Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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JOSEPH S. DALTRY PAUL A. REYNOLDS Music Philosophy and Ethics J. FREDERICK MARTIN KARL S. VAN DYKE Physical Education Physics Page sm'enteen

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EUGENE O. GOLOB rereived three degrees, including his Ph. D. degree. from Columbia, where he taught for several years. He is u iery energetic teacher. with plenty of information at his tonguels edge. An Assistant Professor. Dr. Goloh knows his European history, among other things. WILLARD M. WALLACE. Wesleyan 934,, returned to his Alma Mater to become am Assistant Professor of History. Before the War. Dr. Wallace taught at Lehigh. His Ph.D. degree Mus received from the University of Pennsylvania. MATHEMATICS . . . BURTON H. CAMP was graduated from Wesleyan in 1901, where he returned to tearh in 1909. A member of Phi Nu Theta. Dr. Camp is author of h'The Mathematical Part of Elementary Slatistirsll. MALCOLM CECIL FOSTER received his Ph. D. at Yale in 1921. Before coming to Wesleyan in 1927. he taught at Yale and Williams. Professor Foster has a large collection of moustache cups. but is better known as a violin-maker. HERBERT E. ARNOLD was graduated from Wesleyan. where he was a member of Delta Upsilon, in 1920. He received his Ph. D. degree from Yule in 1928. Professor Arnold liel'ame an Associate Professor in 1936. MUSIC . . . JOSEPH SAMUEL DALTRY. head of the music department at W'esleyan since 1929. was an associate of the Royal College of Organists and a fellow of the American Guild of Organists. He is the author of the hiMunuel of Sight Singing7 and uElementary Harmonyii PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS . . . CORNELIUS KRUSE. the William Griffin Professor of Philosophy. is the head 01 the De- partment. He has been at Wesleyan sinve 1923, during which time he has distinguished himself as a scholar of the first rank. Dr. Kruse is Secretary of the Directory Board of American Philom- phical Association; he is. also. a very prominent man in the Friends organization. PAUL ARTHUR REYNOLDS was graduated from Wesleyan in 1925. While an undergraduate Dr. Reynolds was President of the C. A. and a member of Beta Theta Pi. He is active in civic life; he is also President of the Middletown Consumers, Cooperative. EMILE CAILLIET has an Litt. D. degree from Montpellier and a Ph. D. degree from Strasbourg. Internationally known as an authority on Pascal. Dr. Cuilliet fills an important place on the faculty as a Professor of Philosophy. Professor Cailliet is also a Professor of French Literature. PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . J. FREDERICK iiFRlTZi, MARTIN received his B. A. degree at Oberlin in 1920. his M. A. at Columbia in 1934. Since his arrival at Wesleyan in 1920, Martin has been head coach of cross country and track. and was head coach in football for five years. Mr. Martin was recently made head of the Physical Education Department. HUGH G. MCCURDY is an Associate Professor of Physical Education at Wesleyan. where he is head coach of soccer. swimming. and tennis. Mr. Ml'Clll'lly has been at Wesleyan since 1922, shortly after his graduation from Bowdoin. From Wesleyan Coach Mt-Curtly ret'eived his M. A. degree in 1938. NORMAN J. DANIELS. Assistant Professor of Physical Education. is head coach of football. basketball. and baseball at Wesleyan. Daniels. who came to Wesleyan in 1934-. was graduated in 1932 from the University of Michigan. where he was a nine letter man. JOHN L. WOOD is :1 teaching fellow in Physit'al Education. Wood was graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 1937. In college Wood played in the barkfield of the football team with Marshall Goldberg. Johnny came to W'esleyan in 1941. FRANK R. MAZE. who was graduated from Syracuse in 19-12. is an instrurtor in Physical Edut-u. tion at Wesleyan. He will serve as line rual'h in football. head wrestling roach. and will assist in t'oat'hing track. PHYSICS . . . KARL SKILLMAN VAN DYKE. Charlotte Augusta Ayres Professor of Physics. was graduated from Wesleyan in 1916. Dr. Van Dyke. head of the Physits Department. has been on the faculty for twenty-four years. A member of Phi Nu Them. his hobbies include color photography and sound-recording. WALTER GUYTON CADY, a very distinguished member of the science department. has been at Wesleyan 4-4 years. He holds degrees from the University of Berlin and Brown. Professor Cady. an Alpha Delt, invented a submarine detector for war use and his research on electrical properties of quartz crystals hastened the advent of radio broadcasting. He still, however. finds time for bird-banding. Page sixteen

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