Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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Faculty-Continued LEON LOYAL WINSLOW, B. S. Industrial Arts .llasterpiece in Art does not tell all of the real character of the mang an en- viable personalityg a symbol of industry: always endeavoring to do the right thing at the right time: a loyal friend: an up- lifting force in the College. MARY TURNER CHAPIN, Home Economics Our Good Samaritan is perhaps one of the quietest women on the Faculty, but still waters run deep. She is always on hand when meals are to be served or banquets given. or questions to be answered, but she isn't to be blamed for being eflicient. GRACE M. POORBAUGH. Second Grade Critic Teacher Her House in Order-that's why you often see her hurrying away after mak- ing sure that her room is ready to receive two dozen busy little workers another day. Everything must be just so all of the time. ERNEST G. HESSER. . Music The Music Master came to us all the way from California to help uplift us in his divine art. To say that we like him would be saying too little. He surely is popular. and he has accomplished great things for Bowling Green. CALVIN J. BIERY, B. S., M. S. Rural Education Optimism Personified. Another of those men who live on the happy side of life. A pleasant countenance, a kind greeting. and you feel right at home in his class, and ready to work. EFFIE ALEXANDER, B. Pd., B. S. Third Grade Critic Teacher To Save the Child is her all-absorbing ambition. One of the willing and kind- hearted sort with the welfare of the coming generation ever uppermost in her mind: a successful teacher and one that the children, little and big, will remember as an inspiring personality. I9

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ERNEST G. WALKER, A. B., A. M. Dean The Gfreat Judge is one of our most popular Profs. He shows justice to all, partiality toward none, but he has one very bad habit and that is the writing of some of his lectures on the blackboard in perfectly illegible straight lines-assum- ing either that the students know as much about the subject as he does, or that they are naturally bright. GEORGE WILSON BEATTIE, A. B., B. S., A. Agriculture Star Boarder is his nickname, but what's in a name anyhow, when there's so much real fun behind it all? Both loved and feared by the Freshmen, he takes keen delight in kidding them, but lucky indeed is the Freshman who can kid back. JAMES ROBERT OVERMAN, A. B., A. M.. Mathematics Mr. Newlywed surprised us all by his sudden launch into the matrimonial sea. Although in the classroom he is his same quiet self, we hear his home is now under Fast management. REA McCAIN, A. B. English A Charming Hostess necessitates a charming personality. Always ready to begin her work, and quite as ready to leave it. But she knows English just the same. Her main fault is a belief in pre- destination as far as grades go. I8

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, 'Z-'ffl . '-.:. .,. Ss X . K 2 T i' 1 . L 5. XY P fi 'T Faculty-Continued LUCY HELEN MEACI-IAM, B. S. First Grade Critic Teacher Efficiency Personified. With a firm hand she grasps her work and the results tell the rest. Always many things to do and everything done brown. NANCY JANE CHURCH. B. S. Home Economics Lady in Waiting is noted for her pre- cision. She is always on good speaking terms with her students and tries to assist them in every way possible. Her preference for D's is her only grievous fault, but the mortality rate in her quizzes is not abnormal. WILLIAM PEARCE HOLT, A. B. Geography The Curio Shop has nicknacks brought from countries far and near, places you've heard of, and places you haven't heard of 5 but the thoughtful man with a vast amount of geographical knowledge has them all assembled on his shelves just the same-yes, we enjoy them. FREDERICK G. BEYERMANN, B. Pd. Physical Education and Hygiene The Captain is one of our most popular Profs. and is every student's friend. He is famous as the appreciator of a good joke. Maybe that's why he's such a good fellow. He has never been known to pronounce an r but we don't hold that against him. RUTH McCONN, Music The Princess is a genial soul. She has a smile and a word for everyone, even our husky extension man. She has never been known to crab about anything, and is always generous. HARRIET S. HAYWARD, B. S. Supervisor of Practice Teaching Miss Deliberation came from the East to infuse Primary Methods into the Sophomores, and deep were the sighs and many were the tears when the low grades on lesson plans stung to the quick. Solid is the head of that Sophomore who is unable to teach school after having taken her course. 20