University of the South - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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he Qap and Qown, ig 2 Dr. George Merrick Baker Dean Dr. Baker ' s services to the University have been many, but perhaps the greatest of these is the broad understanding which he has built up between the students and faculty. It has been said of him that in handling student problems he has shown justice tempered with intelligence, which is after all, wisdom. Page 23

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he Qap and Qoiun, 1932 I ede)6eOe)Oe)aeaeOe)cI Dr. B. F. Finney Vice-Chancellor Dr. Finney was elected a regent in 1913 and vice-chancellor in 1921, and has always served his alma mater with devo- tion and passionate idealism. It is largely through his un- tiring efforts that the University has been able to thus far survive the present economic depression. Last year, on the completion of his tenth year of service, he was presented with a testimonial of appreciation signed by representatives of every Sewanee organization. Page 22

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he Qap and Qown, 193 Faciality of the College of Arts and HuLBURT Anton Griswold liversitv of the South; B.D.. U of the South. Instructor in English Bible and Greek Albert Gaylord Willey B.A,. Dartmouth. Associate Professor of Biology David E. Frierson B.A., M.A.. University of South Carolina. Assistant Professor of Spanish John James Davis B.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Professor of French William Waters Lewis C.E., University of the South. Professor of Spanish George Francis Rupp B.S., Penns lvania State College; M.F.. Tale. Robert Lowell Petry B.A.. Earlham; Ph.D.. Princeton- Professor of Physics Abbot Cotton Martin B.A.. M,. ' .. I ' niversity of Missis ippi. Assistant Professor of English John Maxwell Stowell M.- cDonald ■ard: M.A.. Columbia; Ph.: bia. Professor of Philosophy Bernard E. Hirons 00 Colle.ge Ontario; E Conservatory of Music. Instructor of Music Page 24