Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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1-f+A-v-f'---..- -ff f,- ---1 - 1--f -. Y- W-.. ...--..... E X. -,iii ' -,,iK.x I I D i I-ir,r l I l xl' i i l ,SIP n I !---- ---- A -V -- i- - -Qi .E.l..Q..-- ,. A' Qi.ifi-rf' SST I 7' 4 . L .X I l 1 BYRON XV. VALENTINE ,Z - is l I T 4 Professor of Education , A. XI. Colgate. 19153 B. D. Hamilton Theolog- , D X4 T ical Seminary, 1906g Post Graduate work, Cora , ' nell. 1920-'22: 1925. Memberships: Beta Theta ' l Pig Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Delta Kappa. Theta I Chapter, Cornellg Pi Gamma Mug Ohio State up 'l Teachers' Associationg Ohio Society of College l Teachers of Education: Central Ohio School - I ' Masters' Clubg National Education Associationg 1 W Department of Superintendents of National Edu- K X for . cation Association. V,,.:1V i 4 He prepares us to really live in the fold, colml 'L5ff.1 I Il'07'lIl.,. I N BENJAMIN C. GLOYER i W Professor of Mathematics l B. S. Northwestern. 19073 A. KI. Chicago. T 1925: Post Graduate work, Ohio State Iiniver- ' sity and Minnesota. Memberships: Mathematical Association of Americag Mathematical Society. 1 3 He towers high not only in inches but in T mental ability. ,x,8,,,, 4 l 'ffff Il' I TIRZA L. BARNES Q, f Lrbrarran of the College .9 .-,.,,: . B. S. Otterbein. 1885. Memberships: The Ohio 'f i' V Library Association. JSF 5 1 She has a wealth of .lrnolclerlge on all subjects. I 9' V A l ANNA DELL LAFEVER , Assistant Librarian ' A pj l I Ph. B. orrefhan, 1892. y J ,, l She is never mo busy to hnzl something to fill ' I g i g! - I our neerls for information. ' I f ' 1 GILBERT E. MILLS i Professor of Romance Languages V A. B. Otterbein. 19203 Universities of Paris and Poitiers. I921 22g Studied at Ohio State University, 1925. . Reserrerl? Yes, but behind his reserve lies dye namic power. Q ' I 4-ES?-:S I MRS. MABEL DUNN HOPKINS V F 1,-- Intsructor rn Yrolrn Graduate Crncrnnatl Conservatory of NIU IC Studied rn Chrca o Nlusrcal Colle e under Leo pold Auerg Post Graduate work under Perutz i ' ' ' U . ' U - 1 5' ' s r-V A s s n ' I Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Memberships: gf I Woman's Music Club 4CoIumbuslg Saturday ,MV j f Music Club: Delta Omicrong Concertmeister of i . Columbus Symphony Orchestra. Our souls re-echo to the music brought forth , from her violin. - I I 1 i Page Twenty-hve , 11 5 . I .

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I ' .Y-g::': :2: I-5?-f?s:.gq4... . I . ' , gy I I Y i Page Twenty-six 'S '1 A. H. WILSON Professor of Biology B. S. Earlham College: M. Sc. Universily of Chicago. Membership: Sigma Xi. Professor Wilson has very ably filed the place of Professor Schear during this year. FLOYD J. VANCE Registrar and Professor of French and Latin A. B. Olterbein. 19163 A. M. Ohio State L'ni- versity, 1925. He is the one person who has a record of all our progress anrl failures, even to our As aml F's. JAMES PORTER WEST Treasurer of College A. B. Otlerbein. 18979 A. M. Otterbein. I90lg Studied at Ohio State and Columbia. It fakes a big man to carry the responsibility of suelz a position. S. EDWIN RUPP College Pastor A. B. Lebanon Valley. 1901: A. M. Lebanon Valley. 1908: D. D. Lebanon Valley, 1915. Studied at Central Theological Seminary. 19013044 Grad- uate work at University of Pennsylvania. 1904- 1906. His purposes are worthy and sincere as he afl- minisiers to our spiritual needs. MRS. KING The young men of Otterbein have never had the opportunity of finding here such a person as Mrs. King. She has partly taken tlze place of a Mother for those in King Hall. DR. KING A. B. Otterbein. 18943 D. D. Much rreflit goes to Dr. King for the splendid home prozvillerl for the men of our college.