Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Westminster College 15 James McAllister Shaffer. A.M., Professor of Mathematics A.M., Westminster College; Principal McDonald Academy, 1883-1890; Professor of Mathematics, Slippery Rock State Normal, 1890-1895; Principal McDonald High School, 1895-1898; Principal Can- onsburg High School, 1898-1902; University student at Cornell ; Present position, 1 902 — . John Abram Shott, A.M., Professor of Psychology, Education and Ethics B.Ph., University of Ohio, 1892; B.Ped.. Univer- sity of Ohio, 1892; M.Ph., University of Ohio. 1895; Holder of Austin Scholarship for Teachers, Harvard University; A.M., Harvard, 1901; Professor of Na- tural Science, Lebanon Valley College, 1892-1895; Professor of Physical Science, Carthage University, 1895-1902; Member of American Association for the Advancement of Science; Professor of Psychology and Education at Westminster College, 1 902. James Deuruelle Barr, A.M., Professor of Greek A.B., Westminster College, 1888; Principal ot Argyle Academy, N. Y., 1888-1890; Assistant at Westminster, 1890-1891; Pastor First U. P. Church. New Wilmington. 1894-1902; Pastor. Bloomington, Ind.. U. P. Church, 1902-1906; Present position, 1906—.

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14 The 1915 Argo Robert Gracey Ferguson, D.D., LL.D., Professor of Bible Literature A.B., Jefferson College, 1862; Licensed by Mo- nogahela Presbytery, 1 865 ; President of Westminster College, 1884-1906; D.D., Washingt on and Jefferson ; LL.D., Washington and Jefferson and Monmouth, 1902; Mod. Gen. Assembly, 1898; Member Ex. Commis. Al. Ref ' d. Ch ' s., 1892-1902; Delegate to Pan Presbyterian Council, 1892 and 1899; Moderator of the First Synod of the West, 1879; Director Alle- gheny Theological Seminary, 1 889 ; Present position, 1906—. John James McElree, A.M., Professor of Latin A.B., Westminster College, 1890; A.M., West- minster College, 1893; Professor of Latin, Amity College, 1890-1893; A.B., University of Michigan; University student. Universities of Chicago and Colo- rado; Present position, 1893 — . James Oscar Campbell, A.M., D.D., Professor of History and Political Science A.B., Mt. Union College, 1879; A.M., Mt. Union College, 1889; A.M., Harvar d, 1894; Pastor Arkan- sas City U. P. Church, 1883-1889; Pastor Powell, Mass., U. P. Church, 1889-1896; Pastor Wooster, Ohio, U. P. Church, 1896-1901; Member Kansas State Legislature, 1 889 ; Chaplain 8th Ohio Volun- teers, Spanish War ; present position, I 90 1 ; Westmin- ster Semi-centennial Endowment Commission, 1 90 1 - 1903; Association of History Teachers of Middle States and Maryland; National Geographic Society; Military Order of Foreign Wars; Member American Historical Association.

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16 The 1915 Argo William W. Troup, A.M., Professor of Ancient Languages A.B., Heidelberg University, 1888; A.M., Heidel- berg University, 1891 ; Professor of Greek and Ger- man, Catawba College, N. C, 1888-1892; Professor of Ancient Languages, Carthage College, (111.), 1892- 1906: Professor of Greek and History, Washington College, 1906-1907; University student at Chicago Summer School of 1907; University of Michigan, 1911; Member of American Philological Association; Present position, 1907 — . Miss LUELLA E. KlEKHOEFFER, Ph.M., ' Professor of French and German Ph.B., Northwestern College, 1901 ; Ph.M., North- western College, 1904; Two years of study and travel in Europe, 1904-1906: — three semesters at Berlin University; Student of Fraulein Klenem, Berlm; French, in Geneva and Pans; Lectures at Sorboune, spring of 1906; Student of Guilde Internationale Pans; Lectures at Chicago Un.versity, summers of 1908 and 1909; Special work in French with Mme. Bele Fouche; of Chicago, 1909; Teacher of English in Academy of Northwestern College, Naperville, 111.. 1902-1904; Teacher of French and German, North- western College, 1906-1908; Professor of French and German, Northwestern College, 1908-1910; Head of Modern Language Department, Hardin College, Mexico. Mo.. 1910-1911; Present position, second ser-e-tcr. 1911-1912—. Robert Metcalf Smith, A.M., Professor of English B.A., Amherst, 1908; University Scholar Colum- bia, 1908-1909; A.M., Columbia, 1909; Professor of Enghsh at Muhlenburg College, 1909-1910; In- structor in University of Minnesota, 1910-1911; Fel- lowship in Fngl ' sh at Columbia, 1911-1912: Present position, 1912 — .