HI-TIMES ■90 6 rxf FACULTY (Continued) CLAIR C. LOUDIX (A. B.t Hiram College.) Instructor in Mathematics. The smallest men are oft’ the wisest.” C. A. MERRILL (A. !L. Otterbein.) Instructor in Community and Vocational Civics. “Just being happy is a good thing to do” R. L. PACKARD (B. S.. Kent State Teacher’s College; B. Ed., I Diversity of Akron.) Instructor in American History and Geography. “He is one whom everyone admires for his fair- ness and impartiality ” H. A. PRESTON (B. A., Adelbert College of Western Reserve University; M. A., Harvard Graduate School.) Instructor in Latin and English. Director of Glee Clubs. “A cheerful life is what the muses love ” GERTRUDE V. RIX (A. B., Hiram College.) Instructor in General Science. Physical Education and American History. Diligent is she in whatever she does.” C. F. SMITH (A. B., Hiram College.) Instructor in Mathematics. “The quality of mercy is not strained.” MAY PEARE SMITH (A. B., Hiram College.) Instructor in Business English and Bookkeeping. “Silence is one great art of conversation.” MAY TEMPLER (B. S. in Ed., Ohio University.) Librarian. Instructor in Story Felling and Library Economy. This world belongs to the energetic.” B. G. TROTTMAN (Smith-Hughes; Kent Normal; Ohio State Uni- versity; Akron University.) Instructor in Arithmetic and Metal Work. He's liked by all the school” DORIS E. WHITTIER (B. A., Ohio Wesleyan University.) Assistant Librarian. “She hath a twinkle in her eye” PAUL S. YOST (B. A., Heidelberg University.) Instructor in History. Athletic Coach. “This knocking knowledge into cavernous cran- ium s is getting monotonous.
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HI - TIMES txj BBBBBBSBBS BSBBBBB5B9 FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Elizabeth Crane Catherine Deeds, Marion Orth, Thelma Keifer, Lucy Brady, Elsie Richards, Walter Mellinger. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Sidney Greenwood, Rose Holser, Dorothy Robb, Audrey Good- now, Virginia Carroll, Eola Moore, Arlene Hedrick, Helen Smith, Cora Twiggs. THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Elizabeth Elliott. Lois Fox, Ruth Read, Flora Bump, Louise Flick- inger, James German, Frank Foster, Harry Hoots. FOCRTH ROW: Left to Right: James Dabney, Leonard Walker, Dewight Cork, William Bau- man, Ford Peebles, Richard Robinson, Leger Casronguay, Robert Kroeger. TO THE CLASS OF '27 “Not at the top hut climbing,” Is a motto good and true, Striving for all that’s highest and best in whatever they may do. Climbing, ever climbing towards success and fame, Holding up with staunch true hearts, their Alma Mater’s name. Good luck, to ’27, may they never falter nor stop Until on the ladder of Success, they at last have reached the top. Their path may not be roses, and rough may be the way, But after the night of Failure is the Dawn of another day. Fhe rays of hope turn the darkness to light, And they see that their goal is still in sight. —M argaret M cK in ley.
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