Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Professor B. W. Hammer, dairy bacteriologist, whose laboratory developed the famous Iowa blue cheese, takes notes on his milk products flavors apparatus . . . Research Professor Belle Lowe of the Foods and Nutrition Departniciu weighs out a quantity of sugar in her work in experimental cookery . . . Dietitian Margaret Ohlson of the Student Health Service demonstrates her thyamin extracting apparatus which she uses in her research on the development of college women . . . Professor E. R. Becker of Zoology prepares rations for a white rat in his study of vitamin effects. Page 2 J

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Microanalyst I. B. Johns of the Chemistry Department demonstrates his new developments in microchemis- try technique . . . Professor S. H. McNutt of the Veterinary Research Laboratory shoots bacteria cul- ture into chick embryos in his research on animal diseases . . . Home economist Louise J. Peet, head of Household Equipment, records temperature readings from the oven of a combination gas or solid fuel range as a part of the Agricultural Experiment Station work in farm lighting and heating ... As a part of animal breeding research, animal husbandry professor J. L. Lush charts a hog at the Agricultural Experiment Station south of Ames. Page 22

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DEAN M. D. HELSER JOHN L. HOLMES Dean M. D. Helser, Dean of the Junior College and Director of Personnel, has charge of all fresh- men and sophomore students. The student coun- selor system is under his direction. The personnel service was organized as a service department for the benefit of the students, the alumni, the faculty, and all organizations; also for individuals inter- ested in the development of students or in the employment of students or alumni. J. L. Holmes, Assistant Director of Personnel, has charge of student fee exemption and also of the National Youth Administration fund which aids 800 students yearly. As chairman of the Stu- dent Employment Committee he keeps check on all departmental labor. Cooperating with the counciling service, he supervises the Iowa State Testing Bureau, whose purpose is to measure the interest, aptitude and ability of the student. Mrs. Madge I. McGlade, Director of Residence, helps the student lind a home which is a place of refuge and rest; a place where close and lasting friendships are formed, and where peace and ease exist; a place where each one in the social unit shares unselfishly in forming a well-adjusted group. Only in such an environment can students best carry on their college work to the maximum of their various abilities. Mrs. Margaret Lange, Assistant Director of Per- sonnel, capitalizes upon her ability to make friends among the students by maintaining close contact with the whole student body. Among her duties are such important jobs as advising the Panhel- lenic Council and the Joint Social Council, and supervising the dancing classes. Last year plans for over 1,000 functions went through her office. New this year has been the Courtesy Training Program. MRS. MADGE I. McGLADE MRS. MARGAREl S. LANGE Page 24