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BOARD OF REGENTS

n..T. LUCHER STARK01ln;nnan

OFFICERSH. J. Lutcher Stark, Chairman.

S. L. Batts, Vice-Chairman.

C. D. Simmons, Secretary.

REGENTSR. L. Batts, Austin.

::\-JarcellnsE. Foster, Houston.

Robert L. Holliday, El Paso.

Ed Howard, ~Wichita Falls.

Sam Neathery, McKinney.

Mrs, H. J. O'Hair, Coleman.

H .• J. Lutcher Stark, Orange.

R. G. Storey, Dallas.

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DEAN .J. W. JUDD

B. S. Oklahoma Agricultmal and Mechanical College, 1904.E. E. Texas Agricultnral and l\1ec~alljcal College, 1909.

DEitN AND PROFESSOR OF' ENGINEERING AND MATHEIII.l1'lCS .

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LLOYD A. NELSONE. M., Texas Scbool of Mines,

1916.Engineering Department, Can ..anea Consolidated Copper Com-pany, 1916-17 ; Engineer,Phelps Dodge Corporation,Tyrone, New Mexico, 1917-18;Engineering Department, U. S.Reclamation Service, 1918:Engineer, Chino Copper Com-pany, Santa Rita, New Mex-ico, 1918-19; Adjunct Profes-sor of Engineering and Ma-thernaics, College of Mines andMetallurgy, University ofTexas, 1920-.

FRANKLIN HUPPSEAMON

E. M., Missouri School ofMines and Metallnrgy, 189l.Assistant Chemist, Laughlin& Junction Iron & Steel Com-pany, Mingo Junction, Ohio,1891-92; Chemist and Asaaver,Motolina Consolidated Min-ing Company. Zacatecas, Mex-ico, 1892; Chemist, Vacas Min-ing and Smelting Company,Vacas, Durango, Mexico, 1892-94; Chemist, Baradon y CabrasMining Company. Guanaeevi,Mexico, 1894-95; Ore Purchas-ing Agent, La Gran FundicionNacional Mexicana, Mexico,Proprietor of The SeamonAssay Company. Mining En-gineering and Analytical Chem-istry, El Paso, Texas, 1898·1915; Professor of Chemistryand Assaying, College ofMines and Metallurgy, Univer-sity of Texas, 1915-.

WILLIAM HENRYSElUlON

B. S., University of Virginia,1881.

Professor of Natural Science,Miller School, Virginia, 1882-88; Professor of Chemistryand Metallurgy, MissouriSchool of Mines, 1888-95;President and Professor ofMining, New Meadco Scboolof Mines, 1895-98; Superin-tendent of Lead and ZincMine, Missouri, 1890-92;Head of Exploring Parties inAlaska, 1898-99; Manager ofCopper Bell Mining and Smelt-ing Co., Arizona. 1900 ..02 :Superintendent of Tin Mine inNorth Carolina, 1903; Con-suIting Chemist and Metallur-gist, Chihuahua. Mexico, 1904-10; Mining lead and silver inChihuahua, Mexico, 1911-12;Superintendent o-f SwanseaCopper Smelting Co., Arizona,1912; Superintendent of LaDura Mines. Sonora, 'Ie'"i:ico,1913; Superintendent of SantaRosalia Smelting Co., Mexico,1915; Assistant Su,perinten-dent Magistral Smelting Co.,Mexico, 1916; in niter exp lor'a-tions in West Texas. 1917;Superintendent of RichmondBasin Silver Mine. Arizona.1918; Professor of Mining andGeology. College of Mines andMetallurgy, Univeroity) ofTexas, 1918-.

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EM~lET ADDIS DRAKEA. B .. Wisconsin University,

1882.A. M., Wisconsin University,

18 7.Instructor, Wisconsin Univer-sity, 1883-4; Instructor, Mis-souri School of Mines, 1885-91; Mining in Southwest Mis-souri, 1 91-7; Professor ofLanguages, New Mexico Schoolof Mines, 1897-1913; Presi-dent of the Faculty, New Mex-ico School of Mines, 1908-13;ss ociate Professor of English

~ ~ and Economics, College ofMines and Metallurgy, Univer-

. fily of Texas, 1919-.

JOHN FRASERGRAHAM

B. S.. Michigan College ofMines, 1905.

E. M., Michigan College ofMines, 1922.

Engineeri ng Pos itions in W v-oming, Arizona, Utah, and Ne-vada, 1905-11; Professor ofMining and Metallurgy, NewMexico School of Mines, So-corro, New Mexico, 1911-14;Mine Operation and Construc-tion in Georgia, Texas. NewMexico, Arizona, and Sonora,1914-21; Professor of Miningand Metallurgy, WisconsinMining School, Platts ville,Wisconsin. 1921-25; Professorof Metallurgy, College OfMines and Metallurgy, Univer-sity of Texas, 1925-.

H. E. QUI NE. M. (Geology) University ofMinnesota School of Mines.

1918.Geological Survey. Oliver Min-ing Co., Wisconsin, 1919 ..20;Instructor Geology. Universityof Lll'in ois , 1921-22; Post Gra-duate work, Department ofGeology, University of Min-nesota, 1924; Adjunct Profes-sor, Mining and Geology. Co l-lege of Mines and Metallurgy,University of Texas, 1924-.

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GEORGE BLANTONPOWELL

B. A., Rice, '2l.Graduate wor-k, Texas Univer-sity; Instructor Engineeringand Mathematics; Athletic Di-rector, College of Mines andMetallurgy, University ofTexas, 1924-1926.

MARY GREENE KEJ~LYB. A., Wellesley College, 1922.Graduate Work, Columbia Uni-versity; Teacher, El Paso HighSchool, 1923-25; Adjunct Pro-fessor of History, College ofMines and Metallurgy, Univer-sity uf Texas, 1925-.

MRS. ANITA WHATLEYI~ORENZ

B. A. University of Texas,1925.

High Schools of Waco and SanAntonio, 1915-19; Supervisorof Modern Languages, StateDepartment of Education,1919-20; Assistant Professor. of Spanish, S. M. U., Dallas,1920-24: Instructor of ModernLanguages, College of Minesand Metallurgy, University ofTexas, 1925-.

BURT FRANKLINJENNESS

]IL D .• Dartmouth Medical Col-lege, 1899.

Graduate of Naval MedicalSchool. 1903.

Service in Medical Corps. U.S. Navy, 12 years; Lieut. Com-mander, Medical Corps. U. S.Na vy. retired; Lecturer of Hy -giene and Sanitation and Eirs tAid, College of Mines and Met-allurgy, University of Texas.1918-.

IJUOY MITCHELLMRS. WEBBSecretary to the Dean.

RUTH M. AUGURRegistrar. Librarian ..

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