Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Board of Trustees. l'l't'.YI.tI'l'l1f, C. lNIcIIz'mN 5'IIIiIx'.xR'I'. 7i1'l'tl.VIll'l'l', lfI4,xNcIs XVHITE. ,S'vr1'f'1'II1j', l.IL3xI'Is N. HuI'I4Ixs. CHAS. sl. M. CQWINN. C. MIIRTON STIew.xR'I'. RQIIIQKT f,l.XRRIi'l l'. I.I1:II'Is N. HIIPKINS. IusEI'H P. EI.I-III'I I'. VIAAIIQS I-. MCLANH. FRANCIS XVHITE. bl. H.xI.I. PI.I-1.xs.xN'rs. W. f.rR.XH.XM IEOWIIIIIN. jlnms CIIQEI' 'l'HmI.xs. ALAN P. SMITH. xvll,l.l.X1l T. lhxflx. TIII-1 l'IeI-ISIIIENI' UF 'l'l-IE l,'NIx'EI4sI'I'x', 411'-qjiivia. PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS. CArranged in the several groups in the urder ufzIppoiIItII1fcIIt.l IDANIEI. C. GIIAIAN, LI.. Il., ID1'l'X1.lZlf'lIfQffflt' f7IZAf'c'l'.Yf4l'.'-ISOO liutaw Place. A. B.. Yale College. 1852. and .L M.. 1855: LL. D.. H:fI1'vaI'Il l'IIiVeI'sity. 1876. St. .lIIlIII's College, 18713. Culllmbia Vullege, IH!-47, Yale' I'IIiveI'sity. 1889. and l'IIiveI'sitv of NI,II'tlI 4,'aI'IIliIIzI. 1HH9g Pl'UfG'SSUl' in Yalv i'ulle,'l'9. lHfi3-72: Presiclent of the UIIiveI'sity of t'alifoI'I1izI. 1872-75. j. -l. SI'I.vI-:s'I'I-314, F. R. S., ll. C. l.. Know Savilimm Professor of Geometry in the L'IIiverSity of Oxfordj, I-'rQf2'.vsor ElIlL'l'I'fIl.V qf' ,lhIfhw11a!z'v.v. A.M..l'1IiVe1'sityof l'aInhI'idge: Fellow of the Royal Sm,-ieties of Lunmlun and EIliIIhuI'glI: Co1'I'espoIIrling NIt'l'l1llPl' of the Institute of France: NIPIHUGI' of tlIP Academy of Sf,-imlces in Berlin, UUttlIlLl6Il, Naples, Milan. St. l'eteI'slw1II'g. etxf.: LL. ll.. l'IIiveI'sity of llublin. l'ni- 19

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he did was marked by classic perfection. He had keen insight and a fatal com- mand of sarcasm. From XVelcker's lectures on Greek art, the world of classic beauty rose like an exhalation, perhaps rather too much like an exhalation. Still, it was a golden mist. Of Ritschl, I have elsewhere written at length, and I will not repeat here my characteristics of the great scholar and the great teacher. There was not much danger lest the vivacity of his manner should find too many imitators among his own countrymen. Tradition was too strong for that. But it seemed almost impossible that any one could have studied under Ritschl without catching something of his fire, something of his spirit. And this hre, this spirit, is what is most needed. If I may adapt a verse of Aristo- phanes, the cry of the impatient student to his teacher is ' You dreadful bore, don't lecture me, but give me wingsfwf These are some of the individuals, some of the types, that come back to me out of the distant past. The memory of these men makes me young again, and in a measure qualifies me for my part in the Hopkinsianf' But professors and students alike-fuzfzfis rf 1111111111 511111111 and more particularly professors who are often dust before they are shadows. Sometime ago, there was discovered in the library of the University of Kiel, a tablet, with waxen efligies of more than a score of the glories of the faculty, dating from the close of the last century. The faces were not uninteresting, some of them unusually intellectual in their cast, some ofa subtle and penetrating expression. They were all magnates in their day. One of them actually gave his name to a street in the town of Kiel. But who knows, who really knows, what any one of them did? And the only two figures on the tablet, whose names are at all familiar to the general student, have been put in to make the rows even. But Nature is careful of the type and the Kiel professors have doubtless each had his reincarnation, as we shall have ours, and in the remote ages some professor will renew, for the benefit of another l-Iopkinsianf' his recollections of professorial types. BASIL I.. GII,DERSl-EEYE. 'W 1:1 llfllIll4lI'lI, pn 1'111't917'H Ill., IIQQII rT.1,1u1'. 'A Wines. my good fn-llow. grive me wings, not wo1'ds. - Fm-:nl-:. 18K

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versity of Etlinhurpzh: li. 12 L.. Pniversity of Oxford: D. Sc.l1lon.1.Vniversity of Cambridge: llonorary Fellow of St. John's Vollesze. Calnlwidgzez late Professor of Mathematics in the lioyal Military Af-adeiny. Woolwieh: Copley Medalist. Royal Soc-iety. Lonxlon. 1880: lfflilol' of life .lm+1'i1'r1n Jlillfllllf Qf ,lIlI,,H5lIlIIfil'S, 1878-84. Msn. l.. t.11i.11ls:icsl.ieiix'i-1, VH. D., Ll.. lb., ID. C. l.., l'1'qf2'x.m1' :gf li1'n'A'.-1002 N. Calvert St. A. IE.. Princeton Coll:-ae, 1849. anal A. M..1852: Ph. D.. I'niversity of tiiittingen. 1853: LI.. D.. College of William and Mary. 1869. and Harvard l'nive1'sity. 1886: Professor of Greek in the l'nix'ersity of Yirfzinia, 1856-76: Professorof Latin in the l'nive1'sity of Virginia. 1861-663 ll. V. I... Vniversity of the South. 1884: Hon. Member of the L'amhrirlge Philologrieal Society and of the Plliloloerieal Syllogzos of Constantinople: liillffffl' qf flu- .'llIlf'I'it'!lll Journal qf Pllilology. RA R EMS!-IN, M. ll., PH. Il., l'1'Qf2'.v.w1' Qf ClIc'lllI..Yfl1l', aim' ,,I'l'l'l'fUl' Qf flu' f7It'lI1I.l'tIf l.tIl70l'lIfUl:l'.'I2 li. lliddle St. A, B.. College of the l'ity of New York. 1865: M. D., College of Physivians and Surgeons, N. Y.. 18157: Ph. ll.. Vniversity of Uiittingren. 1870: Professor of Chemistry in Williams Vollege. 1872-T43 and previously Assistant in Chemistry in the l'niversity of 'l'iibine.5en: hvllfflii' :gf flu .-lmfrirun I'l1ffmi1'f1I .f0lll'llfIl. H iexkx' A. Rou'l.ANln, PH. ll., l'1'Qf2'.v,wr of f,h,'l'.YII'5, and f,I.l'c'l'f0l' Qf flu' l,kl'.Y- ifu! l.abw'af01j'.-915 Cathedral St. t'. E., Rensselaer Polyteehnic Institute. Troy. 1870: Assistant Professor in the same. 1872-75: Ph. lb. 1Hon.!, Johns Hopkins University, 1880: llonorary Member of the Physical Society ot' London. of the Frenell Physical Society. and of the liroeniar Academy of Natural Sf-ience. Sim-ily: l'orrespondin,fz Member of the British Assoeiation and of the Royal Society of tiottingen: Member ofthe Vambrirlzre tlingn Philosophieal Society: Foreign Member of the Royal Society of London. ll. NrLu'1fi,l, M.xk'1'iN, lla. Sc., M. IJ., F. R. S., l,1'Qfl',Y,flIl' of lkziifqgjf, amz' lIi1'rz'fw' Qf fhz' llz'0!1qg'ira! l,almnI1'u1j'.-925 St. Paul St. M. li.. lniversity of London. 1871, and llr. 84318721 A. ll.. l'niversity of 1'?llI1llI'lIl2't'. 1874. and A. M.. 1877: late Fellow. and Lecturer on Natural History in Christ College. l'amhriclge: Fellow of l'niversity College. London: M. ll. 1llon.r, l'niversity of Georgia. 1881: Fellow of the Royal Society of London: lfrlifrn' Qf ilu- .N'fHrliffsf1'11111 Ilia lliulogicfll LfI1m1'flfn1'y. I'.xi'i. H .xl'1 1', PH. ll., l'1'qf2'.v.m1' of flu' .S'f'1111'l1'f l.t111.f, 11f14g'r.v.-2log Oak Sl. : uorlitz Gymnasium, Horlitz. Germany: Ph. Il., Vniversity of Leipsie. 1878: 11-irrzf-rlorvnl in the Vniversity of uottinzen, 18811, anrl Professor of Assyriology in the same. 1883: Honorary Vurator of the 1-olleetion of Oriental Antiquities in the LT. S. National Museum. Washing- ton. ll, l'.g A,v.Ql1I'flIfH ,2'Ilif0I' qf The .lssyfriulngifvrl l,iln'rrl'11. lgfl'6fl1'1lf4'II, nnrl QI' fflllflfflllfililla ff' -lf '!!l'i0ff'!1!l flllfl f'rm1prl1'1rlirf Sunilif' lwilnlnyy. 20