Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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A Class-Rooms FACULTY. Scott: Lasciatc ogni slat-1'n1izu Voi cl1'c1it1'ntc. QLeavc all hope Iichinnl. yc who Clltlfl' llL'I'P.7 Sanders : Discc, puer, virtutcni cx nic. vcrnniqnc luholcnig Fortunnin cx aliis. 1Lca1'n, boy. virtuo anal trnc lnhor froin niog Fortune from othcrs.J Cornetct: ffrgvlig 1.f,uzi.zD 151407119 fA',5'jr15 Ulllfllg ppropriate Mottoes for the Various -Dantc. -Virgil. Menanflci KB5' associating with wisc pu-oplc. you will Imccoino wise yonrsclf 5 Mc-Fnfltlcii : El que hoy cnc piiomlc lcvaiitnrsc nmnnnn. LHC who falls to-mlny may risc to-1noi'1'ow.l Slierricli : Nullu flies iiiacrorc carct. QEVQU' mlny brings it S01'1'OWS.l Suavcly: Allwissuntl hin ich nicht: floch veil mich howiisst. limftlic. lOl1l11lSCl6Ilt ani l not: tho I know ninch.3 Guitnci' : Uhcr allen Gipfcln ist l'Zuh'! -Govthc. 1Bcyonml all thc punks is rcstll Flick: Snuve qui peut! QSave himself who canlj l v Mrs. Scott: Auch! io sono pittore! QI, too, am a paintcrll 19 . I

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Professor Melfadden did his best with me. too. When he would lecture. three or tour o us would fall asleep. Somehow the professor's tone always did have a soptritic effect. We always liked his quiet method of assisting us in the laboratory. He was quite in contrast with Dr. Whitney in the Biological laboratory. How he did pace the tloor! I suppose a new Hoot' has been put in since. And the Doctor entered politics. I suppose lobbying did always please him. lt. was better than teaching or praetising' medieine. and doubtless it was more interesting. However. the boys always liked the Doctor, par- tieularly beeause of his athletie predilections. Now. that seems to be all of the Faculty. No, there was Dr. Meyer. He was a unique character, that is certain. full of life and interest. I remember he was very popular among the students even if he did go the street up and the like. He was surely a good man for the position ot' Conservatory Director. l see another familiar tigure as he sits before his desk. who reminds me ot' Goldsn1ith's schoolmaster. Full well they laughed with eounterfeited glee. At all his jokes, for many a joke had he. Full well. the busy whisper. circling' round. Conyeyed the dismal tidings when he frowuedf, l'rol'. Rudy. as the boys affectionately called him. dearly loved his joke. and often said some really bright. things. As a drill-master he had no riyal and many a man no doubt remembers yet the joy with which he harassed the poor fellows in Latin and matheinatics. He was the best rooler on the athletic Iield and no one more than he knew the football and the baseball lingo. Then there was Miss Flick. with her innoeent ways. dishing out l'arlez yous to a rebellious set of umler-grads. And also Mr. Bendinger. whose teehnique in yoiee eultu1'e beeame quite famous! And-well. is tbis Vhieago? l little thought l had been dreaming so long. But then it has lteen very pleasant. 18 xx , Q , . I X s ' .0 'I':if,1!

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Whitney : e 'l Ac laque jour suliit sa pt-ine. tficient unto the day is the evil tllereoflj QSU Wagoner : Sic itul' all astra. fSllCll is tlle way to tlle Starsj Meyers: Was VCl'SClllllG1'ZtL' nicllt rlel' 3l0l1SCl1l -Schiller. fxvllill cannot men learn to bearlj BQI1Cll1lgl'l'Z Wie flie Alton 511110011 so zwitsc-llern uucll die Jullffell. QAS C ' C' the elflers sing, so will tlle young ones twittelzl Q V 20 'E .. n Q dill