West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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While ri-ot ' essor Xrw man, as has already been pointed out, is perl ' oj ' nijiig an important and far-reaching serviee as Dean, he esteems his work in tlie elassroom above evei ' vtliing else, and were it not for the fact that he loves to teach, he would perhaps be in business. lie has had about a year ' s expei-ienee in banking and was eleetetl secretary of a machinery agency in Waynesboro, i-apitalized at .ttiO.OUO. He remarketl recently that in both these positions he often used to wonder whether the iiid of the day would arrive. On ihe other hand, says Prof. Xewnniii. 1 ha e nevi ' i- experienced a tedious hour in any class-rDoni. In the sjjaee allolted to this skelrii, but scant .iustice can be done to one whom ten years have endeared lo all who know him. His colleagues in the faculty, especially who have come into almost daily contact with him appre- ciate more and more the illtl•in i(■ worth of the fine, Chiistian manhood, yenial disposition and genei-ous and sympathetic nature of Dean J. Frank Newman, and have felt the com])anionship of a genuine friend, a wise coun- selor and a pi ' ogi-essive and inspiring teacher, whose ideals of life mid e them feel with Or. Ai-nold that beyond all wealth, honor, or even health, is the attachment due to noble souls; beeanse to become one with the good, geiu rous and true is to be. in a manner, good, generous and true, yourrelf. Wallace I ' etei- Dick. Prof. Newman ' s Home J Page Thirteen

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Weathering Balto Gneiss Meanders, Chester Creek Weathering Phila Augen Gneiss Prof. Newman ' s Hobbies Page Tivelve

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(Sairgp UJurria Philips (0rtubrr 28. 1851— Ifflarrlj 11. 1920 Page fourteen