Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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DAVID J. EVANS, A. B., Ohio University, 1871; A. M., Ohio University, 1874. Professor of Latin. A. M., Ph. D. LL. D WILLIAM HOOVER, University of Wooster, 1880; University of Wooster, 1886; University of Wooster, 1898. Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. HENRY W. ELSON, A. B., Thiel College, 1886; A. M. College, 1889; B. D., Evangelical eran Seminary, 1889; Ph. D., College, 1900. Litt. D., berry College, 1906. Professor of History and Economics. Thiel Luth- Thiel New- A. ALBERT A. ATKINSON, Ph. B., Ohio University, 1891; M. S., OhioUniversity, 1894; Post- Graduate Student, Michigan Uni- versity, 1892-94. Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering. ELI DUNKLE, A. B., Ohio University, 1877; A. M., Ohio Uni versity, 1880. Professor of Greek and Registrar of the University. FREDERICK TREUDLEY, University of Indiana. A. M., Hiram College, 1906. Professor of Philosophy and Sociology. Tiertttif-ove

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Edwin Watts Chubb EAN EDWIN WATTS CHUBB was born in Lebanon, Pennsyh nla. 1 9 in LS65 ; attended the public schools in Philadelphia and Reading; grad uated from the Schuylkill Seminary in L884 ; and from Lafayette I ol- lege in 1887. Eie taught Latin four years in the Schuylkill Seminary; two years head of the English Department in the State Normal School, at ( ali- fornia, Pa. In 1893- ' 94 he studied in the University of Berlin and traveled extensively in England, Holland, France and Italy. He was for some time President of the Albright Collegiate Institute; then head of the Department of English in the State Normal School, Plattsville, Wisconsin; then teacher of English again in the State Normal at California, Pennsylvania. Fur the lasl eleven years Dr. Chubb has been Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature m t Ihio University and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts since 1907. Besides being an excellent teacher he is an author and writer of much note. His delight- ful 1 k, The Story of Authors. has been adopted by the State Reading Circles in ( Ihio, Indiana, and North Dakota. lie worked out his Doctor of Letters under F. A. .March, the famous pioneer Anglo-Saxon student and teacher. Me has lectured extensively before teachers ' institutes and associations and is much sought after in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania. Henry G. Williams i. AX HENRY G. WILLIAMS of the State Normal College of the I J Ihio University is one of the best-known Normal School men in the niied States. He is a voluminous reader and a careful student. As teacher he has served in every capacity from the rural, village, and city school, to high school principal and superintendent. He is now Professor of School Administration in the Normal College and has been I lean since its organization in 1902. He has spent twenty-nine years as teacher and administrator. He is a pro- lific writer on educational subjects, editor of the Ohio Teacher. author of -everal text 1 ks for teachers and a forceful public speaker. He has appeared on programs in eighty-live counties in Ohio and has had prominent place in educational gatherings throughout the country, lie is a graduate of the National Normal University and was granted the degree of Doctor of PedagOg) b Miami University in 1909. Dr. Williams is an educational authority, a national figure and a polished gentleman. Twi i i

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P. A. CLAASSEN, A. B., University of Kansas, 189r.. Ph. B., University of Chicago, 1904. B. Ed.. Kansas State Normal College, U08. Ph. D., University of Chicago, 1909. Professor of Modern Languages. WILLIAM FAIRFIELD MERCER, Ph. B.. Hillsdale College, 1890. Ph. M., Hillsdale I lollege, 1895. Ph. D., Cornell University, 1900. Professor of Biology and Geology. OSCAR CHRISMAN, Graduate Indiana State Normal College, 1887. A. B., University of Indiana, 188 . A. M., Univer- sity of Indiana, 1893. Fellow Clark University, 1892-94. Ph. D., Uni- versity of Jena. 1896. Professor of Puidohgy and Psychology. LEWIS JAMES ADDICOTT, B. S. , Case School of Applied Science, 1904. B. S. C. E., Case School. 1909. Professor of Civil Engineering. WILLIS L. GARD, A. B., University of Indiana, 1896. A. M., Uni- versity of Indiana, 1907, Ph. D., Clark University. 1908. or a) Hi, History and Principles of Education. WILLIAM B. BENTLEY, A.B.. Harvard University, 1889. A.M.. Harvard University. 18! ' i I ' h. I).. Harvard University. 1898. Professot i Chemistry. ' ., (ICO