University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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CRABBE REUTER ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Assistant Professor and Assistant Director, Depart- PAYE CRABBE-Phi Gamma Beta mem of Nufsmg B.S., Teachers College V301 143 HERBERT DEAN PEARL Associate Professor and Director of Department of B.S. Edq Vermont 120: M.A., 136 Nursing Assistant Professor of Education WILLIAM LEO REUTER-Kappa Delta Pi BS., Millersville State Teachers College '3l 3 M.Ed., MARY BURKE SULLIVAN , I 1 Y Duke ,361 ECLDUI Temple University '40 B.S'. Ed., New Yorl-r University 335 M.A:, 34 Associate professor of Education Assistant Professor in English and Education ASSISTANT Pnorzssolzs 'NSTRUCTORS NELLE ALEXANDER ADAMS-Sigma Kappa, Kappa ODILE M' MORNEXWLT Alpha Theta, Delta Kappa Gamma BS Columbia 45 Bs., ohio state '23, ME., Columbia '29 Instructor In Nufsmg Assistant Professor of Education ANNA CAROLYN SCHOLL LENA RAUB OAKLEY B.A., Goucher College '37: M.N., Yale School of l3.S., Columbia University Teachers College '4O: Nursing '40 M-A-, '47 Instructor in Nursing IRA ALLEN CHAPEL AND BILLING-S LIBRARY TWENTY-SIX

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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND NURSING I DOCTOR DOUGLASS Bennett Cooper Douglass is Professor of Education and Director of the School of Education and Nursing. Professor Douglass has been serving in the field of education at the University of Vermont for twenty-seven years: for the State, forty years. A graduate of the University of Vermont in l908, he did graduate work at Columbia and rapidly progressed up the promotion ladder in the State Department of Education. Professor Douglass is a member of Phi Beta Kappa Society and Phi Delta Kappa. STUDENT TEACHING WATERMAN BUILDING 'I' W E N T Y - F I V E

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CQLLEGE QF 'Cf' sq X ,X J DEAN BROWN White-haired, vigorous William Eustis Brown came to Vermont in the fall of l945 to serve as Dean of the College of Medicine. Behind him were many years in the practical appli- cation and the teaching of medicine. A graduate of the Harvard Medical School, he interned at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston, spent three years in private practice in New Jersey, and was appointed surgeon-in-chief of the hospital of the New Jersey Zinc Company. For twenty-one years he served on the faculty of the College of Medicine at the University of Cin- cinnati, leaving there to serve in the Army Medical Corps from August, l943, to May, 1945, with Iifteen months service in North Africa and Europe. Upon being relieved from active duty, Dr. Brown returned to the University of Cincinnati for a few months and then accepted the offer to further the interests of medicine in Vermont. NUTRITION LAB. MEDICAL BUILDING ' TWENTY-sEvEN