DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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XVILLIANI W SWEET, Ph D , DEAN or THE COLLEGE Deans EDWIN POST. Ph.D.. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE I To Dr. Edwin Post belongs the honor of being the faculty member of longest standing. He has been untirmg in his efiorts to better DePauw. Dr. Post has been sought by many other schools but he remains loyal to us. He is one of the best Latin authorities in the country. We regret that it is not our good fortune to keep Dean Sweet with us longer. During his stay at DePauw Dean Sweet has been a man of strong convictions and vigorous principles. He has left a lasting impression upon the administration and the History Department. rfi Llseiut R. ECKHARDT, Ph.D., ASSOCIATE DEAN After a year's leave of absence spent in study abroad Dean Eckardt has returned to us with fresh enthusiasm and inspiration for his subject of Philosophy. He is a thinker of great depth and he never fails to broaden and enriehen the outlook of those with whom he comes in contact. Page Twenty

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Administrative Heads HENRY B. LONGDEN, A.M., LL.D., VICE-PREsIDENT For years Dr. Longden and DePauw have been insep- arably linked in the minds of students and alumni, and he has come to personify our idea of the DePauw spirit. Dr. Longden's chapel talks are well known for their sprightly wit and have been a source of never-failing interest to us all. MARION A. BRADFORD, A.B., REGISTRAR Miss Bradford has proved tireless in the numberless details which constitute the registrar's duties. She has always been gracious and considerate in her relations with students and has done her utmost to accomodate the many demands made upon her. W HENRY MCLEAN ST B ASSISTANT TO PRESIDENT SALEM B. TOWN, M.D., D.D., TREASURER Dr. Town has been the efficient manager of DePauw funds for twenty-two years. He has shown himself worthy of the most implicit confidence and trust. Faculty and students alike give tribute to him because of his strong character and long years of service to the University. DePauw has received much favorable publicity through the work of Rev. McLean. He has a reputa- tion as a splendid worker with young people, and he is considerate at all times to personal problems which students bring to him for solution. His position affords great opportunities because of his unique situation in regard to faculty and students. Page Nineteen

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Deans LOUIS H. DIRKS, A.M., DEAN OF MEN Dean Dirks is one of the new members of the faculty this year. He has been a valuable addition to the Education Department and tact and sympathy have marked his duties as Dean of Men. Dean Dirks has in one year won a firm place in the hearts of students. ' KATHERINE S. ALVORD, A M DEAN OF WOMEN DePauw owes much of the organization of women on the campus to Dean Alvord. Two monuments of her work are found in the Woman's Self-Government Association and the Woman's Athletic Association. Dean Alvord's ideal is to be not only an efficient execu- tive, but also a personal friend to every woman on the campus. ROBERT G MCCUTCHAN, B.M., DEAN, MUSIC SCHOOL Dean McCutchan has with ceaseless effort and suc- cess striven to build up the School of Music. Through him new courses have been added and the faculty en- larged. He has done splendid work in directing the Crchestra and Choir, and annually presents the Messiah. Many artists of note have been brought by him to give programs at DePauw. Page Twenty-one