DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Administrative Heads lll'NliY I3 l,fflN4il'PlLX, A iXl.. l,l D. l'1ct'fPrt'.x1t1i'I?l lt has been said ol' Dr laingden that he is the ideal of Deillauw and the personitication of the DePauw spirit. and every student who has had the opportunity ot knowing him has found that he is an intensely human individual. Although he can remember when manv parents of present DePauw students were in college, it can scarcely he said that his long years of service have made him old, Dr longden has acted in many capacities, and has shown an individual ability in all ol' them, At present he is yice- 1'1!'L'SIklCl'lfUl. the University. head ot the German department, and director ol' the Edward Rector Scholarship foundation SAl.l'M B. TOWN, Nl. D., D. D.. 7xl't'LlSUI'L'I' The tools to him that can handle them. said Carlyle. and apparently President Hughes was of this mind when he induced Dr, Town to leave his pastorate and come to DePauw in a new capacity, for he has remained and continued the work through twenty-three years, During his years of service, Dr. Town has guided the Uni- versity through hard times and prosperous times, but under all circumstances he has handled the nnancial responsibilities in a way that demands respect and coinmendation. Trulv Dr, Town can he called a DePauw man for he re- ceived his A, B here in lSn0 when the school was still Indiana Asbury College. XX' HVNRY Mfll.IEAN. S T, B, rllumni Secrelurtf Mr. Mcl.eari, in his work, furnishes the bond that connects all ol the inter-related bodies of the University-students. alumni. faculty, and administration. His cordial and friendly manner. his sympathetic and attentive attitude, all help to make him the confidant of many students. and his personal inter- views are really the most friendly of visits, Although Mr. lVlcl.ean has not been teaching recently on account of the expansion of his other tields of activity, the fact that he is greatly in demand as a speaker attests his ability as a director and an educator, lltltlt' fx t1?uIt't'n rn, SVFDN ' kit M? W one VQNEI.