Randolph Macon College - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Ashland, VA)

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SOCIETY OF ALUMNI. gal II. Ia. DAVIS, PRESIIJIINT. Scif? J. L. ,xR.IIsTRoNo, FIRST Iflffig-Piiicsiimfl-. mi QU R. B. SMITHEY, RECORDING SIQCRIJTAIIY. , 1 E. IV. BOWEN, CORK. SIQGY. AND TREAS. ff Q HON. S. S. P. PATTERSON, Orzltor for .Tune 1902. NST xxrqx QS. ig Alumni Association of Baltimore. BJ Q I4EOU'NDED 1897. GP , E. C. ARMSTRONG, '91, PRESIDENT. fx, 0 1 c. II. IIAIINETT, fm, sacnm-,Im PP- Q, B. F. WESCOTT, '90, 'IIIeI2AsUIzIm. vl . . . . . Alumni Association of Richmond :H'OLTfNDIEI3 1902. S. P. PATTERSON, '72, PIIESIDENT. R.. G. RENNOLDS, '69, FIRST WYICE-PRESIDENT. A W. B. PIEAIICHAMP, '87, QD XYIUE-1,RESIDEN'l'. L. D. AYLETT, I73, TREASURER. I LEWIS MIJK. JVDKINS, '87, SECIil'C'l'AI1Y. f X fx IzxI2cI'TIx'I2 QOIIIIITTEE: K cf? X , . Du. T. D. INIERRICIX, C,II,xIRM.m. -Q' Ev. In 1, 2-'I-.v. f R WNI E IW' XYQ q 'fgyxm A Q W Iam. G. M. NOLLIQY. .. 5 55.3. shi' Dir. A. G. Iaieowx, JR. Kfffx J. J. LEAKE. il

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botanical work at Harvard. Has published some independent work on Physiology and Biology. Several years Adjunct Professor of Biology and related subjects in this college. 1Vas elected to a full professorship in June, 1900. DR.. WILLIAM E. EDWARDS, A. M., D. D., Professor of Moral Philosophy and Biblical Literature, Graduate of Randolph-Macon in the Class of 1862. Entered the Virginia Con- ference. Served as chaplain during two years of the civil war. Has filled the most important appointments of the Conference. Author of John Newsom, or A Tale of College Life. Vlrites constantly for periodicals and papers of the day. In 1882 his alma mater conferred upon him the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity. Elected to the present position in August, 1899. PROF. THOMAS M. JONES, A. B., Professor of Greek and German, Graduated at Randolph-Macon College in 1894. Instructor for one year at Ran- dolph-Macon Academy, Bedford City, Va. Entered Hopkins University to pursue the study of Greek in 1895. Professor of Greek in Emory and Henry College, 1898-1900. Took graduate work in Greek at Chicago University. Elected to the chair of Greek in June, 1900. DR. WILLIAM E. DoDD, M. s., Ph. D. fLeipsicj, Professor of History and Economics, Entered the Virginia Polytechnic Institute in 1891. Graduated with the B. S. degree in 1895. Taught two years in this institution, taking the M. S. degree in 1897. Entered the University of Leipsic in the summer semester of 1897. Here he pursued the study of History, Philosophy and Economics. Graduated with the Doctor's degree in 1899. Elected to the chair of History and Economies in August, 1900. DR. HALL CANTER, A. M., Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry and Geology, Graduated at Randolph-Macon as an A. B., 1892. For three years instructor at Randolph-Macon Academy, Front Royal, Va. Took the Master's degree at Ran- dolph-Macon in 1897 5 the same year entering Hopkins University. VVas a scholar in his department, 1897-8, 1898-9. Lecturer assistant i11 Chemistry, 1899-1900. Doctor' s degree conferred in June, 1900. Elected to the assistant's chair of Chemistry in Tulane University in tl1e summer of 1900. Resigned this position to accept the chair of Chemistry and related subjects at Randolph-lifaeon in No- vember, 1900. 20

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COLLEGE HAPPENINGS , 1 A In X ,, 4 r i 3 ,1 G Ev' ' r il ' PFS CT I1 E 25 f-Pl 4 . M f i ?if??al5 pf 5 him- ' Q , SEPTEMBER. Each train that came to Ashland town Was filled with such a motley crew, That people came from miles around To see the show and wonder new. lfVho could this mob of youngsters be? Old men and fish for R.-M. Cl-. A Some sad, some glad, some mad, som Ch, what a gang for opening day. C SGW VISIT TO FISH. fray, For fear the hsh should homesick be, Aalaiile-N yas Some thought the old G. O. K. T. 7 Should get its twine, and yelling. go xl To elongate each freshman's toeg And by their jokes make sorrow And every hsh's troubles banish. Z ,bf ll I -1 K , vanmh, ,y I Ms -iv P