Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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k -Vfllr Harold Malsh, Professor of the Violin. Now practice! Emerson Metoxen, Assistant Director of Physical Education for Men, and Assistant Coach. Now we have five men to ivork the ball in. Seel Nella Miller, Professor of the Piano. More tone, please. Ella R. Noyer, Professor of Musical Theory. Cheer up. the ivorst is yet to come. Helen Ethel Myers, Librarian. Well, I mean, I ' m not getting into anything like that. Dr. O. Edgar Reynolds, Professor of Education and Psychology. Now you just think that through while you ' re waiting for a red light to turn green . ' ' Dr. G. Adolphus Richie, Professor of Bible and Greek. want to call this to your attention . . . . Edward P. Rutledge, Professor of Band and Orchestra Instruments. Let ' s get going on this. Dr. Hiram H. Shenk, Professor of History. As long as a professor of history talks about anything man has ever said, thought, or done, he can ' t get off his subject. And incidentally, that reminds me . . . . Dr. P. O. Shettel, Professor of Philosophy and Religion. Do as the Greeks did, and enter into life with the lid on. Page 21

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Merl Freeland, Professor of the Piano. Isn ' t that touching. Jerome W. Frock, Director of Physical Education for Men, and Coach. hit ' s sneak in, take the game, and then sneak out; leave the rest of it up to the crowd. Mary E. Gillespie, Director of the Conservatory of Music. T ' d like all of you to . . . . Christian R. Gingrich, Professor of Political Science and Economics. Are you following the ball? Mary C. Green, Professor of French. Don ' t you see, children? Samuel O. Grimm, Professor of Physics and Mathematics. It is quite patent that we are in a position to . . . . Esther Henderson, Director of Physical Education for Women, and Coach. And how are all my children today? Judson C. House, Associate Professor of Voice. Oh yes, I know him. Dr. Lena Louise Lietzau, Professor of German. Bitte, Machen Sie die Fenster auf. Es wird z u heisZ im Zimmer. Dr. V. Earl Light, Associate Professor of Biological Science. . . . . and the season after I grafted it, I had good cherries from that tree. Page II . - ' ■ : ' - ■

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Dr. E. H. Stevenson, Professor of History. . . . Brilliant scholar, beloved professor, and true gentleman . ' ' — Anon . Dr. Stella Johnson Stevenson, Professor of French. Non, non, parley en franca is, s ' il vous plait. m Dr. Clyde S. Stine, Instructor in Public Speaking. Well, we ' ll go over all that next time, Dr. Milton L. Stokes, Professor of Business Ad- ministration and Economics. This college has a three-day week. Friday everybody gets ready for the week-end. Monday is spent recover- ing from the week-end. Dr. George G. Struble, Associate Professor of English. Oh yes, then there ' s the story about. . . . Dr. Paul A. W. Wallace, Professor of English. ' ' He had a delicious sense of humor and extraordinary powers of observation. Dr. W. A. Wilt, College Pastor. Bang go the shutters of the mind when truths affecting the individual are spoken . ' ' Margaret A. Wood, Instructor in Hygiene and Political Science. ' ' In the final analysis . . . . Dr. Paul S. Wagner, Professor of Mathematics. The ideal teacher, scholar, friend, gentleman, and Christian at all times, he will leave a deep and permanent impression on all who knew him. — Anon. Page 23