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

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Faculty-Continued WILLIAM L. SPENCER, A. B.. A. M. Extension Teaching You'll know our Traveling Salesman by his grip. But the grip most noticeable is the grip his frat pin has upon our piano instructor's waist. He isn't to be blamed because he enjoys congenial com- pany. and knows where to find it. It was Spencer, you remember, who wrote the Faerie Queenef' MAUDE COTTINGHAM, A. B. Fifth Grade Critic Teacher Sofmebody's Valentine. N0 one knows how much we'll miss her when she's gone from Bowling Green. She appreciates clever sayings and occasionally contrib- utes one herself. DONNIS MARTIN, A. B., A. M., Ph. D. Foreign Languages Little-but oh, my! The knowledge that she can dispense would make a big one dizzy. In her courses in Foreign Lan- guages she will make you her friend for life, for she is always willing to give you a square deal. JOHN EDGAR TALBOT, A. B. Director of Training School He is the socially efiicient Pied Piper of Bowling Green to whom the little chil- dren and the big ones alike go with troubles and grievances and come back smiling. Always in a. hurry: one hun- dred things to do. But each thing has its time and everything is in its time. WALTER F. SHAW, A. B., A. M. High School Inspector His Highness 16' 2 J left B. G. N. C. at mid-year to take a position as the State Director of Vocational Education. Every- one regretted seeing him go, for his English courses were refreshing and in- structive, and a great delight to the aesthetic soul. ELLA J. HOLLEY, B. S. Sixth Grade Critic Teacher Friend to All. A pleasant Hello to everyone makes her popular with all the students. She is ever ready and willing -a true friend. , Zl

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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

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Facully-Continued HARRIET Z. CAMPBELL. B. S. Extension Teaching The College Missionary is one who tells wild tales of her travels among the na- tives of Wood County. Every one has heard of the way such animals eat books alive: even the youngest of the species do war dances around Miss Campbell. ALLAN W. GRISSOM, A. B., A. M. English Papiere Mache has the art of giving out English dope to those who have taking ways. He not only knows his own subject, but is clever enough to tell the student some things about it. MARIE E. SIMPSON, A. B., Ph. B. in Education, Librarian We Twain. If you have wondered why she is never walking alone, just walk with her some time and see what a charming personality and fascinating way she has. JOHN W. ZELLER, A. B., Ph. B., Ph. M., Ph. D. History Current Events! Just think of all we wouldn't know if it wasn't for Professor Zeller knowing so much about a-1ong- time-ago and once-upon-a-time. We can't quite tell whether he ever actually ex- perienced many of these happenings or not: they sound good nevertheless. ROSA M. WENSINGER Assistant Librarian Among the Books. Her most difficult task is keeping back the smile when she greets the tardy student with, This book was due this morning, or Please be quiet over there. We do the laughing for her. EDWIN L. MOSELY, A. M. Biology Archaeology. He certainly believes in odd quizzes and bewildering calculations, but somehow even the boneheads man- age occasionally to get a scientific turn of mind. He belongs to the Ohio Academy of Science and then some. For addi- tional information see Who's Who in the Buckeye State. 27153552 C. MYRTLE DUNN Fourth Grade Critic Teacher 22