Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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The President ' s Wessciiie To THE Members of the Senior Classes of 1914 Fellow Dickinsonians: It is a pleasure to extend greetings through The Dart to the members of the ( ' lasses of 1944. First, a word to those who because they are members of one of the branches of our Armed Forces have not been with us this year, let nie bring assurance that we have thought of you often and are proud of the splendid reports that come to us from time to time. 1 hope your associations and experiences at Dickinson have been helpful to you in the sacrifices )ou have been called upon to make. And second, to those of you who have been here this year and enabled Dickinson to carry on in spite of wartime conditions, we are no less grateful. Changes at W illiamsport-Dickinson due to wartime conditions are evident everywhere one turns on the campus. Cadets in formation, going to classes and to the mess halls to the tune of The Army Air Corps ; civilian students living in dormitories off the campus, or putting it another way, the extension of the campus to include Fourth and Franklin Streets; the large number of young women as compared with the number of men in cliapel and at the various college gatherings; re- duced student activities: tlie many new members of the faculty: reports from Dickinsonians in the various Armed Services in all parts of the world- these and other things are evidences of war- time changes. In spite of these changes, there have been many satisfactions during the year; the splendid co- operation that we have had. the feeling that the conditions mentioned above are temporary and are not common to Dickinson alone but are experinced on college campuses throughout America, the prominent place given to education in the war |)rogram which has shown the importance of col- lege training, and the fact that we have been able to carry on at all since there have been so main appeals to young people to participate activeh in the war effort. It is a matter of personal ])leasure to me to know that The Dart is being published, and I want to congratulate and thank all who are making every effort to accomplish this. While we are not quite so busy w ith regular j school acti ities. we have a little more time for ' • looking into the future and for planning. In I 1948, Williamsport-Dickinson will celebrate its One Hundredth Anniversarv. We hope by that time peace will ha e been restored, and we shall be able to celebrate by having a re- union of those who are here with others who will have returned from the various parts of the world. What a reunion that ought to be! I hope the Classes of 1944 may be fully rep- resented at that time. Let me thank all of the members of }our splendid classes for the way in which you have caught the spirit of Dickinson and have made the best of what the Junior College has been able to offer under wartime conditions. Always sincerely yours. President. 11

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Bocird of Direitor Hon. Robert F. Rich - Mr. Charles E. Bennett - Mr. Arnold A. Phipps - Rev. a. Lawrence Miller. Ph.D. Mr. John E. Person Rev. Harry F. Babcock Mr. George F. Erdman Judge Don M. Larrabee. LL.D. - Dr. Ch. rles a. Lehman Bishop Adna Wright Leo.nard, LL.D. Mr. Spencer S. Shannon Mrs. H. Marshall Stecker Mr. George W. Sykes - Rev. W. Galloway Tyson. D.D. Rev. J. Merrill ' illiams, D.D. - Mr. Ivan E. Garver - . . . Mrs. Layton S. Lyon Mr. John H. McCormick - Rev. Elvin Clay Myers Mr. Arnold A. Phipps Hon. Robert F. Rich - Hon. H. M. Showalter Rev. J. E. Skillington, D.D. - Mr. George L. Stearns, H JiDCE Charles Scott Williams - Mr. Charles E. Bennett - Mr. R. K. Foster .... Hon. George W. Hlntlky. Jr. . Mr. Ralph E. Kelchner Dr. John W. Lowe - - . . Rev. A. L.-vwrence Miller. Ph.D. - Mrs. Clarence L. Peasle - -Mh. John E. Person Mr. Charles F. Sheffer - Rev. W. Edward Watkins. D.D. - Deceased - President Vice President Emeritus Vice President Secretary - Treasurer Altoona Williamsport Williamsport illiamsport - Washington. D. C. Bedford Mount Carmel - Conifer, N. Y. - West Chester Harrisburg Roaring Springs Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport - Woolrich Lewisburg York illiainsport S illiamsport Montoursville illiainsport Em| (nimn Jersey Shore Baltimore. Md. illiamsport ilIiaiii |Hii| illianisporl - W atsontown State College 10

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The FcRuUy John W. Long President John G. ( ORNWELL, Jr.. Dean (On Leave) C.liemis ry J. Milton Skeath. Acting Dean .... Psychology, Mathematics Florence Dewey, Dean of Women - - - J iolin. Theoretical Subjects Phil G. Gillette German. Spanish Li LA M. Richardson French. Poliiical Science George A. Dunlap English Mabel K. Bauer Chemistry Alice E. Eastlake Biology Clinton F. Heil Physics Robert Sinch History Albert A. Dickason Secretarial Science Myrra Bates Voice Makv Landon Rlssei.L Organ, Piano RoLLiN E. Hain Physical Education Mary E. Harvey Librarian Harley B. Kline Bible John P. (Jraham ■ - - Preparatory History. English. Mathematics Lois F. Koch ...... ... Secretarial Science .Alfred P. Koch ....... Commerce and Finance Donald G. Remley Physics DwiD PaUlSoudERS - - . Preparatory Mulhcmatics (ind Mtilhcinatics 12