University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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FACULTY 'H';LEL., ' H.L'.!E!'u;n, Ph. H., lj !J., PJ'Uxi..El llT George Abram Harter, Ph. D, LL, D, 1 El L.UI'IU'L'L'FI A, M. C on Osborne Houghton, A, B. Wilbur Owen Svpherd, Ph. 12, culture. Thomas Franklin Manns, Ph. D, Charles Conger Palmer, V. M. D. v Elliot Dutten, A. M., Dean of Men. 1 Albert Wilkinson, A, M. nd Walter Heim, A. M. oward Kent Preston, C. E, 3 'Hl, t nder H-.Llhl Ph H. Lee Schuster, S, M. George Albert Koerber, E. E. Exra Breckenridge Crooks, Ph. . Albert .;'rlh'rrllilll E'.:lxhn:'.n, Ph. T.F, I.t liF !'i.l'il'll:ll?ld I:.I.'IJI'II. S5 'IJ Robert Lyle Spencer, B. M. E, neering. George Herbert Byvden, Ph, D. n Fenton Daugherty, Ph. I warles U..rlm. Whartan, M. 1D, H 'l'r:LJ, H'llrtln'u 'l.!ljm L l C : Du:ln -:.lf fkgrin Dean of Engi- Justpll F.idr.r:y Gould, Ph. D, fames Alexander Barkley, A. M. I chwrin Leuh:l. Byvam, A. M. -.l:- Blumberg, E, E., M. E. arl .IIJIII'I RLLQ A Xf fu -Iln Linton Coyle. Ned Bhiss Allen, Ph. D. Franciz Iljhl.'l' .cnqu P, 11.' 13, weorge Flder Brinton, Fh. B. Thomas Douglas Mylrea, C. E. Thomas Darmon Smith, C. E, Warren Jacob Ellis, A M, Henry Clayton Harris, Ph, D, William Clifford Witham, Ph. D. Glenn Seymaour Skinner, Ph, IX Gerald Paul Doherty, JI 5. B. Charles Robert Kase, Ph. I William Ditto Lewis, A. B. Ralph William Jones, 5. M. E. Cyruz Lawrence Day, Fh. D, William Franess Lindell, 8. B. in M. E, E Sam Williams Anderson, Captam, C. A. C., Henry Clay Reed, A, M, Jacob Neil Stahley, A M. Frank Johnstone Cunningham, Captain, George Harold Wilsan, A. M. John Charles Donglas Harding, A, B, Sydney Hoffman, A, B. Frederie Courtland Houghton, A. M. L 'llr'1' l1lllrl d Niin'hl;ll. ., '.! James Christos Ka k.'l-. hy : Maurice Munger, 5, B. in M, Albert Victor 1'5-.1'5unl.. A ?'.I Kermit William Oberlin, Ph. ID. Edward Charles Bardo, B. P. E. Cecil Can Hn Lymch, Jr., h M. Amos Barnes Colling, 5. M. in E. E. Edmund Erzkin Miller, Ph. !J Andrew Cassell Hn:w-llc. A M, John Kenneth Leshie, A. M. Rothwell Cresap jell.lr.'ll:,'. A, M. .'Hl'.i'.llldl'f l-;l:nr;.?ifl'il l'l :'L1:Ll:.ul:n, .'L I.l Robert Porter Sechler, Ph. D. Harry Stausebach. allas Dee Irvine, 5. Roger Tyler, Jr., Ph. D, A M.

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CLD COLLECE OLD COLLEGE embodies the heart and soul of under- graduate life at Delazvare. Constructed m 1833-34 from funds made available by the State Legislature charter in 1833, it remained the sole college buwilding until after 1870. The Oratory , as it was then called, was dormi- tory, refectory, and recitation hall combined, as well as public lecture hall and meeting place. In 1916 Old College was completely renovated. The architects first unroofed the building and then removed the whole interior, so that little remained except the outer walls. The interior was then remodeled as we know it wow with the commons, student activities room, lounge, and faculty rooms. The exterior of the building was altered only in minor details, The cupola, which had been a familiar part of the old building, was removed, the old wooden steps were replaced by a granite stairzoay, and the old Doric pillars were replaced by NEW ONES. On the south wall beneath the main portico may still be seen the initials of past graduates laboriously carved in the bricks nearly a century ago.