. Morton memorial; una storia del Stevens Institute of Technology, con biografie dei fiduciari e docenti e alunni e un record di successi della famiglia Stevens di ingegneri. er degli ingegneri ofPhiladelphia Club e di Chi Phi fraternità. Terry, Thomas Lee (M.E., 97), è stato bornin Englewood, N. J., Gennaio 31, 1876; sonof William Owen e Louise Van der VoortTerry. Sul suo lato padri egli è descendedfrom primi coloni inglesi di Long Island;sul suo lato delle madri tra i coloni firstDutch di New York. Egli ha preso aspecial corso di lavoro chimica sotto ladirezione o

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. 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 of the Engineers Club ofPhiladelphia, and of the Chi Phi fraternity. Terry, Thomas Lee (M.E., 97), was bornin Englewood, N. J., January 31, 1876; sonof William Owen, and Louise Van der VoortTerry. On his fathers side he is descendedfrom early English settlers of Long Island;on his mothers side from among the firstDutch settlers of New York. He took aspecial course in chemical work under thedirection of Dr. Stillman in the private lab-oratory of the latter at the Institute, 1897, and was chemist with the Glens Falls Port-land Cement Co., Glens Falls, N. Y., 1897-98. In this position he had sole charge ofthe chemical work of the company, which in-cluded calcimeter tests on the mixture ofclay and limestone used, and complete analy THE ALUMNI 577 sis of the finished product twice a week, with occasional analysis of the raw material.He took a special course of study in Dr.Stillmans laboratory in 1898, and was In-structor during- the Supplementary Term atStevens Institute in the same year.. T. L. Terry In 1899 ^^ became chemist and assayerwith the William F. Renziehausen Co., goldand silver refiners, Newark, N. J., and inDecember of that year took a financial inter-est in the company and was made its vice-president. The plant has since been en-larged and equipped to handle a growingvolume of business, and a rolling-plant forsterling silver and other alloys added, rollingmetals (principally sterling silver) up to 18inches in width. The mechanical as well asthe chemical work of the company has fallenlargely upon Mr. Terry, who has also doneconsiderable work of an original characteron the chemical and physical properties ofmany alloys for special purposes. He is amember of the Englewood Club and of theNew York Reform Club. Theberath, Theodore Ernest (M.E., 88), was born in Newark, N. J

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