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

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Robert Peachey Latanb, B. S. Instructor in Physics. B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, ' 05; Instructor in Physics and Mathematics, Miller School, Va., ' 05- ' 07, ' 08- ' 09; Instructor, West Maryland College, ' 07- ' 08; Instructor in Physics, N. C. A. M., ' 09— Lloyd B. Selby, M.E. Instructor in Draining. B.S. in M.E., University of West Virginia, ' 08; M.E., ' 09; Instructor in Drawing and Mathematics, N. C. A. M., ' 09— Fred Barnett Wheeler. Instructor in Forge. Student, N. C. A. M., ' 06- ' ll; Instructor in Forge, ' 07— WiLLiA.M Flaud Morris, B.E. Instructor in Shop-work and Drawing. B.E., N. C. A. M., ' 09; Instructor, ' 09— Burton Justice Ray, A.B., Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry. A.B., Wake Forest College, ' 04; Ph.D., Cornell University, ' 09; Assistant Chemist, North Carolina Experiment Station ' 09 — ; Instructor in Chemistry, N . C. A. M., ' 09 — • John William Harrel.son, B.E. Instructor in Mathematics. B.E., N. C. A. M., ' 09; Instructor in Mathematics, ' 09— Virgil Clayton Pritchbtt, M.S. Instructor in Physics. Ph.B., Elon College, ' 07; Harvard Summer School, ' 07; Instructor in Physics, Elon Col- lege, ' 08- ' 09; M.S., University of North Carolina, ' 10; Instructor in Physics, N. C. A. M., ' 10— Warren Cary Norton, Ph.B. Instructor in Botany and Bacteriology. Ph.B., Brown University, ' 10; Instructor in Botany and Bacteriology, N. C. A. M., ' 10 — William Fenwich Turner, B.S. Instructor in Dairying and Animal Husbandry. B.S. A., Kansas Agricultural College, ' 10; Instructor in Dairying and Animal Husbandry, N. C. A. M., ' 10— Ruble Isaac Poole, B.E., C.E. Instructor in Civil Engineering. B.E., N. C. A. M., ' 08; C.E., Cornell University, ' 10 — ; Instructor in Civil Engineer- ing, N. C. A. M., ' 10— For live we how we may, yet die we must.

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Charles Benjamin Park Inf:lriirtor in Machine Shops and Assistant in the Power Plant. Graduate, Raleigh Male Academy, ' 82; Machinist for Seaboard Air Line Railroad, ' S2- ' 89; Instructor in Machine Shops and Assistant in the Power House, N. C. A. M., ' 90 — John Stuauchon J effrey Instructor in Poultry Husbandry. Graduate, Ontario Agricultural College, Canada, ' 86; Dairy Farmer, Toronto, Canada, ' 86- ' 88; Wholesale Hardware Manufacturer, ' S8- ' 01; Fruit Growing and Poultry Farming, ' 01- ' 03; Poultryman, North Carolina Experiment Station, ' 03 — ; Instructor in Poultry Hus- bandry, N. C. A. M., ' 06— Abraham Rudy, A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in Modern Lanijungcs. A.B., Polytechnic University, Riga, Germany, in Modern Languages, ' 85; A.M., University of New York, ' 02; Ph.D., ' 04; Public School Teacher with Certificates in Iowa, Nebraska, and New York, ' S5- ' 02; in Philippine Islands, ' 04- ' 07; Instructor in Modern Languages, N. C. A. M., ' 07— Wiley Theodore Clay, B.E. Instructor in Wood-xcork and Pattern-making. B.E., N. C. A. M., ' 06; M.E., ' 09; Instructor in Wood-work and Pattern-making, ' OS- Michael Ralph Richardson, A.M. Instructor in Mathematics. A.B., Trinity, ' 03; A.M., ' 04; Professor of Mathematics, Weaverville College, ' 0.5- ' 06; Instructor in Mathematics, N. C. A. M., ' 06 — John Edward Halstead, B.S. Instructor in Dyeing. B.S., Leeds University, England, ' 95; Chemist large carpet factory, Yorkshire, Eng., ' 96- ' 98; in charge of Chemistry and Dyeing Department, Leicester Technical College, Eng., ' 98- ' 99; Assistant Dyer in large dyeworks of Yorkshire, ' OO- ' Ol ; Assistant Manager of Cotton Pierce Dyeworks, Yorkshire, ' 01- ' 07; in charge of Dyeing Department, N. C. A. M., ' 08 — William Franklin Pate, B.S. Instructor in Chemistry. B.S., N. C. A. M., ' 01; Assistant Chemist, University of Illinois, ' 01- ' 06; As.sistant Chemist, Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, ' 06-11; Instructor in Chemistry, N. C. A. M., ' 11— Herbert Nathaniel Steed Instructor in Weaving and Designing. Special Textile Student, N. C. A. M., ' 03- ' 05; Assistant Instructor in Carding and Spinning, ' 05- ' 06; Instructor in Weaving and Designing, ' 06 — Some Professors are trying to preach us into a future heaven, but do nothing to help us out of a present hell ! N, C. State Calkgt

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JosKPH Daggett Cecil, V.M.D. Assisliuit in Analnmi and Physiology. ' .M.D., Univorsity of Pennsylvania, ' 10; Inslrui ' tor in Anatomy anil Pliysiology, X. C. A. it M., ' 10— Haury Tucker Instructor in Mathematics and Civil Engineerinij . B.A., B.S., Washington and Lee, ' 10; Assistant in Physical Cuhiin-, ' O ' .)- ' I0; Instructor in Mathematics and Civil Engineering, X. C. A. it M., ' 10 — Franklin Jacob Ckidek, B.IS., M.S. Assistant in Horticulture. B.S., Clemson College, S. C, ' 08; Assistant in Horticulture, Clomson, ' 0S- ' 0 ); M.S., University of Minnesota, ' 10; Instructor in Horticulture, N. C. A. M.. ' 10 — Harry Houston Peckham, A.B. Instructor in English. A.B., Hiram College, Ohio, ' 06; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, ' OS- ' IO; In- structor in English, N. C. A. M., ' 10— T. H. T.AYLOR. Assistant in Poultry Hushniidry. Graduate, R. I. College Poultry School, ' 00; Instructor in charge of the Experiment Work, ' 00- ' 02; Briarcliff Farms, N. Y., ' 02- ' 04; Monmouth Poultry Farms, Freneau, N. J., ' 04- ' 06; Poultry Department Pinehurst Farms, N. C, ' 06- ' ll; Assistant in Poultry Husbandry, X. C. A. A M., ' 11 — ©tljev CoUfgt mtims Edwin Bentley Owen, B.S., Rrgi. ' ilrar. Arthur Finn Bowen, Bursar. James Oliver Loftin, Steward. Mrs. Charlotte M. Willia.mson, Lilirarian. Mrs. Ella I. Harris, Hospital Matron. Miss Isabel B. Busbee, Stenographer. •John Ray Eaton, Farm Foreman. ' Studies perfect nature and are perfected by experience. 26