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Seventy-fifth Anniversary Directory -of- Hiram College
1850-1925
Hiram, Ohio
SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY DIRECTORY -OF- HIRAM COLLEGE
Prepared by the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF HIRAM COLLEGE WITH THE CO-OPERATION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF HIRAM COLLEGE AND THE SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY FUND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
THE BULLETIN OF HIRAM COLLEGE
Published monthly by Hiram College from the College Office, Hiram, Ohio. Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Post-Office at Hiram, Ohio, under the Act of July 16, 1894. Acceptance for maillng at special rate of postage provided for in section 1103, Act of October 3, 1917. Authorized July 30, 1918.
VOLUME XVII, No. 6, HIRAM, OHIO - JUNE, 1925
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Foreword
3
Chronology
4
Trustees
5
Faculty
6
Alumni and "Ex-Students"
9
Present Student Register
65
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Students of Special Departments.
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71
Students of Eclectic Institute.
111
Index
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141
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HIRAM COLLEGE
FOREWORD
A N EFFORT has been made to list in this Directory the name of every student who has been enrolled in Hiram College and in the Western Reserve Eclectic Institute. In many cases it has been impossible to find cor- rect addresses. A distinct service can be rendered by report- ing to the college office information about these "lost" stu- dents. It will be appreciated, too, if any omissions or errors are reported.
Early in the preparation of the Directory it was found necessary to limit and to standardize the information given for each student. It is with keen regret that the many per- sonal comments received are omitted.
A feature of this Directory, which differs from any pub- lished heretofore by the college or by the Alumni Association, is that with each class of graduates there is added a supple- mentary list of "ex-students". These "ex-students" are those who at one time or another were enrolled in the class with which they are listed, but who did not graduate at Hiram. This classification has been made for students who were in college classes only and does not include students of the pre- paratory school or of special departments. The college rec- ords are not clear enough to permit further classification than has been given.
Students of all special departments and of the preparatory school as well as those whose correct classification is unknown are given in a separate list.
The index gives in alphabetical order the names of all students, teachers and trustees, and the number of the page on which the name will be found in its proper classification.
Sincere appreciation is expressed to the hundreds of Hiram students who have co-operated in the publication of this book by returning with their approval or correction the records sent to them during the past few months.
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SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY DIRECTORY
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CHRONOLOGY
1849-Nov. 7-Meeting at Aurora at which Hiram was selected as the location of the proposed school.
1850-Mar. 1-Charter of Western Reserve Eclectic Institute received sanction of Ohio Legislature.
1850-Nov. 27-Dedication of building and opening of first term of school.
1851-Aug. 25-James A. Garfield enrolled as a student.
1853-Jan. 8-Organization of Olive Branch Literary Society.
1854-Nov. 24-Organization of Delphic Literary Society.
1855-Aug. 22-Organization of Hesperian Literary Society.
1857-June 18-A. S. Hayden resigned as principal.
1857-James A. Garfield became principal.
1861-Garfield given leave of absence to enter army.
1862-Jan. 11-H. W. Everest elected principal pro tem.
1863-June 11-Resignation of Garfield accepted.
1864-C. W. Heywood elected principal.
1865-A. J. Thompson elected principal.
1866-John M. Atwater elected principal.
1866-Endowment fund started with pledges of about $16,000.
1867-Aug. 13-Name and rank of Institute changed to Hiram College.
1867-Dr. Silas E. Shepherd became first president of college.
1868-J. M. Atwater elected president.
1870-June 1-B. A. Hinsdale elected "permanent president".
1870-Y. M. C. A. organized.
1880-Bowler Hall erected.
1882-Bailey S. Dean named acting president.
1883-June 13-George H. Laughlin elected president.
1886-June 17-Cornerstone of new Main Building laid.
1887-Jan. 11-Dedication of Main Building.
1887-Colman Bancroft named "chairman of faculty" in absence of a president. 1888-Jan. 18-E. V. Zollars elected president.
1889-Student Volunteer Band organized.
1889-Miller Hall erected.
1890-First "Spiderweb" published by Junior Class.
1895-June 18-Alethean Literary Society organized.
1895-Association building erected.
1900-Jubilee Commencement and Jubilee Endowment Campaign.
1900-Teachout Library and Observatory erected.
1902-James A. Beattie elected president.
1903-E. B. Wakefield named acting president.
1904-C. C. Rowlison elected president.
1908-March 5-Miner Lee Bates elected president.
1908-$100,000 endowment fund raised.
1912-Preparatory Department discontinued. 1919-20-$603,000 raised in "New Hiram" Campaign.
1922-Gray Hall erected.
1922-Seventy-fifth Anniversary Fund Campaign for $1,250,000 inaugurated.
1923-Library addition erected.
1925-June 15-Seventy-fifth Commencement observed.
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HIRAM COLLEGE
TRUSTEES OF HIRAM COLLEGE AND OF THE WESTERN RESERVE ECLECTIC INSTITUTE
1850-1925
Carnot Mason, Hiram
1850-55
. Samuel Church, Pittsburgh.
1850-51
George Pow, New Albany 1850-51
Kimbal Porter, Wooster
1850-51
Charles Fillius, Warren
1885-18
J. H. Jones, Wooster
1850-53
John F. Rodefer, Bellaire
1886-89
I. A. Thayer, New Castle, Pa.
1886-89
D H. Beaman, Hiram
1887-90
Herman Morgan, Cleveland.
1888-98
F. M. Green, Kent.
1889-11
F. A. Derthick, Mantua 1889-21
F. Treudley, Youngstown.
1889-04, 05-
Alanson Wilcox, Clev'd.
1889-05, 05-24
B. L. Pennington, Cleve'd.
.1890-99, 00-07
Thos. W. Phillips, New Castle, Pa ... 1890-13
V. A. Taylor, Bedford
1890-93
S. E. Young, Hiram
1892-97
W. G. Dietz, Cleveland.
1892-
Harris R. Cooley, Cleveland .1893-02
Robert Miller, Tiffin.
1893-11, 11-
W. B. Hinsdale, Cleveland.
1894-01, 01
H. E. McMillin, Cleveland
1894-24
Henry C. Christy, Cleveland
1895-03
Charles Babcock, Cleveland
1897-98
W. J. White, Cleveland
1898-99
F. C. Robbins, Niles. 1898-
H. Gerould, Cleveland
1899-01
F. A. Henry, Cleveland
1899-
Warren S. Hayden, Cleveland
1900-
Harrison R. Newcomb, Cleveland 1901-10
Miner L. Bates, Warren
1902-07
Lewis J. Wood, Painesville
1903-07
Jay Elwood Lynn, Warren
1904-10
Albert R. Teachout, Cleveland.
1905-22
Homer 'D. Messick, Cleveland. 1905-
Abram Garfield, Cleveland
1906-
Charles H. Palmer, Akron
1906-18
Warren H. Cowdery, Cleveland.
1906-
John E. Pounds, Hiram .. 1907-
Samuel H. Bartlett, Painesville. 1907-10
John K. Baxter, Canton.
1908-15
Abner G. Webb, Cleveland.
1908-09
Clarence R. Bissell, Cleveland.
1909-
Levi G. Batman, Youngstown. 1910-
James A. Campbell, Youngstown 1910-15
Geo. A. Bellamy, Cleveland
1910-
Duane H. Tilden, Cleveland 1911-21
Arthur S. Mottinger, Akron
1911-23
C. M. Rodefer, Bellaire.
1911-
George W. York, Cleveland 1912-
Ben D. Phillips, New Castle, Pa.
1913-19
Jacob H. Goldner, Cleveland
1915-
Alexander Adamson, Akron
1918-
Robert Hoffmann, Cleveland.
1918-24
Elizabeth C. Adams, Cleveland 1920-
Paul E. Ryan, Cleveland.
1922-
David W. Teachout, Cleveland
1922-
George T. Fillius, Warren
1923-
S. H. Robbins, Cleveland.
1923-
Herbert W. Hoover, North Canton
1923-
H. B. Turner, Warren
1924-
C. H. Ryder, Hiram 1883-84
W. U. Masters, Cleveland
1883-86
O. C. Atwater, Hiram
1884-89
E. B. Wakefield, Warren
1884-90
Frederick Williams, Ravenna
1850-63
Isaac Errett, Warren
1850-58
J. A. Ford, Burton.
1850-58
Symonds Ryder, Hiram 1850-60
Zeb Rudolph, Hiram
1850-53, 54-69
1850-69
Wm. Hayden, Chagrin Falls 1850-62
A. L. Soule, Russell.
1851-55
George King, Chardon
1851-59
Wm. Richards, Hiram
1851-61, 63-64
Alvah Udall, Hiram
1853-87
Alvah Humeston, Hiram
1855-61
Dr. M. Jewett, Mogadore
1855-59
Harmon Austin, Warren.
1858-94
W. J. Ford, Newburgh .. 1859-83, 92-07, 07-16
Thomas Carroll, Munson.
1859-62
A. S. Hayden, Euclid
1859-68, 72-80
Hartwell Ryder, Hiram
1860-79
J. P. Robinson, Bedford
1861-66, 75-78
R. M. Bishop, Cincinnati
1861-65
D. W. Canfield, Chardon.
1862-71
A. B. Way, Alliance.
1863-66
J. A. Garfield, Hiram 1864-81
C. B. Lockwood, Cleveland.
1865-07, 07-19
J. H. Rhodes, Cleveland
1866-90
A. Teachout, Cleveland.
1866-06, 06-13
Thomas Phillips, New Castle, Pa ..... 1868-71
B. F. Waters, Hiram
1869-90
John F. Whitney, Freedom.
1869-75
W. S. Streator E. Clv ... 1871-86, 91-92, 94-00
Freeman E. Udell, St. Louis, Mo ... 1871-77
F. W. Andrews, Titusville, Pa. 1872-76
H. L. Morgan, Newburgh.
1872-73
Thomas N. Easton, Hinckley
1872-73
J. M. Parmly, Painesville
1872-06, 07
R. M. Hank, Hiram.
1872-80
J. J. Ryder, Hiram.
1872-92
A. J. Squire, Hiram.
1872-80
Albert Allen, Akron
1872-75, 84-89
Geo. A. Baker, Cleveland
1872-84
Lathrop Cooley,
Cleveland
1872-93, 94-99, 99-13
A. J. Marvin, Cleveland.
1872-99, 99-14
Wm. Bowler, Cleveland
1873-94, 95-01
J. T. Phillips, Newcastle, Pa ..
1873-76
W. P. Hudson, Cleveland.
1875-90
C. E. Henry, Cleveland
1876-06, 07
C. W. Hemry, Solon
1876-85
Cyrus Ryder, Hiram
1877-83
Henry C. White, Cleveland.
1878-84, 01-05
O. G. Kent, Cleveland
1879-88, 90-12
R. Stanhope, Hiram
1879-82
Andrew Squire, Cleveland
1880-
B. A. Hinsdale, Hiram.
1880-92, 94-00
A. A. House, N. Bristol
1882-00, 00-13
Lucretia R. Garfield, Mentor
1882-95
(Period of honorary membership indicated by bold face type.)
Aaron Davis, Bazetta ...
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MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY OF HIRAM COLLEGE AND OF THE WESTERN RESERVE ECLECTIC INSTITUTE
1850-1925
A. H. Hayden, Philos., History
Principal 1850-56
Thomas Munnell, Languages .. 1850-52, 53-55 Mrs. Phoebe Drake, Primary Dept ... 1850-51
Almeda A. Booth, English,
Classics
1851-66
Norman Dunshee, Languages, Math .. 1851-58
Charles D. Wilber, Science 1851-52
Calista O. Carlton, Prim. Dept. 1851-52
Sarah Parker, Music. 1851-52
James A. Garfield, Lang.
.1852-53, 55-56
Principal
1856-63
Amaziah Hull, Math., Science 1852-53
Harriet E. Wood, Primary Dept. 1852-53
Harriet Warren, Art 1852-53
S. L. Hillier, Science 1858-55
J. B. Crane, English. 1853-54
Mrs. Charlotte R. Crane, Engl 1853-54
Sarah Udall, Primary Dept. 1853-56
Julia J. Smith, Music. 1853-54
J. H. Rhodes, English, Math. 1854-63
G. C. Reed, English. 1854-56
Hannah S. Morton, Music.
1854-64
Jennie A. Chapin, Art.
1854-55
J. W. Lusk, Penmanship 1854-55
P. R. Spencer & Sons, Penmanship .. 1854-64
H. W. Everest, Sciences
1855-62
Acting Principal 1861-62
Principal 1863-64
Mary Atwater, English, Languages 1855-56, 66-67
Sarah L. Spencer, Penmanship 1855-56 John M. Atwater,
Languages.
1858-60, 63-64, 67-68
Principal 1866-67, President 1868-70
W. C. Webster, Music. 1858-59 Burke A. Hinsdale, English, History 1861-64, 69-70
President 1870-82
Julia A. Wilson, Art 1861-65
T. E. Suliot, Science 1862-63
C. W. Heywood, Principal 1864-65
L. G. Felch, English 1864-66
Mary Buckingham, History 1864-65
Nellie Rudolph, German 1864-66
Mary E. Moore, Music. 1864-65
Selucia M. Newcomb, Penmanship. .1864-65
A. J. Thompson, Principal 1865-66
H. A. Coffeen, Science. 1865-66
Julia B. Treat, Music 1865-66 Emma Johnson-Dean,
Art . 1865-67, 81-87, 91-06
Spencer Brothers, Penmanship 1865-66 J. S. Ross, Classics. 1866-67 Osmer C. Hill, Commercial Dept ... 1866-75 Sarah A. Bartlett, Languages. 1866-67 Julia E. Pardee, Math 1866-68 Matilda Newcomb-Ellis, Music ... .1866-67, 69-75, 76-80, 83-86
Silas E. Shephard, President 1867-68 Asa M. Weston, Math .. 1867-69 Lottie M. Sackett, Lady Prin .. 1867-68
Grove E. Barber, Classics. 1867-72, 73-81
Edgar A. Pardee, Science 1867-70
Henry N. Mertz, Latin
1867-68
Eugene H. Plowe, Music. 1867-69
Amzi Atwater, Classics. 1868-69
Andrew J. Squire, Science ...... 1868-69, 70-76 Cortentia C. Munson, Lady Prin ... .1868-69 Magnus Buchholz, German 1868-69 James M. Hurlbut, English 1868-69 Adelia L. Clifford, Music. 1868-69
Stata Newcomb, Art. 1868-70
James C. Cannon, Classics
1869-70
Juliette Comstock, Lady Prin.
1869-70
Alexander C. Parker, German.
1869-70
Edmund Burritt Wakefield, Sci.
1869-73
Political Science, Bible
1889-10
Acting President. 1903-05
Emeritus
1910-21
Sutton E. Young, English.
1869-71
Etta Chamberlin, Music. 1869-70 W. J. Hudson, Music. 1869-70
Isaac N. Demmon, Classics
1870-72
Wilson S. Atkinson, Math.
1870-75
Ellen Jackson, Lady Principal
1870-71
Orlow C. Hubbell, German.
1870-72
George H. Colton, Science ........ 1870-71, 73-
Mrs. Marietta Cuscaden, Lady
Principal
1871-76
Mrs. Mary E. Hinsdale, German ...
1872-79
Colman Bancroft, Math.
1875-79, 81-13
Emeritus 1923-24 Mrs. Phoebe B. Clapp, Lady Prin ... 1875-79 Lillie M. Stow, Music. 1876-77 Arthur C. Pierson, English .. 1877-78, 79-99 C. D. Hubbell, English .. 1878-79
Alpha A. Boynton, English
1878-79
Louis C. Force, Elocution.
1878-79
Mary B. Jewett, Lady Prin .. 1879-83 Fred A. Niles, Commercial Dept ... 1879-80 Henry M. Stone, English 1879-81 George A. Peckham, Classics,
Bible
1880-
Charles Schovanek, Commer. Dept ... 1880-81
Mahlon H. Wilson, Commer. Dept. 1881-83 Anna M. Wing, Music 1881-82 Bailey S. Dean, History. 1882-16
Vice President.
1882-83
Emeritus
1917-19
Marion J. Grable, Math
1882-83
Allie R. Merriam, Commer. Dept ...
.1882-84
Lizzie A. Clapp, Music.
1882-84
George H. Laughlin, Philosophy President 1883-87
Minnie E. Robison, Lady Prin. 1883-85 Jessie F. Horton, Elocution 1883-85
Mrs. Betty Lucy, English
1884-87
Louise Andrews, Art 1884-85
B. F. Prichard, Commer. Dept
1884-91
Phoebe T. Sutliff, Lady
Prin
.1885-86
Edwin L. Hall, Latin.
1886-87, 88-
Kate Beattie-Hall, Lady Prin. 1886-88
Nellie G. Tyler, Music:
1887-88
Edwin A. Beattie, Music.
1887-88
Helen B. Pettibone, Math
1887-88
Lady Principal
1890-92
Ely V. Zollars, Biblical Literature
President
1888-02
Mary B. Hamilton, Lady Prin.
1888-90
Lillian E. Morgan, Art
1888-90
Arthur B. Russell, Elocution
1889-90
Addie Zollars-Page, Music.
1888-93
William A. Knight, English
1889-90
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Edward A. Ott, Elocution. ..... 1889-90
C. B. Ellenwood, Music. 1890-91
Carl B. Harris, Commer. Dept.
1890-91
Cora M. Clark, Modern Languages .. 1890-99
Helen E. King, Art.
1890-91
Jennie A. Robison, Art.
1890-91
John G. Scorer, Elocution.
1890-91
Hugh Huntington Howard, Art. 1891-94
Calvin C. Ryder, Science. 1891-92
Mrs. Hattie L. Barclay, Lady Principal 1892-93
Homer W. Campbell, Commercial
Dept.
1892-95, 1903-06
Alonzo Skidmore, Classics.
1892-93
Loa E. Scott, English, Math. 1892-94
Mary Graybiel, Lady Principal 1893-94
Marcia Henry, Classics. 1893-03
Arthur G. Harshman, Music
1893-94
Adrian M. Newens, Elocution
1893-94
Harlan M. Page, Biology
1893-02
Emerson J. Smith, Math. 1893-99
William E. Adams, Elocution 1894-97
Alice Cornelia Brooks, Art. 1894-95
Silas Warren Pearcy, Commercial Dept. 1894-98
Lulu Freeman Pearcy, Music .. 1894-98
Grace G. Finch, Physical .Ed. 1894-97
Lora Elma Wire, Physical Ed. 1894-95 Hugh McDiarmid, Bible 1895-01
Elmer E. Snoddy, Greek, Philos
1895-14 .
Robert P. Shepherd, Pol. Sci. 1895-96
Mrs. Dasa Boden, Art. 1895-97
Risher W. Thornberry, Physical Education 1895-97
Olive D. Piercy, Physical Ed.
1895-96
Allie M. Dean, Art.
1896-07
James Ernest Dean, Art 1896-97
Mayme C. Fuller, Oratory 1896497
Eugene Feuchtinger, Music Dir 1896-03
Kate S. Parmly, Elocution 1897-09
Clara L. Whissen, Music. 1897-05
Elisha Blackburn, Physical Ed.
1897-99
Elizabeth Carlton, Physical Ed 1897-99
Fred B. Messing, Physical Ed .. 1897-00 Chas. G. Phillips, Commer. Dept. 1898-99 E. F. Burch, Commer. Dept. 1898-99
Charles Thomas Paul, Languages, Missions 1899-10
Frank H. Kirkpatrick, Oratory 1899-02 Wm. A. Mackenzie, Commer. Dept ... 1899-02 Josephine A. Line, Physical Ed .... 1899-00 Frank Christy Rulon, Math. 1900-02
Mabel E. Dennis, Oratory. 1900-02 Mrs. Elise Heinrich Tanner, Music 1900-03
Dora I. Dudley, Music. 1900-02
C. S. Berry, Physical Ed. 1900-03 Henry Alfred Burd, English. 1912-14 Jean Campbell, Mod. Lang 1912-13
John E. Wells, English 1901-11
Emma O. Ryder, Librarian 1901-12 Greek 1906-
James Alexander Beattie, Philos. President 1902-03
Susie Bell Hill, Oratory. 1902-03
Harrietta L. Bodifield, Oratory. 1902-03 Scott E. Leslie, Commer. Dept. 1902-04 Jessie Wiiliams Paul, German 1903-05, 09-10
Alice Doyle Drake, English 1903-07
Jessie M. Jerome, Math. 1903-
Mabel A. Joy, Oratory, Lady Principal 1903-05
T. Dillwyn Thomas, Music Dir. 1903-05 Elgie F. Ober, Violin 1903-05 Clarence L. Miller, Physical Ed. 1903-05 Carlos Carson Rowlison, Philos.
President 1905-07
Harry Clark Hurd, Physiology
1904-05
Missionary Sci. and Practice. 1908-11
Health
1924-
Henry Higgins Lane, Biology 1905-06 Charles Edward Cory, Philosophy. .. 1905-06 Lora Alice Persons, Languages 1905-07 Chattie Rosamond Hobson, Elocu. 1905-06 Francis John Sadlier, Music Director 1905-09, 10-12
Nelson Adolphus Sprackling,
Music
1905-08
Olive Luse, Piano ..
1905-07
Frederick Charles Brown, Physical Ed. 1905-07
James Orrin Newcomb, Secreary-Treasurer 1905-16
James Jesse Turner, Biology
1906-
Adelaide Roes, Elocution 1906-09 Elizabeth Charles, Commer. Dept ... 1906-07 Esther Buckingham Patterson, Secretary to President 1906-08
Miner Lee Bates, President 1907-
Calvert Johnson Winter, Modern Languages 1907-09
Matilda Fish, English.
1907-11
Annie Laura Gould, History
1907-21
Lady Principal
1907-11
Dean of Women 1911-21
Ray Jordan, Violin
1907-08
Celia Tannar-Cleaver,
Piano
1907-10, 17-18
Florence D. Sheetz, English.
1908-10
Blanche Miller Alderman, Elocu ..
1908-09
Harry Dexter Kitson, Organ ..
1908-09
Mabel Groat, Piano.
1908-09
Bertha E. Peckham, Sec. to Pres. 1908-19
Registrar
1918-19
J. Bert Graham, Music Dir. 1909-10 Rollo Anson Tallcott, Public Speaking 1909-13
Nellie Mabel Davis, Piano. 1909-12 Florence Haskin, Organ, Piano 1909-11 Harry Gordon Hayes, Pol. Sci. 1910-12 Margaret Steel Duncan, Modern Languages. 1910-14
John Hampton Atkinson, English .. 1910-11
Josette Hilda Beebe, Mod. Lang ..
1910-11
Esther Belle Ford, Piano.
1910-11
Flora Lucee Scott, Physical Ed.
1910-11
William Leigh Sowers, English
1911-12
Magdalena Stukey, Mod. Lang.
.1911-13
Georgia M. Clark, English.
1911-12
Frank E. Workman, Voice. 1911-12
Edna Alice Drummond, Physical
Ed.
1911-13
Vaughan Dabney Cahill, Violin.
1911-12
Howard T. Lewis, Pol. Sci.
1912-14
Jennie Witmer Tallcott, English. 1912-13 Corinne Welling, English. 1912-13 John McKenzie Henderson, Music Director. 1912-17
Mabel DeKalb Fett, Piano.
1912-14
Ethel Donzella MacFadon, Voice.
1912-13
Olive Cleaveland Howard, Organ ..
1912-13
Jessie J. Smith, Librarian.
1912-
Vernon Stauffer, New Testament,
Dean
1913-21
George Ernest Carscallen, Math 1913-17 Carl Herman Koch, Mod. Lang 1913-16 Morton Donald Adams, English 1913-15 Marshal Pancoast, Pub. Speaking. 1913-14 Melba Graber, Organ, Piano. 1913-15 Bessie Ophelia Lewis, Physical Education 1913-16
George Tilden Colman, Educ.
1914-15
Barton Johnson Haggard, Soc. Sci ... 1914-19
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Ralph Hinsdale Goodale, English. 1914- Anne Mary Applegate, French 1914-
Norborne Harris Crowell, Physical Ed. 1914-15
Mary Salome Wetterholt, Piano
1914-15
Shirley Forrest Stewart, Educ. 1915-16 Jennie Delia Tudor, English 1915-17
Albert A. Crecelius, Public Speaking 1915-22, 24-
Helen M. Hall, Piano.
1915-16
Gordon B. Nevin, Organ
1915-17
Rei Christopher, Theory, Band.
1915-20
John Samuel Kenyon, English
1916-
Lee Edwin Cannon, Mod. Lang.
1916-
Thomas B. Ford, Education
1916-18
Gershon Samuel Bennett, Old Testament 1916-18
Mary Bosworth Treudley,
Political Science.
1916-22
Laura Towne, Mod. Languages
1916-17
May Eunice Park, English
1916-17
Mrs. Lee Edwin Cannon, English.
1916-
T. Morgan Phillips, Voice.
1916-20
Vincent H. Percy, Organ
1916-17
Albert C. Young, Secretary- Treasurer 1916-
Elbert Howard Clarke, Math
1917-
Jay Rollin Hall, Organ ..
1917-18
Mont Robertson Gabbert, Educ. 1918-20
Naomi Louise Kayhoe, Mod. Lang ... 1918-19
Ida E. Sirdefield, Piano.
1918-22
Marion John Bradshaw, Philos.
1919-21
Beatrice Earle Dean, Mod. Lang.
1919-20
Joseph A. Baer, Education
1919-21
Carol Catherine Smith, Registrar,
Secretary to President 1919-20
Joseph Earl Smith, Economics
1920-
Paul H. Fall, Chemistry.
1920-
Suzanne Orssaud, French
1920-21
Elias Arnold Bredin, Music Dir
1920-
Mrs. Claudia Page Smith, Violin.
1920-
Mrs. Paul H. Fall, Piano.
1920-21
Roy E. Tillotson, Physical Ed ..
1920-24
Arthur J. Culler, New Testament
Dean
1921-
Margaret Rand, History
Dean of Women
1921-
Ernest G. Walker, Education
1921-
J. Harold DuBois, Philosophy
1921-
Marguerite Piquard, French
1921-22
Andrew M. Setter, Piano.
1921-
Mrs. Vesta Spencer, Public School Music. 1921-23
Russell G. Bunn, Pub. Speaking
1922-
Leslie Rosemond, French
1922-
Louise Wheeler, Piano.
1922-
Kathryn Guarnieri, Voice
1922-
Wilford E. Kaufmann, Chemisry.
1923-24
Madeline Ashton, French
1923-24
Mrs. Allie M. Taylor, Public
Speaking
1923-
Helen Elizabeth Dennison, Piano .. 1923-24
Ralph J. Kaufmann, Chemistry
1924-
Elizabeth Baker, Chemistry
1924-
Ruth G. Anderson, Piano
1924-
George H. Pritchard, Physical Education 1924-
Dorothy Cross Remington,
Physical Education
1924-
Herbert C. Matthews, Physical
Education
1924-
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HIRAM COLLEGE
HIRAM COLLEGE ALUMNI AND EX-STUDENTS
CLASS OF 1869
GRADUATES
AMIDON, ANDREW A., A. B .; lawyer ; deceased.
DUNN, ELMA, B. L .; m. - Truesdale, died Jan. 1919.
HURLBURT, JAMES M., A. B .; lawyer ; died July 22, 1919.
EX-STUDENTS
DEAN, BAILEY SUTTON; B. A. '69, M. A. '82, Bethany Col .; minister, prof. Hiram College; m. Emma Johnson ; died 1919.
ROBINSON, MARTHA ANN; physician ; m. Canfield ; died 1916.
CLASS OF 1870
GRADUATES
PARKER, ALEXANDER O., A. B .; law- yer ; m. Azora Hubbell; died 1876.
WAKEFIELD, EDMUND BURRITT, A. B., A. M .; minister, professor Hiram Col- lege; m. Martha Sheldon (deceased ) ;
died June 28, 1921. EX-STUDENTS
ROGERS, WILLIAM HENRY; minister ; deceased. SLOCUM, IDA MAY ; deceased.
CLASS OF 1871
GRADUATES
BARBER, GROVE ETTINGER, A. B., A. M. '74; retired prof. Roman Hist. and Lit., Univ. of Neb .; m. Esther B. Gard- ner (deceased) ; 1441 G st., Lincoln, Neb.
COLTON, GEORGE HENRY, B. S .; M. S., Ph. D .; prof. Phys. Sci., Hiram Col- lege; m. Clara A Taylor ; Hiram, Ohio. PARDEE, EDGAR A., A. B .; died July 27, 1923.
SLOCUM, INEZ, A. B .; m. - - Black. SMITH, JULIA ATWATER, B. L .; home- maker; m. Enoch Leavitt (deceased) ; 306 Horace ave., N., Thief River Falls, Minn.
SNOW, TAYLOR ALVIN, A. B., A. M; real estate; m. Ella M. Callender ; 60 N. Central ave., Chicago, Ill.
UDALL, ORISSA ARLOE, B. S .; teach- er, homemaker; m. Dr. A. L. Arner ; died July 26, 1907.
YOUNG, SUTTON E., B. S .; lawyer and legislator ; died April 23, 1911.
EX-STUDENTS
JOHNSON, JAMES BARCLAY ; deceased. MERTZ, HENRY NAY ; A. B. '70, A. M. '82, Bethany Col .; supt. of schools (re- tired) ; m. J. Elizabeth Wallace; River- view, Bellaire, O.
MUNN, NELLIE BELLE; deceased.
CLASS OF 1872
GRADUATES
COPE, WILLIAM PRITCHETT, A. B .; m. Rose Tilden ; died 1914.
HAYDEN, MORGAN PARRITT, A. B., A. M. '75; D. D. '20 Minneapolis Bible Col .; minister, dean Minneapolis Bible Col .; m. Selucia Newcomb (deceased) ; 1507 University ave., Minneapolis, Minn. HEMRY, CHARLES WILKES, A. B .; m. Alice C. Squire, died July 10, 1924.
HUBBELL, ORLOW C., A. B., A. M. '77; teacher, retired ; m. Frinda Newcomb; Deweese, Neb.
NEWCOMB, SELUCIA M., B. L .; m. Morgan P. Hayden ; died Sept. 12, 1908. ROBBINS, JOSEPH WILLIAM, A. B .; Surveyor General Ariz. Ter .; deceased. SQUIRE, ALICE CEMANTHA, B. L .; homemaker ; m. Charles W. Hemry (de- ceased) ; 2519 D st., Lincoln, Neb. SQUIRE, ANDREW, A. B., A. M .; L. L.
D., Kenyon ; lawyer ; m. Eleanor Sey- mour ; 1857 Union Trust Bldg., Cleve- land, O.
EX-STUDENTS
CHAPMAN, WILLIAM B .; farmer, Wash- ta, Iowa.
GILSON, FRANKLIN L .; judge Superior Court of Milwaukee County; died June 7, 1892.
KNEELAND, CHARLES J .; deceased. LEONARD, C. HENRI ; A. B. '72, A. M. '82, Union Col., M. D. '74, Wooster ; physician, author, editor, prof. Detroit Col. of Med .; 29 E. Euclid ave., De- troit, Mich.
NORTHRUP, ANTHONY P .; 21 N. Gar- land st., Orlando, Fla.
ROBBINS, MAGGIE JOSEPHINE; de- ceased. WIGHT, WILLIAM N .; teacher.
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SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY DIRECTORY
CLASS OF 1873
GRADUATES
BABCOCK, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, A. B .; lawyer, judge common pleas court; died June 23, 1913.
BEECHER, FRANK AUSTIN, B. S .; de- ceased.
GRIFFITH, JAMES HENRY, A. B .; de- ceased.
HUDSON, WILLIAM INGERSOLL, A. B .; deceased.
LEAVITT, ENOCH, A. B .; m. Julia A. Smith ; died Feb. 4, 1907.
Newcomb, Worthy Timothy, A. B .; m. DeEtte Alderman ; died Nov. 1924.
ODELL, ANDREW REUBEN, B. S .; law- yer ; m. Ninette L. Van Valkenburg ; died 1918.
RUSSELL, ALPHEUS WILLIAM, A. B .; teacher, lawyer, editor ; died April 10, 1916.
SUMMY, FRANK L., . B. S .; produce dealer ; 1606 Hobart st., Washington, D. C.
WHITE, ALVIN CLARK, B. S .; L. L. D. Univ. of Mich .; deceased.
EX-STUDENTS
CANFIELD, IRA WILLIAM; deceased.
KENT, ZENO L .; A. B. Hillsdale Col .; farmer ; m. Mary A. Foote ; Fenkel ave., Chagrin Falls, O.
RICHARDS, O. A .; A. B. Eureka Col .; minister (retired) ; m. Anna M. Creigh- ton ; 1686 S. Union ave., Alliance, O. SPAFFORD, BEULAH ELECTA; home- maker; m. H. F. Derr; 221 S. Wood st., Fostoria, O.
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