University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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Mr. Gentryls favorite role as a professor and teacher is familiar to many an under-grad. As an executive of this University, he has had a full time job of running the Budget, reorganizing the various schools and colleges, finding teachers for the ever increasing class- rooms, and working with the extensions. As acting President of the University in l928 and '29, he is now in a position to give valuable aid to President Jorgenson. In recognition of his fine family-we would like to say-to Ed, a freshman, glad to have you with us , to jean, a senior, you drove an arrow through our hearts , to Robert and John, who are away from home, best of luck in your chosen careersvg and to Mrs. Gentry, a job well done, motherf' Q-..5,,..,.

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