Tufts University - Jumbo Yearbook (Medford, MA)

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i t , . ' if--A' 1--2, -z-. rff' H' '1g:.a I M5221-,,. , 21' 1 . 1:'ECfS:3:-I 1. I'-1 v iH'3 i'J-fl. -, 2Z934'7 PM-' 132' Q 15-3' -: I - f r GEORGE T. KNIGHT, A.M., D.D., fD.B.K.,Pafk1zm' Pra- fexsar gf CA7'ZlYZ'1tZlZ Theology. Born on Oct. 29, 1850, in YVindha1n, Me. 5 prepared at XVestbrook Seminary, entered Tufts, 1868 5 graduated from the Divinity School, 1875, and was immediately appointed Instructor in Rhetoric and Church History, 1885, became Professor of Christian Theology. VVARREN S. WOODBRIDGE, A.M., B.D., ZAII., IfVaan'br1'1Zga P7'Qf-6550? af .z4j5?f1'6fZ Ch1'z'.vfz'1z1zz'zj'. Born in Arlington, Mass., Dec. 25, 1851, entered Tufts, 1870: Divinity School, 1874, his first church was in Orona, Me., spent nine years in Adams, Mass., Five years pastor of the Universalist Church in Medford: called to Tufts, 1894. '. STERLING KINGSLEX' S.D., Pro error 0 Bzblaff '. , ol Born in Cincinnatus, N. Y., April 7, 1854, refusedan appoint- ment to U. S, Naval Academy 5 entered Brooklyn Polytechnic Insti- tuteg was later obliged to leave on account of the death of his father . 1875, graduated from Williams Collegeg took up systematic zotilogy in the Peabody Academy of Science at Salemg 1878, was assistant on the U. S. Entomological Commission, and in 1879 studied gen- eral morphology at the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Scienceg 1885, edited the Sz'm11z'rzrd Nainnz! I-Iistozjfg 1885, received D.S. from Princeton, two years Professor of Biology at the University of Indiana, and later at the University of Nebraska, 1891, studied abroad, 1892, Professor of Biology at Tufts 3 author of many valu- able biological works, head of summer school in biology at Harps- well, Me. 17

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CHARLES D. BRAY, CE., A.M., CB.A.X., .Pl'Qf6J507' gf Wferh rm im! E7zgz'71ee7'z'1zg. Born in Valley Falls, R. I., March 15, 184.45 prepared at the Lonsdale High School, in two years graduated from Brown and accepted position with the Providence Steam Engine Co., refusing an offer of instructorsliip from Brown g was at one time third acting assistant engineer of the U. S. N., 1869, accepted position of ln- structor of Engineering at Tufts, and later became Professor of Civil and Mechanical Engineering. ' CHARLES E. FAV, A.M., LI1Vl'.D., GJ.A.X., fD.B.K., IfV'IZIl76 Prqfessor of jlfozierfz Lrzfzgzzrzgw. - Born in Roxbury, Mass., March Io, 1846, after graduating from the high school Mr. Fay taught for some time before entering col- lege, graduated from Tufts, 1868g 1868, became Walker Special Instructor in Mathematics at Tufts, 1869, accepted the professorship of French and German, assuming his duties after spending a year on the continentg member and ex-president of the Appalachian Mountain Club, member of L' Round Table 3 member of New Eng- land Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools. VVILLIAM G. TOUSEY, A.M,, D.D., 1ID.B.K., .lD7'Qf6.Y.S'07' zyf Efkirs amz' Me Philosophy ry' Thezlwz. V' Born in Portage, N. Y., Sept. 22, 1842 5 attended Nunda Literary pg Institute g served in the U. S. Navy during the warg entered Tufts, I86-SQ graduated from the Divinity School, 1872g the same year V became instructor in the school, 1873, Professor of Psychology, ' I Logic, Ethics and the Philosophy of Theisln. I 16 4 2 2 V 8 . L fi' , 16

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NVILLIAM L. HOOPER, A.M., PH.D., GD.A.X., CIJ.B.K., Pro- f2'.Y.S'07' gf Elefffzkal Efzgzkzeefwzg. Born in Halifax, N. S., Aug. 2, 1855 5 graduated from Gloucester High School, taught school in the same town g entered Tufts, 1873 5 received A.M., 1878 3 instructor in the Bromfield School at Harvard g 1883, Assistant Professor of Physics at Tufts, 1891, Professor of Electrical Engineering, electrical expert to the Boston Elevated Railway Co. ARTHUR MICHAEL, A.M., PHD., dJ.B.K., Prqfessor W' CA cm zlvffjf. E - Born in Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 7, 1853, attended private schools until IS7O, 1870, entered Berlin University, devoting himself to chemistry, two years at Heidelberg, and then four years more in Berlin University, studied a year in Paris 3 became chemical assist- ant at Tufts, and a year later Professor of Chemistry, 1882, re- ceived A.M.from Tufts, 1890, Ph.D.g 1890, was chief chemist at Clark University, but shortly after resigned to devote himself to original research, at which he spent four years in a private labora- tory 5 1894, resumed former position at Tuftsf GARDNER C. ANTHONY, A.M., Pz'q'em-or gf Temmka! Drzzzufifzg. Born in Providence, R. I., April 24, 1856, 1874, entered the drafting room of the Providence Steam Engine Co., later entered Brown, but left in 1877 to come to Tufts: 1878, entered drafting room of the Harris-Corliss Engine Works, 1881, was again em- ployed by the Providence Steam Engine Co., 1885, taught in the Rhode Island School of Design, 1887, founded the Rhode Island Technical Drawing School, 1895, came to Tufts as Dean ofthe Bromfield-Pearson School and Professor of Technical Drawing, later became dean of the entire engineering school. 18