Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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REV. HENRY LEWIS BEAM, A.M. Baughman Professorship: Latin and Biblical Instruction Here is the sunbeam of H. U. which shines thruout the entire Hebrew and Roman World. aheefully he instructs us in those highest truths of I e. RAYMOND A. SWINI4, M.O. fOhio Wesleyan, Professor of Oratory Prof. Swink is the worst critic in the collegeg but many of us poor mortals has he helped along on the road of public speaking! Therefore, he is excused. DR. JOHN ALBERT BEAM,,A.M., M.D. flllinoisj Professor of Biology Someone has said Dr. Beam is excellent on cur- tain lectures. He takes time in class to give us friendly advice on various subjects. Now you may not -think this is biology, but it is, is his closing remarlc. JOHN DELANCY FERGUSON, A.M. fRutgersD Instructor in English Our professor with the long name is wonder- fully proficient. Why he can reel off poetry by the yard, with always a dash of Kipling here and there. He is highly utemperamentalf' EDWIN I. F. WILLIAMS, PI-I.B. Principal of Academyg Education His name is not the only big 'thing about him, for ME.. I. F. has a brain which enabled -him to win a Summa cum laude on the day of his college graduation. His specialty is education.

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REV. FRANCIS WILLIARD KENNEDY, A.M., D.B. fchicagol Professor of History and Social Sciences What infinitesimal amoebas we all seem in the presence of this giant of stature and intellect. But yet deep in his heart, as a few know, is a breadth and depth of sympathy. MARTIN OSTERI-IOLM, A.M., PH.D. fNebraskaJ Favorite Professorship: Modern Languages - Dr. Osterholm is reported as being able to speak Huently -twenty different languages. He is a big ma-n ffrom his,Adam's apple up, and we think he must be part Irish for his wit and his, apt stories make French tolerable even for those in whose veins Hows German blood. JOSEPH WILLIAM LESTER JONES, PH.D. fPrincetonJ Nicholas A. Colburn Professorship: Psychology and Philosophy Dr. Jones-the professor with the broadest ideas and the biggest umedullar oblongatarh at I-leidelboigf' Classroomically speaking, he is versed in theory and deep thot. 'lNaturally speaking a live wire and thoughtfully progressive. -MYRON EARLE GRABER, A.M. Professor of Physics The only man on the campus who would know a fourth-dimentional being if he should meet it. A man capable of mastering all the infinitesimal variations of mathematical computation, and he's a walking dictionary that puts the latest Webster's Unabridged to shame. MARY ISABEL PARK, PH.D. CYaleJ :Sarah Orwailer Foundationg Dean of Womeng Education Our Dean reads many languages, is learned in the sciences and historyg she sings, she is a splen- did cook, but alas-she pa-ints!

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I. ROY MARTIN, A.B. ROYAL CLYDE AGNE, A.B. fwilliam Jewell, flVlcCormiclc School of Theologyl Athletic Coach ancl Physical Director Instructor in Medieval History Coach believes in militant women as well as Prof. Agne-the man who meets the emer- in ultra-muscular men. Despite the close prox- gency. Having been a broad man as well as a imity into which his athletic work has brought man abroad, he came to Heidelberg fully equip- him, Coach has as yet resisted the wiles of wo- peclg both as instructor and speaker. He's also mankind. But watch, Lea-p Year is here. popular as a chaperon. SARAH KIMBALL BOUTWELL, R.N. FRANCES MILDRED GILLIS, PH-B fMl- H0lY0kel Secretary to the President Assistant Dean Unassuming and reserved, yet sympathetic and - .. .. obliging, the new secretary has won the respect Lmle' but-Oh' My!-an all round per' and esteem of ever student in old Heidelberg. song a hrm believer in co-educationg a thorough y curative for ills of body and soulg in short, a friend of all of us. 29