Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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llllllllll Hlllll This charming co-ed has contributed greatly to the college with her delightful ability in playing a most difficult instrument, the harp. Adelaide started her harp work with Louise Friedenburg, and later took work under Lois Craft, Harpist for the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra. Last summer she studied under Vojmir Attl, Harpist with the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. As a member of this year's junior class, Adelaide has done much to add to the achievement of her class, and her pleasant personality has certainly been a definite asset to the Builder Campus. Page Z8

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FRANK E. MOSSMAN, Ph. B., M. A., D. D., LL. D. PHESIHE T NIHSSNIA The silver hair sweeping up from a broad forehead, the arrogant hawk-like profile, the sensi- tive mouth and fine, dark eyeseall bespeak a gentleman of the old school. It is one of the costs of his position that many students know him only as such. He is to be admired the more because he accepted the grave responsibilities of a debt-shackled college, knowing that ofhcial duties would build a barrier between students and himself. But to those privileged to know the individual man, he is a friend of rare warmth and understanding, whose sly humor glints from facets of the rocky surface. They have learned that the heavy brows know a trick of lifting inquiringly over keen eyes, that the stern mouth has a whimsical quirk, and that the president has a great, good heart and a deep understanding of men. lVe pay tribute to him who has given Southwestern a contribution of executive service and personal influence which none other could have given. Page 30