Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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I- h.gar'dmnai-r-J GEORGE R. LARKIN Associafe Professor of Economics A.B., A.M.. Wesleyan Universiiy G. SAYLOR WARTHEN Associah Professor of English A.B., A.M., Universify of Virginia: A.M., Harvard University 0 DR. FRANCIS C. MASON Associate Professor of English A.B.. A.M., Universify of Virginia; A.M.. Harvard University; Ph.D.. University of Virginia HERBERT G. HAMME Assisfanf Professor of Romance Languages A.B., Dickinson College; A.M., Gettysburg College WILLIAM D. HARTSHORNE. JR. Assisfanf Professor of Romance Languages A.B., A.M., Haverford Collage; Diploma de Professeur de francais a I'efanger, Universife de Toulouse LESTER O. JOHNSON Assisfanf Professor of Educafion A.B.. Sf. Olaf College; A.M., University of Minnesofa FRANK H. CLUTZ Professor Emeritus of Civil Engineering and Fine Arts A1,. Midland College: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University DUNNING IDLE Assisian? Professor of Hisfory A.I., A.M., Univarsi'y of Michigan HENRY T. BREAM Assisfanf Professor of Physical Educaiion 8.5.. GeHysburg College: A.M., Columbia Universify PARKER B. WAGNILD Assistant Professor of English Bible and College Chaplain A.B.. Sf. Olaf College: M.S.M., Union Theological Seminary; B.D.. Geffys. burg Theological Seminary WILLIAM T. STARR Assistanf Professor of German A.M.. Ph.D.. University of Oregon EARL E. ZEIGLER Assisianf Professor of Mafhomaiics 3.5., M.S., Gettysburg College MRS. MARGARET B. ZARFOS Assisfanf Professor of Biology A.B.. American University; Sc.D., Johns Hopkins Universifv MYRON L. SIMPSON Director of Physical Education for Women and Instrucfor in Hygiene 5.5., Temple Universify CAPT. JAMES E. McQUEEN. F. A.. N. U. S. Assishm Professor of Military Science and Taciics T.SGT. ROBERT F. SCHUH Infantry, U. S. A. lnsfrucfor in Military Science 17

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RICHARD A. ARMS Alumni Professor of Mafhemafics and Direcfor of Dramafics A.B.. Ursinus College; Ph.D., Universify of Pennsylvania FRANK H. KRAMER Professor of Educafion A.B., Geffysburg College; A.M., Ph.D.. Universify of Pennsylvania THOMAS L. CLI NE Graeff Professor of English A.B., Roanoke College; A.M., Prince+on University; Ph.D., Universify of Virginia RASMUS S. SABY Professor of Economics and PoliHcal Science A B., A,M., University of Minnesofa; Ph.D.. Universify of Pennsylvania JOHN B. ZINN Ockershausen Professor of Chemisfry 3.5., Getfysburg College; Ph.D , Johns Hopkins Universiiy ROBERT F0 RTENBAUGH Adeline Sager Professor of Hisfory A.B., GeHysburq College: A.M.. Syracuse University; Ph.D., Universify of Pennsylvania CLAYTON E. BILHEIMER Professor of Physical Educafion M.E.. Lehiqh Universify; M.A., Columbia Universify WILLIAM C. WALTEMYER Amanda Rupert Sfrong Professor of English Bible A.B., Geffysburg College; B.D.I GeHysburg Theological Seminary; A.M., Ph.D., American University ALBERT BACHMAN Professor of Romance Languages Ph.D.. Univarsify of Zurich and Columbia University JOHN G. GLENN Pearson Professor of Latin A.B., A.M.. Wesleyan University; PILD.. Princeton University GEORGE R. MILLER Sahm Professor of Physics B.S., M.S.l GeHysburg College; Ph D.. Universiiy of Michigan EARL BOWEN Dr. Charles H. Graf'f Professor of Biology A.B.. Hendrix College; A.M.. Ph,D.. Harvard Universiiy WILLIAM K. SUNDERMEYER Professor of German Ph.D.. University of Goeifinqen WILLIAM F. QUILLIAN. JR. Professor of Philosophy A.B., Emory University; B.D., Yale Universiw; Ph.D., Yale University LT. COL. FRANK E. SHARPLESS, INF.. U. S. A. Professor of Military Science and Tactics and Commander Reserve Officers' Trainhq Corps W. FREDERICK SHAFFER Acting Franklin Professor of Greek A.B.. A.M.. Princeton Universify 16 mlz'JaL-I-le: HZmEHmaa-Fum: . ,W-....:..Wu drglmrg 1

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MOTHER Mrs. Henry W. A. Hansonl +he wife of +he presidenf of GeHysburg CollegeI has become a symbol of +he friendly spirif of +he school wiih her ready smile and her cheerful gree'ring +0 everyone she meefs. Every year we are welcomed +0 +he campus by our gracious Firs+ lady. Her warm sincerify makes Hie homesick fresh- man feel +ha+ perhaps college will nof be as bad as he had +houghf. and +0 fhe upperclassman if is like being wel- comed home once more. Every eve- ning as you walk +hrough +he campusl +he Whife House is always brighfly shining as if in welcome and assur- ance. No college fundion would ever be complefe unless Mrs. Hanson came wifh her orchids which are al- mosf a fradifion now. and no receiv- ing line would ever be half as pleasanf wifhouf hearing her sweei southern voice. Mrs. Hanson is fruly our campus mofher. Mrs. Hanson and herlfwo sons, Roberf and Henry.