University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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acuf iee, ' neixucioxe an ' b Officcre CHARLES KENDALL ADAMS. LL. D., President of the Univereitv, if r, Born in 1835. Student at I ' niversitj- of Mifliif:Hii, 1857-61. Instructor in Latin and History. Univer- sity of Michigan, 1862-63- Assistant Professor, 1862-67. Abroad. 1867-6S. I ' rofessor of Hls.- ' tory, 1867-85. Dean of School of I ' olitical Science. University of Michigan. 1881-85. President of Cornell University, lS8.i-92. President of the American Histori- cal Association, 1890. President of University of Wisconsin, 1892. SxcuftiCB of t CofPege of rte anb fecttcre. JOHN B. PAKKIKSON, A. M., Vice-President. Professor of Constitutional and International Law. Born in 1834. University of Wisconsin, 1R60- Regent. U. W.. 1S66. Professor of Mathematics. U. W., 1867-73. Professor of Civil Polity and Polity and Internationa] Lhw. U. W.. 1873-1. Editor of Madison Denwcrat. 1874-76. Professor of Civil Polity and Political Economy 1876-93. Vice-President since 1885. Professor of Constitutional and International Law. 1893. EDWARD A. BIRGE, A. M., Ph. D., Dean of the Colleges of Letters and Science, Professor of Zoology. Williams College, 1873. Studied at Harvard. 1873-76. Ph. P.. Harvard. 1878. Instruc- tor in Natural History. U. W.. 1S76-79. Professor of Zoology since 1880. Studie l in Germany, 1880-81. CH. RLES R. BARNES, A. M., Ph. D., B S IT, Professor of Botany. Hanover, 1877. Taught for three years. Summer School of Botany, Harvard. lS7ii and Professor of Botany and Geology, Purdue University. Ind., 1 S0-85. Studied at Harvard, l ' 885-86. Professorof Botany, U. W., since 1887. EDWARD CHYNOWETH, First Lieutenant 17th Infantry, U. S. A., Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Born 1853. University of Wisconsin. 1861 -73. Graduated from West Point. 1877. Served continuously with 17lh Regiment in Dakota. Montana, Wyoming. Professor of Military Science and Tactics, University of Wisconsin, 18W. J. MORGAX CLEMENTS, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Geology. Born in 1869. Alabama State University. 1887. . broad, 1887-92. Ph. D.. University of Leipsic. 1890. Geological Survey. 1892-93. Assistant Professor of Geology since 1893. Born in 1851. Born in 1858. 1880. 12

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( oar of (Kcgen e. St.»TK Sll ' EltlNTKXDESTOF PuBLIC I. TKLCT10N — ilV-O Rcio. PRESIDKXT OF THE UNIVERSITY — ET-OjHcio. State-at-I rge, ytate-at-Large, First District, Second District, Third District, Fourth District, Fifth District, Sixtli District, Seventh District, Ki hth District, Ninth District, Tentli District, ■loii.v .loiiNSTox, Milwaukee, II. W. CiivsowETii, Madison, Oguex II. Fetiikr-s, JancBville, B. .1. .Stevens, Madison, V. A. .loxES, Mineral Point, Georue H. Xoves, Milwaukee, (iEoR(iK Heller, Sheboygan, Frank I ' iialloner. Oshkosh, W. P. Barti.ett, Kail Clair e, Orlanho K. Clark, . ppleton, II. L. Plimer, Wausau, .Ino. V. BAsnEoRi), lluilson. Term Expired. 18»4. 1897. 1897. ISUfi. 1S97. 1896. 1.S96. 1897. 1896. 1895. 1894. ism. (goarb of (Ptet ore, 18C)4 ' )5. Siatv-at-L:irge, St«te-at-I irge, SUite-at-Large, State-at-Tjirge, First CongrcBsional District, Second Congressional District, Third Congressional District, Fourth Congressional District, Fifth Congressional District, Sixth Congressional District, Seventh Congressional District, Eighth Congressional District, Ninth Congressional District, Tentli Congressional District, Hon. Horace Kiiii.ee, Milwaukee. Hon Hrsii ViNsu) v, . l)] loton. MR.S. LollSE K. UlTON, Milwaukee. Hon. Charles K. Dveb, .Milwaukee. Hon B. 14. NoKTiiRor, Kaciiie. Hon Lucius Fairciiild, Madison. Mils. B. A. Clakk, Baraboo. Hon .J. H. Pkatt, Milwaukee. Hon. Tikis. M. Black.stock, Sheboygan. Hon K. H. Halsev, Oshkosh. Mrs. Mary Walmsley, Eau ( ' laire. Hon ftEo. AV. Cate, Stevens Point Mrs. Clara B. Flbtt, Merrill. Hon .loIlN H. M.VTTIIEWS, Menominee.

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VICTOR K. COFFIN, Vh. D., Ae 8iHtHDt l rofi iii8or of Kuropean History. Burn 111 IMVI. Dulhoiivie ( ' oUcKf. !» ■ r-eciiiror in Eiipli h tH rHint.rltlge House Schwil. lUUraX. I8j$6 «T. riii ( lntl Mitftteriil I ' «n(op» Afadcmv. Vii.. 188N-S9. t liulpnt tit Cornell. 18S9- 92. In- siruciur in EiiKllsh Ht rorncH fnivorslty. 189I-9S. also t cturcr In Ulstor ' in 1892. Ph. D.. Cornell. 1893. Asslstnut Trofessor European Ulstorj ' , U. W., since 1893. OKOUGK C. COMSTOCK, Ph. B., LL. B., Professor of Astronomy iiml Director of Washburn Observatory. Born in 1S58. fniver icy of MiohiRuti, 1877. ColIcKe of Law. t . W., ISS. ' S. Assistant fn the Ann Arbor Observatory, 1877-78. A-slstam Enginoor on [inprovcnient of the Upper Mis9l»lppl. 1878-79. . vs|! tant tn WM hlmrn i )tiservjilur , Is7 ' J-Nt. Pruft-vsor of .Mathematics and Astrononiy. Ohln stnti. ' I ' niv.T-itj ' . iJiKf.- T. Profe . ' ior of Astronomy an l Director of Wtishhilrn observatory since 1SS7. WILLIAM W. DANIELLS. 31. S., Professor of Chemistry. Boni in 1840. Michigan AKrIcultural ColleRe. ISttl. Two years Assl nnt Chemist, f nfvcrslty of MtcbiKan. Three years l iwrencc t cleniiiie i»chool, IlRrvnrd. Profes.sor of Agricullure. U. V.. l»f;s. Professor of Chemistry, 1880. State Analyst since 1880. JOHN E. DA VIES, A. M., M. D., LL. D., J 0, Professor of Pliysics. itorn in 1839. I..anrence I ' nlverslty. 1862. Chicago Medical College. 186$. In the War, 1862-65. Pro- fessor of Niilunil l lo y and Chemistry, L ' . V., 1868-7o. Professor of Astromony and Physics, 1875-79. Professor of Physics since 1879. JAME. ' CLAUDE ELSOM, M. D., Professor of Physical Culture and Director of Gyuinasiuin. Born in 1866. I ' nlversUy of Virginia, Metllcnl Deportment, 1886. Assistant Surgeon Stiitc Peniten- tiary. Virginia. 18S»V-K9. Physical Director Minneapolis Y. M. C. A.. 1891-94. Professor ot Physical Culture, ITniversliy of Wisconsin. 1891. KICHAKD T. ELY, Pb. D., LL. D., Director of School )f EiMinoiuics. Political Science and History, Professor of Political Economy. Horn in ISW. CoIumMa College. 1S76. srmllci nbroitd. 1877-7y. Heidelberg. lecturer at Cornell and Johns Hopkins. . s«ioc iHte Professor, PolltUul Economy, Johns Hopkins, 188.V92. Director School of Economics, l ' . W., 1892- ALBKUT S. FLINT, A. M., Assistant Astronomer, Washburn Observatory. Born In 1853. Harvard. ' 187. ' . Massnchusott4 Institute of Technology, 1876-77. Princeton. 1878-79- Student Assistant. Cinclnnntl Observatory, 187y-.so. With Transit of Venus Commisaion and lit V. S. Naval Ohscrvulory. 1831-H9. Asslstunt .Vslrouomer, Washburn Observatory, 1889. SAMUEL BVROD FORTEXBAUGH, M. M. E., TO., vVssistjint Professor Electrical EnKineerinp. Horn In 1875. Cornell Cnlvcrslty, 1890 M. M. E. Cornell Cnlvcrsity. 1893. .Vssistant Professor in Electrical Engineering, 1S94. DAVID B. FRANKENBURGER, A. M., Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory. Born In l»ir.. C. W.. 1869. Instructor in I ' . W.. Ifti;9-71. Graduated from College of Law. U. W., 1871 and afterwards practiced in Milwaukee. Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, since 1878.