Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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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

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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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Stephen F. Darling: lf you want cheap cosmetics or mouthwash, place your order with Dr. Darling. William F. Read: Readyust- Lawrence Voss: Would you please read a little bit of that over again-'P ' ment for veteran Read has presented problems-from geology to Hamlet. Andrew C. Berry: l-lis greatest discovery is that Pi Cin round numbersj equals approximately 3.141592- 653589793. Mandell M. Bober: Did you say that the Chicago Tribune was a newspaper? Miss Edna Wiegand: The ice may have gotten in- domitable Miss Wiegand down, but Latin certainly doesn't. Louis C. Baker: Say it in Chinese or Pig-Latin and he will understand you. Page 20 Miss Anne Jones: To keep up with this Jones would indeed be difficult, unless you were born in France! . a William A. McConagha: A teacher of econ, but his greatest wor is his chil- dren's comicibook educa- tion. '