Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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OFFICERS J. G. MITCHELL C:l'lOl'ICellOI' L. E. WEBB Censor T. L. Tl-IACKER Scribe F. O. ANDERSON Treasurer C. l-l. MOORE Chronicler FACULTY ADVISERS L. l-l. Brown l. A. Gould F. C. Strong l Top Row-C. F. GEN'FER, T. R. LNAILLER, H. J. ELLIOTT, R. TURUNEN, G. E. MEMMER, P. R. PENNOFK. W. B. LUTZ ThirfigREit-15?ik1361i3Ax'LEY, F. C. CAMPAU. C. E. STUART, V. A. VANDEMARK, J. C. TANNER, L. R. IQYLE, P. S. BRX'.KN. .Set-urBI'Rtli.1'fI6 TEGGLETON, W. P. SCI-IROEDER, B. L. GILBERT, J. S. XVELLES, M. D. BUTH, L. Y. NELsoN.M.I. Bf1ttuffIAF2TlTlFLCl. IXTIROTJITQLETLNITI U. ANDERSON, L. E. WEBB. J. G. NIITCHELL, T. L. THACKER, .I. P. CLAMPANA. in oft - I9 .I National Agricultural l-lonorary Fraternity Kedzie Chapter ACTIVE MEMBERS F. I-I. Anderson D. E. Dickson T. R. Miller C. Tanner N. D. Bayley L. Z. Eggleton G. lVlitchell T. L. Thacker R. Bryan ld. Elliott C. I-I. Moore R. Turunen lVl. D. Buth B. T. Gilbert L. V. Nelson V. A. Vandemark l R. Campono L. R. Kyle R. R. Rennock L. E. Webb F. C. Campau W. B. Lutz W. R. Schroeder S. Welles lVl. l. Darrow G. E. lVlemmer C. E. Stuart Kedzie Chapter ol the Fraternity ol Alpha Zeta was Founded on the Michigan State College campus in 1903. Membership is open to those students carrying the major part at their work in the school ol Agriculture who have attained and held a high scholastic standing in all college courses. The organization is widely known and recognized, having chapters in every state and alumni in every college Faculty throughout the country. Not the least ol Alpha Zetals purposes is the promotion ol high scholarship plus worthy character and the auality ol leadership in college and community lile most desirable among students al Agriculture. Kedzie chapter, like the national organization, has and is carrying on a program designed to bring about a closer relationship between the students and the members of the Faculty and to prepare its members For desirable careers lollowing graduation. The Fraternity is in addition to its honorary character a service organization, whose program includes orientation ol Freshmen Agricultural students, assistance to the college authorities during Farmers' Week and at all times aiming to unily the division which it represents. Page I7

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as Q mi -fi CCE Q E Q 2 CCE 3 C2 National Farm Crops and Soils Fraternity ACTIVE MEMBERS . D. Anderson . W. Fox W. Lohr L. Silverman B. D. Ball C. E. Genter M. M. Lutz W. L. Iaite E. Banlctson C. G. Gettel A. W. McAllister I. L, Ihaclcer L. Bartelli A. W. Gronlund E. E. Meyers M. Thomas E. L. Bennett C. I'Iornbacher F. Molinare IQ. A. lice L. B. Campbell A. C. Irvin L. V. Nelson D. D. Iraielet D. A. Caul C. IQ. Kaufman R. D. Qberg L. E. Iripp L. A. Chessey W. S. Keeler C. IQ. Qde E. VanclerMeulen IQ. A. Christenson B. E. Kennedy W. E. Qverton B. Westrate B. D. Despelder W. Lacureux R. pillar M. A. Wilcox IQ. A. Elbing K. E. Larson L. W. I2uesinI4 A. Williams W. M. Figg Any student majoring in the Farm Crops or Soils departments of the school of Agriculture is eligible to become a member oi the Agronomy Club, vvhich, although formerly a local organization, is novv connected with the junior Section of the American Society oi Agronomy. Meetings are held once every tvvo vveel4s throughout the school year, at which time speakers are ireauently aslced to discuss with the members such topics as the ditticulties encountered in the practical application of theories learned vvhile in school con- nected vvith the occupation they will lollovv upon graduation. Occasionally strictly social meetings are held. Each year during Farmers, Weelc the club establishes a concession booth convenient to the activities ol the conclave, the income from which is used in furthering the grovvth and the activities oi the Farm Crops judging Team. The team tal4es part each year in a number oi inter-collegiate judging contests. All activities of the group point toward educating the member in community activities so they vvill be better Fitted to talce part in the leadership of the community upon graduation. Typ Rau'-Ii. VANDERMEULEN. A. W. GRONLUND, L, A. CHENEY. Y. A. VANDEMARK, XV. M. FIGG. L. L. RUESINK, W. UVERTON, K. D. ANDERSON, M. A. CHRISTENSEN, W. J. LOHR. .Sammi Raw-B. E. ICENNEDY, F. J. MOLINARE, T. L. THACKER, W. F. WYESTRIN, E. W. BANKSTON, R. H. ELBING, R. A. TICE, A. C. IRVIN, B. D. DESPELDER. Iiuttngz 1311-EI.. V. NELSON. H. R. PETTIGROVE, L. B. CAMPBELL, C. F. GENTNER, R. A. CHRIETENSON, C. E. MILLAR . . ALL. I i OFFICERS I.. V. NELSON President L. B. CAMPBELL Vice-President IQ. A. CI-IIQISIEINISQN Secreta ry-Treasurer I-I. I2. PEITIGIQQVE Faculty Adviser

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OFFICERS I ' AA I TTC E. B. SMITH president M. T. BUST Vice-President B. C. KNIRK Secretary N. D. BAYLEY Treasurer A. R. JACKSON Marshall FACULTY MEMBERS L. H. Blakeslee G. A. Branaman G. A. Brown L. A. Freeman R. S. Hudson H. F. Moxley G. Rropp Trip Rini'-K. M. DUNN, D. I.. EPPELHEIMER, C. D. H1-ioPBEI.L, C. H. BULLEN. .I. I.. -IEXYETT. K. M. NVEINLAND, J. S. STEWVART, .I. II. S'rnoNu. P. .I. NUGENT. E. J. YOUNG. H. W. ISNIHK. T. R. MILLI-JR. Third Ruiz'-XV. B. LUTZ, E. M. GULEMB0, D. P. ANDERSON. J. C. I.1TTI.E, C. E. STUART. J. B. Cuow, R. B. CASTLE, H. G. HAHN, J. P. CAii1P.xNA. G. T. YICARY. M. NEWELI.. Sw-wifi Row-R. F. HEIM, I..A. WrNs1.ow, D. J. WILLEMS. C. H. MOOHE, C. C. WEAVER, H. W. N1-:w1.AND. W. M. VVAHHEN, I.. Z. ISGGLETON, I.. F. RELITEIQ, A. S. FosTI-Ln. V Hirttiinz Rini--Y. A. FREEMAN. N. D. BAYLEY, B. C. KNIRK. E. B. SMITH, M. T. BUST, A. R. .I.ar'Ksow Fri I ,I Ci f MIS .fi I F in .JLIQCA HND BIBUIID National Animal Husbandry Fraternity ACTIVE MEMBERS I R. Campana A. S. Foster CS. L. McNeilly R. Sisco C. C. Chamberlain E. M. Gulembo T. R. Miller E. B. Smith R. B. Castle H. G. Hahn C. H. Moore H. Strong gl. B. Crow A. R. jacltson M. Newell C. E. Stuart D. D. Diehl L. lewett H. W. Newland C. Tanner I M. Donaldson B. C. Knirlc R. Nugent A. R. Thompson D. L. Eppleheimer H. W. lfnirlc Nundy G. V. Vicary K. M. Dunn C. Little T. S. Qzier W. M. Warren L. Z. Eggleton L. Littlelield C. C. Rayne C. C. Weaver H. Elliott R. Lowry L. F. Reuter K. M. Weinland W. R. Fetzer W. B. Lutz E. A. Schill D. Williams D. W. Fireoved N. A. Martinson R. F. Seim E. M. Young E. L. Mathews C. D. Shopbell BIocl4 and Bridle attempts at all times to promote a closer relationship than might otherwise be possible among its members, and to Foster better understanding between members of the student body and faculty in this particular phase of Agriculture. Not only does the group assist its members and the Agricultural division in their activities, but it has been and is instrumental in maintaining the excellent worlc ol the Animal Husbandry Stoclc judging Team both through the medium ol Financial support and by encouraging student interest in inter-collegiate judging contests. The organization constantly directs its eFlorts toward the pro- motion of a higher scholastic standing among students of Animal Husbandry and the encouragement ol members in the continued worlc in this division by varied social activities and informal discussions ol diFIerent phases ol their particular curriculums. The local organization was established in 1930 as a branch ol the national Fraternity, and membership is open to all men students talcing the major portion ol their credits in some phase of Animal Husbandry with the intention ol malqing it their profession upon graduation. . Page lc?