Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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1 10MI-: I-COXOMICS. Miss D. G. Rcid. Mi- t, A Ik Mrs. R. e;. Harris. .MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS, Burns, Dr. L. C. Carter. I I 1 rick, Mr. G. P. MUSIC. Mrs. J. S. Appcl, Dr. S. F. Bulley, Mr. L. Houston, Mr. R. W. Faukncr, Mrs. V. N. Ross, Miss C. Lenhart, Miss M, Chauncey HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION. Miss J. G. Bell, Mr. W. R. Walther, Miss R. Woosley, Miss M. E. Arnold, Miss R. Leonard, Miss J. W. Hubbell, Dr. A. S. Hoye, Mrs. C, M. Read. SOCIOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY. Mr L. C. Carter, Jr., Dr. E. B, Graves, Mr. P. J. Allen. PSYCHOLOGY. Dr. E. K. Dodd, Dr. M Erdeiyi, Miss M. A. Klinesmith, Dr. C. K. Martin, Jr. C20

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As Student Eyes Professor Look ac chut twccJ cuat . , . I Ic must like to think he ' s the man in the ad . . . Wonder vh - e ery prof I have likes to perch on the desk, real coy-like ... He must think the cardi- nal principle of education is ' Keep talkinjf . . . We know enough to know that he ' s been giving the same lecture for years now . . . fif- teen minutes to go . . . Maybe if I analyze his handwriting I can figure him out . . . No . . . Ma bc if 1 analyze him 1 can figure out his handwriting . . . Oh, no, not again . . . sa ed by the bell . . . ou don ' t ha e to wa ' e your hand, Sally . . . He knows you know it , . , five more months to go. i 1 i i i m Jvl iM - !■ ' ?, ' £ ■ ■.WT li 1 li IHI 1 I-IISIORY, .v. Stamliri)): Dr. .M Dr. A. Lindscy, II Dr I: Dr. R. Sublette R. E. Su F. Dr Tine ( :avc w. c r. Dr. rice. Dr. C. H. Qucnzcl. . Keith, Dr. O. H. Darter. R. L. Hilldrup. ENGLISH. Dr. G. E. Shankle. Miss C. Lenharc, I5r. A. L. ogel- back, Mr. W. B. Kelly. Seaica: I )t . Brandenburg, Dr. W. W. Griffith. Dr. B. W. Early A(an, ini;.- Dr. j . H. Croushore, Dr. R. W. Whidden FOREIGN LANGUAGES. Sealed: Mr. E. H. Jones, Mrs. M. M. Boiling. Standing: Dr. J. H. Combs, Dr. M. H. Stansbury. Sealed: Miss R. H. Herman, Dr. M. A. Greene, Miss E. L. Brignull, Dr. L. B. Voelkel. Standing: Dr. L. J. Cabrera, Mr. V. Brenner. }

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Approach of Autumn Urged Professor into Old Routine The leaves were beginning to turn color, an age-old sign of another September. The man standing in his front yard thought with ap- prehension of the e ents to come. Being a college professor is har i work . . . the classes aren ' t too bad . . . but . . , mustn ' t forget that Freshmen R eception . . . what agony. There will be the picnic at Iramar. I must find my chef ' s apron and practice my cooking . . . Wonder where those old outlines are . . . though I should remember those lectures after fifteen years. Don ' t tell me Im getting eager! Morning breaks were welcome coffee times for busy faculty members. Established professors. Dr. Combs, and new faculty members welcomed the new students and their counselors at the reception in the fal New and old members of the faculty and administration rcla.sed after working hours at the get-together and bccome-acquainted picnic 21 }