Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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GERMAN ALMA GUITNER, A.M. Hively Professor of Cerman Language and Lileralure Though perhaps Still waters are deep, Her motto is, Talking is cheap. I heard a report, The day is so short, That she even talks in her sleep. GREEK Rav. Nom-i E. CORNETET, A.M. Registrar Professor of Creek Language and Lileralure Duck freshies in Alum Creek, Be a robber, a swincller, a sneak- They'll only put you in jail, Or let you get out on bail,- If you value your life, clon't cut Greek. ENGLISH LITERATURE SARAH M. SHERRICK, Ph.D. Professor of English Lileralure Forsooth, I know well why I am so sad, Poetic forms, it drivelh me nigh maclg On drama I cloteg Chaucer gelteth my goat: English Essays-faith, 'tis just about as bacll FRENCH Ai.zo PIERRE Rossi-:LoT, A.M. Professor of Romance Languages ana' Literature Ye freshmen, who French would enjoy, A little hint might employ. Earn a Varsity O, I-le'll love you, I know, Ancl no troubles your mind will annoy.

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V, ,5Qfca5.m9 - gg, J ' - . .s f ss , ,fl X we Q V I f -'29 'BH' 'QA LATIN GEORGE Scorr, Litt.D., Ph.D., LL.D. Fliclfinger Professor of Latin Language and I-Ie once had a very odd notion, Which caused quite a dreadful commotion. Although he looks meek, He cussed in Latin and Greek, And said, I can walk o'er the ocean. MATHEMATICS FRANK E. MILLER, Ph.D. Dresbach Professor of Mathematics A modest young freshie from Suthing Admitted, I'm sure I know nothing. When he took freshman math, He exclaimed in great wrath, I don't even know I know nothing. PHILOSOPHY REV. THOMAS j. SANDERS, Ph.D., LL.D. Lileralure Hufill Professor of Philosophy Though philosophy may not be jolly, We students must all learn the folly Of logic unsound, And where Heaven is found. Now isn't that so, Miss IVIcCaIIy. ECONOMICS, POLITICAL SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY CHARLES SNAVELY, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Economics When you live with a person for thingy, they say, You look more like him fher or itl every day. By his subject and jokes, You can tell, say some folks, That the proverb is true in a way. I2

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CHEMISTRY Louis Aucusrus WEINLAND, A.M. Professor of Chemistry Prof. Louie-the man with a past- He traveled the pace that is fast, On coco-cola he leaned- A regular fiend- But he quit his bad habits at last. ENGLISH, COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC KATHRYN M. Roesizn, M.A. Professor of Rhetoric There are studies much harder by far, In English, indeed, I'm a star, The class, I don't mind il, Or the teacher behind it, But the order there gives me a jar. BIBLE AND MISSIONS EDMUND A. JONES, A.M., PI1.D. Professor of Bible and Missions He keeps things, not in books, but in his head One sad day, when chapel he led, A Iittle cog slipped, His memory tripped, I-Ie recited some riddles instead. BIOLOGY AND GEOLOGY EDWARD WALDO EMERSON SCHEAR, A.B Professor of Biology and Geology Of a keen minded man we would tell, Who finds beauty in hill and dell. I-Ie shows himself every day, A good teacher, they say- I-Ie remembers his Iessons so weII.