Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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FRANCES C. BLANCHARD Phyfica! Examiner of Woyngn All., lVlieaton College, 1885 BLD., Northwestern University Nledigal College ARTHUR M. NIINTIER Profexsor of Hiftory and Sorial Scimcf A.B., Nluskingum College, 1922 Graduate Student U. of Nlichigan, 1924 NIARTHA T. GARLOUGH Dmn of Wonzeiz Student at the University of Illinois Acting Dean of VVomen. EARL A. XVINSOR Profffmr of Social Srifnre and Hiitory B.S., Worcester Polytechnical Institute, 1919 A.l3., Wheaton College, 1920 A.M., Iowa State University, 1925 jmm I . CoNi,i-:Y u , l'hyfz'cal Director and Coach of A7lhl6'l16f A.li., l'VllC2lLOIl College, 1920 A 1 Assistant Professor of Miilfhematlcs- f'r11fr' JI

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