Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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In the psychology department are Miss Packham, with educational psychology, William Brownell, Ph.D., LL. D., Uni- versity of Chicago, visiting professor, Alex Waite, Ph.D., Duke University, WilHam Fort, Ph.D., Duke University, and John C. Park, Ed.M., University of Pittsburg. Dean Enyart instructs courses in Re- ligion; Dean Stone, Dr. Waite, and Dr. Fort in Philosophy. Collier, Hanna, Hasbkouck, Bradley, Young. Crawford, France, Crawford, Melcher, Young, Enyart. 19

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DEPARTMENT DP HUMAN RELATIONS Brownell, Fort, Waite, Packham, Enyart. One of the largest departments in the college is the Human Re- lations Department, which in- cludes history, government, soci- ology, economics, business or- ganization, philosophy, religion, etc. These are the courses which prepare the student for just what their name implies; associations with humanity. To provide its students with a better knowledge of the world of yesterday and today, the His- tory Department has been en- larged this year. It now includes: Dr. Hanna, A.B., Rollins Col- lege, Director of Inter-American Studies; U. T. Bradley, A B., Princeton University and Ph. D., Cornell University; Theodore Collier, A.B., Hamilton College, Ph.D., Cornell University, Visit- ing Professor; R. F. Smith, A.M., Yale University; J. S. Young, A.B., Kansas College, Ph.D., University of Chicago, Professor Emeritus, University of Minne- sota; Dr. Kathryn Abbey Hanna, Ph.D., Northwestern, and Dr. Alfred Hasbrouck, A.B., Harvard Uni ' ersity, Ph.D., Columbia University. In the sociology and eco- nomics dejiartment, we find Ed- win L. Clarke, A.M., Clarke Uni- versity, and Ph.D., Columbia University, Professor of Sociol- ogy; Dean Enyart and R. W. France, A.M., Hamilton College, chairmen of the division, profes- sors of economics. Audrey Packham, A.M., Co- lumbia University, is associate professor of education and di- rector of the testing bureau To train students for a busi- ness world, William Melcher, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, offers courses in business admin- istration. Lucille D. Crawford, A.B., University of Washington, olfers shorthand and typing, and E. I. Crawford, M.S., University of Southern California, offers ac- counting. France, head of the department. Lyman Hall

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DEPARTMENT DF ENGLISH i Uirr, head of llic department. versity; and Edwin Mims, A.B., A.M., Vander- bilt University, Ph. D., Cornell University, LL.D., Visiting Professor of English. Edward Stockton Meyer, A.B. Western Re- serve University, A.M., Ph.D., Yale University, Professor of Comparative Literature, Rose Phelps, A.B. Wellessley College, and Donald Vincent, Instructor in Journalism. Back row: Starr, Constable, Mims. Front row: Mendell, Dean, Campbell, Wattles. In.structors of English are: Nathan Starr, A.B., A.M , Ph.D. Harvard University, B.A., M.A. Oxford University, professor of literature, and reputed examiner of students; Edwin Cranberry, A.B. Colimnbia University, Litt. D ; Irving Bacheller, Professor of Creative Writing; Charles S. Mendell, A.B. Dartmouth College, A.M. Harvard University; Nina Dean, A.B. Mississippi State College for Women, A.M. Columbia University ' . Willard Wattles, A.B., A.M., University of Kansas, Litt. F., Professor of American Literature; William Con- stable, M.A. University of Edinburgh, Rollins authority on Shakesspeare; Kathleen Campbell, B.A. London Uni- Tlte V oohon House 20