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LAND SURVEYOR’S LICENSES ISSUED (Numerically Arranged) The following numerical list includes all licenses issued from 1891 to 5/12/00, under provision of Chapter 15, Division 3, of the Business and Professions Code. 1 Healey, Charles T. 78 Vail, Randolph M. 155 Crowe, H. S. 231 Bulpin, Thomas W. 2 Gleaves, James M. 79 Kaerth, Jacob W. 156 Allin, Thomas D. 232 Lesley, John P. 3 Vischer, Hubert 80 Dexter, Edward 157 Weston, Joshua F. 233 Gilbert, William Baruch 4 Geldern, Otto V. 81 Brackins, Samuel E. 158 Shorth, Lawrence H. 234 Spencer, George H. 5 Holcomb, Charles H. 82 Lownes, Edward 159 Whitaker, Herbert M. 235 O’Shaughnessy, Michael 6 Knock, Thomas L. 83 Stendel, Charles W. 160 Wheeler, Rosco, Jr. Maurice 7 McCoy, Benjamin L. 84 Finley, James H. 161 Heeren, Henry A. 236 Edmiston, Robert H. 8 Peck, William F. 85 Taylor, Charles C. 162 Pioda, Charles L. 237 Cowdin, James B. 9 Ashley, Pallas N. 86 Hamlin, Homer 163 Spurrier, Green 238 de St. Maurice, Charles A. 10 McCullough, Ernest 87 Willberg, Ernst N. 164 Spurrier, Charles Albert 239 Gleaves, James Malcolm, Jr. 11 Smith, S. H. 88 Herrick, Frank E. 165 Randle, George N. 240 Wilkinson, Joseph Rogers 12 Herrmann, Adolph T. 89 Meddock, Jesse T. 166 Doyle, George A. 241 Applegate, George B. 13 Vander Naillen, Edmund L. 90 Shaw, Thomas M. 167 Cook, Marion Lee 242 Rogers, Charles S. 14 Keddie, Arthur W. 91 Ward, Samson L. 168 Winn, Adolphus G. 243 Huebner, Oscar Constantine 15 Bassell, Burr 92 Jones, Everett G. 169 Earl, William H. 244 Bunner, John Church 16 Wright, Edward T. 93 McNeish, John S. 170 Perry, Elliot D. 245 Jones, Dreuzy Alwyn 17 Grunsky, C. E. 94 Washburn, George E. 171 Brown, George A. 246 de Buxton, Walter 18 Hansen, George 95 Allardt, George F. 172 Sandow, George 247 Harter, Robert L. 19 Solano, Alfred 96 Smyth, Newton V. 173 Lilly, Elwood 248 Kirkbride, Walter Harold 20 Meek, Jason R. 97 Smith, Frank E. 174 Moore, Charles E. 249 Stafford, Harry Fritsch 21 Dittrich, H. 98 Reece, Thomas W. 175 McLeran, Benjamin 250 Graham, Joseph Archibald 22 Rice, Sam H. 99 Montgomery, T. J. 176 Henderson, Charles W. 251 Elsemore, William Cyrus 23 Hughes, David E. 100 Baltzell, Alfred 177 Guptill, Charles W. 252 Penniman, Harry Webb 24 Halen, Albert 101 James, Thomas H. 178 Wishon, David L. Harris 25 Cougdon, Charles H. 102 Soulé, Charles Z. 179 Willey, Henry I. 253 McCullough, Ernest 26 Shaw, Joseph A. 103 Leutell, Jesse N. 180 Hammond, Richard P. 254 Reilly, Michael F. 27 James, Walter 104 Mueser, William F. H. 181 Woods, Victor H. 255 Stickney, Fred Walter 28 Gassaway, Arthur D. 105 Etter, Jefferson D. 182 Nusbaumer, George L. 256 Ames, Fred F. 29 Hardison, Allen C. 106 Phinney, Cassius M. 183 Miller, Fred Manning 257 Swickard, Andrew 30 Butler, Albert J. 107 Waggoner, Waldo W. 184a Hare, Lou G. 258 Pearson, Samuel F. 31 Skinner, Frederick W. 108 Fowler, Alonzo T. 184b Hobby, Arthur S. 259 Gates, Horace D. 32 Dunn, Russell L. 109 Hewitt, Harvey 185 Freeland, Albert C. 260 Macmurdo, Meriwether A. 33 Kellogg, Hiram C. 110 Sherwood, George W. 186 Boyd, Joseph C. 261 Hopper, John Goegre 34 Norboe, Paul M. 111 Elliott, Vandiver R. 187 Phillips, James W. 262 Barber, Emmet 35 Mauran, Joseph R. 112 Rice, John C. 188 Fisher, Henry B. 263 Mattison, Edmund 36 Schuld, William 113 Youngren, Fritz 189 Flournay, Frank F. 264 Finney, Archibald Lynn 37 Stahle, John F. H. 114 Cooper, Lucias F. 190 Demeritt, Hayden Lewis 265 McKee, Frank Albert 38 Shephard, Jonathan C. 115 Smith, Augustus T. 191 Mathews, Wright 266 Harvey, Henry Arthur 39 Mitchell, Geo. H. 116 Luning, William F. 192 Vander Neillen, Albert, Jr. 267 Rockhold, John E. 40 Bassett, Lemuel F. 117 Capps, Edwin M. 193 Brown, Elam Cameron 268 Wallace, Clarence H. 41 Rowan, Valentine J. 118 Branham, James 194 Hubou, Irving Allen 269 Sloan, Alva Leslie 42 Street, Alfred R. 119 Wakefield, George F. 195 Bridges, Francis 270 Waller, Sam Leroy 43 Johnson, James W. 120 Sawyer, Charles W. 196 Smith, Samuel Worsley 271 Davidson, James McDermitt 44 Longworthy, Samuel R. 121 Pearson, George W. 197 Button, Julius M. 272 Graham, Joseph Madison 45 Wood, Samuel O. 122 Feusier, Henry E. C. 198 Grove, Edmund Davis 273 McMurtey, Guy 46 Olmsted, Frank H. 123 Maude, Joseph Lees 199 Lewis, John Jackson 274 Putnam, George 47 McCray, Franklin P. 124 Mennett, Francis L. 200 Tilton, Charles Stephen 275 Seely, Joseph 48 McIntire, David F. 125 Downs, Walter E. 201 Huncilman, Jim J. 276 Orcutt, William Warren 49 Newman, Gustavus O. 126 Vanderbilt, Lewis 202 Humphrey, William Penn 277 Nolan, Edward William 50 Topp, Thomas M. 127 Hoxie, George L. 203 Davis, Lemuel D. 278 Bedford, John Stephens 51 Allen, William W. 128 Sarter, Harvey J. 204 Kirkwood, William Truman 279 Smith, J. George 52 Lathrop, Charles J. 129 Pope, James B. 205 Brown, William K. 280 Ingram, Henry Clay 53 Zoellin, Ernest A. 130 Pearson, George M. 206 Power, George Coffin 281 Barry, John Andrick 54 Ensign, Caleb A. 131 Finlay, S. Henderson 207 Douglass, George Bill 282 Manuel, Louis 55 Tinker, William H. 132 Wheaton, Porter P. 208 Kellogg, Norman Benjamin 283 Tabor, Ernest Frederic 56 Burr, William A. 133 Striedinger, Julius H. 209 Richardson, George Lynde 284 Davis, Caleb D. 57 Morton, John A. 134 Bush, Robert E. 210 Ricksecker, Lucius Edgar 285 Swartz, Alexander Culberson 58 Martin, Charles D. 135 Donohoe, Robert E. 211 Webb, Louis 286 Greenwald, Charles Bennett 59 Teilman, Ingvart 136 Gernon, Richard 212 Herrold, George Herbert 287 Henderson, Henri Herbert 60 Barker, Curtis M. 137 Doyle, James M. 213 Trask, Frank Ellsworth 288 Huntington, Phinney Corbin 61 Bromfield, Davenport 138 Shackelford, Henry B. 214 Brown, Charles C. 289 Watson, William 62 Stanton, J. Clark 139 Evans, Luke 215 Campbell, Albert Park 290 Dozier, Anthony White 63 Harris, Stonewall J. 140 Evans, Henry O. 216 Wagoner, Luther 291 Talamantes, Alfredo Ramon 64 Lowden, Henry L. 141 Fogg, William W. 217 Atherton, George Allen 292 Wand, Joseph Benjamin 65 Irwin, Edwin P. 142 Sanborn, Kingsbury 218 Kiefer, Stephen E. 293 Knowlton, George Almes 66 Coulter, Adolphus H. 143 Jasper, Oscar W. 219 Robinson, Charles Augustus 294 Jenkins, Jabez A. 67 Brasfield, Wiley E. 144 McMillan, John G. 220 Woods, James E. 295 Steler, F. A. 68 Urew, Charles E. 145 Garber, John H. 221 Simkins, William 296 Connick, Harris De Haven 69 McKnight, Smith P. 146 Spurrier, George F. 222 Smith, Albert Augustus 297 Ellery, N. H. 70 Macmurdo, Wirt R. 147 Derby, Charles C. 223 Hamilton, Ernest G. 298 Minthorn, P. W. 71 Newberry, Frederick T. 148 Wanzer, Horace 224 Minckler, William D. 299 Jones, Arthur Lewis 72 Uren, Edward C. 149 Lewis, Frederick E. 225 Hohn, John 300 Kearney, George Brinton 73 Healy, Lucien B. 150 Kendall, Samuel D. 226 McCray, Victor Talmadge 301 Christensen, Claus Peter 74 McTarnahan, Carroll 151 Price, John Randolph 227 Smith, Joseph Henry 302 Polk, Martin C. 75 Brown, Robert A. 152 McCandless, Alfred Lewis 228 Langrehr, Henry Cristian 303 Smith, Frank Meriweather 76 Stoneroad, William P. 153 Nourse, Charles F. 229 Capps, A. V. 304 Church, Arthur Leon 77 Stuart, Zebulon B. 154 Eager, Edward N. 230 Flood, Francis B. 305 Smith, Seth PLS-1 NUMERICAL LIST: PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS 306 Talbot, Charles Ward 394 Sibley, Elmer 482 Alberson, William B. 570 Williams, Ernest L. 307 Acton, Alvin Mitchell 395 Coulter, Williams S. 483 McNamara, Thomas B. 571 Cummins, Harle O. 308 Lippert, Edward Frederick 396 Abbott, John F. 484 Thomas, Robert L. 572 Gaines, Elton H. 309 Quail, Frank Eugene 397 Parsons, Austin F. 485 Bates, George L. 573 McCray, Alfred M. 310 Holcomb, Phineas Denton 398 Burson, David M. 486 Hunter, Thomas B. 574 Wiegel, Clifford R. 311 Scheld, Herman William 399 Dozier, Charles T. 487 Uttschig, William G. 575 McBride, John L. 312 Benedict, John B. 400 Rumsey, William M. 488 Leffingwell, W. H. 576 O’Connor, Edward J. 313 Cooper, Roy Lucius 401 Tuinelty, Richard C. 489 Grigsby, Robert A. 577 Lermond, F. E. 314 Warren, George Randall 402 Black, John P. 490 Prill, Arthur 578 Miller, Claude W. 315 Dixon, William George 403 Taylor, George F. 491 Kower, Hermann 579 Petit, Charles Wesley 316 Lepoids, Paul Emily 404 Meek, William M. 492 Luyster, John T. 580 Philbrook, Carleton A. 317 Noble, Ivory B. 405 Strong, Archibald M. 493 Waddingham, Albert B. 581 Steele, George E. 318 Weston, Hugh Edgar 406 Crowell, Archie F. 494 Tuohy, Henry 582 von Geldern, Edward B. 319 Reading, Robert Lee 407 Smith, Fred A. 495 Terry, Charles W. 583 Reed, William K. 320 Smith, Geo. David 408 Buffington, Mason W. 496 Mitchell, John B. 584 Cory, Arthur W. 321 Symmonds, William 409 Violi, Felix 497 Schenk, Charles R. 585 Harrold, Thomas R. 322 Sawyer, Reuben Anderson 410 Kaulback, Fred C. 498 Nielsen, Anders J. 586 Nash, Vinson K. 323 Graham, William Sutphen 411 Reynolds, Charles L. 499 Winton, George E. 587 Markle, Robert B. 324 Rockwell, William Lincoln 412 McCarty, Charles C. 500 Hickok, Noah H. 588 Darling, William A. 325 Dubbers, Alfred 413 O’Brien, Walter D. 501 Burson, James O. 589 Gale, Leland I. 326 Kuns, Henry Arthur 414 Williams, Lewis G. 502 Muir, David Reid 590 Mincher, Burton L. 327 Barney, James Mitchell 415 Bailey, Edward H. 503 McCoy, Ira D., Jr. 591 Gully, Cuthbert 328 Lewis, Charles Bertram 416 Shafer, William H. 504 Bacon, Nathaniel P. 592 Crook, Leslie B. 329 Perrin, George Henry 417 Smith, Julius H.
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    ORDER .OF EXERCISES AT EXHIBITION PHILLIPS ACADEMY AndoVer, Massachusetts / JUNE 9, 1944, AT 10:30 O'CLOCK A.M. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SLXTH YEAR THE ANDOVER PRESS 1944 ORDER OF EXERCISES Presiding CLAUDE MOORE FUESS Headmaster PRAYER REVEREND A. GRAHAM BALDWIN School Minister (Hum Uaune Initiation service of the Honorary Scholarship Society, Cum Laude, with an address by Kenneth C. M. Sills, LL.D., President of Bowdoin College. H&tmbtv* of thr (Elana of 1944 Elected in February HEATH LEDWARD ALLEN THOMSON COOK MCGOWAN JOHN WESSON BOLTON HENRY DEAN QUINBY, 3D CARLETON STEVENS COON, JR. JOHN BUTLER SNOOK JOHN CURTIS FARRAR DONALD JUSTUS STERLING, JR. FREDERICK DAVIS GREENE, 2D WHITNEY STEVENS ALFRED GILBERT HARRIS JOHN CINCINNATUS THOMPSON JOHN WILSON KELLETT Elected in June JOHN FARNUM BOWEN VICTOR KARL KOECHL ISAAC CHILLINGSWORTH FOSTER ERNEST CARROLL MAGISON VICTOR HENRY HEXTER, 2D ROBERT ALLEN WOFSEY DWIGHT DELAVAN KILLAM RAYMOND HENRY YOUNG CHARLES WESLEY KITTLEMAN, JR. £Am\t ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORS AND PRIZES SPECIAL MENTION FOR DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP DURING THE SENIOR YEAR BIOLOGY Richard Schuster CHEMISTRY Carleton Stevens Coon, Jr. Ernest Carroll Magison John Curtis Farrar Donald Justus Sterling, Jr. John Wilson Kellett ENGLISH Heyward Isham Donald Justus Sterling, Jr. FBENCH Ian Seaton Pemberton GERMAN Heyward Isham Arthur Stevens Wensinger HISTORY ~John Curtis Farrar Donald Justus Sterling, Jr. Thomson Cook McGowan MATHEMATICS John Farnum Bowen >• Donald Justus Sterling, Jr. Benjamin Yates Brewster, Jr. John Cincinnatus Thompson John Curtis Farrar Robert Allen Wofsey Isaac Chillingsworth Foster Raymond Henry Young John Wilson Kellett PHYSICS John Famum Bowen Charles Wesley Kittleman, Jr. Carleton Stevens Coon, Jr.