New Faculty
EIGHTEEN new faculty members took up teaching duties at Dartmouth for the first time as the College opened its 172nd academic year on September 19. The group included one full professor, six assistant professors, five instructors, four assistants, ne teaching fellow, and a new technical director for The Players.
The new faculty members, with their titles and degrees, are as follows:
JOHN PHILIP TROXELL, Professor of Industrial Relations at the Tuck School; A.8., Washburn, 1920; Ph.D., Wisconsin, 1931.
FRANCIS WILLIAM GRAMLICH, Assistant Professor of Philosophy; A. 8., Princeton, 1933; M. A., Princeton, 1934; Ph. D., Princeton, 1936.
LINDSAY HELMHOLZ, Assistant Professor of Chemistry; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1933.
MALCOLM COLBY HENDERSON, Assistant Professor of Physics; Ph.B., Yale, 1925; Ph.D., Cambridge, 1928.
WILLIAM RAYMOND KENDALL, Assistant Professor of Music; A. 8., Occidental, 1932; M. A., Stanford, 1937; Ph.D., Cornell, 1940.
GEORGE LEBBEAUS SCOTT, Assistant Professor of Education; A. 8., Dartmouth, 1925; M.A., Boston University, 1934.
THOMAS HUME VANCE, Assistant Professor of English; A. 8., Yale, 1929; M.A., Yale, 1932; Ph.D., Yale, 1935.
GEORGE KELLY BEEBE, Instructor in Spanish; A. 8., Wesleyan, 1937; M.A., Pennsylvania, 1940.
HENRY LYON DUNCOMBE JR., Instructor in Business Statistics and Assistant Dean of the Tuck School; 8.A., Chicago, 1934; M.A., Northwestern, 1938.
ROBERT LEVINE, Instructor in Chemistry; A.8., Dartmouth, 1940.
KNEELAND SWENSON, Instructor in Chemistry; A. 8., Dartmouth, 1940.
CHARLES EDWARD WILDE, Instructor in Zoology; A. 8., Dartmouth, 1940.
EMIL SCHNAP, Teaching Fellow in Pathology in the Medical School; 8.5., Michigan, 1934; M.D., Michigan, 1938.
M. ELWELL, Technical Director of The Players; 8.F.A., Oklahoma, 1935; M.F.A., Yale Drama School, 1940.
CHESTER RIDLON BERRY, Assistant in Physics; A.8., Dartmouth, 1940.
RICHARD ALAN MONTGOMERY, Assistant in Physics; 8.A., British Columbia, 1940.
WARREN BARRETT SCOBEY, Assistant in Geology; A. 8., Cornell, 1938; M.A., Syracuse, 1940.
FRANCIS ADRIEN STEJER JR., Assistant in Geology; A. 8., Montana, 1939.
