Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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DR. DAVID TRACY JONES Associate Professor of Biological Sciences BA., M.S., State University of Iowa Ph.D., Indiana University .r 'Y 3 X 'X .Q s., ...css ,mr '7 M. EDNA SHIPLEY Professor of Mathematics B.S., Denison University M.5., University of Chicago ,Mv- l . ni wi sh? Dr. Jones examines a slide prepared by David Griffin. Miss Shipley checks their assignment. X X X , X the page number before giving her calculus class - -- 1 '.-MW: 'Wi XGA-1? .:'s..:fa:x-fs:'f:5-- .'-'-:.b1- J in Frm ' Xi f .. R. ...WN UXRQXNX. M. X. . . ' --ers W-..K 'wX:':1:::a.gs' :,ss,s,'gi..,' ' ' 'is -XQFX.-.Ss X ' ' it ?X:Xf5?3XI .X.:.:XNQs.XQ3 .X-s S :I as . . -.Q-, -:fri-. K st ' I . - XXX . X xl mm' 'NX r ' LL :- 1'.1 - 'Mali '-?Jt3i.CX.f-'--' geizcgi- sg.. Ns 5 5 B ' -ff' I ' X5..1g:tQ . 2 KQjsXEq4x ' , .ilkcix ,. XFX .X . . . :Xa-3:1 . ,. - Asc 2 5- ' X . -' .. X-.-.ffwl vs - cw .,., ......- - .N A H QA X X X X . Y-r XX-: :1S2Z-vI5..:is' N X X Xj XX X X . is R556 x was W-3 Kay-.sXw 2 . '-fx-. '- S S Aggie XX: fx N :X X X- -N., A- ,wx X X X NK Q .Xx'..3x.hXl. -we-.egg-. AN-X-y-:Q35 Q . f J me -' -: 1. . -f1fdX':f-'I-r . Y. rs, -ls.: Sv':X.'+f - q,W,u,fe .Q.g.Xss - . s. . . sylmix X, XX. A r.-XXX .. ,...t. X . . .:., X. :I 1. Qzi.. 35, X :- -:'rf- 'sssx . . . it ,X ,Wk , Y - hiv- --: H sXXX..1eXg X sf X ., N .mg

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lu l gl' no ll -If. , ye , 3. K 2. Q 9 1 I 1? Professor Paine takes time out to watch the birdie! F, 2? U .V . P 1 Q ' '--assed, A Mr. Wimmer pores over a lesson outline. Professor Mueller instructs his philosophy class in valid reasoning. , . ,,'e:'mwmmn--.-,y- 1.-N.1::':fg-,.,.,...... r -V 1 ti' ROBERT H. PAINE Associate Professor of History and Political Science A.B., Wheaton College A.M., University of Pennsylvania DAVID WIMMER Assistant Professor of Psychology: Director of Counseling and Guidance B.S., Marion College M.A., Ball State Teacher's College ROBERT MUELLER Professor of Philosophy A.B., B.D., Huntington College

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Mr. Hale explains the function of some equipment to his physical science class. g f Y '2 ss Q 5 r. ,ri ' i.-- il ix M 2 gl V An ' l l 'ix 6 is A . tg 2 l V x,.. Hlff ll H 5 ,Q 9 ' Q1 xii ' i ' ..., i ' l S i 1 ','1- 3 -1 - ' P---N Q. ,jf Q - .. ,W 4 Q as Mr. LeMaster and Mr. Howald note the progress of the new Hall of Science. .-v- . 0.-I .1-. new-f-f --W-----F-myq Av I , V' ,A:m ,,cwwi5.,5 , .,.:.1.11-42'--'S' -1 4, ' .. any ' .H . ., , 1,51-Wit, -' ' GQ ROBERT E. HALE Assistant Professor of Physical Science B.S,, Ball State Teacher's College M.A., Western Michigan Unlvercitv ?:??h:,E,, ., W ,V Q . , .z-:-.5 :- , V. JA 14 '4 ' hr ,. , ,ii W V, - , f',1 'fp . JAMES C. HOWALD Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S., Huntington College M.A., Ball State Teacher's College V ,Vs. oc DOUGLAS F. LeMA5TER Associate Professor of Biological Science B.S., Purdue University A.M., University of Michigan