Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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HELEN F. BROOKS, Professor of History and Politi- cal Science, and Associate Professor of English .I . . co-sponsor of Y. W. C. A .... possesses a fllie soprano voice . . . an original piece, Witty and artistic. MELVIN I. BURKHOLDER, Professor of Theology - . : born and bred a loyal Philo . . . an ener- Qetic conversationalist . . . always good na- tured and a real optimist . . . a star debater. MAYRETHA PLASTERER, Professor of Commerce . Cl sincere friend . . . practical and conscien- tious . . . a consistent worker who can always be counted on to get there. DRI. FRED A. LOEW, Professor of Biology and Chem- 1Sl1'Y, Curator of Wild Garden and Arboretum - - - lOyal supporter of H. C .... boosting the alumni library project . . . good natured . . . , never gets grouchy. DR. CORAL E. DEMARAY, Professor of Ancient Lan- guages . . . aristocratic in taste and appearance - . . has a characteristic stride . . . loyal to his classics. DR. SAMUEL A. SMALL, Professor of English - but not for long - left early in the year to teach boys 1I'l service at Penn State Cno picturel. 5 , We im RM .,,z wi?-' . - 1 . st, .i I , . 25221 31 ', . i . ' 9 . Q

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DR. O. R. STILSON, Dean of the College and Pro- fessor of Philosophy and Bible . . . official re-in- stater . . . a deep thinker of philosophical turn of mind . . . always on the job. M. EDNA Sl-IIPLEY, Registrar and Professor of Mathe- matics and Physics . . . right hand person to the Iunior Class . . . able to smile at schedule con- flicts when most people would have been dis- couraged. IRENE M. BERGDALL, Dean of Women, Associate Professor of Mathematics . . . gives advice to Freshman girls . . . always cheerful . . . co- sponsor of Y. W. C. A .,.. a Zeta loyal. I. EDGAR COLE, Business Manager . . . on the job from early till late . . . just on your account . . . very business-like . . . friendly and courteous to all. LOUISE C. FULTS, Instructor in Art . . . famous oil painter . . . impulsive in her artistic manner . . . always there with her word of encouragement . . . needs no pull . . . wins by her own. DR. WENDELL V. CLIPP, Professor of Physical Sciences, on leave of absence for the year fno picturel.

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ARTHUR W. HOWARD, Professor of Social Sciences, Associate Professor of English, and Director of Physical Education . . . athletically inclined . . . has a way all his own with the students . . . a college requirement . . . couldn't get along With- out him. MARGARET M. COOK, Librarian . . . high ideals, believes in chivalry . . . authority on Where to find what . . . possesses a quiet and alluring charm. DOROTHY B. BORSCHEL, Professor of Music, In- structor in Piano and Voice . . . quiet and digni- fied . . . likes symphonies . . . one of those few people who always smile. ESTA HOWARD, College Nurse and Instructor in Physical Education . . . good-natured . . . has a charming way of talking .... proud mother of Ierry and Iudy. DR. WILFORD P. MUSGRAVE, Professor of Modern Languages . . . a hard Worker but never could be called a grind . . . very energetic . . . . writes excellent poetry .... always to be de- pended upon to do his best.