Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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FRANCIS T. ALLEN, B. S. in EcOn. HAROLD P. ALSPAUGH, M.A. JAMES A. BARNES, Ph.D. HENRY E. BIRDSOING, Ph.M. THADDEUS L. BOLTON, Ph.D. NEAL B. BOWMAN, B.S.C. KARL H. BRUDI, B.S. in ECOn. JONAS W. BUCI-IER, STANLEY F. CHAMBERLAIN, M.A. MARION G. COLEMAN, B.S. in Ed. RAYMOND J. CURRY, C.P.A. ALEXANDRE DE SEABRA, G.B. WILLIAM J. DOUGLAS, A.M. BURNS DRUMM, A.B. THADDEUS E. DUVAL, M.A. PAUL EGGERTSEN, A.M. HAROLD M. ESWINE, A.M. MARVIN L. FAIR, Ph.D. THEODORE F ITZGERALD, B.S. in Ed. 'CAROL FOULKS, A.M. CARL E. GEUTHER, LL.B. VVALTER S. GLADFELTER, B.S.C. W. BROOKE GRAVES, A.M. VVILLIAM J. GRAY JAMES S. HALL, A.M. ELLIS 0. HINSEY,,M.A. IRWIN S. HOFFER, M.B.A. MILES E. HOFFMAN, M.A. PAUL S. KEISER, A.M. JIFACJIIBIBGJIWK HARIiY A. COCHRAN, Ed. D., Associatc Dean JOHN D. IQERN, M. A. FRED M. KISSINGER, C.P.A. WII.LIS E. KRAEBER - HARRY L. IQUNTZLEMAN, B.S.C. DOROTHY I. LAFFERTY, A.M. ROBERT E. LEE, M.A. MABEL M. LEIDY ANNA L. LINGELBACH, Ph.D. LAWRENCE C. LOCKLEY, Ph.D. RUSSELL H, MACK, M.A. A. E. MORSE, M.A. THERESA D. NELSON', A.B. FRANK PADDOCK, Ph.D. ' PETER O. RAMIREZ, ANNIE L. ROGERS, A.M. IRA D. SHOOP C RAYMOND S. SHORT, Ph.D. S. HOMER SMITH, A.M. SAMUEL J. STEINER, B.S.C. LORIN STUCKEY, Ph.D. JOHN A. TOUSAW, B.S.C. . G. DIAz VALENZUELA, Ph.B. HARVEY M. WATTS, Litt.D. HARRY H. WESTENBERGER, B.S.C. MARTHA WIEGAND, B.S.C. HENRY L. WILSON, M.A. G. ALLENE WORTH, B.S.C. CHARLES A. WRIGIIT, B.S. in Econ H. WINEIELD WRIGHT, C.P.A. Twenty-Jive

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Slll3llfllllDlfDlllQ flflllli 1Il34fDllMllllllllll.liBllRfIl'3lllE5 lo the Class of l93l The true knight of chivalry was- guided by the hlghest 1516115 He Stoo ready to defend those ideals to death He lived 1n accordance with his 1dealS in his private as well as in his public life The kmght who lived ia pure life was invincible in combat. When knighthood was 1H flower the world needed the chivalrous deeds of the gallant d knight. The consciousness of having lived up to high' ideals as a student in Temple University will be to you a most precious possession. It will be your chief source of strength when the battles of life press you the hardest. You are a knight of the twentieth century. You are equip- ped with armor o fight for the highest and best things in government, religion -and busi- ness. The sacrifices which you have m-ade to , win your armor are the preparation for the greater sacrifices that you will want to make in the service of your fellowmen. The Founder, Russell H. Conwell, Dean L-aura H. Carnell, and Presi- dent Charles E. Beury, stand out as the heroic knights who are exemplars for each Temple alumnus to follow in steadfast and courageous loyalty for your Alma Mater. V Keep your armor bright. . Dean, School of Commerce. Twevzvtyfgw Q 'Legg ' ' ' 1 , -'dw' ', iC'Q. 1 L A fi .. . I . . 1 U l 1 . . r'+ . . . - . . O , . . . . . . . NO 0 . KRW? 3 3 V J JM fp. .J , i K ,. -:ffm A-H . M... f - . .gffW.,f, ' 1 if? A '- -at 4 . - . X- ..5.,g :z,, l 1 .gf i'-fi l ll l f, if lf 1 1 1 l ,V , .15 1.5 .V il I. il -? l i ,l. E A 5 i 1 2 u- E 1 2 1 1 . F 2 Hz 1. f 1 i 3.

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DEAN J. CONRAD SEEGERs ' DEAN GERTRUDE D. PEABODY HDTEQANS br Mutant atiuiiin WDMTEN A profound understanding of students and student problems, a readiness to lend aid at all times, and a whole-hearted effort to encourage worthwhile activities have won for both Dr. gl. Conrad Seegers, Dean of Men, and Gertrude D. Peabody, Dean ot Nlfomen, the unqualified esteem and admiration of the student body. In encouraging and aiding extra-curricular activities, in systematizing and in- creasing the facilities for student health, in developing a program of intramural sports, and in improving the cultural aspect of Temple University, Dr. Seegers and Miss Peabody have accomplished a task which has immeasurably aided the student hotly of the University. They have brought the student in closer contact with the faculty. Their work has not been heraldedg they have not asked for praise gr attentign, Yet in their quiet manner they have devoted their time to the interest of the student The TEMPLAR congratulates them on their line work. Tzee iz fy-six