FACULTY I .
v' _ (In the order of appointment.)  
JAMES KENNEDY PATTERSON, Ph. D., LL. D., F. S. A., President, Q
Professor of History, Political Economy, and Meiaphysics. {
JAMES GARRARD YVHITE, A. M.,  
' I Przfessor of flelothemalies and Astronomy. °j
` JOHN HENRY NEYILLE, A. M., LL. D., Vice-President,
` Professor of Gree/c and Loiiiz.
WALTER KENNEDY PATTERSON, A. M., ·
· Principal of lhe Academy. `
JOSEPH WILLIANI PRY0R, M D., `
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
' FREDERICK PAUL ANDERSON, M. E.,
` Professor of Alec/umieal Engineering.
CLARENCE WENTWDRTH INIATHEWS, B. S.,
` Professor ey"Bomny, Hortieulmre, and Agriculture. -
· ARTHUR BICQUISTON NIILLER, A. M.,
Professor of Geology and Zo-ology.
` HIERRY LEWIS PENcE, M. S.,
Professor of Physics.
`  PAUL \VERNICKE, Ph. D.,
` Professor of grlor/ern Languages.
JOHN PASCAL BROOKS, M. S.,
’ Professor of Cir!/l Engineering. ,
· ALEXANDER ST. CLAIR IWACKENZIE, M A., F. R. S. L., I
Professor of English and Logic.
CHARLES JOSEPH NOR\VOOD, _
Pro_/%soor of Jlining Erzgineerizgs;.
P JOHN THEODORE FAIG, M. E.,
Y Professor of flloehine Design.
WILSON BRYANT BURTT, FIRST LIEUT. U. S. A.,
· Commamiaizt and Professor of Jllilitary Science and Taeiies
{ . MILE0RD \VI-{ITE, B. C. E., M. S.,
_ Professor of Pezirmogy. I
V CHASE PALMER, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry
 
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