Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Page 19 text:

John Butler Puosley, A. B. Repstrar. Colby { ollcfic 1905; A. B.; Coluiiihia Sum- mer Courses. IViiicipal iif Nicliols Aciulciuy, llMMi-l!)(l7; I ' riniipal of HIack River Acadi-my. 1! ()7-I!)()S; I ' riiicipal of Soiiicrs- worth High School, 1 !)0H-I9)(i; Principal East Hij, ' li School, Hartford, Conn., lOlfi-IfllT; . thlctic Director, Twcnt.v- sixth Division. . . E. V. in France. 11117-1918. Galen D.vvid Licut, A. B. Sccrctarv-hiirsar of Northeastern College Galen David Light was graduated from Lebanon Valle.v College, and from Yale I ' niversity. He entered the ser- vice of the Y. M. C. . . immediatelv after being gradu- ated, and soon became identified with the educational work of the Boston Y. M. C. . as . .ssistant Educational Director. When Northeastern College was incorporated he was elected Secretar.y-bursar of the College.

Page 18 text:

PHILIP CURTIS NASH, A.B., M.C.E. Director of Engineering Practice and Professor of Civil Engineering. Harvard University, A.B., 1911; M. C. E., 191-2. . ssistant Engineer, Boston Transit Commission, 1912-1917; Captain. L ' . S. Army Engineering Corps. 1917-1919. 16

Page 20 text:

Pilt ' siicg JosEi ii Arthur Cooliixje, S. B. Professor of Physics. Hiirvjird University, 1!)1(), S. 15. Head (if Mathematics Department, Co-operative Kngin- crrinf, ' ScIkmiI, l!)10-l!)in. Member of l- ' acnlty siiiee 1010; I lend of I ' liysics Department, lO ' iO. IvIOOX 1 ' hI0I)HI( ' K (hliARI) Iiistruclor in Physics. Northeastern College, Engineering, 1013. 18