Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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GLEN GATES COLE, A.M.. M.S., C.E., Professor of Physics and Geology C.E., Lebanon University, 1890; Ph.B., Atlantic Christian College, 1903; A.M., Bethany College, 1904; M.S., University of Woostcr, 1913; Professor of Science, Virginia Christian College, 1905; Principal of Preparatory Dept., ibid., 1905-1909; Fellow in Chemistry, Ohio State University, 1910-1911; Beth- any, 1914— pnmniMTOKiiii: illllllnnilulululuEliiiniDQiiiiiiniilinjluniliuliiliiiiiiMiigiuiiiiiEiiiiuniliiDiiirn TWW (inil!,Huiwnn i ' EUPHEMIA FOSDICK Women ' s Athletic Coach Women ' s Athletic Director, Bethany, 1918 — ROY W. HONSBERGER, Ph.B. Sigma Pi Men ' s Athletic Coach Franklin College 1916. Instructor in Chemistry and Physical Director of Dunbar Township High School, 1916-1918; Western Penna. Basketball League, 1917-1918; Atlantic League Baseball, 1917- 1918; Lancaster County League, 1916; Schuylkill County League, 1917; Athletic Coach, Bethany, 1918. iy iJ. ' lSt ' 2 ' ' frnms + Pi pmiminraifliuiiiiiiiiim ,.., Maih;,s: ' uaiiiac ilDlliimiifliHininainnfim ' iiii ii)i[ii[ii-r;ii;iii!iiii 1 i l ' iiuiii.ii:i ' ii: ' . , iciii!lrtii;

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JESSIE ELIZABETH ACKER, B.S., Head of Home Economics Department B.S., University of Kentucky, ' 1915; Instructor in Home Economics, High School, Madisonvillc, Ky., 1915-1917; Head of Home Economics Dept., Ken- tucky College for Women, Danville, Ky., 1917-1918; Head of Home Economics Dept., Bethany College, 1918— auwiuiflimiinMnui aiiitgjwumaEmsagffl grtDinTujiiwuiiiiaraiistitojH ammaastsimn SWiiniipiiijniffliniiiiiaiuiiiiiiiNiiiuiiuiiiriiniiiiiiiiMiitniejiujiiiniiMflNti 1 !! ' ' ISABEL F. STARBUCK Librarian B.S., Simmons College, School of Library Sci- ence. 1918; Bethany, 1918— M M BtiDWwmnmmcmmni m nitiw i mMimnm !m THOMAS HOWES Professor of Agriculture and Chemistry Professor of Agriculture, Bethany, 1918 — 18

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yfCOMMENCEMENTi SONG W$§ C ASS OF NINETEEN- NINETEEN ' XSi Harold D. Griffin, 1919. Samuel Smith C1804- 1873). 1- Gold- en hours are fleet-ing, Short the time will be 2- Glo-ri-ous and glowing Are the. fa- vored hills, 3- Ser-vice. un-as-sum-ing To our broth- er man, t =fc isp T JJ a ' • Till our final greet-ing .Leaving Beth-a-ny ; Com-rades, one more cho-rus, With pure wa-ter flowing Pown their rip-pling rills; That our lives may ev-cr Leave a gar-den blooming Ev ' ry where we can; Fa-ther, lift our blindness, m Thojyour eyes be dim, Sing of life be-fore us, Our Com-mencement hymn. Fresh-en 0th.-e.r3, now This we pledge, nor sev-er Our Commencement vow. Help us here and there Keep our .pledge of kindness, Our Com-mence-ment prayer f f -C.-g-. 4f.JLfJ,.ei : r.t l - ? J m =BE m H.D. Gariffiin