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

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THE ASSISTANT DEANS No producticon could go on year after year to greater heights without critics and advisers who de¬ mand a high standard of performance and who give alert attention to the cast. Indispensable, therefore, are our assistant deans. Miss Cleaveland, Miss Thomas, Miss Fisher, and Miss Hart, our dramatic critics and advisers. THE OFFICE STAFF Occupying the coveted box seats and commanding a first-hand, first-rate view of the performance are the members of the office force. From top to bottom we see: Miss Pennington, Miss Wells, Mrs. Carroll and Miss Simon, Miss Hofrichter, Mrs. Harsh and Miss Schauffler.

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DEAN SMITH PRESIDENT LEUTNER President Leutner is a veteran actor in The Reserve Theatre. Before he became president, he played the roles of student, teacher, and Dean of University Adminis¬ tration. Now as leading actor, playwright, and stage-manager of the whole Univer¬ sity, his influence is apparent in the four- star quality of Reserve performances. He finds time to be especially interested in Mather, although he must be supervisor of thirteen productions at the same time— a difficult part, which he plays brilliantly. 1 , Dean Smith has played the role of a student on the Mather campus herself, and, therefore, she gives an extraordinarily capable performance as a dean. When not on the stage, she is busy behind the scenes, making her necessary contributions as writer and producer of the drama. But, most important of all, her work as Mather’s stage-manager and confidante of the student -actors is responsible for the smoothness of the entire performance.

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1 ' CHEMISTRY Frank Hov orka, Herm an P, Lankclma, Harold S. Boo Vivian R.i Uii m ell, Olin TcKJVr, Hippolyte Walter S. Pope, Arthur W. Quimby James Alifcris, Myron Schaeffer jnes M. Dureaijlthel M. Williams GERMAN Theodor W. Braasch, Claire S. Schradieck r 12