Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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JOHN PAUL KOTTCAMP Supervisor of Industrial Mechanical Engineering. School of Science and Technoiogy. Graduate, Pennsylvania State Col- lege, 1904. Graduate student and in- structor under J. G. White fellow- ship, Pennsylvania State College, 1904- 1906. Engineer, York Manutacturing Co., and American Location Co. Instructor, Mechanics Laboratory, Pratt Institute, 1906. Supervisor, Industrial Mechanical Kngineering since 1918. Member, American Society Mechanical Engineers. Consulting engineer to various Companies. DONALD HENDRY Born in New Brunswick, Canada. Educated in public and preparatory schools and in the Medical Depart- ment of the University of the City of New York, now New York Univer- sity. For many years held a secre- tarial position in this country and Kurope. Studied Library Science in the New Jersey Library Commission School and in Pratt Institute School of Library Science. Head of Applied Science Department, Pratt Institute Free Library.

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HARRIET B. GOOCH Born in Louisville, Ky., where fam- ily lives. Attended Morgan Park Academy, Chicago. Graduated from Pratt Institute Library School, 1898. Cataloguer at Harvard University Library. Librarian of the Public Library, North Brookfield, Mass. Assisted in the organization of the library of the Library Association, Portland, Ore., and of the Public Library, Louisville, Ky. Head of Cat- alog Department in both above places. Instructor at Pratt Institute Library School since 1911. GEORGIA EVEREST Instructor in Design and Applied Arts, Supervisor of General Art and Costume Illustration Classes. High School—Central High School, Duluth, Minn.; College—University of Minnesota; Art School—School of Fine and Applied Arts, Pratt Insti- tute, one year General Art, Gradu- ale, 1910, Normal Art and Manual Training Course; Special work in Swedish Weaving, with Mrs. Anna Krnberg. Instructor Pratt Institute since 1910. Instructor Applied Arts Sum- mer School, Chicago, 1911-1916. In- structor Summer School, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y., 1916-1918.

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JOSEPHINE A. RATHBONE Born in Jamestown, N. Y. Student of University of Michigan, Brooklyn Library School, New York State Library School. Assistant, Pratt In- stitute Free Library, 1893-1895; Chiet Instructor, 1895-1911; Vice-Director since 1911. Home, 315 Greene Ave- nue, Brooklyn. Member of American Library Association (Council, 1912; Executive Board, 1916; Executive Board, 1918). New York Library Club (Secretary, 1895-1897, 1910; President, 1918-1919). New York State Library Association (Secretary, 1909§, and Long Island Library Club. HORACE WILMER MARSH Supervisor of Hutrance Hvaminations. School of Science and Technology. Native of Keystone State. Grad- uate of Lafayette College, 1889. Grad- uate student education and philosophy, Columbia University, 1898. Professor of Latin and Anglo-Saxon, College of Emporia, 1891-1893. Principal of Tal- ladega College, 1889-1891, Lecturer in Summer session, University of Cali- fornia, 1914. Head of Correspondence Department, Werner Book Co,, 1893- 1896. Member of Phi Beta Kappa and of Association of Mathematics ‘Teach- ers of Middle States and Maryland. Head of Department of Mathematics, Pratt Institute, since 1896. Tellow of American Association for the Ad- vyanecement of Science. Member of Council National Economic Associa- tion. Author of various texts in mathe- matics. 20