University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Albert Kemp Hubbard, Ph. B. 1904. (Assist. Prof.) Of the Orchestra. James Dynan Newton, A. B., A. M., M. 1906. (Assist. Prof.) When I was in the navy ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND PHYSICS. Martin Everett Rice, B. S., M. S., (K. U., ' 91). 1892. Physics and Electrical Engineering. (Assoc. Prof.) Cubic acres? Richard McNamee Freeman, E. E., 1901. Electrical Engineering. (Assist. Prof.) Edwin Fiske Stimpson, B. S., (K. U., ' 90). 1901. Physics. (Assist. Prof.) Well, boys, let ' s investigate. Burton McCullom, B. S., (K. U., ' 03). 1907. Physics. (Assist. Prof.) Get busy ; this isn ' t a quilting bee. C. A. Johnson. 1908. Electrical Engineering. (Assist. Prof.) Too late to classify. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. Perley F. Walker, B. M. E., M. M. E. 1905. Mechanical Engineering. (Prof.) In Maine where I was raised Charles Ives Corp, B. S., (K. U., ' 03). 1904. Mechanical Engineering. (Assist. Prof.) A hand-ball shark. A. H. Sluss, B. S. 1908. Mechanical Engineering. (Assist. Prof.) I remember what trouble I had with this in school. Charles Cochran. 1906. Mechanical Drawing. (Assist. Prof.) I can ' t remember all these faces. k Absent on leave— 1908- ' 09. 19

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William Jacob Baumgartner, A. B., A. M., (K. U., ' 00). 1904. Zoology and Histology. (Assist. Prof.) Draw it over. Roy L. Moodie, A. B., (K. U., ' 05), Ph. D. 1908. Zoology. (Instructor.) William Rees B. Robertson, A. B., A. M., (K. U., ' 07). 1907. Zoology. (Instructor.) Handel T. Martin, 1899. Paleontology. (Assist. Curator.) Chester Henry Heuser, A. B., (K. U., ' 08). Fellow. 1908. GEOLOGY AND MINING ENGINEERING Erasmus Ha worth, B. S., M. S., (K. U., ' 81), Ph. D. 1892. Superintendent of the Geological Survey. Geology. (Prof.) Who ' s from county? Clinton Mason Young, B. S., 1906. Min. En (Assoc. Prof.) A subscriber to the Ladies ' Home Journal. James Edward Todd, A. B., A. M. 1907. Geology. (Assist. Prof.) Tbis anti-cigarette law is a blessing. CIVIL ENGINEERING. Frank Olin Marvin, A. B., A. M. 1875. Dean of the School of Engineering. (Prof.) Rareback ' s uncle. B. J. Dalton, B. C. E., (K. U., ' 90.) 1906. (Assoc. Prof.) He loves music. (?) William Christian Hoad, B. S. (K. U., ' 98.) 1900. (Assoc. Prof.) I will be unable to meet my class tomorrow. Herbert Allen Rice, C. E. 1905. (Assoc. Prof.) Now. Tom (V), don ' t get married, for you ' ll sure have to get to work. 18

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George Jussen Hood, B. S., (K. U., ' 02). 1902. Mechanical Drawing. (Assist. Prof.) Patron saint of Freshmen Engineers. SHOP. Frank Emerson Ward. 1889. Superintendent of Fowler Shops. These girls are a nuisance. J.J.Ellis. 1908. Forging. (Assist. Prof.) See? I ' ll show you. See? Frank Everett Jones. 1903. Carpentering and Pattern-Making. (Assist. Prof.) You can take that home to your wife. MATFIEMATICS. Ephraim Miller, A. B., A. M., Ph. D. 1874. Mathematics and Astronomy. (Prof.) That little bump on the moon is a mountain. Henry Byron Newson, B. S., Ph. D. 1890. (Prof.) Gentlemen, this is not an orphan asylum. John Nicholas van der Vries, A. B., A. M., Ph. D. 1901. (Assoc. Prof.) I beg your pardon. Charles Hamilton Ashton, A. B., A. M. 1903. (Assist. Prof.) This is a pretty little problem. George W. Hartwell, M. A. 1908. (Assist. Prof.) No, no, no ! You can ' t do that. Meyer Gaba, B. S., M. S. 1908. (Instructor.) Take your hand down. You look like the Goddess of Lib- erty. Charles Arthur Pierce, A. B. 1908. (Instructor.) The gentleman from Indiana. Paul Wernicke, Ph. D. 1908. (Instructor.) By scheeper, I mean it iss eassier. Absent on leave, 1908- ' 09. 20