Princeton University - Bric A Brac Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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inf? QQXNQETOIV f , QQIQ-A-Q XAY, .,' fl Li li SWIM as xv JMHMMNII JOIIN GRIER llllllil-IN, I'h.I7., LI,.l.7., Lill.lb President Qhffiters uf Zlhministratiun . Nassau llall ANDREW FLI-:AIING Wrzsr. l Ii.D..LL.l7.. I-Ion.l7.l,itl. r,Uxon.w Dean of the Graduate l'll'll00l HENRY' BI.'cII.xRD FINE, l'h.D., LL.D.. Dean ol the Departments of Science XVILLI.-KM FRANf'Is AIAGIE. l'h.D., LL.D. Dean of the Faciilly HOXX'.ARD BLICCLENAI-XAN, BLS., LL.D. Dean of the College tl Nassau llall Trl l.lllI'ill'j':l7lZlI'0 The IJPLHIQS House Qlrl Nassau I-Iall ARTHUR M.-xI'RIc-E GREENE JR., ME.. DSC.. D. ling. Dean of the School ol' Engineering HENRY GREEN DLTFP'IEI.D. -LB. Treasurer XVILSON FARRAND, I..H.D. Clerk ofthe Board ol' Trustees VARNUM LANSING COLLINS, A.M. Secretary GEORGE C. YVINTRINGER, E.E. Controller H. ALEXANDER SMITH, A.B., LL.B. Executive Secretary FREDERICK LEROY HUTSON, Ph.D. Registrar RADCLIFFE, HEERNIYXNCE, A. M. Director of Admission and Supervise EDWARD RAYMOND BOSSANGE, PlI.B. Qll School ol' Science SliIl1ll0IJG!I'IZlll NL 'ii' ark. N. J. 3153 Nassau Hall Stanhope Hall Nassau Hall Q12 Nassau Hall 316 Nassau Hall r of Freshmen McCormick Hall Director of the School of Architecture JOHN COLT, A. M. 8 Nassau Hall Assistant to the Supervisor of Freshmen Director-Bureau of Teaching Appoin tments JAAIES TIIAYER GEROULD, A.l3. University Library Lilurarian CIIARLES VVILLIAXI KENNEIDY, A.M., Ph.D. 36 National Bank Chairman of the Board of Athletic Control GEORGE RICHARDS MURRAY 36 National Bank General Athletic Treasurer INEENE FITZPATRICK Cor. Princeton and Aitken Aves. Advisor in Athletics I .IOIIN SAVILLE COSGRAVE Stanhope Hall Assistant to the Treasurer XYILLIAM FRANKLIN IQEER Q09 Nassau Hall .Assistant to the Registrar GORDON GOWANS SIKES, AM. 314 Nassau Hall Assistant to the Secretary BRUCE BERCKMANS, A.B. 32 First National Bank Controller of the Athletic Association NEILSON POE, AB. 32 First National Bank Supervisor of Freshman Athletics FRED R. APGAR Stanhope Hall Purchasing Agent :ALEXANDER LEITOI-I, A.B. l Q11 Nassau Hall Director-Bureau of Appointments and Student Employment GEORGE ROBERTS MEYERS, C.E. Stanhope Hall Assistant to the Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings JOHN MCDOXN'ELL CARNOOHAN, M.D. McCosh Infirmary University Physician DONALD BUNKER SINCLAIR, M.D. McCosh Infirmary Associate University Physician HELEN Gnoss, R.N. McCosh Infirmary lnfirrnarian HENRY BOVIE 2 N. M. R. Proctor

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it QQXNQETON ' v Ql2lQ'A-QQ tw 49 fr a i ! Q fs Utbe Ulinihersitp itihrarp EHNEST C't'sIIINc: RICII.XltI!SUX. I'l1.D.. Ilonnrury Dirt-f-for FLORISNCE LOUISE HURD, Pliny Fisk Library JAMES TII.II'i:n GIcuo1'1.D, A.B., Llillfllflillll ROBERT FRANZ FOERSTER, Ph.D., Curator of Industrial Relations HENRY B.xIz'I'1,Err VAN TIOPISI-IX. PlI.D.. .-ls.vi'.wlunl Librarian Library BTALCOLM O. YOUNG. A.B.. Itzgfcrmzm- I.ibrari'un LETVIS FREDERICK PEASE, A.B., Curator of the Music Library LAWRENCE HEYIM -'l 0'1I'-H'1'lioi1s JOHN I. SCULL, A. lVI., Curator of Ea: Libris G. VINTON DL'FFII5LD, Circiilalion and Slzclrcs SYDNEY RICHMOND TABER, A.M., Curator of European War Posters LINN RLTDOLPI-I BL.xxcIi.xRD, A.B., B.L.S.. Vfilrilogm' Collar-tion GEORGE MANN PEc'K, .-LB., Special CoII1'cl1'o11s C'rIALIr..xNr ROBINSON, Pl1.D., Curator of illezlicifal Manuscripts HELEN ROBBINS, .-LB.. Ar! Library HARVEY E. FISK, A.B., Curator of Berijamin Strong Collection EARL R. CARLSON, .-LB., Guyol Hal! Library W. FREDERICK STOHLMAN, A.M., Curator of Marryuarid Art Library The Lniversity Library, during the past year. through acquisitions aIId purchases, has brought its total number of books up to approximately 545,000 volumes. This figure has been reached in spite of its policy to limit the books contained to those which have a direct bearing on the field of study outlined in the curriculum, During the past year, the new plan of study has increased thecirculation ofthe books, and 131,000 Volumes were loaned in comparison to the 96,000 of the previous year. It is estimated that ninety per cent of the students availed themselves of the works in the Library for educative and recreational purposes. The Industrial relations section, instituted two years ago, and allied to the Library, has acquired great prominence, and bids fair to become one of the most important departments. The coIIrse in bibliography, inaugurated last year by the Graduate College under the direction of Dr. Van Hoesen, has exceeded all expectations, and the number of students taking the course is increasing. Campus organizations, such as the Speakers Association, the Round Table, and the debating teams, now depend almost entirely upon the Reference Department for guidance In their fields of interest. Acquisitions during the past year totaled 37,000 volumes, the greatest gain for a single year in the history of the Library. The Blau Memorial Collection, accumulated by an eminent German bibliophile and named in memory of the late Professor Nlax Blau, IS one oi the most complete collections of modern German literature in the country. The books and memorabilia relating to Woodroww' Wilson will be greatly augmented due to the fund of S1500 which has been raised by friends of the late President for this purpose, By the gift of Mrs. Adrian H. Jollne the collection of Oriental manuscripts has also been increased. ' The most important exhibitions that have been on display during the past year are those which illustrate the history and progress of the art of printingg the exhibition of book plates belonging to the Library, and the display of Wilson memorabilia. 31