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General directory : 1866-1926, 1927
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1SECTION IX
2CARLETON STAFF—1866-1926
4No attempt has been made to give present addresses in this list. It has historical value only, and, in the case of some non-Carletonites, is accurate regarding degrees, only as the annual catalogs were accurate. In the case of others, it has been possible to supplement catalog information with data found in "Who's Who in America". Data regarding those who are Carletonites—graduates or non-graduates—may be found by reference to the appropriate alphabetical indexes, which in turn will furnish the key to the source of information. Where information about marriages of women has been available, it has been used with cross-references, as in the rest of the directory.
6The years first given (just after the name) cover the period of service at Carleton. Following that, all the degrees known to have been conferred on the individual, before or after his connection with Carleton, are given. Then the nature of his connection with the College is explained in detail. Finally, the symbols explained below will be found:
7© means that those so marked were graduate or non-graduate students of Carleton
8Ad means that they served in an administrative capacity
9F means that they were members of the faculty
11A
13Abbott, May Ethel, 1910-1914. Supt. of Nourse Cottage © Ad
14Adams, Elizabeth Steele (Mrs. John D. Nutting), 1915-1916. B.A., Mount Holyoke. Instructor in German © F
15Adams, Ethel Margaret, 1911-1914. B.A., M.A., Carleton. Asst. in biology © F
16Albers, Vernon Martin, 1920-1921. B.A., Carleton. Asst. in physics © F
17Alden, George H., 1899-1903. B.S., Carleton; B.A., Harvard; Ph.D., Wisconsin. Prof. of hist. and political science © F
18Alford, Mrs. William Kneale (Helen Grace Hosmer)
19Allen, Herman H., 1920-1921. Ph.B., Chicago. Instructor in journalism and rhetoric F
20Amidon, Mrs. O. A. (Mrs. H. B. Delano)
21Anderson, Ahna (Mrs. David L. Fiske), 1920-1921. B.A., Carleton; M.A., Radcliffe. Instructor in Romance languages © F
22Anderson, Evelyn Myranda, 1919-1922. B.A., M.A., Carleton. Asst. in biology and chem., 1919-1921; resident head of Lincoln Lodge, 1921-1922 © Ad F
23Anderson, Margaret, 1922-1923. B.A., Knox. Instructor in English © F
24Anderson, William Rockwell, 1912-1914. B.A., Oberlin. Registrar; sec. of the faculty © Ad
25Archibald, Herbert Thompson, 1911-1913. Ph.D., Johns Hopkins. Asst. prof. of Latin and Greek © F
26Armsby, Alice L. (Mrs. A. H. Pearson), 1876-1885. B.A., M.A. Teacher and prof. of Latin F
27Atkins, Francis H., 1867-1870. B.S., M.D. Instructor in English and natural sciences F
28Aubrey, Edwin E., 1922-1923. M.A., B.D., Chicago; Ph.B., Bucknell. Instructor in sociology and Greek; resident head of Allen House Ad F
29Austin, Florence, 1921-1922. Conservatories of Paris and Liege. Instructor in violin F
31B
33Bacon, Susan A., 1923-. B.A., Mount Holyoke; Ph.D., Yale. Asst. prof. of Romance languages F
34Bagnall, George, 1894-1897. Teacher of piano and harmony; director, School of Music F
35Bagnall, Mrs. Julia S., 1896-1897. Teacher of organ F
36Baker, Florence E., 1910-1912. B.O., Northwestern. Asst. in physical education for women; asst. librarian Ad F
37Balduf, Emery W., 1913-1917. M.A., Chicago. Instructor in German F
38Balzer, Jacob Frank, 1920-. B.A., Carleton; M.A., Chicago, Asst. prof. of biblical literature © F
39Banker, May L., 1897-1898. Asst. teacher of physical culture F
40Bardwell, Fred Leslie, 1922-1926. B.S., Minnesota; Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Asst. prof. of chem. F
41Bardwell, Mrs. Fred Leslie (Alida Marie Taylor)
42Barker, Minerva Catherine (Mrs. Minerva Barker Hixson)
43Barnum, Charlotte C., 1895-1896. B.A., Vassar; Ph.D., Yale. Teacher of math. and astronomy F
44Bartlett, Willard W., 1925-. B.S., Colgate; M.A., Columbia. Asst. to the pres. Ad
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