Occidental College - La Encina Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Mr. Wm. Anderson 'Qi if Mr. Joseph Batchellor Dr. Wm. G. Bell Dr. Vernon Bollman Dr. E. E. Chandler Mr. Albert Croissant Dr. Geo. M, Day Dr. Henry Dieckmann Mr. C. Pardee Erclman Mr. John Espey Dr. Robert Fitch Mrs. Robert Freeman Mr. N. W. Freestone Dr. Wm. D. Fuller Dr. Morrison Handsaker Miss Caroline Hoclgdon 1 Dr. Percy H, Houston Miss Ernestine Kinney Mr. Allen Lannom Mr. George McCune Miss Lois Messler

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.eacham james Sinclair Education Frank J. Smiley Geology ami Biology Benjamin F. Stelter English J. Donald Young Art john Parke Young Economicr Carl F. Trieb Pbyrical Educaiion RESPONSIBLE for the organization and coordination of the curri- culum are the faculty department heads. Head of the largest department, english, S r 0 is Dr. Benjamin F. Stelter, leading the speech group is Dr. Charles Frederick Lindsley, and Raymond McKelvey is act- ing head of the history and political science department. In the important Held of economics Dr. John Parke Young leads, while james G. Bickley acts as departmental head in languages. Future teachers come under the field of Dr. 1. H. Sinclair, education chair- man, and future clergymen follow Dr. Morgan Odell. The music department is headed by Walter E. Hartley, the art department, the Work of Dr. J. D. Young. In Fowler, Dr. C. K. Alexander is in charge of mathematics, and Dr. L. Reed Brantley, the chemistry department. Future physicists are under the supervision of Dr. H. A. Kirkpatrick, and Dr. G. Brighouse is in charge of psychol- ogy. Dr. Frank J. Smiley heads the biologists and geologists, and in the physical education department Carl F. Trieb heads the men, and Carolyn Hoclgdon, the women. i 5

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ACUITY lhe Bengal l Broadus Mitchell Mr Georges Nivon Mr. joseph A. Pipal Siegfried Scharbau Dr. Raymond Selle Miss Louise Stone Orhrnar Straubinger Mr. Howard Swan Miss Ethel Taylor Onestus Uzzell Dr. Kurt Baer Dr. James Wortham von Weisslengen George Samerjan Martin I. Stormzand Guy A. Thompson George W. Zinke OCCIDENTAL College's ever-progress ive faculty this year was increased by several additions. The history department added Glenn L. Dumke, '38, and part time instructors Dr. Winston Crouch and Morris Plotkin. Fowler Hall has two new faces, Dr. Philip Fix in the geology department and Dr. A. L. Becker, a physics instruc- tor from Chosen College, Korea. Mrs. Margery Freeman now teaches in the religion department to which Dr. Morgan Odell returned from his ex- change professorship to Lafayette. Two new additions to the speech edu- cation in Thorne Hall are Mr. Nor- man W. Freestone and Mr. Allen Lan- nom, another Oxy-grad. To guide the destinies of Oxy's grid teams came Elmer C. Henderson, better known as Gloomy Gus, as head coach. Most widely publicized departure of the year was that of Dr. Osgood Hardy, History and Political Science chief on a South American tour ac- companied by several Occidental students.