Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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DEDICATION TO GOLA H. CLEVENGER, SECRETARY OF CREDITS AND PLACEMENTS, WHOSE UN- TIRING EFFORT AND AIM IS TO PLACE THE GRADUATING SENIORS IN TEACHING PO- SITIONS FOR THE NEXT YEAR, WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINE, RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE OUR BOOK.

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IN MEMORIAM ERLE ELSWORTH CLIPPINGER PROFESSOR ERLE ELSXVORTH CLIPPINGER, who served as member or head of the English department of Ball State Teachers College since its opening in June, 1918 until 1937 when he retired and was made pro- fessor emeritus, died on January 7, 1939. No account of the life of Professor Clippinger would be complete without mention of the Hne relationship which existed between him and members of the faculty. It was to him they looked for solutions when they were confronted by problems whose issues were not clearly defined, they went to him for advice when they were in trouble. He was in truth a gentleman, a scholar, and a great teacher. But in addition to these, he was a loyal and sympathetic friend-a friend whose regard for integrity, justice, truth, and fair play was ever manifestf' -Taken from the Ball State Teacfyers College 111c'111orirzl ll1'ib'lLfL' by the faculty.