Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Madge McGlade Aciing Dean of Women Dean Madge McGlade came to Iowa State in 1924. She rceived her Master of Science degree here in 1928, having previously re- ceived her Bachelor of Science degree at Par- sons College. She assumed the position of Acting Dean of Women at the time of Mrs, Stanton ' s death and has efficiently served in this capacity since that time. R. K. Buchanan Dean of Oraduafe College Dean R. E. Buchanan, in his twenty-four years at Iowa State College, has served in vari- 3US capacities: Instructor, Professor and Head r)f the Department of Bacteriology. Dean of tho Division of Industrial Science and Dean : f the Gradunte College. J. H, Saoe Kegistrar Mr. J. R. Sage received his education at Ohio Stiite University and K tse Polytechnic Institute. Previous u his appointment as Kegistrar of Iowa Stale College in 1920, he was connected with the Mathematics Depart- ment of the college. TtPt ' itt f nntf

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•• !►{ ADMINISTRATION illll Maria Roberts Dean of Junior College Dean Maria M. Roberta came to the Mathe- matics Department of Iowa State CoIIcRe in 1891. In 1921 she took over the office of Dean of the Junior College. For eieht years she has served Iowa State and its students in that capacity, devoting her ran execiitivf ability and capacity for friendship to the well- being of all underclassmen. Herman Knapp Buainess Manager Mr. Herman Knapp is a graduate of Iowa College of IH8:j. Since that time he has served his college in various rapacities. Two years ago. in addition to his duties as Treasurer and BusinesH Manager, he acted as President of Iowa State Colleire. J. M. Shaw AsttUtant to the President Mr. John Shaw is a graduate of Washburn College. Topeka. Kansas, in 1913, and of lowft State in 1922. Several times during the absence of Dean J. K. Foster, Mr. Shaw acted as Dean of Men. At present he serve in the capacity of Assistant to the President and Personnel Director. Twenty-eight

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•4 ADMINISTRATION ] - Dr. J. F. Edwabds Hygiene Department Student Health Service Graduates of fifteen years ago would scarcely recofjnize the college infirmaiy of their day, tucked in. as it is now, behind our modern, well etiuipptnl hospital and disj)en- sary buildinfj. The old hospital is now used only foi- contagious diseases. The first or north wing of the newer hos- pital, built in 1915, has a cai)acity of 40 beds and includes the kitchen and dining rooms and operating rooms. The east wing, built in 1924, more than doubled the capacity and gives added dispensjiry and lalwratory facili- ties so that now the college has ample facilities for earing for such of its students as need hos- pital or ambulatory care. No other institu- tion, except perhaps those with medical schools, is better equipped in this respect and few hospitals anywhere are better provided with laboratory, X-ray and other equipment for diagnosis and treatment, both for curative and preventive purposes. The Hygiene Department is also a teaching department and gives classroom instruction in hygiene to all freshmen in Industrial Science and Home Economics, the divisions which have admitted Hygiene as a credit course. Ano ther line of work has to do with the sanitary environment of students both on and off the campus. nr. V. A. Ruth Catharine HcDermott Fern A. Oouldine Virginia I.iirht Dr. F. L. Hall; Ines Hardwig Fannie Hoffman Knther Sprague Hall; Ines I Helen McDowell JohnHon Dr. Mar} ' Boe Dr. J. F. Edwardg; Dr. H. L. Marie Ford Dorothy Anderion ThMg