College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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A. ' I.YD.N (;ai!I i.nku Tyixr. M. A.. 1. 1.. 1).. I ' losidciit of William and Mary ( ' (illcj;e: I ' nifcssnr of Aiiiciiiuii llistiny and I ' olitios; Master of All- iif i ' nivcMsity of Xir ' inia : IKu-tor of Laws of Trinity Colic;;! ' . Hartford, t ' onn. ; lCx-. k ' nil i ' r of ' irt;inia l.i ' ;;islature from KioluiKind. a.; Author of ••j.ettcrs and Times uf llie Tylers . Cradle of Hie Kipiililie . Parties and Patronage ; Konniler and Kditor of Wil liani and Marv C luarterlv . John Lks.slik Hai.i,, Profes.sor of the English Langiiafre ami l.ilera ture and of (ioiieral History, was horn in Kielniumd. ' a. He received his early training at the I ' Miversity school of Kiehniond and l!an- dolph-ilacon. and afterward attended the Johns Hopkins I ' liiversity. Here he held the j ' Vllowship in English and the Fellowship hy eonrtesy. In 1S!)2 he received the Pli. 1). Degree from that institn- tion. Professor Hall lias imhlished: Translation of Beownlf (1892); Old English idyls (I.SIMI); Jndith. Ph enix and other Anglo-Saxon Poein.s (1!)01); Half-Hours in Southern History (1!)0;!); besides occasional articles, hook reviews, biograpliical sketches, etc. Thomas Jeffkk.sox Stiums. 1 ' h. 1).. Professor of Mathematics. ISSS to 1!) — . Professor Stuhhs is a native of (iloucester County, ' a. ; attended Coppohoric Academy; A. B. William and Mary College, IStiO; In Confederate Army from 18til-186o; Attended University of X ' irginia, 1865-(JG; Jlaster iif Uramnuir and Matty School, lSti8-18ti!l: M. A. Degree William and Mary College, lS(!n ; ' Professor cf Mathe- matics and History in Arkansas College. Datesville. Ark., for sixteen years; Lower House of General Assendily of Arkansas, 1877 and 187U. Ph. D. Degree was conferred ujion him by Arkansas College, 189!) ; mendier of Beta Theta Pi and Phi Beta Kappa. Vak F. Garrett. A. il.. Pit. D., Professor of Chemistry. Dr. Garrett received his primary education at Williamsburg. Va. After graduating from the Virginia Military Institute, he attended William and Mary College, which confcrri ' d u))on him the lionorary degree of Master of Arts. He then studied medicine at the I ' niver ity of Vir- ginia and Bellevue Hospital ileilical College, Xew York City. From the last named institution he secured his yi. D. Taught two years in Giles College. Tenn.. an l in 1SS8 was elected Professor of Natural Sciences in this college. 6

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S. A. Mt ' DONAI.n K. F. SllKWMAKI-:. .]|!. (Ml: I iirini; r- 5i II. (i. CAUTKli ATiii 1 ri( I iHidi; V. E. KOAlll V. M. C. A. KIHTOl; J. M. DAVIS SOCTAI. ICIIITOR S. J. W ' ll.r 1A [S JOKE.S AM) I, 111 MIS C. M. IIAIl, JOKES A.NU (.UI.NUS

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( ' llARiJ ' :s KnWAKn Bisnoi-. Pii. D.. Pinfessor of Greek and Modern l.anfiuayes; first attended W. (iordon Mi-Cabe ' s I ' niversity Seliool al I ' ctersliur ' . and afterward tlie L niversity of Virginia; after teacliing [It Meliiiire ' s Seliool. Kielinmnd, V ' a.. lie went to Leipsie. talking liis Duotor ' s De ree in (ireek. Latin and Sanskrit; Professor of Latin in lunorv and Henry t ' cdlej;e for tlirce years; since 1S!I1 Professor of (Ireek and Moilcrn Lan na es at illiaiii ;ind .Marv t ' oUege. Jonx WuonsiDF. Ritchie, V . A.. Professor of Rioloofv; Baclielor of Arts of . laryville College. Tennessee; (iraduate Student of I ' niversity of Chicago. R. if. ( BAWFORn. A. B.. B. S.. Plii Beta Kappa. Professor of Drawing and Manual Arts, is a native of North Candina. For three years he pursued his favorite studies in New York Citv at the Art Student ' League, and at the Teaehers ' College. Cohnnhia I ' niversity. of whieh institute he is a graduate. As a Teaeher, Illustrator and Musician, Professor Crawford won distinction during his residence in New York City. His undergraduate work was done at Trinity College, Durham, N. C. He is an active memher of the Ea.stern Art Teachers ' Association and Eastern Manual Training Club. He was for three years a niend er of Coluniliia ' s filee Chdi. the I ' niversity (,l iartette and Philhai ' nionic Society. During the summer of 1904 he was (lut with the Liix-oln (Juartette on a tour of New York Stale. Walter .Xikxa.ndeu Montgomery. . . B.. I ' li, 1). idohn Hopkins t ' niversity I . Professor . ncient Languages, ad iiil.. I ' niversitv of Arkansas ' . l,S!ti)-l!)00; Professor of (ireek, iid int.. Lniversitv of ' Mis- sissippi, lliooinoi; Head of Language Work, Greenville. Miss.. Higli Schools. l!l()l-l!)02; Classical Master. Sewanee (irannnar School. ]!)(li- lilOli; Professor of Latin. I ' niversitv of Virginia SumiTiei- School. i!)07. mos.