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Associate Professor, 1916 -. Alpha Delta. Married Rhae Wilsey, 1916. 116 South Yale Avenue, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
CHERANGE SYLVIA ROBERTS, B. A.
Assistant Librarian, University of New Mexico, 1913-1915. Teacher of Spanish, East Las Vegas, New Mexico, High School, 1916 -. Phi Kappa Phi.
Care East Las Vegas High School, East Las Vegas, N. Mex.
EDWIN STANLEY SEDER, B. A.
Assistant Professor of Piano and Theory of Music, and Director of the College of Fine Arts, University of New Mexico, 1914 -. Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Chi. Fellow, American Guild of Organists.
Care University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
FLORENCE MASON SEDER, B. A.
Teacher of English, Tucumcari, New Mexico, High School, 1914-1916, Auburn, Illinois, High School, 1916-1917, Albuquerque, New Mexico, High School, 1917 -. Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Mu. New Mexico Associa- tion of Teachers of English (Secretary-Treasurer, 1917-1918). Care Phi Mu Sorority Chapter House, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
BENJAMIN CLAY SINGLETON, B. A.
Student, Westminster College, 1910-1913, Dental School, University of Iowa, 1916 -. Traveling Salesman, 1914-1916. U. S. Medical Reserve Corps, 1917 --. Kappa Alpha, Psi Omega.
625 East Burlington Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa, or Shelbyville, Mo.
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CLASS OF 1915
*BENJAMIN OSCAR BROWN. B. A.
Died 1916.
FRED MYRON CALKINS, B. A.
Teacher, Clovis, New Mexico, High School, 1915-1916. First Sergeant, Company K, 1st New Mexico Infantry, Mexican Border Service, 1916- 1917; Second Lieutenant, 144th Machine Gun Battalion, U. S. A., 1917 -. Sigma Chi.
144th Machine Gun Battalion, Camp Kearney, Calif.
MARY MARLOW COOPER (MALONE), B. A.
Student, Christian College, 1910-1911. At home, Roswell, New Mexico, 1915 -. Phi Mu. Married Ernest P. Malone, 1917.
205 South Lea Avenue, Roswell, N. Mex.
WILLIAM JOHN HIGGINS, B. A.
Secretary to the President, University of New Mexico, 1911-1915; Stenographer, Circuit Court, Campbell County, Kentucky, 1915 -. Sig- ma Tau. Associate Member, Legal Advisory Board of Newport, Ken- tucky.
1043 Columbia Street, Newport, Ky.
PAUL LYNN MENAUL, B. A.
M. A., University of New Mexico, 1917; Graduate Student, University of Illinois, Summer Session, 1917. Teacher of Science, Alamogordo, New Mexico, High School, 1915-1916; Acting Instructor of Biology, University of New Mexico, Autumn Quarter, 1917; Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Oklahoma Agriculture and Mechanics College, 1918 -. Alpha Delta. Married Eva Sawyer, 1917 ---
Care Oklahoma Agriculture and Mechanics College, Stillwater, Okla.
CLASS OF 1916
KENNETH CHESTER BALCOMB, B. S. (C. E.)
Forest Ranger, New Mexico, 1916-1917; Engineer, Office of Public Roads, U. S. Forest Service, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1917 -. Sigma Chi. Married Katherine Johnson, 1917.
102 South Columbia Avenue, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
HOWARD SAISSELIN BATEMAN, B. S. (C. E.)
Engineer, MeMan Oil Company of Kansas, 1916; Teacher of Math- ematies and Manual Training, Luna County, New Mexico, High School, 1916 -. Sigma Chi.
Care Luna County High School, Deming, N. Mex., or 421 South Third Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
CAROLYN BEALS, B. A.
Student, New Mexico Normal School. 1910-1913. Teacher, Dwyer, New Mexico, Public Schools, 1913-1914; Head of Rural Department, New Mexico State Normal School, 1916-1917, Secretary to the President, 1917 -. Silver City, N. Mex.
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KATHERINE ISABEL CHAVES, B. A.
Student, George Washington University, 1913-1914. At home, Albu- querque, New Mexico, 1916 -. Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Mu.
501 North Eleventh Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
MYRTLE LORENA DUNN, B. A.
B. Pd., New Mexico Normal School, 1913, M. Pd., 1914. Teacher, Bis- bee, Arizona, Public Schools, 1914-1915, Hurley, New Mexico, Public Schools, 1916-1917, Miami, Arizona, Public Schools, 1917 -. Miami, Ariz.
GEORGE ADLAI FEATHER, B. A.
Student, Parks College, 1912-1914. M. A., University of New Mexico, 1917. Assistant in Latin and Greek, University of New Mexico, 1916- 1917. Appointed Rhodes Scholar from New Mexico, Oxford Univer- sity, 1917 (postponed during period of war). Yeoman, Field and Staff Department, U. S. Marine Corps, 1917 -. Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Delta. Care Field and Staff Department, U. S. Marine Corps, Port Ozama, Santo Domingo, or
Artesia, N. Mex.
WALTER FRANCIS GOUIN, B. A.
Oil Geologist, Empire Gas and Fuel Company of Oklahoma, 1916-1917. Second Lieutenant, Heavy Field Artillery, U. S. R., 1917 -. Sigma Chi. Leon Springs, Texas, or
Box 132, Silver City, N. Mex.
ERNEST WILFRED HALL, B. A.
Reporter, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Morning Journal, 1916 -. Alpha Delta.
910 North First Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
ALBERT SHIRLEY HUNT, B. A.
Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, University of New Mexico, 1916-1917, Assistant to the President, Registrar, and Secretary of the Faculty, 1917-1918; Farmer and Stockman, Wiggins, Mississippi, 1918 -. Sigma Chi.
Wiggins, Miss.
LYDIA THERESA KRAXBERGER, B. A.
Student, Carthage College, 1912-1914. Teacher, Duranes, New Mexico, Public Schools, 1910-1911, Santa Rita, New Mexico, High School, 1916 -.
Care Santa Rita High School, Santa Rita, N. Mex.
LESLIE EMORY LOGAN, B. A.
B. Pd., Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Normal School, 1910, Gunnison, Col- orado, Normal School, 1915. Superintendent of Schools, Montgomery City, Missouri, 1910-1914, Aztec, New Mexico, 1916-1917; Manager, Del Norte Creamery Company, and Teacher of Mathematics and Sci- ence, Del Norte, Colorado, High School, 1917 -. Vice President, Super- intendent's Section, New Mexico Educational Association, 1917. Mar- ried May Bond, 1901.
Del Norte, Colo.
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RUTH EMMETT McKOWEN, B. A.
Student, Liberty College, 1911-1912, Radnor College, 1912-1913. Teacher, Loving, New Mexico, Public Schools, 1916 -. Phi Mu. Loving, N. Mex.
MARGARET RAHFIELD, B. A.
Student, Ruskin University, 1904-1905, University of Wisconsin, 1905- 1906, Chicago Kindergarten Institute, 1907-1909. Private Secretary of Directors, Chicago Kindergarten Institute, 1899-1904, Financial Sec- retary, 1909-1915; Municipal Bookkeeper, Wilmette, Illinois, 1916 -. Care Village Hall, Wilmette, Ill.
GEORGE ALEXANDER THRELKELD, B. A.
Student, New Mexico Normal University, Summers 1912, 1913, Park College, 1914-1915. Teacher of Mathematics and Athletic Coach, Chick- asha, Oklahoma, High School, 1916-1917; Cattleman, Lakewood, New Mexico, 1917 -. Married Helen Luster, 1918. Alpha Delta, Orion. Lakewood, N. Mex., or
Artesia, N. Mex.
CLASS OF 1917
LAURA CHASE ALLEN, B. A.
Principal, Hanover, New Mexico, Public Schools, 1917 -. Hanover, N. Mex.
ALLENE ATKINSON BIXLER, B. A.
Teacher of History and English, Valencia County, New Mexico, High School, 1917 -.
Care Valencia County High School, Belen, N. Mex.
LOUIE CROFT BOYD, B. A.
Diploma, Colorado Training School for Nurses, 1899; Certificate, Pres- byterian Hospital of Chicago, 1904; Registered Nurse, Colorado, 1905, Minnesota, 1909. Student, Teacher's College, Columbia Univer- sity, 1909. Superintendent of Nurses, Denver and Rio Grande Hospital, Salida, Colorado, 1900, St. Luke's Hospital, Denver, Colorado, 1901, Wyoming General Hospital, 1903-1904, Minnesota State Sana- torium, 1909-1910; Teacher in Training Schools for Nurses, Park Avenue Hospital, Denver, Colorado, 1910-1911, City and County Hos- pital, Denver, Colorado, 1911-1915, 1917-, Children's Hospital, Denver, Colorado, 1912-1915, 1917 -; Red Cross Instructor and Examiner in Elementary Hygiene and Home Care of the Sick, Denver, Colorado, 1917 -. Colorado State Board of Nurse's Examination (Member, 1905- 1909; Secretary of Board, 1905-1907); Colorado State Trained Nurse's Association (Secretary, 1904-1906; Member, Red Cross Enrollment Committee, 1912 -. ); National League of Nursing Education. Author of "The University and the Education of the Trained Nurse." Care City and County Hospital, Denver, Colo.
CARL DAVID BROREIN, B. A.
Student, Oberlin College, 1913-1914. Second Lieutenant, 1st U. S. Marine Aeronautic Corps, 1917 -. Sigma Chi.
1st U. S. Marine Aeronautie Corps, Cape May, N. J., or 1602 East Silver Avenue, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
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ALLEN ELI BRUCE, B. A.
Cashier, Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company. Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1917 -. Sigma Chi. New Mexico Life Underwriter's Asso- ciation (Vice President, 1917-1918).
215 North High Street, Albuquerque N. Mex.
GEORGE LYNDALL BUTLER, B. A. ?
Reporter, Farmington Times-Hustler, Farmington, New Mexico. Alpha Delta.
Farmington, N. Mex.
MILAN LANGER DOERING, B. S. (Ch. E.)
Student, Case School of Applied Science, 1913-1914. Geologist with the New Mexico State Natural Resources Survey, Summer, 1916; Analyt- ical Chemist, Graselli Chemical Company, Hammond, Indiana, 1917 -. Kappa Sigma, Alpha Delta.
18 Ruth Street, Hammond, Ind.
GEORGE ADLAI FEATHER, M. A. (See Class of 1916.)
DAPHNE HARRIET FORTNEY, B. A.
Assistant Librarian, University of New Mexico, 1917 -. Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Nu.
Care University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
THELMA EMMA FORTNEY, B. A.
Clerk, Circulation Department, Illustrated Review, Atascadero, Cal- ifornia, 1917 -. Kappa Delta Nu.
Atascadero, Calif.
HOWARD RISLEY FULLERTON, B. S. (C. E.)
Student, Drexel Institute, 1912-1913. Civil Engineer, Government Prov- ing Grounds, Magnolia, Maryland, 1917 -. Pi Kappa Alpha. Care Government Proving Grounds, Magnolia, Md., or 1546 North Gratz Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
JOHN WALTER GRUNER, B. A.
Graduate, Gymnasium, Breslau, Germany, 1911. Assistant Engineer, Maintenance of Way Department, New York Central Lines, 1913-1915; Instructor in German, University of New Mexico, 1917 -.
Care University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
BERNICE HAMILTON, B. A.
Student, Simmons College, 1912-1915. Teacher of Domestic Science and Art, Tucumcari, New Mexico, High School, 1917 -. Phi Mu. Care Tucumcari High School, Tucumcari, N. Mex.
ETHEL LOUISE KIEKE, B. S. (H. E.)
Instructor in Home Economics, University of New Mexico, 1917 -. Phi Kappa Phi (Secretary 1917-1918), Phi Mu. 211 South First Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
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JOHN ALEXANDER LAPRAIK, B. S. (C. E.)
With Chino Copper Company, Hurley, New Mexico, 1917. Corporal, Company B, 314th Engineers, U. S. A., 1917 -. Sigma Chi. 314th Engineers, Co. B., Camp Funston, Kan.
HELEN LATAMORE, B. A.
Teacher of Latin, Raton, New Mexico, High School, 1917 -. 125 Maxwell Avenue, Raton, N. Mex.
JOSEPH EDWARD McCANNA, B. A.
Teller, State National Bank, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1917 -. Pi Kappa Alpha.
517 North Fourth Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
RAYMOND JAMES McCANNA, B. A.
Student, Harvard School of Business Administration, 1917 -. Pi Kappa Alpha.
2 Claverly Hall, Cambridge, Mass., or
517 North Fourth Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
PAUL LYNN MENAUL, M. A. (See Class of 1915.)
JENNIE CHILDERS PARTCH, B. A.
Student, Iowa Wesleyan University, 1883-1884, 1886-1887, College Mound, 1885-1886; Graduate, Chautauqua Institute of New York City, 1893. Teacher, Fairview, Iowa, Public Schools, 1884-1885; General Supervisor, Presbyterian Mission School, Tsinanfu, Shintang Province, China, 1898-1900; Campaign Leader, Woman's Suffrage League of Arizona, 1912. At home, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1917 -. Married Virgil F. Parteh, 1888.
208 South High Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
FERN HAZEL REEVES, B. A.
Teacher, Las Cruces, New Mexico, Public Schools, 1917 -. Phi Kappa Phi.
West Court Avenue, Las Cruces, N. Mex.
JOSEPH BERNHARDT ROSENBACH, B. A.
Student, Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, 1914-1915. Graduate Stu- dent, University of Colorado, Summer Session, 1917. Engineer of Maintenance, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, Summers, 1916, 1917; Instructor in Mathematics, University of New Mexico, 1917 -. Zeta Beta Tau, Sigma Psi Epsilon. American Mathematical Society; Mathematical Association of America.
801 North Fourth Street, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
MAXWELL M. SINDEBAND, B. A.
Student, College of the City of New York, 1912-1915. Court Inter- preter, New York City, 1915-1916; Teacher of Spanish, El Paso, Texas, High School, 1917 -.
710 Mesa Avenue, El Paso, Texas.
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PRYOR BROWN TIMMONS, B. A.
B. Pd., New Mexico Normal University, 1913. Principal, Portales, New Mexico, High School, 1913-1915; Superintendent of Schools, San Marcial, New Mexico, 1917 -. Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Delta. San Marcial, N. Mex.
LOUISE WILKINSON, B. A.
Teacher, Fruitland, New Mexico, Public Schools, 1917 -. Fruitland, N. Mex.
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES, 1918
Candidates for Degree of Bachelor of Arts
John D. DeHuff . Major: English Literature
Lina Fergusson. Majors: Modern Languages, Psychol-
ogy
Rebecca Graham .Major: Social Science
James E. Hoover
Major: Geology
Myrl Hope. .Major: English Literature
Edward E. King Majors: English Literature, Econom-
ics
Louise Lowber Major: Biology
Elizabeth Pennington Major: History
Hayes J. Williams Major: History
Candidates for Degree of Bachelor of Science
Kathleen Long. Major: Home Economics
Shirley von Wachenhusen .Major: Home Economics
HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES (130)
GRADUATES OF THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
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1892-1912
Ray Bean, '06.
Raymond Nelson, '02.
Kate Cunningham (Benham), '03.
Furn Ridley, '05.
Olivia Everitt, '01.
Fleda Emma Smith, '04.
Lena Faber (Cote), '05.
Norah Towner, '02.
Florence Leslie Fox, '03.
*Mary Turner (Ward), '01.
Rose Harsch (Lichtenwalter), '04.
Florence Vann, '99.
Lou Hughes, '02.
Norah Werner (Gilchrist), '02.
Ida Johnson (Shields), '01.
Lillian Martha Winders, '08.
May McDonald (Goodrich), '99.
Graduation based upon a High School diploma and a two year commercial course. The list does not contain the names of those receiving a certificate of excellence in one branch alone. The Commercial Department was discontinued in 1912.
GRADUATES OF THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT
(113)
Bernice Brown Adams, '10. Katherine Orbin Adams, '94. Mabel Alger (Kinney), '97. Mabel Anderson (Allen), '00. Anna Marguerite Anson, '12. Beatrice Louise Armijo, '13. Teresa Armijo, '11. Mary Laurene Asselin, '13. Harriet Kile Bieghler, '03. Mabel Bliss, '01. *Helen Booth, '95. Adelina Grace Borradaile, '09. Louetta Emma Bratton, '12. Nellie C. Brewer (Pierce), '02. Katharine Diana Brown, '09. Louise Josephine Brown (Heller) '13.
Bessie Buchanan (Nelson), '95. Florence Alice Carmony, '17.
Laura Beatrice Colgan, '16. Jessie Craig, '14.
Minnie E. Craig, '02. Nannie Fern Creel, '10.
Bertha Crocker, '01.
Kate Carthage Cunningham (Ben- ham), 04. Maud E. Custers (Howard), '99. Ruby Custers, '01. *Stella Dolores de Tullio, '09. Violetta Carm de Tullio (Moore), '10.
Lucy La Verne Edie (Nelson), '09. Edyth L. Everitt (Williams), '98. Erna Mary Fergusson, '12. (Grant- ed B. Pd.). Anna Isabel Fox, '10. Mary Rebecca Graham, '16. Maud C. Graves, '05.
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Sarah Martha Hall (Moore), '06. Josephine A. Ham, '95.
Maynard Caldwell Harding, '97. Barbara M. Harris, '14.
Genevieve Bernice Harrison (Dun- lavy), '10.
Helen Harrison, '12. Lucy Hazeldine (Dane), '00.
May Hazeldine (Pettijohn), '04.
Bernice Hermione Hesselden, '13.
Charles E. Hodgin, '94. (Granted B. Pd.)
Dorothy Lena Hoffman, '06. Blanche Holden (Morgan), '97.
Lillian Gertrude Huggett, '03. Elizabeth Hughes (French), '00. Mabel Hunt (Summers), '02. Sarah Frances Irwin, '03. Mary James (Scruggs), '94.
Anita Manila Jasper (Milan), '07.
Goldie Evelyn Jordan, '12. Jessie Keith (Ruth), '94. Eugenia Keleher, '08. Julia Mary Keleher, '13.
Margaret Mary Keleher, '07.
Edna Willetta Lawrence, '13. Edith Catherine Loebs, '12. Rose Maharam, '16. Edna Manwarin (Mason), '02. J. G. Maxon, '01.
Eunice MeClellan Lamoureux, (Sais), '10.
Agnes Clelland McCallum, '06. Laura H. MeCollum (Miller), '14. Eleanor McDonough, '17. Gladys Grace MeLaughlin (Biggs), '09.
Jessie McMillen (Stroup), '01. Sadie Mae MeMillin, '09. Elizabeth Menaul (Nicholson), '94. Carolyn Michaels, '17.
Grace M. Mordy, '10. Beatrice Murphy, '07. Nellie Enola Nash, '07.
Edith Niles, '00. *Frances Nowlin (Wittwer), '94. Marie Louise Parrish (McCarthy), '09. Lenor Pearce, '06. Blanche Irene Perkins (Christen- son), '07. Edith Hall Pink, '12.
Vida Pinney (Jones), '07. *James Knox Polk, '16. Elizabeth Powers (Peck), '01.
Fern Hazel Reeves, '14. Leetha Pauline Reeves, '15.
Cherange Sylvia Roberts, '11.
Dorothy V. Safford (Carlisle), '14.
Mary Margaret Schmidt, '13.
Alice Caroline Schreiber (Dawson), '09.
Beatrice Ball Selsor, '17.
Jessie Lorene Severns, '15.
Pauline Sewell, '13.
Beatrice Aileen Sleight (Perkins), '07. Fleda Emma Smith, '05.
Evelyn Beckee Sturdevant, '12.
Margaret Anna Swayne, '12. Emma Belle Sweet, '07.
Elizabeth Telfer (Gladding), '07. Hazel Dell Thompson, '10.
Genevieve Evelyn Tierney, '12.
Mata E. Tway (Wiles), '01. *Oliver J. Van Wagner, '02. Adah Vaughan, '05. Etta Vaughn (Oliver), '95.
Mabel Wakefield (Moffit), '98.
Gertrude Walker (Brashier), '09. Jane Walsh, '09. Charles W. Ward, '97.
Edna Horton Watson, '17.
Henrietta Weiser (Bebber), '15.
Louise Wilkinson, '14.
Lillian Martha Winders, '09. Sofia Beatrice Yrisarri, '15.
From 1894-1915, graduation was based upon a High School diploma with an additional one year normal course; while from 1915-1918, the prescribed course of study was raised to' two years. After 1919, no certificate will be issued by the Normal Department until a four-year normal course has been completed; said course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Pedagogy.
REGENTS AND FACULTY
BOARD OF REGENTS OFFICERS President
Expiration
Appointed
of Term
*Mariano S Otero.
.1892
1894
*William B. Childers
1894
1899
Frank W. Clancy
1899
1911
*R. W. D. Bryan.
1911
1912
George L. Brooks.
1912
....
Secretary and Treasurer
*G. W. Meylert. 1892
1893
Frank W. Clancy
1893
1899
James H. Wroth
1899
1911
J. A. Reidy 1911
....
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Governor of the Territory of New Mexico
Term
L. G. Bradford Prince
1892
W. T. Thornton.
1892-1896
Miguel A. Otero.
1896-1905
Herbert J. Hagerman
1905-1907
George Curry.
1907-1909
William J. Mills
1909-1912
Governor of the State of New Mexico
William C. McDonald. 1912-Jan. 1, 1917
*Ezequiel C. de Baca. Jan. 1, 1917-Feb. 18, 1917
Washington E. Lindsey since Feb. 18, 1917
Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction
Amado Chaves.
1892-1896
Placido Sandoval 1896-1899
Manuel C. de Baca 1899-1900
J. Francisco Chaves.
1900-1904
Hiram Hadley
1904-1907
James E. Clark
1907-1912
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Alvan N. White 1912-Jan. 1, 1917
Jonathan H. Wagner. since Jan. 1, 1917
Other Members of the Board of Regents
Profession
Address Appointed
Expiration of Term
*Juan C. Armijo. Capitalist
Albuquerque 1897
1902
Howard L. Bickley Lawyer
Raton 1911
1917
George L. Brooks .Mining
Albuquerque 1912
*R. W. D. Bryan. Lawyer
Albuquerque 1911
1912
E. V. Chavez. Lawyer
. Albuquerque 1902
1908
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*William B. Childers ... Lawyer
Albuquerque 1894 1899
Frank W. Clancy .Lawyer
Albuquerque 1892
1911
*Fletcher Cook. .Clergyman
Albuquerque 1908
1909
*A. W. Cooley . Lawyer
Silver City
1911
1912
W. G. Haydon. Lawyer
E. Las Vegas 1912
1917
R. W. Hopkins
.Postmaster
Albuquerque
1910
1911
Nathan Jaffa
.Banker
Roswell 1911
....
Antonio Lucero Secy. of State
Santa Fe
1917
. . . .
A. M. Mandalari .Clergyman
Albuquerque
1908
1911
W. D. McBee.
Lawyer
Clovis
1909
1911
John R. McFie, Jr . Lawyer
Gallup
1917
ยท
*G. W. Meylert. Mayor
Albuquerque
1892
1894
*Mariano S. Otero .Capitalist
Albuquerque
1892
1894
J. A. Reidy . Physician
Albuquerque
1911
....
Elias S. Stover . President, U.
N. M., Retired Albuquerque
1892
1910
*Henry L. Waldo
Lawyer
E. Las Vegas
1892
1905
James H. Wroth .Physician
Albuquerque
1894
1911
OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION President of the University
Elias S. Stover
1892-1896
*Clarence L. Herrick.
1896-1901
*William G. Tight.
1901-1909
E. D. MeQueen Gray.
1909-1912
David Ross Boyd.
since 1912
Vice President of the University
Hiram Hadley
1894-1896
Charles E. Hodgin.
since 1917
Dean of the University Faculty
Charles E. Hodgin.
1914-1917
Lynn B. Mitchell.
since 1917
Director of the University Extension Division
Clarence E. Bonnett
since 1913
Secretary of the University
Josephine S. Parsons
.since 1912
Registrar of the University
*Frank S. Maltby.
1898-1899
Charles E. Hodgin
1899-1912
Josephine S. Parsons 1912-1915
Lynn B. Mitchell.
1915-1917
Albert S. Hunt 1917-1918
J. P. Williams since 1918
FACULTY AND OTHER OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION AND ADMINISTRATION
MABEL E. ANDERSON
Librarian, 1901-1902.
MARTIN F. ANGELL, M. A., Ph. D. Professor of Physics and Mathematics, 1903-1904; Professor of Physics
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and Electrical Engineering, 1905-1913; Dean of the School of Applied Science, 1909-1913.
RUPERT F. ASPLUND, B. A.
Professor of Latin and Greek, 1902-1909.
WILLIAM W. BADEN, Ph. D.
Professor of Latin and Greek, 1909-1910.
RALPH M. BARTON, B. A.
Professor of Mathematics, 1913-1914.
OLIVIA MORTON BIRTWELL, B. Di.
Instructor in Musical Kindergarten, 1903-1905.
ROBERT T. BLAIR
Teacher of Violin and Stringed Instruments, 1902-1903.
CLARENCE ELMORE BONNETT, B. Pd., B. S., B. A.
Professor of Economics, Government, and Sociology, and Director of Division of University Extension, 1913 -.
MARC BOUNIMOVITCH, M. A.
Instructor in French, 1910-1911.
DAVID ROSS BOYD, M. A., Ph. D.
President, 1912 -.
JESSE L. BRENNEMAN, B. S., E. E.
Associate Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering, 1914-1915; Professor, 1915-1917.
JULIA D. BROWN, B. A.
Librarian and Instructor in History, 1903-1905.
JOHN M. CADBY, B. S. in E. E.
Professor of Engineering, 1906-1907.
FLORENCE S. CHAPIN
Teacher of Elocution and Physical Culture, 1902-1903.
ALBERT DE CHAUDRON
Teacher of Violin, 1904-1905.
EDWIN P. CHILDS, B. S.
Professor of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, 1897-1901; Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and Arts, 1898-1901.
JOHN D. CLARK, M. S., Ph. D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry, 1907-1908; Associate Professor, 1908-1913; Professor, 1913 -; Dean of Summer Session, 1912.
GEORGE E. COGHILL, B. A., M. S.
Assistant in Mathematics and Fellow in Biology, 1897-1898; Assistant Professor of Biology, 1898-1900.
ELLA D. COLTRAINE
Principal of the Model School and Critic Teacher, 1897-1901. HERMON D. CONWELL, B. S.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 1908-1910; Associate Professor, 1910-1913.
ALBERT B. CRISTY, M. 1.
Instructor in Elocution, Summer, 1892.
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EDWARD B. CRISTY, Ph. B.
Instructor in Drawing and Mathematics, 1897-1898.
JOHN H. CRUM, B. O., M. O.
Instructor in Elocution and Oratory, 1904-1905; Associate Professor, 1905-1909.
KATE CUNNINGHAM, B. A.
Librarian, 1902-1903.
*M. CUSTERS
Custodian and Librarian, 1892-1901.
PAUL H. DAUS, S. B.
Instructor in Mathematics, 1916-1917.
NELLIE DEAN, B. A.
Assistant Professor of History, 1912-1913; Associate Professor, 1913. 1914; Dean of Women, 1912-1914.
C. H. DECKER, B. A.
Assistant in German, 1900-1901.
J. P. DUPUY
Instructor in Vocal Music, 1895-1896.
G. S. EASTERDAY, M. D.
Lecturer in Therapeutics and Materia Medica, 1893-1895.
WILL E. EDINGTON, B. A.
Associate Professor of Mathematics, 1914-1915; Professor, 1915-1917. HELENA EGYPTIADES
Director of the Department of Music, 1910-1912.
ANNA JULE ENKE, Ph. B.
Instructor in Romance Languages, 1908-1909.
AURELIO M. ESPINOSA, M. A., Ph. D.
Professor of Modern Languages, 1902-1906; Professor of Romance Languages, 1906-1910.
ROSALINA ESPINOSA, B. A.
Instructor in Romance Languages, 1917 -.
WILHELM FICK, Ph. D.
Professor of German and English Literature, 1898-1900.
CATHERINE FIELDS
Instructor in English, 1898-1900; Acting Professor, 1900-1901; Director of the Women's Gymnasium, 1893-1901.
MABEL FITCH, B. S.
Assistant in Biology, 1900-1901.
DAPHNE FORTNEY, B. A.
Assistant Librarian, 1917 -.
BENITO FRANCES, B. A.
Associate Professor of Romance Languages, 1917 -.
MARSHALL R. GAINES, M. A.
Professor of Latin, Greek, and Natural Sciences, 1892-1895; Principal of the Preparatory Department, 1893-1895.
CHARLES B. GIBBONS, B. S., M. E.
Assistant Professor of Engineering, 1908-1909.
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*MARY E. GILMORE
Director of the Music Department and Teacher of the Piano and Organ, 1897-1901.
MARGARET GLEASON, B. A., B. S., B. Pd.
Dean of Women and Director of Home Economics, 1914-1915.
ROBERT S. GOSS, M. A.
Professor of Oratory and Commandant of Cadets, 1897-1899.
E. D. MeQUEEN GRAY, M. A., Ph. D. President, 1909-1912.
*ANDREW GROH
Instructor in French and German, 1892-1893.
JOHN W. GRUNER, B. A.
Instructor in German, 1917 -.
HIRAM HADLEY, M. A.
Vice President in charge of the University, and Professor of Math- ematies, 1894-1896.
J. S. HAINES, B. A.
Instructor in Modern Languages, 1897.
JULIA'S. HAMM
Teacher of Violin and Mandolin, Conductor of the University Or- chestra, 1898-1899.
H. B. HENING
Director of Publicity, 1914-1916.
*CLARENCE L. HERRICK, M. S., Ph. D.
President and Professor of Psychology, Philosophy, and Biology, 1896-1901.
*CARL SHOWALTER HERTZOG, B. L.
Director of the School of Music, 1903-1904.
ETHEL HICKEY. B. A.
Instructor in English, 1901-1914; Associate Professor of English Lit- erature, 1914-1916; Professor, 1916 -.
ROSCOE R. HILL, B. A.
Associate Professor of History, 1915-1916; Professor, 1916-1917. MABEL STEVENS HIMOE
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