Pomona College - Metate Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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(7k £ 19 2 9 METATE William Henry Cooke — Assistant Professor 0} History, 1927. B. A. Pomona College: M. A. University of Oregon; Ph. D. University of Washington. Jesse Joseph Coleman — Instructor in Public School Music, 1927. B. Mus. Chicago University. Pupil of Percy Rector Stevens and DeWitt Durgin Lash. Harold Davis — Instructor in English, 1927. B. A. Stanford University; B. A. and B. L. Litt. Oxford University. Robert Charles Denison — Professor of Philosophy, 1920. B. A. Amherst College; B. D. Andover Theological Seminary; D. D. Amherst College. Aubrey Augustus Douglass — Professor of Education, 1926. B. A. Kansas State Teachers ' College; M. A. Clark University; Ph. D. Clark University. Kenneth Duncan — Professor of Economics on the Stedman- Sumner Foundation, 1926. B. A. Wabash College; M. A. University of Wisconsin; Ph. D. University of Michigan. Thomas D. Eliot — Acting Professor of Sociology, 1928. B. A. Washington University; M. A. University of Pennsylvania; Ph. D. University of Michigan. Bernard Capen Ewer — Professor of Psychology, 1916. B. A. Brown University; M. A. Brown University; Ph. D. Harvard Uni- versity. Marion Jeannette Ewing — Assistant Librarian, 1912. B. A. Olivet College; B. S. Simmons College; M. A. Boston University. Mary Brooks Eyre — Assistant Professor of Psychology, 1924. B. A. Stanford University; M. A. Stanford University. Charles Tabor Fitts — Registrar and Assistant Professor of English, 1919. B. A. Amherst College; M. A. University of California. Dorothy A. Van Fleet Fowler — Head of the Circulation Department, 1926. B. A. Pomona College. Mendall Garbutt Frampton — Professor of the English Language, 1904. B. A. Illinois College; M. A. Illinois College; M. A. Harvard University; Graduate Student, Harvard and Chicago Universities. Jessie Edith Gibson — Dean of Women on the Martha H. Hathaway Foundation, 1927. M. A. University of Idaho; M. A University of Washington; Graduate Student, Columbia and California Universities. [19]

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HHHHHBHHH iHBBI Hi HBiBli HBnHM iHH Hhe 19 2 9 METATE Walter Alfred Allen — Associate Professor of Musical Theory and Appreciation, and Instructor in Organ, 1912. B. A. Beloit College, B. M. Yale University, Associate American Guild of Organists. Arthur Babcock — Assistant Professor of Singing, 1921. Graduate of New England Conservatory of Music. Member of Faculty of New England Conservatory of Music. Pupil of Sbriglia, Paris. Reginald R. Bacon — Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics:, 1927. B. S. Agricultural College. Captain, United States Army. Grace Ella Berry — Associate Professor of Mathematics, 1909. Dean of Women, 1909-27. B. S. Mount Holyoke College. M. A. Mount Holyoke College. Thomas Montague Beggs — Instructor in Art, 1926. B. F. A. Yale University. Graduate Pratt Institute. Robert Tresilian Belcher — Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Engineering, Emeritus 1907. B. A. Queen ' s University. Graduate Student Queen ' s College and Uni- versity of California. Mary D. Bigelow — Instructor in Physical Education for Women, 1925. Graduate, Department of Hygiene, Wellesley College. Rosa Frieda Bissiri — Instructor in French, 1920. B. A. Kreuzlingen College, Switzerland. Frank Parkhurst Brackett — Professor of Astronomy on the Fran Par hurst Erac - ett Foundation and Director of the Observatory, Chairman of the Faculty, 1888. B. A. Dartmouth College. M. A. Dartmouth College, Honorary Fellow, Clark University. Raymond Cummings Brooks — Professor of Religion on the T ancy M. Lyon Foun- dation, 1921. B. A. Tabor College; B. D. Yale Divinity School; D. D. Tabor College and Whitman College; Graduate Student Oberlin College. George Samuel Burgess — Professor of Law, Secretary of the Faculty and Director of the Summer Session, 1918. B. A. University of Michigan; J. D. University of Michigan. Milton Erastus Churchill — Editor of College Publications, 1902. B. A. Knox College; M. A. Knox College; Litt. D. Knox College; B. D. Yale University; Graduate Student, University of Leipzig. Hope Ford Clokey — Instructor in Voice, 1926. B. A. Oberlin College. Joseph Waddell Clokey — Associate Professor of Organ, 1926. B. A. Miami University; Graduate Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. [18] HHHi

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iiH HnBlHB- ' c 7he I9 29METATE Francis Garritt Gilchrist — Assistant Professor of Zoology, 1924. B. A. University of California; Ph. D. University of California. Paul Luther Karl Gross — Assistant Professor of Chemistry, 1926. B. S. University of Chicago; M. S. University of Chicago; Ph. D. University of Chicago. Clifford Nott Hand — Director of Religious Interests, 1929. M. L. Pomona College; B. D. Pacific School of Religion; M. A. University of Southern California; Graduate Student University of California. Ramsay Lord Harriss — Instructor in English, 1927. B. A. Colgate University; Graduate Student Rochester Theological Sem- inary, Universities of Rochester, Redlands and Southern California Colvin Heath — Assistant Professor of Physical Education, 1922. B. A. Pomona College. Loren M. Hendrickson — Instructor in Romanic Language, 1928. B. A. Pomona College. William Atwood Hilton — Professor of Zoology on the Willard George Halstead Foundation, 1905. B. S. Cornell University; Ph. D. Cornell University. George Gale Hitchcock — Professor of Physics, 1892. B. A. University of Nebraska; Graduate Student, Johns Hopkins and Cornell Universities. Henry Alfred Holmes — Professor of Romanic Language and Literature, 1926. B. A. Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn.; M. A. Wesleyan Uni- versity; Ph. D. Columbia University; Graduate Student, Universities of Buenos Aires and Mexico. George William Hunter — Adjunct Professor of Biological Science, 1926. B. A. Williams College; M. A. Williams College; Ph. D. New York University. Margaret Husson — Instructor in Spanish, 1925. B. A. Kansas University; M. A. Columbia University. Morrill L. Illsley — College Physician, 1928. B. A. Colby College; M. D. Johns Hopkins University; D. P. H. Johns Hopkins University. Francis Raymond Iredell — Instructor in Philosophy, 1925. B. A. Pomona College; M. A. Harvard University. Maro Beath Jones — Professor of Romanic Language, 1911. B. A. Boston University; M. A. Boston University; Graduate Student Uni- versities of Chicago, Geneva, Barcelona; Student Estudis Universitarias Gata- lans, Barcelona. [20]