NYU Washington Square College - Album Yearbook (New York, NY)

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PROFESSOR A. A. FRIEDRICH Professor: Economics Director of N.Y.U, Economic Forum: likes music, baseball. PROFESSOR ALEXANDER O. GETTLER Professor: Chemistry Gruff-spoken and kind-hearted: New York City toxicologist, MISS ALICE GUSTAV Assistant: Psychology A new member ot the department. DR. CECIL HEADRICK Assistant Professor: Sociology A mountain boyg is raising two sons to be linguists. MR. BENJAMIN B. GAMZUE Instructor: English Able and conscientious director of the Dramati' Society. MR. NATHAN GLOVER Teaching Fellow: Chemistry Has left school for work in chemical warfare. PROFESSOR MORRIS H. HARNLY Associate Professor: Biology Prominent geneticistg conducts rt search on eleventh floor Main. PROFESSOR ERNEST H. HESPELT Professor: Spanish Head of American Association of Teachers of Spanish. PROFESSOR ROBERT GAUNT Associate Professor: Biology Former newspaper man in Tulsa: specialty is endocrines. DR. ALBERT S. GORDON Assistant Professor: Biology Relaxes with three-year-old daughter: research: high altitudes. PROFESSOR DALE A. HARTMAN Assistant Professor: Government Clips newspaper articles to keep track of world events. PROFESSOR ERNEST L. HETTICH Associate Professor: Classics Likes baseball, bowling, golfing: an authority on Japan. PROFESSOR ROBERT J. GESSNER Associate Professor: Motion Pictures Authored new novel, Treason j adores sharp clothes. DEAN PALMER H. GRAHAM Professor: Mathematics Department Chairihang is a trained astronomer: likcs weeding. PROFESSOR RAY F. HARVEY Assistant Professor: Government Great sense of humorg likes baseball, especially the Giants, PROFESSOR CHARLES HODGES Professor: Government Has been broadcasting on the radio for twenty years.

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MR. PAUL CULLEY Instructor: Classics Occupies spare time with babyg is baseball fan. PROFESSOR HOWARD H. DUNBAR Assistant Professor: English Smooth-speaking, genial professorg lives ih Englewood, N. J. MR. GERALD B. EMERSON Instructor: English Gives interesting lectures on the subject of marriage. MR. PEDRO V. FERNANDEZ Instructor: Spanish Picture shows him as civilian labor director to Spanish republic, MISS JANICE CUTLER Teaching Fellow: Chemistry Energetic Organic instructor: enthu- siastic about her work. PROFESSOR CHARLES A. DWYER Associate Professor: Speech Super-salesman personalityg likes museums and operas. PROFESSOR ROBERT S. EMERSON Associate Professor: Radio Has poultry farmg owns kennel of rare dogs. MISS GRACE FINKLESTEIN Teaching Fellow: Biology Sweet personalityg encouraging and helpful to the students. MISS ELSIE DOLLMAN Teaching Fellow: Physics Hobby is photography: teaches both photography and physics. PROFESSOR WILLIAM F. EHRET Professor: Chemistry Young looking: interested in miner- alogy and metallurgy. MR. CHARLES FALK Teaching Fellow: Physics Young, popular instructor: expects to enter Army. iw, 155' MR. STANLEY FORMAN Teaching Fellow: Physics Prides himself on his tough exams and marking. MISS ANN D. DUBICKE Teaching Fellow: Chemistry New addition to staff: worries about students' grades. PROFESSOR BROOKS F. ELLIS Associate Professor: Geology Newcomer: now is acting Chairman of the Department. PROFESSOR WALTER F. C. FERGUSON Associate Professor: History Hobby is book-bindingg proud of his heritage. MR. ANDREW FREY Teaching Fellow: Chemistry Bio-chemistry instructorg classes have home-like atmosphere.

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PROFESSOR E. ADAMSON HOEBEL Associate Professor: Sociology Likes skiing, field expeditionsg mem- ber of local fire company. DR. LILLIAN H. HORNSTEIN Instructor: English Known for her young attitudes charming former Square student. DR. RAY W. IRWIN Assistant Professor: History Blushes readilyg helpful and syme pathetic adviser to students. PROFESSOR HENRY P. JORDAN Assistant Professor: Government Divides spare .lme between his sons, Paul and Don Franklin. DR. ALBERT HOFSTADTER Instructor: Physics Former Philosophy professorg won the Guggenheim Prize, MRS. HOWATT Teaching Fellow: Biology Husband in the Navy stationed in British Isles. PROFESSOR PHILIP JAMES Professor: Music Musical compositions played by orchestras the world over, MISS PATRICIA KADOW Teaching Fellow: Biology New this yearj lives in Elizabeth, New Jersey. MR. ALBERT HOLK Teaching Fellow: Chemistry Quiet, serious, and unassuming worker. PROFESSOR RUTH B. HOWLAND Associate Professor: Biology Very active in war work: sends pack- ages to England. PROFESSOR THOMAS N. JENKINS Associate Professor: Psychology ick acting: subtle humorg works with Rohrschack tests. PROFESSOR RUDOLPH KAGEY Assistant Professor: Philosophy Writes detective stories under pen- name Kurt Steele. PROFESSOR SIDNEY HOOK Professor: Philosophy Heads departmentg summers in Ver- montj is listed in Who's Who. PROFESSOR HAROLD HULME Assistant Professor: History ls married: has a home in Larch- mont, N. Y. PROFESSOR FREDERICK W. JOHN Professor: Mathematics Was intercollegiate boxer at Cornell: likes opera now. MR. ROBERT KELLY Teaching Fellow: Chemistry Only here short time: left to join Navy.