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LOUIS OTTO MINK, .IH.: Assistant l'rufmsur of Philnsophy 11ml Humanities . . . larries much on raising his 111 . . . homemade phonograph . . . classroom purer . . . chuin-smoking his way 10 11 Raleigh mixmusler O EDWARD PARMELEE MORRIS: Instruclar in Humanities and Romunte Lunguuges . . . wears buggy tueeds and play squash and builds furniture and uses big herds and lulks wilh halmls and feel auul without hreulh 0 CHARLES SAMUEL MUSCATINE: Iiixil- ing Assistant Professor of English . . . dislikvs Ulla Pod intervieixcrs . . . hot after Wife of Bulh . . . pernmnenl visilur . . . hig fraternity mun . . . poison 0n althlcles. plays all tennis and golf 0 SIGMUND NEUMANN: Professor in the Sm-iul Sriences . . . supervises press :ln-hivm . . . blues u and gruys . . . . . . never meet puhlisht-iu Ly :u-cidentii . . . mums xiilh games . . . Toynbcc. Neunmnn: Northrup and friend . . . They MUST be awake? O ADOLPH FREDERICK PAFLI: As VVesleyun's roin collection . . . grnduulm' :ItiViSOl' un! Prufexsur 0f Classics . . . vurulur 0i and Greek . . . efficiency experl . . . frequent run- lrihutions to classical journals 0 RALPH UAR- LING PENDLETON: I'rolvssnr of English. Direv- tor of Drmnulirs . . . er11. here I am! . . . sponsors Hlellu Dullm . . . loses his leaves in autumn . . . Monty questions . . . exams: stup- ping periodil'ully for mutual ghu'tw . . . silvrr ishistle Joe W'ehh Pn-nplvn Quenlin Rit'llill'tl Pc-Il-rmn Slunlcy Richard Plugvnhovi Raymund Eaton Randall. .Il'. Louis Otlo Mink. Jr. Edward PurmelPe Morris Charles Samuel Musculino Sigmund Neumunn Adolph Frederick Pauli Ralph Darling Pendlctnn JOE W'EBB PEOPLES: Seney Professur u! Ceo- logy . . . hook revieixs. profewionnl papers . . make: sensu out of office liller . . . Eilgnenus Joe . . . t'hurl-pnjwrcd nulls . . . diret'l airline vilh rork pile in Monlunu O QUENTIN RICHARD P :TERSON: Instrur'tor in Chemistry . . . reformed smoker . . . has organic interests . . . likes to hark with hands . . . nnuld reconstruct Nouhis Ark . . . married A92 Theatre stau' . . . nu fruit on family lrce O STANLEY CLIFFORD PLAG- ENHOEF: Inxlrurlor in Physical Erluculinn . . . has big rumpus rm'lxel . . . Marlon Brando in shorts . . . muis furully squash illld tennis ladder . . . says Hudnnis French roux is u gut . . . scholar in sneakers . . . O R MOND EATON REN- DALL, JR.: Inslrm'lur in Music . . . Yallic . . . :ummer work at Nexi England Music Colony . . . udmirm originality and flexihilily 0f jiIZZ . . . l'iihSil'ill pop pinnisl . . . sings like bulldog:
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CORNELILS KRUSE: Griffin Professor of Phi- losophy . . . the true. grind. and heuuliful Wiens. liens. liens . . . buttered hund-tooled brief- case . . . German quotes on :my subject pre-requisite to his courses: a short autobiography O JON SHERMAN LAWRY: Instructor 0f Eng- lish . . . run out of gas 1Kunsalst . . . another ex- W'ildt-ut . . . glasses 0n and glasses off . . . doeant l'hew snuff . . . bully. O ELROY PAUL LEHMAN t lnslrurlar in Geology . . . succeed: much maligned. top-nolch prof and guy . . . researching fomil I'oraminifers . . . color photos . . . A.A.P.G.A.U.T. . smoke signals on pipe . . . hzlby gives him 5 0 l-Im-k shambles O RIVSSELL THEODORE LIMBACH: Associate Professor of Art . . . rnme us au'list-ut-residem'e. but after Inn years had to tsork for living;r because of rise in cigarette prices I'-Driv-It service for hunk rohlmrs John Fairbanks Lynen David Park MrAIlister Hugh Graham MrCurdy John Frederick Mm'lin Robert Tlloxmu Muthewss Fred Benjamin Millett Cornelius Kl'use Jon Sherman Lzlxu'y Elroy Paul lmhmun Russell Theodore Limbm'h JOHN FAIRBANKS LYNEN: Inslructor in English . . . the man nobody knows . . . weeds Gilbert und Sullivan classroom atmosphere . tllllhil' loving Lord Jeff . . . favors boiled babies 0 DAVID PARK Mt'ALLESTER: Assoriute Prnfvssor of Psychology . . . Der Meistersinger 0n llw Ieservzltion . . . hexes enemies with Navajo ttill' dance . . . frustrated Pinzu . . . likes Barh. Mozart, Running Bear . . . Enemy Why . . . folk music 0 HUGH GRAHAM MCCURDY: Asso- riule Professor of I'hysiml Ellumlian . . . roaches iron-mun eleven in the full . . . intimidates rest of t'm-ully 0n squash rnurt . . . Durocher 0f the ercr field . . . endorses LII'E magazine 0 JOHN FREDERICK MARTIN: Professor of Physi- rul Education . . . EsTerrible Turk . . . one of Williek heal rmnies . . . the Fuyenxeuther hermit . . . not impressed by 9.l hundred . . . winter truck a xmslv . . . refuses to perturb 0 ROBERT THOMAS MATHEWS Instructor in Astronomy 11ml Mulht-mutil's . . . Sigma Chi at Wesleyan . . . Trixie'q . . likes his Dagmar . . . authoritarian manner . . . pipe . . . purly boy . . . PILD. seeker . . . t'nt-throwing inl'ident O FRED BENJAMIN MILLETT: Olin Professor of English. Dirprlnr of the Honors College . . . immortality through footnotes . . . gesticulutions . . . spires classes with autobiographical uddenda . . . vom- prkhensive comments on sludentsh xsork: nolo- riounly tardy in returning same 12
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PAUL ARTHUR REYNOLDS: Associate Profes- .mr of Philosophy . . . Bela llt Wesleyan . . . Plug , . Eclel'lics in syllogisms . . . son zll Princeton, daughter lll Bryn Mllwr, wife ill llonle . . . veteran llDown Ellslerla O Jl AN ROURA-PARELLA: Hollis Professor 0! Ilunmnities mld Romunl'e Lun- guuges . . . lmuy bien . . . nllly hien , . . philosophiu psycllologizl . . . bubbling fountain of personality little gillnl of intellectual reknown . painless, interesting. zlnd educational classes 0 NORMAN RUDICH: Instructor in Humanities uml Romance Language . . . lively Mil and easy going disposition . . . photographic memory . . . never fails to llnllounl-e unannounred quizzes . . . swim- ming, hiking. chess. classical music . . . eligible bachelor O ELMER ERIC SCHATTSCHNEI- DER: Andrus Professor 0! Government . . . long- time big pzlrly man . . . wowed N.J.C. galls. 1929-30 now. daughters read his books on running parties . . . royalties . . . Purly Government Richard Albert Edlulrd Brook: Arthur Rudolph Schultz Hayden Arthur Scott John William Sense Frederick Augustus Spear William Atwell Spurrier Paul Arlllur Reynolds Juzlll Rouru-Pllrelln Norman Rudicll Eril' Elmer Sl-lllmsrllneide RICHARD ALBERT EDWARD BROOKS: Weeks Visiting Professor of English . . . Wesman . . . hobbies: zu-quisition of leisure . . . self des- cribed humor: mild to Dull . . . dress: casual gelllility . . . mean vil'lrolzl . . . inhabited by poodles O ARTHUR RUDOLPH SCHULTZ: Associate Prolessor of German . . . Badger from Slleboygan . . . piano tyro . . . llKlzlsse . . . green-fingered lad with peculiar affinity for khaki clothes . . . raising strawberries and making hay with farm- erE daughter 0 HAYDEN ARTHUR SCOTT: Instructor in Ar! and Humanities . . . cigarette hold- er . . . subsl-rihes lo Brooks Brothers l-llllllog . . . no time for hobbies . . . five children . . . budding Currlimll writer 0 JOHN WILLIAM SEASE: Associate Professor of Chemistry . . . Corlller's vul-zllion accomplive . . . frustrated fisherman . . . llnsurl-essfully awaits arrival of grunions ill Kezar , would-be politician. studying Baileyk campaign 0 FREDERICK AUGUSTUS SPEAR: Instruc- tor in Romance Languages . . . classroom altitude: intellectual, reserved . . . voted for Beethoven and Brahms . . . Eastern-Czllifornill ullire . . . holds I-Illss spellbound . . . singulalrily devoid of dislikes 0 WILLIAM ATWELL SPURRIER: Associate Professor of Religion, Associate Pastor . . . directs the CA. . . . . former J.V. football coach . . . ex-N.Y. Rover Pucksler . . . brings lligh-flown ideas to solid ground . . . interest in ethics tNut Picturedh CARL EMIL SCHORSKE
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