Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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F acultij JOHN PHILLIP SCHNEIDER. English. ALICE MOWER. German. B. F. PRINCE. MARTIN L. REYMERT. History. Psychology. S. E. GREENAWALT. P. H. HEISEY. Bible. Religious Education. A. F. LINN. Chemistry. HUGH HARP. E. O. WEAVER. R. II. HILLER. Mathematics. Physics. Greek. F. H. KRUGER. ROSE CADWCAN. Political Science. English. J. A. NESS. Latin. T. B. BIRCH. Philosophy. FRANKLIN II. McNUTT. HETTIE B. HOCHDOERFER, Education. French. ERNEST GODFREY. Athletics. R. F. DUNBROOK. Chemistry. PAUL R. BRF.F.S. Public Speaking. P. F. BLOOMHARDT. I listory. M. O. TRIPP. A. T. VOLWILER. A. O. BECKF.R. Mathematics. History. Religious Education. C. VAN RIPER. MRS. M. O. TRIPP. Economics. English. [ 19 2 7 W I T T E N B F. R G E R I I Page Twenty-two J

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Facultij with students. K. G. Lind is president oi the Ma- sonic club. Dr. Reymert is sub-editor oi Psychological As- pects. a national psychology periodical. ! r. Rey- mert represents Norway, Sweden. Denmark. Fin- land. and Iceland. Prof. De Forest YY. Ingerham ha- gone to Ohio University as instructor of violin. At his final local appearance here, the symphony orchestra gave a recital. Proi. Anton J. Bjorklund, of Lake Forest College. 111., is the new instructor in violin and director of the college orchestra. Mrs. Alice Rose has been teaching public school music and Dr. John Y. Barker is assistant pro- fessor of chemistry since the second semester. Dr. M. L. Reymert received an invitation to estab- lish a department of experimental psychology at the University of Oklahoma, but lie declined to re- main at Wittenberg. Dr. .1. L. Neve, a member of the faculty of Mamma Divinity School, had a religious book published this semester. It treats with the symbolical books oi the Lutheran church. Professor, minister, student- not three men, but one is Rev. Henry C. OfTerman. acting professor of New Testament and Criticism at Mamma Divinity School. Kvery Friday. Rev. Offer man goes to New York, where he preaches in churches over the week end. Monday he is a student in the Union Theo- logical Seminary at Boston, and Tuesday he is back at Wittenberg again to meet his classes here. Members of the junior class unanimously voted to dedicate their year book to Miss Rose Cadwgan. secretary of the faculty. It is the tir»t time in seven years that the annual has been dedicated to a woman. Many side lights on the faculty are never math- known. but the ones we do know point clearly to the iact that faculty members are human—perhaps a little more so than are students. Recitation I tail Entrance in Winter. f 19 2 7 WIT T E N B E R G E R 1 I Page Twenty-one J

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F acuity p. L. MELLENBRUCH. Education. ROSS MILLER. English. GRACE PRINCE. MRS. J. P. SCHNEIDER. T. E. THOMPSON. Librarian. Spanish. Business Administration. W. K. GOTWALD. ELI JENSEN. 1 listory. Business Manager. JOHN L. ZIMMERMAN. JR.. Business Law. FRIEDA KEIFER. Education. H. P. KEAN. GEORGIA F. McPHERSON, Mathematics. French. O. K. LUNDEBERC. J. E. TAYLOR. Spanish. Chemistry. G. P. VOIGT. English. ERIKA VON ERHARDT. WILLIAM C. BEAVER. French. Biology. GRACE N. HANNAFORD. Registrar. R. P. THOMAS. Physics. ELIZABETH M. BARKER. Home Economics. OLGA C. DAHL. English. JOHN SLATER. H. J. ARNOLD. Public Speaking. Extension. THELMA DUNN. Education. K. C. LIND. Publicity. LEILA K. McNEIL. English. [ 19 2 7 W 1 T T E N B E R G E R | I Page Twenty-three J