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

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A 12 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Imus 1i. REIHCR, 'I' ll 4'. 1V. 5.. Pmusy zvmia Stair: Colqur, 1880. lhfml af 1111' ,S'rlmul of lillg'l'nerring: l'rqftrsxur 12f lllc'rlmnfrx and Alwllmliml Engi- Imz'riug'. Born at Nittuny Hall. Centre County. 1321., February 727', 1838. Entered the Pennsyl- vania State College from the Preparatory Department. Graduated in 1880. Remumed us Commandant and Instructor in Mathematics. Appointed Instructor in Drawing and Mechanic Arts. 188:1. Entered Massachusetts Institute of Technology in this year as a special student. CommiSSioner for Pennsyh'aniu. Paris Exposition. 18851; in charge of Pennsylvania Exhibit of Mines and Metallurgy 21tC01umbizm Exposition and at St. Loms Exposition. Member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. the Society for Promotion of Engineering Education, and Franklin Institute. WILLIAM FREAK, 4' II 'l', 'II A III. . II. A., lhurknell Ir'nizrw'sl'ly. 1881 .' Pll. lLv Illinois IVRUF-I'HII l'nirwzcily, 188:1. Pi'mifssar ref Ag'rl'rllllm'nl Cllwuixhy. Born at Reading, Pm, March 2-1. 1860. Entered Bucknen from the Preparatory Department. Graduated there in 1881. Served as Assistant in Natural Science at Bucknell. 1881-83. Assistant Chemist, U. S. Department of Argicultnre, 18821-85. Ap- pointed Assistant Professoruf Agricultural Chemistry at Pennsylvania State College. 1885. Professor of the same, 1886. Viee-Dircctor and Chemist of the Pennsylvania State Co1lege Experiment Station, 188?. Chemist to the Pennsylvania State Board of Agriculture, 1888. Chemist to the Pennsylvania Department of Agricu1ture, 1893. Chairman U. S. Food Standard Commission.11102. Member 0f Society for promotion of Agricu1ture Science 111. S. and Canndnl. thanmna GILMM 111mm, .1 11, 4: II ill, If. zl.. xlmlzcrsl, 1881 ; Ill. 1,1,, .-lmlu'rsl, 18-31: PII. 0.. L'Ilizrersilj' 11f Cottingul. 1882-8307!!! 1885. Dyan of II!!! Srlmnl qu'rIlm'al Srinmu PHgIE'sxnr 0f Clltrmixhj' am! Dirwlar 0f the CIH'NII'UII Laburalun'vs. Born March 251, 1861, at Hulliston. Muss. Prepared for college at Holliston High School. Graduated from Amherst in 1881. Inst1uctur in Chemistry there from 1883-88. Appointed Professor of Chemistry at the Pennsyltania State College, 1888. Granted a yezlrts leave of absence. 1893-1111. to pursue advanced study at the Universities of Berlin and Munich. HENRY PRENTISS Almsm, 4' H II, 4' A' 4'. B. 5.. Wurwslxr PUIJ'ILTIHIit' lnslilulv, 3871; PII. ll, Yale. 1871!; LL. 0., I'nir'ersily 43f lVixumzsin. 19071. Lt'clumr on Stark Ferd 131,2; Born at Northbridge, Mass... September 731, 1852:. Prepared for college at the Mill- hury High School. Millhury. Muss. Graduated at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in

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WxQ.V GEHRGE W. ATHER'TON, J 1', '11 lr' lI', 4' 11' 4', President. .4. l2'.. Yale, 11-11331. .4. 1M, Yale, 1864. LL. ll, Franklin and Illarslmll, 1883. Born at Boxford. less., June 20, 1837. Prepared for college at Phillips-Exeter Academy, Exeter. N. H. Graduated from Yale in 1863. Served as Lieutenant and Captain of the 10th Conn. Vols., 1861-3. Professor, St. Johnts College, Annapolis, Md., 1867-8; University of Illinois. 1868-9: Professor of Political Economy and Constitutional Law, Rutgers, N. J.; Chairman of committee to digest zmd revise State system of taxa- tion, New Jersey, 1573. The first President of the American Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations. Author of Magma Charta, A Comparative View of the Barons' Articles and the Great Charter. Was called to the Presidency of the Pennsylvania State College in 1882. WILLIAM A. BUCKHOUT, !I' II' 4'. II. .4g'. 5., Hwnsylz'am'a 5101:? College, 1872. D. 55.,Permsylzvam'a Slate College, 1904. riding Dam of file Silmo! qulgrfculhut. Professor of 1901020! and Horticulture. Born December 26, 1846, at Oswego, N. Y. Prepared for college at the public Schools of that place. . Graduated from the Pennsylvania State College in 1868. Appointed Instructor in Natural Science at the Pennsylvania State College in 1871. Made Professor 0f Botany and Horticulture in 1871. Member of the State Forestry Commission, 1888. Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. I. 'lhmey'rox Osnoxn, 4' II' 'l'. :1. 8., All. Union Collar. 1871 : A. 111., Jill. Union College. 1874 ,' Ill. 5., Cornell, 1885. Dean of line 517100! Qfllmflwmalics and Physics. Professor of Plzysirs. Born at Philadelphia, 18-1-1. Prepared for college in the public schools of that place and under private instruction. Graduated at Mt. Union College in 1871. Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Professor of Physics at the Pennsylvania State College since 1879.

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A LA VIE 13 1831. Appointed Professor of Agricultural Chemistry, Unix'ersityof Wisconsin, 1883. Director Pennsylvania State College Experiment Station. 1887. Lecturer, the Pennsyl- vania State College, 18111. Expert in Animal Nutrition, U. S. Department of Agricul- tllrv, 1895'. Fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science. Mem- ber of Society for Prumotion of Argicultural Science, American Chemical Society, American Physiologxczll Society. Author of 1111:11sz1 of Cattle Feuling,H 18811,:lnd 11Principles of Animal Nutrition, 1110::. 1315NJAMIX GILL, 'l' 1', III I! II, 4; ll' III. II. xl., Hizvlqvan I'm'rwzvz'l'r, 1870; AV. ,1', 1873 .' D. II, Wmlzyan lUII'M'rsily, 1904. l 1am! qurlmul of Language and Lilw'alure. Prujcswr Qf Lalr'n and erk. Born at Holmfirth. Yorkshire, Enghnd. July 11. 1813. Prepared for annexe at Wilbrahnm Academy. Graduated from Wesleyan University, 1870. Instructor in Latin ilt Wilbmham Academy, M;lss., 18172-711. Professor of Greek and Latin at VVilbraham Academy, 1871-112. Professor of Greek and Latin at The Pennsylvania State College since lane. jnnx PRKE JACKSON, 4' II S, 4' ll' 4'. If. S 7711' H'nm'yllz'mu'a Stair 011141312, 1859; 111'. 15., 7711' lhmm'lz'mn'a Slale Cul- IQQ'L'. 18512 .' E. Ii, Tllr H'mlsylz'mlia Sizzle Cbllqgrc, 11101. llngli'ssor 0f Elz'rlriral Engineering. Born at Philadelphia, September 27, 1868. Entered the Pennsylvania State College from the Preparatory Department. Graduated in 18811. With Western Engineering Company. Lincoln. NclL. 1585'. With Edison Illuminating Company. Philadelphia, 81-111. Director of Industrial Department, Fiske University. 1889-90. Constructing Rail- way Engineer, Sprugue Railway Company. and Edison General Electric Company. 18110-111. Instructor in MechaniCS Arts at The Pennsyh'zmiu State College. 18312. Pro- fessor of 1C1ectricul Engineering, 18513. Member of American Institute of Electrical Engineers, of the American Association of Mechanical Engineers. Director Harrisburg Engineery Club. Joint author of 11Alternuting Currents and A1ternatinlgr Machinery and HMementzlry Electricity and Magnetism. 19mm 1i. Fuss, 'I' ll 4'. x :1. 111., lfaIm' Caligula 1553; XII. 1-1.. lfalm' 011113312 IHHU: b. .'.,S Alasmz'lmsrllx lmlz'mtr ql Yi'rlmulagy, 1MB. Prqfrswr af Civil lingfiltering; Born at Wales, Maine, June 11, 1H1i2. Graduated, Bates College, 1.5193. Massachu- setts Institute of Technology, 8315. Resident Engineer, Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas City Railway, 1586-811. Resident Engineer. Chicago Union Transfer Rz1i1road. 18811-111. Instructor in Civil Engineering. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 18111-113. Pro- fessorof Civil Engineering at the Pennsylvania State College since 114513. Member of American Society of Civil Engineers and Society for Promotion of Engineering Educa- tion. and IGnginom'y Club 01' Pennsylvania.