Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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CHEMISTRY K II Ci»»r K. T T.v«on W ( . Dunning W. Roger II M Tomlinson V. T. CnMwrll F. K. Itumrill MATHEMATIC'S W. S. Lawton |{. K. Gleason I II Kratx C. X. Stokes K. It. ItoMmis PSYCIIOLCXiY E. M. L Burohmtl F. II. I.iuul It Harter II. Smelt jeer C K. Till lull A. For I It H. Iliirkiiuiii II f. II.miilt m PHYSICS ('. S. MrGinni J. I.. Bolin F. II. Xmlig C. Hodge- HISTORY T l Met •inniek J. C. Plluum l II. Tliotim . K. Mory .1. S. Kronur D. M. Fisk J. A. Barnes A. N. Cook It. B. Munson A. L. Lingclluu-li 29

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 'v N .V‘ V K ' • v«y N ‘ v:.' .yu« NOT IN PHOTOGRAPHS Itiotogy I { ii roll I F. Bernhardt. h'.itgh h Wnllrr D. FrrK»'“ «-Hirtortf Ainlnii! l’.lvikt h. 'llion1 ™ I). NcImm. Nidmlii' I . Madw' Mmlrrn l.iiufjnn'jf lutrl« KvaiiM. Oliirn Yi. Kv»»% Saniml Steiner. 'hiht'ni'h Juntr II I liinlmni. Hnr-rim Dunham. ENGLISH J. It. H. iHlrii kM.i. W. MCrilli n.il I. K. O. Hiiitcy G. It Mitchell I’ A Brown ■I W Bucher I-.. I . Kunii 'l II. S Rrucitlr I II T. WcIkNt I). M Berwick II 1'iiM‘itiiiii I . K. Wnllrr S Itnlit-rlson J. | . Korn K.Schneider A. Glcvrlniiil ‘Dm'iiWil. MODERN I.ANfll'AGKS O. I )in£- nlni .iivln A. Jnlmrtoii .1 T lluuli A. ilcSeitbrn 0. Schuster T. lv Dii Vnl M. II. Duncan (’. l-milk' II I), l.cnnied J A. Meredith 4. V. Sinead II. 0. Neel 28

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PHYSICAL HIM CATION J. V. L)| uii V. II. Schrrl aum P. M. iun«»n 'I. W. nunffr J- F. Mrister P. .1. Collins (J. I. Dum-an V. W. .ulli« I'.M PIpIm-Ii F. I’rosoh NOW (hat it’s time to say good-hve, we realize more fully than ever Ih -fore our debt to the faculty. They are Teniph without whom there would l»e iio need for buildings, or sports, or activities. They are our friends. l ng after we’ve forgotten many of our classmates, we’ll lw exchanging reminis-censes of our teachers. We’ll recall “old So-and-So in history, or “Doc. Whoozis” in English. 11 w ill suddenly dawn on us that that professor, who always heckled us in economics. was really doing it for our own good. Evidence of the popularity of the Temple faculty is the large number who received votes for “most popular teacher. Many students paused long enough during the busy process of n gistration to write in the name of their favorite “prof.” During the past year, we have l cen saddened by the deaths of four faculty niem-bers. Dr. John A. Lesli. professor of eco-nomics. and Dr. Harvey M. Watts, lec- NOT IN I’llOTt Kilt A PUS Early t'hildhool Education Mildred Out mil. Education (Quincy A. Kurhnrr. Fine . I r jr Helen A. Smiley. I'htftirnl Education Itifllm l inkrl-iicktT, Ciiwrtavp II. Ili-inriiian, Secondary Education- kutliurinr F. Sj r» nnl. 30 FINK ARTS A. Altels F. Walkiio F. J. Finrk K. Ilnrlrr II. Holm l». Itlai I. Freed l «WilN'd, It Saliatini