Dr. F. E. Clark, instructor in Chemistry, was born in New Mar
tinsville, W. Va. B. S., West Virginia University; Ph. D., in
Chemistry and Geology, Johns Hopkins University; instructor in
Chemistry, West Virginia University.
Ernst E. Calkins, instructor in English. B. L., University of
Wisconsin; scholarship in English and German, University of
Wisconsin; taught English and German in Kewaune High
School: instructor in English Michigan Military Academy.
C. P. Linville, instructor in Metallurgy. - B. S., Ohio State Uni
versity ; M. A., Ohio State University; fellow in Chemistry, Ohio
State University; National Steele Co., Mingo Junction; Globe
Iron Co., Jackson, Ohio.
Dr. H. H. Stecker, B. Sc., University of Wisconsin, 1893; M.
Sc., 1894; Ph. D., 1897; special honors in Mathematics at gradua
tion, 1893; fellow in Pure Mathematics, University of Wisconsin,
1893-1895; honorary fellow, 1896; elected member of the Ameri
can Mathematical Society, 1893; member of the Deutsche Mathe
matische-Vereinigung, 1901; member of the Gottingen Mathe
matische Gesellschaft, 1900; member of the Sigma XI Honorary
Society; instructor in Mathematics, University of Wisconsin,
1890-1895; instructor in Mathematics, Northwestern University,
Evanston, 111., 1897-1900; studied in Berlin and Gottingen, Ger
many, 1900-1901; instructor in Mathematics, Cornell University
Ithaca, N. Y., since 1901. *
E. H. B. Humphreys, assistant in Mathematics. A. 8., Har
vard; will receive the degree A. M. next year; work is already
completed. J
Robt. E. Ehzinga takes charge of the blacksmith shop and
foundry. He was born in the Netherlands, and educated in Am
sterdam. Worked for Transvaal and Orange Free State govern
ments before the war; blacksmith and engineer at the Johannes
burg gold mines and the Kimberly diamond mines, South Africa •
S Palmer & ty P ; founders the
Link Belt Machinery Co., Chicago; W. D. Forbes & Co., Ho
boken; F A. Yerdon Co., Hoboken; Joseph Menchen, electrician,
New York. Mr. Elizmga has travelled extensively in this country,