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

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Baxter Williams Chancellor OFFICERS Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta was founded at Columbus, Ohio on 4, 1897. The North Carolina Chapter was the of forty-five chapters and was chartered in 1904. Its aims are perhaps best expressed in the words of its founders: Alpha Zeta was established neither as honorary nor as a social fraternity, but as a fraternity whose membership shall be combined the qualities of high scholarship, fine fellowship, and sound character. These are the vital qualities of real leadership, and it was the actual potential leadership the field of agriculture for which the fraternity was to encourage and develop. Baxter Williams Chancellor David Proctor Censor Wiley Ritter Scribe Charles Law Treasurer Paul Pickenheim Chronicler Ammons Brooks Gore Jackson Moore Proctor Teague Barnette Brown Hill Jasper Parker Ritter Tucker Bennett DePoe House Law Pickenheim Stone Webb

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American Society of Agronomy Hope Shackelford President The aims of the Agronomy Society are to stimulate interest in the field of Agronomy, to aid in carrying on student activities, and to improve relationships between faculty and students. Each year the club sponsors educational exhib its at the North Carolina State Fair and an Awards Banquet is held during the spring semester at which time the club presents an award to the outstanding instructor in the School of Agriculture. Mrs. Rosemary Merrick Sponsor OFFICERS Hope Shackelford President Johnie Olund Vice-President Jimmy Knowles Secretary Howard Small Treasurer

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Horticulture Club OFFICERS Charles Jackson President Harvey Morris Vice-President Julia Benton Secretary Marshall Shepherd Treasurer The object of the Horticulture Club is to stimulate student interest in the field of Horticulture; to foster and promote recreational and educational activities; and to encourage student participation in extra-curricular agricultural Economics Club This club is composed of all graduates and in Agriculture Economics. It has as its (1) to stimulate interest in agricultural economics, (2) to provide a means of contact between students and Farm Economics Association members, and (3) to provide means whereby the members can become familiar with the current developments in the field of agricultural economics.