Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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To the Class of 1928: Dear fellow-members of the teaching guild, Greeting! You have helped to make the year of grace 1927-28 a notable one in the history of Temple and Teachers College. It has been a time of progress in academic as well as athletic interests. You have made a most worthy contribution to the ever-widening expansion of our influence and our scr-vice. Temple University is preeminently co-operative in spirit and action. You are not only our students. You will soon be also our ambassadors. As graduates you will go forth into your several fields of activity, and represent your Alma Mater. On your continued loyal and enthusiastic support depend largely the future growth and prosperity of Temple University. The best advertisement is a satisfied patron. Here you have had discipline in thinking: here you have learned the importance of mastery; here you have acquired an appreciation of values. Your enthusiasm for your Alma Mater will be infectious; and your friends will follow your example and come in their turn to the “Heart of Philadelphia.” You carry with you our sincere regard and our very best wishes for the largest possible measure of personal happiness and professional success. Ever cordially yours, T we nty-se ven

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hC i i DEAN GEORGE E. WALK TEACHERS COLLEGE FACULTY T wcnty'iix

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DEAN MILTON F. STAUFFER SCHOOL OF COMMERCE FACULTY T wcnty'eight