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

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THE AGROMECK abriski the Dakotas from ' 70 to ' 9o; Commandant of Cadets Agricultural and Mechani- cal College of Kentucky HENRY MERRYMAN WILSON, A. B., Professor of Textile Industry. A. B. Johns Hopkins University ' 97; Philadelphia Textile School ' 99. 0 T A. CHARLES WILLIAM BURKETT, M. Sc., Ph. D., Professor of Agriculture, and Agriculturist of North Carolina Experiment Station.. B. Sc. Ohio State University ' 95; M. Sc. Ohio State University ' 98; Ph. D. Lima ' oo: Assistant in Agriculture Ohio State University ' 95- ' 98; Agricultural Editor Ohio State Journal ' 96- ' 98; Assistant Professor of Agriculture New Hampshire College ' 98; Professor of Agriculture ditto, Agriculturist New Hampshire College Exper- iment Station ' 98-rot; Special Agent, Division of Agrostology, U. S. Department of Agriculture ' oz. A Z; K F. THOMAS MURRITT DICK, U. S. NAVY, Professor of Mechanical Engineering. Graduate U. S. Naval Academy ' 95: assistant Engineer U. S. S. Cincinnati ' 95- ' 97; assistant Engineer U. S. S. Montgomery ' 97- ' 98; Chief Engineer U. S. S. Vixen, ' 99; head of Department Steam Engineering Key West Naval Statio n member American Society Naval Engineers; associate member American Society Marine Engineers and Naval Architects. A T f2. ' l ' AIT BUTLER, V. S., STATIt VICTERINARIAN, Professor of Veterinary Science and Veterinarian of Agricultural Experiment Station N. C. College of A. M. Arts. V. S. Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto; Canada, ' 85; assistant State Veteri-, narian of Iowa and President Iowa State Veterinary Medical Association; Professor of Veterinary and Physiology and Veterinarian to the Agricultural, Experiment Station Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College; Inspector Bureau of Animal In- dustry U. S. Department of Agriculture; President American Veterinary Medical Association; State Veterinarian and Professor of Veterinary Science and Veterinarian of the Agricultural Experiment Station, Nasau State Agricultural College. FRANK LINCOLN STEVENS, M. S., Pn. D., B. L., B. S., Professor of Biology; Biologist of Erperiment S a ion. B. L Hobart College ' 9 ; B. S. Rutgers College ' 93; M. S. Rutgers College ' 97; Ph. D. University of Chicago ' 99; Assistant in Experiment Station Rutger ' s College ' 91- ' 93; Professor of Natural Science at Racine College ' 93-94; Teacher of Biology Columbus North High School, Columbus, Ohio, ' 95- ' 98; Fellow in Botany Univer- sity ' 98- ' 99; Sanitary Analyst for Chicago Drainage Canal Board Travelling Fellow in Botany to University of Chicago Instructor in Biology N. C. Col- lege of A. h M. Arts ' 01-02; Fellow of American for the Advancement of Science; Asiociate Botanical Society of America; studied at Bonne Hall and occupied the Smithsonian table at the Naples Zoological Station. (I) K W. BENJAMIN WESLEY KILGORE, M. S., Lecturer on Soils and Fertilizers. B. S. Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College ' 88; M. S. ditto. ' 91; Johns Hopkins University ' 95- ' 96; Assistant Chemist Mississippi Agricultural and Mechan- ical College ' 88- ' 89; Assistant Chemist North Carolina Experiment Station ' 89- ' 97; Professor of Chemistry Mississippi Agricultural and Experiment College and State

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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

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0 . THE AGROMECK Chemist ' 97- ' 98; State Chemist North Carolina ' 99; Director North Carolina Agri- cultural Experiment Station since rot; President of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists ' cio-rol. ROBERT EDWARD LEE YATES, A. M., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Prepared for college at Fray Morson ' s Male Academy, Raleigh, N. C.; A. M. Wake Forest College ' 99; special course in Higher Mathematics University of Chicago ' ot. GEORGE STRONACH FRAPS, B. S., Ph. D., Assichutt Professor of Chemiary and Assn ant Chemist North Carolina Experiment Station. B. S. North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts ' 96; Ph. I). Johns Hopkins University ' 99; fellow Johns Hopkins University ' 98- ' 99. P B K. CHALMER KIRK 13IcCLELLAND, B. Sc., M. S. A., Assistant Professor of Agri- culture. B. Sc. (Agr.) Ohio State University ' 98; M. S. A. Cornell University ' 02. A Z. CHARLES BENJAMIN PARK, Superintendent of Shop. Raleigh Male Academy; served a number of years as carpenter and contractor; entered Allen it: Cram ' s machine shops ' 84 as apprentice, served five years; Superintendent Hygeinic Plate Ice Factory, Raleigh, N. C., until destroyed by fire; with S. A. L. Machine Co. as machinist; with S. A. L. as road engineer when present position offered; present position since ' 91; director in Mechanics Dime Savings Bank since organization; auditor of N. C. Building itc Supply Co. WILLIAM ANDERSON SVME, 13. S., Instructor in Chemistry. Raleigh Male Academy; B. S. North Carolina College of A. M. Arts. THOMAS ALFRED ourrENDEN, B. S., Instructor in Mechanical Drawing. Apprentice with Straight Line Engine Co.; II. S. Michigan State College of A. it M. Arts ' 98; served with McIntosh it: Seymour Engine Co., Auburn, N. Y; State Normal College, Albany, N. Y. VIRGIL WILLIAM 13ItAGG, Instructor in Mod-Working. Graduate and Post Graduate of Miller Manual Labor School of Virginia. ' THOMAS NEI SON, Instructor in Weaving aim Designing. Technical School, Preston, England; Lowell Textile School ' 99, Lowell, Mass.; Richard Goodair Springfield Mill, Lancaster, England; Wilding Bros., Alexandria, Lancaster, England: Instructor of Weaving Lowell Textile School, Lowell, Mass. CHARLES LEMUEL FISH, 13. S., Instructor in Civil Engineering. B. S. Worcester Polytechnic Institute. A E. FRANKLIN SHERMAN, JR., 13. S. (Agr.), Instructor in Entomology, Stale Entonto- logith Entered Maryland Agricultural College ' 94; Assistant Entomologist of Maryland ' 97; B. S. (Agr.) Cornell University ' 99; taught in Summer School of Nature 29