Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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PIII l'Y F4 .' I. l V ROIIIQRT XYAI1 ACF IIRUCTF G1f0RGF1fRN1-LST CARSCAI IFN XX'AI,17O H. FURGASON ISIJXVIN ST. CI.A1R GANTZ Associate Protiessor of Psychology: b, C rowu ' ' . s , , . ,ge kgs, IJ Point, Indiana, April 7, 19011: U. S. Marines z during the war. Vfabasli College, A.l'm., 1922: -,Q I Cfhicago U., A:M., 1924, I.'h,lJ., 1929: ni. gn f l,ouise Moon: childrenfone girl. Mem. Phi lieta .f-iraq 'Ms' ,gli Q rf .ap fi 'I' Ilfllfj' -fire Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa, American Psychologi- cal Association, lambtla Chi Alpha, Sigma Xi. At XY'abash since 1922. Ilobbv: hiking. Associate Professor of Mathematics: 1a.Fran1t- fort, Indiana. August 29, 1881: s. Robert 13. and Mary Iflilabeth Cf.: Wlabash College. A.B., 19111-1 U. of Illinois, A.M.: nt. lfmma Mills, one child: taught at Shaker Heights High School. U. of Illinois, Hiram Col- lege. Club: Ouiatenon. Mem. Mathematics As- sociation of America. Independent, Presbyte- rian. Interest: Geometry. At W'abash since 1920. Hobby: playing the fiddle. Associate Professor of Zoology: b. Lanby, Minnesota, April ZS, 1902: s. Peder and Inge- borg F.: St. Olaf College, A.B., 1924: St. Olaf School of Music, 1929: Graduate study: Uni- versity of Southern California, Stanford Uni- versity. California and Hopkins Marine Station: Stanford University, P11.D., 1936: Taught: San Diego State College, W'hitman College, Stan- ford University: Fellowships: Stanford Univer' sity. American-German Fxchange Fellowship University of Munich: Leader U. S. Bureau of Fisheries Survey Party, Sierra National Forest: Member: W'estern Society of Naturalists, A. A. A. S., Sigma Xi, Rotary International: Hobbies: l11LlsIL', mountains. Assistant Professor in Chemistry: b. Hynes, Iowa, March 17, 1910: s, l'. S. Ciantl. BA.. MS., Ph.Ii7., State U. of Iowa: previously em- ployed at State U. of Iowa and Midwest Can- ning Corporation, Rochelle, Ill., as a chemist: Mem, Alpha Chi Sigma, Sigma Xi. Phi Lambda Upsilon, American Chemistry Society, Indiana Academy of Science, A. A. A. S., Ouiatenon: Republican: Cihurch of Christ. Interest: analy- tical chemistry, applications of X-rays. At W'abash since 1935. Hobby: stamp collecting. Clubs: Cfrawfordsville Dramatic and Music Clubs.

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Director of Public Relations: b. Martinsville, Indiana, February 1fs, 190-1: s. XY'illiam A. and Pearle tlflwellh B.: Wfibash College: ni. Caro- line Kennedy French: childrenfKathleen Ann. Previously operated Banta-French Advertising Agency, 1926-1956: R. If. Banta, Bookseller 31 Publisher, 19.11. Member Tau Kappa Ifpsilon, Sphinx, Blue Key: Hobby: Middle Western History: Clubs: Ouiatenon: Filson of Louis' ville: Indiana Historical Society. At Wfibasli since 197-6: Republican: Methodist: Author of Articles on American History in The Colophon, The Ohio Historical Quarterly, The Indiana XTJRJIIIIC of History, etc. Assistant Professor of Zoology: h. Peotone. Illinois, .Iune 7, 1909: s. W'alter S. and Hallie :Gated B.: DePauw U., A. B., 1951: graduate work at U. of Chicago: three summers Marine Biological Laboratories: held Rector Scholar- ship and Rector Fellowship: junior Aquatic Biologist, Mich. State Dept. of Conservation: ni. Alulia Chapman: previously employed as fac- tory manager H. AI. Heinv Co.: Mem. A. A. A. S., Indiana Academy of Science, Alpha Pi, Gam- ma Phi. Clubs: Ouiatenon: Republican: Pres- byterian. Interest: Embryology and Physiology. At W'abash since 1932. Hobby: Boy Scout work. Rose Professor of Botany: b. Pennsylvania. March 21, 1882: s. xlohn I. and Martha Reiff B.: University of Pennsylvania, A.B.: Cornell Uni- versity, Ph.D.: in. l.enore M. Bartow: children -Alberta, Bartow and hlolin. Previously em- ployed at Pennsylvania State Coll. and Cornell University. American Association Advancement Science: Clubs: Alpha Pi and Gamma Phi. In- terest: Fungi. Hobby: Field trips. Presbyterian: Independent. At W'abash since 1920. Mem. Bot- anical Society of America, Indiana Academy of Science, Mycological Society of America. Professor of Speech: b. Olive Branch, Miss., Nov. 17, 1896: s. Iidgar and Rebecca tkloynerl Brigance: U. of South Dakota, A.B., 1916: U. of Nebraska, A.M., 1920: U. of Iowa, Pli.lJ.. 1930: m. -lane Martin, 1922: children--Shirley lane. High School teacher in South Dakota, Nebraska, Illinois, 1916-22: U. S. Army, 1917- 19, l.t. 32nd Division, A. It. F. Mem. American Association of University Professors, National Association Teachers of Speech, Lambda Chi Alpha, Tau Kappa Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa: Democrat: Methodist. Hobbies: lashing, golf, collecting rare books in Speech. Author: Classi- Hed Speech Models, The Spoken Wlord, Alere- miah Black, Speech, Your Everyday Speech. Speech Composition, Speechmaking. Clubs: Ki- wanis, Country. At W'abash since 1922: just back from a two year leave of absence at U. of Hawaii. .W E-fp I 1 'YN-i A z . ...4 if Las-L: r Q :E its W I wg. ,Q , S 'ta' ., s K Yarrnfybfonr 'S 2 7 IIASII RIC HARD 1f.1W'1f1.I, BANTA F. G. STANIFY BAKFR .XLBFRT RPIFF BH'HTlfI. XV. NORXVOOD BRICQANCIQ

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Instructor in History: b. blamestown, Ind., Nlarch IS, 1900: s. Francis Marion and Maude Ci.: Xvabash Coll., A.1i., 1924: Iiutler U., A.M., 1929: m. Marjorie Grenard: children-Alohn. Tom. Previously employed as teacher and coach at Shortridge High School, Indianapolis. Mem. Kappa Phi, lambda Chi Alpha. Sphinx Club. Herira Club. lvIen's Association: Republi- can: Baptist. At Vfabash since 1931. Hobbies: bridge. billiards, and golf. Professor of History: b. iluly 28, 1887: Was- consin U., A.B., A.M., Ph.I7.: Member of Acad- emy of Political Science: m. Halel Desery: pre- viously principal at Beaver Dam High School. Beaver Dam, Wlisconsin: taught and coached basketball at Centre College, State College for Wonaen, Texas, Arkansas U.: Personal Adiutant in U. S. Army. Mem. Phi Ifta, American Histo- rical Association, Association of University Pro- fessors. Author of The American Business Corporation 17519-1850 and Studies in Ciiti- zenshipn. Interest: diplomacy. Presbyterian. At Wabash since 1924. Hobbies: hiking, writing. gardening. Peck-Williams Professor of Physics: b. Chil- licothe, Illinois, May 11, 1896: s. Rev. Edward R. and Maud Clvlillerl I-I.: Illinois Xwesleyan, B.S.: Wisconsin U., iV1.S.: m. I.eah Burnstead: children- George Williaiii, Ir., Iidward Robert. Instructor Physics, Northwestern U., 1919-21: Assistant in Physics, University of W'iscon- sin, 1921-24. Mem. Tau Kappa Iipsilon, Gamma Alpha, Sigma Xi, American Association of Phys- ics Teachers, Indiana Academy of Science: Re- publican: Presbyterian. Clubs: Ouiatenon. Dramatic, music. Interest: sound. At W'abash since 1924. Hobbies: stamps, choral music, punles. Professor of Chemistry: la. Piqua, Ohio, Au- gust 28, 1887: s. G. L. H.: W'abash College, A.B., 1909: U. of Illinois. lVI.S., 1918, Ph.D.. 1919: m. A. lone Todd, 1909: four children. Previously employed as a high school teacher and coach in Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois: grad- uate and research work at Ohio State U. and U. of Illinois. and instructor at U. of Illinois and Rice Institute. Mem. Lambda Chi Alpha, Sig- ma Xi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, American Chemis- try Society, Indiana Academy of Science, A. A. A. S., Ouiatenon Club. Interest: Organic An- alysis, Physical Organic Chemistry. At W'abash in 1912-13 and since 1924. Hobbies: research, fishing, gardening. Republican: Presbyterian. 'A AS AIONZO FRXVIN GOI DSIIIERRX THEODORE GREGORY .' GRONFRT GFORGF XVIII IANI HORTON I 'AV. 1 .... . '.-: f-al i 'l ' IIOYD BRF1 SFOR17 IlOXY'1f1.I, Tzverzf-y-six