Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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FTTHEr E)QN HQMI eTH! CoLt'MBirs Ben Martin. M.A. Professor of Lalin B.A., Furman University, 1899; M.A, Cornell University, 1905: Instructor, Hendersonville Public Schools, 1899-1900; Instructor, Furman Fitting School. 1900-1904; Graduate Student. Cornell University. Summer Session, 1903: Professor of Latin since 1905. Hidrn Toy Cox. B.A. Professor of Physies and Astronomy B.A.. Furman University. 1903; Graduate Student. University of Chicago, Summer Sessions, 1906, 1910. 1911: Principal. Heath Springs High School. 1904-06: Assistant Professor, Furman University, 1906-1911: Professor of Physics and Astronomy since 1911: Dean since 1913. Professor of Philosophy and Politieal Science B.A. and B.D.. University of Chicago. 1883; M.A. Colgate University, 1887: D.D., Shurtleff College, 1888; Member of the American Philological Association, Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis. Philosophical Society of Great Britain (Victoria Institute), and American Philosophical Association; Professor of Philosophy and Political Science since 1908. Ori.ix Ottman Fi.etciikr. M.A., D.D.

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FT TH fr BONHOM IET°% Harvey Toi.i.ivkr Cook. M.A.. l.itt.D. Professor of Greek M.A., Furman University, 1873; Litt.I).. Furman University. 1900: Instructor. Patrick Military School. 1873-1881 ; Professor of Greek since 1881. Marshall Deli'H Earle, M A. Professor of Mathematics M.A., Furman University, 1889: Student at Cornell University, University of Wisconsin. University of Cambridge (England): Instructor. South Carolina State Summer School tor Teachers. 1900-1906: Professor of Mathematics since 1889. Sidney Ernest Bradshaw, M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Modern languages B.A. and M.A., Bethel College, Kentucky; PhD.. University of Virginia: Student at Universities of Chicago. Leipzig, and Berlin: Professor of English, Bethel College, and Manual Training. High School, Louisville. Kentucky: Traveled in Europe in 1895. 1903-4. 1909, 1911. and 1913: Member of Modern Language Association of America: Professor of Modern Languages since 1904, and Chairman of the. Faculty since 1912.

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THE-BONHOMIE James Mkmoky Payne, B.A. .Issistant Professor of Mathematics B.A., University of Georgia. 1910; Graduate Student. Columbia University. New York City: Principal. Public Schools, Toccoa, Georgia. 1905-1906; Principal. High School. Townville, South Carolina. 1911: Instructor, Horner Military School. Oxford. North Carolina. 1912: Assistant Professor of Mathematics since 1912. Gkokce Ai.exanukr Bcist, M.S. Professor of Chemistry. Geology, ami Hiology B.S., Furman University: M.S., 'anderl»ilt University. 1900: Instructor in Chemistry. Vanderbilt, 1899-1900: Professor of Physical and Biological Sciences. W inchester. Normal College. Tennessee, 1900-1907: Assistant Furman University. 1907-1911; Chair of Chemistry. Geology, and Biology. Furman, since 1911: Secretary oi Faculty: Chairman Committee on Degrees: Member American Association for the Advancement of Science. American Chemical Society, and National Geographical Society: Manager and Treasurer Greenville Lyceum Association: Director Central Y. M. C. A. and Chairman of Hducational and Chautauqua Committee: Curator Furman University Museum. James I.ei.and Vass. M.A. Professor of History. M.A.. l;urman University. 1904: Instructor, Furman Fitting School. 1904-1905: Greek Fellow. University oi ( hicago. 1905-1906: Greek Assistant. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. 1906-1907; Instructor, University Flcxinor School. Louisville. Kentucky, 1907: Instructor. Anderson High School. 1907-1909: Professor of History.