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

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DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE ABRAM HARTER Professor of Mathematics and Physics. A.B., 5t. Johns College. 1878; Ph.D St John's Col- lege, 1893: Sigma Mu Fraternity; Phi Kappa Pha F':rn!e:rllily THOMAS DARMORE SMITH h.txi:.rm'sl: Prnferimr '.'.f Ma!l'xmali:;s S.B il C. E Rutgers College, 1913, HOWARD KEMT FPRESTOM Professor of Engineering, CE. Lafayette Col- lege 1909; Phi Kappa Phi Fraternity. WILLIAM FRAMCIS LINDELL Instructar in Engineering. S.B in E.E. Univers- ity of Delaware 1920; EEE. University of Del- aware 1924 GEORGE PORTER PAIMNE Assoc ate Professor of Physics. A B, Harvard Unive.-m:y. :-'U'P A.MI. H.'Lrv:l.rv:' Uu'w:r:nly. 1907. Ph.D.. University of Wisconsin, 918: Slgr:'.'t Phi EF R:'- .'II lrnlurnity; Eigrr'.u i Fra ternity; Phi Kappa Phi Fraternity. ROBERT WILLIAM THOROUGHGOOD Professor of Civil Engineering. C E., Lehigh University. 1902; Phi Kappa Phi Fraternity MERRILL VAN GIESEMN SMITH Professar of Mechanical Engireering. M E Steven Institute of Techmnology: Phi Kappa Phi Fraternity; Tau Beta Phi Frarernity ENGINEERING CARL JOHM REES Assistant Professor of Mathematics. A B, F'ri:nk il'l and Mamh;lu C-'.'.'!L'.g?.. 19'3' ,5. M University of Chicago 1924, LEQ BLUMBERG Assistant Professor of Engineering. E.E. Uni- versity of Delaware 1919: Phi Kappa Phi Frater- nity; Sigma Tau Phi Fraternity, GEORGE ALBERT KOERBER Professor of Electrical Engineering. E.E. La- fayette College, 1908; Sigma MNu Fraternity; Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity; Phi Kappa Phi Frater- naty JOHMN LINTOM COYLE Instructor in Shop Weork FAUL BOEDER Instructer in Mathemanes. A M University of Pennsylvania 1926, ALBERT KREWATCH Instructar in Electrical Ellgllleer'ng E E. University of Delaware 1925, 5B, in RALPH WILLIAM JOMNES Instructor in Mathematics 5.B. University af Delaware 1925

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e e s e e e e B S L2 S e S S, . e S L m- Dr. GeorceE Apram HARTER octor Harter was born near Leitersburg, in Washington County, Maryland. He attended St Jehns Cellege and was graduated from there with the degres af Bachelor of Arts in June, 1878, Sa impressive was his undergraduate record that, upon graduation, he was made Assistant Professor of Latin and Mathematics at the College. While teaching, he continued his studies, daing grajuate waork in English and Mathematics until he received the degree of Docter of Philosophy from his Alma Mater. From B30 until 1885, he served as principal of the Hagerstewn High Schasl. Dr, Harger ':1!1;:;:1 haz illustrious service o Delnwnre C-n ug: 131 'EEE when ke wWas elesred F r;!fz:t.l,':!r af lV':'l'.l ur.m.:l!i;'l. and Maodern Languages there. From 18388 to 1896, he was Professor of Mathematics and Physics In 1896. Dr. Raub, then president of the College, resigned and Dr. Harter was choszn to undertake this impertant responsibility. He held this pesition until 1915 when he resignzd to take up again his chosen work .h'Ia1hErrlaT:ER At present he s '!lf.mi el the M'u.lh::n'.i:.liq's De-:i:mrlm::rll Mot one who holds Delaware College dear to his heart by reason of having once trod her halls as a student, could pessibly have given more faithfully or unstintingly of his time and energies to further the interests of his Alma Mater than has Dr. Harter. Throughout the forty-twe years of his connection with the University, his record has been a splendid one af true, unselfish and efficient service. At Com- mencement in June, 1925, the U!'llverx'.ly conferred Upan him the ch-:gru.l': of Doctor of Laws in recog- nition of his werk, Dr. Harter is a member of the Sigma Mu and the Phi Kappa Phi Fraternities

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE CH?I?-ILES AMDREW MeCUE CLINTON OSBORME HOUGHTON Professor of Herticulture, 5.B., Michigan Ag- Professor of Biokgy. A.B.. Cornell University. riculeural College. 1901; Phi Kappa Phi Frater- I;M: Gn:nmam;.?:tm Frmernirtm: Ta;::rsgii nity. Fraternity; Sigma Xi Fraternity, Phi Kappa Phi s THOMAS FEAN1$L1N MAsb;'Ns Fraternity. essor of Plant Pathelegy and Soil Bacter- iology. 5.M., North Dakota Agricultural Cal- CHARLES CONGER PALMER lege, 1901; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania; Professor of Bacteriology and Hygiene. DV.M., Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity: Sigma Xi Frater- Ohio State University, 1912; 5.M. University of nity; Phi Kappa Phi Fraternity. Minnesota. 1905; Sigma Phi Epailon Fraternity: RAYMOND WALTER HEIM .:Ipl'm Ptszlfnmdlcalil Fraternity; Phi Kappa Phi mel:smrSqugricuhuml Education SC,Eg Penn- i sylvania State College, 1913: A.M., Columbia University, 1920: Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity: THOMA? ALEXANDER BAKER Phi Kappa Phi Fraternity, Professor of Animal Husbandry, 5B Caornell GEORGE LEO SCHUSTER University, 1914; JQ.IE,ha ZEta Fraternity; Gamma Professor of Agronomy. S.B., Ohio State Uni- i i kgt i -Poamenity ver,siltg. 1916; 5.M.. Ohio State University, 1918 LOUIS RHEINHOLD DETJEN Phi Kappa Phi Fraternity Associate Professor of Horticulture. 5 B., Uni- CHARLES RAYMOND RUME versity of Wisconsin, 1909; 5 M., Morth Car- Assistant Professor of Agronomy. 5.B.. Ohio olina State College. 1911; Alpha Fera Frater- State University, 1919; 5.M., University of Del- nity: Phi Kappa Phi Fraternity. aware, 1923; Alpha Zeta Fraternity. ARTHUR EDWARD TOMHAVE o ,JD: i iL;Rf,wd - . nstructor in Horticulture, S B, e Uni- Instn..u;lor in Animal Hmba-r'.dry, 5.B Penn- versity, 1921 S.M.. University of Delaware sylvania State College, 1921: S M, University 1925: Alpha Zetx Fraterit of Delaware, 1923: Alpha Zeta Fraternity. ; kit HENRY RAYMOND BAKER GEORGE FRANKLIN GRAY Instructer in Biclogy, 5.B., Massachusetts Ag- Instructor in Herticulture 5.B. Pennsylvania ricultural College, 1920: 5M University of State College 1922;: 5.M., Pennsylvania State Delaware, 1924; Kappa Gamma Phi Fraternity, College 1924; Phi Lambda Theta Fraternity. 4 24 P