Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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s f f f- ,ffl-i-f -' - -2-55-13 L: bn Q Li fe - ' . l s 2+ Q, ' ' ' , WNNWW H1151 , , .lgrref -f .Zag -. -' - Jef- gr-1114 fgvfgjf EQTQ1' '--1 13-.' -,-'.Q-j- 3- 5,-5 T -:Jr w ,,..,,, ,gs , . , GEORGE ARTHUR CRIBBS, A.M., Grove City College: University of Pittsburgh: University of Chicago. J George Ri'fzu1t PI'!7ft'.Y.VlIl' of I-lixlory Profesor Cribbs came to us last year. At hrst -- we hardly knew how to take him but he soon over- egg: came our doubts and won his way into popularity. I-lis method of handling history and economics is altogether unique and new but just as sucessful and satisfactory. 4 .. 1 l 4' A gc l Q E. ALMA M. NICHOLS, SB.. Otterbein University: Ohio State University Ll.l7I'!H'itIII and Proff's.ror of DUlllt7.VfI't' .S'rium'f und .--l ri' Besides deserving the credit of the building up of a splendid Domestic Science and Art course in Mount Union, there are other things to be said about Miss Nichols. For it is she, who is perfecting the catalogueing system of the li- brary, who is bringing many nexv books of the day within our reach and who is doing her bit in the circulating of government literature, particu- larly that of food conservation, and in this line of work does she seem so particularly valuable - to Mount Union. LUELLA KIEKHOFER. PH. M. Northwestern College: University of Berling Guilcle Internationale, Paris: L' Institute d'Etudes Francais, Tours, Franeeg Chicago Musical College: Uni- versity of Chicago. Profcssoz' of F1'v11c,'1 Lnngmige and Ll.fL 1'IIf1I7'L'V.' Deals of lfV011zc11 Sometimes we wonder just how this Dean of -l ours does it all. just listen! Besides the teach- ing of French, which is certainly her biggest hobby, we hnd Miss Kiekhofer, as a member of the VVomen's League of National Service, knit- J ting, sewing, packing kit-bags, signing up Red Cross members, selling Liberty Bonds and help- ing in every possible line of war activity. Yet somewhere she linds time both to suggest and to make most enjoyable many new features of so- cial life for. the Mount maidens. Even though her women's chapel didn't win favor with Doc Lanuni and some of the girls, and even if she is stern in reprimancling those who wander beyond the limit of the law, yet as an assistant to Dean Bowman she is eEticient and well liked 'by the stu- dent body. ' Tlzirty-one ll-tl! t i MOUNT UNIUN COLLEGE

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SNNNN AtT..53:.. ' -f - 7 ' . . . 17? f 'f f l i l ' re. '- lf A1211-'.'1'4' '- 'll ' '- 4 ,JJ .. . FLORENCE MAYE NICHOLSON, A.M. South Dakota llfesleyan University: Columbia University: University of Chicago. .'Jx.r1'xh11z1' P1'Ufl'.S'50I' of English. Miss Nicholson made her debut at Mount this year and at once won the respect and admiration of the student body, She has that characteristic and personality which enables her to see things from the veiew point of thc girls. She is one of the linest deans that Mount Union has had in years. X N. GEORGE O'BRTEN P!1j'5!.L'tli Di1'0ri'01' and Affzlcfic Coach i J .35 ,gi J .- .. Mount Union College. ' iii lf one was compiling a directory of the men most loyal to Alma Mater Coach George O'- Bricn's name would surely head thc list. Under all conditions and strains hc has stood the test and always stood read to sacrilice for M. U. C. Wfhen war conditions made it seem as tho Mount could not possibly put a team in the held and Coach Dawson asked for a leave of absence George 0'Bricne stood ready to act in any capac- ity in which he might be needed. He was made coach and proved to everyone that he was made of real leadership material. EDXWTN LAURENCE ALLENH AB., MUs.B., Monmouth College: Monmouth Conservatoryg New 'York Institute of Music Art. Acting P1'11f0s.r0r of Music. Professor Allen has made a hue record as di- rector of tne Conservatory of Music. Under his guidance the conservatory has grown and taken a real place in the musical life of both Mount Union and Alliance. Prof. Allen is director of the First M. E. church choir. Several beautiful musical concerts have been successfully presented under his skillful leadership. Thirty-tl11'ee E' G Mount umow causes '