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

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12170 Granite of 19 90 Honorary Degrees DOCTOR OF SCIENCE HARRY EVERETT BARNARD, Ph.D. ..,...................,.,.,,. ...... E vanston, Ill. DOCTOR OF LAWS HUNTLEY NOWELL SPAULDING. M.A.. D.Sc. .....,..... .,,.,.,,4.,,. R ochqgter WILLIAM DAVID GIBBS. M.S.. D.Sc. ............ ,..,............. . . ,,,, Sr, Louis, Mo, MASTER OF ARTS MRS. H. H. A. BEACH ......,,.,...,...............,...........,........... .,,,,44 H illgbgl-0 MRS. EDWARD A. MACDOWELL .....,................................ ,,,. P ctcrboro MASTER OF SCIENCE ERNEST GEORGE RITZMAN, B.S. ........,........................... .. Durham Advanced Degrees ' MASTER or ARTS JAMES ALEXANDER BOYD. B.A.. University of New Hampshire, 1927 Dedham. Mass. Subjects: Education and Political Science. Thesis: Improvement of Teachers in Service in New Hampshire Schools. ELSIE K. BISSELL FULLER, B.S., Iowa State College, 1912 Durham Subjects: Psychology and Sociology. Thesis: Some Factors Contributing to School Ambitions of Eighth Grade Boys. ELTON THORSANDER GUSTAFSON, B.A.. University of N. H., 1926 Manchester Subject: Philosophy and Sociology. - Thesis: A Study of Determination. BLANCH WALKER WELLMAN, B.A.. Boston University, 1925 Durham Subjects: Education and French-English. MARY REBECCA WRIGHT, B.A., Boston University, 1925 Rochester Subjects: Education and English. ' Thesis: History of Teacher Training at New Hampshire. WILLIAM YALE, B.P., Yale University, 1910 Newiicldg Subjects: Education and Political Science. Thesis: An Analysis of the Syrian-Palestine Situation in 1919. The American Point of View. MASTER OF SCIENCE JOHN VOSE ADAMS, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1924 Durham Subjects: Physics, Chemistry and Electrical Engineering. Thesis: The Luminescence of Thulium. ROSWELL HQYT EVANS, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1926 Wentworrly Subjects: Chemistry and Economics. Thesis: Analysis of a Norwegian Rare Earth Mineral. DONALD ELISHA FREAR, B.S., Penn. State, 1926 Tunkhunnggkl Pa. Subjects: Agr'l. and Biolog. Chemistry and Chemistry. Thesis: Some Chemical Constituents of the Twig Tissues of the Baldwin Apple. LEON CONRAD GLOVER, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1925 Brookline Subjects: Entomology and Zoology. Thesis: The Infiuence of Soap on the Increased Toxicity of Certain Contact Sprays. SADIE MARION GRIFFITHS, B.A.. University of New Hampshire, 1922 Durham Subjects: Education. Zoology and Sociology. Thesis: School Hygiene-Past and Future. DONALD POTTER MATTOON, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1922 Colebrook Subjects: Education and Sociology. Thesis: The Nature and Scope of the Headmaster's Work in New Hampshire Schools. DOROTHY TUCK SMITH. B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1926 Hudson Subjects-: Zoology and Chemistry. I Thesis: An Ecological Survey of Wheelwright Pond with Special References to the S PAULINE FRAIiICIEgSsSTEWART, B.S., University of New Hampshire. 1926 Portsmouth Subjects: Zoology and Botany. 4 . ' Thesis: The Protozoa of Durham and Vicinity. EDWARD CHESTER TOWLE, B.S., University of New Hampshire, 1926 Pirrghcld Subjects: Chemistry and Physics. Thesis: Zirconiums. LOWELL RAY TUCKER. B.S.. University of Illinois, 1926 Urbana' Ill. Subjects: Horticulture and Agricultural Chemistry. Thesis: Growth Characteristics of the Baldwin Apple and their Relation to Fruit Production. A 'li' ' 21 L -Ji.- 21' - 'ld' 21' - 'li A ' -'li' ' :P 'li 'U' J!-fC,YQx,,,,7G IRQEZXCJ5-x,,lC1bR,,,!4C5bK, ,Zi 1161, jkgnglt I 3 1 I '

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'I 'he Ciranilc of I 9 30 Prizes Awarded Baileg Prize-ALBERT FREDERICK DAGGETT Concord Barrlerr Prize-KENNETH STACY LANE Concord Katherine DeMeritt Memorial Prize-RUTH EMERY PITCHER Keene Diettrich Memorial Cap-ELISABETH BLUM BAUER Durham Erskine Mason Memorial Prize--PHILIP SHAW BARTON Durham Hood All-Round Achievement Prize-CHARLES NED ELLIOTT Contoocook Hood Dairg Cattle Judging Prizes: FIRST--ROYAL WILLIAM SMITH Laconia SECOND-CLYDE SUTHERLAND EATON Greenville THIRD-ALEXANDER LEO'GUPTILL Northwood U. of N. H. Military Honor Medal-RICHARD WILLIAMS DALAND Salem, Mass. First Honorable Mention-PAUL MERRYMAN HUNT Haverhill, Mass. Second Honorable Mention-EDWARD ARTHUR NECKER Norwood, N. J. Donald Waling Memorial Prize-RANDOLPH HYDE WILKINSON Lyme Phi Mu Medal-MURIEL FRANCES STEEVES Dover Phi Sigma Prize-ANNA LESTER PI-IILBROOK Meredith Class of 1899 Prize-WILLIAM PETTEE NELSON Salt Lake City, Utah Edward Thomson Fairchild Prizes: Acting-WILLIAM LLoYD HOAGLAND Dedham, Mass. Play Production-EDWARD HUGH WARD Wakefield, Mass. Psi Lambda Scholarship Cup-HELEN AGNES BATCHELDER Durham Alpha Xi Delta Cup-MILDRED FIFIELD Conway Alpha Chi Omega Prize-ARCHIE RABINOVITZ Concord Intercollegiate Writing Contest: First Prize Short Story Cco-winnerD- ELIZABETH M. AHEARN Charlestown First Prize Poetry Cco-winnerj- DOROTHY P. DUNKLEE West Lebanon Davis Cattle Judging Prizes for Two-gear Students: Firsr Prize-C. LELAND SLAYTON Rochester, Vt. Second Prize-HENRY G. MARTIN A West Hopkinton Third Prize-I-IARLAND L. BROWN New Boston Inter-Fraternity Scholarship Cup for lVomen Alpha Xi Delta Inter-Fraternity Scholarship Cup for Men Theta Upsilon Omega 'I 301

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The Granite of l93O lln Memoriam GlllLBER'll' SEARLE l N Beyond the vale of tears There is a life above, Unmeasured by theyflight of years. And all that life is Love. On Sunday, March 10, 1929, God took from us one of our esteemed classmates, Gilbert Searle, a true representative of the type of man that New Hampshire is proud of, died after apparently successfully fighting back to health from an attack of pneumonia. Because Words can hardly express our deep regret that such a classmate should be taken from us just in the height of his youth, we, the class of 1930, make this humble effort to express our apprecia- tion of the loyalty and devotion to Class and University of one Whose Life has set for us a standard of high achievement. - - I 32 1