Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Officers of Instruction and Government Academic. Biblical. Engineering. • ■ 1 Pharmacoulicnl Fncullie» James H. Kirkland, A.M., Pii.D., I,I..D........................................South Avenue, Campus. Chancellor and Professor of Latin Language, and Literature. X 'I' ; I! K ; .B. WolTord. '771: A.M. 'Wolford. ’781: Tutor in ('.reek, Wofford, ‘7 )-'Si : As- sist.mi Professor of Greek and German. W'olYord.'Si-'Xj : Professor of ('.reek and (ierman, offord.;; Studied and traveled in F.timpe, '8,t-’86 ; Pii.I). (Leipzig. ‘S5): Chosen Chancellor of Vanderbilt Cniversity, '93: I.L.I). I niversitv of North Carolina. ' 4»: Author of A Study of the Anglo-Saxon Poem. ‘ The Harrowing of Hell’ ; Kditor of Horace's Satires and F.pistles: Contributor to American Journal of Philology, The Xation. The Quarterly Itnriew, etc. James M. Saitoh d M.D., I’u.l)....................................................................Dallas. Texas. F.meritus Professor of Natural History and Geology. Moll; A.If. Ohio t'nivcrsiiy.'11); A.M. Ohio Cniversity): Ph.l). Vale, ’66); M.I). 11 niversitv of Nashville.’721; Professor of Science. Cumberland t niversitv,'|S-'7’; State Geologist of'Tennessee,’j.| : Reappointed in'71 : Author of “ Geology of Tennessee : Report on Cotton Production of Tennessee : Co-editor of Resources of Tennessee. and con- tributor to various scientific journals. William J. V'auchn, A.M., I.L.I)..............................................7 We st Avenue. Campus. Professor of Mathematics. AKK; '!• It K : A.If. (Cniversity of Alabama.'57): A.M. (Cniversity of Alabama. '601: I.L.I). • Cniversity of Mississippi, '83,; 'Tutor in Mathematics, Cniversity of Alabama. '57-Yx): Tutor in Latin and Creek. Cniversity of Alabama. '60-'6?: Professor of Mathematics. Cniversity of Alabama.'6.;-'65 ; President of Tuscaloosa Female College, Yjj-’fjfr; President of Centenary Female College. '( •'ji ; Professor of Physics and Astronomy. Cniversity of Alabama,‘7i-'73 : President of Tennessee Female College,'73-78: Professor of Mathe- matics. Cniversity of Alabama, '78-’82. Collins Denny, A.M., H 1......................................................6 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy. K T; A.II. Princeton. '76); ILL. (Princeton, '77»; A.M. 1 Princeton. 79): Lawyer in Baltimore. '77-'8o; Joined Baltimore Conference,'80: Preacher in various Circuits. 'So-’S; ; at Louis- burg, W. Va„'8.|-'86; at Salem. 'a„ ,87-’8 ); Chaplain at Cniversity of Virginia,'89- 1 ; at Green Memorial Church, Roanoke, Va.. '91. «7

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Board of Trust Fx Offu io Mcmbrr' Chaxcku.ok James H. Kirkland......................... Bishop J. C. Keener.................................. Bishop A. V. Wilson ................................ Bishop J. C. Granbkkrv............................... Bishop R. K. Hakokove................................ Bishop W. W. Duncan.................................. Bishop C. B. Galloway................................ Bishop K. R. Hkni.rix................................ Bishop J. S. Key..................................... Bishop O. 1 . Fitzgerald............................. Bishop W. A. Canih.kk................................ Bishop H. C Morrison................................. .............Nashville, Tcnn. .............New Orleans, La. .............Baltimore. Md. ................Ashland, Va. ..............West Nashville, Term. .............Spartanburg, S. C. .............Jackson, Miss. .............Kansas City, Mo. .............Sherman. Texas. .............Nashville. Term. .............Oxford. Ga. .............Atlanta, Ga. £7 Members by Election 100 2 • Rev. Robert W. Browder, Bowling Green, Kv. Ai i.kn R.Caktkk. I’..A.. Louisville, Kv. Kkv. Andrew lli mi r. I).I).. Bryant. Ark. Maj. R. W. Mii.lsaps, Jackson, Miss. Hon. W. C. Rat i.iffe, Little Rock, Ark. 1904 Kkv. S. II. Babcock. Batesville. Ark. Sam URL CtppLRs, St. Louis. Mo. T. T. Hillman. Birmingham, Ala. William L. Moose, Morrillton, Ark. K. W. Pkatross, Danville. Va. 1900 W. K. Cole, Nashville, Term. Sami i i. J. Kkitii, Nashville, Tenn. Rev. Anson West. D.D.. Decatur, Ala. Rev. R. A. Young, D.D..+ Nashville. Tcnn, Rev. I'.. K. I loss. D.D.. Nashville. Tenn. 190» Nathaniel Baxter. Nashville. Tenn. Judoi Ni.wnan Casey. Columbus. Miss. Col. G. W. Martin, Martin, Tenn. J. R. Pepper. Memphis, Tenn. Rev. R. M. Standkfkr. Oxford. Miss. Tlie term of «Ilie,- expire at the annual meeting ol the Hoard «I Trust in I he year indicated. f Died February 7. 1902. 16

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F acuity William L. Dudley. H.S.. M.D.. F.C.S...........................................37 Wvshy I tail. Campus. Professor of Chemistry and Dean of Medical Faculty. -X; B.S. (I'niversity of Cincinnati. 'Sol; M.D. (Miami. '851; Fellow of Association for Ad vanceincnt of Science ; Fellow of London Chemical Society : Demonstrator of Chemistry. Miami Medical College.'79‘80; Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, Miami.’80'86 : Commissioner Cincinnati industrial Kxj osition. 83 85 ; Member of I'nited States Assay Commission. '87; Member of various Knglish. German, and American Chemical and Kn ginecring Societies; in 1870. 'ice President and Chairman of Section of Chemistry of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and delivered the Vico Presiden ti l Address in Toronto on The Nature of Amalgam ; Served two terms as a member of the Council of the American Chemical Society, and. in 1897-'98. was Vice President, by virtue of being Chairman of the Cincinnati Section ; was Director of Affairs and Chair man of Committees of Award and Music and Amusements of the Tennessee Centennial I mposition ; has published many scientific papers. John Daniel, M.A............................................................Central Avenue, Campus. Professor of Physics. •t’A o; A.It. U niversity of Alabama. '8ji; M.A. I'niversity of Alabama. 86); Assistant Pro fessor of Physics, I'niversity of Alabama. '8 j '86; Student at Johns Hopkins I ’niversity, '87; Student at Berlin, 92; Instructor in Physics ('88 ’90). and Adjunct Professor of Physics (90’oi), Vanderbilt I'niversity; contributor to various scientific journals, and author of several papers on scientific subjects. Herbert Cushin ; Toi.man, Pii.D., D.l).........................................|S Wesley Hall. Campus. Professor of Greek Language and Literature. B K; B.A. ■ Yale. 88); I’h.D. (Yale, ' .)); D.D. (I'niversity of Nashville. l )OI); Fellow at Yale, 88 91; Instructor in Latin. I 'niversity of Wisconsin. '91; Assistant Professor of Sanscrit. I 'niversity of Wisconsin,'92: Professor of Greek. I 'niversity of North Carolina, '1)3; Mem- ber of Koval Asiatic Society, 92; Co-editor Harper Tolman's Caesar, I'olman Kerr's “ Matthew, Greek and Roman Mythology, “ Herodotusand F'.mpircsof the Fast ; Kdi- tor of “Old Persian Inscriptions. Text of Ctesar ; Co-cditor of Vanderbilt Oriental Series; Author of “The Art of Translating ; Contributor to numerous Philological and Archaeological journals. Richard Jones, Pii.D........................................................West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Knglish Language and Literature. It. A. Iowa I'niversity); Ph.I). 1 Heidelberg 1; Professor of Literature in the Illinois State Normal College. Swarthmore College. Syracuse I'niversity; Regents Inspector of Litera- ture for the State of New York 1 the I'niversity of the State of New York 1. Literary Work The Growth of the Idyll of the King Lippincott’s); “College-entrance Kng- lish the I'niversity of the State of New York'; The Arthurian Legends (Warner Library of the World's Best Literature): Kdition of McBeth (Appleton's); Julius Ctesar, etc.; Magazine articles. 18