Lafayette College - Melange Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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4 r 1 J L f ff' x ,JL ' -. 4 I - ef tfagr 1 I it L I t J V , .. , 1 In , - v -X L Q 5, Q . ,x ,, ' ' tiki. .. -,.-jg5.C'J,. Q 1-'Y-J..Y.f'1. ,2Xx.g1 LU4. 4 9 . 1 1 -. Cleef F' LYNN PERRY, M.S., C.E. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering B-S-. University of Pennsylvania, 19065 M.S., 19075 C.E., 19095 Assistant Engineer, Board of Water I 9 1 Supply, New York City, 19075 Bureau of Surveys, Philadelphia, 19105 Consulting Engineer, 19145 , ' A Q Sanitary Engineer, New Jersey State Department of Health, 19175 Captain, U. S. A., 1918-19195 ' , ' . Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, Lafayette, 1919- 5 Member, American Society of Civil , Engineers5 American Society of Mechanical Engineers5 Society for the Promotion- of Engineering 1' I Education5 Society of American Military Engincers5 American Waterworks ASSOCIEIIIOHQ Pennsyl- vania Historical Society5 Military Order of Foreign Wars5 Sigma Xi. D Q H 1 JAMES HENRY DELONG, B.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry ZS . B.S., Lafayette, 19045 Assistant in Chemistry, 19045065 Instructor, 1906-185 Assistant Pro- fessor, 1918- 5 Member, American Chemical Societyg American Association of University Profes- , , sors5 Phi Beta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi5 Alpha Chi Sigma5 Elms. V J f. x' ' .1 . . LEON Z. LERANDO, B.S., A.M., PI-I.D. Assistant Professor of Spanish ' ,. . , , 4, B.S., Northwestern, 19155 A.M., 19165 Ph.D., Ohio State, 19185 Ph.D., University of Prague, C v 'X' 19225 Assistant in German and Instructor in Slavonic, Ohio State, 1916-185 University Fellow, Ziff, ' 1918-195 Lecturer and Harrison Research Fellow in History, University of Pennsylvania, 1919-205 ' Graduate Student, Harvard University, University of Chicago, Columbia Univcrsity5 Instructor of 1 Modern Languages, Lafayette College, 1920-215 Assistant Professor of Spanish, 1921- . P ,xi HAROLD J. KENNARD, B.S. IN C.E., C.E. Assistant Professor of Graphics 1 B.S., New York University, 19155 C.E., 19165 Instructor of Graphics, 1917-185 Army Ser- V 0' vice, 2nd Lieutenant Engineersg Instructor of Graphics, 1919-225 Assistant Professor, 1923- 5 Z . M Registered Professional Engineer5 Consulting and Practicing Engineerg Bath Borough Engineer5 - P 'Q Designer of Disc Precipitator5 American Association of University Professors5 Pi Kappa Alpha. is 1 1 I g X I JOHN CAWLEY, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics t ' B.S., Lafayette, 19105 M.A., 19145 American Society of University Professors5 Phi Beta Kappa. .3 Q, VICTOR H. DOUSHKESS, M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics , V 2 B.S., Lehigh, 19175 A.M., Lafayette, 19215 Inspector of Ordnance, U. S. Army, 19175 Lieu- 1 71 tenant Field Artillery, 19185 Instructor in Mathematics and Science, Washington College, 19195 1- ' Instructor in Mathematics, Lafayette, 1919-245 Assistant Professor, 1924- 5 Member, American - ' I Association of University Professors5 Mathematical Association of America. 1 . -I WILLIAM W. EDDY, M.A. i Assistant Professor of History f f 'F A.B., Princeton, 19115 A.M., Harvard, 19145 Instructor, American University of Beirut, 1911- 135 Princeton University, 1919-205 University of Washington, 1920-235 Instructor in History, ' Q Lafayette, 19235 Assistant Professor, 1924- 5 Member, American Historical Society, The American C - 1 Association of University Professors. Q . 4 j JACOB ALFRED BENNER, M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., Penn State, 19215 Instructor of Mathematics, Lafayette College, 1922-275 Assistant Pro- fessor, 1927- 5 Member of American Mathematical Society, American Association of Mathematics, , - 1 American Association of University Professors. 5 f WILLIAM C. MCQUARRIE, PH.D. Assistant Professor of Physics B.A., University of Toronto, 19205 M.A., 19215 Ph.D., 19275 Gunner C. F. A., 1916-195 Demonstrator, University of Toronto, 1920-215 Student of National Research Council of Canada, 1921-235 Instructor in Physics, Lafayette, 1923-265 Assistant Professor, 1927- 5 Member, Amer- ican Physical Society5 Optical Society of America. 5 -L J- ,. 3 SH Q Q '1 '7, 'X,,,, al- -W. ,,. ,X , , ,,, wi, ,HV H ,HVVW V Y , 1 N A In g --1 sk v, 1 ' La s V1. 5 1 L fg N 5 71 3 fi-xy 6 4 a s I an .. H- .. ,f M may 'M J ' Forty-am

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.N 1 0- ajrvk. ,L ,rs - '52 ' '-- Q Alf N f f 5, iw fr.- 5 ss., . ,ff J. , . s 515.3 Ln , I ' 0 , B 1 i in f 1-Q7 ' 'ESE , PAUL B. EATON, M.E. Professor of Mechanical Engineering I 1 M.E., Sibley College, Cornell University, 19115 Instructor in Machine , ,gg Design, Cornell, 1911-15 and 1920-235 Professor of Mechanical Engineering, ' Q ' 4 Chinese Government Engineering College, Tangshan, China, 1915-195 En- -V I big' gineer Technical Department of U. S. Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Tl Qui Corporation, Baltimore, Md., 19205 Assistant Professor of Mechanical En- gineering, Penn State, 19235 Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Q KK Lafayette, 19245 Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, 1925-295 QQ ty , Professor of Mechanical Engineering, 19305 Co-author of Machine De- , XT: I' ' sign 5 Member, American Society of Mechanical Engineers5 Decoration of ' 2, Chia Ho, Chinese Government5 Tau Beta Pi. 4 I Tig? HERBERT W. ROGERS, P1-LD. Professor of Psychology and j Director of Psychological Laboratory. '1 V : 4 B.S., Columbia University, 19155 A.M., 19165 Ph.D., 19215 Certificate i 5 in Psychology, University of Paris, 19195 Psychologist to Charles Williams , 5, rv Stores, New York, 1916-175 Regional Director of Employment Relations, f I, I ' V U. S. Army, Boston, 19185 First Lieutenant, C. A. C., U. S. A., 1917-195 I Instructor, Yale University, 1920-235 Research Assistant Professor, Uni- X- .1 fait versity of Minnesota, 1923-245 Assistant Professor of Psychology, Lafayette, C -S 1924-255 Associate Professor of Psychology, 1925- 5 American Associa- , Q. V tion for Advancement of Science5 Phi Gamma Delta. ' 1 1 1 I I 4 .4 Xgvrg ' F! in 1. 4 HAROLD RUSSELL CHIDSEY, B.A., PH.D. Professor of Philosophy 5 1 .MSD Cjames Renwick Hogg Professorshipj Q25 px Q A. B., Lafayette, 19095 Graduate of Union Theological Seminary in i Xa New York City, 19125 Ph.D., Harvard University, 19205 Master, Tome , School, Port Deposit, Md., 1912-135 Served during the World War as i wx, 5 W Captain of Infantry and Instructor in the Officers' Training Camp at Fort Y f Oglethorpe, Ga., and later as Major in the 14th U. S. Infantry, 19th yy Division5 Assistant and Associate Professor of Philosophy, Union College, 1 -' ,', 1919-245 Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Dartmouth College, 1924-255 '15 1 S Associate Professor of Philosophy, Brown University, 1925-305 Professor F..-: 1' of Philosophy, Lafayette, 1930-315 Member, American Philosophical Asso- A - ' pf- ciation, American Association for the Advancement of Science, British ' Institute of Philosophical Studies5 American Association of University ' , ' Professorsg Phi Kappa Psi. 55.1 IAN . . . . ' - is Q ERWIN H. RANDLE, CAPTAIN, U. S. A. Professor of Military Science and Tactics L f I A.B., DePauw University, 19175 Queens College, Oxford 1EnglandJ, 19185 Graduate, Infantry -X' School, 19285 Commissioned Second Lieutenant of Infantry, U. S. A., August, 19175 First Lieutenant fx' of Infantry, U. S. A., August, 19175 Captain of Infantry, U. S. A., June, 19185 Citation in Orders, Stl-i Division CA. E. FJ, 19185 Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Lafayette, ' 1928- 5 Phi Kappa Psi. .LS 1 Q I 1. Y .. Q ,, . -I Jj. ' f . ' i J vi, N K Z,,,... ..,, . ..7,, w is Y.. .W 5 . XA I .. .V I f,!..Y'.. -. .514 F Y., 6 H - ,,- ' V '- -' FWF! .FNSVVO WH, ,. -'r . Forty

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-x N. 1 A t 90- ' 1 Jfk, X dl .i ll ig - A A -I A -ev -1 I li ff sa t 5 .s I, , , ,fr I , W 1 fx-V , , f,, - R, . J. I L , A O l 5' -,, 5, i4Q4 Q M Qf - sk 1' Q2 . HARRY A. ITTER, A.B., M.S. Assistant Professor of Geology 5 A.B., Lafayette, 19215 M.S., 19245 Instructor in Geology, 1922-275 Instructor in Physiography, 1 Clark University, Summer School, 19245 Assistant Professor, Lafayette College, 1927- 5 Professor V 1 of Geology and Physiography, Rutgers University, Summer, 19285 Professor of Geology, University V. of Rochester, Summer, 19295 Assistant Geologist, Penn State Survey, 19305 john Markle Mining 1 r Society5 New York Academy of Science5 American Association for Advancement of Science5 Kappa ffl' Phi Kappa5 Phi Beta Kappa. - ' 551.5 42 1:2- Q ERNEST M. FERNALD, M.M.E. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering H I 'S Qflj Degrees, frcm Cornell University, M.E. 119151, M.M.E., 1192525 Assistant Mechanical Engi- Q I neer, Remington-Arms U. M. C. Co., 1915-175 Assistant Engineer of Tests, U. S. Navy Yard, Washington, D. C., 1917-235 Instructor in Experimental Engineering, Cornell University, 1923- 275 Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Lafayette College, 1927- 5 Member of the 1 , 4 American Society of Mechanical Engineers and of Phi Kappa Phi. f -X V ' ff X' r T, ,W x 5' HAROLD WADE STREETER, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages ' A.B., Brown, 19235 A.M., Harvard, 19265 Instructor in French and Spanish, Cascadilla School, C wil fl!! 1923-255 Student at the University of Grenoble, Summer, 19255 Student at Columbia University. W-lg, ', Summer Sessions, 1929-305 Winter Sessions, 1930-J15 Instructor in Modern Languages, Lafayette, ' 1 1926-295 Assistant Professor, 1929- 5 Secretary-Treasurer of the Lehigh Valley Chapter of the 4 American Association of Teachers of French. ' by gf PIERRE GAULT Assistant Professor of Modern Languages i N Studied at Le Petit-Scminaire de Notre Dame Des Champs in Parisg Instructor for Three Years ,'f f in London, England, and in Vienna, Austriag Instructor in French, Connecticut Agricultural Col- ', ' D lege, 19155 Technical Translator for the E. I. DuPont de Nemours Export Co.5 Instructor in S' 7 ' French at Amherst College, 1921-235 Instructor in Modern Languages, Lafayette, 1923-275 Assistant f , Professor of Modern Languages, 1927- 5 Member, the Modern Language Association of America5 9 Societe Nationale des Profcsseurs Francais en Amerique. i 5 1 ' , THEODORE BRAINERD HUNT, M.A. Assistant Professor of English Litt.B., Princeton, 19175 M.A., Princeton, 19185 Class of 1873, Fellow in English, Princeton, i 5 1917-185 Instructor in English, U. S. Naval Academy, 1919-225 Instructor, University of Hawaii, t, 1922-235 Assistant Professor of English, University of Hawaii, 1923-265 Inscrit, University of , I Paris, 1926-285 Assistant Professor of English, Lafayette College, 1928- 5 Member of Modern X ' f' 'l Language Association5 American Association of University Professors. fx' 4 v 1 WILLIS ROBERTS HUNT, PI-I.D. Assistant Professor of Biology Pl1.B., Yale University, 19175 M.S., 19235 Ph.D., 19255 Formerly Assistant in Plant and -X ' Forest Pathology, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, New Haven, Conn., and Assistant -ag, Pathologist, Forestry, United States Bureau of Plant Industr , Washin-ton, D. C.5 Instructor in f Y ls A Biology, Lafayette, 1928-295 Assistant Professor, 1929- 5 Men1ber, American Association for the I , U Advancement of Science5 American Phytopatliological Socicty5 Sigma Xi5 Gamma AIpha5 Acaciag 1 1 -7, Faculty Member of Arrows. ' , I RAYMOND BROWNOLD MILLER, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Economies A.B., Stanford University, 19185 M.A., Qliclucationj, Stanford University, 19215 M.A., QEco- nomicsj, Harvard University, 19235 Teaching Assistant, Stanford UnIversity5 Instructor, Univer- Zwf sity of Southern California5 Associate Professor, University of South Carolina, 1923-255 Associate N Professor, Northeastern University, 1925-265 Acting Chairman of Finance and Director of Fresh- 4 man Economics, Northeastern University, 1926-285 Lafayette College, 1928- 5 Phi Delta Kappa. T DALE H. MOORE, B.A., M.A., B.D. Assistant Professor of Religion ' V' B.A., McGill University, 19225 M.A., McGill University, 19235 Instructor in English, McGill University, 1922-235 Theological Diploma, Montreal, 19255 B.D., Montreal, 19255 Traveling Fellow and D. Phil. Student, Oxford University, 1925-275 Presbyterian University Pastor, University of A Michigan, 1927-295 Assistant Professor of Religion, Lafayette College, 1929- . - L I R 5 4 ., . 1 I WI v . ,R . -, 1 X Q iv' if P 7 If :I M7 5 ,X Y' 'I V ' . NNW 'N' ' f e 7 if 6,9 Y R n g -rf Forty-two