Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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. ,.- - a-5..- ---E-I .., , 5 V .,-1-.,-1,-p-ff-,-, --fri ,. 1-7-.L WILLIAM ELWOOD KIRK, A.M. A.B., A.M., University of Nebraska.: Graduate Student Columbia. University and University of Chicago. Professor of Ancient Languages 1906-1913g 1915- Professor Kirk belongs to that group of which Arnold Bennett was speaking when he wrote, The reputation of a classic is made and maintained by a passionate few. 'X'-f-yy FLORIAN VON ESCHEN, Ph.M. Ph.B., Ph.M., Simpson College: Graduzite Student Law- rence University, University of Illinois, University of Chi- cago, and Vvushington University. Professor of Clzemistry 1.918- Prof. Von is an expert gardener, and he says that he can cook a better meal than his wife can. We have seen him cook eggs in liquid air, but they didn't stay cooked long. A dminis tration -ll -I7-3-bla-'---.!j5353, --gg-Y.f4..4.....Lr.-.af-....J.L..za. -4 A 5.-.-1-I4-...f-..:...l..gC..pa:-..-ua 4 .,,.1.,,, .m '. jui- Y ----1..- . Lf ,.:,,, ...V :ei - ,,. aff' . e ,tri ,-...-Y. .-L.. ' - M- W --1 ..,......-.1-nf.ai........--v ..-,.---.....g- --. -'- f--4'- f' -- . .1-'ui-nr. -T..5v-.-,-:qr?- .f :dr 4.,,,.,.,. ga' Y I ,M I v L- - MORTON E. PECK, A.M. A.B., A.M., Cornell Collegeg Research work in Central America three years. Professor of Biology 1908- 5 Every spring, Professor Peck does his bit to help along a young man's fancy by giving a course in ornithology, and between classes he writes poetry. Page 15 in av- ,, .A -A' . 6,31 ,Zz 4. F ,.. 1 ..,-I.: ill f --': T't .i9 ,-.1 J... v Q, --- .f., --zu,

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Stanford University. terest to his students FRANCES M. RICHARDS, A.M. A.B., A.M., University of Michigan. Dean of Women and Assistant in English 1918- The new assistant at Lausanne Hall manages all the routine work and leaves Miss Richards more time to give advice to the women students. She will soon be running competition to Marion Mille1 s column in The Oregonian. page 14 Advmmstratzon s - .4-7 .i - ' '- FRANK MORTON ERICKSON A M Q- A.B.. VVabash Colleoe A M Umversitv of Chicago Austin Scholar Harvaid Unneisity Graduite Student Professor of Erlucatzovz 1900 Decm of College of Lzbeo al A1 ts 1.9615 Dean Erickson raises prize stiawberries, teaches his English classes, and peifoims very efficiently h1S duties as Dean. His ability to spot the absent ones without calling the roll IS an unending source of in JAMES T. MATTHEWS A M A,B., A.M., XVill:imette Ul1lXLINlf5 G1 Lduite Studcnt University of California Professor of Mathematzcs 1893 Professor Matthews also teaches College Life to the Freshmen and Astionomy to those couples who wish their star gazing to be supeivised

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- , . , , ,.. , .--W Y-,,Y 1.7-..-.-,...... . GEORGE HENRY ALDEN, Ph.D. B.S., Carleton Collegeg A.B., H:1rvm'd Universityg Ph.D., University of NVisconsin. Acting President 1.914-1915g1924-25- Dean of College of Liberal Arts 1914-1925- Professoo' of History 1921- The French Revolution et Cetera are D1'. Alden's favorite field. According to him most of the events usually mentioned in history classes, never occurred at all. l CHARLES L. SHERMAN, Ph.D., Pd.D. Ph.B., Upper Iowa University: Pd.M., Ph,D., Pd,D., New York University: Helen Gould Fellow in Education, New York Uni'.'ersiI.y School of Pedagogy. Professor of Social Science and Education 1911,- 15- Professoi' of I-'lrilosopliy and Education 1915- If you wish to know what James said, ask Dr. Sherman. He is very fond of all animals, but his special pets are Thorndikc-:'s cat and MacDougall's dog. ALICE M. DODD Three years research Work in Egypt, India, Palestine and Italy. Instriictoi' in Art History. Mrs. Dodd dispenses her services freely as sorority house mother, teacher of home life, and general au- thority on social etiquette. Page 16 Administration . ,, ,' ' - I