Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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PROFESSOR J. E. SCHMALE, A. B. Instructor in Ene lish, 1915— A. B., Washington University, 1907; Instructor of German and French, High School, Leavenworth, Kansas, November, 1907 to March, 1908; Instructor in History and English, Manual Training School of Wash- ington University, St. Louis, Mo., March, 1908 to June. 1915. PROFESSOR K. BAUER. Instructor in Languages and Literature 1890 — Proseminar, Elmhurst, 1885; Eden Theological Seminary, St. Louis, 1888; Licentiate, 1888—1890; Instructor of Languages, History and Literature, 1890-1920. PROFESSOR D. IRION, D. D. Director Elmhurst Proseminar 1887-1919; Professor of Religion and Lan- guages; Graduated from Proseminar, Elmhurst, 1874; Eden Theological Seminary, 1877; D. D. Eden Theological Seminarv. PROFESSOR A. W. ARON, Ph. D. Instructor in Social Sciences 1919 — ; A. B. University of Nebraska, 1907; A. M. University of Nebraska, 1908; University of Leipzig, 1910; Univershy of Berlin, 1911; University of Munich, 1912; University of Vienna, 1913; Ph. D. University of Wisconsin, 1913; Instructor at University of Nebraska and Wisconsin. Sixteen

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T TAKE this opportunity of extending the hearty greetings of Ehnhurst Academy and Junior College to all readers of the Annual. Elmhurst Academy is open to graduates of the grammar school, and its diploma is accepted by any college that admits on certificate. Elmhurst Junior College is open to high school graduates and has a two year college course. Elmhurst is for the boy or the young man who wants an opportunity for a thorough education and training under Christian auspices and leadership. The student receives a good home and conscientious care. Everything possible is done to safeguard the Christian religion of the student and to develop strong and manly characters. Elmhurst is the logical preparatory school for young men who expect to enter our theological seminary at St. Louis. But Elmhurst also gives the best kind of preparation for any of the other professions. Elmhurst graduates are generally known as conscientious, loyal-hearted, resolute and successful men, ever ready to labor and sacrifice, to upbuild and re- construct. You will find them in all parts of the Union and in foreign lands as ministers, missionaries, lawyers, educators and business men. It means something to be a graduate of Elmhurst Academy and Junior Col- lege. We are looking to our friends to co-operate with us in maintaining the high standard of Elmhurst. Our prayer is that God would give us more and more pure-minded, loyal-hearted, earnest and enthusiastic men. Elmhurst will begin its fiftieth school year in September, 1920. Let us make it a golden era of opportunity and service. For further particulars, the year book will gladly be sent on request. May we ask for your labors, your gifts and prayers, in order thai Elmhurst may become stronger and greater for the boy who would become strong and great in the Kingdom of God. With all good wishes for God ' s abundant blessings. Yours faillifully, H. J. SCHIEK, Proidcnl. i ' ijivfii

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PROFESSOR H. L. BREITENBACH. Instructor in Latin and English, 1907—; Proseminar, Elmhurst. 1896; Eden Theological Seminary, 1899; Instructor in Oconto Night School, Oconto, Wis- consin, 1903-1906. PROFESSOR H. ARLT. Instructor in Classical Languages and History, 1910-1917; Askanishes Gym- nasium, Berlin, 1887; University of Berlin, 1891; Pastor in active service, 1893- 1910. PROFESSOR H. BRODT. Instructor in Pedagogy and German, 1882-1918; Seminary of Bueton. 1872- 1875; Instructor in Evangelical Parochial School, Chicago, 1878-1882; Armour Institute of Technology, 1903; Deceased, Oct. 19, 1919. PROFESSOR P. N. CRUSIUS. A. M. Principal of Elmhurst Academy; English Instructor ]911-1915-A. 15. Ilarxard Univer sity, 1909; Secretary and Educational Director. Prospect I nion. (.am- bridge, Mass., 1908-1910; Graduate Student, Harvard Ihiiversily, 191S-19I6: In- structor in German, Latin and French. Horace Mann Sciiool for Boys, 1 ' )!( . Ixc- turned to Elmhurst as In.-tructor. 1917. Scrcnlrcii