Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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lUffl Col. Francis Mallory C.E. Professor of Phvsics Bom August 15, 1868. Graduated from the Norfolk Academy ' 86. Entering V. M. I., he graduated second in his class, with the degree of C.E., in 1889. Com- mandant and Professor of Mathematics at Fishburne Military Academy ' 89- ' 91 . Post Adjutant and Assist- ant Professor of Mathematics at the V.M.I. ' 91- ' 94. He then resumed his studies in Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy at Johns Hopkins University ' 94- ' 97. Adjunct Professor of Physics and Astronomy at the V.M.I. •97- ' 99. Since 1899 he has been Professor of Phvsics and in charge of Electrical Engineering at the V. M. I. Huh? Huh? See the poini? Huh? Col. Henry Clinton Ford I.S., Ph.D. Professor of History Born December 12, 1867. Student V. P. I., Blacks- burg, Va., ■84- ' 85. Entered V. M. I., graduating in ■89 with degree of B.S. and the rank of Cadet Adjutant. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages and Tactics, V. M. I.. •89- ' 90. Commandant of Cadets, Wenlworth Military Academy, ' 90- ' 93. Student at the University of Virginia ' 93- ' 95, which conferred on him the degree of Ph.D. in ' 99. Colonel and Chief of Engineers on the Staff of the Governor of Virginia 98- ' 02. Adjunct Professor of Latin and English, V. M. 1., ' 02- ' 04. Since 1904 Professor of History, V.M.I. Member of the State Board of Education ' 1 1 - ' 23. IV ELL! 24 m=y

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mug Col. Hunter Pendleton M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Chemislr Born at Fredrick Hall, Louisa County, Virginia, January 22, 1858. A student at Aspen Hill Academy ' 73- ' 75. Entered University of Virginia, receiving de- gree of M.A. in ' 81. Postgraduate student in Chem- istry at the University of Virginia ' 82- ' 83, and in Chemistry and Mineralogy at the University of Got- tingen, Germany, ' 83- ' 86, receiving degree of Ph.D. from the latter. Instructor at Tufts University, Boston, 87- 89, resigning to become Professor of Natural Sci- ence at Bethlehem College, W. Va., ' 89- ' 90. Since 1890 he has been Professor of Chemistry at the V. M. I. Col. Nathaniel Beverley Tucker B.S., C.E. Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, and Associate Professor of Chemistry Student at Shenandoah Valley Academy. Cadet at the V. M. I., graduating in 1888, first in class and Cadet Quartermaster. Assistant Professor at the V. M. I. ' 88- ' 89. Av ' arded his B.S. degree in Chemistrv, V. M. I., ' 89. Assistant Professor of Chemistr ' y V. M. I., ■89- ' 9I. Adjunct Professor of Mineralogy and Geology, V. M. I., -gi- ' ge. since 1896, Professor of Mineralogy and Geology at the V. M. I. Centlemen, in this case the hool is all wrong. Died December 11, 1921. Se Mou tell me this — . '

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1®JIB 1922 2±a. il Col. John Mercer Patton A.M. Professor of Cerman First distinguished graduate V. M. I. 1880. Assistant Professor of Mathematics V. M. I. •80- ' 82. A student at the University of Berhn and at Paris. Madrid and Seville, ■82- ' 86. Associate Professor of Modern Lan- guages at the University of Indiana 1886. Taught at various other schools ' 87- ' 04. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages at the V. M. 1. •04- ' 15. Since 1915 Professor of Modern Languages at the V. M. I. Baardi. Col. Charles Wyatt Watts C.E. Professor of Mathemalics Student Norfolk Academy ' 87- ' 89. He graduated from the V. M. I. fifth in his class and a Cadet Lieu- tenant in ' 93. An instructor at the Danville Military Academy ' 93- ' 96. Assistant Professor of Mathemalics at V. M. I. ' 96- ' 99, and promoted to Adjunct Professor of Mathematics in 99. Lieutenant-Colonel and Asso- ciate Professor of Mathematics •08- ' 09. Since 1909 he has been Colonel and Professor of Mathematics at the V.M.I. Now pul doWTj what I iell )0U — . 25