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1911 Desert, University of Arizona Yearbook Item Type Book Authors Associated Students of the University of Arizona Publisher University of Arizona Rights Public Domain: This material has been identified as being free of known restrictions under U.S. copyright law, including all related and neighboring rights. Download date 08/10/2021 22:47:08 Item License http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10150/188731 :ti,ti'4 \.\'\,\\.\\,.. \\ .\:'''''\\ \\\\\\\\,.. \ \ \\, ," ` i\1°'- \;..,\ ,`\.. .. ..\ \\\,\`\\ . \\\\`'\ \\y . \, \,\, \\\t \ \,-\\\ \\`\. \`\., ', \.`,. \\;.. \\\'à;:`\.. UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA LIBRARY Special Collections N. // /74/- d1r Ornrrt PRESS OP F. E. A. KIMBALL Tucson, Arizona PUBI,ISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Or THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 1911 (6rretíttg I, T IS with much fear and trembling that we hand to you Ithis little book of the University of Arizona.Ever since the issue of the last Senior Annual, in 1903, there has been a demand for another, but no class has been willing to undertake the task. We hope that the book may please all - -that it contains for each student something which will help to keep memories of his Alma Mater; for each alumni, something to remind him of happy days spent on the campus; and for every friend of the University, some- thing which signifies the material and intellectual growth of the University on the Desert. If the book is not as good as you expected,consider that every one must help to make next year's issue better; if it is as good as you expected, then the Editors have been justified in presenting " THE DESERT," 1911. On Krnbrir Parks Vttbrurk llnnr (n.nrhiM1 3ntrrrnt in Or Warr anh 6nnhfrllnlaOip af all Ills #tuvrnts Ias rrarrh far On an Etrrnal Parr in tipir *arts, r Brhiratr ivitll all frirnhnl ip "011r Eir irrt," 1111. alp igi1MXÚ of Regents HON. MERRILL P. FREEMAN Chancellor and President, TUCSON HON. KIRKS TANNER MOORE, LL. B. Ex-Officio, PHOENIX HON. CHARLES H. BAYLESS, A. M. Treasurer, TUCSON HON. RICHARD E. SLOAN, A. B. Ex -O f fcio, PHOENIX HON. A. V. GROSSETTA HON. GEORGE J. ROSKRUGE TUCSON Secretary, TUCSON UNIV$RSITY HALL THE LIBRARY .,,.:lit A ' ' ' k ,O, ie ' 4 1 ' i 'i'' ' '1,0' ' Y::1 ,, kr Pnt! - , , .,,,,,, . ,,-, . 1-14 'Aso" ,.. ,I, ....._ , 1,, ,,, ,,,, ,,, ....,, , -.;?.,. v , .\ A ' ' / i''\' il l:' i ' ---- /,/ - ' Iti .... kN ',. i ti . i ..; , 1 li, Ofthe 4 UNI VERSL 7 1, .. t , , ,--0, 0, ,,,,, , ..,,),, ,,, , ./, , I )Zr0 N A il li , I\04,7, _.:,, . ..., .. DOUGI,ASS Nttrul #g ARTHUR HERBERT WILDE, PH. D. A. B., 1887; S. T. B. 1891, Boston University, M. A.1899, PH. D. 1901, Harvard. President of University, 1911. ANDREW ELLICOTT DOUGLASS, SC. D. A. B., 1889;Sc. D., 1908; TRINITY. Acting University President ; Professor Physics and Astronomy, 1906. ROBERT HUMPHREY FORBES, M. S. B. S., 1892; M. S., 1895; ILLINOIS. Director and Chemist Agricultural Experiment Station. 1894. FRANK NELSON GUILD, M. S. B. S., 1894;; M. S., 1903; VERMONT. Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy.1897. GEORGE EDSON PHILIP SMITH, C. F. B. S., 1897; C. E., 1899; VERMONT. Irrigation Engineer Agricultural Experiment Station.1907. JOHN JAMES THORNBER, A. M. B. S., SOUTH DAKOTA (AGR.) ; B. S., 1897, A. M. 1901, NEB. Professor of Biology; Botanist Agr. Ex. Station. 1901. NATHAN CENNA GRIMES, A. M. A. B., MICHIGAN, 1906; A. M. WISCONSIN, 1909. Professor of Mathematics.1910. CYRUS FISHER TOLMAN, JR., B. S. B. S., 1896, CHICAGO. Territorial Geologist,1911. Professor of Geology and Mining Engineering, 1905. WILLIAM WHEELER HENLY, A. B. A. B., 1905, LELAND STANFORD, JR. Professor of Mechanic Arts.1905. ALBERT EARLE VINSON, PH. D. B. S., 1901, OHIO STATE; PH. D., 1905, GOETTINGEN. Biochemist, Agricultural Experiment Station. 1905. HENRY ALFRED ERNEST CHANDLER, B. S. B. S., 1905, NORTHWESTERN. Professor of Economics and History. 1908. CHARLES ALFRED TURRELL, A. M. B. S., 1896, NEBRASKA; A. M., 1901, MISSOURI. Professor of Modern Languages. 1904. TOLMA N FoxskS GRIMES LESLIE ABRAM WATERBURY, C. E. B. S., 1902; C. e., 1905, ILLINOIS. Professor of Civil engineering. 1907. ROBERT REA GOODRICH, M. S. B. S., Mining, 1885, B. S., Mechanical, 1901, M. S.,1902, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. Professor of Metallurgy. 1907. ROBERT WAITMAN CLOTHIER, M. S. B. S., 1897, M. S., 1899, KANSAS AGRICULTURAL. Professor of Agriculture; Conductor of Farmers' Institutes. 1907. ERNEST SUTHERLAND BATES, PH. D. A. B., 1902, A. M., 1903, MICHIGAN; PH. D., 1908, COLUMBIA. Professor of English.1908. HIRAM MCI,. POWELL. CAPTAIN, Ü. S. A., 1890.WEST POINT. Professor of Military Science and Tactics. 1909. GEORGE FOUCHE FREEMAN, B. S. B. S., 1903, ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. Plant Breeder, Agricultural Experiment Station.1909. AUSTIN WINFIELD MORRILL, PH. D.(Phoenix). B. S., 1900, MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE; B. S., BOSTON, 1900; PH. D., 1903, MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULT- URAL COLLEGE. Entomologist, Agricultural Experiment Station.Arizona Horti- cultural Commission. 1909. FREDERICK W. WILSON, B. S.(Phoenix). B. S., 1905, KANSAS AGRICULTURAL. Associate Animal Husbandman, Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion.1905. WILLIAM GEORGE MEDCRAFT, A. M. A. B., 1898, A. M. 1904, KANSAS WESLEYAN. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. 1905. RAYMOND CALVIN BENNER, PH. D. B. S., 1902, MINNESOTA; M. S., 1905, Ph. D., 1909, WISCONSIN Assistant Professor of Chemistry, 1906. WILLIAM HORACE Ross, PH. D. B. S., 1903, M. S., 1904, DALHOUSIE; PH. D., 1907, CHICAGO. Assistant Chemist, Agricultural Experiment Station, 1907. 1; )0I)RICH T I" Ithl(1,1, THORNBER LEVONA PAYNE NEWSOM, PH. D. A. B., 1892, PH. D., 1895, FRANKLIN. Assistant Professor of Latin and Greek. 1905. FRANCIS M. PERRY, A. M. A. M., BUTLER COLLEGE, 1893. Assistant Professor of English; Principal of Preparatory De- partment. 1910. FRANK CALEB KELTON, B. S. B. S., 1904, ARIZONA. Assistant Engineer, Agricultural Experiment Station. 1909. MARION CUMMINGS STANLEY, B. L. B. L., 1900, CALIFORNIA. Assistant Professor of Philosophy, 1902. ESTELLE LUTRELL, A. B. A. B., 1896, CHICAGO. Instructor in English; Librarian. 1904. FREDERICK EDWIN TALMAGE, B. L. B. L., 1903, CALIFORNIA. Instructor in Stenography and Bookkeeping. 1904. IDA CHRISTINA REID, PH. B. PH. B., 1906, ARIZONA. Instructor in History and Mathematics. 1906. FRANK LEWIS KLEEBERGER, B. S. B. S., 1908, CALIFORNIA. Instructor in Physical Training and Chemistry; Director of the Gymnasium, 1908. WILLIAM LUCIUS FOWLER, B. S. B. S., 1902, MISSOURI Instructor in Animal Husbandry.1909. WILLIAM JAMES GALBRAITH, JR., J. D. A. B., 1906, LELAND STANFORD, JR., J. D., 1908, CHICAGO. Instructor in Law.1909. LOUISE M. PETERS, A. M. A. B., CALIFORNIA, 1902; A. M., COLORADO, 1905. Instructor in Modern Languages.1910. BERT A. SNOW, M. E. B. S., COLORADO, 1907; M. E., CORNELL, 1910. Instructor in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, 1910. NF,NLE1" WATERI3URY LUTRF,I,I, MEDCRAFT ALEXANDERM.McOMIE, B.S. B. S.,(Agric.) UTAH AGRI. COLLEGE,1909;B.S.,BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY,1906. Assistant Agriculturist. 1910. CHARLES HENRY CLARK,B. S. B.S.. N.DAKOTA AGR. COLLEGE.1910. Assistant Plant Breeder. 1910. JOSEPHINE MACK, A.B. A.B.,LAKE FOREST,1910. Instructor in English,1910. ANGELA E. O'BRYNE. Instructor in Music. 1910. IDAW.DOUGLASS, PH.B. PH.B., ARIZONA,1910. Instructor in Physical Geography. 1910. Abministratitw (offrers nnb Assistants FREDERICK EDWIN TALMAGE,B. L.,Secretaryofthe University.1904 E. DANA TROUT, SecretaryofAgricultural Exper. Station. 1909. MILESM.CARPENTER, Clerk in President's Office. 1907. HERBERT BROWN, Curatorofthe Territorial Museum. MRS. IDAT.UNDERHILL, PreceptressofYoung Women. 1910. WILLIAMLUCIUSFOWLER, HeadofSouth Hall. 1910. HENRY ALFRED ERNEST CHANDLER, HeadofNorth Hall. 1909. WALTERM.COLE, SuperintendentofGrounds. 1907. THEODORE CHAPIN, Assistant in Geology. MISSMABEL A. GUILD, Assistant Librarian. MINER L. HARTMANN, Assistant in Chemistry. RALPH HARRISON, Assistant in Metallurgy. LLOYD ELLIOT, Assistant in Physics. FREDW.RODOLP, Assistant inCivilEngineering. MissALICEI,AwsoN, Assistant in Botany. 1 STANLEY BROWN FOWLER UNDERHILL LEON HENRI STRONG, B. A. " PEE LONG " Ill Delta Theta Rho (Prep); Delta Phi; Track, '07 -'08; Second Lieutenant, '07 -'08; Manager Track, '10- ' 11; Philomatheon, '07 -'08, '08 -'09; Forum, '09- ' 10; Philomatheon, '10-'11; Editor " Arizona Life," '10-'11 ;President Student Association,'10-'11 ; President Senior Class, '11; Editor -in -Chief " The Desert," '10-'11; P. S. B., '03-'11. This tall, strong boy has managed to keep himself fairlybusytheseeightlongyears. He has a bunch of convoluted gray under his brown hair that allows him to succeed without much effort.When Pee Long blows into your presence you never know whether it is a terrorist demonstration or a hurricane. He is a queener of no mean ability and has been yearsat it. Too bad such a boy should marry when so young. IVY MAE PURCELL, B. A. "IMP" Gamma Delta (Prep); P. S. B. '03 -'11. It's some accomplishment to have been able to handle successfully no less than six untamed men, besides being a social whirler.Imp could not make her eyes behave, being the keenest " caser " of all the girls.Hers were most violent when they did take effect, but she can boast of always recovering quickly. This little fluffy ruffles is one whom everybody likes, for'she is always in good humor, keeps a "cozy little" corner in her heart, has plenty to say, and is always up and going in her work. FRANK WINFRED ROSE, B. S.(in mining). "SLEEPY " P. S.B., '03-'11; Secretary Senior Class; Secretary Athletic Association, '07 -'08; Secretary Students' Association, '08 -'09, '09-'10; Football, '04 -'05. Sleepy hailed from the tall and uncut.He entered the U. of A. away back in the days of the St. Patrick Rebellion.In fact, his earliest history here ante -dates the present faculty (save one).In fact so long has he vegetated hereabout that all the Profs. have agreed to let him through so as to make room for some good men. Many and diverse have been the circumstances which have lured him into the sphere of exalted damsels.