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

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ENGLISH Constance M. McCullough Margaret White Eleanor W. Thomas Henry W. Taeusch Fay L. Fisher Amy Bishop iMrS. Robert Chapinl Millicent Swain Sarah F. Barrow Katherine H. Porter BIBLICAL LITERATURE Virginia Corwin GERMAN Clare Schradieck Theodore Braasch CLASSICS Kenneth Scott

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GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY Robert E. Bates C. Langdon White Henry F. Donner John H. Garland PHYSICS Harry W. Mountcastle John T. McCarthy John E. Freeshafer Cassius W. Curtis SOCIOLOGY James E. Cutler Mary C. Schauffler Clarence H. Schettler William E. Lawrence Newbell N. Puckett Harold E. Adams BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Charles C. Arbuthnot Catherine Finney Albert C. James Russell Weisman Marvin J. Barloon Louis O. Foster in Ijgcg. F A c Ui BIOLOGY Lloyd Ackerman Mary E. Collett Eleanor H. Yeakel John P. Visscher . Franklin Bacon Paul Bade Bertil G. Anderson Harland B. Roney James Gray Daniel P. Quiring Amos H. Hersh Russell Huggins Cyril Corum POLITICAL SCIENCE Earle Shoup Gerhard Krebs Wilbur W. White Marbury B. Ogle Gerhard von Glahn Christian Larson EDUCATION G. Carlton Robinson Herbert G. Espy Tea and name cards.

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ASSISTANT DEANS Connecting the Mather Girl with the administration are the tour assistant deans. Planning courses, giving advice on grades and ambitions, aiming toward a well rounded- college lite-these are the services ot Miss Eleanor Thomas, Miss Mildred l-lart, Miss Marion Cleaveland, Miss Virginia Corwin. .- fi- CDFFICE STAFF The office force is a can't-do-without at Mather. Besides the regular routine tasks required ot college offices-such as six weeks' grades, dean calls, registration, recording-the office al- ways manages to keep the Mather girl informed on the important events going on-speakers, convocations, dances, and other social events. s Elinor Wells Mrs. Edith West Mrs. Judith Wright Mrs. Dobbins Miss Diamond Mrs. Harsh Miss SchauftlerMiss Hofrichter I 5