Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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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

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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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JOHN SILVESTER- CT- Energetic, interested in his students, un- Iy X - derstanding their capabilities, faithful to Jw-N gf! duty 3 thoroughly conscientious, practical, an E , g W able teacher, a successful musician, an honor- Ly-M gig' able man. 5 ' Al'ttl l d ., 1 e ou er. Miss ZELIA SMITH- One who observes shrewclly, ad- ' f ll th' Jf 'V' vises careu y, sympa izes gener- QQQ lw,f,,,,,, ously, listens with interest, works I untiringlyg a character to be ad- ,xixf mired, a friend never to be forgotten. Mr. Stansbury, you may leave the room. HARRY HEARD- tious, thorough, persevering, generous, an Q 1 interesting companion, a true friend, a soulful L f singer and successful singer-maker. 1 Tall, tasteful, talkative, energetic, ambi- ' Look at me, please. MRs. HARRY MOWER- A bright, cheerful, active woman of great executive ability, industrious habits, and to all her girls a little mother. 7