University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Lecturers GEORGE NELSON SALISBURY, B. S., Meteorology. CHAS. EVAN FQWLER, Enginee ,-.',1 g Confmds and Specmwffom GEO. JAMME, C001 Mining. JAMES DELMACLE ROSS, Cn-nf,-.11 Smnon Pmfffw. JOHN HARISEERCER, Power 7',-f,m,,,f55f0,,. CLARENCE E, FLEACER. Tczepfwm. ROGER TAYLOR, C. E.. Copper Smmfng. HARVEY GLENN, B. S.. Bullion Assuyfng. E. T. ALLEN, Pofesffy. E E. AMES, Fmffy. H. K. o'BR1EN, Fmffy. T. P. MACKENZIE, Fofesffy. W. E STALEY, Fofesffy. W. H. I-IERRING, Ffmffy. A. H. COUSINS, Fmffy. C. H. PIERCE, Forestry. A. C. SHAW, Fmffy. W. T. ANDREWS, Forestry. BURT R. KIRKLAND, Fmffy. H. I-I. GOWEN, B. D., Orienlal Philosophy and Lileraiule. I

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EARL G. RICE, A. B., is. K. 112. B. K., fb. A. fit. Syracuse 1905, New York Bar, 1907: Instructor in Night Law School, Uni- versity of Washington, 1908. vERNoN Louis PARRINGTON, M. A., Assistant Professor of Rhetoric, 1908. A. B. Harvard, 18935 M. A., Emporia College, Kansas, 18953 Professor of English Literature, University of Oklahoma, 1897-1908. ARTHUR DAY HOWARD, Ph. D., X. fb., Assistant Professor of Zoology, 1908. B. S., A h t C ll , 1898: M. S., Northwestern University, 19012 Ph. D.. Harvarldl e1r906?lg?8fessor of Biology, Westminster College, 1906-08: Mem- ber A. A. A. S. ALVIN E.. EVANS, Ph. D., Acting Professor of Latin, 1908. A. M., University of Nebraska, 1898, Ph. D., University of Michigan, 1908: Professor of Latin and Cireelc, Eureka College, 1901-08. MERLE. Tl-IORPE., A. B., E. A. E., CII. A. fb., Head Department of fournalism, 1907. A. B. University of Washington, 1908, University of Stanford, 1902-O53 Wfhite 1-louse Correspondent for the Washington Post: Member Hearst Bureau, Wash- ington, D. C., War Correspondent in Cubag Editor Havana Daily Post, Special Correspondent London Mail to lamaicag Advertising and Circulation Manager of Washington Life, Northwest Editor of Seattle Post-Intelligencer. ELMER JAMES MCCAUSTLAND, C. E., M. C. E., Professor of Municipal Engineering, 1908. B. C. E., Cornell University, 1892, C. E., 1895: M. C. E., 1897, Instructor in Civil and Mining Engineering, Cornell, 1897-OO, Assistant Professor, 1902- 07g Professor of Mining Engineering, University of Alabama, 1907-08, Mem- ber Am. Soc. C. E., Mem. Am. Inst. M. E.: Fellow Am. Assoc. Adv. Science: Mem. Soc. Prom. Eng. Education, Mem. Am. Soc. Testing Materials. 26

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Instructors IDA KATHERINE GREENLEE, A. B., English. HENRY LOUIS BRAKEL, A. M., 3. E., Physics. FRANK EDWARD JOHNSON, E. E., 2. E., Electrical Engineering. HENRY LEE BOWLBY, B. S., 2. .-x. E., 3. E., Civil Engineering. LAVINA RUDBERC-, B. S., Physical Culture for Women. CHAS. W. HARRIS, C. E., E. E., fCornellJ, Civil Engineering. GEO. S. WILSON, B. S., Mechanical Engineering. HOMER P. EARLE, A. B., fb. B. K., Spanish. SAMUEL THOMAS BEATTIE, Woodworlg. CLARENCE RAYMOND COREY, E. M., Mining and Metallurgy. WILLIAM THEODORE DARBY, A. M., English Literature. HARVEY BRUCE DENSMORE, Creelg and Rlxeloric. GEORGE IRVING CIAVETT, B. S., C. E., Mathe rrii i tics. JOEL MARCUS JOHANSON, A. B., B. c-J. 11., Carman SANDY MORROW KANE, Metalnrorlf. WILLIAM VERNON LOVITT, A. B., Ph. M., Wfallwenialics. EDWARD IVIcMAHON, A. IVI., American History. WILLIAM A. MORRIS, Ph. D., European History. STANLEY SMITH, A. M., French. CHAS. EDWIN WEAVER, Ph. D., E. E., Geology. HANS JACOB HOFF, A. B., Ph. D., German. LOUIS D. H. WELD, Q. A. X., Ph. D., Economics. DAVID CONNOLLY HALL, Ph. B., IVI. D., Physical Culture for Men HOWARD THOMAS, Civil Engineering. S