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General directory : 1866-1926, 1927
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1Carter, Hester Perdue (Mrs. Hester Carter Pitts), 1914-1919. Ph.B., Grinnell. Instructor and asst. prof. of physical education for women, 1914-1919; resident head of new dormitory for women, 1917-1919 © Ad F
2Cason, Joshua J., 1919-1923. Instructor in wind instruments; director, college band F
3Catton, Mrs. Adella M., 1920-. Resident head of Dean Lodge, 1920-1921; asst. to the dean of women, 1921-1922; asst. dean of women and resident head of Gridley Hall, 1922- Ad
4Chadwick, Marcus, 1922-1924. B.A., Michigan. Instructor in Spanish F
5Chamberlin, Joseph H., 1874-1876. B.A., M.A., Beloit; Litt.D., Marietta and Western University of Pennsylvania. Teacher of Latin and literature; librarian Ad F
6Chaney, Lucian West, 1882-1908. B.A., B.S., M.S., D.Sc., Carleton. Instructor and prof. of biology and geology, 1882-1908; registrar, 1886-1887; retired, Carnegie Foundation, 1908 © Ad F
7Chantrelle, Charlotte Jeanne (Mrs. Paul Henri Capretz), 1919-1920. Asst. in French © F
8Chapman, Charles Barkley, 1926-. B.A., Carleton. Fellow in astronomy © F
9Chase, Herbert J., 1891-1894. B.A. Teacher of physical science F
10Chase, Martha S., 1898-1899. Ph.B., Oberlin. Teacher of English F
11Christie, Sarah J. (Mrs. Stevens), 1873-1875. Teacher of English and German F
12Christiensen, Pearle, 1924-1925. Resident head of Seccombe Lodge Ad
13Churton, Florence H., 1923-. B.S., Illinois; M.A., Columbia. Asst. prof. of home economics, 1923-; supt. of womens dormitories, 1924-1925 Ad F
14Clark, Hattie Benton, 1914-1917. Resident head of junior house Ad
15Clark, Herman A., 1923-. B.A., M.A., Michigan. Asst. prof. of Latin and German F
16Clark, John B., 1875-1876; 1877-1881. B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Amherst; LL.D., Princeton, Amherst, University of Christiana, Norway. Prof. of hist. and political economy, 1875-1876; 1877-1881; librarian, 1877-1881 Ad F
17Clark, Keith, 1923-. M.A., Minnesota. Asst. prof. of hist. F
18Clark, Mary Waldron, 1909-1910. B.A., M.A., Carleton. Fellow in math. and astronomy F
19Clarke, Mary A. (Mrs. Calquehon), 1903-1906. B.A., Oberlin. Instructor in English and art hist. F
20Clay, Josephine, 1920-1921. B.A., Carleton. Asst. in chem. © F
21Cochran, Isaac M., 1911-. M.A., Michigan. Asst. prof. and prof. of English and public speaking, 1911-; resident head of mens dormitory, 1916-1918 Ad F
22Coffeen, Gertrude (Mrs. Harvey Elmer Stork), 1919-1921; 1922-1924. B.A., Mills. Instructor in physical education for women, 1919-1921; 1922-1924, as Mrs. Stork F
23Cole, Stewart G., 1923-1924. B.A., Th.B., McMaster; M.A., B.D., Chicago. Asst. prof. of religious education F
24Colville, David F., 1895-1901. Pupil of William Courtney, New York; Frederick Walker, George Herschel, and David Bispham, London. Teacher of voice F
25Conant, Carlos E. 1921-1922. B.A., M.A., Lawrence; Ph.D., Chicago. Asst. prof. of Romance languages F
26Cone, Mrs. F. A. (Helen Eyre Greaves) Cooper, Charles Hermance, 1883-1898. B.A., M.A., Dartmouth. Instructor and prof. of hist. and political economy; librarian © Ad F
27Cowles, Osborne Bryan, 1924-. B.A., Carleton. Instructor in physical education for men © F
28Cowling, Donald J., 1909-. Ph.D., Yale; D.D., Baker; LL.D., Knox, Williams, Oberlin, Beloit, and Drury. Prof. of philosophy, 1909-1912; pres., 1909- Ad F
29Crafton, Allen, 1920-1923. M.A., Harvard. Asst. prof. of English F
30Crawford, Grace, 1903-1908. Royal Manchester College of Music, pupil of Herr Adolf Brodsky for violin. Instructor in violin, piano, and hist. of mus. F
31Crawford, Kate A., 1892-1893. B.M. Teacher of voice F
32Crawford, Mary S., 1923-1925. Ph.D., Pennsylvania. Asst. prof. of French, 1923-1925; dean of women, 1924-1925 Ad F
33Crosby, Sara Savage, 1888-1891. B.L., Carleton. Teacher of shorthand and typewriting © F
34Crump, Clifford C., 1916-1917. Ph.D., Michigan. Instructor in math. and astronomy F
35Culver, Charles Aaron, 1923-. B.S., Carleton; Ph.D., Pennsylvania. Prof. of physics, 1923-; director radio station, 1924- © Ad F
36Cummings, Carleton, 1923-1924. Artist Diploma, New England Conservatory of Music. Prof. of voice F
37Currier, Mary Theodosia, 1896-1897. Ph.B. Teacher of Latin F
38Curtis, Mrs. O. A. (Ellen F. Hunt)
39Cutler, Mary B. (Mrs. Clarence Wedge), 1904-1905. B.L., Carleton. Instructor in German © F
40Dahl, Leslie H., 1924-1925. Resident head of Prentice House © Ad
41Danforth, Lucia Elizabeth, 1891-1904. Mus., B.L., B.A. M.A., Carleton; Ph.D., Illinois Wesleyan. Teacher of Latin; preceptress of the Academy © Ad F
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