Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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 To the Class of 1927, Greeting: President Conwell was loyal to Temple University to the end. He established a high standard of university loyalty. It is the same as that announced by the Moabitish maiden three thousand years ago when the lovely Ruth said to the mother of her dead husband, “Clod do so to me, and more also, if aught but death part thee and me.” 1'his high standard of loyalty begets loyalty in others. All who follow I)r. Conwell will be influenced by his example. President Charles E. Beury brings a new type of loyalty to the University. Having received no benefits from the University, and the University having no emoluments whatsoever to bestow upon him, he is giving himself with reckless abandon to placing Temple University among the foremost universities of the world. He is already influencing each one of us with the strange, mystical power which always magnetizes the man who surrenders himself unreservedly to the service of, and association with, self-sacrificing and courageous youth. Let me urge you to he faithful not only to the end to your University; but to your classmates, to your home, to your city, to your country, and to your God. Very sincerely yours, (Signed) Milton F. Stauffer, Dean of the School of Commerce. Page Twenty-four

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FACULTY OF TEACHERS’ COLLEGE DR. GEORGE E. WALK Page 'T'xenly-lhrce

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