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

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B02ll'Cl or RQSQIIIS of U72 l5IIiDQI'SiID or WiSC0llSill THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY, Ex-ofiicio. , STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, State-at-Large, za First District, Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh - Eighth Ninth Tenth A: 14 4: cc :A H as rl GEORGE H. J. State-ab Large, an cc u First District, Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh ' ' Eighth Ninth Tenth ca Ac 11 is 11 11 me in WILLIAM F. VILAS, Madison, GEORGE W. PECK, Milwaukee, OGDEN H. FETHERS, Janesville, EX-officio. Term expires A1 1: B. J. STEVENS, Madison, JOHN E. MORGAN, Spring Green, GEORGE H. NOYES, Milwaukee, JOHN R. RIESS, Sheboygan, C. A. GALLOWAY, Fond du Lac, BYRON A. BUFFINGTON, Eau Claire, ORLANDO E. CLARK, Appleton, GEORGE F MERRILL, Ashland, J. H. STOUT, Menonionie, 0fficers of the Board of Regents NOYES, President. H. STOUT, Vice-President. HON MRS. HON. REV. HON. HON. MISS MRS. HON MRS STATE TREASURER, EX-officio Treasurer. 1901 1903 1901 1902 1901 1902 1902 1901 1902 1901 1903 1903 E. F. RILEY, Secretary. Board of llisitors JOHN H. FRANK, Milwaukee S. L. GRAVES, Milwaukee. JOHN G. MCMYNN, Madison. ' AMOS A. KIEHLE, Milwaukee. JOHN H. HARRIS, Elkhorn. ' J. B. WINSLOW, Chairman, Madison ELLEN C. LLOYD-JONES, Hillside. PERRY VVILLIAMS, Illilwaukee. JOHN R. DENNETT, Port VV'ashingt0n. CARRIE E. EDXVARDS, Oshkosh CALEB M. HILLIARD, ESQ., Durand. HON. JAMES H. ELMORE, Green Bay. HON. FRANK E. NOYES, Marinette. MRS. CARRIE BAKER-OAKES, New Richmond. 3 .- ,

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College or Eetters illld SCRIICQ faculty NCI-IARLES KENDALL ADAMS, LL.D., WY, fIDBK, President of the University. Dean of School of Political Science, University of Michigan, 1881-85. President of Cornell University, 1885-92. President of American Historical Association, 1890. JOHN BARBER PARKINSON, Vice-President of the University. Professor of Constitutional and International Law. A.M., University of Xvisconsin, 1863. EDWARD ASAHEL B11zGE, QBK, Acting President of the University. Dean of the College of Letters and Science. Professor of Zoology. PH.D., Harvard University, 1878. SC. D. fHonoraryj, NVestern University of Pennsylvania, 1897. LOUIS WINSLOW AUSTIN, AKE, Assistant Professor of Physics. PH.D., Strassburg University, 1893. YVILLIABE BOLLES CAIRNS, AY, Assistant Professor of English. PH.D., University of Yxfisconsin, 1897. JULIUS MORGAN CLEMENTS, KA, Assistant Professor of Geology. PH.D., Leipzig, 1890. VICTOR CQFFIN, Assistant Professor of European History. PH.D., Cornell University, 1893. GEORGE CARY COINISTOCK, Professor of Astronomy and Director of XVashburn Observatory. PH.B., University of Michigan, 1877. LL.B., University of XVisconsin, 1893. CHARLES ALBERT CURTIS, AEH, Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Captain, U. S. A. QRetiredl. B.A., Bowdoin College, 1861. B.A., Military College of Vermont, 1891. XVILLIAIVI YVILLARD DANIELLS, Professor of Chemistry. M.S., Michigan Agricultural College, 1867. SC.D., Michigan Agricultural College, 1897. Y X011 leave of absence in Europe. During the absence of President Adams, Dean Birge performs the duties of President. 4