Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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' Rune ' 1 'Q , ilsrriej 928 NXQALLUEWAERE s ol S 1 if .,, -JA-3515.1 . 5-'I-: E-1 -I I, . 1, ' 1, N'0N ICSCIIEN Sl-IERNIAN RICHARDS FLORIAN VON Esci-IEN. PH.M. P-rofessor of Physics and Chemistry, 1908-19183 Professor of Chevvzisfmy, 1918- 19:29- I li.l'l,, Pl'l.M., Sirnpsfm College: Grzi1lu:1te Slmlvnl I1Il.Vk'l'l'lll'1' Univm':-lily, University OE Illinois, Univcrsity of Chicago, XNTllSlli1lgl.0Il Unlvorslly. CHARLES L. SHERMAN, PH.D., PD.D. Professor of Social Sciencc and Educa- tion, 1914-1915g Professor of Philosophy and E'rIucat'ion, 1915-1929- Pli.l3.. Uppm' lOw:1,Univm'sity: PILM., Ph.- D., Pml,D., Nuw York Uriivorsltyg Helen Gould Follow in Eiluuzlllon, New York Unlvurslty School of Pedagogy. ERNEST C. RICHARDS, A.M. Secretary of Educatiooz, 1916-1920g Professor of Rhetoric, 1920-1929- l?h.l3., A.M., Morningside College: Grzuluato Student Boswn Unlvursity and University of Cn,lif0i'nlu. JAMES T. MATTHEWS, A.M. Professor of Mathematics, 1908-1929- A.B.. A.M.. TVi1lamette University: Gradu- ate Student University of Chicago. 'Phe Jzuncs T, Mxittliexvs, Professorsliip cSliil1wlisl1ed'lJy the classes of 1923-24-25-26. SCEVA BRIGHT LAUGHLIN, PH.D. P-rofessor of Economics and Sociology, 1923-1929- A.B., A.M., Penn College: A.M., Haverford College: Ph.D., State University of Iowa: Grmluate Student I-I2Lrva1'd University and University of Chicago. EARL THEODORE BROWN, M.S. Professor of Physics, 1921-1923- B. S.. M.S.. University of Wasliingtong Graduate Student Stanford University. Ns f '51 X . :if- , 'tak . -Bit. . . , A wx x S 1 'f V511 ' v F ' F1 4- ' 'Qi - - fi rv' f ,. Yo, 5, if If 't. xii- ig! Y 'S S I ' Ag ' Jw -r fi 5 'A r aff, I-fn 5.3 1 I ' 'L W X . J 'n i,jfR 2 J S r sl' - . Nh J'5,,i . -V .N -F , l .i I - Wil K 1 L X PS A PI. ' Lbs R G? .1 2 A 4 -f X, .. ,. , I I 1 ,X MA'r'1'.i-:EWS LAUGHLIN BROWN .A ' A I . ' r I . . . 93' R Aclmzmstratzon Page Fifteen , x-, ' . rang- X IN '51 Us , 1. ,' I.: .. ,,uI.1 Ti g 1 ' ' Q N 1. , ,- T:kjiQE--153 .54-. - Q L f -1- - M: vRQ,,Q , I . 54 V F 3 3 . A 2:,L i -A --1 H ,R S' spark 122

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f 2 gg X ' 2 V: 'T 1925 fiXIALLUIiAl'ljp X v 1 ff' . We A ij' If' Y. ' :afar ny- . Q! f ' R ,Qiv5,f.e5wh l Agua, ' '4- FRANK M. ERICKSON, A. M. ik ug PROFESSOR OF IHDUCATION Q' 1 DEAN F I 77.-5 pig In , 2 COLLEGE CDF LIBERAL ARTS .1 I V- 7-,ta wa 'E ' Jvbff' 1133 4 HE branches of higher secular learning which the church brought , , t ,sw down from the fifth century of the Christian era were called the si? L Seven Liberal Arts. In the twelfth century they were the nucleus M about which developed the University of Paris, the first university of modern type. When Willamette University first emerged in 1853 from ff , the Oregon Institute, it was as a College of Liberal Arts. Law and medi- K X cine were added later. cv-1 X-:aaa This priority in time suggests also its fundamental place in higher ? 9-5 -'f-' education, for it is on such general training in the liberal arts that the WW' 'S J., 1 9 I I at P . 'ii ,K .M m R Vx , re l JI Oat ' .fx f j1mfllA Y'ie at I best professional schools ground their special training. Likewise, students seeking the best preparation for useful citizenship turn to it. The growth of the College of Liberal Arts at Willamette, like that of other institutions of higher learning, has been rapid in recent years. Even the requirements for entrance, for continuance in residence and for gradu- ation have steadily advanced. In the last ten years it has more than doubled in the number of students in attendance, in number of its faculty and in endowment, and has now a student body well over five hundred, a faculty of thirty-eight members, a beautiful campus located at the civic center of Salem, the capital of the State, and an endowment of a million dollars. The quality of its work is attested by membership in the Associa- tion of American Universities and by the fact that its graduates are accept- ed in the leading graduate schools-the two tests that are the final mark of quality. A 'Q ' '45 'Page Fourteen Aclmimstratwn f .yl - nf' 5 'gg - l 62 I NF! -f - lv 'A' 4' . 4 .1 j 1 -Y-lrui .s 'g l' ' 6 3 '7i'E'.5'f ..,62,f-' Qing., . My J' 45 If il -f 1 .wh I ikd X17 L,ii,V,.- ,,,s: ?ff-ff. gin -5: !!fifL T, f e 0. ' 1 -- iff K '- -ef .. Sw fa 'fe f af- r - f-ffm-1 .-me -19, Q Wight? f jf, YF-2, 1-Y,,:m'V ,M -:1Cv- - gv 1 Heil . I ' : '7' If Q mm l. N lu W vlwh ff .- 'M A' M -L I ,g'l:'iiamxM no

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0 3928 , lXXfALLUIiAl'Pf fl 4 , I ? ' 23' . K 4 :,..,,-..,, l Y 4 N . iff 5. N HICCORMICK Di-:NISE -- ALDEN . lg -QL J or ,c 35 lf. 2 ' JOHN DALE MCCORMICK, A.M., B.D., D.D. W. W. HERMAN CLARK, A.M. Yun . . 'gf - Professor of Bible, 1922-192.9- Assistant Professor of Chemistry, 1923- ! l 1 fx? l Q D A.B.,T.gX.RE.. DIE., Hamline University, B.D., 1929 Q f 'WW .190QgiCf1 SQQHHMVY5 Graduate Stu' AWB., A.M.. Willzllnette UHiX'01'S'tV' Gradu- GL. x dem Umlerslty of Chlcugo' zito Student University of W'ashir:g'ton. I 4 'Z -.Q-16 '55-f 'N-flak, EDITH DENISD, A.M. 5. I . dnl ' Asszstant Professor of Modern Lan- eg! ,,.- 4 guage, 1924-1929- A C H D , ' LI E . ODD I , AB., Lake Forest Collegeg A.M., University 9' W' of Chicago, Graduate Student in Paris, Leip- Ingtmwfor in A7-5 History 1915-1929-. 77 zig, and Bryn lvluwr College. ' N 'IA Thi-ue years reseru-ch work in Egypt, India., XB, Q a 7 G H A P D Palestine, amd Italy. -In -,ik M EORGE ENRY LDEN, H. . i, 'dv 'Sy -1, Dean, 1914-1.9255 Acting President, IA- ' 1 1.914-1915 cmd 1.924-19255 The E. E. 2 v s raw Upmeyer Professor of History, 1915- ia 1- 1929- CHARLES CHAWNER I'IAWORTH, A.B. Q 1 ' .Cs:3S99UE?5Lii?.y9:fBw5:2sa's:9r 5932: 99999999 1927-1929- ' low in l-Iistory, University of Chicago, lfellow . . -r 1 ' ,JR in History, University of XVisconsin. A'B Perm Couobe' I .K I 5955? qt. r - - 1' -5 ill' ', Q.. 2 , . ' ' r f I. . lg it I L . ' - 1' ' '1 ffm , UP' 11 'fr' 'L I' 'N ll' rsh ll 9. . Q I8-0 E 035' I fix A :iw l ' lf N- 'E , l ft . yn- , X CLARK DoDD -- I-Lxwonri-x 'X ! I ' I ' l ., l, A ' '43 ' nf' l -. I .:iu 's . Page Sifcteen AClfIlL'ilZiSt1 CLVLOT7, - I - I '-i a ' r, '- , , 6 . . fp, ' , - .x ml' I v JA- ff' , P4 H f X ll , A mr- 'fffff 41,1 172: J'-,, ?+f 1 1XN 1:5 1- , 4-gc!-- ' ff - NN ' 9' 9'-Aff? ' 4' 1- 1g,.i. fgf2i-'1 4151 ,952 9 - 1 - -- Yi ,, H., W4 ' ' , 'Q1' - U , AJ- -, 1 .. l NWN -A x kks I n lflwh I nu..-H ,J I9 yfz lufl fn -M