University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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GREETING The University of Nebraska is now in the midst of a period of great physical develop- ment. The city campus is expanding from the original eleven acres to a tract of nearly forty acres. A group of noble buildings are in the process of erection. VVe are free from outward attacks or inward strife. The temple of Janus is closed. The times present a challenge to the students. It is sometimes said that brick and mortar do not make men, women or scholars. Are we to have enlarged oppor- tunities without correspondingly great achieve- ments on the part of the student body? I believe the Cornhusker family will answer vigorously Uno. The attitude ofthe student body towards all that is highest and best in University life will correspond to the material advancement that the state is now providing for you and those that are to come after' you. S. AVERY ' 1 i m i 4 l i l 1 2

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Qhffiozrs nf Qhministratinn ani: iflnstrurtiun ADENDORFF, JOHN M. E., Mechanical Engineer, 1240 S. Street. ALEXANDER, HARTLEY BURR, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, 1835 Ryons Street. . ALEXIS, JOSEPH EMANUEL ALEXANDER, A. M., Assist- ant Professor of Germanic Languages, 1420 Elm Street, U - ALLEN, NIATTIE, AM., Instructor IH Primary Edu- cation, 334 North Thirteenth Street. ALLEN, VVILLIAM J., Sergeant, UAS. Army, Retired, Assistant to Commandant of Cadets, 3100 T Street. ALMY, JOHN EDNVIN, Ph.D., Professor of Experimental Physics, 2300 A Street. ARNHOLT, MILTON FREDERICK, B Sc., M.D., Instructor in Anatomy, 341 North Thirty-third street. AYLSWORTII, LEON EMIIIONS, A.M., Associate Pro- fessor of Political Science and Sociology, 1850 Harwood street. BAER, ALVA ALDUS, A.B., Assistant Professor of Agricultural Engineering, 1729 Prospect Street, BALDWIN, DOROTHY, Instructor in Physical Education, 231 South Eighteenth street. BARBER, GROVE ETTINGER, A.M., Professor of Roman History and Literature CI-Iead of Department of Roman History and Literaturel, 1320 L street. BARBOUR, CARRIE ADELINE, B.Sc., Assistant Curator of the Museum and Instructor in Paleontology, 1501 S street. - BARBOUR, ERIVIN HINCKLEY, Ph.D., Professor of Geology CHead of Department of Geologyj, Curator Of University hiuseum, 1234 R street. BARKER, FRANKLIN DAVIS, Ph.D., Professor of Medical Zoology and Parasitology, 1819 South Twenty- sixth street. BARNS, VIOLA FLORENCE, A.M., Instructor in Ameri- can History, 1507 R street. BENGSTON, NELS AUGUST, AM., Associate Professor of Geography and Conservation, 1911 Euclid ELVEHHC. BLUMBERG, HENRY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 821 South Fourteenth street. BORROWIIIAN, GEORGE, A.M., Associate Professor of Chemistry, 947 South Thirteenth street. BRACKETT, ELMER EUGENE, B.Sc. in EE., Assistant Professor of Agricultural Engineering, 3230 Starr street. BRADFORD, HARRY' ELWYN, A.B., Professor of Secon- dary Agricultural Education and Principal of the School of Agriculture CHead of Department of Secondary Agricultural Educationj 3230 Starr street. BRENKE, WILLIAM CHARLES, Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics, 1250 South Twenty-first street. BRIDGMAN, JUDD NOBLE, M.S., Associate Professor of Ctivil Engineering, 1909 South Twenty-seventh s ree . BROCK, PIENRIETTA IXICELROY, Instructor in China Painting, School of Fine Arts, Melick Court. BROWN, NIARY-ELLEN, B.Sc., Instructor in Home Economics, 3321 R street. BROTVNELL, HERBERT, B.Sc., Professor of Sciences in Secondary Education CHead of Department of Sciences in Secondary Educationl, 2434 Q street. BRUNER, LAWRENCE, B.Sc., Professor of Entomology and Entomologist of the Experiment Station CI-Iead of Department of Entomologyb, 2314 South Seventeenth street. BUCK, PHILO MELN'IN, JR.,A.M., Professor of Rhetoric, 1825 Pepper avenue. BULLOCK, FLORA, A.M., Assistant Professor of English in the School of Agriculture, Thirty-sixth and Y streets. BIILLOCK, THEODORE T., A.M., Assistant Instructor 1D Economics and Commerce, 549 North Twenty- fifth street. BUNTING, ALBERT EGGLETON, Assistant Professor of Practical Mechanics, 2045 D street. CALDWELL, HOWARD WALTER, A.M., Professor of American History PHGHG of Department of American Historyl, 1919 E street. CALVIN, .JOHN WILLARD, B.Sc., Assistant Professor of Agricultural Chemistry, 644 North Thirty- CsecOndAstreet. T ANDY, -LBERT JUTHER, Ph.D., Professor of ltiathematics, 1003 H street. Pure CHAMBERBAIN, IVIAY, A.M., Assistant Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures, 2730 Q street, CHASE, LEON WILSON, AE., Professor of Agricultural Engineering CHead of Department of Agricultural Engineeringj 1245 North Thirty-third Street. CHATBURN, GEORGE RICHARD, AM., CE., Professor of Applied Mechanics and Machine Design CHead of Department of Applied Mechanics and Machine Designj 2850 P street. CLAPP, RAYMOND GUSTAVUS, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Physical Education and Director of the Men's Gymnasium CHcad of Department of Physical Educationh, 2017 Washington street. CLARK, DELLA MARIE, A.B., Instructor in Physical Education, 814 East 16, University Place. CLARK, LETTA BXIAY, A.B., A.M., Instructor in the teaching of English, Teachers College High School, 814 East Sixteenth street, University Place. CONDRA, GEORGE IEVERT, Ph.D., Professor of Geog- raphy and Conservation CHead of Department of Geography and Conservationl, 1019 South Seven- teenth street. CONKLIN, CLARA. A.M., Professor of Romance Lan- guages ancl Literatures CHead of Department of Romance Languages and Literaturesj, University Women's Building. COOPER, JOHN RALPH, B.Sc., Assistant Professor of Horticulture, 3270 Starr street. CORBIN, LEILA FRANCES, Instructor in Home Eco- nomic-s and in charge of Home Economics Hall, School of Agriculture, Assistant to the Dean of Women in the School of Agriculture. D.AI,ES, BENTON, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry CHead of Department of Chemistryl, 2025 C street. DALES, JAMES STUART, M.Ph., Dean, Secretary of the Board of Regents and of the University Senate, 1743 A street. DANN, WILLIAM FRANCIS, A.M., Professor of History and Criticism of the Fine Arts CHead of Depart- ment Of History and Criticism of the Fine Artsj, 3037 R street. DAVIS, HELEN LEE, B.Sc., A.B.Assistant Professor of Home Economics, 2618 P street. DAY'IS, SE.-IRL S., A.B., Instructor in Rhetoric, 1920 A street. DIcKsoN, MATTHEW ELLIS, B.Sc., Assistant Professor of Poultry Husbandry, 2942 Potter street. ELLIOTT, BENJAMIN GEORGE, MS., M.E., Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, 1425 F street. ELLIS, ROBERT VVALPOLE, B.Sc., MA., Instructor in Geology and Museum Preparator, 349 No. 29 Street. ENGLAND, RIINNIE THROOP, Ph.D., Instructor in gplitical Economy, 1330 Vine street, University ace. FEDDE, RIARGARET SOPHIE, A.B., Instructor in Home Economics, Home Economics Hall. FERGUSON, OLIN JEROME, M.E.E., Professor of Electrical Engineering, CI-Iead of Department of Electrical Engineeringl, 326 North Twenty-sixth street. FILLEY, HORACE CLYDE, A.M., Professor of Farm Management CHeacl of Department, of Farm Man- agemcntj, 23-L4 Dudley street, FLING, FRED RIORROW, Ph.D. Professor of European History tHcad of Department of European Historyj, South Twenty-second street. FOGG, MILLER MOORE, A.M., Professor of Rhetoric, 15-1-0 South Twenty-first street. FOSSLER, LAURENCE, A.M., Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures CHea.d of Department of Germanic Languages and Literaturesj, 1547 South Seventeenth street. FOSSLER, INIARY LOUISE, A.M., Assistant Professor of Chemistry, University Woman's Building. FOSTER, GEORGE NHIMONS, Ph.B., LL.B., J.D., Assist- ant Professor Of Law, North Penn Avenue Bethany. FRANSDEN, JULIUS HERAIAN, M.S.A., Professor of Dairy Husbandry QHead of Department of Dairy Husbandryj 1401 North Thirty-third street. FRANKFORTER, CLARENCE JACKSON, A.M., Assistant Professor of Chemistry, 710 North Twenty-fourth street. FRYE, PROssER PIALL, A.B., Professor of Rhetoric CHQ-:ad of Department of Rhetoricj 528 South Tenth street. GADDIS, P. L., Assistant Professor in Agronomy. GAIN, JAMES H.-XRRISON, M.D.C., Professor of Animal Pathology fHead of Department of Animal Path- ologyj, 3248 Starr street. A