Virginia Polytechnic Institute - Bugle Yearbook (Blacksburg, VA)

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Tfilhnll ,fi I I 'Til dqliiiindil iltlil ? Q W U F llhiln gi o v 2 0 M 0 U 7 o T - ll ' ' 'Hal Steel Company, Steelton, Pa., 1S98-19033 Instructor in Departments of Mining and Metallurgy, Lehigh University, 1904-08, Professor of Milling Engineering, Virginia Poly- technic Institute, since 1908. ROY JAY IEIULDEN, B, S. rnorisssolc or c:12oLoer ANI! ir1N1Qim1.o4:Y Teacher in High School, Sheboygan Falls. XVis., 1897-1900, Bachelor of Science, Uni- versity of Wisconsin, 19005 Science Teachr-r in High School, Beloit, Wis., 1900-023 Resident Graduate Student, University of Wlisconsin, 1902-05: Associate in Geology, Virginia Poly- technic Institute, 1905-07, Associate Professor Geology and Mineralogy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1907-08, Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 19083 Assistant Geologist, Virginia Geological Survey, 1905-07g Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science, Geological Society of America, Member American Institute of Mining Engineers, Contributor Proceedings of 'Wisconsin Academy of Science, Bulletin No. 285, United States Geological Survey, Mineral Resources of Virginia., Economic Geology. HOWARD SPRAG-UE REED, B. A., PH. D. lfnomzssor. or MYCOLOGY AND isixc'i'E141oLoGr Bachelor of Arts, University of Michigan, 19035 Doctor of Philosophy, University of Missouri, 1907, Student Marine Biological I,aboratory at 1Yoods Hole, Massachusetts, Stazione Zotilogica, Naples, University of Strassburg, i. E., Assistant in Botany, Univer- sity of Michigan, 1899-1903, Instructor in Botany, University of Missouri, 1903-06, Expert in Soil Fertility, Bureau of Soils, United States Department of Agriculture, 1906-OS, Pro- fessor of Mycology and Bacteriology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 19093 Plant Pathologist, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 1903, Collaborator with United States Department of Agriculture since 19095 Fellow of American Association for Advancement of Science, Member Sigma Xi, Botanical Society of America, American Phytopathological Society, and American Society of Biological Chemists: Contributor to Bofrznical Gazette, Plant IVorZcl, Journal of Biological 0llCll1.lSl7'fy, Centralblatt fuer Bakteriologie, Abt. II, Annals of Boil:-ny, Bulletin T0'l l'C'Qf Bolrmical Club, Popular Science Monthily, Journal American Chemical Society, and various articles on Plant Physiology and Pathology, Author of t'Laboratory Manual of Bacteriologyfi ALFRED WASHINGTON DRINKARD, M. S. PROEESSOR or HISTORY AND 1ccoNoM1es Bachelor of Science, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 18935 Master of Science, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1895, Student Harvard University, summer 1898, Student University of Virginia, summer 1906g Secretary of Faculty, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1898-19073 Professor of History and Economics, Virginia. Polytechnic Institute, since 1S9Sg Member American Historical Association, American Economic Association. 15

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7' lW fih 'Q'f U U LE? QV-OGOMOE -lil Carolina, 1882-87, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1901-02, Assistant Chemist, South Ca.rolina Experimental Station, 1887-90, Assistant Chemist, Tennessee Experimental Station, 1891-93: Chemist, Tennessee Experimental Station, 1893-99, Instructor in Organic and Agricultural Chemistry, University of Tennessee, 1897-99, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1902-07, Professor of Chemistry, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 1907, Member American Chemistry Society, National Geographical Society. WILLIAM EDWARD BARLOIV, M. A., PH. D. PROFESSOR or MIQTALLURGY ANU MP:TALLoo1:A1P1-LY, AND DEAN or T1-In GRADUATE DI51'AH'1'MlCN'1' Kay Exhibitioner and Openshaw Scholar, St. .Iohn's College, Cambridge, 1889-92: summers, 1894-5, Bachelor of Arts, Cambridge, England, 1895, Master of Arts, Cambridge, 1899, Doctor of Philosophy fvnagna cum Ia-mich, Groettingen, 1903, Demonstrator and Instructor of General. Analytical, and Physiological Chemistry and Metallurgy, University of Iowa, 1892-1901: Goettingen, 1901-03, Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Head of Metallurgy and Physiological Chemistry, University of Iowa, 1903-04, Professor of Metallurgy and Metallography, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 1904, Fellow of American Asso- ciation, President of Dalton fflhemicalj Club for three years, and Secretary of Baconian lEaculty Sciencej Club for two years at the State University of Iowa, Member Sigma Xi, American Society for Testing Materials, International Association for Testing Materials, American Chemical Society, Society for Promotion of Engineering Education, Virginia Chemists' Club, Author ''Untersuchungen ueber die genauc Bestimmung des Schwefels in Pflanzensubstanzen und anderen organischen Steffen. Dissertation, Goettingen, 1903, On the Losses of Sulphur in Charring and in Ashing Plant Substances, and on the Accurate Determination of Sulphur in Crganic Substances, Jouruvvl of The Amcricclu Chemical Society, April, 1904, On a Globulin Occurring in the Chestnut, J. 11. C. S., March, 1905, MThe Solubility of Silver Chloride in I-Iydrochloric Acid and in Sodium Chloride Solutions, J. A. C. S., October, 1906: Recent Developments in Metallographic Research, Proceedings Virginia Chemists, Club, Richmond, April, 1909, Willie Binary and Ternary Alloys of Cadmium, Bismuth, and Lead,', J. A. O. S., November, 1910, Die binaren und ternaren Legierungen von Cadmium, Wlismuth, und Blei, ZF!-fSCll7'lAf'f fuer nnorgcuzischc Olzemfie, Vol. 70, 1911, Various articles and stories in somi-scientiiic and in literary magazines. OTTO CORNELIUS BURKI-IART, E. M., C. E. PROFESSOR OF MINING ENGINEERING Bachelor of Science, Lehigh University, 1888, Engineer of Mines, Lehigh University, 1889, Civil Engineer, Lehigh University, 1892, Engineer Corps G. B. Markle and Company Anthracite Mines, Jeddo, Pa., 1889, Resident Engineer Lykens Valley Coal Co., and Summit Branch Railroad Co., Lykens, Pa., 1890-913 Principal of School of Mines Department, Inter- national Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa., 1892-96: Editorial Staff Engiucc-1'-ing ami Mini-ng Journal, New York, 1897, Mining Engineer and Assistant Superintendent Virginia. Coal and Coke Co., Virginia, 1898, Superintendent Blast Furnace Department, Pennsylvania 14

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7 E-fn, F I FT 'nnhh' iiiiiirn W iiiuliiiiilliilitn .1 -- X f w X 5 ,WI . o o o o f M-H hllif Q' leijltll -id ll Q-Jiilll ROBERT BURNS 1-IALDANE BEGG. C. E. Pnonnsson on CIVIL 1Qx1:iNn:1in1Nc': Bachelor of Science, Virginia Polytechnic 1'nstit11te, 100511 Civil Engineer, Virginia Poly- technic Tnstitute, 1901: Instructor i11 Civil Engineeriiig. University of Iowa. 1800-10001 il1Ht1'l,lCt01' in Civil Engineering. Virginia. Polyteclinic institute. 1000-01: Railway Location Construction and Maintenance, 1001-05g Instructor i11 Civil El'1g111CR6l'1llg, Syracuse Univer- sity. 1005-OG: Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, Syracuse University, 1000-07: Asso- ciate Professor of Civil Engiiieering, Syracuse University. 1007-10g l 1'ofessor of Civil Engi- neering, Pennsylvania Military College, 1010-12: Professor of Sanitary and Hydraulic 13115.51- neeriiig, University of Kansas, 1012-13g Professor of Civil Engineering. Virginia Polytecliiiic lnstitute, since 19135 Railroad Construction, sunnnei' 1006: Railroad Locatioii, suninier 1!J07q Assistant Engineer State 1-Iighway Connnission, sunnners 1000-1010, and 1012, Mcnilmer Anierican Public Health Association, American Association of State Higlnvay Ollicials, Vir- ginia State Higlixvay Connnission: Associate Meniher Anierican Society of Civil Engineers. WILLIAM GEORGE CHRISMAN, V. S. Pnomssson on vicfrmiunanv scnsncis Doctor of Veterinary Science. Ontario Veterinary College. 19025 Practice in Cliarlottes- ville, Va., 1002-OS: V'f?t01'1l12'l1'12l1l for the Dairy and Food Connnission of Virginia, 1008-00: State Veterinarian of North Carolina, 10051-13: Professor of Vete1'i11a,ry Science, Yirginia Polyteclinie Institute, since 1913, BICIHDGI' American Veterinary Medical'Association, Vir- ginia Veterinary Medical Association, North Carolina Veterinary Medicine Association, North Carolina Academy of Science, United States Live Stock Sanitary Association, Southern Asso- ciation of Agricultural Wforkers, American Association of Veterinary College Faculties and Exainining Board: Chairinan Live Stock Section of the Southern Association of Agricultural lN'orlcers: Secretary Virgiiiia Veterinary Medical Association, 1905-11, North Carolina Veterinary Medicine Association, 1010-11: Secretary Virginia Veterinary Medical Association since Jan. 16, 1015: Author HT1liJQ1'Cll1OS1S of Dairy Cows i11 North Carolina. JOHN WILBUR WATSON, M. A.. Pu. D. rnomssson or 1No1zeANrc oi-11:M1sTRv Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts, University of Virginia, 1010, Doctor of Philosophy. University of Virginia. 1013: Student Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1905-075 Instriictor i11 lnorganic Cjlieinistry. 'University of Virginia. 1000-13: Professor of Inorganic C11Q1Tl1St1'y, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, since 1013: Member Phi Beta Kappa, American Chemical Society, American Association for tl1e Advancement of Scienceg Honorary Member Raven Society of University of Virginiaq Author Dissertation fU111N'Q1'S1t37 of Virginia, 19131, The Abstraction of Potassium During S0611-1'l101ltiltiO11,,2 Joint Author A Contribution to the Geology and Mineralogy of Graves Mountain, Georgia,', publislied in the Proceeclings of the Phfilosophvlcal Society of the Uwiirers-ily of 1 'fi'1'gi1zif1. 16 1