Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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PHILOSOPHY TOP, FIRST ROW: H. T Houf, Professor of Philosophy; W. O. Martin, Instructor in Philosophy, HISTORY O- D. Morrison, Associate Professor of History TOP LEFT: W. S- Gomertsfelder, Dean of Graduate College and College of Arts ond Sciences. LANGUAGE FIRST ROW: P. G. Krauss, Instructor in German; J, A. Hess, Professor of German. SECOND ROW: G. T. Wilkinson, Professor of Romonce Languages; L A Ondis, Associate Professor of Romance Languages. THIRD ROW: E. H. Mueller, Instructor in German; B. A. Renkenberger, Instructor in Romance Lan- guoges; V. D. Hill, Professor of Classical Languages; C. G Leet, Assistant Professor of Romance Languages. FOURTH ROW: M. K. Brokow, Instructor in Classical Languages; M. T. Noss, Professor of French; H. R. Jolliffe, Assistant Professor of Classical Languages; Victor Whitehouse, Professor of Spanish. M. L Field, Assistont Professor of History A. T. Volwiler, Professor of History E- J- Jones, Associate Professor of History W. C. Richardson, Instructor in History E. B. Smith, Professor of Government T. N. Hoover, Professor of History

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THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Oldest of the seven colleges at Ohio University is the College of Arts and Sciences. Comprising fifteen departments of the university and with a teaching staff of seventy- seven members lone-half of those in the University this college hos enrolled in its ranks 25 r. of the upper classmen. Said Dean Gam- ertsfelder in commenting upon its aims and objectives, The College of Arts and Sciences aims primarily to offer opportunities for what is commonly called a liberal education in contrast with professional or vocational training provided by other colleges. Phi Beta Kappa, highest of scholastic honorories, demands that 80% of the pros- pective member ' s studies be pursued in this college. SOCIOLOGY LOWER LEFT HAND CORNER, CLOCKWISE: E A Taylor, Associate Professor of Socrology; I. V. Shannon, Assistant Professor of Soci- ology; I. E. Ash, Professor of Sociology; H. J. Jeddeloh, Associate Professor of Sociology. ENGLISH TOP ROW: J. P. Emery, Instructor in English; H. R. Wilson, Professor of English; R. A. Foster, Professor of English; J. B. Harrison, Associate Professor of English; R. M. Slutz, Associate Professor of English; Roymer McQuiston, Associate Professor of English. SECOND ROW: Genevieve Apgor, Professor of English; Donald Roberts, Instructor in English; Edith Prentice, Instructor in English; J. B. Heidler, Professor of English. THIRD ROW: J. H. Coskey, Professor of English; W. H. Kirchner, Instructor in English; H, H. Peckhom, Associate Professor of English; Paul Kendoll, Instructor in English. FOURTH ROW: E. A. Wray, Professor of English; M. E. Kohler, Associate Professor of English; G. A. Lash, Assistant Professor of English; C. N. Mockinnon, Professor of English.

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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (CONTINUED) BOTANY CHEMISTRY LEFT TOP, READING DOWN: H L Dunlap, Professor of Chemistry, J. R. Morton, Professor of Chemistry; L. P. Eblin, Instructor in Chemistry. SECOND ROW: D. R. Clippinger, Associate Professor of Chemistry; F. B. GuMum, Associate Professor of Chemistry. W. A. Motheny, Professor of Botany; M. T. Vermillion, Instructor in Botany; A. W. Boetticher, Associate Professor of Botany. PSYCHOLOGY FIRST ROW: J. P. Porter, Professor of Psychology; J. R, Gentry, Assistant Professor of Psychology; J. R. Patrick, Assoc iote Professor of Psychology. SECOND ROW: A. C. Anderson, Asso- ciate Professor of Psychology; H. C. Lehman, Professor of Psychology; T. C. Scott, Assistant Professor of Psy- chology; G. B. Paulsen, Assistont Professor of Psychology. GEOGRAPHY C. E. Cooper, Professor of Geography and Geology; C. L. Dow, Associate Professor of Geography and Geology. 22.1 iTi:i»