Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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5 33 Hobart Street, Pittsburg. Charles W. Howard, B.S........................ University of Michigan, 1903. Engaged in many of the large manufacturing plants as draftsman and designer. Instructor in Materials of Construction. Hans R. Setz, M.E..................................................5 i9 Woodmont Street. Assistant ikum, Zurich, 1901. With Rukler Bros, at Uzwil, Switzerland. I11 steam turbine department of Brown Bovcri Co. at Baden, Switzerland. Came to America in January, 1903. With Brown, Corliss Eng. Co. at Corliss, Wis. In steam turbine department and gas engine engineering at Westing-house Machine Co. Instructor in Engine Design. Harry S. Lightcap, B.S. ........ 107 Allen Avenue. Pennsylvania State College, 1904. With McClintic-Marshall Co., 1904. Engineering Department of Harbison-Walker Refractories Co., 1905. Assistant Steam expert with American Steel and Wire Co., 1905-06. Instructor in Mathematics. Herman T. R. Aude, M.S...................................................3609 Boquet Street. Colgate University, 1905. Teacher of Chemistry in Colgate Academy, 1905. Assistant in Mathematics at Colgate University 1905-06. Instructor in Mathematics. William B. Yates, M.E. .... . 802 Franklin Avenue, Wilkinsburg. General Education, Leeds Grammar School, Technical Branch Schools of Science and Art Department, London. With W. S. Yates, Halifax, England. Royal Laboratory Department, Woolrich Arsenal, England. R. Xoc Co., New York. Gen Supt. Campbell Printing Press Manfg. Co., Gould Eberhardt, Newark. Instructor in Mechanical Drawing. Karl K. Stevens, B.S.....................................331 Wilmot Street, Pittsburg. University of Michigan, 1898. Assistant Chemist Illinois Steel Co., Joliet, 111. Chief Chemist, Dayton Coal Iron Co., Dayton, Ohio. Chief Chemist for Toledo Furnace Co., Toledo, O. Instructor in Elementary Chemistry. A. LeRoy Lightxer, A.B. . . . . . . 6043 Stanton Avenue, Pittsburg. Franklin Marshall College, 1904. Teacher of Ancient Languages and History at Massamutten Academy, Woodstock. Virginia. Teacher of Mathematics and English in the Lancaster High School. Pa. Instructor in English. W. Edgar Reed, B.S.....................................Fifth and Ambcrson Avenues. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1907. Studied abroad 15 months, one year with Prof. Iicnri Moissan of Paris. Chief Designing Engineer of French Westinghouse Co., Havre, France, 1898-1903. Designing engineer for French and American Westinghouse Electric Companies, 1903-1907. Consulting Electrical Engineer 1907 to date. Instructor in Electrical Engineering. 23

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The Sherwood, McKee Place, Pittsburg. William R. Work, A.M., M.E. Wittenberg College. Ohio State University, 1905. With Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co. Instructor in Electrical Engineering. Frank M. Denton, A.C.G.I...............................Box 103, Forbes Station. Pittsburg. Central Technical College, London, 1901. Engineer with Elliott Bros., London. Engineer with Maschincnfabrik Oerlikon, Switzerland. Instructor in A. C. Design at Central College, Univ. of London. Engineer with the Stanley G. I. Elec. Mfg. Co. Engineer with the General Electric Co. Instructor in Electrical Engineering. John C. Sproull, B.S............................Park Place, No. 2 Alger Street, Pittsburg. Rose Polytechnic Institute, 1905. Practical engineering work with J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co., Racine, Wis. Gas Engine Design with Wogaman Manufacturing Co., Greenville, Ohio. General Manager, Emerson Lumber Co., Emerson, Ga. Instructor in Mechanical Engineering Thomas Pilkington,...........................................301 West Street, Wilkinsburg. Educated in England. Chief draftsman for G. Wailes Co., General Engineers, London Works Manager for same concern for nine months. Designer of Gas Engines, Gas Producers and D. C. Electric Generators. With the Westinghouse Electric Manfg. Co. Instructor in Machine Design. Gustave Fernekes, B.S., Ph.D................................3440 Bates Street, Pittsburg. University of Wisconsin. University of Berlin. Instructor at the University of Wisconsin and Instructor at the Michigan College of Mines. Instructor in Analytical Chemistry. Percy L. Reed, M.S., C.E. ...... 1108 Braddock Avenue, Swissvalc. Lehigh University, 1898. For six years with the Boston Albany R. R. Co. Instructor in Surveying. Ray Stanley Tombaugh,.......................................5833 Hobart Street, Pittsburg. One year at Lake Forest College. Two years at the University of Illinois. With the General Electric Co., at Schenectady, X. Y. With the Western Electric Co. in Chicago. Union Switch Signal Co. Instructor in Mechanical Drawing. Frederick F. McIntosh, B.S., Met. E.................................Glen Osborne, Pa. Phillips Exeter, 1899. Harvard, 1903. While at Harvard held Austin Teaching Fellowship in Assaying and Ore Dressing. With Bethlehem Steel Co. in 1906. Instructor in Metallurgy. 22

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232 Dithridge Street. Frederick Whitkkiki.d Witherell......................... Graduate Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Assistant in Civil Engineering Dept. Boston Tech. tyoo. Assistant to G. W. Fuller. Xew York. 1901. Assistant in Massachusetts State Board of Health. 1902. Sanitary Engineer, J. S. V. S. Kuhn. Pittsburg. 1902-6. Principal Assistant Engineer Penna. Dept, of Health. 1906-7. Private engineering business. 1907-8. Author of book on “Water Purification. Instructor in Sanitary Engineering. Robert Graham Lose. B.S. ........ . Oakmont, Pa. Pennsylvania State College. With McClintic-Marshall Co. as Field Engineer and Draftsman. With Trussed Concrete Steel Co., Detroit, Mich. Hindman. Henderson Co., designing and estimating reinforced concrete. Private Engineering business. Assistant Instructor in Surveying. John H. Hill, M.E..............................................5833 Hobart Street. Cornell University. United States Engineering Department. Assistant Instructor in Physics. Henry B. Smith, A.B........................................313 South Craig Street. University of Pennsylvania, 1903. Instructor in Mathematics at Tufts College, 1904 05. Student at Harvard University, 1904-05. Summer Semester at Heidelberg. 1905. Summer Semester at Munich, 1906. Summer Semester at Gocttingcr, 1907. Assistant Instructor in Mathematics. John J. Jeffrey, B.S.. M.E Case School of Applied Science, 1907. Wellman, Seaver, Morgan Engineering Co., Draftsman. Assistant Instructor in Physics. 233 Amber Street John Ahlum Schaeffer, A.M., Ph.D Franklin and Marshall College, A.B., 1004. Franklin and Marshall College. A.M., 1905. University of Pennsylvania, Ph.D., 1908. 6043 Stanton Avenue. Assistant Instructor in Chemistry at Franklin and Marshall College. 1904-5- Assistant Instructor in Chemistry at University of Pennsylvania. 1906-7. Chemist for J. Scott Dickey Fertilizing Co., 1904-5. Papers published: The Fertilizing Value of Tobacco Stems,” 1905; “Double Fluorides of Titanium” 1908: Doctoral Thesis. Assistant Instructor in Chemistry. Samuel Merrill Lucas,..............................................7810 Bennett Street. Graduate Corsica Academy. Carnegie Technical Schools, 1908. Six years’ experience in electrical engineering work with the Wcstinghousc Electric Manufacturing Co.. Monongahela Street Railway Co. and Pittsburg Street Railways Co. Graduate Assistant in Electrical Engineering. Edgar Franklin Leippe..............................839 Holland Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Graduate Reading High School. Carnegie Technical Schools, 1908. Graduate Assistant in the Dept, of Mechanical Drawing. 24