NYU Washington Square College - Album Yearbook (New York, NY)

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DR. HELEN P. SOUTH Instructor: English An enigma - a red-head who is sweet and demure, . E Q '-'L 2 ., ia . . - ' if - . 1 . tg? -W1 . I Y I 3 f ti nf. f , '- I K'Kk - ag 1 .. , ,. .1 , , s m y X. PROFESSOR RINEHART J. SWENSON Professor: Government Amateur photographerg fond of good music, especially opera. PROFESSOR LESLIE E. SPOCK, JR. Associate Professor: Geology Spent year in Gobi Desert with mu- seum expedition. PROFESSOR CHARLES C. THACH Associate Professor: Government Grows prize irises at Windycroft, his Syracuse farm. PROFESSOR OLIVER TOWLES Professor: French Department Chairman: active in field of language research, MR. JAMES 0. WETTEREAU Instructor: History Looks like football playerg walking encyclopedia of books. DR. CAREL W. VAF' DER MERWE Professor: Physics Kept busy with ASTPg favorite sport, bird spotting. MR. HAL S. WHITE Instructor: English Reads poetry to students in classy lives in Village. in PROFESSOR PRESLEY D. STOUT Professor: Psychology Department Chairman: controls tire- rationing in Jersey home town, MR. LUKE V. TITONE Instructor: Physics Very helpful and friendly: always easy to approach. PROFESSOR HOMER A. WATT Professor: English Department Chairman: has twin brother Vergil. f Y PROFESSOR ARLEIGH B. WILLIAMSON Professor: Speech Department Chairmang likes sailingj auxiliary Coast Guardsman in Jersey. I 46' Q - . 4 .W may-..af -f-Aa x l,,,:' QW-P.. . ' 'Bw uf ...V ' . s 4 ' vjfi Qiff'-. ' , 4 A i '25 V, ' f . ' 1 W .1 fz I J. g li sn 11. 4 t Q t 'um ..- 'H ti I i 4 9 Q A-3, ' fl 1' rrry I H ',', , , I J' if f L I 'F ' MISS JOSEPHINE SURIANO Instructor: English instructs Freshmen with smiling eyes and sage advice. f' I , 6 i .. . . , r PROFESSOR J. RICHARD TOVEN Assistant Professor: French Known for sense of humor: likes to tease. MR. F. W. WENGER Instructor: Physics Popular laboratory instructorg easy on his students. MR. GERARD W. WOLLSTEIN Teaching Fellow: Chemistry This year his first with Chemistry Department,

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