Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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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

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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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WILLIAM ELIJAH ANDERSON. A. B.. Ph. D.. Andrew D. Weikert Professor of Mathematics A. B.. Wittenberg College. 1902: Instructor in Mathematics. Mansfield High School. Ohio, 1902-05: Professor of Mathematics, Midland College. Atchison. Kans.. 1905-08: Graduate Student of Mathematics. University of Chicago, summer quarters. 1905. 1908, 1909: Acting Professor of Mathematics. Wittenberg College. 1908-10: Harrison Foundation Fellow, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. 1911-12: Instructor. University of Pennsylvania, 1912-13: Ph. D.. University of Pennsylvania. 1913: Andrew D. Weikert Professor of Mathematics. Wittenberg College. I910-. HETTIE BEARCE HOCHDOERFER. A. B.. A. M„ Professor of French A. B.. Wittenberg College, 1896: A. M.. Wit- tenberg College. 1899: Student of Modern Languages. University of Chicago, two summer terms. 1899: Graduate Student at University of Marburg, and at the Sorbonne. student of Phonetics under M. Paul Passy at the Ecolc dcs Hautes Etudes and under M. L’Abbc Roussclot at the Institut Catholique, Paris. 1909-10: after several years of study in Ger- many and France. Teacher of Modern Lan- guages. Tildcn Seminary. West Lebanon. N. H.. 1881-84; Private Instructor in French. Boston. Mass., 1884-85: Instructor in French, Classical and Scientific Academy, Hallowcll. Me.. 1885- 86; Private Tutor in German and French. Cambridge. Mass., 1887-91: Private Instructor in Modern Languages. Springfield. Ohio. 1892- 1908: Instructor in Wittenberg Saturday and Summer Schools. 1906-08: Instructor in Ger- man. Wittenberg College, 1907: Professor of French. Wittenberg College. I9I0-. 17