Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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RossER Daniel Bohannan, Professor of Mathematics B. Sc, C. E., E. M., University of Virginia, 1876 ; Student of Mathematics and Physics Cambridge, England, 1880- ' 82; Gottingen, 1882- ' 8S ; Teacher of Mathematics and I.atin ' Suffolk Collegiate Institute, Virginia, 187K- ' 77 ; Teacher of Mathematics and English ' New York Latin School, New York City. 1877- ' 78 ; Professor of Mathematics and Nat- ural Science, Emory and Henry College, 1878- ' 80 ; Acting Professor of Mathematics University of Virginia. 1883- ' 84 ; Assistant in Mathematics and Physics, University of Virginia, 1884- ' 87 ; Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, Ohio State University 1887- ' 95 ; 2 H, ! ' A e ; present position since 1895. ' Benjamin Lester Bowen, Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures A. B., University of Rochester, 1881 ; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins University, 1888 Post Graduate Work, University of Rochester, 1881- ' 82 ; Professor of Languages New Windsor College, Maryland, 1882- ' 83 ; Graduate Student and Assistant in French ' Johns Hopkins University, 1883- ' 86, and 1887- ' 88 ; Student at the Universities of Paris ' Bonn Rome and Madrid, 1885, and 1886- ' 87 ; Professor of French and Latin, Bowdoin College ' 1888- ' 89 : Acting Associate Professor of French Language and Literature, Ohio State University, lS89- ' 90 ; Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures Ohio State University, 1890- ' 94 ; present position since 1894. John Adams Bownocker, Professor of Inorganic Geology and Curator of the Museum B. Sc, Ohio State University, 1889; D. Sc, Ohio State University, 1897- Principal of High School, Martin ' s Ferry, 1889- ' 92; Fellow in Geology, University of Chicago 1892- ' 94; Graduate Scholar, Yale University, 1894- ' 95; Assistant Geological Survey of Ohio, 1892 ; Assistant Geological Survey of New Jersey, 1893 ; Assistant Geologist Ohio Survey, 1900— ; Assistant m Geology, 1895- ' 98 ; Assistant Professor, 1898- ' 99 ; Associate Professor of Inorganic Geology and Curator of the Museum, 1899-1901 ; X i. 2 H • pres- ent position since 1901. ' F James Ei.i,s vorth Boyd, Associate Professor of Mathematics B. Sc, Ohio State University, 1891 ; M. Sc, Cornell, 1896. Student in Physics and Mathematics, Ohio State University, 1893- ' 95 ; Student in Experimental and Theoretical Physics, Cornell, 1895- 96 ; also Student in Sibley College of Mechanic Arts Cornell summer of 1895; Assistant in Physics, Ohio State University, 1891- ' 95- held scholar ' ?cnL ' nnf ri ' ° ' ' = Assistant Professor of Physics. Ohio State University 1896-1901 ; i - ; present position since September, 1901. ' Charles A. Bruce, Associate Professor of the Romance Languages A. B., Ohio State University, 189-5 ; Student of French, Amherst, Summer School 1895 • Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Summer Quarter, 1896 ; Student University of Geneva, Summer School, 1898; Student at the Sorbonne, College de France and Ecole des Hautes-Etudes, Paris, 1898- ' 99 ; Graduate Student, University of Chicago Summer Quarter, 1900 ; Assistant in French, Ohio State University, 1896- ' 99 • Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, Ohio State University, 1899-1901- present Dosition since 1901. 22

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JOSEPH VILLIERS DENNEY. Dean ALFRED DODGE COLE. Secretary William Oxley Thompson, President A. B., Muskingum College, 1878; A. M., ibid., 1881; D. D., ibid., 1891; LL. D., Western University of Pennsylvania, 1897. Licensed by the Presbytery of Zanesville, Dresden, Ohio, April, 1881 ; Ordained by Presbytery of Fort Dodge, Iowa, July, 1882 ; Pastor Odebolt, Iowa, 1882-1885 ; Pastor Longmont, Colorado, 1885- ' 91 ; President Long- mont College, 1885- ' 89 ; President Miami University, 1891- ' 99; present position since 1899. Charles Lincoln Arnold, Assistant Professor of Mathematics B. Sc, Ohio State University, 1890 ; M. Sc, Ohio State University, 1894 ; Post-Graduate Student, University of Chicago and Ohio State University, 1894- ' 95 ; Assistant in Mathe- matics, Ohio State University, 1890- ' 99 ; H ; present position since 1899. Allen Campbell Barrows, Professor of English Literature A. B., Western Reserve, 1861 ; A. M., Western Reserve, 1866 ; D. D., Iowa College, 1889; Teacher, Latin and Greek, Phillips Academy, 1865- ' 66 ; Professor of Physics, Western Reserve, 1866- ' 70 ; Professor of Latin and English Literature, Western Reserve, 1870- ' 71; Professor of English Literature and History, Iowa Agricultural College, 1887- ' 94 ; pres- ent position since 1894. Sarah Barrows, Assistant in German J. D. Batchelder, Assistant Professor of Romance Languages A. B., University of Vermont, 1894 ; Instructor Greek and French, Shattuck Military Academy, 1894- ' 95 ; LL. B., Minnesota, 1896 ; Postgraduate Work, 1896- ' 97- ' 98 ; Univer- sity of Berlin, University of Oxford, University of Madrid, University of Sorbonne, University of Rome ; Fellow by Courtesy Johns Hopkins, 1898- ' 99 ; Summer Semester, Harvard, 1899 ; Fellow by Courtesy Johns Hopkins, 1899-1900 ; Instructor Romances, University of Iowa, 1900- ' 01; Assistant Professor Romances, LTniversity of Iowa, 1900- ' Ol; A J ; present position since 1901. 21

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Frederick Converse Clark, Professor of Economics and Sociology A. B., University of Michigan, 1887; A. M,, University of Michigan, 1888; Ph. D. University of Michigan, 1891. Student Halle, Leipzig and Berlin, 1893- ' 95; Instructor in History and Economics, Ann Arbor High School, ]8fe8- ' 92; Assistant Professor of Political Science, and Acting Head of the Depaitment, Stanford University, 1892- ' 98 ; Assistant Professor of Political Economy, 1893 ; Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology, Ohio State University, 1895- ' 98 ; Associate Professor, 1898-19(0 ; prefent posi- tion since 1900. Alfred Dodge Cole, Professor of Physics A. B., Brown University, 1884 ; A. M., 1887 ; Graduate vStudent, Johns Hopkins Univer- sity, 1884- ' 85 ; Harvard University, Summer School, 1887 ; Student, Univers-ity of Ber- lin, 1894- ' 95 ; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Summer, 1898; Instructor in Chemistry and Physics, Denison University, 1885- ' 87 ; Acting Professor, 1887- ' 88 ; Professor of Physics and Chemistry, 1888-1901 ; Graduate Student and Assistant in Physical Laboratory, University of Chicago, vSunmers tf 1899 and 1900; B 6 n, 2 H; [ present position since September, 1901. Arthur Ernest Davies, Instructor in Philosophy Student in Owen ' s College, Manchester, England, and University, College, London, 1884- ' 88; B. D., Yale Divinity vSchool, 1891 ; Ph. D., Yale University, 189s ; present position since 1900. Joseph Villiers Denney, Professor of Rhetoric and the English Language, and Dean of the College of Arts, Philosophy and Science A. B., University of Michigan, 1885. Journalist, 1885- ' 88; Principal of the Aurora (Illinois) High School, ]888- ' 90 ; Instructor in English and Graduate Student, Univer- sity of Michigan, 1890- ' 91 ; Associate Professor of Rhetoric, Ohio State University, 1891 - ' 94 ; ' I ' K t ; present position since 1894. Samuel Carroll Derby, Professor of Latin A. B., Harvard, 1866 ; A. M., Harvard, 1869 (in course), 1877 (by examination). Prin- cipal of Schools, Ilion, N. Y., 1866- ' 67 ; Assistant in Dixwell ' s Classical School, Boston, 1867- ' 70 ; Professor of Latin, Antioch, 1870- ' 81 ; President, Antioch, 1877- ' S1 ; Student, Latin and History, Harvard, 1876- ' 77 ; Student, Latin and History, Johns Hopkins, 1880- ' 81 , Student, Latin, Harvard, 1892- ' 93 ; present position since 1881. Melvin Dresbach, Assistant in Anatomy and Physiology B. Sc, Ohio State University ; M. Sc, Ohio State University, 1899 ; S H. Ernst August Eggers, Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures Student in Gymnasium at Hanover, at Michigan State Normal School, the Sorbonne, College de France ; Instructor in German in the High Schools of Michigan for ten years ; Assistant in German, Ohio State University, 1886- ' 88 ; Assistant Professor of German, same institution, 1888- ' 90 ; present position since 1890. 23