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

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES EX OFFICIO The Governor, ELBERT N. CARVEL. Laurel The President of the State Board of Education, DR. JAMES BEEBE, Lewes The Master of the State Grange, PAUL W. MITCHELL, Hockessin The President of the University, WILLIAM S. CARLSON NEW CASTLE C. DOUGLASS BUCK, Wilmington (First Term) 1941 JOHN P. CANN, Newark (Third Term) 1945 HARLAND A. CARPENTER, Wilmington (First Term) 1944 R. R. M, CARPENTER, JR., Wilmington (First Term) 1945 HENRY B. DU PONT, Wilmington (First Term) 1944 H. F. DU PONT, Winterthur (Life Term) 1918 H. P. GEORGE, Wilmington (First Term) 1944 MRS. ALBERT W. JAMES, Wilmington (Second Term) 1945 JOHN G LEACH, Wilmington (First Term) 1948 HUGH M. MORRIS, Wilmington (Third Term) ' 1943 ROBERT H. RICHARDS, Wilmington (Second Term) 1942 RICHARD S. RODNEY, New Castle (Third Term) 1944 H. RODNEY SHARP, Wilmington (Life Term) 1915 C. M. A. STINE, Wilmington (Second Term) 1943 NORRIS N. WRIGHT, Newark (First Term) 1943 KENT GEORGE M. FISHER, Dover (Second Term) 1945 W. W. HARRINGTON, Dover (Life Term) 1900 HAROLD W. HORSEY, Dover (Fourth Term) 1944 MRS. HENRY RIDGELY, Dover (First Term) 1940 ARTHUR F. WALKER, Woodside (Third Term) 1945 EARLE D. WILLEY, Dover (Second Term) 1942 SUSSEX ELBERT N. CARVEL, Laurel (First Term) 1945 FRANK M. JONES, Georgetown (Fourth Term) 1945 JOSEPH L. MARSHALL, Lewes (First Term) 1945 WARREN C. NEWTON, Bridgeville (Fifth Term) 1946 PRESTON C. TOWNSEND, Selbyville (First Term) 1941 MRS. CHARLES P. TOWNSEND, Dagsboro (First Term) 1942 G. FRANKLIN WAPLES, Milford (First Term) 1948 Appointed by the Governor 19

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Francis Hagar Squire DEAN OF ARTS AND SCIENCE Dr. Francis H. Squire, Dean of The School of Arts and Science, assumed his present position at Delaware in 1945, when he was released to inactive duty with the rank of Lieutenant-Commander from the Navy. He was on active duty with the United States Naval Aviation Primary Train- ing Command from February 1943 until November 1945. In 1925 he was graduated with an A.B. degree from Yale University, where he also did graduate work as a Currier Fellow in History until 1927. He then became an Instructor in History at the University of Delaware and two years later became an Assistant Professor. He returned, however, to Yale in 1930 for graduate work, and v as made an Instructor in History there. He received his Ph.D. from Yale in 1935. Dr. Squire is a member of the American Historical Asso- ciation, The Historical Society of Delaware, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Kappa Tau, The Lincoln Club of Delaware, The Torch Club, and The Elizabethan Club, New Haven, Connecticut.