HALL, FREDERIC ALDIN

(1854), University Chancellor. B. in Maine. Educated at Drury and Tufts Colleges and Universities of Washington and Mi ouri. 1878-1891 principal of Drury Academy. 1898-1901 dean of Drury College. At Springfield, Mi ouri, 18991901 director of Summer School. Chancellor of Washington University since 1917. Trustee of Drury College. From 1900-1910 director and superintendent St. Louis City Mi ionary Society. Member of Archaeological Institute of America, Phi Beta Kappa. Decorated in 1918, Order of the Redeemer. Author of ‘Homeric Studies for young Readers’; Outline of the Ody ey’; ‘Outline of the pan Trilogy’; ‘Iphigenia in Liter- (1846), University president. B. in Ash field, Ma ., Feb. 1, 1846. He graduated from Williams in 1867 (A.B. A.M.) Union Theological Seminary 1867-1868 and studied in Germany, 1871-1872. Was profe or of psycholegy Antioch College, 1872-1876; instructor in English, Harvard, 1876-1877; profe or of psychology Johns Hopkins, 1881-1888; president and profe or of psychology Clark University 1888-1920. He founded and edited the American Journal of Psychology 1887-1921. Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, etc. Publications include ‘Adolescence’, 1904; ‘Educational Problems’, 1911: ‘The Foundations of Modern Psychology’, 1912; ‘Supreme Standard of Life and Conduct’, 1920; ‘Recreations of a Psychologist’, 1920.