Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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In the word, Administration, we in- cluded the Board of Trustees, the Presi- dent, the oflicers of the college, and the faculty. This year, we are presenting a more informal section, with the vari- ous professors photographed as we usually see them from day to day, listed in the order of their service at Wabash. In the old picture to the right are grouped the Wabash faculty of 1895. Seated are: J. H. Osborne, John L. Campbell, M. B. Thomas, H. Zwingli McLain, President Burroughs, Donald- son Bodine. Standing are: H. M. King- ery, Harry Starr, A. B. Milford, C. A. Tuttle, R. A. King, D. D. Haines, James H. Foster, William O. Emery, Duane Studley, Harry S. Wedding. Some of the members of the Board of Trustees who attended the spring meeting last, year are pictured below. First row: Louis B. Hopkins, Russell Byers, Lawrence DeVore. Second row: George B. Luckett, Will H. Hays, James P. Goodrich, Eben Wolcott, Evans Woolen. Third row: Edward E. Ames, Roy Massena, Edgar Evans, Joseph J. Daniels. Q gl ik 'Viv Hs, lf f iii 2 x.