University of North Dakota - Dacotah Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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-A. '..'y, appointed to his present position in 1904. JOHN 'l'lNGl'Il.S'I'.-XID, M. A. l'ROFICSStlR Ulf Tllli SCQXNIJINAVIAN AND GICRMAN LAN- GUAGIES ANI! I.l'l'lER.X'I'llRl2S. llorn in Norway in lxfll, coming to Dakota in F3792 received his li. A. degree from Luther College, Decorztli, Iowa, in 1885 and his M. A. degree in ISQO. llrofessor 'l'i1'1gelst:1d has made ll 11u1nher of trips zilrmronil for the purpose of studying modern Senn- Lllll2lVl1l.ll and old Norse. lle took up his present work here in 1901. lil.WYN lf. C1'lANlJLlER, lll. A. 1'1eo1f1csso1t or MA'I'lllCMA'I'1CS. -lle received his IS. A. degree from Ripon College, XVIS., coming to tl1e University of North llztlcotn in ISQQ. Professor Chzutdler was the first State lingineer of North ljlllililili appointed Assistzuit lingineer, U. S. Geolog1e:1l.Survey in 1903. lle is 11ow in eliztrpge of all the river measurentents nmde hy that survey i11 North llakota and Minnesota. ORIN G. LlBBY, Ph. D. 1'1zo1f1csso1: or 111s'ro1o'. Doctor Lihhy is at native of XViseonsi111 grztduztte of the State Normztl School: received degree of ll. l.. from University of XViseonsin in ISQZ, :ind degree of Ph. D. in 1395. Ile ezune to our University in 1900 :ls Assistwnt Professor of llistoi ' he was

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MIELVIN A. BRANNON, M. A. 1'11o1-'sssolt or 111o1,omsv AND c111:,'xTo1z or '1'111c Muslzun. Born at Lowell. Indiana, received his A. li. and A. M. degrees from Wabash College in ISSQ and 1890, respeetivelyg spe11t two summers doing research work i11 lmacteriology at the University of Cliieago. Professor Brannon has filled l1is present position since ISQ4. JOHN MACNIIE, N. A. l'R0l'l'IF-SOR Ulf 'l'llli FNICNCII AND SIHXNISII LANGUAGES A N ll I.l'I'liRA'l'UltliS, AND Sl2t'Rli'l'.XRY Ulf 'I' HE l'ACIlL'l'Y. Professor Maenie is a native of Scotland: studied 111 University of Glasgow and holds degree of M. A. l.l'tllll Yale. lle came to this University in 1885, and till IQOZ was Professor of French and Gernian. lle has pnhlished :1 treatise lllltlll the 'I'heo1'y of Algebraic l':tlll1lll0llS, and a text-hook on lilementary VERNON P. SQUIRIES, M. A. l'liUlflCSStJR ol-' 'rms 15Nu1.1s11 1.ANc:U,xf:1: AND 1.1T1z11,1'1'u111s. Born at Cortland, N. Y.g graduated from State Normal School i11 ISS5, and from Brown University in T889 with degree of ll. A. He was Fellow in linglish at the University of Chicago from ISQ3 to INQ7, receiving l1is M. A. degree in 1395. Professor Squires has been at the University since 1897 with the exception of 0110 year. 18

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GEO. W. S'l'l2WAR'l', Ph. D. vizolflcssola or 1'ux's1es. llorn in St. Louis, M0.g received degree of B. A. from De Pauw University in 1898, Hllll degree of Ph. D. from Cornell University in 1901. D1'. Stewart came to North Dakota University in IOO3 as Assistant llrofessor of Physics, assuming his present position in the fall of 1904. GEO. ST. JOHN PIERROTT, B. A. .xss1s'1'.'xN'1' vlaoificssolt or oluclak AND LA'1'1N. Professor Perrott was horn in lfuglandg graduated from WVoreester College. Oxford. in 1878. He came to the University in 1891 as instructor in Latin and Greek. lle heeame Assistant Professor in these subjects in tl1e fall of 1897. :XR'l'llUlx C. LLONARD, Ph. D. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR UF GEOLOGY AND MlNIER.Xl.0llY AND S'l'A'l'lE tllEOLOGlS'l'. Born in New York: graduate of Oherlin College: received degree of Ph. ll. from Johns llopkins University in 1898. Ile has heeu connected with the State Geological Surveys of Maryland a11d lowa, heiug Assistant State Geologist on the latter until IOOS. Dr. l.eonard took up his present work in 1903. 20