DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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. Administration Ohlicers LIQMUIQI. H. MLIRLIN, IRD.. D.D.. LL.D. President' of the U1II'2'v1'sity. I-IIQNIIY ll. LuNI:nIiN, MA. Viva Prnsia'eIIf of ilu' U'I1iz'cI's1't,I'. W. HIIZNRI' MCLIQAN, A.I3. flssisfalll to flzv ,Pl'6'Slllf'llf. EDWIN Pus'I', Ph.D. Dean of flu' College of Liberal flrfs. LISIQAR R. ECKAIm'I', PlI.D. flssociafr' Dean. IQATHARINIC S. ALVIJRD, M.A. Dean of l'VUl'l'lC'7l' NN-'I'I,I,IAM M. BI.ANcII'AIm, Ph.D. S,xI.I':mI li. Tuwx, MD., IJ.IJ. Tl'0lI.S'lll'l'I' C,x'l'IIIzIzIN1i 'l'II.I.I.m'I'sIIN, A.l5. Cllill-lC'I' AIARIUN A. IIIMIIINIIIII, Ali. 1eCfjlSfl'UI' FRANCIS C. 'l'II.IIl-IN, MA. Lll7l'l1l'lUlI JIIIIN L. UI-:x'I., If'1I.D. Dirvrfor of ilu' 5lH7 llllC'I' .S'c'.s'siu1I RIrIfI's A. MIIIIIIISUN, A.M., DD. lilzzlownzvlzf .SC'l'I'l'ftI1'.V FIIIIN I4I.I N A. Ll'fNiAS'IA1iK Iffmf Ie.,,w.f.-ffmrfw -IUSIQPII T. DuI:IcI,I,, MA. SCl'l'ClGI'j' of the Farlllfy Km'm'IlI'I' Assistants in Administration CJSCAR H. X'MILI.IAMS, Pl1.D. E',-,HIL N. S,AN,,A,3,.5 Dircrmr Bureau of RCl'0HlIlIIl'lIflU- lion. MAIN' DI-EN NY, M.A. flfflllg RCI'l17'dE1' HAROLD E. RUIIIIINS, A.I3. fiSSl.S'lCIlIf Treasurm' M .x RGAR I5'l' G I L M OR IC fiSS'l.S'lG1ll L'l'l77'Ul'lUlI EIIITII L. I-IAILIQDON, AB.. S6CI'C'fCII'j' to Dean of lflfomrvz W. GUY MUIIIIISUN, All. Coafh of l'Yll1'Sil'j' Xltlzlefits H. MIIIIMI I'IURD, BS. Sccrctary fo Vice P7'CSI'dCIll MRS. ELIQANIIR TASKICR., AB. Scrrcfary fo President XVIQRA L. XVIIRTI-I, AB. Sevrvfczry fo P1'esicle11.t Page Eighteen .-lssislanf in IXCfflSll'Ul',S Ojfitv LIDA YIIIIIS .S'c'a'rf'fcIry to R012 MI'l.I'IIIzI XX'II.I,I.xAI H. GIIAIIMI SIljvr'-1'1A11fv1lu'v11f uf lizzilclings and G rozmds. H Ix RRI IQ'I' 1Xfj1A'r III5w 5 l7il'l'l'flIl' of l l' I1mc'Iz's I-lulls MRS. CIIIxIII.II'I I'Ii C. 'I'ImINIzI: l2irm'lor of MI'11's Halls Drum M. -IIINHS. ILS., Sofia! Dircrlor of Mallsfirlcl Hull MAIIIQI, D. TNI:.xI.I.s Collage Nnrsv Il. F. IZUWMAN, Chief Ellfjillflfl' Y JIQSSIC MQcANN,xI1.I.v Pzzrclmsirzg flgmzt for Food Sup- plies.

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l. I mf if fi fi 'fem U t . ,. - i'of wT 4 ' -l 'l QM. il.--,g sf., l r fir l l ' -' - -A fwfr -i-W. J' ' -fi,-l,f5','7 5 i. ' -1 i 'rT7i 'ii ii 1 fi'i -l 'ii ' i ia .QV -'ii D' fl Lf' ii J L'-iii I 'VU lv i:71li 'l'l',ig 'i i il d , 1 w' ff L-15 li lr ,3-'rf' 1 . fn ,' -'l 'Q iv ' J A' ,T. ii xi .f,,-:l- f1,'i J Li . s f - ' si La fi Q5 .. -g - '-,sl .ii -ii iw if +::.fw.,2f. H If --J ,, . .i is, sf ,,, -iv ,,:, V ,.,-- i.-,- ..,'..' ja- -r ' as ,Fra , Our new President 1ssPoNn1Ncs to the call of his Alma Mater. Doctor Lemuel Herbert Murlin resigned from the presiden- cy of 'Boston University last year to re- turn to his old school in an official capac- ity and to take over the reins of administration. Graduating from DePauw in 1891, with Phi Beta Kappa honors, Doctor Murlin has attained a rating in educa- tional circles which few men have reached. After receiving his A.B. from DePauw, he was for a brief time an instructor in the University, after which time he served for several years as DR. Iaamtu-11. l'lliRl!liR'1' IUURLIN p2LSlO1' of tht? Fl1'Sf lX l6fl'1OCllSli Cl1l1l'Cl1 at Vincennes. From his pastorate there, he was called to the presi- dency of I-Baker University at Baldwin, Kansas, where he conducted a highly successful administration for seventeen years. His work there attracted so much and such wide-spread attention that he was called to the ollice of chief executive of Boston University. His rec- ord there was so outstanding as to attract attention not only in the highest of educational circles, but in the eye of the general public as well. The student body there grew under his administration from a scant 1500 to l0,000, and the activities of the university have been correspondingly extended. ln recognition ot his work at Boston, and his outstanding position as a college administrator and educator, Doctor Murlin has been awarded the honorary degree of LL.D. by half a dozen universities, including Harvard. Doctor Murlin's administration here marks the beginning of a new era for DePauw. His length of office has been short, his official acts few, but DePauw University places an unlimited confidence in this, our new president. c N Ty! A, , ,-- lv ,U ff .iiif.g..-.g,..,asas .,.:'gitQ Qj..f::-,ss ..-az 2,7-.,s.a:L1-. ..-.,i2.--zigiijgi ' Q ..--'JI-T31 5157537 ' 'fi 'il X- BQE 'i,.ll.lPfii? B' Page Seventeen f, nrt X X

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Facultg College of Liberal Arts Latin Language and Literature lncmflcsson EnvvuN lhmsr, l'l1.D. lliclcinsun College. 188-l Assm'l.x'l'i-3 lilillli. Dun-2 ll. S111-ZARI-ZR. MJX., Dc l':1uw Lfniversity. 1914 lNs'l'iwv'u'ou, RL rn lQUlll'IR'l'SUN, 1Nl..fX.. Lfniversity of XVisconsin, 14123. Romance Language l'1:o1f1-:Saou Enwm 11 Nic11or.s, 1N'l.A., l lZll'VZll'C1 University, 1901. Assrs'r.xN'r Iheoi-'rcsscms iX1ll,IbRlil! Dmnicic. M.A., 1.T1iiversity of lllinois, 1920. l'1f1m'x' G. EVANS. iX'l.A., Huston Lfniversity, 1924. ANN.-x E. 1JI,1WS'l'lCAlJ, 1X'l.A., VIlSS2ll' College, 1917. lNs'1'RUc'l'oR:4 llflixmn I-2 B UR KS A.ll.. Georgia NYesleyz111 College. 1VIQxRcl.vs Cimnvvicic, A.ll., University of Micliigzm, 1918. S. PAUL hlonrts, A.ll., 1JC1l2llllV University, 1909. KYL15 li. MARLUW, M.4A., Miclcllelnury College, 1923. German Language and Literature Puoiflzssoiz 111iiN1:x' li. LONGDEN, MA., De Pziuw ljniversity, 188-l. Assoc. Puomissok A1INNA MAE KERN, MJX., De Pauw University, 1904. Ass1s'rAN'r Plum. GUSTAVIZ ARLT, AJR., University of Chicago, 1915. Greek Language and Literature Piaoiflsssok Rvws T. STEPHENSON, F'li.D., Leland Stanford -lr. Univer- sity, 1909. English Composition and Rhetoric llROF1f5SOR RAYMUND XY. PENCIC. M.A., Ohio State University, 1905. PROFICSSOR 1.,E'5'l'ICR E. RIITCHELL, M.A., Qliio State University, 1920. Ass1s'rAN'r Pizomfsscms Lmvn B. GALE, MA., Midcllebury College, 1924. A. V1Rc31N1ix 1-1.-XRLOVV, M.A.. University of California, 1925. Page Nineteen