University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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Clllullege ui Zlrts anti bsziennes George Henry Perkins Dean Was born in 1844 at Cambridge, Mass. Studied in Knox College two years and two years at Yale. Tool: post-graduate work at Yale. Received bis AB. at Yale, in 18675 Ph.D., at Yale, in t9l2. Has traveled six times to the Pacific Coast by various routes and in the mining regions of the west and south- west, to the Hawaiian Islands for study of volcanoes, in 1905, to Europe for a pleasure trip, in I907, to Japan, China, India, Java, Ceylon, Egypt, Greece, Italy, in l9l0g to Alaska in l899, and Yellowstone Parkin l886, l897 and l900. Specialized in Geology. Has published eight reports as State Geologist, and about l00 articles in Various periodicals. Has been State Geologist since l898. l-las been Professor of Animal and Vegetable Physiology at University of Vermont, since I869g Howard Professor of Natural History, since 1881, Curator of Museum, since l872. ls a member of AXP. I7

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' F' 4 11 i y lift? Ar . William Horatio Freedman Professor of Electrical Engineering Was born at New York in l867. Pursuecl an engineering course at Columbia School of Mines. Post- graduate Worlc done at Columbia. Received degree of C.E. at Columbia in 1889, E.E. at Columbia in 1891, and M.S. at Vermont in l908. Specialized in Electrical Engineering. Was John Lyndall Fellow at Co- lumbia, 1891-l899g Professor of Electrical Engineering at Vermont, l899-l9l0g Head of Applied Electricity at Pratt Institute 1910-19139 and Professor of Electrical Engineering at Vermont since l9l3. James S. Eaton Instructor in Meoharniicat Practice Nvas born in ISS9 at Surry, Maine. Pursued a course at the Elliott School, Boston, in t892-1893, special courses at the Institute of Technology, Boston, 1693, and Harvard during the summers of 1895 and l907. Received a diploma from the American Correspondence School in Mechanical Engineering. Special- ized in Mechanical Arts. Taught in Summer School of Manual Training at Belfast, Me., in 1893. Has been Instructor in Mechanical Arts at Vermont since 1893. Published Burning Wet Tan Bark in l902, and Boring a Crank Pin Hole in the American Machinist in l907. Thurman Willard Dix Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Xrxfas born in 1886 at East Montpelier, Vermont. Baccalaureate course pursued at Vermont. Received his B.S. in Civil Engineering at Vermont in l90S. l-las been Instructor at Vermont l908-l'9l0g Draftsman for Hydraulic Engineer, l909, New York State Barge Canal, 19105 New York State Department of Hy- draulics, 1910-1910. l-las been Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering at Vermont since l9l4. l-las specialized in Highway and Hydro-Electric Engineering. ls a member of the Vermont Society of Engineers. ls a member of ATQ. arse gf-iam? onset WF

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E ' ,-Lf in 1 .-2532-Ii'-I '-'1:+ 4 1 WA'5li 0 ' X -. N .. -- Archibald Lamont Daniels Professor-Emeritus of Mathematics Vifas born in 1849 at Hudson, Mich. Studied at University of Michigan. Post-graduate work done at Giittingen and Berlin, l877-1883. Received his AB., Michigan, in IS76, his Sc.D., Princeton, ISB5. Trav- eled in Norway, Russia, and Italy. Was a Fellow in Mathematics at H. U., ISB3-1884. Instructor in higher Mathematics at Princeton College, 1884-855 Professor of Mathematics, Astronomy and Physics. Specialized in Function Theory. Published an article in American Journal of Mathematics, yol VI-Vll. Nathan Frederick Merrill Pomeroy Professor-Emeritus of Chemistry Was born in t849 at Charlestown, Mass. Studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Post-grad- uate work done at Heidelburg, Ziirich, Leipzig and Harvard. Received his B.S. at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1870, Ph.D. at Zurich in l873. Studied three years in Europe and spent three summers in Europe. Was one year Professor of Chemistry in Medical School at Boston University, Assistant in Chem- istry Courses at Harvard, Professor at Denison University a short timeg Professor of Chemistry at U. V. M., lS85-l'9l3. Specialized in Chemistry. Published two papers on Microscopic Petrography. of U. S. Geological Survey Collection, 40th Parallel, Proceedings of Boston Society of Natural History, two publications in Journal fiir pralctische Chemie, Leipzig. Translation of Drechsel's Reactions, with notes. ls a member of the American Chemical Society and the German Chemical Society. ls a member of ATG. George Howard Burrows Professor of Chemistry Vvas born in l875 at Cincinnati, Ohio. Pursued baccalaureate course at the University of Cincinnati for one yearg at U. V. M. for three years. Post-graduate work done at Cornell University, and Massachu- setts Institute of Technology. Received his B.S. at U. V. M. in 1899, Ph.D. at M. l. T. in l9l4. Was Instructor in Physics at Pratt lnstihite, IS99-l900 and Assistant in Chemistry at Cornell University, l900- l903. Has been Professor of Chemistry at U. V. M. since l903. Specialized in Physical Chemistry and Organic Chemistry. Has published four brief papers in the Journal of Physical Chemistry and the journal of the American Chemical Society. ls a member of 'I'BK. Stephen Goodyear Barnes Professor of Biblical History Was born in IS53 at ,Perth Amboy, N. Pursued baccalaureate course at Lafayette College. Post- graduate work done at Lafayette College, Andover Seminary and Hartford Seminary. Received his Ph.B. at.Lafayette College in 1878, Litt.D. in 18905 D.D. at lowa College in l896. Has traveled to Europe twice. Was Professor of English Literature at lowa College, 1873-91. Pastor, Longmeadow, Mass., l89l- 1900. Dean of Theological Department and Pastor, Fisk University, l900-02. Pastor at St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1902-It. ls now Professor of Biblical History and Director of Religious Work of the Y. M. C. A. at U. V. M.. Has published Voices of Faith and Love fpoemsj, articles and addresses on literary and reli- gious subjects in various periodicals. ' I8