. 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. fessor of ElectricalEngineering. He is a member of theNew York Electrical Society, and of theTau Beta Pi fraternity. He married Marie Fay Bateman,November 28, 1900. They have onechild, William Francis Moore. CHARLES OTTO GUNTHER, Assistant Professor of Mathcinafics Charles O. Gunther was bornparents being Otto and Anna (Eybel)Gunther. He studied in the public schoolsin New York and Brooklyn, and in
. 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. fessor of ElectricalEngineering. He is a member of theNew York Electrical Society, and of theTau Beta Pi fraternity. He married Marie Fay Bateman,November 28, 1900. They have onechild, William Francis Moore. CHARLES OTTO GUNTHER, Assistant Professor of Mathcinafics Charles O. Gunther was bornparents being Otto and Anna (Eybel)Gunther. He studied in the public schoolsin New York and Brooklyn, and in theStevens School, from which he enteredStevens Institute in 1896. After graduation he was engagedfirst as Instructor during the Supplemen-tary Term and then as Instructor inMathematics. In December, 1902, hewas given the title of Assistant Professorof Mathematics. The following year hewas transferred to the Department ofMechanical Drawing with the same title. His work at the Institute recjuiredonly part of his time at first, and he tookup the study of patent work in the officeof J. M. Hicks, a patent expert in NewYork. In April, 1902, he established his New York city May 21, 1879, his. C. O. Gunther 28o THE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY own ofifice in New York as mechanical engineer and patent attorney. During thesummer of 1902 he accepted the position of managing editor of the Stevens In-stitute Indicator, but on account of ill health he was obliged to resign this officeearly in 1904. He is a junior member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers,a member of the New York Electrical Society, and of the Tau Beta Pi fraternity. He married Beatrice Disbrow, February 19, 1901. FRANCIS J. POND, , Assistant Professor of Engineering Chemistry Francis J. Pond, son of Abel and Lucy A. Pond, was born in Holliston,Mass., which place was his home for seventeen years. His early education wasreceived in the public schools of Holliston. In the fall of 1888 he e
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