Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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G N R lAJorhina l Uitn tudentd d J4of?b 9 9 My hobby is working with students, stated M. D. Helser, charming affable Dean ot the Junior College and Director of Personnel. . . He works with the 3,400 junior college students through 31 young instructors . . . has been Director of Per- sonnel since 1931 . . . plays golf and bowls. Brisk, likable J. L. Holmes— Assistant Director of Personnel— supervises the N. Y. A. fund which aided 650 students last year ... is chairman of the Student Emijloyment Committee . . . man- ages the I. S. C. bureau which tests the ability and aptitude of students and clerical employees . . . his hobby is mechanical testing devices. JOHN L. HOLMES DEAN M. 0. HELSER MISS MARY REX MRS. MADGE I. McGLADE Mrs. Madge I. McGlade— Director of Residence -supervises the housing of all students including those who are in fraternities, sororities, and wards . . . assists in planning new dormitories and in redecorating old halls . . . enjoys spending win- ter vacations seeing Broadway plays. Miss Mary Rex speaks to every student on the campus . . . oversees, as .Assistant Director of Personnel, all college social functions as well as sorority rushing . . . advises and cooperates with (he Joint Social Council and the Panhcllenic Clouncil ... is fond of small costume trinkets. 24

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A U k SSe m« EacI, tL Wa. Effort Giving up stamp collecting and fishing trips for the diuation, Iowa State College faculty members have devoted their spare time and a little more to national defense activities. Every department from psychol- ogy to mechanical engineering has done more or less for the defense effort, according to its laboratory facilities. Already up to the hilt in extension courses and short courses, the college has offered special technical training in all of the fields of defense importance covered by the regu- lar college curricula and has gone to other cities in Iowa where courses have been con- ducted by members of the college staff and by trained men under college direction. Botany Head I. E MELHUS sorts potatoes for measuring food content. Research Professor C. H. WERKMAN takes notes in bacteriological research. Botanist W. E. LOOMIS prepares seed corn for test. Researchist CARL J. DRAKE, head of Zoology and Entomology, examines an insect trap. E. E. lab specialist B. S. WILLIS records data in an electrical test. 23 r

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ADMIIVISTRATIDIV J. R. SAGE H. C. GREGG C. B. MURRAY DEAN R. E. BUCHANAN iKecorciA 35y000 L rcicies . nnuatli J. R. Sage— Iowa State Registrar— serves on 12 faculty committees . . . directs the office which records 35,000 grades each quarter, checks creden- tials of students, admits students, and checks the credits of graduates . . . photographs his garden with his two color cameras for an avocation. All money that comes and goes at I. S. C. passes through the hands of C. B. Murray, Treasurer . . . finds recreation on his farm in Boone County . . . has been on the campus for 16 years . . . is also treasurer of the Memorial Union, Collegiate Press, .Athletic Coimcil, and Alumni Association. Business Manager H. C. Gregg has general su- pervision of the business activities of 1. S. C, including accoimting and auditing, purchasing, selection of clerical workers, control of inventories, management of store rooms and service depart- ments . . . plays golf and does woodworking. Robert Earle Buchanan, as the first Dean of the Graduate College, has served for 23 years ... is also Head of Bacteriology, Director of the Agri- cultural Experiment Station . . . oversees the work of 1,100 graduate students who annually en- roll at Iowa State ... is an ardent equestrian. 25