DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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E. Q8 X V, X . A tx A .ag X N Q X X X5 X X X 5 S J igw .X ,xg X X s NN mx sxsxs EDWIN POST, A. M., Ph. D. Dean, and George Manners Professor of Latin Language and Literature Dr. Post came from New Jersey, having' received his MX. ll. degree from llickinsou College in 1872. Ile taught for several years in Pennington Seminary, and in 1879 became llrofcssor of Latin at Dellauw. The degree of llh. ll. was conferred upon him hy Dickinson College in 1882. Ile was in liurope from 1886 until 1888 on a leave of absence, studying' in the Universities of Ilonn and llerlin. llc has held the positions of Librarian and Yice-l'resident of lJel'auw, and is now llcan of the University. Ile has done much research work, and is a widely recognized authority on the Latin language, being' the author of Latin at Sight, and ulCI7lt1'l'ZllllS of Martial. lle is a member of the American l'hilog'ical Society. ANDREW STEPHENSON, A. lVl., Ph. D. Professor of History Dr. Stephenson is very proud of the fact that he is a member of the famous class of '82. After graduation he taught for a year and a half in the public schools, going' to 'Upper lowa University as llrofessor of Latin and Greek in 1884. ln 1888 he went to .lolms llopkius University to do post-graduate work and from this institution, in 1890, he received his Ph. D. degree in history and political science. Subsequently he continued his studies at llarvard and at Oxford. lfrom 1800 to 180-L he was Associate-'I'rofessor of Ilistory at VVesleyau Univer- sity, Middletown, Conn.. whence he came to lJel'auw in 1804. S 'fs Q- - . . A, . , . -, - f. .X X 1 .-,- V .... ', . Y, t .... A 4' f' 1 R X -s 1 ' fo-

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Nm '1?1fNWNYY5'XX X ifixiixwfww Milf'-X fix? Q SX sf. . - ss x xr XYQN? H x 88.59 S- R WILLIAM FLETCHER SWAHLEN, A. M., Ph. D. Professor of the Greek Language and Literature llr. Swnhlen is a native of XYest Yirginizt. lle attenclecl Colinnbizt Colleffe B :incl reeeivecl his hl2lSlCl'iS :tml l3oetor's degree from the University of Penn- ' v sylvzunu. lle w'1s lrof . essor of tireelc and tiermztn at Klelxenclree Colleff e S Illinois, from 1867 until 1873. ln that year he was nizule President of the same ,- college. In 1881 he aeeeptecl the Professors to the l resiclency of lN:IlllF2lS Wesleyan Lfni YYY- .,-... .,Lk .,..,,k.k . .e .. . . in 1880. lle now holds the chair o in the memories of lJel'auw stun hip of tire.-ek at lJel'z1nw in preference 7 ,N A mug -5' W N18 x rv m six 8 83 8 5 , X wi HILLARY ASBURY GOBIN, A. M., D. D., LL. D. Vice-President, and Professor of Biblical Science llr. Cohin is known tlnougliout the State as one of the two most helovecl men in Tnrlmnzt. lele clevelopecl along' with lJCl'2t1lNV, having' lzeen student. professor, viee-president and president. lle servefl in the Union army from 1862 till 1865. After having' received his A. ll. clegree in 1870, his A. Xl. degree in 1873, and his ll. ll. degree in 1880, he was eleetecl Professor of tireelc at lJCl,ZlllW f lliblieal Science. Dr. Golmin will he revered lents as long as the institution exists. versity. s .... .. x wgxgt gyxxx . ., , , X is ,,., . ,, . ,, . xxx 8 ,pi

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X X .s 'NS NNSWNYNS N K X?WXKNNNXNb sxs:s msssssWxmssw smssssww sseXy.-- lr mm ...L aww, .ages ,..... s ,, sv X 'N . ,, ,, we sri' W Ni i. s L A s X- YS NN' W0 HENRY BOYER LONGDEN, A. IVI. Professor of the German Language and Literature l'rofessor l.ong'den received his A. ll. degree from lleljauw in 1881 and , his 1Xlaster's degree in 1384. Tele was made Assistant .Instructor in Latin at Dellauw in 1882. A little later he was made Professor of the German Lan- guage and Literature. He studied in the Universities of Gottingen, Leipzig' and Munich. During' the last year he traveled and studied in VVeimar and Berlin. He is a member of the Modern Language Association of America and the Goethe Gesellschaft. MINNA MAY KERN, Ph. B., A. M. Associate Professor of German Miss Kern received her l'h. 13. degree from llillsdale College, 1X1ichigan, and her A. M. degree from lDel auw. She spent two years at llanover, Germany, in the study of German, after which she took classes in French and German at 1.JCP2ll1NV. lleing granted a leave of absence, she studied French in Paris for six months, and, after returning to DePauw, she became the head of the French department. She is now Associate l'rofessor of German. Miss Kern's ,L charming' personality has won for her the love and confidence of the entire , sg, student body. '1: ... , term O 4 9 K9 ? R f xx - 4 R Z tx Z ri Z 1: Z ,:.- 7 :rt Q iq if if 73? - W 2-It Q ii: A if .gc Z 2-1 Z .je y xt 4 X .f Q6 si X 5? fs 52 4 v-af it NX .IV ,, , Z2 Q Z Z Z V :ff E7 2.-2 X at x X .. 2 W b 1,-' .,-,,,,,,.,,,,f, -,,,,,,,, ,, .,. . f it W A ---', .... its..