Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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deans MISS MARY £. GILUSPli Miss Mary E. Gillespie occupies two of the most important positions on our campus; Dean oi Women and Director of the Conservatory. Her advice and counsel are welcomed by all because of her friendly manner and sincere interest in student problems. Through her dynamic personality and ability to organize, the Conservatory has been raised to a level of high distinction in the music world. Because of her willingness to accept new ideas and chang- ing trends, as well as her ability to mix her work with her social life, she represents the symbol of modern versatility. dR. A. H. M. STONECIPHER Dr. Stonecipher, by both his appearance and temperament, exhibits dignity and friendliness. For the many problems of guidance our dean suggests workable solutions. He is not only our advisor and organizer, but a scholar in the true sense of the word. His characteristic chuckle produces a feeling of ease in his presence. In his genuine interest in student affairs and his remarkable zest for living, our dean remains unequalled. — 13 —

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President DR. aVDE A. iyUCH Dr. Lynch, to all who are acquainted with him, represents the zenith of college presidents. He maintains not only the dignity necessary to such a position, but combines ' with it the rare qualities of amiability and geniality. Without a doubt, the eloquence of oratory and conversation reaches supremacy in this, our capable executive. It is with extreme delight and pride that we the students salute him, our leader and friend. ■12-

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Dr. Edward M. Balsbaugh — An ex- tremely quiet gentleman. Ruth Engle Bender — Piano teacher for the younger fry. Margaret Barthel — Tops as a pi anist. William M. Bond — Father Time. Dr. Amos H. Black — Does aiybody have any questions? R. Porter Campbell — Superb organ- ist and competent teacher. Dr. Andrew Bender — A capable chemist with incessant enthusiasm. D. Clark Carmean — Man of many skills. — 14-