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

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• C-7 T(? r AOT T IS • EDWARD JACKSON MATTHEWS Registrar and Secretary !o the Board of Regents B. A., University of Texas, 1910; Assistant to Registrar, ibid., 1907; Secretary to tlie Dean, ibid., 1908; Secretary to the President, ibid., 1908-1911; Secretary to the Board of Repents, 1908—; Registrar, ibid., 1911— WILLIAM ROBERT LONG Auditor University of Texas, 1916— DR. JOE GILBERT University Physician B. S., A. M. College of Texas, 1894; M. D., Univer- sity of Texas, 1897; Resident Surgeon to Texas Confederate Home, 1901-1904; Health Officer, Austin and Travis County, 1904-1906; Resident Surgeon, A. M. College of Texas, 1906-1909; Physician to Men, University of Texas, 1909—; F. . ., C. S., 1915. • «»

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• C 6 CAOTUS • 4 WILLIAM D. HORNADAY Head of Division of Publicity and Public Lectures Reporter on Denver Times, 1890; Telegraph Editor, Denver Morning Sun, 1892; ibid., Memphis Tenn. Commercial Appeal, 1891; City Editor, San Antonio Express, ?,91- 9S; Editor and Publisher of Spanish- J mericaii Industrial Journal, 1895-1898; Correspondent in Madera Revolution, 1910- 1911; Correspondent for New York Sun, IVorld and Times; Chicago Tribune, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Boston Tran- script, Kansas City Star, Los Angeles Times, since 1891; Austin Political Correspondent for San Antonio Express, 1899-1909; Traveled around the world for Syndicate of American Newspapers. 1913-1914; Head of Divisions of Publicitv and Public Lectures, Universitv of Texas, since 1917. WILLIAM HARDING MAYES Chairman and Professor of School of Journalism LL. D., Daniel Baker College, 1914; Chairman of School of Journalism, Vanderbilt, 1881; Editor of Brownwood Bul- letin. 1886-1913; President of Texas Press Association, 1900- 1901; President of National Editorial Association, 1908- 1909; Lieutenant-Governor of Texas, 1913-1914; Chairman of School of Journalism, University of Texas, since 1914. E LILIA MARY CASIS Dean of Women, University of Texas B. A., Texas, 1895; M. A., 1896. • mi

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ik C-y i ? CACTUS • ISAAC PATTON LOCHRIDGE Business Manager Finance Commissioner of Austin, 1911; Member Board of Managers, Deaf and Dumb School of Texas, 1898-1913; President of the Board, 1900-1912; Member, Board of Man- agers of State Insane Asylum, 1912-1913; Business Manager, University of Texas, 1913 — • EDWIN DUBOIS SHURTER Professor of Public Speaking and Head of the Division of Public Discussion of the Department of Extension Ph. B., Cornell University, 1892; Graduate Student and Instructor in English and Elocution at Leland Stanford, Junior University, 1893-1894; Instr uctor of Elocution and Oratory at Cornell University, 1894-1899; Adjunct Professor of Oratory, University of Texas, 1899-1903; Associate Pro- fessor of Oratory, ibid., 1903-1904; Associate Professor of Public Speaking, ibid., 1904-1912; Professor, ibid., 1912—; Chairman of the School of Public Speaking, ibid., 1910; Head of the Division of Public Discussion of tlie Depart- ment of Extension, 1912 — ? ' CHARLES SHIRLEY POTTS Professor of Government and Law and Assistant Dean of the Department of Lazv B. A. and M. A., University of Texas, 1902; LL. B., ibid., 1909; Student Assistant in Political Science, ibid., 1901- 1902; Principal Austin High School, 1900-1901; Associate Professor of History and Economics, Agricultural and Mechan- ical College of Texas, 1903-1907; Instructor in Political Science, University of Texas, 1907-1909; Adjunct Professor of Law and Government, ibid., 1909-1914; Professor of Law and Government, ibid., 1914; Assistant Dean of the Department of Law, ibid., 1914 — ; Chairman, Liberty Loan Campaign, Travis County. 1 K n mm •