University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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TRAL DR. SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL During this critical war-time period, when discourage- ment and uncertainty are tending to depress the student, there is no one whose optimistie influence and whole-hearted interest is more keenly felt and appreciated than is that of our President, Dr. 8. C. Mitchell. The intellectual, spiritual and material growth of the college under his able leadership is merely indicative of the worthy acecomplishmentz and higher ideals toward which his altruistic efforts have been di- rected. Any movement for the welfare of the institution or the individual betterment of the student he has endorsed with enthusiasm, He has ever been quick to cateh the student's point of view, and in the years to come his name will be loy- ally gpoken by every son of Old Delaware,

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Trustees of Delaware College EX-OFFICIO The Governor, JOHN . TOWNSEND, JR., Selbyville, The President of the State Board of Education, CLIFFORD J. ScoTT, Wil- mington. The Master of the State Grange, HORACE L. DNLWORTH, Centreville. The President of the College, SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL, H. G EorLoos, M. D Newar. i s o s s i a ... 1882 J. HARVEY WHITEMAN, E8Q., Newark . .....ccovcirencnvovearsses 1892 CHARLES B, EvANS, Eag:, MNewarh, o e e dehmi s sdia 1894 WILLIAM T. LYNAM, ERQ., Wilmingbon . ... v ciienirvave e v 1897 s 00 b T B 0 PO TR S YL U SRR S 1897 B o L BT e L1 LR e S PO e U Rt 1899 L. HesteER BaLL, M. D, Marshallton. ...... ... .ccins e e 1900 W. WATBON HARRINGTON, E8Q., DOVEr . ... . vvcivvisiisnnvanesvis 1900 Y I3 o R R B RN S R e S S 1900 SAMUEL H. 'MeESSICE, Brldgevillet- . i o vl i st vaninais 1902 P, AR B J L P i1 1 e SRR B L e L e L 1904 Joun Bices, Eag., WiHmington. ... ... ccvmsrmsrasanssnsnessnsnns 1905 Siurer- H: DERBY, Woodsdde . . o i i e . 1805 JOSEPH H. HOBSINGER, NEWATK - - vvrmrsis hn smmsits rapsinis e er wrm 1908 THoMAS DAVIS, E8Q., Wilmington . . . .. ... .cccrcnscnnsrrsnssmnrs 1908 AAMUBEL FWHRIEET, Newarle s e S e 1910 EpwARD D, HEARNE, EBQ., GeorgetOown. ... cuvveviivrsonirerrssns 1910 HEniEs RIDGELY, a0, TIOVEE, . . cvcnviie v i ismnotans sbn s bn s b 1911 CHaRLES M. CoeTis, Beq., Wilmington. ... oo vt 1911 EVERETT . JTORNEON, MNEWRFI. . . . oo rvmnirrmsvnns b b s s tnss 1911 Hewey B. THoOMPS0N, Wilmington. . .. ....covvieracncrsnnssnsnes 1912 D s o e o e A R RS e e P 1913 H. RODNEY SHARP, Wilmingbon . . ... .o iiiniiees vinmanmnss 1915 W. H. HEALD, ERq., Wilmington. . .......ccuuu. S e e s 1915 HamirToNn M. BARKSDALE, Wilmington. ... ... ..cooiviiviniiiiiais 1915 T TP e L8 L1 B0l o0 0 st e e UL PN ORN S b 1916 EDWARD K, EvANE, ChesWold, . . o nrnssiinns srs s snsfsone s 1916 CHARLES R. MILLER, Wilmington.......... e e 1917

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EDWARD LAURENCE SMITH Dean Bmith was born on March 18, 1677, at Newsrk. Dela- ware. At fiftesn years of age he entersd Delaware College and feur years later in 1836, he received his B. A. degree, He fol- lawad post-gradeate work hers for two years after graduation The following two years he spent st Columhla University studving the Romance and Germanic lasguages. Ha was Eiven the M, A, dogras by Delawnrs College in 1888, Professor Benlth continued his ressarch weork abrond at L'Universite de Parls. Ls Cellage de France and L'Ecole des Mautes Etudes, ot Paris, He returnsd to America and taught modorn Isnguages st Bresklyn Polytschnie Inutitute and wes s stodent of old Provenocal st Columbin, Inm 1802, bo was chesen Inatructor in modern langunges af his Abma Mater. Tater he was advanced to Professsr and in 1815, he becoma Dwan of the College of Arts and Bclencs, Dean 8mith i a member of the Happn Alpha Fraternity, the Modern Laongunge Association of America, and the Phi Eappa. Phl Fraternity. ALLAN REGINALD CULLIMORE Prof, Cullimore was born in March, 1884, at Jackscoville. Ll He studied at the Belment School, Belmont, Cal. and afterward attended the Massachusetts Instituts of Technolegy, Ha recsived kis B, 8. degtes there in 1897 and the following year was Assistant in Civil Engineering at the Institute. After this he did practical wark with the U, B. Coast and Oeedetic Burver on the Colambis River, Washingten, He was hen engaged by the Americans EBridge Company. Leter he was appofated Assistant Buperintendent of construction for the Oity of 5t Louis, serving two years, and then held the pesition of Designing Engineer for ihs Spuck Irom Foundry Co. of Bt. Louis. Later he was Dean of the Departmant of Industrial Bolence at Telede University, Ohls, and for the past four sammers, bas taught at the Bummer Engimeering Camps af the Massachusetts Inatitute of Technology, in Enstern Mains, Ha was alected Dean of Enginsering at Delaware in 1918, Dean Cullimore is a membar of the Betn Thotn Phi Fratorsity, the Ohio Society of Steam, Mechanicad and Elsctrical Enginesrs, and ibe Booiety for thea Promotion of Engimeering Education. HARRY HAYWARD Doar Haywird was bors In 1888, near Lowistown, N. Y. Ha attended Mount Hermon Bchosl in Massachusetts and entarml Oormell In 18080, After receiving his degres at Cornell be was land agent In Nerthern Delaware, and later went to State College, Pa., where ke acted as head of the Department of Dalrying, Iater he was Professor of Dalrylng and Animal Huasbandry ot Mew Hampsbire College. From thers he went to Washingtes and was Chinf of the Dairy Divisien in the Department of Agriculturs. Fal lowing this he was sngaged for thres years in organizing and mannging the agriculture work at Mount Hermon School, In 1804, bBe tame to Delawarn Collage as Professor of Agriculture and Diractor of the Experimental Stntian, Deas Hayward ia a member of the Happan Bigma Fraternity and the honorary fratersitles of Bigma and Phi Eapps Phi.