Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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MRS. E. W. AGAR Tlie different classes which go out from year to year are all impressed with the work they have done with Mrs. Agar, both in class and in private work. Her work is ever practical and interesting. Mrs. Agar has attended the Columbia School of Oratory and has her Masters degree from Valparaiso University Department of Expression. She has also studied with some of the best instructors of Public Speech in America, among whom are Professor Arthur E. Phillips and Professor Klein. 26

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OLIVER E. DAMRON Professor Damron ' s strongest characteristic is his interest in his work. He has what he calls a sort of habit of delivering short sermon- ettes at intervals but they are not so bad at that. He holds a very dear place in the hearts of many of his students which he has won through fairness and sympathy towards their earnest endeavors. He is tall, lean, and even hungry looking at times but we are assured that he has no cause for the latter.- 25

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WILLIAM F. ELLIS Professor William F. Ellis, Pg. M., Professor of Pedagogy and His- tory of Education. His mind is stored with the facts, methods and names of the old Masters of Education. He mentally goes with them through their struggles for the advancement of education. Froebel, Rousseau, and Herbert are constant companions of his and their work is indelibly printed on the minds of his students. When all is said and done, we can honestly say of him, He was a man. ' '