University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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no I' E -- El lil MAX WALTER ANDREWS Professor of Public Speaking VVas born in 1876 at Richford, Vit. Baccalaureate course pursued at the University of Ver- mont. Post-graduate work at Vermont, the American Academy of Dramatic Art, New York City, and Sohool of Expression, Boston. A.B. from Vermont in 1899, A.M. ,III 1903. Traveled to Europe in 1907. Was Registrar pro tempore at Vermont, 1901-1902, Registrar and Instruc- tor in Elocution, 1903-1904, Registrar and Instructor in English and Elocutlon, 1905-IQIIQ Registrar and Professor of Public Speaking, 1912-1913, Instructor in English and Professor of Public Speaking, I9I5-. Has published The Drama. He is President of the Burlington Philhiarmoni-c Society rand a member of the Board of Directors of the Bulrlfinigton Symphony Orchestra. ELIJAH SYVIFT WiZliam.f Professor of Maihornatic.s Was born in 1882 at Buffalo, N. Y. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Harvard. Post- graduate vvork done at Harvard and Gottinger, Germany. Recerived his A.B. at Harvard, 1903, and A. M., 1904, Ph.D. at Gottiingen, 1907. Specialized in Analysis, more particularly 1H Calculus of Variations and Theory of Functions. Instructor in lVLavthemfatics at Princeton, 1907-1909, and Assistant Professor there, 1909-1914. Professor of Mathematics at Vermont since 1914. Member of American Mathematical Societyg of Mathematical Association of America, of Association of Teachers of Mathematics in New England. Member of AT, CPBK. CHARLES ALLEN KERN .fifssistazzt Professor of Chemistry Was born in 1878 at Burlington. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Vermont. Received h-is IS. S. at Vermont in 1901. Has specialized in General Chemistry and Quantitative Anlalysis. Has been Chemist for the Ampere Electro-Chemical Co. in New York. Has been Instructor at Vermont since 1903. JULIAN IRA LINDSAY Instructor in English Born in 1886 at New Bedford, Mass. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Clark College. Post-graduate work done at Harvard. Received his A.B- from Clark in 1908, M.A. from Har- vard in IQIO. Traveled to Europe in 1906. Was on the reportorial staff of the VVOrcester Evening Gazette. Instructor in English at Vermont since 1910. AMOS BUSH WILLMARTH Insiructor in Chemistry ,Was born at Addison, Vt., in 1877. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Mriddlebury College, I'CCC1V'l'l'lg the degree of A.B. in 1900- Post-graduate work at Harvard with the degree of A.'M. in IQOJEQ B.S. in Agriculture at Vermont in 1918. Has been Instructor in Chemistry at Ver- mont since 1918. Member of CPBK. - FRED DONALD CARPENTER Professor of German Was born in 1889 at Hartford Conn. Received his A B from Tri it C ll ' , , N 1 . . . . n y o lege in 1910. Studied 1.n.Crermany from 1910-I9IY2 at Urn-iversity of Rostock and University of Leipzig. A.M. from Trinity, 1915, Ph.D. from Yale, 1918. Instructor in German at Dartm-outh from 1912- isngrale, 1913-1918, Professor of German at University of Vermont, 1918- Member of 22

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L ALLISON W. SLOCUM Professor of Physics YVas born at Dartmouth, lVIa.ss., in 1866. Pursued a bfaccalaureate course at Haverford Col- lege- Post-graduate work done at Haverford, Harvard, and Berlin. Received his A.B. at Haver- ford in 1886, and his A.lVI. at Harvard in 1891. Has traveled and studied in Germany. Special- ized in Physics. VVas connected with the Haverford College Grammar School, 1888-90, and the Westchester State Normal School, 1893-94, Professor of Physics at Vermont since 1894. Is a nhanter member of the American Physical' Society. JAMES FRANKLIN MESSENGER Professor of Ezlucation Was born in 1872 at Benton Co-, Iowa. Pursued a baccalaureate course at the University of Kansas. Post-graduate work done at Harvard and Columbia. Received his A.B. at Kansas in 1895, M.A. at Harvard in 1901, Ph.D. at Columbia in 1903. He wa-s instructor in Philosophy and Psychology at University of New Mexico, Assistant in Psychology at Harvard, Teacher of Psychology and Education at Virginia State Normal, Professor of Education and Director of the Summer School at Vermont, 1909. Specialized in Psychology and Education. Has published 'Perception of Number Through touch, Perception of Number, Principles of Instruction. Is a member of EN. ARTHUR BECKWITH MYRICK Professor of .Romance Languages ana' Literature Was born in 1875 at New York. Pursued a baccalaureate course att Harvard. Post-gradu- ate work done at Harvard. Received his A.B. at Harvard in IQOOQ A.M. at Harvard in IQOIQ Ph4D. at Harvard in 1904. Has traveled and studied in France and Italy. Specialized in Ro- mance Philology. Has published numerous Translation-s. Has been Teaching Fellow in French and Italian at Harvard, Professor, Reaile Accademiva Scitentiifico-Litteraria at Milan, Italy, 1904- 05, Professor of Romance Languages and Literature at Vermont, 1905-. SAKIUEL FRANKLIN EMERSON Professor of History , VV'as born in ISSO at Norwich, Vt. Pursued his baccalaureate courses at Yale. Post-gradu- ate wo-tk done a-t Unzion Theological Seminary, Tubingen and Berlin, at Rome, Italy, in 1911. Was connected with School for Boys at Stratford, Conn., 1872-1875. Had a pastorate supply at Rox-bury, N. H., 1876, and at Sutton, Neb-, 1877. Wars Profe-ssor of Greek and German at University of Vermont, 1881-1889, of History and Sociology since 1889. Specialized in the His- tory of Occidental Civilization, 1889. Has published Meaning of History , VVeStetrn Society , European Social Developmentl' and the Convstitr.1tionfal State. Is a member of the American Historical Society, Vermont Historical Society, Chairman Vermont Free Library Commission. lVIember of ANP. GEORGE GORHAM GROAT Professor of Eczonornics Wars born at Green Island, N. Y., in 1871. is a graduate of Syracuse University. Post-gratd- uate workidone at New York State Norm-al College, Cornell and Columbia. Received degree of Pd.M. in 1897 from State Normal College, A.M. in 1901 from Cornell, and Ph.D. from Colum- bia in 1905. Was with State Norm-al College, 1897-1903, New York School of Commerce, 1905- 07, Ohio VVesleyan Unfiversitty, 1907-1913. Has been in the Department of Economics and Colm- rnerce at Vermont since 1913. Published f'Tnade Unions and the Law in New York, in IQOS, and Attitude of American Courts in Labor Cases, in 1911. I-s a member of ATA. 21 s HEI

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lfil I' ll D EDMUND CURTIS MOWER Lecturer on Izztcwmtionzzl and Constitutional Law Was born in 1869 at Morristown, Vt. Received his A.B. at Vermont in I892, P'h.B. at University Law School, New York City, 18965 A.M. at Vermont, 1904. Hass been Lecturer on International Law at Vermont since 1910- Specialized in International and Constitutional Law and practised law since 1896. State's Attorney, Chittenden County, 1900-1902, Municipal Judge, City of Burlington, 1905-1911, Trustee at U. V. M,, IQO7-I9I1, Trustee of Fletcher Free Library, State Senator, 1912-1913. I JOSEPH F. KELLEY Instructor in Frcnclz and Sjmnislz Was born in 1894 at Boston, Mass. Received his A.B. from Harvard in 1916. Instructor at N. H. Sta-te C-ollege, I9I7-I9I8- Enlisted in U. S. Naval Reserve Force in 1918 and was dis- charged in 1918. Has been at Vermont since 1919. Is a member of the HI-Iasty Pudding Club at Harvard. LT.-COLONEL HARRY A. LEONHAEUSER Commanzlnnt VVas born at Pittsburgh, Pa. After graduating from West Point, he had many years of active service on the frontier of the United States, -then disturbed by Indian tribes and lawless white elements. During the Spanish-American war, he commanded a regiment of Nhinnesota Volunteers. Served over four years in the Philippine Islands during the Insurrection and was commended for gallantry in action. Retired in 1912, he returned to active service when war seemed imminent. Detailed as Professor of Military Tactics at Vermont in 1917. A. K. XVALTZ Instructor in flffatlwmatics Was born in Chewsville, iVId. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Gettysburg College, re- ceiving the degree of M.S. Post-graduate work done at Yale and Lehigh University. Has been connected with the Ocean City High School, N. J., Central High School, Porto Rico, and was also Head of Mathematics Department at Bethlehem High School, Bethlehem, Pa. At pres- ent, Instructor in Mathema't-ics at the Un-iversity of Vermont. JAMES EDWARD DONAHUE Assistant Professor of Zlifathemntics Was born in 1880 in Fairfield, Vt. Received his Ph.B- a-t Vermont, IQOZQ A.M. at Har- vard, 1910. Was graduate student alt Harvard, 1909-1912. VVas In-stru-ctor at Burlington Hrigh School, IQO3-I909, Instructor in Niathemsa-tics at Harvard, 1910-19121 Instruct-or at VVashington University, St. Louis, 1912-1914, Assistant Professor in Mathematics at Vermont 'since 1914. Is a member of American Matihemaftical Association. Is a member of ATS2, fI2BK. ROBERT E. CASEY Instructor in Clzernistry Born at Jericho, Vermont. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Vermont. Received his B.S. in 1919. Member of WMA and 411515. , XVILBERT RUDOLPH ERICKSON Instructor in Chemistry Pursn'ed a baccalaureate course at Vermont. Received the degree of B.S. in 1919. Is a member of TMA. 23 4- .- L ,II