Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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ALAN B. HOWES A.B.. Middlcbury College (1941); M.A.. Mid- dlcbury College (! ' ■♦ ' ); Instructor English, Middlcburv College (1943- ); Phi Beta Kjppa, Delta Upsilon. ROSE E. MARTIN A.B., New York State Teachers College (1916); A.M., .Middlcburv College (1929); Instructor Spanish, .Middlebury College (1929-19.H); As- sistant Professor (1931-1942); Associate Pro- fessor (1942- ); Sigma Delta Pi. WERNER NEUSE Prussian State Hxani., University of Berlin (1921); Ph.D., University of Giessen (1930); Associate Professor German, Middlebury Col- lege (1932-1942); Professor (1942- ); Dean. School of German (1933- ). PERLEY C. PERKINS A.B., University of New Hampshire (1922). A.M., (1923); Instructor English, Middlebury College (I923-192S); Assistant Profe:sor and Coach of Debate (1925- ); Theta Chi. ALBERT RANTY B.S., Columbia Teachers College (1924); A.M., Middlebury College (1929); Instructor French, Middlebury College (1925-1928); Assistant Professor (192S-1929); Assoc! te Professor (1929- ). ERIE T. VOLKERT A.B., Lawrence College (1935); National Col- legiate Players (1955); A.M., Northwestern University (1939); Instructor Speech and Drama, Middlebury College (1941-1942); As- sistant Professor (1942- ); Phi Delta Theta, RAYMOND H. WHITE . .B., Yale University (1905), A.M., (1906); Instructor Latin, Middlebury College (1909- 1911); Assistant Professor (1911-1920); Pro- fessor (1920- ); Phi Beta Kappa. it

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RICHARD L. BRO X ' N A.B.. Bowdoin College (1929); A.M., Harvard University (1930); Instructor English, Middle- bury College (1931-19.17); Assistant Professor (1937-1940); Associate Professor (1940- ); Delta Upsilon. FRANK W. CADY A.B., Middlebury College (1899), A.M., (1903); B. I.itt., Oxford University (1908); Registrar, Middlebury College (1909-1913); Assistant Pro- fessor English (1909-1917); Professor (1917- ); Delta Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa. ANA MARIA GARNER B.A., Barcelona University, Spain (1935); Cer- tificate of Proficiency in English, Cambridge University, England (1938); Studied for M.A. in English, Vi ' ellesley College (1939); Assistant, Phonetics Laboratory, French Summer School, Middlebury College (1940); Instructor, Span- ish, Iowa State University (1940-1942); As- sistant, Spanish Department, Wisconsin Univer- sity (1942-1943); Instructor Spanish, Middle- bury College ( 1943- ). JUAN A. CENTENO A.B., Institute of San Isidro (1920); M.D.. Uni- versity of Madrid (1927); Associate Professor of Spanish, Middlebury College (1931-1933); Dean of Spanish School (1932- ); Sigma Delta Phi. REGINALD LANSING COOK A.B., Middlebury College (1924), A.M. (1926); B.A., Oxford University (1929); Instructor English and American Literature, Middlebury College (1929-1931); Associate Professor (1931- 1932); Professor (1932- ); Kappa Delta Rho; Phi Beta Kappa. ALFRED M. DAME A. B., Harvard University (1902), A.M. (1903); Associate Professor Greek, Middlebury College (1928-1929); Professor Latin (1929-1939); Professor Latin and Greek (1939- ); Phi Beta Kappa. SAMUEL GUARNACCIA A.B., Middlebury College (1930), M.A. (1936): Instructor Spanish and Italian. Middlebury Col- lege (1940- ); Coach Varsity Football (1942- ); Kappa Delta Rho.

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Social Science 5 what you hear is this: VC ' e ' ll talk about Hberal arts when the war is over. Now is the time to crush the Axis. A fellow doesn ' t need no training in liberal arts to stick his bayonet into a Jap. I could go even further: you don ' t need to know how to read or write to shoot straight. And if such is your present occu- pation, I am strongly against disturbing you. As far as you are concerned, liberal arts can wait and should wait. But there are aho thousands of students, equipping themselves for war and peace responsibilities, soon to be theirs. The country will need officers, civil servants, executives of every description. Should these future leaders and their auxiliaries dis- pense with the liberal arts? Yes, perhaps, if your ambition is to be and stay a private (or the equiv.ilent) . With technical skill you can become a sergeant. It ' s a different story when it comes to being promoted a lieutenant, that ' s all. No sooner had the Allies landed in Al- geria, than officers were in demand for deal- ing with local authorities, attending inter- allied meetings, and many such jobs. With an invasion of Europe, what of the social, judicial, educative problems that will mul- tiply? Liberal arts are keys to the understanding of the outer world. Keys are not just orna- mental gadgets. Keys open doors. Pi atte c c M ' anux 1 .. l Jtk. JOHN T. ANDREWS A.B.. Amherst College (1927); A.M., Harvard University (1929); Assistant Profes:or Philos- ophy, Middlebury College (1936- ); Phi Delta Thcta. H. WARD BEDFORD A.B., F.-rlham College (1927); Mus.B., West- minster Choir School (1933); A.M., University of Pittsburgh (1936); Instructor Music (1936- 1938); Assistant Professor Music and Fine Arts (1938-1940); Associate Professor Music (1940- )■ MARY N. BOWLES A.B.. Middlebury College (1917); A.M., Co- lumbia University (1924); Instructor Home I conomics and Assistant Dietitian, Midd ' cbury College (1924-1943); Dietitian for Navy Unit (1943- ). 20