Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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CHRISTIAN HORNUNG, A. M. Professor of Astrouoiuy and Mntlieiiizitic-s. Born in New I3:ivzu'iz1, Ohio, in 1S-l5. Grzicluzlted from Heidelberg College in 1868. In 18651 he became Professor of Mzithenizltics at Heidel- berg. Became Professor of Astron- omy in issm. MARTIN E. KLECKNER, A. M. Professor of Geology, Biology and Acting Protessoi' ofCIliemist1'y. Born in Davis, Illinois, in 1S61. Graduated fxoni Heidelberg College in 1SS2i. lu 18510 he became Professor of Geology and Biology at Heidel- berg. In 1892 he became acting Professor of Chemistry and Physics. Rev. FRANCIS W. KENNEDY, A. M. Buugliuiuu Profvssorsliip of Latin Lun- guuge and Literziture, :ind Bilalieul Instruction. Born in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, in IST-l-. Graduated from Heidelberg University in 1898. ln 1900 he re- ceived the degree of A. M, from Heidelberg University. Graduated from Heidelberg Seminary in 1902-5. .ln 15701 he became Professor of Latin Language and Literature at Heidel- berg University. In 1904 he grad- uated from Divinity School, Univer- sity of Chicago. THOMAS H. SONNEDECKER, A. M. Professor of Hreel: Lstnguagl- und Lite1'zLtL11'e. Born in Wooster-, Ohio, in 1857. Grzlduzited from Otterbeiu University in 1883. After filling several eminent positions as instructor he became Professor of Greek zlt Heidelberg in 1892. ALBERT D. KELLER, A. M. Professor of English. Born at Sulphur Springs, Ohio, in 1866. Graduated from Heidelberg University in 1893. Received degree of A. M. from Vanderbilt University. Became Professor of English at Heidelberg in 1896.

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MARY ISABEL PARK, Ph. D. Dean of Women. Miss Park is an honor graduate of Mt. Holyoke College. After several years' experience as teacher, she continued her work at Yale University, where she received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in 1904-. Miss Park czune to Heidelberg University splendidly pre- pared for the responsible position which she has very successfully filled during the past school year. l9J

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CHARLES J. BUSHNELL, Ph. D. Proll-ssor of History and Social St-is-net-s. Horn in 1875, at Des Moines, iowa. Graduated from Chicago University in 1S9S. Received the degree of Ph. D, from Chicago University in 1901. Professor of History and Social Science at Albany College. ,-Xlbany, Oregon, 1901-fi. Became Professor at lleidelberg in 19032. MARTIN OSTERHOLM, M. A., Ph. D. Professor ol' Moria-rn Languages. Professor Osterhohn has studied at .Xugnstana College, Illinois: Nebraska State University: State College oi Yonkoping, and Chicago University. He has taken much other graduate work besides. Became Professor at JOSEPH W. L. JONES, A. M., Ph. D. Professor of Logic. Psyt-hology, Metap'l1ysie:s and Philosophy of Educ-ation. Born in East Orange, New Jersey, in 18713. Graduated from Princeton in 189-i. Received degree of A. N. from Princeton in 1895, Studied at Heiclelbe1'g. Germanyg University of Berlin, and University of Jena. Re- ceived the degree of Ph. D. from Princeton in 1901. Became Professor at Heidelberg in 1902. lleidelberg in 19023. MYRON E GRABER, A. M. Professor of Physics and Matliexnaities. Born in 1880 at Mt. Eaton, Ohio. Graduated from Heidelberg in 1901, and from the Theological Seminary in 1904. Elected a member of the Mathematical Society in 1904. Be- came Professor at Heidelberg in 1905. AARON W. RICKSECKER, A. B. Principal of the Academy. Born at Mt. Eaton, Ohio, in 1869. Graduated from Heidelberg Univer- sity in 1397. Prom 1890 to 1S95 he was Principal of the Mt. Eaton High Schools. He has held his present yosition since 1807.