one to dry up the spirits of his fellowmen. l29l

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SAMUEL ISAIAH SACKS- LAW SCHOOL ftsamii CENTRAL DIANUAL TRAINING HIGH SCHOOL UNIV. OF PENNA., GRrXTZ COLLEGE 4 Sam bore himself like one who believed, A man is relieved and gay when he has put his heart into 'his work and done his best, but what he has said or done otherwise shall give him no peace. Sacks was President of our class during the second year. He is the Senior member of that hard-work- ing triumvirate which Sacks, Piwosky and Bell comprise. This combination is famous in its system of note-taking and digest of cases. ROBERT DOUGLAS SAGE ScHooL OF COMMERCE NORXVICH FREE ACADEMY Poet Bob is another good fellowl' who will be missed from the School of Commerce roll-call next year. As an active member of several campus activities, this Poet has made himself known and liked. We understand there is a lucky girl back home. At least, a picture has been in evidence' several times, and we drew our own conclusions. Charter member Spanish Club, Treasurer Pitman Club Glee Clubs, '21, '22, '25, Commerce Club, '25, Writers' Club, '25, Associate Senior Member Circulo Italiano LOUIS SCHUMAlN COLLEGE l Looie SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL He takes delight in chemistry- ' A physicist as -well is he. Looie is the hardest working fellow we know. How he manages to do all he 'does in the little time he has is amazing. The hardest courses offer no dread for him. Only a brilliant mind could absorb successfully a roster which includes chem- istry, organic chemistry, physics and calculus. Robert Hare Chemistry Club l 31 l