University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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22 UNIVERSITY OK MAINE MAINE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION STATION STAFF Charles Dayton Woods, 13.S., Sc.D. Director of the Experiment Station Born at Brooks. Maine, September 11, 1856; Wesleyan Uni- versity. B.S.. 1880; University of Maine Sc.D., 1905; Assistant in Chemistry, Wesleyan. 1880-83; Teacher of Natural Sciences. Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham. Mass. 1883-88; Chemist and Vice-Director of Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station 1888- 96; Professor of Agriculture, University of Maine 1896-1903; Director of the Maine Experiment Station 1896—; Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science; Member of American Chemical Society. American Forestry Association. International Association of Applied Chemistry, Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science. American Geographical Soci- ety ; «I B K. K t X 'R. James Monkok Bartlett. M S. Chemist Warner Jackson Morse, Pii.D. Plant Pathologist Raymond Pearl, Pii.D. Biologist Oskar Augustus Johannsen. Pii.D. Entomologist Edith Marion Patch. Pii.D. dissociate E n to mo log is Herman Herbert Hanson, M.S. dissociate Chemist Charles Edward Lewis, Pii.D. dissociate Plant Pathologist Mayne Rose Curtis, M.A. dlssistan t B iologist Albert Merrill, B.S. dlssistant Chemist Edward Eugene Sawyer, I».S. dlssistant Chemist Helen Willard Aver ill, B.A. Assistant Chemist Royden Lindsay Hammond Seed Analyst and Photographer W alter Anderson Poultry man V EI.LI n ;ton S i N cl a 1 r Superintendent of High moor 'arm Clarence Wallace Barber. B.S. dlssistant Biologist George Albert Ybaton Orchardist at High moor Farm Elmer Robert Tobie, B.S. Inspector Edgar Albert White Inspector Alice Wood Averill Laboratory dlssistant Harry Alexander Laboratory dlssistant Vernom Folsom Laboratory Assisfant Charles Inman dlssistant Estella Morrison Computer Blanche Folsom Pooler Clerk and Stenographer Gem Coombs Stenographer

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THE 1914 PRISM 21 COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION llAROLD SlIKKHURNE BOAKDM AN, C.E. Dean of the College of Technology and Professor of Civil Engineering Horn at Hanger, Maine. March 31. 1S74; University of Maine, B.C.E.. 1895; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1895-96; Tutor in Drawing. University of Maine, 1896-99; with Union Bridge Company, 1899-1900; with American Bridge Company. 1900- 01; Instructor in Civil Engineering, University of Maine, 1901- 03; Professor and Head of Department. 1903; Dean of the College of Technology, 1910—; Engineer on Hydrographic work of Maine in connection with U. S. Geological Survey. 1904-10; at the present time in private engineering and consultation work; Associate Member, American Society of Civil Engineers; Mem- ber of American Society for Testing Materials; Member of Soci- ety for Promotion of Engineering Education; Member of the Boston Society of Civil Engineers; Member of the Maine Society of Civil Engineers; 1' K ♦, T B n, 11 0 II. Wilbur Fiske Jackman, B.S., Pii.C. Professor of Pharmacy Arthur Crawford Jewf.tt, S B. Professor of Mechanical Engineering Charles Partriixje Weston, CMC, M.A. Professor of Mechanics and Drawing Charles Barto Brown, C.E. Professor of Railroad Engineering Ralph Harper McKee, Ph.I) Professor of Chemistry William Edward Barrows, E.E. Professor of Electrical Engineering Charles Wilson Easley, Pii.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry Paul Leonard Bean, B.S. Associate Professor of Civil Engineering Albert Theodore Childs, B.S., E.E. Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Winslow Hobart Hkrschel, A.B. Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Archer Lewis Grover, B.S. Assistant Professor of Drawing Lloyd Meeks Burgh art, M.A. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Julius Ernest Kaulfuss, B.S. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Everett Willard Davee Instructor in Wood and Iron Work' Charles Jenkins Carter Instructor in Machine Tool Work1

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 )5»£ co ooOo ((Q)|; il; :d jos 8 1 J Alumni Associations i 8 ice jz. — a These associations hare been organized for the purpose of extending the influence of the University, and beeping alive its spirit in various sections of the country. They hare rendered efficient service in promoting the interests of the ( nirersity. GENERAL ASSOCIATION President. Ciiaki.es Y. Mullen. 1883. Bangor Vice-President. Edson F. Ditchings. 1885. Orono Recording Secretary. Ekemokt L. Russell, 1885. Orono Corresponding Secretary. Ralph K. Jones, 1886, Orono Treasure, James A. Gannett. 1908. Orono .Necrologist, James X. Hart, 1885. Orono ADVISORY COUNCIL Members at Large Term Expires Albert II. Brown, B.S.. 1880. Old Town. Maine........... 1912 Georoe H. Hamlin, C.E.. 1873, Orono. Maine.............. 1912 Louis C. Southard, M.S., LL.D.. 1875. Boston, Mass...... 9 3 Charles E. Oak. M.E., 1876, Bangor, Maine............... 1913 Perley B. Palmer, B.C.E.. 1896, Orono, Maine............ 1914 Jf.remiaii S. Ferguson, M.S., M.D., 1889. New York City. 1914 Charles S. Bickford, B.S.. 1882. Belfast. Maine......... 9 5 George E. Thompson. B.C.E.. 1891, Bangor. Maine......... 1915 Edward H. Kelley, B.S.. 1890. Bangor, Maine............. 1916 C. Parker Crowell. B.M.E., 1898, Bangor, Maine.......... »9 6 Representing the College of Agriculture Whitman H. Jordan, Sc.D., LL.D., 1875, Geneva, X. 'i.... 1015 Representing the College of Arts and Sciences Deforest H. Perkins, M.A., LL.B., 1900, Portland, Maine. 1912 Representing the C allege of Law Frank D. Fenderson. LL.B.. 1899 Law. Limerick. Maine.... 1916 Representing the College of echnology George F. Black, C.E., 1886, Portland, Maine............ '913 23