Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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I 1 1 I M, r f-41235 1 gl l 'I'O THE CLASS or 1930: I The college graduate has become an important factor in 5 i American social life. He brings the resources of a trained and r disciplined mind to the consideration of the dilficult problems of i H economic-s and politics. He introduces the technique of a scientific l Un method into the traditional, processes of business enterprise and industrial production. He shares the treasures of his historical y H studies with his new associates urging upon them the oft-forgotten i 1 'sl fact that human thought is a continuous development, and that i f l earlier records have a distinct and important bearing upon the move- , i 1 ments and aspirations of the present generation. He fosters his Q i ip l instinct for aesthetic appreciation implanted in him by four years of , - y college instruction, and endeavors to proclaim by dignified behavior pw E i , and gracious manners that art and letters can beautify the social i 1 - i scene as no other human creations can. y But intimate acquaintance with the past may, by a subtle para- A ' i dox, encourage Within him a suspicion that he differs in some respects Q Q if from his fellowmen that he possesses elements of superiority by virtue W A of the very adx antage he has enjoyed and that he may consequently .H , i - demand an attention and regard which ordinarily come after the most arduous efforts. It is Wise to offer a cautionary remark. Sound 'l y purposes and hard Work are the sole guaranties of professional or y business preferment. If college men and Women have learned the l i meaning of the one and the methods of the other they will find a 7 1 safe and satisfactory place in the great community of intelligent minds which control and guide the destinies of the modern state Sincerely Dean College of Lrberal Arts and Scwnces A I f l N y .f , in X v i l w f , x i . . . . . 5 Q ' it ily i ly A i s iii I 'XI 1 . . i W , u . . P 2 i i' -ip 5 ll ll? f l lm 5 H H H fe as s 1 ffl: -ire 5 fc' ?5ff.Q iii r it s.1 or erratic' rits, 1-xp:-H., -awp

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' , 'F fn f- 5 -S' .. - 4 I FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS N DEAN JAMES H. DUNHAM .431 18 Ib.,

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FACFLTY OF THE TEACHERS COLLEGE DEAN GEORGE E. WALK .QI 20 Ig..