University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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,...,,Yff , . X l Y --Q i f' 1 :ca 'sfgf gi Ng EAU r '-. r 1 r 1 SQL Formerly Dean oi the Graduate School, Edwin B. Fred has slipped into the Agricultural Deanship with a minimum oi iuss and a maximum ol eiiiciency. The explanation For this is his Familiarity with the Agri- culture School loecause of taeching agricultural bacteriology. Born and raised in Virginia, Dean Fred came to Wisconsin in 1913 from Virginia Polytechnical institute. l-le has a l3h.D. from the Uni- versity ol Goettingen in Germany. During World War l he was a 'lst Lieutenant in the Chemical Warfare Service of the United States Army. 2.6 l 1 i 4 l i DEAN EDWIN B. FRED

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The School of l'lome Economics is an integral part of the College of Agri- culture. Under the capable leadership of Miss Frances Zuill, director of the school, the many intriguing phases of home economics, from clothing design and textiles to nutrition and food chem- istry, are taught to home economic students. After the war, a new building will be added to the agricultural campus. The building will be called ul'lalpin l'lallH in honor of professor James G. l-lal- pin, head of the poultry department. Professor l-lalpin has done extensive work in poultry research which has brought international fame to the uni- versity and the state. ln pleasant surroundings such as this one, each home economics freshman be- gins to learn the p's and cfs of her pro- fession. Much of the theory that com- plements the practical aspects of the neophyte textile buyer or dietician be- gins at the home-ec building in just such a room as this. The interesting field of agricultural economics is taught by Professor George S. Wehrwein. l'le also has aided in rural zoning, and has written a text boolc on agricultural economics. As a hobby, Professor Wehrwein studies the economic background of the Qld Testa- ment. Professor William A, Sumner's semin- ars in agricultural-journalism are famous all over the campus. A lcindly and under- standing instructor, he is one of the best lilced members of the College of Agri- culture. Upper left, Professor Frances Zuill, upper right, professor James G. l-lal- pin, center, lecture candid, lower left, Professor George S. Wehrwein, lower right, Professor William A. Sumner. ,, g ,-f ' 27 -Zzf