Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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tilcuon MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY Head — Arnold Dresden. Ph.D. . .Edward H. Magill Prof, of Mathematics and Astronomy John Anthony Miller. Ph.D.. F.R.. A.S.. Director of Sproul Observatory and Research Professor of Astronomy Ross W. Marriott. Ph.D Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy John Himes Putnam. A.M.. .Associate Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy Michael Kovalenko. Ph.D.. . .Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy Alice M. Rogers. A.B Research Assistant in Mathematics Holbrook M. MacNeille. A.B Instructor in Mathematics Dorothea Kern. M.A Research Assistant in Astronomy Roy Delaplaine Assistant in Astronomy MUSIC Head — Alfred J. Swan. A.B Director of Music PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION Head — Brand B. Blanshard. Ph.D Professor of Philosophy Jesse Herman Holmes. Ph.D Professor of Philosophy John W. Nason. M.A Instructor in Philosophy PHYSICAL EDUCATION Head — Robert Dunn. B.S Director, Physical Education for Men Virginia Rath. M.A Director. Physical Education for Women Virginia Neal Brown. A.B Assistant in Physical Education for Women May E. Parry. A.B.. B.S Assistant in Physical Education for Women George R. Pfann. B.A Instructor in Physical Education for Men Dorothy L. Ashton. A.B.. M.D Lecturer in Hygiene Franklin S. Gillespie, A.B.. M.D Lecturer in Hygiene Avery F. Blake Instructor in Physical Education for Men N. K. Parker. A.B Assistant in Physical Education for Men PHYSICS Head — Winthrop R. Wright. Ph.D Morris L. Clothier Professor of Physics Milan W. Garrett. D. Phil Assistant Professor of Physics George Arthur Hoadlcy, D.Sc Emeritus Professor of Physics PHYSIOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY Head — Walter J. Scott. Ph.D Assistant Professor in Physiology and Zoology Robert K. Enders. Ph.D Assistant Professor of Zoology Dctlev Bronk. Ph.D Lecturer in Physiology and Zoology Harry Grinfast Instructor in Zoology POLITICAL SCIENCE Head — Robert Clarkson Brooks. Ph.D.. . .Joseph Wharton Professor of Political Science J. Roland Pennock. A.M Assistant Professor of Political Science Frances Reinhold. A.B Assistant in Political Science ROMANCE LANGUAGES Head — ' ' Louis Cons. B.esL.. L.esL.. Susan W. Lippincott Professor of French Language and Literature Margaret Pitkin Bainbridge. Ph.D Assistant Professor of French Edith Philips. D.U.P Associate Professor of French Mercedes C. Iribas. B.S.E Instructor in Spanish Enrique Bustos. A.B Part-time Instructor in Spanish Elizabeth H. Brooks. A.B Language Tutor Leon Wencilius. L.esL.. Th.D Instructor in French Isabellc Bronk. Ph.D.. .Emeritus Professor of the French Language and Literature Robert Elson Turner. D.U.P Acting Associate Professor of French Marguerite Wencelius. M.A Part-time Instructor in French LIBRARY Head — Charles B. Shaw. M.A Librarian John Russell Hayes, LL.B Librarian of Friends ' Historical Library ARBORETUM John C. Wister Director of Arthur Hoyt Scott Arboretum Leave of absence, first semester. Leave of absence, 1932-1933. ' 19 ' !:m s - !±: wi

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a tycn JfacuUp BOTANY AND BIOLOGY Head — Samuel Copeland Palmer. Ph.D Professor of Botany CHEMISTRY Head — Henry Jermain Maude Creighton. M.A.. D.Sc Professor of Chemistry Edward H. Cox. M.A.. D.Sc Associate Professor of Chemistry Duncan Graham Foster. Ph.D Assistant Professor of Chemistry Gelbert Alleman. Ph.D Professor of Chemistry Walter B. Keighton. A.B Instructor in Chemistry ECONOMICS Head — Herbert F. Fraser. M.A.. F.R.Econ.S Professor of Economics Clair Wilcox. Ph.D Professor of Economics Richard W. Slocum. A.B.. LL.B Part-time Instructor in Law W. J. Carson. Ph.D Lecturer in Economics Patrick Malin. B.S. in Econ Instructor in Economics John W. Hoot. A.M Part-time Instructor in Economics Raymond Bowman. B.S Part-time Instructor in Economics, First Semester Louis N. Robinson. Ph.D Lecturer in Economics EDUCATION Head — Mary Wentworth McConaughy. M.A.. Ed.D.. Lecturer in Psychology and Education J. Herschel Coffin. Ph.D Acting Professor of Psychology Thomas Woody. Ph.D Lecturer in Education Edith M. Everett. M.A Lecturer in Education ENGINEERING Head — Charles Garrett Thatcher. M.E. . . .Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Lewis Fussell. E.E.. Ph.D Professor of Electrical Engineering Andrew Simpson. M.S Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering George A. Bourdelais Instructor in Engineering Scott B. Lilly. B.S.. C.E Professor of Civil Engineering John J. Matthews. A.B Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineeering S. W. Johnson Part-time Instructor in Accounting Howard Malcolm Jenkins. E.E Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering ENGLISH Head — Harold Clarke Goddard. Ph.D.. .Alexander Grisu old Cummings Prof, of English Everett L. Hunt. M.A Professor of English Philip Marshall Hicks. Ph.D Professor of English Robert Ernest Spiller. Ph.D Associate Professor of English Frederic S. Klees. A.B Instructor in English Elizabeth Cox Wright. Ph.D Part-time Instructor in English Townsend Scudder. 3rd. B.A Assistant Professor in English FINE ARTS Head — Alfred Mansfield Brooks. A.M Professor of Fine Arts Ethel Stilz. Ph.B Instructor in Fine Arts GERMAN LANGUAGE Head Clara Price Newport. Ph.D.. . .Professor of the German Language and Literature Lydia Baer. Ph.D Assistant Professor of German Karl Reuning. Ph.D Assistant Professor of German GREEK AND LATIN Head — Ethel Hampson Brewster. Ph.D Professor of Greek and Latin L. R. Shero. Ph.D Professor of Greek and Latin Henrietta Josephine Meteer Emeritus Professor of Greek and Latin HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Head — Frederic J. Manning. Ph.D Professor of History Troyer Steele Anderson. Ph.D Assistant Professor of History Mary Albertson. Ph.D Assistant Professor of History William Isaac Hull. Ph.D.. F.R.Hist.S.. Howard M. Jenkins Professor of Quaker History X- C ' 18

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iStilcyon itb iSotu notfjer Jpear I I ( fND now another year has come — and gone, f - bringing with it improvements and growth, and leaving behind echoes of experiences old and new. The high-spots of the last twelve months come readily back to mind. It ' s Spring and 1932. Meyer Davis ' orchestra helps to introduce a brand new custom in the form of the first Spring Prom. As proof of the growing tendency toward the new and better, the restlessness of the co-eds in relation to the problems which women ' s fraternities present comes to a crisis in the decision to abandon fraternal activities for the ensuing year. These revolutionary changes break forth in the sport realm as well. This time it ' s golf — just an- other step forward in the movement to keep our females lithe and supple. The earliest attempt of our youngest at big-time stuff comes through in the form, of the first Fresh- man Show to be held in Clothier. As usual, variety is the keynote of the performance. Achievements — In connection with maintaining our publicity standard the recently formed L. I. D. chapter crashes through. Three of the rowdies ac- tually attract enough notice to be arrested. A more remunerative effort is shown by four members of our track team who carry home from the Penn Re- lays a watch apiece in token of the one-mile cham- pionship. Ye merrie month of May is ushered in with the proper celebration, this year a Robin Hood pageant. Every old-time character makes his appearance from the enthusiastic bugler who manages somehow to conquer Worth Tower, to the great white horse hired for the occasion. Our beloved Seniors are rewarded according to merit for their four years ' struggle; some merely receive a diploma; a few, scholastic awards at com- mencement; while the infamous are given affection- ate tokens of esteem parceled out during class day exercises on Prexy ' s lawn. Summer improvements noted include a rearrange- ment of the library to permit the library staff to enjoy a reasonable amount of quiet, a superfluous amount of yellow paint adorning renovated Parrish rooms, and the taking of initial steps in transform- ing Collection Hall into a recreation center. :s i£X- ■■IP 20