Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Faculty Dr. John W. Long President John G. Cornwell, Jr., Dean Chemistry Dr. H. Dorcas Hall, Dean of Women Religion, Sociology J. Milton Skeath Psychology, Mathematics Phil G. Gillette German, Spanish Dr. LuLA M. Richardson French Dr. Richard V. MoRRissEY Biology Dr. George A. Dunlap English James W. Sterling English Dr. Paul I. Miller History, Political Science Dr. W. Arthur Faus Religion Mary Louise Jewett .... ' Speech, Dramatics, Preparatory English Edna May Turner Assistant in Chemistry, Mathematics Sterling H. McGrath Commercial Subjects Albert A. Dickason Secretarial Science Sydney Griffin - - - - - - ■ - • Secretarial Science Page 14

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The President ' s Message Fellow Dickinsonians: I have finished my course. These are the words of a great and good man spoken centuries ago as he approached the end of an eventful life. It is something to finish an undertaking. Recall those who entered high school with you. Think of those who started with you in the Junior College. You are fin- ishing what you started. Others for one reason or another have not done so. It is important to finish what one starts. It is easy to start in the impulse of a high mo- ment, but it is not so easy to carry through to the end in the face of difficulties and dis- couragements. You are to be congratulated that you have finished the course. I cannot tell you specifically what lies ahead for each one of you. I think I would not if I could. In some cases the knowledge would lead to discouragement and in other cases you might become impatient to reach the promised goal. In the imme- diate future you are facing a world experiencing the most titanic conflict of history. Some of you will take part actively in this conflict and some will be permitted to play an important part in the reconstruction after the war is over. There are sure to be glorious opportunities for all. Your classmates, your teachers, all of us will be interested in the part you play, confident that through you Williamsport-Dickinson is permitted to serve the present age. Our hearts, our hopes, are all with thee, Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears. Our faith triumphant o ' er our fears. Are all with thee — are all with thee! Faithfully Yours,

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Faculty Harry C. Fithian, Jr. Business Law Joseph D. Babcock— Co ege Physics, Preparatory Mathematics, Science, Physical Education John P. Graham Preparatory History, English, Mathematics Mabel F. Babcock Preparatory English, Spanish, Latin Myrra Bates Voice Florence Dewey Violin, Theoretical Subjects M. Caroline Budd Organ, Piano Mary A. Landon Organ, Piano Harriet Enona Roth - Sybil Emerson j. Clyde H. Wurster Engineering Drawing Sallye Hamilton - ' Home Economics E-Z. McKay Physical Education B. Ellen ISENBERG Physical Education Mary E.Harvey Librarian Lulu Brunstetter Assistant Librarian Page 15