Evening journal., 1921-09-24
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cation was an address by President
Hullihen TO the students. He told
somethisg OF what had been accom-
plished during the past college year
and the hopes and prospects FOR tn d.
year just starting. One OF the most
encouraging statements OF DR.. Hulli-
hen during his address was that
there are prospects OF the Univcr-
sity OF Delaware at an early date be-
ing declared on the lists OF accredit-
ed colleges OF this district as a re-
suit OF a survey by accredited col
lege authorities. He also told OF
the great accomplishments OF Dels-
ware students at Plattsburg car.p
last summer which brought the uni
versity closely to the attention OF
many other educational institutions
OF this district.
The convocation yesterday after
noon was a democratic affair IN
every respect. The membership. in
cluding the working forces OF all de-
partments OF the university. were in
vited TO participate. The members
OF the faculty and student bodies
gathered at Old College shortly be-
fore o'clock when an academ.,
procession was formed. The mem
hers Of the faculties wearing cap
and gowns and followed by the stI.
dent bodies marched from this
campus TO the ArmOry.
President Hullihen presided at tn
exercises held there. Seated with
him on the stand were the deans OF
the colleges and the Revs. Frank
Herson. Edgar Jones and Everett
Everett Hallman. The latter two
are new ministers in Newark. tho
former only recently coming here
TO take up the rectorship at ST.
Thomas Episcopal Church. and IN
latter as pastor OF the local Pres.
ibyterian Church. Father Brennan
OF the Catholic Church. had also
been invited and was 20 attend the
convocat'on but was called TO Ches-
ter suddenly yesterday morning
Mr.. Herson opened the exercises
with prayer while the benedictor
was by Mr.. Jones',
While the address OF DR.. Hulliher
was the feature OF the exercises. the
announcements made by the three
deans as to the new members OF tn,
faculty we're also OF special interes.
Dean Robinson. of the Women.
college. announced the followlnl
new members OF the faculty Of tha'
lcollege:
Miss Mary A. Ospina. Bogofa. Co
lumbia, South America. who ha'
wide preparation both in this coua
try and abroad, to teach in the de
partment Of Modern Languages.
Dr. Florence r. Bambcrger o.
Baltimore, John Hopkins Universit,
lecturer upon the place Of mathe
MATES in educational theory.
Miss Marion Parkhurst. OF Bos
ton, instructor OF physical educa
tion.
Miss Dorothy a. Caief. OF Califor
MIA. instructor Of biology.
Miss Elizabeth G.. Kelly OF Pitts
burg. instructor OF household arts.
Dean r. Laurence Smith Of Del
aware College also announced
number OF important changes an,
additions to the faculty OF Delawar
College as follows:
Dr. Louis William Flaccus, OF tn
University Of Pennsylvania who vii
conduct a special elective course 10
the juniors and seniors OF both col
leges in ethics. DR.. Fiaccus will com
here to start the course next Mon
day. II will consist OF a course deal
ing with the chief problem OF ethics
r. r. Hitchner OF Woodstown. \
J.. graduate Of Pennsylvania stat
College, to teach hacteriology an
, botany, succeeding Professor ]. N
: LeCato. resigned.
/ Alexander Blair. who graduate
from the University Of Delaware tw
years ago. as an instructor in Enl
lish.
, Sylvester Derby. assistant profe'
sor OF physical education and coac
Of football and track.
Dean McCue, head OF the agricu
, ture department of the college mad
the following announcement as
! new men appointed in his depar
ment since the university closed la
June.
Arthur Edward Tomhave. gradi
ate of Penn State. to be Instructor
: animal husbandry.
Joy Harold Clark. graduate Pu
due University, to be instructor
a horticulture and assistant horticu
= turist at the agricultural experiinei
station.
Ray NJ. Koon. graduate OF Per
y state. instructor in horticulture, d
n vision and rehabilitation.
Roland Goodman Handy, gradua
b.. Of University OF Delaware this yea
II instructor OF farm practice. divisi'
n OF rehabilitation.
Claude Ellis Phillips. gradual