Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

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City, 1893. Chief Draftsman American Ship Windlass Co., Providence, R. 1., 1895. Graduate Student, Yale, 1896-98. Director of Departments of Machine Design and Shopwork, Boardman School, 1896-98. Graduate Stu- dent, Harvard, 1899-1901. Principal of Manual Training High School, VValtham, Mass., 1899-1902. The Pennsylvania State College, 1902. H. EDWARD DUNKLE, B. s., M. 12. Instructor in M echanical Drawing. 1'1. 8.. The Pennsylvania State College, 1893; M. E., 1896. Instructor in Mechan- ical Drawing, 1893. 221' With, WALTER J. KEITH, M. 21., PH. D. Instructor in Organic Chemistry. B. 8., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Mass., 1884. Assistant in Chemistry at Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terrc Hautc, 11111., 1884-86. Ph. D., University of Goattingen, 1888. Instructor, University of Pennsylvania, 1890-93. The Pennsylvania State College, 1896. 1135512 BRIGGS CHURCHILL, B. s. Instructor in Qualitative Analysis. H. 8., Harvard, 1899. Instructor in Chemistry, Chelsea, Mass. Instructor in Chemistry, The Pennsylvania State College, 1900. $1110. 1.01115 L. ANSART, B. s. Instructor in Matlmnatics. l1. 8., The Pennsylvania State College, 1898. Instructor in Mathematics, The Pennsylvania State College, 1900. 2'14 E WW. MAURICE J. BABE. Instructor in Mathematics. Member of Class of 1896, Haverford. Assistant Principal of Downingtown Public School, 1895. Instructor in h'lathcnmtics of Dickinson Seminary, 1896-99. Instructor in Mathematics, Bellefonte Academy, 1900. Instructor in Mathe- matics, The Pennsylvania State College, 1901. ' HARRY P. WOOD, B. s. Instructor in Electrical Engineering. B. S., The Pennsylvania State College, 1899. Practical Work, 1899-1901. Instruc- tor in Electrical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State College, 1901. 21

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lurgist, 1892-98. Assistant Professor, The Pennsylvania State College, 1898. Assistant Professor of Mining and Metallurgy, I901. IRVING L. FOSTER, M. A. Assistant Professor of 11w Romance Languages. 8. A.. kown University, 1893: M. A.. 1894. University of Leipsic. Germany, 1894-95. Instructor in French, Brown University, 1893-94. The Pennsyl- vania State College, 1895. 44449 'IIIHI' $117M FRANCIS J. POND, M. A... PH. D. Assistant Professor of Assayiug. B. S., The Pennsylvania State College, 1892. Graduate Student, I892-93. As- sistant in Chemical Laboratory, 1893-94. M. A., Ph. D., University of Gmt- tingen, 1896. Graduate Student at Frciberg, i. 5., 1896. The Pennsylvania State College, 1896. 5X WWI. A. HOWRY ESPENSHADE, M. A. Assistant Profcssor of English and Rhetoric. l3. A.. Wesleyan University, 1894. M. A., Columbia, 1897. Professor of English in Mcrccrsburg College, 1894-95. Instructor in English and History in thc Chaunccy-Hall School, Boston, 1895-96. Fellowship in English at Columbia University, 1896-97. Instructor of English and German, Barnard School, New York, 1897-98. The Pennsylvania State College, 1898. X7 'WHI' 44M? JOHN A. HUNTER, 111., B. 5., M. E. Assistant Professor of Experimental Engineering. B. 8., The Pennsylvania State College, 1890; M. E., 1896. Parsons, Technical School, 1890-94. Instructor in lV'Icchanical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State College, 1895. W170. BERTRAM A. LENFEST, B. 5. Assistant Professor of Machine Design. B. 5., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1890. Apprentice Machinist and Draftsman, Geo. F. Blake Manufacturing Co., Boston, 1884-87. Instructor in Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1890-91. Chief Draftsman of Me- chanical Department of American Bell Telephone Co., Boston, 1891-92. In- spector and Surveyor of the Associated Factory of Mutual Insurance Com- panies, Boston, 1893-94. Chief Engineer for U. S. Cordage Co., New York 20

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THOMAS 1. MAIRS. :11. S. 111.111'11cfm' 1'11 .11111'11111! Industry. 11. Agra. University of Missouri, 1896. Graduate Student. 1111chigan Agricultural College. M. 8.. University of Missouri, 1900. Superintendent of Field Ex- perinwnts. L'nivcrsity of 111111015, 1896-97. Assistant in Agriculture, Univcr- sity of Missouri. 189821902. The Pmnsylvzmia State College. 1902. 11.0111 10121.11, M. A. lnslrudm' 1'11 111111110111111163. A. 11.. 1X'il1amcttc University. 1897. A. 13., Harvard, 1900. A. M., Harvard, 1902. Instructor in Mathematics at Cambridge Evening High School, 1899-1900. Instructor in Mathematics and Physics at the Allen Schools, 1900-01. The Pennsylvania State College, 1902. SYLVIZSTICR DAVID POWELL, M. A. lnstrurtor of 111110131 and Political Science. 11. An Yale, 1901. N. A., Yale, 1902. The Pennsylvania State College, 1902. llllflf, JUHN II. FRIZZELL, 11. A. 111311'111'101' 111 English and Oratory. A. P1,, Amherst, 1902. The Pennsylvania State College, 1902. tIJI1 I . 1-151'1 1'. WYMAX, M. .x.. 1,11. 11. Instructor in Quantilatit'c Analysis. A. 13., Colby College, 1896. A. 1X1., 1899; 1111. D.. University of Pennsylvania, 1902. The Pennsylvania State College, 1902. 11111111111711 A. NICHOLS. A. 1:. Instructor in Gcrnmn and French. . A. 11., Stanford University. 189.1. Instructor San Diego High School. Instrucior Covina High School, Marhurg L'niversity and University of Paris, 1901-02. The Pennsylvania State L1011cgc, 1902. IIIW. WILLIAM 11. PARKER. Instructor 111 Practical 11lPClltUliCS. Apprentice Machinist, Florence Mfg. C0., G. A. Crosby 81 Co., Nisely 8; C0,, Elgin, 111.; Bovycn Mfg. L0, Detroit: Central Type Foundry, St. Louis. In- 22