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

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I'll never forget those afternoons we spent gazing into a microscope in Professor I-Ierslfs Biology laboratory. Miss Hofrichter, Secretary to the Dean- how many chapel cards she has handed to me! One of my fondest recollections-my Eng- lish courses with Professor I-Iulme. -Nor could I ever forget the insights into the life of France which I gained in Madame I-Iulme's French classes. Interesting lectures in Professor I-Iyde's Geology class Where I learned all about earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Java men. Where did I get that hat? or my chic new suit? Made them myself in M1's. Jordan's Household Administration class. I 6. 17 , ,in , , I-I 4-is-ii. ' ff ,-rs WZ, Amos Henry Hersh, Ph.D. Wfilliam Hen ry Hulme Ph.D. Jesse Earl Hyde A.M. Dorothy Lucille Hofrichter Hedwig Eugenie Hulme qrvifs. W. H.p June Jordan fMrs. H. BJ B.S.

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Samuel Charles Kendeig h, Ph.D. Winfred George Leutner Ph.D. Eva Gertrude May Victoria Martha Kloss, M.S. Herman Peter Lankelma, Ph.D. Jacob Conrad Meyer Ph.D. 6 18 Wfhen I Went into raptures over inverte- brate animals in Mr. Kendeiglfs Zoology class. She made a haven out of Haydn Hall-a well-managed clubhouse instead of a last resort-Miss Kloss of the Household Administration Department. To be respected and admired, Dean Leutner of Administration. How We used to talk in formulas in Pro- fessor Lankelma's Chemistry class. My memory will always be on guard to recall Miss May and my happy hours in fencing class. With what pleasure do I remember History lectures and chapel talks on current events by Professor Meyer. J