The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-09
N. c. N. STAFF
Is COMPLETED
G. P. Schubert Succeeds to Chair
of Assistant Professor

The board of control of the Michigan
College OF Mines held an important
meeting yesterday afternoon for tn,
purpose of determining the personne
OF the STAFF of instructors for the en-.
suing year. George II. Schubert, in.
structor in mining and civil engineer
ing, was appointed To the position OF
assistant professor of that department
to succeed Prof A. j. Houle. who wat
recently appointed To the chair OF
metallurgy and ore dressing. Mr.. Schu-
bert is well known in Houghton ahd
the news of his advancement is pleas
ing to his many friends. He is a gradu-
ate OF the college, member of the
class of 1906. Since that year Mr.,
Schubert has been on the teaching stan
in the mining department.
Garrett t.. Johnson was also APP
pointed instructor in the mining de-
partment.
With these appointments the faculty
and STAFF at the college is complete.
The list of instructors at present is
as follows:
Prof. A. j. Houle, formerly assistant
professor of mining, appointed to sue
coed Prof S. S. Bruce as head of the
metallurgy department.
S. $. Brinkley OF Columbia succeeds
DR.. a. A. Koch as instructor in chem
istry.
John ii. BELL succeeds William G
Sparks as physical director.
Thomas G.. Chapman, formerly as.
sistant instructor i'm the metallurgy
and ore dressing department, appoint.
ed head of that department.
w. Il. Hopper instructor in geology.
appointed assistant professor in the
geology department.
George +. Schubert appointed as
sistant professor in mining and civil
engineering.
Garrett T.. Johnson appointed in.
structor in the mining department.
Confer Degrees.
The board conferred degrees on the
members of the class of 1914 who sue
cessfully completed the work prescrib-
ed in the various courses at the coll
lege. Twenty-Five young men received
degrees as mining engineers while 16
received the degree OF bachelor of
science. The list follows:
Mining Engineers.
Fred Arnold Barkell Hubbell: Har-
rold Koch Boysen, Chicago; Abraham
4 N
ton; Elmer NJ. Haug, Houghton; Paul
Eugene Hinckley, Kalamazoo Barney
Bay City; Ralph Andrus
Loveland, Saginaw; Angus John Mac
Donald. Hancock; Lester Norman Mac
Donald, Virginia, Mimi; Phillip Au-
gustus Maverick. San Antonio. Texas;
Harold Francis Mills, Houghton: HON.
err Murray Northrup, River Rouge;
Plus Pastorino, Flint; Robert Maurits
Peterson. LAnse; Wilfred c. Polking-
horne, Hancock; Charles John Rash
leigh Houghton; Gerard RHO Patron,
Lima, Peru. :. A.; George Frederick
Saginaw; Russell Reed
Trengove. Lake Linden; Robeat Ray
Van Valkenburgh, Wenatchee. Wash;
Harry Vivian. Calumet; Ralph Ray
mond Virgins, Indiana, Penn; Joseph
Reiber Wilkinson, Alpena; Richard G.
Helena, Mont
Bachelor of Science.
Milton Perry Botsford. Aitkin
Mimi; Harold Koch Boysen. Chicago;
Abraham Cohn, Chicago; Angus John
Hancock; Paul Eugene
Kalamazoo; Lester Norman
Virginia, Mimi; Homer
Northrup, River Rouge; Rob-
art Maurits Peterson, LAnse; Wilfred
c. Polkinghorne, Hancock; Charles
John Rashleigh, Houghton: George
Frederick Schneider. Saginaw Gerard
RHO Patron, Lima, Peru. s. A.. Rus
sell Reed Trengove, Lake Linden;
Robert Ray Van Valkenburgh, Wenat
,hee, Wash; Harry Vivian, Calumet
Ralph Raymond Virgins, Indiana,
Penn.