Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Faculty and Instructors. REV. S. G. H E1iEI.l.iOWER. A.M.. D.D. President, and William Bittinger Professor of lntellectual and Moral Science. 3 Campus JOHN A. I-Iimiss. Litt. D. Graeit Professor of English Literature and Political Science. I3O Carlisle Street REV. PHILIP M. BIKLE. A.M.. Ph.D. Dean. and Pearson Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. 2 Campus EDWARD S. BREH:ENBixtft:H, A.M.. Sc.D. Ockcrhausen Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy, and Curator of the Museum. 227 Carlisle Street GEORGE D. S'r.xHLEV, A.M., M.D. Dr. Charles H. Gran' Professor of Biology and Hygiene, and Secretary of the Faculty. Confederate Avenue l'lENRY B. NIXON, Ph.D. Alumni Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. 1 Campus REV. Osc.xR G. KLINGEIR, A.M, Franklin Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. 130 Broadway REV. ABDEL R. VVVENTZ, A.M. Amanda Rupert Strong Professor of English Bible, and Chaplaincy. 50 Springs Avenue. CARL I. GRIMM, Ph.D. Professor of German Language and Literature. 228 Carlisle Street REV. CHARLES F. SANDERS. A.M. Professor of Philosophy. 50 Springs Avenue. Loeis A. PixRsoNs, Ph.D. Professor of Physics. 250 Springs Avenue Professor of French Language and Literature. CLYDE B. STOVER, AM. Assistant in Chemistry. East Lincoln Street. .l'lAROL.D S. LEXVARS, A.M. Assistant in English. JAMES A. DICICSON, A.B. Assistant in Chemistry. 103 Broadway Chambersb urg Street FRED G. TROXELL, A.B. Assistant in Mathematics. 27 Hanover Street Rurus M. VVEAVER, A.B., B.S. Assistant in Physics. , I2Q Baltimore Street A. J. XXVI-IITE HUTTON, AM., LL.B. Lecturer on -lurisp rudence. HENRV VVOLF BIKLE, A.M., LL.B. Lecturer on Constitutional La REV. CHARLES H. HUBER, AA Chamlnerslnurg w. Philadelphia I. Principal of the Preparatory Department and Professor Tutor of Latin and English. FRANKLIN WV. BIOSER. A.B. in Mathematics and Natural CURWIN H. STINE, A.B. .tu Carlisle Street Sciences. 42 Stevens Hall Tutor in Greek and History. MARY HIM ES , Preeeptress. JOHN W. WEIMER Physical Instructor. JOHN T. JENKINS Proctor. Sim UEL E. BOWER . Proctor. 16 Stevens Hall 130 Carlisle Street 20 East College 7 Middle College I4 South College REVI HEIQBERT A. RINARD, A.M. Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. Chambersburg Street SALLIE P. KRALYTH Assistant Librarian. 3 Baltimore Street

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Elected. 1862 if 1373 1875 1878 1 890 1 890 1890 1 892 1393 1894 1 894 1 896 1 896 1 897 1897 1 898 1899 President Vice-President . Secretary V.lJI'C2lSLll'C1' JO1-1N GEORGE BUTLER. D.D., LL.D. GEORGE RYNEAL, JR. HON. SAMUEL D. SCHMUCKER. LL.D HARVEY VV. NICIQNIGHT, D.D., LL.D HON. EDMUN11 D. GRAFF VV11-L1A1x1 H. DUNBAR. D.D. HON. SAMUEL MCC. SWOPE THOMAS C. B1LL11E1R1ER, D.D. JOHN XNAGNER, D.D. CHARLES M. STOGN, D.D. h'lATTI-IENV G. BOYER, D.D. JOHN B. B'lCPHERSON. ESQ. J. AMORY BAIR JOHN JACOB YOUNG, D.D. WV1LL1AM A. SHIPMAN, D.D. HENRY C. PICKING CHARLES F. STIEFEL :tDecez1sed. Official Roll of Baltimore, Md. Gettysburg. XA7OI Ellll1glO1l Baltimore, Md Gettysburg. Gettysburg. l-lazelton. Hanover. Pl1ilaclelpl1ia. Boston, Mass. Gettysburg. New York, N. Johnstown. Gettysburg. Allegheny. XNfz1Sl1i11gtOn. D. C. Martinsburg. W. Va. Y Trustees. HON. EDMUND D. GRAFF LION. SAMUEL MCC. SWOPE CHARLES M. STOCK, D.D. ' PIENRY C. P1c1c1NG Elected. 1899 :HENRY H. JXMEBER, D.D. 1902 CHARLES BAUR1, M.D., Pl1.D. 1905 Bli1LTON H. XIALENTINIE. D.D. 1906 SAMUEL G. HEEELROWER, D.D. 1906 GEORGE E. NEEE, ESQ. 1907 LUTHER P. EISENHART, Pl1.D. 1907 lx1lAR'1'IN H. BUEHLER 1907 HON R. VVTLLIAM BREAM 1907 FREDERICK 1-l. BLOOIXIHARDT. MD. 1907 ALPHEUS EDWIN VVAGNER, D.D. 1908 VV1LL1AM J. GIES. Pl1.D. IQO8 VV1LL1A11 L. GLATFELTIER 1908 FRANK E. COLv1N. ESQ. 1908 JOHN F. DA1-11 1908 GEORGE B. KLINIQIIE, M.D. IQO8 JACOB A. CLUTZ, D.D. York. Pl1iladelpl1ia. Pl1iladelpl1ia. Gettysburg. York. Princeton. N Pittsburg. Gettysburg. Altoona. Altoona. New York. N X Spring Forge Bedford. I-l arrisburg. lilarrisburg. Gettysburg.

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' DR. H1.M1as , MR. LEWARS - f Graeff Professorship of the English Language and Literature In 1864 the Graeff Professorship' of the English Language and Literature was endowed. Up to this time, the course in English had been placed in the hands of the Greek professor, in connection with his other duties. Now a separate chair was created, thus greatly enlarging the course. After Dr. I. B. Bet- tinger, and later, the Reverend C. A. Stork, had been elected to fill the chair of English, and had declined, the position was finally filled by Prof. Edsall Ferrier, who was elected to the chair in 1866. After five years of faithful work and encouraging progress, Professor Ferrier resigned, and in his place, Dr. I-limes was ap- pointed as acting professor of the English Language. Iohn Andrew Him-es was graduated from Gettysburg College in 1870 with the Latin Salutatory, and the following year he was a member of the graduating class at Yale. In I873, the Board was fortunate in securing his services as Professor of the En- glish Language. He received the degree of L. H. D. from Dick- inson College in 1898. He has published several scholarly Works on Milton, and many interesting articles relating to his depart- ment. Dr. Himes is a member of the Philornathean and the Pen and Sword Societies. Mr. Harold S. Lewars was appointed as assistant in the En- glish department in 1907. Mr. Lewars was a member of the IQO3 class at Gettysburg. K