Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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FACULTY Henry Jewell Bassett, M.A. Professor of Latin, and Secretary of the Facultv B.A. ami M.A., Maryville College: B.A., Prince- tun University. Graduate Student at the Uni- versities of Chicago, Columbia, and Michigan. European tour, summer of 1912. On leave of absence for graduate study, American Academy for the Study of Classics, Rome. Italy, 1915- 1916. Professor of Latin in Maryville since 1905. Rev. Clinton H. Gillingham, M.A. Registrar, Professor of English Bible, and Head of the Bible Training Department B.A. and M.A., Maryville College; B.D., Ken- tucky Theological Seminary. Theological Course in Princeton and Kentucky Seminaries; or- dained to the Ministry in 1907. Professor of English Bible in Maryville College since 1907. Francis M. McClenahan, M.A. Professor of Chemistry and Geology 13. A., Tarkio College; B.A. and M.A., Yale University. Graduate work at the Universities of Yah- and Chicago. Graduate Assistant in Kent and Sheffield laboratories, Yale, and in the chemical laboratories. University of Chi- cago. Instructor in Chemistry, Kansas State Agricultural College; Professor of Physics and Chemistry, Tarkio College. Professor at Mary- ville College since 1906, except one year. Mem- ber of American Association for the Advance- ment of Science, and the American Chemical Society. George Alan Knapp, M.A. Professor of Mathematics and Physics B.A. and M.A., Hamilton College. Superintend- ent, and Instructor in Mathematics, Bridge- water (N. T.) High School; Superintendent, and Instructor in Mathematics and Physics, Frank- lin Academy and Collegiate Institute IN, Y.); Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, Park College; Professor of Mathematics and Physics, and Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, Olivet College. Professor of Mathematics and Physics since 1914. Alfred Stuart Myers, M.A. Professor of Rhetoric and Public Speaking B.A and M.A. in English, Columbia University. Postgraduate work in English. Columbia Uni- versity. Head of English Department, Idaho Industrial Institute; Head of English Depart- ment. ' ascadilla School N. Y. ). Professor, Maryville College, 1915. (26)

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THE FACULTY Jasper Converse Barnes, Ph.D. Dean t and Professor of Psychology and Political B.A. and M.A., Marietta College: Ph.D.. Univer- sity of Chicago. Graduate work. University of Chicago, Cornell University; correspondence work in the Graduate Department of Philosophy of the University of TVooster. Teacher in the Public Schools of Ohio; instructor. Muskingum Valley Normal School ; Superintendent of Schools. Belpre, Ohio. In IS 92 became Princi- pal of the Preparatory Department, and Pro- fessor of the Science and Art of Teaching, Maryville College. Later was made Professor of Psychology and Political Science, and in 1914 became Dean. Member of the Phi Beta Kappa; American Psychological Association ; American Association for the Advancement of Science ; Rhodes Scholarship Committee for Tennessee ; National Educational Association. President of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psy- chology for 1915. (25)

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FACULTY Professor of Creel?, and Acting Professor of Edmund Wayne Davis, M.A. Latin B. A., Missouri Valley College; MA.. Harvard University. Principal, Orange City (Iowa) High School; Principal, Roodhouse (111.) High School; Instructor in Latin and Greek, Carlisle Military Academy ( Texas) ; Instructor in Latin and Greek, Baker- Himel School (Tenn.) ; Maryville College. 1915. Member of the Classical Associa- tion of the Middle West and South. Mrs. Jane B. S. Alexander, M.A. Professor of English Literature Graduated from the Young Ladies ' Seminary of Williamstown, Mass. ; Special student, Wellesley College ; Graduate student. Universities of Ver- mont, Columbia, and Harvard. M.A.. Maryville College. Two European tours, including a year of study in Paris and Italy. Courses in History and Literature. Sorbonne University of Paris. Teacher of Latin and History. Lindenwood Col- lege (Mo.); Teacher of French and English. Vassar Preparatory School; Teacher of Latin and History. The Halstead School (N. Y.). Present position since 1! G4. Member of the Tennessee Philological Association. Susan Allen Green, M.A. Professor of Biology B.A.. Smith College; M.A., University of Chi- cago. Student at Woods Hole Marine Labora- tory. Graduate student, University of Chicago. European tour. Member of the American As- sociation for the Advancement of Science. Pres- ent position since 1906. John Wesley Perkins, M.A. Professor of German and French B.A., Earl ham College; M.A.. Northwestern Uni- versity. Teacher of German and French, Uni- versity School (Minn.); Teacher of German and English, Rising Sun (Ind.) High School; Pro- fessor of German and French, Jamestown Col- lege. European tour. Present position since 1914. William Langel Johnson, Ph.B. Associate Professor of Social Science and Historv Ph.B.. Wooster Co;iege. Has taught two years in the public schools of Ohio. Associate Pro- fessor, Maryville College, 1915. Hg fc (27)