Montclair State College - La Campana Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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Mr. Kiser . . . mild-mannered biology professor . . . be- lieves in keeping high scholastic standards . . . Now, the anatomy of the cat . . . shy, friendly grin . . . found a place for himself among the science students immediately ... a regular fellow. Dr. Krauss . . . Montclair ' s one-man encyclopedia . . . little boy smile . . . true scholar ' s attitude . . . dean of photographic minds . . . gentle, mildly cynical nature . . . You mean you don ' t know on what day Goldsmith died? . . . interesting anecdotes on lit- erary world . . . That test wasn ' t hard was it? . . . the most popular prof on campus. Dr. Link . . . unique social mind . . . kindly advisor . . . gentle manner; forceful thinker . . . Would you students be angry if I gave you a test? . . . You can ' t have progress without change . . . broad minded minister with a deep and unshakable faith in mankind. Miss Littlefield ... a real sense of humor . . . tireless searcher for knowledge . . . language specialist . . . forever learning something new . . . now it ' s Rus- sian . . . Did I ever tell you about the time I started teaching? . . . Now, how did I stray from the garden path? ... a truly delightful lady. Dr. Mallory . . . one of our most beloved faculty . . . sincerity of feeling . . . willingness to cooperate with the students . . . strives for the professional outlook . . . great sense of humor , . . does a thousand things at once and well . . . above all, a real person. Dr. McEachern . . . impressive carriage . . . forceful personality . . . music . . . inspiring musical programs for the college . . . the major and the minors . . . tonight we ' ll sing a three part round . . . Walla Walla, Washington . . . telephone conversations in the middle of the class . . . dignity and certain genius. Miss McKinney . . . Now where did we leave off? . . . compositions are the thing . . . kindly teacher . . . Emerson . . . philosophy of life that has depth and faith . . . great lover of animals, especially dogs . . . play square with her, and she will do the same for you . . . whisking around the corner in her green car. Dr. Messick . . . friend to all . . . smiling ... do you have schedule trouble? . . . trace of an accent . . . an educator who can relax . . . tireless lecturer . . . Integration 1 OOA AND B . . . busy man . . . assembly programs . . . family pride . . . good-natured, dis- arming charm . . . southern gentleman. Dr. Milstead . . . breezy-mannered geographer . . . world-wide traveler . . . friendly smile . . . the everlasting battle of rock over sound . . . devoted geography minors surround him . . . golf enthusiast ... a man ' s man . . . brusque, off-hand way of talking . . . knows and understands his students. 16

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Mr. Fox . . . Montclair ' s youthful play coach . . . affable teacher and friend . . . bright, riotous sense of humor . . . There ' s no baby in the world like Cynthia! . . . frowning over a tricky lighting prob- lem . . . teaching classes in the amphitheater when- ever possible , . . head of construc tion team for PLAYERS . . . liked by every student. Dr. Freeman . . . quiet . . . unassuming . . . our great Latin and Creek scholar . . . You don ' t know the derivation of Mesopotamia? . . . staunch advocate of classical education . . , meditative nature . . . pipe in hand . . . laughingly asking Don ' t you ever get above the comic book stage? Mr. Froehlich . . . new on the campus . . . friendly . . , tales of those trips to Mexico . . . beautiful Mexican flowers . . . Have you heard about the wild kitten? . . . chicken in his box lunches . . . hard worker respected by all business students. Dr. Fulcomer . . . energetic, dynamic . . . top-man for English majors . . . jolly . . . ever-smiling pal ... a practical progressive . . . Let ' s get rid of trash in the English curriculum! . . . wishing the seniors good luck and Don ' t fight with your training teach- er . . . breezy mannerisms . . . Kids who play baseball aren ' t going to fall for Shakespeare. Dr. Cage . . . wonderfully subtle humor . . . anecdoted to enliven American history . . . knows all the political inside from Washington to Truman and delights his students with accounts thereof . . . down East drawl . . . open-minded on all questions . . .famous oral quizzes . . . You understand don ' t you; gentle manner admired by all Dr. Heimers . . . our visual aids specialist . . . seniors really appreciate her . . . Are your files up to date? . . . willing to give suggestions on ANY subject . . . bulletin board pictures? film strips? maps? see Dr. Heimers . . . her desk piled high with material . . . she makes order out of chaos. Mrs. Hough . . . gentlewoman . . . Well, now let ' s see. . . . college publicity director . . . found typing away in the English office . . . conscientious worker ... a smile and a cheery hello for each student. Dr. Ingebrifsen . . . distinguished looking . . . warm understanding of human frailties . . . sincerely inter- ested in student activities . . . You young people must take individual differences into account. . . . specializes in puns de luxe . . . psychology field trips to Overbrook . . . penetrating blue eyes. Mr. Jackson . . . patiently working, always for the students ... mild voiced professor with an iron will . . . but he ' ll always listen to reason . . . integration is important ... his adorable red-haired son has charmed the hearts of all Montclairites . . . takes pictures of school activities in his spare time. 15 •

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KISER LITTLEFIELD McKINNEY KRAUSS MALLORY MESSiCK LINK McEACHERN MILSTEAD 17