University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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acullg. wk an an CHARLES W. JACKSON, B. S., - - - 35 Twenty-seventh Avenue S. E. ' Assistant in Sehool of Mines. PETER CH RISTIANSON, B. S., - - - 718 Fourteenth Avenue S. IE. Assistant in Mining and Metallurgy, doing post-graduate work. MARIE SCI-IDN, - - - Corner Tenth Avenue and Fourth Street S. E. Instructor in Conversational German. . EDMUND P. SHELDON, ------ 517 Fifteenth Avenue S. E. Assistant in Botany. EDWARD P. BITRCI-I, - - - - - - - Minneapolis Assistant in Physical Laboratory. AMELIA I. BIIRGESS, ------ - - GO Island Avenue Instructor in Free-Ilancl Drawing and Design. OTHER OFFICERS. E. H. LIOHNSON, B. S., - - - - - 519 Eleventh Avenue S. E. Registrar. LETTIE M. CRAFTS, B. L., ------ G10 Filth Street S. E. First Assistant Librarian. INA FIRKINS, B. L., J l', - ----- 1530 Fourth Street S. E. Second Assistant Librarian. PRISCILLA G. GILBERT, K K l', ---- 316 Tenth Avenue S. E. Third Assistant Librarian. DANIEL W. SPRAGUE, ------- 1014- First Avenue N. Accountant of the University. WILLIAM H. YATTAXV, - v - - ---- Main Building janitor, in charge ol' the University Buildings. EDWIN A. CUZNER, - ..-. - - 21-L State Street S, E. Superintendent of Plant House. 15

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acuiig. an wk an WILLISTON S. HOIIGH, Ph. M., ---- 328 Tenth Avenue S. E. ' Assistant Prolessor of Philosophy. WILLIAM REVISEN APPLEISY, A. B., Ii. A., - S100 Fifth Street S. E. Professor of Mining and Metallurgy. GEORGE D. SI-IEPARDSON, A. M., M. E., E E, - 510 Thirteentli Avenue S. E. Assistant I roIcssor of Electric Engineering. GEORGE I-I. MORGAN, U. S. A., - - - 139 North Seventeenth Street Professor of Military Science and Tactics. SUSANNAII FRY, Ph. D.. K K l', ---- 1603 Fourth Street S. E. Professor ot' English Language and Literature. OSCAR W. OESTLUND, M. A., ------ 506 Oak Street S. E. Assistant Professor of Animal Biology and Curator ol' Museum. OSCAR W. FIRKINS, B. A., II' T, ---- 1530 Fourth Street S. E. Assistant in Rhetoric. EUGENE E. MCIJERMOTT. M. S., J .If - - - 1315 Fifth Street S. E. Instructor in Elocution. LOUISE MONTGOMERY, E. S., J l', - - - Minneapolis Assistant in Rhetoric. KENDRIC C. IIABCOCK, II. L., J TJ, II I! N, - 316 Fifteenth Avenue S. E. Instructor in English and Ilistory. JOSEPH B. PIKE, B. A., ll' I',1l If N, - 217 B. and C. Eighth Avenue S. E. Instructor in Latin. H. E. SMITII, M. E., E E, ----- 713 Thirteenth Avenue S. E. Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. ASA J. HAMMOND, II. A., W V, II I1 N, - - 310 Twelfth Avenue S. E. Instructor in Chemistry. W. W. GREENWOOD, B. C. E., ----- G19 N. V. Life Building Instructor in Mechanical Drawing. KI. M. TATE, - ------ - 727 University Avenue S. E. In charge of the Foundry, Pattern Shop and Carpentry. H. .I. FRAIKEN, ------ - 2805 Bloomington Avenue BlZlCliS1llltll ancl in charge of the Machine Shop. 14-

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aculig. ak in wk NEW PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS. SUS.-XNNAH FRY, Ph. D., K K I', ---- 1603 Fourth Street S. E. Professor ol' English Language and Literature. Born in Ohio. Ohio Wesleyan University, '78, Syracuse University, '81, Traveled and studied in Europe '73, '74-. Professor of Belles Lettres in Illinois Wes- leyan University from '76 to '90. Professor in English University of Min- nesota for '02. GEORGE D. SHEPARIJSON, M. A., M. E., - 510 Thirteenth Avenue S. E. Assistant Professor of Electric Engineering. Born in Ohio. Denison University, '85g Cornell, 'S9. Worked with Edison Com- pany in Boston. Engaged in experimental work in electricity, building dynamos and making clqsigns for motors. Instructor in Physicsat Cornell, '90, '01, Appointed to the chair of Electric Engineering ol' the University ot Minnesota, '91. VVILLIAM REMSEN APPLEBY, B. A., K. A., - 909 Fifth Street S. E. Professor of Mining and Metallurgy. Born in New jersey. Williams, '86. Made Mining and Metallurgy a special study in the School of Mines at Cornell, 'S7. Private assistant to Pierre de P. Ricketts, E. M., Ph. D., Prolcssor of Assaying in the School oi' Mines at C0- lumbia. Assistant in Chemistry in the College of Pharmacy, New York, '89. Accepted aposition in the New York Ore Milling and Testing Works: after- ward entered the New York office of Messrs. Fraser 8: Chalmers, making mining and metallurgical machinery a specialty. Called to the chair of Min- ing and Metallurgy ol' the University of' Minnesota '91. GEORGE H. MORGAN, U. S. A., - - - 139 North Seventeenth Street. Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Born in Canada 1855. Appointed from Minnesota to West Point, class of '80: assigned to 3d Cavalry then in Wyoming, transferred from there to Arizona, Texas, Kansas, etc. Promoted to 1st Lieutenant in '84-. Assigned to the University of Minnesota '92. 16