University of Findlay - Argus Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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Qh,l-FQ I' orlr Jae ROBERT A. HONN, Psychology: Ein Wenig zu spat ist viel zu spat. -Pr. Dr. Honn will always be associated with orderly living. He assumes a talking interest in opposing any negligence of the campus, and stirs school spirit on occasions. WILLIAM A. BAIR, Education: Tu pol si sapis, quid scis nescis. -Terence. Hobbyist of bird nature and Ohio his- tory, capable mentor and distributor of would-be educators, Whose method of handling lectures has become a fond tradition. I. RUSSELL BUCHER, Theology: Toute personne qui fait de la religion son second but ne fait d'elle aucun but. -Bos- suet. A very conscientious devotee of Winebrenner, Well versed in theology and Greek, who annually obtains cr real Florida tan. -15-

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RAYMOND M. GONSO. Dean of Men. Philosophy: Co- gito, ergo sum. -Descartes. A student employment bur- eau, and a recreation hall downstairs evidence a whole- some, genial influence at Work. Professor Gonso has the problems of rnan at heart. HOMER R. DUNATHAN, President: La tete qui porte une couronne reste mal coucheef'-Racine. Our leader and our progress have become inseparable in our thinking. We realize that Findlay College has not lacked a mainstay in her time of need. ROY I. WERTHEIM, Romance Languages: Quid aeternis minorem consiliis animum tatigas? -Horace. A student purely for the love of study, and a teacher with a class technique that is truly rare, Professor Wertheim is usually seen at his desk.

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C. C. HAMILTON. Literature: Worte sind der Seele Bild. - Goethe. A lover of words and the study of words, Dr. Ham- ilton has presented literature in a new fashion. One year has served to reveal in him a man of literary ideas. HOWARD C. PERKINS, Political Science: Kis sokat rnar- lok, keveset szoritf'-Arany. Dr. Heiges' successor has a bent for travel, but has settled in Findlay tor a while, put- ting Big college tone into debate and the new Poly Sci club. NEIL CRAFTES, English: Ie n'ai jamais connu un hornrne de lettres qui avait honte de sa profession. -de Vigny. Under handicap of time, Professor Craites began his Work unostentatiously and enriched it with a wealth oi illustration.