Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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JTWE JAMES ALLEN DICKSON, A.B., A.M,. Instructor in Chemistry. A.B., Pennsylvania College, 19055 Graduate Work in Bacteriology at the University of Pennsylvania during summer of 19125 Graduate VVork at Pennsylvania College, Assistant in Chemistry, Pennsyl- vania College, 1907-155 Instructor in Chemistry, Pennsylvania Col- lege, 1915-5 Member of the 2 X Fraternity. PAUL SNYDER CREAGER, AB., Instructor in Physics. AB., Pennsylvania College, 19135 Assistant in Physics, Penn- sylvania College, 1913-155 Graduate Wforlc at.Pennsylvania College and at Cornell Universityg Instructor in Physlcs, Pennsylvania Col- lege, 1915-5 Member of Phrenakosmian Literary Society. CHARLES PAUL CESSNA, AB., Assistant in Physics. AB., Pennsylvania College, 19155 Post-Graduate Work at.Penn- Sylvania Collegeg Assistant 111 Physlcs, Pennsylvania College, 1915-5 Member of Phrenalcosmian Literary Society, and the Druid Fra- ternity. 26

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EIU! '79 'F 4 mum MILTON HENRY VALENTINE, AM., D.D., Amanda Rupert Strong Professor of English Bible and Professor of History. A.B., Pennsylvania College, 13823 AM., 18353 B.D., Gettysburg Theological Seminary, 18815 Pastor Trinity Lutheran Church, Bed- ford, Pa.,.188T-18923 Messiah Lutheran. Church, Philadelphia, 1882- ilssliz Editor LIrlNlf?l'LIIl' Ol1st'1'i..'c1', Philadelphia, 1889-1915, D.D., Pennsylvania College, 19412: 'I' Fraternity, member of Phrena- lcosmian Literary Society, and of Pen and Sword Honorary Society. MAJOR FRANK LEE GRAHAM, U. S. A., Ret., LLB., Profes- sor of Military Science and Tactics. LL.B., Columbian-George 1lVHSlllllg'EOl1 University, Entered the Army in 1880, as a private and passed through grades to hrst ser- geantg was commissioned and reached the grade of captain in ISHS, at the outbreak of the Spanish-American Vtfarg took part in the Santiago Campaign and in the Philippine insurrection, and served in Porto Rico for eight yearsg retired from active service in January, 1911: detailed as a recruiting officer for a period of four years: detailed in 1915 as Commandant of Cadets at Fort Union Military Academy, Virginiag commissioned Major in 1915: detailed as Professor of Military Science and Tactics at Pennsylvania Col- lege in lilltlg Member American Rifle Team, shooting in Palma Trophy Match, the highest in international competition. Member of the WPA and fbiq' Fraternities, and of the National Rifie Asso- ciation of America. the Association of International Riflemen, and the Society of the Army of Santiago. CLYDE BELL STOVER, M.A., Assistant Professor in Chemistry. A.B., Pennsylvania College, 18945 Graduate Wforlc at Johns Hop- kins University, 1894-95g Instructor in Chemistry, Pennsylvania Col- lege, 1896-19153 AM., Pennsylvania College, 18975 Assistant Pro- fessor in Chemistry, Pennsylvania College, 19155 Member, Philo- mathean Literary Society. 25

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'itmtmt' 4? I Elm S . . 'UEII GEORGE W. WHITING, A.B., A.M., Assistant in English. IXB., West Virginia Ul1iVerSity, l,lll'I8g Taught at P1-epg1rg1tQ1-y Branch, 1tVest Virginia University, 1908-123 Graduate VVOrlc, Har- vard, 1912-143 AM., lslarvarcl, 15713: Tziuglit at Normal School, Sliepherdstown, Wlcst Virginia, 191-I-113, Assistant in English, Penn- sylvania College, 1916-. DONALD FISHER IKELER, AB., Instructor in English. .-X.l3., Pennsylvania College, 19155 Instructor in Public Speak- ing, St. Olaf College, 1915-16g Graduate XVOrlc in English at Colum- hia University, 15.1165 Assistant in English, Pennsylvania College, 19141-3 Member Of KDK XI' Fraternityg Plnenalcosinian Literary SO- ciety, and Pen and Sword Honorary Society. OTTIS HOWARD RECHARD, JR., AB., Instructor in Mathematics. A.B., Pennsylvania College, 19163 Graduate W'Ork at Pennsyl- vania College and at University of Pennsylvaniag Instructor in Mathematics, Pennsylvania College, 1916-g Member Of fl? Z Fraternity and Philoniathean Literary Society., ,. 27