Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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CONTENTS Outstanding Seniors 22 Liberal Arts 29 Business 41 Teachers 57 Community 75 Fine Arts 83 Pharmacy Theology Sports . Greeks . . . Honoraries and Professionals . Governing Bodies .177 Organizations 18 Features Nineteen

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DEDICATION MR. WILLIAM W. TOMLINSON To William W. Tomlinson, Vice-President of Temple University, who of all the members of the Administration has been closest to us, we dedicate the 1954 Templar. For his willingness to lend a sympathetic ear to our problems, for his work in presenting our University to the people of Philadel- phia and suburbs through public speaking, taking part in public affairs and guiding the University of the Air television program, for his active interest in the expansion program and his work in raising funds for it, and for his interested participation in student affairs for these we thank Mr. Tomlnison and dedicate to him our book. Eighteen

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THE DEANS s MR. JOHN A. BROWN AND MISS GERTRUDE D. PEABODY At a University as large as Temple it would be easy for the individual student to feel lost in the crowd if it were not for the services of Miss Gertrude D. Peabody, Dean of Women, and Mr. John A. Brown, Dean of Men. For students experiencing difficulty in selecting vocational objectives, in learning to study effectively, in solving personality problems, health or financial problems or any of the multitude of problems that may come up in the course of a college education, Dean Peabody and Dean Brown offer warm interest, understanding and expert guidance. Most of the time of the deans is thus spent in giving counsel to students who request it and feel the need of it. But as members of many important University groups the deans are kept busy much of the time with meetings, appointments and spe3ches. Through all their work the deans maintain an active interest in campus organizations and are always ready to offer sound advice to student leaders who seek them out. Twenty