Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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' pacuittf Professor Raymond D. Harriman is the popular and efficient head of the Classics Department. Journalism ' s Chilton R. Bush lends a guiding hand to aspiring news- papermen. Professor E. R. Hilgard, Psychol- ogy Department chief explains the intricacies of human actions. Professor B.Q. Morgan of the German Department takes part in plays and song fests. Romanic Languages head, Aurelio Espinosa, gives South America- bound students lessons in practi- cal Spanish. Richard F. Jones of the English Department assists in the educa- tion of all Stanford students. The Department of Physiology is under the capable direction of Professor Frank W. Weymouth. 13

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DEANS AND DIRECTORS Philip A. Leighton Dean, School of Physical Sciences Carl B. Spaeth Dean. School of Latv Di)uglas M. Whitaker Dean, School of Biological Sciences Lucille Daniels Dean, School of Physical Therapy Merrill Kelley Bennett Dean, School of Social Sciences George H. Houck Director. Health Service Loren Roscoe Chandler Dean, School of Medicine Alfred R. Masters Director. Ph Ysical Education and Athletics

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FACULTY In the Atomic Age Professor Paul Harmon Kirkpatrick of the Physics Department finds a new emphasis and interest in his courses. With his curriculum greatly ex- panded, Civil Engineering ' s act- ing head Leon Benedict Reynolds found new interest from those de- siring a practical education. Professor Charles Fairman re- turned from the war to the head of an expanded and rejuvenated Po- litical Science Department which now contains an international re- lations department. Head of the History Department, Professor Edgar Eugene Robinson has long been a Stanford favorite for his comprehensive courses in American history and ideals. Professor Lydik S. Jacobsen doubles as the head of the Me- chanical Engineering Department and teacher in these days of great need for technical training. Bernard F. Haley of the Econom- ics Department found his courses mainly filled by veterans who will apply his economic theories to practical life.