Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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ALBERT 'W. DORR, '96, CHARLES H. PULLERTON, '98. Assistants in Chemistry. JOSEPH MARION XVEAYER, '97. Assistant in History. ALLEN B. TUCKER, '99. Instructor of Gentlemen in Gymnasium. CLARA McINTOSH HULCE, Instructor of Ladies in Gymnasium. Gibeological. REV. RANSOM DUNN, A. M., D. D., Delkfolf Professor of Homiletics. Born at Balcersheld, Vt., attended Baptist Seminary, New Hamp- ton, N. I-I., A. M., Ohio Wfesleyan Univ., 1860, D. D., Bates, 1873, Burr professor of systematic theology, 1863, 1888 chosen DeW'olf professor of I-Iomileties. REV. ASHMUN THOMPSON SALLEY, A. M., D. D., Dunn Professor of Hebrew Language and Literature. Born at Madison, Me., prepared for college at Maine Central Insti- tuteg A. B., Bates, '75: A. M., Bates, '89g B. D., Bates, '7QQ D. D., Hillsdale, '93, ISQ2-I8Q3 at Weiiner and Berlin studying Hebrew language and sacred literature, pastor of the college church. REV. JOHN SCOTT COPP, A. M., D. D., .Burr Professor of Systematic Theology and History of Christian E Doctrine. Born at St. Albans, Vt.g A. B., Hillsdale, '69, A. M., Hillsdale, ,731 graduated from Andover Theological Seminary, Andover, Mass., '73: D. D., Findlay, 'QO. REV. DELAVAN BLOODGOOD REED, A. M., B. D., Marks Professor of Ecclesiastical History. Born at Sardina, N. Y., prepared for college at the Griffith Institute, Springville, N. Y.g A. B., Hillsdale, '88, B. D., Hillsdale, '89: A. M., Hillsdale, ,QIQ post-graduate work at Union Theological Seminary, since 1890, in present position. :ffSmith Professor of Christian Metaphysics and Theology. 9FAldrich Professor of Biblical and Pastoral Theology. it The studies of these professorships are taught by the professors already appointed. 15

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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

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Imusical. MELVILLE VVARREN CHASE, Mus. Doc., Professor of the Piano forte, Harmony and Theory. Born in Maine: studied in Boston and Maine from 1855 to 1865, in 1869 called to Hillsdale College to assume position now held. IDHN MURRY MERRILL. Professor of Voice Culture and Chorus Director. Born at Georgetown, Mass.: New England Conservatory of Music, 1881-1884, taught at Eau Clair, Wfis., 1886-1891 , pursued post- Oraduate work at N. E. Conservatory, at St. Albans, Vt., 18941 6 I - previously instruction was received from noted instructors, among whom were C. R. Adams and Frank Baxter, called to Hillsdale College in 1895. . Ziff. GEORGE B. GARDNER, A. M., Professor of Painting and Drawing. llorn at Darmstadt in Hesse, studied at Frankfort, Dussledorf, Paris, in England, Scotland, Ireland, worked in various coun- tries of North Europe: exhibited in leading art exhibits in the 'United States, was voted an artist at the age of 27. llbilitarg. LIEUT. ELI A. HELMICK, Ioth U. S. Infantry. Professor of Military Science and Tactics. liorn at Quaker Pt., Ind., graduated from U. S. Military Academy june 11th, 1888, served in the west, detailed 1893 to serve at XVorld's Columbian Exposition, detailed at Hillsdale 1894. JEIOCLIUOII. CLARA McINTOSH HULCE, Instructor in Elocution and Teacher of Reading. l'Sorn'at East Point, W'is., studied three years in Chicago, then for a time in Milwaukee: taught in Wfisconsin: graduated from De- troit School of Oratory 1894: since then has had charge of the - Department of Elocution in Hillsdale College. lIOl'I'll1lCI'Cl8l :mo Gielegrapbic. 16