Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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. . . Jerome W. Frock . . . coaches football . . . wears shoe leather out while he watches his boys out there fighting . . . avoids chapel and all public appearances . . . tardy when he does go . . . Mary E. Gillespie . . . makes an attractive appearance . . . charming personality . . . great aid in soliciting students for the conservatory . . . efficient executive . . . takes charge of practice teaching in the music department . . . C. R. Gingrich . . . extensive social worker . . . skillful lawyer . . . chips in with Sociology class to aid underprivileged children of Annville ... a good scout and liked by all his students . . . Mrs. Mary C. Green . . . social Dean of women . . . vivid interest in girls ' welfare . . . lived in France for years . . . speaks French as a second nature . . . charming personal- ity and makes a lovely appearance . . . sweet and lovable ... a trust- worthy confidante when her girls are in trouble . . . S. O. Grimm . . . has a wide knowledge in practically all fields . . . can answer practically any question . . . registrar of the college . . . good scout . . . likes to experi- ment with new mechanisms in lab . . . always gives his students the benefit of the doubt . . . Esther Henderson . . . due to her ability last year ' s May Day was a huge success . . . grand sport . . . has put a zest in women ' s athletics . . . sponsors tricky activities for her girls . . . owns a nobby Chevy coupe . . . mourns over her mischievous wire-haired fox terrier which lost itself several months ago . . . Lena Louise Lietzau . . . adviser of German Club . . . obtained her Dr. ' s degree in University of Vienna . . . absorbed in German interests . . . life of a party . . . enter- tains lavishly ... an excellent co ok . . . Dr. V. Earl Light . . . uses excellent lecture methods ... an alumnus of Lebanon Valley College . . . royally entertains biology lab assistants . . . high sense of humor . . . delves in heredity of crooked little fingers . . . Hubert Linscott . . . assists in vocal instruction . . . here only three days a week . . . enjoys reading ... an excellent vocal entertainer . . . Harold Malsh . . . teaches Page 23

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ike Tdculti Dr. L. G. Bailey . . . This is not a black and white world, but a gray one, a favorite expression . . . applies his psychology at all times . . . recently became a proud papa . . . interesting lecturer . . . pleasing voice with light southern accent . . . Dr. Andrew Bender . . . spends much time developing his show-cases in the entrance of the Ad building . . . practically lives in his laboratory . . . analyzes stone for quarries . . . proud of the fact that he attends chapel only once a year — at opening exercises — he should be!! . . . Ruth Engle Bender . . . piano instructor . . . only piano teacher who has pupils off campus . . . active in Annville and Lebanon clubs . . . accomplished pianist and accompanist . . . Dr. R. R. Butterwick . . . humorous philosopher . . . extensive knowl- edge of religious subjects . . . broad-minded in regard to the younger generation . . . immovable in an opinion which has already been made . . . makes frequent use of personal examples . . . R. P. Campbell . . . spends hours practicing on the new Moller organ . . . studied with Pietro Yon . . . organist in St. Luke ' s Episcopal Church in Lebanon . . . D. Clark Carmean . . . social Dean of men . . . loves to entertain the boys at odd hours . . hobby is camera studies . . efHcient on band and orchestra instruments . . . true pal to all students . . . Alexander Craw- ford . . . lover of youth and beauty . . . always keeps fit . . . modern in most ideas but has a slight trace of old-fashioned ideas in styles . . . completely absorbed in his new recording and amplifying equipment . . . artistic temperament . . . delightful to know and a true friend . . . S. H. Derickson ... a true friend . . . master in his field . . . great help in soliciting students . . . perpetually interested in botany and zoology . . . takes great pride in his museum and motion picture camera Page 22

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violin on campus . . here only a couple days a week . . . accomplished concert violinist . . . Emerson Metoxen . . . gives his physical ed boys a stiff workout . . . coaches basketball and baseball . . . Nella Miller . . . proud of Betty Bly . . . makes week-end visits to New York to see her husband . . . accomplished concert pianist . . . Ella Moyer . . . reads extensively, especially travel literature . . . loves traveling . . . has been all over Europe . . . likes Germany best . . . great conversa- tionalist . . . fond of youth and its ways . . . Helen E. Myers . . . librarian . . . friendly and interested in the welfare of others . . . rides with professors going and coming to school . . . belongs to various clubs . . . entertains beautifully . . . extensive knowledge on all subjects . . . good business manager . . . Dr. O. E. Reynolds ... a friend of teachers . . . possesses wonderful memory and an eager and wide-awake attitude . . . takes a personal interest in the welfare of his students . . . well read in all fields . . . may be remembered for his humorous stories . . . Dr. G. A. Richie . . . faculty adviser of Life Work Recruits . . . speaks in chapel weekly . . . doesn ' t quite approve of dances on the campus . . . a conscientious worker . . . Edward Rutledge . . . director of girls ' and boys ' band, Glee Club, and Symphony Orchestra . . . takes an active interest in his pupils outside of class . . . specializes in band and orchestra instruments . . . Dr. H. H. Shenk ... a well-known historian of Pennsylvania . . . intensely interested in Indians . . . faculty adviser of Men ' s Debating Club . . . retiring personality until acquainted . . . may be found in Who ' s Who in America . . . Dr. E. H. Stevenson . . . Oxonian . . . faculty adviser of International Relations Club . . . gifted personality . . . manifests active interest in all current events . . . marvelous knowledge of history . . . excellent professor . . . humorous and friendly . . . Mrs. Stella Stevenson . . . scholastic Dean of women Page 21