Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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-1:7 1 1511 Hlll ln U 11931 1 N 3 instructor in Ar r. QUE Hoizwsrciq We 119291 ,DER rr D. glish, H9291 J OVERLEY 119361 DN SEVERN and ll9l6l i -l PAUL CORY STAAKE B A. Instructor in Marketing and Mer- chandising. 119321 THOMAS ORR WALTON B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Olney Professor of Mathematics. 1 1921 1 LEFA TAYLOR WORTH B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English. 119191 SARAH CURRIER HILL R N. Resident College Nurse. 119351 ALLEN BYRON STOWE B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Physical Chemistry. 119281 MARY MUNRO WARNER Ph B. Assistant Professor of Educationg Director of Placement Bureau. 119261 MARGARET BOYS Director of Women's Residence and College Dining Hall 119361 LOUIS REMYNSE B.A. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. H9111 U91

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RAYMOND LEE HIGHTOWER B.A., BD., M-TIM M-A-, PHD- Assistant Professor of SocioIo8Y- H9343 IOHN BURTON HOBEN B.A., M.A. Instructor in Spe6CI S Difecfof of Forensics. I 19357 IOHN WESLEY HORNBECK B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Physics. H925I ALICE BROWN MERRIMAN M.S. Acting Librarian. 'H935I HENRY OVERLEY Assistant Professor of Musicg Director of Musical Organizationsg Head of Music Departmentg Teacher of Organ. H9343 ESTHER DEAN RASMUSSEN Teacher of Violin. II936I MILTON siMPso B.A., MA. N Professo f E I' Literatufefl ng 'Sh Languiie9 U81 IERALD EVERETT HILL B.S., M.A. Instructor in Physics. H930I KATHRYN ALBIN HODGMAN BA., M.A. Director and Instructor in Art, H93OI FRANCES WOLFE HORNBECK B.A. Dean of Women. H929I ARNOLD MULDER B.A., M.A., Litt.D. Professor of English. H929I MABEL PEARSON OVERLEY Teacher of Voice. II936I HERMON HARRISON SEVERN B.A., M.A., D.Th. Professor of Greek and Latin! Dean of the College. H9I6I LEMUEL FISH SMITH B.A., M.S., SC.D. Professor of Chemistry. H91 II PAUL C B A' Insffucp chandisi THOMF B.A. N OIneY I LEFA I B.A., IN Assistar SARAH R N. Resider

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IN MEMQRIAM Dr. William E. Praeger, professor ot biology, l906-l936, in Kalamazoo College, departed from our midst last August to be- come part of the glory of our past. His friends, associates, students, and bird hunters miss his expert and inspirational attention. His garden and conservatory continue, somehow, without him. And there remain with us echoes ot his stately step and his deep- throated voice, and visions of his handsome white head and his fine erect figure -- all splendid and rich with character. LQOJ