52 MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN BULLETIN 
State Normal School, Warrensburg, Mo. Teacher, St. Charles 
County schools, State Normal School at Warrensburg, and 
high school at Liberty, Mo.; at present Garden student. Ad- 
dress, 1921 Oregon Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 
Fullgraf, Charles W.—Born, St. Louis, Mo., October 8, 
1884; son of William and Anna (Matthews) Fullgraf. At- 
tended public schools, St. Louis; awarded Garden scholarship, 
1900; graduated, 1904. In charge of Garden North Ameri- 
can tract and arboretum until November, 1908; inspector for 
St. Louis city forester until February, 1910; from 1910 until 
present engaged in practice of landscape gardening and for- 
estry, St. Louis. Address, 1104 Chemical Building, St. 
Louis, Mo. 
Giebel, Carl Frederick.—Born, St. Louis, Mo., 1895; son 
of Phillip and Marie Giebel. Completed grammar school and 
attended high school at St. Louis three years; awarded Gar- 
den scholarship, 1912, which is still holding. 
Gillies, Walter.—Born, Osage, Mo., June 11, 1884; son of 
KE. M. and T. Gillies. Attended grammar school; entered 
Garden, 1903; left to take charge of conservatories, Louisiana 
Purchase Exposition. Later in employ of Michel Plant & 
Bulb Co. and Eggling Floral Co., St. Louis; now foreman, 
Forest Park greenhouses, St. Louis. Married, December, 
1904, to Estella Lindsey ; five children. Address, 5700 West 
Park Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 
Gross, Arthur R.—Born, Jefferson City, Mo., July 12, 
1879; son of Robert and Elise (Spitz) Gross. Completed 
grammar school course; graduated high school, Belleville, 
Ill., 1896; entered Garden as special student, 1896; awarded 
scholarship, 1897; graduated, 1901. In charge of Garden 
North American tract until October, 1901, when took charge 
of extension work, Mt. Greenwood Cemetery, Morgan Park, 
Chicago, under Mr. W. N. Rudd. With exception of six 
months spent in office of O. C, Simonds, Chicago, and one 
year as superintendent, Lafayette Park, St. Louis, continued 
in this work until appointed superintendent of Mt. Green- 
wood Cemetery, 1909; at present acting in this capacity. 
Married, July 11, 1908, to Julia E. Martin; one son. Ad- 
dress, Mt. Greenwood Cemetery, Morgan Park, Chicago, III. 
Grossart, Frederick Gustave.—Born, Belleville, Il, May 
23, 1894; son of Gustave William and Emelia (Fuchs) 
Grossart. Attended grammar school, and one and one-half 
years high school, Belleville, Il.; awarded Garden scholar- 
ship, 1911; graduated, 1915. Appointed head gardener in 
charge of landscape and greenhouse work, Valhalla Ceme- 
tery, St. Louis, which position now holds. 
