University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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FACULTY PERSONALS. ALBERT A. MURPHREE. A.M.. LL.D.. President of the University. Principal Public School. Blountsville, Ala., 1886-89: Peabody College for Teachers, 1889-92; L.I., ibid., 1892, Superintendent City Schools, Cullman, Ala., 1892-93; University of Nashville. 1893-91; A.B., ibid.. 1891 Principal High School, Cleburne. Tex., 1894-95; Professor of Creek and Mathematics. West Florida Seminary, 1895-97: President West Florida Seminary, 1897-01; A.M., University of Nashville, 1903; Member of American Academy of Political Science and Sociology. 1903: Chairman of the Cecil Rhodes Scholarship Committee for Florida. 1903; President Florida State College for Women, 1905-09; LL.D., Rollins College. Florida. 1909; present position, 1909-. JAS. M. FARR, A. M. Ph.D., Vice-President of the University and Professor of English. A. B., Davidson College. 1891; A.M., Davidson College. 1895; Graduate Student John Hopkins University, 1895-96 and 1897-1901; Ph.D.. Johns Hopkins University. 1901; Instructor in English. Randolph Harrison School, 1900.01; Professor of English and German. University of Florida. 1901-05; present position. 1905-. EDWARD R. FLINT. B.S.. Ph.D., M.D.. Resident Physician and Professor of Chemistry. B. S.. Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1887; Ph.D.. University of Goettingen. 1892: Assistant Pro- fessor of Chemistry. Massachusetts Agricultural College. 1893-99; Medical Student. Hnrvard University. 1899-03; M.D., Hnrvard. 1903; Professor of Chemistry, University of Florida. 190-1-05; present position. 1905-. J. R. BENTON. A.B.. Ph.D., Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering, Dean of the College of Engineering. A.B., Trinity College, Hartford. Conn.. 1897; Ph.D. Goettingen. 1900; Instructor in Mathematics, Princeton University. 1900-01; Instructor in Physics. Cornell University. 1901-02: Special Investigation Work in Physics. Carnegie Institution. Washington. D. C.. 1901-05; present position. 1905-. C. L CROW. M.A., Ph.D.. Professor of Modern L i i-gitages, Secretary of the General Faculty. M.A.. Washington and Lee University. 1888: Ph.D.. University of Goettingen. 1892: Vice-Principal. Norfolk High School. 1891-95; Professor of Latin and Modern I-anguages. Weatherford College, 1895-99: Adjunct Professor of Modern languages, Washington and Lee University. 1899-1905; present position. 1905-. JAS. N. ANDERSON. M.A.. Ph.D.. Professor of Latin and Greek. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. M.A., University of Virginia, 1887: Morgan Fellow, Hnrvard University, 1887-88; Student, Universities of Berlin. Heidelberg and Paris. 1889-90. 1896; PUBLIC LIBRARY BARTOW. FLORIDA

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M KM BEKS OMIT TEI) FROM THE GROUP Jus. M. Farr Jas. N. Anderson J. J. Vernon H. B. Hadley W. S. Perry T. W. Thoroiiuhyood Upper Row—E. S. Walker, II. G. Keppel, C. K. Crow, W. (J. Kanels, John A. Thackston. Thos. W. Hughes, K. R. Klim. Middle Row—C. L Willoughby, J. R. Ik'nton. Kdmoml C. Dickinson, A. A. Murphree, W. L. Floyd. L. L Bernard. Dower Row—A. J. Weichard.t Harry R. Trusler. II.S. Davis, Harvey W. Con.

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Ph.D., John Hopkins University, 1891; Professor of Greek, Florida State College, 1903-05; present position. 1905-. J. J. VERNON, M.S. in Agri.. Professor of Agronomy, Dean of the College of Agriculture. B.Agr.. Iowa Agricultural College. 1897; Fellow in Agriculture. 1898-1900; Professor of Agriculture and Station Agriculturist. Agricultural College of New Mexico. 1900-08: present position. 1908-. C. L. WILLOUGHBY, B. Agr.. Professor of Animal Husbandry and Dairying. B. Agr.. University of Missouri. 1901; Student in Academic Dept., Univ. of Mo.. 1891-90; See. Mo. Agl. College and Expt. Station. 189G-1900; Graduate Student, Winter Dairy School, Univ. of Wis., 1900-01; Instructor in Dairying. Mo. Agrl. College. 1901; Dairyman and Animal Husbandman. Ga. Expt. Station. 1902- 10; lecturer. Farmer's Institute Staff of Ga.. 1903- 07; Graduate Student. Cornell Univ.. second se- mester. 1908; Secretary and Treasurer Ga. Dairy and Live Stock Association. 1905-11; President of same. 1912: Editorial Contributor Southern Ruralist. 1905-12: Supt. Fern Crest Dairy, Sandcrsville. Ga., 1910-11; Manager of Creameries. Columbus and Eat-onton. Ga.. 1912: present position. 1912-. HARRY R. TRUSLER. A.M.. LL.B., Professor of Loir. Arizona Normal School. 1898-1902; Principal of Schools. Dragoon. Arizona. 1902-03; LL.B.. University of Michigan, 1906; A.M., Oscaloosa College, 1911; Associate Editor Michigan Law Review, 1905-06; practiced law, Einid. Oklahoma, 1906-08; Professor of Law, John B. Stetson University 1908-09: present position, 1909-. EDMUND C. DICKINSON. A.B., J.D.. A« i taitt Pro- fessor of I.a iv. A.B., Earlham College. 1903; J. D.. University of Michigan. 1911; Editorial Assistant, Michigan Law Review, 1910-11; Theta Kappa Nu; present position. 1911-. II. S. DAVIS, Ph.l)., Professor of Zoology ami Geology. Ph.D., Wesleyan. 1899; (Graduate Student. Wesleyan University, 1899-1900; University Scholar, Harvard.. 1900-01; Instructor in Zoology, Washington State College, 1901-01: Assistant Professor of Zoology. Washington State College. 1901-06; Assistant Zoologist Washington State Experiment Station. 1901-06; Thayer Scholar. Harvard University. 1906-07: Ph.D., Harvard. 1907; present position. 1907-. H. G. KEPPEL, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematic ami Astronomy. A.B., Hope College. 1899: Graduate Student Clark University. 1892-95; Mathematical Fellow. Clark University. 1893-95; Instructor in Mathematics. Northwestern University. 1896-1900; Mathematical Fellow, Clark University, 1900-01; Ph.D.. 1901: Instructor in Mathematics. Northwestern University, 1901-08: present position. 1908-.