Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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0 9 'Q 'WZ' 'tammy Q K 49 42 J -V32 1 s E 5 I ., ' ' 1 .,,. Q 1, J: 1 , H re -e . 1 - N e ' . -1' 4 ' . H1914 SYLLABUSH 5 ' ' ' we ag, -,B 4 ,l We iff! 1 il ' Q ie ' f I Points to nterest ie First graduating class Northwestern 1859 - 5 V- 2 ,7 Last graduating class Northwestern 1912 - - - 649 if i : ., 2? Number in 1912-I3 faculty - - - 451 Q, Number of students registered I9I2-I3 4640 h 9' .Eli if 5 Distributed as follows: 5 , -' - f 1 ei, Scnoor. REGISTRATION FACULTY 6 2 I College of Liberal Arts - - 1 172 92 E l! Medical School - 260 135 Z lg Law School - - - - 33 3 30 Z YZ College of Engineering - - 60 20 h '-Qtr School of Pharmacy - - 195 IS 1 ii l Dental School - - 507 37 PP, School of Music - - 50 33 l 5 School of Commerce - - 467 I5 gl fy Theological schools - - 225 20 1 School of Oratory - 250 IO fl H Evanston Academy - 460 22 3 f 2 'f 7j Grand Prairie Seminary - 119 I2 li' 4 Elgin Academy - - 100 I0 1 QE 5 2 is , l I 1 .f, Emil, Page 16 51 B

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ie-sw re Eygagg mf-Era is'Ia-sw I WR 51 V J W 14 vang T' '- A 7 A- N - ' A 4 g l 4 S 25 L A B H A ff : is .fl - ai. I 4 vfrrlllw 1 I 595 il I l Executive Officers JQ 3' THE UNIVERSITY -I I- ' I 2 AERAM WINEGARDNER HARRIS, Sc.D., LL.D. - - President f in ' g WILLIAM ANDREW DYCHE, A.M. - - Business Manager lu ' as WALTER LICHTENSTEIN, Ph.D. - - University Librarian fi l ill JOHN CHARLES BURG, B.S. - - Secretary to the President nl! Q1 ,ig H, THE SCHOOLS THOMAS FRANKLIN HOLGATE, Ph.D., LL.D., Chairman of the Board of Graduate , 11 Studies, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts Z QV g ARTHUR ROBIN EDWARDS, A.M., M.D., Dean of the Medical School Il , , A 5 OHN HENRY WIGMORE, LL.B., LL.D., Dean of the Law School. f S ll JOHN FILLMORE HAYEORD, C.E., Director of the College of Engineering EQ CHARLES WAGGENER PATTERSON, B.S., Ph.C., Acting Dean of the School of I f if Pharmacy f 4 GREEN VARDIMAN BLACK, M.D., D.D.S., Sc.D., LL.D., Dean of the Dental School I b PETER CHRISTIAN LUTKIN, Mus.D., A.G.O., Dean of the School of Music li fl! WILLARD EUGENE Horrcnxrss, Ph.D., Dean of the School of Commerce if : gr NATHAN WILBUR I-IELM, A.M., Principal of Evanston Academy f, 5 . SCHOOLS IN COOPERATION AND IN AF F ILIATION 10 l Q f fl gl ROBERT MCLEAN CUMNOOK, A.M., L.H.D., Director of the School of Oratory la: CHARLES MACAULAY STUART, A.M., D.D., LL.D., Litt.D., President of Garrett Us y f 1 Biblical Institute ' L , 75 CARL GIDEON WALLENIUS, President of the Swedish Theological Seminary l NELS EDWARD SIMONSEN, A.M., D.D., President of the Norwegian-Danish Theo- 4 l, logical -Seminary 1 Q I HENRY HOAG FROST, A.B., President of Grand Prairie Seminary I 'S if LLOYD RULAND, B.S., Principal of Elgin Academy j IE i i hi l' U 4, 92 if 5 hail 2 A Alla? li 2 N Page ll E55 be I or E f Daz

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I f V . .' Lan X ., 'E , , X is : J 'san M y in T2 ' 'jr- s g ,51H 1 Q14 S Y L L A 13 U S HM -e.. K 4 f af fix - t-THA gk ails gli Nl, N116 gl , W H1 l 1 if, ,Zi lil 1 l f f 1 Q DANIEL BONBRIGHT A.M. LL.D. g 74 1 Nov. 27 1912 y J ' fi X john Evanr Proffrfor of Latin Language and Literature. l 14 ll T , A Dean Emfrllnr of the College ofLlberalAr1f.r. xiii 1 1 4 l A . . Q Q Daniel Bonbright was born in Youngstown, Pennsylvania, March IO, I83I. ,Z y i Q He studied at Dickinson College and graduated from Yale University in 1850. ' Z The two succeeding years he spent at the Universities of Berlin, Bonn and Got- 5' ingen. He came to Evanston when Northwestern University was in its infancy, ,ll 5 I and gave to the new institution his true and noble devotion. In the words of if f I . . . . 1 , , y Frances Willard with all that was highest, purest, and best in Evanston, Dr. ' I Bonbright was associated from the day of his arrivalf, We are not merely in Zi ,lg possession of man tan ible tokens of his wise ractical lannin for the needs of il 1 1, Y s P P s A fi the college, but his very life and character were unreservedly built into the life I and character of the institution during the fifty-four years of his continuous service. 5 X2 His finished scholarship impressed every student with new ideals of cultureg l 1 ' as a teacher he was authoritative and unctilious' his executive abilit was un- 42 I 1 P 7 Y li l usual, as shown in his worthy bearing of responsibility as Dean of the College of y l, af Liberal Arts and as Acting President of the University. lf lg The pure light in which Daniel Bonbright dwelt was radiated into every part l F of this community. His memory abides as an animating summons to duty, and 1 Q, 1 as a perpetual rebuke to all that is sordid and unworthy. ii