Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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FACULTY GROUP r m George F. Scott A.B. History Thelma Willis A.B. Secretary to President Winnie Farley A.B. Secretary to Dean Rev. M. P. Boyd Pastor, College Heights William E. DeMelt Fh.B., A.M., Ph.D. Psychology Louise Helmkampf B.M. Matron J. F. Wilson M.D. College Physician Etta Horne Nurse Corvdon S. Joseph Oween Sumner j. Gray McAllister Pauline Jernigan A.B. ' A.B. A.B., M.A. Dietitian English Librarian Mathematics Helen Barnum Mrs. Ed. R. Bentley Edgar E. Tolle Mary Watson Piano Organ Voice Physical Education Page 26

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■I I [OWARD J. Bar MM Music and Violin Charlis A. Vannoy, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Foreign Languages Mi NRi G. Barni i r, A.B., M.A. English Ruby Warren Newby, B.S Art FACULTY HEADS Will you ever forget Mr. Barnum and his beautiful music? 1 le could surely make that violin say things, and in addition to knowing all there was to know about music, he could put his knowledge across successfully. Of course you remember Mr. Peel and his extra curricular activities. He was such a human teacher, and such an all around good sport that no one could help liking him. He really could teach Education — from any stand- point, and in all branches. Auf Wiedersehn, Ma Cherie, hasta la vista, Et tu Brute? These and similar expressions come to mind when we think of the linguist, Dr. Vannoy, who could teach German, French, and Spanish, as well as Latin and Greek. I ' m sure we could never forget Dr. Melcher and his quiet dignity. Even while he appeared to be so austere, there was nevertheless a de- lightful twinkle in his eyes when he spoke of Technocracy, or when his students asked him about index numbers and formulae. Who has not been profoundly impressed with the steady flow of beautiful language when Dr. Barnett spoke? He had a wonderful command of the English language and his students could not help being influenced by him. Dr. Oborn was certainly an intelligent per- son, wasn ' t he? There wasn ' t anything about the Bible he couldn ' t tell you. How could we ever forget that hard-working, energetic, artistic person, Mrs. Newby? When she wasn ' t in the midst of some important project, she was dashing hither and von, get- William Melcher, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. ting things accomplished. Economic! George T. Oborn, A.B., St.B., Miss Clyatt did her best to teach the little M.A., Ph.D. Bible ami Philosophy co-eds how to cook and keep house for their Helen Clyatt, B.S. great, big, strong husbands. Home Economi, i [ami s C. Peel, A.B., M.A. Education

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■i BmiarB THE RETURN OF THE SPIES The u 1 s d u w , faith and strength acquired by o it r hardships in the wilderness of yesterday, enable us to face the giants of tomorrow un- afraid.