University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Q - 1 V , 4 , '1HL CARDINAL NTNETEEN TEN HENRY DOUGHTY TOVEY A D1'1'fcz'0r and Ill5 l ZlL'f07' in Piano, Organ, Tlzeory and Hisiory of Hlusic. MARTHA H. XVI-HTE Physica! Czzlfzzrv, GUSTAVUS GARLAND GREEVER A. M. Assorfcrte Professor of E1Ig1I'S!1'.' NVILLlE VANDEVENTER-CROCKETT IiIof11fz'011. MARTIN NELSON P1'0f8.5'SOl' of Agrozzonzy. I-' UGO BEZDEK Aflzlffzk D1'rccz'01'. XV. ALLEN RAMSEY fJl'Z'llCI'f7UI of Pl'UPU1'tIf0l'j' 5611001 and I71sf1'1rct01' in lwaflzcflzafics. ELIZABETH GALBRAITH - A1 f. ,TWENTY-ONE

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VATHE CARDINAL NTNETEEN TEN ALVIN ARTHUR STEEL B. s. in c. E., E. M. VIRGIL PROCTOR KNOTT B. c. E. Associate Professor of Civil Eiigitzeeriiig LEE SEDWICK OLNEY B. E. E. Associate Professor of Electrical Eiigiueeriiig. DAVID YANCEY THOMAS PH. D. Associate Professor of History and Politi- cal Science. CHARLES FREDERICK ADAMS' B. AGR., A. M W, M. U. Dean and Acting Professor of Entonzology. ERNEST WALKER B. S. A. Professor of Ho1'tic1ilti:re. VICTOR ALBERT HOOPER Professor of Dairy Husbandry. RUEUS J. NELSON Professor of Agriculture. TWENTY Associate Professor of Geology and Min-

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THE CA RDINAL NINETEEN TEN Our New Member of the Faculty -c !. Professor Clin D. VV3I11131'1121liCl' entered Wfofford Coll.ege in South Caro- lina, his native State, at the age of seventeen, and graduated at the age of twenty-one, with the degree of A. B. Two years later he was awarded a scholarship for post graduate study at Vanderbilt University, and, while he was yet twenty-four years of age was given the degree of M. A. He special- ized in English, but took two years of graduate Greek and one year of ad- vanced undergraduate and one year of gra-duate Latin. He spent the year 1901-O2 in graduate study at Harvard, pursuing courses in English and Greek, and in june before his twenty-seventh birthday, received the degree of M. A. Mr. Wannamaker was acting Professor of English at Wofford College, 1900-'01, Professor of English in the Canton Christian College, Canton, China, 1902-,Ogg Acting President of Canton College, 1905-'06, and part of l907-,085 Associate Professor of English at the VVon1an's College of Baltimore, 1908-'O9. He resigned the position at the VVoman's College to accept the position of act- ing Professor of English at the University of Arkansas for the two years, 1909-'11, , TVVENTY-TVVO