Clay County, Missouri
Part of the American History and Genealogy Project

Faculty of William Jewell College

1920 - 1921

David Jones Evans, A.M., Th.D., (S. B. T. S.), President and Professor of Biblical Literature.

John Priest Greene, A.M., D. D., LL.D., President Emeritus and Professor of Practical Ethics.

James Gregory Clark, LL.D., Emeritus Professor of Mathematics.

Richard Price Rider, A.M., Emeritus Professor of Latin.

Harry George Parker, Ph.D., (Harvard), Professor of Chemistry.

John Phelps Fruit, Ph.D., (Leipzig), Professor of English.

Robert Ryland Fleet, Ph.D., (Heidelberg), Professor of Mathematics, and Dean of Arts and Sciences.

William Denny Baskett, Ph. D. (Chicago). Professor of Modem Language.

Walter Oliver Lewis, Ph.D., (Erlangen), Professor of Philosophy, and Dean of Biblical Literature and Religious Education.

John Eustace Davis, A. B., (William Jewell), Professor of Physics.

Raymond Huntington Coon, Ph.D., (Chicago), Professor of Latin.

Lorenzo Dow Weyand. Ph.D., (Chicago), J. E. Franklin Professor of Social Science.

Loren Carey MacKinney, A.M., (Wisconsin), Professor of History and Political Science.

Harry Elias Vick, A.M., (Cornell), Professor of Biology.

Ward Edwards, A.M., (William Jewell), Librarian and Associate English.

Robert Earl Bowles, A. B., (William Jewell), Physical Director.

Julio H. Valdes, Instructor in Spanish.

Millard Spencer Everett, A. B., (William Jewell), Instructor in Latin.

Harry E. Cooper, Director of Music.

P. Casper Harvey, A.M., Associate in English.

Standing Committees of the Faculty.

Athletics: Professor Davis and Bowles.

Catalog Bulletins: Professors Clark, Pruit, Parker and Fleet.

Chapel Attendance: Professor Baskett.

Chapel Exercises: Professors Evans and Lewis.

Curriculum Committee: Professors Baskett, Parker and Weyand.

Faculty Advisors of Student Council: Professors Fruit and Vick.

Fraternities: Professors Coon, Davis and MacKinney.

Religious Activities: Professors Lewis and Baskett.

William Jewell Student: Professors Fruit and Coon.

Source: History of Clay County, Missouri, by W. H. Woodson, Historical Publishing Company, Topeka, 1920.

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