University of New Mexico - Mirage Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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c e M'ra e 1 25-,.-.,.... ,, I , -:Ai -i2a,j9.,,'3,..... l . BJ 9 ..g:ntQ.QQ ' l IN f sl Q u le P P. 'F , l if Officers of the University 96 gi -- We is DAVID SPENCE HILL, A. B. fRandolph-Maconlg Ph. D. CClark Uni- versityli LL. D. fUniversity of Kentuckylg LL. D. fUniversity of Arizonal. -President of the University. CHARLES ELKANAH Honcm, B. Pd. fUniversity of New Mexicoj -Vice-President of the University. LYNN Bom. Mlrcl-IELL, B. A. COhio State Universityjg A. M., Ph. D. CCornellJg Fellow in Latin and Greek, Cornell. -Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. THOMAS T. EYRE, B. S. in M. E.. fPurdue Universityl. -Dean of the College of Engineering. JOHN DUSTIN CLARK, B. S., M. S. fNew Hampshire College of Agricul- ' ture and Mechanic Artslg Ph. D. fStanford Universityj. -Dean of the Graduate School. EDNA MOSHER, B. S. fCornelDg Ph. D. CUniversity of Illinoisj. ' i -Dean of Women. i z L 6 I 0 l if I fA j M- -- .sw , .J-jg - - '-' S5i-9-el-'l-ia? -'-'urN. . P e- Fo1r'rY.l oUR '

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I, l 4 'l 5: .T-. i - f -'.E.he.6sQi Ijbe Mira. 51925 L.- Faculty HE. FACULTY of the State Umverslty of New Mexico conslsts of gradu ates from the greatest colleges and unrversltles m the country such as Cornell Wlsconsln Columbla Callforma Clark Pennsylvania Prmceton and Bryn Mawr rl here IS not one who IS not a speclallst ln hrs or her particular branch of work It has been the arm of Presrdent David S Hull to draw to hrs staff only men and women of thorough experlence and established reputations and m hrs efforts he has been notably successful The control of the Faculty IS vested ln the President and varlous committees such as the Advisory Council which consults with the Presldent over admmrstratlve matters of Importance the Commlttee on Student Affairs which supervises the ac tlvltles of the student body the Commrttee on Admission and Student Standmg the Committee on Schedule and Currlculum etc Meetings of the F acultles of the Colleges are called regularly by hexr respective Deans and every effort IS made for efficiency and cooperation To the faculty of each College rs mtrusted the affalrs of that College the courses of study dlscrplme of students and slmllar matters The Colleges of the Umverslty are the College of Arts and Scrences whlch mcludes the departments of Biology Botany Chemlstry Engllsh Composrtlon and Lrterature French Greek Hlstory Latm Mathematics Music Phrlosophy Psychology Physical Tralmng Hyglene PhySlCS Romance Languages Polltlcal Science Home Economics Economics and Business Admmlstratlon and Library Sclence the College of Englneermg which includes the departments of Crvll Engmeerlng Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engmeerlng and Wlreless Telegraphy and the Graduate School The College of Arts and Scrences IS headed by Dean L B Mitchell the College of Engmeermg by Dean T T Eyre and the Graduate School by Dean J D Clark The Unlverslty IS thus able to offer to each student a practical well balanced course ln flttmg wrth hls needs and desires In addltlon to the regular curricula the Faculty encourages and assists m every way possrble the arts of oratory and debate and all forms of college athletrcs are enthusrastrcally fostered A R ' Gu 5 9 9 U 9' .L ,,f. A11 Q . . . . n Q . . . . . , ll v Q - . . u - I . U I I ' . . l tw I I If A I 9j9i'Q.' 25,0-s-a...... - '- f nR'l'Y.'l'n Inu-1

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M bgbflirva. e125 - A .-.A l ' 2-905257. 9'5 A I 9 -'-Y-ia'-Q-QQ:' Ofhcers of Instruction .N ...L .. - it K . A Arts and Sciences-- di lVlI'l'CHELL, LYNN BoAI., B. A. fOhio State Universitylz M. A., Ph. ki Q D. fCornell Universityl. 6 6 -Dean of the College and Professor of Latin and Creek. 5 , I 0 IMOSHER, EDNA, B. S. fCornell Universitylg Ph. D. fUniversity of inoisj. , I' 5 -Dean of Women and Professor of Biology and Botany. I sf HFSSLER, LEWIS BURTON, B. A., M. A., Ph. D. fUniversity of Penn- 96 5 sy vaniaj. I I -Professor of English and Chairman of the Department. A Q HAUGHT, BENJAMIN F RANKLIN, B. A. fWest Virginialg M. A. 'L CCoIumbiaJg Ph. D. CGeorge Peabody Collegej. -Associate Professor of Psychology and Education. HODGIN, CHARLES ELKANAI-I, B. Pd. Cllniversity of New Mexicob. i -Professor of Education. lIiPUBBELL,,GE0RCE. SHELTON, B. A., M. A. CWc-sleyanjg Ph. D. rInceton . -Assistant Professor of English. -?3'llf150IfI. PSOLWILLIAM, B. A. CUniversity of Michiganfg Certihcat, nIversIt6 e oitiersj. -Acting Director of Department of Hygiene. I-UKKEN.f.lgllgIN. B. S. fFremont Collegejg B. M. CAmerican Con- servatory o icagoj. , -Associate Professor of Music. i ' I GREENFIELD, MYRTLE, B. A., M. A. fUniversity of Kansasj. .' -Assistant Professor of Bacteriology, and Chief of Division State Public Health Laboratory. , EEASELB FRED, B. S. fOhio State Universityii M. A. fUniversity of' Icago . -Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration. EVYQYE. HEXENED M., B. A. qwashangiony, NI. A. ClVlissouriDg Ph. J ' FYH awr . I I -Associate Professor of Romance Languages. E'-E31-ls. ROBERT WALPQLE, B. S. fUniversity of South Dakotajg M. A. Q 'P U nIversIty of WIsconsInJ. -Professor of Geology. Q' g 3 f COAN. CHARLES FLORUS, B. A. fUniversity of Washingtonjg M. L., li Ph. D. fUniversity of Californiaj. Q H -Associate Professor of History and Political Science i- f I !---QQ,.':'59's'.i4......- . -'-fQ 4,. I l 0lI'l Y-FIVE