Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Henry Briggs North ENRY BRICCS NORTH, was horn at Janesville, W'is,, january 14, 1879. He received his early education at the puhlic schools of that place, and then entered the University of Wisconsin. graduating from the School of Pharmacy in 1902, and getting the degree of l3,Se. in 1904 and the degree of MA. in IQO6 from the same institution. After graduating from the School of Pharmacy Dr. North was made an Instructor in Chemistry at Vlfisconsin and continued in that capacity until 1907, when he resigned his position in order to study alhroad. He entered the Swiss 'Polytechnic School at Zurich in 1907, and the following year was at the University of Paris, working under Professor Le Chatelier, preparing a thesis for which he re- ceived the degree of D.Sc, from the University of Paris in june, 1909. Return- ing to the United States Dr. North became Instructor of Qualitative Analvsis in the Case School of Applied Science. at Cleveland, until called to be Associate Professor of Chemistry at Rutgers College. He is now doing research work with various cements, besides other chemical investigations. He is a mem- ber of the Chemical Fraternity, Alpha Chi Sigma, the American Chemical Society, the American Electro-Chemical Society, and the Societe de chimicue de France. 9 IQ'

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John Hubbard Logan QHN HUBBARD LOGAN was born in Pike County, Alabama, December 16, 1876. He was educated in the public schools of that State and Georgia, preparing for college at the University High School, llflacon, Georgia, and graduating from Mercer University, at Macon, with the degree of A.l3., in 1900. Professor Logan then studied theology at Newton Center, Massachusetts, Chicago University, and Union Seminary, graduating from the latter in 1903. He spent a year at Columbia University, receiving the degree of A.M, at the end. From 1904 to 1907 he studied at Marburg and Berlin, Germany. During 1907-1908 Profess-or Logan taught French and italian at Colgate College,gand from IQO8 to 1910 was Associate Professor of History and History of Theology at Colgate Theological Seminary, being called as Acting Professor of History at Rutgers last September. He is a member of the American Historical Association, 21