Daniel Baker College - The Trail Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

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Z5b i Orail 1922 NATALIE GERLAND History A. B., University of Texas, '12; A. M., Columbia University, T9; Student, Summer Term, Southwest Texas State Normal, '06; University of Texas, '14; University of California, T6; University of Chicago, '20; Head of Department of History and German, Gonzales High School, T2-T5; San Antonio High School, T8-T9; Professor of History and Economics and Dean of Women, Daniel Baker College, T9-’21; Deceased, Nov. 9, 1921. HELEN MIRIAM POST English A. B., Maryville College, '05; Ph. B., University of Chicago, '06; A. M., University of Chicago, T7; Head of English Department, Hawarden, Iowa, ’06-’08; Superintendent, City Schools, West Lebanon, Ind., '08-T1; Principal, High School, Williamsport, Ind., T1-T5; Study and Travel, T5-T6; Head Eng- lish Department of Central High School, Cleveland, Okla., T6-T8; Head Latin Department, Texas Presbyterian College, T8-T9; Head English Department, State Normal, Livingston, Ala., T9-’20; Head English Department, Daniel Baker College, '20-. JOHN G. POWER Education and Philosophy A. B., St. John’s College, York, '68; M. A., St. John’s College, '69; Public School Work, England, ’69-’84; Came to America, '84; Held Churches at Blair, Chadron and Kearney, Nebraska, and Brownwood, Texas; Taught Languages in High School, Kearney, ’95-’96; Author Poems and Essays, Published in The Living Church-, Professor History, Daniel Baker College, T8-T9; Professor Education, Daniel Baker College, ’20-’21; Professor Education and Philosophy, Daniel Baker College, '21-’22. ANDREW ASHBURN Mathematics and Physics A. B., Trinity University; M. A., University of Virginia; Professor of Mathe- matics and Physics, Daniel Baker College, 1921-. JOHN BUCKNER GARNETT Latin and Greek Student Fredericksburg College, 1902-’06, B. A.; Pi Delta Sigma Fraternity; Senior Orator, Phi Phi Phi Literary Society, '06; Instructor in Latin and His- tory, Cluster Springs Academy, Va., 1906-’08; Headmaster, Downer Institute, S. C., 1908-’09; Supt. Schools, Warrenton, Va., 1909-T2; Special Student, U. of Va., 1912-T3; Supt. Schools, Ashland, Va., 1913-T6; Special Student, U. of Va., 1916-T7; Student, Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, Va., 1917-T8; Supt. Schools, Reedville, Va., 1918-’20; Graduate Student, U. of Va., 1920-’21, M. A.; Professor of Latin and Greek, Daniel Baker College, 1921-’22. Page 25

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Orali 1922 Faculty Histories S. E. CHANDLER Bible A. B., Davidson College, '84; Teacher, Pantops Academy, ’84-’85; Student Columbia Theological Seminary, '85; Graduate Student, South Carolina College, '85; Teacher, University Preparatory, '86-’88; A. M. and B. D., Southwestern Presbyterian University, '88; Pastor, Presbyterian Church, Bonham, ’88-’90; Teacher, Austin College, ’90-'97; Pastor, Presbyterian Church, Corpus Christi, '97-’04; President, Daniel Baker College, '04-’08; D. D., Austin College and Da- vidson College, '05; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, '08; Teacher, Austin Theological Seminary, ’08-’09; Pastor, University Presbyterian Church, Austin, ’09-’ll; Pastor, Kingsville Presbyterian Church, ’ll, '20; Bible and Philosophy, Daniel Baker College, '20-21; President Daniel Baker College and Professor of Bible, ’21-’22. ROBERT E. MACKAY Modern Languages A. B., University of Virginia, '06; M. A., University of Chicago, '09; Student in Berlitz School, Paris, '05; Student in University of Marburg, Ger- many, Summer Semester, '14; Teacher in Chamberlain-Hunt Academy, '98-T2; Student in Johns Hopkins University, T2-T3; Teacher in Austin College, T3-T5; Teacher in Western Maryland College, T5-T7; Teacher in Daniel Baker College, T7-. KIRBY E. JACKSON Chemistry B. S., '18, M. S., '19, Vanderbilt University; Laboratory Instructor, Van- derbilt University, T5-T9; Student Peabody Summer School, T6-T8; Head of Natural Science Department, Marion County High School, Jasper, Tennessee, T9-’20; Lieutenant, Chemical Warfare Service (Combat Division); Member K. A. M. Fraternity; Professor of Chemistry, Daniel Baker College, '20-. HAZEL D. DAWSON Home Economics Michigan Agricultural College, two years; Simmons College, Boston, Mass., two years; The Stout Institute, Menominee, Wis., one year; High School, Por- tage, Wis.; High School, Rock Springs, Wyo.; Louisiana Industrial Institute, Rusten, Louisiana; Instructor in Home Economics, Daniel Baker College, T9-.

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