University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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r THE CACTI S 1010 I INDI n Mil IN kl VMM V | ' ,,.t,ss,„ ,.| Institutional Hisiorv and Chairman of the School 1 Institutional History. AB, Harvard, 1888; A.M. Columbia, 1889; PhD, ibid., [800; RPD,lni V!M( o| Strasbourg. 1 Noi . Prol L-sM.r . .1 Political Siccnce. Start- lni eiMi . .( ( , ,|, , r ad .. iS, i-iS, 14 . I ' n .fess .r ol | ; L(l numic and Politics, Bryn Mawr College, 1004- 100s. Professor of Political Science, University of Texas, iqoy-iqio; Pr ofessor of Institutional History, University of Texas. u io — ; Chairman of the School of Will I l HARDINU MAYFS. Professor of Journalism and Chair- man of the School of Journalism. LL.D , Darnel Baker College. 1014: Formerly President of the National LJitonal Association, Formerly President of the Texas Lditonal Association. Formerly FJitor of the Brown v x d Bulletin Formerly Lieutenant Governor of the State of Texas; Professor of Journalism and Chairman of the School of Journalism. University iDWIN WHITFIFLD FAY, Professor of Latin and Chairman of the School of Latin. M.A., Southwestern Presbyterian University. 188?; Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University, i8c,o; Instructor in Classics and Sanskrit. University of Michigan, i8qo-i8qi; Acting Professor of Latin, University of Texas, i8cn-iSoi; Professor of Latin. Wash- ington and Lee University. 1801-iSuo, Professor of Latin, University of Texas, iSqq — ; Chairman of the School of Latin, iqio — , JOHN WILLIAM CALHOUN Adjunci Professor of Pure Mathematics and Chairman of the School of Pure Mathematics. A B I niversity of Texas, iqo?; M A , Harvard, kio8. Tutor in Pure Mathematics University ot Texas, u.05. Instructor m Mathematics. iqoq; Adjunct Professor of Pure Mathematics, 101 u Chairman of the School f Pure Mathematics, iqh — . FRANK LL FF.VRK RFFD Associate Professor of Music and Chai man of the School of Music- Fellow, the American College of Music National Association; Member Die Member Music Teachers ' ernarional Musik-Gesell- if Piano, Theoretical Branches an College of Music, Meadville, Penn , Music and Chairman ol the School of Music, I ni :. ici02-iciob; Professor of Music, Pennsylvania ssociate Professor IL J

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THE CACTUS IOIO 1 REDERIC WILLIAM SIMONDS Professor of Geology and Chairman of the School of Geology. B.S., Cornell University, is:-;: MS, ibid., 1876: Ph.D.. Syracuse University, 1876; D Sc (Hon I University ..I Arkansas. lSm: Instruc- tor in Cicolog and Paleontology Cornell I niycrsitv 187S-18--: Lecturer on Economic Geology ibid., iSSr: Professor ol Geology. Zoologv and Bourn, University of North Carolina. 1877-1881: Pro- fessor of Geology and Biology. University ol Arkansas. 1887-1800; Associate Professor of Geology, Universit ol lexas, 1 Noo-iSos: Pro- fessor of Geology, ibid., 1805 — ; Chairman School of Geology, ibid.. EDUARD PROKOSCH Professor of Germanic Languages and Chairman of the School of Germanic Languages. B.A.. Gvmnasium Eger. Austria. 1804: M.A.. University of Chicago ' ioo : PhD, University of Leipzig. 1005: Instructor in German. University of Chicago. 1001-1004; Instructor in German. University of Wisconsin. 1005-1008; Assistant Professor, ibid., 1008-1012. Pro- fessor of Germanic Languages and Chairman of the School. University of Texas, 1012 — ; Summer Session of University of Chicago. ioo8: Summer Session. University of Wisconsin, lqi;; Summer Session, University of Minnesota, 1015. HERMAN GERLACH JAMES Associate Professor of Government and Chairman of the School of Government. B.A., Uuiversity of Illinois, 100b; J D., University of Chicago. looo M A . University ol Illinois mto: Ph D , Columbia University, ion. Admitted to Illinois Bar iune. iqoq; Private Secretary with the Amer- ican Delegation to the Fourth Pan-American I nnkance at Buenos Ayres, Argentine, and Centenary tif Independence Celebration Santiago. Chili. 1010. Fellow in Administrative Law. Columbia Uni- versity. IQIO-lQli; Lecturer, University ol Leipzig, summer of inn: Graduate Student. L ' niversit, ol Berlin, summer session, 1012; Grad- uate Student. University of Halle, iqu-1912 Delegate to celebra- tions ai I niversitics of Breslau and of Athens. 1012. Adjunct Professor of Government. University of Texas. 1012-101 4: Associate Professor ibid.. iqi4 — : Chairman of the School of Cm eminent, ibid, 1014 — • DANIEL ALLEN PENICK Associate Professor of G School of Greek. BA. University of Texas, l8qi: MA. Hopkins University. ' 808: Assistant Pr Latin and. English, Pa k and Latin and Chairm, High School 1 College, 1 Sol- College Institut, at in and Greek. ; Chairman of th ' l UL iUGENE CAMPBELL BARKER Professor of American History and Chairman of 1 he School ol History. B I niycrsitv of Texas. |S«: M A . ibid . 1000; Harrison Fellow lni eisii ol I ' ennsylviinia. 1000-1007; PhD. ibid i.i-.s Aii-nn Scholar in Harvard. 1907-1008; Assistant in Histprj in Radcliffe College. iuo--U)o8; Tutor in History, University ol lexas i,s Instructor ibid 1001-1000. Adiuncl Prolcssor ol Modem European History, ibid. 1008-1010. Adiuncl l ' . k ol mencan History. ibid ion-nil! Chairman School oil I1M..1A ibid , 10 1 1 — . Proles- soi ibid., 1013—. fcu J

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:-,-4 THE CACTUS 1010 CLARENCE STONE YOAKUM Adjunct Professor of Philosophy and Chan of Philosophy. .S., Campbell College. Holton, Kans.. of the School tructor in Philosophy and Educat tor in Biology. Hiawatha Academy, Hiawatha. Kans., IQ03-IQ05; Graduate Student in h 1 1 -sophv the University of Chicago, iqos- iqoo. Fellow in Psychology, ibid. 1000-1008; PhD . ibid.. 1008; Instructor in Philosophy L niversitv of Texas. IQ08-1Q11; Adiunet Professor of Philosophy and Chairman of the School of Philosophy, WILLIAM TYLER MATHER Professor of Physics and Chaii npkins Universit, e School of Phy the School of Physics I 808 Ass, k. ' I o. Pr, , le-sor Last Hampton. Ma; iSui-iSiit; Assistan ite Professor , ,1 Ph Phy si John WIN DUBOIS SHURTER Professor of Public Speaking and Head of the Division of Public Discussion of the Department of Extension. Ph B , Cornell University. 1802 Graduate Student, and Instructor in English and Elocution at Leland Stanford, Junior University. 1801-1804. Instructor of Elocution and Oratory at Cornell Univer- sity, 1804-1800. Adjunct Professor of Oratory. University of Texas. 1800-1001: Associate Professor of Orators, ibid, 10.03-IQO4: Asso- ciate Professor of Public Speaking, ibid , 1004-1012: Professor, ibid . IQI2. — : Chairman of the School of Public Speaking, ibid, iqio: Head of the Division of Public Discussion of the Department of the School of Romance Languages. B.A.. Tulane University. 1804: M.A.. ibid. i8ob: Instructor of French. University of Texas 1800-100O; Adiunet Protessor ot French, ibid, 1000-101 i; Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Uhairman , ,1 1 he School of Romance Languages, ibid, 1011 — . DAVID ROSENBAUM Instructor of Semnics and Chan Ph B I. nivcrsn l 1 .I ( hic.m, 1 iqOj ew Union College, too, the School ol Si 1 Kahhi Schi ol ol Semil 1, I, ion: Degree 1 Scmitics, ,11 h.. Jk