University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING COMMERCE APPLIED ARTS ROBERT GOWDY Dean New Dean of the Engineering School is Robert Gowdy, a product of U. C. An interesting man, very popular with the alums and students of the school, Dean Gowdy has chosen as his goal a con- tinuance of the ideals of the late Dean Schneider concerning cooperative engineering. Dean Gowdy is efficiency personified, but students know he is broadminded, and his keen and subtle sense of humor saves him from brusqueness. The Dean is addicted to books, guns, and music, but he has never dropped his interest in scholarship, despite his heavy duties. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COMMERCE Founding: 1900 — in ' 40 Number in faculty --------- 80 Number in school : Freshmen - - . - 442 Sophomores --------- 379 Pre-Juniors --------- 353 Juniors ---------- 314 Seniors --.---.-.. 234 1732 • Page 27 Adkins Arenson Paul Pickering Smith Holmes

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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS GEORGE B. BARBOUR Dean George B. Barbour, a gentleman and a scholar, is Dean of Liberal Arts. He is a geologist by specialization, and an intellectual by all accounts. Dean Barbour has a cosmopolitan background, for he was educated in Scotland, England, and the United States, and taught for a period of time in several leading Chinese universities. The Dean has a wide diversity of interests, attends practically all the University functions, and keeps open house for the students. He is genuinely interested in students as individuals, and those who have met Dean Barbour can say that he has gained the ad- miration of all by his friendliness and flashing Scotch humor. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Founding: 1873 — in ' 40 Number in faculty . . 125 Number in school: Freshmen ---------- 305 Sophomores --.--.-- 265 Juniors 240 Seniors . - - - 159 Special Students - - - - - - - 145 1114 Boyce Hutchings Case Clark Kreider Lotspeich Page 26 •

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GRADUATE SCHOOL LOUIS T. MORE Dean Podolsky Band Caster McGrain Kersten Louis T. More, Dean of the Graduate School, is a man of wide interests. Although he is always busy with the administration of his college and is personally interested in each student, he has found time to write three books, and is now working on his fourth. The Life of Boyle. Dr. More is prominent in many Cincinnati affairs and his name is connected with many local organizations. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Cincinnati Sym- phony Orchestra, President of the Smoke Abatement League, and Vice President of the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts. His favorite subject, however, is the study of the philosophy of science. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Founding: 1906 — in ' 40 Number in faculty Number of students 171 275 Page 28 o