University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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CHARLES E. KAHLKE, Demonstrator in Dental Department. Born at Rock Island, Ill.„ Jan. 39, 1870; S. U. I., Collegiate class, 1891; Demonstrator in Anatomy, S. U. I., 1890. S. S. LYTLE, M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. Born in Indiana Co., Pa., February 3, 1812. Graduated from cal Department S. U. 1878. Since graduation has been engaged in the practice of medicine. J. W. DOWNEY, M.D.. Assistant in Medical Chemical Laboratory. MRS. MARY LYTLE, Assistant in the General Library. GEORGE TOMLIN, Janitor. Born in Rounds, North llamptonshire, England, 1832. Janitor since 1879. JAMES BERRY, Night Watch and Fireman. Born in County Cork, Ireland, April 8, 1832. 1858. Night Watch since 1874. Came to Iowa City in

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THEODORE LEE NEFF, B.PH., A.M., Instructor in Modern Languages. Born in Hartford City, Indiana, October 14, 1858. Graduated from De Pauw University, 1883; Attended University of Leipzig; University of Paris. Instructor in Modern Language and Literature in De Pauw University, 1886-88; Associate Professor 1888-90; became Instructor in S. U. I. in 1890. FRANK EMIL LODEMAN, A.B., Instructor in Modern Languages. Born in Switzerland, February 12, 1807. Graduated from Indiana University, 1888, B.A.; attended Michigan State Normal School. Taught in Case Scientific School, Cleveland, Ohio, 1889-90. Became Instructor in S. U. I. in 1890. ALBERT LEVI ARNER, B.L., Instructor in Physics. Born at Ridgeway, Mich., 1859. Graduated from University of Michigan, 1886, B. L. ANDREW J. HIRSCHL, A.B., L.L.B., Instructor in Law Department. A.I3., Amherst, 1873. LL.B., S. U. I., 1875. Lawyer, Davenport. Lecturer in S. U. I. 1890. H ERB ERT TILL, LL.B., Instructor in Law Department. Born in England, Ju ly, 1850. Educated at St. Andrews College, Bradfield, England. LL. B. from S. U. I., 1888. Instructor in S. U. I. since September, 1890. C. THOMAS, D.D.S., Demonstrator in Dental Department. W. H. BAIRD, D .D.S., Demonstrator in Dental Department. NATHANIEL B. GLASGOW, D.D.S., Demonstrator in Dental Department. Born at Nevada, Iowa, January 2, 1865. Graduated from Dental Department S. U. 1. 1890, Principal Collins High School two years. Became Demonstrator in S. U. I. in 1890.

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Ur1iversity 1. The Central Building, the former State Capitol, is 120 by 00 feet, and two stories in height. It is built of stone, and contains the office of the President and five lecture rooms used by the C ollegiate ment. and the lecture rooms, library and offices of the Law ment. 2. The South Building is of brick, 108 x 45 feet, and three stories in height. The basement contains the laboratories of the Dental ment. On the first floor are the lecture rooms and offices of the same department. The second floor is occupied by recitation rooms, and the third floor by the rooms devoted to Literary Societies. 3. The North Building is 108 x 01 feet, and three stories in height. It is built of brick. The first two floors contain the lecture room and laboratories of chemistry and physics, and the third floor is occupied by the Library and Chapel. 4. The Astronomical Observatory is 60 feet by 26 feet, with a revolving turret 14 feet in diameter It is constructed of brick. 5. The Hospital and Clinical Amphitheatre is 68 feet by 55 feet, and two stories in height. It is constructed partly of brick and partly of wood. 6. The Homeopathic Hospital Building, in the amphitheatre of which the lectures of this department are given, is 40 feet by 25 feet, with a wing of the same size. It is two stories in height, and is structed of brick. The Homeopathic Medical Department is fully equipped with the best apparatus, and the Hospital has a capacity of 12 beds. 7. The West Building is 30 feet by 48 feet, and three stories in height. It is constructed of stone and brick. One story contains steam boilers for heating all of the buildings on the campus, another is used as an armory, while the third contains several recitation rooms. 8. The Pledical Building is 81 feet by 60 feet, and four stories in height, with a French roof. it is constructed of brick, and contains a large amphitheatre for lecture purposes, professors ' rooms, cabinet, libra- ry, physiological laboratory, a chemical laboratory, and extensive dissect- ing rooms. 9. The Natural Science Building is 114 feet by 74 feet, and four stories in height. It is constructed of brick, and contains four large ture rooms, four laboratories, a large museum, and professors ' rooms, and laboratories of Engineering Department.