Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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GRACE ANDERSON, A. M. Instructor in English and Social Director Cornell College. Radcliffe College, Min- neapolis School of Dramatic Art. EPHENOR ADRASTUS BROWN, A. M. Professor of Education De Pauw University. University of Chicago. Columbia University. EMMA BROWN, A. M. Instructor in Romance Languages University of Colorado. HERBERT GRANT CAMPBELL, A. M. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology Cornell College, Columbia University, University of Heidelberg. .IAM ES AUSTIN CUSS. B. S., M. S. Professor of Chemistry Illinois Wesleyan University, Univer- sity of Illinois. Clark University. Twenty-six EBIT ' , . D- zz. A as xl . J, Y E I '-....- N NE ,E . K' , -C - , , . I I 'K' - ' Q Q I , Q' 5 , f. 'I il ' I LILLIAN ENGLISH DIMMITT, A. M., L. H. D. Dean of Women and Professor of Ancient Languages Illinois Wesleyan University, Columbia University, American School of Classi- cal Studies, Rome. LAURA CLARA FISCHER Assistant Professor of Ancient Languages Carleton College, University of Chi- cago, University of Colorado. FRANK HERBERT GANE, B. S., M. A. Instructor in Economics Kansas Wesleyan University. Univer- sity of Kansas. MYRON EARLE GRABER. A. M., Ph. D. Dean of Men and Professor of Physics University of Michigan, Columbia Uni- versity, Ohio State University, Uni- versity of Iowa. IRA JAMES GWINN, M. S. Assistant Professor of Physics and Mathematics Morningside College, University of Iowa.

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Oltltice of the 'Viceltresident Dr. F. W. Schneider has heen Vice-Presi- ' - dent of lVlorningside College and professor in the Department of Bihle and Beligion since 1920. Prior to that time he was for a period engaged in editorial work in Cincinnati. Ohio. He received his B. A. and lVl. A. de- grees from German-Wallace College. Berea. Ohio: attended Drew Theological Seminary. and received his Doctor's degree from Bald- win University. For a time he taught in German-Wallace College. and has been pas- tor in the Methodist Episcopal Churches of Delaware. Ohio. Brooklyn, New York. and Pittsburgh. He has also done some work as an author and translator. Dr. Schneider is well-known as one of the foremost educators of the northwest. and is a man of exceptional executive ability. He is a man of high ideals whose actions are in- spired hy the highest motives, one who sees DV- Sfhnfiflm' into the future and wisely directs our actions in the present. His life is an example of the qualities of a true gentleman. Deao of Extension This year the financial potentates installed a new desk and other office ac- coutrements for Dr. John James Bushnell of Cherokee. and he hegan his duties in the department of the Forward lVlovement immediately. He succeeded the late Dr. D. A. lVlcBurney. This department-rather vague in the minds of most of us-was created in purposing the erection of new buildings on the grounds and the securing of two million dollars to put at the disposal of the college. It is, in truth and name. the advance move- ment in this institution. A large percentage of the fund items were written during the 1927 campaign. at which stage many generous contributions were made. Even we students dug deeply into our shallow purses-eif you recall the chapel for the student aid to the movement. Taking charge of all field collections on subscriptions and sustaining educational grants necessitates a considerable amount of traveling, hence the frequency with which Dr. Bushnell may he seen with his traveling-bag in his hand. President Mossman accom- panies him on these jaunts over lowa and the surrounding territory a great part of the time. State iroundarics, says Dr. Bushnell. are no harriers in the campaign. The reward y , for his lahor he expresses thus: Sometimes DI., Bushnell I do procure money. Twenty-five

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JAMES .IUVENAL HAYES, A. M. Professor of English Literature Harvard University, University of Chicago. J. WESLEY HOFFMANN, A. B., A. M. Professor of Hz'sIory and Polilics University of Minnesota, University of Chicago, Berlin University, Bonn University. W. M. HUBBARD, A. B., S. T. B. Instruclor in Religious Education Dakota Wesleyan, Boston University School of Theology. HENRY FREDERICK KANTHLENER, A. M. Professor of Romance Languages Cornell College, Harvard University. University of Dijon, Institut Francais, and University of Madrid, Spain. . FRANCES L. KRAFT, A. M. Northwestern University. JENETTE LEWIS, A. M. Acting Regisfrar and Instructor in Hislory Cornell College, University of Chicago. University of Wisconsin. HELEN ISABELLA LOVELAND, A. B. Professor of English Language Smith College, Oxford University, England. MARY OLA MQCLUSKEY, A. M. Assistant Professor of Education Southwestern College, University of Chicago, University of Colorado. MIRAH MILLS. A. M. As.si.wtant Professor of Englisfz LUT1gf!C!ff'C Morningside College, University of Chicago. FLORENCE CROSS MOOC, A. M. Instructor in Fren ch Morningside College, Harvard Univer- sity, Columbia University. Twenty-seven