Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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Meet the Dr. L. G. Bailey A man of distinct pronun- ciation, and a proponent of the art of hypnotism. Edward M. Balsbaugh Occupied with recup- erating from his recent illness. Joseph Battista Sojourns off campus on week- ends, what with concertizing, and a new bride. Dr. Andrew Bender Often works late at his office — in the Ad Building. Mrs. Ruth Engle Bender One of her chief interests — discovering and developing talent in juvenile musicians. Dr. Amos Black Paradox of a stereotyped mathematician. Dr. Robert R. Butterwick - - - Retired yet not absent from the college scene. P. Porter Campbell Reserves his subtle humor for the opportune moment. D. Clark Carmean It ' s so peaceful in the country to this gentleman farmer. Alexander Crawford Patriarch of the Con- serv voice department. Page 8

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Our deans . . . MISS MARY E. GILLESPIE Pea ? of Women MISS GILLESPIE, supervisor of the Conservatory of Music, is social dean of women and hostess of North Hall. Under her efficient supervision the Conservatory has risen to a place second to none, for she recently won an accreditation by the National Association of Schools of Music for the music department, a fact which Lebanon Valley can note with pride. She is a familiar figure at the various social functions throughout the year where she presents a striking and grace- ful appearance. Those who are intimately acquainted with her find her a charming and dignified hostess. The present rationing of automotive supplies will affect her greatly, for she has seldom missed a week-end in New York during the opera season. A. H. M. STONECIPHER dean of Men DR. STONECIPHER, dean of the College, is also professor of Latin language and literature. Tall of stature and gaunt in appear- ance, he makes it a virtual necessity that we look up to him. All who find occasion to solicit his counsel find him a sympathetic listener and of a placid nature. Dignified and quiet, he still manages at times to display a most delightful wit and a ready sense of humor. Gardening and landscaping will occupy a considerable amount of his time this spring and summer, for he has recently acquired a fresh interest — a beautiful new home. Page 7

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faculty , , , Virginia Darnell Hi-there feeling towards students . . . versatile reed artist. Dr. Samuel H. Derickson - - - Conducts nature tours for student naturalists. W. Merl Freeland Joe College — faculty version. Jerome W. Frock Keeps the Dutchmen Flying. Christian B. Gingrich Continually renewing his subscription to the Reader ' s Digest. Mrs. Mary C. Green Always a strong con- tender for the title of best-dressed among the faculty. Samuel O. Grimm He will substitute his duties as registrar for a summer vacation. Esther Henderson A sportswoman through and through, with a special interest in hockey. Marino Intrieri Something new has been added since his advent to the Men ' s Dorm. Dr. Lena L. Lietzau Following the trend of the day in knitting for those in the service. Page 9