Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Faculty .Nt T. A. Jenkins, Ph. I).............................................................2i Garland Avenue. Adjunct Professor of Romance Languages. A T; 'I It K; A. 15. iSwarthmorc, ’S7 ; Ph. B. (University of Pennsylvania. ’SSi : Ph. I). Johns Hopkins, ’94); Kditor • I Kspurgatoire Saint Patri , of Marie de Prance;” Con- trihutor to Modern Language Motes. Gko. W. Martin, B. Sc., Pii. I)........................................117 Wesley Hall, Campus. Adjunct Professor of Biology. •I' A « ; Student Indiana Normal School, ’79-'So; Student University of Indianapolis, ’8i-’$2; B. Sc. Wabash College, ’S7) ; Principal High School, BlufTton, Iud., ’Sj-’SS; Principal High School, Monticello, Iud., 'SS-’ o; Graduate Student, Wabash College. ‘90-'9i ; Graduate Student. University of Indiana, 9i-'92 ; Assistant Biologist, University of Indiana, '9i- 92; Ph. I). University of Indiana, '92); Professor Biology and Geology, High School of Indianapolis, '92 ’99; Professor Biology for Teachers of Indianapolis Public Schools. ’92-'99; Investigator at Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hall. Mass., '93, 94, ami ’95; Professor Biology ami Geology, Summer Term, University of Indianapolis. ’98; Investigator at United States Pish Commission, Woods Hall, Mass., ’99; Contributor to many scientific journals; Professor Biology, Vanderbilt University, from '99. V. H. Sen UK rm an, C. K..............................................8 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Civil Kngineering, and Dean of the Kngineering Faculty. C. K. University of Cincinnati, 'Si ; Student at Johns Hopkins. 'S2-’S3 ; Assistant in Physics. University of Missouri, S3- S5 ; Assistant Professor of Kngineering and Physics. University of Missouri, ’S5 'SS; engaged in various engineering works, 'So-’o.j. Charlks Su.mnkr Brown, M. 1C..............................................139 Wesley Hall, Campus. Adjunct Professor of Mechanical Kngineering. X •!•; Ph. B. Vale, ’S3) ; M. K. Vale, 'SS ; Instructor in Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic Institute, ’SS; Professor of Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic Institute, ’89; Professor of Steam Kngineering at Rose Polytechnic Institute, '92 ’96. J. H. Stkvknson, B. I)., Ph. I). ....... f 8 Wesley Hall, Campus. Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Ivxegesis. B. A. (McGill University, ’89); B. D. Wesleyan, Montreal, '91 ; Ph. D. (University of Chicago, '971; Co-Kditor of Vanderbilt Oriental Series; halitor of “Assyrian and Babylonian Con- tracts”; Joint author of “Herodotus and Umpires of the Kast,” and contributor to numerous journals. 21

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Faculty John Daniei., M. A.........................................................1720 West Iviul Avenue. Professor of Physics. ♦ A 0; A. B. (University of Alabama, 'S.j ; M. A. University of Alabama, 86); Assistant Professor of Physics, University of Alabama, 'S.|-'86: Student at Johns Hopkins University. '87 ; Student at Berlin, '02 ; Instructor in Physics S$-’90) and Adjunct Professor of Physics I'yo-'oi), Vanderbilt University; contributor to various scientific journals and author of several papers on scientific subjects. Frederick W. Moore, I’m. I)..............................................144 Wesley Hall. Campus. Adjunct Professor of History and Economics. A. B. Yale,'861; Ph. I). Yale,'no ; I.ccturcr on Sociology. Wharton School of Finance. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, ,9i-‘ )2; Author of “Contribution to the History of Presidential Reconstruction in Louisiana;” “Representation of the Southern States in the Federal Congress, 1861-1865 ; Translator of Guniplowic .’s “ Outlines of Sociology now in press). J. T. McGii.L, B. S.. Ph. 1).............................................10S Wesley Hall, Campus. Adjunct Professor of Chemistry. It. S. Vanderbilt University, '79 ; Ph. G. Vanderbilt University. 82); Ph. I). Vanderbilt University, ’Si : Fellow in Chemistry, Vanderbilt University, ‘70 ‘Ni ; President Vanderbilt University Alumni Association, S1- S3; Assistant Instructor in Chemistry. Vanderbilt University, ’$3-'S6; Student in Berlin, '85-86 ; Fellow of American Association for Advance- ment of Science and of the German Chemical Society, and Author of An Introduction to Qualitative Analysis.” 1C. A. Ruddimax. Ph. M., M. 1)...........................................168 Wesley Hall, Campus. A ljunct Professor of Pharmacy. Ph. C. ( University of .Michigan. 'So ; Assistant in Pharmacognosy. University of Michigan, 'Sb-’S;; Ph. M. University of Michigan. '871; Assistant in Pharmacy. Vanderbilt Uni- versity, '90-91 ; M. D. Vanderbilt University, '93 . ; Chemist to Tennessee State Board of Pharmacy, '96—; Author of “ Estimation of Quinine by Kernel's Method,” “Incompati- bilities in Prescriptions, and contributor to various magazines. Austin II. Merrill, M. A.................................................62 Wesley Hall. Campus. Adjunct Professor of Elocution and Oratory. A. B. Delaware College,'No i ; M. A. Delaware College, '831; Graduate of National School of Expression, Philadelphia. ’82; Principal of School of Expression, Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute, Massachusetts, ‘Sj; Vice-President National Association of Elocution- ists ’93) and memlier of Board of Directors ' 9,V’99 ; has given public readings in many of the leading cities of America and lwfore many clubs and institutes. 20

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Bishop John C. Granberv, I). I). Ashland, Va. Faculty Cole Lecturer. Wilber F. Tii.lett. A. M., 1). I)...........................................2 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Systematic Theology ami Dean of Theological Faculty. A. H. ■ Randolph-Macon, '771; It. I). Princeton, 'So ; . M. Princeton,’Soi; D. I). kaudolph- Macon, '86). Assistant Instructor in Mathematics, Randolph-Macon, joined Vir- ginia Conference, 'So; Chaplain and Assistant Instructor in Systematic Theology. Vander- bilt I'niversity, S2-'S3; Adjunct Professor of Systematic Theology, Vanderbilt University, Frequent contributor to Quarterly Review, Christian thought, and Century; Au- thor of Discussions in Theology, Our Hyuins and their Authors, and an important series of articles with the general title, What We Relieve, and Why. Gross Alexander, S. T. 1)...................................................2 West Avenue. Campus. Professor of New Testament t'.reek and Exegesis. A. B. 1 University of Louisville, ‘71 ; B. D. 1 Drew Seminary, '771; S. T. I). Emory and Henry, ■yo». Tutor in University of Louisville, ’7«-'7 ; Professor of ('.reek of Warren College. ’7.V‘75- Author of Life and Work of S. P. Holcombe, Discussions in Theology. “ History of M. E. Church. South, Beginnings of Methodism in the South ; Editor of Chrysostom’s Homilies on Galatians and Ephesians ; Contribulor to various journals, and has in preparation Studies in the Life of Jesus. J. J. Rapp, A. B., B. D........................................................... Acting Professor of Hebrew and old Testament Exegesis. Oswald ICugene Brown, 1). I)................................................3 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Biblical and Ecclesiastical History. B. A. Christian University, ’.Si); B. D. Vanderbilt University, '891; M. A. Christian University, '921; I). D. (Central College, Missouri. '95). J. A. Kern......................................................................1814 McGavock Street. Professor of Practical Theology. I). D. Washington and Lee University, ’87 . Professor of Moral Philosophy in Randolph- Macon College, '86. Elected Vice-President of Raudolph-Macon College, ‘93. and President. ’97. Author of “The Ministry to the Congregation. Secretary of the Faculty. 22 Wii.s Williams . 1 1A West Broad Street.