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[290] Born in Erfurt, Germany, February 11, 1865, of German and Polish ancestry; educated in the Realgymnasium at Halle until 1883; completed the ten-month course at the normal school of the North American Turnerbund, in Milwaukee, in April of 1888, and was teacher of gymnastics in Turnvereine in Trenton, New Jersey (1888-1891), and New Haven, Connecticut (1891-1894); M.D., Yale University Medical School, 1894, and the next year took courses in surgery and orthopedics in the universities at Halle and Leipsic; became associate director of the Anderson Normal School of Gymnastics in 1895, and its director in 1896.

[291] Dr. Anderson published a volume on “Light Gymnastics” in 1890 (New York, Effingham Maynard & Co), and another on “Methods of Teaching Gymnastics” in 1896 (Meadville, Pa., Flood & Vincent).

[292] Born at Craftsbury, Vermont, March 9, 1855; prepared for college at Craftsbury Academy and Williston Seminary; A.B., Yale, 1880, and M.D., Yale Medical School, 1885; instructor in physical training at Yale University 1883-1892, and medical examiner in the department after 1885; died at Berkeley, California, May 5, 1915. Published “Anthropometry and Physical Examination” (New Haven, 1890. New edition in 1909).