Virginia Polytechnic Institute - Bugle Yearbook (Blacksburg, VA)

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f' .nl riillri fl Wlivn Iqvllllllll tH1n'u,I' E FN F lil 'll I lilllln -I i X 0 ? 0 Q U 0 1 NX. yjiggl -1 Q51 LJ M Qljllll Agricultural and Mechanical College, 1889, Professor of Modern Languages and Head of the Department, Virginia Polyteclmic Institute, since 18851, Dean of Academic Department, Vir- ginia Polyteclmic lnstitute, '1904-07, Dean -of the Faculty, 1906-07, Dean of the Faculty since 1913, Member of Modern Language Association of America, Contributor at various times to daily press Zllltl magazines. ROBERT JAMES DAVIDSON, A. M. PROFESSOR or CI-Iianrsrnr ,xxo DEAN or 'rum SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT Bachelor of Arts, South Carolina College, 1885: Master of Arts, South Carolina Uni- versity, 1887, Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Chemist of Experiment Station, South Carolina University, 1889-91, Chemist, Virginia Experiment Station, 1891-1905, Professor of Chemistry, Virginia Polytechnic Institute. since 1801: Dean of Scientific Department, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 1903, Delegate international Congress ot Applied Chemistry, London, 1909, Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science, Member American Chemical Society, Association of Agricultural Chemists, Washington Academy of Sciences, President, Association of Agricultural Chemists, 1903, Special Analytical lVork on Chemical Composition of Tobacco, Chemical Composition of Apples and Cider, Fermentation of Cider with Pure Yeast, Insecticides, Contributor to various scientidc journals and Government publications. LINGAN STROTHER RANDOLPH, M. E. Pizormsson or IIECI-IANICAI. ENGINEERING n Student Shenandoah Valley Academy. Virginia, 1873-76, Virginia Military Institute, 1876-78, Apprentice Machinist, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 1878-81, Mechanical Engineer, Stevens Institute of Technology, New Jersey, 1883, Engineer of Tests, New York, Lake Erie, and Wiestern Railroad, Pennsylvania, 1883-85, Superintendent Motor Power, Florida Railway a.nd Navigation Company, 1885-87, Superintendent Motor Power, Cumberland and Pennsyl- vania Railroad, Mt. Savage, Md., 1887-90, Engineer of Tests, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore, Mid., 1890-92, Electrical Engineer, Baltimore Electrical Refining Company, 1892- 93, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 1893, Member American Society of Qivil Engineers, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, American Society for the P1'O11'l013lO11 of Engineering Education, American Railway Master Mechanic Association, Fellow American Institute Electrical Engineers, Contributor Cassiefs Maga- zine, T1'cmsac1io11.s' Afnzcriccm Society of Mechclinicczvl E7l'fjt17,C67'S, E'11,gincc1'1'v1g Il1c1grz.e'i11.c, Engi- neering News, .lffL11.'Ll'fClC1ZLTGTS, Record, and other periodicals. SAMUEL REYNOLDS PRITCHARD, A. M. PROFESSOR OF IcI,EC'rRIoAL ENGINIQIQHING Bachelor of Arts, South Carolina. College, 1885, Master of Arts, South Carolina Uni- versity, 1889, Tutor, South Carolina College, 1886-88, Instructor Mathematics, South Carolina University, 1888-90: Assistant Professor of Mathematics, XVofTord College, 189003: Professor of Electrical Engineering, Virginia' Polytechnic lnstitutc, since 1893. 11

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-+a?iT3liliTs V W Q, U ,FQ 5 J o Y C. o UI o U 7 o 'ij w. ui ' .ilxl Qbfficers of Blnstruntinn Ciba Zfinstitute jiarultp fIN THE ORDER OF SENIORITY OE APPOINTMENT, JOSEPH DUPUY EGGLESTON, A. M. PRESIDENT Bachelor of Arts, Hampden-Sidney College, 1886, Master of Arts, Hampden-Sidney, 1895, Taught in Public Schools, Virginia, Georgia, and North Carolina, 1886-89, Super- intendent of Schools, Asheville, N. C., 1891-1900, Prince Edward County, Virginia, 1903-05: State Superintendent of Public Instruction of Virginia, Feb. 1906, to Jan. 1913, Chief of Field Service, U. S. Bureau of Education, Jan. 1, 1913, to July 1, 1913, President, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 1913, Member Phi Beta Kappa, Beta Theta Pi, Author twith R. YV. Bruerei lVork of the Rural School , Editor and Secretary Bureau of Information and Publicity, Southern Educational Bureau, University of Tennessee, 1902, Editorial lVriter for leading papers in Virginia, North Carolina., and Tennessee, Contributor to school magazines. JOHN MCLAREN MCBRYDE, PH. D., SC. D., LL. D. ' PRESIDENT EAIERITUS ELLISON ADGER SMYTH, JR., A. M., LL. D. raornssoa or sionocir Bachelor of Arts, Princeton University, 1884, Master of Arts, Princeton University. l887, Doctor of Laws, University of Alabama, 1906, Student Columbia. University, N. Y., 1884-85, University of Virginia, summer 1887, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, 1890: Adjunct Professor of Biology, University of South Carolina., 1889-91, Professor of Biology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 1891, Dean of Faculty, Virginia. Polytechnic Institute, 1903-06, Member New York Entomological Society, Foundation Member Entomological Society of America, Member American Association Advancement of Science, Associate Member American Ornithological Union, Contributor to Efnftmnological News, The Auk, SGIUILWEC Review, Author Life of John Bennett: Author, for thc Library of Southern Literature. THEODOBICK. PRYOR CAMPBELL, A. M. ' PROFESSOR OF INIODERN LANGUAGES Bachelor of Arts, I'Iampden-Sidney, 1880, Master of Arts, Hampden-Sidney, 1882, Student University of Berlin, 1891, University of Chicago, 1900, Professor of Mathematics, Plumer Memorial College, Wfytheville, Va., 1881-83, Professor of Latin and German, Montgomery Female College, Christiansburg, Va., 1884-85, Elected to Chair of Modern Languages, Virginia 10

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P r V 'P li? islllfni e'iu1unl1d.l1l1rtl,T F tl x ' rllf it OV O G 0 U OV ll nl ' .llil RICHARD HENRY HUDNALL, M. A., P1-1. D, PROFESSOR or ENGLISH Bachelor of Arts, Mississippi College, Clinton, Miss., 18905 Master of Arts, University of Virginia, 18945 Doctor of Philosophy, University of Leipsic, 1S9Sg Assistant Professor in Preparatory Department, Mississippi College, 1890-913 Student University of Virginia, 1891- 94, University of Goettingen, 1894-95, University of Leipsic, 1895-98, Professor of English, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 18985 Author A Presentation ot the Grammatical Intlections in Androw of Wlyntounis 'Orygynale Cronykil of Scotland 'g Contributor to Library of Southern Literature and to various papers and magazines. CHARLES ERASTUS VAWTER, B. S. PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS Bachelor of Science, University of Virginia, 1898, Graduate Student Central Technical College, London, England, 19015 Professor of Mathematics and Physics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1898-1905, Professor of Physics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since l905g Asso- ciate Member American Physical Society, Wlork on Development of Physical Apparatus, Electrical Frictionless Recorder, Electrical Power Meter. JOHN ROBERT PARROTT PROFESSOR OF MECHANIC ARTS AND DIRICCTOR OF SHOPS Student Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, 1380-S35 Superintendent Pattern Department. Glamorgan lVorks, Lynchburg, Va., 1883-935 Professor of Mechanic Arts and Director of Shops, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 1393. JOHN EDWARD WILLIAMS, M. A., P1-I. D. PROFESSOR or Mari-im-rarics Bachelor of Arts, Hampden-Sidney College, 1392, Master of Arts, University of Virginia, 1901, Doctor of Philosophy, University ot Virginia., 1399, Principal of Boydton High School, 1895-94, Assistant Principal Commerce Street School, Roanoke, Va., 1894-95: Licentiate in Mathematics, University of Virginia, 1897-1903: Adjunct Professor of Mathe- matics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1903-04, Professor of Mathematics, Virginia Poly- technic Institute, Since 1904, Member American Association for Advancement of Science, American Mathematical Society: Assistant in Preparation of Echols' Calculus and New Edition of Patton's Foundations. HARVEY LEE PRICE, M. S. PROFESSOR OF HORTIOULTURE ANU DEAN OF AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT Bachelor of Science, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 18985 Master of Science, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 19003 Professor ot Islorticulture, and Horticulturist of the Virginia Experiment Station, Since 19033 Dean of Agricultural Department, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Since 1908, Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science, Member 12