Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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.V 441ia.l1:.'vf' .. ,. .,. . .W K L V , , f 1 ,frm W U 5 ,Q t '14 r' so. H f .1 all S f 1 fiflflv ' 1 . X ,Y 1 . ,A v .Y A? FA f 3 1 ,. S tilt' ' 1 'yt R . of 1 is 1' f ' 3,1 t f' ft' 1' i 'tr Q., it N I I V r I 'F' 4 V +3'Fi'ff7V11' -- .,- . f .1-..1 ,.f,N-. .7 17,9 -.- ,... rv-.1 N. .TT ,vs I ,-,U 3.11:-ls v7-f:'j7j3w'5g3i5- f f ff' '-1' L asf-'.'i.4 -..-' tad 1. -. .sf . 21.21-.1s... ..aes.L:i ...L...u... DR. STAHLEX' Dn. Nixox Dn. GRIMM PROP. IQLIXGER GEORGE Diet-ns STAHLEY, A.IVl., lVl.D., Graef Professor of Biology and Hygiene. Xvas graduated from Gettyshurg in 1371. Medical student Linder Traill Green, BLD., LL, D., of Easton, Pennsylvania. 1Vas graduated from the Medical De- partment of the University of Pennsylvania in 1375. Assistant Physician in the Pennsylvania State Hospital for the lnsftne at Harrisburg from 1375 to 1337. Consulting specialist in mental and nervous diseases in Easton from 1337 to 1339. Represented the Alumni Association on the Board ot Trustees from 1337 to 1339. when he was elected to the Professorship of Physical Culture and Hygiene. Became Professor of Biology and-Hygiene in 1396. Wlas a trustee of lrving College. XVas chosen permanent chairman of the Athletic Committee in 1399. Trustee of the Gettysburg Theological Seminary for nve years. He is the author of HPews-How Shall Wie Fill Them? A Common Cup or Tndividual Cups, Phe Relation of Biology to Religion. He is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a Fellow in the American Academy of Medicine, a memlier of the Alumni Association of the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania, of the Philomathean Society and the fp K XP l:I'fl1L'l'l11fV. HENRY BARBER NIXON, l3h.D., Alumni Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. XYas graduated from the Department of Civil Engineering and Science of the University of North Carolina in 1373. Teacher in North Carolina from 1373 to 1332. Pursued post-graduate study at ,lohns Hopkins University from 1332 to 1335, holding a scholarship from 1332 to 1334, and a Fellowship from 1334 to 1335. Wlas instructor in llflatheniatics in Johns Hopkins from 1334 to 1335. Fellow from 1335 to 1337, receiving his Ph.D. in 1336. He extended his post-graduate study to Applied Eleetricty in 1336 and 1337. He was called to the Alumni Pro- ltfssorship of Nlathematics and Astronomy in 1333. KARL JOSEF GRIMM, Ph.D., Professor of the German Language and Literature. Received his Collegiate education at Grossherzogliche Gymnasia AVEI'll1CllTl and Tauherhischofsheim, Germany. He came to America in 1333 and entered St. Ierome's College at Berlin, Ontario, where he pursued mainly the study of Eng- lish and Philosophy. 1339 to 1391 were spent at Rome, Italy. ln 1391 he came to the United States, where he studied at the Gettysburg Theological Seminary from 1392 to 1395. He pursued graduate study in johns Hopkins University from 1396 to 13993 held a University Scholarship from 1396 to 1397 and a Fel- lowship from 1397 to 1399. Received his Ph.D. in 1399. VVas then appointed Wlm. S. Rayner Research Fellow at Johns Hopkins and reappointed in 1900. Wfas Assistant in the Oriental Seminary of Johns Hopkins University from 1397 to 1901. Professor of lllodern Languages in Ursinus College from 1901 to 1906. VVas called to the Professorship of the German Language and Litera- ture in Pennsylvania College in 1906. lfle is the author of Euphemistic Liturgical Appendices in the Old Testament, t'Leipsig, 19001, and has contributed to various scientific periodicals. Dr. Grimm is a member of the American Oriental Society, the Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis, the Modern Language Association, Des Allgemeinen Deutschen Sprachvereins and the fb B K Society, Page Twenty-tivo k ,. .