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INTRODUCTORY
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FOUNDERS OF THE UNIVERSITY
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ASSOCIATE FOUNDERS
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THE CORPORATION
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FACULTY
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ABBREVIATIONS
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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
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List of Alumni of Massachusetts Agricultural College recipients of the S. B. degree from Boston University.
School of Oratory.
Bachelors of Music.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 101
SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
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SCHOOL OF LAW
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SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
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GRADUATE SCHOOL
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GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
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INTRODUCTORY
Boston University was chartered by the Massachusetts legislature in 1869, the original incorporators being Isaac Rich, Lee Claflin and Jacob Sleeper. The business affairs are vested in a corporation of not more than fifty trustees, whose only qualification for membership is their election, ten of whom may be nominated by the Alumni. The educational affairs of the University are administered by a University Council, consisting of the President of the Uni- versity and the Deans of the various departments; a University Senate, con- sisting of the Council and the professors of the various Faculties. The Con- vocation consists of all those who have been promoted to degrees.
The University includes the following departments: The College of Lib- eral Arts (1873) ; the College of Business Administration (1913) ; the School of Theology (1871) ; the School of Law (1872) ; the School of Medicine (1873) and the Graduate School (1874). The University is also doing im- portant work through late afternoon and Saturday courses for Teachers, through Summer Session Courses, through the Community Schools of Relig- ious Education, and through extension courses in recreational leadership for Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, etc.
The chief benefactor of the University was Isaac Rich, in whose honor the Institution founded sixty-three free scholarships. Since then the Univer- sity has founded over two hundred other scholarships, as well as four fellow- ships.
During the year 1916-17 a fund was established to be known as the Augus- tus Howe Buck Scholarship fund, available to men in the College of Liberal Arts with unusual promise in mental ability, physical fitness, force of character
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and other personal qualities, promising later usefuless. Appointment is made in the Freshman year, and may continue throughout College life and, if the career warrants it, through a subsequent year or two.
The property held by the institution is valued at $3,338,210,72. The num- ber of instructors at the present time is '232, and the number of students 2,500 men and 900 women. This does not include students enrolled in extension courses and community schools which totalled over 3,700.
FOUNDERS OF THE UNIVERSITY
ISAAC RICH
LEE CLAFLIN JACOB SLEEPER
ASSOCIATE FOUNDERS
ALDEN SPEARE EDWARD H. DUNN ROSWELL R. ROBINSON
THE CORPORATION
JOHN L. BATES, President,
GEORGE A. DUNN, Vice-President,
GEORGE S. BUTTERS, Secretary, SILAS PEIRCE, Treasurer, LEMUEL HERBERT MURLIN, President of the University.
ALICE STONE BLACKWELL, WILLIAM M. BUTLER, EDWIN HOLT HUGHES,
Term Expires 1917
H. CLIFFORD GALLAGHER, HENRY C. GRATON, JOHN W. HAMILTON, SILAS PEIRCE.
Term Expires 1918
GEORGE S. SMITH, EDWARD RAY SPEARE, GEORGE F. WILLETT, HENRY A. WYMAN.
Term Expires 1919
HORACE A. MOSES, WILLIAM W. POTTER, JOHN A. SULLIVAN, ALONZO R. WEED.
Term Expires 1920 WILLARD T. PERRIN, ARTHUR P. RUGG, WILLIAM I. WARD, DANIEL G. WING.
Term Expires 1921
GEORGE H. MAXWELL, ELIZABETH C. NORTHUP, WILLIS P. ODELL, ROSWELL R. ROBINSON.
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EDWARD T. BURROWES, E. C. E. DORION, LEE C. HASCALL, ERNEST G. HOWES,
JOHN L. BATES, DILLON BRONSON, GEORGE S. BUTTERS,
J. EMMONS BRIGGS, ISRAEL P. CUSHMAN, GEORGE A. DUNN,
GEORGE B. BAKER, AUSTIN B. FLETCHER, WILLIAM I. HAVEN, FRANK W. KIMBALL,
FACULTY
GENERAL ALPHABETICAL INDEX
HOMER ALBERS, A. M., LL. B., 55 Irving St., Brookline.
School of Law-Dean and Professor of Law.
EDWARD E. ALLEN, M.D., 32 Monument Sq., Charlestown.
School of Medicine-Registrar, Secretary and Professor of Anatomy.
FREDERICK J. ALLEN, A. M., Arlington.
College of Liberal Arts-Lecturer on Voca- tional Guidance.
WILLIS LLOYD ALLEN, A. B., J. B., 30 State St.
School of Law-Instructor.
FRANK M. ANDERSON, A. M., Hanover, N. H. Summer Session-Instructor in History.
FLOYD E. ARMSTRONG, A. M., 116 Jason St., Arlington.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Economics.
WALTER S. ATHEARN, M. A., Malden.
School of Theology-Professor of Religious Ed- ucation.
WARREN O. AULT, A. M., 316 Huntington Ave. College of Liberal Arts-Instructor in History.
WILLIAM G. AURELIO, A. M., 75 Hancock St. College of Liberal Arts-Professor of German and Greek.
FREDERICK P. BACHELDER, M. D., 411 Massachusetts Ave.
School of Medicine-Professor of Physiology.
CECELIA BAINTON, Mason St.
College of Liberal Arts-Lecturer on Music.
ARCHEY D. BALL, D. D., Malden.
School of Theology-Instructor in Homiletics Practice and History of Preaching.
JOHN M. BARKER, Ph. D., 37 Kenwood Ave., Newton Centre.
School of Theology-Professor of Sociology.
ALBERT J. BARLOW, A. B., 98 Thetford Ave., Dorchester.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Accounting.
MABEL F. BARNUM, A. B., B. S., 285 New- bury St.
College of Liberal Arts-Instructor in Library Science.
ALICE H. BASSETT, M. D., 510 Commonwealth Ave.
School of Medicine-Instructor in Materia Medica.
HARLAN PAGE BEACH, D. D., New Haven, Conn.
School of Theology-Lecturer on Missions.
HENRY W. BEAL, A. B., 102 Ames Bldg. School of Law-Lecturer.
DAVID L. BELDING, M. D., 80 East Concord St.
School of Medicine-Instructor.
CHARLES E. BELLATTY, 62 Winthrop St., Roxbury.
College of Business Administration-Assistant Professor of Advertising.
HOWARD P. BELLOWS, M. D., 220 Clarendon St.
School of Medicine-Professor of Otology.
MELVILLE M. BIGELOW, Ph. D., LL. D., 200 Brattle St., Cambridge. School of Law-Professor of Law.
LAURESS J. BIRNEY, S. T. D., 72 Mount Ver- non St.
School of Theology-Dean and Professor of Pastoral Theology.
AGNES KNOX BLACK, E. B., 50 Kirkland St., Cambridge.
College of Liberal Arts-Adviser of Women and Snow Professor of Elocution.
E. CHARLTON BLACK, LL. D., 50 Kirkland St., Cambridge.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of English Literature.
HAROLD M. BOWMAN, LL. B., 938 Centre St., Newton Centre.
School of Law-Professor of Law.
JOHN A. BRETT, A. M., LL. B., 702 Pemberton Building.
School of Law-Lecturer.
ALBERT S. BRIGGS, M. D., 535 Beacon St. School of Medicine-Lecturer on Theory and Practice.
J. EMMONS BRIGGS, M. D., 477 Beacon St. School of Medicine-Professor of Clinical Surg- ery.
LEWIS ALANSON BRIGHAM, A. M., 688 Boylston St.
College of Liberal Arts-Instructor in Mathe- matics.
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ALBERT E. BROWN, State Normal School, Lowell. Summer Session-Lecturer on Music.
FRANK C. BROWN, 9 Park St.
College of Liberal Arts-Lecturer on Architec- ture.
PERCY G. BROWNE, M. D., 419 Boylston St. School of Medicine-Professor of Chest Dis- eases.
ROBERT E. BRUCE, Ph. D., 249 Crafts St., Newtonville.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of Mathe- matics.
MARCUS D. BUELL, A. M., S. T. D., 44 Cum- mings Road.
School of Theology-Professor of New Testa- ment Greek.
EVERETT W. BURDETT, LL. B., 84 State St. School of Medicine-Lecturer on Medical Juris- prudence.
GEORGE S. BUTTERS, S. T. D., Auburndale. School of Theology-Instructor in Methodist Discipline and Law and Homiletics Practice.
EDWARD S. CALDERWOOD, M. D., 223 War- ren St., Roxbury.
School of Medicine-Associate Professor of Anatomy.
DONALD CAMERON, Ph. D., 16 Trowbridge St., Cambridge.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of Latin.
EDWARD W. CAPEN, D. D., Hartford, Conn. School- of Theology-Instructor in Missions.
JAMES N. CARTER, Ph. B., LL. M., 11 Ash- burton Pl.
School of Law-Instructor.
GEORGE C. CELL, Ph. D., 371 Waltham St., West Newton.
School of Theology-Professor of Historical Theology.
HARRY B. CENTER, A. B., Newton.
College of Business Administration-Assistant Professor of Journalism.
ORVILLE R. CHADWELL, M. D., 793 Centre St. School of Medicine-Lecturer on Clinical Medi- cine.
THOMAS E. CHANDLER, M. D., 19 Bay State Road.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Surgical Path- ology.
C. W. CHENOWETH, A. M., Cambridge. School of Theology-Instructor in Voice Build- ing.
HERBERT C. CLAPP, M. D., 419 Boylston St. School of Medicine-Professor Emeritus.
J. WILKINSON CLAPP, M. D., 62 St. Paul St., Brookline.
School of Medicine-Professor Emeritus.
LOWELL T. CLAPP, Ph. C., Brookline. School of Medicine-Lecturer on Pharmaceutics.
PHILIP G. CLAPP, Ph. D., Hanover, N. H.
College of Liberal Arts-Lecturer on Music.
LOTTA A. CLARK, Trinity Court.
Summer Session-Instructor in Pageantry.
SAMUEL A. CLEMENT, M. D., Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital, Brighton.
School of Medicine-Clinical Instructor in Con- tagious Diseases.
JOHN L. COFFIN, M. D., 220 Clarendon St. School of Medicine-Professor Emeritus.
ABRAHAM K. COHEN, 611 Tremont Building. School of Law-Lecturer.
JUDSON B. COIT, Ph. D., 688 Boylston St.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of Astron- omy.
FREDERICK W. COLBURN, M. D., 230 New- bury St.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Otology.
JAMES F. COLBY, A. M., LL. D., Hanover, N. H.
School of Law-Lecturer.
HAROLD E. COLLINS, Cadet Colonel, Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge. Boston University-Instructor in Military Sci- ence and Tactics.
CHARLES H. CORNELL, M. C. S., M. B. A., C. P. A., 737 Broadway, Chelsea.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Accounting.
CLARENCE CRANE, M. D., 224 Huntington Ave.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Surgery.
J. PORTER CROSBY, LL. B., 306 Pemberton Building.
School of Law-Lecturer.
CHARLES T. DAVIS, A. B., Court House. School of Law-Lecturer.
CLAIR G. DAVIS, A. B., 72 Mount Vernon St. School of Theology-Physical Director.
ROY DAVIS, A. M., 20 Gray St., Cambridge. College of Business Administration-Assistant Professor of English.
T. LAWRENCE DAVIS, M. B. A., North Cam- bridge.
College of Business Administration-Secretary, Instructor in Secretarial Studies.
HAROLD E. DIEHL, M. D., Quincy. School of Medicine-Instructor in Clinical Med- icine.
DANIEL DORCHESTER, D. D., Lexington. School of Theology-Instructor in Literature.
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DAVID G. DOWNEY, D. D., 150 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
School of Theology-Instructor in Homiletic Values in Literature.
GEORGE H. EARL, M. D., 1138 Boylston St. School of Medicine-Professor of Obstetrics.
SAMUEL J. ELDER, LL. D., 1102 Pemberton Building.
School of Law-Lecturer.
FREDERICK L. EMERSON, M. D., 50 Hancock St., Dorchester.
School of Medicine-Instructor in Obstetrics.
GEORGE B. EMERSON, B. P. E., 688 Boylston St.
College of Liberal Arts-Instructor in Gym- nastics.
MARY ALICE EMERSON, Ph. D., Hotel Ox- ford.
College of Liberal Arts-Instructor in English.
NATHANIEL W. EMERSON, M. D., 295 Com- mon wealth Ave.
School of Medicine-Professor Emeritus.
LUCILIUS A. EMERY, A. M., LL. D., Ells- worth, Me.
School of Law-Lecturer.
ARTHUR L. ENO, Ph. D., State College, Pa. Summer Session-Instructor in English.
ARTHUR FAIRBANKS, Ph. D., Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Summer Session-Lecturer on Art.
GEORGE H. FALL, Ph. D., LL. B., 4 Summer St., Malden.
College of Liberal Arts-Lecturer on Political Institutions.
FRED T. FIELD, A. B., LL. B., 901 Barris- ter's Hall.
School of Law-Lecturer.
FRED B. FISHER, S. T. B., Hingham.
School of Theology-Instructor in Missions.
ARTHUR E. FITCH, Medford.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Banking Practice.
STANLEY G. H. FITCH, S. B., C. P. A., 250 Oxford St., Winchester.
College of Business Administration-Instructor School of Medicine-Professor Emeritus. in Accounting.
WILLIANNA FOLSOM, 547 Blue Hill Ave.
Summer Session-Instructor in Oral Expres- sion.
J. PAUL FOSTER, A. B., M. B. A., 19 Carolina St., Medford.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Commercial Development.
ROYAL M. FRYE, A. M., 94 Alder St., Wal- tham.
Summer Session-Instructor in Chemistry.
SOLOMON C. FULLER, M. D., Westboro. School of Medicine-Lecturer on Neuro-Pa- thology.
JAMES GEDDES, JR., Ph. D., 20 Fairmount St., Brookline.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of Romance Languages.
ANDREW GILLIES, D. D., Rochester, N. Y. School of Theology-Professor of Homiletics.
WALTER J. GOGGIN, A. B., 46 Orchard St., Jamaica Plain.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Accounting.
CHARLES L. GOODELL, D. D., 550 West End Ave., New York City.
School of Theology-Lecturer on Evangelism.
PERCY GRAHAM, Lynn.
College of Liberal Arts-Instructor in Music.
WILFORD DRURY GRAY, A. B., LL. B., 401 Sears Building.
School of Law-Instructor.
F. MELBOURNE GREENE, Ph D., Simmons College.
Summer Session-Lecturer on Art.
HERRICK E. H. GREENLEAF, S. B., Waltham. College of Liberal Arts-Assistant in Physics.
ALBERTA S. BOOMHOWER GUIBORD, M. D., 138 Marlboro St.
School of Medicine-Instructor.
FREDERICK W. HALSEY, M. D., 272 New- bury St.
School Medicine-Associate Professor of Special Diseases.
WILLIAM A. HAM, M. D., 1799 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester.
School of Medicine-Demonstrator of Anatomy.
DANIEL N. HANDY, 141 Milk St.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Insurance.
I. ROY HANNA, Ph. B., 11 Ashburton Place. School of Law-Secretary, Instructor.
JOHN E. HANNIGAN, LL. B., 206 Barrister's Hall.
School of Law-Lecturer.
RACHEL L. HARDWICK, 688 Boylston St. College of Liberal Arts-Instructor in Gym- nastics.
HEBER R. HARPER, A. B., S. T. B., 72 Mount Vernon St.
School of Theology-Assistant Professor of Hebrew and Greek.
EDGAR J. HELMS, D. D., Forest Hills. School of Theology-Professor of Evangelism.
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WILLIAM H. HITCHCOCK, A. B., LL. B., State House.
School of Law-Lecturer.
SANFORD B. HOOKER, M. D., 80 East Con- cord St.
School of Medicine-Instructor.
PAUL W. HORN, A. M., Houston, Texas. Summer Session-Instructor in Education.
ALBERT W. HORR, M. D., 419 Boylston St. School of Medicine-Associate Professor of Ophthalmology.
NEIDHARD H. HOUGHTON, M. D., 220 Claren- don St.
School of Medicine-Associate Professor of Diseases of the Nose and Throat.
ALONZO G. HOWARD, M. D., 636 Beacon St. School of Medicine-Associate Professor of Or- thopædic Surgery.
CHARLES T. HOWARD, M. D., 405 Marlboro St.
School of Medicine-Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery.
LIVERUS H. HOWE, Newtonville.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Insurance.
CHARLES P. HUSE, Ph. D., 13 Pine St., Belmont.
College of Liberal Arts-Assistant Professor of Economics.
AGNES C. JOHNSON, A B., Melrose.
College of Liberal Arts-Lecturer on Music.
BOYD B. JONES, M. A., LL. B., 53 State St. School of Law-Lecturer.
GEORGE H. JONES, D. D., 150 Fifth Ave., New York City.
School of Theology-Instructor in Missions.
GRACE JONES, B. Pe., Malden.
School of Theology-Professor of Methodology.
MARO B. JONES, A. M., 525 Boylston St. College of Business Administration-Professor of Latin American Relations.
ERNEST M. JORDAN, M. D., 496 Common- wealth Ave.
School of Medicine-Lecturer.
NORTON A. KENT, Ph. D., 49 Cedar Rd., Belmont.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of Physics.
MICHAEL B. KESSELMAN, 58 Allen St. College of Business Administration-Instructor in Russian.
WILLIAM A. KNEELAND, A. B., J. B., 18 Tre- mont St.
School of Law-Instructor.
ALBERT C. KNUDSON, Ph. D., S. T. D., 22 Rockland Ave., Malden.
School of Theology-Professor of Old Testa- ment Exegesis.
GEORGE N. LAPHAM, M. D., 419 Boylston St. School of Medicine-Lecturer.
MARY A. LEAVITT, M. D., 19 Bay State Rd. School of Medicine-Lecturer on Surgical An- æsthesia.
HARRY J. LEE, M. D., 535 Beacon St.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Surgical Anat- omy.
WESLEY T. LEE, M. D., 220 Clarendon St.
School of Medicine-Professor of Diseases of the Skin.
WILLIAM W. LOCKE, S. T. B., Barnard Mem- orial.
Courses for Teachers-Instructor in Immigra- tion and Civics.
EVERETT W. LORD, A. M., 10 Park Lane, Jamaica Plain.
College of Business Administration-Dean and Professor of Business Method.
WILLIAM J. LOWSTUTER, Ph. D., 72 Mt. Ver- non St.
School of Theology-Professor of New Testa- ment Literature and Interpretation.
HENRY T. LUMMUS, A. B., LL. B., 38 Ex- change St., Lynn.
School of Law-Lecturer.
BRENTON R. LUTZ, Ph. D., Melrose.
College of Liberal Arts-Instructor in Biology and Geology.
GEORGE F. McCARTHY, I Bancroft St., Rox- bury.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Spanish.
FRANCIS H. MacCARTHY, M. D., 1109 Boyl- ston St.
School of Medicine-Instructor.
GEORGE W. MacDOW, M. C. S., C. P. A., I Appleton St., Watertown.
College of Business Administration-Professor of Accounting.
JOHN P. MARSHALL, 259 Beacon St.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of Music.
STEWART L. MIMS, Ph. D., New Haven, Conn. Summer Session-Instructor in History.
LEROY M. S. MINER, D. M. D., M. D., 153 Newbury St.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Odontology.
FREDERIKA MOORE, M. D., Winchester. School of Medicine-Instructor.
HOWARD MOORE, M. D., 272 Newbury Street. School of Medicine-Lecturer on Orthopaedics.
J. HERBERT MOORE, M. D., 1339 Beacon St. School of Medicine-Professor of Diseases of Children.
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D. WALTER MORTON, A. M., B. D., C. P. A., 718 Hancock St., Wollaston.
College of Business Administration-Professor of Finance.
School of Theology-Instructor in Business Principles.
MARY E. MOXCEY, A. M., 80 Mt. Vernon St. School of Theology-Professor of Religious Ped- agogy.
ORLANDO C. MOYER, B. C. S., C. P. A., 516 Old South Building.
College of Business Administration-Professor of Accounting.
CHARLES W. MULCAHY, A. B., LL. B., State House.
School of Law-Instructor.
MARY R. MULLINER, M. D., 42 St. Botolph St.
Summer Session-Instructor in Physical Train- ing.
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LEMUEL HERBERT MURLIN, LL. D., 97 Hemenway St.
Boston University-The President.
LYMAN C. NEWELL, Ph. D., 97 Fuller St., Brookline.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of Chem-
istry.
CHARLES S. NUTTER, S. T. D., 112 Summer Road, Brookline.
School of Theology-Special Lecturer on Hym- nology.
PATRICK A. O'CONNELL, Brookline.
College of Business Administration-Lecturer on Organization.
PEDRO N. ORTIZ, A. B., 137 West Concord St. College of Business Administration-Instructor in Spanish.
HORACE PACKARD, M. D., 470 Commonwealth Ave.
School of Medicine-Professor of Surgery.
N. EMMONS PAINE, M. D., West Newton. School of Medicine-Professor of Mental Dis- eases.
JOHN L. PARSONS, 512 Commonwealth Ave. College of Liberal Arts-Assistant in Chemistry.
LEAVITT C. PARSONS, S. B., 70 State St. College of Business Administration-Instructor in Finance.
FRANK W. PATCH, M. D., Framingham. School of Medicine-Professor of Materia Med- ica.
WILLARD A. PAUL, M. D., 48 Charlotte St., Dorchester.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Theory and Practice.
JOHN H. PAYNE, M. D., 352 Commonwealth Ave.
ROBERT J. PEASLEE, A. M., LL. D., Manches- ter, N. H. School of Law-Lecturer.
ATLEE L. PERCY, B. B. A., 24 Seaverns Ave., Jamaica Plain.
College of Business Administration-Assistant in Accounting.
FREDERICK B. PERCY, M. D., 194 Aspinwall Ave., Brookline.
School of Medicine-Professor Emeritus.
HAROLD L. PERRIN, Ph. D., 321 Washington St., Wellesley Hills.
College of Business Administration-Professor of Law.
MARSHALL L. PERRIN, Ph. D., 321 Washing- ton St., Wellesley Hills.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of Germanic Languages and Sanskrit.
WILSON F. PHILLIPS, M. D., 177 Norfolk Street, Dorchester.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Theory and Practice.
ALBERT E. PILLSBURY, A. M., LL. D., 6 Beacon Street.
School of Law-Lecturer.
ORVILLE S. POLAND, A. B., LL. B., 209 Washington St.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in English.
HENRY M. POLLOCK, M. D., Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Hospital Or- ganization and Administratio.n
JAMES C. PURINGTON, B. C. S., B. B. A., 311/2 Prospect St., Beverly.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Accounting.
WALDRON H. RAND, C. P. A., 101 Milk St. College of Business Administration-Chief Ad- viser on Accounting.
ALFRED E. REJALL, A. M., 316 Huntington Ave.
College of Liberal Arts-Instructor in Educa- tion.
ALEXANDER H. RICE, Ph. D., 99 Bartlett St., Arlington.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of Latin.
GEORGE B. RICE, M. D., 293 Commonwealth Ave.
School of Medicine-Professor of Nasal Dis- eases.
EDGAR J. RICH, A. B., LL. B., 1004 Pember- ton Building.
School of Law-Lecturer.
FRANK C. RICHARDSON, M. D., 295 Com- monwealth Ave.
School of Medicine-Professor of Nervous Dis- eases.
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GEORGE E. RICHARDSON, LL. B., 681 Dev- onshire St.
School of Law-Instructor.
NORMAN E. RICHARDSON, Ph. D., 36 Shep- ard St., Cambridge.
School of Theology-Professor of Religious Psychology.
ARTHUR H. RING, M. D., Arlington Heights. School of Medicine-Lecturer on Neuro Path- ology.
CHARLES F. RITTENHOUSE, B. C. S., C. P. A,. 6 Newsome Pl., Jamaica Plain.
College of Business Administration-Professor of the Department.
J. ARNOLD ROCKWELL, JR., M. D., 24 Gar- den St., Cambridge.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Diseases of the Stomach.
ELIZABETH ROSS, M. D., 91 Trowbridge St., Cambridge.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Pathology.
ALLEN W. ROWE, M. S., Ph. D., 295 Com- monwealth Ave.
School of Medicine-Professor of Chemistry.
EDWIN P. RUGGLES, M. D., 420 Washington St., Dorchester.
School of Medicine-Associate Professor of Obstetrics.
EDWARD P. ST. JOHN, Pd. M., A. M., Sharon. School of Theology-Professor of Religious and Missionary Education.
HENRY C. SAWYER, LL. B., 53 State St. School of Law-Professor of Law.
J. WALTER SCHIRMER, M. D., 4 Highland Ave., Needham.
School of Medicine-Instructor in Sanitary Science.
DALLAS LORE SHARP, S. T. B., Litt. D., Hing- ham.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of English.
HENRY C. SHELDON, A. M., S. T. D., 383 Cherry St., West Newton.
School of Theology-Professor of Systematic Theology.
HARVEY N. SHEPARD, A. B., 53 State St. School of Law-Lecturer.
FRANK L. SIMPSON, A. B., J. M., 159 Devon- shire St.
School of Law-Professor of Law.
CLARENCE C. SMITH, A. B., Court House. School of Law-Lecturer.
CONRAD SMITH, M. D., 143 Newbury St.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Nasal Dis- eases.
EDWIN W. SMITH, M. D., 19 Bay State Rd. School of Medicine-Assistant in Obstetrics.
H. AUGUSTINE SMITH, A. M., 31 Audubon Rd.
School of Theology-Professor of Music.
ORVIL W. SMITH, A. B., LL. M., 401 Sears Building.
School of Law-Instructor.
GEORGE R. SOUTHWICK, M. D., 433 Marl- boro St.
School Medicine-Professor of Clinical Gynæcology.
HARRY O. SPALDING, M. D., Westboro. School of Medicine-Lecturer.
HAROLD C. SPENCER, S. B., B. B. A., 125 Beech St., Roslindale.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Accounting.
OLIVER M. W. SPRAGUE, Ph D., 32 Bates St., Cambridge.
College of Business Administration-Professor of Finance.
JOSEPH E. STERNBERG, M. D., 100 Boylston St.
School of Medicine-Assistant in Ophthalmol- ogy.
OSCAR STORER, A. B., LL. B., 53 State St. School of Law-Lecturer.
MICHAEL J. SUGHRUE, LL. B., 510 Pember- ton Building.
School of Law-Lecturer.
JOHN P. SUTHERLAND, M. D., 295 Common- wealth Ave.
School of Medicine-Dean and Professor of Theory and Practice.
NATHAN R. SYLVESTER, JR., M. D., 11 Westminster St., Somerville.
School of Medicine-Instructor in Physiology.
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT, A. B., LL. D., New Haven, Conn.
School of Law-Lecturer.
L. RAYMOND TALBOT, A. M., 509 Audubon Rd.
College of Liberal Arts-Assistant Professor of French.
Boston University-Executive Secretary.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR, A. M., 182 Elm St., North Cambridge.
College of Liberal Arts-Professor of Greek.
CHARLES H. THOMAS, M. D., 1718 Massa- chusetts Ave., Cambridge.
School of Medicine-Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine.
EARL M. THOMAS, A. M., Wollaston.
College of Business Administration-Lecturer on Insurance.
W. K. S. THOMAS, M. D., Cambridge.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Minor Sur- gery.
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ALFRED V. THOMASON, LL. B., Ames Build- ing.
School of Law-Instructor.
HARRY R. TOSDAL, Ph. D., 28 Whitman St., West Somerville.
College of Business Administration-Instructor in Economics.
LUTHER T. TOWNSEND, S. T. D., Brook- line.
School of Theology-Professor Emeritus.
HELMUTH ULRICH, M. D., 1747 Common- wealth Ave.
School of Medicine-Lecturer on Pathology.
HARRY F. WARD, A. M., 219 Homer St., Newton Centre.
School of Theology-Professor of Social Ser- vice.
WILLIAM F. WARREN, S. T. D., LL. D., 131 Davis Ave., Brookline.
School of Theology-Professor of Religions; President Emeritus.
WILLIAM M. WARREN, Ph. D., 28 Hawthorne Rd., Brookline.
College of Liberal Arts-Dean and Professor of Philosophy.
WILLIAM H. WATTERS, M. D., 496 Com- monwealth Ave.
School of Medicine-Professor of Pathology; Curator.
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