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

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4 onqqqgirtf P .5 ,, ,-,J H , ' '+L-1 -iy'I.,i1.'l3'i,'Qii?fi1::lfl i4:f' 1 A '- on 5 ' ' ' ' Y .N rl- ,,- 6 TIENRY F. IKRAYBILL, B.S., MS., Ph.D.. Professor of Agricultural Ulwznisfry aml Chemist Of the I'lI7J6l f'f7If67l.f Statfion. E E, fl' K 91. fl' H. E B, A Z ILS.. The Pennsylvania State College. 1913: M.S., The University of Chiacgo, 1917: Assistant in Experimental Agricultural Chemistry, 1918-1915: Instructor in Agriculaural Chemistry. 1915- 1917, The Pennsylvania State College: Assistant Physiologist, Bllrcllll Of Plllllt lllfllwtry. ll- 5- Departmcnt of Agriculture. 1917-1919: Member of American Chemical Society, Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, llotanical Society of America, The American Society of Horticultural Science: Fellow, The American Association for the Advancement of Science. Present position, 1919- TTARRY VV. SMITH, A.B., A.M., Professor of Economics. A.l3., Hamilton College, 1908: A.M., Hamilton College, 1912: Columbia University, 1920: Auburn Theological Seminary, 1911: Problem and outline of thesis for Ph.D. accepted, Columbia lfniversity of Ministry, 1911-1917: Y. M. C. A. war service, 1917-1918: Professor of Oratzory and Economics. Dubuque College and Seminary, 1918-1919, 1919-1920: Member, Academy of Political Science. Present position, 1990- Gnonoe F. POWER, 13.S., M.D., Professor of Horticulture. Z E, 1 Z, C11 K III ll.S., University of VVisconsin, 1913: M.S., Universit.y of Wisconsin, 1916: instructor in Hor- ticulture, University of Wisconsin, 1913-1918: Assistant Professor of Horticulture, University of Wisconsin. 1918-1920: Member American Association of Official 1'Iorticulturalists: American So- ciety of liotany and Wisconsin Academy of Arts and Sciences. Present position, 1920- LI-:oN W. Hi'rcncoeK, BS., Professor of Electrical Engineering. Q X, 111 K 111 l5.S.. VVorcester Polytechnic institute, 1908: Fuse Design and Electrical Testing, R. and W. Fuse Company, Providence, Rhode island, 1908-1909: Inspector of Overhead Lines and Bonding, Boston and Nort.hern Street. Railway Company, Division 2, Lowell, Mass., 1909-1910: Drafting, Designing and Testing, N. J. Neall, Consulting Electrical Engineer, Boston, Mass., 1910-191-I-: Revising and Writing Courses in Electric Railways, Practical Electricity, Electrical Transmission and Practical Mathematics with the Department, of University Extension, Massachusetts State lloard of Education, Boston, 1910-1917: Head instructor, El0Utl'i0lllll'S Division, N. H, C, XV, Students' Army Training Detaelnnent. 1918: Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, New Hampshire College. 1910-1921. Present position, 19'21- .IouN C. McNU'r'r. B.S. CAgr.j, Professor of Animal Husbandry, A T Q, A Z, ATA 1l.S.. University of Ohio, 1907: Professor of Animal 1'lusbandry, New Hampshire College, 1908- 19I0: Professor of Animal Husbandry and Dairying, North Carolina State College, 1910-1916: Professor of Animal llusbandry, MtLSSltlfl1l1SC1.l'.S Agricultural College, 1910-1920: Eastern Repre- sentative, American Shorthorn Breeders Association, 1920-1921. Present position, 1921- TTAMILTON Foam AALLEN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Modern Languages. AB., Williams College, 1888: Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1905: Taught: in Allen Academy, 1888-1892: Studied in Germany, 1892-1891-: McComick Theological Seminary, 1894--1897: Fellow, University of Chicago, 1897-1899: Studied at Lcipsig, Geneva, and American School of Classical Studies in Athens, 1899-1900: Eellow, University of Chicago, 1901-1902: Professor, Washington and .letlerson College, 1902-1905: Professor, Princeton University, 1905-1907: Professor, Washington ami Jefferson College, 190-9-1992. Present position, 1992- 28

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if 5 GBFQQIEITE. I ' vw' - - 53 lime 'l'. I'IUDDL111S'l'0N, I3.Arc-h., Professor ofArch'1ftect'1tre. Ill K CID, A II E ll.Areh., Uornell University, 1910: with 1'ost1e and Fisher, Vllicago. 111.. 1910: St. frown, Nrcliitect, C'hic-ago, lll., 1911: American 'l'erra Cotta C'ompany, Cliic-ago, lll.. 1911: Prelzinger anrl N011HSl0ll1t1,11, Architects. Dayton, Ohio, 1912-19151: Schenck anrl Xvilliams, Architects, Daylflll, Ohio, 191-1-: lVliC111ll0l' ot' Gargoyle Society. Present position. 191-1- KARL W. Woouwfxan, AJB., M.F., Professor of Forestry. CD K fll A.1i., Cornell University, 1901: M.l ., Yale University, 1901: U. S. Forest Serviee. 1901-1913: Memlmer of Society ot' American Foresters: Washington Acaclemy of Sciences, Memlxer of New Ilalnpshire Academy of Science. Present position. 1915- . 1VILI.IAM H. COWELL. B.S., Professor of Physical PJfl'IlC!l1't'071- for M cn. E N lS.S., Kansas University, 1910: University of Illinois, 1911-1913: University ol' Pi1tslnn'gh. 19151: Coach, Ilaskell Institute, Kansas, 191-1. Present position, 1916- V .1ouN M. FULLER, B.S., Professor of Dairy Husbandry. A E H, A G3 E, I' E A ll.S., lowa State Vollege. 1911: Associate Editor Orange .lvulfl ll'l'eki1'4r.v. 1911-1912: lnstrnetor anal Associate Professor of Dairy Iluslvanrlry, South Dakota Stale follege. 1912-1915: Professor ol Dairying, Oklahoma State College, 1915-1916: Secretary, Granite State Dairymen's Association: Member, American Dairy Science Association. Present position. 19111- IIORACE L. HOWES. IIS., Pn.D.. Professor of Pl1.y.s'ies. E X, CIP K fl? B.S., Syracuse University, 1905: Ph.D., Fornell University, 1915: Instructor in Physics at Cook Academy, Montour Falls, New York, 1905-1910: Grarluate Student, Uornell University, 1910-1915: lteseareh Assistant, for the Carnegie lnstitution ol' 1Vaehington, 1915-1918: Fellow, American Physical Society. Pre :ent position, 1918- Al.'roN W. RJCI-IARDSON, IIS., Professor of Poultry Ilfasbarzdry. 9 X, A Z l1.S., University of Maine, 1900: Assistant Agronomist ol' the Rhode lslantl State Follege lffxperiment Station, 1906-1907: Connnercial poultry work, 1907-191-1: Postgrauluate work at lini- versity of Maine, 1914-1915: Instructor, University of Maine Poultry Department, 1915-1917: Member of the American Association of Instructors and Investigators in Poultry I'IllSl!tt1ltl1'y1 Author of llcmzlbooln on. Poullry. 1922. Present position, 1919- ' IIIGRMAN L. SLOBIN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Matlzenmta'es. E E., C11 K 411, A E I A.B., A.M., Vlark University. 1905: Ph.D., Clark University, 1908: Instructor at Michigan State College, 1908-1909: Instructor anrl Assistant Professor at University of Minnesota. 1909- I918: Supervisor 01' Welfare Activities unfler Posrlick fommission, 1918-1919: Nlemlmer, American Mathematical Society: Mathematical Association nl America and Circolo Matematico di Palermo Utalyb: Author, 011 Plano Qmfniie ff'14rne.v, TNIl1.Slf0lIf1UI1.llll Curves and Nilmburs, A Syslcm QI' .fllgelzraic mul Tml1.vvzfu1Icalr1l lfqurifionx, Algebraic owl Trunsemtrlzratnl Nuznberx, anrl Sffqll-1211120-V UH-Il SHffC'S- Director of New Hampshire College Sunnner School, 1922. Present position. 1919- 27 '

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4 .. onqqggirzf P V ,V , :g3S'g'g,-y:g,1ijfcmgf-is . V -Q:-' '.iff-.uf,.-.-,':,iz:,:: - 1 l .. I ' ' ' '-, JonN W. 'l'wEN'r1a, AB.. A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Ifrlueatfiorz. and Psyelaoloyy. ill A K, K A U, C11 K fl! A.ll., Central 1Vesleyan College, 1910: A.M., University ol' Kansas, 1910: Columhia liniver- sity, 1921: Ph.D., Columbia University, 1922: Instructor, Central Wesleyan College, Warrentoll. Missouri, 1910-1911: Superintendent of Puhlic Schools, llaxter Springs, Kansas, 1911-1917: A. lfl. F., 1917-1919: Graduate Work. Columbia University, 1919-1922: Professor of l'lducat.ional Adminis- trlllioll. George Peabody College, Summer Session, 1922: Co-author of the Survey of llf1ken.suek. New .l1'r.wfy, School Syslem: Author ol' lfllyclflry l'rocerI14re for a Loefil School Syslzfnz. Present posi- lion, 1922- EUGENI4: B. WALKER. Major, C. A. C., Prol'e.s'.s-or of M'1fl'itc1.ry Science and Tlll?fIiCS. United States Naval Acadeniy, 1907: with Fleet in VVorld Cruise, 1907: appointed to United States Army, 1908: served army in California, Philippines, VVashington, Virginia and Maine. Com- mander 1st Regiment, Heavy Artillery, France, 1917: received rank of Lieutenant-Colonel during World War. Present position, 1922- Gmoaom A. PERLEY. BS., A.1VI., Associate Professor of ClLenz'i.s'try. E E, C11 K CD, A X 2 ll.S., New Hampshire College, 1908: A.lV1., Cornell Universitv, 1910: Assistant Chemist. Carnegie Laboratory at Cornell, 1908-1909: Assistant Instructor in Electro-Chemistry al. Cornell, 1909-1910: Works Manager and Chief Chemist ot' Albany Lubricating Company, New York City, 1910-1911: Assistant P1-ot'essor'of Physical Chemistry, New Hampshire College. 1911-1910: on leave of ahsence, April 1917 to July 1919: First. Lieutenant, Officers Reserve Corps. May, 1917: Captain. National Army, January, 1918 to June 1919: Major, O. lt. C., July, 1919. Present posi- tion. 1910- HAROLD H. SCUDDER, BS., As.soeiale Professor of Ifnglislz. ill A 9, fl? K fl' ll.S., Dartmouth College, 1903: Assistant. to Chemisl. ol' New ltampshire State lixperiment Station. 1903-1904:Reporter, Manchester Unfion, Worcester Telegram, lloston llrfralfl, 190-I--1906: Night Editor, Salem QMass.D News, 1906-1908: District ltepresentative, Assistant Telegraph Editor and Northwest, Editor SpoL'e.smr1n Rflllilflll, Spokane, Xvashington, 1908-1913: Instructor in linglish. New llampshire College. 1913-191-1: Assistant Professor, 1911--1918. Present position, 1918- J. Ialulmmwr MARCEA U, A.B., As-soeiafe Professor of Modern Languages. A.li., Mc-Gill University, 1884-: studied privately the piano and church organ: 'l'eam-her ot' French and Singing in Montreal: studied French, Elocution and Fiction under Joliet in Paris, France: studied vocal culture under Mariano de Parlello and under Crosti of the Paris Conserva- tory: on returning from Paris was connected with the Quincy Mansion House, a college preparatory school, as teacher and assistant principal. Present position, 1918- .DONALD C. BABCOCK, A.B., A.M., S.'l'.B., Associate Professor of History and ljfllifilfllvl Science. fl? K ill, dv M A A.ll., University of Minnesota, 1907: A.M., University of Minnesota, 1908: S.'l'.ll., Boston University, 1912: Ministry, 1909-1918: Assistant Professor of History, New Hampshire College, 1918-1921. Present position, 1921- 29