Drury University - Souwester Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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122 .,,.,, . V . MISS ALICE LOGAN WlNGO, A. M., DEAN OF VVOMEN HHER PRICE is FAR ABOVE RUBIESH

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Iliarulig uf Erurg Glnllrgv JOSEPH HENRY GEORGE, Ph. D., D. D., President and Professor of History and Biblical Literature. EDWARD M. SHEPARD, Sc., D.. Professor of Biology and Geology on the Ruth C. Gray Founda- - tion, and Dean of the College. ARTHUR P. HALL, Ph. D., Professor of Latin Language and Literature. VVILLIAM A. CHALFANT, A. M., Professor of Piano and Organ, and Dean of the Conservatory of Music. BENJAMIN F. FINKEL, Ph. D., Professor of Mathematics and Physics. VVILLIAM RULLKOETTER, Ph. D., Professor of History and German. WHARRISON HALE. Sc. M.. Professor of Chemistry. FRITZ S. DARROW, A. M., Ph. D., Professor of the Greek Language and Literature on the Goodell Foundation. LIEUT. JAMES J. MAYES, A. M.. Professor of Military Science and Tactics. MISS ALICE LOGAN WINGO, A. M., Dean of Women on the Missouri Congregational VV'omen's Home Missionary Union Foundation and Professor of English Literature. CHARLES H. SPURGEON, A. B., M. S., Professor of Biology and Physiology. ' JESSIE MINOR, B. S., Instructor in Chemistry. JEANNETTE BARNET, A. B., Director of the Department of Public Speaking. MARY OCTAVINE THOMPSON, A. B., Instructor in English. HARRIET LOUISE KIDDER. A. B.. Instructor in French. WILLIAM I-I. SASSER, B. S., Instructor in Mathematics and Physics. CHARLES F. VVATSON, Instructor in History and Athletic Director. MRS. LAURA TUCKER SEELYE, A. B., Instructor in History. MISS MINNIE D. TOWNER, A. B.. Instructor in Latin. MISS LAURA LEE PATRICK. Instructor in Vocal Music. MISS SUSIE MARIE DILLARD, Instructor in Piano. EDVVIN H. KELLEY, Instructor in Violin. I-I. L. HOOVER, Director and Instructor of Band. MISS ELSE DUDEN, Director of Art Department. E, M. SHEPARD .......,..........,..........,.........................,.....,......... Librarian MISS EMMA J. PARK, B. S ........... ............. A ssistant Librarian W. C. CALLAND ............................ ............ S ecretary-Treasui Q1 tOn leave of absence.

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EDWARD M. SHEPARD DEAN OF DRURY 'il NE fe O our class officer, Edward M. Shepard, Dean of Drury College, who has been our watchful shep- herd through the winding paths of ixuheraiogy and Geology, who has taught us habits of indus- try, who has convinced us that promptness and accuracy are habits worth cultivating 5 who has broadened our course by interesting and instructive lectures about parts of the world unknown to his pupils, who has made our science studies beneficial by many field trips to points of geological interest in the vicinity, who has entertained us by the fireside at Graydon with anecdotes of his experi- ences in his travels, who cheered us at Paris Springs when mother and pantry were far away, who has made us happy by his welcome to Winolzag who has broadened our college course and has given us higher ideals of life, we, the Jun- iors in his classes, wish to express our hearty appreciation and affection.