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

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OLIVER DOUGLAS WEEKS, Ph.D. (right), Professor of ' Government. Dr. Weeks has been of great help this year as faculty advisor to the Students ' Assembly. WILLIAM RUST NEVILLE, JR., Ph.G.. Associate Professor of Pharmacy. He has been on the University staff since 1924 and has been active in the development of the medicinal plant garden. He is an ex- student of the University. FREDERIC DUNCALF, Ph.D., Professor of Medieval History. ,t excellent lecturer and outstanding teacher. He is interested in Plan II and teaches a special course for students under this Plan. ERNEST RANDOLPH HARDIN, M.A. (left). Assistant Professor of Speech. His hobby is art and he is a very talented painter and designer. He has traveled extensively and has taught at the University since 1932. ROGER COOK OSBORN, M.A., Instructor in Applied Mathematics and Astronomy. An ex-student of the University and a new addition to the teaching staff, he has been on the faculty since 1942.

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MILTON JOHN THOMPSON. Sc.D.. M.S.E. Ueftl. Professor and Chairman of the Department of Aeronautical Engineering; Coordinator. Curtiss-Wright Engineering Cadette Program. He is called the -flying because of his frequent flights to Dallas to teach a class there. KATHERINE ERNESTI NE WHEATLEY, Ph.D., Associate Professor Romance Languages. She is outstanding in the field of Linguistics and has been on the faculty since 1917 except for several years away for graduate and foreign study. REX DEYERN HOPPER, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Sociology. He is active in student, church, and civic affairs and is a popular lecturer. He if on the staff of the Summer School of the University of Mexico. MARY ERNESTINE GOLDMANN. M.S. (left I. Assistant Professor of Home Economics. She is in charge of the Home Economics Practice Houses. She is an ex-student of the University and joined the teaching staff in 1941. COLLIER READ CRANBERRY. M.S.. Professor of Electrical Engineer- ing: Coordinator. Engineering Science, and Management War Training. He i a very hu man these days as the University tries to do its part in the war effort.

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O. B. WILLIAMS. Ph.D. (right), Professor of Bacteriology. In addition to his research work in the held of bacteriology. Dr. Williams finds time to serve on numerous University committees and as a faculty representa- tive on the Board of Student Publications. HENRY NASH SMITH, Ph.D., Professor of English; Professor of American History. Dr. Smith came to the University from Southern Methodist University in 1941. CIS MACEV HODGES. B.B.A.. L.L.B., Professor of Lau. Serves as Legal Advisor to the Registrar, especially in cases concerning non- residence. He is an ex-student of the University and has taught here since 1940. 11 1- HAMILTON BARTLETT, Ph.D., M.S. (leftl. Assistant Professor unical Engineering. He is mechanical test engineer for the Bureau of Engineering Research. J. GILBERT MCALLISTER. Ph.D., Associate Professor and Chairman of Department of Anthropology: Director of Research in Anthropology. One of the most stimulating personalities on the campus, he has a pro- found influence on student thinking. His broad interests include the advocation of a new liberal education.