Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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Some Members of the Faculty. I choose the wheat, incurious of the chaff. PAUL SEITH- ' 6 In intellect trained, in tho't profuseg in expres- sion spontaneous, rapid in non-production 5 grace- fully awkwardg ever in ruins without loss of equi- ! libriumg cranky, kind, helpful, aristocratic, a self- 4 - , made but indispensable member of the faculty. The man that runs them all. Miss MABEL EDDY- A happy combination of attractive personality and intellectual ability, uniting a sunny temperament with the refinement of culture, and by her interest in those under her care, showing herself a devoted friend to young people. CI-ms. W. TREAT, A. M. In tho't penetrating, systematic, orig- I I- inalg his classes a rigorous drill in the Q impartial judgment and concise logic, ,Ev 5 his f 1 essential to scientific thinking. A cheer- ful companion, unfailing friend and a' ' most conscientious Christian. I don't know. SAMUEL PLANTZ, D. D., President Lawrence University- At home, kind and affectionate, in the class- respected as a wise executive and an eloquent Q. room, patient and considerateg in the world, ' 2 H , preacher. I All will please take part in the service. '54 l 1 5

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All hail! On curled clouds I come To answer thy best pleasureg To thy strong bidding, Ariel, and all his quality. Introduction. I am sure I shall shock Dr. Lummis, though I do come to you under the protection of his name. I-Ie is a most methodical man, I haven't a particle of order in my nature: he is the soul of honor, I'm a bigger liar than the college catalogue:-just remember that when I hurt your feelings, it's only a joke and doesn't apply at all,-that's Where the humo-r lies :-he has the most perfect taste, I'm absolute-ly without conception of the eternal fitness Q he is a scholarly and venerated professor, I'm an utterly disgraceful and nondescript Bohemian in the World of letters. As I've already said these complimentary things about myself, it Won't be necessary for you to repeat them. Returning very sincere thanks to those persons who, by contributions of photographs, literary Work and advertisements, have assisted me in making my debut, I am Yours uproarously, THE ARIEL, CLASS OF '99. P. S.-The' Board of editors have prepared a fifteen volume commentary on my jokes, warranted to make clear each and every point even to Freshmen. It may be obtained on application to the publishers. 4

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D. P. N1cHoLsoN, M. S. Studious, purposeful, systematic, E, ' reflective, penetrative, deliberative, pre- ' I H X cise,u11assuming,companionable,criti- Av IX X cal, tolerant, candid, self-controlled, optimistic, loyal, Christian. -' It may be so. Miss ELIZABETH W1Lson, B. L. A bright, entertaining companion, a faithful, inspir- ing teacher, a sincere, sympathetic friend, a strong, un- Seltish, lovable woman. F. E. MILLIS- A careful and original student, a generous, and considerate teacher, a. sympathetic and 4 high-minded gentleman. E No, I didn't mean that. I J f V REV. EMANUEL GERECHTER- Educated, a German, -yet a master of English, a profound scholar, but a ,fww thorough pedagogue, tolerant, helpful, WX with a touch of humor, esteemed by all 1327 who know him. Probably 3 probably. Miss SARA H. PARKES- Of acknowledged talent and ability, charming woman, conscientious, sympathetic , untiring in energy expended for the success of her work. 6