University of Rochester College for Women - Croceus Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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C R O C E U 5 Z1 FRED LEONARD LAMSON, A. B. Instructor in Mathematics. University of Rochester, l8964 fb. E.g fI1. B. K. Student, Cornell University, Summer I898g Instructor in Mathematics, Cook Academy, Montour Falls, N. Y., I896-I904g Treasurer, Cook Academy, ISQ6- l904g Principal, Cook Academy, l900'045 Registrar, Assistant Treasurer, Secre- tary of the Faculty, and Instructor in Mathematics, University of Rochester since I904. CHARLES CRAWFORD STROUD, A. M., M. D. Director of Physical Education. Tufts College, I894g M. D. l898g A. T. A., A. K. K. Instructor in Classics, Burr and Burton Seminary, Manchester, Vermont, 1894-95, Student at Tufts Medical College, 1895-98g Instructor in Physical Training, Tufts, ISQ6-l905g Medical Director of Gymnasium, Tufts l898-1905, Student at Har- vard Summer School of Physical Training, l898 and I90Ig Director of Physical Training, University of Rochester since l905. EUGENE BRYAN PATTON, PH. D. Instructor in Economics and History. Washington University, l90-43 A. M. University of Chicago, l907g PH. D. ibid., 19085 A. T. Q. St. Louis Public Library, 1904-05, Fellow in Political Economy, University of Chicago, 1905-07, Member of the American Economic Association. CHARLES WILLIAM WATKEYS, A. M. Instructor in Mathematics. University of Rochester, l9Olg A. M. Harvard University, 1908, GD. A. X., 'Il B. K. Instructor in Mathematics, King School, Stamford, Conn., l90l-033 Instructor in Mathematics, University of Rochester, l903-065 Graduate Student, I-Iarvard Uni- versity, l90fr08g Instructor in Mathematics, Harvard, 1907-08, Instructor in Mathematics, University of Rochester since I908.

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20 C R O C E U S WILLIAM DAYTON MERRELL, PH. D. Assistant Professor of Biology. University of Rochester, l89l 5 A. Y., db. B. K. Instructor in Science, Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam, Wis., 1891-945 Westem lVIilitary Academy, Upper Alton, Ill., l894m95g Graduate Student, University of Chicago, l895m96g Fellow and Assistant in Botany, ibial., 1896-99, PH. D., ibid., 1898, Instructor in Biology, University of Rochester, l899-l905g Assistant Pro- fessor of Biology since l905gw Member of the American Association for the Advance ment of Science, Member of the American Nature-Study Society. HOWARD DANIEL MINCI-IIN, PH. D. Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy. University of Michigan, t899g A. M. t903g PI-I. D. 19069 KID. B. K. Principal High School, Niles, Mich., I899-1900, Post-graduate Student in Physics, and Electro-Chemistry at University of Michigan, I90I-03, Instructor in Physics, Detroit Central High School, l900e03g Instructor in Astronomy and Physics, University of Rochester, 1904-06, Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy since 1906, Member of Committee on Revision of Course of Study of Chemistry in the Schools of Michigan, 1903, Member New York Science Teachers' Association, Member Association of Teachers of Mathematics in the Middle States and Marylandg Member American Physical Society, Member Societe Francaise de Physique, Paris, Author of Reflection of Light by Colored Surfaces 9 A' Dis- tillation and Purification of Mercury , Co-efficient of Expansion of Fused Quartz, and several articles on light. EDGAR GEORGE FRAZIER, PI-I. B. Assistant Professor of Public Speaking. Tabor College, l900. Graduate of Fulton and Trueblood School of Oratory, IS93: Special Graduate Student, Emerson College of Oratory, 1894-95g Instructor in Oratory and Elocu- tion, Bethel College, Newton, Kansas, 1895-96, Instructor in Public Speaking and Debate, Tabor College, Tabor, Iowa, 1896-1900, Graduate Student, University of Chicago, 190041, Assistant in Department of Expression, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1900-Ol, Special Student with Professor William B. Chamberlain, Chicago Theological Seminary, l900-Olg Assistant Professor Public Speaking and Debate, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan., I90l-085 Assistant Professor of Public Speaking and Debate, University of Rochester since l908.

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ZZ C R O C E U S RAYMOND DEXTER I-IAVENS, PH. D. Roswell S. Burrows Instructor in English. University of Rochester, 1902, PH. D. Harvard University, 1908, NP. Y.g CID. B. K. Instructor in Mathematics, Pratt institute, 1902-045 Graduate Student, Harvard University, 1904-08, Instructor in English, University of Rochester since 1908. Author of 'A The Early Refutation of Paradise Lost, U Some Eighteenth Century Notices of Hilton, in February issue of N Englische Studienf' l909. ALBERT PHILLIP FRAPWELL, A. M. Instructor in Chemistry. University of Michigan, l907g A, M. Columbia University, l908. ELIZABETH HARRIET DENIO, PI-I. D. Lecturer on the History of Art. V Mount Holyoke Seminary, t866g PI-I. D. University of Heidelberg, 1898. Instructor in Miss Eaton's School, Rochester, 1867-695 Vassar College, l869-70, Lake Erie Seminary, Painesville, Ohio, I870-73, in Europe t873-75, Professor of German and the History of Art, Wellesley College, 1876-96, at Leipsic Uni- versity during leave of absence, l883-853 at Universities of Berlin and Heidelberg, 1896-98g Lecturer on the History of Art, University of Rochester since 19023 Art Guide at St. Louis Exposition, 1904, Lewis and Clarke Exposition, 19055 Author of H Life and Work of Nicholas Poussinf' published in Leipsic fin Germany, Lon- don, and New York. Translator of Life of Queen Louise of Prussiaf, from the German, and Ramona, into German. Art Guide at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, l909. X