. Morton memorial; a history of the Stevens institute of technology, with biographies of the trustees, faculty, and alumni, and a record of the achievements of the Stevens family of engineers. er at Memphis, Tenn., from 1898 untilrecently. He is now superintendent of thecompany and is located at Texarkana, Ark. Scammell, Frederick A. (, 99), wasInstructor during the Supplementary Termat Stevens Institute, 1899; was employed inthe Carnegie Steel Works, Homestead, Pa.,1899; engaged in the wood-pulp business inNew Brunswick, 1899; and has been em-ployed in the Carnegie Steel Works, Mun-hall.
. Morton memorial; a history of the Stevens institute of technology, with biographies of the trustees, faculty, and alumni, and a record of the achievements of the Stevens family of engineers. er at Memphis, Tenn., from 1898 untilrecently. He is now superintendent of thecompany and is located at Texarkana, Ark. Scammell, Frederick A. (, 99), wasInstructor during the Supplementary Termat Stevens Institute, 1899; was employed inthe Carnegie Steel Works, Homestead, Pa.,1899; engaged in the wood-pulp business inNew Brunswick, 1899; and has been em-ployed in the Carnegie Steel Works, Mun-hall. Pa., at first as assistant to the steamexpert, 1901 ; and now as superintendent ofthe steam department. Schaeffler, Joseph C. (, 00), wasborn in New York city May 8, 1877. Hewas Instructor during the SupplementaryTerm at the Stevens Institute, 1900; was em-ployed in the engineering department of thePatten Vacuum Ice Co.^ New York, 1900-01 ; was assistant to Mr. George H. Barrus,consulting engineer and steam expert, Bos-ton, Mass., 1901-03; and has been engagedin consulting and contracting engineeringwork on his own account since 1903. He isa junior member of the American Society of. J. C. Schaeffler Schaeffler. He married Mildred A. Dolliver,March 19, 1903. Schimmel, John, Jr. (, 96), studiedat Columbia University, 1896-97, receivingthe degree of civil engineer in the latteryear; and has since been employed in thegeneral office of the Baltimore, Chesapeake,& Atlantic Railway Co., Baltimore, Md.;later, with the same company, at Salisbury,Md.; and at present as assistant supervisorNo. 8 with the Pennsylvania Railroad, Ty-rone, Pa. His graduating thesis, preparedjointly with Messrs. M. Shepard and RudolphBruckner, on A Comparative Test of theCalorific Power of Wilkinson CarburettedWater-Gas and Lowe Carburetted Water-Gas, with the Junker Calorimeter, waspublished in the Stevens Indicator, is a member of the Tau Beta Pi frater-nity. Schlesinger, Alfred Henry (,
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