Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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A ♦ ♦ To President Raymond M. Hughes it has been siven to initiate the policies which determine the efficiency of the organization and the success of the enterprise. His resignation as President of Miami University at Oxford, Ohio, in 1927 brought to the presidency of Iowa State a man whose wealth of experience and fineness of char- acter have ideally fitted him to guide the destinies of others a man who unselfishly considers not the possibility of further personal ad- vancement but rather the opportunity of assisting others in the realization of their ambitions — a man who radiates an approachable, kindly personality which is absorbed and reflected by those with whom he comes in contact. ♦ I 0

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V ♦ ♦ Give us rather in unstinted measure that genuine culture that prepares the student to harmonize with and help the toiling multi- tude. This was the ideal expressed in the inaugural address of hlon. A. S. Welch, first president of the college, at the opening of the Iowa Agricultural College, March 17, 1869. ♦ Through 75 years to the present, one of the underlying ideas of the college has been that it be organized and conducted so as to dignify and give to manual labor the respectability and credit which is commonly accorded labor of professional classes. ■) A . A ♦ 9

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Herman Knapp Jiushicss Manar cr ♦ The name Kuiipp is one with which the his- tory and development of Iowa Stiite College lire inextricably associated. A long career o{ dependable, meritorious service, like that of his father has made his face a loved one and his name an enduring one. Through half a cen- tury of official contact witli his Alma Mater he has combined a jovial spirit with an ad- ministrative ability of no mean merit. ARIA M. ROIJKRTS Dtan of Junior College For a Dean of Junior College who tails un- ceasingly for the welfare of our scholastic careers we hold deep respect tempered with a genuine esteem. Here is one who qualifies as a friend indeed — for she knows all about us and loves us still. More than 40 years of continuous service is Dean Roberts ' enviable record. M. 1). llKLSKK Assistant It) titr Prtsidiiit and Director of Personnel 4 The adTuinistriition pit-ked this man right up out of the . ninial Husbandry Department and made him director of personnel and assistant to the President. Ho is an ardent admirer of character in all men and is himself a living example of it. To kTiow hini is to like him. To have him for a friend is a privilege. Fkancks a. Sim.s IHnrlttr of Personnel for Women Miss Frances Sims is one of the most charm- ing guests on the campus. She is eiiually charming in the personnel office, where she has the difficult and inl ' resting job of being each girl ' s friend and advisor. It is Miss Sims ' hope that each girl at Iowa State may have the advantage of all her talents, through proper coordination of work and activities. ♦ I I ♦