Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE Citizens of Mic-liigan sliould not overlook the vMst im()ortani ' - of the pliysieal devehipnient of Miehif;aii State ( ollefie. In intelleetual and spiritual iidturc. (nvirminient is a potent factor. Devehipineiit of our loUege whieli will beautify our elassie shades hy adding well apixiiiited surroundings will necessarily inspire eiiltural development. The growth and development of the college has been remarkable and inspiring. It is now- regarded as one of the outstanding institutions of its kind in America, and is well and fa ()r- ably known abroad. The old farm with which it started, |)ureliased in IM.5.5. has been con- verted into a cam|)iis which is oik of the most spacious and beautiful in the c(uintry. The program of beautitication of the campus now in |)rogress is a magnificent step to a greater era. It will set into motion a real esprit de corps, invincible in the future. L. Wliitnev Watkins. L. Whitney Watkins t ' fiaerman Members of the Board L. Whitney Watkins. Clitiirman Robert Sidey Shaw. I ' re.sidiiu Oljicrr Herman H. Halladay. Sfcri ' Inry Jacob Schepers. Treastirir Hon. Webster H. Ptarce M rs. Dora Stockman Melvill.- B. Mcl ' h.rson .lay R. .MeColl Clark L. Brody William E. Berkey % THE 1931 WoLVCaiNE Fifteen