Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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ca; JL 35 s John Scott Cleland DEAN OF MEN I ' iir thusc -whose names and pictures ap- pear in its pages, this book zi-ill be a fountain of youth : here the scenes of college duties. Pleasures, defeats, and victories iMl remain un- elianged: here college boys and girls zviti re- main forever young. Here is a company of young people zvho have learned the sincerity of Monmouth friendships, the high lez ' el of .Vou- nioiith standards, the vigor of Monmouth con- tests, and the inspiration of Monmouth ideals, ' ' he hope of the faculty for all of them is that ieider horizons, larger opportnir.lies. and ijrcal- er happiness lie ahead. Ddvid M. McMichael BUSINESS MANAGER ■■To In- oh ' c .I ,ireet the studoits of Mon- mouth College fr. ' iii the pages of this book is, to me. an lunior: and it is zcith distinct plea- sure that I r coord in association leith the .Student Hody of Monmouth College, in years oone I ' y and in years to come. Mary Ross Potter DEAN OF WOMEN ); the realm of morals as ivell as in the ' terary and scientific fields there are geniuses: nd 1 take it the moral genius is the man or . ' Oman zclio stands by his principles in the face f his surroundings. The mass of good people lood lohen en ' t ' ironment helps and does not hiiide ■ 7 ' piil ' Hc ■7 pr termitlin, lo „.v „;, ii ; ' is not easy to stem the tide opinion and custom. :e iUir campus tradition as but e.vpccting c ' c ' cry monbi ' I highest and best. '

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Thomas Hanna McMichael President c.vtcuil i rrctiiK s In vnii III l ils, our scrcnlx-lil ill year of scrricc ! ■ voiiUfi men and woiiicii. I ' or uns: en iiiu lovaily on ilie j arl of the seiuile. faeiiltv, alumni, stitileni Juulx, ami frienih. I lliank von. .Is rrr more for- leard inti) lite ne.vl jnarler-eeiitur of the lii. -tiliillon ' . - liish ' ry mav lee he enabled to make them the mo. ' t frnitfnl of them all.

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A JUSTIN LOOMIS VAN GUNDY Professor of Latin A. B. Bucknei: College, 1S87 ; A. M. ibiu. 1890; Graduate student Johns Hopkins University. 1892- ISna; University of Berlin. 1902- ' 903; Univer sity of Jena. 190G-19O,5 ; Ph. D. ibid, 1605; Mon- nouth. 1914. WARREN O. TAYLOR Assistant Coach and Instructor in Athletics B S. Monmouth Collese. 1925 : Coaching. Fi Morpan. Colorado, and Monmouth Hiprh Scho 1E2.S-1930: Mcnmouth. 1930. SAMUEL M. THOMPSON Professor of Philosophy A. B. Monmouth College. 192 1 : University. 192.5 ; Fellow in Philo 1925-1926; Ph. D. ibid. 19:!1 ; Mo: DAVID A. MURRAY Associate Professor of Bible A. B. Monmouth CollcKC. 188.5 ; A. M mouth Colleee, 1888; D. D. Coe College Princeton University. 1887 : Princeton Se 18S8; Monmouth. 1926. SYLVESTER R. TOUSSAINT Professor of Speech A. B. Ripon Colleue. 1923 ; Univers san (summer) 1924-1926; A. M. Mi. vcrs ity. 1927 , Monmouth. 1P26. MILTON MONROE MAYNARD Professor of Education A. B. University of Oklahoma. 1908 ; Gradu- ate work. University of Chicago, 1909-1916, (sum.- mer sessions!; A. M. University of Illinois. 1920; Monmouth. 1909. HERBl.RT McGEOCH TELFORD Professor of Greek Phi Beta Kappa A. B. MuskinRum Collesre. 1896 ; Pitt.sburgh TheoloKical Seminary, 1899 ; A. B. Princeton University. 1904 : University of Tennessee. 1901- 1903; Fellowship. University of MichiEan. 1922- 1924: A. M. ibid. 192.5; Ph. D. ibid, 1926; Mon- mouth. 1928. DONALD B. McMULLEN Professor of Biology B. S. Tarkio College. 1S25 ; M. S.. Sigma Xi, Washington University. 1928 ; Summer session, Marine Biological Laboratory. 1926 ; Monmouth, 1928. THIRTY -TWO Page Ninete