Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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N :'- ,,rz,f, . -, N 'VH t EJ, 2 1 L-' ' 4:2i?,lf.f.7ln..Y1'1f SGD THAT CTJIHIUIES CYIIIBAIIRS MAN IININDGIK JIEEJIRASIIES., .. ., .. For posterity-for the generations of Te.1nple to coine -1nore directly for the class of 1931, the TEMPLAR staff has compiled this record. It includes a period of progress paralleled by few institutions of hig-her'learn- ing. The fonr years just pasthave been anonientons ones for T6'l1llDl6-l7'617'l671d0MS in physical adzfancetnent -unique in an acadeinic inarch forfzoa.rd.' Here the portrayal can be little better than snperhcial, for it can hardly inclnde reininiscences iinpossilale of verbal de- scription. H owever, it is a sincere' ejjfort to pictnre a Temple era, and it accomplishes snch, in part at least, the editors feel gratijied.

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IHDIEBIDIEIIEQLMBIJIIIDIIQH TO CYRUS H. K. CURTIS, WHO, THROUGH HIS GENEIR- OUS SUPPORT OF THE UNI- VERSITY PROGRAM, HAS BROUGHT THE DREAMS OF O U R FOUNDER CLOSER TO REALITY, WE, THE CLASS, OF NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY - ONE IN SINGERE APPRECIATION DEDICATE THIS TEMPLAR.

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