Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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MARY CAMPHELL F. C. PETERS BULA GARDNER CARLHLINE MATSON Languages Whether one's ambition is to parler Francais, sprechen Deutsch, or parlare Latina, his ambitions may be fulfilled at K. W. U. Miss CAMPBELL is head of the department of French. There has been rather a great interest at Wesleyan-we wonder if the cause might not be that with such a charming instructor it would be a pleasure to study French. Miss CAMP- BELL is assisted in this department by MALCOLM STUARTQ MR. STUART also renders much extra-curricular assistance. PROFESSOR PETERS has been the head of the German department for the last twenty years. MR. PETERS has been in Germany the past year picking up new ideas to spring on his Dutch'l classes when he returns. We are anxious to see if there will be any marked difference in our professor after having spent a year in study- and German beer gardens. MISS GARDNER has taught German during PROFESSOR PETERS, absence, as well as Latin. Next year Miss GARDNER will replace MISS MATSON as head of the Latin department. Miss Gardner had the usual amount of difficulty with freshmen ath- letes which PROFESSOR PETERS has had for the last twenty years. MISS MATSON has long instructed pueri and puellue in the lingua Latina at Kansas Wesleyan. By her long service she has earned a leave of absence, which she will take next year. Page Twenty-seven

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Auditor and Executive Secretary lt is in DR. PLANTZy office that the an' nual budget of about 35121000 is collected and expended. Nonononono, my dear readers, the students are not held up for l' A' PLANT! anything like that. You see, there is C' W' STEVENS evidently somebody in the background who is interested in giving us a college education. So when you line up again with your enrollment cards in one hand and your checkbook in the other, suppress that feeling of irreparable loss and donlt be sore at DR. PLANTZ. And when the auditor puts a letter in the letter rack for you concerning that note for forty doubloons at eight per cent, be nonchalant. DR. PLANTZ very likely had a good reason for posting that little missive and in all probability you'll get several more like it during the year. DR. STEVENS is not a very conspicuous person around the campus. In fact, a good executive secretary oughtn't to spend his time on the campus, so we are informed. His work consists of keeping up the good relations of Wesleyan with her conference, helping to find that iBl25,000, and interpreting the Wesleyan atmosphere to the home folks. With his experience as pastor and district superintendent and in the field of philanthropic finance, he is a real force behind Wesleyan. CAROL PLANTZ, the young lady at the desk, keeps the books and types those touching little epistles mentioned above. Evidently the Smith Brothers Qnot those of cough drop famel are transacting important business at the counter, showing a preference to remain outside the bars. ! . 1 1 - ,, . .. . .. .A , .- , : - f ef , A ,.- , ' . t - ' - A. if R -- ,gn-ff Page Twenty-six

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N n - . I: ,, - sr ii lllllu is ,ff i rwlte. coyote Nl . l I. A. PLANTZ A. H. KING A. B. MACKIE N I .E 51 . . l' ' n Bible and Education DR. PLANTZ, classes in Bible are of the old traditions. Everybody who is not ii exempt because of religious scruples is required to take three hours of Bible, which :- means he must learn to distinguish thel source from the E, D and P sources, and major from minor prophets, and to read a few volumes of Hastings, Bible Dic- tionary. DR. PLANTZ also offers other courses in Bible when there is demand for them. His courses are given to aid students in reconciling their religion to scien- tific investigation. DEAN KING has been at Wesleyan longer than anybody else, even the Seniors. He used to have a pair of villainous looking moustachios, according to portraits in early Wesleyan publications. The Dean is head of the education department, where he imparts knowledge and admiration of Froebel, Monroe, and the Kansas school system. He is the most argued-with man in the university, but seldom has an argument with anyone. Whether it is a bewildered freshman wondering what will become of himself or a senior hunting a job, the Dean is the best friend a stu- dent has. ' A. B. MACKIE constitutes the faculty of psychology of the department of educa- tion, teaching general and abnormal. General psychology gets the students ac- quainted with the subject, and abnormal, so A. B. says, helps students to under- Wi stand themselves, as well as Messrs. JUNG, ADLER, MCDOUGALL, and others. g i 5' 5 The education department annually turns out a rather large number of well prepared teachers, and maintains an efficient placement bureau. if 'L N 'E' lv' . M ,. , men? Page Twenty-eight