Dickinson College - Microcosm Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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DEGREES CONFERRED BY THE COLLEGE JUNE 7, i905 HONORIS CAUSA Legum Doctor JAMES MONROE GREEN, Ph. D. CDickinson, '78J, Principal of State Normal and Model Schools, Trenton, N. J. Rev. JAMES MARcUs KING, D. D., Secretary of the Church Exten- sion Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, Pa. HON. DAVID KEMPER WATSON fDickinson, '7IJ, Member of the Commission to revise and codify the laws of the United States, Washington D. C. HON. MARLIN EDGAR OLMS'T.ED, Member of Congress, Eighteenth Congressional District of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Pa. HON. EDWARD CASPAR STOKES, Governor of New Jersey, Trenton, N. J. Musical Doctor HARRY Rowe SIIELLEY, New York City, N. Y. Legis Civllis Doctor ISSA TANIMURA, B. S., LL. B., Chief of International Bureau of Information, Tokyo, Japan. Pedagoglae Doctor VERGIL PRETT.YMAN, A. M. CDickinson, '92J, Principal of the Illilotgace Mann School, Columbia University, New York City, FRED ELLIOTT DOWNES, A. M. CDickinsOn, '93J, Superintendent of Schools, Harrisburg, Pa. Dlvlnltatls Doctor REV. SAMUEI. HEFELIIOWER, President of Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa. RI-:v. FRANK MOORE, A. M. CDiekinson, '9Ij, President of Pen- nington Seminary, Pennington, N. J. REV. RICHARD HENRY GILBERT, Berwick, Pa. REV. LUTHER B. FREEMAN, Chattanooga, Tenn. REV. FRANKLIN FILLMORE BOND CDickinson, 'SIDI Lebanon, Pa. Artlum Magister JOHN C. WAGNER, Superintendent of Schools, Carlisle, Pa. JULIA REDRORD ToMxINsoN, Carlisle, Pa. RAPHAEL BENIIAM HAY fDickinson. '8oJ, Medical Interpreter of the Faculty of Medicine, Brussels University, Brussels, Belgium. ALUMNI STATISTICS 1 Whole number of Alumni .................... ..... 4 ,272 Professional life ............ . 2,034 Legal profession .... - - - 708 Ministry .............. - -- 318 Physicians ..................... . . . 344 Editors and Journalists ........., . 09 Financial and mercantile pursuits .. 440 Agricultural pursuits ......................... 158 Presilent of United States ....................... - I Chief Justice of United States Supreme Court ....... . I Associate Justice of United State Supreme Court .... . I Judges of Federal Courts .......................... . 5 United States Cabinet Officers .............. ..... - 9 Ministers to foreign Governments .... - 7 United States Consuls ............. . ll United States Senators .......... - 10 Members of Congress... - 50 Ofiicers of the Army .... 209 Othcers of the Navy ............ - 25 Governors of States .............. - 0 Lieutenant Governors of States ..... - 3 Attorney Generals of States ............ - 7 Secretaries of Conimounwealths ............. . 8 Chancellors of States ........................ . 3 Chief Justices of State Supreme Courts ......... . 6 Associate Justices of State Supreme Courts .... - 14 Judges of lower Courts .............4 ........ - 58 State Senators ...........,................... -- - 37 Members of State Assemblies .................. 112 Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church .... - 3 Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church ..... - 2 Bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church ..... . I Presidents of colleges ......................... . 40 Heads of professional schools ............. ......... . . . I0 Professors in colleges. ...... Q .... ' ..,...... I . ......... .... . 122 Principals of academies, seminaries and high schools. 223 Instructors in lower grade schools ...... . .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . 500

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