Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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W. W. MARTIN, M.A., IU . Professor f Hebrew :itnl dd Testament Rxegesis. .H.. Wesleyan Cniversity. 1S7I; A.M.. received later; I .I)., Drew Theo- logical Seminary. 1 77. 1ST7 7S. student in Hermam at l.eipsic and holm Cniversities: |S7 s:i, traveling preacher in New York Last Conference; l :t-si, siudenl of Oriental ha n kii a ire- in heirut, Syria: C ' •;. Professor of I lebrew and Connate Lan- guages in DePauw Cniversity: ls n . Professor of Hebrew in Vanderbilt I'ni- versity: 1$SP. inemlierof Tennessee Annual (’onference. Has contributed frequently to the religions periodicals of tin- Church, and i' one of the authors of ■ Discussions in Theology. A. CORK SMITH. A.M., D.I). 1‘rofessor of 1‘ractical Theologe. ■TIC, Wofford College, IN72; A.M., Wofford College. 1S74; D.I)., lvrskine C'olle«fe, IHS7 ; K. A. D7.‘ (.Inly to December . teacher in Koidville. S. ( , High School: 1ST:.' Decemberi. joined South Carolina Annual Conference: 1 73-71. stationed at Clieraw; 1 71 7b, Washington Street, Columbia: 1 77 b. Ihincomlie Street. Creenvillc: 1 1 Trinity. Charleston: 1 1 x;. presiding elder Columbia District: 18 0 ’.t). Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy in Wofford: I sun Max •. elected Missionary Secretary. M. K. Church, Soutii: ISPO (August), resigned and accepted Chair of Practical Theology. Vanderbilt Cniversity. A frequent contributor to the religious press. THOMAS II. MALO.NK, M.A. I’rofessor of lu ititj' Jnris trtnlence ntnl C'er wr.if inti and Commercial Lair, and Dean of Lair Fncitlt.r. M .. Cniversity of irginin. 1N.V» (first mail not a Virginian to take this degree). 1 s:,i; ;,7. Professor of Mathematic in Western Cniversity: 1S.»9. admitted to practice of law in Nashville: entered C. S. A. as Lieutenant Company A. C'irst Tennessee Kegiment. and afterwards promoted to Captain and Assistant Adjutant tieneral. hdited nth and loth lleiskell's Tennessee Ueports: served repeatedly as Supreme .Imige. and appointed member of Commission to relieve Supreme .1 udges. A. MeRIIAIL SMITH, A.M., ILR. l’rofessor of Common. Statute, and Constitutional Lair. A.M.. W illiam and Mary College, Is ; ICC.. Lebanon Law School. IS . Has been Cuited States Attorney at Nashville, and has written several legal articles for the Southern Law Ueview; elected in 181M to the Chair of Common. Statute, and Constitutional Law in Vanderbilt Cniversity. 16

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 A MOX A X I )i;i k HOIIU'KU). I’ll.I). Ail in net Professor of h’onimice l.mi nn es. I’ll 1 .. Lniversity of Leipsir. INNS. is;« si. Annen-lloaltrymnasiuin. Dresden; lssj . student. Lotpsic: I ss v.i. s11ni• ‘iit ami teacher in Kngland. Heidelberg. ami Paris: iss'.i '.mi. Instructor in French. Vanderbilt I'niversity: IS'.mi . Adjunct Professor of Romance Lan- guages. Vanderbilt. uthor of “ I)ie Altenglischcn Kolleki iomisterien emitribuior t Anglia and Modern Language Notes: member of the Modern Language Association of America. JOHN DAXIKL. M.A. Adjunct Professor of Physics. H.A., I ’ n i versi t of Alnhamn. INSI ; M.A., I ni versify of A hil ;im;i. lss, ; 'L A. ( . lss| :ii. Assistant Professor of Physics. I niversity of Alabama: ls'', Post Cradnate student in .lolins Hopkins Lniversity: issii 7. received I ni- versity Scholarship in Physics: ls s «mi. Instructor in Practical Physics. Van- derbilt Lniversity: 18H0 . Adjunct Professor of Physics. WIUU'K F. TIUJCTT, AM.. D.D. Professor of Systvnmtif Theology, mid Demi of Theologicul huctilty. A.It.. k i mini pit Macon. 1ST7 ; It.I)., Princeton Theological Seminary. 1NS0; A.M.. Princeton. F N0; |).| .. Randolph Macon. lNKt . isTH 77. Assistant Instructor in Mathematics in Randolph Macon: joined the Virginia Conference of the M. 10. Church. South, in issu, and stationed at Danville for two years; lsv. s;»,. Chaplain and Assistant Instructor in System atic 'I'heology: Iss;: st. Adjunct Professor: and issj. Full Professor of Sys lemalic 'I'heology. Vanderbilt Lniversity; 1 sh;. elected Dean of Theological Faculty. Has contributed frequently to the Quarterly Review, Christian Thought. Century, and other magazines; author of three papers in the •• Discussions in Theology.” ami ol “Our Hymns and Their Authors, an annotated edition, with biographical sketches of two hundred and liftv authors. (ik’OSS ALKXAXDKk, S.T.I). Professor of A'eir Ttrstmnenr Cradi mid P.vegi'sis. A.If.. I niversity of Louisville. 1 71 ; lf.l .. Drew Seminary. ls77; S.T.I)., Kinory and Henry . 1890. 1 71 7.$. Tutor in Lniversity of Louisville: is71t-7n, Professor of Latin and Creek. Warren College. Kentucky: is;:, 77, student at Drew Seminary: IS77 7b. pastor in Louisville: Is7b ' . Anchorage: iss » s:i. Russellville; iss.», si. West Lnd. Nashville: 1 '.'. 7b. siudent of the courses of Dr. ISroadus in New I'estament and Patristic Creek: issj Professor of New Testament Creek in Vanderbilt Lniversity. Has written the lib ol Rev. S. P. Holcombe, has revised and annotated I be c furd Translation of the Homilies of Chrysostom on Calatinus and Kohesians. contributed three lectures to the “ Discussions in Theology.” and has in preparation a Commentary on the Cospel of John. 15

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KD. BAXTER, Professttr of tin- Law of Plant ing. Prod ice, and lii'idencc. THOMAS M i: ICKS. MI). Professor of Ohst et ties. mid Dam of the .V alien I tfacuity. M.D.. Transylvania Fniversifv. 1S4(J. Served as State Sena tor prior lo the Civil War, and as Representative in tin- ('onfederate Congress: IS73 74. Professor of Materia Medica and 1 hera- pentics. Fniversity of Nashville; 1874 . Professor of Obstetrics, and Dean of iIn Medical Faculty. Vanderbilt I'niversity. Member of the leading medical societies, and author of several papers. WILLIAM T. BRKKiS, M.I). Professor of Surgery. M.D.. Transy 1 vailia Fniversity. Is!''. lSiV -ati. Demonstrator of Anatomy in Cniversity of Nashville; 1 Sat 1 til. Adjunct Professor of Anatomy: 1 St». » (JO, Professor of Surgical Anatomy and Physiology: 1877 . Professor of Surgery in Vanderbilt Fniversity. Author of Historv of Surgery in M iddle Tennesseehas held positions of honor in leading medical societies, and has contributed many valuable pa- pers for the medical journals. THOMAS L. MADDIX. M.I). Professor of Principles of Medicine and Genera! Pathology. A.IF. Lagrange College. Alabama, 1845; M.D.. Fniversity of Louisiana. 184». 1851» » 1, connected with Shelby Medical Collegi : lst y. Professor in Fni- versity of Nashville: 1x7-1 77. Professor of Institutes and Practice of Med- icine. Vanderbilt Fniversity; 1.877 • .« . Professor of Institutes and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine: IS1KK Professor of Principles of Medicine and Deneral Pathology: 1873-. President of the Faculty of the Medical Depart- ments of both Vanderbilt Fniversity and Fniversity of Nashville. Member of various medical societies. WILLIAM L. XIC1IOL, M l). Professor of Practice of Medicine :m i Clinical Medicine. A.IF, Fniversity of Nashville. 184a; 1.1).. Fniversity of Pennsylvania. 1849. Served as physician at the Philadelphia Hospital: surgeon Failed States Navy in Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans; surgeon Confederate States; l'SVS 74. Professor in Fniversity of Nashville: 1x71 1M . Professor of Diseases of Women and Children and Clinical Medicine; isfX» . Professor of Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine: 1883 . Registrar and Treasurer Medical Fac- ulty. Vanderbilt Fniversity. 3 17