Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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JOHN DALE MCCORMICK, D.D. A..B., A.M., D.D., Hamline University: D.D., Drew The- ological Seminaryg Graduate Student University of Chi- C?1g0. Professor of English, Bible 1922- 'Dr. McCorinick's Bible classes are just 2. side line. His real specialty is chaperoning parties, picnics, and dinners. W. W. HERMAN CLARK, A.M. A.B., A.M., Willziinette University: Graduate Student University of NVas11ington. Assistomt Professor of Chemistry 1923,- On Sundays Professor Clark applies his knowledge of chemistry to the directing of the Leslie church choir. ROY C. HARDING, A.B., J .D. .A.B., Hillsdale Collegeg J.D., University of Chicago. Professor of Law and History 1923- Ipso Facto, presto change! i i ,.l.,r ilge V ' 1 Aflfmlnistrcction Page 1,9

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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

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lei.. f'fM-K47' ' -Y Q All-AQ 47:-fff ' ff-f ll. , 311, Y, x1'n'.1'.e v 4 A 4 u 4 - IW 1 n f .I , 3. LESTLE JESSE SPARKS, A.B. l 'J A.l3., Willellilette University. ll Assistant Athletic Coach 1.923- - The watch dog of the gym has made a hit in more v P Ways than one in his years at W. U. ll ul X' l ,y Y , Aw Y . ' I .f fr Q l .. -, EDITH DENISE, A.M. I '7 A.B., Lake Forest College: A.M., University of Cliicagog ' 4 Graduate Student in France and Germany, Bryn Mawr College, and University oi Chicago. 5 'f Assistant Professor of Modern Languages 1924- 1 Lg' Is your jaw stiff? It must be from taking one of , 2 Miss DeN1se's examinations in the pronunciation of Q Y French Words. s 'T ll lg T N N l 1 l l V M- Lois E. LATIMER, A.M. yr. 'Q B.S., Milwaukee-Downer College: A.M., Columbia Uni- ! 'V versity. ' N Professor of Home Economics 1924- Miss Latimer asks the same sort of questions in her examinations each year. Consequently her stu- ! dents have to learn just three things: all that has ' 1 ' been said in class, all that is in their text book, and ,l , , l' A all that has been assigned for outside reading. 1 3 , 1 'I lk-l. . X NX XJ X, l I ga, ll . ..., .. . J. , rf! 1 or Nil IH.. Page 20 Administration l is ':-.. f, ,Ji ,N ,, 74. , W5 , ,- ,- - -,-.f -- ' 1. ....f.....li .Q ' ,..-' ...' f..'4s,a..::.:sfg111i4ALe -- we-J:-4: - 'T 1 - '- -5--,ir , Aegis -:, 3.1-: -- -., Y , 4 , , , -- e -.., pap- Y ,l 4- Y- ., ,YY, , ...-.X