DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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r THE FACULTY a Part of 'Em Caught Leaving East College at Noon a ,' The old .Arr Hall

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supreme motive and so have not always stood for the best things. And some, fail- ing in one or more of these high preparations, have not been genuine servants. But all such in their sincere moments will confess that their failure has been in spite of the influence of the Alma Mater, For to the ideal of scholarship, expression, motive and service our institution, whether as Asbury or as DePauw, has held for seven decades. ,ln the larger future she will write them yet more distinctly on her banners and seek to persuade her sons and daughters forward to the place of their fulfillment ! - l a EDWlN H. HUGHES. if kr of 'fe V t p32

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l'T11.ARv A. Gmnw, D. TJ.. Ll.. D.. Vice-I'1'esicle11t and I rofessor nt' llililieal Science. IJeI'a11w-l'11iversity. 1870, A. Il.. 1875. .'X. M.. ISSO, D. ll., latter degree lie- ing' l10ll0l'ill'j'. llaker L'l'llVCl'8llj'. IQO3. I.l,. D. ll G ll fb Ii K llnrn at 'l'Cl'l'C llante. lllll.I lDl'l'lHll'Ctl for Col- lege at 'l'L'l'l'C llante lli1.fl1 Sclinnl Zlllfl l,L'PIlllXY Acudeniy: IO years :1 minister: IXSO elected Prn- fessnr nf Greek i11 l7ePanw: 1886 elected l'resi- dent of linker University: ISQO elected Dean ut' DePauw School of 'I'l1eolngyg 1895 llCCllll1C Act- ing President nf DePauw: 18M elected l'1'esident of DePauw: since F903 Professor of Hililienl Science ill l,Cl,2lllXVQ Professor of l'lL'lH'L'NV i11 Wi- nona Institute, Sllllll1'Ik'l' of lm: si11ce 1895 Presi- dent nf P1'eacl1e1's' Aid Society in the Northwest Indiana Co11fe1'e11ceg has been a delegate in three General Conferences. illlfl i11 IQOI was a delegate tu tl1e lfClllllL'IllC!ll C011fe1'e11ce llCltl at Lmidnn. l'.1111'1N l'ns'1', A. ll., Ph. IJ. l'1'ufesso1' nf Latin. .lJlClilllStJ1l l'UllL'g'l', of l'L'llllSj'lVillll2l. '72: l'll. D., '82, KD K WP fb ll K llnrn i11 New jersey: lll'Cllill'CCl for Cnllege lay 111'i1'ate tntnr and i11 New Jersey Classical Insti- tute and PCllllll1glOll Se111inz11'y: '72 to '77 taugght i11 Pe11ni11gtn11 Se111i11:1ry: '77 to '79 t:1111.fl1t and preached in Pl1iladelpl1ia: '79 came to DCPIIIINV University. where l1e has l'Cll'Hlll10Kl as l l'0l'L'SS0l' of Latin, Dn1'i11g lllfl years from '86 tn '88 was i11 l':lll'0llC i11 ll1C Uliiversitics of lionn and Herlin. flllfl i11 Archeological study i11 ltaly, especially at Naples. Pompeii and Rome. liesides cn11t1'il111tin11s to Pl1ilolr1gic:1l J0lll'llHlS, lloctnr Post has written Latin at Sight, a text l1nok, and lE11igran1s nl' lXl:11'tial, now in press. I11 years nf service l1e is tl1e seninr prnfesscn' nf the illSlllllllOl1. and l1e has gladly chosen to llllllik' his college work tlle chief Zlilll nf his life. linr twenty years l1e was U11i- versity l.il11'a1'i:111, and tn l1i111 we owe tl1e devel- opment of our lll'l'S0l1l l.il1ra1'y. Doctor Post has been :1 lllCl1ll7L'l' nf tl1e A111e1'ica11 Pl1ilologieal Sn- eicty for twenty years: at present l1e is one of 1l1e Klllllilglllg Coniinitlee of The American Sclinnl nf Classical Studies ill Ro111e. DIM11-Ls R11.1-21' W1c.x1'1c1:V, .-X. M., S. 'I'. ll. l'1'ofessn1'of Political Science. .Received his Masters degree from Allegheny Col- lege, l'e11nsylvania, and later graduated from Garret I-liblical Institution at Evans- ton. VVas for sixteen years consul and con- sul general at .'Xl1lWCl'1JZ1llil Vienna. 34