University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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H A ii., -I , B , 6 ,..,,,-,,, New Members of the Faculty EDWAIKD BENNETT, E. E. Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering. Graduated in IS97 from the Western University of Pennsylvania receiving the degree of E. E. IS97-8 practical experi- ence in electrical engineering. In 1899 engaged in research worlc for the Xvestinghouse Company. IBQ9-l904 interested in the development of the Nernst lamp, and Chief Electrician for the Nernst Lamp Company. 1904 engaged in. consulting and contracting work in Pittsburg. 1905 manager and head electrician for the National Electric Signalling Company. In I906 became connected with the Telluride Institute, acting as instructor of mathematics. Inventor of the first multi-path lightning arresters, also awarded silver medal by the Jury of Awards of the St. Louis Exposition, for work on the Nernst lamp. .ALEXANDER GRAHAM CHRISTIE. Assistant Professor of Steam Engineering. Born at Manchester, Ontario, Nov. l9t.h, ISSO. Graduated from Port Perry High School, Ontario, and from the Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Course of the University of Toronto. Spent three years with the Westinghouse Machine Co. at East Pittsburg, Penn. Had charge Steam Turbine exhibits at the St. Louis Exhibition. Accepted position as Instructor of Mechanical Engineering, Cornell University. In 1905 erecting engineer for Allis-Chalmers Co. Appointed Assistant District Engineer for Eastern Division, Assistant Superintenden.t of Construction, and later Chief Engineer of Company. Rf-:signed to follow desire for work of a scientific nature. U SILAS EVANS, A. B., A. M., B. D. Assistant Professor of Hebrew anct Hellenistic Creek. Born at Scranton, Pennsylvania. Graduated from Ripon College in l898, talking the degree of A. B. In l900 tool: the degree of A. M. at Princeton University. In 1901 took the degree of B. D. at Princeton Seminary. Instructor at Park College, Mo., during the years i903-9. JAMES G. HALPIN, B. S. A. Assistant Professor of Poultry Husbandry. Born at Ocessa. New York. Graduated from Cornell University in l905. taking the degree of B. S. A. Instructor in charge Poultry Husbandry at Rhode Island State College, l9U5 and l906. Instructor in Poultry Husbandry at Michigan Agricultural College in 1907. Assistant Professor of Poultry at M. A. C. in l908. Author of various bulletins and articles on poultry. FRANCIS THOMPSON HAVARD, E. M. Assistant Professor of Mining and Metallurgy. Born at Queensland, Australia, l878. Educated in Australia and Germany. Received the degree of E. M. in l90l. During l902 and 1903 chemist and night superintendent of the Great Falls Smeltery of the Boston and Montana Copper Mining Co. 1903-1906, Manager of Awhalt Lead and Silver Works at Silberhuette, Germany. 1906-1908, Smelter Manager of Coupipa Mining Co. of Chili. Returned to U. S. in t908 and acted in capacity of Metallurgy Expert for U. S. Smelting, Mining and Refining Co. Member of American Institute of Mining Engineering and Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. ' ' i GEORGE ALBERT I-IOOL, S. B. Assistant Professor of Structural Engineering, University Extension Division. Born at Lawrence, Mass., in ISBI. Graduated from Lawrence High School. Received the degreee of S. B. at Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology in 1905. 1905-l906, worked for the New York Central R. R. l906-l907, connected with the New York State Engineering Department. For next two years in charge of the Department of Civil Engineering. with title of Professor, at the University of Oklahoma. ' 21

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EUGENE LUENING ACTING DIRECTOR, SCHOOL OF MUSIC. FLETCHER ANDREW PARKER, CPA9 EMERITUS PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. Grad. in Music, Boston School of Music, 1868. There are 6 Instructors and Assistants in the School of Music. Other Ofticers WILLIAM DIXONLHIESTAND ARTHUR PEABODY. TEH REGISTRAR or TI-IE UNIVERSITY. . . SUPERYISING ARCHITECT' SECRETARY OF THE FACULTY' B. S., University of Illinois, 1882. MAURICE ERVE IVICGAEFREY I-UCIEN 5- iIifiRT5f M9 SECRETARY or THE REGENTs. ' , WALTER MCMYNN SMITH, AT ALBERT WILSON MCCONNELL ' LIBRARIAN. SUPT. or BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS. B. A., University of Wisconsin, 1890. . Universit Extension Division Y LOUIS EHRHART REHER, QPKE, fIPKfI1, EE FRANK AVERY HUTCHINS, BGH DIRECTOR or UNIVERSITY EXTENSION. SECRETARY, DEBATING AND PUBLIC DISCUSSION. B. S., Pennsylvania State College, 1880. lvl. s.. Pennsylvania State College, less. , CFQIRIL M' JANSKY N E ING Sc. D., Pennsylvania State College, 1908. B 3555-call-:Sig,R2Ik'li,?ilf1ig:il ELECTRICAL ENG! E R ARTHUR BEA-TTY WILLIAM HENRY LIGHTY, KE G ASSQISTANT PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH- SECRETARY OF CORRESPONDENCE STUDY. B. A., University of Toronto, 1893. Ph, Bn Cornell University, 1894, Ph. D., Columbia University, 1897. ' ' EARLE BERTRAM NORRIS, KPTA, CPKQ WAYLAND JOHNSON CHASEAT ASSISTANT PRo,EEssoR or MECHANICAL ENGINEERING .ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HISTORY. B- 5-I PCWTSYIVBUI? State College, 1904, A' Bw Brown University, I887. M. E., Pennsylvania State College, 1908. A. M., Brown University, 1890. BENJAMIN MCKIE RAST-ALL, QFA GEORGE ALBERT I-IOOL ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING. Ph. B., Colorado College, 1901. I M. A., Colorado College, 1903. S. B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Ph. D., University of Wisconsin, 1906. There -are 29 Instructors and Assistants in the Extension Division 20 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.

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P. Q -Us . tk is wir , . . - . , -,si fe- 1, -ste.. :, ,1.-4, ,.,.,--.1,,.f,,-, is-g,,f.,,:,,,,,: CHARLES HENRY HUBERICI-I, LL. B., M. L., D. C. L., U. D., LL. D. Professor of Lani. Born at Toledo, Ohio. Studied at University of Texas, taking the degree of LL. B. and M. L. in I897 and 1898 respectively. Took the degree of D. C. L. at Yale in 1899, the degree of U. D. at Heidelberg in 1905, and the degree of-LL. D. at the University of Melbourne in 1907. Instructor and afterwards adjunct Professor of Political Science and Law, University of Texas, I900-1905. Assistant Professor of Law, Leland Stanford University, 1906-7. Professor of Law at same in 1908. University of Chicago, summer session, 1908. Fraternities: Chi Phi, Phi Delta Phi. Author of Trans-Isthruian Canal, Commercial Law of Australia, and other works on commercial law. LEWIS RALPH JONES, PH. B., PH. D. . Professor of Plant Pathology. Born at Brandon, Wis., Dec. Sth, 1864. Graduated from Ripon College in 1886. Took the degree of Ph. B. and Ph. D. at the University of Michigan in 1889 and 1904 respectively. Professor of Botany at the University of Vermont in 1900. Member of N. E. Botanical Club. Author of various botanical reports and scientific papers. 5 EUGENE LUENING. Director of the Department of Music. Born in Milwaukee, 1852. Attended High School until sixteenth year. Studied in Europe, attending conservatories of music in Leipzig and Berlin, and receiving diplomas from them. Returned to Milwaukee and was Director of Milwaukee Musical Societies for twenty years. Spent the next six years in Europe, studying in Paris, Italy and Vienna. Composed an overture which has been played by the Thomas Orchestra, also a piece called In Memoriam, dedicated to President Garfield. Has composed many other songs and pieces for the orchestras, solos, and the organ. ALICE L. MARLATT, M. A. S. Professor of Home Economics. Born at Manhattan, Kansas. Graduated from Kansas State College, taking the degree of M. A. S. Instructor at Kansas State College in 1900. Professor at Utah College. Assistant Principal of Technical Hich School of Providence, Rhode Island, 1908. Member of American Chemical Society and of Home Economics Society. BENJAMIN MCKIE. RASTALL, PH. D., PH. B., M. A. Associate Professor of Business Administration. . Born at Schuilerville, N. Y., Jan. 19th, 1880. Graduated from High School there, then. took undergraduate work at Colorado College. Received degree of Ph. B. and M. A. in 1901 and 1903 respectively. Received degree of Ph. D. at University of Wisconsin in 1905. Instructor of Mathematics at Wisconsin. Professor of Economics at University of Minnesota, 1908 and 1909. Phi Beta Kappa, Colorado College. Author of the Labor History of the Cripple Creek District. RAY HUGHES WHITBECK, A. B. Y Assistant Professor of Ceography and Physiography. Born at Rochester, New Yo-rk. Graduated from Comell University in 1901, taking the degree of A. B. Took honors in Physiographlc Geology. Member of Sigma Xi Fraternity. Supervisor in New Jersey State Normal School, Trenton, N. Lecturer in Geography at Adelphi College, Brooklyn, New York, prior to coming to University of Wiscomin. Member of Cornell Summer School Faculty, 1902-1907. Summer School Faculty, University of Wisconsin, 1908. ff-.211 e ' ffnnwgwfwg r' - sawr.'osrs,ree,-'F -- V . as-f--eff: wg --t . f--Q - -A .. .- Y- . . . . . . ,. ., . .. , s 'L I E up . ,- . 1, ., . , . 1:2 it E . . L1 . . - THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. 22