Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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--lililtlll Phi Beta Kappa RICHARD PARSONS Professor of Greek A.B. and A.M. Ohio Wesleyan Universityg President Normal Department, Hope College: Supt. Schools of Plymouth, O., Member of American Philosophical Association: American Archaeological Society, School masters' Club, CColumbusj, American Geographical Society, Shakespeare Club, etc., Tutor in Greek O.W.U. 1875, Editor Bebes Tabula, Translator Iphigeneia in Taurs, Author Did Paul Preach img84Mar's Hill? etc. Present position since Phi Psi, Phi Beta Kappa WILLIAM WALTER DAVIES Professor of German A.B. Ohio Wesleyan 18725 A.M. 1875: B.D. Drew Theological Seminary, 1874, A.M. and Ph.D. University of Halle 18773 Editor Dept. of Archeology and Biblical Research Methodist Review, 1884: Member Victorian Institute Author's Club CLondonD etc: Author, Universal Bible Encyclopedia, Codes of Hammurabi and Moses. Instructor Hebrew and Modern Lan- guage 1879-'83, adj. professor Hebrew and German 1883-'45 Professor Hebrew and German since 1884. .. Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Tau Delta C YRUS BROOKS AUSTIN Dean of Women, Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy B. A. and M. A. Ohio Wesleyan University: D. D. Miami University and Ohio Northern: Member West Ohio Conferenceg Professor of Math. since 18793 Professor of Math. and Astronomy since 1906. Phi Beta Kappa GRACE STANLEY Associate Professor of Latin A. B. 18855 A. M., 1892, Ohio Wesleyan Universityg Teacher in Central Female Col- lege, Lexington, Mo. '86-'89g Present position since 1889. 21

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ll T 3 'Q ls fl' F' THE COLLEGE The supreme function of a college is to develop through knowledge and discipline that condition of life known as Culture-not merely to the end that its stu- dents may learn how to do the world's work, but that they may be able to do it with satisfaction to themselves, and with distinction. The college seeks, therefore, not primarily to give information, but enlightenment through informationg not first to train in technical skill, but to discover to the student the power to acquire and organ- ize knowledge for the great as well as the lesser issues of life. It directs itself to the quickening of the faculties of the mind and their discipline in accordance with the laws of reason. But it likewise discharges a higher duty in the strengthening and purification of the powers of feeling and imagination, to the end that experience he- comes refined and enriched, and life is rendered more worth living. 20

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--I.: aI..ll2ILl --I 5 I s -- Phi Beta Kappa RICHARD T. STEVENSON Vice-President and Professor of History A. B., Ohio Wesleyan: D. D., Wooster, LL.D. Ohio Wesleyan: S. T. B., Boston University: Member of Book Committee of Methodist Cgiarchg Elected to present chair of History 1 '. Delta Tau Delta, Phi Beta Kappa WILLIAM GARFIELD HORMELL Professor of Physics and Dean of Men A. B., Ohio Wesleyang A. M., Harvardp Ph.D., Ohio Wesleyan: Prof. of Physics, O.W. U., 18935 Dean of Men since 1909. Phi Beta Kappa TRUMBULL GILLETTE DUVALL Professor of Philosophy and Amrine Professor of Christian Evidences A. B., 18889 De Pauw University, S. T. B., 1889, Boston Universityg Student in the Universities of Berlin, Jena, Tuebingin, 1890-25 Instructor and Professor of Philosophy, De- Paw, 1892-955 Dean of Men O. W. U. 1900-059 Student in Berlin 1905-63 Member of American Psychological Association, American Philosoph- ical Association, etc.: Present position since 1895. Phi Beta Kappa EMMA LOUISE KONANTZ Associate Professor of M atherrtatics B. L. 18953 B. A. 1898, M. A. 1898, Ohio Wesleyan Universityg Studied in University of Munich 1912-13g Instructor in Ohio Wesleyan since 1896, made Associate Professor of Math. 1913. 22