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HENRY J. ARNOLD, Instructor in Mathematics Principal of Gordonsville Academy. Member of Philomathesian Literary Society, and University of Tennessee Engineering Society. WESTON MILLER FULTON, Instructor in Meteorology B.A., University of Mississippi. Observer in U. S. Weather Bureau. Published Monthly Climate and Crop Bulletins of the Mississippi Section of the U. S. Climate and Crop Service, 1893-97. Delta Kappa Epsilon. WILLIAM HENRY GILDERSLEEVE, Assistant in Chemical Laboratory B.S., University of Tennessee. Assistant in Chemistry, 1897. Member of Uni- versity of Tennessee Engineering Society. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. JOHN FRANCIS VOORHEES, Instructor in Physical Culture Graduate of the International Young Mews Christian Association Training School of Chicago. Formerly Physical Director, Y. M. C. A., Lacrosse, Wis. CHARLES OTIS HILL, Instructor in Pharmacy A.B., University of Tennessee; Ph.C., University of Michigan. Pharmacist; Assistant in U. 8. Food work. Member of Chi-Delta, University of Michigan Iron and Steel Club, Joseph LeConte Society. Phi Chi. JAMES BOLTON MCBRYDE, Instructor in Organic and Agricultural Chemistry A.B. and CE. from South Carolina College. Assistant Engineer, R. and D. Ry.; Assistant Chemist South Carolina Experiment Station; Chemist to Frost Labora- tory, Charleston, 8. 0.; Assistant Chemist, Tennessee Experiment Station, and later Chemist t0 the same. Has. published 9 Chemical Statistics of the Corn Crop of South Carolina, Bulletin No. 8, South Carolina Experiment Station; 9A Chem- ical Study of the Cotton Plant? Bulletin No. 5, Vol. 4, Tennessee Experiment Station; 9 Chemistry of Cottonf Bulletin No. 33, U. S. Department of Agriculture; 9A Contribution to the Study of Southern Feeding Stuffsf, Bulletin 3, Vol. 9, ,Tennessee Experiment Station. Member of the American Chemical Society, and Joseph LeConte Society. Kappa Alpha.
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CHARLES EDWARD FERRIS, Instructor in Drawing B.S., Michigan Agricultural College. Member of the University of Tennessee Engineering Society, Joseph LeConte Scientiflc Society. Formerly 0n the strait 0f the U. S. Geological Survey. SAMUEL MCCUTCHEN BAIN, Instructor in Botany A.B., Southern Baptist University; Instructor in Sciences, Eagleville School, 1888 190; Assistant Professor of Natural Science, 8. W. B. University, 1890-93; Instruct- or in Botany and Botanist of the Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Tennessee, 1893 to date. Published monographs on Experiments With Fungicides, on Peach Foliage, and various papers on the Flora of West Tennessee. Member Of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Joseph LeConte Scientific Society. Kappa Sigma. CHARLES EDWARD CHAMBLISS, Instructor in Zoology. Graduated from Knoxville City Schools, 1881; B.S., University of Tennessee, 1892; M.S., University of Tennessee, 1894. Instructor in Zoology and Entomolo- gist, Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Tennessee. Published various articles and Station Bulletins. Member Entomological Society of Wash- ington, D. C., American Association of Economic Entomologists, and Joseph LeConte Scientific Society. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. EDWIN WILEY, Librarian and Instructor in English B.S., University of Tennessee, 1891; Apprentice Assistant in the Library of Harvard University, 1892-3. Librarian, University of Tennessee, 1892 to date; Instructor in English, 1894 to date; U. S. Seed Inspector for the States of the Pacific Slope, stationed at Denver, C010., 1897. Delivered annual address before the Alumni Association, University of Tennessee, 1895. Published uRationale of Southern LettersH and articles in college press and various journals. Member of American Library Association, Colorado Library Association; and Walt Whit- man Fellowship. Pi Kappa Alpha. NORMAN HINSDALE PITMAN, Instructor in English and History B.S., University of Tennessee, 1895; M.A., from the same in 1897; Instructor in English and History, and Secretary of University of Tennessee Press. Member of Chi-Delta Literary Society and Lotus C111 b. Alumni Poet in 1898. Editor-in-Chief of ttTennessee University Magazine? and VOLUNTEER, 197. Phi Gamma Delta. EUGENE RUFUS ATTKISSON, Instructor in Latin and Greek B.A. and M.A., University of Tennessee. Teacher of Languages in Calhoun Normal College, La. Principal Bethel College, McKenzie, Tenn. Member of Chi-Delta Literary Society. Kappa Sigma. MINNIE AVA NELLE STONER, Instructor in Domestic Arts B.S., South Dakota Agricultural College; Post Graduate work in Boston Normal School of Household Arts, with diploma. For two years was Superintendent of the Ladiest Hall, South Dakota State Normal School; has lectured before Ladies1 Clubs, for Y. W. C. A., and taught in various city schools. At present instructor in Domestic Science at the University of Tennessee. Author of articles in the ttSouth Dakota Collegian? and for magazines of domestic science. Member of the Philomathean Literary Society, Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle, Cooking School Teacherts League. Diploma from Massachusetts Emer- gency and Hygienic Association. 16
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llaw Department CHARLES W. DABNEY, Ph.D., LL.D., President of the University HENRY H. INGERSOLL, LL.D., Dean and Professor of Law CHARLES W. TURNER, A.M. Mmhersa, Associate Professor of Law JAMES MAYNARD, M.A. UniVersity of TennesseeL Lecturer 011 International Law LEON JOUROLMON, Esq, Lecturer 011 the Law Of Real Property JOSHUA W. CALDWELL, M.A. U11iVersity 0f TeunesseeL Lecturer 011 Tennessee L217 JAMES H. WELCKER, B.A. U11iversity 0f Tennesseeb B.LL., Lecturer 011 Torts EDWARD T. SANFORD, M.A. U11iVersity 0f Tennesseex B.LL. HarVardk Lecturer on Law Of Corporations in Tennessee 35' officers of the universltv WILLIAM W. CARSON ....................................... Secretary of the Faculty THOMAS D. MORRIS ........................................ Bursar-Registrar EDWIN WILEY .............................................. Librarian MARTHA G. FAIN .......................................... Secretary to the President CHARLES P. GARRATT ...................................... Organist and Band Master JOHN B. GUINN ........................................... Foreman of Machine Shop MINNIE A. STONER ........................................ Manager of Boarding Club JOHN F. VOORHEES ........................................ Instructor in Physical Culture 3? Officers of the Hgmultural Expernment Station CHARLES W. DABNEY ...................................... President CHARLES F. VANDERFORD .................................. Secretary RALPH L. WATTS, B. Agr ................................... Horticulturist J. BOLTON MCBRYDE, OE. ................................ Chemist SAMUEL M. BAIN, B.A .............................. L ....... B otanist CHARLES E. CHAMBLISS, M.S ............................... Entomologist CHARLES A. MOOERS, B.S ................................... Assistant Chemist FREDERICK H. BROOME .................................... Librarian JOHN L. SPINKS ............................................ Farm Manager 18
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