Flora Stone Mather College - Polychronicon Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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l DEA DOLA Dean Eleanor F. Dolan's arrival at Mather coincidedlwith that of the present seniors, but in her four short years here she has learned all the ins and outs of the university-both pleasant and unpleasant. Her youth- ful Cand charming, appearance belies her mature Wisdom and under- standing. She handles knotty problems with amazing speed and ease, and her gracious manner is not easily ruffled. Besides other numberless duties which claim her time, she acts as class dean to the freshmen, most of Whom she knows by name. We hope that Miss Dolan is as proud of Mather as Mather is of her.

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Theodor W. Braasch German Conducts his classes outdoors in spring . . . genial and lenient . . . en- deavors to make the principles of Ger- man grammar and syntax as painless as possible. Stanley Butler Music Counter-point, harmony and just plain notes are his work . . . A most pleas- ant personality . . . a fine musician . . . a more-than-adequate teacher. as ss Clarence P. Bill Classics When in Rome . . . teaches college students in a college manner . . . pleasant, dignified, and very compe- tent. Harold S. Booth Chemistry A master chemist, a thorough teacher . . . Encourages initiative-you think it out yourself . . . jolly . . . marvel- ous intellect. William G. Cole Rev. Cole, the University Chaplain and assistant pastor at Covenant . . . also just plain Bill , he's one friendly person and a grand friend . . . looks like another student, but his sermons have the wisdom of age. -is ss in 5 ,haf Q -A . lgatwxtm E. S in ss E! 'H nl Q E , ...singly ga tw . E as .E - 5 H , m saws B ss in an sisgfw Q e . W, fum. - .m- mmm eil an ss H. gm E e X as .W. R S . 1 ,. H the ss: we W Amy Bishop English Tactful to a fault . . . likes to know lots of people . . . her conversation in- trigues, her classes interest. Marion Cleaveland Chemistry Her limitless patience is marvellous, we think-she'll explain a dozen times . . . A genial personality and a bril- liant mind . . . does research in fer- mentation. ' if Q M ss sf an -is as 1: as s H s it E5 552452 msg . ki? 'Ears Ea , in ss . H .2 T ...mik- ss s an . 55 . e .BB ' ss . E E s s 1-' ss - s . - W s . s s H B M is ' s s . J H - E s H. H E. s ss s -iss W. .E - - E. H B H s H sa is E BEE fm . E H