University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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EDWARD MORTIMER HOPKINS, Professor of Rhetoric and English Language, 1893. A.B., 1888; A.M., 1890; Ph.D., 1894, Princeton; Studied at University of Ox tord, 1901-02. Author: Contributions to Periodicals, Reviews, Se- ries of Department Monographs for Kansas High Schools, Handbook on Teaching of English. FRANK HEYWOOD HODDER, Professor of American History and Administration, 1893. Ph.M., ' 83, Michi- gan; Studied at Universities of Gottingen and Freiburg. Instructor and Assistant Professor in History at Cornell, 1885-90. Member American Historical Association, American Political Science Association, Kansas State Historical Society. Author: Civil Government in Kansas, American Historical Maps, Histoiical Reviews and Criticisms. ERASMUS HAWORTH, Piofessor of Geology, Miner- alogy and Mining, and Superintendent of the Geological Suney, 1894. B -S-, ' 81; M.S., ' 84, Kansas; Ph.D., ' 88, Johns Hopkins. Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, Penn College, ' 83- ' 92. Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Geological Socie- ty. Member Iowa Academy of Science, Kansas Acade- my of Science, National Geographical Society at Wasl - ington. Author: Fifty Scientific Papers, Volumes I, II, III, V of Geological Survey of Kansas and Reports on Mineral Resources of Kansas for ' 97- ' 98- ' 99- ' oi- ' o2. ARTHUR TAPPAN WALKER, Professor of Latin Lan- guage and literature, 1897. A.B., ' 87, University of New York City; AM., ' 92, Vanderbilt; Ph.D., ' 98, Chicago; 1893-97, Fellow and Instiuctor in Chicago. Member of American Archaeological Association, American Philolo- gical Association, Managing Committee American School at Rome. Author: Sequence of Tenses, a study based on Caesar ' s Gallic War, Revision of Bellum Helviticum. 18

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FRANK WILSOX BLACKMAR, Dean of the Graduate School 1886 and Professor of Sociology and Economics 1889. Ph.B. 1881, A.M. 1883 University of Pacific; Ph.D. 1889 Johns Hopkins. Instructor in History, Johns Hopkins 1887-8; Lec- turer in Economics, University of Wisconsin 1904. Member of American Economic Association, Ameri- can History Association, American Association for Advancement of Science, American Anthropological So- ciety, Kansas Historical Society, Society of American Authors. Author: Spanish Colonization, Spanish Institutions of the Southwest, Economics, Story of Human Progress, Life of Charles Robinson, Study of History, Sociology and Economics, History of Federal and State Aid to Higher Education in the United States, History of Higher Education in Kansas. i ; ; , , 3f5 CHARLES GRAHAM DUNLAP, Professor of English Lit- erature 1890. A.B. ' 83; A.M. ' 89 Ohio Wesleyan; Litt. D. ' 92 Princeton. Studied at Johns Hopkins ' 33- ' 87; at University of Berlin ' 95- ' 96. Member of Modern Language Association of America. CARL ADOLPH PREYER, Professor of Piano Counter- point. Canon and Fugue, 1893. Studied at Conservatory of Music, Stuttgart ; under Dr. Xavratil, Vienna ; under Professors Urban and Barth, Berlin. Composer: Twenty melodious pieces in Form of Etudes (op. 35) S 13; three pieces for piano (Norwegian Danse, Canzonetta, Serenade Espagnole), op. 40 D. ; Pi- ano pieces (Tocatta, Dialogue without Words) op. 36, T)2; twenty progressive octave studies, op. 30, Da; theme with variati ns, op. 32, B 28; Sonata for Piano, op. 33, B 28: eight Etudes of Clematis Gradus, arranged, B 28; Songs: I Love My Love; Childhood; Elusion; Oh, My Love ' s L ' ke a Red. R.ed Rose; Snow Song; A Spanish Song, D 2. OLIX TEMPLIX, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 1903, and Professor of Philosophy 1893. A.B., ' 86; A.M., M.S. ' 90., Kansas. 2-K

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ARVIX SOLOMON OLIX, Professor of Education, 1899. A.B., 1892, Ottawa; A.M., 1894., Kansas; Super intendent of Schools in Kansas City, Kansas, 1890-93. Membei of National Educational Association, Society of College Teachers of Education, President of State Teach- ers Association, 1903. Author: Outlines in Historv of Education. WILLIAM ALEXANDER GRIFFITH, Professor of Draw- ing and Painting, 1 899. Studied at Washington Univer- sity, 1886-90, under Jules Lefebvre and Benjamin Con- stant, Paris, ' 89- 92. Instructor in St. Louis School of Fine Arts, 1893-94. Member: St. Louis Artists ' Guild; American Artists ' Association of Paris ; Society of West- ern Artists. Awarded Wyman Crow Gold Medal, St. Louis ' 89 ; also Gold Medals at Paris. Received honor- able mention at American Artists Exhibition in Paris 1891. EUGENIE GALLOO, Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures, 1900. Prepared in private school in Paris for the Univeisity and State Examinations. Sor- bonne ' 8i- ' 84; received the brevet de 1 Academic de Paris Universitie de France; B.L. ' 92, Michigan; A.M., ' 95, Kansas. WILLIAM CORTEZ ABBOTT, Professor of European History, 1902. A.B. 1892 Wabash; B.Litt. Oxford, 1897. Instructor at Cornell, 1893-95; Instructor of His- tory, Michigan, 1897-99; Assistant Professor of History Dartmouth, 1899-1902. Author: Department of Foreign Universities, Edu- cation, etc., in New International Encyclopedia.