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

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» w»wfcMfriiiaim5igte l JOHN E. ROESSLEE John E. Roessler, A. M., Prof, of German at Valparaiso University, is loved and revered by all his students. His infectious good humor, his kindly spirit, and his strict adherence to duty appeal to all true lov- ers of knowledge. He is a jolly good fellow, likes a good time, and knows how to have it. Long may his voice be heard in den Deutchen Geschichten unci Liedern. 18 O

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L. F. BENNETT When Professor Bennett tells a story or joke everybody laughs; not only because they are always good stories well told but because he finds a new story before he tells one. He has the happy faculty of making his work interesting. Nobody ever sleeps in bis class, and everybody simply has to get bis work whether lie wants to or not, He won a place in the heart of his third Zoology class by bis mid-term examination. He is a real friend of the students and besides being a good instruc- tor he is a good all round fellow. 17

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ROLLO A. TALCOTT Graduate of Cavenovia Seminary, 1904, and of Syracuse University, 1909. Has also attended the King ' s School of Oratory and the Summer courses at Syracuse University, and has studied with teachers from Cumnock School of ( )ratory, University of Alabama, Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, Emerson School of Oratory, and Chicago University. Mr. Tal- cott has also had the rare opportunity of studying with the three great- est teachers of public speech in America: J. L. Winter, of Harvard University, G. H. Clark of Chicago University and Arthur E. Philips of the Philips School of Oratory, Chicago. Mr. Talcott has been Professor of Public Speaking in Hiram Col- lege, Hiram, Ohio. Also at Mt. Union College, Alliance, Ohio. Instruc- tor of Public Speaking in Columbia University and Dean of Department of Public Speaking, Valparaiso University 1913 — . Further notice of Mr. Talcott will be given in his own department. 19