Colgate University - Salmagundi Yearbook (Hamilton, NY)

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1 I 1 1 ii A T, 115B K, A. B., Brown University, 18853 Ph. D., Cornell University, ii 1 . v l 4 . 4 . 4 I . gh, y, , ' lui! fessor of Philosophy, Colgate University, 1892-944 Professor of Philosophy, M ig! versity, 1902-19035 Professor of Philosophy, University of Nebraska, 1903-1910 1. cal Associationg Member American Philosophical Association' Contributor to . , 1 ' x m l 1 Il 111 ' 1111 Fs1tD1NAND COURTNEY FRENCH, PH.D. 1 Professor of Philosophy. 1 1892qPrincipa1 Westminster, Mass., High School, 1885-865 Principal, Johnstown Q R. l., lligh School 1886-88: Student at Strassburg and Berlin, 1888-19005 1 lnstructor in M'1them'utics 'md Psvcholo v Brown Universit 1890 91' Pro Vassar College, 1894-19013 Lecturer on Philosophy of Religion, Colgate Uni- Professor of Philosophy, Colgate since 1910, Member ofAmericanPsychologi- i many lhilosophical journals including the 1 hilosophical Review , Author , of Loncept of 1.aw in 1'.1I11lCS.U 1 11111 1 1 l , ' ALIFRED EDWARD A1.ToN, A.B., B.D. l 1 Professor of Biblical Literature, Secretary of the University. 1 A KE, A. B., Princeton University, 1898, Graduate Student, Princeton Uni- t versity, 1899, B. D., Colgate Theological Seminary, 1902: Pastor of the 1 irst J Baptist Church, Holden, Mass., 1902-06g Rome, N. Y., 1906-115 Professor li of Biblical Literature, Colgate University, since 19115 Member ofthe American 1 Religious lfducation Association, Member of the American Biblical Literature 1 Societyg Vice-President, Association of Bible 'l'eachers in American Schools 5 and Collegesg Religious Work Secretary, Army Y. M. C. A., Camp McClellan, Anniston, Alabama, August-September 19175 Army Y. M. C. A., limbarka- f tion.Camp, Camp Merritt, New Jersey, Summer 19185 Member, Colgate Uni- . versity Athletic Governing Board: Secretary of the Colgate University Alumni V Corporation, since 1919g Secretary of Colgate University since 1921. Secretary 1 Colgate University Board of Trustees, 1923-24. V . ill ll 'll WILLIAM HENRY HOERIINER Professor of Music. ' i 1 Student at Berlin, 1,ondon and Paris,,1898, Director of Music in Public and High Schools, Binghamton, N. Y., 1899-19123 Graduate of Cor-nell University, ni Department of Music Summer Session, 1911, Professor of Music, Colgate Uni- f versity, since 19125 Member of Faculty, Cornell University, Summer Session, . 1914-21: Member ol Faculty, Summer Session, University of Pennsylvania, 1 1923. 1 ill we l 1 lx - Twenty-seven ' , .1 ,-.1 1 ll + . L v w, ' '. 4 1 'li is 1198715 -

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1 1 ,F A Y' . ,-, ff i.'1v1g' 'f .. , ,,, I, , .,. UML '-L. . 1- 1 i A AhlJ'1 I U I i' 'K' 1' M 5 11 1 1 '11 l I A 1 1 1 WILLIAM HENQRY ALLISON, B.D., PH. D. Professor of Church History. fl, BK, A. B., Harvard University, 1893, B. D., Newton 'lihcological Institu- tion, 1902, Class of 1896, Studied in the Universities of Halle and Berlin, 1896- 97, Pastor of the Penacook Baptist Church, Concord, N. H., 1899-1902, l el- low in Church History at the University of Chicago, 1902-0-1, Acting Professor of Church History and Christian Missions, Pacific Theological Seminary, 190-1- 05, Ph. ll., University of Chicago, 1905, 'l'hesis Cpuhlished in 19061 Baptist Councils in America. Professor of History and Political Science, liranklyn College, 1905-08, Head of Department of History, Bryn Mawr College, 1908- 10, Professor ofChurch History, since 1910, Dean of the Theological lfaculty, Colgate University, 1910-15, Professor of lfuropean llistory, 0l11CDSt1ltCU111V0l sity, Summer Session, 1917- 1919, lVlember of the American Historical Associ- ation and of the Religious lfducation Association. Author of lnventory of Un- published lVlanuscript Material Relating to American Religious History. Con- tributor to the new edition ofthe Schalf-lrlerzog lincyclopedia of Religious Knowledge. FiueIsIvIAN HA1u.ow A1.L1iN,A.lV1., 1311.11 Professor of History and Politics. fl' A 0, fl? BK, Ph. B., lllinois Wesleyan University, 1895, A. Nl., lllinois Wesleyan University, 1900: Ph. D., lllinois Wesleyan University, 1910, stu- died at Cornell University Summer Session, 1899: and Columbia University, 1907, Professor of History, Political Science, lVlethods and Criticism, Potsdam Normal, N. Y., 1895-1909, Professor of llistory and Politics, Colgate Univer- sity, since 1909, Army Y. lVl. C. A., Camp Nlerritt, New jersey, Summer of 1918: Professor of1'listorv, A. lf. C. in the A. lf. l ., University at Beaune, France, 1919. Author of 1Vlanua1 of Arithmetic 1V1ethods , Studies in Ameri- can Historyn, Memhf.-r ofthe American Academy of Political and Social Science, Member ofthe American Historical Association, Nlember ofthe American Politi- cal Science Association, Member oftheNew York State Historical Association, Member of the American Society of lnternarional l.aw. Studying the Educational Institutions throughout the Western United States,1923-24. IELIvIIsIt WILI.IAIvI Sivirri-I, A.1Vl. Twenty-six Professor of English 1Qiteraturc and Public Speaking. BH 11519 BK, A. B., Colgate University, 1891, A. Nl., 189-1, Assistant in De- partment of linglish, Colgate University, 1891-92, Graduate Student at Univer- sity of Chicago, 1893, Head of lfnglish Department 111 Colgate Academy, 1893- 1908, Graduate Student at Harvard University, 1898-99: President of lfnulish 'l'eacher's Association of New York State, 1907-1908, Chairman of Committee on Regents Syllabus and College lfntrance lixamination for lfnglish, 1908, Professor of Public Speaking and Associate Professor of l.iterature in Colgate University since 1909, Author of Graded lixercises in Punctuation and llse of Capitals , and of Handbook of Debate. lnstitute 1,ecturer in New York and Pennsylvania, 1909-12, Nlemherlof the N.. li. A. Committee on National Syllabus, Director of National Council of linglish '1'eachers, lixaminer in ling- lish for New York State liducation Department, Associate l'1ditorofl'1nglish journal, President of the New York State Association of lilocution, 191-1-15' Lecturer for the Y. lVl. C. A., A. li. l ., lfrance, 1919. 1 ., -. , 1'I ri w Afiph-als, g,, Kuff.: K 4 Q

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RICHARD ARTHUR PARROCK, M.A., LL.D., D.C.l,. Professor ol' the Greek Language and Literature. A. B., Cambridge University, 1891: M.A., Camhridge University, 1897: 1,1,.D., University of New Brunswick, 1900: D. C. l,., University of 13ishop's College, 1908: lfirst Class l-lonors in Classics, 1891: Honors in Greek Art and Archeology, 1892: Honors in Theology, 1893: 1'ro1'essor ofC1assics, University of Bishop's College, 1895-1919: Principal and Vice-Chancelor 1907-1919: l.ate Nlemher of Protestant Committee of Couneiloflluhlie lnstruction and of Cen- tral Board of lixa miners of Province of Quebec: 1'ro1'essor of Greek Language and Literature in Colgate University since 1920. . Fwcnty-eight 1 it 1.' 1 ..-:1 t . - This 1. 'TWA 5? ' P. UK, ,l1 '11 1 k'l-1?F11,1-115 :lx--I-.in , ANTONIO MANGANO, A.M., D.D. ' Professor in charge of Italian Department of thelheological Department. A. B., Brown University, 1889: A.M., Columbia University, 1903: B. ll.. Union '1'helogica1Seminary, 1903: D.D., Colgate University, 1919: Superintend- ent of Italian Baptist Missions in the United States, and Pastor of the lfirst ltalian Baptist Church, Brooklyn, 1904-07: Professor in charge of ltalian De- partment of the Seminary, Colgate University, since 1907: Author of Sons of 1taly and Religious Work among ltalians in America. - T ARTHUR WHII'1'L1E SMITH, lVl.S.. PH.D. Professor of Mathematics. X III , 11113 K, B. S., University of Chicago, 1898:1Vl.S., Universityo1'Cl1icago.. 1901, Ph. D., University o1'Chicago, 1904: Graduate Student at the University ol Chicago 1898-1900: Fellow in the University of Chicallfl- 191l1'199-21 ll1Sfl'lI1'fUI' in Mathematics, Colgate University, 1902-065 ASS'?ff 1f, 1, fUSS0 v 19179932 Associate 1'rofessor, 1908-20: Professor of Mathematics, since 1920: Nleinher of the American Matllematical Society. ' v.,,,. 1 rf 11111 . I :itil if AT? L1 ,Q