Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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' Ii CHARLES SNAVELY, Ph. D. Professor of Sociology and Economics since 1901. A poor little boy by the nam-e of Slldilfljl Once zfricd to rlzarstor lris lesson.: quite b1'az'ely. And now hels Cl man, Tries hard as lze can To make us consider all tlzings very g7'U ZlCl3'. ALMA GUITNER, A. M. Hively Professor of German Language and Literature since 1900. Ar faitlzful and jv'ompt as could be desired ls this charming Miss Alma the college has l1.1'rod,' Let tlzfe golden S7171 glow, Let come rain or snow, lVe'll wager slze's pmzctazal rested or tired. NOAH E. CORNETET, A. M. Professor of Greek Language and Literature since 1901. Registrar of the college. Prof. Noalz is billed as our Registrar, lTlzese are alzzillzols ra-re wlzatewer they avcj ,' He's learned in Greek, . A lalzgua-ge a1zt'z'qz.1e, But 11615 happiest of all in his Maxwell car. Page Fourteen

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I u s s 9 'br 'y 'A 7 7 y y X .L if :bbb b:: D 9 - X xr' ' - 'W ' -W - A---' W - 'A W H' GEORGE SCOTT, Litt. D., Ph. D., LL. D. F lickinger Professor of Latin Language and Literature since 1887, President of Otterbein from 1901 to 1904. Now lzere is a man who's learned and wise, A professor who lzclfs the student that triesg Full many a year H e's lived with us lzere, And still is so young his ago lze bclics. THOMAS J. SANDERS, Ph. D., LL. D. Hulitt Professor of Philosophy since 1901. President of Otterbein from 1891 to 1901. A geuitlerruau dear whom they call Doctor Sanders Thought with Logic to manage obstreperous gandersq Be quiet! qnotlz. hey They answered, You'll see ! And flew all the way from Guinea to Flanders. SARAH M. SHERRICK, Ph. D. Professor of English Literature since 1902. Miss Sarah was b-rainy as brainy cozzlcl be ,' Front Otterbein College she took an .-1.B And then she set sail For a place they call Yale, And brought back in her suitcase a big Plz .D. Page Thirteen

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S-'ll I -:l1lf1.l1.-s---- Isl u-D01 'Y -1, ....., i , . 4 v - fi, ig 112' ALZO PIERRE ROSSELOT, A. M. Professor of Romance Languages and Literature since 1905. Studied in Paris. llfith rar'e11-black locks and a rosy zfisage He makes there before us Rune parfaite illzfagef' At tiuzes he betrays Such dig-zzihed ways, Q If we didaft know better we d tlziuk h-im tres sage. LOUIS AUGUSTUS WEINLAND, A. M. Professor of Chemistry since 1908. fust watch P's and Q's ivlzeu you work with Prof. Louie, If you doift you are likely to tuuzble 'kaflouey, ' By nature he's jolly But to loaf is pure folly, For ou bluffers he's harder thau Admiral Dewey. BENJAMIN CURTIS GLOVER, B. S. Professor of Mathematics, 1919. He came from afar to uliugle among us, And new are the notions he seems to have bruug us,' A notebook yofu'll keep Or I'll give you 1110 sleep ! 'Au-d zoe'oe found he's szzfficieutly heartless to fluuk us. Page Fifteen