Washington and Jefferson College - Pandora Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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Riav. FliIiDliltICK Wn.i.IAM HlNl'r'r, D. D., Ph. D., 1D A GJ President, On the Jasper M. Tholnpson Foundation, A. li., NVest- minster College, ,89, A. M., 'fllg D. D., McCormick Theological Seminary Chicago, '92g Ph. D., l'niversity of Wooster, '96g Pastor XVarrenshurg Mo., '92-'95g Pastor Ottumwa, la., '95-005 President of Parsons College I ai1'field, Ia., '00-'04, D. D., XVooster, '02g President ot' Central Uni- versity of Kentucky, '04-'15, President of XVashington and Jefferson, '15- 29

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Tl-IE FACULTY Wl1CI1 all is said and done a college does not consist of fine buildings nor is it made up of a beautiful campus. True these add to the attrac- tiveness of college life and are a great thing to talk about, yet the college can get along very well without these things. But there is o11e thing that a college must have if it wants to be a success, and that is a good faculty. It is the men that sit behind the desks and mould our characters day by day that make our college, and what our college is depends upon the character of these men, and the wisdom they succeed in imparting to us as we come in contact with them during our college career. As students of VVashington and .leil'erson College we shall long re- member our faculty, and the impressions they have made upon us. As specialists in their various llllCS they have awakened in us an apprecia- tion ot' their subjects we never expected to experience. They have given us advice and pointed out methods ot' procedure that have always been for the best. And best of all they have always kept themselves on a level with us, and have thereby become a part ot' our democracy. First on the scene appears Dr. Hinitt, our President, who is always ready to help us solve our problemsg then Eddie , whom we shall long remember for his discourses on Darwin, Huxley, et al., and his remi- niscent way, next Baldy , inimitable, 'Baldy , of Crawshaw fame, fol- lowed in turn by 'iSCl1Il1llIZlC,,, collector of our hard-earned coin, and a real Germang then Doc , who is always pleased when he has a fresh- man trying to do an impossible stunt in the gym, and Henry now ex- plaining Intcrntational Law to the Presidentg next our reverend Matthew , whose Bible examinations are no song, t'ollowed by Butch , always thinking of the abstractg .now but for a 1no111ent we have a glimpse of our always in a hurry Frenchman Ford , close behind l1i1n comes 6'Kay , whose C01llll1tll1Cl to hold our heads up when speaking we shall never forget, then Bobbie ever philosophizing and giving us counselg next our own Daddy one ot' us grown a few years older, and then Wells , famed far for his system and his Therefore Whats g now Doc Allen , whom we only need to know to admire, next Winnie , never so delighted as when he is trying to make us See , and now Dickie , our all-around language instructorg followed by Atchie , who gives you full credit for what you do, and teaches math because he likes to teach itg and then Mac , always fighting for the fellows and ia real booster, next in line Bert , another German, and one of our best mixers , and bringing up the rear one Osborne who is spending his first term with us, and who was immediately chistened a good one. So we have learned to know them and so we pass them on to you. 28

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Risv. HENRY Woons, D. D., CD I' A Beatty Memorial Professor of Latin, Emeritusg A. B., Washington, '57: XVcst. Theo. Seminary, '59-'62g Pastor First Pres. Church, Steubenville, O., '62-'67, Prof. of Ancient Languages at Washington and Jefferson, '67-'06: D. D., Westminster, '79, Pastor E. Buffalo, Pa. DUNLAP JAMISON MCAIDAM, A. M., LL. D., B 9 TI LeMoyne Professor of Applied Mathematics, Emcritusg Athens LOhioJ College, '62, A. B., Washing- ton and Jefferson, '68, A. M., '74, Harvard Observatory, '72: Prof. Latin, '72-'73, Mathematics, '73-'14, at WVash- ington and Jefferson. Consulting Engineer. Ll.. D., Washington and Jefferson, '13. ltlember of Engineering Society of Pittsburg, American Assn. for Advancelnent of Science. EDWIN LINTON, Ph. D. LeMoyne Professor of Agriculture and Correlativc Branches: A. B., Washington and Jefferson, '79, In- structor of Mathematics at Washington and Jefferson, '79-'81, Post-graduate Yale, '81-'82, Professor of Biology and Geology at NVashington and Jefferson, '82-5 Ph. D., Yale, '90: Asst. Scientific llesearch, U. S. Fish Commis- sion, XVoods Hole, Mass., '82-'87, '89, '98-'00, '04-'13. Fellow Am. Assn. for Advancement of Science, lllemhcr Am. Society of Naturalists, Am. Society of Zoologists, Washington Academy of Sciences. W1L1.1AM CRAIG MCCLELLAND, A. M., fb A 9 George M. Laughlin Professor of English Language and Literature, A. B., Washington and Jefferson, '82, A. M., '85, Teacher Trinity Hall, Washington, Pa., '82- '8-lg Asst. Prof. of Mathematics, Washington and Jeffer- son, '85-'86, Professor English Language and Literature, '86-g Litt. D., University of Pittsburg, 'O9. 30