Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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School of Bask Arts and Sciences THE School or Basic Arts and Sciences comprises various departments and fur- nishes instruction in the basic sciences and other fundamental subjects underlying the various industries. The purpose of this school is to help maintain the scientitic soundness of instruction. DEAN SMITH SCHOOL . ND DEPARTMENT HE. DS M EiwooD Smith, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Basic Arts and Sciences Godfrey ern ' on ' Copson ' , M.S. Professor of Bacteriology John Fulton, M.S. Professor of Chemistry John B. Horner, A.M., Litt.D. Professor of History LoLis Bach, AM Professor of Modern Languages Charles B. Mitchell, A.M. Professor of Public Speaking William B. Anderson, Ph. John Leo Fairbanks Professor of Art Howard Phillips Barss, A.B., S.M. Professor of Botany and Plant Pathology Frederick Berchtold, .A.M. Professor of English Language and Literature Charles Leslie Johnson, B.S. Professor of Mathematics W ' illibald Weniger, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Nathan Fasten, Ph.D. Professor of Zoology and Physiology D., Professor of Physics dean ziefle School of Pharmacy Tin; School or Ph.ar.m. cy aims to pre- pare st udents for the intelligent practice of all branches of the profession of phar- macy. Two degree curiccula are offered. All workcompleted in the school not onlv serves to quality students for the pharmaceutical profession, but also qualities them for credit in entering schools of medicine or dent istrv. SCHOOL AND DEPARTMENT HEADS Adolph Zibfle, Ph.C , B.S., M.S. Dean of the School of Pharmacy Francois .Archibai d Gilfillan, B.S . Ph.D., Ph.G. . ssociate Professor of Pharmacv Ji ' sTiN Lawrence Powers. Ph.C., B.S. Assistant Professor of Pharmacv 9

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School of M.inei f Tiiiv School or Mines ofTcrs training that enables graduates to hold positions as assavers, chemists, or metallurgists in mines and smelters. Graduates fill positions such as drafting and designing in engineering establishments. DEAN NEWTON SCHOOL . ND DEPARTMENT HEADS Charles Edward Newton, E.M. Dean of the School of Mines Douglas Clermont Livingston, B.S. Professor of Geology School oj Vocational Education THE School or ' ocational Education gives training to s tudents in psvchologv and in the aims and technique ot teaching vocational subjects. Students preparing to teach agriculture, commerce, home econom- ics, business or industrial arts find this school offers the technical work ' desired. DEAN RESSLER SCHOOL AND DEPARTMENT HEADS Edwin De V ' ore Ressler, A.M. Dean of the School of Vocational Education John Andrew Bexell, A.M. Professor of Commercial Education Ambrose Reuden Nichols, B.S. Assistant Professor of Industrial Education Heber Howard Gibson. . .M. Professor of Agricultural Education Florence Blazier, Pii.B. .Associate Professor of Home Economics Education Jesse Franklin Brumbaugh, LLB., . .M. Professor ot Psychology 18

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M.ilitary Science and Tactics A SYSTEMATIC AND STANDARD TRAINING qualifies students to be commissioned in the Officers ' Reserve Corps. All students who complete the advanced work are grad- uated as second lieutenants in the reserve corps. COLONEL MOSES DEPARTMENT HEADS Colonel George Williams Moses, U.S. .A., Professor of Military Science and Tactics Capt.mn John T. Minton Cavalry, U.S.A. First Lieutenant P. trick Henry Tansey Corps of Engineers, U.S.A. Lieutenant-Colonel George H.White Infantry, U.S.A. Major Walter Farrell Winton Field Artillerv, U.S.A. School of NLh sic A STUDENT may take major work in the School of Music or work in some other vocation and minor work in music. If he is more than 2.1 years of age, he can take special work in this school. Instruction is given in voice culture, piano, violin, pipe organ, and band and orchestra instruments. SCHOOL AND DEPARTMENT HEADS Paul Petri Director of the School of Music Marguerite M. cManus Professor of Stringed Instruments Lillian Jeffreys Petri Professor of Piano and Musical Theory Harry Linden Beard, B.S. Professor of Band Instruments PROFESSOR PETRI 30