Transylvania University - Crimson Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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ANSEL FR.1,Nc1s HEMENWAY, A. M., Ph. D. Professor of Biology and Geology. University of Oregon, A. B. 1902, ihid. A. M. 1904. Graduate Student, Harvard University, 1908-11, ibid. Austin Teaching Fellow, 1909-11. University of Chicago, 1911-12, ihid. Ph. D. 1012. Superintendent of Public Schools, Spokane, 1905- 08. Assistant in Radcliffe College, 1010-11. ln- structor in Biology, L'niversity of Oregon, summers of 1910-11. Professor of Biology and Geology, Transylvania, since 11112. To hold, as't were, the mirror up to nature. RALPH I,Al-'.-xx-'rQ'1 1'l-2 Ri-icroitns, .-X. Bl. Assistant Professor of Physics and Chemistry. Franklin College, Ph. li. NOS. Transylvania University, A. M. 19111. Graduate Student, Kni- versity of Chicago, 1012. Professor of Science, Virginia Christian College, 10111-13, Dean ihid. 1912-13. Assistant Professor of Physics and Chern- istry since 1913. Gently to hear, kindly to judge. Y, -- r

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14.4 HOMER ELMER RoBB1Ns, A. M. Professor of Latin. ' ' f Michi an, A. B. 1905, ibid. A. M. 190gnilii3clPl?'eiaching Iiiellow in Latin and Greek 1910112 Instructor in Latin, Holderness School for Boys, Plymouth, N. H., 1906-08. Washington and Jefferson Academy, WaSh1ngton, Penn., 1908- 10, Professor of Latin since 1912. And gladly wolde he lerne, and gladly teche. ALFRED FAIRHURST, A. M. Professor of Physics and Chemistry. Northwestern Christian University, A. M. 1868. Graduate Student of Harvard University, 1868-69. Professor of Science, Butler College, 1866-68, 1870-75, Alliance College, 1869-70. Kentucky tTransylvania Universityl since 1881. . Who niixed reason with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth.

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ALICE TRIBBLE KARR, B. S. Instructor in Mathematics. K t k State College, 1897-98, at K.2:sfrra..12i2:.i.i ibid B S. 1901, Graduate Student, lbld. 1908-10. Instructor in the Normal College of KentuC1?Y fTransylvaniaJ University, 1902. Instructor in Mathematics since 1902. What then remains, but well our power to use, . , And keep good humor still, whate er we lose? I-Iizxiasr XYOODRUFF DELCAMP, A. M. Instructor in Latin and Greek. Student in Kentucky ffransylvanial University, 1903-119. Kentucky CTransylvanial University, A. B. l'10,, 'Transylvania University, A. M. 1909. In structor in Latin since 1908. Director of Transyl- vania O sl ' ' ' In N I4 rc iestra and Boys and Girls Glee Clubs Music, sphere-descended maid, Friend of pleasure, wisdom's aid.