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

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.xtResiclent Grachzates,:a• A., B. TFIALIA COCHRAN, Literature. Ph. B. DORA. GILFILLAN, Philosophy. Ph. B. M. ROBERTA. HOLMES, Philosophy and Latin. Ph. B. ADA F. HUTCHINSON, French. A. B. JOHN KOST, French. Ph. B. LILLIAN LEwIS, History. Ph. B. SOPHIA MOORE. Ph. B. FANNIE PATTON. A. B. E. L. PORTER, Physics and Chemistry. B. S. FRANK RUSSELL, Zoology. Ph. B. LUELLA C. RANKIN. Ph. B. JENNIE G. RICE, Literature. Ph. B. BENJAMIN F. -HAMBAUGH, Political Science. Ph. B. GEORGE E. SHAMBAUGH, Chemistry. Ph. B. ELIZABETH SHERWOOD, Literature. B. S. W. R. WHITEIS, Histology. A. B. BERTHA M. WILSON, Biology. 17

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MRS. PAULINE K. PARTRIDGE, Instructor in Elocution. Born in Vermont. Student at Topsfield Academy, Conservatory of Music, Boston, and Training School of Elocution and English Literature. Teacher for twenty-five in Massachusetts, Illinois and Iowa; Instructor in S. U. I , 1889. HATTIE JEANETTE STIMMEL, PH. B., Instructor in Free-Hand Drawing. Born in Ohio, 1868, Graduate Iowa City High School; S. U. I. 1890, Ph. Instructor since 1890. B. L. WICK, PH. B., Fellow in History. Born in Norway, 1866. Received elementary education In Norway; S. U. I., 1891, Ph. Author of the History of the Amana Society; Follow, 1891. JOSEPH W. RICH, Librarian. Born In New York, 1838. Attended Upper Iowa University; Bryant Stratton ' s College; S. U. I. Taught at Shellsburg, Fredricksburg, Iowa City College, Bryant Stratton ' s Commercial College, Chicago, and at Cleveland, 0. Served in Civil War, 12th Iowa Editor Vinton Eagle, 1871-87. Regent, S. U. 1886-92. Librarian, 1892. MRS. BERTHA A. RIDGWAY, Assistant Librarian. Born in Pennsylvania, 1866. Assistant in Detroit Public Library, Assistant in S. U. I., 1891. HENRY FREDERICK WICKHAM, Assistant in Museum. Born in Shrowton, England, 1866. Attended Iowa City Schools and S. U. Took present position, 1891. 16

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Cla55 ' 93. MOTTO - Gradatim. COLORS - Light Blue and Old Gold. YELL - Rah 1 Rah ! Rah ! Zip ! Boom ! Bee ! Imcana! Ninety-Three ! OFFICERS. GEO. BEARDSLEY, JULIA M. CRAWFORD, E. C. JOHNSON, C. C. STOVER, - BESSIE G. PARKER, President. Vice-President. Secretary. Treasurer. Historian. N the summer of ' 89 Alma Mater, a woman of marvellous intellectual attainments, conceived the outlines of a of art which should excel anything she had previously clone and which should be a standard of excellence by which all future works might be judged. The thought had been hers, for years and the time had come now when developed into a project more fascinating she had even dreamed. She would the Spirit of the State in a mosaic should rival in beauty of design and power execution the mosaics of ancient Rome. would get her materials from all parts of the state, each bit being sentative of some particular and essential quality. The idea grew her and she immediately set about its execution. She felt the project to be a noble and worthy one and deserving of her most skillful work; the ception was the result of her deepest thought, and she felt she might trust 18