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Contents
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College Calendar 5
Board of Trustees _ „ _ 7
Administrative Officers 11
Faculty _ 13
Addresses, Concerts, Entertainments, Etc 18
Aims and Purposes _ 21
Ideals and Standards „ 21
Location „ _ 23
History of the University 26
Grounds and Buildings 27
Libraries and Laboratories 29
Supply Store and Post Office ,,.., 3i
Rooms and Board „ 32
Requirements for Admission 34
Requirements for Graduation 40
Fees and Expenses 46
Scholarships, Loan Funds, and Student Employment 50
Prizes and Honors 54
General Regulations 56
Student Activities _ 68
Special Programs of Study _ 75
Courses of Instruction 81
Art 81
Astronomy 83
Biology _ „ _ 84
Chemistry _ _ „ „ 87
Classical Languages and Literatures _ 89
Economics and Sociology 91
Education and Psychology _ „ 95
English 99
French „ i02
German „ 105
History 106
Mathematics 110
Music Ill
Philosophy „ 112
Physical Education 113
Physics 114
Political Science 115
Religion „ 117
Spanish , 120
Speech 133
Registration by Courses, 1931-32 _ 125
List of Students, 1931-32 130
Honors and Prizes 141
School of the Political Sciences 147
Graduate School 149
Degrees Conferred in June, 1931 15S
Alumni of the College 162
Index 171
Form of Bequest 173
1932
1933
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College Calendar
1931
Sept. 18-22
Sept. 21 Mon.
Sept. 23 Wed.
Sept. 23 Wed.
Oct. 10 Sat.
Nov. 16 Mon.
Nov. 26 Thurs.
Dec. 18 Fri.
1932
Jan. 5 Tues.
16 Sat.
22 Fri.
30 Sat.
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Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mon.
Mon.
Feb. 2 Tues.
Mar. 23 Wed.
Mar. 30 Wed.
Apr. 4 Mon.
May 27 Fri.
May 30 Mon.
June 2 Thurs.
June 6 Mon.
Sept. 19 Mon.
Sept. 19 Mon.
Sept. 20 Tues.
Sept. 20 Tues.
1931-1932
Freshman Week.
General registration, 1 :30 p. m.
Opening exercises, 10 :45 a. m.
Class work begins, 1:15 p. m.
Psvchological examination for all new students,
9 :00 a. m.
Mid-semester grade report due.
Thanksgiving Day ; a holiday.
Christmas recess from 12 :00 noon to Tues.,
Jan. 5, 1932, 8 :15 a. m.
Class work resumed, 8 :15 a. m.
Registration for second semester.
Semester examinations begin.
Semester examinations end.
Semester grade report due.
Registration of new students for second
semester.
Beginning of second semester, 8 :15 a. m.
Easter recess from 12 :20 p. m. to Wed., Mar.
30,8:15 a.m.
Class work resumed, 8 :15 a. m.
Mid-semester grade report due.
Semester examinations begin.
Memorial Day.
Semester examinations end.
Commencement day.
1932-1933
Freshman assembly, 1 :30 p. m.
Freshman registration, 2 :30 p. m.
General registration, 8 :00 a. m.
Examination in English for all new students,
8 :30 a. m.
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Sept. 21 Wed.
Sept. 21 Wed.
Sept. 21 Wed
Sept. 23 Fri.
Nov. 7 Mon.
Nov. 24 Thurs.
Dec. 21 Wed.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Tan.
1933
4 Wed.
16 Mon.
20 Fri.
28 Sat.
30 Mon.
30 Mon.
Jan. 31 Tues.
Feb. 22 Wed.
Apr. 3 Mon.
Apr. 12 Wed.
Apr. 19 Wed.
May 26 Fri.
May 30 Tues.
June 1 Thurs.
June Mon.
Sept. 18 Mon.
Sept. 19 Tues.
Sept. 19 Tues.
Sept. 20 Wed.
Sept. 20 Wed.
Sept. 20 Wed.
Examination in French for all new students
continuing the study of French, 8 :15 a. m.
Opening exercises, 9 :30 a. m.
Qass work begins, 11 :00 a. m.
Psychological examination for all new students,
2 :30 p. m.
Mid-semester grade report due.
Thanksgiving Day ; a holiday.
Christmas recess from 12 :00 noon to Wed.,
Jan. 4, 1933, 8:15 a. m.
Qass work resumed, 8 :15 a, m.
Registration for second semester.
Semester examinations begin.
Semester examinations end.
Semester grade report due.
Registration of new students for second
semester.
Second semester begins, 8 :15 a. m.
Washington's Birthday; a holiday.
Mid-semester grade report due.
Easter recess from 12 :20 p. m. to Wed., Apr.
19, 8:15 a. m.
Qass work resumed, 8 :15 a. m.
Semester examinations begin.
Memorial Day ; a holiday.
Semester examinations end.
Commencement Day.
1933-1934
Freshman assembly.
Registration.
Examination in English.
Examination in French.
Opening exercises, 9:30 a. m.
Class work begins, 11 :00 a. m.
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
Board of Trustees
Officers of the Board
Honorary President John C. Letts
President Arthur C. Christie
First Vice-President Edward F. Colladay
Second Vice-President Daniel C. Roper
Treasurer William S. Corby
Secretary H. Wilson Burgan
First Assistant Secretary Sara H. Dow
Second Assistant Secretary Ethel M. Martin
Historian Albert Osborn
Secretary Emeritus Charles W. Baldwin
Term Expires in 1935
John L. Alcock, Box 994, Baltimore, Marj^and
Lumber Dealer
Charles W. Baldwin, 226 Lafayette Avenue West, Baltimore, Md.
Clergyman, Retired
Jabez G. Bickerton, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Clergyman
Lewis E. Breuninger, 1610 K Street, Washington, D. C.
Contractor and Builder
Wade H. Cooper, Fourteenth and G Streets, Washington, D. C.
President, Commercial National Bank
William S. Corby, 744 Jackson Place, Washington, D. C.
Financier
Earl Cranston, New Richmond, Ohio
Bishop, Methodist Episcopal Church, Retired
Collins Denny, Richmond, Virginia
Bishop, Methodist Episcopal Church South
THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
C. Francis Jenkins, 5502 Sixteenth Street, Washington, D. C.
Inventor
Mrs. John F. Keator, The Oak Road and School House Lane,
Germantown, Pennsylvania
Benjamin W. Meeks, 100 Maryland Ave. N. E., Washington, D. C.
District Superintendent, Methodist Episcopal Church
Daniel C. Roper, Transportation Building, Washington, D. C.
Attorney
William J. Showalter, 1156 Sixteenth Street, Washington, D. C.
Assistant Editor, The National Geographic Magazine
Term Expires in 1939
John E. Andrus, Yonkers, New York
Chemical Manufacturer
H. Wilson Burgan, 1206 Decatur Street, Washington, D. C.
Clergyman, Pastor of Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Edv^rard F. Colladay, 3734 Northampton Street, Washington, D. C.
Attorney
J. Phelps Hand, 3738 Jenifer St., Washington, D. C.
Clergyman, Pastor of Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Hoskinson, 3410 Garfield Street, Washington, D. C.
Vice-President, The Sanitary Grocery Company
Samuel H. Kauffmann, 2330 Tracy Place, Washington, D. C.
Business Manager, The Evening Star
William F. McDowell, 2107 Wyoming Avenue, Washington, D. C.
Bishop, Methodist Episcopal Church
Rosea B. Moulton, 1351 Girard St., Washington, D. C.
Lawyer
William R. Wedderspoon, Cooper-Carlton Hotel, Chicago, IlL
Clergyman
William Lee Woodcock, Altoona, Pennsylvania
Financier
Harry E. Woolever, 100 Maryland Ave. N. E., Washington, D. C
Editor, National Methodist Press
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
Term Expires in 1943
Peter M. Anderson, 5508 Broad Branch Road, Washington, D. C.
Architect and Consulting Engineer
William F. Bigelow, 119 West 40th Street, New York City
Editor, Goodhousekeeping
Henry N. Brawner, Jr., 3520 Rittenhouse St., Washington, D. C
President, Chestnut Farms Dairy
Arthur C. Christie, 4525 Cathedral Avenue, Washington, D. C.
Physician
Lucius C. Clark, American University Campus, Washington, D. C
Chancellor, American University
Josephus Daniels, Raleigh, North Carolina
Editor, The News and Observer
George W. Dixon, Chicago, Illinois
President, Dixon Transfer Company
William J. Faux, Packard Building, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Coal Merchant
Harry H. Flemming, Kingston, New York
Attorney
John C. Hamilton, Stoneleigh Courts, Washington, D. C.
Chancellor Emeritus, American University; Bishop, Methodist
Episcopal Church, Retired
James C. Nicholson, New Freedom, Pennsylvania
Clergyman
Oarence F. Norment, Wardman Park Hotel, Washington, D. C.
Chairman of the Board, National Bank of Washington
John D. Townsend, Jr., Senate Office Building, Washington, D. C.
U. S. Senator from Delaware
Samuel R. Van Sant, Leamington Hotel, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Banker; ex-Governor of Minnesota
Wilbur M. Van Sant, Baltimore, Maryland
President, The Green and Van Sant Advertising Co.
10 THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
Committees of the Board
Executive: Dr. Christie {Chairman), Mr. Breuninger, Dr. Bur-
gan, Mr. Colladay, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Corby, Dr. Hand, Mr.
Kauffmann, Bishop McDowell, Mr. Roper, and ex-offido
member — Chancellor Clark.
Finance and Investment: Mr. Corby (Chairman), Dr. Christie,
Chancellor Clark, Mr. Colladay, and Mr. Roper.
Audit: Mr. Anderson (Chairman), Mr. Moulton, and Mr.
Woolever.
Budget: Dr. Christie (Chairman), Mr. Breuninger, Dr. Burgan,
Chancellor Qark, Mr. Corby, Dr. Hand, and Mr. Young.
Buildings, Grounds, and Real Estate: Mr. Breuninger
(Chairman), Dr. Christie, Chancellor Clark, Mr. Colladay,
and Mr. Kauffmann.
Instruction: Dr. Hand (Chairman), Mr. Anderson, Chancellor
Clark, Bishop McDowell, and Dr. Woolever.
Ida Letts Educational Fund: Mr. Corby (Chairman), Chan-
cellor Clark, and Mr. Young.
Advance; Program: Mr. Colladay (Chairman), Mr. Breuninger,
Dr. Christie, Chancellor Clark, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Corby,
Bishop McDowell, and Mr. Roper.
COLLEGEOFLIBERALARTS 11
Administrative Officers, 1931-32
Lucius Charles Clark
B.A., Cornell College; S.T.B., Boston; D.D., Upper Iowa
Chancellor of the University
John William Hamilton
B.A., Mt. Union; S.T.B., Boston; M.A., Wesleyan; D.D., Baker;
LL.D., Southern California, DePauw, Mt Union; L.H.D., American
Chancellor Emeritus
Waldo W. Young
Cornell College
Business Manager
Sara H. Dow
Bursar
Mary Rose Feagans
B.Mus., Arthur Jordan Conservatory, Indianapolis, Ind. ; Summer
School, Columbia; Strayer's Business College
Secretary of the Chancellor
Rachel Miller
Seaetary of the Business Manager
George Benjamin Woods
B.A., Northwestern; M.A., Ph.D., Harvard
Dean of the College of Liberal Arts
Mary Louise Brown
B.A., DePauw; M.A., Michigan
Dean of Women
BERNICE V. MOLER
B.A., Maryland; Graduate Study, American
Registrar and Secretary of the Dean of the College
Elizabeth Carmichael
B.A., Maryland; Graduate Study, American
Assistant to the Registrar
Kathryn Larimer
Secretary of the Dean of Women
Dorothy Randolph
B.A., Wheaton; B.S. in L.S., Drexel Institute
Librarian
Louise Taylor- Jones
B.A., Wellesley ; M.D., Johns Hopkins
Medical Adviser to Women
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William P. BallingER
B.A., M.S., M.D., George Washington
Medical Adviser to Men
Fremont Knittle
Manager of Students' Supply Store and College Postmaster
Cornelia Kirby
Comptroller of Funds of Student Activities
William A. Prye
Superintenent of Grounds and Buildings
Mrs. Sarah Sumner
University of Montana ; Pratt Institute
Director of Food Service and Dormitories
Mrs. Hallie Pope
Homeopathic Hospital, Pittsburgh
College Nurse
Mrs. Katherine Keith
University of Montana
Assistant Director of Food Service
Martha Christiann Detrick
Office Assistant
Student Assistants in the Library
Elizabeth Brundage Margaret Herbine
Winona Buchanan Hazel Jacobs
Roberts D. Burr (2) Dorothy Latham (1)
Margaret Cross Robert Marcus
Margaret Dimond Elizabeth McNeill
Ruth Edwards Alfredda Scobey
Keeler Faus (1) Virginia Sherier
Imogen Ficklen Eleanor Taylor
Alice Louise Ford Elizabeth Townb
Charlotte Gould (1)
Office Assistants in Women's Residence Hall
Marjorie Cowles (1) Lynette Mulholland (1)
Charlotte Gould (2) Janet Stevenson
Myra Kriger (2) Margaret Warner (1)
Dorothy Latham (2)
Proctors in Men's Dormitories
Donald S herbondy Hamilton House
Thomas Cuddy Gymnasium Corridor
COLLEGEOFLIBERALARTS 13
Faculty, 1931-32
Lucius Charles Clark University Campus
B.A., Cornell College; S.T.B., Boston; D.D., Upper Iowa
Chancellor of the University
George Benjamin Woods 4331 Cathedral Avenue
B.A., Northwestern ; M.A., Ph.D., Harvard
Dean of the College and Professor of English
Mary Louise Brown University Campus
B.A., DePauw; M.A., Michigan
Dean of Women and Associate Professor of English
John Edward Bentley 452Q Lowell Street
M.A., Clark; S.T.B., M.R.E., Boston; TLD^ McGill
Professor of Education and Psychology
Will Hutchins 1348 Euclid Street
B.A., B.F.A., Yale
Professor of Art
Walter Francis Shenton 3605 Porter Street
B.A., M.A., Dickinson ; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins
Professor of Mathematics
Delos Oscar Kinsman 4426 Klingle Street
B.L., Wisconsin; M.A., Butler; Ph.D., Wisconsin
Professor of Economics
Wesley M. Gewehr 4531 Lowell Street
Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D., Chicago
Professor of History
C. Henry Leineweber ^612 Edgemoor Lane, Bethesda, Md.
Ph.D., Fribourg
Professor of German
William Lee Corbin 3020 Tilden Street
B.A., Amherst; M.A., Yale; Graduate Study, Oxford, Harvard
Adjunct Professor of English
William Bultman Holton 4608 Walsh St., Chevy Chase, Md.
B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Illinois
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Harold Colder 4413 ^gth Street
B.A., Carleton ; Ph.D., Harvard
Associate Professor of English
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Jessie Mary Ferguson 5^^7 4<^ih Street
B.A., Chattanooga; B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ph.D., Ohio State
Associate Professor of Education,
Glexx Francis Rouse 4715 Chesapeake Street
B.A., Cornell College; Ph.D., Wisconsin
Associate Professor of Physics
Ferdinand A. \'arrelman 49^0 Butterzvorth Place
B.A., California; M.A., Columbia
Assistant Professor of Biology
Lois Miles Zucker Riverdale, Md.
B.A., M.A., Illinois
Assistant Professor- of Latin and Greek
Mary Meares Galt t8jo K Street
B.A., Randolph-Macon ; M.A., Columbia ; Alliance f rangaise in Paris ;
Graduate Study, Johns Hopkins, Chicago
Assistant Professor of French
Harold Merriman Dudley 7755 New Hampshire Ave.
B.A., Simpson; B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute; M.A., Northwestern;
Ph.D., American
Assistant Professor of History
Arthur Jennings Jackson Devonshire Courts
B.A., Geneva; B.D., M.Th., D.Th., Drew; Graduate Study, Columbia
Assistant Professor of Religion
Walter H. Young 4938 Butterworth Place
B.A., Ohio Wesleyan
Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Men and Director of
Athletics
Edward William Engel 5J16 Fulton Street
B.S., Union; M.A., Ph.D., Princeton
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Lowell F. Huelster 3446 Connecticut Ave.
B.A., Lawrence; M.A., Ph.D., Illinois
Assistant Professor of Economics
RuBERTA M. Olds University Campus
Ph.B., Chicago; M.A., Columbia
Assistant Professor of Spanish
R. Deane Shltie 8 Pine Avenue, Takoma Park. Md.
B.Mus., Oberlin
Instructor in Music
C O 1. L E G E OF LIBERAL A R T S
Dorothy Wulf ^ University Campus
B.S., Connecticut ; Graduate Study, New York Central School of
Hygiene and Physical Education
Instructar in Physical Education for Wcrmen
Edward L. McAdam, Jr. 45^1 Lowell Street
B.A., Carleton, M.A., Minnesota
Instructor in English
Hilda Minder French ^505 Elm Street, Chevy Chase, Md.
B.A., M.A., Ohio Wesleyan
Instructor in Speech
Marie Delonglee University Campus
B.A., College de la Legion d'Honneur, Paris; Diploma, University of
Paris ; B.A., Chattanooga
Instructor in French
Joseph C. Sinclair Kensington, Md.
B.A., Johns Hopkins; M.A., Ph.D., American
Instructor in Philosophy
Ethel G. Stiffler University Campus
B.A., Goucher ; M.A., Pennsylvania; Graduate Study, Cornell
Instructor in Biology
Cornelia M. Cotton Bethesda, Md.
B.A., Cornell ; M.A., Syracuse
Instructor in Biology
Virginia Dantzler - University Campus
Graduate Marjorie Webster School of Physical Education
Instructor in Physical Education for Women
Harlan Randall 8oy Varnum St.
Student of Herbert Witherspoon, Chicago
Instructor in Choral Music
Donald Sherbondy University Campus
B.A., Ohio Wesleyan; M.A., American
Instructor in Political Science and Debating
M. Ellis Drake Tilden Hall Apartments
B.A., Alfred; M.A., Syracuse
Teaching Fellow in Political Science
Horace Bacus /22 Jackson Place
B.A., M.A., Texas Christian
Teaching Fellow in Political Science
George Lawton Sixbey i/oy Euclid Street
B.A., American; Graduate Study, George Washington
Assistant in English
^ Absent on leave, first semester.
■ First semester.
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Student Assistants
Anne King
Art
Mary Frances Brown
Biology
Roberts D. Burr*
Biology
Barrett Fuchs
Biology
Kenneth Hoover
Biology
John Lee Coulter
Chemistry
Francis Cramer
Chemistry
Norman Fabian
Chemistry
Audrey Belt
Education
Keeler Faus
English
Max Schaul
English
Max Tucker*
German
Earl Masincup *
History
Brooke Bright
Mathematics
Leland Sprinkle
Physics
Rudolph Swanson *
Psychology
Gladstone Williams*
Psychology
Chester Bowers
Physical Education for Men
Beatrice Adam
Physical Education for Women
Sara Motley
Spanish
* First semester.
Standing Committees of the Faculty
Executive: Mr. Woods (Chairman), Mr. Shenton, Mr. Kins-
man, Mr. Gewehr, Miss Brown, and Miss Moler.
Admissions: Mr. Woods (Chairman), Mr. Bentley, Mr. Kins-
man, Mr. Leineweber, Mr. Varrelman, and Miss Moler.
Curriculum: Mr. Woods (Chairman), Mr. Shenton, Mr. Kins-
man, Mr. Gewehr, Mrs. Zucker, and Mr. Engel.
Registration and Schedule: Miss Moler (Chairman), Mr.
Shenton, and Mr. Holton.
Absences: Mr. Woods (Chairman), Mr. Kinsman, Miss Brown,
Mr. Colder, Miss Gait, and Miss Ferguson.
COLLEGEOFLIBERALARTS 17
Social Activities: Miss Brown (Chairman), Mr. Hutchins, Mr.
Holton, Miss Olds, and Mrs, French.
Library: Mr, Kinsman (Chairman), Mr. Gewehr, Mr. Leine-
weber, Mr. Varrelman, Mr. Colder, Miss Ferguson, Mr.
Rouse, and Miss Randolph.
Chapel, Lectures, and Entertainments: Mr. Hutchins
(Chairman), Mr. Woods, Mr. Shenton, Mr. Kinsman, Mrs.
Zucker, Mr. Dudley, and Mr. Jackson. Student representa-
tives: 1932 — Russell Lambert, Mary Jane Pearce, and Daniel
Terrell; 1933— Harry Underwood and Ruth Belden; 1934:—
Hugh Tate.
Scholarships, Honors, and Prizes: Mr. Woods (Chairman)
and Miss Moler.
Student Petitions: Mr. Shenton (Chairman), Mr. Holton, Mr.
Colder, Miss Ferguson, and Miss Moler.
Student Organizations: Mr. Woods (Chairman), Mr. Hutch-
ins, Miss Brown, Mr. Colder, and Mrs. French.
Athletics for Men: Mr. Holton (Chairman), Mr. Colder, Mr.
Rouse, Mr. Young, and Mr, Engel.
Athletics for Women: Miss Wulf (Chairman), Miss Brown,
Miss Stiffler, and Miss Randolph.
Memorial: Miss Brown (Chairman), Mr. Kinsman, and Mr.
Holton.
Faculty Adviser of Student Publications : Mr. Woods.
Auditing of Accounts of Student Organizations : Mr. Huel-
ster (Chairman) and Miss Carmichael.
Vocational Cuidance: Mr, Kinsman (Chairman), Mr. Bentley,
Miss Ferguson, Mr. Varrelman, and Mr. Jackson.
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Feb.
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Feb.
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Feb.
23
Mar.
11
Mar.
20
Mar.
28
Apr.
10
Apr.
17
Apr.
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May
9
May
10
May
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May
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May
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May
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May
31
June
1
Addresses, Concerts, Etc.
1931
Feb. 3 Dr. Madison Bentley, Cornell University — Chapel
address
Feb. 4 Mr. Enrique C. Aguirre, Mexico City, Mexico —
Chapel address
Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo — Lincoln Day address
"Valentine Dinner
Women's Guild Banquet — Founders' Day
The Reverend Bland Tucker, Rector of St. John's
Church, Georgetown — Washington Day address
Feb. 25 Dr. Walter J. Greenleaf, U. S. Bureau of Education
— Chapel address
Feb. 26 Debate with University of Cincinnati
Mar. 4 Dr. William John Cooper, U. S. Commissioner of
Education — Chapel address
Mar. 6 Professor Harold A. Ehrensperger, Garrett Biblical
Institute — Chapel address
Hermann Hagedorn, Author — Chapel address
Debate with Carleton College
Debate with Bates College
Debate with Nev*' York University
Junior- Senior Prom
Mrs. Janet Richards — Chapel address.
May Day
Mother's Day Service — Mrs. E. L. Ford, speaker
College Play — Romeo and Juliet
Women's Glee Club Concert
All College Entertainment — Glee Qubs. Orchestra,
Dramatic Club
Alumni Banquet
Chancellor Lucius C. Clark — Convocation sermon
Doctor William John Cooper, United States Commis-
sioner of Education — Commencement address
Sept.
22
Sept.
23
Oct.
2
Oct.
17
Oct.
18
Oct.
24
Oct.
29
Oct.
31
Nov.
2
Nov.
5
Nov.
6
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Chancellor's Reception to New Members of the
Faculty
judge Frank McNinch, Federal Power Commission —
Opening address, first semester
Mr. Napoleon Hill — Chapel address
Mr. Douglas Booth — English author and lecturer —
Chapel address
Home-Coming Dance
Dr. A. Bruce Curry, Columbia University — Addres.s
Faculty Women's Club Party for New Members of
the Faculty
.\Il-College Party
Dr. David H. Jemison — Chapel address
Dr. Mark Depp — Chapel address
]\Ir. Harlan Randall and Mrs. Evelyn Randall —
Chapel recital
Nov. 11 Armistice Day Observance — Dr. Frederick Brown