Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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Department of Mathematics Clarence Ahiatiiar Waldo, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics. Graduate Wesleyan University, 1875, A.B. : 1878, A.M. : Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science at Drew Female Seminary. 1875-76 ; Professor Latin and Mathe- matics at Hackettstown Collegiate Institute, 1876-77 ; instructor in Mathematics and Registrar at Wesleyan University. 1877-81 ; Professor Mathematics and Vice President Hackettstown Collegiate Institute. 1882-83 ; studied in Universities of Leipsic and Munich. 1882-8.1 ; Professor Mathematics Rose Polytechnic Institute. 1883-91 : Pro- fessor Mathematics De Pauw University, 1891-95 : President Indiana College Associa- tion, 1891; Fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science: Ph.D.. 1M94 ; Author of •• Manual of Descriptive Geometry. Moses Cobh Stevens, A.M., Professor of Higher Mathematics. A.M., 1882, Earlham College; Professor of Mathematics Haverford College, 1859-63 ; Principal Salem, Ohio, High School, 1867-76 ; present position since 1883 : member of Indiana College Association. National Teachers ' Association. Indiana Academy of Science, American Mathematical Society. Thomas Greene Alfobd, A.M., Professor of Mathematics. Graduated from Indiana University. 1871 : Member Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity ; studied at Indiana State Normal School; received degree A.M. from the Pedagogical Depart- ment of Indiana University in 1888. Eeastus Test, M.S., M.D., Professor of Mathematics. Received M.S. from Earlham. 1886, and M.D. from University of Michigan. 1868 ; Professor of Botany and Chemistry Earlham. 18G5-72 : Professor Chemistry Willamette University, 1876 ; Principal of Raisin Valley Seminary. Mich. : patron of Central Academy at Plaintield, Ind. Edwin M. Blake, E.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics. E.M., School of Mines, 1890: Ph.D., Columbia College, 1893; fellow in Mechanical Engineering, Columbia School of Mines. 1890-91 ; fellow in Mathematics. Columbia College, 1891-93; Assistant in Mathematics. Columbia College, and Instructor in Mathematics, Barnard College. 1893-95 ; student in Mathematics at the Universities of Leipsic, Berlin, and Goettingen, 1895-96. 20

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Wintiirop Ellsworth Stone, A.M., Ph.D.. Professor of Chemistry and Director of Chemical Laboratory. B.S., Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1882; Ph.D., Boston University, 1886; studied at University of Gottingen, 188S; Chemist to Massachusetts Experiment Station; Chemist to Tennessee Experiment Station; Professor of Chemistry at Purdue University since 1880; Vice-President of Purdue University since 1892; Member of American Chemical Society: Fellow of American Association for Advancement of Science: Fellow of Indiana Academy of Science: Member of Society for Promotion of Agricultural Science: Asso- ciate Editor of Agricultural Science. Percy Norton Evans, B.S., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Chemistry. Graduate McGill University, Montreal. 1890, B.S.; Assistant in Chemical Laboratory at the same university; Student in University of Leipzig, 1891-93, under Professor Evon Meyer; Ph.D., 1803; Honorary Fellow. Clark University, Worcester, Mass., 1893-91; Assistant in Chemical Laboratory, Wesleyan University, 1891-95. K.v TiiEKixE E. Goldex, M.S., Instructor in Biology. Graduate Massachusetts State Normal, 1886; Purdue, B.S., 1890; M.S., 1S92; Assistant Botanist Indiana Experiment Station, 1890-01; Present position since 18 93; Member of American Association for Advancement of Science; Fellow of National Science Club. William Henry Test, M.S., Instructor in Chemistry. B.S.. Purdue University, 1892; M.S., 1893. Severance Burrage, B.S., Instructor in Sanitary Science. Graduate Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1892; Assistant in Biology in the same institution, 1892-93: Assistant Biologist to Massachusetts State Board of Health and Lecturer on Microscopical Examination of Drinking Waters at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1893-95.

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Department of Literature, History and Language Thomas Francis Mohan, A.B.. Ph.D., Professor of History and Political Economy. Graduated at University of Michigan. 1887, A.B.; studied law supplementary to history and political science; admitted to the Michigan bar, 1887; Superintendent of Schools at Elk River, Minnesota, 1887-92; entered graduate course of study at Johns Hopkins University, 1893. receiving degree Ph.D., 1895; held scholarship in history in 1891 and the fellowship during 1894-95. Mrs. Emma Most McRae, Lady Principal and Professor of English Literature. Educated at Brookville College, Ind.; Principal Muncie High School. 1867-83; Principal Marion High School. 1883-87; member of National Teachers ' Association, also a mem- ber of the State Teachers ' Association. Glen Levin Swiggett, A.M.. Instructor in German and Spanish. Educated in public schools of Indiana: graduated at University of Indiana, 1888, A.B.; received degree A.M. from the same institution, 1893: student at Johns Hopkins, 1889-90 and 1892-93; Instructor in German and French at University of Michigan. 1890 92; Instructor in German, French and Spanish at Plymouth Institute. Indianapolis Acad- emy, High School, etc., of Indianapolis, Indiana, 1893-95; read paper, Die-Volksthuens- lichen der Poesie Grundlagen Stein mars von Klingnau, before the Modern Language Association of the Central States; other papers read: Germanic W; The Relation of the Finnsburg to Beowolf : French Literary Criticism: German Words in Spanish. Pauline Mariotte Davies, Ph.D., Professor of French. Madame Davies was born in Paris, where at an early age she competed for and won a scholarship in the Ecole Normale Superieure, and five years later received a diploma from the Universitie de France: Professor of French in Bridgewater Ladies ' College, an affiliation of Cambridge University, England, until her marriage; Professor of French and General History in Findlay College, Ohio, 1885-1895, from which she received the doctor ' s degree, in cursu; Professor of French in Milwaukee and Downer Colleges, 1895-9(3; also instructor for last five years in Bay View Summer University. Mary Doan, B.L., M.S., Instructor in English Literature. B.S., Purdue, 1891: B.L., Earlham College. 1892: M.S., Purdue. 1893; graduate student, Cornell University, 1893-95; Principal Hesper Academy, 1895-96. Joachim Rein-hard, Instructor in German.