Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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JAMES H. MCCLOY Merchant Professor of Physics and Astronomy B. S. Purdue: M. Se. Ohio State University. Memberships: Sigma Xig Ohio Academy of Science. ll7'e'll always remember his original and in- spiring chapel talks. FRED A. HANAWALT Professor of Zoology B. S. Otlerbeiu. 1913: M. Sc. Ohio State Lni- versity. 1921. Memberships: Ohio Academy of Science: American Association for the Advance! ment of Science: National Came Associationg American Association of Mammalogistsg Ameri- can Society of Parisitologistsg The Wilson Orni- thological Club: Sigma Xi. His students speak of his progressioeness and thoroughness. ROYAL F. MARTIN Professor of Physical Education B. P. E. Springfield, 1911g A. B. Olterbein. 1914g Memberships: American Physical Educa- tion Association: Member of the National Coun- cil of the A. P. E. Association: President Ohio Association of Managers. We like his views of fair play and squareness in athletics. MERLIN A. DITMER Coach of Athletics A. B. Otterhein. 19103 Coaching Course. Ohio State. 19133 Lake Chatauqua, N. Y.. 1915: llli- nois, 1916g Michigan, 1922: Notre Dame, 1923. Membership: National Coaches' Association. His teams are all hard fighting ones. OMA MOOMAW Assistant Instructor of Physical Education A. B. Otterbein. 1926: Graduate from Sargent School for Physical Education. 1925. She has filled this position only one year, but she has certainly proved herself capable. R. EDLER Assistant Coach of Athletics A. B. Ohio Wesleyan. 1919: Junior in Medical College at Ohio State University. Memberships: Phi Delta Theta fOhio Wesleyani: Phi Rho Sigma CO. S. U.l. The student body, as a whole, does not see much of Dekv. but ire like his basketball teams. Z X f K 1 I i I 1 '-ui , P' - ! , -- Q i.'1.zgg f,g ' ' i . . , .. ,,s'--rs . 3 .--Jef I ' 1. 1. .. .... . tj ii. I 351515 y- .iw 3 ' I i rl i I l A I I ,I Page Tirenty-three

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4,,...: A -., l . 1 4 f X1 WV 1' i .QQ i ? n t eet:t I .A-A., . 'flicilgi :,. i' N Alt. All 'xi It , JNQN l r I I ,gtk ' X Na , 'WN i rs. w f 3 X x 0 r, '- Q1 Q .W .N I ' , A Page Tllfeilfy-f1l'0 J . GLENN GRANT GRABILL Directory of Conservatory of Music B. Mus. Otterbein, 19005 Studied organ with J. R. Hall, Clevelandg Studied at Bush Temple Conservatory, Chicago, 19033 Studied at Leipzilr. Germany, 1907-19085 A.A.G.O., 1919. Member- ships: The National Music Teachers' Associa- tiong The Ohio College Teachers' Associationg Organist of Scottish Rite. Aladdin Shrineg Or- ganist of First Congregational Church, Columbus. Oft times a man is without honor in his own country. Not so with Professor Grabill. We cer- tainly appreciate his organ prelucles. HELEN M. VANCE Instructor in Piano B. Mus. Otterbein, 1919g A. A. G. O., 1920, Studied organ with Mrs. Wilburn Thoburn Mills of Columbus, 1919-19203 Studied piano with Mr. Frank R. Murphy of Columbus. 1925-'26, 1926- '27. Memberships: Ohio Teachers, Associationg Central Ohio Chapter of American Guild of Or- ganistsg Organist of First United Brethren Church. Westerville, Ohio. Her charming personality charms all who come in contact with her. MABEL CRABBS STARKEY Instructor in School Music. Singing, History and Appreciation Diploma of Voice, Otterbein, 1905: Diploma of Public School Music, Oberlin. 19155 Graduate work in Pittsburghg Cosmopolitan School of Mu- sic. Chicagog Oberlin Conservatory. She is small but the power of her voice is great. LULU M. BAKER Instructor in Piano A. B. Otterbein. 1898: Graduate Otterbein Con- servatory of Music, 1908g B. Mus. Otterbein. 19175 Studied in Berlin. Germany, 1910-19113 Peabody Conservatory, 19141. Her thoroughness has gained for her a reputa- tion of giving beginners their foundations for music. V HAZEL V. BARNGROVER Instructor in Violin B. Mus. lPiano1 Otterbein. 1924: Diploma fViolin5 Otterbein. 19245 B. Mus. lViolinl Ot- terhein. 19253 A. B. Otterbein. 1925: Studied Piano with F. R. Murphy. Columbus. 1925-'26g Sludied Violin, 19253265 Studied Organ with Mrs. Willmtir Thoburn Mills. 1926. Memberships: Ohio Music Teachers' Associationg Columbus Symphony Orchestra. Patience and harrl zcork are essential features of success. ARTHUR RAY SPESSARD Instructor in Voice B. I. Neff, 19085 Diploma of Music, Lebanon Valley, 19073 Studied Voice in Philadelphia, New York. Springfield. Mass.. and London, England. The musical organizations on our carnpusware real proofs of his remarkable ability.

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