Juniata College - Alfarata Yearbook (Huntingdon, PA)

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Miss Bwriifn Jie ' ., . . . 1 '-clse and affable-keeps the ho1ne ec department astir. . . . . MR. S'I'AMllAUljl-I . . , creator of schedules-classes and exams-recorder of grades and cuts. . . DR. I-IJQIMANN . . . .Iuniata's example of the perfect husband and business executive. . . . Mk. Mvi-:Rs . . . he undoubtedly has the most trouble .... DR. KUBITZ . . . her German and philosophy have contributed much to the culture of the campus .... DR. BOWMAN. . . C U L T Y he tries his psychological theories on the children .... Miss GRONINCSEIQ . . . dependable and elhcient secretary to our President .... HAIICJLIJ BRUMBAUGH . . . he tries to inveigle new students to Juniata .... DR. CRUMMY . . . a quiet gentleman who aids in the train- ing of would-be doctors .... SAM JONES . . . he likes swing music and writes love songs . . . . IDR. KEIRNS . . . believes everyone should take Greek- ' ' for intelligence sake. ,f vw, XZ! I .fr ' 'gl l 27

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FACULTY , A ...g?,..-.- - ,ami -,Z T..-,. - - .- xv- .- V . - ., V At dilferent times during the year the photographers for the Alfarata snapped our facul- ty members wherever they were found on the campus. And thus, they are seen on these pages as the students see them daily. DR. XVILL . . . a real scholar, a gentleman, and a groom .... JACK OLLER . . . Jack goes in for berets. sports, and anything that's fun PROF YODER if he had th , .... . . . . . e money he would like to build a physics lab. up on the hill .... MORLEY MAVS . . . when we get our names in the paper Morley's the guy who done it .... Miss MATHIAS . . . as dietitian she must feed the hungry mob' three times a day .... MR. MCCONNELL . . . the guide and director of all practice teachers .... PRoF. GILBER1' . creator and director of our orchestra .... Miss Foiwizv . . . favorite of the girls-especi- ally in her choice of clothes .... PROF. NVE . . . a beaming countenance as the events of history roll by. . . . Miss EVANS . . . a passion for antiques and books ..... COACH SWARTZ . . . turns out our teams-a good guy among the fellows. . . our maestro-the U , W A l t 1 -2 T- . W- U Y- .7 A . Y ..:: - ,Z--.,, -..-....--,., p . LQQHAM- -4 Qi-1-Jf.:.b,nmLL -1 '- ' 4-A' V, .i. ..- -- '- 'ff , , ' H X X 26 K Y Vi 4 ,yr i - Qi- ,-, A,-I L 3641- a.A::,ln-:.l- Q. .-35335.

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l do 'ust 'tbout anythinlf .... DR. DR. ROCKWELL . . . it Chemist by profession---ie can , j 1 ,, SHIVELY . . surveyed in South America, a f rms and teaches in Pennsylvania .... MISS NICCRIMMON . . . 21 fastidious, petite lady . . . DR. BINKLEY . . . Thats not sarcasm- that's irony , Says he .... MRS. HEINIANN . . . hand in hand together-proof of the hap- FA C U Y piness of the Heinianns .... Miss HARBAUGH . . , responsible for much of the efficiency in the library .... DR. CALVERT . . . half dollars and chalk flying. questions like cannon ' V ' ' 'l l Sic ii e PROF Rowl AND genial good humor, and rt mine of Jokes witi us mus r .... . , . . , . . . DR. N. I .... Mark you-he can play n French horn .... Miss Vkfoons . . . 1e- sponsible for our elementary teachers .... l VILKE SNIDRR . . . 21 physique like Apollo-zt l tll t .... MRS. GILBIER1' . . . she teaches the piano. good example for tie a 1 e es 28