North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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What you do not like when done to yourself, do not do to others.

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aima Jlater 21. i«l. (By A. E. EscoTT, ' 08.) We ' re the men of the A. M., But they are not all here. Sun-kissed Carolina, We sing a song of cheer. Tar Heel State ' s a great old State; She rambles far and wide, From the Blue Ridge in the sky To broad Atlantic ' s tide. On the hill we ' ve paced our beat, With guns and tired feet ; But on warpath marching. Or on enterprises sweet, Then with scenes of college days The recollection teems, And we ' ll sing of Alma Mater In our gladsome dreams. North Carolina A. M. College, Sons in many climes, True to thee and loyal In peace and in stirring times, Hail the flag of Red and White For a college strong and free. Alma Mater, Heaven ' s blessings Always follow thee. ' Nothing qrent urns ever nrhieved without enthusiasm .

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JfacuUp: 46 Daniel Harvey Hill, A.M., LL.D. President. AM., D.-ivid.son ( ' Dlk ' gc, ' SO; A.M., ' 80; Lit.D., O. ); LL.D., rnivt ' isity of North Caroliiui, ' 10; Professor of English, Georgia Military and Agricultural College, ' S0- ' S9; Professor of Eng- lish, N. C. A. M., ' 89- ' 08; Vice-President, ' 05- ' 0S; President, ' OS- Wallace Carl Riddick, A.H., C.E. yice-l ' resideni and Professor of Civil Engineering. A.B., University of North Carolina, ' 85; C.E., Lehigh, ' 90; Engineer, Roanoke (Virginia) Water and Power Co., ' 90- ' 92; Profes.sor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering, X. C. A. L, ' 92- ' 95; Professor Civil Engineering, ' 0.5 — ; Vice-President, ' 08 — William Alphonso Wither.s, A.M. Professor of Chemistry. A.R., Davidson College, ' 83; A.M,, ' 85; Post-Graduate Student, Cornell, ' 8S- ' 90; Fellow, ' 89- ' 90; Elected to Sigma Xi; Assistant Chemist, N, C. Experiment Station, ' S4- ' 8S; Chemist, ' 97—; Acting Director, ' 97- ' 9S; State Chemist, N. C, ' 97- ' 98; Professor of Chemistry, N. C. A. M., ' 89 — ; Member, E.xocutive Committee, Pure Food and Drug Congress, ' 98; Vice-Presi- dent, American Chemical Society, ' 01- ' 02; Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science; President, American Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, ' 09- ' 10; Author, N. C. Pure Food Law, ' 99. Frank Lincoln Stevens, M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Botany and Vegetable Pathology. B.L., Hobart, ' 91; B.S,, Rutgers, ' 93; M.S., ' 97; Ohio Stale Fniver.sity, ' ltl- ' 96; Fel- low, Chicago University, ' 98- ' 99; Ph.D., ' 00; Traveling Fellow (Bonn, Halle, and Naples), ' OO- ' Ol; Instructor in Science, Racine, ' 93- ' 94; North High School, Columbus, O., ' 94- ' 98; Sanitary Analyst, Chicago Drainage Canal, ' 9S- ' 00; Instructor in Biology, N. C. A. M., ' 01- ' 02; Professor, ' 02- ' 03; Professor of Botany and Vegetable Pathology, ' 03 — ; Biologist, North Caro- lina Experiment Station, ' 03 — ; Author of Teohnical and Practical books, Contributor to Scien- tific and l ' r:iclical Journals, and a Member of several Botanical Societies. Robert E. Lee Yates, A.M. Professor of Mathematics. A.M., Wake Forest College, ' 88; Adjunct-Professor of Mathematics, X. ( ' . . . A- M., ' 91- ' 05; Student in Higher Mathematics, Chicago University, ' 05- ' (X;; Professor of Pure Mathe- matics, ' 06 — Thomas Nelson Professor of Te.rlile Indmlry. Diploma, Cotton Manufacturing, Harris Institute Textile School of Preston, Lancashire, England, 1910; Special Designing and Cloth Analysis Course, Lowell Textile School, 1898; Cer- tificate, A ' eaving .and Designing, City and Guilds of London Institute; Private pupil in Design- ing and Mill Management of Mr. ,Iohn I ' ish, Manag(M-, (Jueen ' s Mill, I ' reston, Kng.; I ' xperience A little f tin now and then is relished by the wisest men. — Dr. Hill.