Austin College - Chromascope Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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LONG MOSS DELANEY EUGENE RUFUS LONG Bible and Philosophy Arkansas College, A. B., A. M. Professor Arkansas College, ’83-’95 Professor, Southwestern Presbyterian University. ’95-’97 President and Professor, Arkansas College, ’97-1913 Professor, Austin College, 1913 JEFF WADE MOSS, Secretary of the Faculty Physics and Biology Austin College, A. B., ’08 Graduate Student University of Texas, ’13 Professor, Physics and Chemistry, Daniel Baker, ’09-’12 Professor, Austin College, 1913 JAMES JOSEPH DELANEY, Principal of Preparatory School Spanish King College, A. B., 1900 Graduate Student in Spanish, University of Virginia, ’04 Principal of Euharlee Presbyterian Institute, Georgia, ’01-’02 Superintendent of Schools, Marion, Virginia, ’02-’04 Headmaster, Carlisle Military Academy, Texas, 04-.’08 Professor, Austin College, 1908

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STEWART SCOTT EAGLETON ALLEN THURMAN STEWART, Registrar of the College Austin .College, A. B., ’12 Teacher, Colorado High School, ’12-’13 Teacher, Sherman High School, 13-’14, ’14- 15 Registrar, Austin College, 1915 CHARLES CARRINGTON SCOTT McGregor Professor of Chemistry Hampden-Sydney College, A. B., ’88 Graduate Student in Chemistry, University of Virginia, ’89 Graduate Student in Chemistry, Johns Hopkins University, ’96-’98 Graduate Student University of Chicago, 05 University of Heidelberg, ’07-’08 Member American Chemical Society Member American Association for the Advancement of Science Member National Geographical Society Professor, Austin College, ’89 ’96, 1900 DAVIS FOUTE EAGLETON English Davidson College, A. B., ’84; A. M., ’94; D. L,itt., ’14 Professor, Austin College, ’89-’97, 1900 Author of Writers and Writings of Texas; A Texas Literature Reader; etc. 21

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PEPPER ALEXANDER HARDY CHARLES ROBERTSON PEPPER Latin and French Graduate in Modern Languages, University of Virginia, ’86 King College, A. M., ’88, D. Litt., ’98 Chair Latin and Greek, Washington College, Tennessee, ’88-’90 Chair Greek and German, King College, ’90-’96 Chair Greek and German, Central University, Kentucky, ’96-’98 Chair Latin and German, King College, ’98-1900 Professor, Austin College, 1908 JOHN W. ALEXANDER, Intendant In all extensive enterprises of today a primary requisite is scientific management. Great sj'stem is necessary in the practical control of financial and material interests in the life of a college. For years Mr. Alexander has been an indispensable part of the official force of this institution. During this period of service his efficiency as Treasurer of the college and as Intendant of Duckett Hall has been steadily advanced until it has closely approximated perfection. JOHN HARDY, Steward The Stewardship of Luckett Hall is another office requiring ability and experi- ence, to direct with success a department beset with daily difficulties. Mr. Hardy has during his long service in this capacity developed a very superior degree of efficiency. The unusually high standard of service set and maintained by him has been a matter of remark and has justly merited this recognition and appreciation. Like Mr. Alexander, he has become inseparably a part of the institution.