DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Deparlmenl of Education RL'l7L'S UIZRNARD YUN Kl,lilXSNlllD, ,X.lY., .X.Xl. 112 B K The trim nf L'tlIlL'tIflUlI .vlmllltl lu' to feurlz 11,9 rtlflzm' lmru fn think, llmn 'IL'!ltlf fn flllillk-Vtlfllfl' in fl1lf'1'H'I't' our 1111'11.d.v, .vw ax tn cmrlvlt' ns In flzfzzk for f11f1'st'!-Im, than fu fund flu' IIIUIIIUVX' 'zeillz the f11UIlQ!1fS uf ntlzrr 111t'11. llrufessm' lileiuSmiml was lmurn in Samlwieh, lllinuis. :mil was prepared for Cullege iii the lll'lY1l1C SCllHHls uf llattle Creek. Kliehigan. :tml lh'eg'ul1, lllinuis. lle eumpletecl this preparatory wwrk in l lherlin .Xeaclemyyi llverliirl lhiw. For swine tiiite he was engagefl in private wwrk in lZlllg'll2lg'L'S :tml music tmrler liiirtipean tutwrs. and later was gratitecl the tlegrees tif .X.ll. :mtl .X.Kl. from Xwrtliwesterii lhiversity, llis later career has heen rather varied in its nature, Fur seven years he was superinteiicleiit in various high selwuls: tire seasfms he spent in lecture anal etmcert wwrkg three years he was institute instrtietur in llliiiiiis anal lmlizma: fur two years he has heeii l'rwfess1n' of lfclueatinm aml lrlflllflllill nf the .XCZlflE'lllj in Del'atiw LvlllYCl'Slly. Yiee-l'resiclent uf the Suutliern lmliaua State 'lleachers .Xssociatiung memher liicliaua State Teachers' tXssueiation, The National lQllllC1lf titin .xNS4lCl2ltlUll, The Natilinal tleugrapliie Sueiety. ami the Nlasunie Lilith, 'l.XXlliS XYll.l.l.XKl HARRIS ' Mr. llarris was burn in .Xshlaml, Kentucky. :Xfter p1'eparatitni in his hume xx schools he enterecl l'ni1m Cullege, llarhersville. lienttielcy, frtnn which plaee he ,X reeeivefl his .X.li. clegree. ,Xfter gtrailuatimi he remainetl in husiiiess iii the same I' town for one year: then aeeeimteml the priiieipalsliip of the high selnitll in Ipswich, L, S. Daknta. fur three years. Ile pursued grafluate stiiflies in Clarke L'1iiversity R at llhreester, Mass., aiicl reeeiverl his l'h,l'7 there. lle has, since WON, heen E Q g Assistant llrufesstir tif liclueation in lV7E'lyElllXY laiiversity. 21

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Department of English Literature l'ROl7ESSUR ,XDELUERT EXRRINGTON CAI,DlYEl,L, All., AN. I llvtw' ICIIFTC' ri IIIUII nf lclfcfxr tlsllalllvd of his fll'l7ft'S.Tl.UII.H ijl'llfCS'4t'll' Calclwell received his .X.lmS. degree from Colby College in 1911. lfroin then until 1808 he was Professor of English l.iterature in Maine XVesleyan Seminary which position he resigned to accept a professorship of English Liter- ature anal llistory in lllinois lYesleyan l'niversity. In 1003-'04 he took graduate work in llarvarcl l'niversity. Since then he has taught English Literature in lJel'auw l'nix'ersity. During the summer vacations Professor Caldwell oversees his own Camp Uxforcl-a camp for hoys, in Maine. .'Xl,DlS llL l'L'l l ENS Xlr. Ilutchens. a nieniher of Sigma Chi, and a graduate of DePauw Univer- l'J0'l, was this year elected assistant in the Department of The very thorough training' he received at DePauw anal scholarship he maintainerl, have made hiin a valuable acl- sity with the class nf English l.iterature. the high stanrlarfl of mlition to the faculty. lle is a member of l'hi lleta Kappa. 20 ' X 1 7 JE Wi z

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Department of German IIICNRY Dt JYER IJ JXGIHEN. AIX.. AAI. A K E, dv B K Das ll't15ln'dv11ke. nzelzr liedellke II'ie. Professor Ltnigden was horn in Yevay. Indiana. on the thirteenth of Sep- tember. 1900. lYhen twenty-one years of age he received his diplema from l7el'auw L'niyersity and had wtun lnjmurs as a brilliant student nf modern lan- guages, Three years later the degree uf .-XXI. was bestowed upon him, He then spent twn years in the study nf philolugy. In 18132 he aeeepted the position as assistant of Latin at his .Xlma Mater and semi thereafter he was secured as l'rr'mfessur of Herman l.ang'uag'e and Literature in the same institutiun. In 1308 he left his wwrk lung' ennugli tw study in the universities of Getting-en, Leipzig and Kliinieh. Returning to his ehair he has steadily grown in the favor of the students until new his rcwcnns will no longer aeeonimudate all who are eager to study under him. lle is a member of the Modern Language .Xssoeiation of .Xmeriea and the tittethe tlesellsehaft uf Germany. KIINNX Xl. KIQRX, l,Il.ll.. All.. .Xssoeiate l'rofessor K K ll, KT' B K Kliss liern was graduated from llillsdale College, where she received the degree uf l'h.ll. l.z1ter she received the degree of .X.Xl. from IJel'auw L'niversity. Xliss Kern has spent two years in Germany, and six mnntlls in l'aris in pursuit of her studies. She is juint authnr with -I. R. liern uf German Sturies Rettvldf' MISS KIINNX Kl.Yl'IiRN .Xliss Klatern in assistant in the department of German in the College of l.iheral .Xrts in the L'niy'ersity. and is instruetur in Herman in the Academy. She is a graduate nf llel'auw and a memher uf liappa .Xlpha Theta and l'hi lleta Kappa. 22 N tk - an X 9 N! .., Sn ll 5