Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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V XVVVVVVwg: j yyyyyy - Colonel Henry Clinton Ford B.S., Ph.D. Professor of History Born December 12, 1867. Student V. P. I., Blacksburg, Virginia, ' 84- ' 85. Entered V. M. I., graduating with degree of B.S. with rank of Cadet Adjutant. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages and Tactics, V. M. I., ' 89- ' 90. Commandant of Cadets, Wentworth Mil- itary Academy, ' 90- ' 93. Student, University of Virginia, ' 93- ' 95, receiving degree of Ph.D. in ' 99. Phi Beta Kappa, University of Vir- ginia. Colonel and Chief of Engineers on Staff of Governor of Virginia, ' 98- ' o2. Ad- junct Professor of Latin and English, V. M. L, ' 99- ' o2. Commandant of Cadet., ' o2- ' o4. Head of Departments of Latin, English, and History until 1910, when, with expansion of Institute, English was made a separate depart- ment, and until 191 9, when the Department of Latin was formed. Since 1919, Head of the Department of History. Member of the State Board of Education, ' ii- ' 23; ' 27- ' 3i. Colonel Charles Wyatt Watts C.E. Professor of Mathematics Student, Norfolk Academy, ' 86- ' 88. Grad- uated from V. M. L with rank of Cadet Lieutenant, ' 93. Instructor, Danville Military Academy, ' 93- ' 96. Assistant professor of Mathematics, V. M. I., ' 96- ' 99, and promoted to Adjunct Professor of Mathematics in ' 99. Lieutenant-Colonel and Associate Professor of Mathematics, ' o8- ' o9. Since 1909, Colonel and Professor of Mathematics, V. M. I. 27

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D VVVVyyVig.: :? Colonel Hunter Pendleton M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Born at Frederick Hall, Louisa County, Virginia, January 32, 1858. Student, Aspen Hall Academy, Louisa County, ' 82- ' 85. Stu- dent University of Virginia, receiving M.A. degree in ' 81. Post-Graduate student in Chemistry, University of Virginia, ' 83- ' 83. University of Gottingen, Germany, ' 83- ' 86; receiving degree of Ph.D. Instructor, Tufts College, Boston, ' Sy- ' SS. Professor of Natural Science, Bethany College, West Virginia, ' 89- ' 90. Since 1890, Professor of Chemistry, V. M. L Colonel Francis Mallory C.E. Professor of Physics Born, August 15, 1868. Graduated from Norfolk Academy, ' 86. Graduated from V. M. L in ' 89 with C.E. degree, taking second stand in his class. Commandant of Cadets and Professor of Mathematics, Fishburne Mil- itary Academy, ' 89- ' 9i. Post Adjutant and Assistant Professor of Mathematics, V. M. L, ' 9i- ' 94. Student of Physics, Mathematics, and Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University, ' 94- ' 97. Adjunct Professor of Physics and Astronomy, V. M. I., ' 97- ' 99. Since 1899, Professor of Physics, V. M. L j yy y A

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: s: s: X X X x X X X I ' y yyyyy ' ) Colonel Thomas A. E. Moseley A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languages Born, August 27, 1886. Received A.B. de- gree from Johns Hopkins University, ' 07, and PhD. degree from same University, ' 15. In- structor in Modern Language:-, Princeton Uni- versity, ' ii- ' i6. Professor of Romance Lan- guages, Washington and Jefferson College, ' 16- ' 19. Since September, 191 9, Professor of Ro- mance Languages, V. M. L Colonel William M. Hunley A.B. Professor of Economics and Political Science Received A.B. degree from Johns Hopkins University, ' 04. Post-Graduate student, Johns Hopkins Univer:ity, ' o6- ' o8. Assistant Editor and Reporter for the Philadelphia Public Ledger, and Washington Post, and the Bal- timore Sun, ' o8- ' io. Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Virginia, ' 10- ' 14. Advisory Editor of the Virginia Journal of Education, Secretary of the Virginia Com- mission on Southern Race Questions, and the first Executive Secretary of the Virginia Council for Defense, ' i7- ' i9. Since 1914, Pro- fessor of Economics and Political Science, V. M. L 28