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

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me A Gzrczzzi fe 5 4 1 ' ap 4.11.1 .ilhlun ,,,,,,I,,, ,,,1, I Gfhe iiixtenefinn Sernize General ilixtemiiun Svtaif EDWARD T. FAIRCHILD, A.M., I.L.D., President J. C. ICENDALL, B.S. J. B. ABBO'1'T, M.S. W. P. DAv1s C. L. LONG, M.S. R. 15. BA'rcH1aLmcR, SARAH L. BATES L. A. CARI.Isl.12, B.S. MARY L. SANBORN KS. In Charge Home Director of Etrtension lflfork State Leader, County Agent Work In Charge Dairy Cow Test .fl.s'.voeic1tion Work In Charge Orchard Demonstrations In Charge Movable Schools Economies Extension Work In Charge Boyx' Club Work In Charge Girlx' Club Work li. M. S'l'RAlGH'l', l5.S.A. ln Charge Vegetable Garden Demonstrations M. C. W1l.SoN Farm Management Deuzonxtrcztiolz B. B. RICHARDSON, B.S.A. In Charge Orehara' DC11L01lSfVllfl0WL.V in Hillsboro County A. NV. BENNIQR In Charge Dairy Deniotzstrations in Grafton County R. D. LoNG, B.S. In Charge Soil Fertility and Crop Rotation Demonstration.v in .Roekinghani County Qiuuntg Agents 1-I. N. VVIELLS lf. N. DARLING, B.S. li. T. Llswls A. B. Pima A. F. DAVIS Rzsistzuutu tu SME JANET Ii. MCDON1XI.D LAURA B. BICKFORD ELIZABETH 13. MIEHAFFEY 12 Sullivan County Cheshire County Coos County Belknap County lllerriniack County Stenograjvher

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' fri? We CBMM fe RLT IQ23 I he arultg Illrnfrmmrn auh 3-Xmmriatc lllrnfcmairu T. l'iAlRLTIllI.D l'rr.ria'4 Dr. Edward Tll0l11DSOI1 Fairchild is a native of Ohio. He was educated at tl1e Ohio Wesleyan and Woostei' Universities and holds the degrees of A.M., l'h.lJ., and 'l.l..lJ. His whole life has lJCCIl devoted to educational work. He served as principal of a normal school and later as superintendent of schools in Ohio. Later, he was city superintendent for many years in Kansas, and was for eight years a member of tl1c board of regents of tl1e agricultural college of that state. He has served for three terms as state superintendent of public in- struction i11 Kansas, an honor which has come to no other officer. He is chairman ol' a committee ol the National Education Association on rural schools, and was president of the National Education Association in IQIZ-13. Present position, l9I2--. L1-1A111.1':s H. P1c'1 1'1a1Q, A.l3., CE., A.M., l.l...TJ, I r0fc's.r01' of M11thematic.r,' Dean of the College. 111 B lx A.l3., llartmouth, 1874, CE., 'l'hayer School, 18761 A.M., Dartmouth, 1877, l.L.D., N. H. C., 1913, ln- structor in Thayer School and New Hampshire College, then a department of llartmouth, after one year be- came l'r0l'essor of Mathematics in New llampshire College, appointed Dean, 1889. Present position, 1893--. l111-2111-:1111'1i W. 'l'Av1.o11, ll.Sc. QAgr.j, I'1'0fc.rsm' if flg1'0nomy,' Umm of f1g11'ic11It'111'c'. A Z, E. E, A 'I' A Wooster University, 1896, l3.Sc. QAgricultureD, 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 ol' Science, Member American Association of Agronomy, Member National Geographic Society, Member National tienetic Association, Member Farm Management Association. Present position, 1903-. 14 1