Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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F acuity I. T. McGill. B.C.. I’ii.I).............................................. 10S Wesley Mall, Campus. Professor of Organic .uul Physical Chemistry and Dean of Pharmaceutical Department. •I' 1! K; B.S. (Vanderbilt, ' oi: Ph. 1.1 Vanderbilt,'82 ; Ph.D. i 'anderbilt,’8l); Fellow in Chem- istry. Vanderbilt University. '79-'.Si : President Vanderbilt University Alumni Asso- ciation. '81•'83: Assistant Instructor in Chemistry. Vanderbilt, '83-'.%: Student in Berlin, '85-'86; Fellow of American Association for Advancement of Science and of the Herman Chemical Society; author of “An Introduction t Qualitative Analysis. Frederick W. Moore, Pii.I).............................................i.|.| Wesley Hall, Campus. Professor of History and Fconomics. A.II. Vale, ‘86»; Ph.D. (Vale. '901; Lecturer on Sociology. Wharton School of Finance, I'ni- versity of Pennsylvania, ' )l-' )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 (lumplowic 's “Outlines of Sociology. George W. Martin, li.St., Ph.D.............................................117 Wesley I tail, Campus. Adjunct Professor of Biology. A o: Student Indiana Normal School,'70'So; student I 'niversity of Indianapolis. '81 '8’; li.Sc. Wabash College, '87); Principal High School, Indiana. '87'88; Principal High School, Moniiccllo. Indiana.‘88 yo; (Graduate Student. W abash College.90'9I ; Graduate Student. I nivorsity of Indiana,'( 1 'o’; Assistant Biologist I'niversity of Indiana.'( 1 '92: Ph.D. I'niversity of Indiana, '921: Professor of Biology and Ideology, High School of Indianapolis, '92 r : Professor of Biology for Teachers of Indianapolis Public Schools. ’92'90: Investigator at Marine Biological Laboratory. Wood's 1 loll. Massachusetts. '( 3, V |, and '( ; ; Professor of Biology and '.oology. Summer Term. I'niversity of Indianapolis, 9S ; Investigator of United States Fish Commission, Wood's I loll. Massachusetts. V ; con- tributor to many scientific journals. W. II. Schl'erman. C.F.......................................................6 West Avenue. Campus. Professor of Civil Engineering and Dean of F.ngincoring Department. C.E. ■ University of Cincinnati. 8n; Student at Johns Hopkins. '82 '83; Assistant in Physics. I 'niversity of Missouri.'83'85 ; Assistant Professor of I'.ngineering and Physics. I nicer sitv of Missouri. '85 88; engaged in various Engineering works. '80 l. Charles Sumner Brown. M.lv.................................................139 Wesley I lall. Campus. Professor of Mechanical I'.ngineering. X «I ; l’h.B. (Vale. 83 •; M.F.. V.ilc. '88|; Instructor in Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic Institute. '88 ; Professor of Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic Institute. '8 ); Professor of Steam Engineering at Rose Polytechnic, '92 19

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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

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Faculty Wii.itUK !•'. Tillktt, A.M., D.D................................................2 West Avt-mic. Campus Vico Chancellor, Professor »f Systematic rheology, and Dean of Theological Faculty. A.B. (Randolph-.Macon. '77); II.I). (Princeton. '8o); A.M. (Princeton. '80): D.D. (Randolph Macon,’86): Assistant Instructor of Mathematics, Randolph-Macon, '76 '77; joined Vir- ginia Conference. '80; Chaplain and Assistant Instructor in Systematic Theology, Vander- bilt.'82’83; Adjunct Professor of Systematic Theology. Vanderbilt. 83'84 : Contributor to Quarterly Rruiew, Christian Thought ami Centuty ; Author of •• Discussions in rheology. “Our Hymns and Their Authors. and an important series of articles with the general title, “ What We Believe, and Why. Gross Alexander, S.T.D..........................................................1 West Avenue. Campus Professor «if New Testament Creek and I'.xegesis. A.B. (I'niversity of Louisville, '71 B.D. (Drew Seminary, 77»: S.T.D. t F.tnory and Henry. '90); Tutor in I'niversity of Louisville, ‘71 '73; Professor of Creek. Warren College, '7.1 '75 : Author of Life and Work of S. P. Holcombe, Discussions in Theology, History of M. I'.. Church, South, Beginnings of Methodism in the South ; Fditor of Chrysostom's Homilies «»11 Galatians and Kphesians ; Contributor to various journals; Author of StUilies in the Life of Jesus. Oswald Kugenk Brown, A.M., B.D., D.l)...........................................4 West Avenue. Campus Professor of Biblical and Fcclesiastic.il History. II. A. (Christian I'niversity, 8t) B.D. (Vanderbilt, ’89): M.A. -Christian I'niversity. 92•: D.D. (Central College Missouri, ’95). Leonidas Ciiai.mers Glenn.........................................................2016 West Knd Avenue Adjunct Professor of (ivologv. It K ; Student Clinton College, Rutherford College, I'niversity of South Carolina; Fleeted Principal St. John's School, Darlington. S. C.,'« 2; Fleeted Superintendent ( ‘.railed School. Darlington. S.C.,01 ; did Physiographic Work at Harvard Summer of ' 5 ; Student at Johns Hopkins, 96 ; Fellow in C.eology, ' ; Plt.l). (Johns Hopkins, '99); Summers of ' )7 '• spent in United States Geological Survey ; in charge of Artesian Well Investigations in South Carolina for United States Geological Survey. '1 'oo; did Geological Field Work in New York State, Summer of '00; Associate Professor of Biology au l Geology. South Carolina College,'. 'oo ; Fleeted Full Professor ’oo; Accepted Adjunct Professorship of Geology. Vanderbilt, 'oo; has published Some Notes on Darlington - S. C. Boys ; Science, « 5 ; has contributed numcious maga ine articles. JO