Reed College - Griffin Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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. . . lv'r: ryV KIfl W-r'xwvrn'i m1 REED :xmzvinrnreuvzawpmfgeqmwmmwmruwierawygrm unw'z-nerrr-P- .uenvusaen-zw-unvunrny'uxu-v, ,:; . COLLEGE ANNUAL 4- 1915 Kenneth Scott Latourette Lecturer in History 1914-1915 After graduation from McMinnviIle College in 1904, Dr. Latourette spent five years at Yale University where he ob- taind the degrees of A. 13., A. M. and Ph. D. For the year 1909-1910 he was traveling secre- tary 0f the Student V01- unteer Movement, and since 1910 has been professor of history in Yale College in China. He came to Reed last fall as lecturer in history, and has since been elected assistant professor. Dr. Latourette has helpt to direct the activities of the col- lege Christian Association. He has conducted Bible and mis- sion study classes for the men and has stimulated interest in the Student Volunteer Movement and in foren missions generally. L;A:.ta..: :li - -'AJ:'.'.I .- --2-r-: - cm:.:,:. .-... -' -i-;-,i-l .1. tn-zi-Lp.;et, , - u ,w. -7: 1- .727. s .k-:; ..-9e- e,p- - . 3..., ; . 1 - - - hum :1.1-..;-;.: W::':: -. 4 umuluhhsmgdh1.1m;:..4:1w.hm5:52 , t E'h$!.$$:33;5:5mummumhui;:.:Z..:;;.s;;lh.'..;a...au.-;;:-z;;.-..-.;..;.-1.:;;.;:;;;.mull - Harold Guy Merriam Assistant Professor of English Since 1913 Professor Merriam holds the degree of AB. from the University of Wyoming and degrees of B. A. and A. M. from the Honor Scool of English Language and Literature, Lincoln College, Oxford, having been Rhodes Scolar from Wyoming. From 1908 to 1910 he was instructor in English at Whitman College, he spent the folloing year in graduate work at Har- vard, and was instructor in English literature at Beloit College for the years 1911-1913. He came to Reed in 1913. ?- JLJ-L': :L'17- ' -

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5.x: ... REED COLLEGE PXFKNIJPxL J osephine Hammond Professor of English Since 1913 Professor Hammond is a graduate of the Bos- ton Normal Scool, and holds the degree of S. B. from Columbia Univer- sity. From 1899 to 1907 she taut in the Roxbury tMassachusettw High Scool, and from 1907 to 1903 she was hed 0f the Department of English in the High Scool of Practical Arts, Boston. Professor Hammond is the author of a volume of lyric poems and the morality, Everyzuommfs Road. Since she has been at Reed she has been chairman of the faculty committee on dramatics and honorary member of the Drama Club. Under her guidance the work of the club has come to haul an important place in the list of college activities. - , .. 1 . .- :1 3 . s::::rgne,-::mywannrrnfsfnzemft2:353:35:t????fmwfoffZ-rlw? r '52-;- 3' $1. . a 1915 '3 . l'l'l-K'E'ut-vg'r Ivum, i ' -;-;-, ,., ' ;1L: :. .' get 3.1:: :1: .3'3--:;---.:.' Irriguze ?e.!::r0n !:-.43,:.3. UH Hudson Bridge Hastings Professor of Mecanical Drawing and Surveying 1912-1914 Professor Hastings graduated from the Mas- sachusetts Institute of Tecnology in 1907, with the degree of S. B. Until 1911 he taut mecanical drawing and surveying at Bowdoin College, and servd as consulting en- gineer in connection with varius public works and commissions in the East. 111 1911 he was elected professor of meeanical drawing and smu veying at Reed College. The past year Professor Hastings has spent in the East preparing for courses in business administration, which he wil offer at Reed College in 1915-1916.

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REED COLLEGE AFHWJAL William Conger Morgan Professor of Chemistry Since 1913 Dr. Morgan holds his bachelors and doctofs degrees from Yale Uni- versity. From 1899 to 1901 he was professor of chemistry at VVashburn College, and from 1901 to 1912 was instructor and assistant professor at the University of Cali- fornia. He traveld in Europe during the winter of 1912. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, and of scientific societies. He is the author of three text books on chemistry, and has contributed to scientific jurnals. Since coming to Reed Dr. Morgan has been activ as a lecturer in and outside the Reed Extension courses. ? 1915 UN William Fielding Ogburn Professor of Economics and Sociology Since 1912 Dr. Ogburn graduated from Mercer University in 1905 with the degree of S. B. In 1909 and 1912 he receivd the de- grees of A. M. and Ph. D. from Columbia University. For the year 1911-1912 he was instructor in history and politics at Princeton. In 1912 he came to Reed College as professor of sociology and economics. Dr. Ogburn is interested in student. affairs, and does much to stimulate student discussion and contact with civic life.