Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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7W 0 MORTIMER HERBERT APPLEZWEIC: As- sistant Prolessor of Psyrhology . . . Pied Piper 0f Judd Hall . . . bizarre tests . . . 10ml study I l' :2't 'llt!'ix'm . . . r'lmv'hnuble interest in student reports 0 HERBERT ELI ARNOLD: Profes- sor 01' Mathematics . . . DU at Wesleyan . . . ventilation expert for 02 Fisk Hall . . . jokes of dubious relevance . . . mathematics in one easy lesson . . . sprightly walk 0 STEPHEN KEMP BAILEY: Associate Professor of Government . . . back from a yeaHs leave of absence . . . co-pilot- ed Senator Bentonas helicopter . . . a good drunk on the Sly O THEODORE HOWARD BANKS: Professor of English . . . lifeman extraordinary . . . hates shoplalk . . . New Yorker scrapbooks . . . Milton scholar . . . EkNow lake my Anligone for instance . . . ,, 0 JOHN CHARLES BLANK- ENAGEL: Professor 0! German . . . militant in . model of perfect posture . . . EENOW. when class . . . perennial track oHit-ul . . . Maine-liner I was in the Army . . . 5, O FORREST IRVING BOLEY: Assistant Professor of Physics . . . radio- active loan from Oak Ridge . . . Brahms, Beeth- oven, and Tsvhaikovsky ...hobbies: woodworking, photography. still-life painting and atom smash- ing . . . Morton Winfield Briggs Norman Oliver Brown Samuel Hugh Brockunier Ralph Henry Brown Mortimer Herbert Applezweig Theodore Howard Banks: Herbert Eli Arnold John Charles Blankenage. Stephen Kemp Bailey Forrest Irving Boley O MORTON WINFIELD BRIGGS: Associate Professor of Romance Languages . . . phenomenal knack for squeezing discussion out of rluss . rwunt garde child psyrhologist . . . staunch de- fender of French morality O SAMUEL HLCH BROCKUNIER: Armslmng Professor of History . authority on courtship. bundling. and ulhcr Puritan rerrenlions . . . Southern Yankee caught crabs u! Ipswich . . . Br0ck . . . Coon- skin democracy 0 NORMAN OLIVER BROWN: Associate Professor of Classics . . . sommlmbulisl . tenuous hold on the squash ladder . . . reads and writes between the lines Weing sued by Free- mont RideH O RALPH HENRY BROWN: In- slrm'tor in Romum'e Languages . . . Jaguar taste, Ford pocketbook . . . ever-presem beret High Street Five fan . . . uvid sailor, n0 boat . party boy . . .

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EAN ELDRIDGE maintains the closest liaison with the students among the Administration memhers. In the capacity of Director of Admissions, he is responsible for the calibre of the men admitted to Wesleyan. A graduate of the Class of 1931, he has, in a sense. never left Wesleyan, and is thoroughly eonversant with student problems. One of his most important duties is acclimat- ing the incoming freshmen to college life. DEANS EAN SPAETH is a Harvard man who came to Wesleyan hy wat of Brown. He is chairman of the Curric- ulum Committee and in that capacity has lilanagcd continuously to enlarge and enrich the courses offered at Wres- leyan. At present, he is chairman of the classics department, a member of the Advisory and Administration Commit- tees, and occupies a seat on the College Entrance Examination Board.

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O M. GILBERT BURFORD: Beach Prufessor of Chemistry . . . charter member of Sigma Chi at Wesleyan . . . industrial research consultant . . . summers spent in Wyoming 0 JOHN HOMER BURKE, JR.: Instrucmr in Physical Education . . . holder of basketball scoring, record at Spring- field-JIM points . . . superlatives for freshman football team 0 ERNEST WOLFGANG CAS- PARI: Professor of Biology . . . hWe were speak- ing already yesterday of . conducts note-tuking marathons . . . hysterics at the I! . questionable uncle . . . EtCemlemen, . . . O VINCENT WINNER COCHRANE: Assistant Professor of Biology . . . still separating the men from the boys in Bio 1-2 . . . thullophytes and Toynbee . . . research on metabolism of barte- rin . . . Robert Sonne Cohen George Raymond Creeger George Newton Conklin Paul Holroyd Curls John Crawford Joseph Samuel Daltrv M. Gilbert Burford Ernest Wolfgang Caspari John Homer Burke. Jr. Vincent Winner Cochrzmu 0 ROBERT SONNE COHEN: Assistant Profess- sor of Philosophy and Physics . . . science for lhe non-scientists . . . another squash player corduroy cardigans . . . no required books under four dollars I GEORGE NEWTON CONKLIN: Assoriute Professor of Classics and Cmnpurtuive Literature . . . twentieth century mystic . . . worlve in the attic and plays in the cellar . . . u-orrclut- ing data on witchcraft and interplanetary travel for the Navy 0 JOHN CRAWFORD: Associate Professor of English . . . collegiate pipe . . . min rollevtor . . . amateur Pnderewski . . . grandstand quarterback . . . program director for the Debate Club tape recorder . . . English hnherdashery O GEORGE RAYMOND CREECER: Instructor in English . . . unusual collaboration: using wifek spectroscope in the study of color imagery of Moby Dick . . . Yalie with a western tinge 0 PAUL HOLROYD CURTS: Tull Professor of Ger- man . . . squeezed record amount of blood out of Wesleyan this full . . . retiring after forly-three years at Wesleyan 0 JOSEPH SAMUEL DALTRY: Camp Professor of Music . . . pedal pusher . . . ttI am the very model of a modern major general . . . looking for u handball parl- ner . . .