Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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George Franklin Lamb A.M. Ohio University, Pl1.B., '02, Ohio State University, A.M., '05, University of Chicago. With Mount Union, September, 1905. Professor of Geology Thomas Elmer Trott S.M. Muskingum College, S.B., '08, S.M., '08, Harvard University. With Mount Union, September, 1911. Riclzurd Brown Profcssov' of AlEllf1IL'!MClfiL'.T Isaac Taylor Headland A.M., S.T.B., Ph.D., D.D., Litt.D. Mount Union College, A.B., '88, Pl1.D., '01, D.D., '11 Boston University, S.T'.B'., '90, Coe College, Litt.D., '13, With Mount Union, September, 1914. Dr. J. PV. Fawcett Professor of Religious Ed1lC6lfi07l, Benjamin Fitts Stanton A.M. Oberlin College, A.B., '97, University of Michigan, Harvard University, A.M., '00, Witli Mount Union, September, 1915. Associate Professov' of Education 26

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Sarah Corwine Stevenson, A.M. John Brady Bownian,A.M., Ped.D. 011i0 WSSIQYHIH U11iVe1'SiflY, A-B-, '10: Mount Union College, A.B., '92g A.M., N01'U1WeSfG1'l1 U11iVSI'SifY, A-M., 'lli CO- '03g Ped.D., '20. W'ith Mount Union, lninbia University. With Mount Union, Jung 24, 1902, September, 1 9 2 4. i-lssociafc Pr0fz's.m1' of History and Dean, Pltvfemor of Ef1'ggjjgZef 'd DUNN of the of I-'Vollzzm DEAN BOYVDIAN The real test of a man comes in his ability to do and accomplish, to the best of his ability and as far as his circumstances allow, those acts for which he is respon- sible. He must be a pioneer scholar who lives in the present, but who holds to a philosophy of existence which takes hini back to the beginning of life, as well as into the future. Dean Bowman has been a part of Mount Union College! for thirty- two years, and as a man, he has 1net and is meeting the test of accomplishment. DEAN STE VENSON The social life of any college depends largely upon the insight of some person who not only has at heart the success of all organizations, but who is willing to give of her time to the problems ot the individual. T'o an outsider this means nothing, but to adolescent college life it means everything. Miss Stevenson has given to Mount Union College the benefits of an understanding personality, through which, college organizations and individuals have progressed efficiently towards a fuller life. 25

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George Arthur Cribbs A.M., Ph.D. Grove City College, A.B., '11g University of Chica- go, A.M., '16g University of Pittsburgh, Pl1.D., '1S. With Mount Union, September, 1916. Gnorge Rer z.'v.v Prnff'.v.v0r of Hixfury Joseph Meholin Scott A.M., Sc.D. Mount Union College, S.B., '13g University ot Chi- cagog University of Michigan, A.M., '16, Johns Hopkins University, Sc.D., '23. Witli Mount Union, June, 1918. Dr. ill. J. Lirllfy Pr0fcs.v01' of Biology William Lincoln Hart A.B., LL.B., LL.D. Mount Union College. A.B., '93g LL.D., '29g Uni- versity of Michigan, LL.B., '97, VVith Mount Union, September, 1918, l'.erl111'm' on Illff'l'1l!1f1'01l-ill Law and Political Srievzfe Forest Jay Shollenberger S.M., Ph.D. Mount Union College, S.B., '18g Ohio State Uni.- versityg University of Pittsburgh, S.M., '25, Pl1.D., '33g Columbia University. With Mount Union September, 1918. Profffssov' of Physics 27