Reed College - Griffin Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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REED COLLEGE ANNUAL -I- 1915 1131 Fredrik Anderson 1 ' Charles Selwyn Botsford Instructor in French . , V 1 Professor of Fysical 1912-1913 ' Education Since 1913 Folloing his gradua- tion in 1905 from the Association College at Springfield, Massachu- setts, Mr. Botsford was for a year fysical direc- tor of the Yung Mews Christian Association at La Crosse, Wisconsin. In the years 1906 to 1909 he did graduate Mr. Anderson holds the degree of A. B. from Leland Stan- work and was assistant fysical director at Columbia Univer. ford Junior University and the degree of A. M. from Harvard sity in New York and in 1909-1910 he was director of fysical University. He was at Reed as instructor in Romance lan- education in the Michigan College of Mines. guagcs during 1912-1913. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa Since coming to Reed College in 1912, Mr. Botsford has and is now instructor in French at the Sheffield Scool 0f Prac- done much to formulate and develop the athletic policy of the tical Science at Yale University. college.

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REED Norman Frank Coleman Professor of English Since 1912 Professor Coleman graduated from the Uni- versity of Toronto in 1900 with the degree of A. B., and in 1906 from Harvard University with the degree of A. M. Until 1912 he was the hed of the Department of English in Whitman College, and since then he has been professor of English in Reed College. The summer and autum of 1914 he spent traveling in Great Britain and in studying at Oxford University. Professor Coleman is particularly interested in religius life and student affairs at Reed College, and besides giving extension courses in English literature he has taken an activ part in moral education in Portland. .';';l:'-'.I -,e,erl'- .lu'd; .: . $4. -; n-a-;-,$ I 't Is..-;.;x:r - a v.2 .7'7' uM14uimgd: .- z :1 a ?;imxuzz-taA... 5.223.112,d;m :.;5;f;;$:f.:$::5:s;.- . v: -. nn-u. .y. W, wrp-or-r- -stnwr n.rfeiwivwfwmfmigif?S'U'rl'e'L-BW?9$1 7 1: .n'zrm inn x-rv-A-Lii v r - ' F - rzuv . ernvrn :- I vx.- .-- '. COLLEGE ANNUAL 451915 Karl Taylor Compton Instructor in Fysics 1918-1915 Dr. Compton holds the degrees of Ph. B. and S. M. from the Univer- sity of Wooster, and at the same university he was from 1906 to 1910 assistant in fysics and instructor in chemistry. From 1910 to 1912 he held felloships at Prince- ton University, and in the latter year he receivd the degree of Ph. D. in fysics, summa cum laude, being the hrst man to attain this honor at Princeton. For the year 1912 he was instructor in fysics at Princeton. Dr. Compton is a member of the American Fysical So- ciety, and has contributed important articles to scientific period- icals. He is now under appointment as assistant professor of fysics at Princeton University. 3 F -'-..r-:..5:1.::.'9-' -' . . . . . L - t.- ngumm;4gsxhu