Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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EDGER WILLIAM STANTOX Dean Stanton received his diploma witli the Hist graduating class (1872). Since that time he has been intimately connected with the affairs of this institution. Soon after his graduation he was appointed instructor in mathematics. On Sept. 11, 1903, he was elected Dean of the junior Collet;; and in 1913 to the office of Vice-President of the College. At the present time, aside from holding the office of Dean of the Junior College he is at the head of the Departments of L thematics and Secretary of the College. It can be truthfully said that a great share of the success of Iowa State College has been due to the untiring efforts of Vice-President Stanton. .= .-

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RAYMOND ALLEN PFARSON President Pearson has been leader of Iowa State College since 1912. Last sprnig he was appointed Assistant Secretary of Agriculture which made it necessary for him to discontinue his work here. AVe regret that he has been taken from us, but we know it is for the best. We are proud to boast of such a distinguished President. President Pearson is a member of Alpha Zeta. Gamma Sigma Delta, Gamma Alpha. Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Xi, and Scabbard and Blade. Bf -

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C. F. CURTISS Dean Curtiss has been called The Genius of Rookwood Farm — a very fitting title indeed. As Dean of the Agricultural Division and Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station he has proved his ability as a leader of th; highest order. How- ever his sphere of activity is not limited to Iowa State College. He is a member of the State Board of Agriculture, Alember and Director of Executive Committee of International Live Stock Exposition, Member of Board of Directors and Executive Committee of National Society of Records Association, President of the American Berkshire Association and Board of Directors of Percheron Society of America. Dean Curtiss is a member of (lamma Pi chapter of Delta Tau Delta.