Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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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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Administration MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Huntington College is justly proud of the scores of its graduates and stu- dents who have answered the call to serve in the time of international crisis. These men and women have taken time out to fight a war which belongs to all liberty lovers. We pay tribute to them, and pledge our loyal devotion and faithfulness. The challenge to those who are privileged to remain at home is to guard well and strengthen the Citadels of Christian faith and learning. We must not break confidence with those who dare to defend with life itself. Hunting- ton must go on to greater goals. lt must be a stronger college which awaits the homeward trek of our marching youth. The members of the graduating class of forty-four will add their affirmative appraisal and serve to make possible still greater achievement for their Alma Mater. Walter E. Musgrave Ezra M. Funk - Cecil R. Smith - Elmer Becker A. M. lohnson ELMER BECKER BOARD OF TRUSTEES Clyde W. Meadows C. F. Mansburger 7 - President Vice President - Secretary C. A. Mummart G. A. Eddy

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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