Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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V x: s sss )i Colonel Robert B. B.S. POAGUE Professor of Descriptive Draiuing Geometry and Born in Rockbridge County, Virginia, December 5, 1881. Graduated from V. M. T. with fourth stand, 1900. Employed by the American Telephone and Telegraph Com- pany, and then by the Pennsylvania Railroad, ' oi- ' o2. Commandant of Cadets, Chamber- lain-Hunt Academy, ' o2- ' o3. Assistant Pro- fessor of Physics, V. M. I., ' 04. Adjunct Pro- fessor in the Department of Drawing, ' o8- ' i3. With Gulf and Ship Island Railway, ' o3- ' o4. In charge of V. M. I. Summer School, ' 08- ' 12. Associate Professor of Engineering, ' 13- ' 20. Since 1920, Colonel and Professor of Descriptive Geometery and Drawing, V. M. I. Colonel Raymond E. Dixon M.A. Professor of English and Literature Attended Ripon College, ' os- ' oy, and Uni- versity of Wisconsin, ' o-j- ' o . Attended sum- mer sessions, University of Wisconsin, ' 09, ' 12, ' 20, ' 21. University of Illinois, ' i4- ' i6. A.B. degree from Wisconsin, ' 09, and M.A. degree, ' 13. From ' 13- ' ! 6, Instructor of Rh: toric, University of Illinois. As:istant Ca;hier of State Bank, Dalton, Wisconsin, ' 16- ' 19. From February to June, ' 19, acting Head of English Department, V. M. I. Associate Professor of English and History, V. M. I., ' 20- ' 2i. Since September, 1921, Professor of English and Literature, V. M. I. 29 ih

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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

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I vvvvvvv i V V jjvyyyyyyy : 1 V I Colonel Stewart W. Anderson M.S. Professor of Electrical Engineering Graduated from V. M. I., 1908. Com- mandant, Charlotte Hill Military Academy. Electrical Engineer, U. S. Navy Department. Assistant Professor, V. M. I., ' 14- ' ! 7. Com- missioned Second Lieutenant of Engineers, U. S. A., June, ' 17; promoted to First Lieutenant in August, ' 17; and to Captain in August, ' 18. Served in France with the Three Hun- dred and Seventh Engineers, taking part in the St. Mihiel and Argonne offensives. Re- signed commission, ' 19, and became Adjunct Professor of Electrical Engineering, V. M. L Promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel and Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, ' 20. Since 1925, Colonel and Professor of Electri- cal Engineering. Colonel Edward Steidtman M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Mineralogy and Geology A.B., M.A., Ph.D., from University of Wisconsin; Assistant Professor of Geology, University of Wisconsin, ' i2- ' 22. Assistant Geologist, Wisconsin Geological Survey, ' 18- ' 19. Geologist for various interests in Min- nesota, Michigan, Georgia, Idaho, and Alas- ka. Author of reports and papers on geologi- cal subjects. Member of the Geological So- ciety of America; member of the American Society and the Wisconsin Academy of Sci- ences and Arts. Appointed Professor of Min- eralogy and Geology, V. M. L, 1923. 30