Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Dean ('. C. Shatzer A. B., A. M., Sc. I). In his role as Dean of the College, Dean Shatzer’s influence ex- tends to every activity both curricular and extra-curricular on Wit- tenberg's campus. All of the students who know him as a scholar and a gentleman admire and love him. We give a note of appreciation to Dean Shatzer for the addition he makes to Wittenberg College. DEAN SHATZER Dean Ruth Immell AB., M. A. In her fifteen years of service to Wittenberg Dean Ruth Immell may well be proud of her record. The contacts she makes in her official and social life are a valuable addition to any women's college career. Dean B. H. Pershing A. B., B. I)., A. M., Ph. I). Dean Pershing has been giving able assistance and advice to the male element at Wittenberg for the past thirteen years. Students who know him find him to be as sympathetic and as approachable as any student. He may well be proud of his typically Wittenberg spirit. DEAN IMMELL DEAN PERSHING DEANS Page Thirteen

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President Rees Edgar Tul loss A. B., B. I). Wittenberg College PH. I).. Harvard University. 1). I)., Lenoire-Rhyne. L L. I). Muhlenberg College A man beloved by all whom he contacts. A person whose achievements and accomplishments all of us, as students, may well use as a guide for our activities. His success lies not alone in the academic fields but branches into all phrases of business, financial, religious, and civil activities. May we as students at Wittenberg give thanks to our President, Rees Edgar Tulloss, for his untiring efforts to further this college and his students. Paye Tivelvc

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ROW 1 H. J. ARNOLD, Ph. D. Psychology, Director of Spe- cial Schools. J. W. BARKER, Ph. D. Chemistry. W. B. BAUGHMAN, B. S. in Ed. Physical Education. W. C. BEAVER, Ph. D. Biology. A. A. BEECHER, Mus. B. Director of the School of Music. ROW 2 P. F. BLOOMHARDT, Ph. D. Biography. W. H. BLOUGH, A. M. Education. E. T. BODENBERG, Ph. D. Biology. L. F. BOWMAN, A. M. Home Economics. P. R. BREES, A. M. Public Speaking. ROW 3 ROSE CADWGAN, A. M. English. F. F. CHAPMAN, A. M. Education. C. A. CLAUSEN, Ph. D. History. T. A. DUNN, A. M. Education. MRS. EMMY ERWIN Cashier and Office Manager of the College. ROW 1 E. E. FLACK, Th. D., D. D. Old Testament Language and Literature. JOYCE FOSTER, B. S. Typing. Stenography. D. GRANT Art. BETTY F. HAINES, A. B., Mus. B. Violin, Theory. F. RNA V. HAM Mus. B., B. S. in Ed. Public School Music. ROW 5 J. B. HAM. Mu . B.. Mus. M. Voice and Theory. GRACE N. HANNAFORD Registrar. H. G. HARP, M. Sc. Astronomy Mathematics ADA HATTON Assistant Controller. P. H. HEISEY, Ph. D. Religious Education. ROW r, R. H. HILLER, A. M., Litt. D. Greek. E. A. HOVDESVEN. B. Mus. Piano, Organ. E. A. JENSEN, A. B. Business Administration, Business Mgr. of the College. T. A. KANTONEN, Ph. D. Systematic Theology. MARGARET KANTZER, A. M. Education, Acting Director of Teacher Training. Page Fourteen