Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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William P. Gilbert: The answer to a freshman's prayer during the study of Science and the Modern World. Edwin L. Miller: Lover of life-cycles, Mr. Miller parasitologist extraor- dinary, seems to have thought-cycles. Miss Kathleen Joyce: South America will never win over Senorita Joyce and her Castillian pronunci- ation! F. Theodore Cloak: Exu- berant Ted even draws Maxie to his tryouts! Page 18 ,...,,g,.v.-..i., -- ....-... -f ,-.... ,fmf Miss Barbara McKay: Not only does she produce muscle-bound women, but slci trips as well. Richard N. Current: But that's beside the point. . . and to get back to the original question- Howard H. Rowley: They've got all last year's tests and still get poor marks. i Edwin W. Schoenberger: What did you think about the technique of last week's convocation speaker? S. Howard W. Tro er: Slams door, throws hook on table, opens all windows, thumps chest, class com- mences.

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Mlaaiaff ,Uitliaf jeflrr of:-'l:!111f.4.1L'c11..s The versatility ol l.avvrence's popular and efficient dean of admissions is shown by the Way he represents both the college and the conservatory. l le is both the rich bari- tone ol our famous choir and a grand friend to any in need ol assistance. Although he is our newest dean, he has proved himself a regular old-timer, inspiring Lavvrentians by his great enthusiasm for our Alma Mater. HBEBH K K, a asm, Wa .,, an naftwm 124474 Q. vita gusrfneaa Manager Paying Lawrence's bills is one of the many jobs ol our capable and friendly busi- ness manager, Mr. Watts. l-le can often be seen working late into the night in his office, solving every problem from painting Brokaw to adjusting the campus mailman's paycheck. Lavvrentians meeting him on the street are greeted with a smile and a tip of his hat. Hats oil to him, too, for his grand vvorlc. Page '17

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Herbert Spiegelberg: lf his tests are only in mind, what are these ' s l lceep get- ting? Chester J. Hill: l-le Finds ample outlet for his work in two small psychological problems at home. ,,..- 'iw tx.. ,,.i-- Walter E. Rogers: Don t let him near your orchid unless you want it reduced to a ew microscopic slides! Warren Beclc: The Army recently gave him a refresher course in English among the natives. iMiss Hope Wells: Anyone who has an extra lcey to the pool is Miss Wells' special friend. 'U Anselm L. Strauss: l-le and Mr. Maesch are competing for the honor of holding , the largest classes at Law , rence. Miss Yvonne Duffy: The reason why the male popu- lation needs special help in Spanish grammar. Miss Dorothy Waples: lt's amazing what the owner of the tam o' shanter finds in a subject that the students haven't exhausted! rs r Thomas S. Kepler: lf you can decipher his diagrams, religion may become a trifle clearer. - Page 'l9