Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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THE SENATE OF MONMOUTH COLLEGE. TRUSTEES. WM. WOODS. V. S. WIER. J. R. HANNA. E. J. BLAIR. WM. FIROVED. W. T. CAMPBELL. A. H. DEAN. JOS. STEVENSON. R. A. WILSON. DIRECTORS. The term of office of the following expires Janua- rj- I, 1S9S: T. H. Gault, Esq., Weaver White, Esq., Rev. J. A. Renwick, Rev. J. M. Hamilton, Rev. S. W. Lorimer, W. B. Bryson, Esq., .. Rev. J. A. C. McQuiston, Rev. W. A. Robb, D. D., Rev. J. A. Ferguson, Chicago, 111. Paxton, 111. Biggsville, 111. Reinbeck, Iowa. Clearfield, Iowa. Xenia, Ohio. Cherrj- Fork, Ohio. Jamestown, Ohio. Emporia, Neb. The term of office of the following expires Janua- ry I, 1899: Rev. J. S. Kenned}-, Denver, Col. Rev. Joseph Calhoun, D. D., Indianola. Iowa. L. A. Hamil, Esq., Keokuk, Iowa. Wm. Burnside, Esq., Oskaloosa, Iowa. Robert Rucledge, Esq., St. Louis, Mo. Judge J. J. Glenn, Monmouth, III. Rev. David McCaw, Hanover, 111. Rev. W.H.French, D. D., Rev. J. R. Brittain, D. D,, Rev. A. M. Campbell, D. D., The term of office of the ry I, 1900: Rev. G. W. Hamilton, Rev. J. K. Montgomery, E. E lilliott. Esq-, Rev. W. H. Patterson, O. J. Gibson, Esq., Rev. J. A. Monteith, Rev. J. T. Meloy, .. Rev. A. N. Porter, W. P. Pressly. Esq., Hon. W. C. Norcro.ss, Mrs. J. S. Graham Clark, Dan K. Waid, Esq , Rushville, Ohio. Oxford, Ouio. Princeton, Ind. following expires Janua- Bellefoutaine, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio. .Morning Sun, Ohio I)es Moines, Iowa Red Oak, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Media, III Monmouth, 111 Monmouth, 111 Ottawa, Kas Chicago, 111 LADIES ' ADVISORY HOARD. Jennie Logue Campbell, President. Mrs. J. B. McMichael, Mrs. Joseph Stevenson, Mrs. J. C. Dunbar, Mrs. T. H. Hanna, Mrs. W. H. Sexton, Mrs. J. C. Kilgore, Mrs. W, H. Frantz, Mrs. S. R Hamilton, Mrs. Mary E. Irwin, Mrs. John Burnside. Mrs. A. C. Harding, Mrs. J. J. CTlenn, Mrs. J. C. Reid, Mrs. M. D. Sterrett, Mrs. C. Hardin.

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Mathematics and Astronomy. B. S., Monmouth College, 1S77; A. M., ibid, 1S94. GRACE HELEN WOODBURN, A. M , Instructor in Latin, A. B., Indiana University, 1885; gradu- ate student Indiana University. 1893-1894; A. M., ibid, 1894; graduate student Latin and Greek, I ' niversity of Chicago, 1S94-1S95. THOS. S: McCLANAHAN, Instructor in Practical Surveying and Engineering. ARTHUR C. JOHXSOX. Laboratory Assistant in Biology. ROY H. BROWXLEE, Laboratory Assistant in Chemistrv and Physics. ALBERT; COATS, Field Athletics. T. ARNOLDSOX, Indoor Athletics. 1

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MONMOUTH COLLEGE. Moninoutli College was established by the Synod of Illinois of the United Presbyterian Church in 1856. During the nearly 42 years of her historj- the College has made continued and substantial progress. The conservatism which has given her but two presidents in all these years, and which has led to the holding in her chairs good strong professors for long continued service, has given her capability in manage- ment and stability of duration. On the other hand conservatism has not gone over into fog isni. Her faculty is constantly receiving new lilood, and the new and old alike are alive to the educational progress of the da} ' . One thousand have graduated from her class rooms, and thousands of others who have not graduated have received from her a good education, and are most efficient men and women in the communities in which thej- live. The College has never received anj- very large single donations of mone} ' . She has been built up rather by the smaller gifts of a large number who have had the cause of Christian education at heart. At the same time a few ver ' generous gifts and bequests have been given her. She has always had the co-operation and help of the citizens of Monmouth, and in return she has been a great means of good to the citj ' in ever} ' wav. From its inception until the present time Jlonmouth College has stood for the development of man ' s phys- ical, mental and sj iritual nature, all at the same time, and in their proper relation one to the other.