Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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V8 Tele 1 TU , E23 Henry Noble Sherwood, Ph.D. Stella Webster Morgan, A.M. Jeanette Zeppenfeld, M.S. Phi Beta Kappa Phi Beta Kappa Pi Beta Phi Henry Noble Sherwood, Ph.D.-A.B. Indiana University, 1909, A.M. Harvard University, 1910, Superintendent Jones- boro, Ind., Schools, 1906-07, Acting Assistant Professor of His- tory, University of Cincinnati, 1911-12, Professor of History and Government, Central Normal College, 1912-13, Professor of History, University of Colorado Summer School, 1913, Ph.D. Indiana University, 1914, Professor of History, State Normal, LaCrosse, Wis., 1914-18, Professor of History, Indi- ana. University Summer School, 1917-18, Professor of Euro- pean History, Franklin College, 1918-19, Dean and Professor of History, Franklin College, 1919- Stella Webster Morgan, A.M.-A.B. University of Illinois, 1903, A.M. University of Chicago, 1910, Graduate work and Assistant in English, University of Chicago, 1909-12, Associ- ate in English, ibid, 1912-14, Instructor in English, Univer- sity of Chicago, 1914-15, Instructor University College, 1915- 19, Dean of Women, Acting Head of English Department, and Associate Professor of English, Franklin College, 1919- Jeanette Zeppenfeld, M.S.-M.S. Franklin College, 1890, Graduate work, Heidelberg University 'and Grenoble, France, Teacher in Public Schools, Centralia Ill., President Indiana Teachers of German, 1914-15, Professor of Modern Languages, Franklin College, 1890- Howland Cyrus Merrill, A.M.-A.B. Colgate, 1890, A.M. Colgate, 1892, Graduate work, Rochester Theological Seminary and University of Chicago, Professor Classical Languages, Ot- tawa University, 1893-96, Pastor of Baptist Churches in New York State, 1896-1904, Professor of Latin, Shurtleff College, 1904-08, Professor of Classical Languages, Franklin College, 1908- Charles Alexander Deppe, A.M.-A.B. University of Mis- souri, 1902, Graduate work in University of Chicago, 1903, Teacher of Biology, Sedalia, Mo., 1902-O7, Superintendent of Schools, Doniphan, Mo., 1907-08, Professor of Biology, La- Grange College, 1908-10, Acting President LaGrange College, 1909-10, A.M. LaGrange College, 1910, Member Indiana Academy of Science, Professor of Biology, Franklin College, 1910- . John Lewis Beyl, Ph.D.-Student Indiana State Normal, 1884-85, Borden Institute, 1888-89, University of Chicago, 1893-96, A. B. Franklin, 1898, A. M. Franklin, 1899, Student University of Chicago, 1899-1902, University of Chl- cago, 1900, Instructor Borden Institute and Grand Island College, Ph.D. University of Denver, 1908, Professor Central College, 1909, President, Central University,,Iowa, 1910-14, Professor of Philosophy and Education, Franklin College, 1914- Howland Cyrus Merrill, A.M. Charles Alexander Deppe, A.M. John Lewis BCYI, Ph-D- Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa Phi Delta Kappa 'S W Vtmirgftii iciiiim review?

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W ,..-.nl..:g- - Sire fig Stump- - -- Y 1 2' 231.1 gel Q pg , ,,,, ...........--1... John Melvin Thurber, A.B. Robert Chester Roberts, A.M. Pleasant Lee Powell, A.B. D.D. Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chi Sigma Kappa Delta Rho John Melvin Thurber, A.B.-A.B. Colgate University, 1905, Foot Ball Coach, St. Lawrence University, Canton, N. Y., 1905, Graduate work, Colgate, 1906, Assistant Foot Ball Coach, Colgate, Graduate work, Columbia University, 1914- 15, ibid, 1915-16 Professor of English and Physical Director, Franklin College, 1912- Robert Chester Roberts, A.M.-B.S. Ottawa University, 1912, Fellow and Assistant University of Kansas, 1913-14, A.M. University of Kansas, 1914, Fellow Yale University, 1915, Graduate work, University of Chicago, Summers 1917- 18, Professor of Chemistry, Franklin College, 1915- Pleasant Lee Powell, A.B. D.D.-A.B. Denison, 1897, Stu- dent Rochester Theological Seminary, 1897-1900, Pastor, First Baptist Church, LeRoy, N. Y., 1900-05, D.D. Franklin Col- lege, 1904, Pastor First Baptist Church, Franklin, 1905-10, Pastor, Hamilton, N. Y., Baptist Church, 1910-14, Student Harvard University, 1914, Professor Homiletics, Colgate Uni- versity, 1914-19, Student University of Chicago, 1918-19, Professor of Biblical Literature, Franklin College, 1919- Claude Carl Spiker, A.M.-A.B. West Virginia University, 1912, Student in Madrid, Spain and Tours, France, summer 1913, Instructor in Latin and French, Glenville Normal School, 1912-13, Instructor Romance Languages, West Vir- ginia University, 1913-15, Fellow University of Chicago, 1915-16, A.M. University of Chicago, 1916, Assistant Pro- fessor of Modern Languages, Delaware State College and Women's College of Delaware, 1916-18, American Expedi- tionary Forces, 1918-19, Director of English Instruction in Cours de Perfectionnement d'Artillerie, Joigny, France, winter of 1918-19, Professor of Romance Languages, Franklin Col- lege, 1919- JohnnEarl Smith, A.M.-A.B. Indiana University, 1912, Instructor Anderson High School, 1912-13, 1914-15, Assistant in Physics, University of Wisconsin, 1913-14, A.M. Univer- sity of Wisconsin, 1915, Instructor in Physics, Kansas' State Agricultural College, 1915-18, Assistant Professor, ibid, 1918- 19, Professor of Physics, Franklin College, 1919- Clifford W. Johnston-Cornell College Conservatory, 1911- 12, Oberlin Conservatory, 1912-14, Redpath Chautauqua, Summer 1913, Private Instruction under MacBurney, Kimbell, Harris, Chicago, 1914-16, Director of Music, Cooper College, 1916-17, Instructor in Voice, Kansas Agricultural College, 1917-19, Private Instruction under Edmund I. Myer of New York, Summer 1918, ibid under Sandor Radanovitz and Wil- liam Lester, Chicago, Summer 1919,-. Director of Music, Professor of Voice, Franklin College, 1919- Claude Carl Spiker, A.M., Sigma Nu X John Earl Smith, A.M. Clifford W. Johnston , .