Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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nf A Y cr Y Y W Y i if f- f -f f.---- f f s ,1 , ,,,, W f f ,,, , 7 '5 'fT?E'T7fJVw. ffA?tg. 5ff 'i' 1, 1 ., , L M 1 n . N ,, 1 ' 5 it I TI GUSTAV EBSEN, A.M. ' A.B,, Flenshurx: College: A. M., Central University: University of Berlin: Grzuluzite Student Universities of Paris. lvlztdrid and Deninzwk State University: Researcli W in France and Spain. Professor of Modern Languages 1915- Here is a man of unfailing good humor and youth- ful enthusiasm. i 5 l 1 . I 1 , w I 1 , 1 , I H 1 ERNEST C. RICHARDS, A.M. Ty l i Ph,B., A.M., Morningside College: Graduate Student R 1 Boston University and University of California. rf Field Representative Willamette University 1916- '. X Z0 ' Professor of Rhetoric 1920- ' 1 I Here is a man who, being shipwrecked on a desert island and allowed one book, would choose the dic- tionary. . 9 1 Q I ,i . 3 1' 1 ' ! FRANK GEORGE FRANKLIN, Ph.D. qt B.I.., Cornell University: Ph.D., University of Chicngog '- , 1 Thesis work, Vifisconsin State Historical Library. E Professor of Social Science 1918-1921- f g Libraricm and Professor of Library Science 1921- 4 X Dr. Flf3.l1kliH,S idea of heaven is a library where , one can hear a pin drop. L ' 1 flff F 5 i A -rx 1 1 . JJ., vu , Aclministratioii Page 17 -. 1 'if' 'fi out w ,. .. , so 1- - so o wi-.4 -1 ,- . , , 7 4- fej' 'A -a-ay: 5 i'ir4-is if-1 figs-s.fv,ag-ff--1 ffiJJ,5,H:'QT'g',gT,5 L' --Q tvs? , Y , , - A ,sw -if 'f':': 7

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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

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ROBERT MOULTON GATKE, Ph.D. A.B., A.M., VVillamette Universityg B.D., Kimball School of Tlieologyg Ph.D., American University: Fellow in His- tory, Willalnette University, American University. Associate Professor of History 1920-- Dr. Gatke is a busy man, being teacher, lecturer, gardener, minister, and thesis writer. As minister he gives special rates to Willamette couples desiring to commit matrimony. EARL THEODORE BROWN, M.S. B.S., M.S., University of Vvusliington. Professor of Physics 1921- Professor Brown is an authority on real estate values in Salem--he has just built a new house. CLAUDE A. KELLS, B.H. B.I-I., Springfield Y. M. C. A. College. Instructor in Association Science 1921- A Woe to any man who ever admits within the hear- ' ing of Secretary Kelis that he is interested in Y. M. C. A. activities. Secretary Kells will keep him busy for the remainder of his life. Pagg 18 Administration