Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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DIQIQFACE l.I ARKENING back over our college careers- we, of the Class of 1930-realize more fully and comprehensively the great work that has been accomplished in the establishment of so great a University. A humble beginning, slowly progressive in infancy, stolidly and tenaciously clinging toine ideals, eliminating .numerous obstacles, coping with unusual problems-such was the earlier history of Temple. Always arising from the depths of despair, treading the glorious paths of the Founder's fondest dreams, the University has progressed with rapid, consuming strides in the past decade. I Witness, graduates, the colossal spirit of your predecessors, the fruits of their labors, the portals of which we now leave, but not without regret. May we always be proud of our Alma Mater. May we, ourselves, aid spiritually, mentally, physically, financially, to extend this great prog- ress to heights far beyond the fondest dreams of our beloved founder, Russell Herman Conwell. Within these pages we have tried to inscribe the events of our college life in such manner that We shall carry them with us throughout our entire lives, cherished memories.

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Acknowledgment IN COMPLETING the Work on so complete and gratifying a volume, the Staff of the 1930 TEMPLAR grate- fully acknowledges the co-operation of the administration, the classes, the Athletic Council, the various organiza- tions, and the students individually. Without this proper and deserving co- operation the additional Work required of the staff would have been detrimental to the welfare of the book itself. May succeeding staffs of the ofhcial yearbook of Temple University receive equally hearty and sincere co-operation from the same sources. l