. History of the University of Michigan . aving sprung fromEnglish, Irish, and Dutch families. He received hisearly education in the district schools, and at fifteenentered the High School at Oxford, he studied at the Romeo High School and wasgraduated there in 1894, returning a year later tospend two additional years in the study of Greek,Latin, and German. He entered the University ofMichigan m the fall of 1897 and was graduatedBachelor of Arts in 1901 and Bachelor of Science inMechanical Engineering in 1902. In the summerof 1901 he worked as machinist at the NorthernEngineeri
. History of the University of Michigan . aving sprung fromEnglish, Irish, and Dutch families. He received hisearly education in the district schools, and at fifteenentered the High School at Oxford, he studied at the Romeo High School and wasgraduated there in 1894, returning a year later tospend two additional years in the study of Greek,Latin, and German. He entered the University ofMichigan m the fall of 1897 and was graduatedBachelor of Arts in 1901 and Bachelor of Science inMechanical Engineering in 1902. In the summerof 1901 he worked as machinist at the NorthernEngineering Works of Detroit. The followingsummer he was employed as mechanical engineerby the Ann Arbor Railroad Company. He wasinstructor in Mechanical Engineering at the ArmourInstitute of Technology in 1902-1903, and the fol- THE UNIVERSITT SENATE 359 lowing year he occupied a similar position in theUniversity of North Dakota. In 1904 he was calledto the University of Michigan as Assistant Professorin Mechanical Engineering. He was married on. WILLIAM SYLVESIER HAZELTON September 16, 1903, to Julia V. Johnson ( 1902),of Duluth, Minnesota, and they have a daughter,Elizabeth Baldwin. CLARENCE LINTON MEADER was born at Battle Creek, Michigan, August 12, 1868,son of John Murray and Maria A. (Fredericks)Meader. He is of German, English, and Welshancestry. He came up through the public schoolsof his native place and entered the University ofMichigan, where he received the degree of Bachelorof Arts in 1891. He pursued graduate studies atAnn Arbor, Athens, and Bonn for the next two years,and in 1893 returned to the University of Michiganas instructor in latin. The year 1897-1S98 hespent at Rome, Italy, and in Greece as Fellow inChristian Archreology at the American School ofClassical Studies ; and the following year he spent atthe University of Munich. He received the degreeof Doctor of Philosophy on examination from theUniversity of Michigan in 1900. From 1894 to 1897he was also Lectur
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