Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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Dr. N. Burton, professor, Ernest D. Burton and VV. K. Miller, instructors, professors, A. Hadlock and F. D. Haskell, instructors, C. L. Dean, Thomas C. Green, F. M. Hodge, Jacob Poppen, Z. S. Harrison, N. A. Anderson, Misses Alice M. Northrup, Marian Chase, Helen M. Brooks, Mary A. Sawtelle, L. A. Beer- man, Mrs. S. C. Hascall, Professor J. Montgomery and Instructor Ignatz Mueller. The Ladies, Hall enterprise was matured during this period, greatly aided by Miss Chase, Mrs. C. E. Conley, Mrs. H. B. Colman, Mrs. Kate B. Ford and many others who bore leading parts with untiring patience. A year after the resignation of Dr. Brooks, Dr. Monson A. VVilcoX, of Oswego, N. Y., became presi- dent and continued until 1891, when at his resignation Rev. Theodore Nelson, LL. D., was called to become the head of the college. During this period the 3100,000 endowment was raised through the liberality of the friends of the college, aided by 315,000 from the National Educational Society. Dr. Nelson was in poor health when he took up the work. He performed his duties the first term, but the second term he was obliged to withdraw to the sick room, and on the lst of May, in calm relinquishment of the work to which till then he had clung, he departed to be with Christ. Arthur Gaylord Slocum, LL. D., graduate of Rochester University, and for sixteen years superin- tendent of schools in Corning, N. Y., was the unani- mous choice for the next president, entering upon his duties with the college year, 1892. With him have been associated Professors Brooks, Axtell, Putnam, Jenks, Haskell, and Lankheet, and Instructors Karl Graf, Misses Ella M. Hayes, Emma Shafer, and Lelia A. Stevens. Later have followed Profressors R. H. Tripp, VV. N. VVilson and P. F. Trowbridge, permanent Professor C. B. NVilliams, and Instructors Misses Maud Willcinson, Mary Relihan, Lucy johnson and Carolinne H. Swart- out. VVith this year Clark Mills Brink, Ph. D., in- structor in Brown University, became professor in the collge. During the college year 1895-96, an agreement for mutual advantage was consummated between the trustees of the college and the University of Chicago. By the terms of this agreement the college will be known as a college affiliated with the University of Chicago. Students receive credit on the records of the University for approved work done in Kalamazoo College. Those who complete the course on the pre- scribed conditions can secure their degree from the University after twelve weeks' additional work there. Three Fellowships are granted each year to mem- bers of the Senior class. silk S 7'Q 47155

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SENIOR CLASS. Uuluri.-Nile green and Hunter's green. 5l'IIUiin.4Ergatai anepaischuntoi. fljfll.-Razzle, dazzle! Hooolo, gooblef Ra, ra, fix! Kalamazoo ! Kalamazoo ! Nz'1zczj1-six! Qffirzrs. b President, H. C. JACKSON. Secretary, Miss ISABELLA BENNETT. Vice President, Miss PAULINE LATOURETTE. Treasurer, Miss FANNIE BARRETT. Qllaas gap Hnnnra. President of Day, H. C. JACKSON. G. V. PIXLEY, . V Class Prophesy, Salutatory, Miss ISABELLA BENNETT. S. J. l'lALL. Oration, E. E. DE XFOE. Class Song, Miss PAULINE LATOURETTE. Class History, M. J. NEWELL. Charge to Undergraduates, A. J. HUTCHINS. Class Poem E. JENKS. Fannie E. Barrett, B. S., Kalamazoo Albert Ernest jenks, B. S., Kalamazoo Isabella Grace Bennett, A. B., Kalamazoo Pauline LaTourette, B. S., Fenton Frank Eugene DeYoe, Ph. B., Richland Walter David McVVilliarns, A. B., Rives Junction James Butler FOX, Ph. B., Seattle, VVash. Marquis joseph Newell, A .B., Richland Samuel Jasper Hall, A. B., Meade George Vail Pixley, A. B., Lennon Almon I. Hutchins, A. B., Paw Paw Francis Burt Sinclair, A. B., Climax Herbert Clair jackson, Ph. B., Kalamazoo Edward Lewis Yaple, B. S., Mendon