The Faculty

NINE recently retired professors have been elected to the rank of professor emeritus. All nine will hold the rank for life. Honored were Frederick S. Page '13 and James P. Poole, Professors of Botany; Andrew J. Scarlett '10, New Hampshire Professor of Chemistry; Henry M. Dargan, Willard Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory; Ellsworth D. Elston, Professor of Geology; Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy, Professor of Social Philosophy; Sidney C. Hazelton '09, Professor of Physical Education; William D. Maynard '11, Professor of Romance Languages; and Harold E. Washburn '10, Professor of French.

WITH the beginning of the fall semester 48 new teachers joined the Dartmouth faculty. Listed by departments, they are:

AIR SCIENCE: Captain Arnold P. Siegfried, USAF, Assistant Professor.

ART: Charles Morey, A.B. Williams '55, M.F.A. University of Georgia '57, Instructor.

CHEMISTRY: William S. Allison '57; JamesL. Lewis, A.B. Princeton '57; RaymondLonghi, B.S. University of Massachusetts '57; Teaching Fellows.

ECONOMICS: Brian R. Van Arkadie, B.Sc. London School of Economics '55, M.B.A. Tuck School '57, Instructor.

ENGLISH: Allan R. Brick, B.A. Yale '51, M.A. Yale '57, Candidate for Ph.D., Yale! Instructor. David C. Kaula, B.A. Cornell '50, M.A. University of Connecticut '52; Ph.D. Indiana '56, Instructor. Paul Lauler, A.B. New York University '53; A.M. Indiana '55, Candidate for Ph.D. Yale, Instructor.

GEOLOGY: Eugene L. Boudette, B.S. University of New Hampshire '51, Teaching Fellow. Donald H. Zenger, B.S. Union College '54. Teaching Fellow. David D. Smith, B.S. Notre Dame '51, M.S. Stanford '55, Ph.D. Stanford '57, Instructor.

GOVERNMENT: Robert A. Horn, A.B. Ohio Wesleyan '37, M.A. Princeton '38, Ph.D. Princeton '39, teaching positions at Harvard, Stanford, and University of Chicago, Visiting Professor. Eugene M. Lyons, B.A. Tufts '47, Research Associate.

GREAT ISSUES: Donald A. Mackay '57, Instructor.

HISTORY: Robert A. Feer, B.A. Harvard '50, M.A. Harvard '51, Instructor. F. DavidRoberts, B.A. University of Washington '48, M.A. Washington '49, Ph.D. Yale '52, Instructor. Allen F. Kifer, B.A. Philips University '53, M.A. University of Wisconsin '54, Instructor.

MATHEMATICS: Donald E. Richmond, A.B. Cornell '20, M.S. Cornell '22, Ph.D Cornell '26, teaching positions at Cornell, Brown, Williams, Visiting Professor. HazletonMirkil, B.A. Oberlin '49, M.S. Chicago '50, returning to Dartmouth, Assistant Professor. Robert F. Barnes, B.S. from M.I.T. '57, Teaching Fellow. Donald L. Fien, B.A. University of Rochester '57, Teaching Fellow. Edward G. W. King, A.B. Fisk University '57, Teaching Fellow. Peter Perkins, A.B. University of Vermont '57, Teaching Fellow. GeorgeC. Wolf, A.B. Knox '57, Teaching Fellow.

PHILOSOPHY: Timothy J. Duggan, A.B. Brown '52, A.M. Harvard '54, Ph.D. Brown '57, Instructor.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Robert Clotworthy, B.S. Ohio State University '57, Instructor. Peter V. W. Gardner, A.B. Princeton '49, Instructor.

PHYSICS: Eiichie Fukushima, B.A. University of Chicago '57; Mas C. Kennison, B.A. New York University '57; and Donald P.Kiwis, B.S. Union College '57; Teaching Fellows.

RELIGION: Alan Carlsten, B.S. University of Oklahoma '47, B.D. McCormick Theological '50, Candidate for D.D. at Union Theological, Instructor.

ROMANCE LANGUAGES: Pierre Astier, A.B. Amherst '50, A.M. Brown '52, Instructor. Jose Gonzalez-Gonzalez, B.A. University of Puerto Rico '47, M.F.A. Yale '50, Instructor. Robert H. Russell, A.B. Knox '49, A.M. Harvard '50, teaching fellow at Harvard, Instructor. David Sices '54, graduate study at Yale and University of Paris, Instructor.

RUSSIAN CIVILIZATION: Charles B. McLane '41, M.A. Columbia '48, Ph.D. Columbia '55, teaching position at Swarthmore, Professor.

SOCIOLOGY: Walter B. Simon, B.A. University of Washington '47, M.S. Washington '49; Ph.D. Columbia '57, Instructor. SPEECH: Charles W. Schaeffer, A.B. CulverStockton '47, M.A. University of Missouri '57, Instructor.

ZOOLOGY: Merwyn Bagan '57, Robert Crumine '57, and Ronald F. Wilson, A.B. Colorado '57, Teaching Fellows.

THIRTY faculty promotions were announced at the close of the last aca- demic year by Dean of the Faculty, Arthur E. Jensen. He also announced the reinstitution of the rank of Associate Professor at Dartmouth after 35 years of disuse. He said that the rank may or may not carry tenure, depending on individual circumstances.

Four assistant professors in the undergraduate college were appointed directly to full professorships: Raymond W. Barratt, botany; Richard B. McCormack '41, history; John L. Stewart, English; and Elmer Harp Jr., anthropology.

Associate professorships were granted to four assistant professors. They are Harry T. Schultz '37, English; Laurence I. Radway, government; Leonard M. Rieser Jr. '44, physics, and John H. Copenhaver Jr. '46, zoology.

Francis W. King was promoted from Assistant Professor of Psychology to Clinical Psychologist, Office of Student Counseling, with the rank of associate professor.

Ten teachers in the College were promoted from instructor to assistant professor. They are: Thaddeus Seymour and Lou B. Noll, English; Robert E. Huke '48, geography; David R. Fuller, music; William P. Davis, John W. Dewdney, and William T. Doyle, physics; James F. Ross, religion; Lawrence E. Flarvey, romance languages; and Joseph Berger, sociology.

Eleven promotions in the associated schools of medicine, engineering, and business administration were announced. In the Dartmouth Medical School, John A. Murtagh Jr. was named Professor of Otolaryngology from an assistant professorship, and Walter C. Lobitz was promoted from assistant professor of Dermatology to full professor. Sven M. Gundersen was raised from assistant professor to Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine.

Three men, instructors in the Medical School, have been made assistant professors: Otis F. Jillson, dermatology; Robert G. Fisher, neurosurgery, and Robert E. Nye Jr., physiology.

In the Thayer School of Engineering, Carl F. Long was promoted from instructor to Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering.

Two assistant professors in the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration were named to full professorships: Wayne G. Broehl Jr., business administration, and Kenneth R. Davis, marketing. Raised from assistant professor to associate professor at the Tuck School were Leonard E. Morrissey '48T, accounting, and Harold E. Angelo, business administration.