Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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m E. Jie. Harriet Louise Keeler Hubert C. Herring. D.D. I-IARRIET LOUISE KEELER, '70 Died February 12, 1921 An independent student and thinker, alert and active-minded to the endg a persistent advocate of suffrage, a brilliant, stimulating teacher, who built her life into a great host of lives, was Harriet Keeler. In her writing she proved herself a most careful and helpful guide and interpreter, in the study of nature, enlarging many lives at this point. Cleveland showed its faith in her ability as an administrator, in electing her Superintendent of Public Schools in her sixty- sixth year. She was the only woman so honored. A generous friend and sup- porter of the College if 'l' 'l' ' ' ' it would certainly be unfitting that her death should go unnoticed by the College, of which she was so honored a graduate and Trustee. -fpresident King, Chapel Address, February 17, 1921. HUBERT C. HERRING, D.D. Died August 6, 1920 In the sudden death of Dr. Hubert C. Herring the College has lost one of its most loyal and influential friends, and the Board of Trustees one of its wisest and most faithful members. Dr. Herring had not been a member with us long, but for many years his interest had turned in the direction of Gberlin, his sons received their training here, and as a conspicuous leader in all recent important religious movements he counted upon Oberlin's influence and power for good. Dr. Herring's skillful hand had been felt for a generation not only in the development of Congregationalism east and west, but also in the steady rap- prochement of the great Protestant bodies, and his charity, urbanity, wise counsel and personal distinction had carried through many a difficult and notable project of far-reaching value. And he will long be remembered by the churches he served so well, and by the strong men associated with him in the religious progress of the nation, as a true prophet and a modest follower of the Master. 30 ,

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Board of Trustees HENRY CHURCHILL KING, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D., President Term expires january I, Robert E. Brown ............. Harriet L. Keeler,' LL.D. - - William P. Palmer .... Henry M. Tenney, D.D. ......... Term expires january 1, Theodore E. Burtonf LL.D. ....... - E. Dana Durand, Ph.D. - Charles B. Shedd .... Lucien T. Warner - - - Term expires january I, Alexander Hadden, LL.D. Homer H. johnson .... Charles H. Kirshner - - - Robert A. Millikan,' Sc.D. Term expires january 1, Clayton K. Fauver ............ Amos B. McNairy .... ....... john L. Severance ..... Lucien C. Warner,' LL.D. ........ - Term expires january I, William C. Cochran .........., Irving W. Metcalf' - - - . - George B. Siddall - - Merritt Starr - .......... . - Terrn expires january I, Dan F. Bradleyf DD. .... - - - - Thomas Henderson - - Amos C. Miller - - - john H. Rogers - - .. 1Electecl by the Alumni. 29 I 922 I 923 I 924 1 925 1926 I 927 Waterbury, Conn. Oberlin, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Lakewood, Ohio Washington, D. C. Minneapolis, Minn Chicago, Ill. Bridgeport, Conn. Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Kansas City, Mo. Chicago, Ill. New York, N. Y. Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio New York, N. Y. Cincinnati, Ohio Oberlin, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Chicago, Ill. Cleveland, Ohio Oberlin, Ohio Chicago, Ill. Brooklyn, N. Y.

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The College Administration for the Year 1920-1921 President-l-lenry Churchill King. Assistant to the President-W. Frederick Bohn. Secretary to the President-Miss Mary L. Fowler. Treasurer-Hiram B. Thurston. Secretary, Clerk of the Faculty-George M. jones. Assistant Secretary-john E. Wirkler. Librarian-Azariah S. Root. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds and General Engineer-Arthur Dufty. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences-Charles N. Cole. Dean of College Men-Carl C. W. Nicol. Dean of College Women-Miss Anna M. Klingenhagen. Registrar of the College of Arts and Sciences-Miss F. Isabel Wolcott. Secretary of the Bureau of Appointments-Edward S. jones. Senior Dean of the Graduate School of Theology-Edward I. Bosworth. junior Dean of the Graduate School of Theology-G. Walter Fiske. Director of the Conservatory of Music-Charles W. Morrison. Dean of Conservatory Women-Miss Frances G. Nash. Director of the Men's Gymnasium and of the Teachers' Course in Physicallfducation for Men-Dr. Fred E. Leonard. Director of the Women's Gymnasium and of the Teachers' Course in Physical Education for Women-Dr. l-lelen F. Cochran. Director of Athletics-C. Winfred Savageh Recreational Director--Mrs. Ellen B. I-latch. Director of the Art Museum-Clarence Ward. 31