Last month's responses:

"I just viewed the current issue on line (forwarded to me from another alumnus)--I am the student standing closest to the professor--Mary Lee Rusmisell. I would guess that this was taken in 1951, but I would have expected to see Dr. Hyma. I am not sure of the professor’s name although I associated him with biology."
- Mary Lee (Rusmisell) Barlow ‘54

"The professor in the chemistry lab is Dr. Arthur B. Gould, professor of chemistry and physical science. I took his course in world geography about 1952. The girl on the left, I believe is Marjorie Young, class of 1952. The other girl is hard to recognize from the photo. Dr. Gould graduated from West Virginia Wesleyan, and received his M.S. and PhD from Cornell. He began to teach at Wesleyan in 1943 and was there when I graduated in 1953. "
- Donald L. Taylor ‘53

"I am sure you know Dr. Arthur B. Gould. That picture was taken a little before I got there...but Dr. Gould was one fine man. His wife, Lillie, was a precious lady. I don't know the two students. I visited their farm on Brushy Fork before they died. You probably know that MPL Corporation bought the property and has their business there. Linda Wellings in an alumna. You could probably get a lot of information from Homer Holloway. He taught while I was there.
I do like the "old" pictures!"
- Judy Knorr ‘66

"The professor looks to me like Dr. Arthur Gould, perhaps a little younger than when I knew him, class of 1960. I don't recognize the students, probably placing the photo before 1956. "
- Rev. Frederick M. Hart ‘60

"Could the teacher be Dr. Arthur B. Gould? "
- Dave Goodwin ‘64

"The Professor is Arthur B. Gould, BS, MS, Ph.D. He taught chemistry. The Picture is in the Quantitative & Qualitative lab in the old science building next to Fleming Hall."
- Melvin Orr ‘61