Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

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GEORGE S. FRAPS, B. S., Ph. D., Assistant Chemist, Texas Experiment Station. North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts, B. S., ’96; Johns Hopkins University, Ph. D., ’99; Fellow Johns Hopkins University, ’98-99; Assistant Professor of Chemistry, North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts, and Assistant Chem¬ ist, North Carolina Experiment Station, ’99-03; member German Chemical Society; American Chemical Society; author “ Principles of Dying,” and numerous scientific articles ; h } A . WILLIAM CHAILLE MARTIN, B. S., M. S., S. B., In¬ structor in General and Industrial Chemistry. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, B. S., ’98, M. S., ’01; Massachusetts School of Technology, S. B., ’03; attended University of Chicago, summer, ’02; Assistant Chemist, Texas Experiment Station, ’98-01; Consulting Chemist for Southern Pacific Railroad, ’03. SAMUEL E. GIDEON, Instructor in Drawing. ville, Ky.; Architectural Draughtsman, Dodd Cobb, Manual Training School, Louisville, Ky., ’94; Art work, Bartlett’s Studio and Brederman’s Art School, Louis- Architects, Louisville; Pattern-maker, Bowling Green (Kentucky) Stone Works; special work at Lewis Insti¬ tute, Chicago, and Teachers’ College, Columbia Uni¬ versity; Instructor in Wood-work, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, ’00-02; Supervisor, Manual Training and Drawing, Public Schools, Columbus, Ga.. ’02-03. ALVA MITCHELL, B. S., B. C. E., Assistant in Drawing. Central College, Texas, B. S., ’92; Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, B. C. E., ’94; Teacher in IQ Public Schools, Texas, ’94-02; Assistant in Drawing, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, ’02. O. D. HARGIS, B. S., Instructor of General Chemistry. State University, B. S., ’02; member of the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, University, Texas; Assistant Chemist, Department of Chemistry, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, ’02. JOHN A. LOMAX, B. A., Instructor of English. Granbury College, student; University of Texas, B. A., ’97; Weatherford College, Instructor of English; Reg¬ ister, Texas University. WILLIAM GEORGE DRUMMOND, M. E., Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. Ohio State University, M. E., ’00; Draftsman with Brane Hoisting Machinery Company, Cleveland, Ohio; Mechanical Engineer with Columbus Forge and Iron Company, Columbus, Ohio, and at Ohio Hospital for Epileptics, Gallipolis, Ohio. ALBERT FREDRICK CONRADI, B. S. A., M. S., Assist¬ ant Entomologist. Ohio State University, B. S. A., ’01 ; New Hampshire State College, M. S., ’02; Assistant Entomologist, In¬ structor in Zoology and Entomology, New Hampshire State College, ’01-03. CHAS. B. CAMPBELL, Ph. B., Instructor in Modern Lan¬ guages. Depauw University, Ph. B., ’00; Principal of the Girard High School, Illinois, ’02; graduate student in French and German from June, ’02, until June, ’03, at Uni¬ versity of Chicago.

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INSTRUCTORS and OTHER OFFICERS ««•) ROBERT F. SMITH, M. T., Associate Professor of Mathe¬ matics. Austin College, Huntsville, Texas, student; State Nor¬ mal, Huntsville, Texas, M. T., ’81; Cornell University, summer, ’03; Superintendent Public Schools, Willis, Texas, ’81-82; Assistant, Adjunct, and Associate Pro¬ fessor Mathematics, Agricultural and Mechanical Col¬ lege, Texas, ’82-04. P. S. TILSON, M. S., Associate Professor of Chemistry. Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, M. S., ’88; Texas Geological Survey, Chemist, ’89-90. T. P. JUNKIN, A. B., Associate Professor of Mathematics. Student Houston Grammar School, ’80; Austin College, Sherman, Texas, A. B., ’93; B. A., M. A. in Mathe¬ matics, University of Virginia, ’01; Fellow in Mathe¬ matics, University of Virginia, ’00-01; Graduate work, University of Chicago, summer, ’03. % F. R. MARSHALL, B. S. A., Associate Professor of Animal Husbandry. Kingston Collegiate Institute, ’93; Ontario Agricultural College, B. S. A., ’99; Iowa Agricultural College, ’00; Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry, Iowa Agri¬ cultural College, ’02; Manager of fine Stock, Brook- mont Farms, Iowa, ’03. EDWARD CLARENCE GREEN, B. S., Instructor of Horticulture. Michigan Agricultural College, B. S., ’91; Assistant Horticulturist, Michigan Agricultural College; Lecturer and Demonstrator in Practical Entomology, University Illinois, ' 98; Nursery Inspector and special study of San Jose scale, Illinois, ’99. CHARLES S. POTTS, B. A., M. A., Instructor in Eco¬ nomics and History. Weatherford College, B. A., ’93; University of Texas, B. A., M. A., ’02; Fellow in Economics, State Univer¬ sity, Texas, ’01-02; University of Chicago, summers, ’01, ’02, ’03; Professor of Mathematics, Granbury College, Texas, ’97-98; Principal Austin High School, ’00-01; Instructor in Economics and History, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, ’02. 18

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GEORGE CLARK EMBRY, B. Lit., Instructor in English. University of Texas, B. Lit., ’03, Student Assistant in English, University of Texas, ’02-03. JOHN HARRISON RIE ' l ' Z, D. V. M., Instructor in Veter¬ inary Science. Ohio State University, D. V. M., ’03; Assistant in Pathological Laboratory, Ohio State University, spring, ’03. LOUIS SCI IOLL, Assistant in Department of Entomology, Apiarist. Writer of articles on Bees and Bee-keeping”; Treas¬ urer Texas Bee-keeper’s Association; Assistant, De¬ partment of Entomology; Apiarist, Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas. W. H. WHITEHEAD, Instructor of Woodwork and Turn¬ ing. St. Louis Manual Training School, ’01-02; Superin¬ tendent of the McArthur Brothers’ Railroad Construc¬ tion Company camp, ’03; Instructor of Woodwork and Turning, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, ’04. V. H. FOY, B. S., Instructor in Iron Works. Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, B. S., ’02; position in I. G. N. shops, Palestine, Texas, ’02-03. ROBERT EMERSON THWEATT, Instructor in Dairying and Foreman of Creamery Work. Student, Hyde Park School, Austin, ’94; Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, student, ’01-03; In¬ structor in Dairying and Foreman of Creamery Work, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, ’04. JAMES G. HARRISON, B. A., Treasurer. Emory College, Georgia, B. A., ’61; served through the Civil War with Confederate Army; Treasurer, Agri¬ cultural and Mechanical College, ’95. J. A. BAKER, Secretary. Mississippi Normal, student, ’86; North Texas Business College, ’88-89; Teacher in same College, ’90-94; Agri¬ cultural and Mechanical College, Texas, stenographer, ’94; Secretary, ’95 . R. L. BENNETT, B. S., M. S., Director of Farm and Cotton Expert. Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College, B. S., ’88; Honorary Degree, M. S., ’00; Alabama Experiment Station, Agricultural, ’90; Director Arkansas Agricul¬ tural Experiment Station, ’90-03. J. W. CARSON, B. S., Director of Farmers 4 Institutes. Marvin College, Waxahachie, Texas, student; Agri¬ cultural and Mechanical College, Texas, B. S., ’86, B. Sc., ’93; Assistant Director, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, ’88-96; Superintendent, Farm Department, Agri¬ cultural and Mechanical College, Texas, ’00-03; Director of Farmers’ Institutes, ’04. JAMES EDWARD PLATT, Physical Director. Student, State College of Pennsylvania, ’99; LaFayette, Electrical Engineering, special, ’02; LaFayette, Football Team, full and half-back, ’99, ’00, ’01. MRS. CAREY CARR NEIBERT, Trained Nurse. LI Diversity of Texas, Nursing Department of John Sealy Hospital; Trained Nurse, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, ’02.