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

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JOHN CLARK JoHNsoN, A. B., Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory. A. B., University of Mississippi, 1891, Teacher Mississippi High Schools. 1891- 93g Graduate Student of Harvard tone termj, 1893-94g Professor of Mathematics and Elocution, Florida State College, 1894-953 President and Professor of Eng- lish, Deshler Female College, Alabama, 1895-96, Professor of English, Modern Language and Oratory, Florida State Military College. 1897-19033 Professor of English Logic and Oratory, St. Johns College, Annapolis, Md., 1903-063 Assistant in Rhetoric, University of Mississippi, 1906-083 Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory since 1908. ALFRED WILLIAM MlI.DEN, B. A., PH. D., Professor of Greek Language and Litera- ture. B. A., University of Toronto, 18883 Instructor in Greek and Latin Barrie Col legiate Institute, Gntario, 1889-983 Fellow in Greek, Johns Hopkins, Universitvi 1898-99, Ph. D the same, 1899' Professor of G1 eek and Lltiu Emor .inc S ., , ' ' 2 , y ' l Henry College 1900-103 Professor of Greek, University of Mississippi since 1910. HENRX' MINOR FASEB, PH. G., Dean and Professor of Phal macy Ph. G., St. Louis College of Pharmacy, 19023 Special Work, same, summer of 1908g Member of Mississippi State Board of Pharmaceutical Examiners, 1904-083 President of State Board, 19125 Engaged in drug business fourteen years, Acting Professor of Pharmacy, University of Mississippi, 1908-103 Professor of Pharmacy, University of Mississippi, since 1910. Chalmers Potter: The experiment today is easy. Think every one ought to finish it in an hourf' page Seventeen

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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-

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JAMES VVARSAW BELL, B. P., M. A., Dean of the Department of Education, Profes- sor of Economics and Political Science. B. P., University of Mississippi, 1898, Principal of Schools, 1898-1903, Asso- ciate Professor of Pedagogy and High School Visitor, University of Mississippi, 1903-04, Professor of Mathematics. Mississippi I. I. 85 C., 1904-07, Student Unl- versity of Michigan, 1906, fsummerb , Student of University of Chicago, 1908,.fsum- merj, Student of Columbia University. 1909, tsummerD, University of Mississippi since 1907, Dean of the Department of Education since 1910. JOHN H. DonRoH, B. E., C. E., Professor of Civil Engineering. B. E., Vanderbilt University, 1903, C. E., Vanderbilt, 1913, Engaged in the practice of Engineering 1903-06, Assistant Professor of Civil .and Municipal En- gineering, 1906-08, Professor of Municipal and Sanitary Engineering, University of Mississippi, 1908-12, Professor of Civil Engineering SIHCC 1912. WILLIAM LEE KENNON, M. S., PH. D., Professor of Physics Geology and Astronomy B. S., Millsaps College, 1900, M. S. the same, 1901, Professor of Chemistry and Physics, Kentucky Wesleyan College. 1901-03, Student in Johns Hopkins Univer- sity, 1903-06, University Scholar, 1904-05, Fellow in Chemistry, 1905-06, Ph. D., the same, 1906, Instructor in VVilliams College, Massachusetts, 1906-09, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, University of Mississippi, 1909-11, Member of American Physical Society, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, University of Mississippi since 1911, Professor of Geology, University of Mississippi since 1913. pqge Elehtcw Booneville Blown: Fellows, I've got some mighty pretty shirts. You know I've got the agency for 'em now?