Phillips University - Phillipian Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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efzly-MUG I-'. E. KNOVVLES bl. if LAPPIX NiS!LU1t IDULIN, fllllvglk' of -UTS Profussm' of School iXtllNiI1iSfl'LlIi amd Scicnrcs uml Sllpclwisimm Profcssm' of Physics Phillips lfnivcrsity, .X. U. DI'L1kL' Vl1iYL'l'SiTy, Ph- B. V11iw1'siry of TVliSS0llI'i, X, M Drukv Vniwrsity, A. M, HARRY D. SMITH S. H. HORNE PI'0fCSSOl' of Prauiivzll Theology Profcssm' of Psycllologjy Yulc Vllixurwity, H. D, l'nix'crsity of Tcxns, .-X. B, Eugene Bilulu Ufllk-gl-, D, D, IvIliXL'I'biTy of Kansas, :X. N.

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.,. ,.,,, A ,,,,...,.. e-..-,...........,........, . .,.. ,ea ,. V l . , sir i XT--:fix .-.Q 1 . .- . l W- ,pf---ay' 7' ms ff .s ,xrcs r v 1 ' - .ff -+1-we ' fs 445,44-ref: g.f....f DEAN MARSHALL DEAQN NEWCQMB Professor of Biblical and Patristie professor of Voiu. Greek Language and Literature. Knox College, B' M. University of Chicago, A. M. Texas Christian University, Ph. D. F. H. MARSHALL, Dean of the College of the Bible, has demonstrated his administrative ability by exemplifying this College until its fame and usefulness has spread to foreign fields. The enrollment in the Bible College exceeds that of any ehurch college in the Southwest. Dean Marshall was a missionary to Japan for several years and then Professor of Biblical Languages at Texas Christian University before coming to Phillips in 1907. This year he is' continuing his work in Yale begun in 1924 and interrupted by his illness. Dean Marshall's favorite pastime is walking in the great out-of-doors. CLAUDE R. NEWCOMB, Dean of the College of Fine Arts, has studied under Oscar Seagle of New York, John Doane of New York and Salvator Issaurel of Montreal. He taught in the School of Music at Phillips for five years and then was called to Coe College at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he directed the musie for seven years. While at Coe College Dean New- eomb directed a Vesper Choir of one hundred voices, the only organization of its kind in the Middle West. Under the tutelage of Dean Newcomb the College of Fine Arts is filling an important place in Phillips University and a more brilliant future is assured. Dean Newcomb's favorite pastime is serenading under a pale moon. :.'-V. ,,,,q' ,.., f . .,':i - , .Q . f.. I -X, .vp , ,f-.. 'A f-...V .RHUME4 , ,. ,. vsfiispgxg- .1 ,,f1f-2.:.Qg5' -:,k,,'-h Twenty-one

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1 J C SHIRLEY VVlVI. NI. REEVES Professor of Biology :mal BHl'fL'I'liDlIDg5' Rf21YiS '11f and Prflfcssor of Phillips rmiycrsify, A. B. MQf f'H'f1fH'S Vxmivcrsity of Missouri, A, M. Drake Lmverslty, Ph. B. Cotncr College. A. NI. R, WULFINGER H. V. E, PALMBLAD Pmfcssor of English Lungllagc Amd Profcssor of French and GC!'Ill1lIl Litcrzlturc Columbia I'nivct'sity, :L lVl. l'nix'c1'sity of Oklulloluu, A. H. Columlwiu l'nix'cx'sity. Ph. D. Urlivcrsity of Oklahoma, A Nl. Twsnzy-three