Wilmington College - Wilmingtonian Yearbook (Wilmington, OH)

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OUR PRESIDENT Following the completion of his pub- lic school work in his native state of Kansas, Sheppard Arthur Watson was graduated with a Bachelor’s degree from Friends University. He received his Mas- ter’s degree from Kansas Agricultural College, and, while a member of the facul- ty of Wilmington College on leave of ab- sence, the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Dr. S. A. Watson from Ohio State University. He taught in the Biology Department at Wilmington from 1920 until 1928, when he accepted a similar position at Whittier College, where he was Dean during his last three years. In 1940 he returned to Wilmington College as the President. During President Watson’s administration, the College has acquired a forty acre experimental farm and a new library, and has instituted the “Wilmington Plan,” which embodies the integrated curriculum and Work Service experience for all students. Looking toward the future, a five-year blue-print of improvement has been initiated, introducing an extensive building program and the living endowment. Wilmington College may indeed look toward a confident tomorrow under President Watson’s guidance.

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Faculty and Staff JESSE STANFIELD, B. D., Professor of Bible and Religion “To live justly, to love mercy...’ 4) FRANK O. HAZARD, Ph. D., Professor of Biology “Are there any other announcements?” WILLIAM RUSSELL PYLE, Ph. D., Professor of Mathematics and Physics He who has learned to laugh at himself is a near neighbor to happiness EDITH CHANNEL, M. S., Professor of Home Economics Better homes for better living GEORGE REDFERN, M. A., Professor of Social Science A faculty for willing compromise RUTH MAYER, A. B., Assistant Professor of Music Assisting her better half OFF SBOY Darn D2 Vice-president Emeritus; Dean of College, Professor of Chemistry and Earth Sciences Mark one up for service JANE S. HAYES, A. B., Instructor in Music Music is well said to be the speech of angels CHARLES S. GILBERT, Ph. D., Professor of Social Science That silent laughter HAROLD SHELLY, A. B., Athletic Coach Man is not simply a worker. If he is to be happy, he must also play. JESSE KEOGH RASH, M. A., Business Manager Happy indeed the man who can say that he owes no man anything LUCY SELIG, M. A.., Professor of Foreign Languages A new friend on campus