Flora Stone Mather College - Polychronicon Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Page 21 text:

Vas villst du haben? Professor Deering for German and a lot of memories of his DE61'i77fgSki7Zd61'. Professor Dolley taught me what a fine art Household Administration can be. Wlience my perfect French accent? The secret is-several courses with Pro- fessor Dureau. My sophomore dean but also my guide through the devious paths of History was Professor Ferris. Fichte and Spinoza were only names until I took some Philosophy courses With Professor Fisch. Gold standard-bimetallism-law of supply and demand-echoes of classes in Eco- nomics with Professor Francis. 01. 15 Robert Walter Deering, Ph.D. Agnes Marie Dureau, Litt.D. fUniv. of Parisj Max Harold Fisch, Ph.D. Frances Kling Dolley B.S. Eleanor Ferris, A.M. Gerald M. Francis, P11.D.

Page 20 text:

Lester K. Born Pl1.D. I Marion Cleaveland Pl1.D. James Elbert Cutler, Ph,D. Dennis Dewitt Brane, Pl1.D. Mary Elizabeth Collect Pl1.D. Ernst Diez, Ph.D. 04. 14 Was it in Professor Born's Latin class that We freshmen read all that love -ly poetry? We used to solve the problems of the uni- verse in Professor Brane's International Relations class. It seems only yesterday that I sat in Pro- fessor Cleaveland's Chemistry class, diligently absorbing the facts of organic and inorganic. I Professor Collett certainly knew her Physi- ology and made sure that We knew ours, too. How we students of Sociology revered Pro- fessor Cutler and his social philosophy! Professor Diez really made me a devotee of the Fine Arts and a habituee of the Art Museum. I

Page 22 text:

., 7: , ,. .- , I-vi E., ei f: -, -MLM X til. ' 12,5 . ' ' V X fri: f , fu' if-15' 1 - , g...,,, - V .Q . .qt '. - - ' Y -,A grim - zz.. 'na' ' ...'af'L'.w 1. ig 1-,125 fr f f W. if il ,'fa,i . , .i 221- 'if 1, -fa 1 Z xi 'Ll' ', Z-J. : Q . f5iQf2'f5:Jf4 'a -' I. r . fiiifliiiffisf vi-xi-,vs 4. fff f, as 5, Aurelius Sidney Furcron Ph.D. Mildred Hart, A.B. Blanche Harvey, A.M. W7 Hippolyte Grucner, Ph.D. Mrs. Charlotte Harsh Howell Merriman Haydn, A.M., B.D. 16 04. Could I forget-the faculty tea where Mr. Furcron and I chatted about geologic formations in Virginia. Dr. Gruener stands for chemical formulas to a lot of students-but I remember his gifts of trees for our campus. Happy days in Professor Hart's French classes, laughing and Weeping with Cy- rano, Esmeralda and a host of other lovable characters in French Literature. -Serious conferences with Mrs. Harsh try- ing to decide upon a career-and then others not so serious. Trim white aprons always remind me of Miss Harvey and her classes in House- hold Administration. Dear Professor Haydn-with his help we gained new aspects of the Bible-not to mention those charts of Biblical Litera- ture that we carefully worked over. I