Capital University - Capitalian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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ADMINISTRATION xvv-v- -—mw, ROSS BROOKE WILDERMUTH. A. M. Principal of llic Academy Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics A. B. Capital U. 1911 and Ohio State U. 1913; A. M. Ohio State U. 1914; Assistant in German, Ohio State U. 1913-1914; Graduate Student Ohio State I'. Summer Sessions 1915, 1916, 1917, 1919; Professor of German. Alma Col- lege, Alma, Mich.. 1914-1915; Instruc- tor in German and Mathematics, Cap- ital U. 1915-1916; Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Capital U. 1916—; Principal of Academy 1923— CONRAD B. GOHDES, A. M„ Litt. D. Professor of History Student Koval Prussian Gymnasium 1877-1884; A. B. Capital U. 1885; Theo- logical Seminary 1SSS; A. M. Capital U. 1894; Litt. 1 . Susquehanna U. 1917; Pastorates: Baltimore, Md„ New Or- leans. La., San Antonio. Tex., Kansas City Mo.. Anna. O.. 1888-1912: Profcs- sor of History and German. Capital U. 1912-1914; Professor of History, Capi- tal V. 1914— KARI. GEORGE ADOLPH BUSCH, A. M„ B. Sc. Professor of Sciences B. Sc. Capital U. 1903: A. B. 1901; Theo- logical Seminary 1906; A. M. Ohio State University 1921; Special and Graduate Student at Universities of Michigan and Minnesota; Ohio State; Professor of Language and ITistory. Woodvi 11c Normal 19C6; Professor of Science and Mathematics. Luther Sem- inary. St. Paul. Minn., 1W8-1913; Head of Science Department. I.cnoir College, Hickory. X. C.. 1906-1908 and 1913-1914; Proiessor of Chemistry atid other Sciences, Capital U. 1914—

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ADMINISTRATION CARL ACKERMANN, A. M.. Ph. D, Professor of English A. R. Capital U. 1879; A. M. 1882; Theo- logical Seminary 1SS4; Ph. D. Capital U. 1901; Pastorates: Attica. Lithopolis, Fremont. Fostoria. Lima, 18S4-1907; Graduate Correspondence Student Wooster and Chica o; President Lima College 1893-1897; I)can and Professor of Rhetoric. Psychology and Mathe- matics, Lima College 1897-1907; Presi- dent of Pacific Seminary, Olympia, Wash.. 1907-1909; Professor of English, Capital U. 1909- RICHARD CHARLES HENRY LENSKI Peaii of Theological Seminary Professor of Theology A. B. Capital U. 1885; Theological Sen» inary 1887; A. M. Capital U. 1890 I). 1). 1915; Pastorates: Baltimore. Md. Trenton. Springfield, Anna. 1887 1911 Professor of Theology. Capital I’ 1911— PAUL JOHANNES MACKENSEN. A. M. Professor of German A. B. Capital I . 1904; Theological Sem- inary 1907; A. M. University of Mich- igan 1913; Assistant Pastor. Wheeling, W. Va., 1907-1911; Professor of tier man and History. Capital U. 1911-1914; Student ami Instructor. I'niv. of Mich- igan 1912-1914; Graduate Student. I’niv. of Michigan, Six Summer Sessions; Professor of German, Capital I'. 1914-

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ADMINISTRATION PAUL LAMB SCHACHT, A. M. Assistant Professor of English A. B. Capital U. 1913; A. M. Ohio State U. 1914; Teacher in High School 1914- 1916; Instructor in Latin and English, Capital U. 1916-1920; Student at Prince- ton 1922-1923; Assistant Professor of English, Capital University 1920— GUSTAV C. GAST, A. M. Professor of Theology A. B. Capital U. 1908: Theological Sem- inary 1911; Pastorate: Hubbard, Ohio, 1911-1914; Graduate Student University of Michigan Summers 1914, 1915, 191' and 1919; Professor of Languages, Lu- ther Seminary, St. Paul. Minn., 1914- 1918; President Luther Seminary 1917- 1918; Professor of Theology. Capital University 1918— PAUL HENRY BUEHRING. A. M. Professor of Theology A. B. Wartburg College. Clinton. Iowa, 1898; A. M„ U. of Chicago 1923; Stu- dent Wartburg Seminary, Dubuque. Iowa, 1898-1899; Graduate Theological Seminary, Columbus. Ohio, 1905: Grad- uate Student University of Chicago Summer 1920. 1921. 1922. 1923: Pastor. St. Marys, Ohio, 1935-1911; President Hebron Academy. Hebron, Neb.. 1911 - 1919; Professor of Theology, Capital U. 1919-