Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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lwenfy XVILLIAM S. BURRAGE, Ph.D RAYMOND MCFARLAND, AQM. AVERY E. LAMBEM, Ph.D. EDWARD D. COLLINS, Ph.D EVERETT SKILLINGS, A.M. DUANE L. ROBINSON, A.M.

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QIXNQJ7 P-BAY? ali? r v rs ,stifle 53,152 , M a ta rims? , P5 gt fgfssteiif ll lmlff A AAFAA A1 ,mil 14-revies A244 fa J -I ,il , . as, - EZRA BRAINERD, DD., LL.D., XWII, QIJBK L rr Q V 4:1Wtqf Ili: ti? 031549 A44 fl' V47 'V+ V449 44 rim 'Welt Mir '3s a4? 'i5'11 President-Emeritus A.B., Middlebury, '64, A.M, '67, LL.D. '88 from University of Vermont and Ripon College, DD., l900, from Harvard University, Tutor in Middlebury College, i864-l866, Andover Theologi- cal Seminary, l866-I868, Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature in M.iddlebury College, l868- 1880, of Physics and Applied Mathematics, l880-l89l, President pro-tem., l885-l886, President, l886-l908, Professor of Mental and Moral Science, l89l-l908, Member of Board of Commis- sioners to Revise School Laws of Vermont, l887, President of Vermont Botanical Club, Non-resi- dent Member of the New England Botanical Club, Member of American Geological Society. HENRY MARTYN SEELY, A.M., M.D., Honorary AY Professor-Emeritus of Natural History Ph.B., Yale, '56, M.D., Berkshire Medical School, '57, A.M., Yale, '60, Assistant in Chem- istry, Analytical Laboratory, Yale, 1857, Professor of Chemistry, Medical Department of University of Vermont, l860-IS67, Professor of Chemistry and Natural History, Middlebury College, l86l- l895, Emeritus of Natural History, 1895-9 At Royal Mining SclIool, Freiberg, Saxony, IS67, at the University of Heidelberg, Baden, 1869, Secretary of Vermont State Board of Agriculture, l875-1878, Editor of Agricultural Reports, Member of American Chemical Society, of Geological Society of America, of Biological Society of Washitmgton. CHARLES BAKER WRIGI-IT, A.M., Litt.D., emo, 11113K Dean and Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature - A-B-. Buchtel College, '80, A.M,, '85, -L.H.D., '05, A.M. University of Vermont, '04, Litt.D.. llgllflfllelstlry lggueggB5l5i: ,hshns lzlo-gflclrns Llgnvirsitybl882-l885I,BGradufte Scholar of Johns Hopliinl: DIVCYSI y, - , e ow o o ' ' ' , 85: ' ' ' Literature at Middlebury College, I8853, l35aIilisl9lig-ifisny Cmlr of Rhetoric and Engls WILLIAM WESLEY MCGILTON, A.M., sw, cI1B'K Professor of Chemistry A.B., Wesleyan, '80, A.M.., Wesleyan, '83, L.H.D., U. V. M., Instructor in Science, Fort Edward Collegiate institute, 1881-1891, travelled in Europe, l882, Student in Chemistry and Phys- ICS, Leipsic University, Germany, l89l-l892, Professor of Chemistry in Middlebury College, l892 -, Member of Leipsic Chemical Society, l892, Member of the American Chemical Society, 1897, President of the Vermont State Teachers' Association, l898. A MYRON REED SANFORD, A.M., L.H.D., fIvNco, CIIBK H Professor of Latin Language and Literature A.B. Wesleyan, '80, A.M. Wesleyan, '83, L. H. D., University of Vermont, 'l0. ln charge of Classical Department, Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., l880-IBS65 Assistant Professor of Latin and Registrar, Haverford College, i886-l887, Professor of Latin fsamej, l887-l890, Professor of Latin and Dean of College fsamey, l890-l893, Professor of Latin, Middlebury College, i894-, Giittingen and Rome, summer of 1892, Student in Classical Philology in University of Leipsic, l893- 1894, Studied Archaeology in Rome and Pompeii. I894, Archaeology and Classical study in Italy and Mediterranean Countries, l9l2. ERNEST CALVIN BRYANT, S.B., XYII, BfI1K Baldwin Professor of Physics Graduated from Middlebury, '9l, Graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, '93, Employed by Canadian Bridge and lron Company, Montreal, P. Q., 1893-1895, Professor of Mathematics and Physics in Middlebury College, IS95-l9l2, Fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science, Member of the American Physical Society, Research Student at Cam- bridge University, England, 1913-1914, Professor of Physics, l9l2--. nineteen

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...arf 4 H? A., P57 :Mfr 14 -4 4-1'-'ares s1'4V v 4'1 41 iifirtfg ii, its W, Q 542 fi-vs Qi 1' ,Zak I I I 12.215 A A2294 1 7.fSmA14q.s1A.a4A at Ar Q' gr L. WILLIAM SARGENT BURRAGE, Ph.D., KDBK Professor of the Creek Language and Literature A.B., Harvard University, '92g A.M., '95, Ph.D., '98g Acting Assistant Professor of Latin, Uni- versity of West Virginia, l900-l90l: Instructor in Greek, Bryn Mawr College, l90l-l902: Pro- fessor of Greek, Middlebury College, l906-. EDWARD DAY COLLINS, Ph.D., CIIBK Professor of Pedagogy I A.B., Yale, '96: Ph.D., '99, Assistant in History, Yale University, lS97-lB99g Instructor in History, IS99-l90lg Treasurer and Managing Director, Canadian Carbonate Company, Montreal, 1902-t904g Principal State Normal School, johnson, Vt., I904-19095 Professor of Pedagogy, Mid- dlebury College, 1909-g Author of A History of Vermont, and two historical monographs pub- lished by the American Historical Association, Committees of Correspondence of the American Rev- olution, and Studies in English Colonial Policy g President Vermont Schoolmasters' Club, l908- 19095 Member New England Association of College Teachers of Education, New England Associa- tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools, National Geographic Society. RAYMOND MCFARLAND, A.M., 1I1K1If Professor of Secondary Education A.B., Amherst College, '97, A.M., Yale University, '02g Teacher in Maine Secondary Schools, 1897-l90I, Instructor Castleton Normal School, Vt., 1902-1903, Principal Leicester Academy, Mass., l903-1908, Head Ithaca High School, N. Y., 1908-19094 Assistant Professor of Secondary Education, Middlebury College, l909-l9llg Professor of Secondary Education, l9ll-. Director Summer Session, l9l2--l9l4, l9l7g Lecturer at Summer Schools, University of Virginia, I9I5, New Yorl: University, 1916, Collaborator for the Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1904-1907: Author of' A History of the New England Fisheries and an encyclopedia article on The Deep-sea Fish- eries. Director American Instittute of Instruction: Member of Canadian Camp, National Geographi- cal Society, and various educational societies. Mkt ., EVERETT SKILLINGS, A.M. A Professor of Ccrman Bates College, '97g A.M., '09, Graduate Student of Harvard University, l906-l907g l908- l909g University of Berlin, 1907-I908g Teacher, Montpelier Seminary, Montpelier, Vt., 1898-l900g Teacher, Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., I900-1903, Principal Middlebury High School, l903-'04, Teacher, Thayer Academy, Braintree, Mass., I904-I909g Member of the Intercollegiate Debating Fraternity, AEP, Assistant Professor of German, Middlebury College, l909-l9l3: Pro- fessor of German, t9t3-. AVERY ALDORUS LAMBERT, Ph.D. . ' Burr Professor of Natural History Bangor Theological Seminary, '96: Pastor of Congregational Church, Lebanon, Me., IS96-l898, Thetford, Vt., 1898-1901: B.S,, Dartmouth, '02: Ph.D., '06g Instructor State Normal School, Fram- ingham, Mass., l905-l9llg Instructor in Physiology, Simmons College, 1907-1908, Chairman State Committee for Revision of Scientihc Courses in the Schools of Massachusetts, 1908-I9Itg Secretary of the New England Association for the Advancement of Agricultural Education, l907-t9lI: Mem- ber of the American Society of Naturalistsg Member American Ornithological Union: President, Audubon Society of Vermont: Author of Studies in Arachnid Embryology, and other papersg Pro- fessor of Natural History, Middlebury College. l9t3--. DUANE LEROY RoBiNsoN, A.M., AKE, CDBK Assistant Professor of French, Morton Foundation A.B., Middlebury College, '03s A.M., 'OSQ Principal Northfield High School, 1903-I906, In- structor in Middlebury College, 1906-1908, Assistant Professor of Modern Language, l908-l909: Assistant Professor of French, l909--. twenty-o H8