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1 CEM K ii ml A .lzif f f HsilisfiafftAiffsg . . 3 A .ALFRED NoYEs, M.A., Visiting Professor of English Literature, on the 'Murray Foundation A FRANK HENRY CONSTANT, C.E., Sc.D., Professor of Civil Engineering 57 Battle Road DANA CARLETON MUNRO, A.M., L.HD., Brown Dodge Professor of Mediaeval History 119 Fitz Randolph Road GEORGE HARRISON SHULL, PH.D., Chicago, Professor of Botany and Genetics 60 Jefferson Road EPHILIP IVIARSHALL BROXVN, A.M., Professor of International Law 9 Nassau Hall 'WARNER FITE, PH.D., Pennsylvania, Stuart Professor of Ethics 138 Fitz Randolph Road GORDON HALL GEROULD, B.L1T'1'. COxon.j, Professor of English 341 Nassau St. ROBERT KILBURN ROOT, iPI'I.D., Yale, E Professor of English 31 Chambers St. CHARLES CARROLL IVIARDEN, PHD., Johns Hopkins, Emory L. Ford Professor of Spanish Graduate College TEDWVARD COOKE ARMSTRONG, PHD., LL.D., Professor of French Language Graduate College AKVILLIAM STARR MYERS, PH.D., Johns Hopkins, Professor of Politics A IO4 Bayard Lane HZAROLD HERMAN BENDER, PHD., johns Hopkins, Professor of Indo-Germanic Philology 120 Fitz Randolph Road CHARLES RUFUs IVIOREY, A.M., Professor of Art and Archaeology 342 Nassau St. 9FAbsent in service. MAbsent on leave. 1 .:.!,'. COLONEL JOHN A. PEARSON, U. S. A., , Late Commandant Students' Army Training Corps Unit Q REAR ADMIRAL CASPAR FREDERICK GOODRICH, U. S. N., Late Commandant Naval Unit - 120 Broadrnead CAPTAIN PAUL .DE FOURMESTRAUX, Late Visiting Instructor in Military Science and Tactics by Courtesy of the French Government MAJOR JOHN E. MCMAHON, U. S. A., Professor of Military Science and Tactics Commandant Artillery Unit Nassau Club LIEUTENANT GEORGE W. CASSELL, U. S. A., Assistant Instructor Artillery Unit 1 Upper Pyne Qssistant iBrnfessnrs LIENRY ROBINSON SHIPMAN, PHD., Harvard, 1 Assistant Professor, Class of 1881, Preceptor in History and Politics , 27 Mercer St. JOHN WiLL1A1v1 BASORE, PHD., johns Hopkins, Assistant Professor, John Rutherfurd Preceptor in Classics 101 Library Place FREDERICK LEROY HUTSON, PH.D., Chicago, Acting Registrar Assistant Professor, William Alfred Packard Pre- ceptor in Classics The Bachelors NATHANIEL EDWARD GRIFFIN, PHD., johns Hopkins, Assistant Professor, John L. Cadwalader Preceptor in English 132 IVIerCer St. YXFRANCIS CHARLEs IVIACDONALD, A.B., . Assistant Professor, Edgerstoune Preceptor in English The Nassau Inn FRANK LINLEY CRITCHLOW, PHD., Iohns Hopkins, Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Modern Lan- guages ' - 6 Mercer St.
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1 ,.., . , ,. .,AA i ,A , QQD9,.fiBrincetvin -., - YQ1:i1:s..a.-Mirspe' , 4-,' Q ,'.-' T ff, ROGER BRUCE CASH JOHNSON, PH.D., Princeton, - I DOUGLAS LABAREE BUFFUM, ,PH.D., Johns Hopkins, Professor of Philosophy - 129 Broadmead . Professor of Romanic Languages and Literature A . . 6 H d R d 'KROBERT McNUrr MCELROY,, PH.D., Princeton, O O ge O3 Edwards Professor' of American History VARNUM LANSING COLLINS, A.M., . ' Clerk of the Faculty FRANK JEWETT MATHER, JR,, PHD., L.H.D., Acting Secretary Marquand Professor of Art and Archaeology Professor of, French Language and Literature I 3 Evelyn Place 214 The Westerii ylfay JOSWALD VEBLENJPH-D-1 Chic?-gof JOHN PRESTON HOSICINS PI-LD Berlin Professor of Mathematlcs 58 Battle Road Professor of Gerhianic Languages and Literature EDWARD SAMUEL CORWIN, PHD., Pennsylvania, f 22 Bank St' , Professor of Politics 115 Prospect Ave. MAX FRIEDRICH BLAUI PHD., Leipsicy Professor of Germanic Languages and Literature HARRY FRANKLIN COVINGTON, A.M., 42 Princeton Ave Professor of Public Speaking and Debate ' D 34 Edgehm St- GEORGE MAD1soN PRIEST, PHD., Jena, U ULRICJDAHLGREN, MS., Professor of Germanic Languages and Lieiggigiu St Professor of Biology 7 Evelyn Place :l:FRANIQ ALBERT FETTER, PH-D., LL,D., EDJVIN WALTER KEMMERER,.PII.D., Cornell, Professor of Political Economy 121 Broadmead Pf0fCSS01' of -1300110111105 amd Flnglllift R d I h R 1 I2 iz an O p oac VVILLIAM GILLESPIE, PH.D., Chicago, ' , Professor of Mathematics I2 Bank St. XGEORGE BRINTON TWICCLELLAN, A.M., LLD., B I R d XDAVID MAGIE, PHD., Halle, ro essor O Economic is my a 6 Da P f f ' H' t tt Professor of Classics 101 Library Place 4fARCH1RALD, ALLAN BOWMAN, UNLA., Glasgow, XJOSEPH EDWARD RAYCROFT, AB., MD., Professor of Loglcv Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education ,k L , D S P 1 Director of the Department of Physicallidtgcrziijinnead PIERREYO?gl0?O5fT1XZfgT1f1em'at?gS arm, Y N ' . 1 - CHARLES GROSVENOR OSGOOD, PH.D., Yale, HENRXPFOOi1Z1SsOIl2I5?sli1HCI511L1,nl?y, Princeton, Professor of English , 92 Stockton St. Director of the Observatory 70 Alexander St. EDWARD GLEASON SPAUPDING, PH.D., Bonn! I JOHN DUNCAN SPAETH, PHD., Leipsic, P1'OfGSSO1' Of P11110S0DhY 8 Edgehlll St' Profe so f E ffl' h 2 Ed h'll St. . S T 0 nt IS 3 ge I ALAN VVILFRED CRANBROOK MENZIES, PHD., Chicago, tlfAbgent in Service, Professor of Chemistry 187 Prospect Ave. V l 9
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U: , . H .,.1 ..,., . ,, .Q .:.5, ,V IR, .,,, ..:, , ,, ,... , l... , H, A, , ,F9,,La,tJ9f.A.33r!ntAv 0.'ITrrf-.gT31t11:,f,gS WILLIAM KOREN, A.M., GEORGE TAPLEY WHITNEY, PHD., Cornell, Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Modern Lan- - ' Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Philosophy guages ' - 105 Fitz Randolph Road ' , 33 Jefferson Road PHARAVEY WATERMAN THAYER, PHD., Columbia, CHARLES WILLIAM KENNEDYI PHD-Y Princeton, . Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Modem Lan, Assistant Professor, Robert Stockton Pyne Precep- guages Q I2 Nassau St- - tor In English ' 66 Battle Road ' . DAY'ID ALOYSIUS IVICCABE, PHD., Johns Hopkins, JMARCUS .STULTS FAKRJ DSC Prmceton' Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Economics Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Geology . C 1 H ll A 20 Vandeventer Ave. . 43 uy er a . EDVVIN FITCH NQRTHRUP, PH.D., Johns Hopkins, 11W'A1,'1-ER M-4XWEf4L ADRIANCEJ A.M,' Assistant Professor of Physics 30 VViggins St. Assistant n Professor, Earl Dodge Preceptor in RGEORGE WICKER ELDERKINJ PH,D,, Johns Hopkins, Eoonomlos , , Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Art and Arch- , Lawrenceville Road QPr1nceton, R. D. 2D geology The Bachdol-S MoRRIs WILLIAM CROLL, PHD., Pennsylvania, DONALD PRITCHARD SMITH, PHD., Gottingen, ASSiSf2H'f PfOfCSSOY, Preceptor in English 'Assistant Professorof Chemistry 173 Nassau St. - 6 North Reunion Hall , . , i - DONALD CLIVE STUART, PH.D., Columbia, KLOUIS WARDLAXV MILES, PHD., Johns Hopkins, Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Modern Lan- Assistant Professor, Preceptor in English 7 Greenholm guages The Western Way 'tHEREvvARD LESTER CooIcE, M.A., JOHN STOUT VAN NEST, PHD., Munich, Class of 1898 Assistant Professor of Physics I Assistant Professor of Chemistry I , Curator of Chemical Laboratories 37 Cleveland Lane PHILIP ETEY ROBINSON, PH.D., Giessen, Assistant Professor of Physics 128 Broadmead RADCLIREE HEERMANCE, A.M., I Assistant Professor, Preceptor in English RAYMONDVSMITH DUGAN, PH-D-, Heldelbefgy Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tac- Assistant Professor of Astronomy 40 Patton Ave. tics H4 Broadmead CHARLES RANALD MACINNES, PHD., Johns Hopkins, ALLAN CHESTER JOHNSON, PH.D., Johns Hopkins, Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Mathematics Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Classics 34 Bank St. I2 Vandeventer Ave. ' AGILBERT VAN INGEN, FREDERICK' VVILLIAM LUEHRING, PHM., A Assistant Professor of Geology ' .Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Physical Edu- Curator of Invertebrate Palaeontology II5 Broaclmead ' Canon - I Ho New Moors St- , XHENRX' CLAY McCoMAs, JR., PHD., Harvard, XJOSEPH HENRY AIACLAGAN JVVEDDERBURN, D.Sc., Edinburgh, Alxssistant professmy preceptor in psychology Assistant Professor, Preceptor in Mathematics 109 B1-Oadmgad HERBERT SPENCER lWURCH, PHD., Yale, fAbsent in service. Assistant Professor, Preceptor in English I4 '79 Hall 21
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