STERLING A. CALLISEN Dezm L'allisen is a graduate of Princeton and Harvard Universities and came to 1Vesleyan in 1945 after service with 0-2 nf the 0.8.5. during the war. This year he served as chair- man of the Art Department and offered a course in Italian Renaissance Painting. De- spite the fact that part of his juh entails met- ing out disciplinary action where it is needed which is not the best way to win friends and inHuence penple. Dean Callisen is extremely popular among the umlergrzuluates, and para- doxically. particularly among those students who have been 'ealled 011 the mat. His keen sense of fair play and justice are responsible for this. 1 JOHN W. SPAETH Professor Spaeth graduated frnm Haver- fm-d College in 1917 and did graduate work at Harvard and Princeton. He came to 1Yesleyan in 1930 from Brown University. In addition to his position as Secretary of the Faculty. Mr. Spaeth serves as Chairman of the Classics De- partment and has recently heen elected Chair- man of the Classical Association of New Eng- land. Deep thinking and reHective. he exe presses a keen interest in undergraduate affairs. WILLARD M. WALLACE Mr. 1Yallace is a member of the 1Yesleyan graduating class mi 1934. 1Vhi1e here as an undergraduate he was an 01in Scholar and a standout as a guard im the football team. He did his graduate work at the University Of Pennsylvania and is now Dean of Freshmen. In addition to this responsibility, Mr. 1Yallace teaches in the History department. During the past two years he has maehed JV football. His gontl nature and amiable dispusitiun make him .itins among undergrads. DONALD A. ELDRIDGE Mr. Eldridge is also a 1V0s1eyan graduate. Class of .31. He joined the college in 19-15 succeeding Mr. Bischoff as Directur of Admis- sions. The impurtzmce of his joh cannot be 0x'er-emplmsizetl. It is Don's responsihility to determine whether a prospect fits into the 1Vesleyau picture 01' not. Often this is tick- 1ish business at best. But that he, in conjunc- tion with the operations of the Manpower Commissiim. has done a splendid job. can he attested to by the hue showing of the 1Vesley2m Freshmen classes during the past three years. 19 Dean Sterling A. Callisen Director of Admissions Donald A. Eldridge Secretary of the Faculty John Spaeth
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gcncmlly chemistry inztjui's illltl graduate stu- dents. Current imtrnctin's in the Lihmnihtry tit'lil are: Prnfcssui' M. Hiihcrt lhtrfurtl. ll. Prnfcs- wr G. Alhcrt Hill. Prnft-ssur Rms A. Uni'tncr, jit. mecsmr Just timncz-Ihztncz. ElHti Instruc- tors Richard II. Cut. and Jnhn tY, Sense. Mr. lhn'linrrl served as chairman uf thv depart- nient. Thc Classics department has :tiillctl a now cunrsc to its curriculum this your, mntlncteri Mr. Norman iCntithwl L'lztssicui Civilization 9. it it :1 study Hi the political hy Hmwn. thnng'ht uf the ancient thrhi. with sclectcd rczuhngs in translation tnkt-n fi'uni the Works of Plum. glrixfutlc. til'a'm, 11ml Jngzmliuc. Mr. Hcm'gc Cnnklin nf the English tlcpzn't- ment is assisting the department by Inching 21 course in hcginning Greek which takes the form Hf an introduction tn Humor. loading up tn tht' reading nf selected imrtinns uf the Iliad. Mix Hmwn's lhiCIUFlll tlissvrtntiniL Ilcrim'x, T110 'I'liit'f, pnhlished hy the Linivchity 0f iViscunsin I'rcss. appeared lust t,tctuher, meesmr Jnhn XV. szu'th, Jr, is chairman Hi the department. with Prufcswr Brown and Ihint'cssnr Adolph 1C. stati. liztnli serving on tht- Herbert L. Connelly Paul H. Curts John W. Darr Frederick P. Ferguson 21 Mr. Arthur Mitchell, whn hm tilHiC lritt-Vinns wnrk in this field at New Yni'k L'nivt'rsity. jninwl thc lfmnmnics dcpzirnncnt this .wznz Ztllti M11 XVilliznnsnn is actingr tn chuinnun. K111 Fifth has pulnlishml tin; lnmih: Planning Fur lulu: and Taxing .Umn'rifnll Ihmd lnmmc. Ht is now winrking un :tnnthvr hunk which will ilt? nsctl 1h :1 text in hit chlst, .lwmmliugl Fur Ift'uuumim. The cmnph-tc department illClUthS Profes- sm' Knssnth M. tVillimnsnn. Prt'ifossm- Clyde H. Fisher. Ihhftssor Lyle ti. Fitch. Professor Siginnnll Nennmnn. lh'ufessm' hirtnn C. Hul- lnwt-ll, Prnfestxur tViIliznn Knapp. Prnl'essnr .Iuscph D. Phillips; Jiz. Pruicssor Albert C. Swt-ctscr. 11nd instrnctnr Arthur Mitchell. thslsyzlnR English tlcpzn'tInL-nt this year is larger than ever hcfnrc; three new ineinhei'x' illlVC hccn utldcd t0 the faculty. Mmsrs. Hud- Thu t'i'cznivc writing. discmntinncti during the war. sun, l'ivnjztniin. and Frost. mnrscs in haw hcen featured tn the riqiai-hnunt under the direction nf Pt'nfcssnrs tYmJtllJridge and Snow: and a new cuursc. Epic Romance and Hztllzul, the study Hf early English literature. Mr. Mr. Fritz i5 wurkingr in colluhuratinn with Mr. hzh lm-n intiwlncml ln' L'nnklin. Norman J. Daniels Hubert B. Goodrich Joseph S. Daltry L. E. Gemeinhardt
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