Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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! » ' 4 } f J. Milton Skeath. Uenn Ps rhology. Mathematics B.A., Dickinson College: M.A., University of Pennsylvania: Graduate Work. Bucknell University. Pennsylvania State College. Dickinson Seminary. 1921-29; Dean. 1925-33: Dickinson .junior Cnllific. 1929-; Acting Dean, 1943-45; Dean, 194.5- Dean ' s Message A word I roiii one who has athiionisht ' d ami encouraged (hiring the vears you have spent at Dickinson. What sliould college have contributed to vour growth? Among other things there should he hroader intelleclual iiorizons, increased sympathy and respect for men as men. an awakened sense of social and civic responsibility. In these three areas of mind, personality, and society, there is a possibility of synthesis into a foiirlh. which might be realized in the ideal or the spiritual. 12

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President ' s Messa Members of the Graduating Classes of 1946: It is a pleasure to extend greetings and write a brief message for your yearbook. I need not remind you of the importance of the year which is nearing its close. Events of world significance have been of almost daily occurrence. While few have been untouched by these things, for the most part you have been occupied with the daily assignments and associations of the campus. World events often seem remote. The future will reveal how sensitive you have been to world happen- ings and how well your fidelity to assigned tasks has prepared you for your part in the future. You entered Dickinson before the turning point in the war was clearly discerned. During your first year many of the college activi- ties were either curtailed or stopped altogether. You returned this year, especially the members of the college class, greatly outnum- bered by the incoming freshmen. You loyally maintained college customs and traditions. You have seen, during the second semester, the return of the veterans and the enrollment reach an all-time high. As you go out you realize our beloved college faces a future full of promise. By holding steady and doing your part you have helped to make all this possible. Our thanks to you and our best wishes and fervent prayers that the future may be filled with achievement and peace of mind. Most sincerely. 11

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THE FACULTY FLORENCE DE V EY Dfun uj If umen I iolin. Theoretical Subjects U.S.. M.A.. Cohitiihi;! I ' liiversitv: (irailuato. Institute cif Musical Art (if the Juillald FnumlatioTi. Nci rliiiorluKKi Music Scliiinl. I!i2(i-2H: Dick- inson Junior Collepre. liii ' ii; Dean of Wo- men. 1!142. A.n, PHIL G. GILLETTE German. Si)anish Ohio Uuniveisity; M.A.. Ohio State I ' niversity: draduate Work. Coluinhia University, Keninore (I ' a.) Hisrh School. l!)2G-iM: Dick- inson Seminary 1929-. MABEL k. B. LER Chemistry D.S.. Cornell University: M.S.. Univer.sitv of I ' ennsylvania. Butler University; Al- fred Collesie. Creenwood. X. V.. Hisli School. I!l2n-23: Crooksville, Ohio. Hish Scl I. 11123-2 1; .Massillion. Ohio. Hish School. l(l2l-2«: Sliort KiclL-e iMiliariapolis Hi;. ' li School. I!i2s; I ' enn Hall. Iii2ii-:)ii; Dickinson Junior ( ' oIlcKC. 11112. H. RRIETTE V. BARTOO Biology . .B.. Hiram Collese; Ph.D.. University of C ' hicaffo; Summer Terms. University Col- legre. Southampton. Kn land; People ' s Uollefje. KIsimore. Denmark; New ' ' ork University; University of .Minnesota, liioloKical Station. Hiram (dllese. III2.-.-27; .X.ssistant Dept. of Botany. Uni ersity of Chicapro. l!)27-3ii: Indiana State Teachers Colleie. ln2il-:i ; . nstin Peay State College. ini:i-ll; Dick- inson Junior College. l!iu. i;i