The Alumni Record of the University of Illinois at Urbana; Including Annals

The Alumni Record OF THE

University of Illinois

at Urbana

Including Annals of the University and Biographical Notices of the Members of the Faculties and of the Boards of Trustees

Edited by FRANK WILLIAM SCOTT

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Y5i A ji (ijUL CONTENTS Foreword v

Annals of the University vii

Baccalaureate Alumni 1 Graduate Alumni 444 Honorary Alumni 458 Faculty 471

Trustees - - - 573 Directory of Alumni Clubs 595 Geographical Index to Graduates 599

Alphabetical Index to Alumni - 633 Annals

ANNALS OF THE UNIVERSITY

1862 An act donating public lands, on the ratio of 30,000 acres for each Sena- tor and Representative, to the states and territories which would provide colleges for the benefit of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts was passed by- Congress, and approved on July 2, 1862. Under this grant Illinois would receive property to the value of $600,000.00 (480,000 acres) the interest on which was to be applied for these purposes. The grant must be accepted and applied to its uses before July, 1867, or it would revert to the government. 1863 The Legislature of Illinois accepted the grant Feb. 14, 1863, and discussed the matter for some time without being able to come to any agreement on the details of the proposed college or on its location. Some wished to divide the money up among the existing colleges, provided they establish schools of this nature : some to establish a school to teach Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts; and some to attach a new school to the Normal University. 1864 At the State Fair held in Decatur in 1864, a committee was appointed by the State Agricultural Society to take the matter up and present some defi- nite plan to the Legislature. This Committee was composed of Wm. H. Van Epps, Prof. J. B. Turner, A. B. McConnell, B. G. Roots, and John P. Rey- nolds. They drew up a bill as an expression of the views of the farmers, and presented it to the Legislature in 1865, and again in 1867. 1866 State meeting of all those interested in the organization of the proposed Industrial University held at Bloomington. Meeting recommended that the state build only one university. Sept. 21 —Notice was published of an informal election to be held in Champaign county on Oct" 10, by order of the board of Supervisors. The voters were to decide whether or not the county should appropriate $100,- 000.00 worth of Champaign county bonds "to secure the location of the Illinois Industrial University in this county. Oct. 5 —Proposition of Champaign and Urbana was to purchase the building then standing, called "The Urbana and Champaign Institute Building," with the eight acres on which it stood at a cost of $30,000.00, then use the other $70,000.00 to buy more land and secure the location of the University over the other contestants—Bloomington, Jacksonville, and other towns had give this made offers. The Champaign papers said that they could thus building, 1,000 acres for a farm, 100 acres for a "garden-patch" and still have $40,000.00 left. The building was erected in 1861, supposedly at a cost of $175,000.00, the and was said to be "one of the largest and most substantial buildings m north end State, second only to the Normal University." It stood at the Avenue. The Mam part ot of what is now Illinois Field, facing University i'rom structure was 125 feet front, forty feet in depth, and five stones high, high. It the center projected a wing forty-four by seventy feet, four stones ' for pnn- contained ninety dormitories, each ten by fifteen, suitable rooms students. cipals, professors, etc." and "accomodations for 800 issue show Oct 12—Returns of the election on the question of the bond l,035--ma]onty for 566. the vote to have been: For, 1,601 ; agianst, measure A "Urbana and Champaign were unanimously m favor of the country towns how- considerable opposition was manifested in some of the smaller towns regarded the ever. " This opposition was due to the fact that the to make the en- whole thing as a scheme on the part of Urbana and Champaign benefit these two communities only. tire county pay for a school which would :

viii University of Illinois 1867 introduced^ ^ Jan. 10—Mr. Tincher (Senator from the Seventh District) into the Senate a bill for "an act to provide for the organization, endowrnent, and maintenance of the Illinois Industrial University." This bill provided, among other things, that the Institution should be located at Champaign. At the same date Senator Fuller (Twenty-third district) introduced a bill similar to Mr. Tincher's except that it provided for the location of the University by a commission to be appointed by the Governor. These two 1 bills were read twice and ordered printed. Jan. 1 —Both bills in the House were introduced, the Champaign bill being offered by Mr. Griggs from that district. The Senate at this time voted that the entire grant should be applied to one institution. Jan. 25 —The Governor approved a bill giving any county, city, township, or incorporated town authority to levy taxes or vol- untary subscriptions for the purpose of securing the location of the University. Feb. 1 —Mr. Tincher moved to amend the Fuller Bill by striking out the section providing for a committee to locate the college. This amend- ment was carried by a vote of fifteen to nine. Feb. 22—House Bill amended by adding to the offer contained (the Institute property) therein (as requirements for the location) 810 acres of land, $50,000.00 worth of freight (appropriated by the Illinois Central), $100,000.00 in Cham- paign County Bonds, and $2,000.00 in fruit, shade and ornamental trees and shrubbery from Dunlap's nursery, making a total of $450,000.00 esti- mated valuation of property. This bill as amended passed the House on the same day. Its provisions were that the institution should be located in Urbana The trustees were to be appointed by the Governor, with approval of the Senate, five from each grand judicial division, and one from each congressional district. They were to serve for six years, without salary, the first appointment to draw lots, one-third to serve two, one-third four, and one- third six years. The trustees were to elect a Regent to serve two years, a Treasurer, and a Recording Secretary, and were to provide buildings, teachers, etc. Students were to be at least fifteen years old. Each county was entitled to a scholarship for descendants of soldiers and seamen. No degrees were to be conferred on graduates. The Regent, with the Governor, the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the President of the State Agri- cultural Society were to be ex-ofjicio members of the Board. The instructors were "to teach in the most thorough manner such branches of learning as are related to Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts and Military Tactics, without excluding other scientific and classical studies." The college year was to extend through six autumn and winter months so the students could go home for the six spring and summer months or stay at the University and pursue optional studies "provided that no student shall at any time be al- lowed to remain in or about the University in idleness, or without full mental or industrial occupation." This Act passed the House by a vote of sixty-six to ten, the Senate by eighteen to seven, and was approved Feb. 28, 1867. The immediate result was a huge celebration in Champaign. Mar. 8—Passage of Supplemental Bill, providing that on the failure of the county authorities to comply with the requirements of the Act by June 1, the trustees were to locate the University at some other town. Trustees were appointed by Governor Oglesby as follows 1st Congressional District, David S. Hammond, Cook Co. 2nd Congressional District, Luther W. Lawrence, Boone Co. 3rd Congressional District, Horatio C. Burchard, Stephenson Co. 4th Congressional District, John S, Johnson, Hancock Co. 5th Congressional District, Samuel Edwards, Bureau Co. 6th Congressional District, O. B. Galusha, Grundy Co. 7th Congressional District, M. L. Dunlap, Champaign Co. 8th Congressional District, Samuel Allen, Tazewell Co. 9th Congressional District, Alexander Blackburn, McDonough Co. 10th Congressional District, M. C. Goltra, Morgan Co. 11th Congressional District, J. P. Hungate, Clay Co. :

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12th Congressional District, Willard C. Flagg, Madison Co. 13th Congressional District, A. M. Brown, Pulaski Co. First Grand Judicial Division—L. R. McMurry, Effingham Co.; Charles Topping, Union Co.; Thos. Quick, Washington Co.; and Isaac S. Mahan, Marion Co. Second Grand Judicial Division—George Harding, Edgar Co.; Henry Pickerel, Macon Co.; Mason Brayman, Sangamon Co. Third Grand Division Judicial —John M. Van Osdel, Cook Co.; J. C. Burrough, Cook Co.; S. S. Hayt, Cook Co.; Emery Cobb, Kankakee Co.; and Robert Douglass, Lake Co. First meeting to be held in Springfield, Mar. 12, 1867. Mar. 12—First meeting of the Board of Trustees held in Springfield. Nominations for the position of Regent being called for, the names of Hon. Daniel Pickney, of Ogle l5r. N. J. County, N. Wood, of Morgan County, Hon. J. L. Pickard, of Cook County, and Dr. John Milton Gregory, of Kalamazoo, Mich., were proposed. Dr. Gregory was elected, at a salary of $3,000.00 a year. A committee of five, with the Regent as chairman, was selected to prepare a course of study and report to the Board. John W. Bunn, of Spring- field, was elected Treasurer, and a finance committee to serve for one year, was appointed. Willard C. Flagg, of Madison County, was elected Corre- sponding Secretary; O. B. Galusha, of Grundy County, Recording Secretary. The Board passed a resolution favoring the estabHshment of a Mechanical Department to be located at Chicago. Mar. 29—An election was held in Ur- bana and Champaign to decide whether the two cities should appropriate $45,000.00 for the University, Champaign to give $25,000.00, Urbana, 4. $20,000.00. The vote was as follows : Champaign:—For, 676; against, 29 visited and Urbana:—For, 406 ; against, 0. Mar. —Dr. Gregory Champaign Urbana for the first time. Apr. 10—Vote authorizing Supervisors to issue the bonds for $100,000.00 resulted as follows: For, 2,731; against, 867. May 7 —The second meeting of the Board of Trustees was held in the chapel of the "Urbana and Champaign Institute," twenty-two of the thirty-two trustees being present. Dr. Gregory accepted the appointment, his salary having been increased to $4,000.00 a year. A committee on Buildings and Grounds was appointed, the land grants accepted, and the University permanently located at Urbana. Scrip was ordered sold. A seal was adopted. It was decided to open the institution on the first Monday of March, 1868. A resolution to admit both sexes was referred to the Exe- cutive Committee to be appointed by the Regent. A committee on Courses of Instruction reported the following curriculum I Agricultural Department

( 1 ) Agriculture (2) Horticulture (3) Landscape Gardening II Polytechnical Department Science and Art ( 1 ) Mechanical (2) Civil Engineering (3) Mining and Metallurgy (4) Architecture and Fine Arts III Military Department

( 1 ) Engineering (2) Tactics IV Chemistry and Natural Science V Trade and Commerce VI General Science and Literature

( 1 ) Mathematics etc. (2) Natural History, Chemistry, Literature (3) English Language and Literature (4) Modern Languages and Literature (5) Ancient Languages and (6) History and Social Science and Moral} (7) Philosophy (Intellectual X University of Illinois each Coimty July 31 —Dr. Gregory issued a circular, proposing that Agricultural society offer a prize of one hundred dollars to aid the best scholar from the public schools of the county who should attend the Indus- trial University. , ,, . , ^ J- Noy 26—Board of Trustees purchased six and one-half city lots adjacent to the University for the price of $1,850.00. The lots purchased lay along the west of what is now Illinois Field. The committee recommended the purchase of twentv-four others, between Romine and Mathews Aveneus, east of Illinois Field, which could be secured for $9,150.00, This recommenda- tion was referred to the Finance Committee. The Board decided that all students should register in the Military Department. The school year was divided into three terms, running from September to June. Three men were elected. Head Farmer, Jonathan Periam, Professor William Baker, of Springfield, 111., and Professor G. W. Atherton, of New York. March 11 was decided upon as the date for the formal opening of the Uni- versity. 1868-69 Mar. 10—Willard F. Bliss elected Professor of Agriculture. Mar. 11 —Inaugural Ceremonies and Formal Opening of the University. Hon. S. W. Moulton presided at the exercises. The music was under the direc- tion of Geo. F. Root, of Chicago, the dedication hymn being written by Dr. Gregory. Letters from Governor Oglesby, Senator Yates, and General Logan were read. The principal address was delivered by the Honorable Newton Bateman, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. General Hurlburt introduced Dr. Gregory. The exercises were followed by a banquet in the dining Hall of the University. Mar.—Philomathean and Adelphic Liter- ary societies organized. Tuition at the University was placed at $5.00 per term, $15,00 per year. June—Close of the University for the year; seventy-seven students were enrolled during the first term. During the few days of closing exercises Professor J. A. Sewall, of Normal, delivered an address before the Liter- ary Societies. Aug. 5 —The following appointments were announced: Prof. A. P. S. Steward of Harvard, to the chair of Chemistry, Captain S. W. Shattuck, of Norwich University to be Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Instructor in Military Tactics, and T. J. Burrill, of the Urbana Graded School, as Assist- ant professor Natural History. The latter had been engaged by the Regent in April. Aug. 12, the first catalogue of the University was issued, an- nouncing the second year of instruction to begin on the fourteenth of September; the University opened with a total enrollment of eighty students. Nov.—The Committee on Faculty of the Board of Trustees reported the employment of Professors Stewart, Shattuck and Burrill, also of Captain E. Snyder as Accountant and teacher of Bookkeeping and German. The Board took up for consideration a resolution of the City Council of Chicago, prom- ising a donation of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the establish- ment in Chicago of a Polytechnical School. The members of the Board residing in the Third Grand Division and the First Congressional District were authorized to accept the offer on behalf of the Board. The following resolution ' was passed : ' Resolved that we recognize it as a duty of the Board of Trustees to make this University pre-eminently a practical school of Agri- culture and the Mechanic Arts, not excluding other scientific and classical studies. " A resolution calling for the admission of women to the University was referred to the next meeting for action. Dec. 19—Announcement of the "First Annual Course of Agricul- tural Lectures and Discussions. " The course was to start on the twelfth of January and to continue for eight days. Publication of the "Recommended Courses of Study," for the use of entering students. Mar., 1869 —The annual report of the regent included a statement that the students had worked on the farm two hours a day in the Spring, and one . BACCALAUREATE ALUMNI OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

CLASS OF 1872 (20)

1. MILO B. BURWASH

Born Dec. 3, 1849, Andrews, Quebec, Canada, f. Samuel M. Burwash, 1816, Canada, m. Lois Barber, 1826, Canada. Retired farmer. Prepared in Champaign High School. *M. S., 1892. Farming 1872-1895. Retired 1895. Member M. E. Church. Address, 610 W. Green St., Champaign, 111.

2. JOHN JEFFERSON DAVIS Bom Nov. 4, 1852, Stephenson Co., 111. f. John Andrew Davis, Penn- sylvania, m. Amy Springer, Malone, N. Y. Physician. Prepared in Freeport High School, Freeport, 111. B. S., Illinois, 1872; M. D., Hahnemann Med. Coll., Chicago, 1875. Delta Tau Delta. Practicing Medicine. Pres. Wis. State Hom. Med. Society, 1894. Member Am. Institute of Homeopathy, Wis. Acad. Sciences, Arts and Let- ters; president 1902— . Fellow, Am. Association Adv. of Science. Member and Secretary Board of Commissioners of the State Geological and Nat. Hist.

Survey of Wis., 1902 — . Member Am. Forestry Ass'n; Wis. Archaeological Society; President, 1905, Racine Physicians' Business Ass'n. Married Anna Margaret Snyder, Racine, Wis., 1882. Children, John Archibald, 1883; Marguerite, 1887. Address, 1119 College Ave., Racine, Wis.

3. HENRY N. DRURY Brother of No. 39 Bom Nov. 29, 1847, Switzerland Co., Ind. f. Henry Drury, 1821, Mas- 111. Lydia Bassett, Switzerland Co., Ind. sac Co , m. Physician. Prepared in Public School, Mason, 111. *B. S., 1895. M. D., Chicago, 1876. Practiced Medicine from the Spring of 1876 to date. Med- ical Examiner. Member of M. E. Church nearly life time. A. F. & A. M., I. O. O. F., M. W. of A. Connections with I. O. G. T. and A. L. of H. .>,-,,, Married Hattie Nurm, Champaign, 111., 1873, died 1873; Mary E. Mann, Lillian Lucile, Newton, 111., 1883. Children, Jean Paul, born Oct. 4, 1888; bom May 26, 1891. Address, Altamont, 111.

*4. ALFRED MURRAY FLAGG Flagg, bora Born July 10, 1848, in Rochelle, 111. f. Willard Parker June 1812. 8 1808 Richmond, Vermont, m. Lucy Cochran, born May 19, ' Prepared in Academy at Alton,. 111. Capt. Studied law m Rochelle; Falls, S. Dak. Bessemer, admitted to bar, 1874. Lawyer and writer in Sioux , 1874-84; news writer and Editor of Superior, Wis., Mich Hurley Mich , Writer, Duluth News-Tribune, Leader, and later of Forum, 1884-99 ; Editorial Church. 1889 till his death. Member of Episcopal Married Jessie Marshall, 1878, at Sioux Falls. Died November 1, 1904, at Duluth, Minn. 2 University of Illinois [1872

5. MILES FAYETTE HATCH Brother of Nos. 22, 236

Born in 1847, in Illinois, f. Lewis Hatch, N. Y. m. Mandana Cole, N. H. Stockman. *M. S., 1893. Breeder of Guernsey Cattle, Dairyman, Prune Grower and Packer, Burton, Wash. Married Tamar A. Richardson, 1877, English Prairie, 111. Child, Lewis Miles, born 1880. Address, Burton, Wash. 6. GEORGE HENRY LYMAN Born Oct. 4, 1850, Farmingdale, 111. f. Henry Pratt Lyman, Aug. 10, 1805, Vermont, m. Mercy Bannister Sanders, Dec. 3, 1805, Bethel, Vermont. Real Estate and Abstract Business. Prepared in Springfield High School. Philomathean. Ass't Div. Eng'r, 111. Cent. R. R., 1872-75; Engineer for Cairo & Vincennes R. R., 1875-77; Consulting Eng'r different Railroads, 1877-78; Eng'r in charge of Transfer Constr., Cairo, 111., and Ass't Chief of Cotton Belt Route, 1878-82; Ass't Supt., Little Rock, Ft. Smith R. R., 1882-

84; Real Estate and Abstract Business, Ft. Smith, Ark., 1884— . Member Sons of Revolution, A. F. and A. M.; Knights Templar; Elks; I. O. O. F. Married Emma Stewart, Jan. 16, 1873, Champaign, 111. Children, Georgina, born Dec. 17, 1885; Henry Pratt, born Mar. 25, 1890. Address, 316 N. 6th St., Ft. Smith, Ark.

7. JAMES NEWTON MATTHEWS Born May 27, 1852, near Green Castle, Ind. f. William Mathews, 1819, Va. m. Deborah Hopwood, 1826, Ky. Physician. Prepared in Public School, Mason, 111. First Matriculant in the University. *M. L., 1891 ; M. D., 1878, Missouri Med. College. Philoma- thean. Delta. Tau Delta. Pres. Board of U. S. Pension Ex., Effingham, 111., for 12 years. ' Author: "Tempe Vale and Other Poems," 1888, Chas. Kerr, 200 pp. "Poems by Alonzo Hilton Davis, with Memior, " 1891. Many poems in current magazines. One of the founders and Vice-Pres. of the Western Association of Writers. Member of Escupalian Medical Society and Illinois State Medical Society. Married Luella Matthews, June 2, 1878, (died Feb. 11, 1894); Madaline Wright, Dec. 30, 1896. Children, WilHam Vivian, born Mar. 28, 1879; James Riley, born June 10, 1883; Courtland Wade, born Dec. 14, 1897. Address, Mason, 111. 8. CALVIN EBENEZER PARKER Born 1850, Massachusetts, f. Ebenezer W. Parker. Entered from Philo, 111. Physician, Los Angeles, Calif., 1904. Address, Los Angeles, Calif.

9. ISAAC STUART RAYMOND Father of Nos. 1255 and 1256 Born Jan. 29, 1849, Raymond, Union Co., Ohio. f. Nathaniel Raymond ' Sept. 19, 1811, Mt. Vernon, N. H. m. Melissa Stuart Ballston Spaf N Y •. Dec. 9, 1818. • • Farmer. Preparedin Peru, 111.; Champaign Pubhc Schools. *M L 1895 Philomathean. Farming. President of The First National Bank of Philo 111., last three years; mterested in other banks. Trustee of Uni of 111' 1892-1898; serving 31st year as School Trustee Raymond Township- 11th year as Supervisor. Member The Patrons of Husbandry; Illinois Society The Sons of the Revolution; President of The Champaign Co. Farmers' Insti- tute for the last six years. Married Edith Eaton at Philo, 111., Oct. 27, 1875. Children, John Eaton 99), born Nov. ( 19, 1876; Ruth Cleveland, ('99), born June 8, 1878. Address, Sidney, 111. .

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B. S. Teaching, 1894-97; Civil Engineering, 1897-1903; Farming, 1903-05, Married Helen Alva Stage, Dec. 23, 1897, Champaign. Children, Ed- mund Ellsworth, born May 8, 1900; Jane, bom June 10, 1904. Address, La Grange, 111,, R. F. D. No. 2.

776. THOMAS TYSON WOODRUFF

Born 1872, in Quincy, 111. f. T. D. Woodruff. Electrical Engineer, B. S.

Address, care of J. G. White & Co., Montevideo, Uraguay, S. Amer.

777. ORRES EPHRAIM YOUNG

Born Sept. 2, 1870, near Stonington, 111. f. B. F. Young, Canton, O. m, Sabilla Schrantz, Canton, O, Associate Editor, Michigan Farmer. B. L. Asst. 'Editor Orange Judd Farmer, 1893-96; Assoc. Ed. Michigan Farmer, 1896. Married Louise M. Murray, June 18, 1901, Springfield, Mass. Child, Elizabeth Schrantz, born Oct. 15, 1904. Address, 81 Lincoln Ave., Detroit, Mich., care of Lawrence Publishing Co.

CLASS OF 1894 (69)

778. LEVI PATTEN ATWOOD

Born Aug. 7, 1872, Rockford, 111. f. P. B. Atwood, Mar., 1842, Owen, 111. m. Emma Catlin, Feb. 2, 1848, Litchfield Co., Conn. Railway Superintendent. Prepared in Rockford High School. Adel- phic. C. E. Soc. Bus. Mgr., Illini, 1893-94. B. S. Draftsman, D. W. Mead, 1894-1895; Topographer U. S. Army, Miss. Levee work. Rock Island, 1895; Draftsman, 1896; Asst. Engr., 1896-97; Engr. M. of W., 1897-1900; Private mining work, Sonoar, Mex., 1900; Engr. M. of W. R. G. S. M. & P. Ry., 1900-02; Supt., do., 1903-05; Chief Engr., do., extension from 1904 to 1905. Engr. of C. P. & St. L. Ry., Apr.-July, 1905. Supt. Litchfield & Madison R. R., July, 1905. Articles in 111. Soc. Engrs. and Sur. 13th An- nual Report R. R. Const, in Mex., 106-109; Cost of Plates on R. G. S. M. & P. R. R., pp. 110; 17th Annual Report M. of W. Records, same, 54 pp.; 18th Annual Report Work train Records, 104 pp.; 19th Annual Report In renewals, 160 pp. Married Blanche Booker, Aug, IS, 1898, El Paso, Tex.

Address, Edwardsville, 111.

779. CLYDE LESLIE BABCOCK Born May 9, 1873, Ridott, 111. f. Geno S. Babcock, Jan. 9, 1852, Ridott, 111. m. Jennie L. Goodwill, June 27, 1855, Quebec, Canada. Grain and Lumber Dealer. Prepared in Harvard High School, Harvard, Neb. Delta Tau Delta. Y. M. C. A. Civil Engineering Club. Capt. B. S. Civil Engineering, 1894-96; Grain and Lumber business, 1896— Married Georgia Eldred White, 1898, Harvard, Neb. Child, Clyde Harold, born June 21, 1903. Address, 100 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb.

780. LOUIS WILLIAM BARKER Born June 5, 1871, Sparta, 111, f. D. P. Barker, Mar. 5, 1842, New Design, 111, m, A. J, Rosborough, Nov., 1842, Sparta, 111. Sparta Gas and Electric Co. Prepared in Sparta High School. Shield and Trident. B. S, Proprietor, Sparta Gas & Electric Co,, Sparta, 111., 1894-02; Part, same, with L. J. Sexton, 1902— . First Presbyterian Church. Address, Sparta, 111. 1894] Baccalaureate Alumni 155 781. OTTO BAUMANN Born June 22, 1872, in Herman, Mo. f. Engel Bauman. m. Luise Denizen. Live Stock Broker. B. S. Since graduation has been with the General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y.; Western Elec. Co., Chicago; Ranchman in South Dakota; Real Estate and Loaning in Quincy. Now live stock broker. Address, Room 359 Live Stock Exchange, Kansas City, Mo. 782. HARRISON EATON BEASLEY Born Oct. 1, 1872, in Peoria, 111. f. N. K. Beasley. m. Susan Hester Wadleigh. Civil Engineer. B. S. Asst. City Engineer, 1894-97; Contractor, 1897- 111., 1900; City Engineer, Peoria, 1900-05; private practice, 1905 — . 32 degree Mason, Elks, and Creve Coeur. Married Nellie Louise Body, Feb. 21, 1900, Peoria, 111. Children, Gladys Margaret, bom Nov. 8, 1901, Hariet Elizabeth, born Feb. 20, 1904. Address, 721 Fayette St., Peoria, 111. 783. LUCINDA PEARL BOGGS

Born Nov. 18, 1874, Hayes, Douglas Co., 111. f. Benj. Franklin Boggs, 1832, Lawrence Co., O. m. Mary Jane Armstrong, 1835, do. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology. Prepared at home by private study. Alethenai. Y.W.C.A. Oratorical Ass'n. DramaticClub. B.A.;Ph.D, Univ. of Halle, Germany, 1900. Hon. Fellow in Psychology and Philosophy, Cornell, 1902-03. Teaching, 1894-1897, Rice Coll. Inst., Paxton, 111. Study and Travel in Europe, 1897-1900. Teaching, Wash. State Normal School, EUensburg, Wash., 1901-02. Study and travel, 1903-05; Pro- fessor-elect, Philosophy and Psychology, Western Coll. for Women, Ox- ford, O. Dissertation presented for degree of Ph. D., Ueber John Dewey's Theorie des Interesses und Seine Anwenduing in der Paedagogik, C. A. Kaim- merer& Co., Halle, Ger., 1901, 8 vo., 75 pp. Articles. The Absolute Value of the Child, Kindergarten Magazine, Chicago, Vol. XVI, 1904, May, 580- 584. An Experimental Study of the Physiological Accompaniments of Feeling," Psychological Review, Vol. XI, 1904, pp. 223-248. The Attitude of Mind called Interest, Jour, of Phil. Psych, and Scientific Methods, Vol. 1, 1904, pp. 428-434. Tbe Psychical Complex called an Interest, Jour, of Phil., Psych., and Scientific Methods, Vol. II. The Relation of Feeling and Interest, same, Vol. III. How Children Learn to Read, Ped. Seminary, 1905. Member M. E. Church, 1883. Address, 811 W. Illinois St., Urbana, 111. 784. HERBERT HILL BRAUCHER Brother of Nos. 376, 377, 412, 627, 1009 1833. Born Feb. 1, 1869, Lincoln, 111. f. Daniel L. Braucher, Mar. 1,

m. Henrietta C. Hill, June 1, 1831. . Teacher. Prepared in Lincoln High School. Adelphic. B. S. Fruit Growing, and Science teaching in Lincoln High School, until Oct., 1903. Horticultural Inspector for State Entomologist for two years. Taught Horticulture and nature study' in the Public Schools of San Antonio, Tex., Mar.-Dec, 1905. Manual Training, San Antonio High School, to June,

Marfied Gertrude Doten, Aug. 26, 1896, Mt. Pulaski, 111., (died Oct. 25, 1899); Child, Margaret Braucher, born May 11, 1899. Address, Lincoln, 111. 785. HOWARD ALLEN BROWNING Bom in Barrington, 111. m. Mrs. M. A. Browning. Farmer, 1904. B. S.

Address, Elgin, 111. 444 University of Illinois

GRADUATE ALUMNI

Those Who Have Received Higher Degrees After a Regular Course of Graduate Study

IRA OSBORN BAKER 1878. C. E. (See No. 35) FERNANDO ALSTON PARSONS 1878. M. L. (See No. 78) NATHAN CLIFFORD RICKER 1878. M. Arch. (See No. 13) CHARLES W. ROLFE 1878. M. S. (See No. 14) MELVILLE AMASA SCOVELL 1878. M. S. (See No. 84)

ALEXANDER C. SWARTZ 1878. C. E. (See No. 33) EMMA PAGE 1879. M. L. (See No. 187)

HENRY S. REYNOLDS 1879. M. S. (See No. 49) HENRY M. BEARDSLEY 1880. M. L. (See No. 203) CLARENCE H. BLACKALL 1880. M. Arch. (See No. 125)

GEORGE F. KENOWER 1880. M. L. (See No. 71) LORADO TAFT 1880. M. L. (See No. 222)

RALPH L. BROWN 1881. M. L. (See No. 58) JEROME SONDERICKER 1883. C. E. (See No. 248) ARCHIBALD OSBORN CODDINGTON 1884. M. L. (See No. 261) ARTHUR NEWELL TALBOT 1885. C. E. (See No. 293) ALPHONSO SAMUEL GATES 1886. C. E. (See No. 342) ARTHUR BLISS SEYMOUR 1886. M. S. (See No. 289) .

454 University op Illinois

B. A., 1893, 'Harvard; M. A., 1894, same. Scholarship at Harvard. Iri' st'ructor in German, Harvard, 1892-93; Instructor in Math. ibid. 1893-95 Instructor in Math., Univ. of Mich., 1895-97; Same ,at Illinois, 1898— Articles: The Position of Geometry in Primary Education, Education, Vol X, 1889; When and How Geometry should be taught, The Academy, Vol. V 1890, 231-238. Routine Work in Mathematics, The School Review, Vol. VIII, 1900^271-279. The Volume of the S-phere, Amer. Math. Monthly, Ydi.'K., 1905 9-1 1! Functions of Three Real Variables, American Journal of Math.,]\ily 1906. Member Sigma Xi. Married Mary Elizabeth Coar, Dec. 29, 1887, Ednor, Md. Children, Marjorie Belle, born Jan. 4, 1890; Helen Ruth, born Dec. 6, 1891; Henry Osgood, born Jan. 20, 1896. Address, 930 W. Illinois St., Urbana, 111. WILLIAM CROCKER 1903. M. A. (See No. 1644) G17 EXUM WOODWARD DAVIS 1903, M. A. Born Sept. 10, 1868, Elizabethtown, Ind. f. William Exum Davis, 1824, Goldsboro, N. C. m. Miriam Cox, 1826, Goldsboro, N. C. Superintendent of schools. B. A., 1898, Indiana Univ. Prepared in Sand Creek Seminary, Ind. Superintendent of Schools of Chenoa, 111., 1903-05. Member Friend's Church. Married Melissa Waldron, 1895, Rane City, Ind. Children, Mary Lucile, 1900; Donal Woodard, 1904. Address, Chenoa, 111. FRED GATES FOX 1903. M. A. (See No. 1122) G18 WILLIAM MAURICE DEHN 1903, Ph. p. Born June 24, 1872, Chesaning, Mich. f. Gustave Moritz Dehn. m. Agusta Billquist. Instructor in Chemistry. B. A., 1893, Hope College; M. A., 1896, same. Prepared in Holland High School and Hope Academy, Holland, Mich.

Delta Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda UiDsilon ; Acacia. Articles: Pri- mary Arsines, Berichte der Deutschen Chemischen Cesellschaft,Yo\.ii, 3594-3598. Primary Arsines, American Chemical Journal, Yo\. 33 850-900; Secondary

Arsines, same,Vol. 1-54 ; Eine Method zu schnellen Chlor bestimmung in Ham, Zeitschrift fur physiologische Chemie, XLIV Band, Erstes Heft, pp. 11-17;

Arsonic and Arsinic Acids, Jour. Amer. Chem. Soc. , Vol. 28, 347-361. Member Congregational Church.

Address, 407 E. Green St., Champaign, 111. BELLE IRENE GILLESPIE 1903. M. A. (See No. 1678) G19 ROXANA GOBLE 1903. ' M. A.

Born Aug. 22, 1876, Coles Co., 111. f. Benjamin Franklin Goble, Sept. 7, 1837, Coles Co., 111. m. Ann Brown, Jan. 4, 1835, Greenup Co., Ky. Teacher. B. A., 1901, Westfield College. Philalethean, Westfield College. Instructor in German and Latin, Westfield Coll,, 1903-04; Asst. Prin., Chester High School, 1904. •

Address, Westfield, 111., or Chester, 111. CHESTER ELLIS HARRIS 1903. M. A. (See No. 1687) Honorary Alumni 461 ^*'- Librarian Y^Th^^U^-U^^^^,^' u""^. .°/ of Minneapolis Athenaeum 1884-89 admitted to bar of Minnesota, 1885 ; active in promoting the organil «^s«'^%P '^ Minneapolis, which was incorporated 1886; abroad^trnT/i1888 and expended^'J'T^nearly^r $30,000 in the interests of the library an- pointedactinglibranan, 1889; regular librarian, 1890; re-elected to same 1891 '°'' ^^^°P<=°«d Dec. 16, 1890, and contains over 100,000nnnm'^^'"'^volumes and!l^^'°°u'has a home circulation of about 1 ,000,000.) Admitted to bar of Suffolk Co Mass., 1892 practice ; of law, Boston,. 1892-95 ; librarian of Boston Public Library, 1895-99; librarian of Congress, Mar 1899— Washington, D. C, 13, Pres. Mass. Library Club, 1896-97; represented United btates as delegate to the international library conference, 1897- twice pres of Amer. Lib. Assn. since 1898. Published many articles in reviews and professional journals. ^ MamVd Charlotte Elizabeth Munroe, Oct. 5, 1886, Cambridge, Mass Children, Shirley, born 1887; Brenda, born 1890. Address, Library of Congress, Washington, D. C. SAMUEL WESLEY STRATTON 1903. D.Eng. (See No. 406) JOHN EDWARDS WRIGHT 1903. M. A. (See No. 450)

H6 WILLIS J. BAILEY 1904. LL. D.

Born O.ct. 12, 1854, in Carroll Co., 111. Prepared in Mt. Carroll High School. Attended Illinois, 1879. Engaged in farming and stock raising. Member of Kansas State bd. agr., 1895-99. Kansas Legislature, 1888. Pres. Rep. State League, 1893. Member of Congress, at large, Kansas, 1899-1901. Governor of Kansas, 1903-05. Married Mrs. Ida B. Weed, June 9, 1903. Address, Bailey^ille, Kan. LINCOLN BUSH 1904. D. Eng. (See No. 527) H7 JOHN WILLISTON COOK 1904. LL. D.

Born Apr. 20, 1844, in, Oneida Co., N. Y. f. Harry Dewitt Cook, m. Joanna Hall. President Northern Illinois State Normal School. Graduated from Illinois State Normal Univ., 1865. M. A., Knox College; LL. D., Blackburn Univ. Principal public schools, 1865-66; teacher, Illinois State Normal Univ., 1866-90; president same, 1890-99; Pres. N. E. A., 1903-04. Author (with Miss N. Cropsey) Normal Series of Arthimetics. Contributed various articles to school periodicals. Pres. Illinois State Teachers' Assn., 1880; Pres. Normal Dept., N. E. A., 1896. Married Lydia Farnham Spofford, August 26, 1867. Child, Agnes Spof- ford.

Address, De Kalb, 111. H8 WILLIAM FREEMAN MYRICK GOSS 1904. D. Eng.

Born Oct. 7, 1859, in Barnstable, Mass. f. Frank B. Goss. m. Mary Gorham. Director of the Engineering Laboratory and Dean of the Schools of Engi- neering, Purdue Univ. Certificate of graduation, 1879, Mass. Inst, of Tech.; M. S., Wabash Coll., 1888. Organized Dept. of Practical Mechanics, Purdue Univ., 1879. Published, Bench Work in Wood, Locomotive Sparks, and scientific reports and papers. Member and past Manager of the Amer. Soc. Faculty

MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES Of the University from 1867 to 1906

DUFF ANDREW ABRAMS (See No. 2293) JOHN QUINCY ADAMS ^*^^^\?"^^- Stephen I8,n°p ^^^^Z"' M "^ ^- Daniel Adams, Dec. 12, "" ''^' Elizabeth Chapman, July IS, Uitca Mi^h^ 1837, Instructor in Public Speaking 1903-. Prepared in Utica Union School, i^^\,^^^^^/San, LL^ B., 1898, Michigan. Special pupil of Prof.P.n?-ThThos. r C. Trueblood for several years. Professor of Law and Oratory, Central Univ. of Kentucky 1900-01; Instructor in Rhetoric and Oratory 1^01-02; Professor fnno"nS,'^*^T^°".;' of Oratory, Franklin & Marshall Coll. 1902-03. Member National Ass'n for Adv. of Speech Arts Marned Nellie Keech Allen, Aug. 27, 1901, Ann Arbor, Mich Address, 920 W. Green St., Urbana, 111. WILLIAM ALEXANDER ADAMS Born Sept. 10, 1871, in Chicago, 111. Instructor in Rhetoric and PubHc Speaking, 1899-01 Prepared in Grammar School in Manchester, N. Y., 1855; Bryant and Stratton Bus Coll 1886; Pmkerton Academy, Derry, N. Y., 1894; Harvard College 1898' Taught at Putnam Evening School, East Cambridge, Mass., 1896-98- Brook- lyn Latin School, N. Y.

Address, Chicago, 111. TANSY RADFORD AGG Born May 17, 1878, Fairfield, la. f. Henry Agg. m. Sarah Agg. Instructor in Gen. Eng. Drawing, 1905 — . Prepared in Oskaloosa High School. B. Sc. in E. E., Iowa State Coll., 1905, Testing Dept. Gen. Electric Co., June-Sept., 1905. Good roads expert, summer, 1906. Iowa Nat'l Guards, 1895-98.

Address, 506 Matthews Ave., Urbana, 111. MILTON KENT AKERS 1905. (See No. 2295) GEORGE HENRY ALDEN

Born Aug. 30, 1866, Tunbridge, Vt. f. Edwin Hyde Alden, Windsor, Vt. m, Anna Maria Whittemore, St. Albans, Vt. Acting Asst. Professor of History, 1896-97. Prepared in Waseca, Minn., High School and Carleton College Acad. B. S., 1891, Carleton Coll.; B. A., 1893, Harvard; Ph. D., 1896, Wisconsin. Fellowship in History, Univ. of Chicago, 1893-95; fellowship in history, Univ. of Wis., 1896. Supt. of Schools, New Richland, Minn., 1887-88; supt, of schools, Tracy, Minn., 1891-92; fellowships mentioned, 1892-96; acting assistant professor of history, Illinois, 1896-97; professor of history and government, Cornell Coll., 1897-98; professor of history and political science, Carleton Coll., 1898-1903; assistant professor of history, Univ. of Wash., 1903-05; associate professor, of the AUe- Univ. of Wash., 1905 — . Published, New Governments West ghanies before 1780, bulletin of the Univ. of Wis., 1897, folio, 74 pp. Arti- cles: The Evolution of our System of Organizing and Admitting New States, Anals of the Academy of Pol. and Soc. Science, Nov., 1901. The State of Franklin, American Historical Review, Jan., 1903; besides book reviews and notes in both the above periodicals. Member of Amer. Historical Assn., Trustees ^y,

TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY ALICE ASBURY ABBOTT Trustee 1898-1905. Bom in Quincy, 111. f. Henry Asbury, lawyer Cntic. Prepared m private school. Special course in sciences and °^^y"^^ ^*"<^y °f ^^"^^- literature SSe^^any EditedES^,HeSt-fi^'""scientific journal^"^f-- Chicago, m 1876. Translated Die Waffen Nieder' under the title Ground Amis! written by the Baroness Bertha von Suttner' ?°'^t"igh«y ^"d ^^e Woman's Club o" Chkago MarriedMar'^W AbialAh".^ I'^'lulR. t' Abbott, June, 1871. Children, Sarah and Alice Address, Urbana, 111.

WILLIAM L. ABBOTT Trustee 1905-11. (See No. 368) CARRIE THOMAS ALEXANDER Trustee 1901-07. Born March 4, 1861, in Belleville 111 in Monticello Sem., Godfrey, 111., 1876-80. ' t ,v?'"^Pa^,''®'^ Assumed the place ot Mr Alexander as General manager and treasurer of local street railway line, after his death operated for ; same several years; spent two years in study and travel abroad. Organized Belleville chapter Order of Eastern Star- was matron four years, 1900-04; joined Woman's Relief Corps, in 1892; treasurer of local corps four years, and president three years; also as Dept. Junior Vice Pres., Inspector, Pres., 1898-99, counselor, 1899-1900; president of local Ladies' Aid Soc. four years and introduced and put into effect plans by which able bodied men and women were suppled with various kinds of work for which they received wages instead of alms. Director 111. Childrens' Home and Aid Soc.

Married Henry A. Alexander, Dec. 1887, at Belleville, 111., (died Oct., 1888).

Address, Belleville, 111. *LEMUEL ALLEN Trustee 1867-71. Born Mar. 23, 1818, in Loudoun Co., Va. Prepared in Prep. School at Waverly, 111, Member of School Board of Pekin, 111., for many years; County Supt, of Schools of Tazewell Co. for ten

consecutive years ; served as County School Commissioner ; taught in Spring-

field, 111., 1841 ; in Decatur, 111., 1842 ; in Pekin, 1846. Invented and patented a Planetarium. Aided in organizing the First Baptist Church, Decatur, and

also at Pekin, 111. ; helped organize the Washingtonian Society, and Sons of Temperance, Pekin, 111. Married Mrs. Margaret Pratt, 1843, Decatur, 111.; Josephine Goodheart, Pekin, 111., 1898. Died Aug. 8, 1905, in Pekin, 111. *JOHN PETER ALTGELD Trustee, ga: oj^icio, 1893-97. Bom in Prussia, 1848. Came to Mansfield, Ohio, in early life. At age of 16 volunteer in final campaigns of Grant. Discharged at Columbus, Ohio. Studied in private school, Lexington, Ohio, and taught school for two years. Traveled until 1869; studied law at St. Louis, Mo., 1869-70, when admitted to the bar at Savannah, Mo.; elected prosecuting attorney for the county; resigned and moved to Chicago, 1875; candidate before democratic caucus of state legislature forU. S. Senator, 1876; extensive real estate owner, 1876-86 in Chicago; accepted democratic nomination for office of judge of supreme court and elected in 1886; resigned from the bench, Aug., 1891; governor of Ilhnois of 1896 and unsuccessful 1892-96 ; delegate to Democratic national convention independent candidate for mayor of Chicago, 1899. Author: Our Penal Geographical Inde-x 599

GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF ALUMNI

UNITED STATES

ALABAMA Birmingham Fairhope Kate Frances Clark (Stockham) Ida Louise Jackman (Dougher- '85 ty), '00 George' Greaves, '88 TUSKEGEE William H. Stockham, '85 Walter T. Bailey, '04 ARIZONA BiSBEE Prescott Will Een McKee, '90 Robert K. Porter, '96 Naco Tempe John Barr, '02 Watson Pickrell, '75 I'hcenix Benj. H. Scudder, '00 Opal B. Heller, '91 Tucson Emery Kays, '79 Robert H. Forbes, '92 William S. Pickrell, '74 ARKANSAS Carlisle Rogers '91 Lloyd S. Robertson, '00 Nelhe M. Darby, Alonzo L. Whitcomb, '72 Forest City James H. Gunder, '79 Springdale Fort Smith Chas. S. Bouton, '91 Frank L. Lyman, '01 Stamps George H. Lyman, '72 WilHam H. Vance, '99 Little Rock Theodore M. Sanders, '02 CALIFORNIA Auburn Decause '82 '75 Thomas Noble, Lyman F. Warner, Jr., Berkeley Eureka '96 '84 Frank H. Green, Cora J. Hill, Arthur B. Smith, '02 Fresno Snyder, '90 '77 Christopher H. John J. Seymour, Ralph C. Woodmansee, '03 Alexander C. Swartz, '73 Charles W. Woodworth, 85 GiLROY Chatsworth Lola D. Elhs (Forsyth), '84 '81 Nelson A. Gray, '83 James W. Forsyth, Covina Grass Lake Lloyd, '02 Francis B. Plant, '02 George T. Dale Halleck Huey, '83 Bedros Tatarian, '87 Joseph D. Index to Alumni 633

INDEX TO ALUMNI

Note—Addresses in the Index differing from those in the biographies are later and should be used in preference. For 1906 see pp. 437-43; g, 457; h 470

'98 Aaron, Philip Judy, 3610 Lake Ave., Chicago, 111., 212 '_8S Abbott, Alfred Noyes, Morrison, 111., R. F. D,, No. 7, 84 '83 Abbott, Edward Lorenzo, 71 Broadway, New York, N. Y., 68 '03 Abbott, Ruth, 5426 Lexington Ave., Chicago, 111., 327 '77 Abbott, Theodore Sperry, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico, 27 '84 Abbott, William Lamont, 3213 Beacon St., Chicago, 111., 76 '04 Abell, Ralph Elliott, 527 Lowell St., Elgin, 111., 360 'OS Abrams, Duff Andrew, 703 S. 3d St., Champaign, 111., 403 '00 *Abry, Bertrand, 246 '83 *Adams, Charles Francis, 68 '96 *Adams, Edward Langford, 181 '77 Adams, Nettie (Wilson), 613 South St., Lafayette, Ind., 27 '00 Adams, Otto C, 409-11 MiUikin BIdg,, Decatur, 111., 246 '01 Adsit, Bert Wilson, Pontiac, 111., 270 '05 Agnew, Ralph, Chesaning, Mich, 403 '02 Ahrens, Anna Wilhelmina, 212 E. University Ave., Champaign, 111., 299 '05 Akers, Milton Kent, Elect. Eng. Lab., Urbana, 111., 403 '00 Alarco, Jos6 Maria, Mexico., P. O. Box 2015, 246 '04 Aldrich, Blanche, Normal, 111., 360 '01 Allen, Albert Miller, 27 Ruggery Bldg., Columbus, O., 271 '04 Allen Arthur, William, 520 4th St., Peoria, 111., 360 '77 *Allen, Charles Wesley, 27 '03 Allen, Edith Louise, Delavan, 111., 328 '01 Allen, Frank Gilbert, Ames, la., 271 'OS Allen, Grace Matilda, 508 So. 4th St., Champaign, 111., 403 '05 Allen, Lawrence Thompson, 206 Daniel Bldg., Danville, 111., 404 '03 Allen, Mae Louise, Urbana, 111., 328 '05 Allen, Mary Elizabeth, 405 W. Eldorado St., Decatur, 111., 404 '05 Allen, Paschal, Delavan, 111., 404 '76 Allen, Ralph, Delavan, 111., 21 '03 Allin, Eugenia, Decatur, 111., 328 '81 *Allison, James G., 53 '96 Alpiner, Amelia Darling (Stern), 712 W. Hill St., Champaign, 111., 181 '02 Alspach, Fred Albert, 1411 Reid St., Los Angeles, Calif., 299 '00 Ambler, Sarah, 629 E. Capitol St., Washington, D. C, 247 '97 gAmmerman, Charles, 226a S. Jefferson Ave., St. Louis, Mo., 447 'OS Anders, Edwin, Lisbon, 111., 404 '98 Anderson, Clark Godfrey, City Hall, Moline, 111., 212 '97 Anderson, George Forbes, 140 So. Summit St., Prescott, Ariz., 195 '99 Anderson, Harry, care of Pacific States Tele. Co., San Francsico, Cal., 229 '04 Anderson, John Edward, 410 Masonic Temple, Rockford, 111., 361 '75 Anderson, Laura Morris (Greenhalgh), 181 Jefferson St., Oak Cliff, Dallas, Texas, 14 '05 Anderson, Leslie Lee, Summer Hill, 111., 404 '03 Anderson, Mary, (home) Macon, 111., 328 [141 '93 Andrews, Hubert Franklin, Home Tele. Bldg., San Bernardmo, Calif., '82 Andrus, Dora Angeline (Griffith), Ashton, 111., 62 [247 Davis, Memphis, Ten '00 Appelquist, Jerome Gustaf , care of Ford, Bacon & '03 Apple, Charles, Palestine, 111., 328

* Dead g Graduate Alumnus

BIOGRAPHICAX RECORD

ALUMNI OF AMHERST COLLEGE,

DURING ITS FIRST HALF CENTURY.

1821—1871.

EDITED EV W. L. MONTAGUE, Class of '55.

ASSISTED BY E. P. CROWELL, Class of '53,

W. S. BISCOE, Class of '74.

WITH AS INTRODUCTION

PROFESSOR W. S. TYLER, Class of '30.

AMHERST, MASS. 1883.

PREFACE.

Prof. Tyler's History of Amherst College was published in 1873. It was an accurate and exhaustive record of the life of the college, of its professors and teachers, its trustees and benefactors, during its first half century. But to give a complete view of the work accomplished and the influence exerted by the college, something more was needed. The history of the college is fittingly supple- mented by the biographies of the graduates, and before the former work had left the printer's hands, the task of collecting material for the latter had begun. The Biographical Record of the Alumni was authorized by the Trustees in 1872, and Prof. E. P. Crowell and Prof. W. L. Monta- gue were .appointed to take charge of the work. A division of the labor was made. Prof. Crowell taking the earlier half of the classes, through 1850, and Prof. Montague the later, through 1871. Although ' circulars were at once issued to obtain the desired information, the requisite facts have, in many cases, been obtained only after much search and repeated inquiries. Yet, as rapidly as the pressure of Col- lege duties made it practicable, the work has been carried forward to a conclusion. From 1876 to 1879, the work of gathering information respecting the first twenty-nine classes was carried forward by Prof.'Chickering, and after that time resumed and completed by Prof. Crowell. The final preparation for the press of the materials thus collected has been made by Mr. W. S. Biscoe. The record of the classes from 1861 to 1871 inclusive has been wholly prepared by Prof. W. L. Montague, who has also had the editorial supervision of the entire work. The editors have endeavored to make the reports as brief as possi-

ble ; all eulogies have been carefully avoided, and the simple facts

of each life stated ; and yet, notwithstanding their utmost efforts, the IV PREFACE. volume has extended nearly a hundred pages beyond what was expected. The following general order has been adopted in giving the record ' of each graduate : 1. His personal history before graduation.

2. His professional life ; including both the study and practice of his profession, with the facts arranged as far as possible chronolog- ically. 3. Official positions held, books or pamphlets written, and honorary degrees received. There has been a great difference in the fullness with which the facts of this section have been stated in the written reports received, and a corresponding difference will conse- quently be found in the printed record.

4. The death of deceased graduates ; marriage and number of children. 5. The present P. O. address of all living g]-aduates. From some of the living graduates, it has been impossible to obtain anj' answer to the various circulars sent, and their records are of necessity incomplete. Friends and relatives have supplied some of the facts, but the editors do not feel that they are responsi- ble for anj- error or omission in such records. In other cases

there are seeming errors in the spelling of names, but it has been thought best to follow closely the responses which have beeiKreceived. For the same reason there are frequent diversities in the way in which similar facts are given in different places, as well as in the fullness of individual records.

The graduates of Amherst College during its first half century have been engaged in the different professions and occupations as

follows: 887 have been clergymen ; 92, foreign missionaries; 181, physicians; 305, lawyers; 348, teachers; 233, authors; 138, pro-

fessors; 26, college presidents ; 83, editors; 178 have engaged in business; 41 have been merchants; 32, manufacturers; 76,

farmers; 21, civil engineers ; 2, U. S. ministers; 2, U.S. Commis- sioners; 10, members of Congress; 28, State Senators; 81, members of State Legislatures; 2, governors; 41, judges; 207, in the

U. S. Army ; 9, in the Confederate Army; 1 has been Postmaster-

General ; and 1, a Bishop ; the whole number has been 1968.

Every one, who notices an error or omission in the Record, will confer a favor upon the College by sending the correction to the College Librarian. INTRODUCTION.

In the Preface to the History of Amherst College, which was published in 1873, it was announced that at my instance and the request of the Faculty Professors Crowell and Montague had commenced the collection of materials for a History of the Graduates of the College, which would be given to the public as soon as it could be prepared. After the lapse of ten years that promise is now ful- filled, though not without some change of plan and of hands in the execution of the work, which will be explained in the Preface. Meanwhile Professor Montague has prepared and printed, with great labor and painstaking, a Record of the Non-Graduate Members of Amherst College from 1821 to 1871. These three works, the His- tory of the College, the Record of its Alumni, and the Record of its Nbn-Gh'aduates, together with the Exercises at the Semi- Centennial, and Student Life at Amherst, all clustering about the Semi-Centen- nial, make up a pretty complete picture, or series of pictures, of Amherst College during the first half century of its existence. If any of the readers of this Record wonder why a period as long as that of the Trojan War should have elapsed before its completion, let them undertake for themselves the compilation of such a mass of biography and history—nearly two thousand lives, over three thou-

sand including the Non-Graduates ; or let them read in the Preface to the Record of ^on- Graduates Professor Montague's account of the process of collecting materials, the sources from which they have been gathered, the' procrastinations and delays even of those who have been willing to communicate the facts, and the various means, instruments of torture shall I say, (surely it must have been torture to the authors, if not to the subjects of the history) by which information has been extorted from the reluctant and the indifferent. Then let them think of the more than hydrostatic pressure, to which VI INTRODUCTION. these hard, (or perhaps worse, soft), crude, ineongrnous and bulky materials must have been subjected in order to reduce them within the compass of a medium-sized volume ! For myself I only wonder that the authors have lived through the process and been able to accomplish the work at all. To me this Record has been as fascinating as it has been instructive. I was scarcely able to lay it aside till I had read it through, from beginning to end. Of course it is not to be expected that all, if indeed any, of the readers of this volume will feel the same interest in its perusal which I have felt, who have known as students the graduate and the non-graduate members of all but the first half a dozen classes, and have made the acquaintance of nearly all the members of those classes as they have revisited the College from time to time at Commencement. Yet I have learned much which I did not know about almost every person whose name appears ; and I can hardly tell which have interested me the most, the old or the new facts, the old or the new acquaintances. In one or the other of these ways every alumnus will find matter of interest and instruction in every record. In reviewing the history of classmates and college acquaintances, the thoughtful reader will probably meet with three kinds of surprises. He will be agreeably surprised, that some from whom he expe.cted little, have done so much and done it so well. He will be sadly dis- appointed, that some who promised so much in College have accomplished so little after graduation, and some, alas ! who did pretty well in college have made an utter shipwreck in the voyage of life. But most frequently of all he will be surprised to see that the great majority have been in after life so nearly and essentially what they

were in College ; though after all this is only the old law that the boj- is father to the man, and whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap. On the whole we shall doubtless feel that we have no occasion to

be ashamed of our mother or her sons ; on the contrary, the more we know of her and of them, the more we shall love and honor both. If they are her jewels, she is their pearl. The brotherhood of our College answers somewhat to the description which the Apostle Paul has given of the church in Coriuth : Xot many mighty, not many noble, not very many who sit in the high places of political power and preferment ; but a great number of those whom God has called to run in his service, and to do the hard work that needs to be done INTRODUCTION. Vll in the church and the world. We have our leaders in every sphere of public life, of whom we are justly proud. But the rank and file of our sacramental host, the fighting and the working men vcho are serving their country and mankind in the toil and battle of life, in business and the professions, in the pulpit and the press, in literature and science and education and religion—these are the strength and the glory of Amherst. The Alumni cannot but be grateful to the authors for a book which, besides being so instructive and so convenient for reference, will serve to brighten the chain of those college friendships which are among the most sacred that bind together human hearts, and which only grow more hallowed with the flight of years. We older graduates especially must feel drawn closer to each other and our younger brothers as we read these records of the living and the dead, and we may well seize the occasion to greet Alma Mater

and all her children in the words of Loiigfellow : Morituri Salutamus.

W. S. Tyler. Amherst College, May 10, 1883. ,

EXPLAl^^ATIOI^S AND ABBREVIATIONS.

When the place of residence as given in the Annual College Cata- logue is different from the place of birth, it is inserted in ?)rackets. Xo mention is made of the College when the student spent four years with the class in which he gi'aduated. A date followed by a — indicates that the person is still at the same place or that the date at which he left that place is not known.

When no state is mentioned Mass. is to be understood.

A. B. M. U., American Baptist Missionary Union; agt., agent; a. p., acting pastor; Bap., Baptist; Coll., College; Cong., Congre- gationalist; dau., daughter; D. S., Divinity School; Epis., Episco- pal; Med., Medical; p., pastor; P. E., Protestant Episcopal;

Presb., Presbyterian ; R. D., Reformed Dutch ; s. s., stated supply;

T. I. , Theological Institute ; T. S. , Theological Seminary ; Unit.

Unitarian ; Univ., Universalist ; U. S. C. T., U. S. Colored Troops ; w. c, without charge. BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF ALUMNI.

CLASS OF 1822.

Ezra Fairchild, A. M., son of Ebenezer and Phebe (Vance)

Fail-child, was born in Mendham, N. J., Sept. 9, 1799 ; entered the Senior class at Amherst in 1821, having fitted for college, and pursued the studies of the first three j^ears, at tlie Latin School of Rev. Robert Finlej-, D. D., at Baskingridge, N; J. In consequence of siclsness in his father's family, he left college before the close of Senior year

and did not receive his Bachelor's degree until 1852 ; that of A. M., however, was conferred upon him in 1826 by Amherst Coll., and in 1831 by Yale Coll. Taught in an Academy, New Providence, N. J., '22— '23— '25— '23 ; Succasunna, N. J., '25 ; Mendham, N. J., '37 '38— '42— ; Plainfield, J., '42 ; '45 —N. Madison, N. J., ; and Flushing, L. I., '45 '54. Died of paralj'sis in Flushing, L. I., Feb. 1, 1854. Married Chloe Jefferson, dau. of Abner Stites, New Providence, N. J., Feb. 5, 1823. Four children.

Pindar- Field, A. M., [Hawley], son of Elijah and Tryphena (Cooley) Field, was born in Sunderland, May 1, 1794; fitted for college with William Ferry of Ashfleld, and Rev. Moses Hallock of '18— '21— Plainfield; Williams Coll., '21 ; Amherst Coll., '22. First

' president of the Athenian Society and organizer of the ' Theological Society," afterwards the "Society of Inquiry." AndoverT. '24 S.,'22— ; teacher and preacher among the Penobscot Indians in Maine, '24—'25 ; ordained as an Evangelist, Madison, N. Y., July 12, 1826; a. p., '26— '28— Madison, N. Y., '28 Hamilton, '31 ; a. ; p., N. Y., p., Apulia, N. Y., '31—'34 Oriskany Falls, N. Y., '34—'46 Mar- ; p., ; p., '48— '52— shall, N. Y., '52 ; a. p.. North Pitcher, N. Y., '56 ; Oriskany '56— '58— Falls, N. Y., '57 ; MunnsviUe, N. Y., '59 ; Madison, N. Y., '59— '60— '60 ; w. c, Hamilton, N. Y., '66 ; a. p.. North Pitcher, N. '66— '68— Y., '68 ; w. c, Hamilton, N. Y., '73. Died of abscess of the kidneys, at Hamilton, N. Y., Nov. 24, 1873. Married, (1) Apr. 27, 1831, Chiffaenette La Grass, dau. of Willard Welton, Ham- ilton, N. Y., -^ho died 1858 Mrs. Mary Margaret Cony Nov. 23, ; (2) of 01dtown,Me., dau. of Joseph Sewall, of Botta, Me. No chUdi-en except by adoption. 2 ;

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Ebenezek Strong Snell, A. M., LL.D., son of Rev. Dr. Thomas and Tirzah (Strong) Snell, was born in North Brookfield, Oct. 7, his and at Amherst Academy, for 1801 ; fitted for college with father '19— Amherst Coll., Sophomore standing; Williams Coll., '21 ; '21— Society. He was '22 ; the first president of the Alexandrian Assistant Preceptor of Amherst Academj^ about two and a half years from March '22, and Preceptor about one year; tutor in Amherst '25— '27— Assistant Pro- Coll., '27 ; Instructor in Mathematics, '29 ; '29— Professor fessor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, '34 ; of the same, '34—'76. Editor (with revisions) of " Olmsted's School Philosophy," and "School Astronomy;" " College Natural Philos- " Amherst, ophy" (twice) ; and College Astronomy" (twice). LL.D., 1860; Western Reserve, 1865. Died" at Amherst, Sept. 18, 1876, from disease of the brain and heart. Married, Sept. 8, 1828, Sabra Cobb, dau. of Scotto Clark, of Conway. Five daughters. See sketch. History of Amherst College, pp. 570—575.

CLASS OF 1823.

David Oliver Allen, A. M., D. D., [Princeton], eldest son of Moses and Mehitable (Oliver) Allen, was born in Barre, Sept 14,

1799 ; fitted for college at the Academies in New Ipswich, N. H., '19— Williams Coll., '21 ; Amherst Coll., and New Salem, Mass. ; — '21—'23. Preceptor of Lawrence Academy, Groton, '23 '24; '24— Andover T. S., '27 ; —ordained at Westminster, May 21, 1827; missionary in India, '27 '53, (the first foreign missionary of the graduates of the College) preaching and establishing schools in ; — Bombay, Ahmednuggur, and other parts of Western India, '27 '44 '44 — in charge of the American Mission Press, Bombay, '53 ; returned home on account— of ill-health, June, 1853 ; —w. c, and engaged in authorship, '53 '57; a. p., Westford, '57 '58; a. p., Wenham, '58— '60 ; resided at Lowell from 1860 until his death from congestion of the lungs, July 17, 1863. Author of " History of India, Ancient and Modern," and of several articles in periodicals. D. D., Amherst, 1854. Married-, (1) May 23, 1827, Myra, dau. of Abel Wood, of West- minster, who died in Bombay, Feb. 5, 1831 ; (2) Feb. 18, 1838, Orpah Graves, of New Marlboro, N. H., a missionary- teacher, who died in Bombay, June 5, 1842 ; (3) Dec. 12, 1843, Azuba C, dau. of Hiram Condit, of Succasunna, N. J. , a missionar}-, who died in Bombay, June 11, 1844; (4) May 3, 1858, Mrs. Mary S. Barnes, dau. of Dea. Moses Foster, of Wenham, who died in Brewster, Aufr. 5, 1867.

David Howard, son of Jonathan and Sarah (Mather) Howard, 1794 fitted was born in Marlboro, Vt., Nov. 22, ; for college at Bur- '19 — Univ., '21 ; entered lington, Vt. ; Vermont the Junior class

(Amherst) Sept., 1821 ; spent the Senior year chiefly at Yale College, without taking a dismission from Amherst, and was not present to be ALUMNI, 1823. 11

graduated with his class; received liis degree of A. B., in 1854. '25— Taught school in Montgomery Co., Md., '35 ; farmer in Alton, O., from that time until his death from hemorrhage of the bowels Sept. 10, 1855. Justice of the Peace, '38—'47. Married, in 1827, Ruth Riggs of Montgomery Co., Md. Two sons and two daughters.

Theophilus Packard, A. M., son of Rev. Dr. Theophilus and

Mary (Tirrell) Packard, was born in Shelburne, Feb. 1, 1802 ; iitted for college with his father, and at Sanderson Academy, Ashfield, and Amherst Academy; Williams Coll., '19 —'21; Amherst Coll., '21—'23. Studied theology with his father two years and at Princeton '24 — T. S., '23 ; ordained at Shelburne, March 12, 1828, and colleague '28 — '54— with his father, '53 ; a. p., Lj-me, 0., '55 ; a. p., Mt. Pleas- '55— '57 — ant, la., '57 ; a. p., Manteno, 111., '62 ; a. p., Sunderland, '64 — '65 ; also preacher at the Mariner's Church, Boston, and Acting Secretarj' of the Boston Seamen's Friend Society, Dec, 1833—June, 1834 preaching in various places, Cummington, Windsor, Heath, ; and Grill, and supplying vacant churches in Mass. and III., from 1865 till 1878, when he gave up the active duties of his profession. Author " of " History' of the Churches and Ministers in Franklin Co., Mass., " G-enealogy of the Packard Family, " and of several published sermons. Married, Maj- 21, 1839, Elizabeth Parsons, dau. of the Rev. Samuel Ware, then of South Deerfleld. Six children. P. O. address, Manteno. 111.

EIlijah Paine, A. M., son of Elijah and Martha (Pomeroy) Paine, was born in Ashfield, Dec. 9, 1797 ; fitted for college at the Sanderson Academy-, Ashfield; Williams Coll., '19 —'21; Amherst Coll., '21 —'23. Taught in Amherst Academy four years and studied theology with Rev. Dr. Heman Humphrey ; ordained at Claremont, April Claremont, iST. H., '29—'33 West N. H., 1, 1829; p., ; p.. Boylston, '34—'36. Died in a fit at West Boylston, Sept. 14, 1836. Married, Feb., 1826, Olive, dau. of Dorus G-raves, of Ashfield. Four children.

HiEAM Smith, son of Simon and Abigail (Fowler) Smith, was born in Westfleld, Sept. 21, 1800 ; fitted for college at Phillips Academy, '19— '21—'23. Studied Coll., '21 ; Amherst Coll., Andover ; Williams '23— theology with Rev. Dr. Packard of Shelburne, '24 ; Auburn T. '24— S., '26 ; ordained as an evangelist at Shelburne, Nov. 10, 1830. Declining all calls for installation, he preached as an evangelist in Wilmington and Dover, Vt., three months; Longmeadow, three months ; Montgomery, three months ; Cattaraugus, N. Y., among the

Indians, one year ; Marcellus, N. Y., six years ; Alraont, Mich., four years; North Camden, O., one year; Margaretta, O., twenty-five years. While preaching, he taught Select Schools in Marcellus, one year, in Camden, one year, and in Margaretta, twenty-five years. Author of a sermon on the death of Dea. Richard Falley, 1835. 12 ALUMNI, 1823.

Married, (1) June 31, 1836, Adeline, dau. of Dr. E. Fellows, of Rachel Montville, Ct., who died April 1, 1838; (2) Oct. 18, 1838, C, dau. of Joseph Kellogg, of Colchester, Ct. Two children. P. O. address, Hillsdale, Mich.

CLASS OF 1824. Edwards Abbott Beach, A. M., [New Lebanon, N. Y.J, son of David and Annie (Chandler) Beach, was born at Tinmouth, Vt.,

Sept. 6, 1796 ; fitted for college with Rev. Joel T. Benedict, of Chatham, N. Y., Charles Dillingham, of Richmond, Mass., and E. C. Benedict, '20— of Williams College; Wilhams Coll., '21 ; Amherst Coll., '21 —'24. Studied theology with Rev. George E. Pierce, of Harwin- '24-— ton, Ct. ; Auburn T. S., '27 ; labored as an itinerant missionary in Susquehanna Co., Penn., eight months; in Bethanj', Penn., four

months ; as a revival preacher in Ohio and New York, three months ; ordained by the Presbyterj' of Troj-, at Stephentown, N. Y., June 11, and preached there '28—'35 '35— 1828, Grotou, N. Y., '40 ; w. — ; p., — c, Guernsey Co., 0., '40 '43; p.. Homer, O., '43 '51; w. c, '61 — Johnstown and Granville, 0., '78 ; from this time till his death, resided with his children at Champaign, 111. He was an ardent worker in the temperance cause, lectured frequently, and delivered the address before the first Temperance Societj' in New York State, at its first annual meetmg, Dec. 25, 1827. Prof. Tyler imputes to Mr. Beach his conversion and his coming to Amherst. Died in Cham- paign, 111., from catarrh of the stomach, Ma^- 23, 1881. Mamed, Aug. 11, 1829, Rhoda C, dau. of Rev. Silas Churchill, of New Lebanon, N. Y. Seven children.

Spencer Field Beard, [Stratford, Ct.J, son of Dr. Daniel and Betsey (Field) Beard, was born in West Brookfield, July 4, 1799;

prepared for college at Stratford, Ct., and at Bridgeport. Ct. ; Yale '18— '21— '24— Coll., '19; Amherst Coll., '24 ; '27 Andover T. S.. ; Agent, A. '27— '28 B. C. F.—M., ; ordained at—Methuen, Jan. 14, 1829, and p. there, '29 '32; s. s., Norton. "32 '36; s. s., Greenville, Ct., '36— ';^8— '37 p., Montville, Ct., '46 ; s. s.. East Falmouth, — ; '48 '53. He then retired from the ministry on account of his health and resided in Andover until his death, from disease of the heai't, Jan. 8, 1876. Married, (1) July 26, 1831, Lucy A. Leonard, step- daughter of Rev. G. Conant, ofPaxtou, who died May 23, 1842; (2) May 7, 1843, Mary Ann, dau. of Dr. E. Fellows, of Montville, Ct. Four children.

Charles Bextley, A. M., son of Charles and Hannah (Wilson) Bentlej', was born in Tyringham (now Monterey), April 1, 1799; fitted for college at Phillips (Andover) Academy; 'Williams Coll., '20—'21 '21—'24. ; Amherst Coll., Studied theology with Rev. Allen McLean Feb. of Simsbury, Ct. ; ordaiued 15, 1826, at Middle Had- dam, Ct., Congregational Church, '20 —'33 and p., of the ; p., Granbv —

472 ALUMNI, 1871.

Henry Hovby Sawtee, A. M., [Easthampton] , son of Edmund H. and Adeline (Farnsworth) Sawyer, was born in Brattleboro, Vt.,

Sept. 11, 1849 ; fitted for college at Williston Seminary, Easthamp- ton. With Goddard and Brother, N. Y., tailor's trimmings, '71 '72; Asst. Book Keeper, Bank of Metropolis,— N. Y., '72—'73; Discount Clerk, West Side Bank, N. Y., '73 —'74; Cashier of J. Graham & Co., cotton brokers, Selma, Ala., '74 '75 ; manufactur- er, Easthampton, '75 —'81; interested in mining, since '81. P. O. address, Easthampton, Mass.

David Augustus Shaw, [East Amherst] , son of David Augus- tus and Orrill B. (Merritt) Shaw, was born in Warren, June 16, 1847; fitted for college at Williston Seminary, Easthamp- '71 — ton. Teacher, Wales ; carpenter, Wales, '73; teacher in Three '74 Eivers, and farmer in Wales, ; carpenter, Brimfleld, and teacher in Sturbridge, '75; teacher, Sturbridge and Washington, N. H., '76 — '78. Unmarried. P. O. address, '78 ; farmer, Wales, since Wales, Mass.

Arthur Raymond Simmons, M. D., son of Hervey and Emily

(Wright) Simmons, was born in New Haven, N. Y., May 5, 1847 ;

fitted for college at Falley Seminarj', Fulton, N. Y. ; Mich. Univ., '66— Coll., '68—'71. Principal Lonsdale High '68 ; Amherst— of School, E. I., '71 '73; studied medicine at Lonsdale, E. I., '72—; '75; physician, New Hartford, N. Y., since '75. Married, Dec. 2, 1875, Emma Eing, of Hartford, Ct. Two children. P. 0. address, New Hartford, N. Y.

John Woodruff Simpson, LL. B., son of James W. and Jane B. (Walker) Simpson, was born in Craftsbury, Vt., Oct. 13, 1860; fitted for college at State Normal School, Johnson, Vt. Columbia Law School, '71 —'73; LL. B., Columbia, 1873; admitted to the bar, in '73 '73. June, ; lawyer, N. Y. City, since Unmarried. P. O. address, 120 Broadway, N. Y. City.

Edward Tinker Slogum, A. M., LL. B., son of William F. and Margaret (Tinker) Slocum, was born in Grafton, Oct. 29, 1849 ; fitted for college at Grafton High School. Civil Engineer, '71 — '72 — ; teacher, '72 '73; Boston Univ. Law School, '72—'74; LL. B., Boston Univ., 1874; admitted to the bar, Dec. 24, 1874; lawyer, Boston, '74— '77—. '77 ; at Lee, Married. P. O. address, Pitts- field, Mass.

JosiAH Eenick Smith, son of Eev. Josiah D. and Ann Eliza (Osborn) Smith, was in born Columbus, O., Oct. 24, 1851 ; fitted for college at Columbus High School, 0. Teacher and journalist, Columbus, 0., since '71. P. 0. address, 466 E. Rich St., Colum- bus, O. —

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Charles Spelman Stiles, [Chicopee Falls], son of Charles S. and Henrietta Ophelia (Holtou) Stiles, was born in Chicopee, Dec. 4,

1848 ; fitted for college at Williston Seminary, Easthampton. Senior Instructor in West Penn. Square Academj', Philadelphia, Pa., '71 —'73. Asst. Principal, Mount Pleasant Academy, Sing Sing, N. '73— '76— Y., '76 ; studied law, '78 ; admitted to the N. Y. bar, May 16, 1878; lawyer, Sing Sing, N. Y., '78— '79; teacher of private pupils, in classics, Chicopee Falls, since '79. P. 0. address, Chicopee Falls, Mass.

Theodore Lamme Stiles, [Indianapolis, Ind. J, son of Daniel J. and Maria S. (Lamme) Stiles, was born in Medway, O., July 12, 1848; fitted for college at State Univ., Athens, O. Columbia Law '71 — School, '72 ; admitted to the bar, in June, 1872 ; lawyer, Indian- apolis, Ind., '72—'73; at N. Y. City, '73 — '77; at Indianapolis, Ind., '77—'78; at Tucson, Ariz., since '78. Married, at Amherst, Aug. 22, 1872, Sarah B., dau. of Rev. Eli Smith, D. D., of Beirut, Syria. P. O. address, Tucson, Ariz.

Edward George Stone, A. M., [Danbury, Ct], son of George W. and Emily (Lyman) Stone, was born in Warren, Ct., Aug. 4, '71 1845 ; fitted for college at Monson Academy. Andover T. S., '74; s. s.. New Castle, N. H., '74; ordained there, Oct. 28, 1874, "74— '76— and p., '75 ; s. s.. So. Royalston, '78 ; a. p.. First Cong, '78— ^'80— church, Ct., '80 ; a. West Suffleld, Ct., '81 Granby, p.. ; '81— w. c. West Suffleld, Ct., '82 ; a. p., Acworth, N. H., since '82. Married, May 5, 1875, Carrie E., dau. of Alanso S. Neal, of New Hartford, Ct. Two children. P. O. address, Acworth, N. H.

Frank Mansefield Taylor, son of Henry A. Taylor, was born in N. Y. City, Apr. 5, 1850 ; fitted for college in N. Y. City. Engaged in mining business in Austin, Nev., and in Georgetown, Colo., '72—. Married. P. O. address, 4 East 49th St., N. Y. City.

Israel Newton Terry, son of Rev. James Pease and Catherine A. (Matson) Terry (class of 34), was born in So. Weymouth, Feb.

20, 1851 ; fitted for college at Weymouth High School. In business, '71— '72— '75— N. Y. City, '72 ; Hartford T. S., '75 ; Union T. S., '76 ; ordained at New Hartford, N. Y., Oct. 2, 1876, and p., Pres- byterian church, since '76. Married, Sept. 28, 1880, Emily H., dau. of Francis Butler, of New Hartford, N. Y. P. O. address. New Hartford, N. Y.

Everett Augustine Thompson, A. M., [No. Woburn], son of Rev. Leander and Anne Eliza (Avery) Thompson, was born in So. 53 —; ;

474 ALUMNI, 1871.

High School Hadley, Mar. 28, 1847 ; fitted for college at Woburn Amherst Coll., '66—'69, and '70—'71. Teacher, Woburn High '71— '76. Unmarried. School, '76 ; in Springfield High School, since P. 0. address, Springfield, Mass.

Samuel Watson Tindell, A. M^, [Knoxville, Tenn.], son of Hiram and Mary (Harbison) Tindell, was born in Church Grove,

Tenn., Oct. 4, 1844 ; fitted for college atEastTenn. Univ. ; East Tenn. Univ., '67— '69; Amherst Coll., '69—'71. Teacher, Upton High '71 '71—'74; Gushing, Me., '72; or- School, ; Newton T. S., s. s.. dained at Knoxville, Tenn., Aug. 2, 1874, and p., First Baptist church, '74; principal, Franklin Academy, Jacksboro, Tenn., '74 '75— '75; p.. Baptist church, Cleveland, Tenn., '78; Principal of Cleveland Young Ladies Institute, Tenn., '77—'79; Supt. Public. '79 Springs, Tenn., '79— Instruction, Bradley Co., Tenn., ; at Ehea — '81 principal of Franklin Academy, Jacksboro, Tenn., '81 '82; ; Professor of Latin and Greek, Carson Coll., Mossy Creek, Tenn., '82 since Jan., '83. Capt., Co. G., since ; Chairman of the Faculty, 7th Tenn. U. S. Vols., '62— '65. Married, (1) Jan. 22, 1874, Liz- zie, dau. of Edwin L. Ames, of Sebec, Me., who died Aug. 14, 1876 July 15, 1878, Katie, dau. of John D. Chattin, of Rhea ; (2) Springs, Tenn. Three children. P. O. address, Mossy Creek, Tenn.

Charles Lucius Tomblen, son of Lucius and Charlotte A. (Eice) Tomblen, was born in West Brookfield, June 26, 1848 fitted for college with Harris R. Greene, at Worcester. Andover T. S., '71 —'74 preached occasionally only, in consequence of poor — ; '74 1877 ; a. Gil- health, '77 ; ordained as evangelist, Aug. 30, p., '77— '78— manton Iron Works, N. H., '78 ; a. p., So. Royalston, '81 ; a. p., Simsbury, Ct., since '81. Married, May 12, 1875, Helen E., dau. of Simeon H. Bliss, of Essex, Vt. One child. P. O. address, Simsbury, Ct.

Claudio Wilson, M. D., [Stoughton], son of Rev. Thomas and

Sarah E. (Haskell) Wilson, was born in Palmer, Jan. 6, 1850 ; fitted for college at Stoughton High School.— Teacher, in the Ohio Institute for the Blind, Columbus, O., '71 '73 ; Coll. of Physicians and '73— Surgeons, N. Y., '76 ; M. D., Columbia, 1876 ; practised at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Utica, N. Y., '76—'77; at Waterville, N. Y., since '77. Married, June 5, 1877, Anna A., dau. of Leonard Hodges, of Stoughton. Two children. P. 0. address, Waterville, N. Y. ADDITIONS AND COKKECTIONS.

1823. T. Packard. Missionary, Martha's Vineyard, '27. '27— 1823. H. Smith. Marcellus, N. Y., '34 ; Margaretta, 0., '84— '38— '38 ; Almont, Mich., '42 ; Margaretta, 0., preacliing eighteen years, teaching three years more.

1824. E. A. Beach. Auburn T. S., '26—'27.

1824. J. BuKT. One child.

1824. E. L. Fuller. Died, Nov. 16, 1881.

1824. F. P. Rowland. Died, Aug. 10, 1882.

1824. B. Ladd. Ordained at Oriskany Falls, N. Y. Married, Mrs. Wood, May 4, 1849.

1824. A. Richards. Ordained, Nov. 7, 1827. Died, May 9, 1883. 1824. G. Shepard'. Ordained, Feb. 12, 1828.

1824. G-. C. Shepard. Ordained priest, Aug. 8, 1827. '29— 1825. J. Campbell. Honesdale, Pa., '35 ; S. S. Agt., '38— Y., '36 — 37 ; J., Utica, N. Hamburgh, N. '56 ; La Fayette, N. '56— '69— J., '69 ; resided there, '72. Died, May 15, 1872. '26 1825. R. Clapp. Auburn T. S., ; ordained as Presbyterian, at Byron, N. Y., Feb. 19, 1829. Married, (3) Sarah Sobrina

Brown; (4) Mrs. Margaret Ballard ; (5) Catherine Combs.

111., '35— 1825. F. W. Graves, p., Alton, '38 ; Edwardsville, 111., '38—'39. Married Susan Elizabeth Hayt. '32 1826. Hugh Carlisle. Rough Creek, Va., — ; West Hano- '36 '46 ver, Ind., — ; Cape Vincent, N. Y., — ; resided at Catasau- '64— '56— qua, Pa. ; Birmingham, O., '56 ; Hartford, O., '58 ; resided '58— '71. at Croton, O., '70 ; Rootstown, O.,

1826. B. C. Cressy. Ordained as Presbyterian evangelist, at '29— Avon, N. Y., Jan. 21, 1829 ; Salem, Ind., '32.

1826. S. DuNTON. Born, Mar. 23, 1798. Ordained, Sept. 16, '30— 1830 ; Norwalk and Peru, O., '31 ; Florence, 0., '32; Fitch- '32— '36—; '43—. ville, 0., '35 ; Eden, O., Huron, O.,

1826. S. F. Haven. LL. D., Amherst, 1879.

1826. M. Kimball. Born, Feb. 20, 1799. Auburn T. S., '27— '29.

1827. C. G. Clark. Webster, Mich., '29—'48, and '52— '58 ;

Kensington and New Hudson, Mich., two years ; Lodi, Mich., two years. Four children. 1827. T. Reynolds. Auburn T. S.,'27— '28; Parishville and '30— Pierpont, N. Y., '31 ; Constable, N. Y., '33; Keene, N. Y., ,36— '37— '42— '37 ; Fairfax and Fairfield, Vt., '42 ; Fairfax, Vt., '44. —

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1827. A. Wright. Ordained at Henrietta, N. Y., by Genesee Assoc, June 2, 1830; at Belmont, Mount Prairie, Pleasant Hill, Paris, and Florida, Mo., '30—'46. At G-reen Mountain, la., '59 '60.

1828. H. Adams. Died, March, 1883.

1828. I. Bliss. Elba, N. Y., '34 ; Virgil, N. Y., '36; resided in 111., '46—.

1828. W. BoLLEs. Died, Mar. 20, 1883. 1828. H. Brown. Died, Feb. 20, 1883. 1828. 0. H. Gregory. Ordained by Classis of New Brunswick, Apr. 21, 1831.

1828. E. Strong. Died at Downer's Grove, 111., Dec. 27, 1882. '69— 1830. C. C. CoRSS. s. s., Barclay, Pa., '70 ; s. s.. Re- formed Presbyterian church, Ulster, Pa., '71; teacher, Smithfield, Pa., '74—. '35 '36 1830. J. L. Merrick. Missionary, Tabreez, ; Shiraz, ; '37— '41— " Tabreez, '41 ; Oroomiah, '45. Author of Life of Mo- hammed." Translated several works into Persian.

1830. L. H. Van Dyck. Rector of Herzog Hall, '76—'80. P. O. address, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1831. R. Bliss. P. 0. address, Springfield, Mass.

1831. J. L. Fbary. Ordained by Presbytery of St. Louis, Oct. '38— 9, 1838 ; missionary, Apple Creek, Mo., '41; s. s., Brazeau, '41— '42— Mo., '42; s. s., Des Moines, la., '43 ; s. s., Woodstock '47 '47—-'53. and Strasburg, Va., ; teacher, Kearneysville, Va., — 1831. M. Harrington. Morrisville, N. Y., '53 '54; Agawam, '60 ; Montgomery, '61, and '63.

1831. W. R. Jewett. Died, Aug. 26, 1882.

1832. J. C. F. Hoes. Died from congestion of the heart, at Kingston, N. Y., Feb. 9, 1883.

1832. S. M. Hopkins. Published, Manual of Church Polity. Moderator of Presbyterian General Assembly, St. Louis, Mo., 1866.

1833. A. Y. Tuttle. s. s., Otis, before ordination.

1834. A. Sanderson. Died, May 19, 1882. 1835. E. Adams. Published, " Advice to an Inquirer."

1836. R. T. CoNANT. s. s., Oswegatchie, N. Y., '49 —'52; Heuvelton, N. Y., '62.

1836. R.D.Hitchcock. Author of " Life, Writings and Char- acter of Edward Robinson, D. D.," aiid " Socialism." Member of N. Y. Historical Society, and American Geographical Society. Biographical Record of Non-Graduates.

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The address, jriven in parenthesis, is in each case the address of the per son as given in the College Catalogue. When not given, it Is the same as thi place of birth. Massachusetts Is to be understood when no state is given.

CLASS OF 1823.

No non-gradnate.

CLASS OF 1833.

JIdward Dickinson, LL. D. ; son of Hon. Samuel Fowler anc

Lucretiii (Gunn) Dickinson ; b. Amherst, Jan. 1, 1803. Prepared fo college at Amh. Acad.; A. C. '21-22 gTad.,Y. with high hono ; C, in 1823 ; read law with his father and in Northampton. Law., Am h erst, '26-74. Elected Treasurer of A. C, 1835; held that posi tion nearly 40 vears, greatly to the advantage of the College. Rep. '39, '40, '43-'43 Mass. Leg., '74 ;' State senator, ; State councilor '45-'46 ; Whig member of Congress, '54, '55, having declined othe important i)ublic trusts. Rec'd LL. D. from A. C, 1863. m. Emily dan. of Joel Norcross, of Monson, Mass., May 6, 1828. Three chil dren. d. of apoplexy, while a member of the Legislature, Boston June 16, 1874.

CLASS OF 1834.

Philander Grey; b. Little Compton, R. L. Jan. 6, 1804, A '21-23, Medica C, having spent Freshman year in B. U. ; grad..

School Cast] eton. Vt. ; never practiced ; never married ; d. of con sumption, March 13, 1834.

CLASS OF 1835.

John McClinch Hartley ; b. Londonderry, N.H.,May 15, 179fl '31-'34 Vineyard A. C, ; grad., A. T. S., 1830. Act. pa's., Martha's and Orleans, Mass. Ord., Hampstead, N. H., Oct. 13, 1836, wher he remained till 1858 ; s. s., York, and Kittery, Me., 1859. m. (1 Mary Ann Morrison of Londonderry, N. H.; (3) Susan Dana of New buryport, Mass., 1837. Five children, d. Kittery, Me., June 3, 186C 10 Non-Geaduates, 1825.

George Buke; '21-'23 C, (Wonhington); A. C, ; grad., U. 1826 ; became a lawyer; d. Sandy Hill, N. Y., 1839.

Constant Field b. ; Charlemont, Oct. 31, 1804. A. C, '31-23 ; grad., "W. 0., 1825 ; became a pliys.; never married ; d. Charlemont, Mass., 1833.

HoMAN Hallock; (Plainfield); see class of 1826.

Moses B Hamilton; (Palmer); A. C, '21-25; d. .

Caleb Sprague Henry, D. D., (Brookfield) ; son of Silas and

Phebe (Pierce) Henrv ; b. Rutland, Mass., Aug. 2, 1804. A. C, '21-'23 grad., D. C." and A. T. S., 1828. Pas., Greenfield ; 1825, ;

West Hartford, Ct. Ord., Deacon. June 1835 ; Priest, Nov. 1836.

Prof., Moral and Intel]. Phil., Bristol College, Pa., '35-'38 ; Prof. Phil, and Hist., ISl. Y. City Univ., '38-52. Rector of St. Clement's '47-'50 '50-'68 church, ; Poughkeepsie, and Newburg, N. Y., ; Hart- ford, Ct., '68-'70 ; St. Michael's chnrch, Litchfield, Ct, 1870 . m. Cornelia M. dau. of James Hand of N. Y. City, 1839.

Francis G Hopkins; (Hopkinsville, Ky.); A. C. "23-25.

Norman Merriam (New Salem) ; A. C, '22; grad., U. ; C,

1826 ; last known address, New Haven, Ct.

William Parsons; (Amherst); son of Rev. Dr. David and Harriet (Williams) Parsons; b. Oct. 30, 1803. A. C, '-^l-CS; was active in the great religious revival in the spring of 1823. Pliys.. Sheffield, Berkshire Co. d. ,Canaan, Ct., April 18, 1830. Charles P Russell; (Greenfield); A. C, "21-23 ; was resi- dent licentiate at Andover in 1831.

David Austin Starkweather ; b. Preston, Ct., Jan. 21, 1802. A. C, '31-'24; went to Clevflnnd, 0., became eminent as a lawver; Rep. 0. Leg. three successive terms; member of O. Senate "two terms; and of Congress, '39-'41 and '45-47; minister to Chili, S. A. 1854. m. Elizabeth W. Page, July 5, 1835 ; Five children, d. Cleveland, 0., Aug. 12, 1876.

Peter AValdo b. ; Cherry Valley. N. Y., 1805. A. C, 1821. d. of consumption, St. Augustine, Fla.. at 18 years of age'. -A ' '~ remarkable scholar and brilliant intellect."

CLASS OF 1826.

Joseph H— Bowman son — ; of Joseph and Sally (Penniman) Bowman b. '•'•>-'23 ; New Bramtroe, Feb. 5, 1807. A C • M^r " ' Boston, '30-'48. Res. Brookline. Non-Gkadiiates, 1

FEEDEKirK Bitin(4MAN; b. Bilcliertowii. March 20,1804. A '2:i-'2.-< arad., Y. C, 183H, iind Pliys. C, ; H. M, C, 1830. Macon G-a. and Tnskegoo, Ala. m. Miss JenMina,s of Mass. One son. d Tnskegee, Ala., July 29, 1850.

'23- Orein Cooley ; b. South Deevfield, Aug. 18, 1801. A. C, '2G grad., U. C, 1827, and Y. T. S., 183U. Prca. two yeaiY. Tea ;

Carlinville, III. ; m. Miss Shaw, C'ummington, M'lss.

JosiAH D Crosby; b. Ashburnham, March 1, 1807. A C.,'23-'25; grad., U. C, 1826. Pas., JafFrey, N. H. '37-'44. m Elvira Willard, Athol, Apr. 16, 1839. Rep. to Gen. Court, 1859 P. O. ad., Ashburnham, Mass.

Oelan" Glazier; b. Willington, Ct. May 12, 1805. A. C, '22 '25. Tea. Willington ; ni. Sophi'ona Johnson', Willington, Ct., Aug 2, 1836. Six children, d. April 13, 1857.

Charles Payson G-ros\^enoe; b. Pomfret, Cr., Aug. 12, 1804 A. C, -22-'24; grad., Y. C. 1827, and Y. T. S., 1831.' Ord.. Wa terford (now Blackstone), 1834. s. s., Kingston, R. I., '36-38 Pas., No. Scituate, R. I., '38-47. Act. pas., Rehoboth, '47-56

Stoneham, '56-'58. Pas., Cantei'bur?, Ct., '58-'71 ; Woodstock '74 Ct., '71-74; Ashford, Ct., . m. (1) Cordelia Matthewson Pomfret, Ct., June—. 1835. (2) Hannah H. Wetls. Kingston, R

I., April — , 1838. (3) Mrs. Elizabeth E. (Harrison) Foster, Clin

ton, Ct. May — , 1842. Four children. P. O. ad., Ashford, Ct.

Homan Hallock; b. Plainfield, May 24, 1803. A. C, '22-24 Engaged in printing, binding, engraving, type-founding, Smyrna Malta and New York peifected the Arabic type for the Arabii ; new Bible, trans, at Beyroot. Ed., Child's Scripture Catechism, m Elizabeth Fleet, London, Eng., March 26, 1828. Ten children. P O. ad., Cumington, Mass.

Henry Joel Hamilton ; b. North Brookfield, about 1805. A C, '22-26. Tea., Salem, d. New York City, "several years ago.'

'23-'25 Samdel E Haslet; (Charleston, S. C.) ; A. C, d. 1825.

'22-'25 Asa Johnson ; b. South Deerfield, Feb. 13, 1802. A. C, grad., U. C, 1827; Aub. T. S. 1830. Ord. 1830. Pas. or s. s.

Cape Giradeau, Mo. ; Hamilton, O. ; Nunda, N. Y. ; Goshen, Ind. Redfleld, la. m. (1) Julia W. Ladd, Austinburg, O., July 14, 1830 (2) Mary S. Sill, Moreau, Saratoga Co., N. Y. Five children. P O. ad., Marshall, Mich. Knight; Walter T (Franklin, N. Y.) ; son of Rev. Calel Knight. A. C, '22-'24. ;

12 Non-Gbaduates, 1826.

Lebanon, Ct., ; b. Stephen Walbridge Meech ; (Preston, Ct.) 1804. '23 grad. Y. C, 1826. Mev., St. Louis, Mo., Nor- A. C, ; 1857. wich, Ct. m. — . Twelve children, d. May 31,

Nelson Newell; (Wilbraham); son of Stephen and Lois (Sikes) Monson Acad. A. Newell ; b. Monson, July 17, 1801. Prepared at C, 1822. d. Wilbraham, Nov. 26, 1822. '22-'25 farmer Plainfield, 1802. ; David Packard ; b. A. C. m. Amy White, Plainfield, 1830. One child. P. O. ad., Chatham, O. (Bnckland); A. C, '22-'23. d. Amherst, Levi L Pomeeoy ; 1823. '23-'26 missionary Matthew Scovell; (Colchester, Ct.); A. C, ; to the Cherokee Indians. 22-26. Noah Thomas; b. Ciimmington, Aug. 13, 1803. A. C. P. O. ad., Maryland, N. 1. grad., Aub. T. S., 1832 ; evung. Henry Townee; (Williamstown); A. C, 1822. Bebiah Ward; (Athol); A. C, 1824.

CLASS OF 1827.

George Payson Barker; b. Rindge, N. H., 1804; A. C, '24-'25 grad., U. C, 182? ; lawyer, Buffalo. N. Y. ; Att y. Gen. ; 1847-50. New York ; m. ; supposed to liave died between

b. William Bement, A. M. ; son of Samuel and Anna Benient; Ashfield, Mass.. Apr. 5, 1806. A. C, 1823; grad., D. C. 1828. '28-'30 '30-"32. and Tea., Mobile, Ala., ; studied theology, P. T. S.,' Y. T. S., '32-'33. Orrl., Easthamptoii, Miss., Oct. 16, 1833. Pa?.,

'33-'50 '51-'54 ; Pub. Easthamptou, Mass., ; Elmira, N. Y., Supt. Schools, Elmira, N. Y., 'GO-'<35. Pub. sermons, and articles in the New Englander, vols. 4, 8, 9. m. Sarah, dan. of the Hon. Stephen

Pynchou of Brimfield Mass., Dec. 4, 1833. d. .

Jacob Caldwell; b. Lunenburg, Mass., July 20, 1806. A. C, '23-'24; grad., H. C, 1838, H. D. S., 1841 ; Tea. ten years; Unit. minister twenty years, Hampton Falls, N. H., Standisli and Calais, ra. Me. ; (1) Mary Ann Patch, Stowe. Me., , 1833, (2) Sarah Hastings, Marietta, Ga., 1870; one child. P. O. ad., New- tonville, Mass. Isaac Edwin Crary ; (Preston, Ct.) ; b. Oct. 2, 1804; A. C;, '23 ; grad. T. C, Hirtford, ; 1827 lawyer. Marshall, Mich. ; Dele- '35-'36 gate to Congress from the Tcrritorv of Mich., : Rep. in Cong., '36-'41. m. (1) Jane E. Hickok, 1833; (2) Belona Pratt, d. Marshall, Mich., May 8,1854. Non-Graduates, 1827.

Earl Dunham; (West Springfiold); A. C.,- 1823 ; Lsft college ii consequence of ill health, and d. .

Joel Giles; s., Dea. John and IVlary (Adams) Giles; b. Towns end, Aug. '23-'24 6, 1804. A. C, grad., H. C, 1829 ; Tutor, H ; C, '31-'34; lawyer, Boston and New York ; LL. B., H. C, 1837 Memb. of the Constitutional Convention of 1853; E?p. and Sen. Mass. Legislature.

Nathaniel Gunn; (Montague); A. C, '23-'24. Ten., Penn. Culpepper Court House, S. C. ; business, Savannah, Ga. ; surveyor

Alexandria, La. ; never married, d. 1836.

Charles Fkanklin Hardy; b. "Waltham ; June 11, 1807. A C, 1824. Tea., various places South and West; Justice of peace County '50-'70 Johnson Commissioner ; ; Judge Prob., m. Waty

Pawtucket, R. L, , 1829, Eleven children, d. Brownsdale

Minn., Aug. , 1870.

Daniel Hawks; b. 1804. A. 1823 Deerfield ; Sept. 3, C, grad., U. C, 1827; lawyer, Cortlandville, N. Y. d. 1853.

John Loomis Howard; (Bolton); A. C, 1823; grad., Y. C. 1827; d. ,1830.

Eleazer C. Carter Hutchinson, (Hebron, Ct.) ; A. D. D. ;

1823 ; grad., B. U., 1826. Became an Episcopal clergyman an( President of Kemp Coll., Ma. d. Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Jul 27, 1876.

Addison Kingsbury; (Coventry, Ct.) ; b. North Coventry, Ct. July 5, 1800; A. C, '23-'24 grad., A. T. S., 1828; Ord., Sept ;

1828 ; Home Miss., Washington Co., O. ; Pas., Belpre and Warren 0., ten years; Putnam (now 9th Ward of Zanesville), O., '39-'78 m. (l)"Emma Little, April 27,1830; (2) Mary Farrar Price Aug. 20, 1832, both of Boscawen (now Webster), N. H. Fiv 3hildren. Pub. Historical Sermons, Historical Sketch of Synod c 3., '38-68. P. O. ad., Marietta, 0.

William Mixter (Hardwick) prepared at Amh. Acad. Nam ; ; in Catalogue of A. C, 1823, but never recited with the class. Mer. Hardwick. P. 0. ad., Boston.

Marcl Alexander Phcenix; (Northampton) ; b. N. Y. City,

26, 1808; A. C. , 1823. d. March 7, 1833.

Pierce; (Taunton) Api-il A. C. Otis ; b. Stoughton, 17, 1790;

23-24 ; Tea., Milton, Dorchester ; Mas., Franklin School, Bostor Index. 173

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Introductory . vii-xi

The Alumni Council vii

Directory of Local Alumni Clubs vii

Degrees Conferred by the University of Chicago since 1892 . ix

How to Use the Directory x

Historical Data xi

Alumni Directory 1-297

Honorary Degrees i

Doctors of Philosophy 3 Bachelors of Laws and Doctors of Law 31

Masters of Arts, Philosophy, and Science 39 Bachelors of Divinity and Theology 59

Bachelors of Arts, Philosophy, Science, and Education . . 77

Geographical Index . . . 179

Alphabetical Index . . 253 BACHELORS OF ARTS, PHILOSOPHY, SCIENCE, AND EDUCATION

*Thomas Worcester Hyde, A.B. Died November, 1899 *Charles Trufant Scammon, A.B. 1862

James Goodman, A.B., D.B., '75. Clergyman, 2320 Michigan Ave. John Saxton Mabie, A.B. Clergyman (retired), Colton, Cal. George Washington Thomas, A.B., A.M., '65. See Masters of Arts.

1863 *Nicholas John Aylsworth, A.B. Died June, 1907 *Temple S. Hoyne, S.B. Died 1899

1864 *Joseph F. Bonfield, S.B. Died 1881. James Andrevp Mets, A.B. Author, Somerville, N.J.

1865 *Edward H. Beebe, A.B.

Charles Linnaeus Hostetter, S.B. Lawyer, Mount Carroll, 111. *Louis C. Jones, A.B.

*Stillman Ellison Massey, A.B. Died April 3, 1904 WiUiam L. Pierce, A.B. Real Est., 4314 Lake Ave. Joshua Pike, A.B. Supt. of Schs., Jerseyville, 111. *James H. Roe, A.B. Died 1900 Joseph Rowley, A.B. Died November 30, 1900 *John Rutherford, A.B.

1866 Alonzo Abernethy, A.B. Osage, la.

Alfred Bosworth, S.B. Banker, Elgin, 111. William W. Paris, S.B.

Henry First, A.B. 1031 21st St., Rock Island, 111. William Oliver Hammers, A.B. Real Est., Eunice, La. *Charles M. Hull, S.B. Died 1868 *Charles Parker, S.B. Died 1890

Frederick Augustus Smith, A.B. Judge, Circuit Court, 611 Rush St.

1867 *Mulford C. Armstrong, A.B. Died 1867 Edson S. Bastin, S.B.; D.B. Died April 6, 1897 Christopher Caruthers, A.B. Missionary WiUiam Wallace Everts, A.B.; D.B., '73. Clergyman, Roxbury, Mass. Henry W. Martin, A.B. Real Est.

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Oscar George May, S.B. 2231 Cedar St., Berkeley, Cal.

Robert Edward Neighbor, A.B. Clergyman, 116 W. Walnut St., Indianapolis, Ind. *Joseph Morris Rea, S.B. Died August, 1895 Jabez Thomas Sunderland, A.B.; D.B., '70.; A.M., '69. See Masters of Arts. William Thomson, A.B. Lawyer, 302 D wight Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.

George Bronson Woodworth, A.B. 1124 Elmwood Ave., Evanston, 111.

*Samuel Baker, Jr., A.B. *Byron Bradbury Blake, A.B. Died 1907 Loren T. Bush, A.B.; D.B., '71. Ass't Pastor Second Baptist Church, Chicago Digby Bell Butler, A.B. Real Est., Lumber, Frankfort, Mich. Henry Farnsworth Frink, A.B. Banking, 5636 South Boul., Austin Station. Henry Alansin Gardner, A.B. Lawyer, First Nat'l Bank Bldg.

Abraham Bowman Hostetter, S.B. 1810 E. 4th St., Duluth, Minn.

George Henry Hurlbut, S.B. Exporter, Shoreham, L. I., N. Y. Elon Nelson Lee, S.B. Lumber, Webster City, la. Henry Clay Mabie, A.B.; D.B., '75. Prof, of Theology, 387 Hyde Park Ave., Roslin- dale, Boston, Mass. *Charles Edward McQueen, A.B. Died 1874 Joel Ambrose Miner, S.B. See Masters of Science. Charles Emil Richard Mueller, A.B. Teacher of Music William Eggleston Parsons, A.B. Ferdinand Wythe Peck, S.B. Capitalist, 817 Monadnock Bldg. Joseph Philips Phihps, A.B. Clergyman, St. Anthony, Idaho

Edward Payson Savage, A.B.; D.B., '72. 21 Nourse St., St. Paul, Minn. Elbert Ozial Taylor, A.B.; D.B., '70. Lecturer, 95 Colberg Ave., Boston, Mass. John Fisher Wilson, A.B. Board of Trade, 2019 Michigan Ave.

*William Eugene Bosworth, S.B. Died October 30, 1903 James McCowen Coon, A.B.; D.B., '74. Author, Editor, 444 W. 6ist Place. Alonzo Delos Foster, A.B. Merchant, 503 Dearborn St. *Albert H. Hawkins, S.B. Adrian C. Honore, A.B. Real Est., 204 Dearborn St.

*William Brantley Keen, Jr., A.B. Died July 18, 1907.

Frank J. Khne, A.B. Civil Eng. Robert Elder Leslie, Jr., A.B.; D.B., '70. Clergyman, 734 Hawthorne Ave., Grant's Pass, Ore.

Charles S. Moss, A.B. Clergyman, 1315 E. 15th Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Theron Brown Pray, A.B. Pres. State Nor. Sch., Stevens Point, Wis.

*J. Frank Rumsey, S.B. Died 1909 Robert Dickinson Sheppard, A.B. Prof., Northwestern Univ., Evanston, 111. Charles A. Stearns, A.B. Tele, operator, Encimitas, Ca!. Edward F. Stearns, A.B. Prin., H.S., Union Ave., and 47th Place; 3250 South Park Ave. i8o Alumni Directory of the University of Chicago

ARKANSAS

Arkadelphia Stevens, Annie W., A.B., '03 122 Ives, Sumner A., S.B., 'lo 171 Helena Kelly, Raymond R., A.B., '05 132 Vineyard, Anna, S.B., '10 174 Camden Hot Springs Bryam, Perry M., Ph.,B. '99 97 Ellsworth, Elmer H., S.B., '02 .111 Fayette viLLE Wright, Lela M., Ph.B., '08 160 Bezdek, Hugo F., S.B., '08 152 Little Rock Bruce, William Mc, Ph.D., '04 19 '06 Lockhart, William S., A.M., '08 52 Condray, William F., Ph.B., 137 Pickel, Frank W., S.M., '99 42 Steelman, Letitia M., Ph.B., '07 150 Reynolds, John H., A.M., '97 41 Stuttgart Ft. Smith Holt, Mrs. Leland B., A.M., '09 54 Anthony, Katharine S., Ph.B., '06 136 Orear, Claude, A.M., '10 57

CALIFORNIA Alameda Downey

Russell, Luther P., A.B.,'oo; D.B.,'oo; Ph.D. ,'04 69 Ryan, Lee M., S.B., '06 141

Anaheim Encimitas Buchanan, William D., '10 S.B., 168 Stearns, Charles A., A.B., '69 78 Bakersfield Eureka Ford, Anna, Ph.B., '07 145 McGeorge, Verne A., S.B., '03 35 Berkeley Fowler Barr, John, A.B., '76; D.B., '78 8r Matthews, James L., D.B., '82 62 Barrows, David P., Ph.D., '97 8 Biddle, Henry C, Ph.D., '00 19 Fresno Brinstad, Charles W., D.B., '93 66 Bell, Ernest E., Ph.B., '04 123 Darst, Mrs. Winnie A., Ph.B., '10 169 Conley, John W., D.B., '81 62 Halsey, Richard L., D.B., '83 63 Galeta Hatfield, Ethel G. (Mrs. H. R.), Ph.D., '98. ... 6

Hatfield, Henry R., Ph.D., '97 5 Banks, Coldore J., D.B., '87 64 Jones, Charles M., D.B., '74 60 Gardena Lehmer, Derrick N., Ph.D., '00 16 Jacobs, Mark R., A.B., '02 113 MacDonald, John H., Ph.D., '00 16 Maxwell, Samuel S., Ph.D., '96 23 Healdsburg May, Oscar G., S.B., '67 78 Jackson, Francis C.R., D.B., '97 67 Mitchell, Wesley C, A.B., '96; Ph.D., '99 s Putnam, Wilella (Mrs. Benjamin), Ph.B., '04.128 Hemet Putnam, '02 Thomas M., Ph.D., 16 Smith, Robert I., S.B., '10 174 Stockton, Mary I., Ph.B., '08 159 Hollywood Van Kirk, Hiram, Ph.D., '00 28 Vaughn, Richard M., D.B., '98 68 Walker, Romango W., D.B., '92 66

Camarillo Kentfield

Mecum, Edwin W., D.B., '99 68 Webb, Jonathan E., A.B., '99; A.M., '00 43 Chico Laton

Story, William E., D.B., '92 66 '00 Case, Grace B. (Mrs. Harvey), Ph.B., ... . loi

Claremont LODI Smith, Arthur M., A.M., '99; Ph.D., '00 28 Derby, John A. L., Ph.B., '08 153 Colton Los Angeles Mabie, John S., A.B., '62 77 Bailey, Gilbert E., A.B., '74 80 Dinuba Bassett, Wilbur W., Ph.B., '97 90 Paisley, Minnie Mc, A.B., '00 103 Brewer, Lillian T. (Mrs. C. L.), A.B., '07 150 28o Alumni Directory of the University of Chicago

Meservey, Everett L., A.B., '99; '03; D.B., Mills, Egbert J., Ph.D., '10 17 A.M., '05 47 Mills, Florence H., Ed.B., '08 156 Messick, Elizabeth, Ph.B.,'97 92 Mills, Grace, S.B., '08 156 Metcalf, Frank W., S.B., '04 127 Mills, John, A.B., '01 .108 Metcalf, Guido C. S., A.B., '98 95 Mills, John F., D.B., '93 66 Mets, James A., A.B., '64 77 Mills, John M., Ph.B., '03 120 '06 Metsker, Ella R., A.B., 140 Mills, Joseph C, A.B., '04 127 Metzinger, Leon, Ph.B., '08 156 Mills, Mary, A.B., '02 114 Meyer, Adeline, Ph.B., '07 148 Mills, Nellie E., Ph.B., '10 172 Meyer, Daisy M., Ph.B., '05 133 Mills, Ward M., S.B., '01 108 '00 Meyer, John J., Ph.D., 11 Milne, Marion W., Ph.B., '07 148 Meyer, Michael I., S.B., '08 156 Minard, Archibald E., D.B., '04 71 Meyers, Ira B., S.B., 'lo 172 Minard, Frederick H., S.B., '96 89 Michelson, Mrs. Albert A., S.B., '98 96 Miner, Carl S., S.B., '03 120 Middletown, Thomas C, A.B., '08; A.M., '10. 57 Miner, Elizabeth, Ph.B., Ed.B., '07 148 Miedema, William, A.M., '04 46 Miner, Lucia C. (Mrs. J. A.), Ph.B., '09 161 Mierswa, Meta, Ph.B., '07 148 Mines, Lucy T., Ph.B., '04 127 Miladofsky, '01 Emily, S.B., 107 Minnick, Arthur, A.B., '97 92 '10 Milan, Ada E., S.B., '09; Ph.B., 164 Minnick, Mary H. (Mrs. J.D.), Ph.B., '95 86 '08 Miles, Dudley H., A.M., 52 Misener, Geneva, Ph.D., '03 11 Miles, Lou E:, A.B., '09 164 Mitchell, Amory R., S.B., '03 120 Miles, Mary D., S.B., '01 107 Mitchell, Arthur E., J.D., '10 35 Miles, Josephine L. (Mrs. R. '02; O.), Ph.B., Mitchell, Florence (Mrs. W.G.) A.B., '06 137 Ed. B., '07 113 Mitchell, Harley B,, A.B., '76 81 '02 Millar, Frank E., A.B., 114 Mitchell, James H., S.B., '08 127 Miller, Ada J., Ph.B., '05 133 Mitchell, Robert McB., A.B., '03 120 Miller, Agnes R., Ph.B., '05 133 Mitchell, Samuel C, Ph.D., '99 6 Miller, Alice N., Ph.B., '09 164 Mitchell, Wesley C, A.B., '96; Ph.D., '99 5 Miller, Anna E., Ph.B., '99 gg Mitchnick, Meyer, A.B., '07 148 Miller, Anna H. (Mrs. '06 E. E.), Ph.B., 139 Mix, Robert R., Ph.B., '08; J.D., '10 25 Miller, Catherine A. (Mrs. I, A.B., '03 120 Mode, Rowland H., Ph.D., '08 10 Miller, Clara, Ph.B., '07 148 Mock, Harry E., S.B., '04 127 Miller, Edward A., A.M., '06 49 Moenkhaus, William J., Ph.D., '03 22 '00 Miller, Elsie P. S.B., 103 Moffatt, William E,, A.B., '96 89 Miller, Ernest W. A.B., '05 133 '00. MoncriefiE, William F., Ph.M., '99; Ph.D., . 3 Miller, '02 Florence D., Ph.B., 114 Monroe, Paul, Ph.D., '97 8 Miller, George J., S.B., '07; S.M., '09 55 Monsch, Helen, S.B., '09 164 Miller, Harry A., A.B., '05 133 Monsch, Genevieve A., S.B., '03 121 Miller, Helen D., Ph.B., '07 148 '08. Montgomery, Anne M., Ph.B., . . 157 Miller, Henry C, D.B., '01 69 Montgomery, Etta L., Ph.B., '10 172 Miller, Irving E., A.M., '03; Ph.D., '04 3 Montgomery, Frances, Ph.B., '07 148 Miller, '00 James F., S.B., 03 Moodie, Roy L., Ph.D., '08 24 Miller, John A., Ph.D., '99 15 Moody, Adelbert M., S.B.. '08 157 Miller, '02 Kate B., Ph.B., 114 Moody, Agnes C. (Mrs. R. O.), Ph.D., '96 21 Miller, Marinda W., Ph.B., '09 164 Moody, Oma M., A.B., '09 164 Miller, Mary S., A.B., '99 99 Moon, Seymour E., D.B., '04 71 Miller, Merton L., Ph.D., '97 8 Moore, Addison W., Ph.D., '98 3 Miller, Nancy M., S.B., '04 127 Moore, Anne, Ph.D., '01 23 Miller, Rhue M., Ph.B., '05 133 Moore, Annie P., Ph.B., '99 99 Miller, '10 Richard C, Ph.B., 172 Moore, Bertha E., A.B., '03 121 Miller, '08 Ruth T., Ph.B., 156 Moore, Beveridge H., A.B., '10 172 Miller, Thomas S., Ph.B., '09 164 Moore, Caroline S., A.B., '97 92 Miller, William E., S.B., '99 99 Moore, Charles W., A.B., '04 127 Miller, William S., '05 G. Ph.B., 133 Moore, Edith, Ph.B., '08 157 Millerd, Clara E., Ph.D., '01 11 Moore, Elizabeth, Ph.M., '02 44 '00 Millikan, Robert A. (Mrs.), A.B., loi Moore, Elbert L., S.B., '10 172 Milliken, Florence (Mrs. Carl S.), A.B., A.M., Moore, Elwood S., A.M., Ph.D., '09 21 '98 41 Moore, Ernest C, Ph.D., '98 4 Millis, Harry A., Ph.D., '99 5 Moore, Gordon B., A.B., '99 99 Millis, Violet, Ph.B., '05 133 Moore, John A., A.M., '03 45 1980 TROY STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI DIRECTORY

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Introduction vii

The Alumni Association viii

The Alumni Association From 1937 To The Present x

Presidents of The Troy State Alumni Association xii

Alumni of The Year, Troy State University xiii

1979-1980 Troy State University Alumni Association Affairs and Board of Directors xiv

About The Directory xv

State Abbreviations xvi

Biographical Listings 1

Geographical Index 285

Class Year Index 339 ABOUT THE DIRECTORY

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BIOGRAPHICAL LISTINGS

All living alumni of Troy State have been listed in alphabetical order. Each biographical sketch includes the class year of the alumnus, as well as degree(s) awarded, current job title, employer, and address and telephone number for both home and business.

Married alumnae are listed under both their married and their maiden names.

Complete biographical information has been included for all alumni who submitted their information and for those who were reached by telephone. For all other alumni, data includes name, class year, and degrees furnished by the Troy State University. Neither the Publisher nor Troy State University assumes any liability for incorrect information or unintentional typographical errors.

GEOGRAPHIC INDEX

This section lists the name and class year of alumni by the state and the city in which they live. You will be able to see who lives in your town and to locate former classmates when you visit another city. Foreign addresses are listed under FOREIGN, by country. Alumnae are listed in each city under their married name followed by their first name and maiden name.

CLASS YEAR INDEX

This section lists alumni by their class year for their first degree program of study at Troy State.

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ADAIR. Archie S; '72. Deborah S; '74 BS. "64 ADAIR, AARON, Mane A ( Sec Panhorst ). ADAIR. Eloise A '76 (See Barnes). '77 AARONSON. David B.; BS; r. I Richmond Ave.. Mount Holly. ADAIR, Marilyn A. '69 (See Nichols). NJ 08060, 609/267-3366. ADAIR, Ms. Ruby M.; '78 BS. AASAND. Rosa L; '74; r. 4361 Hagan Rd.. Montgomery, AL ADAMS, Alan L: '76 BS. 36109. ADAMS, Albert A.; '76 BS. ABBETT, Vance N; 74 ADAMS, Alton D (Florence J.); '30 BS. "62 MS; Principal; "76 ABBOTT. Elizabeth A ( Sec Lum ). RichbourgJr. High School, Crestview, FL 32536. 904/682-6623; r. ABBOTT. Steve: '77 9l 12 North Georgia Ave.. Crestview, FL 32536. 904/682-4940. '75 ABDEEN, Hadia Khaznh K.; MSEd; r.PO Box 1 908, Amman. ADAMS, Arthur J.; '67. Jordan. '58 ADAMS. Mrs Betty Johnson ( Charles R. ): BS; leacher; Union

: '76 r. Ln.. San ABDO. Patrick G BS; 1035 Honeytree Antonio. TX County Elementary School. Blairsville. GA 30512. 404/745- 78245. 2444; r. Box 235. Young Harris. GA 30582, 404/896-2946. M.: '79 BS; r. 3302 Dr.. Columbus. ABEBE. Kidanu College GA ADAMS, Mrs. Beverly J.; '73 BSEd. 31906. ADAMS, Brenda J.; '68. ABECASSIS, Judith W.; '74. ADAMS, Buddy (Nelle); '65 BS; Drug Salesman; McNeil Lab.

G.; r. 1 St.. 958 1 9. ABEL, Franklin 405 46th Sacramento. CA Headland, AL 36345; r. 210 Alice Dr., Headland. AL 36345. '72 ABELL. Mrs. Cheryl W. Williams (William K); BA; r. 3631 205/693-3253. Willow Ln. Dr., Montgomery. AL 36 109, 205/277-36 16. ADAMS, Mrs. Buddy; '66 BS; Tchr.; Henry County Sch.. Headland. '73 ABELL, Mrs. William K. : BS. AL 36345; r. 2 10 Alice Dr., Headland. AL 36345, 205/693-3253. '73 ABELL, William K..: BS; r. 3631 Willow Ln Dr. Montgomery, ADAMS, BuelS, Jr.; '77 BS. AL 36109,205/277-3616. ADAMS, CD ABERCROMBIE, Clara A. '49 (See Miller). ADAMS, Mrs. C H; '73 BS. ABERCROMB1E, Mrs. Deborah D. Dykes (Julian Warren); '72 ADAMS, C.H.; '73 BS. '75 '77 BS.MS. MS. AA Auburn Univ.; Instructor; Barbour County ADAMS, Carol A. '63 (See Davis ). '71 '76 Area VocationalCtr., PO Box 428. Clayton. AL 36016. 205/775- ADAMS, Carol S. Shirley ( Franklin W); BS. MSEd: Acad.

3281; r. Rt. I. Louisville. AL 36048. 205/775-3591. Affairs; TSU; r. 205 Franklin Dr.. Troy. AL 3608 1 . 205/566-293 1.

ABERCROMBIE, Mrs. Marcia M. Middleton (Shelby W); '73 BS, ADAMS, Mrs. Carra O. (Charlie E.); '57 BS; Retired: r. 185 Oak '78 MS; Teacher; Enterprise City School System, Ouida St., Enter- Ln.. Crestview. FL 32536, 904/682-5850. '72. prise, AL 36330, 205/347-2215; r. Rt. I Box I47E, Enterprise. AL ADAMS, Cecil T; '7 36330,205/347-9715. ADAMS, Celeste A. 1 ( See Sneed ). '64 "74 ABERCROMBIE. Mrs. ScarletteG. Greene ( David W .); BS, ADAMS, Mrs. Charles B.. MSEd, '77 AA; Teacher; Louisville High Sch.. PO Box 37. Louisville. ADAMS, Charles B. (Janice Johnson); '74 BA; Ins. Agent; Farm

AL 36048, 205/266-5439; r. Rt. I Box 385, Louisville, AL 36048. Buruea Ins.. 109 W. Main St.. Dothan. AL 36302: r 1816 Fairfield 205/775-8933. Circle. Dothan, AL 36303, 205/792-7449. ABERNATHY. Alfred T; '77 MSEd. ADAMS, Charles D.; '75 BS. ABERNATHV. Charles T; '77 MS. ADAMS, Charles R.( Betty Johnson); '59 BS. "63 MS. MEd Auburn ABERNATHV. Cynthia S; '73 Univ.; Tchr. Coach; Union County High Sch. Brenau College.

ABERNATHV. Douglas L. (Lapaula Clark); '67 BS; Reviewing Blairsville. GA 30512. 404/745-2216; r. Box 235, Young Hams.

Appraiser; State Hwy. Dept.. 1 I S. Union St., Montgomery, AL GA 30582, 404/896-2946.

36130, 205/832-5556; r. 4637 Sunshine Dr.. Montgomery. AL ADAMS, Charles W.; '77 BS. 361 16,205/288-8735. ADAMS, Charlie E.; '77 BS. ABERNATHV. Mrs. Lapaula C. Clark (Douglas L): "67 BS; ADAMS, Cheryl A '74 (See Lune). '76 Teacher; South Side Baptist Church. Montgomery, AL 36104; r. ADAMS. Clarence D. Ill; AAS: r. 14014 rayloarest, Houston.

4637 Sunshine Dr.. Montgomery. AL 36 1 16, 205/288-8735. TX 77027.713/497-1 178.

ABERNATHV, Phyllis H; '62. ADAMS. Mrs. Connie B. Beaty (Dennis R ); 79 BS. Acquisitions '77 '67 ABNEV , Maj. Eddie C. ( Pam J. Bennett ): MPA. BS Fla. State Secy : Troy Stale I im library'. Iro\. Al J6I 3000; r.

Univ.; Major: US Air Force, Pentagon; r. 7407 Dunstan St.. Spring- 103 Bruce St.. Troy, AL 3608 1 205 566-5520 '72. held. VA 22 1 5 I, 703/354-5667. ADAMS, Connie L ;

ABNEV. Lt Col Floyd J. (Lois A); "74 BS; Operations Officer. ADAMS. Ms Cynthia D: '78 BS

Fighter Pilot; USAF. 803/238-7095; r. 629 Birch St.. Myrtle Beach. ADAMS. Danny K; 73. '77 SC 29577. 803/238-2736. ADAMS. David J: BS; r 3 I 5 Timber Dr. Colon .. Ml '79 '77 ABRAMS, Florence R : BSEd. \DAMS, Dennard H . Jr.: BA: Captain; I S Army. Stuttgart. '78 ABREU.HarryJ.; AAS. West Germany; i 23 O Brion St.. Portland. MI 04101 2 ABT, Leone: '08. 5052. '72 ACEVEDO, Angela A. ( See Akin ). \I)\MS. Dewey McKinley; 78 AA; i 905 Brookhaven Di Fayei ACKLEY, Ms Tommie L.: '48. teville, NC 28 '77 ACOSTA. Yamandu P (Sylvia Viroga): 75 BSEd. MA Auburn tDAMS, Dorothy Ann Kelly (Ralph V» >. 71 MS; Instructoi rSI

I Univ.; Vocl. Dir ; Barbour County Board of Educ . PO Box 428. hoy. Al J608I, 205 5( 110 McKinley Di . Clayton. AL 36016. 205/775-3281; r.PO Box 382. Clayton. AL 36081.205 566 0541 36016,205/775-8757. ADAMS. Eddie W (Peggy King); 71 BS, 76 BSEd; Ichr. '77 Si ACREE. Stephen D ; MS; r 1119 Andrews loccoa, GA Washington County School Board \ ernon High School, \ ernon. FL

30577. 32462: r. Box 56, Vernon. FL 32462. 904/535 2636 )

ADAMS ALUMNI-TROY STATE

ADAMS, EllicF.: "45; r. Brundidgc.AL 36010. ADAMS, Ms. Martha E. Peel (Joseph E); '76 MS; Instructor; '59 ADAMS. Eugenia A. (See Hooks) Washington-Holmes Area Technical Voc. Ctr.. Hoyt St.. Chipley. FL "49 ADAMS. Mrs. Ewell B ; BS; r. Rt. 2. Florala. AL 36442. 32428. 904/638-1 180; r. Box 354. Graceville. FL 32440. 904/263-

ADAMS. Ewell B.: '49 BS; r. Rt. 2. Florala. AL 36442. 4505. '73 ADAMS. Florence J. Parker (Alton D ): BS: Tchr.; Okaloosa ADAMS, Martha J M; '72.

Count) Sch. Bd.. Crestview, FL 32536. 904/685-5153; r. 902 N ADAMS. Martha J.: '73. Georgia Avencve. Crestview. FL 32536, 904/682-4940. ADAMS, Marvis R.. ADAMS, Frances A. '58 (See Spears). ADAMS, Mary H.; '63.

ADAMS. Mrs. Gayla O. Overton (John D ): 77 BS; Legal Asst.; ADAMS, Mary Lynn '70 (See Long). Johnston & Malugen. Attorneys at Law. 202 N. Foster St.. Dothan. ADAMS, Mary Pearl '74 (See Nichols).

AL 36303. 205/793-1115; r. 303 Hazelwood Ave., Dothan. AL ADAMS, Mary Will Chambers; '54 BS; Retired: r. 309 College St..

36303.205/794-4391. Troy. AL 3608 1 , 205/566-0286. ADAMS. Gilbert; '67. "42 ADAMS. Mellie B. Beaty ( Sam ); BS; Retired: r. 2 1 3 Orange St..

ADAMS, Glen W. (Patricia S. ); '51 BS. "56 MA Univ. of Ala.; Troy. AL 3608 1 . 205/566-2257. Principal; Montgomery County Bd. of Educ. Cloverdale Jr. High '57 '72 ADAMS. Myer P (Alicia T ); BS. MS Lniv. of South Fla.: Sch.. Montgomery. AL 36104; r. 785 Duval Dr.. Montgomery. AL Ichr.; Wildwood Middle Sch.. Wildwood. FL 32785; r. Box 115. 36109.205/272-2500. Wildwood. FL 32785. 904/798-2546. '5 ADAMS. Mrs. Glen W ; I BS. ADAMS. Nolle S.: '67. ADAMS. Glenda L. Stovall (James G.); '77 BSN: Homemakcr: r. ADAMS, Mrs. Patricia Ann T Talbot "Pat" (Joseph A.); '69 BS; 8062 Drawbridge Rd.. Smyrna. GA 30080. 404/432-6526. Supv.; Electronic Data Systems. 7171 Forest Ln.. Dallas. TX 75230. ADAMS, Mrs. J. A.; '69 BS. 214/661-6395; r. 4933 Brandenburg Ln.. Lewisville, TX 75056. ADAMS, James A.; r. Rt. 2. Box 233 I, Westville. FL 32464. 214/370-0856. ADAMS. James E. (Glenda); '72 BS. '79 MA Auburn; Engr.: ADAMS. Mrs. Patricia S. Smyth (Glen W ); '64 BS. '76 MEd Johnston Controls, Inc., 650 Wharon Dr. S W, Atlanta. GA 30336. Auburn Univ.; r. 785 Duval Dr.. Montgomery AL 36 109. 205/272- 404/696-265 1; r. 8062 Drawbridge Rd.. Smyrna, 30080. 404/ GA 2500. 432-6526. ADAMS, Phillip Evan (Jane); '71; Owner. Operator; Associated '79 ADAMS. James G. (Glenda Stovall ): '73 BS. MS Auburn L tiiv.; Mechanical Contractors. Montgomery. AL 36 109. 205/264-2263: r. Industrial Engr.; Johnson Controls. Atlanta. GA 30301. 404/696- 3444 Princess Ann St.. Montgomery. AL 36 109. 205/277-0539. 256 1; r. 8062 Drawbridge Rd.. Smyrna. GA 30080. 404/432-6526. ADAMS. Phillip M.; 71. ADAMS, Mrs. Jane; '71; r. 3444 Princess Ann. Montgomery. AL ADAMS, Mrs. Phyllis B. Brown; '79 BSEd; Ichr.; Hillcrest Sch.. 36109. Watts St., Enterprise, AL 36330; r. Rt 1 Box 274-A. Enterprise. AL ADAMS. Jane C. Chatham (Evan P.); '74 SPEC. EDUC; Home- 36330,205/347-1445. maker: r. 3444 Princess Ann St.. Montgomery. AL 36 109. 205/277- ADAMS, Qyette: '65. 0539. ADAMS, Richard C; '72 BS; Asst. Mgr.; Wiregrass Production ADAMS, Mrs. Janice J. Johnson (Charles B ): '74 BS; Sr. Acct.; Credit Assn.. PO Box 217. Enterprise, AL 36330. 205/347-6646: r. Hedstrom Co.. PO Box 769. Dothan, AL 36302, 205/792-1 144; r.

1 14 Forrest Ave.. Enterprise. AL 36330. 205/347-0628. 1816 Fairfield Circle, Dothan. AL 36301, 205/792-7449. ADAMS, Robert B. ADAMS, Jimmic M.; '63; r. 23 Highland Courts. Lake City. FL '78 32055,904/753-2804. ADAMS, Robert H.. Jr.: BAS. '77 ADAMS, Roy H.: 71. ADAMS, John E. (Janelle B. ): BS: Electronics Technician: Fed. ADAMS, Samuel W.; '66; r. Rt. 3 Smoody Bridge Rd.. La Grange. Aviation Administration, Dannelly Airport. Montgomery. AL I- GA 30240. 36111. 205/284-0546; r. PO Box 7. Hope Hull, AL 36043, 205/28 Sandra '70 (SeeTolbert). 6962. ADAMS, Dianne ADAMS. Steve H.; '68; r. 27 Highland Courts. Lake City. FL 32055. ADAMS. Johnny D.( Patricia Werner); '71; Owner: Adams Machin- 904/753-2804. ery Co.. 1873 Loyola, Pensacola.FL 32504. 904/476-5895; r. 1873 ADAMS, Susan H.: '72; r. Opportunity School. West Columbia. SC Loyola, Pensacola. FL 32504, 904/476-5895. 29169. ADAMS. Johnny K. (Carol Barber): '77 BS: Store Mgr.; Winn- ADAMS, Susan L.; '61. Dixie. 1 1 2 OlonHts.ShoppingCtr.Centreville.AL 35042. 205/926- ADAMS, Ted A.; 71; r. Rt 2. Midland City. AL 36350. 9155; r. II Rose Meadows Apts., Centreville. AL 35042. 205/926- Thomas L.; '69. 9469. ADAMS, ADAMS. William L.; 71. ADAMS, Joseph A. "Joe" (Patricia A.); '69 BS; Internal Auditor: ADAMSON, Harold G.; '77 AAS, '77 BS. Fox & Jacobs. Carrollton. TX 75221; r. P O Box 80701 4933 P. Parsons (Ernest '73 Tchr: Brandenburg Ln.. The Colony. TX 75056. 2 14/370-0856. ADAMSON. Peggy A): MS ED: Autauga County Public Sch.. Prattville Elem. Sch.; r. 73 Baggett Dr.. ADAMS. Josephine M. '37 ( See McArthur Montgomery. AL 36 108, 205/262-8428. ADAMS. Joy S.; '61. '77 ADAMS, Judy. ADCOCK, Mrs. Debea T ; BSEd. '76 ADAMS. Judy A. '76 (See Bates). \DCOCK, Eunce O.; BAS; r. Avco Lycoming Tech P O Box '64. 44/1363. Tehran. Iran. ADAMS. Kenneth M ; '73. '77 ADAMS. Larry C: ADCOCK. Phillip B ; BS. 78 BS.

ADAMS. Larry G. (Elizabeth A): '68 BS: Mgr.: Shell Oil Co.. Box ADCOCK, Mrs. Phillip B.: 77 BS. 78 BS; r. 202 Cresent Dr..

2027. Mobile. AL 36601. 205/433-0481: r. 6705 N. Chimney Top Dothan. AL 36303.

Dr.. Mobile. AL 36609. ADDINGTON, Emerson E., Jr.; 77 MS; r. 1st Bigrade.8th Ine. APO ADAMS. Mrs. Lexie B.; '48 BS. New York, NY 09185. ADAMS. LornaS.: '50. ADDISON, J Rex (Margaret Mixson); '53 BS; Social Worker &

ADAMS. Lorraine B. (Charles R ): '46 BS: Tchr.: Western Heights. Owner-OperatorAddison's Trailer Court; State of Florida. Box 632.

Eufaula, AL 36027; r. 236 Cherry St.. Eufaula. AL 36027. 205/687- Wewahnchka, FL 32465, 904/639-5598; r. Box 632. Wewahitchka. 4749. FL 32465. 904/639-2458. '74 ADAMS. Mrs. M. Jacqueline Gaskin (George E ): MS; r. 16 ADDISON, Col. James M. (Lucy): 72 MS; Retired: r Rt. 1 Box

Magnolia Dr.. Mary Esther. FL 32569. 904/243-0852. 1 89-AA, Lipan. TX 76462, 8 1 7/646-2283.

ADAMS. Madilyn M.; '52: r. Rt. 2. Andalusia. AL 36420. 205/222- ADDISON, L. Dianne 7 1 ( See Sharpe ). 3969. ADDISON, Mrs. Margaret M.( Rex J.); '55 BS. '68 MCA Univensty ADAMS. Margaret C; '58. of Miss.; Tchr.; Wewahitchka High School. Wewahitchka. FL

ADAMS, Margaret M. Moon (Samuel J); '69 BS. '79 RDH Tyler Jr. 32465. 904/639-2228; r. P O Box 632. Wewahitchka. FL 32465.

Coll.; Registered Dental Hygienist; r. Rt. 8 Box 925. Tyler. TX 904/639-2458.

75703.214/561-5961. ADDY. Henry C. Jr.; 74; r. 314 Royal St.. Rt. 6. Gulfport. MS ADAMS. Manalyce A. '36 (See Cannell). 39501. ) ) .

BIOGRAPHICAL LISTINGS ALLEN

'74 Sales '78 ADDY. Henry C (Tannic Askew): BS; Rep: Roadway ALAMILLO. Jaime. MS; lech Sgt ; USAK 3900 Cpuss. OfTutt

Express Inc.. 1421 Mcngel Rd . Baton Rouge. LA 70821. 504/356- \\ B NE 681 13. 402/294-5924; r 12106 S 29th Ave Box 2699.

• 4464: r. Rt 5 Box 934. Denham Springs. LA 70726. 504/665-1337. Omah.. M ' '72 ADDY. Margaret M McFadden ( Waller B ); BS. rchr.: Wicks M BERT, Anita J. 77(See Ressico) burg High Sch.. Rt I. Newton. AL 36352. 205/692-5549: r. 207 ALBREAST, Gertrude; '26

Candy Dr.. Enterprise. AL 36330. 205/347-77 1 5. tLDARONDO, Rosa I . '57; r I 19 Simon Carlo St., Mayaguez. ADDY. TannieP Askew (Henry C); 74BMED:Tchr.: r Rt .5 Box 00708 Puerto Rk.- 93J. Denham Springs. LA 70726. 504/665-1337. '76 \\ \)Y R. MargritA (See Glasgow ) '55 ADKINS. Bills: ALDERMAN. Daira B '77 ADKINS. Cathv I: BSEd: r I 19 Bear Atlanta. 30301 Dr. GA ALDERMAN. Deborah A '74 (See Valentine). ADKINS. Gerald D: '67 BS. ALDERMAN. Denease A. '70 (See Layton). '75 ADKINS. Harry R .. Jr.: BMED. '74 ALDERMAN, Mrs Felter. Jr.; BS; r. 209 Spears Ave . Grace ADKINS. James M.; '74 BS. ville. FL 32440. 904/263-3415. '77 ADKINS. Mrs Janet T : BS. '74 \l DERMAN, Felter, Jr.; BS; r Rt 2, Graceville. FL 32440. ADKINS. Patricia A. '78 (See Spivey ). '74 ALDERMAN. Mrs. Peggy S ; MSEd; r Rt 2. Graceville. FL ADKINS. Thomas L.; '78 AAS. 32440. ADKINSON, James A.; '70. ALDERMAN. WmtersG H; '74. ADKINSON. Kenneth O: '72. '77 ALDRIDGE. Roger T; BS; Dir.-Unit Mgmt ; Norton-Childrens' ADKINSON. Ms. L. Jean: '72 BS. '76 MEd Univ of South Ala.: Hosp.. 200 W. Chestnut St.. Louisville. K Y 402 14. 502/589-8749: r. Consultant In Church Media; Tennessee Baptist Convention. PO Box 5448 Mitscher Ave.. Louisville. KY 402 14. 502/367-1867 347. Brentwood. TN 37027, 615/373-2255; r. 570 McMurrav Dr ALDRIDGE. Roscoc; '77 BS. C14. Nashville. TN 3721 1.615/833-2521. ALEXANDER. Bcttv A '79 (See Clemmons). ADKINSON. Philomena C Chiachiarette ( Warney M); '54 BSEd: ALEXANDER. Ethel F. '23 (See Dubose). Tchr.: Starke Elem. School. Washington & Grand Sts.. Starke. FL ALEXANDER, Mrs. Etta B.; '71; r. 503 S Union Sl. Montgomery. 32091. 904/964-6091; r Box 279. Starke. FL 32091. 904/964- AL36I04. 6339. ALEXANDER, Mrs. ForstineS.; '77 MSEd. ADKINSON. Ramona: '74 BS. '76: ALEXANDER. Glen B ; r. 3607 Azalea Circle. Columbus. MS ADKINSON, Sandra C: '74. 39701. ADKINSON, Thelma: '51; r. Box 571. DcFuniak Springs. FL JimmieL.; '78 32433. ALEXANDER, MSEd. ALEXANDER, Kathryn Sue '61 (See Anderson ADKINSON. Warney M. (Philomena C); '53 BS: Teacher. Coach: ALEXANDER. Leola S Sanders; '48 BS; Retired; r. 422 York Dr.. Bradford Countv Board of Public Instruction. North Temple Ave..

Gulf Breeze. FL 3256 1 , 904/932-2840. Starke. FL 32091. 904/964-6092; r. PO Box 279. Starke, FL 32091. 904/964-6339. ALEXANDER. Mrs Renee R.; '76 MS. ADKISON.GeneP: '59 ALEXANDER. Richard; '57 BA; Salesman; Union Nat Ins. Co..

Selma.AL 36701; r. 1 15 Scenic Dr.. Jackson. AL 36545, 205/246- ADKISON. Ms. Teresa A. Herston (James W .): '78 MSEd: Tchr: 3037. South Alabama Sill Ctr.. Mobile. AL 3660 1 ; r 1 508 Shalimar Ave.. '58. Mobile. AL 36609. 205/342-6947. ALEXANDER. Richard E.; ALEXANDER. Mrs. Roger A.; "76 MS ADRILLO. Nick P.; '77 MS: r. 1524 Wellington Rd.. Birmingham. AL 35209. ALEXANDER, Roger A : 76 MS Mrs Ruth S.: '62 BS: Retired; r Rt 3 116, AFYOUNI, Mrs. Marjone J. Jones (Hossein B): '77 BS; Tchr; ALEXANDER. Box Georgiana. AL 36033. 205/376-2785. Columbia County Sch. Bd . Pennsylvania Ave.. Lake City. FL 32055. Victoria B (Robert); '74 MS. '68 BS Univ. 904/752-2626: r. Rt. Six Box 501. Lake Cit\. FL 32055, 305/282- ALEXANDER. of 0858. Alabama: Homemaker: r. PSC-4. PO Box 2. APO New York. NY AGEE. Ms. Deborah D. Carmichael (Michael): '75 BSEd: Co- 09125.212/360-1148. William R.( Anita); 77 Lt. Col.; U.S. Air Force. Owner: Verbena Co. Store. Verbena. AL 36091; r. Rt. 1 Box N. ALEXANDER, MS; Verbena. AL 36091. 205/755-5 191. Shaw AFB. Sumter. SC 29150; r. 12 Bancroft Dr Sumter. SC AGEE, Louis C: '78 BS: Letter Carrier: US Post Oil. Mobile. AL 29150,803/481-2837. '60 3660 1 : r. 706 Middle St.. Fairhope. AL 36532, 205/928-8 1 29. ALFORD.AddieR; '67 AGEE. Ms Mary F.; '73. ALFORD. Ethelene A. (See Powell - 6~ AGEE. Michael L. (Deborah): '75 BS: Sales Rep.: South Alabama ALFORD. Mrs Freddie M. Mauldin (Tim O ); BS. 73 MEd Univ.; Dist. Montgomery. AL 36104: r Rt. 1 Box N. Verbena. AL 36091. Auburn Counselor; Dauphin Jr. High School. Dauphin St

205/755-5191. Enterprise. AL 36330. 205/347- 1141; r. 600 Henderson. Enterprise.

AHERN, Carolyn Maude '76 ( See Norton ). AL 36330. 205/347-7418. '78 '61 AHERN. Mrs Ruth D; MS. ALFORD. Fredd> E ( Deana D ): BS. 75 MS ED; Supt.; '75 AHLGREN. Richard L : MS. Chattahoochee Countv Sch. Cusseta. GA 31805; r. 1907 Lancaster '74 AIELLO. Mrs Carol N ; MSEd; r. Hhb 1st Bv 36th F. APO New Dr.. Columbus. GA 3 1 904. 404/322-7879. '34 York. NY 09 178. ALFORD. Jack ( Marv Scott): BS; Rural Mail Carrier: L S Pom '70 "75 AIELLO. Thomas (Carol Newton); BA. MS: Production Ore: r Rt I Box 2 13.Camden.AL 36726. 205/682-4768. Supv.; Packaging Corp. of America. Industrial St.. Rittman. OH ALFORD. Mrs Jack; '34 BS

44270. 216/925-0222; r. 220 Beechwood Dr.. Wadsworth. OH ALFORD. Jean A "59 (See Thompson).

44281.216/336-6507. ALFORD. Josie A. '52 ( See Eason ). '77 '76 AIKEN, Johnny W.; BS; Tchr./Coach; Greenville Acad.. 177 By ALFORD. Kenneth W.; BA: r. PO Box 22984. Fori Worth. TX

Pass. Greenville. AL 36037. 205/382-3800: r. 621 Dogwood Ln'. 76122. "9 McCalla.AL351ll. AFFORD. Mrs Lind.. Ci : MSEd. AKERS. Mrs Mars C: '73 MS. ALFORD. Lois; '34 '72 '74 '71. AKIN, Mrs. Angela A Acevedo ( Robert F ): BS. MFA ALFORD. Ms L\nda: '77 MSEd; r. 2305 Kristie Lea. Dothan.

Flordia State Univ . \ isual Information Specialist; LS Arms Avia- AL 36303. tion Center. Dt. Did. Tld. Ppb. Fort Rucker. AL 36362. 205/255- ALFORD. Mar»aret A '36 (See Jones).

5585; r. 60 1 Cedar Dr., Enterprise. AL 36330. 205/347-5336. ALFORD, Max I '78 '68. AKIN. Ms. Elizabeth J.; BS; r. 1902 N 3rd Ci . Lanctt. AL 36863. \l FORD, Patricia C; AKIN. Robert F (Angela Acevedo): '73 BA. 75 MBA: Instructor; M FORD, Ruby G; '66. LS Army Aviation Center. Dt. Doat. Fsi, Sits. Hon Rucker. AL U Ison. \ - nth) '78. 36362. 205/255-6588; r. 601 Cedar Dr.. Enterprise. AL 36330. M LEMOND. Pierre;

205/347-5336. VIITVM \ MM,:, r. Rl 3. Box 79. Montgomery, '76 AKRIDGE. Walter E ( Ladme L. ); BS; Cost An.ilsst; Depi ol \l 161 lo

Arm\. Fort Rucker. AL36362. 205/255-5483; r. 60 I Lakcsiew Rd.. \1 1 TN. Annye Jule Jones (James W I. 73 BS. Socal Worker I:

Ozark. AL 36360. 205/774-3 187. Montgomery Counts Dept ot~ Pensions* Securuv. PO Box I 1

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Belleville Cont'd Murphyshoro Fox, Sharon S. Spurling '77 Newton '75 Spargur. Lt. Col. Robert E. '75 Casleton, Ronald G. Harger, Capt. Susan J. '76 Long, Pamela J. Martin, Louis E. '76 Naperville Williamsburg Berwyn Riley, Anthony P. '69 '72 '76 Bresser, Ms. Mary Karel '76 Echols, Leroy Maas, Stuart W. Jeffersonville Northbrook Bourbonnais Chambers, Ms. Diana P. '78 Philpott, James Michael '72 Regnier, Donald J. '73 KANSAS Kokomo O'Fallon Calumet City Wilson, Maj. Lowell H. '70 Burlington Bailor, Ronald O. '70 Condran, Ms. Kathleen M. '77 Smith, Terry '72 Fortenberry, Lt. Col. Charles P. Lebanon Carol Stream '75 Myers, Maj. Richard H '69 Chapman '78 Fulford. Jim Weiss, Jerold L '73 Aron, William T„ Jr. Macy Audiss, Jerald D. '76 Champaign Oak Park Morns, Mae C. Cole '65 '76 Derby Bowermaster. Jon P. '70 LePak. EncGerhardt Martinsville Bulloch, Capt. Stephen A. '75 Browning, Capt. Richard '77 '74 Peoria Donnellan, Ltc. James L. Morrison, Lt. Col. Rufus M. '63 Chanute AFB Cagle, Lylburns Sam, Jr. '7 Morrison, Sandra G. Howell '64 Marysville '76 Cheatham, Herbert E., Jr. '78 Murphy, John S. Rantoul Coulter, Alan W. '75 Cheatham, Mrs. Shelia S. '79 Shepard, Capt. James D. '74 Fort Leavenworth Whitehurst. Howard T, II '74 New Albany Chicago McCluskey, Gerold R. '74 Banks, Maj. Jimmy C. '77 Eischen, John P. '72 Schiller Park Lakin Gottnch, Stephen G., Jr. '77 New Washington Ficke, Dean A. '75 McVan, Thomas A. Tennin, Gregory '77 Bower, Larry £. '73 Scott AFB Lansing Plainfield Decatur Colvin, Col. Charles G. '74 Cook, Cathleen Smith '76 Lewis, John D. '75 Johnson, Walter W., Jr. '67 Doglione, Col. John A. Rhodes, Mrs. Patncia J. '75 Greer, Maj. Charles W. '58 Des Plaints Princeton Harrell, William W. '76 Leavenworth Cummins, Mrs. Jimmie Sue Dierks. Robert O., Jr. '77 '65 Smith, Charles S. '76 Rhodes, Maj. Jerry L. Harris '55 Rhodes, Jerry L. '65 Elmhurst Flickrod, Charles P. Spring Valley Rhodes, Mrs. Patricia L. Pnebe, Capt. Glenn C. '76 Hickrod, Charles P. '58 LeClercq, Francis K. '73 Johnston '75 Fairview Heights Richmond Springfield Lenexa '59 Doty, Gary L. '75 '67 Hollis. Rev. John H. Lee, Chester W. Lawrence, Suzanne Y. Seymour Youngblood '64 Fort Sheridan St Anne '75 Corbin, John D. '75 Duke, Charles D. Franklin, Rodney E. '75 Manhattan South Bend McKnire, Russell W. Fulton Winfield '76 '77 Renuart, Capt. Victor E., Jr. '75 Nolder, Capt. L. H. Heldt, Phillip Green, James L. '69 Vincennes McPherson Geneseo Wood River Marrs, Mrs. Betty A. Ayers '72 Manor, Jeff A. '77 Sieben, Mrs. Kay Pope '65 Howell, Marvin W. '74 Marrs, Mrs. Betty A. '72 Ottawa Glen Ellyn Woodridge Marrs, William C. '74 Crawford, Harold F. '78 Bradshaw, John D. '79 Bensinger, James L. '74 West Lafayette Kidd, Wesley Edward '70 Smith. Thomas E. '58 Wichita Buckner, Ms. Janet L. '78 Gissendanner, Mrs. Betty W. Hanover Park Zionsville '74 Rotondo, Dominic '75 INDIANA Fernander, Col. Bobbie B. '69 Griffith, Max R. '76 Higgins, Donald W. '77 La Grange Brownstown "59 '78 Kelly, Ms. Miriam J. Fix, Ronald E. Carter, Jonathan '69 IOWA Rice, Olen B., Jr. '77 Ladd Cannelton Singer, Henry '67 Boone '50 Walsh, Robert E. '66 Hay, Norman E. '60 Williams, Ms. Jane K. Kelly Gaumer, Mrs. Linda L. Lease Willis, Simon L., Jr. '77 Lebanon '73 Clinton Yeager, Dr. Samuel J., Ill '71 Lilius, Maj. Bryan E. '73 Suckle, Charles E. '77 Burlington

Lisle Fillmore Rose, Mrs. Marion J. Hewett, Jr. '72 KENTUCKY Stephens, Raymond H. '68 Goodson, James L. '78 Bowling Green McHenry Gary Cedar Rapids Scarborough, Dr. John '41 Caldwell, James J. '68 Welter, Robert M. '74 Bean, Donald R., Jr. '78 Kbean. Mrs. Donald R., Jr. '78 Burkesville Fairfield Morton Grove Long, Randall R. Leu, Gary E. '78 Greensburg Tamraz, Mrs. Gale M P Long, Randall R. '78 '78 Neimeyer, Mrs. Janet L. Tamraz, James H. Harlan '78 Linville '79 Cave City Tamraz, Mrs. James H. Walker, Lyle D., Jr. '72 Westcott, Maria Logsdon '76 Indianapolis Mount Carmel Iowa City Brown, Lee E. '75 Elizabethtown Markham, Martin R. '78 Eubank, Robert E. '77 Cannell, Manalyce A. Adams Beatty, Robert Alex, Jr. '73 Mount Zion '36 Knoxville Jackson, Bobbie B. Brown '67 Burgess, Maj. James M. '72 Condon, John R. '78 Brewer, Janet '77 Jackson, Mrs. Charles '67

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CLASS YEAR INDEX CLASS OF 1968

1968 Cont'd Crockett. Rebecca C (Ray) Gunter, Nancy < Rebecca 1

Arnold. Harold M Crockett. Rebecca T. Guy, Marguerite W ( Bergeron)

Arnold, James F. Crook, Mrs Donald H Hagans, Ronnie E (Gentry) Lewis, Marsha L ( Russell)

Ashurst. Joan ( Miller) Crook. Dr Donald H. Jr Haggard, James L Lindsey. John I)

Ausley. Rurel R Crumpler. Denny M. Haines. Charles I li Lockler. Dr Judy L (Snyder)

Austin. Robert D. Culpepper. Thomas A. Hanchey, Warren I Locklier, Judith A

Autrey, John B Cummings, John P. Hanson. Mrs. Sonya H Logan. Lou J Bailey. M attic Curry, Emma C (Shell (Scarbrough) Lowery, William P Baldwin. Brenda S. Curtis. Janice N Harris. Jessie A Lucas, Patsye H. William T. Ball. Kenneth R Cutchen. Hatcher, Roger B Lyssy, Fred I Bruce R. Hattaway, John J Barkley. Edward N. Damm, MacArgel. Lt. Col Robert i Barrentine. Peggy J. Davidson. Billie A. Hayes, Martha L. Manley, Patricia A. Bass. Donald W. Davis. Edward E. Heartsill, Mrs La u rice H. Marchman, John Bates. Mrs. Gary t. Davis, Max I. (Sexton) Marsh, C. Dalbert Bates, Gary E. Davis. Thomas J. Henderson, Billy E. Martin, Sandra M ( Pongonis) Baits. Thomas M. Deal. Charles W Henderson, Virginia R Mathews. Nelda M. (Goodson i

Bell, V. Deason, Mrs. Diane ( Ragland (Morgan) Joe ) Mathis, Charles E Deavers. B. Henderson, Mrs. Virginia Bethea. Kenneth E. Kenneth R. McCartha, Timothy C. Billy. CecileB. (McNeill) Dcramus, Clemon L. (Morgan) McCord. Jacquelyn ( Hand ) Binkley. Dennis J. Dilmore James B Hickman, Mrs. William McCorkle, Cleo M ( Freeman ) Blair. Mrs. Mary L. Doster, Sara Nell ( Munn Hixon, Mrs. Annette H. (Salter) McCoy. Linda L Blair. Mary L. Drake, Mrs. Mary C. (Ghee) Hoblis, Lillian H. (Glonoso) McCoy. Mickey M. Booker. Mrs. Betty D. Dundon. Warren A Hodges, Wayne McCrary, Ms. Sandra B. Bowman. Karen E. Dunn. Mrs Barbara D (Pieper) Hoey, Edison Valentine McDonald, Mrs. Denise M.

Mrs. ( Holladay, Bobby S. Boyd, Charles N. Durden, Judy M. Duell (Beaudoin) Boyd. Kathy R. Ebert, Eric R. Holland, Barbara H. (Jones) McDonald, Jane Ellen Brannan, Robert E., Jr. Eddins, William E. Hollinghead. Mary V. McDougald, Martha H Brogden. Bernard D. Edwards, Timothy L. Holt, Ms. Sandra H. (Carroll) McDuffie, Linda L. (Chad wick) Brooks. Mrs. Jo C.( Holt) Eilers, Tommy H. Hopkins, Perry C. McGhee. Larry N. Brown. Ansley G. Ellis. Shirley Williams Hubbard, Mary A. McGowan, Linda C. Brown, John C. Ellisor, Selman L Hughes. Jeanme H. (Griffin) McKay, Jo Ann Kelly Brown. Margaret A. Espy, Mrs Martha H. Hughes, Mavis J. McQueen, lommy L. Bruee. William H. Evins, Robert O. Hutcheson. Rebecca S. Metcalf. Felicia M.

Bryan. Jo Ann ( Henderson Farmer. Jctta H Hutchinson, Charles J. Mills, Thomas L.. Jr. Bryson, Capt. Ralph J. Faulk, Fulton F. Hutto, Robert D. Milner. Rosemary A. ( Kiefer) Buelow. John P. Felter, Alfred T. Jacobs, Jimmy D. Minter, William E. Buie. Cynthia Ferguson, Iris F. (Stockton) Jimmerson, William S. Moncrief, Phillip A. Burkett, Sandra E. Forster. Richard A. Jinright. Charles W. Moore, Danny F. Burns, Kay M. Fowler, Judy F. Johnson, Carol A. Moore, Mrs. Sharon B Busby. Robert M. Fowler, Nora F. (Stephens) Johnson, Edward E. Moore. W. Hal. Jr Butler. Col Olva B. Frank. Emma F ( Bowers) Johnson. Mrs. Harriet J. Moorefield, Richard L. Bvrne. Dennis R. Franklin, Joseph B. (Glenn) Morgan. Billy M Cadwell, Walter L. Franklin, Joyce D. Johnson, Larry E. Morgan. David E. Cain. Dannis L. Freeman, Mrs. J J . Jr. Johnson, Michael J. Morrison. H. Joseph Caldwell. James J. Freeman, J. J., Jr. Johnston, Ester A J ( Meadows) Morrison, Janet M (Cowles) Canterbury, Lonnic W. Freeman. Mary Jo ( Barnes) Johnston, John P. Moseley, Jack B. Cantinc. Christopher L. Freeman. Thomas D. Joiner, Robert E. Mosley, Mary L. Eapshaw, Meredith L. Fuller. Marion R Jones, Dorothy J. Mount. Sandra S. Carlisle. Merlene R. Fuller, Paul W. Jones, Margaret M. Murphy. Christine M. Carpenter. Barbara h Gardner, Kenneth L. Jones, Mildred A. Murphy. Helon S Carter. Mrs. Jasper N. Garrett. Charles R Jones, Rodney H. Murphy. William T. Carter, Jasper N. Gassett. Carl D. Jones. Walter L. Myers, Ira Grady Carter, Sandra H. Gavin. Bulord A Justice, Billy R. Neumann, Mrs. Diane C. Chadwitk, James E. Gibbs. Janet G. (Share) Justice. Phyllis R. (Sims) Chambers. Larry N. Giddens. Margaret A. Karns. Phillip J. (Oliver) Chancey, Ms. Barbara A. Gilbert. Beverly A. Kelly. Judy G. Newton, Mrs. Ruth N. Cherry. Andrew L. Gillespie. John M. Kendnck, Judy K. (Howsi Nichols, Thomas P

Norman. Janice I Childress. Ms. Sandra Gilhland. William R. Kennedy. Betty J Christian. Ron Glenn. Richard A. Ketchum, James R. Norman, Martha F. E. Clark. Mrs. Cheryl C. (Dickey) Godwin, W. S. Kingry, Janice Marie H Nowling. Ross Clark, James H Golden. Jefferson G. Kirkla'nd. Aquilla A. Ogwynn. Da\id A Clark. Mikel L. Goodman. Carol J Kirkland. Clifton T. O'Leary. Roses O (Stephens) Clark. Mildred C (Harris) Granberry. Bill G Knight. Billy W. Oliver. Danny Sara Clark. Mildred L. Granger. Tommy G. Knowles. Betty K. (Ryan) Oliver, Mrs Sara Clemmons. Dr. Archie M. Grant. Ann M Knowlton. Alois R Oliver. Sarah L. Clenney, Benjamin Lavon Graves, Mrs. Donnie G. Kornegay. Thomas H O'Neal. George D

Owens, Frances ( Gillespie i Collins, Charles J (Vickery ) Kuh. William G Colquett. William D. Greathouse. Benjamin B. Lafontaine. Capi Susan A. Padgett. \ ivian A Parker. Daniel h Conrad. Mary D. Green. Margaret G (Osteon t (Rumble) Dr Cook, Stephanie S Green. W. Richard Lamkin. Mrs. Kathryn Parker, Darrell E.

Cook. William D. Green. Mrs V\ ilc\ R 1 ane, John K. Parks. John I arl Paro. Donald L. topeland, Janet G. Gregory. Maria Jean (Jones ) Langlois, Norman I)

Corbitt. Judge. Jack Grice. John M Law, Nan>.\ I Paschall, James K

( I poston, Margaret A. Griffin. Mrs Dale 1 av. . nomas L . Jr Pate. Bulord H

Courson. Henry R Griffin, Jerrj to I ccroy, Aubrey v\ Payne, Donald H

Cox. James B Griffin, Joseph R I ee. Johnny M. Pelham. Joseph K

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