Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Page 10 text:

Transitional University Conwell Hall . . . erected in 1922

Page 9 text:

This Is Temple, Living, Guiding, Compet- ing, and Growing. With this idea the 1959 TEMPLAR staE has chosen to present the Uni- versity in its 75th year. The Living section presents the social aspects of Temleparticipation in Greek societies and attendance of social functions. Members of honoraries, professionals, student govern- ment, and organization are pictured in the section, Guiding. The Comiieting story is one of participants in the athletic programs as well as their supporters and sponsors. Under the guidance of well-trained faculty, the mental growth of the individual is depicted in the Growing section. In keeping with the idea of the 1959 TEM- PLAR, a section of the Universityis services in the community is presented. The Com- munity Area Pool, the Speakers Bureau, the Legal Aid Society, the Placement Bureau, and the work of the professional clinics are em- phasized. For an immediate visual connection the TEMPLAR has on its cover and end sheets a progressive interpretation of a transitional Temple. For the first time its dividers introduce yeti to each section with a combination of color photography and fine art work. ' To the students, faculty, and members of the University family, we, the Senior Class, pre- sent this record of our life at Temple in 1959.

Page 11 text:

Curtis Hall . . . completed in 1956 Four million dollar science building . . . now being con- structed.