Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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ARTHUR DAY HOWARD, M. S., Ph. D. Professor of Biology and Geology B. S. Amherst College, 189S; M. S. Northwestern Univer- sity, 1901: Ph. D. Harvard University, 1906; Professor of Science, .Englewood School, N. J.; Assistant in Zoology, Northwestern University, 1900-1902; Assistant in Zoology, Harvard, 1902-1905; member of American Society for Ad- vancement of Science; member of American Society of Zool- ogy; Professor of Biology and Geology, Westminster Col- lege, 1906. WILLIAM W. TROUP, A. M. Associate Professor of Latin and Greek A. B. Heidelberg University v ' ersity, 1891 ; Professor of G lege, N. C, 1888-1892; Pr, Carthage College, Illinois, 1SS History, Washington Colleg 1907; Student University of ber of Classical Association 1888; A. M. Heidelberg Uni- ek and German, Catawba Col- essor of Ancient Languages. ■1900; Professor of Greek and 1900-1907: present position, Hiicago, Summer 1907; mem- 3f Middle West and South; member of American Philological Association. OWEN JONES NEIGHBOURS, A. B. Associate Professor of Physics and Mathematics A. B. Western Maryland College, 1905; Principal Marion High School, Maryland. 1907; Graduate student, University of Chicago, 1900. 1907. 1908; present position, 1907. MISS ELIZABETH LAWRENCE RANDALL, B. O. Instructor in Oratory B. O. Emerson Instructor in Qra 1895-1903; same 1907; present po Dratory, Boston, Mass., 1895; College, Beaver Falls, Pa. er College, Beaver, Pa., 1903- 20

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james McAllister shaffer, a. m. Professor of Mathematics A M. Westminster College; Principal McDonald Academy, 883-1890; Professor of Mathematics, Slippery Rock Nor- n.il. L890-1895; Principal McDonald High School, 1895-1898; ' rincipal of Canonsburg High School, 189S-1902; University student Cornell University; present position, 1902. WILLIAM TEMPLETON HEWETSON, A. M. Professor of English A. B. Columbia University, 1890; A. M. Tarkio College, 1906; University Student, Dartmouth, 1900; University of Chicago, 1903; Professor of English, Knoxville College, 1900- 1902; Principal of Waitsburg Academy (Wash.), 1903 ; pres- ent position, 1903. JAMES D. BARR, A. B. Professor of Greek A. 15. Westminster College, 18SS; Principal Argyle Acad- emy, N. Y., 1888-1890; Assistant at Westminster, 1890-1891] Pastor First U. P. Church. New Wilmington. Pa., 1894- 1902; Pastor Bloomington, Tnd., U. P. Church, 1902-1906; present position, 1906. MISS ANNA HEYBERGER, A. M. Professor of German and Erench warded diploma in Modern Languages at the Carl-Ecrdi- d University in Prague and Music Teachers ' diploma in nna; Director of School for Modern Languages and sic at Tabor (Bohemia) ; Professor of Erench and Ger- i at Beaver College (Pa ); present position, 1906; A. M. itminster College. 19

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MISS PAULINA RANKIN ALEXANDER, A. B. Assistant in English A. B. Westminster College, 190 ' ) ; Post Graduate Work, University of Chicago, 1906; Professor of Greek and French, Amity College, 1905; Assistant Professor of English, West- minster College, 1906. MISS BERTHA MOORE, A. B. Dean of Women Graduate of McTyeire Institute. 1905; L. I. University of Nashville, 1S99; Teacher of Greek and Intermediate Sub- jects Southern Female College, 1899-1901; Principal of High School, Georgetown, Texas. 1901-1902; A. B. University of Chicago. 1903; Graduate of Boston Cooking school, sum- mer 1903; Business Manager and Supervisor of Dietaries Woman ' s Building, University of Texas. 1903-1906; Graduate Scholarship in Domestic Science, University of Chicago, 1906; graduate work in, Domestic Science, Chicago University, Summers of 1904-5-6-7 and autumn. 1906; Teacher Domestic Science Manual Training School, Evansvillc, Ind., 1906-1907; 1 MISS MAY ALEXANDER, A. B. Assistant in French and German A. B. Westminster College, 1904; Professor of French and listory, Assuit College, Fgypt, 1905-1907; Assistant Professor if French and German, Westminster College, 1907. MISS LENERL MOREHOUSE, Ph. B. Dean or Wome Ph. B. University of Chicago, 1907; Ed. B. College of Education, University of Chicago, 1907; Assistant Dean of Women and Instructor of History and Physical Culture. Westminster College. 1907. 21