DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Charles Ammer'man, .Ir... M.A. Instructor in Physics. Marguerite Andrade, PlLD. Professor of Romance Languages. Clarke W . Arnold, MS. Professor of Mathematics. Charles. 0. Aschmann, Jr., MA. Instructor in Speech. Gerhard Baerg, Ph.D. Head of Department of German and Professor of German Language and Literature. Belly M. Barbee, BAS. Instructor in Physical Education for W'omen. Audrey B. Beauty, Mm! Assistant Professor of Home Eco- nmm'cs. Herman C. Ber J M. Mus. Professor of Vic in: Director of Uni- versity Symphony Orcheslra: Direc- tor of University String Symphony. Frederick Bergmann, MA. Associate Professor of English. Charles L. Biebcr, Ph.D. Head of Department. oi' Geolngy and Geography and Professor of Geology Franz D. W. Bodfors, 5'1. Mus. Associale Professor of Piano. Earl C. Bowman5 PhD. Head of Department of Education and Professor of Education. Fowler D. Brooks, Pb.D. Head of Department of Psychology and Professor of Psychology. W'alten E. Bundy, Ph.D. Head 0 Deparlmenl of Bible and Marlin V. Bcigcr Professor of English Bible. Howard B. Burkett, PILD. Associate Professor of Chemislry. Classes on the lawn are common in the spring. THE FACULTY

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Admissions Director Mr. Willard E. Umbreit, director of admissions, is responsible for the ad- mission of new students to DePauw. He visits high schools, conferring with pros- pective college students on what DePauw can oHer them for the future. Other duties include responsibility for the annual scholarship competition and work with the College Conference for High School Students. Registrar Miss Veneta J . Kunter, the university registrar, supervises all procedures con- nected with the registration of students. Her duties include the keeping of records and statistics that pertain to students and the history of the university. These records are especially important with the long range view of making them accurate and valuable for the future needs of the students. Publicity Director Under the direction of Mr. James Ward, the publicity office sends Out aii news releases concerning DePauw affairs. Stories of wide interest are given to the newspapers in larger cities, while releases concerning specific stucients go to the home town papers. In December, Mr. Ward left DePauw, and was succeeded by Mr. Fred L. Bergmann. 27

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r Arthur D. Carkcck, NLS. NIus. Instructor in Orgap and Theory. Wallace V7. Carson, PhD. Head of Department of HisLory and John Clark Ridpath Professor of History. Boyd Collins, M .A. Instructor in English. Donald J. Cook, PhD. Associate Professor of Chemistry. NIarlha F. Cornick, 3.3. in Ed. Instructor in Physical Education for Women. Andrew W. Crandall, Ph.D. Pro- fessor of History. D'Irs. Marion B. Crandall, B.A. ParL-lime Instructor in Business EducaLion. Leah Curnull, Mluus. Associa Le Professor of school Music Education and Piano. Jarvis C. Davis, M.A. Associate Professor of English. Orville L. Davis, M.A., D.D. AssnciaLe Professor of Religious Education and ExccuLive Secretary of Lhe Council on Religious Life. NIiILlred Dimmick, NLA. Professor of Romance Languages. William E. Edington, Ph.D. Head of Department of Malhe- maijcs and Aslrnnomy; J.P.D. John Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy; Director of McKim ObservaLory; Executive Secretary of Graduate Council. Charles P. Erdmann, NLA. AssociaLe Professor of Physical Education for Men; Coach of Swim- ming; In Charge of Physical Educa- tlon Classes for Men. James M. Erdmann, M.A. Instructor in History. Charles W: Faust, M.A. Instructor in Romance Languages. w: Paul Julian and Chris Culbranson at work in an advanced Physics lab. IN 1951 29