Walla Walla University - Mountain Ash Yearbook (College Place, WA)

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2' i J 7: ffiiff. A t , Q., Q x ' 2 ,:N,. li as i Harry H. Schyde You con procticolly picture OV Mon River os Mr Schyde sings it tor you in his mellow boss voice Especially loveo, too, is the music ot his A Coppello Choir os they ossist in Fridox evoning vespers Mr Sch5c'1tv's Q0itiGl icrsonohtt is contagious, ond one is hoppicr for meeting hint Sterling K. Gernet When Mr, Gernet ploys the pioiiu, he dues it with such single heortedness thot you would scorcely think thot this rnon olso hos C1 definite interest in other things, such os people, ond psy- chology. While music is his rnoin interest, he is very versntile, onrl iinprvsscs one with his broutl fund ut knowledge. Victor Johnson Thot srnile is o turnihur port ot ljfotessnr lnhirsuny, und ha- exhibits his VOVG sense ot humor in his clossos An occurnphshed wiohntst, he imports his tolents to the various niuszcol orqun- l1CllOlt'J uniltgr his clircction Stanley Walker Listen to the inusic os Mr Wulker is ot thu iuipu orgiunf uncl iou ixiil be corried to reinote loncls, to the hill-ton, hesiflc quiet woters, or you will heor chirnes ln o greot cothedrol, hlot unit does the he-ocl ot the niono domrtrncnt ploy thc organ! ' ' . - L out he is very proficient ui thu pionu. 91 5 t

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Lilah Godfrey One generally liiinl4s ot o teocher who delves into the science of motheniolics os being ot the rnosculine gender, biit Miss Godtrey is definitely teniiriine in her loughing srnile ond good notiire She is o good spwrt! ond lilses to skote ond ski Herman R. Sittner Professor Sillner is o teofher vvho hos the Courage to voicie his convictions A close student ol hiirnnn notore, his psychology closses ore ot vitol interest lo the students. Frorn o weolth ol experience he dro t,'r s niirne:'oi,is stories which odd Color ond lite to his lectures. George G. Kretschmar Quiet, reserved, dignilied, Dr. Kretschrnor is seldom seen oboiit the Compofp, oilhooglw he olivoys hos o friendly smile One sus- pects thot he spends rnost ot his time in his loborotory, delving into the mysteries of the physirol world Merlin L. Neff Melody ond rhythm ore pleosingly blended os Dr. Neff reods his beloved poetri in his Cleor resonont tones Always reoding, interested in current problems os well os clossicol literotiire, he inokes poetry live to the reorler, ond inspires his students to be lovers ol beooty. .r2g1.

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Kenneth Aplington Discussions neyer ebb in Mr. Aplington's English classes as the students argue about anything from the expediency of a sales tax to what makes personality, Good-humored, observing, this inter- esting teacher is a familiar figure about the campus. Lulu Hill-Miller Stand by and watch Mrs. Miller, the head at the art department, form a beautiful landscape, or illustrate a gospel song, and you will be amazed at her skill. She is good-humor personified, and has infinite patience with the would-be artist's struggling efforts. E. Strauss Cubley Friendly, helpful, interested, Professor Cubley always greets you with a cheerful word, Students look forward to his chapel talks, with his neyer-failing introductory jokes. Although head of the business department, Mr. Cubley finds time to direct the business end of A. S. W. W. C. Percy W. Christian Although he has been in Europe, Dr. Christian trayels most frequently by maps, and his history students become acquainted with the country of the history they study l-ie is especially interested in philately, and makes the collection of American series his specialty. Stories of son Johnnie frequently illustrate his lectures on world affairs. 1301-