Muskingum University - Muscoljuan Yearbook (New Concord, OH)

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J. Knox Montcomery, D.D., LL. D. President HucH ALEXANDER KeEtsey, D. D. Vice-President, Professor of Bible R. W. Ocan, A. M., Pu. D. Dean of the Colelge, Professov of Education CorA ISABELLE Orr, A. M. Dean of Women, Associate Professor of Education Tuomas Hosack PApEN, A. M., Pu. D. Professor of Latin, Emeritus LEONARD JOHNSON GRAHAM, A. M. Treasurer Emeritus CHARLES RusH Layton, A. M. Dean of Oratory }VitttAM RAYMOND SMITTLE, A. M. Professor of Education Director vf Teacher Training Heven M. CiarkKe, A. M., Pu. D. Associate Professor of Psychology and Education JoHN Jerrrey Smit, A.M., B.D., Px.D. Professor of Psychology

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CHESTER JOSEPH MARSHALL, A. M. Professor of Classical Languages Thirty-six years ago this June, Mr. Marshall was graduated from Musking- um College. After two years spent as a teacher in Knoxville College, he return- ed to his Alma Mater in the capacity of an instructor. Since then, except for a period of five years spent in California, he has taught the youth who have passed through Muskingum with a genius com- parable to,that of few other of our teach- ers. It is with pleasure that we do honor to this genial friend of youth. May he be with us many years yet. BEULAH Brooks Brown, A. M.,.B. Pu. Associate Professor of English Perhaps it is the Freshmen who come in closest contact with Miss Brown, for her greatest endeavor is to get them started in the right paths along the line of English. But her efforts are not con- fined to the under-classmen alone, and all of the students who have taken ad- vanced English work from her, are loud in their praises of this professor who has rendered such long and splendid service. [ 26 ] Mary E. SuHarp, A. M. Professor of Modern Languages This year another one of our profes- sors celebrates a twenty-fifth anniversary of earnest work in the college. Miss Sharp’s interest in Muskingum’s students is not confined to classroom contacts. Her cheery smile, her friendly greeting, her interesting “Bon jour, Monsieur” help many of us to start the day off right. A friend, indeed, is Miss Sharp and we delight to honor her in this her anniversary year.

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[2 Ly f Wrs HAMEL Witcox, B.Pu.,B.Pp.,M.Pu. Professor of English | Gerrit DeEJonG, A. M. Professor of History i : S. H. Macurre, A. B. Associate Professor of History CHARLES Epcar WuiteE, A. M. Professor of Mathematics K Howarp PENNINGTON STEMPLE, A. M. Professor of Political Science FP JAMES GARFIELD RAtston, M. 5. ‘ Professor of Chemistry James Lioyp McCreicut, Pu. D., D. D. Professor of Bible and Religion FERNE Parsons Layton, A. M. Professor of Speech EvizAsetH Horr Gorpon, A. M. Associate Professor of English EArL RUSKIN BryAnt, A. M. Professor of Biology [ 28 ] om