Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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jfacultp. HQN. GEORGE FRANK MOSHER, LL. D., President. International Law, Mental, Moral and Political Philosophy, Evi- dences, and History of Civilization. Born at South China, Me., studied at Classical Instutute of New Hampton, New Hampton, N. I-I.g A. B., Bowdoin, ,69g at grad- uation a member of Phi Beta Kappa fraternity, A. M., Bow- doin, '72: editor of The Morning Star, 1869-18815 in New Hampshire Legislature two terms, 1877-1878g United States consul at Nice, France, and Sonneberg, Germany, 1881-1885: LL. D., Findlay, '90, president of Hillsdale College since 1886. IQINGSBURY BACHBLDER, A. M., Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. Born at Prospect, Me., prepared for college at Dummer Academy: A. B., Bowdoin, 371, A. M., Bowdoin, ,741 prin. Maine Central Institute, 1873-1881, Bates Theological Seminary, 1881-18833 Prof. of Latin language and literature, Hillsdale College, 1883- 1887, since which time Prof. of Greek. :WVILLIAM FRANK TIBBETTS, A. M., XfV9.lCl1'O11 Professor of Latin Language and Literature. Born at Lewiston, Me., graduated at Nichols Latin School, Lewis- ton, Me., A. B., Bates, ,885 A. M., Bates, ,QZQ studied at Cobb Divinity School: occupied present position since 1890. CHARLES HENRY GURNIEY, A. M., Alumni Professor of Logic, Rhetoric and English Literature, and Principal of Normal Department. Born at Standfordsyille, N. Y., A. B., Hillsdale, '73, A. M., Hills- dale, ,76g superintendent of schools at Shenandoah, Ia., and at Marengo, Ia., for twenty-one years prominent as instructor in, and conductor of, Teachers' Institutes in different states: author of '4Qpening Exercises for Schoolsug called to Hillsdale in 1891. DUNCAN McLARP.N MARTIN, Ph. M., Hart Professor of Mathematics. Born at Byron, N. Y., prepared for college in prep. department of Hillsdale Collegeg Ph. B., Hillsdale, '81, Ph. M., Hdlsdale, '84, taught from 1881-18853 mining and banking business, 1885- 18913 occupied present position since 1891. :tAway on leave of absence, studying at Univ. of Chicago. 19 fa

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XVILLIAM H. MUNSON, B. S., Professor of Chemistry, Biology and Geology. Born at Ypsilanti, Mich.: studied at Ypsilanti Normal, and Univ. of Mich.g B. S., Olivet, '92, two quarters post-graduate work at Univ. of Chicago: called to present position 1892. Fowler Professor of Physics. The studies of this professorship taught this year by Hart Professor of Mathematics. - :VHARRIET A. DEERING, Ph. B., Lady Principal and Professor ofAGerman. Born at Buxton, Me., graduated at Oswego Normal School, Os- wego, N. Y., 'TS-3g taught school at Portland, Me.: High School at Elmira Female College, Augusta, Me., High School, 1873- 18771 State Normal School, Gorham, Me., 1879-1883: since 1886 at Hillsdale College. MRS. FRANCES STEXNART MOSHER, A. M.. Professor of French and History. Born at Laconia, New Hampshire: graduated at New Hampton. '64: studied at Madam Hodges Finishing School, Boston: editor of The Little Star and The Myrtlef' professor of French and History in Hillsdale College since 1887. OLIVER M. XVASHBLTRN, A. B. Born at Lenoxdale, Mass.: prepared for college in prep. dept. of Hillsdale College: A. B., Hillsdale, '94.: four quarters of work in Ancient Languages at Univ. of Chicago. In absence of Prof. Tibhetts, Mr. IN-faslihurn is at head of Latin Department. HARRY S. MYERS, A. B., ' I Hillsdale, '95. Tutor in English. M. FRANCES RANDOLPH, A. B.. Hillsdale, 592. Tutor in Mathematics. JESSE P. ROBINSON, '96. Tutor in Latin. tResigned. 14