DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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se . Wx'x':w' mmm' W . -X is N 1 Q A . .s-Sw:er-xrlux-:X X x Xt Page , . Q 14 NATHANIEL WARING BARNES, A. M. Professor of English Composition ancl Rhetoric l'rofessor llarnes is a man of energy and ability. llc has been an active instigator of college reform, and has the reputation of making' things move when he takes hold of them. li1'UfCSSOI' llarnes was graduated from Columbia in 1903, and received his A. M. degree from the same institution in 1905. lfle came to Dellauw in 1907 to organize the newly created department of English Composition and Rhetoric. l'rofessor llarnes' services on the Athletic lloard for the past year have been invaluable. Last fall he was made president of the Indiana Association of ',I'eaehers of English. Xl' sg vm ' Y gb S Mx iw. A,'AffmffA442wf916wffffafwfm .QXNSET CNN HARRY BAINBRIDGE GOUGH, A. IVI. Professor of Public Speaking and Debate Professor Gough is a Kentuckian. lle studied at Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity and in livanston Academy. lle graduated from Northwestern L'niversity in 1900. In 1901 he was elected l'resident of lledding College, lllinois. Ile was there for five years and then accepted the llrofessorship of the department of Public Speaking' at DePauw University. llc received his A. Bl. degree from Northwestern University in 1911. l'1e has been very successful in coachng' winning debate and oratorieal teams. ixgfiiimfi-' TRN-sF?WYXfTf3F N X 1' ' QNX NNw1iiiiiQiiibNEEY?iXY??f?Fifi' II I?'ITTi Zffflfiif ii i'ffQ':liBQXlk'IfEE11QEWif'f'f'f.,.:ff it

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X X Q i N s s 1 -X s st s Xxx sl ' A it ' t 'A N i.'1't:f:g1c s. A M .es 'N NWS ADELBERT FARRINGTON CALDWELL, A. M. Professor of English Literature Professor Caldwell received his .-X. ll. degree from Colhy College in 1891. lle was l rofessor of linglish Literature in Maine Wesleyan University from 1391 till 1998, when he was chosen Professor of English Literature and History in lllinois 1fVesleyan University. lle received his Masters degree from llarvard in 1904, and immediately afterwards accepted the chair of English literature at DePauw. .l'rofessor Caldwell is a widely read man, and has a thorough knowl- edge of his subject. lfle is prohahly more universally known as an author than as a college professor. FliANClS CALVIN TILDEN, A. M. Lecturer in Comparative Literature 'Professor 'l'ilden's wonderful personality has ever held the esteem of De- Pauw University. He is widely recognized as a profound thinker and a lecturer of no small ahility. .Professor Tilden received his degree from lDeI'auw in 1807 and continued his studies in llarvard University. lelis classes in Comparative 1.iterature are enjoyed hy the townspeople as well as the students. a x MXRWLTQ. :..:1.vs:R:xs..s .Q svwas...sswN..vXAAXN1X tNSXY ' 55Y'f?555YY?3Z'f9fiN'55N2f2fl22221Hifi Tiiia.. is ,. , ., . ,. . . . , , ,, . , ,,, , . C . , . ,. V- page Quay tt-W .... t... .. C . .. ' N s ' ' Kew Xws ANS g has W, 15

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N X Xyswsss X s ss QS ,xy Q S NX NY N5 ' N me sxp 1 1 S Q W X W My W JAMES RILEY WEAVER, A. IVI., S. T. B. Professor of Political Science Professor Xlfeaver was horn in lVestmorelancl County, Pennsylvania. Ile received his hlaster's degree from Allegheny College in 1863, ancl in 1866 he was gracluatecl from Garret llihlical Institution at Evanston, Illinois. The Colonel was Consul and Consul-General for sixteen years at Antwerp ancl Vienna. In 1885 he came to lJel'anw as Professor of Modern I.ang'nag'es. Since that time he has had charge of the Departments of llistory. Sociology, and Political Science at clitlerent times. lle is now .Professor of Political Science. CECIL CLARE NORTH, A. B., Ph. D. Professor of Sociology Dr. North completecl his unclergrarlnate work at the University of Nebraska. Later he tool: grarluate work at Yale anal Chicago University. lle reeeivecl his 1Xl'aster's degree from Chicago. lle was a memher of the Chicago University Debate team. lle was instructor at Miami University in the Department of Economics and Sociology. l.2lIC1' he accepted the Professorship of Sociology at l7el'auw University. llr. North has a keen, analytical mincl which he nses very ellieetively in his lecture work. X 'LJ il1T .fL7. .ff 'Q TV, ,f f-.iil if-Q ,iff If 11-21-',I X X X N New X X X ' .. X X - ' '3 .If ,,,. . Qi 'i f- if X , . Ms xg xx X Xa X .. SN.- . .-- Xjt X Page M 15