Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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W. Ray Ashford Frederic Eberle Edward Harvey Harvard, Chicago SECRETARY OF THE FACULTY Purdue ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES Bates, Middlebury, Harvard ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES ECONOMICS John Chalmers Middlebury, Oxford, Cornell ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS (on leave of absence) John S. Atlee Chicago ACTING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS . Paul M. Titus Oberlin, Princeton CHAIRMAN STANTON PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS 29

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 PHILOSOPHY Virgil C. Aldrich Ohio Wesleyan. Sorbonne, California PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY Wilfred D. Desen College of Antwerp, University of Lille VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY Philip B. Rice Indiana, Oxford GOFF PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY (on leave of absence second semester] MODERN LANGUAGES James R. Browne Naval Academy. Cincinnati. Chicac CHAIRMAN PROFESSOR OF SPANISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Fawncey Ashford still finds every freshman more lacking in intelli- gence and social graces than any other he has ever taught, but finds time. toe. to impart not a little know- ledge. along with the criticism, of the French and Spanish languages ... Ed Harvey, speaking whimsically of Existentialism, maintained his reputation as the saviour of the simple-minded . . . Cap Eberle struggled through the elements of German grammar without the dub- ious assistance of Winkie, but veterans of the Mather basement classes mi33ed the canine influence . . . Chairman Jim 3rowne main- tained tho pace of the department and barked out Spanish like so many naval commands ... En- rollment in the department was large, and majors, not overworked, wore quito happily indolent. 23

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POLITICAL SCIENCE As the rosults of the presidential primaries began tc penetrate to Mariott Park and even- tually to the recesses of Ascension Hall, Stu McGowan became visibly perturbed for the first time in two decades. Resigned but not defeated, he turned with unprecedented vigour to instill into his classes as many Democratic truths as he could before November. Lec- turers English, Braibanti and Warner took a broader view of the political scene . . . Majors complained that the department was getting touch, and the department, surprised and de- lighted. set out to make it tougher. To show that a new regime had begun. Stu himself taught three courses in the second semester and even proctored most of his own exams. Stuart R. McGowan Kenyon, Western Reserve CHAIRMAN ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE H London Warner. Ir. Harvard ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Ralph J. D. Braibanti Syracuse Connecticut Teachers ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE Raymond English Canterbury ASSOCIATE FROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE 30