University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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I . . 1 . , 14 THE UNIVERSITY BAD GER. l l, ALBERT s. FLINT, A. M., CHARLES H. HASKINS, Ph, D., Q mf, J 1 Assistant Professor of History. f 1' Assistant Astronomer, XVashburn Observatory. l . . . f . h I 8 6 P .lceton Born 1870. johns Hopkins, 1887. Post-graduate, 1887. Instructor in History at Johns l Born ln 1853- Harvard. 1875- Massachusettslnstitiite o 'lee no 0555 7 T77. I r11 , 1 Hopkins, 1888, Instructor in History, U' XV., 1890- Assistant Professor, 1891. 1878-79. Student Assistant, Cincinnati Observatory, 1879-80, hvlih 'lransit of l , Y Venus Commission and at U. S. Naval Observatory, 1881-89. As- B A. :IJ If gf, l l sistant Astronomer, Washburn Observatory, 1889. Q Professor of Latin. ,ll B. M., Born in 1865. Beloit College. johns Hopkins, 1887. Graduate Student at Johns Hopkins, i . 1887-88. Bonn and Berlin Universities, 1883-go. Professor, Colorado l Q Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory. College, 1890. U' W., 1891, I r i l Born in 1845. U. VV., 1869. Instructor in U. VY., 1869-71: Graduated from College of Law, D., F ' U. XV., 1871, and afterwards practiced in Milwaukee. Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, U. W., since 1878. Assistant Professor ol Organic Chemistry. , Born in 1859. U. XV., 1882. Graduate Scholar and Fellow at Johns Hopkins, 1882-85. D-7 A A Q, Instructorin Chemistry, U. XV., 1885-89. Assistant Professor of Organic l , l Chemistry, 1389. Professor of English Literature. l N Born-in 1842, University of Michigan, 1868. Chicago Theological Seminary, 1871, Prin- ll' DU ' cipal K1n.derhook Academy. New York, 1858-60, ln the.Uninn Army, 1861-65. Assistant Professor of Brincmlogv and Arcmuurgv. Assistant Professor of Greek and Professor of L:it1n1n the University ' ' of Chicago' 1353, and afterwards professor of Rhetoric Born in 1864. Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1883. Principal of High School, Boylston, rx and English Literature for two years. professor Mass., 1883-84. johns Hopkins, 1884-86. Geological Survey, 1886. Harvard, 1886. oflfnglish Literature' U,W,5inCerg79. johns Hopkins, Fellow, 1887, Ph. D.. 1888. Heidelberg, 1888-89. l ' Instructor i11 Mineralogy, U. NV., 1890. Assistant . Professor, same year. V ALMAH FRISBY, B. S., M. D., ' A 7 Preceptress of Ladies' Hall. D., 4 Professor of Hygiene and Sanitary Science. Assistant Professor ol English literature. 1 Born in 1857. U. YV., 1878. Boston University Medical School 1883 Preceptress of Ladies' . . ' ' B 8 XV ll' l - . : -' 'f ' ' ' Halland Professor of Hygiene and Sanitary Science, U. W., 1889. orn 111 1 SQ 1 rains Col cgc, 1880 Johns Hopkins, 1887. - Assistant in English, johns 1 Hopkins, 1887. I11strnctor Smith College, 1888. University, Cal., 1889-92. U, XV., A ASAPI-I HALL Ph D LL D '892' 'mad' Im' , 7 ' 'r - -1 1 r U l JOSEPH JASTRO W, Ph. D., 1 I Consulting Director of the hVHSlllJl1l'l'l Observatory. V Born in 1329- Harvard, nowgradnate. Taught several years Aid and Professor, U. S. Professor of Exljelilmcmul and Comlmmtlvc lkflcllologfl' N l A ' ' ' - - . . . SVS Cadamy s1nceEJ8:2. Consulting Director of XVashburn Born in 1863. University of Pennsylvania, lSg2. Student and Fellow, -johns Hopkins, servatory' IS87' ' 1882-88. Present chair, U. XV., since 1888. 'V wx ws-:mmwifuium-nur -zrvsfviririkimw ' Nr

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