Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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September ii. Gen. Callahan herds together a number of underclassmen and chases them around the sainpus. Charles Bell Burke, A. M., Ph. D., Vice-President , and Professor of English. Maryland Military and Naval Academ}-, ]885 ; Vanderbilt Uriversity, B. L., 1889 ; First Assistant in Chapel Hill Academy, 1889-1890 : Harvard University, A. B., 1891 ; Professor of the English Language and Literature in the S. W. B. U., 1892-1900 ; Ph. D. Cornell Universi- t} ' , 1901 : Office Editor of Literature in the New International Encyclopedia, New York City, ' 02; Professor of English, Adelphia College, Brook- lyn, 1903-1905 ; Professor of the English Lan- . guage and Literature in the Southwestern Bap- tist University, 1905 ; Vice-President, 1905 — George Martin Savage, A. M., L. L. D., Professor of Philosophy and Hehreiv. Graduated Union University, A. M. , 1871: Principal Henderson Institute : Professor of English in Southwestern Baptist University, 1878; Taugh t at Eagleville, Tenn. : President Southwestern Baptist University, lS90-190-f ; Professor of Philosophy and Hebrew in South- western Baptist University, 1904. Traveling in Europe and Asia 1905-1906. 15

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September S. First meeting of Literary Societies. (B ¥ Philip Thomas Hale, A. B., D. D., LL.D., Preside !t. A. B., Howard College, Ala., 1879; D. D., 1890 ; graduated Southern Theological Semina- ry, Louisville, Ky., 1883; traveled and studied in Europe, 1887; Pastor Baptist Church, Dan- ville, Ky., 1883-87; Birmingham, Ala., 1888- 97 : traveled and studied in Europe, 1898 ; Pas- tor Roanoke, Va., 1898 ; Owensboro, Ky., 1901- 04 ; President vSoutluvestern Baptist University, 1904. Author of Letters on an European Tour. 14

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September 12. Second Year French Class organized with an enrollment of ten members. Dr. Burke assigns first ten pages for initial recitation. Several members of the class have to be assisted from recitation room. Henry Clay Ikby, A. M., LI,. D., Professor of Mathematics. Retd. Graduated I ' liion University : Taught at (lateswood Academy, 1861; Captain Compain 1). Ninth Tennessee Infautr} ' ; Founded McKen- zie College, 1867 and taught there until 1875 ; Professor of Mathematics in Southwestern Bap- tist University, 1875-1905 : Instructor of special classes in Soitthwestern Baptist University, ] 905 — David Heagle, D. D., Ph. D., Professor of Theology. Union University, Schenectady, N. Y., A. B. Graduated at Rochester Theological Semi- nary ; Professor of Ancient Languages in the Des Moines University, 1878-1879 ; Dean of Theological Department, at the Southwestern Baptist University, 1897-1902 ; Had charge of Solomon ' s Temple Exhibit at Worlds Fair, 1904; Professor of Theology, Southwestern Baptist University, 1904. Translator of the Bremen Lectures ; Author of Moral Ivducation. 16