Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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j. H. McCurdy, a.m., m.d., m.p.e. Director of Physical Course and Physical Department. Instructor in Physiology of hixercise, Physical Diagnosis and Prescription of Eixercise, Administration of Physical Education, Senior Indoor Practice and Theory. Head Instructor in Track and Field, Practice and Theory, Freshman, Junior, and Senior. Coach Varsity Football. He thinks thiiigs through so carefully, once done he ne ' er repents, Because to knoiuledge deep and wide he adds plain common sense. Assistant secretary Bangor, Me., 1887; ] liysical director Auburn, .Me., 1888; student Inter- national ' Wung Men ' s Christian .Association College, 188d-QO; athletic and afpiatic director New ' ork City Association, 1891-d4; M.D., New A’ork Cni ersity, 1893; physical and medical director Twenty-th ird Street Branch .Association, New A ' ork City, 1893-95; | rofessor International AMung Men’s Christian .Association Ccjllege, 1895 — ; graduate student in ])hysiology of exercise Marcard Medical School, 1896 and 1900; lecturer on ])hysiolog ' of exercise Ilarcarri Summer School, 1903-11; joint author “Decimal Classification hw PInsical Training,” 1901; member of the .Academ - of Physical Education, of the Physical Directors’ Society of the A’oung Men’s Christian .Associations of North America, of the College Directors’ Societc ' , of the Society for the Stuch ' of .Athletics, of the permanent committee on International School IF’giene, and of the Ntitional commission on the reorganization of secoiuiary education; delegate to the National Collegiate Association; author “Bibliography of Physical Training, 1905; editor American Physical Education Review, 1906 — ; .M.P.K., 1 nternational A’oung Men’s Christian .Association College, 1907; honorary graduate Sargent Normal School, 1907; graduate student Clark l’ni ersity, 1908-09; .A.Al., Clark Uni ersity, 1909. Page twenty two

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THE. 7HA3.5A50IT --nmETEEIT 5IXTEEH H. M. BURR, B.A., B.D., M.H. Instructor in History of ( ' hristianity, History of Philosophy, History of Religions, Social Psychology, Economics. Chairman of Degree and Thesis Committees, Critic of Lee Literary Society. With pointed phrase and darting ivit, strange tales he’s told to you, Of how he ' s studied human life on Eastern Avenue. Amherst College, 1885; B.D., Hartford Theological Seminary, 1888; assistant pastor of First Church, Lowell, IVIass., 1889; pastor Park Church, Springfield, Mass., 1890-92; professor International Young Men’s Christian Association College, 1892 — ; postgraduate work in sociology, economics, and psychology at Columbia Imiversity, 1897; author “Studies in Adolescent Boyhood,’’ 1907; “Donald McRea,” 1911; “Around the Fire,’’ 1912; “Tales of Telal,” 1914; M.H., Inter- national ’oung Men’s Christian Association College, 1911. Page twenty one

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W. G. BALLANTINE, D.D., LL.D. Instructor in New Testament, Bible Sources and History. Critic McKinley Literary Society. The path of life, in seeking truth, for threescore years he ' s trod, And always he looked upward, and truly zvalked with God. A.B., Marietta College, 1868; A.M., 1874; graduate Union Theological Seminary, New York, 1872; student University of Leipsic, 1872-73; D.I)., Marietta College, 1885; LL.U., Western Reserve University, 1891; assistant engineer American Palestine Exploring Expedition, 1873; professor of chemistry and natural science, Ripon College, 1874-76; assistant professor of Greek, Indiana Uni- versity, 1876-78; professor of Greek and Hebrew, Oberlin Theological Seminary, 1878-81; professor of Old Testament language and literature, 1881-91; president Oberlin College, 1891-96; professor International ’oung Men’s Christian Association College, 1897 — ; author of “Inductive Logic” and “Inductive Bible Studies,” published by the International Committee Young Men’s Christian Associations; student University of Berlin, 1907-08. Page twenty three