Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Officer? of Instruction an J Government f ca. i9rr)ic, Biblical, Eosiowring, and Pharmaceutical Faculties Jamks H. Kirkland, A. M.. Pii. I)., LI.. I . . . . . South Avenue, Campus. Chancellor, and Professor of the l.atin language ami Literature. X 4 ; A. It. (Woffonl, ' i ; A. M. Wofford, 78» Tutor in ('.reek, Wofford. 79-'$i ; Assistant Professor of Greek and German. Wofford 'Si-'S2 ; Professor of Greek and G.erinan. Wofford. 'Si-’Sj; Studied and Traveled in Kurope. '83-'S6; Ph. I). Leipzig, ‘Ss'i; Chosen Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, '93; LL. I). University of North Carolina. '9.} . Author of A Study of the Anglo-Saxon Poem ‘The Harrowing of Hell' ’; Palitor of Horace's Kpistles and Satires. Contributor to shoe titan Journal of Philology, The Xation, The Quarterly A’erieu, etc. Jamks M. Salford, M. I).. Ph. I). . .... .301 South Spruce Street. Professor of Natural History and Geology and Dean of Pharmaceutical Faculty. 15 0 II; A. B. (Ohio University, 'jj ; A. M. Ohio University); Ph. I). (Vale,'66 ; M.D. University of Nashville, ’7? . Professor of Science, Cumberland University, '.1.V72 . State Geologist of Tennessee, '54 ; Reappointed in '71. Author of “Geology of Tennessee,' “Reporton Cotton Production of Tennessee ; Co-editor of “Resources of Tennessee, and Contributor to various scientific journals. Richard Jonks, B. A.. Ph. 1)...........................................................Farrell Avenue. IL A. Iowa Ph. I). Heidelberg). Professor of literature in the Illinois State Normal University, Swarthmorc College. Syracuse University; Regents Inspector of Literature for the State of New York the University of the State of New York . Literary Work “The Growth of the Idylls of the King” Lippincotts); •‘College-entrance Hnglish” the University of the State of New York ; “the Arthurian Legends the Warner Library of the World’s Best Literature ; “ Kditions of Macbeth • Applctons ; Julius Cse ar, etc.; Magazine articles. William J. Vaughn, A. M.. LL. I). ..... 7 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Mathematics. A K B; A. 11. University of AlalNima, '57 ; A. M. University of Alabama, ’60 ; LL. I). University of Mississippi, ’83 Tutor in Mathematics, University of Alabama, ’57-' °; Tutor in Latin and Greek, University of Alabama, '60-'65 ; Professor of Mathematics. University of Alabama,’63-'f 5; President of Tuscaloosa Female College, '6j-’66; Presi- dent of Centenary Female College, ; Professor of Physics and Astronomy, University of Alabama,'7i-'7;; President Tennessee Female College, ’7. - 78; Professor of Mathematics. University of Alabama, '7S '82.

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Fkhkl'aky 22 —Thursday. Washington's birthday. Junk 20 Wednesday. Coinincncenient Day. Anniversary of the Philosophic Society. March 29—Thursday. Commencement exercises of the Dental Department. A i’R 11. 5 — Thursday. Commencement exercises of the Medical Department. May 17. 18, 19 — Thursday Saturday. First entrance examinations for the sessions 1900-01. Academic, Phar- macuetical and Ivngineering Departments. May 25- Friday. Contest for Fournier's Medal (evening . May 27 -Sunday. Founder’s day. JUNK 4 Monday. Final examinations begin. Junk 15 Friday. Contest for the Young Prize Medal evening). Junk 16 -Saturday. Class day. Junk 17 — Sunday. ‘ Commencement sermon. Junk 18—Monday. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trust 19 a. m.). Junk 18 —Monday. Alumni day. Business meeting 10 a.m. . public exercises evening 1. Junk 19—Tuesday. Annual address In-fore the University body 1.55 i m.). The Commencement Sermon, June 17, 1900, was preached by Rev. Dr. S. 1’. Cad man of New York City. The Annual Address, June 19, 1900, was delivered by H011. John Barrett, Kx-Minister to Siam.

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Faculty Com.ins Denny, A. M., H. 1...........................................6 West Avenue. Campus. Professor of Mental aiul Moral Philosophy. •I K -P ; A. it. Princeton. '76); It. I.. (Princeton, ’77); A. M. Princeton. ’79 . I.awyer in Baltimore, '77 ’So; Joined Baltimore Conference. ’So; Preacher in various Circuits. ’So ’Sj ; At Louisburg. V. Va„ ’S4'S6; At Salem. Ya., ’S7-’S9; Chaplain at University of Virginia, 'Sy-’yi ; at Green Memorial Church. Roanoke, Ya.,’91. William I,. Dudley, B S.. M. D., F. C. S....................................37 Wesley Hall, Campus. Professor of Chemistry and Dean of the .Medical Faculty. X ; It. S. University of Cincinnati, ’.So ; M. I). (Miami, ’S5), l’ellow of Association for Advancement of Science; Fellow of Loudon Chemical Society; Demonstrator of Chem- istry, Miami Medical College, ’79-’So; Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, Miami, 'So-’SO; Commissioner Cincinnati Industrial «Exposition, ; Member of United States Assay Commission. ‘•''7 ; Member of various English, German, and American Chemical and Engineering Societies; in 1S79, Vice-President and Chairman of Section of Chemistry of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, ami delivered the Vice- Presidential Address in Toronto on The Nature of Amalgams’’; served two terms as a Mem1 er of the Council of the American Chemical Society, and, in 1S97-9S, was Vice- President, by virtue of being Chairman of the Cincinnati Section ; was Director of Affairs and Chairman of the Committees of Award and of Music and Amusements of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition ; has published many scientific papers. Alexander R. Hoiileki.d, A. M., Pn. I). .... 9 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Germanic Languages. Student at Dresden. ’7 »-’s l ; Ph. D. Leipzig, SSi ; Instructor in French. Vanderbilt University, ’•s9-’9 ; Adjunct Professor of Romance Languages. Vanderbilt University, ’90-’92; Author »f Die Altcnglischen Kollektivmisterien ’ and Studies in French Versification;’’ Editor of German Text and contributor to many English and German journals. Herbert Cushing Toi.man, Ph. I). 4.8 Wesley Hall, Campus. Professor of Greek Language and Literature. ■I B K ; B. A. (Vale, SS ; Ph. D. (Vale, ’oo ; Fellow at Vale, ’S8-’9i ; Instructor in Latin, University of Wisconsin, '91 ; Assistant Professor of Sanskrit, University of Wisconsin, ’92 ; Professor of Greek. Uni ersitv of North Carolina, ’93: Member of Royal Asiatic Society. ’92; Co-editor I Iarper Tolman’s Ctesar, Tolman X: Kerr’s “Matthew, Greek and Roman Mythology, Herodotus and Empires of the East; Ivditor of Old Persian Inscriptions, Text of Ctesar ; ” Co-editor of Vanderbilt Oriental Series ; contributor to numerous Philological and Archaeological journals. '9