Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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DEPARTMENT HEADS Left tn riirin: . T. Laprade, History; R. S. Roi.kr , Latii and Roman S iniirs; J. J. (ii:R(,EN, Malhciiiat ' us; A. d. VV ' iu- liERV, Philosophy. hft to riiiht: . M. Niti.sEX, Physics; R. R. Wilson, Political Science; D. K. Adams, Psycholoi y; H. L. Myers, Religion. U t to ri ht: B. R. Jokdw, Romance Lanuiiai(es; H. I .. Jensen, Sociology; 1. E. Gray, Zoology. 27

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DEPARTMENT HEADS Ltj ' l tu riiilit: K. CjIlberi, Aesthetics, Art and Mu i,-; II. 1.. Bi.omql ' isi, Botany; P. Al. Ciuoss, (Jicinistry; k. Rkakdon, Dramatics. I.c t to riiilii: C H. Hoover, luoiiomics and Bnsincss .Id niiiistratio i; A. M. Fuociok, F.dtication: X. I. Wiiiii:, I ' .niilisli; v.. . Bkkio , (icolof y. Left to rii!,lit: G. Voi.i.mer, (krmanic l-anii tafii-s and Litnatiiir; J. N. lid ksdai.k, (ireck; V . ; 1. C ameron, Health and Physical Education; |. Groi ' t, Health and Physical lidiication. 26

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FACULTY I ' ' r,R before in pasr issues had rlic faciilrx ' of Duke L niversir ' been iueluded in the ear- l)ook. The start felt, this year, that such an important and intet;ral part of the University could not be overlooked. It is because of this tiiat the 1 48 CIhan rici.i-.K.u is dedicated to the faculty. These men and women, widely known in the educational world, and possessing outstanding character, abilit ' and vision, comprise a well- organized facult ' and administration of more than six hundred persons. Kenneth Reardon, head of dramatics, is the sole member of the department and consequently he is nor included in this section. The twenty-two departments entail almost every phase of study which the student of to- day needs to prepare himself for future lite, r.ach department head meets with his depart- ment vvcekh- to discuss the teaching methods and procedure of his particular department in order to maintain equal progress in the arious sections. The high le el of cooperation and character which the tacult ' exemplifies insures the ex- cellent position and reputation which Duke holds in today ' s expanding field of education and also enables the graduate to better estab- lish himself in his lite after collesje. .M.SI HMIC ART AM) MU.SIC .SI All First ro ' n; left to ri Oit: Hall, I..; Ciilbcrt, Mr.s. K.; (iatling, rou ' . Mueller. Mrs. J.; Sundtrlaiul, l{.; Savillc, Mrs. I,. Bone, A. H.; MucHlt, F:.; Markman, S. 1). BOIANV DIP!. K. Seiuihi hirst run ' , left to rinlit: Kramer. P. J.; Bl )iiK]iiist, 11. I..; .VdilDins, R. M. TliirJ roil-: Second toil-: Oostiiig, H. J.; Perry, H. S.; Warren, J, R.; Anderson, L. K. Fmt V. .1.11 left to rifilil. Seeoihl roii-: .. ' ..stiiirj:h. W, ClllMISIKV DKPl. • Hill, I). C;., Cross, P. M.. llaiiser. C. R.; London, ilson, N., Darkis, !• . R.; 15radslier, ( ' ,. K., .Saylur, C; Bigelovv, I.. A.; Hobbs, M. K.; Ilioiui.snM. I). I-. first rou; left to right: l.andon, ( . I ' .; Hoover, I.. I)., Kilpatriek, W. yver, I ' . I.; Allen. C I liirj row: Speii[;ler. Saville, L.; Pigott, C). K., Wesson, V. II., Jr. r.(;{)NOMic:s i)i:pr. Simmons, K. (;.; Mace, A., Jr.; Shields, J. II.; C. B.; Snnth, R. S.; Black, .M. I... Jr.; MaeMillan, Secoiht row: Siigarman, . . 1..; I.emert, B. I.;de , I... Joerge, K. C; Bresuiek, W. N.; Ross, . I). J.. .Ashbrook, . . Ci., Jr., von Beeker.ith, H.; 28 I