Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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CLARENCE SIMPSON MAST, Professor of Physics Ohio Wesleyan University, B. S., 1906, A. M., 1911; Graduate Student, Virginia Polytechnic, School of Engineering, 1906-1909; Ohio State University, Sum- mer, 1913; Instructor in Physics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1906-1909; Head of Science Department, Hedding College, 1909-1918; Professor of Physics, Southwestern University, 191 8-. sa hi FREDERICK C. LEHMBERG, Professor of German and French Southwestern University, A. B., 1900; A. M., 1912; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Summers 1907-12; Graduate Student, University of Texas, Sum- mer 1910; Teacher of German, John Tarleton College, 1906-09 Instructor in German and French, South- western University Fitting School, 1909-11; Assistant Professor of German and French, Southwestern Uni- versity, since 1911-19; President Cherokee Junior College 1919-20; Professor of French and German, Southwestern University, 1920-. JOHN HUBERT CORNYN, Graduate, in Honor Romance Languages, History and English, University of Toronto, LL.B., Puebla, B. E., Brown School of Oratory; Graduate Ontario School of Pedagogy. Superintendent American Colony Schools, City of Mexico, professor in the National University of Mexico, (English and Greek); teacher of Spanish in the Commercial High School, Brooklyn. N. Y.; head of the Spanish Department of the Big Chief School, New York City; head of the department of Romance Languages, Birmingham Southern College, Birming- ham, Ala.; head of the Department of Romance Languages, Southwestern University. Prof. Cornyn was Mexican editor for the New Students ' Reference Work (Chicago), the Encyclo- pedia of Latin America (New York) ; and Latin American editor for the British Encyclopedia Pub- lishing Company (London) and the Encyclopedia Americana. For the latter he was also editor for the departments of mythology, Indian lore, and Spanish and Italian literature. Among his published works are Mexican Fairy Tales; Mexican Artists and their Art; In the Name of our Lady; a story of Mexican life; The King of the Reeds and the Rushes; , a story woven about the curious beliefs and myths of the Aztecs; Diaz y Mexico (3 vols, in Spanish), a history of the Diaz regime, in Mexico. Two new volumes are now in the press, and will be issued early in Sep- tember by Little, Brown Co. of Boston under the title of Around the Wigwam Fire and Indian Hero Tales . Both will be illustrated by George Varian. The SOU ' WESTER • «••••• 1921 —24—