Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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SAMUEL F. LEIB JOSEPH D, GRANT CHARLES P. EELLS THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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CHARLES G. LATHROP, TREASURER TIMOTHY HOPKINS, PRESIDENT THOMAS WELTON STANFORD Hormcn DAVIS LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIVERSITY

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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES C. W. WAUGH, ,IO ' . The Board of Trustees has spent millions of dollars in fulfilling the alms and wishes of the Founders of Stanford University to maintain a free institution for the express purpose of turning out into the world Y01-Ing men and women equipped for the duties of citizenship and for services to mankind. A set of magnificently unique buildings has been erected, equipped and maintained, which any university in the world Wquld be proud to call its own. An exceptionally strong faculty of brilliant scholars from the leading institutions of America and Europe has made the name and fame of Stanford University known in all quar- ters of the educational world. Wonderful though this all really is, comparatively few out of all the thousands of students who have taken advantage of this generous education fully realize the extensive func- UOHS, duties and responsibilities of the members of the Board of Trustees in administering the trust so as to provide and still continue to provide for the maintenance of this free institution of higher learn- lng. And none know, or will ever know, of the many sacrifices of time and money which the members have made and are constantly making in looking after the interests of the University. Such loyalty and un- selfishness are worthy of our highest admiration. . The Board of Trustees of Stanford University, composed of fifteen membe1'S, eight of whom hold office for life and seven for terms of ten years each, consists of the following members: , Term of Office Frank Bartow Anderson, IO years. William Babcock, IO years. Horace Davis, LL. D., Life. Charles Parmelee Eells, A. B., Vice-President, IO years. JOseph Donohoe Grant, A. B., Life. Herbert Clark Hoover, A. B., IO years. Timothy Hopkins, President, Life. Charles Gardner Lathrop, Treasurer, Life. Samuel Franklin Leib, LVL. B., Life. Frank Miller, Life. William Mayo Newhall, B. S., IO years. James Leroy Nickel, IO years. Leon Sloss, Life, Thomas NVelton Stanford, Life. Vanderlynn Stow, A. B., Business Manager, IO years. beciHCh member elected to the Board. of Trustees was nominated line JF? as a leader and as an authority in his particular profession or trati ugliness activity, his advice was needed for the proper adminis- qourgn O the vast interests of the University. Yaried though the :chOuSCS dof -income are, from the operating of immense eighteen- enomiiu - and fifty-three-thousand-acre ranches to the investing of Trust ous sums in bonds and mortgages, we have on the Board of agers ee? 11611 who are sound financiers and experienced business man- rancheo if e .h1ghest.order, .men who are eicpert managers of large success Ci lmmes, of industrial. and commercial enterprises, eminently T U. awyers and a prominent educator and statesman. 0 this remarkable body of men, whose rich experience in the r l17l ri il UAB 5 f7x 1 'IN 191 1 A L l 1.- S-gs. L ivfwf ,xr .- Q-.nf-.xi 95 57 F I! !l