Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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Edwin D. Mouzon, A. P ., D. I). Theology Born ill Spartaiil)ur 8. ( ' ., 1861). A. B. degree from Wolt ' ord College, 1889; came at once to Texas, and has served as pastor at Bryan, Twenty-fourth Street Austin, (-aldwell, Galveston, Flatonia, Abilene, and Fort Worth: served Central Chni-ch, Kansas City, three years; trans- ferred to West Texas Conference and served Travis Park C-hurch, San Antonio, fonr years; taught several summers in vSummer School of Theolog ' y of S. U,; in 1905 was given the degree of D. D. by S. U.; in 1908, elected to the Chair of Theology. Frank Seay, A. M., Assistant in Theology A son of the late Governor Seay of Ala- bama. A. M. degree from Southern Uni- versity in 1899; spent sessions of 1900- ' (L ' in Biblical Department of Vanderltilt; summer of 2 in University of Chicago; spent sessions of 1902- ' 03 at Harvard; spent one year abroad at Halle, Berlin, and Oxford; has held some of the leading- churches in Alabama as pastor; is the au- thor of two books: The Gist of the Old Testament and The Story of Mobile Methodism; elected as assistant in The- ology in S. U. in 1909.

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V. Cejnar, Bohemian. Boru and reared in Bohemia. Graduate of the Preachers School at Menkirchen, Germany; student of the Free Church Col- lege, Glasg-ow, Scotland; once pastor of the oldest Evangelical Church in Bohe- mia; leader of the German Alpine Mis- sion at Gratz, and founder of the German paper Alpenboten; founder and for four years leader of the Free Church Mis- sion among the Bohemians at Vienna; founder of the Gospel Temperance Socie- ties, and of a Gospel Temperance Paper in Austria; for two years engaged in the mission work among the Slavic people in Pennsylvania and Chicago; since 1907 Professor of Bohemian in Southwestern University. Stephen H. Mooee, A. M., Bis tori . Born in Tennessee. Student in Milan (Tennesse e) Normal, lS84- ' 85, and Mc- Tyeire Institute (Tennessee), 1886- ' 89, and Vandei ' bilt. 1889-91; Associate Prin- cipal McTyen-e Institute, 1891- ' 93; A. B. Vanderbilt, 1894; Principal of S. U. Fit- ting School, 1894- ' 04; Manager of Gid- dings Hall, 1901- ' 04; summers spent at University of Chicago, and Harvard; elected to Chair of History in S. U., 1904; A. M. Columbia, 1905. A

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Claude A. Nichols, Ph. D., Science of Education, Bean of Summer Schools. Native of Texas. A. B., Southwestern University, 1898, with First Honors ; Fellow at Vanderbilt University, 1898- ' 99; Ph. D., University of Havana, 1905; Tutor in Fitting School of S. U., 1897- ' 98; Pro- fessor in Candler College, Havana, Cuba, 1901- ' 07; spends summers at University of Chicago; elected Professor of Science of Education, 1908; Chairman of Board of Advisors of Y. M. C. A.; Member of the National Education Association. Albert Shipp Pegues, A. M., Head of Department of Encjlisli. Born in South Carolina. A. B. and A. M., Wofford College, 1892; elected in 1898 to position in Fitting School ; in 1903 elected Assistant Professor in English; in 1904 elected Principal of Fitting School; in 1905 elected to Chair of Eng- lish in S. U.; has done graduate work in Chicago and Cornell Universities. 23 A