Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Dedlcahon ...to Maurice F. Keen

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For twenty-eight years Maurice F. Keen,s ideas and personality have made each of his courses a unique educational experience. Because of. the continuing stress upon the liberal arts education and his extensive teaching experiences, Mr. Keen was appointed assistant dean of the College of Liberal Arts after having served ten years as the chairman of the biology department. Many freshmen became acquainted with his de- lightful contributions to the skits at Freshman Camp when he served on its committee. Mr. Keen is respected by all Liberal Arts and Teachers College students who have been for- tunate to have taken his well-known Mammalian Anatomy course. A native of China and graduate of Princeton University, Mr. Keen takes an active interest in civic affairs in Bordentown, New Jersey, Where he lives with his wife, daughter, two dogs, four parakeets, and one cat. An Elder in the Presby- terian Church, superintendent of the Sunday School, and the only tenor of the church choir, he is also a member of the Bordentown police reserves. For exemplifying the high teaching and religious ideals on which Temple was founded, the TEM- PLAR staff dedicates the 1959 TEMPLAR to Mr. Maurice Keen.

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resident ...Robert L. Johnson Robert Livingston Johnson, A.B., L.L.D., L.H.D.