University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ff! ,f , fi , if ff fgllfrf ,R I 1 5 f. ll xxx l I 1 l , 'X ,,,., ! lx. X I I' Tn, ff ,7jJff,f'I ff , ,rf I 'ff fjfk V A S If V rc 1 'fa' OWL' fl ' 7 4! X EZ! l lj ' A jf ,f ' fffy' 1 ' , ,ff ff 1 , ' rff:.e7,fff:5Z4Wf?4fW WL .7 fa 1 f f . gm , A v 9 I X f ff!! f V, -7 - , gf' ,V ki. 4170 fy, 2 X fx if 17 I I 7 flvkfg ,ffylljflf - X 3 1 1 f Ziyyyjt ff, 1 1 ff . College of Science, Diltrafhre and Kris, and Mechanic Kris. CYRUS NORTHROP, LL. D., A K E, -Ir B K, 519 10th Av, S.E. President of the University. Born in Connecticut, 1834. Yale. 1857. Yale law school, 1800. Lawyer inlNoi-folk, Conn. Clerk llonse of Representatives of Connecticut. '60-'0l. Clerk Senate Connecticut, '01-'ll2. Editor of Daily Palla- dium, New llaven. Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature Yale, '04-'S-1. President University ot' Minnesota. 1884-. Faculty, Insfruofogs and Qffioelgs. WILLIAM W. FOLWELL, LL. D., A A dv, 1020 5th St. S.E. Professor of Political Science, and Librarian, and Lecturer on International Law. Born in New Yo1'k,182l-l. llobart College, 1857. Professor of Mathc- niatics at Hobart two years. Traveled and studied abroad. '01-62. - Lieutenant, Captain, Major and Lieutenant Colonel United States , I army. Professor of Mathematics and Engineering in Kenyon Col- lege one term of '60. President of the University of Minnesota, '00- 'S4. Professor of Political Science U. of M. since '84. JABEZ BROOKS, D. D., - - - 1708 Laurel Av. Professor of Greek Language and Literature. Born ln Eng:la.nd.lPl21l. Wesleyan. 1850. Principal of Seminary at Watertown, Wis., two years. Professor of Greek and Mathematics at Lawrence University two years. 1854 prlnclpal of Preparatory Department of Hamline at Red Wing '54-55. Pastor of M. E. church at that place. President of Hamline, '60-'00. Professor of Greek at U. of M. since '00. NEWTON H. WINCHELL M. A., A K E, 10 State St. S.E. Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, in charge of Geological Survey. Born in Now York in 1830. University of Michigan. '66. Superintend- ent-oi' the Public Schools of Adrian, Port Huron, and Kalamazoo, Mich. Two years on State Geological Survey of Michigan. Geolo- gist at U. of M. '72-'78. Since '78 State Geologist. Editor of Am- erican Geologist.

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Board of Regenfs. The I-ION. 'GREENLEAF CLARK, M. A., St. Paul, 1892 The HON. CUSHMAN K. DAVIS, M. A.. St. Paul, - - 1892 The EION. 'KNU YE NELSON, Alexandria, - - ' 1896 The HON. JOHN S. PILLSBURY, Minneapolis, - 1896 'The HON. HENRY II. SIBLEY, LL. D., St. Paul, 1891 TThe IION. GORDON E. COLE, LL. B., Faribault, - - 1891 The HON. OZORA P. STEARNS, Duluth, - - 1891 The .HON WILLIAM LIGGETT. Benson, ' - 1891 The IION. STEPHEN MAHONEY, B. A., - 1895 The HON. S. M EMERY, Lake City, - - - - 1895 The ITON. WILLIAM R. MERRIAM, St. Paul, - - - ex-Officio The Governor of the Stutu. The HON DAVID L. KIEIILF, LL. D., St. Pnul, - - - aw-Ojicio The State Superintendent Of Public Instruction. ' CYRUS NORTH ROP, LL. D., Minneapolis, - - - - ew-Ojicio The President Of the University. Qfficers of The Board. The HON. JOHN s. PILLSBURY, ---- - -' Isresident The HON. DAVID L. KIEHLE, - Recording Secretary CYRUS NORTH ROP, - - Corresponding Secretary H. B. BROWN, - - ' - - - - - Treasurer The Gxecufixne Gommiffae. The HON. JOHN S. PILLSBURY, ----- Chairman The HON. DAVID L. KIEHLE, CYRUS NORTHROP, - - - - Clerk Died Feb. 19, '01. 'i'DIOd Dec. 4, '00. 2 2

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CHARLES N. HEWITT, M. D., - - - Red Wing. University Professor of Sanitary Science. Born in New York ln1835. Hobart '56. Hobart Medical College '5S. Demonstrator of Anatomy while at College. Practlced medicine at Geneva, N. Y. Assistant Surgeon 50th N. Y. Engineers, '6l, and Surgeon during '62. Surgeon in Chief of Engineers' Brigade, '62-'65. '65 President of State Medical Society. Professor of Sanitary Scl- ence U. of M. since '76. JOHN G. MOORE, B. A., A T, - 2850 University Av.S.E. Professor of German Language and Literature. Born in Germany, 1848. Served in 184th N. Y. Volunteers during Civil War. Cornell '7d. Instructor of German Trumanshurg Acad- emy. Tompkins, N. Y., 2 years. Since '75 Professor of German at U. of M. 1800 Member of the Board of Education. 1801 Member of Library Board. CHRISTOPHER W. HALL. M.A., A T, 803 Univ. Av. S.E. Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, and Mineralo- gist of Geological and Natural History Survey of Minnesota. Born in Vermont. Middlebury College '7l. Taught one year at Glenn's Falls, N. Y. '72-'75, taught in Minnesota. '75-'77 at the University of Lqlpsic. Professor of Geology, Mineralogy and Botany at U. of since '78. JOHN C. HUTCHINSON, B. A., 9 di, - 3806 Blaisdell Av. Associate Professor of Greek and Mathematics. Born in Isle of Man, 1840. Came to United States in '67. University of Minnesota, 7fl. '76-'80 instructor of Greek and Latin at U. of M, Since '80 Associate Professor of Greek and Mathematics at U. of M- JOHN S. CLARK, B. A., 9 df, - 1523 University Av. S.E. Professor of Latin Language and Literature. Born in Neva Scotia. 1840. University of Minnesota, '76. '76-'80 in- structor of Latin and Mathematics at U. of M. '80-83 Assistant Professor of Latin. '83-'85 spent in study and travel in Europe- Germany and Italy. Since '86 Professor of Latin Language and Literature at U. of M. MATILDA J. WILKIN, M. L., - - 1303 5th St. S.E. Assistant Professor of English and German. Born in Maine. 1846. Graduate of Mass. Normal School. Taught in Minneapolis public school for three years. University of Minne- sota, '77. '82 married G. F. Wilkln. '85-'87 studied and traveled abroad. Member of University College of London. 1800 received M. L. from alma mater. Since '00 Assistant Professor of English and German at U. of M. JOHN F. DOWNEY, M. A., C. E., - 9 Florence Court. Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. Born in Ohio. Served ln Co. E. llth Mich. Inf. during war. Hillsdale College, '70. Taught at Hillsdale one year. '71-'72 principal of the schools at Cassopolls, Mich. Two years post-graduate study at Michigan University. '75-'80 Professor of Mathematics at State College of Pennsylvania. Since '80 Professor of Matliematics and Astronomy at U. of M. WILLIAM A. PIKE, B. S., C. E., 2525 University Av. S. E. Dean of College of Mechanic Arts, and Professor of Engineering. Born in Massachusetts. Mass. Institute of Technology '71, Profes- sor of Civil Engineering ln Maine State College '72-'8i. Since '81 Professor of Engineering at U. of M. JAMES A. DODGE, M. A., PH. D., fl' B. K, 813 5th St. SE Professor of Chemistry. Born in Massachusetts 1848. Harvard '60. '72 received M. A. Three years Sub-Master ln Salem High School. '73-'75 spent at University of Berlin and University of Heidelberg, Germany, and in Victoria University, England. pursuing Chemistry and Scientific Studies. '75-'76 taught in High School at Omaha, Neb. '76-'78 spent at Uni- versity of Leipsic and Heidelberg. Received degree of Ph. D. '78-'80 Professor of Natural Sciences at Baldwin University, Berea. O. Since '80 Professor of Cheniistr-y at U. of M. ' MARIA L. SANFORD, ---- l40l 6th St. S.E. Professor of Rhetoric and Elocution. Born in Connecticut. Graduate of Conn. State Normal School '55. Taught 10 years in school at New Haven: 1 year Superintendent of Schools and Principal of High School, Coatesville, Pa. '66-'76 Pro- fessor of History. Elocution and Rhetoric at Swarthmore College, Pa. Since '80 Professor of Rhetoric and Elocutlon at U. of M. CHARLES W. BENTON, B. A., 1427 University Av. S.E. Professor of French Language and Literature. Born in Syria, 1852. Early education in French Language. Yale '7-1. Three years post graduate study at Yale. '77-'70 teacher in High .School in Mass. Since '80 Professor of French Language and Liter- ature at U. of M.