Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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r-Z I. . A- lA A X ' T- FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS William Henry Glasson, Ph.B., Ph.D., t UK F aculiy Avenue Professor of Political Economy anil Social Science Ph.B.. CornoM VnlvorsHy, IMiC; I ' Vllmv In Coriu ' ll. riMin.iylvania. and i ' c hiniblii: DlD.. Columbia. lilOO: Professor In Trinity .since 1902: .VctinK Professiir of Kcnnomics and Politics, rornell T ' nlverslty. lUlO-ll: Ertllor of South Atlantic IJuartcrly : Advisory Editor of National Munlcljial Itcvlfw : fnllaborntoi- In Division of FOconnmic Itc- search of Carnegie Peace Endowment: Contributor of rcononiir essays to jierlodleals and reference works. Albert Micajah Webb, A.B., A.M., ' ' ' A ' Gueas Road Professor of Romance Languages . .n.. Yale. 1301: . .M., l!i(i:;: SorbcHirie and lliidrid. 1907-08; I ' rofi-ssor of Iloniaiue Languages. Trinity, since 1 ! ()::. William Hane Wannamaker, A.B., A.M., X I Faculty Avenue Professor of German .. .B.. WotTord. 1S95: A.M.. Trinity. 1!I01. Harvard. l: )2: Graduate Slmk-nl. Harvard, 1901-03: Universily of Berlin. 1903-OJ; Tubingen. 1904; Leipslc, 1904-0. ' i: Bonn. 1905: Professor of German since 1902. James Jacob Wolfe, A.B., Ph.D., 2 4 E Third Street Professor of Biology A.B.. Wofl ' ord (. ' ollfge. ISiXi; Ph.D.. Harvard lTniver.sity. .1904 ; InsUvutur in .Mariiif Biological Laboratory, Woods Hall. Massachusetts. I!t04-0(j ; President atid ' ite-lMesi- dent of North Carolina Academy of Science. William Kenneth Boyd, A.M., Ph.D Minerva Avenue Professor of Hhiory A.B.. Trinity, 1.S97: A.M.. 1898; Scholar and F lli.w. Columbia Tniversity: Ph.D.. 1906; Instructor in History. Dartmouth Collegf. 190n-of.; Professor of History. Trinity, since 190r. ; Editorial Staff Encyclopi-dia Brittanica, 1904-05 ; Member Patterson Mem- orial . ' up Committee and the Executive Comniittoe of the State Literary and Historical Association, 1912 ; Contributor of articles on Southern History to variou. periodicals and works of reference. Eugene Clyde Brooks, A.B Watts Street Professor of H ' lslof and Science of Educalion A.B.. Tiinity, ls94; Graduate Student. Columbia University. 191o-14; Sonictimc Superin- tendent of Schools. Monroe and Goldsboro. N. C. ; Professor in Trinity, since 1907: Presi- dent of North Carolina Teachers ' Assembly. 1912: E-vecutive Comniittee Southern Asso- ciation of Colleges and Preparatory Schools: Editor Noi-th Carolina Education ; Author ■■ The Story of Cotton ; .Joint Editoi- History in the Elemcntaiy Schools. Charles Blackwell Markham, A.B.. A.M Dillard Street Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B.. Trinity. 190 ;: A.M.. 1907: tiraduate Student. C(dumbia I ' nlversity. 1907-08; Acllnp Professor of Engineering. Trinity. 1908-09: Assistant Professor of Mathematics since 1909; Assistant Treasurer of the College; 9019. Frank Clyde Brown. A.M., Ph.D., J f) Guess Road Professor of English A.B., University of Nashville, 1S93: A.M.. University of Chicago. 1902; Ph.D.. I ' niver- sity of Chicago, 1908; Superintendent of Schools. Berryville, Va.. 1894-95; Research Fellow of University of Chicago in Oxford and London. 1907-08: Associate Professor of English. Emory College. 189fi-190(;: Professor of English, Trinity, since 1909. (29)

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,fe.e 2 nANTicL.ieH;R - m ' f Faculty and Instructors William Preston Few, A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., X l Circle President, and Professor of English A.B.. Wofford College, 1S89: Teacher in Woft ' ord Fitting School, 1S90-91; Instructor in English. Wofford College. 1891-92; A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University. lS9(i: LL.D.. Wofford College and Southwestern University, 1911 ; Professor of English, Trinity, since 1S96; Dean, 1900-1910; President since 1910; Associate Editor of South Atlantic Quarterly. William Howell Pegram, A.B., A.M.,X I Faculty Avenue Professor of Chemisir f A.B.. Trinity, 1873; ■ A.M.. Trinity. 1S74; Tutor. Natural Science. Trinity, 1873-75: Professor, Natural Science, Trinity, 1S75-91 ; Professor of Chemistry, Trinity, since 1891; Member American Chemical Society; North Carolina Section of American Chem- ical Society; and President of the same, 1S9S-99; Membei- North Carolina Academy of Science; President of the same, 1910-11, Robert Lee Flowers, A.M., A T Q Circle Professor of Mathematics Graduate United States Naval Academy. 1S91; A.M., Trinity, 1904; Associate Professor of Mathematics, Trinity, 1892-93; Professor of Mathematics since 1893; Secretary to the Corporation of Trinity College since 1910 ; President South Atlantic Publishing Company. John Carlisle Kilgo, A.M., D.D., LL.D., K A Circle Lecturer in the Department of Biblical Literature A.B., A.M., Wnffurd: D.D.. Wofford and Randolpb-Maon ; LL.D.. Tulane; Financial Agent and Professor of Philosophy. Woffni ' d (. ' ollege, 1889-94 ; President of Trinity College, 1S9 ' )-1910; Member South Carolina and North Carolina Conferences of Meth- odist Episcopal Church. South ; Delegate to five General Conferences: Delegate to Ecumenical Conference, London. 1901 ; Fraternal Messt-ngi-r to General Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church. Los Angeles, 1904 ; Elected Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church. South, at AsheviUe. 1910 ; Trustee. Member of Executive Committee, and Lecturer in Department of Biblical Literature. Trinit ' College, since 1910. William Ivey Crawford, A.B., Ph.D Guess Road Dean, and Carr Professor of Philosophy A.B., Trinity, 1891; Ph.D.. Yale, 1S95: Professor of Philosophy. Trinity, since 1S94; Dean since 1910; Founder of 9019. Charles William Edwards, A.M., M.S Guess Road Professor of Physics A.B.. Trinity. is!tl; A.M.. Tulane. lS9ti; M.S.. New Voik University, 1897: Instructor in ' Tulane, and Scholar in New York University; Professor of Physics, Trinity, since 1S99; Sometime President of North Carolina Academy of Science; 9019. William Francis Gill, A.B., K 1 Faculty Avenue Professor of Latin A.B., Trinity, 1S94; Graduate Student at .Johns Hopkin.s University. 1S94-9S: Instructor in Latin :ind Ctre.k. Trinity. 1S9S; Adjunct Pi-of. .swor of Latin. 1S99-1903; Professor of Latin sini ' i. ' 1 :mi; ' , ; • !m I Ii, (28)

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i!r- • . - FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS Arthur Mathews Gates, A.M., Ph.D., ' ' B K Lamond Avenue Assistant Professor of Latin A.B., Wesleyan University. 1S94; A.M.. lsi)5; Ph.D., Johns Huukins University. IHIO; Assistant Professor of Latin since 1910. William Thomas Laprade, A.B., Ph.D., ' ' B K Guess Road Assistant Professor of History A.B., ' ' ashinston Cliristian ColIe!2;.-, Uinfi; Fellow and Pli.D., Johns Hopkins Univer- sity. 1:mj!i. Robert North Wilson, A.B., M.S Third Street Assistant Professor of Chetnistr}) A.B.. Haverlord, 1.S9S; M.S.. University of Floiiila. 1909; Graduate Student Harvard Uni ' ersity. 1905-06; Assistant Director in charge of Extension Work. University of Florida; Professor of Chemistry. Guilford College, 1S9S-1910; Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Trinity, since 1910, Franklin Nutting Parker, D.D., X (I Facuhy Avenue A vera Professor of Biblical Literature D.D., Centenary College. 1SS3; Student. Tulane University. 1SS4-S5; Vanderbilt Uni- versity, ISSS-SG; For si.xteen years Pastor and Presiding Elder in New Orleans; Twice a Delegate to the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South; Dele- gate to the Ecumenical Conference. London, 1901; Toronto, 1910; Expository Writer of Sunday School Literature of Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Charles William Peppler, A.B., Ph.D., l B K Faculty Avenue Professor of Gree! A.B., Johns Hopkins University. 1892; Fli.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1S9S; Hopkins Scholar, 1889-90; Honorary Hopkins Scholar, 1890-91 and 1891-92; University Scholar. 1S92-94; Fellow, 1896-96; Student at University of Berlin, 1902; Professor of Greek in Emory College, 1S9S-1912; Professor of Greek, Trinity, since 1912; Member of the AAterican Philological Association, and of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South. Cecil Albert Moore, A.M., Ph.D., 1 ' A PJ Lamond Avenue Assistant Professor of English A.B.. Harvard. 1901; A.M.. 1902; Rogers Traveling Fellowship and Ph.D.. 1913; Assist- ant in English. Harvard. 1901-02; Headmaster of English. The Asheville School for Boys, 1902-1909; Headmaster of English, The MacKenzie School, 1909-10; . ssistiint in English, Harvard and Radcliffe. 1910-1912; Professor, Trinity, since 1913. Thornton Shirley Graves, Ph.B., Ph.D Watts Street Assistant Professor of English Ph.B., University of Chicago, 1907; Ph.D.. I ' niversity of Chicago, 1912; Professor, Trinity, since 1913, Edgar Wallace Knight, A.M., Ph.D Watts Street Assistant Professor of Histor) and Science of Education A.B.. Trinity. 1909; A.M.. Trinity, 1911; I ' h.D., Cohimhia. 1913; Professoi- of History. Trinity Park School, 1909-11; Professor. Trinity, since 1913; 9019. Holland Holton, A.B Old Angler Avenue Instructor in Debating anil Economics A.B.. Tlillity. 19(l,s; 9019. CosTEN Jordan Harrell, A.M., B.D Chapel Hill Street Instructor in Biblical Literature A.H.. Trinity; A.M.. H.l).. X ' nmhrl.ilt University. (30)