Reed College - Griffin Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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16ministmtion anb Waculty CLEMENT AKERMAN L. A. ANDRUS SUSAN ALMIRA BACON THOMAS W. BALDWIN ,. GARDNER CHENEY BASSET IMO PEARL BAUGHMAN EDMUND C. BECHTOLD GEORGE WILLIAM CLARK . RUTH BROWNING COMPTON RUTH CRELLIN ERNEST EDDY CHARLES HAROLD GRAY FRANK LOXLEY GRIFFIN . LAWRENCE E. GRIFFIN EMMA SUSANNE HEILMAN ANSEL ALPHONSO KNOWLTON GEORGE L. KOEHN CHARLES McKINLEY ISRAEL MAIZIJSH ANNA NILSON . GEORGE REBEC MATTHEW CASEY RIDDLE . RICHARD FREDERICK SCHOLZ JESSIE SHORT RALPH KEMPTON STRONG HAROLD SUMNER TURNER DR. ESTELLE F. WARNER DR. CALVIN S. WHITE BERTHA KEDSIE YOUNG CApfSTA ELIOT Assistant Professor of Economics . . I nstructor of Economics Assistant Professor of Romance Languages I Professor of English Professor of Psychology . . Instructor in Chemistry Assistant Professor of Germanic Languages Assistant Professor of Physical Education Librarian Registrar Instructor of Accounting Assistant Professor of English Professor of M athematics . . . Professor of Biology Director of Physical Education for Women . Professor of Physics Assistant Professor of H istory Assistant Professor of Politics Instructor of Physics Instructor of Physical Education Professor of Education Instructor in Biology President Instructor of Mathematics Professor of Chemistry I nstructor in Romance Languages Instructor of Physical Education M edical Examiner .. Dean of Women and Professor of English Information BOARD OF REGENTS MRS. ELLIOTT RUGGLES CORBETT ALBERT ERNEST DOYLE THOMAS LAMB ELIOT FORREST STARKEY FISHER JAMES BREMER KERR WILLIAM MEAD LADD ERNEST BOYD MACNAUGHTON WILLIAM PARKER OLDS ROBERT LINCOLN SABIN LAWRENCE SELLING CHARLES EDWIN WOLVERTON 6

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'JFaculty B it sports social events, drama, or Chorus, there is no distinction at B Reed between faculty and students. In all these activities there is a friendly rivalry or a hearty cooperation. This 1s not tosay that the 53 faculty is not respected or looked Up to; the students T681126 that in an 692 intellectual sense the faculty are their advisors and they take full advantage of their opportunities to confer with their instructors. There being but 10 students to every instructor, each student can receive all the attent1on he wishes. In every activity the faculty have won honors the past year. In sports an active part was taken in handball, track, basketball, and baseball. Mr. Gray and Mr. Turner defeated all corners in the handball doubles tournament, thereby w1nning the silver cup offered. Mr. Clark and Mr. Turner brought the faculty first place in I-Iexatholon by winning 4 firsts between them. The basketball and baseball teams made a game stand against their more youthful Opponents. The Chorus boasts as members Mr. F. L. Griffin, Mr. Clark, Mr. Gray, and IVIr. L. E. Griffin, while Mr. Gray, Mr. Bechtold, and Miss Bacon coached dramatics. Reed last fall started the school year with a majority of new instructors. She has made good her boast that she had the strongest faculty in her history. Glancing down the list of new instructors, we can see none that has failed to make good. The new instructors consisted of Mr. G. L. Koehn, Mr. G. W. Clark, Dr. T. W. Baldwin, Mr. I. Maizlish, Mr. E. C. Bechtold, Dr. G. C. Basset, Dr. L. E. Griffin, Mr. H. S. Turner, Dr. G. Rebec, Mr. C. Akerman, Dr. R. K. Strong, Mr. Eddy, Mr. Andrus, Miss R. Crellin,IVIiss I. P. Baughrnan, Miss j. Short, and Miss E. S. Heilrnan. Some of these crossed the continent, and all left good positions to come to Reed because of sympathy with Reed ideals. Reed has been benefited by contact with them. In point of service, Dr. F. L. Griffin is the oldest rnember of the Reed faculty, having been with us since the founding of the school. Dr. A. A. Knowlton came to Reed in 1915, while Miss S. E. Bacon joined the faculty in 1916. In 1917 Mr. C. H. Gray was added to the faculty, and in the following year, Miss R. B. Compton and Mr. C. McKinley. In 1919 Miss B. K. Young and Mr. M. C. Riddle came to Reed. That Reed has been benefitted by their influence goes without saying- EspeCIally is this true of Mr. Grifhn and of Mr. Knowlton, who administered Reed in the absence of a President. One of the new faculty organizations on the campus this year is the Four- F athers Club, composed of HDaddiesii Strong, Koehn, Gray, and Clark. Dr. Strong was the first member, a girl I-Ielen Margaret, being born on November 15, 1920. As a result of the birth of Anne Koehn, on january 8, 1921, her papa nOW indulges 1n nlghtly debates, HDaddyIl Gray joined the Club on March 29, when a 5919, McGregor, was born. The quartette was completed on April 13, when Mr- Clark was made a proud father by the birth of a daughter, Virginia. 8 -4. . . W'LDCcvieth -' v