University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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PROFESSOR ALBERT ELLSWORTH HILL lycdlcCLtL on Professor and head of the Department of English j faculty advisor for the Artemisia patron saint of Chi Delta Phi, English hon- orary society; indefatigable reader; inspiring teacher, understanding humorist; and general good fellow — Professor Albert Ellsworth Hill.

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' No-iv, let ' s sec As an undergraduate at the University of Chicago, Professor Hill studied under such distinguished me nas Dr. Manley and Robert Herrick. His great interest in literature, coupled with his excellent background, makes him a most enjoyable professor. His New England background and ancestry give his courses in Ameri- can Literature an added tang of realism. Among his favorites are Wordsworth, of whose work he admits devouring avidly, often at the neglect of my other undergraduate studies, and Shake- speare, of whose work he is both a capa- ble professor and student . . . He has served this institution and its students for nearly thirty years, giving unflagging and inspiring aid both to the English De- partment and the Artemisia. To one who has dedicated himself to us, we dedicate this issue of our yearly chronicle. ' ' H-mm, — Fndax attciidauce!