Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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THE OFFICES OF ADMISSIONS AND ALUMNI Robert B. Brown Kenyon SECRETARY OF THE COLLEGE Myron B. Bloy, Jr. Kenyon ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Tracy Scudaer Rutgers, Maryland DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS 25

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THE OFFICE OF THE TREASURER AND PEIRCE HALL William E. Camp, Jr. Western Reserve TREASURER Lillian G. Chard Simmons DIETITIAN Mildred I. Kimball Minnesota ASSOCIATE DIETITIAN

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 ENGLISH Potential students of Kenyon Col- lege hear, long before they enter, that practically the only subject taught at the College of ary aca- demic value is English. As under- graduates, on the other hand, they find much of the non-English curri- culum fairly stimulating and even adequately taught, although thoir reverence for the department re- mains always strong . . . Chairman Denny Sutcliffe chose this year to lecture, in British accents, to Har- vard youth, and Charlie Coffin took up again the reins of the depart- ment he headed in pre-Sutfliffe days. Phi! Timbcrlake ana Pappy Ransom ccntinuod in their settled traditions, and newcomer Howie Babb was greeted as a Sutcliffe fac- simile in all respects save stature. Charles M. Coffin Ohio Stale. Columbia CHAIRMAN DEMPSEY PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH Denham Sutcliffe Bates, Oxford PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH (on leave oi absence) Philip W. Timberlake Kenyon, Princeton MclLVAlNE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH Howard S. Babb Kenyon, Harvard INSTRUCTOR OF ENGLISH 26