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

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---------' -17-re 7 - John A. Hannah, B.S., D. Agr., LL.D. Left to Right: Charles O. Wilkins Winfred G. Armstrong Forest H. Akers Sarah Van Hoosen Jones John A. Hannah William H. Berkey Melville B. McPherson Eugene B. Elliot Clark L. Brody Karl H. McDonel N 'Q'7??2 'i W ' W-Wm M ' 5 as ufwnvnlnnuwaq gg.,,mN,?1,,Awjg r li W is in M' 1. I . , , ' ' H ' W . W . wi ,, 5 .W-To p as ' ' ' ? ui A il I -. Zflflggwx ,,, -SW? K. ---,-.,...,. , t ---...mv Dr. John A. Hannah began his career in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he was born. After grad' uating from high school there, he attended Michigan State College, from which he was graduated. He holds the distinction of being the fourth alumnus to become presif dent of the college and is one of the youngest college executives in the nation. President Hannah has traveled extensively in Europe on scientific and educational missions and from coast to coast with the Spartan football teams. Doctor Hannah holds that, as a landfgrant college, Michigan State should extend its facilities and inf fluence to every section and county in the state of Michigan. Ui z rw .l i 5 l 4 i 4 l l l in l I 4 l l l

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1917 Ralph B. Henning 1925 Leland Keith Dewey 1927 Royce Allison Drake 1932 Arthur K. Ungren 1933 Robert Stanley De Gurse Gordon Frederick Fischer 1935 Parr Cline LaMonte Kenneth Finlay McLeod 1936 Edwin Fiedler Standley John Leitheiser Carl George Marzke Joseph Allshouse Pelton 1937 Spencer Edward Mather Alvah Morgan Miller 1938 Hugh Even Mosher 1939 Burton Warren Benz Carl Kenneth Carpenter Raymond Frederick Dakin John Harding Garlent Lucius Matlock Hogue Harry William Mertins Raymond Dwight Minogue 1940 Clay Underwood Bullis Clyde Campbell, Jr. Howard Hammond Irish Ronald J. Kaulitz Alexander G. Ketzko Raymond Kazimer Kukoski Fred Niffenegger, Jr. Laurence Potter Otto, Jr. Lynn Clare Rice Raymond Rockford Wallenhorst 1941 Warren Jay Anderson Harry Stuart Bengry, Jr. Thoman Henry Brzoznowski Philip Albert Denton Daron Harden Oren Max Hilborn Arthur John Howland Frederick Baxter Lorne John Irwin Mathewson Harold Frederick Richardson Raymond August Runzel Glenn Howard Sheathelm Gordon Woodrow Tice Harvey Boyd Tull 1942 Robert LeRoy Blough Robert Otis Couture Charles Llewellyn Ebers Paul Jones Ehmann Frederick Charles Gauss Neil Douglas Graham Rexford Willis Lippert William Graham MacKichan Earl Clifford Peck, Jr. Martin Van Scheid Donald Edward Sipple Herbert Arthur Spencer 1943 Darwin Earl Aten Eugene Robert Baker Jubert Thane Bauman Robert Lukens Blue Charles Paul DeRose William Bernard Fulmer Michael Fred Kuhta Herbert Earl Moore Robert Henry Nickerson, Jr. Robert Parker Frank Perrone Oliver H. Shaw, Jr. Martin Smith Harold Doyle Spring Jack Kenneth Tunis Thure Leonard Wisen 1944 Donald Jacques Andreas Hugo Boettcher William Seymore Burtt Lee Murphy Cahill Irving Lee Stone Farley Royden Gordon Fraleigh William Burket Gray Warren Haines Hilborn Harold Bayley Metcalf James Anthony Metsker Carleton Edwin Morehouse Ned Raymond O'Neill Henry Richard Pattengill Arthur Dale Reynolds Harold Erich Schultz Robert Warren Sickles Garth Walter Snider John Spalink, Jr. James Joseph Sparta William John Zeches 1945' Robert Norman Best Carl Warren Bodell Richard Temple Booth Charles Frederick Bostedor Robert Wayne Branch William Clair DeCou John Frederick Lake Donald Jay Longstreet Douglas Allen Maclean Noel Armand Oury George Knox Renno Lyman DeWayne Rieck Robert Rudolph Schwabe Robert Bruce Selby Jack Edward Tedds William H. Topham James William Vogel 1946 Joseph Louis Bale, 111 Harry Stephen Cole Thomas Sorster Harris Paul F. McMath William Walter Melnyk George Clifford Moran Robert Eugene North Harold Thomas Pritchard, Jr Lawrence Rank Donald Claire Seager Robert Theodore Tennyson 1947 Duane Delbert Gruner James Warner Marrs

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The State Board of Agriculture is comf posed of six members elected from the State at large, each serving a sixfyear period. This board is provided for un' der the constitution of Michigan and revenues for the support of the college come from Federal and State sources as well as from student fees. The history of the State Board of Ag' riculture goes back to 1835 when the State included a provision for the estabf lishment of a university in its constituf tion. Fourteen years later the Michigan State Agricultural Society was organized, and it is from this latter date that the real history of the college begins. The State Board of Agriculture has frequently pioneered in establishing new and valuable departments until today Michigan State is recognized as not only one of the best agricultural and scientific schools in the country, but of such characf ter as to be entitled to be called a Muni- versityv in the best sense of the term. Functions of the State Board include the control of the institution, bearing ref sponsibility for all its money and property, electing the president of Michigan State College, and the receiving and approving of all recommendations from the college head. ,, ,M,',-