Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-25

Lloyd l.. Click, the other English
instructor, Is a native Of Tennessee.
He attended Maryville College, the
University of Nashville, and holds the
B. s. degree from the University Of
Tennessee For the past three years
he has been principal of the Roane
County (Tenn) High School. posi-
ton which he resigned this fall to
accept the one here.
Mr.. 8. A. Kruse, formerly instructor
in French and German, has been made
librarian to succeed Col. James Hays
Quarles, who resigned his work here
to accept a position, as managing ed
itor OF the Waco Morning News. Mr..
Z. G. Ross OF the English department
will teach French. Courses in German
will not be offered this year.
Irby C. Nichols Of Eudora, Miss,
who holds the M. A. degree from the
University of Mississippi and wto has
been away on a years leave of abb
sence, has returned to resume his po-
sition as instructor in mathematics.
He did special work in advanced
mathematics at the University of Chi.
cago during the summer of 1911. He
obtained n scholarship from the Uni
versity OF Illinois and received the
NJ. s. degree there last June He spent
the summer quarter just closed at the
University Of Michigan doing work for
his doctors degree in mathematics.
Floyd w. Bell of Rome, N. Y, is a
new man in the department OF animal
husbandry. He received the B. S. de-
gree from Cornell in 1911, and did
postgraduate work in the Ohio State
University the past summer He was
a star tackle on the Cornell football
team. He comes to his work highly
recommended for his scholarly attain
ments by his professors at Cornell and
Ohio state.
Carl n. Kennedy of Ames, Ia. is
also a new instructor in the depart
ment of animal husbandry. Mr.. Ken
needy holds the degrees B. "A. and
B. S, A. from Iowa State College AS
a student he won high honors as a
member of the international and the
Royal stock judging teams. He was
prominently identified with the agri-
cultural publications OF his college,
and was member of Alpha Zeta, an
honorary fraternity for agricultural
students who attain high standard
of scholarship.
Charles Cleveland Hedges of Lex.
ington, KY, has been elected associate
professor of agricultural chemistry.
He holds a b. S. degree from the Ken
lucky State University and an A. b.
. degree from Cornell. Last June he
received the degree of doctor of phi
losophy from Cornell, based on
courses in agricultural chemistry. For
six years he was an instructor in agri-
cultural and sanitary chemistry at
Cornell, and comes to A. & NJ. bear
ing the strongest possible endorse
ments. II
John w. Newton of Bryan, mem
Der OF the 1912 graduating class of
, the college, has been made an assist
ant in the department of chemical en-
cheering.
Casper A. Wood of Waseca, Mimi,
I graduate of the Agricultural School
OF Minnesota and Of the agronomy d.
vision of the Kansas State Agricul-
tural College, is a new instructor in
. soil physics and soil fertility. Prof.
, &c. o. Swanson of the Kansas State
, Agricultural College says of him: "Mr
, Wood is mature student. He does
!, not simply learn the subject to pass,
but sees the application of the sub.
ject to the practical. Mr. Wood is a
man who can plan and do things. He
= mas ueClutuiy inc ttdCutI . lculptId'
/ ment." Mr.. Wood has had one years
; experience as teacher.
John Jefferson Richey of Oak Park
I'M, is a new instructor in civil en-
Z cheering. He is graduate in civil
engineering of the University OF Hi
nois, class of 1903, with a scholarship
\ record of high grade and Tau Beta Pl
' honors. He was instructor in theoret
zeal and applied mechanics in thai
institution in 1903-O5. In 1905-06 he
was instructor and craftsman in the
bridge department of the Chicago
Northwestern railroad, after which he
did railroad work, in the West, princi
pally in Nevada. Prof. A. N. Talbot
of the University of Illinois says o.
8 him: "Mr. .Richey has an excellent
record as a teacher The thesis which
{ he presented when he received the
} professional degree of civil engineer
; has been commented upon very favor
ably by many people. Mr.. Richey is