William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

Page 30 text:

ROSA E. LEWIS, A. M., Professor of Literature and Rhetoric. QC H04 perfect 'woman nobbm planned To 'war-n, fo comfori and command. PRQFESSQR ROSA E. LEXVIS received her B. S. from Penn in ISSZQ her A. RI. in 1335. She spent the year 38- 89 at Bryn Mawr, domg work 111 Engllsh. bhe has oc- eup1et1 the Chau of Eughsh L1te1ature m Penn College for seventeen years. 'AB

Page 29 text:

Vt 7 ' ' ' ' ' P is in is CHARLES L. MICHENER, A. M., ADALYN L- SERVERS, A. M., Professor of Greek and Latin. Instructor in Latin. Deep on his front engralven deliberation sat. ' -MQ----L Lion as an instructor in the Friends' Academies of Iowa. PROP. MICHENER was born in 1861. In '84 he was The year '90-'91, he spent at Haverford in the study of graduated from Penn as an A. B., and in ,87 he took his Latin an.d Greek. Sin-ce IQI, he has occupied the chair of Mast-er's degree. Fr-om ,84 to '89, he was making his reputa- Latin and Greek in Penn College. ,

Page 31 text:

BENJAIVIINE LLEROY MILLER, A. IVI., Professor of Biology and Chemistry. Come 'wander fwifb me, he said, Unfo regions yet rznfrodg And read fwhaf is sfili unread In the manuscripfs of God. H. G, ROSENBERGEP, Ass'f. Chemistry. 0. C, QALBERFTSON, ASSY. ?3iology. BENJAMINE MILLER was born April 13, IS74, His early education was obtained in a district school. The school year 1889-'90 was sp-ent at a small college ar Morrill, Kansas, and the following year at VVashburn College, Topeka. He on-tered the Kansas State University in the fall of ,Q2, Where he spent two years. After a year's absence spent in teach- ing, he returned to the University in the fall of ,Q5. During the summer of '96 he worked on the University Geological Survey. He was elected a member of the honorary scientific fraternity, Sigma Xi, in recognition of his scientific ability. In January of ,Q7 h-e was call-ed to the chair of Biology and Chemistry in Penn Coll-eige, which position he has held sinic-e that time,