University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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Bingham Hiram Stone, M.S., M.D. , Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology Was born in IS74 at Jericho, Vt. Baccalaureate course pursued at Oberlin College and Uni- versity of Vermont. Post-graduate worlc done at U. V. M., New York Post-Graduate Medical School, University of Pennsylvania, University of Vienna, and London Post-Graduate Association. Received his A.B., M.D., M.S., at U. V. M. Traveled and studied in London and Vienna, l909. Specialized in Pathology and Bacteriology. I-Ias published 'isyllabus of Urinalysisf' Bacteriology of Clinical Microscopyng Research articles appearing in Journal of Infectious Diseases, Medical Record, American Medical, and others. President of County and State Medical Societyg Member of City Board of Healthg of various Working Committees of American Public Health Association. Has been with Vermont State Board of Health, as Bacteriologistg Director of Laboratory, State Pathologist fmedical examinerjg Pathologist in various State Hospitals. I-Ias been Instructor in Physiological Chemistryg Instructor in Clinical Microscopy and Adjunct Professor of sameg Pro- fessor of Pathology and Bacteriology, l9lO. Member of AM. Thomas Stephen Brown, M.D. Thayer Professor of Anatomy Was born in 1878 at Deerfield, N. I-I. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Dartmouth. Studied at Harvard, Tufts, Cornell, Columbia, Bellevue, University of Pennsylvania, Jefferson and johns Hop- lcins. Received his M.D. at Vermont, l904. Published the Dissecting Guide. Secretary of the Medical Faculty. I-las been Instructor in Anatomy, l904-053 Instructor and Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy, l907-llg Instructor of Histology and Embryology 1909-ll, Professor of C-ross and Microscopic Anatomy since 19113 Superintendent Mary Fletcher Hospital. Member of AM. Fred Kinney Jackson, A.B., M.D. W Professor of Physiology Was born in IS74 at Barre, Vt. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Vermont and did post-grad- uate worlc at the same institution. Received his A.B. at Vermont, 18975 M.D. at Vermont, 1899. Traveledinlild dl-Ill..d.S ' ' ' ng an an oy an pecialized in Physiology. Has been Secretary of,Meclical Alumni Association. Has been Interne at the Mary Fletcher Hosoitalg Instructor in Physiology, l9Ol-025 Assistant Professor, 1902-03, Professor of Physiology, l9ll. Member of AM. .. David Marvin, M.D. Professor of Mate1'ia Medica anal Pharmacology A Was born in 1877 at Alburg, Vt. Pursued a baccalaureate course at the University of Ver- mont.. Post-graduate work .done at Cornell and Harvard. Received his M.D. at Vermont, l900, Has published Laboratory Guide in Experimental Pharmacology and articles on General Principles of Serum Therapy, The Cell, its Relation to Pharmacodynamicsn, Tobacco, its Use and Abuseng UBI . ..' .. . - . ood Pressure, its Control by Drugs , A Preliminary Report of the Effects of Strychnlne and Digitalis on Manng A Consideration of the Effects of Alcohol, when used as a Medical Agent. Was Instructor in Materia Medica and Therapeutics, l900-llg Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacology since 1911 at Vermont, Medical Director of the U. V. M. Member of AM. 32

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George Plumer Burns, Ph.D. Professor of Botany V Was born in l87l at Maroa, Illinois. Studied in Ohio Wesleyan University. Post-graduate woilc done at University of Munich, Germany. Received his B.S. and A.M at Ohio Wesleyang Ph.D. at Munich. Has traveled and studied in Munich and Bavarian Alps. Was Instructor of Bot- any at Ohio Wesleyan University, 1897-985 Instructor of Botany to Junior Professor of Botany and Director of Botanical Gardens at University of Michigan, 1900-10g Professor of Botany at U. V. M. since l9l0. Specialized in Ecology and forest nursery work, and Tolerance of forest trees. Published Beitr2ige zur der Kentness der S-tylidiaceenf' I-Ieterophylly in Proserpenaca Palustrisf' and many articles along these lines. Member of TAG, fPBK, EE. Austin Foster Hawes, A.B., M.F. Professor of Forestry Was born in l879 at Danvers, Mass. Pursued baccalaureate course at Tufts College. Post- graduate work done at Yale University. Received his A.B. at Tufts, t90lg M.F., at Yale, l903. Traveled in t898, 1899 and l906 in Germany and France. Specialized in Forestry. I-las pub- lished Forestry in New England, with Prof. Hawley of Yale, State Reports, magazine articles, etc. Was Forestry Assistant in U. S. Forest Service, I90l-04, State Forester of Connecticut, l904- O95 Instructor at Storrs Agricultural College, l90S-09. Was Lecturer at Vermont, l909. Has been State Forester of Vermont since l909 and Professor of Forestry since l9l0. ls member of the So- ciety of American Foresters. Resigned February, I9-I7. Clarence I-Ienry Beecher, lVI.D. Professor of Medicine Was born in IS77 at Granville, N. Y. Studied at Cornell Medical College, University of Penn- sylvania and at Vienna. Received his M.D. at University of Vermont, l900. Traveled in l9l0 to Vienna. Was Assistant Physician at Sanitorium, Winchendon, Mass., for six months, l900. Instruc- tor in Anatomy at Vermont, t90I-085 Demonstrator of Anatomy, l903-095 Instructor in Medicine and Pediatrics, l904-l9l0. Adjunct Professor of Medicine, 1906-l0g Professor of Medicine since 1910. Specialized in Internal Medicine. Has published articles on Pernicious Anaemia, Trichino- sis, Diagnosis and Prognosis of Valvular Heart Lesions, Management of Cases with Sugar in Urine. Is President of Vermont State Medical Society, attending Physician to Mary Fletcher Hos- pital: consulting Physician to Fanny Allen I-Iospital. Member of AM, QNE, Charles Solomon Caverly, A.B., M.D. , Professor of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine Was born in 1856 in New Hampshire. Did post-graduate work at College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York. Received his AB. at Dartmouth, t878g M.D. at U. V. M. College of Medi- cine, ISSI. Specialized in Preventive Medicine. I-las published I-Iistory of Epidemic Poliomyelitisn 089411 History of Medical Profession in Vermont, etc. Was Division Surgeon Rutland R. R. forsix years. President Vermont State Medical Society, lS9l. Member Vermont State Board of I-lealth since I890g President since l89l. I-las traveled to London, Paris and Vienna. Director and Attending Physician Rutland Hospital. Consultant, Proctor Hospital. Trustee Vermont Sanitorium. Professor of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine. Member of AM. ' I 31

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Henry Farnham Perkins, Ph.D. Professor of Zoology , Was born in 1877 at Burlington. Pursued a baccalaureate course at the University of Ver- mont. Post-graduate work done at johns Hopkins. Received his A.B. at Vermont, 1898, Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins, 1902. Specialized in Coelenterate and Molluscan Zoology. Was Research Assist- ant at the Carnegie Institution at Washington, 1903, Scientihc Assistant in U. S. Bureau of Fish- eries, 1904-07. Has been Fellow A. A. A. S. since 1909. President of Burlington Nature Club. Has published several scientific papers. Was lnstructor in Biology at Vermont, 1902-06, Assistant Professor of Biology at Vermont, 1906-19113 Professor of Zoology at Vermont since 1911. At pres- ent on sabbatical leave, engaged in advanced research work in Zoology at 'Johns Hopkins. Member of AW. Max Walter Andrews, A.M. Professor of Public Speaking and the Drama Was born in 1876 at Richford, Vt. Pursued baccalaureate course at U. V. M. Post-graduate work at same institution, the American Academy of Dramatic Art, New York City: School of Ex- pression, Boston. Received his A.B. from Vermont, 1899, A.M., 1903. Traveled in Europe in 1907. Was Registrar pro-tempore at Vei'mont, 1901-02, Registrar and Instructor in Elocution,1903- 04g Registrar and lnstructor in English and Elocution, 1905-It, Registrar and Professor of Public Speaking, 1911-13, lnstructor in English and Professor of Public Speaking and the Drama since 1915. ls president of the Burlington Philharmonic Society and a member of the board of Directors of the Burlington Symphony Orchestrag Advisory Committee of Intercollegiate Peace Association. Member of KIPBK. Frederic Vlfilliam Stone Professor of Physical Education and Director of the Gymnasium Xvas born in 1849 in New York City. Attended Miles Military Academy, Brattleboro, Vt., and West Point. Left to join Texas Rangers. Was Physical Director Columbia College, Physical Direc- tor and Manager, Chicago A. A.1 Professor of Physical Education Miami University for ten years: Professor at Vermont since 1912. Has competecl in three W'orld's Championship Games: San Pran- ciscog Svdney, Australiag Pittsburg. At Sydney, all-around championshipg at other two, 100-yd. race. Xvas competitor in first amateur games given in America, in which he won three medals. Was urst man in the world to make six feet in running high iump and to clear hve feet in standing high jump. Was nrst man in the world to clear 24 feet in the broad jump. Anton Hermann Appelrnann, Ph.'D. Professor of the German Language anal Literature Was born in 1884 at Hannover fflermanyj. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Meppen fcxer- manyj. Post-graduate work done at the Universities of Munster, Straszburg, Basle, Zurich, Paris. He received his Ph.D. in 1910 and Staats-Examen at Munster, 1911. He has traveled extensively in Europe, U. S. A. and Canada. lnstructor in the Gymnasium and Realgymnasium and Assistant in the University of Munster, 1910-12, sent by German Government as Exchange l..ehramts-Assistant to study Boston's Public School System, Fall 1912, appointed Lecturer at Harvard University, Winter 1912, Professor of German at U. V. M. since 1913. Represented Prussian Kultusministerium at the International Congress on Education in 1915 in Qakland, Cal. Specialized in Modern German and Comparative Literature and in Education and School Administration. He published Der funf- fuszige Jambus im Priiulein von Scucleryi' CDissertationJ 1910, Der funffuszige ,lambus bei Otto Lud- wig f1911Jg Fritz auf Ferienh f1915jg numerous German and English articles in philological and political iournals and reviews, several translations: reports on educational matters for the Prussian and U. S. A. Departments of Education, etc. He is Corresponding Member of the National Educa- tional Association of Americag Honorary Member of the Commons and other clubs here and abroad: Member of the Modern Language Association of Arnericag of New England Modern Language Associationg of Allgemeine Deutsche Sprachvereing etc., etc. - 33