Muskingum University - Muscoljuan Yearbook (New Concord, OH)

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W ia bok oot 4 a | OrLAND MELVILLE Ritcuir, A.B., TH.M. Acting Dean of the College The work of the Dean was unusual this year as he found himself faced with the problems of carrying out the usual routine of the office and at the same time acclimatiz- ing and acquainting himself with the life of the student body. In addition to this, the Dean has been concerned with the establishment of one new major and in the complete revision of the requirements for graduation. With many of the details of the office now well organized the Dean expresses the sincere desire that more of the students will take the opportunity of coming to the office and considering their problems with him. Hucu ALEXANDER Ketsry, A. B., D.D. Acting Vice President Professor of Bible With the close of this year, Dr. Kelsey will have completed his tenth year as a member of the faculty of Muskingum College. Most noteworthy among his recent achievements has been the improvement in inter-club relationships over which he has had control. In addition to this he has stimulated the student body to greater religious activity through his Discussion Groups and by his personal contribution to the Gospel Team. His keen interest in the student body, his challenging class room discussions, and the power of his life will long be felt on Muskingum’s campus. Cora ISABELLE Orr, A.M. Dean of Women Associate Professor of Education Miss Orr’s chief labors during the past several years have been with the establish- ment of the background framework for the social life of the campus. This has: chiefly been carried on through the office of the Dean of Women in connection with the student organization known as the Women’s Activities League. Regular hours for all college functions have been devised through the office of the Dean of Women in addi- tion to the regulating of the schedule of campus activities. = « ee

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ay SS h il | 1h |} Why |) a| i] Ib GERRIT DE JONG, WT . A.B., A.M. : 4 | Professor of History if | ioe | i } i] FRANK EARNEST WorRK, | A i] A.M. 1 (1 I Professor of History ix i Hf.) | il i} ; 1X | We | 1 Hi oF | HAH I Wa | ’ TA CHARLES EpGAR WHITE, WAY | A.M. 4 Professor of Mathematics I i Se || ik 1} JAMES GARFIELD RALSTON, | Nail M.S Hil Professor of Chemistry — ..: a wel Nemeed Yo . ——— ere —— ol SARAH ELEANOR STEELE, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of English = os 2 Howarp PENNINGTON STEMPLE, A.B., A. M. Professor of Political Science fo. — FERNE PARSONS LAYTON, B.O., A.M. Professor of Oratory JAMES LLoyd McCREIGHT, PNG eae a el opel et sug Den Bea). Professor of Bible and Religion 2S] SS [SSE