Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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CARL F, BAUER, D.D. Professor oj Greek HOMER H. HELMICK, Ph.D. Projessor oj Chemist, ry CHRISTIAN G. STANGER, M.A. Projessor oj French KARL HENNING CARLSON, M. A. Projessor oj English HENRY L. BREITENBACH, MA. Projessor oj English and German PAUL N. CRUSIUS, M.A. Projessor oj History H. EMIL HANSEN Projessor oj German LOYAL F. OLLMANN, M.A. Assistant Projessor oj hJathematics and Ph ysics C. C. ARENDS, M.A. Assistant Projessor oj Speech ERNA R. STECH, A.B. Librarian [ 11 ]

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THEOPHIL W. MUELLER, M.A. Dean and Registrar of the College and Professor of Sociology GENEVIEVE STAUDT. MA. Dean of Women and Assistant Professor of Education THE FACULTY As a prelude to our sKow we present the all-time stars of our movie lot — the faculty. Many of them tiave been witK the Elmliurst College Studio for a number of years, and com- panies of actors both past and present have benefitted by their able guidance. The faculty, of course, plays its main role in the classroom but is not lax in other accomplishments. Faculty members have won and are winning favor with the fans by successful achieve- ments in their outside activities. Dr. Paul Lehmann has proved his value to the E-C-S, for, to the admiration of all his friends, he now holds the degree of Doctor of Theology. Pro- fessor Paul Crusius also deserves special mention for the honor he has brought E-C-S with the completion of his doctoral thesis. We are happy to welcome to our company of directors Professor Herman Sander, who signed his contract with us at the beginning of the year. Pro- fessor Karl Carlson also came back to us this year. He spent the previous year on a well- deserved sojourn in Europe and has now come back as eager as ever to play his role, and we are just as eager to have him. However, we are at the same time sorry to see some of our most able directors taking leave of us. Professor Emil Hansen is retiring from active service this June, and all of us, especially the German players, will miss his most valuable guidarice. Words cannot express the depression we feel to know that Professor Loyal Ollmann, Ole, one of the best scouts on our lot, has temporarily severed his contract with us. His ambitions have carried him on to further work in his field. The company is unfortunate also in losing the services of three other capable directors in Dr. Rudolf J. Priepke, Dr. Harold M. Tolo, and Professor R. Hadly Waters who will not be with us next year and will be missed by all on the lot. i r- t-tti As a final tribute to the faculty, let us salute The Pills Brothers Quartet (Llille, Waters, Sander, and Tolo to youl). Remember their noble performance? The studio statt feels that Professor Waters deserves special credit for his work with The Elms, and we count ourselves fortunate indeed to have had him as the advisor in making this stupendous production. [ 10]

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MARION SMITH, B.S. Instructor m Physical Education HOS. H. CLARE. Ph.D. Assistant Projassor oj Sociology E. HEYSE DUMMER. Ph.D. Projessor of German HARVEY DEBRUINE, Ph.D. Professor of Biology OLIX ' ER M. LANGHORST. M.S. Assistant Professor and Coach HAROLD M. TOLO. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History and Government PAUL L. LEHMANN, B.D. Assistant Professor in Religion R. HADLY WATERS, A.M. Professor of Economics RUDOLF J. PRIEPKE. Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry HERMAN J. SANDER, B.D. Instructor in Philosophy [ 12]