Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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PHILIP MELANCHTHON BIKI.K D. D.. Pm. D. Dean anet Peat ran Proferam Emeritu» of the lahn Iawfunge arui Literature A. B . Cettyaburf ColUf» 1066; B D . Gtltyiburi TWIn|ic»l Seminary 1069; PH. D, Roanoke Cof le e IW4; I) D.. Gett »bu« Collew. 1914; Pr« Iwr ol Milhmalioi «nd Latin. York County Acidfmy, 18664 7; Profemor ol Latin and Greek. NortK Carolina Coilrfr. 1069-70; Vice-Principal and Prtdeaaor ol Latin. Lutherville I rmal Semi- nary. 1070-7); Gradual Work. Dartmouth, 107 - 74. CVk r h i m Proleaaor ol Phyaica. Gettysburg Cdkff. 1074-01; Pearaon Prolenaor ol Latin Lan- riRfv and Literature. Grltyrburf College. IHOI 192 : I )ran ol Ottyeburg College. I«IW; Milor ol lh« Pennn Jtttnia College Monthly 1076-9); alto ol r l-ut her an Quarterly IlVW-1907; Author ol Para f. tha Scwntdic and Christian. Jeeua. the Son tin Yount Men lor the Ministry. ; Member ol the Amerxan Philo th . KX. ♦BK. I otr I»}

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HENRY W. A HANSON. M A . D. D.. LL. D. PtexiJtnl of G tt ftbvrg Col teg A. B . Roanoke Colkfe. 1901; M. A . Ro»nok Col- lit . 1904; B. D.. Gettysburg Seminary. 1904; D. D . CWttvOiur» College 1919; LL D .. Uf.yette Collar- 1925; LL. D. Bocknell Umvsmity. 1925; Studied « 1 r,p Berlin ILIle. Ormnny. 1904-06. K»«ror s«. Luke » Lutheran Church. Pittsburgh. Pennaylvanm 1906-15; pMtor. Mewmh l.uthemn Church. H»rr»»ijurg. Pefuwylv nin 1915-25; Pr «- denl of (etlyvburi Colkfe. 1925—; Scabburd »i d Blade. P«. and S»onl. M5K. K4-K GETTYSBURG can boast a president who is loved by every man on the campus A scholar, a courteous gentleman. ami a sincere leader, his influence has created a harmony, a spirit of co-operation that is invaluable His supreme unselfishness and constant endeavor have insti- gated a progressive march which ho placed Gettysburg in a note worthy fiosition among colleges ol her class. These remarks are not superficially made as a stranger might suspect from the accustomed commendations ol a year book, they are rather the whole-hearted expression of an appreciative student body. Note his tirele » efforts in the creation ol a campus that any one can regard with pride, the colosaal and beautiful Memorial Cymnasium. and the equally majestic Science Hall facing it. However, his greatest building has been, not in steel, bricks and mortar, but in men. ! fis example has been a splendid and influen- tial one. his fine personality, his aspirations and attainment to great ideals, and his fairness under all circumstance .

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1929 SPECTRUM THE ARTS Department of Philosophy CHARLES FINLEY SANDERS A. M.. D D Profestot A B.. Gettysburg College. 1892; A. M.. GrtlyiUn College. IWV B L . ( ly UiiK TbtulogHal Seminary. W’; D. D. Lafayette College. 1911; Studied PKiloMmliv and Allied Sub- jects. University ok LcipMC. Germany. 190 -06; Translated a Number ok Book in Phiknophy and Education; Member o( ibe American Sociological Association: Director. Gettysburg Sum- mer School: PiolfMOf ok Philosophy and Education, (elivKlwri College. 1906 21; William Bittinger Professor ok Phihmophy, Gettysburg College. 1921 ; ♦UK. k+K. C G. MALMBERG. Pm D. duot olr Profestae A B. Bethany College. 1903 Graduate Work. Yale. 1907-0 ; Graduate Work. Columbia. 190607. Ph. D.. Fallow, Stale Uni- versity ok Iowa. 1914; Teacher and Principal m Public Schoola; Instructor of English and Education. Guatavua Adolph ua Col- lege. 1908-11; Head of IV|aitmenl ok Elngluh and Educational Psychology. Midland College. 191 3-IS; lload Department «I Eduratmn and Psychology. Thiel College 191 $-18; l vchoUwical ( bcer. D S Army, 1918-19. luluulional Diroctoe of Federal Hoard of Via-«.t moat Education. 1919-22, Head. Depaitmenl of Psychology and Director Bureau of Educational Kmarck, Northern State Teachers' College. 1922-26; Asaocuilc Prof cm ol Philosophy, Gettysburg College 1926: Member. American Pa bolngical Associatu ». Amencan Psychological Corporation. Amfriait Society lor the Advancement of Scienra American National Research Aaaociatioa; II K KENNETH L SMOKE A M A tutior P,oft Ph I) johns-Hopkm in the GyntOMii of Wertheim and Tauberbtar' ifahei m. Ger- ; Sttded at Si. Jrroac i College. Canada. IWW, Rome rfeld. Italy. l«9-9f A B. witli distinction. Oluo State Umveraity. 1924. L'ruveeaity Scholar. I924-2S; M A Ohm Stale Univurwtv . I92 Cmvemty Fellow. Noethwcatcrn University. I92S-26; Graduate Amataat and Part-time Inatructor. Northwestern Umvrr »t . 1926-27; Anutaai Profcaanr of ITnlusophy. Gettysburg Collrgr 1927 Department of German KARL jOSEF GRIMM Pit D • 899; Received Collegiate Education berbiachoftd ■nada. 1 8« 9E Springfield. III.. 1891 92. Gettysburg I heologi .d l 92 9S; Jotine-Hopiuna. 1896 01; Member of the American Oriental Society. The Modern Language Association.I American Dialect Society. I he Society of Biblical Literature and Esege v dea Aligrmemen Deutschert SprachVeve-.ni Professor ok German Language and Literal College. 1906 and ; ♦BK. sture. Author: Gettysburg 429J