American University - Talon / Aucola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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1 N I rEEN THIRTY-FOUR A U CO LA NINETEEN ' THIRTY-FOL ' R FRANK A. LIOTARD, Litt.B., Th.B. Instructor in French Monsieur Liotard has quickly adjusted himself to American campus life, and his unfailing good humor and good sportsmanship have caused him to be accepted into the comradeship of students here, while his fascinating accent has made a de- cided hit. His education consists of a diploma from the Ecole du Louvre, Paris, and graduate studv in Chicago and New York. JAMES THURMOND Instructor in Band W The handsomest man on the campus, who created a stir among the feminine half of A.U., is a real musician, having studied at the Curtis In- stitute of Music and having had personal experience with almost every hand instrument. In but one year he has already created a presentable band, which he has built and held together by force of his per- sonality and his strict discipline. [25]

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nineteen THIRTY-TOUR AUCOLA NINETE1 N I HIRI Y-IOUR flfc ' - MM DONALD SHERBONDY, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Political Science and Debating For the past few years, Mr. Sherbondy has regu- larly turned out winning debating teams, each year starting apparently without particularly promis- ing material and winding up the season with a corps of versatile, forceful debaters. In action as a debater, he is a pleasure to watch, as he ruthlessly and methodically devastates the opposition. He is well-known as a clear thinker on social and eco- nomic problems. BERNICE V. MOLER, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Political Science Cool and serene, never excited or at a loss as to the proper procedure, Miss Moler runs the regis- trar ' s office as it ought to be run. Her academic record includes degrees from Maryland and Ameri- can, which qualify her as an instructor in political science. GEORGE L. SIXBEY. B.A., M.A. Instructor in English The tall, lanky individual still valiantly wearing a tooth-brush mustache is English instructor, author- ity on writing, and A.U. publicity man extra- ordinary. All freshmen in his classes can testify to the kindliness of his criticisms, the simplicity of his explanations, and the pungency of his wit. He is one of our own graduates. IRMAZINK, B.A., B.S. Instructor in Library Science Soon after Miss Zink came to American Univer- sity, things began to happen. The library was put on an efficient basis, leakage of books was stopped, and the cataloguing was brought up to date. Her smiling firmness makes her a pleasant and capable administrator and supervisor of students ' class- room preparation. [24]

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NINETEEN THIRTY-FOUR • A U C O LA • NINETEEN THIRTY-FOUR © K j o ] Inn ' 1 II t r ' I jfl B J| Mr. Walter, Mr. Spaeth Miss Moler, Miss Stover, Miss Zinlc, Miss Carmichael Mr. Herbert E. Walter Business Manager Mr. Raymond J. Spaeth Assistant Business Manager and Bursar Miss Sara H. Dow Secretary of the Chancellor Miss Sara Ann Stover Secretary of the Business Manager Miss Elizabeth Carmichael Assistant to the Registrar Miss Irma Zink Librarian Mrs. Pauline Olds Hostess, Women ' s Residence Hall Mrs. Sarah Sumner Director of Food Service and Dormitories Miss Bernice V. Moler Registrar and Secretary of the Dean of Miss Ethel Myers the College College Nurse [26]