Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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V Wa ' Luzern Livingston Ross Marriott Milan Sarett, Physics . . . known well by all the treshman for physics lb... good friend . . . excellent teacher . . . unexpected quizes . . . someone must have tampered with the apparatus. Walter Keigh+on, Chemistry . . . divides his time between lab and studying female faces ... as member of women ' s admissions committee . . . sense of humor as big as his family. Wolfgang Kohler, Pyschology . . . white haired, in the european tradition . . . intellectually exhausting seminars . . . nobody ever sees him . . . the answer of gestalt psych to behaviorism. Jae Littrell, Zoology . . . major interests are histology and embryology . . . demands the impossible but accepts a little less . . . made the furniture for her attractive apartment. Luzern Livingston, Botany . . . one man botany department . . . also anatomy and genetics . . . teller of corny jokes . . . per se ' . . . often found puttering around the greenhouse. Ross Marriott, Mathematics . . . gymnastics in class . . . energetic attacks on the blackboard . . . this is just a matter of high school algebra . . . mathematics and astronomy. Norman Meinkoth, Zoology . . . by the same token . that you step down into . summer. John Pitman, Astronomy . . deceptively easy-going . proud possessor of a car . trips to Wyoming in the say . . . one time burgess of swarthmore ... dr. watson type . . . roll top desk . . . meticulous, searches the world for eclipses . . . diagrams in seven colors. Norman Meinkoth John Pitman 22

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Arnold Dresden Arnold Dresden, Mathematics . . . sponsor of weekly chamber music group . . . open-handed hospitality . . . european simplicity . . . santa claus coming down from fourth center. William Elmore, Physics . . . easy-going ruler of the roost in central trotter . . . counters, timers, and laplace trans- formers . . . plays with tubes and circuits as If they were x-word puzzles. William Elmore Robert Enders Robert Enders, Zoology . . . loves to go out wood chop- ping . . . expert on jungle living-. . . maestro of zoo I . . . caustic wit . . . engaged in a never ending feud with the other department inhabiting martin. Edward Fehnel, Chemistry . . . young yet commands re- spect . . . interesting lectures . . . makes students push his jeep station wagon out of the snow . . . unusual grasp of his field. Launcelot Flemister, Zoology . . . research specialty is water balance ... a southern patriot from duke university . . . obviously a navy man . . . booming chuckle . . . two probably spoiled dogs. Sara Flemister, Zoology . . . north Carolina bred . . . that southern accent . . . good to non-scientists in begin- ning zoology . . . enjoys humorous remarks in lieu of correct exam answers. Duncan Foster, Chemistry . . . chemical directions that sound like cook book recipes . . . two sons at swarthmore . . . ideal lab is one without students in it. Vera French, Psychology . . . another one not to mistake for a student . . . not a gestaltist . . . clinical and applied psych . . . psychiatrist to be . . . friendliness plus great charm equal vivi. Launcelot Flemister Vera French Ji.

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William Prentice, Psychology . . . highest honors in psych in 1938 . . . carries burden of work for pre-med require- ment comnnittee . . . proud father of three, two girls and COURTNEY. Benbow Ritchie, Psychology . . . stalking psychiatrist of the hamburg show . . . runs rats . . . stares out the window when he gets angry . . . doesn ' t anyone understand it? Alice Shafer, Mathematics . . . understanding . . . mania for bright buttons . . . new at swarthmore this year . . . patient but precise . . . beautiful widow ' s peak. Peter Van de Kamp, Astronomy . . . stargazer and direc- tor of the observatory . . . chairman of cooper committee . . . taskmaster of the orchestra . . . and broken batons at concerts. Hans Wallach, Psychology . . . drives a jalopy . . . paces in seminars . . . calls people darling . . . excitable . . . broad minded . . . sporadically limits himself to a half a pack of camels per seminar. Wolfgang Wasow, Mathematics . . . interest and feeling for order in mathematics . . . charming and vivacious wife . . . mary lyons inhabitant . . . always hunting for baby sitters. Neal Weber, Zoology . . . africa and ants . . . sponsor of african collection programs . . . swarthmore ' s man of adventure . . . africa, the arctic, central america . . . nonchalant about his hair raising experiences. Winthrop Wright, Physics . . . elder scholar . . . easy-going outlook . . . authority on optics . . . sink or swim all-day labs for juniors . . . well-known for his advice and ad- monitions. Alice Shafer Peter van de Kamp Han Wolfgang Wasow ' W n V rop 23