Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn - Polywog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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G3 Tivvn ly ROY S'rE'rsoN FARR Instructor in Mvclzanivul Engineering 91 l ' Institute of Brooklyn 1913- Engineering HJC., Io ytec unc ' , , Practice. 1913-153 Assistant in Shopwork, Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, 19153 Instructor in Mechanical- Engineering, Uni- ' - ' xt 't f Penns lv'un't 1915-17 1919-20, Instructor in I e- versi y o y . ., , chanical Engineering, Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, from 1920: Member A.S.M.E. I He hills fair to grow wise. Qlonx Ii. Sl'1'l'L'lIlCI.Il. Iwlsfrzrctol' in .'I'lcvl1u11ivul li11gi1lvv1'i11g Ph.B., Sheffield Scientific School, Yule University, 19055 En- gineering Practice, 1905-18: Instructor in Mechanical Engineer- ing. Cooper Union, 1918: Instructor, Sheffield Scientihc, School 19195 Instructor, Polytechnic Institute, from 1920. 'I'o Banbury came I, O profane one VVhcre I saw it Puritan one Hanging of his cat on Monday For killing of :1 inonse on Sunday. Ccrnifl C. XVIIII'I'I,E Illstrmrfol' in Elvrtricrzl EIIgl.1LCC1'Ill-Q E E: T B H5 B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1915 G 'd t- Assistant. XVorCester Polytechnic Institute, 1915-16 ra ua c Instructor in Electrical Engineering, New' Hampshire State College, 1916-173 Instructor in Physics, Pratt Institute, 1917-18: Engineer in Physical Laboratory, VVestern Electric Co. 1918' Electrical Engineer, Klaxon Co., 1918-205 Instructor in Electrical Eng-ineerin'g', Polytechnic Institute, from 1920. Gentle of speech, heneficient of mind,

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oo TI-IOMAS R. LE COMPTE Instructor in Chemistry Graduate Student in Chemistry, Johns Hopkins University, 1907-V105 Teacher of Science, City High School, Monroe, La., 1910-125 Instructor in Chemistry, Louisiana State University, 1912-155 Chemist U S D'ept of Agriculture W hi , . . . P , as ngton, D. C., 1915-183 Instructor in Chemistry, College of the City of New York', 1918-195 Instructor in C1h'emis,t:y,.1Po1ytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, from 1919. w .1 Whose armor is his honest thought, l Li And simple truth his utmost skill. FRANCIS E. CANAVACIOL Instructor' in Electrical Ealgiueering EE., Polytechnic Institute o-f Brooklyn, 19183 U. S. A. Air Service, 1918-193 Instructor in Mechanical-Drawing, Poly- technic Institute from 1919-20, Instructor in Electrical En- gineering, from 19203 Associate Member, A.I.E.E. Like a young spreading laurel,.so does his name Shoot up with strength and rise to fame, And wealth- and power become his reward. josisru Xlloon KRUTCII A' ' I11fSfl '1lCl01' in English ' B.A., University of Tennessee, 1915, M.A., Columhia University, 1916 Recommended for degree of Pl1.D. Columbia University, 1920, Instructor in English, Columbia, 1917-195 Instructor in English, Polytechnic Institute, from 1920. ...N He has common sense in a way that .is uncommong Hates humbug and cant, loves-h-is friends'-like a woman. Nineteen 2 AE: A X 23 BA., M.S., We-stern Maryland College 1907:

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l,Al,'l, Hoifiltxl-31, A K 111 xp E3 lC.li.: Polytechnic lns'itnte of liroolclyn, 19202 lingineer in Research Luhorzttories of American Telephone K 'l'elegrz1ph Company zunl XYestern Iflcctric Company, 1920-223 Instructor in Physics and Electrical Communications from 19229 Cn-:1utl1or of chapter on Ainplilicntion in .Hzuisinzunfs Radio Phone Receiving. Be to his virtues very ltinrl. He to his faults It littlc hlincl. RILTIIARID ,lilxxl-losiziinc Ilzslrizviaz' in Cittil ElIfjlllt'C'l'fIIfj .3 K H: Z B T5 ICE., .Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, 1922g Instructor in Civil Engineering from 1922. He wears the rose of youth upon him. Axrnoxv Onuxxno I11.virntfl0r in Chl'lI1l-.Yfl'.V HS., Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. Instructor in General Chemistry and Advanced Inorganic Chemistry from 1922. This singer, whom we long have held so dear, Was nature's darling, shapely, strong and fairg I He possesses keencst wit and judgment crystal-clcarg Easy of converse, courteous and clebonair. Twcn ty-0 nc