University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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PROFESSORS AND ASSOCIATE P E T. FAIRCHILD CHARLES H. PETTEE, A.B., A.M. THE 1914 GRANITE The Faculty ROFESSORS President Dr. Edward Thomson Fairchild is a native of Ohio. ' W le an and Wooster He was educated at the Ohio es y Universities and holdsthe degrees of A. M., Ph.D, and LL.D. ' ' d t educational work. His whole life has been devote 0 H ved as principal of a normal School and later as e ser l ' Ohio Later he was city superintendent of schoo S in . superintendent for many years in Kansas and was for h ' ht ars a member of the board of regents of t e eig ye agricultural college of that state. He has served for ' ' truction three terms as state superintendent of public ins ' K nsas an honor which has come to no other officer. in a , He is chairman of a committee of the National Educa- ' ' 'd t of tion Association on rural schools and was presi en the National Education Association in 1912-13. and Professor of M athematics. 1151?-K is A.B., Dartmouth, 1874, C.E., Thayer School, 18763 h 1877 LLD N H C 1913, In- A.M., Dartmout , 3 . ., . . ., Structor in Thayer School and New Hampshire College, then a department of Dartmouth, after one year became Professor of Mathematics in New Hampshire College, appointed Dean, 1889, removed to Durham, 1893. Present position, 1893 -. CLARENCE W. Scofrfr, A.B., A.M., LL.D., Professor History and Political Economy. CDBK A.B.,'Dartmouth, 1874, A.M., Dartmouth, 1877, LL.D., N.H.C., 1913, Librarian, Dartmouth College, 1874-1878, Instructor, New Hampshire College, 18763 Professor, 'New Hampshire College, 1881, admitted to the bar in Vermont, 1879. Present position, 1876 -. R , LL.D., Dean

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NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE FREDERICK W. TAYLOR, B.Sc. CAgr.D, Professor of Agronomy. AZ, EEA Wooster University, 1896, B.Sc. CAgriculturej, Ohio State University, 1900, Assistant Ohio Experiment Station, 1900-1901, Government Soil Survey for United States Department of Agriculture, 1901-1903, Fellow . American Association for the Advancement of Science, Member American Associationof Agronomy, Member National ,Geographic Society, Member American Breeders Association, Member American Farm Manage- ment Association. Present position, 1903-. RICHARD WHORISKEY, JR., A.B., Professor of Modern Languages. K2 A.B., Harvard, 1899, Member Modern Language Association of America, Chairman of Modern Language Section of N. H. Teachers' Association, Member of New England Modern Language Association, Member , of Deutsch-Amerikanischen Lehrerbund, Member Har- - vard Club of Boston, New Hampshire College, 1899-. FREDERICK W. PUTNAM, B.S., Professor of Drawing and Design. T69 B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1899, Instruct- or Manual Training Department of Lowell High School, 1899-1904, Head Mechanical Engineering - Department, Connecticut State College,'1904-1906. Present position, 1906-.