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

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Mr. Sheppard . . . dramatizations do the trick . . . dif- ficult expressions . . . gives students vital tips on classroom methods . . . bubbling over with zeal . . . family man . , . practical living is his philosophy . . . business students are very enthusiastic about Mr. Sheppard. Miss Sherwin . . . amiable director of a multitude of social activities and dorm functions . . . Ahem! so you want late-leave? . , . only known combina- tion of dean and Stage Door Canteen hostess . . . Would you mind waiting just a minute? . . . human, frank, charming, and always friendly ... a grand person. Dr. K. O. Smith ... a true scientist . . , mild of manner ... a little absent minded . . . completely friendly . . . affectionately known as K. O. by his students . . . photography is one of his many hobbies . . . spends hours taking pictures for school activities . . . devoted family man ... a resonable man. Dr. Scott Smith . . . hard-working, exacting job finder . . . Montclair ' s one man employment agency . . . What is your philosophy of education . . . idealist . . . professional air coupled with practical outlook . , . Now, if you ' ll step into the Integration Office . . . don ' t be too much like a school teacher! Dr. Snyder . . . forceful . . . vibrant . . . the key words are Inter- American Affairs . . . widely traveled and read . . . robust humor . . . interesting, popular lecturer . . . motivates his senior majors . . . giving both sides of the question . . . We ought to do it the South American way . . . Let ' s take life more leisurely. Dr. Sperle . . . If there were only forty-eight hours in the day! . . . have you computed that formula yet? . . . In the last analysis . . . Kappa Delta Pi ' s enthusiastic sponsor . . . Norway , . . the prin- ciples and aims of education . . . the professional attitude which really helps future teachers. Miss Tonone . . . French through and through . . . prize fighting enthusiast . . . that hat? . . . dislikes cold weather yet she flourishes in it . . . Quebec ... re- treat . . . well-beloved by French majors and minors . . . works with zeal for French relief . . . always willing to cooperate with the students. Dr. Wittmer . . . Old World charm . . . disarming . . . friendly . . . brilliant mind . . . those long, unpro- nounceable names . . . handwriting expert . . . It was at a little party in New York . . . talented writer . . . experienced reporter . . . always an interesting and vivid personality. Dr. Wurts . . . efficient . . . brisk . . . business-like . . . attractive appearance coincides with her personality . wears grey beautifully . . . personal friend of Ozzie, the skeleton . . . friendly . . . our campus M.D. • 20

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Dr. Mitchell . . . energetic newcomer to MSTC ranks . . . has the knack of making everyone feel at ease in her classes . . . rollicking sense of humor . . . forthright honesty . . . hails from friendly Texas . . . inspirational lectures filled with interesting anec- dotes . . . enthusiastic about New York. Mr. Morr . . . the new coach . . . powerfully built . . . rugged manner . . . forever busy . . . fingers in a hundred pies at once . . . fellows like his straight from the shoulder manner ... a leader in all rec- reational athletic activities. Mr. Mueller , . . the College Women ' s Choir owes its organization and excellence to him , . . musical per- fectionist . . . brilliant choir master . . . sensitive fingers flying over the keys . . . get the pitch . . . insists upon memorization of all choir selections . . . areal musician. Dr. Partridge . . . recently returned from the Navy ranks . . . boyish love for constructive recreation . . authority on outdoor living . . . unparalleled square- dance complex with a scholarly mind. Mrs. Ramsden . . . stimulating biology teacher . . . ex- tensive vocabulary which keeps everyone on his toes . . . Boston chic charm . . . sponsors numerous field trips to museums . . . pouring over a micro- scope at College High. Dr. Reed . . . lovable senior class advisor . . . always sympathetic and understanding . . supports college affairs wholeheartedly . . . always seen at dances . . . innocently asking Did someone drop some- thing? after a deafening crash in the chem lab . . . devout scientist . . . friend. Mr. Rellahan . . . mild-mannered authority on economic activity . . . This is the day of the economic man! . . . now the diagram on the board, in respect to which . . . sensitive soul . . . generous heart . . . kindly spirit . . . deadpan sense of humor , . . While I was in the barber shop yesterday I heard a man say ... ... a really ' swell guy. ' Mr. Salt . . . practical aesthete . . . double for Danny Kaye . . . what is the meaning of poetry? . . . tal- ented young publishing editor . . . frank, interesting teacher . . . idol of the seventh graders . . . gentle manner, forceful thinker , . . has already found a niche in the students ' affections. Mr. Seybold . . . gentle . . . jolly-faced principal, pro- fessor, and outdoor man . . . Have you ever gone ice sailing? . . . fair . . . sympathetic teacher and friend . . . Now you don ' t have to take an old man ' s word for it if you don ' t want to . . . but we always do! 19 •

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SHEPPARD SMITH. W. S. TONONE SHERWIN SNYDER WITTMER SMITH, K. O. SPERLE WURTS 21 •