Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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EDWARD KINTNER, A.M. Secretary of Faculty Biology Ed does understand bugology from A to Z, but he can ' t understand why those ancient mastodons don ' t leave their bones all in one spot. CORA WISE HELMAN, A.M. Registrar Cora dishes out the grades to us. It is commonly known, too, that she is making her fortune in the lost and found department which she operates. J. G. MEYER, Ph. D. Dean of Education Jake is the handsome Doug Fairbanks of our cam- pus, and all on account of a few rightly-placed wisps of hair. It can be added that he knows his stuff in ed- dication. D. C. REBER, A.M.. Pd. D. Classical Languages People always say that Daniel Conrad reminds them of Socrates. Naturally this is so since he teaches ancient languages. However, he does play the part so far as being a good professor is concerned. A. R. EIKENBERRY, B.S., A.M. Psychology A. R. can always be counted on to help a friend in need, especially if you buy him a Hershey bar! R. C. WENGER, B.D., A.M. English R. C. has become widely noted for his collection of hot green ties. Is it because he started teaching freshman composition? Pugv Sixteen

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L. D. IKENBERRY A. M., LL. D. Vice-President and Treasurer General Science One time when J. Edson Ulery was writing a letter to a company of architects which was soliciting the job of remodeling the Biology Hall, he told them that L. D. was all the Architecture that the :ollege needed. How hard! CARL W. HOLL Ph. D. Dean of Faculty Chemistry Now it just occurs to us that Doc is a peach of a dean. He is noted for his conservatism and good judgment. We wonder how he would handle the case of a fe 1 .- low who s :ould commit the same pranks that Doc did when he was here in school. Page Fiftc

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DOTTERER, A.M. Mathematics Johnny has brought much honor to old M. C, having been for ten consecutive years the World ' s Champion Chair Vacator. In ordinary chapel service his time in rising from his chair is one-millionth of a second. J. RAYMOND SCHUTZ, A.M. Sociology We ' re proud to say that one of ours was chosen state governor of the Kiwanians. This probably came as a result of his being chosen Junior class advisor. SADIE STUTSMAN WAMPLER, A.M. English and Expression Sadie can ' t be beat by any other famous person when it comes to directing plays, but her talents for directing aren ' t limited to plays. For example, music, operettas, readings, husband, etc. M. IRENE JOHNSON, A.M. Education M. Irene is noted about the college for two things. One is her excellent ability in directing practice teach- ing and the other is her ability in covering a lot of ground. M. M. SHERRICK, A.M., Litt.D., L.H.D, Modern Langauges Prof. Sherrick ' s chapel talks are bright lights among many of our chapel talks that are — you know. Besides being a good professor he is an authority upon the ques- tion of sleeping conditions among students. LAWRENCE W. SHULTZ, A.M. Librarian and Religious Education Prof, was extremely proud of himself last spring. Since then he has developed wonderful arm muscles as the result of carrying both his twins at the same time. Page Seventeen