Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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lum’AM) Swoykk Hkkii» Mt. r ;ii, A.M., Sc.D., Ockers- hausen Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy. All.. PeniH.vlvanii College; 1 ; . Tutor. Stmnt Hall'lNM); Student Sheffield Scientific Scb«»l. 1X71-73; Instructor in Chemistry. Sheffield Scientific School. 1 72-73. Professor of Physics ami Nat uml Science. Carthage Cdlkite. IK73; Ocker hau cn Professor of Chemistry uml Mineralogy, Pennsylvania College. 1X74; SeD. Pennsylvania College. 1K 7. Miorrah rit. State Hoard of Agri- culture. 1 XVi‘-HI; Editor of Pennsylvania Coflege Rook, W jM!Hi7; Author of Directory of Work in Elementary Inorgamc Chemis- try. ami an Outline in Qualitative Advancensent .»f Science; Mem lier of the Phi (iamina Delta Kratrrnity; Philomaihran Literary Society. Pen ami Sword Honorary S» rietj. »h k ;k Diiiilk St.mii.kv. A M . M.D.. College Medical Pi- rector, Emeritus Professor of HioUufy and Hygiene. A.B. Pennsylvania Collage, 1X71; M.IX. University of Pennsyl- vania. If ' ; Assistant Physician, Pennsylvania State Hospital for the Insane, IX7.VX7; Specialty in Nervous Diseases. Easton. |X 7- HJ»; Professor «f ITiysical Culture and llyiriene, Pennsylvania Col- lege. Fellow of the American Associat imi for Advance- mail of Science, and the American Academy of Medicine; Member of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, Philornathean Literary Society, and the Pen and Honorary Society. Clyde Hell Stover, A.B., A.M.. Assistant Professor of Chemistry. VB., Pennsylvania College, 1 »4; A.M.. 1XS»7; tiraduatc Work. Chemistry and Physics. John Hopkins University, Instrue tor in Chemistry, Pennsylvania College, lXJMJ-1914; Assistant Pro- fessor of Chemistry, IMS-; Member, American Chemical Socvety, American Association for Advancement of Science, ami Philo- inntltcan Literary Society. 36

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 . THE 1992 V- ife SPECTRUM © « -rT. . V EI)f facultp William Anthony (.has ville. 1 11.D.. LI . Dm President of Pennsylvania College. AUumM Gmiavu» Adolphus College, Si. Peter, Minn., I» 2 ( l: Professor of Mathematics u4 '.■••• rung. Heth- any College, INff-Ul; LimldK-ig, Kama . lftftf-91 ; Treas- urer of RnitUDf College, l?k 7-f l: Ph.B.. Yak I’nivcrsitr. 1N99; Ph.D., Yale I'niversity. 1 7; MJ) Lafayette Col- lect. ]1 ||; LLIL Dickinson Collect. 1911; LLD, Muhkn- burg College. 191 : Instructor in Mathematic . Sheffield Sc tent the School. Yale I niversity. IfltKLlMlO; President of Pennsylvania College, 1910-; Author of The Element of Differential and Integral Calculus, Plane Trigonometry, Spherical Trigonometry, Four Place Lvparithmk: Tables, ami joint author of Smith and Granville-» Hktnentt of Analysis,' all published lay Ginn A Cix. Boston. M;i i In- ventor of Polar Co-ordinate Plotting Paper. Granville' Transparent Combined Ruler and Protractor anil Yak $y - letn of Mathematical Note Book . Member of the Delta Phi Fraternity. Sigma Xi. Honorary Scientific Society. Pen and Sieord Honorary Society. Pltmtakosurian Literary Society. American Mathematical Society, the Mathematical Aisocmkm of America; the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and Member of the Executive Committee of the Federal Council of the Churche of Chn t in America. Tiir. Reverend Philip Mklanchtun Bikle, D.D., Pit.D.« Vow and Pearson Professor of the I jit in Language and Literature. A.B., Pennsylvania College, Icerit»; B.D., Gettysburg Theological Seminary, IW«: Professor of Mathematic and Latin. York Countv Academy. 1MK-6?; Professor of Latin and Greek. North Carolina College. UW; Vice-Principal Lmhrrvilk Female Seminary. UttO-TS; Graduate Course Dartmouth. 197$: OckeMhauseu Professor of l hysic at Pennsylvania College. IkTI-HI ; Pearson Professor of latin language and Literature. Pennsylvania College, 1H81-; l h.I).. Roanoke College. 1» 4; Ikan of Pennsylvania Col- lege. 1889; Editor of the College Monthly, 1978-93; 'Hie Lutheran Quarterly, IMiUMW'T; D.D.. GtttyibefC 11 14; Member of American Philological Society. Sigma Chi I ra tenth), Pbrmakomdan Literary Society, and Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Society. 25

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Karl Josef Grimm, Ph.D., Professor of the Certnan Lan- guage and Literature. Received Colklitfc Education in the Gymnasia of Werthettn ami TraberbiKhofschritn, Germany; Studied in St. Jerome' College, Canada. IflWQH; in Rome. Italy. 1MHW-91; in Halle. Germany, t ; in Springfield. 111., 1 1 -! -.•; in C tyshurg Tbcoh g»cal Seminary, ; and in Johns Hopkins Univcrsiiy. i 6-t!k l . uhile ill Johns Hopkint University, was a University SclujUr. IWri; Fellow and Atfhtint 1W7-99; PftJ).. l«o. Wm S. Rayner Research Fellow, 1 JP-II)0|; Professor of Modem Languages, UrGmw, |!WMnJ; ProfrtMir of German l-angnagr and Literature. Pennsylvania Col le«e. 19» -; Author of Kophemttltc Liturgical Atfycndicr in the Old Testament, and various cunt nlxit ions to the Journal of tlw American Oriental S«irty, Jourival of Hihlieal Literature. Johns Hopkiiu Uni- versity Circular, etc.. Member oi the American Oriental Society; the Modem Ijinguage Association; the Society of Biblical Literature and E eged«; dr Allgemeincu Ueutchrn Speachverctit . and the Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Society. Thf. Reverend Charles Finley Sanders. A.M.. !).!).. William Hit tinge r Professor of Philosophy. A.B.. Pennsylvania College. li »2; Bf . Gettysburg Theological Seminary, 1WKV; Instructor in Apotcgeties, Logic. Economic , and Astrmueuy, Blair-villc College for Women. llMRMtt: Studied Phil- osophy ami Allird subjects. University of I.e»pMC, Germany, 19QS4M; Professor of Philosophy and Education. Pennsylvania College. 11HR5; Iranslatur of Jcrttftlem's 'Iniroduction to Philosophy. P l »: and Jemsalem’s “Problems of live Secondary Teacher. 191H; Hofltlitig Brief Hi»t« ry of Modem Philosophy, 191«'; I) I)., 1-afayctie 0 1 legc. 11 11; Principal of Gettysburg Summer School; Member of Phrrnakosmian Literary Society, and member of the American Sociologicd 1 A nneiat km. Louis Alexander Parsons. Pii.D.. Professor of Physics. A.B.. State University of Iowa, ItSJa; Teacher of Phjrhf . Burl- ington Iowa) High School; A.M.. State University of Iowa. liW; Fellow in Physic . Johns llopkiu» Univendiy, I!R'«2- W; Instructor in Physics. University of Utah. ItRWdl; Instructor in lliytie . Uni- versity of California, 1904-07; Professor rtf Physic , Penn ylrauia College. 11 »?-; Manlier of American Electro-Chetnical Society; American Physical Society: Sigma Xi S x-»rty. and Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Society. 27