Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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THE FACULTY GORDON BLOOMFIELD WOLCOTT. B. S., M. S„ Ph. D. Head of Departments of Biology and Geology The Mighty Atom . One of the best liked profs in school because he has the student ' s viewpoint. THOMAS HODGIN MARSH. B. A.. M. A., B. D. Wonderful sense of humor. He likes bowling and golf. Students like him. Head of Speech and Dramatic Literature MYRON LAWSON WILLIAMS, B. A.» M. A. Head of Departments of Business Economics and Sociology Identified by a clipped mustache, brief case, and a brisk walk. He makes his classes interesting by an extraordinary use of examples. LUTHER JACOB WAGGONER, B. A., M. A., B. D. Professor of Religious Education and History Known among the students as Wag . He is Mark Twain and Will Rogers rolled into one. His classes are the current topics of conversation. Head of Department of English CLAUD HOWARD. B. A., M. A.. Ph. D. Coach of the Texas Conference championship golf team. Regional president of Alpha Chi. LUCY BELL MORGAN. B. A., M. A. Assistant Professor of Spanish A charming and interesting speaker who is a master of the culture and legends of the Spanish-speaking countries. RHEA WILLIAMS, B. S.. M. S., M. Ed. Professor of Education and Director of Physical Education Campus Apollo . Through his Intramural Athletic program, Mr. Williams has created a greater interest in the art of Phy- sical Education and developed a more vivacious school spirit. THOMAS MINARD JOHNSON, B. F. A. Director of Band and Orchestra Small, quick, energetic, and a commanding air. All go to make him a showman superlative.

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THE FACULTY jBHT s HERBERT LEE GRAY. B. A., D. D. Head of Bible and Religion Dr. Gray ' s deep understanding of human nature quickly touches all those with whom he comes in contact. GEORGE C. HESTER, B. A., M. A. Head of Departments of History and Political Science Mr. Hester ' s close association with present day political problems gives his students that refreshing quality so that his classes are overflowing. The power behind the Centennial Celebration. CARL BENTON COMPTON, B. A.. B. F. A. Head of Department of Art Energetic, original, flamboyant, eccentric, and many other qualities destine our young artist, Mr. Compton, a bright future. JOHN H. UTLEY, B. A.. M. A., Ph. D. Professor of Foreign Languages Dr. Utley makes his foreign language classes interesting, the highest compliment that could be made of a foreign lan- guage professor. ALBERT RUSSEL WAPPLE, B. S., M. A. Head of Department of Mathematics A gentleman in the true sense of the word. He is always willing to lend a helping hand. ERNST HEYER, ABITURIENTEN ZEUGN1S Instructor in German and Latin Potential inventor and aviator. His infinite linguistic abilities are incomprehensive. JOHN CAMPBELL GODBEY, B. A., M. A. Head of Department of Physics and Chemistry The king of the science building. Prominent in Southwestern athletics. Likes to cook sausage over an open fire. Those who know him swear by him, and who doesn ' t know him? , SIDNEY BERGIN DUNN, B. S., M. S. Assistant Professor of Physics and Mathematics He is known by most students as Bergin . Good-natured, likeable. He likes to tinker with things he doesn ' t fully understand. w

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THE FACULTY if ■« if •■ • ' ' • - J-f . ' • ' .••. ' ' % « zl.„Jl fiJ ; JJiBbi ROLLAND STORY, B. A. Director of Public Relations Ex-students are Rolland ' s pride and joy. He sees all and knows all. Personality plus. ESTHER MESSICK, B. A., M. A. Instructor in Education and Physical Education She likes puns and funny sayings. Her student friends are numerous. JANE BROWN, B. A. Instructor in Speech and Dramatic Literature Miss Brown, our youngest prof, has re-vitalized the Mask and Wig. Her two productions met with unprecedented success. IOLA BOWDEN, B. A., B. F. A. Instructor in Piano, Organ, and Theory Her quiet, unassuming manner belies the depth of her personality and ability. MARGARITA AGRENEVA-SLAVIANSKY Professor of Voice and Director of the Chorus Of the Russian Nobility, world wide fame. One of the Characters of the campus. MARA SLAVIANSKY Instructor in Voice and Theory Stars in her eyes. The lilt of life in her voice. THOMAS HAMILTON CLARK, B. A Instructor in Business Administration Knows the keys of the organ as well as those of the typewriter. LOUISE RADER Cashier Has a tedious position which she handles remarkably well.