Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Trustee and University Officials. with Honored Guests, head the Academic Procession. Governor James is seen entering the Temple. Board of Trustees Supreme power in determining the University's policies is the Board of Trustees, composed of outstanding leaders in civic, professional and business life. Several have served the University for terms ranging up to twentydive years. The Board reached its greatest strength this year with the election of eight new members. The Governor or the State of Pennsylvania The Mayor op the City of Philadelphia M.ilcolm Adam Thomas F. Armstrong Charles E. Beury Edward G. Budd P. M. Chandler Russell Conwell Cooney D. C. Craighead Henry L. Doherty Charles G. Erny John Howard Fnck Albert M. Greenfield Walter C. Hancock G. Morton Ulman George de Benncville Keim W. Wallace Kellett Charles F. Kelley Wilmer Krusen Alexander E. J. Laffcrty Frank F. Law J. A. MacCallum A. A. Mitten Roland S. Morris Charles G. Mueller Merle M. Odgers William N. Parkinson William B. Raid William A. Schnader John H. Smalt: J. S. Ladd Thomas Ernest T. Trigg William H. Wanamaker, Jr. George A. Welsh George Wheeler John H. Whiticar Wilson, Jr. President Beury present Honorary Degree to Judge George Welsh 86

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Styfeet the President With Governor Jame . kading the Acavkmic ProccMKin at Mid-Year Commencement I esident Beury's friendliness endears him to every student. At his reception, held at the beginning of the University year, he seeks to personally welcome each member of the large Temple family. When his numerous duties permit, he enters actively into student organization programs. From the time of his election to the Board of Trustees in 1913, he has been one of the University's most enthusiastic workers. Fob lowing the death of Dr. Conwell in 1925, Dr. Beury was the unanimous choice for the presidency and was inaugurated in 1926. 25

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University Council “What shall be the relationship of the Undergraduate Schools to each other?—or to the Professional Schools? “What changes are desirable in scholastic and extra curricular activities? These are among topics discussed by the University Council, consisting of the President and the various Deans. Meetings are held every two months. Deans Parkinson anJ Walk Attend a Social Function. Charles E. Beury.. . The‘President of the Uniicrsity Milton F. Stauffer . The Assistant to the‘President James H. Dunham.. The Dean of College of Liberal .4rts George E. Walk........ The Dean of Teachers (?o ege Harry A. Cochran The Dean of the School of Commerce G. Floyd Zimmermans Dean of the School of theology Francis Chapman.. The Dean of the School of Law John G. Hervey. The Associate Dean of the School of Law William N. Parkinson ThcDean of the School of ‘Medicine I. Norman Bkoomell. .The Dean of the School of Dentistry H. Evert Kendig... The Dean of the School of-Pharmacy R. Ray Willoughby The Dean of the School of Chiropody Thaddeus Rich.. . The Dean of the School of Mustc Beatrice E. Ritter The Dean of the School of Nursing Gertrude D. Peabody. The Dean of Women J. Conrad Seegers . . The Dean of Men Millard E. Gladfelter .fthe Registrar Charles A. Ford 4dminijfrain 4s.mraw to the-President Rich Zimmcrmann Gladfelter Hervey Willoughby Kendig Seegers Walk Cochran Peabody Beury Ritter Dunham Broome’.! 27