Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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MR. E. E. HOPKINS Treasurer of the University Mr. Hopkins is the man who collects our pennies, counts them carefully, and stretches .them to cover the expenses for all year. Besides taking care of the financial problems of the University, he attends to the housing of Academy and University students in Talbot Hall, and manages the Deni- son Book Exchange. Mr. Hopkins is a man of many responsibilities, but they have never succeeded in weighing down the corners of his mouth for very long at a time. He is noted for his ready wit, and is very highly esteemed for his ability to make both ends meet . DR. H. RHODES HUNDLEY Dean of Doane Academy It is through Dr. Hundley ' s capable hands that many students have passed from elernentary school work to the higher education offered in the University. It takes a big man, and a good one, to handle such a task properly. His personal influence has gone far towards the development of the finest type of young manhood that has gone forth from the Academy into college circle: and into the life of the world. DR. ABBIE L. TULLER Dean of Shepardson College Dean Tuller is the person who now has to take the responsibility for the welfare and good behavior of some five hundred lively co-eds. In addition to her duties as Dean she is associated with the Department of Education. Dr. Tuller came to us from Smith College where she was an assistant professor in the department of education. Twenty-seven

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A Y ■0 A. K. MATHER Recorder of the University Mr. Mather is the man who sees to it that you do not try to carry too many, or too few, hours of work. He has the pleasant job of trying to shuffle around a maximum of classes so that they will fit into the minimum of space. Furthermore he knows all your grades, and stands ready at any time to inform you of the fact if you do not pass twelve hours of work. However, if Mr. ] Iather were not there to warn us when we do not take all the requirements, many of us would never graduate, while his ability to straighten out knotty schedules is little less than miraculous. REV. CLARENCE M. EDDY S ecretary of the University Mr. Eddy is the first man with whom most of us become icquainted at Denison. He mailed us catalogues and appli- ;ation blanks to fill out, asked for our references, and sent as sundry bits of advice as to what equipment we would and A ' ould not need in Granville. But his work does not end with the influx of a new lot of verdant wouM-be-students. Ml through the year he takes care of the publicity interests jf the college, and in June it is he who decides whether we nave worked a sufficient number of hours and earned enough :redits to warrant our acquiring the precious parchment. PROF. C. D. COONS Business Manager of the University Prof. Coons is the man who has to listen to all the CDmplaints about cold rooms, sagging steps, falling ceilings, and broken windows. It is a task that requires an infinit e amount of tact, and it is one that he handles most expertly. I he number of new buildings erected in the past year has greatly increased his work and his responsibility. It is indeed a big man who can efficiently attend to such a multitude of little details. 0 Twenty-six

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Spencer Williams Hundley Chambcrlin BUNYAN SPENCER Alpha Delta Tau, Phi Beta Kappa A.B., A.M., Denison; B.D., Morgan Park Theological Seminary; D.D., Colgate. New York Academy of Political Science ; American Association of University Professors ; American Academy for the Advancement of Science. Acting pro-tem as President. Dean of Granville College. Professor of Philosophy. CHARLES L. WILLIAMS A.B., A.M., Princeton; L.H.D., Bucknell. Professor Emeritus of English Literature and Rhetoric. H. RHODES HUNDLEY Alpha Delta Tau, Phi Beta Kappa, Kappa Alpha A.B., Richmond College; A.M., Denison; Sc.D., Bucknell; Graduate of Crozier Theo- logical Seminary. Dean of Doane Academy. WILLIS A. CHAMBERLIN Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Chi A.B., Denison ; A.M., Harvard ; Ph.D., Chicago ; Modern Language Association of America; National Federation of Modern Language Teachers; American Association of University Professors. Professor of Modern Languages. MALCOLM E. STICKNEY Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Mu Alpha, Kappa Sigma, Cum Laude A. B., Bates; A.M., Harvard; Fellow of American Association for Advancement of Science; Fellow of Ohio Academy of Science; Member of Botanical Society of America; Wisconsin Academy of Science. Professor of Botany. PAUL BIEFIELD B. S., Wisconsin; Ph.D., University of Zurich. Professor of Astronomy and Director of Swasey Observatory. FORBES B. WILEY Alpha Delta Tau, Sigma Xi, D.C.C. A. B., Kalamazoo; Ph.D., Chicago; American Mathematical Society; Mathematical Asso- ciation of America; American Association for Advancement of Science. Benjamin Barney Professor of Mathematics. CLARENCE D. COONS Alpha Delta Tau, Phi Gamma Delta B. S., M.S., Denison ; Graduate work at University of Chicago. American Physical Society; Ohio Academy of Science; American Association for Advancement of Science. Henry Chisholm Professor of Physics. Biefield Wiley Coons Twenty-eight