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WINNETKA TALK August 14, 1926 Pres. Scott Adds 6 Holders of Ph.D. to Faculty of N. U. Six holders of Ph. D. degrees are included in the most recent announce- ment by President Walter Dill Scott of the new faculty appointments to the College of Liberal Arts of Northwest- ern university. Two of these and their appoint- ments--Prof. James Arthur Todd and Prof. Franklin D. Barker have already been announced. The others are Prof. Albert Russell Ellingwood, Prof. C. S. Braden, Prof. Virgil B. Heltzel, and Prof. William Herbert Sheldon. Prof. Ellingwood, who has served at Colorado college, Oxford, and Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, is to be a mem- ber of the Political Science depart- ment. Prof. Braden, who recently won his Ph. D. from the University of Chicago, is to go on the staff of the School of Religious Education. Prof. Heltzel, who has been at Ran- dolph-Macon college and at the Uni- versity of Chicago where he won his Ph. D., will become a member of the faculty of the English department. C. R. Noller, recently connected with Washington university and the University of Illinois, which is to award him a doctor's degree, will be in the chemistry department. Armand E. DuGord, recently of the University of Paris and of Indiana university, is toe be a member of the romance language department. Prof. Sheldon will be assistant pro- fessor of psychology. Miss Sally Windes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Windes, 244 Forest ave- nue, has returned home after spend- ing the first part of the summer at Camp Wetomachek, Wis. Miss Windes has been attending the Chicago Col- lege of Physical Education this past year. a--C-- Arthur F. Sterrett, 488 Ash street, left Thursday for a four or five weeks' trip to Casper, Wyo., and through the West. 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Forty-six separate events were on the varied program which included boys' and girls' competition races, splash parties and relay races of vari- ous lengths. | was referee. Prof. Clyde | head of the summer school, was one of [the judges. Other judges were John Paver, Prof. Leon Kranz and Mrs. B. Klein. Timers were: Thomas Roberts, Lyle Colbath, Don Peterson and William Conklin. Captain Paul Manowitz of the Purple swimming team and Vincent Malstrom were the clerks of events. Mrs. Oscar C. Helm, 1169 Chatfield road, returned August 7 from a two weeks' trip to Radisson Inn, Lake Minnetonka, Minn. and women competed in the 16th an- | Kenneth IL. "Tug" Wil- | son, athletic director at the university, | L. Grose, | | PASS COLLEGE TESTS | North Shore Youths Are Admitted to | University of Pennsylvania Follow- ing Aptitude Tests | | H. Allen Doscher and William R. Heinsimer, both of Wilmette, were {among the first groups of candidates | for entrance to the University of | Pennsylvania to be admitted under the | new scholastic aptitude test, it was an- | nounced today by Dr. Karl G. Miller, | director of admissions of the univer- | sity. The scholastic aptitude test, accord- ing to Dr. Miller, is supplementary to | the scholastic record of the student {and aims at measuring the ability of the candidate in other terms than school subjects or mere academic marks. It was conducted for the first time this year and was administered by the college entrance examination board in approximately 300 cities for the benefit of over 9,000 students seek- ing admission to various institutions of higher learning. Miss Paisley Ball of Indian Hill has as a house guest Miss Louise Rex- ford of St. Louis, who was Miss Ball's room-mate at Wells college. --O-- Mrs. A. Norman, 735 Elm street, Winnetka, left last week for a month's visit in Riverside, Conn. 5 weather. 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