Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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THE RAMBLER 1.1.1.-'.'u-i.-.-.'.'.-.-.-.ffifi-.r'.f.f..M.-r. MERLE E. CHAPIN, Ph. B., A. M. Pfrofessor of E'ngI'ish Ph. B., University of Wooster, 1908: Teacher of English, Tokuyama, Japan, 1909-19125 A. M., University of Chicago, 1914, Professor of English. Lincoln College. 1915-19183 Teacher in Lincoln High School, 1918-19195 Professor of English, Car- thage College, 1919-. HUGO M IxRESSINl, B. A., M. A. Professor of Modern Languages B. A., Washington College. 19183 M. A., Vanderbilt Uni- versity, 19203 Student, Fuerstin Hedwig Gymnasium, Neustet- tin, Germany. 1901-073 Special Student, Berlin, 1908-10, Vien- na, 1910-12, Paris. 1912-13, Ghent, summer 19131 Interpreter L'. S. Delegation in Near East, 1913-145 Student of Spanish Liter- ature, Mexico, 1914-153 Collaborator National Civi 1 , l Se 'vice School. Kansas City, 1916-17g Instructor. XY3Sl'l1I'lgt0ll College. 1917-1S: Instructor, S, A. T. C., Vanderbilt L'niversity, 1918-19' Instructor, Peabody College of Teachers, summer 1919, Profesi sor of Modern Languages. Carson-Newman College, 1919-215 Educational Director, Federal Board of Vocational Education, summer 1921: Professor of Modern Languages. Carthage Col- lege, 1921-. HERBERT WILLIAM WHITTEN, A. B., A. M. Professor of Classics A. B.. University of Michigan, 1898: A. M., 1901. ibid.g Graduate student in Greek and Latin. University of Chicago, summer session, 1906, Professor of Latin, Southwestern College, Winfield, Kansas, 1901-1903, Professor of Classics, Fort Worth University. Fort VVorth, Texas, 1903-1904, Professor of Latin and Classics, Redfield College, Redfield, S. Dak., 1907-19145 Professor of Classics and Spanish, Ogden College, Bowling Green, Kentucky, 1914-1917g Associate Principal and Teacher of Classics and Spanish, Vanderbilt Training School, Elkton, Ky., 1917-1918, Instructor in Classics and Spanish, Southwestern Col- lege. VVinfield. Kansas. summer sessions, 1917-19185 Professor of Classics, Carthage College, 1918-. '-'dk '-'u'J'-'-Fu' fn -l'u'u'u I 923 u'hFd'n'i'u'-'uN'-'u'u'J'-'-'-'-'u'u'-'-'I-'u'u'u'u'nFn'u' 's l'l'l Twenly-one

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1:-.-.'.'.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-J,-.'.-.'.-fa,-.v THE RAMBLER 3: 5: :I 'I I I I I ! ll .I .I In 'I 'I I I l 'I 'I 'I 'I 1. I 'I 'I I -: EC S.lML'l'lli GRING l ll lFRl,l7rUlVER. il. ill., Pli. D. 1'l'0ft'ss0l' nf Pllilrlsnpll-11 J' E A. ll.. lffll. Pennsylvania l.AUlli'Qll'l .X, ll.. 15114. ihidl lirznl- uziu of lit-ttyshnrg SCl'l'llllill'y. 1594: Ph. li.. llnrvaril. 11114: Grzirluate Stnmlcnt. Leipzig. 1SEr5-fllig Leipzig :intl Halle. 1001-033 1'rnfeSsrir of llistory :ind Modern Lzinguages. Pennsylvzxniri fril- lcge 19112-151041 President of Pennsylvania Lhllege. 12104-lug Pru- fcssur nf l'l1ihisopliy in XYzishliurn Llvllcge, 1014-202 Professor uf Ph l ist Ihx in Virtliage 1' Ilene 10711 lfsil ' ,Z U f: 5: 5 -: E5 5 :5 5' .' 'I -. I .- :I .' Ii 1'I u'u'u'I'J'u'i'IH'J'I'I'J'u'I'I'I i'I' CI-I.XRI.l-IS A. VAN VELZER, B. S., Ph. D. PrnfP.v.wr of fllrrflicnzntirs lfirst prizcnmn representing Cornell University in Mathemat- ics in intercollegiate literary cnntest in New York City. in De- ccmllcr, 1576: Fellow in Mathematics in Inhns Hopkins l'niver+ sity. 1575-15813 Instructor in Matliematics. University of XYis- consin, 1R81-15831 .Xssistant Prufessoi nf Mathematics. XVisconf sin University. lit-5-194163 Ph. D., Hillsdale College, NSS: Life Member. London Mathematical Societyg ,lnint Author with Pro- fess-ir Slichter of University Algebra, lligher Algebra. Sclmol ,Xlgc-lira. Fourth Place Logarithmic Tables: Joint .Xuthor with Prof. Shutts of l'lanc and Sulid Geometry-Suggestivc Metli-Tvdg l'iofcssm' of Mullin-matics. Carthage Cullrgc. 11120-. JACOB DIEHI., A. M. l'rnfm.v0r of Rvliyious Ezlucalion TI. F.. Pennsylvania College, 1903: Principal. Ferguson Townsliip lligh Sclnirol. Pine Grove Mills. Penna.. 1003419041 Gi-:itliuzite-cl from Tlieological Seminary, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, 'lfltlfl Student. Theology and Philosophy. Leipzig University, lfvux-1041113 Pastor in Lock Haven. Pennsylvania, 1909-19153 Pasttir. Carthage. Ill., 1915fg Professor of Religious Education, Curtlmgu College, January 1010-. IUZZ3 Twclity

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-4- -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.r.m.'.-.-.-.-r THE R AMRLER JJ'-F u'.'u'u r'n'M u' XVILLIAM CARL SPIELMAN, A. B., A. M. Professor of History and Social-I Sriencvs 'u'n -'n u'ul' A. B.. University of Cincinnati. 1905: Post-graduate student at Johns Hopkins University. 1911-1915: A. M.. Johns Hopkins University, 19151 Professor of History and Social Sciences, Car- thage College, January 215, 1916-. 'n I' LFIVVIS OMER, A. B. Coarlz and Direrfor of .-iflzlefirs Graduate of the University of Illinois: Head of ljCD31'fl'l'I61'lf of Mathematics and Athletics, flak Park High School, seven years: Track Coach, Northwestern University. Evanston, 1910- 5 1913: Athletic Director, Northwestern University. 1913-171 Cap- ll tain U, S, A. and Divisioii Athletic Director, Camp Grant. 1917- 19g Athletic llirectrmr of Carthage College, 1921-. 'n 'H ALONZO HARVEY ARBAUGH. A. B., B. D. Professor of Bible A. ll., Lima College, 19031 B. D., The Theological Seminary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church at Chicago, 1904: Graduate student, Chicago University. June, 1907, December, 19091 P1'eSi' th-nt of XYt-idene-r Institute and Professor of Psychology and Philosophy, 19111-19173 Professor of Philosophy and Bible. Car- thage College, 11117-, 5' s'u'w'u'nFu'i's u'I'u'i'u 1 Twenty-two