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

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We G WIIQWQ ' GUY C. S1v11'1'1'1, P11.I3., I'1'0fe1'sm' of Economics. fi Ph.B,, University of Qhiengo, I9IOQfNliClllj.fZl11QSlCfllLC - NO1'l1l!ll College, 19065 l?r111c1pz1l Hlgfll School :1t lLv:1rt, H' Michigan, 1006-1QO7Q Superintendent of Schools at Homer, Michigztn, IQO7-IQOQQ Ci1'1lCll1IllIC Work at Uni- s., ,V V versity of Chicago, IQTIQ Associate Protessor ol' lico- 'W' ' nomics, New l-lztmpshire College, 1911-1913. Present V position, 1913-. y r lime T. HUn111.1cs'1'oN, B. of Arch., l'r0fc.vsm' Drawing B. of Arch, Cornell University, 1910? ,Postlc and Fisher, Architects, Chicago, lll., IQIOQ S. T. Ctl'OW'Zlll, Architect, Chicago, lll., 19115 Ameriezm Terra Cotta C0llllHll1y, ClllCZ1jIO, Ill., 19113 .Pretzinger and Mussel- man, Architects, Dayton, Ohio, 1912-19135 Sehenqk :md VVillian1s, Architects, Dayton, Ohio, 19143 Member of Gargoyle Society. Present position, IQI4-, SAMu1c1. J. SU'1'1-11c111,ANn, liirst .l.icuicna11t, Fifth In X fzzntryg Professor of rllilittrry Science and T1u'tit1 I Appointed Second l.ie11te11:1nt, 19025 promoted First Lieutenzmt, 19081 served at San Frzmeisco, C1114 three tours of dnty in l,llliilJlJll1C lslnndsg Fort .l-CIlVCl1W01'lll, lE'zt11s:1sg PlZltlLSlJll1'51, Nt. Y.g served in Tl1l1'tCCl1tl1 and l'1l'tl1 l11l':111try and Signal Corps. Present position, 1914-. ' 20 0

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Ai. e77'ie -GZWCIZZ ite I i n.Il.l .. it yV1l.l.Aan j. F151-ina, A.l3., P11.D., Praj'c.i'.vor Pl'Ly.S'iL'.s'. EE AJS., Amherst College, 18925 Ph.lJ., Cornell Uni- VCl'51ty, 19085 Giittingen, 1908-1909, Assistant and ln- struetor in tl1e Physics Department, Cornell, 1903-19125 Member American Physical Societyg Fellow of A.A.A.S.g Research work along lines ol' molecular physics, and relations between temperature and vis- cosity of gases. Present position, 1911- JOSEPH H. Goukmiv, P1'ofcs.vor of liartimtltzn AZ,ATA B.S., Ohio State University, IQOSQ Assistant llorti- culturist, Ohio Experiment Station, 1908-19105 Assist- ant Professor of Horticulture, Ohio State University, 1910-1912. Present position, 1912-. rlucn li. RICHARDS, A.l3., MA., .l'1-1. D., lr'r0fc.v.r0r 0 ' English. B fb AB., Yale, 18983 .'X.li., MA., Yale, IQOOZ instructor in English and History at Wiiistetl, Conn., 1900-1901, Ph.lD., University of Munich, Germany, 1904, lnstruetor Of Modern Languages, Lehigh University. IQO4-IQOBQ Instructor of German at Princeton University, 1905- IUIIQ instructor of English at University of Washing- ton, Seattle, IQII-1012, Honorary Member of Quad rangle Club of Princeton University, Graduate Mem berloi Elizabethan Club of Yale University. Presen position, IQI2-. L 19 U f

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We Graf? f fs 1 ,lo11N C. K1cN1m1.1., l?.S., Di1'c'cf0r of E.rju'1'i11ze1zt Station and lfJL'lC7l.S'i01I Work. K E, AZ HS., New llampsliire College, 190.21 instructor and Assistant Professor of Dairy lflnslmanrlry, North Caro- lina .State College, lQ02-1007, Kansas State Dairy Com- niission, T907-19081 Professor of Dairy Hnslmanclry, lxansas State College, 1908-1910, Director of the New iii!lll1DSilil'C State Experiment Station, 19103 Member Society for tl1e Aclvanccment of Science, National ln- stitnte of Social Science. Present position, 1911.-. Gnonoic A. P1c1:1.1zv, HS., M.S,, .flssocirzte 1'1'0fcss0r of Physical Chemistry. E E, AX P1 l3.S., New l-lampshire College, 19021 instructor and University, IQIOQ Assistant Instructor Cornell, 1909-5 1910: Chief Chemist Albany Lubricating Company, TOIO-1911, Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry, New l-lainpshire College, 1911-1915. Present position, 1915-, CHA1:1-12s C. S'1'12c:1i, AB., M.S., As.roc'i11te P1'0fex.vor 'of Mathezmztics .A.l3., Wl1eaton College, 19065 M.S., University of Chicago, 19115 Instructor of Matlieinatics and Science, Gcneseo Collegiate lnstitutc, Genesee, Ill., IQO7-IQOOQ Member of Association of Mathematics Teachers in New Englanclg Assistant in Mathematics, TQII-IQIZQ Assistant Professor of Mathematics, New Hampshire C0llC11'0, 1912-1915. Present position, 1915--. 21