Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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' 'Elf ifltll' - , - . 5, , GEORGE MILLETT CHASE, A, M. Goosie Quite right, Mr -. I see your point perfectly. Born at Lewiston, Maine, 18753: Lewiston High, 1N891 Bates College, 19293: Colih Ltivinity School, 1897-98: Yale, 1898-1901: Instructor at Yale, 1900-01: Professor of Classics, Ameri- can International College. Springfield. 1901-116: Professor of Greek Language and Literature, Bates College since 19tlt'i: Traveled and studied in Greece. 1923: author of George Collly 111121541-'1'l1l? Story of a Consistent Life : meinlwr of Phi Beta Kappa. YVILLIAM RISBY WHITEIIOICNE, A.M., Ph. D. YVillie The result will Ile negligilnly small in the final computation. Born at Kingston, Jamaica. West Indies, Fell. 9, 18733 Somerville, Mass. High School: Tufts College. A. B.. 1895: A. M.. 1896: Ph. D., 19013 taught at Tufts College: University School. Providence. Il. I.: Muhlenllurgr College, Allentown. Penna.: Lehigh Viiiversity, So. Bethlehem, Penna.: Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y.: Delta Tau Delta: Phi Beta Kappa: American Physical Society: Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science: Professor of Physics at Bates College since 1007. JOHN MURRAY CARIIOLL, A. M. Murray Well, now. there seems to he some mistake,-fl thought I assigned outside work for today, hut don't worry about it. Born at Washington, Maine, January 11, 18823 Kent's Hill Seminary, 19043 Bates. 19093 Assistant in Argnmentation at Bates, 1908-U93 Instructor in English Composition and Argu- mentation at Bates, 1909-12: Graduate work at Harvard, A. M., 1914: Professor of Economics at Bates since 1914. Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Sigma Rho: faculty member of the Bates Politics Club: Treasurer, the Ilates College lbelrating Council: Coach of lflt-hating. 9 : 'J ' . K' Q1 'lf 14

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AllTIll'll NENV'l'UN LEUNAIIID, A.M.. I'll.Il. l3lllf'lll4 ' Now, if you'll hc so good, I want you to gt-t tho joy of translating this yourself. Born at Brooklyn. N. Y., Sl-pt. QT, ISTUL Ilrown I'niv4-rsity, 1802: I'l1i IZ:-ta Kappa: Ap- pointment to G. A. R. Fellowship, 1803-04: A. M.. 1801-lg 1'h.1l,, 1804: Instructor at I1l'UXYll University, 1802-0-lg studit-d in Gcrrnany, 180-L-031 Prof:-ssor of He-rnian. .lohn li. Stl-tson University, Florida. 1805-06: Fairmount Uolle-ge, Kansas, 1800-001 Instructor in l i'c11cl1, Batt-S Colle-gc, 1800-10011 Studied in Gerinany, 1007-0R and sm-cond scinostcr. 101165 co-author of Ham and Le-onard's Brief German Grammar: 1-clitor of Riu-hl's Der Finch di-r Schonhoit, and of Baumbach's Die Nonna. FRED AUSTIN KNAPP, A. M. I 1'cddiv Nil mortalibus ardui est. Born at Ilavcrhill, Mass., Dec. 0. 1372: Bat:-s Colle-ue. 18011: Instructor in Latin and Matht-matics at Nichols Latin School and Assistant in t'l1vinistry and Physics at Bates. 1806- 97: Instructor in English and Latin at Batt-s, 1808-1001 1 graduate work at Harvard, 1001-032 Professor of Latin at Bates sinco 1003: on leave- of ahst-nce. 1010-11: inounlwr of Phi Beta Kappa. HALBERT HAINS BRITAN, AAI., Ph. D. t'I'loc Britan Wal. naow, whcn Mrs. Britan and I- Born at Bcthleliem, Indiana, Oct. S, 18743 Graduated from Ilanovcr Virlltlgv, Indiana, 1808: taught in Kentucky, 1898-00: graduate work in Philosophy at Yale, 10001 Fellowship at Yale, 10023 studied at Yale and taught in New Haven, 1002-03: Principal of ltoynolds Acad- emy, 1904-O53 Instructor of Philosophy at Batos, 1005-073 Professor of Philosophy since- 1007 1 on leave of absencc second sm-invster, 1025-263 Author of I'hilosopl1or of Music : Translator of Dcscarte's Principles of Philosophy , hy Spinoza. 13

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GEORGE EDWIN RAMSDICLL. A. M. Don't inukt- it so h.irm1: do it this waxy. Born in Turner. Maine. April, 1873: Butt-S lfolh-gf-. 1903: taught at Maine C1-ntral lnstif fllffl. 1904-05: giwuluatc work nt II:1rv:11'ml with A. M.. ISNNEAUTZ 1'x'of+-ssoi' of Matheinzitics at Bates College siucv 19075 im-uxher l'hi B1-tn Kappa. FRANK DEAN TVBBS, A,1I,, S '11 Ir Doc Tuhhs It takcs 21 long tiun- to grow up To tht- fulluw-ss of truth. Born at Mexico, N. Y., April 0, ING-1: I':f1llL'2lfl-'d in Mvxico Acziflelliy. Syrucilxc Vnivcrsity. Ohio Wa-slcyan Vllivvrsity, A. B., 1588, A. M.. 18213, S.'1'.lb,, 181083 Assistant in Physics and t'heu1ist1'y in Ohio Wi-slcyzinl taught in Pu:-Imlzi. Mcxico: Mcrcvde-s. Args-utinziz Salina, Kansas! and Marion. Ohio: Follow of tho Ania-ricun Association for thc AdY2lll4't'llll'llI of St.-icncc: 9-U1Pl'i1'2l11 G 'Ugl'illllll1'2ll Socie-ly: lllf'llllN'l' of thc Aincrivun Ms-tt-oi-ologictil Sm-i--ty: Alll1'l'il'illl llistoricul Sociu-ty: l'hi B1-tai Kappa: I'1-of'-ssor nf Ge-ology and Astronoiuy :lt Bats-s sinct- 11507. R. R. N. GOULD, A. M. Pa Of course, you folks don't re-ad novels. hut- Univ. of Mich. A. B., 1001 3 Principal of Iilculcutary Schools, Bay Pity and Saginaw. Mich.: Principal of Kailauuuzoo, Mich.. Iligh School! 1'oluu1hi:1 ITuivci'sity, A. M.. 11111: Profcssor of llistory and Gm'c1'nn1cnt ut liutcs since: 1011 1 Faiclilty uflvisoi- of thc Politics Clubs: 'l'l'4'2lSllI'l'l', Bates College Publishing Association: liiri-ctor of Sunnnvr School. 15