Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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TC ERCULES WALLACE GEROMANOS was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, March 15, lltf 1880. and lived in Brooklyn, from 1880 to 1885, attending a private kindergarten in 1884 and 1885. He then moved to Philadelphia, attending private and gram- mar school. In 1892 he went to Springfield, Mass., attending grammar and high school, being graduated from the latter in 1889. Mr. H. W. Geromanos then entered the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, taking the Metallurgical Chemistry Course, receiving the degree of S. B. in 1902. After a year teaching Metallurgy at Columbia University he studied Open Hearth Steel Manu- facture in the Open Hearth Mill of the Lackawanna Steel Company at Buffalo. In 1905, owing to ill health, he came east for a rest and ended up by going into teaching, being appointed to take charge of the Science Department of the Natick High School in the Fall of 1905, and later was elected to take charge of the Department of Chemistry of the Maiden High School and continued in that position for three years. In 1909 he was appointed Dean of the Evening Polytechnic School of the Boston Y.M.C.A. and started Co-Operative Courses. In 1910 he became Dean of the Co-Operative School of Engineering, where his good nature, business ability, and energetic interest in all college activities have endeared him to the entire student body.

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Qftje (Saultatt. 19 U SHje Qfruateea uf Nattljeaatprtt UJullege Arthur S. Johnson Albert H. Curtis William E. Murdock George W. Mehaffey George W. Brainard Lewis A. Crossett President First Vice President Second Vice President Third Vice President Secretary Treasurer F. W. Carter Wm. C. Chick G. W. Coleman H. Bradlee Fenno Henry G. Lord Francis P. Luce J. G. Mi not V. B. Mossman H. W. Newhall Silas Pierce C. W. Perkins T. H. Russell S. P. Sanger Frank P. Speare Frank P. Speare. M.H Galen D. Light, A.B. ©fficera uf t e Olullege President Secrctarv-Bnrsar