University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Faculty JOHN CLINTON FUTRALL, B. A. (University of Virginia, 1894), M. A., {ibid., 1894). President of the University. I I I COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES GILES EMMET RIPLEY, B. S., (Purdue University, 1899), M. S., {ibid., 1902). Professor of Physics and Member of the Executive Committee of the Col¬ lege of Arts and Sciences. GEORGE WESLEY BROKE, B. A., (University of Arkansas, 1880), M. A., (ibid., 1884). Professor of Mathematics. CHARLES HILLMAN BROUGH, B. A., (Mississippi College, 1894), M. A., (ibid., 1899), LL. B., (University of Mississippi, 1902), Ph. D., (Johns Hopkins Lhiiversity, 1898). Professor of Economics and Sociology, and Chairman of the Executive Committee of College of Arts and Sciences. CHARLES GEIGER CARROLL, B. A., (Southwestern University, 1895), M. A., (ibid., 1896), Ph. D., (Johns Hopkins University, 1904). Professor of Chemistry. MAX CARL GUENTHER LENTZ (Munich). Associate Professor of German. BOLLING JAMES DUNN, B. A., (Bethel College, 1871), M. A., (ibid., 1874). Associate Professor of Mathematics. JAMES RICHARD GRANT, B. A., (University of Arkansas, 1908), Ph. B., (Northern Illinois State Normal, 1911), A. M., (U. of Chicago, ’14). Assistant Professor of Education. WALLACE CARL MURPHY, B. A., (University of Arkansas, 1909), M. A., (Chicago University, 1912). ASsS ' istant Professor of History and Political Science. ARTHUR McCracken HARDING, B. a., (University of Arkansas, 1904), A. M. (U. of Chicago, 1913). Associate Professor of Mathematics. FRANK CLAYBOURNE HAWKINS, B. A., (University of Arkansas, 1909). Adjunct Professor of Ancient Languages. HUGH ELLIS MORROW, B. S. A., (University of Arkansas, 1904). Associate Professor of Chemistry. FRANK WELBORN PICKEL, B. A., (Furman University, 1886), M. S., (University of South Carolina, 1890), M. S., (University of Chicago, (m !h I I 1899). Professor of Biology. JAMES RALPH JEWELL, M. A., (Coe College, Cedar Rapids, la.), Ph. D., (Clark College, Worcester, Mass.) Professor of Education. ANTONIO MARINONI, B. A., (Liceo of Desenzano, Italy, 1898), M. A., (Yale University, 1904). Professor of Romance Languages. NOAH FIELDS DRAKE, C. E., (University of Arkansas, 1888), A. B. (Le- land Stanford University, 1894), M. A., (ibid., 1895), Ph. D., (ibid., 1897). Professor of Geology and Mining. HENRY DOUGHTY TOVEY (Knox College.) Professor of Music, Head of Department of Fine Arts. HENRY HARRISON STRAUSS, A. B., (University of Wooster, 1904), A. M., (Tulane University, 1909). Professor of Ancient Languages. Tnr Chrdhml f9lj