Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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sheerest- ieheim R C. YEOMAN Dean of the Engineering Dept. Although he is one of the youngest members of the Faculty, there is no one, who, in so short a time, has done more for any one department than has Prof. Yeoman. He is an energetic and ardent supporter of anything which will help build up either his own department or the school as a whole. His success is largely due to the fact that he is not only a teacher but a true friend and companion to all, and especially to those who make up his classes.

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JOHN HOFFEK CLOUD His voice makes you feel as though chilled steel were being run through you, said a student who had been the object of a reproof by Professor Cloud. The simile was fair — so was the reproof. The seriousness with which he takes his duty as an instructor gives Professor Cloud a cold, impersonal character well calculated to produce results. About the only time the Professor reveals a really human touch is when he is keenly disappointed at some of our failings. Professor Cloud graduated from the Scientific and Classical depart- ments of Valparaiso. He taught for a time at Johns Hopkins. 14

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. ■■ i KATHEKINE E. CAEVEE. The surname is significant. If any one is reluctant to believe let him enter her Latin classes and persist in loafing. But he, who studies Latin for reasons other than that it is compulsory will find her a true and sympathetic teacher. Equo ne credite; Otiosis non est locus, Discede, morator; these are her mottoes. She has been chosen repeat- edly as toast-mistress for the annual banquet given by the Scientific Class. At repartee, few are her equal. Miss Carver is a graduate of the Valparaiso High School, the Val- paraiso University, and the Cornell University, where she received her master ' s degree. 16