Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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MMOIt OIIMIICS PRESIDENT..............ED CHATLAIN VICE-PRESIDENT DENNIS SMITH SECRETARY HELEN RICHARDS TREASURER...............BETTY KEMP SERGEANT-AT-ARMS NORMAN FOSTER ASS OF 1041 Four short years have passed—each one more quickly than the one previous. Each year has brought its own triumphs and defeats. Each year hopes and dreams have shrunk and have been realized and have finally resulted in wiser and broader aims in life. The Seniors are not looking toward a spectacular future but merely hope to know the joy of having filled a place among others’ lives. They have known the thrills of pin-planting and the thrills in receiving special honors for accomplishments and in sharing joys with others. They leave deep vacancies in athletics, in campus organizations, and in social groups and hope to fill new vacancies themselves next year. They enjoy be- ing looked up to by underclassmen and marvel at the childishness of 18

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Philosophy and Latin Department E. G. Suhr, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Latin R. G. Remsberg, A.M., B.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy Physics and Engineering Science Department R. P. Thomas, B.A., B.S. in E.E. Assistant Professor of Physics and Engineering Sciences E. O. Weaver, Sc.D. Professor of Physics Mathematics and Astronomy Department H. G. Harp, M.Sc. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy Director of the Elgar Wearer Observatory R. L. Krueger, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Department of Economics A. E. Patmos, A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics R. C. Bernhard, Ph.D. Assistant Professor in Business Administration Department of Education W. C. Nystrom, Ph.D. Professor of Education Director of Teacher Training Margaret Kantzer, A.M. Assistant Professor of Education Director of Teacher Placement Thelma A. Dunn, A.M. Assistant Professor of Education Erna Ham. Mus.B.. B.S. in Ed. Public School Music Psychology Department M. J. Neuberg, Ph.D. Professor of Education Director of Personnel William Schwarzbek, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology W. D. West, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology Department of Religious Education E. E. Flack, Th.D., D.D. Dean of Hamma Divinity School P. H. Heisey, Ph.D. Professor of Religious Education L. H. Larimer, D.D. Professor of Homiletics and Practical Theology Department of Business Administration O. E. Shefveland, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics D. T. Krauss, J.D. Professor of Business Administration Joyce Foster, B.S. Instructor in Business Education Home Economics Department M. Ella Siddall, A.M. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Leona F. Bowman. A.M. Associate Professor of Home Economics Dorothy L. Blotner. A.B. College Dietitian Assistant Professor of Home Economics Library Grace Prince. A.M. Librarian Assistant Professor Political Science Department F. K. Kruger, Ph.D. Professor of Political Science Physical Education Department J. B. Van Why, A.M. Director of Health and Physical Education Assistant Professor of Physical Education T. W. Stobbs. A.B. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Head Coach Willis Baughman. M.A. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education F. J. Neuman. M.A. Instructor in Physical Education Ruth Helsel, A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Florine Logue, A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education 17

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freshmen. They begin to sit back and let others carry on. They come to the realization that this is their last year and after college—what? Hoping that they are prepared to earn a living and feeling that they have had enough “hard knocks” to face anything that could happen, they look at the world erect and smiling. Experience has taught them that it is impossible to get “something for nothing.” In retrospection they feel that their diplomas were costly things, but conclude that it was money well spent, considering the results. As they leave the cam- pus, part of each one of them remains as a goal for which we shall strive. M O S BETTY FRENCH A sports woman through and through. Betty has shown in four years her superiority in all sports. However, not to belittle her other activities, we find her prexy of the Alpha Delt’s as well as tops in all her college endeavors. JANET SAMUELSON Janet started out on the right fool when she made the freshman girl's honorary, and she’s been gathering honors and filling offices ever since. Yet of all her activities, athletics stands upper- most. Her constant attitude is exemplified by her winning smile. EUGENE HECKATHORN Having the reputation of success- fully upholding his side in all arguments. Gene has excelled in speech and radio broadcasting while in school. Most admirable of his efforts while at Wittenberg has been his constant desire to work for the betterment of our school. BETTY BAUMGARTNER On the stage or off we have all found Baumie to be an out- standing girl. Her charming smile as well as her sincerity has per- meated our campus these four- years. Vacancies left by such girls as she will not be easily filled. 19