Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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1, ni-gv-F' DR. PAUL S. HIiLMICK, Professor of Physics and Head of the Department. AMY IRELAND, Instructor in the Preparatory De- partment. MILDRED JESSUP, Assistant Professor of English. DR. LELAND JOHNSON, Associate Professor of Biology. V ETHEL MAE JONES, Associate Professor of History. MARGARET KENNARD. Acting Professor of Art. CHARLES NOYES KINNEY, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry. M. J. LIPPMAN, Acting Professor of Brass Instru- ments. MABEL Moss MADDEN, Associate Professor of Voice. FRANCES MERRILL, Instructor in Secretarial Science. ROY L. MILLER, Professor of Political Science and Head of the Department. MRS. PATRICIA LEWIS IVIILLIETT, Acting Instructor of Voice. Mx RY BELL NETHERCUT, Librarian. FRANK NOYES, Professor of Violin. RALPH R. PIXLEY.. Assistant Professor of Piano. FRANCIS PYLE. Professor of Theory and Musicology. CHARLES RANOUS. Instructor in English. DR. A. RIDER, Professor of Chemistry and Head of the Department. DR. CHARLES J. RITC!-IEY, Professor of History and Head of the Department. VAVA SANDY, Alumni Clerk. ' WAIINITA TAYLOR SHAXV, Assistant Professor of Drama. V FAE SHAWHAN. Assistant Professor of Biology. KATHERINE I7Ll2'I'CI-IRR SHREVES, Professor of Violoncello. GEORGE E. STRAWNV. Instructor in Social Science and Coordinator of Veteran's Affairs. E. E. STRINGFELLOW., Professor of New Testament Language and Literature. PAUL STOYE, Professor of Piano. DR. JOHN CECIL TREVER, Assistant Professor of Old Testament. HERMAN H. VOX, Professor of German and Head of Department. LEE O. YODER, Professor of Geography and Geology and Head of the Department.

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C.. In the final analysis, the standards of a university lie, not in the magnificence of the physical plan nor the size of the endowment, but in the ability of the faculty. Represented on the administrative and teaching staffs of Drake are some of the outstanding educators of the present day. The faculty members are noted for a realistic approach and general liberalism in addition to their eminence in specific fields. DR. W. EDWARD ALLEY, Assistant Professor of Eco- A nomics Q MERRILL M. BARLOW, Business Manager. CARRIE C. BARTLETT, Assistant Professor of Latin. ClClfLEy DR. j. HERBERT BLACRHURST, Professor of Educa- tion. MRS. MAIKY FRANCES BOYD, Assistant Professor of Romance Languages. DR. HERA'IAN F. BRANDT, Professor of Psychology. E. L. CALLIHAN, Professor of journalism and Head of the Department. EUGENE DANA, Acting Professor of Art. DR. A. T. DE GROOT, Professor of History of Re- ligions. JULIETTE DEVIN, Professor of English. DR. THOMAS F. DUNN, Professor of English and Head of the Department. . jAMi3s j. FIDERLICK, Professor of Drama and Head of the Department. WALTER G. FREDELL, Associate Professor of Phar- macy. DR. BASIL E. GILLAM, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. DR. JOSEP1-I B. GITTLER, Professor of Sociology and A Head of the Department. L p p 5-1 . at 3:1 5 E as E , - l- pi 's'- aff 12

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