University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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cr . . Q , TI'g9..-,:. g-I.. 'I--z .. . . HON Ghiiirerz nf the Hniuerzitg Uhr Baath nf Regents OFFICERS ROBERT S. BEAN, Prcsiclcnt, L. H. JOHNSON, Secretary. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HON. ROBERT S. BEAN, CI1ZlIl'l1'l2lII. I-ION. SAMSON H. FRIENDLY, HON. A. C. DIXON, HON CYRUS A DOLPH, IION. CHARLES H. ITISI--IER. EX-OIIFICIO MEMBERS HON. OSWALD WEST, Governor ......................... ..... S alum HON. BEN VV. OLCOTT, Secretary of Stntc ....... .-- ..... Salem H O N . J. C. CHURCHILL, Supt. of Public Instruction ............. APPOINTED IIY TIIE GOVERNOR Names and Addresses. -----Snlcnl Term Expires. HON JAMES W. HAMILTON. ROSCIIITFQ- ...... .... ..... A 1 Jril 1, 1913 HON CYRUS A. DOLPH, Portland ...... --- ..... April 15, 1915 HON. WILLIAM SMITH, Baker City---- ....... ..... A pril 15, 1915 HON. FREDERICK V. HOLMAN, Pnrtlincl ..... ..... A pril 15, 1915 HON R. S. BEAN, Portlzlnrl .......... -- - .... ..... A pril 15, 1917 I-ION MILTON A. MILLER, Lebanon ..... ..... A pril 15, 1917 I-ION SAMSON H. FRIENDLY, Eugene-- -- ..... April 15, 1919 HON. VV, K. NEWELL, Gaston ............ ..... A pril 15, 1919 HON A. C. DIXON, Eugene ....... .--.- ...... April 15, 1923 HON. CHARLES H. FISI-IER, Eugene- .-------.----------------- ----- A pril 15, 1923 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS THE UNIVERSITY P. L. CAMPBELL, B. A., -----------.----- . --..----------- -------- P resident A. R. TIFFANY, B. A., ----- ----------- ---------..- ---------- R e g istrzn' LOUIS I-I. JOHNSON --------------------------------.----- ----- F inancial Agent M. H. DOUGLASS, M, A., ------------------------------- - ---- ---------- L ibrarian THE COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS ' FEDERICK GEORGE YOUNG, B. A., ---.------.-------------- Dean of Graduate School JOHN STRAUB, M. A., ------------ Dem of College of Literature, Science and the Arts EDWARD HIRAM MCALISTER, M, A., ----------------- Dean of College of Engineering FRED CARLETON AYER, M. S., M, A.. -.--------- Acting Dean of School of Education K. A. J. MCKENZIE, M. D., ------------ ---.---- D can of School of Medicine C, U, GANTENBEIN, LL, B., ---- --------------- D Cflll of School of Law RALPH I-I. LYMAN, B. A.,--- ----- Acting Dean of School of Music M, RUTH GUPPY, B. L.,--- ----------.------- Dean of Women Eziglztvvlr

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'Q 4 -w..----N-.. .gp-w.,..., . .. v. ... .. ,. , V . ...,.-.......-- -V -.1 '.s1--- ,.,.V. .ff .0 V, 1 . . . , . ,,.4:-51, ., juffq. . rvzihent Qlamphell y Prince l.. Campbell, the fourth President of the University of Oregon, was born on a farm in Platte County, Missouri, near Kansas City, October 6, 1861. When he was four years old his family came west, travelling up the Missouri river by sttaniboat, and rettliitg at first at llelena, Montana. They remained there four years, and then moved to Monmouth, Oregon. President Campbell received his early education at the Christian College at Momnouth, of which his father was President, and which was later super- seded by the State Normal School. From this institution the present heal of the University received his llachelor's Degree in Arts in 1879. During the ensuing three years he was a mxember of the Monmouth College faculty, and in 1882 went east to enter llarvard University. lle attended Harvard three years, and was graduated in 1886 with the degree of llachelor of Arts. As an interlude to his college course, President Campbell spent one year, 1885, as a reporter on the Kansas City Star, and he looks back upon this ex- perience as a profitable digression from his otherwise unbroken career as an educator. Returning to Oregon after his graduation from Harvard, he engaged in the teaching profession until he was chosen President of the Monmouth Nor- mal School in 1891, filling virtually the same position his father had held years before. From Monmouth he was called to the Presidency of the Uni- versityof Oregon in 1902, and has served in that capacity continuously since that time. ln addition to his degrees earned in college, President Campbell has twice been awarded the honorary degree of LL. D., by Pacific University in 1912, and by the University of Colorado in 1913. No tribute to President Campbell could speak more eloquently than the affection and respect in which he is held by those who have known him as a friend and instructor. 1-Tis personal interest in the students is always kindly' and sympathetic, and his loyalty to the University sincere. In every private and public act he stands for higher ideals of manhood and womanhood, for better citizenship, and for the type of intellectual life which shall be of last- ing value to the state as well as to the individual. .vfllffffll