University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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n-J i I mw any X gif.-'N-uqlffff-' -me we George Gorham Groat Professor of Economics Xvas born at Green Island, N. Y., in l87l. ls a graduate of Syracuse University. Post-graduate work done at New York State Normal College, Cornell, and Columbia. Received degree of Pd.lVl. in l897 from State Normal Collegeq A.lVl. in 1901 from Cornell: and Ph.D. from Columbia in l905. Was with State Normal College, 1897-19035 New York School of Commerce, V905-O75 Qhio Wesleyan University, 1907- 1913. l-las been in the Department of Economics and Commerce at Vermont since l9l3. Published Trade Unions and the Law in New York, in 1905, and Attitude of American Courts in Labor Cases, in l9ll. William Francis Griffin Instructor in French and German Was born at Waltham, Mass., in l889. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Boston University. Post- graduate work done at Boston University. Received his AB. at Boston University in t9It, and his A.lVl. at Boston University in l9l3. l-las been Instructor in French and German since l9l2. Maurice Edwin Hammond Instructor in Chemistry Xvas born at Stockbridge, N. Y., in l880. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Colgate. Received his B.S. at Colgate in l909. Has held positions with numerous preparatory schools. l-las been Instructor in Chemistry at Vermont since l9l3. Josephine Atler Marshall Instructor in Home Economics Vvas born at Johnstown, Penn., in lS8l. Pursued course in Columbia Teachers' College. Studied Do- mestic Art for three years at Drexel Institute, Philadelphia. Received degree of BS. in Education from Columbia in l9ll. Specialized in Home Economics. Taught Domestic Art at Georgia Normal and lndus- trial College, and has been Instructor in Home Economics at Vermont since t9l l. John Thomas Owens Instructor in English Was born in 1891 at Lansford, l?enn. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Lafayette College. Did post-graduate work at Harvard University, l9l2-l4. Received his B.S. at Lafayette in l9l2. Was Assistant Ln E-nfilgll at Brown University. l9l3-l4. Has been Instructor in English at Vermont since l9l4. ls a mem- er o lt. Edward Oliver Baker Instructor in English Was born in l890 at Meriden.. Conn.. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Bowdoin College. Postgrad- uate work.done at Harvard. Received his A.B. at Bowdoin in IQI3, Has been Instructor in English at Vermont since l9l4. ls a member of AT and IIPBK, ' 22

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who 1- f-' - C,-Z' me Arai Anton Appelmann Professor of German Was born August I3, ISS4, at Badbergen, Hannover, Germany. Pursuecl a baccalaureate course at Meppen. Post-graduate work done at the Universities of Miinster, Strassburg, Basle, Ziirich and Paris. He received his Ph.D. in l9I0g Staats-Examen, l9II, Munster. He has traveled extensively, and in the sum- mer of l9l-4 in Germany and Belgium. He has held the following positions. Gymnasium and Realgymna- sium flnstructorjg University fAssistantj Miinster, 1910-12g Exchange Lehramts-Assistant sent by German Government to Boston High Schools, fall l9l2g Appointed Lecturer at Harvard University, winter I9l2g Professor of the German Language and Literature at U. V. M. since January, l9l3. Specialized in Mod- ern German and Comparative Literature. He has published the following books: Der fiinftiissige lambus im Friiulein v. Scuderi fLudwigj Haseliine, 19105 Der fiinftiissigc lambus bei Otto Ludwig mit Beitriigen zur Textkritik, Sprache und Stoftgeschichte, Munster, 1911. Some of the larger articles are: Die hoheren deutschen Zchranstalten, ihre Methoden und Ziele fNew England Modern Language Bulletin, March, l9l3Dg Ein jahr Tatigkeit und Erfahrung im Amerikanischen Schulwesen fDeutsche Philologenbliitter, January, l9l4Dg ,Iosepha Metz, eine moderne Dichterin CMonatshefte, Milwaukee, November, l9l3Jg German Secondary Schools in their Relationship to Universities ffor the U. S. Department of Educationlg Longfellow's Poems on Sla- very and their relationship to Freiligrath fModern Language Notes, March, l9I5D, etc., etc. He is a mem- ber of the American Modern Language Associationg and of the Deutsche Germanistische Gesellschaft. Hon- orary member of the Deutsche Freie Studentenschaft. Bertha Mary Terrill Professor of Home Economics Was born at Morristown, Vt., in 1870. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Mt. Holyoke College. Post- graduate work done at the University of Chicago. Received her A.B. at Mt. Holyoke in l896, and A.M. at the University of Chicago. Was teacher of Greek at Abbot Academy, H396-l900g Fellow of School of Housekeeping, l900-1901, Professor of' Home Economics at School of Religion and Pedagogy, l90l-09. Has been Professor of Home Economics at Vermont since l909, and Dean of Women, l9ll-l4. Has pub- lished a book, Household Management, and part of two U. S. Government Bulletins. Has been President of Vermont Teachers' Retirement Association and President of Mt. Holyoke Alumnae. William T. Jackman Assistant Professor of Economics Was born at Kilsyth, Ont., in l87l. Pursued baccalaureate course at the University of Toronto. Post- graduate work done at University of Pennsylvania, Harvard, London School of Economics and Political Sciences, and University of London. Received his B.A. at University of Toronto in 1896, M.A. at Uni- versity of Toronto in l900. Specialized in Economics. Has traveled in Great Britain. Was with Owen Sound Collegiate Institute, Pickering College, and was Instructor in Economics and Accounting at Vermont, l90l-05, and from 1907 to date. Has published reviews for American Economics Review, articles in the Trafiic World, and Transportation in Modern England. Xvas appointed delegate to the International Association of Navigation Congress. ' A A Charles Allen Kern Assistant Profesor of Chemistry Was born in i878 at Burlington. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Vermont. Received his B.S. at Vermont in I9Ol. Has specialized in General Chemistry and Quantitative Analysis. Has been Chemist for the Ampere Electro-Chemical Co. in New York. Has been Instructor at Vermont since l903. ZI

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Qlullnge uf Qgrinulture Joseph Lawrence Hills Dean of the Agricultural College anal Director of tlie Slate Experiment Station Was born in l86l at Boston, Mass. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Massachusetts Agricultural Col- lege, and did post-graduate work there. Received his B.S. at lVl. A. C. and Boston University in 18819 D. Sc. at Rutgers in l903. Has traveled through Western Europe. I-las published reports and bulletins of Ver- mont Agricultural Experiment Station, miscellaneous technical papers, addresses, etc. Has been Secretary of State Board of Agriculture and Forestryg Secretary and Treasurer of Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations. Was Assistant Chemist of Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station, lS82-83, and also of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, ISS4-l885g Chemist Phosphate Min- ing Co., So. Carolina, 1885-18885 Chemist Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station, 1888-1900, Instruc- tor in Agricultural Chemistry, 1890-93 at Vermont: Professor, l893-l902g Professor of Agronomy, l902-l3. Dean of Agricultural College since l902. ls a member of KE and AZ. Andrew Allen Borland Professor of Animal Husbandry Was born in l878 at New Vernon, Pa. Baccalaureate course was pursued at Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Did post-graduate work at University of Wiscorisin. Received his B.S. in Agriculture at Pennsyl- 23