Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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JOHN CAMPBELL GODBEY Professor of Chemistry Central College, A. B., ' 04; A. M., ' 05 Summer Graduate work, Univ. of Mo., ' 06 Follow in Chemistry, Vanderbilt, ' 08- ' 09 Student, Univ. of Leipsig, Institute for Inorganische Chemie, ' 11- ' 12; Prof, of Chem- istry and Biology, Southern Univ. ' 13-17; Southwestern ' 17-. FREDERICK C. LEHMBERG Professor of German and French Southwestern Univ., A. B., 1900; A. M. ' 12; Graduate Student, Univ. of Chicago, Sum- mers ' 07 ' 12; Univ. of Texas, ' 10; Teacher of German, John Tarleton, ' OG- ' 09; S. U. Fitting School, ' 09- ' ll; S. U. ' 11 to 19; Presi- dent Cherokee Junior College, ' 20; S. U. ' 20. HERBERT LEE GRAY Professor of Bible and Religion Emory College, A. B., ' 87; Prof, in Anglo- Chinese Coll., Shanhai, China, ' 90- ' 91; Prof, in Buffington Institute, Soochow, ' !-j3- ' 95; Principal Central Institute, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, ' 99-01; Member Social Service Com- mission in Texas of Southern Methodist Church; S. IT. since ' 1910. WILEY JUNIUS CARNATHAN Professor of History Southern Univ., A. B. ' 11; Vanderbilt, B. D. ' 17; A. M. ' 18; Summer Graduate work in Univ. of Ala., ' 06; George Peabodv College for Teachers, ' 1 4- ' l 5- ' 16- ' 19; Prof, of His- tory, Nashville Coll. for Young Women, ' 17- ' 18; New Mexico Military Institute, ' 18- ' 19; S. U. since 1919. 22

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WESLEY CARROLL VAUfiN Professor of Latin and Greek Randolph-Macon College, A. B. A. M. 1890; Asst. Prof. Latin Greek, Randolph- Macon ' 89- ' 90; Summer Graduate work, Cornell 01, Yale ' 05; Acting Prof. French ' 17-: Prof, of Latin Greek S. IT. Since 1893. CLAUD HOWARD Professor of English East Texas Normal College, A. B. ' 07; Univ. North Carolira, A. M. ' 09; Instructor in English ' 111; Harvard, A. M. ' 11; Head of English Dept., Ala. State Normal, Jackson- ville Ml - ' 19; Graduate student, Univ. of Chicago ' 11- ' 16; Author of Dramatic Mon- ologue ; Prof of Eng ' .ish S. IT. ' 19-. RANDOLPH WOOD TINSLEY Professor of Biology and Geology Univ. of Va„ Grad. in Science ' 93; B. S. ' 98; Gradute work Univ. of Chicago Summer of ' 07; Asst. Prof, of Science Washington Coll., Mel., ' 93; Prof, of Science Univ. New Mex., ' 96- ' 97; Prof, of Science Penn. State Normal, ' 99- ' 02; S. U. since ' 03; Sec ' y. Faculty, ' 13-; Sec ' y Executive Comm. ' 19; Faculty Executive Comm., ' 22. JOHN COWPER GRANBERY Professor of Sociology and Economics Randolph-Macon Coll., A. B., ' 96; Van- dehilt, D. D., ' 99; Univ. of Chicago, A. M., ' OS; Ph. D., ' 09; Kentucky Wesleyan, D. D., ' 13; Acting Prof, of Education and Asst. Prof, of History and Economics S. U. ' 13- ' 14; Prof, of Sociology and Economics, S. U. since ' 14; Leave of absence as Y. M. C. A. Sec ' y. in France and Greece ' 17- ' 20. 2 I

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OSCAR ALVIN ULLRICH Professor of Education A. B. and A. M. from Texas University. Candidate for Ph. D. from University of Chicago; Professor of Education South- western University, 1920-. WILLIAM PAUL DAVIDSON Associate Professor of Philosophy Hendrix College. A. B., ' 12; Grad. Student Univ. of Chicago, ' 13, ' 14; Summer ' 16; Elected Fellow In Phil. Univ. Mo. ' 19; Act- ing Prof, of Economics ' 17- ' 20; S. U. since ' 15. CLARENCE SIMPSON MAST Professor of Physics Ohio Wesleyan Univ., B. S., ' 06; A. M. ' 11; Grad. Student, and Instructor of Physics, Virginia Polytechnic, ' 06- ' 09; Univ. of Ohio, Summer ' 13; Head of Science Dept. Heddins; College, ' 09- ' lS; Prof, of Physics, South- western LTniversity since ' 18. WILLIAM DWIGHT WENTZ Assistant Professor of Public Speaking and English Penn. State Normal, M. E. ' 98; Nat ' l College of Oratory, Philadelphia, B. E. ' 07; Grad. Student, Penn. State Normal. ' 99 1900; Univ. of Penn. ' O4- ' 05; Instructor in Public Speaking, Wanamaker Institute, ' 13; S. U. since ' 13. 23