Skidmore College - Eromdiks Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

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EE-OM I KS LINUS WARD KLINE, Ph.D. . Professor of Psychology and History of Science Graduate Peabody College for Teachers; bachelor of science Harvard Uni- versity; graduate student Clark and Johns Hopkins Universities; doctor of philosophy Clark University; fellow by courtesy Johns Hopkins University. EDWIN HENRY KELLOGG, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Religion Bachelor of arts Princeton University; bachelor of divinity Princeton Theo- logical Seminary; graduate student University of Berlin; doctor of philosophy Hartford Theological Seminary. KATHRYN HELENE STARBUCK, A.B., LL.B. . Professor of Law Bachelor of arts Vassar College; bachelor of law Albany Law School, Union University. JOHN REMINGTON HOBBIE, JR., Ph.D. . Prafessor of Mathematics and Physics Bachelor of Science Harvard University; master of arts Harvard Univer- sity; doctor of phiIOSOphy Columbia University. RAY WALDRON PETTENGILL, Ph.D. . Prafessor of Latin and German Bachelor of arts Bowdoin College; master of arts Harvard University; doctor of philosophy Harvard University; graduate student Goettingen and Bonn Universities. KARL C. HYDE, Ph.D. . . . . Professor of Biology Bachelor of arts Indiana University; master of arts Cornell University; doctor of philosophy Cornell University. ALTON LEFEVRE IVIARKLEY, Ph.D. . . Professor of Chemistry Bachelor of science State College of Washington; master of science Cornell University; doctor of phiIOSOphy Cornell University. JOSEPH SHELDON GERRY BOLTON, Ph.D. . Professor of English Bachelor of arts Yale University; doctor of philosophy Yale University. LOUIS EDGAR JOHNS . . . Professor of IWzm'c UDz'ancH Student in United States with J. Alvin Disc and Eleanor Garrigue Fer- guson; in Vienna and Berlin with Theodor Leschetizky, Richard Burmeister and Richard Roessler; student in composition with Ad. M. Foerster, Philipp Scharwenka, and Engelbert Humperdinck. GRACE AMELIA COCKROFT, AM. . . . Professor of History Bachelor of phiIOSOphy Brown University; master of arts Clark University; university fellow, Columbia University. MARK MOHLER, A.M. . Professor of History and Political Science Bachelor of philosophy Brown University; master of arts Brown University; bachelor of divinity Newton Theological Institution; master of arts Harvard University. E I even

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EEUM I KS TH E fACU LTY HENRY THOMAS MOORE, Ph.D. . . . . . President Bachelor of arts University of Missouri; master of arts Yale University; doctor of philosophy Harvard University. MARGARET BRIDGMAN, A.M. . . . Dean; Professor of English Bachelor of arts Lake Forest College; master of arts Yale University. ALONZO STANLEY OSBORN . . Director Department of Music; Professor of Music Graduate Weaver School of Music; student of voice with Charles Bonney of New Haven, J. Jerome Hayes of New York, and Maestro Liberio Vivarelli of Florence; student of piano with H. B. Hillard and Ersillia Crcnna Bozzi of Florence; student of theory, harmony and orchestration with Louis C. Elson of Boston; graduate student of public school methods with Stcrri A. Weaver of Westfield, Mass., and E. W. Newton of Boston. GUERNSEY JOHN BORST, Ph.D. Director, Department of Secretarial Science; Professar of Education Bachelor of Arts Cornell University; master of arts Teachers College, Columbia University; doctor of pedagogy and of philosophy New York University. KATHARINE WALTER KUMLER, A.M. Director, Department of Home Economics; Professor of Home Economics iClotlzing and Textilesi Bachelor of Arts West Virginia University; master of arts Columbia University. CLARA M. GREENOUGH, A.B., MD. . Director, Department of Health and Physical Education; Professor of Health and Physical Education Bachelor of arts Smith College; doctor of medicine Northwestern University; graduate student Columbia University. MARION DIETZ PEASE, B.S. . Director, Department of Fine and nlpplied Art Graduate Pratt Institute; bachelor of science Teachers College, Columbia University. CORA LUELLA STEBBINS . . Professor of Fine and Applied Art Graduate Pratt Institute; graduate student New York School of Fine and Applied Art. Ten

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I:RHM I KS JOHN A. SLADE, LLB. . . . . . Lecturer in Socialogy Bachelor of law Albany Law School, Union University. NORMA ALFORD SI-IIRING, AJW. . Professor of Home Economics H?OOds and Nutritiom Bachelor of science Teachers College, Columbia University; master of arts Columbia University; graduate student Cornell University. DkHELEN AXTELL MUWRY, A.lV'1., . 1155001116 Professor of Biology Bachelor of arts Brown University; master of arts Brown University; grad- uate student Cold Spring Harbor Biological Station; Cornell University and University of Colorado. LUCILE B. WHITCHER, AIM. . xlssaciate Professor of Chemistry Bachelor of arts Radcliffe College; master of arts Columbia University; graduate student Cornell University. MARY VERNAM HULBERT . . Assaciate Professor of Romance Languages Graduate Temple Grove Seminary; student in France, Germany, and Spain. LUCIA DE MONTULIO, A.M. Associate Professor of Romance Languages Bachelor of arts College 9Vict0r Duruy,,; master of arts University Of Paris. COLEMAN BYRON CHENEY, NI.B.A. Associate Professor of Economics Bachelor of arts Kalamazoo College; master of business administration Harvard University. FRANCES ALLENE BAKER . Assistant Professor of Music U90ice9 Pupil 0f: Giacomo Minkowski, Berlin, Dresden, and San Francisco; Emil Polak, Charles Baker, and Oscar Sanger of New York; Herbert Wither- spoon of Chicago; student Columbia University; bachelor of science Skidmore College. HARRIET MAXWELL BROWN, A.M. . Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Bachelor of science Columbia University; master of arts Columbia University. MINERVA ROGERS BARRON, B.S. . Asmriate Professor of Fine and prlied Art Bachelor of science Teachers College, Columbia University. FRANCES LITTLETON KLINE, A.M. zissistcml Professor of Psychology Bachelor of science Cornell University; graduate student University of Chicago; master of arts University of Nlichigan. 9On leave of absence for the year 1929-1930. Twelve