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L Sir ., . - , , J I lif- L 7 X, t QBffiners nf Zihministratinn M A RALPH D. HETZEL, A.B., LL.D., President of the University. A T, KID A fll, T 2 A, 'D K 'IP I CHARLES H. PETTEE, C.E., LL.D., A.M., Dean ofthe Faculty. KI? K KID. N JOHN C. KENDELL, ILS., Director of the Experiment Station and Extension Service. K 2, AZ, KI! K fb. I : FREDERICK W. TAYLOR, B.S. CAgr.D, Dean of the College of Agrieulture. A Z, A I' P, 2 E.. A. GEORGE CASE, M.E., Dean of the College of Technology. A 4 ALBERT N. FRENCH, M.A., Dean ofthe College of Liberal Arts. 111 A K, ID K GJ. , ELIZABETH P. DEMERRITT, M.A., Dean of Women. Nt OREN V. HENDERSON, Registrar. n bt WALTER M. PARKER, AB., Treasurer. AI RAYMOND C. MCGRATH, Business Secretary. .Q-5 ERIC T. I-IUDDLESTON, Il. Arch., Supervising Arehitectf Q W FRANK I.. HAYES. Superintenllent of Properties. ADRION O. MORSE, A.R., Erveeutiee Secretary. F,Q..,.5. A I A NATHAN L. GRIFFIN, University Physician.. T A. II . I sifv t A 'va' --'W' . 1 'MSU I7 , ,K Qssustants an Qhmmzstratwn I 4 It , MARCIA N. SANDERS, Matron of Smith Hall. tl! Il ANNIE L. SAWYER, M atron. of Commons Dormitory. 'I SHIRLIE WHITNEY, Matron of Congreaee Hall. L ANNE MORGAN, M t ' C . t. PQ ZELLA A. MATI-IERS,TllGcZJi-'onrlinjghz' Innrmary. W BEATRICE M. RICHMOND, Cashier. BEULAH M. MILLER, Chief Clerk. ll MYRTLE GROVE, Assistant Registrar. FRED L. WENTWORTH, Manager of the Bookstore. N wt RALPH T. HOWE, Secretary to the President. A I BETTY I. GLIDDEN, Secretary to the Dean of Agriculture. I MILDRED M. FLANDERS, Secretary to the Dean of Technology. U if HELEN F. JENKINS, Secretary to the Dean of Liberal Arts. ,IN H MARION L. WILLIAMS, Secretary to the Dean anal Alumni. FLORENCE N. REDMAN, Secretary to the Business Secretary. GEORGE S. HAM, Farm Foreman. HELEN W. LEIGHTON, Manager of the Commons. FRANCES I. HEPB URN, Assistant Manager of the Commons. ESTHER L. CARAWAY, Boolclceeper, Business Qfliee. EDWIN P. CAMPBELL, Bookkeeper, Business Qdiec. EVADINE R. CHURCHILL, Stenographer. A KATHERINE MACFARLANE, Cleric, Bookstore. K! LILLIAN F. CURTIS, Stenographer, College of Liberal Arts. 7 DORIS BEANE, B.A., Stenographer, College of Technology. Y A MU RIEL E. MURRAY, Stenographer, College of Agriculture. A CHARLES O. MASON, Chief Cleric, Physical Etlueation for Men. JOHN J. CRONIN, B.S., Cleric in Chemical Stoelc Room. It MRS. HOPE P. STRYKER, Nurse. t P EUNICE M. CHICK, Stenographer in Registrar's Qffine. X , ' I , library Staff lt ,pb WILLARD P. LEWIS, I3.L.S., M.A., Librarian. L A CHARLOTTE A. THOMPSON, Assistant Librarian. HELEN G. CUSHING, B.A., R.L.S., Catalogue Librarian. I Alt MARY WASHBURN, ILA., Reference Librarian. I I CAROLINE O. BARSTOW, Librarian Assistant. 't t t I 2CS.5QC5C':-i5Cb413CbC'bC,ECbCD-Cibibiij 20
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11419221 ,N ,N-Z'-T, if 1 1 1 I 1 I fl H 1.1 1 1 l Governor Winnnt President Helzel ,. ' UE Baath nf rustees 1 1 1 ' Hrs EXOELLENCY, GOVERNOR JOHN G. WINANT, M.A., or qfficin 1'1ms11mN'r RALPH D. HICTZEL, A.13., LLB., LL.D.,ezQflic1'o 7 'HON. HARVEY L. BOUTXVELL, SB., L.L.D., PT681l!I6Ilff lllxeler X Sept. 1, 1911 1.0 Sept. 1,1926 I'ION JAMES A. TUFTS, A.1Vl., LL.D., Sccrclary ' Jan. 10, 1914 to June 14, 1928 HON. RICHARD W. SULLOWAY, A.B. lfmnklin Mlly 13, 1909 to NOV. 30, 1927 HON WILLIAM I-I. CALDWELL, B.S. l'eterbOrOugh , July 29, 1912 to Jun. 11, 1928 L HON Dw1O11'r HAI1l1, AB. Dover Ocl.. 29, 1915 ln Oct. 31, 1927 HON ROY D. HUN'm1c AVOS1cl1l1I'l'lll0l1t. Juno 14, 1916 to Jlllle 14, 1928 1 IION. ANDREXV L. F1'1LK1m I Ln:-Oniu, W July 17, 1917 to July 17, 1926 1'l0N. JOHN U. I-1U'l'C111Ns NOrtl1 Sl1r:1lfO1'd Oct. 3, 1918 1.0 Aug. 80, 1926 f IION. EUO1:N1a T. S111mnUnN1a Mum-lmester Dec. 1, 1924 to Dec. 1, 1927 1 ' IION. 1'1L1zA11E'r1I C. SAWYI-11: Dover X July 12, 1925 10 July 12, 1928 , HON, ALBEWI' H. BROWN, BS. Stl-nfforcl Sept. 1, 1925 to Sept. 1, 1928 Elected by Alumni 1 253-6-94 3-Q bqj sc bc :-Q P6754 bgfpi 3-Q J-C111 y .19
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QZYTCJNX: Q , - THE GRANITE K .-ffsfvsa-1.-Q N A-ffnse ...N W 7 lluck ltow: Dc-nn G. W. Case, College ol' Technology: Dm-un A. N. l rrncli, College ol Liberal Arts. Front Row: Di-an I . W. Taylor, Uollcgc ol' Agriculture: Dm-un C. Il. Pcllcc, Dean ol' Ihr Univcrsily be Tllinihersitp nf p ern Jbampsbire AF Ctlullege uf Zlgriculture EAN .Ficlfzlmluczic W1+:LLINc:'roN T AYLOR, B.S., has been dean of this college since 1903. He is a graduate of Ohio State University in 1900 and later worked as Assistant in the U. S. Department of Agriculture. He is a member of the American Association for Advancement of Seienceg American Associa- tion of Agronomy: National Geographical Society: Farm Management Association. He is a member of the Alpha Zeta fraternity, Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity, Sigma Xi fraternity and the Alpha Tau Alpha fraternity. U The New Hampshire College of Agriculture aims to give a general education and at the same time a scientific training to its students in the various phases of commercial agriculture. It also aims to fit young men for positions of responsibility as research workers, extension service lT'l0l'l and as teachers of agriculture. 'll he value of the training received in the College of Agriculture lies largely in the lllCI'Q2l.SGfl earning capacity of its graduates and in their power for leadership in our rural communities. V illbf--s?EiI5lflf?fA2.Q vc. basses 5.5 -ffg gpf'X pC2f'2i,b-i ' 21
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