Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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THE 1932 WITTENBERGER SHATZER 1 MM ELL PERSHING LARIMER Wittenberg and Mamma Deans Dean Charles Gallatin Shatzer, clean of the college and professor of geologv and geography, came to Wittenberg in 1914. He received his A. B. and A. M. degrees from Wittenberg College, his Sc. 1). degree from Susquehanna College, and is a graduate student of the University of Chicago. He is recognized by the student body as being a scholarly, human, and just administrator. Dean Ruth Immell became dean of women at Wittenberg in 1924. For- merly she acted as dean of women and assistant professor of Education at Hamline. Dean Immell received A. B. and A. M. degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. Dean Benjamin H. Pershing as dean of men has contributed much toward the social and religious activities on the campus. He came to Wittenberg in 1926, having formerly acted as an instructor at the University of Pittsburgh and as professor and the acting president of Thiel College. Dean Pershing is a graduate of Wittenberg College and received his Ph. D. degree from the Univer- sity of Chicago. Dean Loyal Herbert Larimer has been dean of Mamma Divinity School since 1924. He was graduated from Wittenberg College in 1894 and from Mamma Divinity School in 1897. He has been at Hamma Divinity School since 1908. He is highly respected and esteemed by students of both the college and the seminary. Page Fifteen

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THE 1932 WITTENBERGER REES EDGAR TULLOSS. Pli. D.. LL. D.. D. D. “The authorities of Wittenberg College acknowledge with appreciation the valuable service of those who are responsible for the publication of this 1-932 Wittenberger. “A book such as this constitutes a valuable record of the activities of the year. In addition to the personal data which it contains, which will be prized more and more as the years pass by every owner of the book, there is also a reflection of the history of the institution during the current academic year. It is a satisfaction to consider the gains which are made from time to time by a growing and progressive institution. During the current year these gains at Wittenberg appeared more largely in the fields of academic achievement. Notable forward steps have been taken in curricular readjustments and in plans relating to enlarged service to the student body. “All who have participated in making the year a good one faculty, students and Iriends—will take pride in this printed record of the year’s activities. April 6, 1932. Rees Edgar Tuli.oss, President I’age Fourteen

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THE 1932 WITTENBERGER ALLEMAN ARNOLD BEAVER BIRCH BODBNBKRG BOWMAN BACH BISHOP BREES BAILEY BJORKLUND CADWGAN BARKER BLOOM HARDT CHAPMAN Administration Irene Lillian Alleman, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Henry J. Arnold, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of Division of Special Schools Frederick Lewis Bach, Mus.D. Professor of Music and Director of the School of Music Marshall Price Bailey, Mus.B., A.M. Instructor in Music John W. Barker, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry William Carl Beaver, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Thomas Brcce Birch, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy Homer Guy Bishop, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology Anton J. Bjorklund, Mus.B. Instructor in Music and Director of Or- chestra and Band Paul Frederick Bloomhardt., Ph.D. Professor of Biography E. T. Bodenberg, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology Leona Florence Bowman, A.M. Associate Professor of Home Economics Paul Rex Brees, A.M. Professor of Public Speaking Rose Cadwgan. A.M. Assistant Professor of English and Logic Frieda Chapman, A.M. Assistant Professor of Education Page Sixteen