Wilkes University - Amnicola Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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As we look back over our undergraduate years, we reflect with gratitude, and often with affection, on our teachers. All of them give the lie to Those who can, do; those who canlt, teach. One of them, it may he, gave us ourlfirst inkling that intellectual pursuits can be fun, that they are to be valued for their own sake. One day, perhaps, we shall become fully sensible of our debt to those who helped us to see the truth of William Jamesl observation that results should not be too voluntarily aimed at or too busily'thought of. They are sure to float up of their own accord, from a long enough daily work at a given matter; and I think the work as a mere occupation ought to be the primary interest with n 115. 'The give and take of the classroom, the well-timed word of encouragement, the little habits of speech, the mannerisms - all these we shall remember with advantages. Oh, Wilkes has its share of characters - thank heaven! In taking our leave we begin to see that, trying though they may have often been, the campus would be infinitely poorer without them. F RAN K J. J. DAVIES jOSEPH G. DONNELLY FRANCES DORRANCE GEORGE ELLIOT English English Library Economics V3 WILLIAM E. EVANS WELTON G. FARRAR WILLIAM H. FISHER WARREN FRENCH Biology Economics Education Library 15

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THE FACULTY . t has often been said that a school is only as good as its faculty. The fact that Wilkes College is rated highly as an educational institution in turn speaks highly of its faculty. True, our instructors are here to teach us, but they give much more than instruction to the student body 01' Wilkes; they give us values to live by, leadership to follow, and friendship to remember. Not only do our teachers play a part in our scholastic life, but they also support our social ventures with regularity and enthusiasm. This interest in more than the academic aspects of college has done much to promote a congenial atmosphere and a healthy school spirit. We are truly fortunate in having a faculty which has been selected for their knowledge, their breadth of experience, and their understanding of students' problems. id's CLARE BEDILLION CATHERINE H. BONE HELEN BUBECK VERNE BUN Secretarial Studies . Chemistry Physical Education Retail Merchandising CHARLES CASPER JOHN CHWALEK RALPH CONNOR EDWIN S. CURTIS Business Administration Sociology Business Administration Accounting

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Who said that? nYou know I never change marks, Ed. ALFRED s. GROH CLAIRE GUTTMAN English Psychology Herr Disque at his desque EDWARD N. HELTZEL JOSEPH KANNER BRONIS J. KASLAS ARTHUR N. KRUGER Engineering Psychology History English ROBERT E. MORAN EDITH S. NAMISNIAK MARITA S. RILEY THOMAS F. ROCK Music Biology Psychology History