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COL. HUNTER PENDLETON, M.A.. Ph. D. Born at Frederick Hall, Louisa County. Virginia, .lanuan 22, 1858. Was a student at Aspen Hill Academy, ' T3- ' ?5. Entered the University of Virginia and received his M. A. in ' 81. Instructor in Pantops Academy. Student in Cheni istrj, I mversit 1 . of Virginia S ; 83 Studied chemistry and inineralcgt ai the University ( iottiiiLieii. (ierniany. s:;- Sii. Ph. 1 K from Gottingen, ' 86. [n- structor Tufts University. Boston. Mass., ' 87- ' 89. Professor of Natural Science at Bethany College, West Virginia, ' S9- 90. Sinci July 30. L890. Professor of ehemistrv at the Virginia Military Institute. Well, you might as well go to I In- board.
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GENERAL EDWARD WEST NICHOLS Born Petersburg, Virginia, June 27, 185S. Student Hume and Cook ' s school from ' 66- ' 69 and at McCabe ' s school from ' t ! - ' 74. Graduated from V.M.I. in ' 78 the fourth distinguished graduate in his class and a cadet Lieutenant. Studied law at the University of Virginia. Was assistant professor of mathe- matics at V.M.I. ' 78- ' 81. Practised law in Norfolk from S1- ' S 2. Was professor of Engineering V.M.I. ' 82- 5 90 and Mathematics at V.M.I, from OO- ' OT and has been superintendent since 1907. He is author of Nichols ' Analytical Geometry and Nichols ' Differential and Integral Calculus. Since 1903 he has been associated with The American Reporter International Railway Congress in scientific investi- gation. Is a member of the Virginia Geological Society and the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education. Is one of the Committee of College presi- dents on Summer Camps and Chairman of the Virginia State Council of Defense. Member of State Geological Commission. ' Ts, ts in every class. 1s. then ' is an element. You men go bad ' to your barracks and attend to your daily juties.
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COL. XATIIAXIKL 11. TT ' CKKi;. U.S.. C.E. Student at Shenandoah Galley Academy. Attended V.M.I. ' 85- ' 88, grad- uating first in his class with the rank of cadet quartermaster, C.E. from V.M.I. ' 88. Was assistant professor of Latin at V.M.I., ' 88- ' 89. B.S. in chemistry V.M.I:, ' 89. Assistant Professor of Chemistry at V.M.I., ' 89-91. Adjunct professor of Mineralogy and Geology V.M.I., ' 91- ' 96. Since 1896 professor of Mineralogy and Geology at V.M.I. Member of State Board of Education, ' 07- ' ll. ' But, Mr. MertZj I want Id know why Page Fourteen
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