University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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fl'-SS01' Qf 1'113'SiCS, University of Utah, 1905-063 Associate Professor tri PHYSICS, 1906-093 Professor of Physics. 1909, Fellow, A.A.A.S., Am. lhys. Soc., Utah Academy of Science3 Professor of Physics, Uni- versity of Nevada, 1900--. CARL ALFRED JACOBSON Professor of Agricultural Chemistry Teacher, Public Schools of 'Wisconsin, 1894-96, Carleton Academy, 1896-983 B.S., Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota, 19033 Graduate Student, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, 1903-043 Europe, 1901-023 Instructor in Chemistry, York City High School, York, Pennsylvania, 1904-073 M.S. Cin absentiay, Car-leton College, 19073 Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1908 CChemistry, Physical Chemistry and Physicsbg Fellow and Research Chemist, Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, New York, 1908-09: Professor of Agricultural Chemistry, University of Nevada, and Chief Chemist, Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station, 1909--, CHARLES HASEMAN Professor of Mathematics and Mechanics A.B., Mathematics, Indiana University, 19033 Instructor in Mathe- hool, Elwood, Indiana, 1903-053 A.M., in Mathematics, Indiana Uni- University of Goettingen, 19073 University, 1907-08, Assistant University, 1908-093 Associate matics and Physics, High Sc Indiana University, 1906, Assistant versity, 1905-06, Ph.D., Mathematics, Instructor in Mathematics, Indiana Professor of Mathematics, Indiana Professor of Mathematics, University of Nevada, 1909-10Q Professor ' ' ' 't f Nevada, 1910-. of Mathematics and Mechanics, Univeisi y o JOHN CALVIN WATSON Professor of the Greek Language and Literature A.B., Eureka College, 1892, A.B., Harvard University, 1894? Teacher of Latin and Greek, High School, Menominee, Michigan, 1894-96, Principal, 1895-963 Teacher of Latin, Lake View High School, Chicago, 1896-993 Graduate Student in Classical Philology, Harvard University, 1899-19023 A.M., 1900, and Ph.D., 1902, Harvard Univer- sityg Assistant in Classics, Radcliffe College, 1900-013 Instructor in Latin, Cornell University, 1902-073 Reader in Latin at Entrance Examinations for Harvard University and Radcliffe College, and for 3 ' ' d 1903-063 Assistant Pro- the College Entrance Examination Boar , fessor of Greek, University of Nevada, 1910-113 Professor of the ' 11-. Greek Language and Literature, 19 GEORGE ORDAHL Professor of Education and Psychology Principal, Public Schools, Merrillville, Indiana, 1900-01, Corvallis, Montana, 1901-03g A.B., University of Oregon, 19053 A.M., 1906Q Fellow, Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1906-083 Ph.D., Clark University, 1908, Professor of Psychology and Education, Geneva College, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, 1908, Assistant Pro- fessor of Psychology and Education, University of Nevada, 1909-11, Professor of Education and Psychology, 1911-. s'rERmNG PRICE FERGUSON Professor of Meteorology and Climatology Assistant to H. I-I. Clayton at Blue Hills Observatory, 1887- 1890, Assistant in Charge of Instruments, Blue Hills Observatory, 1890-19093 Meteorologist, 1909-103 Associate Observer in Meteorology and Climatology, Nevada Experiment Station, 1910--3 Professor of Meteorology and Climatology, University of Nevada, 1911-. ' HUGH LaFAYETTE APPLEXVHITE Professor of Military Scienceand Tactics ' ' ' 18973 appointed see- to 6th Artillery and fiicer lst D. C. 'l t er Infantry 'Washington D C 13983 promoted to First X o un e , , . ., Lieutenant, 1899, promoted to Captain, 1901, and was assigned to and ' d 'VI organized the 103d Company Coast Artillery at Fort Howar , l ary- d raduated from School of Submarine Defense, Fort Totten, Graduate, United States Military Academy, ond Lieutenant of Infantry, 1897Q transferred assigned to Siege Battery E, 1898, Mustering-out O lan 3 gi New York, 1905, on duty, Jackson Barracks, New-Orleans, 1906, on general recruiting duty, 1906-19083 retired, 1908Q detailed Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Peacock Military College, San Antonio, Texas, 1908-10, on duty reorganizing milita-of Utah, 1910-123 Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Universty of Nevada, , , June 1, 1912-. ERNEST A. I-IOVVES , ' Professor of Agronomy, University of Nevada, 1912. ed B.S.A., Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, Canada, 1911, Se Analyst, Department of Agriculture, Ottovva, Canada, 19,11-12, Pro- fessor of Field Husbandry and Station Agronornist, University of -Nevada, 1912-. 19 L.,--1-,qv - i

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Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science, Occidental College, I-os Angeles, 1894-95, Fellow in Mineralogy, University of California, 1895-97: Professor of Mathematics, State Normal School, Chico, California, 1897-983 Assistant, in Chemistry, University of California, 18981 Assistant in Mineralogy, University of California, 1899-19003 Assistant Geologist, U. S. Geological Survey, 1900-07, Associate Pro- fessor of Geology and Mineralogy, University of Nevada, 1906-073 Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, University of Nevada, 1907-3 Fellow, Geological Society of Americag Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science. MAXVVELL ADAMS Professor of Chemistry Graduate, State Normal School of VVest Virginia, 1888, Student in t-he State University of 'West Virginia, 1890-913 A.B. CChemistry5, Stanford University, 1895, A.M., 18963 Ph.D., University of Chicago, 19043 Assistant in Chemistry, Leland Stanford Junior University, 1895-97, Instructor in Chemistry, Leland Stanford Junior University, Summer S-chool, 1897, Teacher of Chemistry and Physics, State Nor- mal School, Chico, California, 1897-19003 Instructor in Chemistry, University of Chicago, Extension Department, 1900-01.3 Director of Physical Science and Acting Vice-President, State Normal School, Chico, California, 1900-06, Consulting Chemist Diamond Match Com- pany, 1901-06, Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science3 Professor of Chemistry, University of Nevada, 1906-. WINFRED BERDELL MACK Professor of Bacteriology and Veterinary Science D.V.M., New York State Veterinary College, Cornell University, 1904, Fellow in Pathology and Bacteriology, Cornell University, 1904-05, Assistant ,in Pathology and Bacteriology, Cornell University, 1905-061 Veterinarian and Bacteriologist, Nevada Agricultural Experi- ment Station,,and Professor of Bacteriology and Veterinary Science, University of Nevada, 1907-3 Director of State Hygienic Laboratory, 1909--. HERBERT VVYNFORD HILL Professor of the English Language and Literature B.L., University of California, 1900, Instructor in English, Utah State Agricultural College, 11.900-033 Graduate Student and Reader, University of Chicago, June, 1903-June, 1904: Ph.M., University of Chicago, March, 1904, Fellow in English, University of Chicago, June, 1904-September, 1904, Instructor in English, University of Texas, 1904-063 Graduate Student, University of Chicago, June, 1905-Sep- tember, 1905, Fellow in English, University of Chicago, June, 1906- September, 1907, Ph.D., University of Chicago, 19111 Professor of the English Language and Literature, University of Nevada, 1907-. JOSEPH DIEFFENBACH LAYM AN Librarian Teacher in Public Schools of California, 1881-833 B.L., University of California, 1888, First Assistant Librarian, University of California, 1888-19073 Librarian, University of Nevada, 1907-. HORACE PRENTISS BOARDMAN Professor of Civil Engineering Rodman, U. S. Military Post, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, November, 1888-August, 1889, with Field Engineer Corps, World's Columbian Exposition, June, 1891-January, 1892: Instrumentman, Memphis Artesian VVater Company, January-September, 1892, B.S. CCivil Engineerj, University of Vifisconsin, 18943 C.E., University of XVis- consin, 1911, with Engineering Department Sanitary District of Chicago, on Topographic Surveys and in charge of Cement Testing Laboratory, June, 1894-December, 1896, miscellaneous engineering work, Chicago, January-August, 18973 Assistant Engineer, Chicago and Alton Railway CActing Bridge Engineerj, August, 1897-August, 1.9013 Assistant Engineer, Bridge and Building Department, Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, August, 1901-March, 1904, Super- intendent, Savage Construction Company tbridge substructurel, 1904: Draftsman and Checker Cbridge substructure designj, Chicago, Mil- waukee and St. Paul Railway Bridge and Building Department, January-August, 1905, Superintendent, Fitzsimmons and Connell Company Cbridge substructureb, August-December, 1905, Engineer and Superintendent, Savage Construction Company Cconcrete archesl, 1.9063 Engineer in charge branch canal projects, Sanitary District of Chicago, January-August, 1907, Professor of Civil Engineering, Uni- versity of Nevada, 1907-. LEON VVILSON HARTMAN Professor of Physics B.S., Cornel-1 University, 18982 A.lVI., 1899: Graduate Scholar in Physics, 1899, Assistant in Physics, 1900-013 Professor of Physics, Kansas Agricultural- COUSSG, 1901-023 Frazer Fellow in Physics, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, 1902-033 Ph.D., 1903i Tyndale Fellow in Physics of the University of Pennsylvania, Goettingen, 1903-04, Instructor in Physics, Cornell University, 1904-05, Assistant Pro- T Q G A fessor of ' lh,.- Y -, ,,, of Phf'Fifjr, 120' if 1 ---I -. . Phys. Sw- ' '13 L he ,.. L1c,,l ,,,,,, , versity of Neve QE f'LZ1 TJ Tffazz' Teacher, Pu :Lge :cg 1 1596-98: Carletfr. ' Student, Johns :io '-ir.. Europe, 1901-0:1 4 str' York, Pennsj.'ln'enie.. 15,4 1907, Ph.D., .Johns Chemistry and 3 Institute for Medical ' Agricultural Cheniistrv Nevada Agicultur' E:-1 Professf A.B., Mathematics. ,., , , matics and Physics. FQ- Indiana University. 1965 versity, 1905-06: Ph.D.. -- Instructor in Matizeni Professor of Matheme' Professor of Matlieniaff of Mathematics and Iii ,JIWP-Q X L I Professor of :Lie A.B.. Eureka College Teacher of Latin and G 1894-963 Principal. 1:95-PP? Chicago, 1896-99: Grafizzf. University. 1899-1902: All sity3 Assistant in Glas Examinations for Hart the College Entrance fessor of Greek. 'Univ Greek Language and lite Latin, Cornell Kniversiti

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0 5 -M L..., 1-., ,,.,,r .....-.,..., , I., ,. .1 . OSCAR P. JOHNSTONE Associate Professor of Physiology and Hygiene Ph.B., College of Grinnell, Iowa, 18973 M.S., University of Iowa, 19023 M.D., Rush Medical College, 1905, Fellow in Chemistry, Uni- versity of Iowa, 1900-013 Assistant in Physiology, Cornell University, 1901-033 Assistant in Physiology, Cornell University, Summer School, 1903, Assistant in Pathology, Rush Medical College, 1903-043 Fellow in Pathology, Rush Medical College, 1904-06, Professor of Pathology, University of Colorado, 1905-073 Substitute in Pathology, Rush Medi- cal College, for Professor Ricketts, summer of 19073 for Professor LeCount, spring of 1908, Pathologist, Mercy Hospital, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 1908-093 Associate Professor of Physiology and Hyg I . . Laboratory, 1909--. REUBEN CYRIL THOMPSON ' es and Literatures iene, University of Nevada, 1909-3 Assistant State Hygienic Associate Professor of the Latin and Greek Languag B.A., McMinnville College, 1899, B.A., Harvard University, 19013 M A. Harvard, 19023 Instructor in Latin and History, High School, Boise City, Idaho, 1902-053 Professor of Latin, State Normal School, 05 08 I structor in History and Civics Idaho State Albion, Idaho, 19 - 3 n , Summer Norm-als, 1907-083 Instructor in Latin and Greek, Univer- sity of Nevada, 1908-093 Assistant Professor of Latin and Greek and Associate Principal of the University High School, 1909-103 Associate ' - ' ' f th University High Professor of Latin and Greek and Principal o ' e School, 1910-123 Associate Professor of Latin and Greek, University of Nevada, 1912-. KATE BARDENWERPER Assistant Professor of Domestic Science Graduate State Normal School, San Jose, California, 1880: bl' Schools Carson 'City Nevada 1880-86, First Assist- Teacher, Pu 1C , J , , 'tnt High School Carson City, 1886-943 Critic Teacher Training Shol University of Nevada, 1894-993 Student Leland Stanford c o , Junior University, 1898--993 Student University of California, 1900-01, B.S. Q-Domestic Artsl, Armour Institute of Technology, Chicago, 19003 B.S tDomestic Sciencel, 19013 Instructor in Domestic Science, Uni- ' f N vada 1904 05' Student Summer School, University of versity o e 3 . - , , California, 1902 and 1903: Assistant Professor of Domestic Science, University of Nevada, 1905--. SANFORD CROSBY DINSMORE Assistant Professor of Agricultural Chemistry B.S., University of Maine, 1903, Assistant Chemist, M-aine Agri- 90 0' Chemist Nevada Agricultural cultural Experiment Station, 1 5- 33 , T , Experiment Station, 1905-093 Assistant Professor of Agricultural Chemistry, University of Nevada, 1906-3 in Charge Food and Drugs ' I t of XVeights and Measures, Control, 1910-, Deputy Sealer, Departmen 1912--. KATHERINE LEWERS Assistant Professor of Freehand Drawing Student, St. George's Art School, Glasgow, 1893-943 Supervisor of h' Public Schools Reno 1894-973 Student Drawing and Penmans ip, 1, , with Howard Helmi-ck, Washington, D. C., 1897-993 received prize scholarship New York School of Design, 19003 studied at New York School of Applied Design, 19023 Instructor in Freehand Drawing, l d Ex eriment University of Nevada, 1905--'Q Photographer, lxeva a p Station, 1905--3 Assistant Professor of Freehand Drawing, 1907-. J. CLAUDE JONES Assistant Professor of Ge ology and Mineralogy3 Curator of the Museum A.B., University of Illinois, 19023 Instructor in Physics and Manual Training, Champaign. High School, 1902-03, Instructor in Manual Training, Whiting' High School, 1903-043 Assistant in Geology, University of Illinois, 1904-053 Instructor in Geology, University of Illinois, 1905-063 Graduate Student, University of Chicago, 1906-093 Research Assistant in Geology. University of Chicago, 1907-093 Instructor in Physiography, University of Kansas, summer term, 19073 Instructor in Physiography, University of Chicago, summer term, 19083 member of the State Geological Survey of Illinois, 1906-093 Instructor in Geology and Mineralogy. University of Nevada, 1909-103 Curator of the Museum, University of Nevada, 1909-'Q Assistant Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, University of Nevada, 1910-. AMOS ARTHUR HELLER Assistant Professor of Botany, Horticulture and Forestry A.B., Franklin and Marshall College, 1892, A.M., 18973 Sc.D., 19113 Field Agent, U. S. Department of Agriculture, 18923 Botanical explo- rations in Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, Hawaiian Islands, Idaho, 1893-96, Instructor in Bontany, University of Minnesota, 1896-983 Chief of Vanderbilt Expedition of New York Botanical Garden to Porto Rico, 1898-993 in publishing business, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1900-01, Botanical explorations in California, 1902-073 Author of Catalogue of North American Plants, 3 editionsg Editor of Muehlen- bergia, 19001, Author of 135 botanical papers3 Member of the Torrey 20 'C If l I I J Botanical Vi., ., Lancaster. F er f: ESf.f:I', -4N5f.'-'15, - ,,,. . Professor of Bow 1910-. Registrar. I House Iiioti - 4 School for Girls irza-, XYright Sf-ininarj.. 'T' Rowland I-Iail. ne School. Bei-kelejf. figii f-rf of Nevada. 1906-1,. -. 'JL Ph.B.. Tjniver June, 1909: Instract-i-1' 'JLUP .-,... 1- In-I B.S., University' Electric Comt-5-.1111 ls l- if Company. 1905-16. -ns of Nevada, 1910-. Ii.- ., at B.S.. Mining Engi. Greene Consolidated C and Metallurgical pta: City, Nevada. and Ylil bia University. New Y ing'. Refining and Mil Assistant Chemist. Bi. California. 1905-09: 3, Office, 1909-101 Instrt Nevada, 1910-: Chez 1910-.