The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-07-15
UNIVERSITY FACULTY
Several New Men Ele cted by Board
Of Directors.

/ The Board OF Trustees OF Contra
holiness University has elected tn
FACULTY for the coming year. A nun
per OF recommendation of Presiden
lGeorge A. Mclaughlin were also cor
hrmed by the Board. The most nc
table change is the election of Pro-
~. Frank Smith, from Michigan, a
Dean of the faculty and the head o
the Department of Sciences. In thu
Encouragement of the new faculty
President Mclaughlin has mad,
quite a. liberal use of the honor stu
dents among the graduates of pre-
iyious years and those who have gont
on and taken post graduate work
Hooking towards a Masters degree.
Among those so favored are Harr!
f. Rosenberger. A. B., class of 70
l.. Emory Smith, A.. B., IA; ,AIber
J. Behner, A. B., 10; Miss Anna
Spann, A. B., II; Miss Grace White
A. b., II; ,hliss Alta Boyer, A. B., 10;
Howard Wagner, A. b., 10; and Miss
Visa Dickerson, A. B., Is. Other
members of the new faculty are
Prof, S. E. Carter and Misses Ger
trude Hill and Bertha Buell. of the
Department of Music; Miss Tommie
Bell Chambers, Miss Elva ]. Sawyer
Miss Grace White, Miss Crozier and
Miss Florence James.
Among those who pass out of the
life of c. II. U. are Prof. A. l.. Whit,
comb and Prof. r. J. Ashbaugh (both
resigned), and who go to the Hi,
nois Holiness University at OIivet,
near Georgetown, ILL., The others
are Prof. j.. w. Leedy, Prof. J. B.
Mack, Prof. Paul B. Lawson, Prof. E.
F. Wolf ana Prof. j. X. White. Mrs.
Nellie NJ. Goodlander retires from
the Music Department and Miss Lu-
rama M. Terrell from the Girls Dor
tory at matron. Rev. II. o. Tanning
also retires from his position in the
Office as bookkeeper. Some of those
retiring have been with the uniyers.
ity ever since its start in the fall of
1906, and the others have been here
for several years.
The scholastic work has also been
re-arranged. Miss Grace White con
tinues with French and German, Miss
Chambers has classes in Expression
and Oratory, Miss Sawyer has the
chair in Latin and Miss Boyer viii
next year take the classes in Greek
Miss CroZier in the Department OF
English is unchanged and Miss James
will continue her work in the Libra
ry, as well as taking class work as
may be necessary. Miss Dickerson
will have the chair in History, both
and Modern, and Miss Spanp
will continue her work in the Eng
lish Bible. Prof. Carter and Misses
Hill and Buell. will care for the De
partmnet of Music. which is one OF
the largest in the school.
This leaves the Department of The
ology, Biblical Literature, Philoso
ply and higher Mathematics to be
divided among President Mclaughlin
and Professors RosenbeTgers and
Behner. Dean J. Frank Smith and
Prof. l.. Emory Smith divide the
work of the Sciences. Some of the
more advanced students are some.
times used as instructors and among
these J. Richie Long and Russell J.
Arms are to be back next year and
assist in class work as may be nee.
cssary. Howard Wagner will again
serve as the Physical Director for
men and Mrs G. A, Mclaughlin will
serve in the Girls Dormitory as ma,
ron.
There are still some places to be
provided for and these will be Sc
lected in due time. Prof. Rosen-
berger serves as Registrar in place
Of Prof. Lawson, so that by the time
Of the opening of the new year in
all departments of the
work will be fully equipped and ar
ranged for. The Central Holiness
has a large future ahead
If it as a representative school of its
class and the idea of President Nc.
Laughlin in utilizing the gifts of its
allmni in the corps of professors and
Instructors is good one and will
end to unity the schools interests in
1 tie between the student body OF
he past an dthat Of the future as per
maps no other influence could. 1t
IS a model solution to what might
nave been a difficult problem.