Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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H. J. Eustace, Professor of Horticulture B. S., M. A. C., 1901. With Geneva Experiment Station, Geneva, N. Y., 1901-1906; Dept. Isgrifguggure, Washington, until 1908, Professor of Horticulture, M. A. II'VIemb'er Society of Horticultural Science, American Pomolngical Society. Warren Babcock, Professor of Mathematics B. S., M.A.C.,1890, Professor at M. A. C. since1891. b, An alt.bd. Lieut. George M. Holley Professor of Illilitary Science and Tactics B. Sc. in Engineering, Alabama Poly. Institute, 1897; M. Sc., 1898. Instructor in Math. at Ala. Poly Inst. 1897-98, enlist- ed U. S. Army, 1898. Served with regiment in Cuba, 1898-99; mustered out 1899. Re-entered scrvice as 2nd Lieut., 29th Infantry for service in Philippines. 1899. Mustered out as 1st Lieut., 1901. Appointed 2nd Lieut. 4th U. S. Infantry 1901, promoted lst Lieut. 1902, Captain 28th Com- pany Philippine Scouts 1905-1907; transferred to 11th U. S. Infantry. 1907. Detailed as Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Fork Union Military Academy, Va., 1908; transferred to M. A. C., 1909. 1201

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J. Fred Baker, Professor ofForestry B. S., M. A. C., 1902. Field Assistant U. S. Bureau of Forestry, 1902; Forest Assistant of U. S. Forest Service, 1905; Instructor in Forestry, Penn. State Forest Academy, Mount Alto, Pa., 1905; Asst. Professor Forestry, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colo., 1906; Professor Forestry, M. A. C., 1907. Member American Forestry Association, State Forestry Association of Penn. Walter II. French, Professor ongricullural Education Graduate Slate Normal College, 1888; M. Pd., 1910. Formerly Supt. Schools, Hillsdale Co.; County School Commis- sioner; Deputy Supt. Public Instruction. Came to M. A. C. as Pro- fessor Agr. Education, 1908. Member National Society for Promotion of Industrial Education. Victor T. Wilson Professor Drawing and Design Graduate Penna. Museum and School Ind. Art, 1885: studied Academy of Fine Arts, 1884-1886: M. E, Cor- nell University. 1902. Private business practice until 1893; Instructor Draw- ing Cornell. 1893-1903; Instructor in Experimental Eng, 1903-1904; Asst, Professor of Engineering Draw- . ing, Univ of Illinois, 1904-1907; PmL of Engineering Drawlng, Penn. State College, 19074908; Professor of Drawing and De- sngn, M. A. C., 1908. Tau Beta Pi, Member Society for Promotion Engineering Education. Publlshed Wilsorfs Algebra, Free-hand Perspective, 1900; Pree-hand LeFteflng, 1902; Notes on Practical Mechanical Drawing, 1907; De- scrlphvc Geometry, 1908. 1191

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B.S,,M.A.C.,1901. Crops, M. A. C., 1910. Member American Society Agronomy, American Breeders Association, Director National Corn Show, Author Of ' rhc Study of Com. Richard P. Lyman Dean of Veterinay Division B. 8., Mass. Agr. College, 1892; D. V.. Vel- erinary Dept., Harvard University, 1894. Private practice, Hartford. Conn., 1894- 1307; Prqfessor of. Clinical Medicine, General Surgery and Obstetrics, ansas City Veterinary College, 1907-1910; Dean Veterinary Division, J M. A. C., 1910. 1 Member American Veterinar M d - . h . . y e . Assocmtlon lece V1ce-Pres., if? y. 1906-19101. Conn. Vet. Med. Assn., Michigan State Vet. Assn., 188an Valley Yet Assn. Iowa State Vet. Med. Assn. halrman of Federal Commission in Veterinary Education under Dept. Agriculture, 1908. Vernon 1714. Shoesmitlz, Professor of Farm Crops Asst. and Asst. Professor, Kansas Agr. College and Exp. Station, 1901-1906; Agronomisl, Maryland Experi- ment Station, College Park, Md., 1907; Associate Pro- fessor, Ohio State College, 1908-1909; Professor Farm Ernst A. Bessey, Professor ofBotany A. B., 1896, B. 80.. 1897, A. M., 1898, University of Nebraska; Ph. D., '04, University of Halle, Germany Instructor Colorado Summer School, Summers 1894- 95-96; Botanical Collector for N. Y. Botanical Gardens in Montana and Yellowstone, Summer 1897; Collector for Dept. Ag. in Colorado, Summer 1898; Dept. of Agriculture, 1899-1902; Agricultural Explorer for Dept. Agriculture in Russia, Caucasus, Turkestan and Algeria, 1902-1904; Charge of SubJTropical Gardens and Labor- atories, Miami, Fla.. 1905-1908; Professor Botany and Bacteriology, Louisiana State Universitv, 1908-1910; Professor Botany, M1 A. C., ,10, Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science, Member Botanical Society of America, American Phyto-pathological Society. Deutche Botanische Gesellschaft, Torrey Botanical Club, Assn. Na- tionale des Bolanistcs, St. Louis Academy of Science.