Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Technique Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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LEWIS M. NORTON, Ph. D., ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ORGANIC AND INDCSTRIAL CHEMISTRY. Gottingen. Ger., ' 79. PETKR SCHVVAMB, S. B., ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MECHANISM AND DIRECTOR OF THE WORKSHOPS. M. I. T.. ' 78. CKCIL H. PEABODY, S. B., M. I. T., ' 77. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF STEAM ENGINEERING. C. FRANK ALLEN, S. B., M, I. T., ' 72. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF RAILROAD ENGINEERING. ALFRED E. BURTON, S. B., Bowdoin, ' 78, A. K. E. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERING. DVVIGHT PORTER, Ph. B., S. S. S., ' 80. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF HYIiRAUI.IC ENGINEERING. GP:0RGE R. CARPENTER, A. B., Harvard, ' 86. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH. HEINRICH O. HOFMAN, K. M., Ph. D., ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MINING AND METALLURGY. Hcidelburg and Clausthal. ' 77, HARRY W. TYLER, Ph. D., M. I.T., ' 84. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS. WILLIAM O. CROSBY, S. B., ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF STRUCTURAL AND ECONOMIC GEOLOGY. M. I. T., ' 76. THOMAS E. POPE, A. M., Harvard, ' 60. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF GENERAL CHEMISTRY. LINUS FAUNCE, S. B., M. I. T., ' . ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF DRAWING. JEROME SONDERICKER, C. E., U. of III., ' 80. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF APPLIED .MECHANICS. ELEAZER B. HOMER, S. B., M. I. T., ' 85. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ARCHITECTURE. GEORGE T. DIPPOLD, Ph. D., B. U., ' 83. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES. ALLYNE L. MERRILL, S. B., M. I. T., ' 8:;. ASSLSTANT PROFESSOR OF MECHANISM. HENRY P. TALBOT, Ph. D., M. I. T., ' 85. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ANALY ' TICAL CHEMISTRY. DANA P. BARLTETT, S. B., M. I. T., ' 86. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS. EDWARD F. MILLER, S. B., M. I. T., ' 86. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF STEAM ENGINEERING. FRANK VOGEL, A. M., Harvard. ' 87. A, U. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES. HENRY K. BURRISON, S. B., M. I, T.. ' 75. INSTRUCTOR IN MECHANICAL DRAWING. ELLEN H. RICHARDS, A. M., S. B., M. I. T., ' 73. INSTRUCTOR IN SANITARY CHEMISTRY. 16

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OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION. FRANCIS A. WALKER, Ph. D., LL. D., Amheist, ' 60. A. K. E. PRESIDENT. JOHN D. RUN RLE, Ph. D., LL. D.. L. S. S.. ' 51. WALKER PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS. GEORGE A. OSBORNE, S. B., L. S. S., ' 60. PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS. JAMES M. CRAFTS, S. B., L. S. S., ' 58. PROFESSOR OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. ROBERT H. RICHARDS, S. B., M. I. T., ' 68. PROFESSOR OF MINING ENGINEERING AND METALLURGY. WILLIAM H. NILES, Ph. B., A. M., S. S. S., ' 67. PROFESSOR OF GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY. CHARLES R. CROSS, S. B., THAYER PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS AND DIRECTOR OF THE ROGERS LABORA- TORY. M. I. T., ' 68. GAETANO LANZA, C. E., PROFESSOR OF THEORETICAL AND APPLIED MECHANICS; IN CHARGE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. U. of Va. THOMAS M. DROWN, M. D., U. of Penn., ' 62. RICHARD PERKINS PROFESSOR OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. GEORGE F. SWAIN, S. B., M. I. T., ' 77- HAYWARD PROFESSOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING. FRANCIS W. CHANDLER, PROFESSOR OF ARCHITECTURE. ALPHONSE N. VAN DAELL, LL. D., PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES. WILLIAM T. SEDGWICK, Ph. D., S S. S., 77. PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY. EUGENE LfiTANG, Ecole des Beaux Arts. PROFESSOR OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN. HARRY L. HAWTHORNE, ist Lieut.; 4th U. S. Artillery. U. S. Naval Academy, ' 82. PROFESSOR OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS. DAVIS R. DEWEY, Ph. D., U. of Vt., ' 79. PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS. CHARLES H. LEVERMORE, Ph. D., Yale, ' 79. A. K. E. PROFESSOR OF HISTORY. SILAS W. HOLMAN, S. B., M. I. T.. ' y6. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS. WEBSTER WELLS, S. B., M. I.T., ' 73. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS. Died Nov. 29, 1892.

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S. HOMER WOUDBRIDGK, A. M.. Williams. ' 73. INSTRUCTOR IX HEATING AXU VEXT 1 1.A IK IX. CLEMENT VV. . NDREWS, A. M., LIBRARIAXOF THE IXSTITL ' TE, INSTRUCTOR IN OPTICAL ANALYSIS. Harvard. Va- ' t ' . B K CHARLES L. ADA.MS, INSTRUCTOR IN FREE HAND DRAVVIXC;. lOSEl H J. SKINNKR, Ph. ])., S. S. S., ' 69. INSTRUCTOR IN MATHEMATICS. GKORGK H. BARTOX, S. V,., .M. I. T.. ' 80. INSTRUCTOR IN GEOLOGV FRED L. BARDWKLL, .S. B., M. I. i.. -8,. INSTRUCTOR IN GENERAL CHEMISTRY. WILLL4M L. PUFFER, .S. B., M. I. T., ' 84. INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSICS. PETER S. BURNS, Ph. D., L.wa State College, -86. A. T. A. INSTRUCTOR IN GENERAL CHEMIS FRY. TOHN W. SMITH, INSTRUCTIJR IN INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY ANDTEXI ' ILE COLORING. IL ' VRRV E. CLIFFORD, S. B., M. I. T., ' So. 0. H. INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSICS. ARTHUR G. ROBlilNS, S. B., M. I. T,, -86. INSTRUCTOR IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. FRED P. EMERY, A. M. (Absent), Dartmouth, ' Sj. H. INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH AND HISTORY. RICHARD W. LODGE, IXSTRITCTOR IN MINING AND METALLURGY. FREDERICK S. WOODS, A. M. (.Xbseiit), INSTRUCTOR IN MATHEMATICS. AUGUSTUS H. GILL, Ph. D., M. I. T., ' 84. INSTRUCTOR IN GAS ANALYSIS. AR ' THUR A. NOYES, Ph. D., M. I. T., ' 86. INSTRUCTOR IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. ROBERT W. HERRICK, A. B., Harvard, ■89. INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH. JAMES H. STAN WOOD, S. B.. M. I. T., ' 87. INSTRUCTOR IN CIVIL ENGINEERING, BERTRAND R. T. COLLINS, S. B., M. I. T., ' 88. INSTRUCTOR IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. EDWARD COLLINS, Jr„ S. B., M, I, T., ' 88. INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSICS. FREDERICK H. BAILEY, A. M., Harvard, ' S7. . B. K. INSTRUCTOR IN MATHEMATICS. HENRY N. DICKINSON, A. B., Amherst, ' 8,. . U INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH. ' 7