West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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=Mxiniit:tfi i DEAN E. DWIGHT SANDERSON Dean Sanderson is a man who has spent much time and effort to make West Virginia University a better institution. To the Col- lege of Agriculture his untiring service and original methods are invaluable. His In- liuence is strongly felt throughout the State ;in)ong those with whom he has come into I ontact either in class work or through the extension department of the University. DEAN HENRY CRAIG JONES Assuming control of the affairs in the Law College last July, Dean Jones has done much to place that department of the Uni- versity among the foremost of its kind in the country. A man of good executive ability, and experienced both in the practice and teaching of law, he has aroused an interest and enthusiasm among the students which is conducive to their personal wel- fare and the future success of the Law College. DEAN JOHN NATHAN SIMPSON Dr. Simpson is well known and loved, not only as a faculty member, but as a real friend of the student body. He is a man of broad influence, and under his supervision I lie Medical School has come to be recogniz- ed as one of the high class schools of the country. 4

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p mniiKioki mf «■ 1 DR. FRANK BUTLER TROTTER Following the resignation of Dr. Thomas E. Hodges, Dr. Trotter, the Dean of the Arts and Sciences College, was elected by the Board of Regents to serve as Acting-Presi- dent. He is a natural leader of men, and well suited to bear the responsibilities and duties of his office. Under the supervision of Dr. Trotter, the University is making great progress and its whole machinery is riiun ' ng with perfect smoothness. PROFESSOR DAVID DALE JOHNSON When Dr. Trotter became Acling-Presi- dent of the University, the duties of ihf- deanship of the Arts and Sciences College devolved largely upon Professor David Dale .Johnson. Careful of details, methodical and conscientious. Professor Johnson is well fitted to direct and guide the young men and women who come under his charge. I DEAN CLEMENT ROSS JONES Here is a man of the University, for the University and by the University. We can only suggest here all that he means to the College of Engineering and to the whole institution. He holds such a standard of efficiency, that graduates from his depart- ment are in great demand by the best known engineering companies. i9ie

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IP m ttllCjafiSti i LIEUTENANT RICHARD WETHERILL West Virginia University has at the head of her Military Department a man who pos- sesses all the qualities of a true so ' dier and a gentleman. His striking personality and character command the respect of the en- tire student body. The high grade of effi- ciency attained by the Cadet Corps this year is due in a large lueasure to the efforts of Lieutenant Wetherill. DR. WAITMAN T. BARBE Dr. Barbe is a man of letters, a poet ana scholar, a much beloved instructor, an edu- cator of wide reputation and a speaker of note. On account of his charming person- ality and his sympathetic interpretation of literature, his classes are always a real de- light. Besides being Professor of English, Dr. Barbe is also the Director of the Sum- mer School. DIRECTOR LOUIS BLACK A rare executive ability, an unique per- sonality, an ever ready wit, and a jovial dis- position are some of the qualities which characterize Director Black. In a compara- tively very few years, he has developed the School of Music in all its departments until now its high standard and worth are widely appreciated. 1191$