Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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DAVID VVORTH DEN NIS, Professor of Biology. A. B., Earlham College, 18735 Instructor in Chemistry, Earlham College, 1873-753 A. M., Earl- ham College, 18793 President of W11111111g1011 College, 1879-81: Professor of Biology and Chem- istry, Earlham College, 18843 Ph. D., Syracuse University, 1886: Student in the Universities of Gottingen, Bonn and Edinburg, 1889-90, Professor of Chemistry, Earlham College, 1884-873 Professor of Biology, Earlham College, from 1887. A fiery steed, top boots, a short, stout Figure and a kindly Irish smile, amhling across the cam- us in the earl mornino' or scourino' the countr' in search of his bird class, and the mieture is eom- C D lete,-no, not C0111 lete, until We hear his fatherl O'reetin0', Now, in dear vounff friends, get in U D - b 1, the game. For many years his first-year classes have heard this greeting, for many years they have worked, and failed, and succeeded for him. Many have gone out from his classes, many have forgotten his words, but none the man and his Work. XVILLIAM NENVIZY TRUEm-ooD, Professor of English Literature, Rhetoric and Anglo-Saxon. A. B., Earlham College, 1873: A. lX'l., Earlhaln College, 189lg Professor of English, Earlham College, 1875-79, and from 1884. For him everyone has only respect and love. To be sure he has his eccentricities and hohhies and he could write volumes on every suhject that lies near his heart. But he always gives the other man's views a fair chance and can get more out of an apparently meaningless recitation than any other man on the faculty. Perhaps that is one reason for the popularity of some of his classes. But his real joy and his smile of approval, when a student strikes the truth, is well worth any one's effort. CYRUS VVILUURN I'IODGIN, Professor of History and Political Economy. Graduate of Illinois State Normal University, 18671 Professor of llistory, Indiana State Normal School, 1872-813 Acting Associate President Indiana State Normal School, 1878-793 Principal Richmond Normal School, 1883-87, A. M., liarlham College, 18883 Graduate Student in History and Political Science, University of Chicago,l892-933 Professor of llistory and Political licono- my, Earlham College, since 1887. Meek and mild and old-fashioned, springing the same jokes year after year. in Economics. with the same genial smile--carefully grading history theses not as carefully written,-giving the same preachy chapel talks-never losing his temper. Thus it seems to have gone on since the hegin- ning of time. And by his quiet, conscientious ways he has gained respect and love. 23