University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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James G. Soutliworth Associate Professor of English Paul W. Stansbury Clyde W. Summers Associate Professor of Education and Assistant Professor of Law Director of Graduate Studv Isabel Stafford Lecturer in English Brenton W. Stevenson Associate Professor English and Director of Evening Sessions Virgil Tadsen Instructor in Chemistry Jesse L. Ward Professor of Education Gardner Williams Associate Professor of Historv Gny E. VanSickle Professor of Chemistry Marion A. Weightman Assistant Professor of Hygiene and University Physician Dr. E. O. Scott, Dk. Gardner Williaiiis and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Stohcnlnuli join students Janet Jacobs. Phyllis Ja- coby, Russell Mills. Betty Lou Bell wan. Robert May and Genevieve Sell in sing- ing Chri. ' ;tmas carols. Jmie B. Winslow Ivan F. Zarobsky Associate Professor of Mathematics Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Astronomy 14

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Henry C. Mathias Assistant Area Coordinator of Training Within Industry JamevS M. McCrimmoii Associate Professor of Englisli Nicholas Mogendorflf Professor of Natural Science Lamora Mueller Assistant Professor of Physical Education Harold G. Oddy Professor of Chemistry Gr. Harrison Orians Professor of American Literature and Directc of Summer Sessions Donald S. Parks Professor of Business Administration and Personnel Director Florence Radabaugh Assistant Professor of Englisli Erman 0. Scott Associate Professor of Civil Engineering Ruby T. Scott Associate Professor of Rhetoric W. Sherman Smith Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering and Drawing Arcliie N. Solberg Associate Professor of Biology Personnel Director Donald S, Parks and Dr. Frank R. Hkkcrson szving their ladies at the faculty Christmas l arty. ft M 4 ' 13

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PROFESSORS EMERITUS Lorain Fortney, graduate of the University of West Virginia with the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law degrees, of the University of Pittsburgh with a Doctor of Philosophy de- gree, and with a doctorate in Science conferred on him by Kansas Ci ty University, came to the University of Toledo in 1918. Here he has been professor and lecturer in the fields of com- merce and law. His friendly cooperation, au- thorship of monographs, and many interests outside the academic field have been marked characteristics of his service. Luther Chapman Scott, a Connecticut Yani ee by birth, was a recipient of two meclianical en- gineering degrees from Highland Park College, and was a student at the University of Colo- rado, Valparaiso University and Cooper Insti- tute. His career has been divided between serv- ice in industry, ten years as head of the indus- trial department at his alma mater, and his work as associate professor here since 1919, during which time he has retained meml)ership in professional societies. He has made himself master of the field of geology. Jessie D. Stafford, native Ohioan, graduate of Toronto University with a master ' s degree from Ohio State, has been a member of the instructional staff at the University of Toledo since 1926. She has been a counselor and friend of students, adviser of the Sigma Pi Delta sor- ority and of the Dramatic Association, an active member of the American Association of Uni- versity Professors, and popular and beloved professor of literature. Roljert N. Whiteford, a native of Lidiana, has Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from Wabash College. After experience in Illinois schools and as professor and dean of the American Interna- tional College at Springfield, Massachusetts, he came to the University as professor of English Literature in 1910. He served for 1. ) years as director of graduate study. Brilliant lecturer, author of numerous books, membei- of profes- sional societies. Professor AVhileford was sig- nally honored l)y award of flie lionorary degree of Doctor of Literature from his ahna mater. Henry E. Kreider, a Pennsylvanian, is a gra- duate of Franklin and larshall College with Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. He is an ordained minister of the Reformed Clnirch, has been i)rofessoi ' in the sciences and chemistry at several institutions, and was j)i-o- fessor of chemistry here at tlie University from 1915 to 1944. He has lieen a capable teacher and chairman of the chemistry department, an understanding friend of students, a cooperative member of the instructional staff , participant in professional societies and autlior of publica- tions. I ' rank K. Xui ' se, ]irofessor of pliilosophy at the University since 1918, is a neophyte among the emeritus jjrofessors. He received his earh ' education in Illinois, where he was born, and he was awarded the Bachelor of Divinity de- gree at Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Chicago. He was a student in German Univer- sities, and received the degree of Doctor of Pliilosophy from Heidelberg. His professional life has included service at a number of colleges, including the American College of Beirut, Syria, and Marietta College in Ohio. He is an acconi])lished linguist, lecturer, and pliiloso- pher. Dr. Lorain T. Fortiie - Mr T.titlicT ( ' . Sc.itt Mrs. Jessie D. .- inftMr.! Dr. Robert X. Wliitcford 15