University of Nashville - Garnet and Blue Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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WILLIAM ROBERTSON GARRETT .... . . . . .... . . .... . . . . .... .... .......... A 1 IZL'7'ZlL'll7l .History A.M., William and Mary College, 1858, Hon. Ph.D., University of Nashville, 18913 mas- ter Grammar School, William and Mary College, 1866-67, associate principal Montgom- ery Bell Academy, 1875-913 Superintendent Public Instruction for Tennessee, 1891-933 president National Education Association, 18912 professor American history, University of Nashville, Peabody College, 1895--3 dean, same, 1899--3 author Cozzfederzzlv Jllz'!z'!ary Hisfory C200 pp. in the twelve volumes, 18993 I-listory of Tezzmfssce Qwith A. V. Good- pasture, 19003, editor Americmz Hz'storz'm! JWagasz'1ze, 1896-1902. JAMES Mooma KING .... ...................................................,.... 1 'Aysics B.S., University of Nashville, 1892, M.D., same, 1896, professor of chemistry in Medical Department, same, 1896-3 assistant in chemistry and physics, University of Nashville, Peabody College, 1892-991 professor of physics, same, 1899-. EDWIN WEXLEK KENNEDY .... .. .. . .... ............................. E fo1zomz'c.v amz' Latin A.B., University of Tennessee, 18803 Ph.D., johns Hopkins University, 18973 teacher in the Knoxville city schools, 1880-813 in the Goldsboro, N. C., public schools, 1881-822 superintendent of Durham, N. C., schools, 1882-94, instructor in history, Woman's Col- lege of Baltimore, 1895-973 superintendent of Union City, Tenn., schools, 1897-993 asso- ciate professor of Latin, University of Nashville, Peabody College, 1899-3 professor economics, same, 1900-. oi-IN IREDELL D. H1Nns ..................................................... Ckemzktr J' A.B., A.M., C.E., Cumberland University, 1872, Ph.D., Lincoln University, 1879, stu- dent in Harvard University, 1882, and the University of Berlin, 18803 professor of physi- cal science, Cumberland University, 1873-993 professor of chemistry, University of Nashville, Peabody College, 1899-. CAMPBELL BONNER ......... .............. ...... . . .... .... . . . . .................... Greek A.B., Vanderbilt University, 1896, A.M., same, 1897, assistant in German, same, 1896- 973 Ph.D., Harvard University, 1900, Harris Fellow of Harvard University, studying in Germany, Greece, and Italy, 1900-013 professor of Greek, University of Nashville, Pea- body College for Teachers, 1901-. HARRY P. WELD ................ . ................................ .... 5 .... .... M usic A.B., Ohio State University, 19003 graduate in music at Dennison Universityg private pupil of Owen Evens, Otto Engwerson, and Dr. Carl DUf:ftQ present position since 1900. MINNIE GATTINGER. . .............................................. .......... F z'm A rts Pupil of George Dury, Carl Brenner, Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, Academie Delecluse, Paris, France3 exhibit at the Salon des Champs-Elysees, 1896, Club Ameri- caine, 1896, instructor of art and German, Sherman Institute, 1888-89, instructor of art and art history, Judson Institute, 1891-923 same, Boscobel College, 1892-973 director of the art department, University of Nashville, Peabody College for Teachers, 1897-.

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OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION JAMES D. PORTER .. .. . . .Pm'sz'dmz JOHN M. Bliss.. . ........, . . .Swrcfnfyf W. R. GARRETT .... .... D can JENNIE E. LAUDERDALE .... .... L z'brarz'a11 JAMES DAv1s PORTER .............................,............... .. .. .. .. ..Prfsz'dcnt A.B., University of Nashville, 18463 A.M., same, 1849, LL.D., same, 18779 Governor of Tennessee, 1874-783 Assistant Secretary of State of the United States, 1885-89, United States Envoy to Chile, 1893-975 member Peabody Board of Trust, 1883-3 Chan- cellor and President of University of Nashville, Peabody College, 1901-. JULIA A. SEARS .... . .... ..................................,................ IV lfzfhcmntzcs Normal School, Bridgewater, Mass., Institute of Technology, Boston: A.M., University of Nashville, teacher Prescott School, Boston, Mass., teacher mathematics, Normal I School, Farmington, Me.: teacher mathematics, Peabody College for Teachers, Univer- sity of Nashville. , L1zz1E L. BLooMsTE1N ................................... . ..................... Hzlviory L.I., Peabody College, 18773 A.M., University of Nashville, 18953 student in history, Harvard University, 18993 instructor in history, University of Nashville, Peabody Col- lege, 1877--. HTRAM ALBERT VANCE .... ...... . ...... .......... .... . . ...... .... .... .... ...... E n g Z z ' M A.B., Hamilton College, 18883 Ph.D., Jena, Germany, 1893, assistant librarian and instructor in history, Hamilton College, 1888-1889, professor of English, University of Nashville, Peabody College, 1889-. ALBERT P. BOURLAND.. ............................ .................. .E fzglish Lzleralure A.M., Southwestern Baptist University, scholarship in modern languages, Vanderbilt University, 18825 professor of English language and literature, Southwestern Baptist University, 1883-90, instructor in Monteagle Summer Schools, 1887-91, manager of Monteagle Assembly, 1892-98, superintendent of same, 1899, professor of English liter- ature, Peabody College for Teachers, 1890-. CHARLES EDGAR LITTLE . . . .......... . .. . ..... .. .... . ........ ........ ......... . . Latin A.B., University of Nashville, 1891g graduate student, University of Chicago, 18963 Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, 1899, instructor in Latin and mathematics, University of Nashville, Peabody College, 1891-995 professor of Latin, same, 1899-3 author of 171016.17 lo Chandogya Uparzishad, 1900.

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MARY PHILIPPA JONES .......... .......... . ...................... ...... P r imafgf Mofhods Graduate of State Normal College, Florence Ala., Cook County Normal School, Chi- cago, Ill., and Teachers' College, Columbia University, New York, instructor in Synod- ical Female College, Florence, Ala., 1884-89, instructor and critic teacher in State Nor- mal College, Florence, Ala., 1890-92, principal of Model School, Girls' Normal and Industrial College, Milledgeville, Ga., 1892-98, assistant in Horace Mann School, Teach- ers' College, New York, 1899-1900, primary teacher in Winthrop Model School, 1900-, instructor in primary methods, Peabody College for Teachers, 1900-. CAROLINE CARPENTER. ......., .... .............. I f VZ'IZl'kL'SfL'7' Chair of flY0ll'L'7'7l Ll71Zg7lflg'6'.S' Student in Greensboro Female College, Trinity College, N. C., Vanderbilt University, College de France, University of Paris, instructor of modern languages, University of Nashville, Peabody College for Teachers, 1903-. PRIESTLY HARTWELL MANNING. .....,.... ........................... I Jiology and Geology A.B., University of Nashville, 1890, A.M., same, 1891, student in summer school, Har- vard University, 1889-93, graduate student of University of Chicago, summer terms, 1899-1901, instructor Montgomery Bell Academy, 1882-, instructor in geology, Univer- sity of Nashville, 1895-1901. ALBERT TENNYSON BARRETT.. .... .. .. . .... . .. .... .. .. ...... .................. E !l'2ll'llfZ'U7Z A.B., University of Rochester, 1869, A.M., same, 1871, LL.D., Southwestern Baptist University, 1881, professor of mathematics, Mary Sharp College, 1871-1888, principal of Chattanooga, Tenn., high school, 1889-92, superintendent of Chattanooga, Tenn., schools, 1892-1903. HARVEY ANDREW PETERSON. .... . .. .. .. ........ .............. E duration and Philosophy A.B., University of Chicago, 1897, graduate student in philosophy, Harvard University, 1899-1902, A.M., same, 1900, principal Mt. Pleasant public schools, St. Louis, Mo., 1897-99, professor of philosophy and education, University of Nashville, Peabody Col- lege for Teachers, 1903--. IO!-IN WILLARD BRISTER ........ .. ........ ................................. M ozhomohcs A.B., University of Nashville, 1892, A.M., same, 1893, graduate student University of Chicago, 1895-96, instructor in mathematics and history, Montgomery Bell Academy, 1890-95, 1896-1903. S. M. D. CLARK .. . .... ............................. P rz'2zcz'fra! Morztg'o1f1o:gf Be!! Academy A.B., Kenyan College, 1861, A.M., same, 1865, assistant grammar department, Mont- gomery Bell Academy, 1869, principal grammar department, same, 1870, principal of the Montgomery Bell Academy, 1886. ARISTINE G. GLOVER ................................... Prz'hcz'pa! Winthrop Mode! School A.B., University of Nashville, Peabody College, student of Normal training at Teachers' College, Ypsilanti, Mich., principal of high school, Niles, Mich., superintendent of pub- lic schools, West Duluth, Minn., principal Winthrop Model School, Peabody College for Teachers.