DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Page lwemy-eight VVILLTAM EDWARD SMYTHE, A. B. Instructor m Education Mr. Smythe is instructor in the deparb meiit of Education and Psychology. He is a graduate of Indiana State Normal, a member of the Indiana State Teachersy Association, and was formerly assistant professor of Methods in Indiana State Normal. HARVEY HARTSOCK, A. B. I 1zsmwt0r m 5 001010 g3; Mr. .Hartsock was a man of college activities, graduating with the Class Of 1911. He is instructor in Sociology. MARY LOUISE NOE Instructor of Physical Education, Miss Noe is a graduate of the Posse Gymnasium of Boston, which is a school of Swedish gymnastics. She is showing her ability as physical director in her work among the girls. PAUL JONES, A. B. Instructor 1'11. German M r. Jones is a member of the class of 109. He taught one year in the Oklai homa High School. He studied and taught one year in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. He now has charge of Freely man German.

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DADE REE SHEARER, A.B. fnstrurtor in Latin Miss Shearer is a graduate of Chicago University. She came to DePauw in 1907, and has been an efficient instructor in Latin. She is admired by all who know her. HARVEY ALDEN VVOOSTER, A. M. Instructor in Polifiwl Science Mr. W'ooster received his degree from Wesleyan University, Connecticut. He was a University Fellow in Eco- nomics, Yale University, 1910-1911. He is a member of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, the Na- tional Economic League. He is in- structor in Economics in DePauw. EDNA DAVTS, AB. Instructor 111 English Composition Miss Davis is a graduate of the class of 1911 of DePauw University She is now assistant in the department of Rhet- oric and English Composition. WTLFRED C. LEWIS. AB. Instructor 1'11 C IIFIII'iSf'J'j' Mr. Lewis graduated from Lawrence University, Wiisconsin, in 1911. He came to DePauw as assistant in Chem- istry. He is handsome and silent; Page twenty-seven

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H. V. 1:11UMRURGER, A.B. Instructor in Biology M11 Heimhnrger received his degree from DcPauw in 1911. He is now as- sistant in the department of Biology. MARGARET GILMORE Miss Gilmore has been assistant 1i- brarian for three years. Her work has brought her in close touch with the stu- dents, and has won all their friendship. This year, during the absence of Miss Powell, she has been in charge Of the library. I I 111': Assistants and Tutors TRACY REDDING, Economics FANNY NAGLE, Latin CHARLES ODELL, Latin 1 3 VVTLL MANUEL, 111 atl'zcmatics SCOTT BREWER, German 8 PAULUS KOENIC, Gornmu VVTLBUR PELHAM, Alatlzcman'cx. . 3 GEORGE H LTLYERSON, Englixh 1 3 JOHN .BRINDLE, History ELDIE TROXELL, Public Speaking EARNEST MARLATT, Greek , EARL MARLATT, Greek ALICE HITCH, French CARL BISHOP, History MARINE DALE, Gymnaxium Composition Page twenty-ninc