North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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THE AGROMECK Board if Visitors IV. S. PRIMROSE, PRESIDENT R. L. MUM SECRETARY R %LEIGH ALBEMARLE D. A. TOMPKINS CHARLOTTE FRANK WOOD FDRNTON MATT MOORE KENANSVILLE W. II. RAGAN HIGH POINT DAVID CLARK CHARLOTTE J. B. STOKES WINDSOR W. J. PEELF RALEIGH J. FRANK RAY. FRANKLIN CHARLES W. GOLD WILSON GEORG E T. WINSTON, PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE (ex-officio). Agricultural Experiment Station GEORGE trAviDE WINSTON, A. M., LL a. PRESIDENT BENJAMIN WESLEY KILGORE, M. S DIRECTOR WILLIAM ALPHONSO wrniERs, A. M CHEMIST WILBUR. FISK MASSEY, C. E HORTICULTURIST CHARLES WILLIAM BURKETT, M. Sc., PH. I).. AGRICULTURIST TA IT BUTLER, V. S VETERINARIAN FRANK LINCOLN STEVENS, M. Sc., PH. D BIOLOGIST GEORGE SFRoNACII ER APS, PH. D ASSISTANT CHEMIST BENJAMIN SMITH SKINNER ASSISTANT AGRICULTURIST ARTHUR FINN BoWEN BURSAR Miss ANNIE CAM ' s PEDDIE STENOGRAPHER 26

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THE AGROMECK Board Trustees STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE S. L. PATTERSON, PRESIDENT It %LEIGH T. K. BRUNER, SECRETARY (ex-ojkio) RALEIGH J. B. COFFIELD, Eviisms First District L DAUGHTRIDG•, ROCKY MOUNT . . ........ Second District WILLIAM DUNN, NEWIERN Third District C. N. ALLEN, 4 ..1.111:1C2 Fourth District J. S. CUNNINGHAM, CUNNINGHAM Fifth District A. ' 1 ' . McCALLUNI, RED SPRINGS. Si VII District J. P. McRAE, LAURI:MEG Seventh District P. B. KENNEDY, DALTON IA Eighth District W. A. GRAHAM, MACHPELAIL. ............... .. Ninth District A. CANNON, HORSE Stun Tenth District HOWARD BROWNING LIITLICTON J. R. JOYCE REIDSVILLE G. E. FLOW Mossou J. C . RAY. Bowe 25

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an THE AGROMECK Faculty of the A. and M. College t GEORGE TAYLOE WINS l ' ON, A. M., LL D., Paysintst, Projessw 0 Political Economy. B. Litt. Cornell University; A. M. Davidson College; LL. D. Trinity College; Instructor of Mathematics Cornell University; Assistant Professor of Literature Uni- versity of North Carolina; Professor of Latin and German ditto; Professor of the Latin Language and Literature ditto; President ditto; President University of Texas; President North Carolina Teachers Assembly; President Southern Association of Colleges and Schools; member Administrative Council of Southern History As- sociation; Advisory Editor of the World ' s Best Orators ; speaker and lecturer. before Nati onal Educational Association, Southern Educational Association, Ameri- can Academy Political and Social Science, U. S. Naval Academy, etc. X 4; 4 B WILLIAM ALPHONSO WITHERS, A. M., Professor of Chemistry, and Chemist North Carolina Et-pertinent Station. A. B. Davidson College ' 83; A. M. ditto ' 85; Cornell University, Fellow in Ag- ricultural Chemistry ' 88- ' 9o; Assistant Chemist North Carolina Experiment Station ' 84- ' 88; Chemist since ' 97; acting Director and State Chemist ' 97- ' 99; State Statis- tical Agent U. S. Department of Agriculture ' 95- ' oz; American Association for the Advancement of Science; member American Chemical Society; vice-presi dent; ditto biloz. X 4; f Z. DANIEL HARVEY HILL, A. M., Professor of English. A. B. Davidson College ' 8o; A. M. ditto ' 84; Professor of English in the Georgia Military and Agricultural College for nine years; present position since opening of College in 1889. WALLACE CARL RIDDICK, A. R, C. E., Professor of Civil Engineering and Math- ematics. A. B. University of North Carolina ' 85; C. E. Lehigh University ' 9o; with Roa- noke Navigation Supply Co. K A. FREDERICK AUGUgl ' US WEIHE, M. E., Ph. I)., Professor of Phrsks and Elec- trical Engineering. Graduate of a German Agricultural College, Germ my; M. E. Lehigh University; two years instructor in Iowa Agricultural College; three years Professor of Mechani- cal and Electrical Engineering in Delaware Agricultural College; Ph. D. Berlin University, Berlin, Germany. FREDERICK liLISHA PHELPS, U. S. ARMY (retired), Professor of Military Sci- ence and Macs, Commandant of Odds and lost actor of History. U. S. Military Academy at West Point ' 70; assigned as Second Lieutenant 8th U. S. cavalry, then in Mexico; First Lieutenant 8th U. S. cavalry ' 79; retired from active service April, ' 9x, by reason of disabilities contracted in line of duty; served in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Indian Territory, Kansas, Nebraska and 21