University of Rhode Island - Renaissance / Grist Yearbook (Kingston, RI)

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Experiment Station Staff Howard Edwards, A.M., LL.D. Burt L. Hartwell, Ph.D., Director Henry G. May., Ph.D. . Forman T. McLean, Ph D. Basil E. Gilbert, Ph.D. John B. Smith, B.S S. C. Damon, B.S. F. K. Crandall, B.S. Waldo L. Adams, B.S. Walton H. Scott, B.S Herman E. Segelin, B.S. Nathaniel Helme President of the College Ex-Officio Member Agronomy Animal Breeding and Pathology Plant Physiology Chemistry Associate, Chemistry Assistant, Field Experiments Assistant, Field Experiments Assistant, Chemistry Assistant, Animal Breeding and Pathology Assistant, Animal Breeding and Pathology Meteorology Extension Service Staff Howard Edwards, A.M., LL.D President of the College, Member ex-officio Andrew Edward Stene, M.S. Director and State Leader in County Agent Work Lorenzo Foster Kinney, Jr., M.S State Leader in Club Work Mrs. Hope Browne Minor, B.S. State Leader in Home Demonstration Work Thomas E. McLoughlin, B.S. f County Agent, Providence Co. District Sumner D. Hollis f County Agent, Newport Co. District Francis Spink Madison, B.S. f County Agent, Southern R. 1. District Norma Doris Kinne, B.S. }Home Demonstration Agent, Southern R. I. Farm Bureau Mrs. Vivian P. McFawn, t Home Demonstration Agent, Providence County Farm Bureau In co-operation with United States Department of Agriculture. jin co-operation with the United States Department of Agriculture and Farm Bureaus.

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Herbert V. Marsh, B.S. Instructor in Horticulture A r P; B.S., Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1915; Teaching Agricultural Subjects at Gorham, N. H , 1916-1917, from 1917 to 1910 engaged in Teaching Agriculture in High Schools in New Hamp- shire; Appointed Instructor in Horticulture at Rhode Island State College, 192.0. Mrs. Winifred M. Keaney, A.B. Instructor in Physical Training for Women A. B., Bates College, 1911; Undergraduate Assistant in Physical Training at Bates College, 1910; Taught Settlement House Work, Buffalo, N. Y., 1911; High School and Playground Work in Alton, N. H., 1911-191}; Assistant Principal, Pamlcrton, Pa , School, 1913-1914; Appointed Director of Physical Education for Women at Rhode Island State College, 1911. Cecil Langford Brown, A.M. Instructor in Chemistry A X S; T A; B.S. in Agriculture, State College of South Dakota, 1918; A.M. in Chemistry, University of Missouri, 1911; Inorganic Chemistry, University of Missouri, 1910-1911; Science and Mathematics, High School, Motley, Minnesota, 1911 1911; Science and Mathematics, Proctor High School, Minne- sota, 1911-1913; Biology and Algebra, High School, Kansas City, Missouri, 1913 1914; Appointed Instructor in Chemistry, Rhode Island State College, 1914. Winifred Hazen, B.S. Instructor in Institutional Management A Z; O N; B.S., Oregon Agricultural College, 1911; Instructor in Institutional Management. Oregon Agriculture College, 1911-1911; Appointed Instructor in Institutional Management, Rhode Island State College, 1911. Herman Emanuel Segelin, B.S. Instructor in Bacteriology B. S., Michigan State Agricultural College, 1911 (Highest honors in bacteriology); Head of Depart- ment of Biology, Newport News High School, Newport News, Va , 1911-1914; Instructor in Bac- teriology and Research Assistant in Pathology, Rhode Island State College, 1913. Carrick Earl Wildon, B.S. Instructor in Horticulture B.S., Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1916; Instructor in Floriculture at M. A. C. for two years, doing also Post Graduate Work in the Botanical Department; Overseas as Adjutant in U. S. Army, 1918 1919; in practical work on large estates; Appointed Instructor in Horticulture, 1911. Clara Mae Taylor, B.S. Instructor in Home Economics B.S., Teachers ' Training College, Columbia University, 1910; M.A., Teachers ' Training College, Columbia University, 1913, Instructor in Home Economics, High School, Bridgeton, N. J , 1910- 1911; 1911-1911; Appointed Instructor in Home Economics, Rhode Island State College, 1911. George Warren Phillips, A.B. Instructor in Modern Languages A B , Princeton University, 1917 1918; U. S. Field Artillery, in France one year; 1910-1911; Instructor, Hamburg High School, N J , Appointed Instructor in Modern Languages, 1911. Marian E. Deats, M.A. Instructor in Botany I K t A B , Mount Holyoke College, 1910; M.A, Syracuse University, 1911; Graduate Student in Botany Department, Syracuse University holding Teaching Fellowship in Botany, 1910-1911. Lloyd L. Tower Instructor in Mechanical Engineering Graduate, U. S. Naval Academy, 1910, Staff Communication Officer and First Assistant Engineer, U. S. S. Rochester, 1910; Gunnery, Torpedo, Athletic and Communication Officer, U. S. S. Touccy, 1911; Chief Engineer, U. S. S. Touccy, 1911; Practical Work with Manning, Maxwell and Moore, Inc., 1911-1913. Forman T. McLean, Ph D. Plant Physiologist, Experiment Station B.S., Sheffield Scientific School, 1907, M S , Forestry School of Yale University, 1908; Ph D , John Hopkins University, 1914; Head of Plant Physiological Department, University of the Philippines, with Botany Department, High School, Chico, California, with summers with Dr. D T. McDougal, Coastal Laboratory for Plant Physiology of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, at Carmel, Cali- fornia, 1911-1913. Henry B. Potter, M.D. College Physician Lucy Comins Tucker Registrar and Secretary to the President Augustus Boss Davis, Jr. Bursar William Joseph Whelan, B.S.; P I K Superintendent of Buildings

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Memories Like the fast fading tints of the evening sky, Like the pale white glow of the autumn moon, Like the sparkle of myriads of stars on a frosty night, Like the glistening jewels of ice which deck the supple birches, Like the delicate hues of bee-seducing flowers, Like the perfume-laden breezes from the dewy fields, Like the bass melody of the marshland denizens, Like the dreamy cloud-argosies forever being wafted through an infinite sea of azure, Like the ripple of water when a fluttering leaf has fallen on its surface, Like the plaintive note of the whip-poor-will swelling over dale and lea, Like all of these, the beauty, the sincerety, the peace-bringing charm of the memories of our college days will live with us forever until the cloud of life fades into the sunset of a dying day and the whip-poor-will’s song is stilled.