Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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l- kiiadeiplua had the honor of beina the bi ft li place of thh country, he citu had always fustified that nonor, ou respecting ana. maintain- ing tne niitoric colonial builaingd. J ince the da d of our forefathers, noweuer, it naS grown into a place of commerce, internationally acclaimed culture, tremendous eating estabiisn- ments, festivals, beautiful parks and interesting people. ZJne citg has grown outward and upward, and has developed an impressive sh line. f- niladeipnia is a unique tfiend of historic heritage and vibrant future. ZJnis blend is made especially clear wnen one regards tne sbgiine. .yn the dst of the tall bright Ig lit build- itu, stands (-itg mi in as in center ci illiam y4aii, with tne statue of I f- enn towering above, Symbolic of tne nistoru of f- niladelpliia. 12

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Jltf round, ilurlt J ' ' ru inurhtv I ' ief I hint I ' flrrttn J ftlrmonuf .» (4 .iohfrinu remittfler of llw uouna men who gave fneir lii ' ei in a war t iat nianu of f ii ' m iliti no even unaersUtna. now wno utrviveil ■InrneJ to llif ifniled - « «. lu jinil llntl Iney were nol heroes in the inJ.i Of the merit an iteottie. Jheu were ignored or loohed ufton Ih diigusl. ' heir deaths were not mourned aS a grouf), and the iuri ' ifor.i onlu em onntered diireSf)eil. Jhe Hlemor iai, near f enn J rJLanding, htms finaffu some re.ifteit to IheSe men. - V hetfts git ' e neoflte ' in nt l r lnndliui nl Iht r ' i,ii ni in i id llir Irnuedu Of this re m Wt