Occidental College - La Encina Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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ERNEST EDWIN ALLEN, M. A.-Park College. Taught at Mar'- shall Academy, N. C. Post-graduate student at Park and at University of California. Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy at Occidental 1902. BLANCHE DE CLAIRBEAU-WILSON.-Normal School, Paris, France. Miss Singers Institute, Frankfurt, Germany. Professor of French in Occidental 1897. REV. I. A. STEVENSON, B. A.-Washington and Jefferson College. VVestern Theological Seminary. Pastoral work for seven years. President of Mary Holmes Seminary. Dean and Professor of Bible at Occidental 1905. MARY C. CUNNINGHAM.--Special work with Chicago University and University of Pennsylvania. Tutored at Madison University. Lecturer. In- structor in English at Occidental I905. Professor of Literature and English at Occidental 1905. AUGUSTUS FARNHAM SHAW, A. M.-Received B. A. and A. M. from Yale. Taught in Westm nstcr School, Illinois College and MacKenzie College, Brazil. Professor of Physics and Chemistry at Occidental 1905. CHARLES EMORY BARBER, A. M.-University of Nebraska, Scholar there 1904-05. Supt. of Schools North Platte, Neb. Head Master St. -I0hn's Military Academy, Kans. Instructor in Throop Institute, Pasadena. Prin- cipal of Occidental Academy 1905. JULIUS C. BEHNKE.-Language Student at Dr. Richard Lange Insti- tute, Hamburg, Liegel-Meyer Pensionnat, Geneva, Switzerland. Foreign Cor- respondent, Royal Naval Exhibition, Liverpool. Tutored in Brussels, Ant- werp, London, New York, Albany, Chicago and San Francisco. State Normal School, Los Angeles, 1898-19043 Classical School for Girls, L. A. Business College, German at Y. M. C. A. eleven years, and-at Y. W. C. A. eight years. Professor of German and Spanish at Occidental College I904. MINNIE W. WALES.-Dean of Women at Occidental 1905. MARK B. BEAL, B. A.-Syracuse University. B. O. from Boston Scwhool of Ora'tory. Founded Rochester School of Oratory. Taught in Albion College. Professor of Elocution in Occidental 1904. SARA L. DOLE, B. A.-Smith College. Taught in Irving Institute, San Francisco, Riverside H. S., Pasadena H. S., Citrus Union H. S. Acting Principal Occidental Academy, first semester 1904-5. Instructor in Science and History 1905. 15

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t Faculty JOHN WILLIS BAER, LL. D.-University of Wooster. Secretary of the United and International Societies of Christian Endeavor. Secretary of the Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church. President-elect of Occidental College, 1906. WILLIAM STEWART YOUNG, D. D. A. B. and A. M. from Lafayette College. D. D. from VVabash toral work for twenty-two years. Secretary of the Board of Trustees from the founding of the College. Called the meeting which resulted in the organization of the Occidental College Corporation. Member of Curriculum Committee. President pro tem for the current year. WILLIAM S. STEVENSON, A. B.-College of the City of New York, 1867. Poughkeepsie Military Institute, N. Y. First Master Preparatory School, Princeton, N. J. First Master The Collegiate School, New York City. Professor of History and Economics Occidental College, 1899. REV. JOHN A. GORDON, A. M., D. D.-Monmouth College, West- minster College. Professor at Monmouth College and Professor of Phil- osophy at Occidental College. HERBERT THOMPSON ARCHIBALD, Ph. D.-Received A. B. and A. M. from Dalhousie College, N. S. Ph. D. from Johns Hopkins, Fellow, Scholar and Phi Beta Kappa at johns Hopkinsg Scholar-elect at Harvardg member American Philological Association. Taught Greek, Latin and Eng- lish at Polchester Academy, Truro, N. S. Chair of Greek at Occidental 1901. ROBERT HALL TRIPP, M. A.-Received B. A. and M. A. from Uni- versity of Michigang did the work for Ph. D. there. Taught in Kalamazoo H. S. Supt. of City Schools at Port Huron, Mich., and Racine, Wis. Acting President of Central University. Professor of Latin and Registrar at Occi- dental 1901. EVERETT S. MCCLELLAN, B. S., A. B., A. M.-Degrees from Mon- mouth College and Missouri University. Post-graduate work at University of Chicago. Professor of Natural Science at Occidental 1901-04. Professor of Biology 1904. H I 14 College. B. D. from Union Theological Seminary. Pas-

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ANNA C. LATIMER, A. B.-Mount Holyoke. Taught in New Haven H. S. Librarian and Instructor in Mathematics at Occidental 1903. MARY W. MCPEAK, B. A.-Royal University of Ireland. Taught in Ladies' H. S., Cork. Instructor in Latin at Occidental 1905. CLARA EDITH BAILEY, M. A.--Received B. A., M. A. and Phi Beta Kappa at University of Minnesota. Taught in Minneapolis H. S. and Santa Ana H. S. Instructor in Latin and Greek at Occidental 1905. SAMUEL VV. PETERSON, B. A.-Park College. Instructor in Mathe- matics at Occidental Academy 1902-03 and 1905. ALICE RHEA MOORE, B. A.-Dalton College. Instructor in English at Occidental Academy IQO3. DVVIGHT CHAPMAN RICE.-Student at Hillsdale College, Mich., and Oberlin College. Pupil of Dr. William Mason and of Dudley Buck. Taught at Carleton College, Pomona College, and Director of Occidental School of Music IQOO. ERSKINE H. MEAD.--Pupil of Charles M. Medig. Taught in New York. Organist Harlem Presbyterian Church, New York, for twenty-three years. Instructor in Theory, History and Organ in the School of Music 1904. MRS. CATHERINE COLLETTE.-Pupil of Madame Rubo, Los An- gelesg Senor Nuno, Buifalog Madame Adiny, Paris. Concert and opera in Paris. Soprano at Richmond Ave. Church, Buffalo. Now soprano at Pres- byterian Church in Pasadena, and Teacher of Voice Culture in the Occidental School of Music. ' OSCAR WERNER.-Studied with Cesar Thomson in Bruxelles. In- structor in Violin at Occidental 1904. AMELIA FULKERSON.-Art Department 1905. EDWIN S. MERRILL, A. B.-Beloit. Physical Director at Lawrence University and Colorado College. Instructor in Latin at Occidental 1904. Physical Director for Men IQO4. NELLIE G. MOORE, B. A.-Oberlin. Women's Physical Director at Occidental IQO4. , REV. F. A. WALES.--Business Manager. REV. CYRUS B. 'HATCI-1.-Field Secretary. 16