University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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WILLIAM LIVESEY BURDICK Professor of Law, 1902. A.B., ' 82; A.M., ' 84, Wesleyan; Ph. D., ' 85, Grant; LL.B., ' 98 Yale. Acting President Fargo College, North Dakota, ' 9i- ' 92; Principal of Preparatory Department, University of Colorado ' 92- ' 95. Author: Outlines of Roman History, Elements of vSales, Jurisdiction of Federal Courts (chart), Out- line Charts of Common Law Pleading, Lecture Syn- opses of Roman Law. CHARLES SANFORD SKILTON, Dean of the School of Fine Arts and Professor of Musical Theory and Organ, 1903. A.B., 1889, Yale. Studied music at Royal High School, Berlin, 1891-93; Studied music in New York, i89 ' ' -97 where his violin sonata won first prize at Music Teacher ' s National Association. Musical Director of Sa- lem Academy, North Carolina, 1893-96; Instructor of Instrumental Music, New Jersey State Normal, 1897- 1903. Lecturer and writer on musical topics. CHARLES EDWARD HUBACH, Professor of Voice, 1903. Teacher ' s Diploma, New England Conservatory of Music, under Wm L. Whitney. Taught two years in Normal Course at New England Conservatory. Director of Music, Harvard Street Baptist Church, Boston. Teach- er of Voice, Kansas City. Musical Director of Nordica Club. , Director of Kansas City Musical Club, 1902. Mem- ber Music Teacher ' s Association of Missouri. 20

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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.

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Henry B. Newson, Ph.D. ( ' 92, Ohio Wesleyan) Mathematics. James X ?ismith, M.D. ( ' 98, Gross Medical College) Physical Education. Marshall A. Barber, A.M. ( ' 94, Harvard) Cryptogamic Botany and Bacteriology. Samuel J. Hunter, A.M. ( ' 93, Kansas) Entomology. Edward Bartow, Ph.D. ( ' 95, Gottingen) Chemistry. Ida H. Hyde, Ph.D. ( ' 96, Heidelberg) Physiology. Miles W. Sterling, A.M. ( ' 93, Kansas) Greek. Raphael D. O ' Leary, A.B. ( ' 95, Harvard) English. William E. Higgins, LL.B. ( ' 94, Kansas) Law. Clarence E. McClung, Ph.D. ( ' 02, Kansas) Zoology. Hugo Diemer, M.E. ( ' 96, Ohio) Mechanical Engineering. George H. Hoxie, M.D. ( ' 01, Zurich) Anatomy. Yilliam H. Johnson, A.M. ( ' 92, Kansas) High School Visitor. Yilliam V. Lawrence, Ph.D. ( ' 03, Harvard) English Literature.