Juniata College - Alfarata Yearbook (Huntingdon, PA)

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Q 6 If f!! fi, zz I Q. 1. . ' A 1 Numtccn- K. F. Ro1:1f:RTs Assisfanf Professor of Eng- lish, Dean of TVOmen A.B., A.M., University of Chicago, Graduate study, Johns Hopkins University. UNIATA COLLEGE welcomes you. Have you thought seriously of what you may seek here for your physical, mental, and spiritual growth? Have you brought a fine idealism to your Juniata College life? Dormitory and class room? Gymnasium and athletic field? Social and Professional Club? Y. VV. C. A. and Student Government Association? Juniata College challenges your best endeavor. She calls on you to seek truth and pursue it that you may face your own and your associates' results, whether successes or failures, understandingly. She offers to you the opportunity to find lasting friendships among administrators, instructors, and students. She offers you the material and spiritual beauty of her mountain setting. May it be yours, under God, to develop into strong, wise, fearless, generous- hearted women. KATHARINPI Rolzuivrs. vm, LIZ: D E A N it A 4,5511 . 1

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'I ,f L 1 I t YV.xiuc1aN D. BOWMAN Prof1's.vor of I':IIIlC11flUIL and lI.Y'lfCII0I0g.lj, Dean of fllcn A.l5., Bridgewater Collegeg AAI., I'h.D., University of Chicago. Day by day, as the szvift hours fall, U'e're hanging pictures on 1110111or'11's Youll. OLLEGE means far more than the accumulation of knowledge, the development of attitudes, ideals, standards, although these are highly important. But each one is leaving a picture on the mind of every one with whom he associates. That pie- ture will endure long after one's photograph has faded and the album is covered with dust. These memories will serve to cheer and inspire us on the highway toward suc- cess. They will appear at dawn to brighten the day, and return at evening to sweeten the twilight hours. Each day and hour the painter is busy, wielding his brush tirelessly, even into the night. Let us so live and work together that memory's pictures may all be bright. YNYAIIREN ll. BOWVMAN. .1.1l.......1i.i- xuq, S Ezyhteen D E A N Q -ffi X s- . JW , I Sn

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FACULTY xuyl Q 1 Sh I. HARVEY BRUMBAUCH k . 1 , l'l'0frf-Qsor of Latin and Education, Director of the Summer Sossion AJS., A.M., I,itt.D., I,.H.D. A. B. BUNN VAN ORMER 1Jl'0fl'.S'SSUl' of Philosophy AB., A.M., B.D., Pd.D., D.D. RLBIER L EROY CHAN: l,l'llfl'NH0l' of History and G'oz'ornmont AB., A.M., Pl1.D. NIJIKBIAN JoDoN BRUMBAUGH Profo.-:sor of Ch!'I'IllSfl'y Ali., A.M. , Ph.D. CHARLES STACEY SHIVELY 1,l'Uff'N.VOI' of Jlallwnlatics ,-LB., A.M., Ph.D . 'xx X IJAYETTE AVI-:RY :NICKENZIE 1,l'0fl'SN0l' of Sociology, Director of If.'l'tl'l1Nl0lI Work PLS., LILD., PILD. PAVI4 R. YODER ,,l.w.vi.wl1u:t Professor of Phyxics AJS., A.M. CALVERT N. ELLIS .'1.vsista111' Professor of Biblical Studies A.B., '1'l1.B., A.M. CHARLES LUTHER RQWLAND Professor of Singing BZICIICIOI' of Mus A.M. ic. O. R. INIEYERS College Troaxurcr 'f Fwenty ii L