Beckley College - Phoenician Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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OC is one of the busiest of persons. He is Director of Student Activities, and, in addition, is Director of Athletics. Personally, we feel that the right man is in the right place. Doc has that personality and good sportmanship that create a demand for him as a chaperon at all social affairs, which makes him a friend to all. You simply cannot help liking him. This year he in- troduced his bride to Beckley College-both are doing well. We cannot truthfully say Another good man gone wrong, because Doc is as good as he was before. GEORGE D. WOOD V. HJ ,ml ' a N., S PAUL L. BRUNSTETTER ESERVED, sincere, quiet, serious- this is Professor Brunstetter. He is deeply interested in his work. One always finds him engrossed in something. His class- room lectures are very beneficial to every student and should be remembered by them many years after they are through school. He stays right with his subject, dealing only in facts, and rarely ever going off on a tan- gent. Mr. Brunstetter has won the admir- ation of everyone. .QI 31 lg..

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MR. KRIDER MRS. MAURER MRS. DOWHOUER MR. GLOVER HOMER L. KRIDER QNX Mr. Krider is a graduate of Dickinson Law School. Besides practicing law, he is our instructor in Political Science and Commercial Law. Mr. Krider is very greatly interested in topics of the day, for he is a real modernist. His students, for some unknown reason, become very much interested in newspapers and magazines. He is very frank and uses a great deal of sarcasm which carries with it a bit of humor. MARGARET M. MAURER Pardon! Oh, yes, you will find her up in Room 3-A. No matter where you meet her she always casts a glance and a smile in your direction. She teaches typewriting to the students of Beckley College. Besides that, she contributes a great deal of her time in helping to coach Dramatics at Beckley College. Her vim has a great deal to do with the success of these productions. ELIZABETH M. DOWHOUER Shorthand, yea, and how she knows that subject. Truly she is well known to all in Beckley College. Her winning smile has gained her many student friends and has helped a number of students over the rough places. Many have won repu- tations for themselves through Mrs. Dowhouer's teaching. Best wishes, Mrs. Dowhouer! DAVID A. GLOVER You hear a joke-you turn to see who is telling it-you see Prof. Glover. Pep-school spirit is another of his hobbies-and he surely knows how to put it across. He is best known to all for the part he plays with the student body in creating school spirit. Mr. Glover is a graduate of Drexel College and of Temple University. Before becoming connected with Beckley College, he was Sales Manager for the Eureka Company. In the success that awaits you, we know that you will not forget your happy and pleasant relations with our class. ' ti