DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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V lj - x Q y Uv , -we A X tilt? X Q .'- - ,. -l 0 f 1 xi ' I ,f .,.I ' '1 l 1 r J' . , N- , pmnm i!! .QL r 1 r mu! Hin '-wil my lun nil Faculty. .. An integral part ol any school is its staff ol professors. These are the teachers ol the three r's and plenty more. DePauw has been Fairly fortunate in keeping its statt somewhat constant during war time. Many have lelt, yet their places have been Filled. And the school has been able to continue as it did before Pearl Harbor. ln the left corner we have Miss Edna Bowles, Former singing instructor, and Clarence Jarvis, another DePauw songster. Violinist Herman Berg and Band director Arch McGowan discuss a score. Next organ maestro Van Denham Thompson, Dean of the Music School, and pianist l'lenry Kolling inspect one of their latest bulletins. At the piano Miss l'lelen F. l'larrocl practices what she teaches. l-ler little brown coclter does its best to win the approval of voice instructor Carmen Siewert. The camera catches another instructor at the piano. This time it is instructor james Ming in a very pensive mood. Two smiling librarian custodians are Mrs. Vera Cooper and Miss Agnes Barnes. With his two blond tots l.. B. Sands ol the education depart- ment malces practical application of his lcnowleclge. Many of our MIRAGE pictures are products of Sands. The witness of the youth orchestra is E. C. Bolcman, head ci the education department. For advice about the domestic arts DePauw students seelc out Miss Vera Mintle. Dr. George Parlcer is DePauw's man in white . The lady of the culinary arts is Miss Helen Cade of the home economics department. 20

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Q , ,7, ,,,,, , r. Song of Far-off Lands... A Franco-German non-aggression pact seems to be the order ol the day For French professors, Marguerite Andrade and Mildred Dimmiclc, and German-spealcing Emily lvy and Gerhard Baerg. Spanish professor, james Causey relaxes with his family at dinner. Rufus Stephenson of the classical languages department is the man who talces modern-day students baclc to the world of toga-wearing Romans. The Spanish department headquarters in East College provide an appropriate baclcground for the meetin of the head of Romance languages, P. G. Evans, and two members of the staff, Spanish grammarian, iaurel H. Turlc, and Miss julia Crawley, Spanish instructor. The MIRAGE camera Finds Mrs. A. C. Raphael busy at the blackboard in her French class. The man behind the scenes with the phonograph is the Little Theater director, Dr. Ross. R. E. Williams might be preparing his rendition of The Night Before Christmas in Yiddish, but more lilcely, he is giving last minute instruc- tions. George Totten of the speech department is caught in an informal pose with his pipe. QQ