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1874 .- November 19, James Marvin elected Chancellor.
1876 .- Normal Department established; discontinued 1885.
1877 .- Department of Music organized.
1878 .- Department of Law organized.
1883 .- Medical Hall (old Chemistry building) erected.
1883 .- September 5, Joshua Allan Lippincott began his administration as Chancellor.
1885 .- Department of Pharmacy established.
1886 .- Snow Hall erected.
1889 .- September 1, William Cornelius Spangler became acting Chancellor.
1890 .- July 1, Francis Huntington Snow began his administration as Chancellor.
1891 .- The Preparatory Department discontinued.
1891 .- The University reorganized and Schools of Arts, Engineering, Law, Fine Arts and Pharmacy established. 1894 .- Spooner Library erected. .
1894 .- Chancellor's residence erected.
1895 .- Blake Hall erected.
1896 .- The Graduate School established.
1899 .- The Fowler Shops erected.
1899 .- The School of Medicine established.
1900 .- Chemistry and Pharmacy building erected.
1900 .- November 9, William Cornelius Spangler became acting Chancellor.
1902 .- Natural History Museum building erected.
1902 .- August 1, Frank Strong began his administration as Chancellor.
1903 .- Summer Session established.
1904 .- The name of the School of Arts changed to the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
1904 .- Green Hall erected.
1905 .- Full four-year course in medicine established.
1905 .- Eleanor Teylor Bell Memorial Hospital erected.
1906 .- Robinson Auditorium-Gymnasium erected.
1906 .- Clinical Laboratory erected.
1907 .- Marvin Hall erected.
1908 .- Building for power plant and laboratories erected.
1908 .- Haworth Hall erected.
1909 .- School of Education and the Division of University Extension established.
1911 .- Hospital building at Rosedale erected.
1911 .- First wing of College and Administration building erected.
1913 .- Board of Regents discontinued and Board of Administration of three members appointed.
1915 .- Dispensary at Rosedale erected.
1915 .- Oread Training School erected.
1917 .- State manager system inaugurated.
1917 .- Thayer Museum of Art donated to University.
1918 .- North College, the first University building, razed.
1919 .- West wing and middle section of Administration building erected.
1919 .- Astronomical Observatory erected.
1920 .- June 7, E. H. Lindley accepted office of Chancellor; assumed office July 15.
1921 .- Memorial campaign, started in fall of 1920, carried on through year with $715,000 of $1,000,000 got reached. Six sections of Memorial stadium and grading costing $254,000 erected and used f( Missouri game. Plans started on Memorial Union building.
1921 .- Legislature appropriations for University total $3,069,000. Buildings include power plant, $300,000 Administration building completion, $250,000; library, $250,000; cafeteria, $15,000; addition 1 Engineering building, $40,000; medical plant, Rosedale, $400,000.
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DISTRIBUTION OF GRADUATES.
BY KANSAS COUNTIES.
Allen
48
Linn
20
Anderson
35
Logan
4
Atchison
46
Lyon
63
Barber
11
Marion
37
Barton
38
Marshall
24
Bourbon
33
Meade
6
Brown
47
Miami
32
Butler
62
Mitchell
28
Chase
11
Montgomery
96
Chautauqua
15
Morris
17
Cherokee
36
McPherson
54
Cheyenne
2
Nemaha
28
Clark
5
Neosho
44
Clay
36
Ness
Cloud
35
Norton
Coffey
20
Osage
31
Comanche
6
Osborn
10
Cowley
68
Ottawa
Crawford
78
Pawnee
Decatur
4
Phillips
5
Dickinson
67
Pottawatomie
Doniphan
15
Pratt
Douglas
617
Rawlins
Edwards
9
Reno
89
Elk
10
Republic
Ellis
16
Rice
Ellsworth
19
Riley
8
Ford
15
Rush
10
Franklin
42
Russell
10
Geary
19
Saline
60 4
Graham
2
Sedgwick
Grant
1
Seward
Gray
4
Shawnee
Greenwood
22
Sherman
8 29
Harvey
39
Stafford
21
Haskell
1
Stanton
2
Hodgeman
2
Stevens
1
Jackson
23
Sumner
37 8
Jefferson
23
Thomas
6
Johnson
42
Wabaunsee
20
Kearny
5
Wallace
2
Kingman
15
Washington. 21
3
Labette
66
Wilson
40
Lane
5
Woodson 11
Leavenworth
83
Wyandotte
. ..
241
Lincoln
11
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Kiowa
9 Wichita
203 6 213 1
Hamilton
1
Harper
27
Sheridan Smith
20 27 51
Finney
12
Rooks
Gove
4
Scott
Jewell
26
Trego
.
.....
6 7
28 12
23 20 2
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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
BY STATES AND COUNTRIES.
Alabama
11
New Hampshire
4
Arizona
56
New Jersey
31
Arkansas
38
New Mexico
California
348
New York
204
Colorado
185
North Carolina
5
Connecticut
20
North Dakota
9
Delaware
7
Ohio
83
District of Columbia.
75
Oklahoma
421
Florida
28
55
Georgia
11
Pennsylvania
140
Idaho
57
Rhode Island
3
Illinois
247
South Carolina
2
Indiana
38
South Dakota
17 9
Kansas
3,537
Texas
132
Kentucky
7
Utah
40
Louisiana
12
Vermont
3
Maine
3
Virginia
11
Maryland
36
West Virginia
5
Massachusetts
50
Washington
Michigan
68
Wisconsin
Minnesota
43
Wyoming
Mississippi
3
Alaska
Missouri
909
Canada
18
Montana
62
Mexico
14
Nebraska
83
Foreign
84
Nevada
4 Miscellaneous
.. .
. .
40
.
.
..
Iowa
81
Tennessee
.
.
.
98 55 34 6
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.
49
Oregon
VOCATIONS OF GRADUATES .*
Vocation.
Men.
Women.
Total.
AGRICULTURE :
49
10
·
Ranching
13
5
15
77
COMMERCE :
Abstracters
5
Accountancy
12
2
Banking and investments
152
3
Contracting
14
Executive secretary
8
1
Insurance
34
2
Managerial
28
2
Manufacturing
42
..
Mercantile
123
1
Oil business
19
. . .
Real estate
29
. .
Salesmanship
56
. .
Secretarial and stenographic.
7
36
Transportation
46
. . .
49
624
EDUCATION :
Collegiate
180
72
Executive
91
25
High school, grades, unclassified.
77
338
Librarianship
2
26
350
461
811
ENGINEERING :
Aeronautics
2
. . .
Architecture
8
Civil engineering
51
Electrical engineering
46
Efficiency engineering
3
...
Engineering, unclassified
156
...
Industrial engineering
2
. . .
Mechanical engineering
. .
. . .
Metallurgy
18
Telephone engineering
3
...
298
GOVERNMENT SERVICE :
Federal government, not military
36
6
Federal government, military
26
·
State, county and city officials.
18
6
80
12
92
HOMEKEEPERS
OURNALISM (including literary work) :
Journalism
50
14
Advertising
19
8
69
22
91
JAW
457
...
3
460
MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH :
Physicians
217
6
Dentists
3
.
Oculists
5
1
Nurses
. .
225
-
16
241
IUSIC AND ART
4
. . .
44
48
* This summary includes only the vocational records of graduates actually replying to questionnaire.
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-
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. . .
536
536
. . .
298
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...
575
Farming
62
9
12
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
Vocation.
Men.
Women.
Total.
No OCCUPATION (including retired and none specified), ...
29
. . .
97
126
RELIGIOUS WORK AND SOCIAL SERVICE:
Ministry
16
1
Missionary
13
12
Y. M. C. A.
15
11
Y. W. C. A.
3
20
47
44
91
SCIENCE AND APPLIED SCIENCE :
Chemists and chemical engineers
74
.
. .
Geologists
22
...
Pharmacy
98
3
Scientific, unclassified (including bacteriology, en- tomology, laboratory technicians, etc.)
30
21
224
24
248
STUDENTS
46
. . .
17
6
Totals
2,467
1,339
3,80
CONSTITUTION
OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
PREAMBLE.
For the purpose of forming a closer bond among ourselves, and of maintaining our interest in our Alma Mater, we, the alumni of the University of Kansas, do hereby unite ourselves into an association.
ARTICLE I .- Name.
SECTION 1. This organization shall be known as "The Alumni Association of the University of Kansas."
ARTICLE II .- Membership.
SECTION 1. All persons holding degrees granted by the University of Kansas are, ipso facto, members of this association, but active membership shall be limited to those members who have paid their dues for the current year.
SEC. 2. Former students of the University, not graduates, may be admitted as associate members of this association after the graduation of the class with which they were connected, upon payment of the regular annual dues. Such associate members shall have all the privi- leges of active members except that they shall not hold office.
ARTICLE III .- Officers.
SECTION 1. The officers of this association shall be a president, a vice president, a secre -. tary, a treasurer, and a board of directors of ten members, who shall be chosen from the list of active members.
SEC. 2. The president and vice president shall be elected annually at the regular meeting of the association by a majority vote of all active members present. The directors shall hold office for a term of five years, two being elected each year at the annual meeting of the as- sociation, by a majority vote of all active members present. The president shall be ex officio a member of the board of directors. The treasurer and the secretary shall be elected annually by the board of directors.
ARTICLE IV .- Duties of Officers.
SECTION 1. The president shall preside at all meetings of the association. In his absence, he vice president shall take his place.
SEC. 2. The treasurer shall have charge of all funds of the association. He shall pay out noney only on the order of the association or the board of directors, under such regulations s they may prescribe. He may be required to give such bond as the board of directors may equire.
SEC. 3. The secretary shall be the custodian of the offices and property of the association. He shall have charge of the publications of the association, and shall perform such duties as he board of directors may prescribe. He shall give such time to the duties of his office and hall receive such compensation for his services as the board of directors shall determine.
SEC. 4. The board of directors shall conduct the affairs of the association, subject to the rovisions of this constitution and the instructions of the association. They shall receive no ompensation.
ARTICLE V .- Meetings.
SECTION 1. The regular meetings of this association shall be held at the University during mmencement week of each year. Special meetings may be held upon the call of the ard of directors, upon thirty days' notice.
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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
ARTICLE VI .- Dues.
SECTION 1. The regular annual dues of the members of this association hereafter shall be $3 for the academic year, extending from commencement day to commencement day, and shall be paid on or before the first day of January of each year.
SEC. 2. All active and associate members of this association shall receive free all the publications of the association.
SEC. 3. To provide funds necessary for the prosecution of the work of the association there is created the "endowment membership." Those becoming endowment members here- after shall pay into the treasury annually the sum of $7.50. A complete list of holders of endowment memberships shall be published each year.
SEC. 4. Upon application, a fully paid up "life membership" may be issued to any en- dowment member whenever he has paid into the treasury the aggregate of $75.
ARTICLE VII .- Amendments.
SECTION 1. This constitution may be amended at any regular meeting of the association by a three-fourths vote of the active members present.
HONORARY DEGREES.
1874. .
RICHARD CORDLEY, Doctor of Divinity.
D. O. KELLOGG, Jr., Doctor of Divinity.
1876.
JONATHAN ALLEN, Doctor of Divinity.
P. J. WILLIAMS, Doctor of Divinity.
1884.
JAMES MARVIN, Doctor of Laws.
1887
CHARLES ROBINSON, Doctor of Laws.
JOHN A. MARTIN, Doctor of Laws.
GEORGE R. PECK, Doctor of Laws.
1890.
JOHN J. McCOOK, Doctor of Laws.
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ABBREVIATIONS.
Ph. D. Doctor of Philosophy, granted by the Graduate School.
M. S. Master of Science, granted by the Graduate School.
A. M.
Master of Arts, granted by the Graduate School.
C. E.
Civil Engineer, granted by the Graduate School.
A. B.
Bachelor of Arts, granted by the College.
A. B. in Law Bachelor of Arts in Law, granted by the College.
A. B. in Med. Bachelor of Arts in Medicine, granted by the College.
B. C. E. Bachelor of Civil Engineering, granted in the School of Engineering, from 1887 to 1891.
B. S.
Bachelor of Science, granted by the School of Engineering, and by the College until 1892.
LL. B. Bachelor of Laws, granted by the School of Law.
Mus. B. Bachelor of Music, granted by the School of Fine Arts.
M. G.
Graduate of Music, granted by the School of Fine Arts until 1894.
B. P. Bachelor of Painting, granted by the School of Fine Arts.
Ph. G.
Graduate of Pharmacy, granted by the School of Pharmacy, from 1886 to 1896.
Ph. C.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, granted by the School of Pharmacy.
B. D. Bachelor of Didactics, granted by the Normal Department, from 1877 to 1885.
B. S. in Ph. Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, granted by the School of Pharmacy.
B. S. in Ed. Bachelor of Science in Education, granted by the School of Education.
Deceased.
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CLASS CATALOGUE.
1873.
College
COLLINS, RALPH, A. B. Lost. COLMAN, FLORA RICHARDSON . A. B. A. M. 1876. Hughson, Calif. TOSH L. D. L. A. B. A. M. 1876 Real Estate Dealer, 821 Ridge Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
Engineering
HARRIS, MURRAY, B. S. Baird, Tex. nv
1874.
College
HASSELMAN, IDA BLOOD B. S. 3445 Central, Indianapolis, Ind. nv OLIVER, HANNAH, A. B. A. M. 1888. Associate Professor, K. U. 802 Tennessee, Lawrence, Kans.
Engineering NOYES, ELLIS BRADFORD, A. B. Civil Engineer, 117 Dinwiddie St.
1875.
College
BLACKWELDER, GERTRUDE BOUGHTON A. B., A. M. 1890. 1545 E. 66 Place, Chicago, Ill. DINSMOOR, FRANK F., A. B. A. M. 1878. Died April 7, 1893, Lawrence.
HALLOWELL, MARTHA R. CAMPBELL A. B Druggist, Quenemo, Kansas. nv HERRICK, WILLIAM S. B. S. *
Died May 4, 1912, Warsaw Ind.
IRISH, MUDGE EUSEBIA A. B. High School Librarian, 922 Bertrand, Manhattan, Kansas.
STEPHENS, KATE, A. B. A. M. 1878 Pen & Brush 134 E-19th St. New York, N. Y .- or 236 W. 15th St.
Engineering
MacLENNAN, FRANK P., B. S., M. S. 1887 Editor, Topeka State Journal, Topeka, Kans.
1876.
Graduate COLMAN, FLORA RICHARDSON A. M. A. B. 1873, TOSH, L. D. L., A. B. 1873 A. M. 1873.
College
GAUMER, GEORGE F., A. B., A. M. 1893. Biologist and Physician, Izamah, Yucatan, Mexico.
RICHARDSON, MAY E. B. S. * Died Jan. 26, 1917. SERGENT, WILLARD F. A. B. *
SMITH, CHAS. W. A. B. Executive Clk. Gov. Allen, 328 Broadmoor Ave., Topeka, Kansas.
SMITH, LIZZIE ANN WILLIAMS, A. B. A. M. 328 Broadmoor Ave, Topeka. TREMPER, HENRY S. A, B A. M. 1881 (LL. B. Univ. of Mich. 1878) Wash. Lawyer, 816 Second Ave., Seattle
TUCKER, ELMER B. A. B A. M. 1890 Kirkman, Iowa. nv
WICKERSHAM, JAMES A. A. B. A. M. 1879 Pensioned Teacher, 2205 N-10th St., Terre Haute, Ind.
1877.
College
ATCHISON, ANDREW, A. B. Scranton Correspondence School, Panama C. Z. IERER, EVERARD T., B. S. Lawyer, 1410 Delafield Pl., Washington D. C. ONG, JOHN HARPER, B. S .* Died June, 14,1918. SBURN, WILLIAM, A. B. Farmer, R. R. 1, Motris, Il1.
ERKINS, CLARA LUELLA MORRIS, B. S. M. S. 1880. Housewife, 85 Eastholm Blvd., Schenectady, N. Y.
COTT, ANGELO C., A. B. A. M. 1880
(LL. B., LL. M. Law School, Washington, D. C.) 310 W. 16th St., Oklahoma City, Okla.
TIMMONS, COLIN, A. B. 1428 Girard St. Los, Angeles, Calif. nv WATSON, CARRIE, A. B.
Librarian University of Kansas, 1310 Louisiana St. Lawrence, Kansas.
WEAVER, GERTRUDE ALICE BULLENE, A. B. Housewife, 727 Indiana Ave., Lawr- ence, Kansas.
Engineering
HAPGOOD, GEORGE WILL B. S. 6 S. Elm St., Warren, Ohio.
Normal
BECKEY, MARY MURPHY, Linwood, Kansas. BURBANK, ELIZABETH, Teacher, 109 Third Ave. Levenworth, Kans.
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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
1880
CAHLAN, CHARLOTTE WARREN Retired Teacher, Susanville, Calif. CARTER, ALMIRA WOOD,
1335 Vermont St, Lawrence, Kansas. nv
DAVIDSON LIZZIE STANLEY, Lost.
FLODEN, KARL A. Hanford, Calif. FOSTER, ALLA BARNES .*
GARRETT, EUDORA WADE, B. S. 1879, M. S. 1882 .*
HARVEY, HENRY S. Lost.
MILLER, MARY DILLON,
3213 Thirteenth St. N. W., Washington, D. C. nv.
MORRISSEY, MARY A. BRANNEN,
120612 S. Main St. Los Angeles, Calif. nv. VAUGHN, EMELINE UPTON.
726 Washington Blvd., Kansas City, Kans. nv.
WOODARD, ANNIE VARNEY .*
Died May 1911, Prescott, Ariz.
1878.
Graduate
DINSMOOR, FRANK F., A. M., A. B. 1875 RICHARDS, HUGH TUDOR, C. E. 1878 *
STEPHENS, KATE, A. M. A.B. 1875.
BODDINGTON, ANNIE MOZLEY, A. B.
College
BOETTCHER, KATE (WILLIAMS), A. B. PILLSBURY, De ETTA WARREN, A. B. Housewife, 1101 Euclid, Berkeley, Calif. Dunlap, Kansas.
1879.
Graduate
WICKERSHAM, JAMES A., A. M., A. B. 1876.
College
AUSTIN, JESSIE .A., A. B. Christian Science Reader. Lost.
BRIGHAM, JOSEPH W, B. S. 103 Ocean St. Darchester Center, Boston, Mass. nv.
BYRD, WILLIAM T., A. B .* Died Jan. 11, 1910, Lawrence, Kans.
CRAMER, CHARLES B., B. S. * Died in Colorado.
GARRETT, EUDORA WADE, B. S. M. S. 1882. Died Dec. 15, 1900, Kansas City, Mo.
GLEED, JAMES WILLIS, A. B., A. M. 1882. (LL. D. Columbia Univ.) St. Louis, Mo. c/o Southwestern Bell Telphone Co.
JENKINS, HOWARD H., A. B. Lost
PRESTON, SARAH STEVENS, A. B .*
RICHARDS, LIZZIE MILLER, A. B. * Died July 15, 1901, Los Angeles, Calif. SMITH, SAMUEL M., A. B. Lost.
STEPHENSON, CHANDLER W., B. S .* · Died April 25. 1921. STEVENS, WILLIAM E., A. B. 15th & Nicholas, Omaha, Neb. nv. WALLACE, ALMA RICHARDSON. A. B. Durango, Colo. nv.
Normal
GRANGER, ELLA PEARSON, 637 E. Chapman, Orange, Calif. nv,
PRENTISS, FRANK, B. S. 1884, PH. G. 1887 907 Tenn. St. Lawrence, Kansas. SMITH, SAMUEL M., A, B. 1879 Lost.
WALLACE, ALMA RICHARDSON, A. B. 187!
1880.
Graduate
PERKINS, CLARA LUELLA MORRIS, M. S. A. B. 1877. SCOTT, ANGELO C., A. B. 1877.
TUCKER, ELMER B., A. M., A. B. 1876.
College .
BASKERVILLE, SARAH DUDGEON, A. B. Madison, Wis. nv.
CARRUTH, WILLIAM HERBERT, A. B. A. M. 1883. (PH. D. Harvard 1893) Teacher, Head of English Dept. Leland Stanford Univ. Palo Alto, Calif.
CARRUTH, FRANCES SCHLEGEL, A. B. * Died August 1908 Lawrence, Kansas. CHASE, HENRY V., B. S. 2491 Askew, Kansas City, Mo.
EMERY, MARY THACHER, A. B .. 1613 Tenn. Lawrence, hansas. GILMORE, ANNIE O., B. S. Housekeeping, Eudora, Kansas.
GLEED, CHARLES SUMNER, A. B. Died July 25. 1921, Topeka, Kansas. HAYES, JAMES O. A. B. *
LONG, ARIEL E., A. B. A. M. 1890 .* Died May 9, 1882, Ottawa. METTNER, CORA CHERRY, A. B .* Died Jan. 3, 1897, Lawrence, Kans. PARKER, ALFRED E., B. S .* Died Jan. 1, 1910 Seattle, Wash.
WILLIAMS, SOLON T., A. B. Attorney-at-Law, 624 New York Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
Engineering
RIFFLE, FRANKLIN, B. S., M. S. 1887 840 Clayton St. San Francisco, Calif.
Law
DeGROFF, GEORGE M., LL. B. Lost.
FRENCH, RUFUS A., LL. B. Eden, Alabama. nv.
KENNEDY, THOMAS H., LL. B. Lost.
LARIMER, FRANK E., LL. B. * NEILL, WILL J., LL. B. Lafayette, Ind. R. R. No. 1. nv.
PERKINS, LUCIUS H., LL. B. Died June 1, 1907 Lawrence, Kans.
USHER, SAMUEL C., LL. B. Pomona, Kans. nv.
YATES, GEORGE W., LL. B. Los Angeles, Calif. nv.
Normal
AUSTIN, JESSIE, A. B. 1879. CHASE, HENRY V., A. B. 1880 HILL, RUTH ELLEN, 1134 Garfield Ave. Pasadena, Calif. HUTCHINS, BION S., A. B. 1881. Farming, Mont Ida, Kans. PARKER, ALFRED E., A. B. 1880. * RAYMOND, HELEN BAY, A. B. 1823. SPRAY, ABBIE COLTRANE. 229 Rock Creek Church Road, Washingt D. C. WATSON, CARRIE M., A. B. 1877.
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CLASS CATALOGUE.
1883
1881.
Graduato
SMITH, CHARLES W., A. M., A. B., 1876 TREMFER, HENRY, A. M., A. B .. 1876.
College
DORAN, MARY WEBB WOODWARD, A. B 125 Western, Topeka, Kans. EIDEMILLER, MARGARET RAYMOND, A. B. * Deceased.
FLODEN, KARL AUGUST, Farmer, Hanford, Calif.
HAWORTH, ERASMUS, B. S., M. S., 1884 (PH. D., 1888 Johns Hopkins), Commercial Geologist, 1503 Mass. St., Lawrence, Kans. HENRY, STUART OLIVER, A. B., A. M 1894. 7 W. 43rd. ,New York. N. Y. HENRY, NELLIE GREEN THATCHER, A.B .* Died Jan. 15, 1891. HOPKINS, GEORGE SCOTT, A.B., A.M. 1890 .* Died Dec. 1917, Topeka.
HUMPHREY, HERBERT JOHN. A. B. *
Died August 8, 1890, Hutchinson, Kansas. HUTCHINS, BION SHEPARD, B. S. Farming, Mont Ida, Kans.
KELLY, FLORENCE FINCH, A B. A. M .. 1884 Journalist and Author, New York Times, New York City. LITTLE, FLORA HADLEY, A. B. Portsmouth, Va. House keeper, 245 N. Washington Ave., Whittier, Calif.
NICHOLSON, JULIA WATSON, A. B. Fruit Grower, 5050 Blackstone Ave., Chicago, Illinois.
RANKIN, ALICE COLLIER, B. S. Housewife, 709 W. 2nd St., Albuquerque, New Mexico.
LANKIN, DON JOHN, B. S. Insurance and Real Estate, 709 N. 2nd. St., Albuquerque, New Mexico.
SCOTT, CHARLES FRED, B. S., M. S. 1888. (LL. D. K. S. A. C.) 306 S. Washington, Iola.
SEARS, ALICE PEABODY, A. B., A. M., 1884. Homemaker, 944 Kentucky St. Lawrence, SOPER, PLINEY LELAND, A. B., A. M. 1891.ª UPTON, CHARLES GREEN, B. S.
Retired, R.F.D. 5, Box 424, Rosedale, Kans. WILCOX, MINA E. MARVIN, A. B., A. M., 1888. Normal 1883. Housekeeper, 1605 Ver- mont St., Lawrence, Kans.
Engineering
SMITH, EDWARD GLEASON, B. S. * Died March 6, 1920.
Law
BARR, LEO JAMES, LL. B. * DUFF, WALTER MACKAY, LL. B. Lost.
HAYES, ARTHUR LEWIS, LL. B. Lawyer, J. of P. Since 1893, 108 W. Poplar, Olathe, SURFACE, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, LL. B. * Deceased.
Fine Arts
CARROLL, ELLA KEMPTHORNE, Teacher, Manitou, Colo. nv.
Normal
FRUIN, ANNA. LYDIA MOORE,
Housekeeper, Box 1165, Globe, Ariz.
HAWKINS, CHARLES DANA,
PRESBY, MARY GAMBLE,* Died May 18, 1889, Lawrence, Kansas. ROBERSON, ROSETTA HAWORTH, Poultry Farming, Yamhill, Oregon.
SCHMUCKER, LIZZIE FLORA FARR, Housewife, 343 S. Euclid, Pasadena, Calif. SPANGLER, CAROLINE BAUMANN, A. B. 1883. UPTON, CHARLES GREEN, A. B. 1881.
1882.
Graduate
LEED, JAMES W., A. M., A. B., 1879. ARRETT, EUDORA WADE, M. S., A. B. 1879. *
College
OSTER, FESTUS, A. B. Congregational Minister, 1708 W. 15th St., Topeka, Kans.
OSTER, RICHARD, A. B., B. S., 1882, M. S., 1885. (M.D. 1892 Howard Med. U.) Physician, Usk, Washington.
AMILTON, ETHEL ALLEN, A. B., A. M., 1885. Home Keeper, 2317 Scotwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio.
ILL, ABNER WALTER, B. S. c/o County Engineer, Fort Morgan, Colo. ESERVEY, EDWIN CLEMENT, A. B. (LL. B. 1885, St. Louis Law School) Attorney-at-Law, 906 Commerce Building. Kansas City, Mo. INCKWITZ, MARY WILDER, A. B. * Died June 1916.
MMONS, CHARLES JEFFERSON, A. B. (M. D. Univ. of Vermont), Lawrence, Kans.
SPRAY, LINDLEY MURRAY, A. B .* Died May 14, 1915, Lawrence, Kansas. UPTON, ELLEN A. WOODCOCK, A. B. Home Keeper, R. R. 5, Box 424, Rosedale, YOUNG, PHILLIP CONNOR, B. S .* Died March 7, 1919
Law
CORNFORTH, ARTHUR, LL. B. Judge, Fourth Judicial District Colorado, Colorado Springs, Colo.
GRAY, JOSEPH MALLEN, LL. B. *
HARLOW, JOHN THOMAS, LL. B. *
HASKINS, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, LL. B. * Died Dec. 1897.
RICHMOND, THOMAS F., LL. B. Died Jan. 14, 1908, Smithport, Pa.
Normal
CARROLL, ELLA KEMPTHORNE, Fine Arts, 1881.
HARDIN, MARY BELLE PARKER. *
SPRAY, LINDLEY MURRAY, A. B., 1882 STANLEY, EMERY FREDERICK,
Prin. Junior High School, 1031 Garfield Ave., Topeka, Kans.
1883.
Graduate
OWN, EDWARD ARNOLD, A. M., A. B. 883. RRUTH, WILLIAM HERBERT, A. M., 1. B., 1880. ! STER, RICHARD, B. S., A. B., 1882, M. S. .885.
College
BLANDFORD, ANNA MURPHY, B. S., Normal 1883. Doon, Iowa.
BOGLE, MARY CATHERINE McQUISTON, A. B., 648 Splitlog Ave., Kansas City, Kans. BREWSTER, SAMUEL WHEELER, A. B., * Died Dec. 16, 1917.
hingo
20
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
188
BROWN, EDWARD ARNOLD, A. B. Lost.
BUTLER, EDMUND S., B. S., (LL. B. 1885 Yale). Died May 28, 1908,
Clarkston, Washington.
DART, CHARLES CURTIS, B. S., M. S., 1886 .* Diec. April 18, 1887 at Cottonwood Falls, FOSTER, ALLA MAY BARNES, B. S. * Died March, 23. 1912, Charleston, Wash. HUTCHINGS, FRANK DAY, A. B., LL. B. 1886. Judge District Court of Wyandotte, 624 Freeman, Kansas City, Kans.
LEARNED, ADA ELEANOR BRIGGS, A. B., A. M., 1883. Home Keeper, 1724 Massachus- setts Ave., Lawrence, Kans.
LITTLE, EDWARD CAMPBELL, A. B., LL. B., 1886, A. M., 1892. Washington, D. C., House of Representatives.
RAYMOND, HELEN BAY, A. B.
Homekeeper, 430 Brown St., Iowa City, Iowa. RUSSELL, PERCY BLACKSTONE, A. B. Lost.
SMITH, JAMES GABRIEL, A. B.,
(LL. B., 1886 Univ. of Michigan)
Attorney-at-law, 950 New York Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
SPANGLER, CAROLINE BAUMANN, A. B. Normal 1881. 644 Mississippi Street, Lawrence, Kans
SPANGLER, WILLIAM CORNELIUS, B. S., LL. B. 1885 .* Died Oct. 22, 1902.
Lawrence, Kans
STERLING, MILES WILSON, A. B, A. M. 1893. 1129 Louisiana, Lawrence, Kins.
STERLING, CARA FELLOWS, A. B., A. M. 1901. 1129 Louisiana, Lawrence, Kans. TUCKER, JOHN FOSTER, A. B.
717 W. 49th Place, Los Angeles, Calif. nv. WALKER, OLIVER DAVID,
(M. D. 1886 College Physician and Surgeon, Keokuk Iowa and New York Polytechnic 1893)
Physician and Surgeon, Crawford and Santa Fe, Salina, Kans.
WHIRLOW, WILLIAM S., B. S.
Hocaday Bldg. Kingfisher, Okla.
Engineering
OSMOND, ROBERT MURDAUGH, B. S .* Died Jan. 26, 1891. Alamosa, Colo.
Law
BURNEY, WILLIAM L. P., LL. B. Harrisonville, Mo. nv.
COOPER, ERNEST J., LL. B. Lost.
GOODWIN, EDWIN DLEMAR, LL. B. WELLS, NUMA WESLEY, LL. B. *
Fine Arts
HICKENLOOPER, SUSA HUBBARD BRECI Palatka, Fla.
MELLON, LILLIAN BELL, A. B .* Died 1903 Denver, Colo.
Normal
BLANFORD, ANNA ELIZA MURPHY, A. : 1883.
CLARK, FRANK HOWARD,
(A. M. Univ. of Colo. 1901)
Principal of High School, Bellingham, Was COLTRANE, ELLA D. Osteopathic Physician, Ada, Okla.
COYLE, CHLOE HAWARTH, Housewife, R. F. D. I., Galena, Kans. DAVIS, MARY ANN, Lost.
GANO, EVEOLINE, A. B. 1884. Lost.
LITTLE, EDWARD C., A. B. 1883. LL. 1886. A. M. 1892.
SHEARER, JOHN. LINCOLN, Teacher, 208 S. 2nd Iola, Kans.
MILLER, GLEN LEWIS, A. B. 1884.
6, 8 and 10 West First South St. Salt La City, Utah.
ROSE, GEORGE EARL, Rosedale, Kans. nv.
WHIRLOW, WILLIAM S., B. S. 1883
WILCOX, MINA MARVIN, A. B. 1881, A. 1888.
1884.
Graduate
BRITTON, WALTER HAMLIN, A. M., A. B. 1884.
HAWORTH, ERASMUS, M. S., A. B. 1881.
KELLY, FLORENCE FINCH, A. M., A. B. 1881.
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