Olivet College - Oaks Yearbook (Olivet, MI)

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THE FACULTY. ELLSVVORTH GAGE LANCASTER, Ph. D., LL. D., President, Professor of Psychology and Pedagogy. JOSEPH L. DANIELS, D. D., LL. D., Librarian. GEORGE A. KNAPP, A. M., Stone Professor of Astroiiomy and lUa,tl1ematies. VVALTER E. C. WRIGHT, D. D., Professor of Social Sciev-ice and Chrzstiaii Ethics. MRS. ELIZABETH BINTLIFE, A. M., Professor of Music, Director of the Conservatory. MRS. ANNE S. BATCHELLOR, Professor of Paiiztirig alia' Drawirigg Director' of the Art Department. THOMAS VVILLIAM NADAL, A. M., Professor of Eriglish Literatizre and Oratory, Demi of the Faculty. NEWLAND EARNSXIVORTH SMITH, Ph. B., Professor of Physics. ALBERT ROBINSON CRITTENDEN, A. M., Riltart Professor of the Latin Larigiiage and Litera-titre, liistrfuctor in Pedagogy, P7'l'llC'Z.FCll of the Preparatory Department. VVILLIAM STOWELL LEAVENWORTH, M. S., Erwin Professor of Chemistry. GEORGE WILLIAM BELL, A. M., Professor of H istory. MISS MARIE I-I. EROI-IN, Professor of the French a-nel German Languages and Literatures. HERBERT ADOLPHUS MILLER, Ph. D., Professor of Pliilosojyliy. Q MARGARET TRACY ALGOE, B. S., Assistant Professor of G61'71lCl7'l,' Dean of the Young WOW167'ZJS Departnzerzt SAMUEL RITTENHAUS, Ph. D., Professor of Biology.

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that it is usurping any features of those publications, or that it is at all designed to take their place. On the contrary, it has to do with those things outside the province of either the Echo or the catalogue, and there- fore claims as its right a place of its own,-a place among the other col- lege institutions, that may be of equal honor with theirs. But all these claims will avail little if one thing be lacking,-and that is the interest of the student body. For that We make no plea in behalf of this particular Annual, we hope that it will be pleasing to you, and that for that reason you will want another g but we ask you that for the sake of the idea, for the sake of introducing an institution that is in every Way desirable, you will take an active interest in the Olivet Annual. The Sophomore Class has already shown its interest by considering an Annual for next year. VVhether the second volume will be published depends upon your reception of this. VVe feel confident that you Will not fail to give them your support. That which tempts us to such confidence is the interest shown in the Annual in the making. Many difficulties have confronted the editors, who have had no precedent to guide them, but they have never failed to find assistance,-assistance offered with a willingness that was itself a help. Students and Faculty deserve the deep gratitude of the junior Class for making the Annual of IQO7 a possibility. To Dr. Lancaster and to Mrs. Batchellor and the Art Department are due especial thanks for their assistance and encouragement. The cover design, which is un- signed, is the work of Miss Helen Long. VV e sincerely regret that the design for the Literary title page, by Miss Bess Comstock, was accidentally destroyed before an etching was made from it, and too late for her to make another copy. W7 e would speak here a word, too, on behalf of our adver- tisers, Who have made the Annual a financial possibility. Not only to repay them for their kindness, but to make the financiering of future An- nuals less difficult, we earnestly request you to patronize them. VVith this introduction and with this plea for its future, we respect- fully submit to you the first volume of THE OAKS of Olivet College. l TIiE EDITORS.

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Teach-el' BENJAMIN MCKIE RASTALL, Ph. Professor of Applied Ecovzomics. D., LEDVVIG T. LARSEN, A. M., Izzsfrzzcfof' in Greek and E11glz'5h. MISS MARY M. SMITH, A. B. Ilzsmzcfov' 1'1z Latin and Elzglish. J BURT E. KENNEDY, Ph. B., I11sz'1'11cz'o1' in lIJClZfl1E'7I'LUf'l'C.S',' Direcfof' of AfIzIc'z'z'cs. MISS FLQRENCE M. HEMENVVAY, A. B., Ifzsfrfzzctof' in Latin. CLARENCE CAMERON KOCHENDERFER, A. B., I11.sz'rzzcto1' in H'isf01'y. MISS MARY I. SIMONS, Assfz'5fa1zf Zqll Germalz. IOI-IN B. MARTIN, Teacher of the Violin and Ol'CllfCSfI'UII7151Ll'llllIC'l1fS. MISS ANNIE E. TENNENT, Teaclzer of Piano. MRS. ESTELLA HALL READE, of Voice Czrlfzzre and Ikfetlzodx of TSC'CICl1'l-713' Public School Dfzzsic MISS CORA LA VERNE I-IOPPOUGH, Tcaclzer of Theory. CLARENCE IN. BONVERS, Teacher of Orgmz, Piano and Co111pos1'fz'o11. MISS MARY CAROLINE EVANS, Tcachcv' of Piano and Voice' C'11H111'e. MISS MARGARET LAWFSON, Tcfaclm' ofP1'a1zo and Voice C11Iz'111'c'. MISS MARY A. REEDER. Izzsfrlzoior in Physical T1'lIl'llI.1Ig'. ALBERT L. LEE, A. B., RCg'I'Sfl'U'7' cmd Clerk.