North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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The Faculty Council EUGENE CLYDE BROOKS Chairman EDWARD LAMAR CLOYD Secretary BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BROWN THOMAS EVERETTE BROWNE ALFRED SMITH BROWER W. L. MAYER ZENO PAYNE METCALF THOMAS NELSON WALLACE CARL RIDDICK IRA OBED SCHAUB HOWARD BURTON SHAW CARL CLEVELAND TAYLOR RHETT YOUMAN WINTERS Page Twenty-Rve

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Board of Trustees North Carolina State College GOVERNOR O. MAX GARDNER, Ex OfKdo Chairman HON. A. T. ALLEN, State Superintendent Public Instruction Member Ex OfKcio Term Expires April 1. 1929 A. T. BOWLER Greensboro JOHN W. CLARK Franklinville R. M. COX Winston-Salem J. F. DlGGS Rockingham A. M. DlXON Gastonia FRANK L. DUNLAP Wadesboro B. B. EVERETT Palmyra O. MAX GARDNER Shelby CHARLES W. HORNE Clayton T. L. JOHNSON Lumberton R. L. LAMBETH Greensboro G. L. LYERLY Hickory J. S. WATKINS Virgilina, Va. CLAUDE B. WILLIAMS Elizabeth City R. T. WILSON Yanceyville Term Expires April 1, 1931 R. W. ALLEN J. L. BECTON LESLIE M. BONEY W. A. BULLOCK JOHN W. CARROLL R. H. EDWARDS BISHOP J. M. HORNER. . W. D. LAROQUE L. H. MANN WILLIAM L. MANNING RAYMOND MAXWELL . . CLAYTON MOORE HARRY L. NETTLES. . . . MARK SQUIRES I. B. TUCKER . Wadesboro ... Wilmington .... Wilmington . . . . Red Springs Wallace Goldsboro Asheville Kinston Washington Roanoke Rapids New Bern Williamston . Biltmore, R. I. Lenoir . Whiteville Term Expires April 1, 1933 J. A. BEST Fremont R. W. ClIRISTIANf Manchester F. H. COFFEY Lenoir A. J. DRAPER Charlotte H. P. GRIER, JR Statesville J. S. HARGETT Trenton J. W. HAYNES.. ..Asheville R. H. MERRITT W. W. NEAL D. REEVES NOLAND .... CLARENCE POE . . Raleigh Marion Crabtree Raleigh J. E. PORTER Aurora B. F. SHELTON. T. C. WHITAKER. . Speed Trenton I. J. YOUNG.. ..Henderson Term Expires April 1, 1935 DANIEL ALLEN R. L. BERNHARDT L. G. BERRY PASCAL S. BOYD D. M. BUCK H. K. BURGWYN J. M. GAMEWELL CHARLES W. GOLD MAURICE HENDRICK . . . ROBERT N. PAGE J. E. RAMSEY J. H. SAUNDERS T. T. THORNE J. R. TURNAGE WILLIAM H. WOLLARD . . Raleigh Salisbury Charlotte Mooresville Bald Mountain Jackson Lexington Greensboro Cliffside Aberdeen Salisbury Kinston . . . Rocky Mount Ayden . . Greenville EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES CLARENCE POE. Chairman PASCAL S. BOYD O. MAX GARDNER C. W. GOLD B. F. SHELTON MARK SQUIRES IRVIN B. TUCKER BUILDING COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ROBERT N. PAGE, Chairman PASCAL S. BOYD J. M. GAMEWELL MARK SQUIRES T. T. THORNE Declined to serve. tDeceased. Page Twenty-four

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AGROM ECK. The School of Agriculture purpose of the School of Agri- culture is to serve North Carolina ' s greatest basic industry agriculture. To that end the school is organized along three general lines of activity: First To secure through scientific re- search accurate and reliable information re- lating to soils, plants and animals and to collect from every available reliable source statistical, technical and scientific data re- lating to the var ious phases of agriculture that might be of advantage to our state. Second To provide resident instruc- tion for young men who desire to enter the field of general agriculture or who wish to become professionals in agricultural edu- cation or specialists in the various fields of science relating to agriculture. Third To give instruction and practical demonstrations in agriculture and home economics to persons not attending the college by field demonstra- tions, publications, and otherwise. Beginning a generation ago on a small scale, the School of Agriculture has grown until today it embraces the following important divisions: (a) Agron- omy, including Field Crops, Soils, Plant Breeding, and Agricultural Engineer- ing; ( ) Animal Industry, including Animal Production, Animal Nutrition, Dairy Production, and Dairy Manufacturing; (c) Botany, including Bacteri- ology, Plant Physiology, and Plant Diseases: (d) Horticulture, including Pomology, Forestry, Floriculture, Landscape Gardening, and Truck Farming; ( e) Poultry Science, including Poultry Diseases, Poultry Breeding, Poultry Feeding, and Poultry Management; (f) Zoology, including Genetics, Ento- mology, and Animal Physiology; (g) Agricultural Administration and Farm Management. I. O. SCHAUB Dean Page Twenty-six