Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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i. a THE FACULTY ADMINISTRATU ' E OFFICERS Ray Lyman Wilbur, President. $ B K A. B., A. M., Stanford; M. D., Cooper. Orrin Leslie Elliott, Registrar. $ B K Ph. B., Ph. D., Cornell. George Thomas Clark, Librarian. B. S.. California. John Ezra McDowell. Dean of Men and .-Icadeinic Secretary. P li A. B., Stanford. David Charles Gardner, Cliaflain. Louis H. Eaton, Organist. Warren D. Allen, Organist. Harriet Bradford, Dean of Women. A. B., Bryn Mawr, Elizabeth Burritt Snell, Appointment Secretary. A. B., Stanford. Helen Ella True, Secretary to the President. A. B., Mount Holyoke. Pedro J. Lemos, Curator of .Museum. Gertrude Gardiner, Matron of Roble Hall. ♦Deceased, Nnvemlier IS, 1918. a zn

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s E3 STANFORD 1918-19 7v. l ' LVMAX It ' lLBUU EACH year at Stanford has its own peculiar characteristics. Few others have been more interesting than 1918-19. We remember the year of the suit, that of the earthquake, the one when Dr. Jordan was made Chancellor, the Spanish-American war year, and 1917-18 with the beginning of our war with Germany. This year is in a class by itself. The early question as to whether there would be any men students or a Faculty to teach them, the organization of the S. A. T. C, the break-up of the fraternities under military orders, the S. A. T. C. game with Berkeley, the intensity of the war fever, the armistice, the victory, and the return of men from the field, all came in kaleidoscopic succession. Still through it all Stanford was Stanford. The subtle spirit of our University worked its way into the heart of all who came to the campus. Above all, our women held the fort and kept things going. The year was notable because of the many fine manifestations of courage, service and self-sacrifice on the part of Faculty and students. All in all, there is no other page of Stanford history both at home and abroad in which we can take such pride. Such a year gives us wide range for optimism as we look forward. With our full quota of students taking advantage of the new as well as the old facilities of the University, we should graduate each year a group of men and women capable of rendering the maximum of service in a hundred directions. Floovers will happen only now and then. There is plenty of need for everyone who has a trained mind and the instincts of good citizenship. The Stanford name must mean good work, willingness for public service, and broad appreciation of the privileges and duties that go with a useful life. Such is our proud record in the past, such we hope will be our achievement in the future. m

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m a EMERITUS rR(.)l ' E.SSURS D.wiii Starr |okii. n, Cluiiucllor liiiicritus. A Y ; 2 E ; 1 15 K M.S., Cornell; M. U., Indiana Medical College; Ph.D.. Cutler; LL. D., Cornel Johns Hopkins, Illinois College, Indiana, California, Western Reserve. John Casper Brannkr, President Eincritiis. A Y; 2 H; $ B K B. S., Cornell: Ph.D., Indiana; LL. D., Arkansas, Marysville College, Calif ui nia; D. Sc, Ch;:ago. Melville Bf.st Anhk.rshn. Professor of liiiglish Literature, Emeritus. I B K A.M., Butler; LL. D., Aberdeen. Adolph B. rkan. Professor of Structure and Diseases of Eye, Ear, and Larny: Eiincrilus. N 2 N M. D., Vienna ; LL. D., Glasgow. James Owen Griffin, Professor of Gcrnian, Emeritus. A Y Mansfield State Normal School. Joseph Oakland Hirschfelder, Cliiiiea! I rofessor of Medieiue, Emeritus. M. D., Leipzig. Oliver Peebles Jenkins. Professor of Physioloi v and Ilistaloi v. E.uieritns. A. B., A.m., Moore ' s Hill College; M.S., Ph.D., Indiana; LL. D., Mn,,re Hill College. Lii.LiEN Tane M.sRTiN, Professor of Psvelioloe v. Emeritus. A.B ' ., Vassar; M. L. A. and Hon. Ph.D., Bonn. loiiN Maxson Stili.m. n, Professor of Chemistrr. Emeritus. Z ' 1 ' ; i; E ; I 1! K Ph. B., Ph. D., California. APPLIED MATHEMATICS Leander Miller Hoskins. Professor. $ A 9 B. C. E., B. S., M. S.. C. E., Wisconsin. H.MXOTT Cadwalader Moreno, Professor. $ A (-) ; 2 E A. B., A. M.. B. L., Georgia: Ph. D., Clark. Sidney Dean Townlf.v, Professor. 2 E ; ' I B K B, S., M. S., Wisconsin ; D. Sc, Michigan. William Alrert Manning, Associate Professor. I B K A. B., Willamette; A.M., Ph.D., Stanford. BOTANY Diiuiii.AS Houghton Campiiell, Professor. 2 E ; I B K Ph. M., Ph. D., Michigan. George James Peirce, Professor. 2 E S, B., Harvard; A.M., Ph.D., Leipzig. Li-:roy Abrams. Assoeiaie Professor. 2 E A. B., A.M., Stanford; Ph.D., Columbia. Leon. s Lancelot Buklingame, Associate Professor. 2 2 Ph. B.. Ohio Northern; . . B.. Ph.D., Chicago. Tames Ira Wilson McMurphv, Instructor. 2 E A. B., A.M., Stanford. a B K S M