DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Facts, Figures, Aspirin Tablets . .. Mathematician W. C. Arnold superintends finances at the Publications Building. The two here are H. E. Greenleaf, Fisherman and stamp callector, and W. E. Edington, another mathematician. M. Fulmler gives a helping hand to those exploring the limits ol quantitative analysis. ln his chemistry lab, L. Riebsomer, Famed lor his lecture notes, may be discovering a new compound. C. Heston of the psychology department concentrates on his worlc. ln their l-larrison Hall department Fowler Broolcs, child psychologist, and Warren Middleton, voice analysis specialist, tallc shop. Teaching the ins and outs ol advertis-psychology and performing as technician lor radio broadcasting lceep Paul Fay busy at his telephone. Milton Kloetzel might be dreaming up a few exams to give his chemistry students intellectual headaches. it Q7

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Plants, Pythagoras, Dusty Cadayers . .. DePauw's greenhouse provides suitable background for a discussion by this botany threesome, Winona Welch, T. G. Yuncl4er, who heads this deprtment, and P. lvlclvlenamin, youngest staFl member. Ar the microscope is Dr. W. E. Martin of l'larrisonls zoology department. C. P. l-liclcman talces time out from dead Frogs and zoo lectures to worlc in his garden. Rock Smith of the geology department enjoys an alter-class chat. Peering through his lenses is Willard Phelps, one ol the men who helps geology students understand the roclcs. Engrossed in his physics apparatus is S. Lee, who maintains an interest in amateur radio worlc. O. l-l. Smith, listed in Wl'lO'S WHO, is DePauw's physics department head. Q6

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WAR BOARD Top row: G. Vanelc, l.. Hutchison, J. Kennedy, S. Charters, R. Godwin, A. Williams. A Bottom row: S. Rothroclc, M. Sheldon Csecretaryb, V. Bridge CchairmanD, M. Clark. STUDENT GOVERNING BOARD Top row: M. Baker, M. Hartley, D. Montgomery, D. Holcomb, J. Steele, J. Bartley. Second row: P. Peterson, G. Rahe, N. lgllyehr, W. Hayes, V. Gibson, A. mit . First row: M. Raines Cpresidentj, M. J. Haversticlc, Cvice-presidentl, B. Gunn Csecretaryl, C. Roberts Ctreasurerj. Absentee: K. Draper. Q8 A. VV. S. Members ol AWS worlced on a number ol new and worth-while projects this past year plus their regular activities. The Barn is perhaps the most notable achievement of the organization this year, it is a gay college joe and josie place that is an ideal spot lor the pause that refreshes. It is merely the beginning in the plan which the board hopes someday to cul- minate in a real student union lor Depauw. ln the baclc ol the Barn is the new AWS Board room, where board meetings are held and general business transactions of the group talce place. Another ol the main projects For the year was to create an AWS council, a lcind oi House ol Repre- sentatives, macle up ol one girl lrom each house on campus. Socially, AWS had a banner year, sponsoring mixers, open houses lor the Navy men, and the traditional Golddiggerls Ball, bandage rolling, and the lcnitting ol alghans lor hospitalized service men were two AWS activities especially suited lor this war year.