University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Carl Lotus Becker, B. L„ Ph. D. 1902. European History. (Prof.) ' We ' ll go on from this point. David L. Patterson, B. S. 1908. European History. (Assoc. Prof.) I ' ll wait until the spring parties. Frank Greene Bates, B. L., Ph. D. 1907. American History. (Assist. Prof.) I don ' t pretend to know much about the Scriptures. Clarence Cory Crawford, A. B., A. M., (K. U., ' 03), Ph.D. 1907. European History. (Assist. Prof.) Get the source material. Frank Edgar Melvin, A. B., (K. U., ' 06). Fellow in European History, 1908. Burton Peabody Sears, A. B., (K. U., ' 08). Fellow in American History, 1908. SOCIOLOGY AND ECONOMICS Frank Wilson Blackmar, Ph. D. 1889. Dean of the Graduate School. (Prof.) Of the Blackmar matrimonial school. Ralph Waldo Cone, A. B., (K. U., ' 95), A.M. 1899. (Assoc. Prof.) He works while they sleep. (They — the class.) Arthur Jerome Boynton, A. B., A. M. 1903. (Assist. Prof.) Marriage may be alright more or less for some, but for me Robert Iackson Ray, A. B., (K. U., ' 08). Fellow, ' 1908. PHARMACY Lucius Elmer Sayre, B. S., Ph. G., Ph. M. 1885. Dean of the School of Pharmacy. (Prof.) When I was in Philadelphia L. D. Havenhill, Ph. C, Ph. M., B. S. 1899. (Prof.) A very timid man. Herbert William Emerson, Ph. C, B. S. 1903. (Assist. Prof.) If you ' ll cut out that noise until Christmas, I ' ll buy you a tin horn. H- ku»( 15

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Elmer Franklin Engel, A. B., (K. U., ' 92), A. M. 1892. (Assoc. Prof.) Schade! schade! Alberta Linton Core-in, A. B., (K. U., ' 93), Ph. D. 1901. You must be your sister ' s keeper. Henry Otto Kruse, A. B., A. M., (K. U., ' 94). 1904. (Assist. Prof.) This is a little off the subject, but Edward Maurice Briggs, A. B. 1906. (Instructor.) From Nebraska U. James Andrew Campbell, A. B., A. M. 1906. (Instructor.) A. M. Sturtevant, Ph. D. 1908. (Instructor.) You ' re not artistic. Esther Wilson. 1908. (Instructor.) Freshman in the Faculty. John Ambrose Hess, A. B.. (K. U., ' 08 ' ). Fellow, 1908. ROMANCE LANGUAGES Eugene Galloo, B. L., A. M. 1892. (Prof.) The French language is not freakish. Ralph Emerson Basset, A. B., A. M. 1903. (Assoc. Prof.) This is a subtle distinction. Frank Alexander La Motte, M. S., M. A. 1908. (Assist. Prof.) Give me a piece of mince pie and a cup of coffee. Elise Neuen Scliwander, A. B., (K. U., ' 98). 1905. (Assist. Prof.) what? Toute une phrase. William P. Ward, A. B., 1908. (Assist. Prof.) Gowns are not very expensive in Paris. Nellie May Stevenson, A. B., (K. U., ' 07). Fellow in French, 1908. HISTORY. Frank Heywood Hodder, A. B., Ph. M. 1891. American History. (Prof.) Exactly, precisely. Absent on leave— 1908- ' 09. 14 J

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T - £» Charles Morgan Sterling, A. B., (K. U., ' 97). 1901. (Assist. Prof.) Well ah. Adolph Ziefle, Ph. C, B. S. 1907. (Assist. Prof.) You got it where Molly wears the beads. CHEMISTRY. Edgar Henry Summerfield Bailey, Ph.B., Ph.D. 1883. (Prof.) The terror of the alum baking-powder trust. Robert Kennedy Duncan, A.B. 1906. Industrial Chemistry. (Prof.) I have just received a new fellowship. Hamilton Perkins Cady, A.B., Ph.D. (K. U., ' 97). 1899. (Assist. Prof.) You ' re flunked. Herman C. Allen, A.M., (K. U., ' 05). 1908. (Assoc. Prof.) Nothing special. Francis William Bushong, A.B., A.M., S.D. 1905. (Assist. Prof.) The biggest man on the hill. Henry Louis Jackson, B. S. (Assist. Prof.) Who was married last summer. Robert Dallas Landrum, B. S. 1907. (Assist. Prof.) Let me introduce you to my wife. David Ford McFarland, A.B., A.M., (K. U., ' 00), M. S. 1900. (Assist. Prof.) Florence Hedger, A.B., (K. U., ' 04). (Instructor.) Frank Rupert, A.B., (K. U., ' 06). 1907. (Instructor.) Thomas Haslam. 1907. (Assist. Instructor.) C. C. Dennie, A. B. Fellow, 1908. j fellows in industrial chemistry Francis William Bushong, A. B., A. M. J. P. Greenlees Fellow. 1908. Fdgar L. Tague, A. B., (K. U., ' 08). Charles Harding Fellow. 1908. Absent on leave— 1908- ' 09- 16