DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Faculty Professor, EDWIN POST Associate Professor, DADE B. SHEARER Instructor, RUTH ROBERTSON LATIN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Ph, D., Dickinson Co11ege, 1884 A, M.. DePauw University, 1914 A. M., University of Wisconsin, 1923 Professor, HENRY B. LONGDEN Associate Professor, MINA MAY KERN Assistant Professor, GUSTAVE ARLT Instructor, ELSA LESER I.. L. D.. DePauw University, A. M., DePauw University, A. B., University of Chicago. A. B., Indiana University. , ' CHEMISTRY M Professor. WILLIAAfI M. BLANCHARD V . A .qv I Ph. D., Johns Hopkins University, 1' Associate Professor, RALPH W. HUEFERD Ph. D.. University of I11inois. ' jg, Instructor, J. THoIvIAs PEDLOW ', ' mg , i f M. S., Rutgers University. Page Twenl q ENGLISH LITERATURE Professor, ADELBERT E CALDWELL Associate Professor, LILLIAN BROWNFIELD Instructor, JARVIS C. DAXVIS Instructor, HORTENSE Eox DEPARTMENT OE SPEECH Professor, HARRY B. GOUGH Associate Professor. ROBERT WILLIAMS Assistant Professor, HEROLD T. Ross Instructor, ETHEL L. MORRIS A. M., Colby College. Ph. D.. Indiana University, 1 A. M., University of Chicago, A. M.. University of Chicago. A. M., Northwestern University, A. M., Wisconsin University, A. M., Columbia University, A. B.. DePauw University, GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 192+ 1904 1915 1925 1900 1920 1926 1894 191-1 1926 1911 1921 1924 1925

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Deans XVILLIAXI M. BLANCHARD, PH. D., Dean of the College. XX'hen Dean NVilliam M. Blanchard was given an award last year by students for his outstanding work upon the campus and in the field of science. his ability as dean of the college was given its share of their consideration. A success in the field of chemistry where he is an authority, Dr. Blanchard, now in his second year as dean. is proving equally as successful in his ad- ditional duties. In the background of Dean Blanchard's life there lurked the humanitarian impulse that might have made him a preacher, The same impulse has caused him to take an interest in students. and although he is one of the busiest men on the campus. he his time to develop personal contacts which are mutually prized. 41. 'N .1 EDWIN POST, PH. D.. Dean of the College. Over a long period of years Dean Post has contributed much to the academic standards and excellency of Deljauw. Possessing unusual health, which during his college days marked him as an athlete even though he was small in stature, he has been able always to give of his best to the University which has claimed his highest interests. As one of the great authorities in Latin language and litera- ture, Dean Post attracts among readers of his writings the most advanced scholars. The Latin department. of which he is head. is as well organized and smoothly operating as any department in the University. His ability as a teacher is greater today than it has ever been. ln his half century of service Dean Post has seen DePauw grow from a comparatively unknown institution to one of prominence and prestige, and he can take pride in knowing that his efforts have contributed to that success. l.OL'lS H. DIRKS. A. Nl., Dean of allen, Perhaps it is because few students come to Dean Dirks with problems that he himself has not already experienced, that makes this prince of deans so sympathetic in his understanding of young men. Upper classnien who came under his guidance the first year he came on the campus are as eager to consult him and accept his advice as they were when they were freshmen. Possessing a faculty of remembering names and faces. Dean Dirks readily wins friendship. and inspires confidence. A student is ever at ease in his presence and thinks of him as an advisor rather than an official possessing powers to correct. In addition to his duties as dean. Professor Dirks is quite valuable as a teacher in the Department of Education. KATHERINE S. ALVORD. Dean of lliornera. Foremost among educators. and listed in XX'ho's XYho in America. Katherine S. Alyord is a queen among deans of women She has proven herself highly capable of directing womens activi- ties and is credited with the development of the Association of NVomen Students. and the XVomenAs Athletic Association two valuable organizations on the campus. Miss Alvord is progressive and in her forward look. advocates the erection of a womens building which can be the center of social activities and also be used as .1 gymnasium. She would increase the number of scholarships for women so that their work might be recognized, tl e , 'zretttr p 9 v . ,

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FACULTY-Continued PHILOSOPHY Professor, LISOAR R. ECRARDT Ph. D.. Boston University, 1011 Assistant Professor, CARROLL DEWITT HILOEBRAND S. T. B.. Boston University School of Theology, 1922 COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Professor, FRANCIS C. TILDEN A. M.. Harvard University. 1800 Assistant Professor, ERMINA M. MILLS A. M.. Boston University, 1920 GREEK LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Professor, RUEUs T. STEPHENSON Ph. D.. Leland Stanford University, 1900 ROMANCE LANGUAGES FRENCH Professor, EDWIN B. Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor, NICHOLS A. IVI. Harvard University. 1901 ANNA E. OLMSTEAD A. M., Vassar College. 1017 MILDREO DIMMICR A. M., University of Illinois. 1920 DWIGHT INOERsOLL CHAPMAN A, M,, Harvard University, 192-1 MRs. MAROUERITE DOBI' RYNIERSON Diploma cle Ein d' Etudes. Louveeinnes. Instructor, W. STANLEY IVIARTIN A. M.. Princeton University, Instructor, FRANKLIN V. THOMAS A. B., Indiana University. Certi6cat de premiere classe, Royal Victoria College of SPANISH Professor, EDWIN B. NICHOLS Montreal Department head. 1017 1028 1924 1028 Assistant Professor, PERCY G. EVANS A. M.. Boston University. 1023 lOn leave of absencel Instructor. MARCUs CHADWIOR A. B., University of Michigan Instructor, LAUREL H. TURR A, NI., University of Kansas. 1020 Instructor. RUTH F. WILLARD A, M. University of Illinois ENGLISH COMPOSITION Professor. RAYMOND W. PENCE Associate Associate Assistant Assistant Instructor Instructor Instructor, Instructor Professor. Professor, Professor. Professor. . JUDITH M, A,. Ohio State Universitv LLOYD B. GALE A. M.. Middlebury College YVILLIAM A. HUGGARD A. M,, Nliddlebury College A. VIRGINIA HARLOW A. M.. University of California JEROME C. HIxsON A. M,, Alleghaney College SOLLENBEROER A. M. University of Illinois. . WALLACE R. BIOOS A A. M.. XVasl1ington lfnivcrsitv IVIARY GLENN ITIAMILTON A. B., DePauw University ELSIE XVALKER VJALDOW A. M., Northwestern University. 1006 101-1 10:1 1011 1023 1023 1017 101-1 1928 I! I ir.. Page T