Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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JOHN PHILIP SCHNEIDER, A. M. Ph. D.. Professor of English A. B.. Wittenberg College, 1896; A. M., Columbia University. 1898: Ph. D., Johns Hopkins University. 1904; Graduate Student. Columbia University. 1897-98; Graduate Student. Johns Hopkins University. 1898-1904; University Scholar. Johns Hopkins University. 1901-02; Fellow by Courtesy. Johns Hopkins University. 1903-04: Instructor in English and German. Randolph Harrison School. Baltimore. 1899-1901: Professor of English. Wittenberg College. I904-; Adjunct Professor of English. Ohio State University, summer sessions. 1913- 14. CHARLES GALLATIN SHATZER. A. M . Springfield Professor of Geology and Biology and Dean A. B., Wittenberg College. 1900; A. M.. Wittenberg College. 1904; Principal and In- structor in Science and Mathematics. Plain City High School. Ohio. 1900-01: Instructor in Mathematics and Natural Science, Wit- tenberg College. 1901-04; Graduate Student of Biology and Geology. University of Chicago: Instructor in Ornithology and General Zoology. Lake Laboratory of Ohio State University, summer sessions, 1912 and 1913: Acting Professor of Geology and Biology. Wittenberg College. 1904-05; Springfield Professor of Geology and Biology. Wittenberg College, 1905-; Vice-President Ohio Academy of Science; Dean of Wittenberg College. I9I4-. 15

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EDWIN OSCAR WEAVER. A. M.. Professor of Physics A. B.. Wittenberg College, 1889; A. M., Wittenberg College, 1892: Instructor in Mathe- matics, Wittenberg Academy, 1889-93: Prin- cipal. Wittenberg Academy. 1893-96: Graduate Student of Physics, University of Chicago. 1894; Acting Professor of Mathematics and Physics, Wittenberg College, 1895-96: Professor of Physics and Biology. Wittenberg College. 1896-1904; Graduate Student in Physics and Engineering. University of Michigan., 1904-06; Professor of Physics, Wittenberg College. 1904-; Fellow of the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science. FRANKLIN SKINNER FOX. B. S.. A. M„ Professor of Elocution and Oratory. Teachers' Institute Instructor and Chautauqua Lecturer Graduate Curry University School of Ora- tory. 1888: B. S., Ashland University. 1891: A. M., Waynesburg College. 1893. 14

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JENS ANDERSON NESS. A. M.. Ph. D.. Professor of Latin A. B., Luther College. 1884; A. M.. Luther College. 1890: Ph. D.. Johns Hopkins Univer- sity, 1901: Instructor in Latin and Greek. St. Olaf College, 1888-91; Instructor in Greek. University of South Dakota. 1891-92; Acting Professor of Scandinavian Languages and Literatures. University of Minnesota, 1892-93; Acting Professor of Latin. Luther College. 1893-94; Fellow. Johns Hopkins University. 1896-98; Fellow by Courtesy and Assistant in Sanskrit. Avcstan and Lithuanian. Johns Hopkins University. 1898-1903; Instructor in Sanskrit, University of Chicago. 1900; Assist- ant in Latin. Women’s College, Baltimore. 1903-04; Acting Professor of Latin, Wittenberg College, 1904-05; Professor of Latin. Witten- berg College. I905-. THOMAS BRUCE BIRCH. A. M.. Ph. D.. John W. Bookwaltcr Professor of Philosophy B. E.. Bloomsburg State Normal School. 1885: M. E., Bloomsburg State Normal School. 1887; A. B.. Pennsylvania College. 1893: A. M.. Pennsylvania College, 1894; Graduate of Gettysburg Theological Seminary. 1894; A. M.. University of Pennsylvania. 1896; Ph. D.. University of Pennsylvania. 1908: Instructor in the Preparatory Department of Pennsylvania College. 1891-94: Pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church. Boiling Springs. Pa.. 1894-96: Professor of Latin and Greek. Sus- quehanna University. 1902-1905; Harrison Foundation Fellow. University of Pennsylvania. 1906-08: Acting Professor of Philosophy. Wittenberg College. 1908-09; John W. Book- waiter Professor of Philosophy. Wittenberg College. 1909-. 16