University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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AI.1ix.xNnE1i LEE BoNm'1i.xN'r, A. B.. M. A.. Professor of I,f1l1'11 Lmzguage and Litera- ture. A. B., Hampton-Sidney College. 1884, A. M.. Ib: Instructor ol' Latin and Greek, Bound Rock Institute, Texas. 1885-87, Graduate Student ol' Latin and Greek. University of Texas 1886-87: Graduate Student of l'niversity ol' Virginia. 1887-89, tHolder of Carey Seholarshipjg Assistant and Associate Professor of Latin and Greek, University ol' Mississippi, 1889-941 Professor ol' Latin. since 18953 Graduate Student of Harvard University. 1892-933 Holder ol' Morgan Fel- lowship. A. M.. Harvard, Student, L'niversity of Pennsylvania. 1896. Csummerlg Munich and Home, 1905, Csummerjg Berlin. 1907. tsummerjg Research AVork in Berlin University, and in Italy. 1910-11. DAVID Homes Bisuor, M. A., Professor of linglislz Language and LI'fl'l'flfl1I'1'. A. B.. Emory and Henry College. 18913 M. A., Vanderbilt University. 1897, In- structor in Vanderbilt University. 1897-993 Professor ol' English. Millsaps College. 1900-04: Professor of English and Rhetoric and Belles-Lettres. Ll11YCl'Sliy ot Mis- . U . .t f sissippi, 1904-05, Professor of English Language and Literature. I11VCl'S1 y 0 Mississippi, since 1905. L ...gs PETEIR NV. IAOXVLAND, M. D., pl'0fl'SSUI' of Pharlnueology, I'111've1's1'ty Pllysieian M. D., Memphis Hospital Medical College, 18823 New York Polyelinie. 1887, Special VVork in Physical Diagnosis, Northwestern Dispensary, New York, 1887: President Mississippi Medical Association. 1894, Student in Hospitals of Phila- delphia, 18963 Member of State Board of Health, Second Congressional District. 19003 Member State Board of Health, State at Large, 1904-083 Student of Phar- macology, University of Chicago, 1908. fsummerjg Professor of Materia Medica Hygiene, University of Mississippi. since 1903. Reckless Smythe: You betcher, that's right. Page Fifteen

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ALFRED HVME. B. E., C. E., D. Sc., lYl'C'C-CIIZIIICCIIOI' and Dean of Engineer- ing. B. E., VanderbiltUniversity.1887g C. E., 1888g D. Sc., 18903 Fellow and Assistant in Civil Engineering, Vanderbilt University, 1887-90, Pro- fessor ol' Mathematics, University ol' Mississippi since 1890, Acting Pro- fessor ot' Civil Engineering, University of Mississippi, 1900-02, Vice- Chancellor and Dean ol' the Department of Science, Literature and Arts, l'niversity ol' Mississippi, since 1905, Professor ot' Astronomy and Acting Chancellor, session ol' 1906-7. VV,xl.LER S. LEATHEHS, M. D., Professor of Biology and Pl1ys1'oIogy, Dean .llmlicfll Deparflncnl at O.1'ford A. M., Schools of Biology, Chemistry and Geology, University of Virginia. 1891g M. D., 1894, Graduate Student ot' Johns Hopkins, 1895, University of Chicago. 1897, 1900, 1901, 1907, tsunnnerslg New York Marine Biological Laboratory, 1898, tsunnnerjg Member Rocky Mountain Scientific Expedition, 18985 Student in Har- vard University, 1905-06, tsunnnerhg Student in Hospitals of Chicago, 1904, tsum- merjg Graduate Student Hospitals of New York City during Sunnner, 1908, In- structor in Biology, University of Virginia, 18913 Assistant Professor Biology and Geology, University ol' Mississippi, 189-1-955 Head o 5' Department oi' Science, Miller School of Virginia, 1895-963 Professor ot' Biology and Geology. University ot' South Carolina, 1896-983 Professor of Biology and Geology, University of Missis- sippi, 1898-053 Professor ol' Biology and Physiology, University of Mississippi, since 1905g Director ol' Public Health and Sanitation for the State ol' Mississippi. Page Fourteen Smiley Griflin: Naw, I haven't made my 'M' but I made a 'D' in Math.

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Leoxsnn JEROME FAnl.Ev, Dean of Law Department. U B. S., University of Mississippi, 1884, Superintendent ot Education. Desoto County, 1892-96, Mississippi Senate, 1900-083 P1'0feSS0I' of LHW. UHiv61'Sitv Of Mis- sissippi, since 1910, Elected Dean of the Department of Law, 1913. Axrnoxv lVIOl'l,TRIE Ml'LIKENIft.'SS, A. M., Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry. A. B.. XVofford College, South Carolina, 1889, and A. M., 1890, Principal Dalco High School, South Carolina, 1894-95, Ph. D., 1895, Student University of Vir- ginia, 1892, Berlin, 1895, Student in Chicago University, 1896-98-02, tsummersj, Columbia University, 1909, tsummerj , Professor of Chemistry and Physics, Mill- saps College, 1893-94, and 1895-02, Professor of Chemistry, 1904-05, Guest of Pitts- burg Plate Glass Co., Milwaukee. VVis., for research work, and Student at Uni- versity of XViseonsin, 1911-12, Student at Karlsruhe Technical College, Germany 9 1912, tsummerjg Professor of Chemistry, University of Mississippi, since 1905. C.n.vlN S. Bnowx, M. S., Pn. D., D. Sc., Professor of German Language and Litera- ture. M. S., Vanderbilt University, 1891, D. Sc., 1892, Assistant in French and Eng- lish, 1892-93, Acting Assistant Professor of English. University of Missouri, 1893- 94, Student in University of Paris and Leipsig, 1894-95: Instructor in English, Vanderbilt University, 1895-96, Instructor in English and Comparative Literature, University of Colorado, 1898-1900, Part of the time Acting Professor of German, Ph. D., University of Colorado, 1899, Acting Professor of Modern Language, Uni- versity of Mississippi. 1902, Student in Spain, Italy and Greece. 1903-04, Acting Assistant Professor of Romance Language, University ot' Missouri, 1904-05, Pro- lessor of Romance Language, University of Mississippi, 1905-07, Professor of Ger- man Language. University of Mississippi, since 1908. Page Sixteen George Leftwieh: Now, little one 1-