University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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THE FACULTY B. S., 1891; M. A., 1893; B. L., 1897; University of Tennessee; instructor in mathematics, University of Tennessee, 1891-3; first assistant, Masonic Insti- tute, Fort Jesup, La., 1893-4; instructor, then prin- cipal, Knoxville Classical school, 1894-8; professor of history, Baker-Himel school, of Knoxville, Tenn., 1898-9; associate principal of same, 1899- 1900; present position since 1900. Florence Skeffington, A. M., Dean of the Woman1s Department and Assistant Professor of English A. B., Mary Sharp college, 1887; A. M., ibid, 1889; graduate student, University of Chicago, 1896-8; principal of preparatory department, Judson Insti- tute, 1890-1; instructor in Methodist Conference Female institute, 1894-6; instructor in Morehead 1Minnvesota1 State Normal school, 1898-9; in- structor in English and head of Barbara Blount Hall, University of Tennessee, 1899; present po- sition since 1900. Weston Miller Fulton, A. B., Instructor in Astronomy and Meteorology A. B., University of Mississippi, 1892; graduate student, University of Mississippi, 1892-3; observer U. 5. weather bureau since 1893; editor U. S. Cli- mate and Crop Review, Mississippi section, 1896-7; graduate student, University of Tennessee, 1898- 1900; present position since 1898. Thomas Dallam Morris, B. L., Bursar-Registrar Secretary to president, University of Tennessee, 23

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THE UNIVERSITY w University of Tennessee, 1898; present position tion since 1898. Joshua W. Caldwell, A. M., Lecturer on Constitutional History of Tennessee A. B., University of Tennessee, 1875; A. M., ibid., 1895; lawyer; author Constitutional History of Tennessee and Bench and Bar of Tennessee; trustee of University of Tennessee since 1895. Charles E. Ferris, B. 5., Assistant Professor aLDraw- mg XX 1B. S., Michigan State College, 1890; civil engineEn'j Kentucky and Michigan, 1890- 2; instructo VM drawing, University of Tennesse, 1892- 9; reg? 9 position since 1899. Charles Henry Shannon, Ph. D., Assistant 191-ng- of the Greek Language and Literature Wig V A. B., Emory and Henry college, 1892: lizy D ,1. Wisconsin, 1897; professor of Greek, . A1 a s academy, 1892-3; fellow, Vanderbilt unive 1ty,J 1893-4; professor of ancient languages, Emory and Henry college, 1894-5; fellow in Greek, University E1127 9 6:9 of Wisconsin, 1895-7; instructor in Greek 9. fUiE Sanskrit, University of Wisconsin, 1897-8; 5?? 90 x11; . . . . - 0,6 1, fellow 1n Sansk1rt and comparatwe ph1lology, 31 :1 versity of Chicago, 1898- -9; instructor in L in, X X University of Wisconsin, 1899- -1900; present po- $181 Sition since 1900. ,2 James Dickason Hoskins, B. S., M. A., B. L., 'I'st-F 7 ,7-- ant Professor of History E9 11 22 I

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THE UNIVERSITY 1890-7; instructor in law, University of Tennessee, 1895-6; present position since 1897. Charles Otis Hill, A. B., Ph. C., Instructor in Phar- macy A. B., University of Tennessee, 1888; Ph. C., Uni- versity of Michigan, 1893; assistant in chemistry, University of Tennessee, 1898; present position since 1898. Charles Ansel Mooerrs, B. S., Chemist of the Agri- cuthral Experiment Station and Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry B. S., University of Tennessee, 1893; assistant chemist of the agricultural experiment station, 1893-8: chemist 0f the North Louisiana experi- ment station, 1898-9; chemist with the Union oil company, and the New Orleans acid and fertilizer company, 1899; present position since 1899. Hetty Shields Jarnagin, Librarian Graduated from Salem female academy, 1890; special course at Vassar college, 1893; assistant 1i- brarian, University of Tennessee, January-June, 1899; present position since 1899. ,l Winifred Mae Hocking, Organist, Pianist Present position since 1900. KWWA Knabe, Bandmaster vaersity of Tennessee, 1878-83; bandmaster x - j4f0urth Tennessee volunteer regiment, 1898-9; present position since 1899. X9 24