Bluffton University - Ista Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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,f lferwsrn I X ELIZABETH BOEHR, B. S., Assistant Professor of Home Economics. B. S., University of Nebraska, 1917, Ornicron Nu, 1917, Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Instructor in Home Economics, West Point, fNeb.J High School, 1917-18, Instruct- or in Home Economics, Bluifton College, 1918- 22, Assistant Professor of Home Economics, Bluffton College, 1922-. 75 25f-lgfl Mx f NOAH E. BYERS A M Professor of Philosophy B. S., Northwestern Unix 1 1tV 1898 Prrncr pal of Elkhart Inst1tute 1898 1903 Graduate Student of Philosophy and Education The University of Chrca o Austin Scholar Har vard Unrxersrty 1902 03 A M Harvard University 1900 Graduate Student Unrversi ty of Pennsylx ania Summer of 1924 Presl dent and Professor of Philosophy and Educa tion, Goshen College 1903 13 Professor of Psychology A E F Unix ersrtv Beaune France 1919 Act1ng Professor of Psvcholo gy, Tempe State Normal of Arizona 1927 23, Dean and Professor of Philosophy Bluff ton College 1913 EDMUND JOHN HIRSCHLER S M Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy A. B., University of Kansas 1901 Phi Beta Kappa, 1901 Sigma X1 1901 Instructor in ,German Rose Polynechnrc Institute 1901 03 S. M., The University of Chicago 1916 Pro fessor of Mathematics and Astronomy Bluff ton College 1903

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f Till V x jf l it XXX A X x! X2 l , T 'Y 'H DL.: if A - PRESIDENT MOSIMAN Men of vision, men of purpose, men who sacrifice. men who strive, unselfish men- l the true heroes of history, the present movers of a progressive world. President Mosiman is a worthy example ol' such as these. Bluflton College stands as an inspiring' witness of his-and other's-- zealous devotion to a cause and assiduous pursuance of an altruistic course to its realization. The Forces for good which spring' and have sprung from Bluffton College cannot, of course, he estimated, or can the un- told results of President Mosin1an's noble work be fully knowng but that small part which can be seen gives a living' testimony of the broad place he is filling in life. On this twenty-fifth anniversary we cannot too deeply appreciate and adequately realize the tremendous accomplishment which is his. s f x - fi 22

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- ---- of---WM i T1 'W X .ff ,.,- 'Q Q13 1 XX 9 1 I X, f X C. HENRY SMITH. Ph. D., Professor of History. A. B., L'l'!lY91'Sltj' of Illinois, 1902: A. M., The University of Chicago. 1903: Phi Beta Kappa, 1903: Instructor, Goshen College, 1903-053 Ph. D., The University of Chicago, 19073 In- structor, Illinois State Normal, Summer 1907, Professor ot' History anml Social Sciences, Goshen College, 1908-13: Dean of Goshen Col- lege, 1908-133 Acting Professor of History, Bethel College. 19122-23: Professor of Historv. Bluffton College, 1913-. D Ffyjv . GPSTAV ADOLF LEHMAN. A. B., Professor of Music. A. B., Iiurlhum College, 19112: Instructor in Hermgln, Bluffton Collf,-HQ. 15712-1-12 Ins1l'LlC1U1' in Singing unfl Theory. Bluffton College, 1911- 162 Student York: Assistant Professor of Music, Bluffton College, 1916-20: Dean of Conservatory of Music. 1914-3 Professor of Music, Blufftoi College, 1920 with Sergei Klihunsky. New HERBERT WELLER BERKY, A. B., Professor of Chemistry. Grfuluate, Perkiomen Seminary, 19093 A. B Princeton University, 1913, Graduate Stu- elent, The University of Chicagog Instructor' in Physical Sciences, Bluffton College, 1913- 16, Assistant Professor of Physical Science-1, Bluffton College, 1916-21, Professor of Chem' istry, Bluffton College, 1921-. Rx 24