Tufts University - Jumbo Yearbook (Medford, MA)

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LIBERAL ARTS FACULTY

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Faculty Roll PEES I DENT John Albert Cousens, LL.I). Frank George Wren, A.M. School of Liberal Arts and Pr Edith Linwood Bush, A.B. Jackson Collge for Women. Herbert Vincent Neal, Pli.D. «—7 ? Graduate School. -- Edwin Butler Rollins, B.S. Acting Dean, Engineering School and Bromfield-Pearson School. Caroline Martin Robinson, A.B. Vice-Dean of Women. SECRETARY TO FACULTIES George Stewart Miller, A.M. School of Liberal Arts, Jackson College for Women, Engineering School, School of Religion and Graduate School. PROFESSORS J. A. C. Fagginger Auer, B.D., Ph.D. Arts and Sciences; Church History and PI’’ 1 “ ™ George Preston Bacon, A.M. Arts and Sciences; Physics (1919). Crosby Fred Baker, M.S. Arts and Sciences; Analytical Chemistry (1911). Harry Poole Burden, B.S. I yQ fa Arts and Sciences; Civil Engineering (1913). fiT.f • +JAAsidL Charles Harris Chase, S.B. Arts and Sciences; Steam Engineering (189(5). Samuel Lucas Conner, M.S. Arts and Sciences; Civil Engineering (1909). William Kendall Denison, A.M. Arts and Sciences; Latin Language and Literature (1897). Frank Williams Durkee, A.M., Sc.D. Arts and Sciences; Chemistry (1889). Walter Elwood Farnham, B.S. Arts and Scien ces; Graphics (1919). Charles Ernest Fay, A.M., Litt.D. Arts and Sciences; Wade Professor of Modern Languages (1808). 9

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19 2 7 Albert Hatton Gilmer, A.M. Arts and Sciences; Dramatic Literature, Fletcher Foundation (1910). Robert Chenault Givler, Ph.D. Arts and Sciences; Philosophy, Fletcher Foundation (1918). Charles Gott, A.M., Ph.D. Arts and Sciences; English, Fletcher Foundation (1925). Charles Henry Gray, Ph.D. Arts and Sciences; English (1915). Frank Oliver Hall, D.D. Arts and Sciences; Homiletics and Philosophy (1920). Halford Lancaster Hoskins, A.M., Ph.D. Arts and Sciences; Dickson Professor of English and American History (1920) Fred Dayton Lambert, A.M., Ph.D. Arts and Sciences; Botany (1900). Alfred Church Lane, A.M., Ph.D., Sc.D. Arts and Sciences; Pearson Professor of Geology and Mineralogy (1909). Leo Rich Lewis, A.M., Litt.D. Arts and Sciences; Music, Fletcher Foundation (1892). Lee Sullivan McCollester, S.T.D. Arts and Sciences; Packard Professor of Christian Theology (1912). Edgar MacNaughton, M.E. Arts and Sciences; Mechanical Engineering (1914). Joseph Mayer, Ph.D. Arts and Sciences; Economics and Sociology (1924). Newell Carroll Maynard, A.B. Arts and Sciences; Oratory, Fletcher ' Eoundation (1922). William Richard Ransom, A.M. A rts and Sciences; Mathematics (1900). William Howell Reed, A.M. Arts and Sciences; Germanic Languages (1904). Frank Elias Seavey, A.M. Arts and Sciences; English (1908). Clarence Russell Skinner, A.M., D.D. Arts and Sciences; Woodbridge Professor Applied Christianity (1914). Carlton Ames Wheeler, A.M. Arts and Sciences; Romance Languages (1926). David Elbridge Worrall, Ph.D. Arts and Sciences; Organic Chemistry (1919). Edwin Hanscom Wright, B.S. Arts and Sciences; Civil Engineering (1918). William Frank Wyatt, Ph.D. Arts and Sciences; Greek (1914). ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Robinson Abbott, B.S. Arts and Sciences; Civil Engineering (1919). Harris Marshall Chadwell, A.M., Ph.D. Arts and Sciences; Physical Chemistry (1923). ll