University of Rochester - Interpres Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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TER? Interpres Board Editor-in-Chief GEORGE CRAMER LUDOLPH Managing Editor ALvIN AUSTIIN MILLER Business Manager BRYANT JOHN BROOKS Advertising Manager CLARENCE LIEER ICAISER 15? Y 'R -S ?.511iif-E ' L' i n, -4 ' fS'fLM Literary Editor ARTHUR HENRY BATES Athletic Editor BURT FRANK EWELL A if Grind Editor . . GIRALD C. BISHOP is li Art Editor . :RICHARD LLOYD VVELLINGTON i g Statistical Editor HOWARD SANDERSON LE ROY i. Statistical Editor . GEORGE FRARY I-IUTCHISON Photographic Editor . . GEORGE KIBBY MUNSON Assistant Business Manager - JOHN ALEXANDER BAIRD Assistant Advertising Manager , JAMES LEES HILTON, IR. X . Assistant Advertising Manager CARLETON KENNETH LEWIS Q A Q ' 4 v v v- v ! QLQAAA AA A 4949 'Jo' 'elmo 0 0 9 9 R ' - w I Q , Q L iam-ff-1 --1 ,g v +.,qvoV ,, Af - 0 4.2.

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. 4 1 . is' -4 wiv' ,PP a ' .3 Y .. .3 -lx ill. ,J ta f A 'ze .o' tr' to l V, 'ii' me 'Ql J- n. 's NTB Otis Hall Robinson Upon the death of Dr. Otis Hall Robinson, Emeritus Professor of Natural Philosophy, on Thursday, December the twelfth, the University of Rochester lost one of its most faithful and earnest advocates. Practically all of his active life had been spent in the service of his Alma 'Mater and the gratitude-forfwhat he had accomplished, felt by those who knew him as associated with the college, greatly increased the grief at his death. g Professor Robinson was the hrst alumnus of Rochester to become a member of the faculty. l-le entered college as a student when the institution still occupied the old United States Hotel building, located on what is now VVest Main Street, but then called the Buffalo Road. He was graduated in the 'Classof l86l. About three years later, after having spent two years in the study and practice of the law, he again became connected with the university, as tutor in mathematics in which study he had shown exceptional ability while an undergraduate. Prom this time on Professor Robinson became one of President Martin B. Andersons most loyal and devoted supporters. The period of his service at the university was one of great beginnings. Gnly through the efforts of men like Professor Robinson has the present status of the college been made possible, for it is the work of the early pioneers which determine the standing and prestige of the later life of any institution. Dr. Robinson, raised to the rank of assistant professor and in 1869 to professor of mathematics, was always ready and glad to assume new responsibilities. I-le became assistant librarian in 1866, and librarian in l868. The burden which rested upon him at this time and later was exceedingly heavy, but he performed his services with his proverbial faithfulness and painstaking care. In l884 he assumed charge of the study of natural philosophy, including all the sciences except chemistry. Poor health caused his resignation from active service in 1903, Since that time he has been enrolled as Emeritus Professor of Natural Philosophy. 'fDuring his long life in the college Professor Robinson gained the esteem of his colleagues and pupils by his sterling character and efficient services. W'e honor him for his high integrity and strongnsense of duty, his exact knowledge and 'faithfulness as a teacher, his capacity in practical affairs, his devotion to the interests of the college and absolute fidelity to every trust. This tribute, taken from the resolutions adopted by the faculty of the university shows what an enviable place Professor Robinson held amono' his associates. ' if f 'rj all . Q' , .i-M: f f .. :-WIC. il K 4 .7 1 .5-tb X 8, -M .5 gt. 9. pl QR WQ ' 4' w 6 l l i f, a. gf 5. J '- Q f az rzzormzs f. Q .N 11 1 A