Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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rl .1 :ii ii tfl L! 1 A :IF '1 i i Qi V4 EJ -il 1 ul -l 1 lil ,J fr -'N J U 1, , L, lil il fl llff . :ir l 9,1 H lr ,.. il -l fi 1.1 1. L. 1, 2 il V. -1 2-l C l .J X , o. ll ll 1 llama. .me eaf'tn.re.r.,3i ,,., t ' 511 ill ll ill la I-rw . N l E Dr. Avery Af. Shaw ,laffl ll l ill A Brief Biographical Sketch lil all E' l 4, R. AVERY A. SHAW was born in Waterville, Nova Scotia, on October ,l l 2, 1870, He attended Acadia college of Nova Scotia and received his A ggi master's degree in 1896. Following a two-year course at Rochester p ,WB Theological seminary, he became actively engaged in chuigch work. 6 Q T ll , .His first charge was the Baptist church of Windsor, Nova Scotia, but in ' ll il9,00, he changed to the Brookline, Mass., Baptist church, where he served .as pastor for four years. Prom 1907 to l9ll, he was pastor of the First Baptist Church of Winnipeg, Canada, and the following year he accepted the pastorate of the East End Baptist Church of Cleveland, where he remained for lil four years. He accepted the call to the Emmanuel Baptist Church of Brooklyn, HM J lvlgl N. Y., in 1914, where he was pastor until he became president of Denison university in l927. 'll l fr Q l ll A college of liberal arts, Dr. Shaw states, cannot compete with a grad- Fl My QE iuate school, but there is a real future for the liberal arts college such as we are ll producing. Pour years of liberal arts education is coming to be recognized as lll the best preparation and is being required by most professional schools. ij dx ll -li ll The Christian college of liberal arts, declares Dr. Shaw, will be a self- flilllll governing miniature of the societyfor which education seeks to train our youth. 5 1, ll l .Education is not training for life, it is life in training. Such a school as ours D I ll will be large enough to escape the dangers of intellectual snobbery and small ll enough for personal knowledge and intimate contacts among the students as gl 'well as between the students and the faculty. lt will include young men and li women from all classes in society who seek in its halls preparation for the com- il mon ways of life. Q 'f l The real problem' of today, says Dr. Shaw, is not lthese wild young ill people,' but these wild middle-aged people. Since he firmly believes that the W- x 1 lllfl future rests on the shoulders of youth, Dr. Shaw takes a far greater interest in ' Ni llxllil his contact with the personal problems of the students than he does in his ' i duties pertaining to the mere mechanical regulation o-f the university. lt isn't . IN l a question of our standardized curriculum, he declares, but of the inspiration yrlall, l, afforded by the institution. Not o-nly does Dr. Shaw believe in Greater -ji Denison, but he has a new slogan of Better Denison, and to that end he A' ill? is directing his efforts. - Tir all i is 1 lil l z..,fffal2QaiiJ.4Ll A :reef - :rpm ii Ari Page Twenty

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.V Y , li .N S Kg Nu rw I1 ll Wg 5 y E 1 1 I l A T H e A dy-le Lt nfl AL 1 D o l ?lf?'Z,jQE lf Qfli?-F T'T 3' WT'-' C ' ' +- ' 1- 1'l'v' ii3:J:t.. I ml li. Board oil: 'lfrusitoos 1 A l .. Officers of the Board Aly: . pri. REV. HERBERT P. STILWELL, A.M., D.D., LL.D,, President CoL. EDWARD A. DEEDS, B.S., Vice President REV. MILLARD BRELSEORD, AB., D.D., Secretary lil F. Members i Ex-Offcio President of the University CLASS 1-Term Expires June, 1928 . li Edward Canby ........... - ............ - ........... Dayton Franklin G. Smith, .......... - ...,..,.....-.... Cleveland l Computing Scale Co. 5401 Hamilton Avenue gl Charles H, Prescott --,--.,,-..-..,,-.,,,,,,,,,-,, Cleveland CYWS S' 'Eaton' A-M- -------------------- 7---'Cl9Vel31'1d K1 Saginaw Bay Lumber Co., 2106 W. Third St. Tins ani: Cel! Cuyahoga Budding 1 .1 l Harry W. Amgsy B.LQ---mmm-WMUWcambridge Rev. ieston . C ambers, D.D. ........ Granville 1 Rev. Henry T. Crane, D.D.-,-- ...... --.Cincinnati H Rev. Millard Brelsford, A.-B., D.D. ........... -.-- 2427 Auburn Avenue Cleveland Howard Lewis, A.B.--.-----------------,-------.Toledo lil 1885 Grasmere Street Nicholas Building 1, Julius G. Lamson.-- ...... - ..................... Toledo Grover P. Osborne, LL.D .,.,, ..,....,,,.. C incinnati 1, i 333 Summit Street 1003 Chapel Street -ll ll ' CLASS I1-Term Expires June, 1929 L l Frederick P. Beaver ....... E ......................... D ayton Col. Edward A. Deeds, B.S. ....... - ........... Dayton Fi A 215 W. Second Street Mutual Home Building I Professor Alfred D. Cole, A.M. .......... Columbus David E- Green' BS LL-B' ---------------- Cleveland li Ohio State University ' 1805 Guarantee Title Building .I ' l-a Wallace H. oarhem, Es., L.H.D. ...... Cleveland Alfred Ml Cellar' Pl1-B'---- ----------------- lvlemslleld 10.700 Euclid Avenue Dedee Meter Ce- l professor 'Osman C. Hooper, A.M., L.H.D' u Rev. Horace T. Houf, A.M.. B.D. ..., Rio' Grande El!! I ---------------------5---------------5-----7--------C0111mbus Percy L. Whitsee. A.B.-----------------.----Cincinnati 1 Ohio State University 24 W. Ninth Street ll , Willard D, Chamberlain l,,,,,.,-,,,,,,,,. .....,,, D ayton Charles P. Burke, Ph.B. .......,..., Brooklyn, N. Y. QI W 113 W. Monument Avenue A 144 Pierrepont Avenue I ' CLASS 11l+Term Expires June, 1930 fll ' W Jacob R. Davies, A.M. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., Newark Lewis R. Zollars ..............,..... ................ C anton Q' MLN Trust Building 300 Market Avenue Ambrose Swaseyi DlEng., SCD., LL'D,-H--u--- Rev. J. Loring Cheney, A.M., Ph.D. ...... Hebron A A ----------------- W -- ---------- E -5 ---------------- Clwelilfld Fred D. Barker, Ph.M., M.D. ..,........... Granville l, A amet an Wasey John C. Haswell ........... - ...,.............. ..---Dayton ll XTOYFCHCC HlHfg1l52lI'tI---E- ------ S ---------------- D HYYOH Dayton Malleable Iron Works -ll 11 ffl ' any treat ' 1 l Howard Olmstead, Ph.B. .................... Cleveland ' lljl Vinton R. Sheppard, A.M.-------Q ....... Cincinnati 1722 Keith, Building lgllrvll M- 54? Mem Sfmt Rev, W, H. caeiafweir. D.D, ........... - ....... Dayton -l A Rev. Herbert P. Stilwell, A.M., DIG, LILDP 515 Grand Avenue ll is '''' ' ' ' -'nphua dp ia' 3' Horace C. Peight Pl1.B.---- ...... .. ...... ..-..Dayt0n Xl 418 S' 44th Street I 1 l Dayton Savings and Trust Co. fllll Rev, John F. Herget, A.M. ................ Cincinnati f 'll . Ninth Street Baptist Church dDeceased. ll ' ll il ll . I' Y . M-img V W' 1 'FF' 1 f Y - ll lllllQ HLTEUQ- if: Y TEFL ' Li-sta EQL,Xih I' 87- Y C -fr F -NR ' 2 ' ' ,x.,, iAL+-- --f A -f+- 'f-T 7'+ ? ' X - .... fee- . S. efeazgi aa -e ee. iii! Page Twenty-one