Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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ADMINISTRATION

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Dedication “No man is an Iland, intire of it selfe; every man is a peece of the Continent, a part of the maine; if a Clod bee washed away by the Sea, Europe is the lesse, as well as if a Promontorie were, as well as if a Mannor of thy friends or of thine owne were; any mans death diminishes me, because I am involved in Mankinde: And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; It tolls for thee.” To these men cate this book. Albano, Julio R., Chicago, G’43 Andrews, Basil W., Glencoe, Ill., x41 Armstrong, Arthur B. Jr., Kokomo, x27 Bales, James Y., Crawfordsville, G33 Beers, George W., Fort Wayne, x 40 Brunner, Cecil C., Batesville, G’43 Charni, Frederick N., Brookville, x43 Davidson, Charles K., Gary, x42 Deeter, Ansel Cedric, Columbia, x’45 Finlay, Arthur W., Chicago, G’41 Fisher, Harry D., Evanston, G40 Freeman, J. N., Crawfordsville, G36 Freeman, Rush B., Bicknell, G’45 Frost, Charles O., Seymour, G’41 Gilbert, George A., Princeton, x39 Gipe, Arthur B., Indianapolis, x'46 Gordon, Keith A., Macomb, IIl., x46 Grzesk, Leo Henry, Crawfordsville, x45 Hiatt, Ronald W., Danville, Ill., G36 Hillard, Daniel Francis, Indianapolis, G25 Hybarger, Robert E., Crawfordsville, x46 Ingram, John H., Hammond, x43 a part of our college and ourselves—who died in the world war, we dedi- Jacoby, Robert M., Indianapolis, x°43 Kinsley, Rexford, Evanston, x’37 Kobal, Frank, Hinsdale, IIl., x39 Korbe, Charles M., Fowler, x45 Leavenworth, Wm. C., Crawfordsville, x38 Lee, John S. McDowell, Park Ridge, Ill., G’39 Lehman, Arthur J., San Antonio, G21 McCormick, Robert G., Ambia, G’41 Miller, Ted W., Crawfordsville, x45 O’Brien, Jack, Indianapolis, x’44 Porter, Milton J., Kokomo, G’41 Prell, Henry T., Anderson, x34 Purcell, James Earl, Evansville, x23 Raynes, William A., Linden, x’44 Ruchti, James F., Gary, x’42 Seaton, Robert L., Anderson, x’46 Travis, William J., Pana, Il., x47 Van Sickle, Newell, Indianapolis, G’40 Wahl, George C. Jr., Indianapolis, G’37 Walker, Barry, Park Ridge, IIl., x37 Wason, William, Delphi, x33 Woodrow, John W., Huntington, x’44 Zilliox, Wm. G., Winona, Minn., x46

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Dr. FRANK H. SPARKS, President The school year of 1946-47 was a year of expansion for Wabash College with Dr. Frank Sparks pressing his many plans for the college. It was the first year of operation of the sponsored scholarship grants; it was a year that saw Waugh Hall near completion despite many shortages; it was a year that saw many new names on the faculty. Dr. Sparks combed the colleges and the universities of the country and came up with professors Dyer, Forbes, Gallardo, Johnson, Laubengayer, Stollberg, Van Sickle, West, Zeleniak; he brought back Fertig, Mielke, Robinson, Shearer, and Wildermuth; and he added Harmeson, McGaughey, and Grisch to the athletic department. Yes, it was a big year, a year of growth and expansion, for Wabash and for Dr. Sparks. Page Fight