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

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Colonel Egger is a veteran of 34 years of service, having served on three continents, He is a graduate of the Infantry School, Command .:iQ 4 l:': f W . A D i 's S G. B. Egger Col. Inf. U. S. Army Commandant Under Colonel Egger is a staff known as the Station Complement through which the ASTP and RCTC at Michigan State operf ate and train. The ASTP is divided into AC who will serve in the Air Corps and the ERC who are unassigned at present. Capt. Andrew N. Hoover, Bn. Com- mander Co. E: Capt. James H. Atchinson, R. 0. T. C. Bn. 1st Lt. Milton H. Aronson, Commander Co. F: lst Lt. James A. Buford, Com- mander Co. D and B. Lt. Francis Finn, Supply Officer: Mr. Glenn W. Holder. C. W. O. Adj.: Capt. William N. Beekman, Classi- fication Officer and General Staff School, and came to M. S. C. from general staff duty in the Sixth Service Command. In addition to the R.C.T.C. he has command of the A.S.T.U. and Army Service Forces, MIN East Lansing, Michigaii. Rifle shooting constitutes a part of his work, but he has also made it his hobby for many years.

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IST RATION Lloyd H. Geil is head of the Department of Publications which handles problems pertaining to the interpretation of Michigan State Col' lege through the press, the radio, and personal contacts. Mr. Geil has a deep interest in stu' dent publications: for, when he came to this campus in 1935, he was adviser for both the State News and the Vxfolverine. Two years ago he became head of the Publications De' ' 1 ir- 41'1 'f '- 4 . f I slgxfew 1 .- , Q gui, ' Q 1 -4 39 Y -9 ,F J F. .I ,.. 1 r-r I3 v-J C ... .-1 f'Y' WWW 1 x E, 0l -'K ' 'M 1 , hs. , X , r 3 KI-f. as B. J. Coleman, head of the Department of Radio Broadcasting and Director of the col' legefowned Station WKAR, is proud of what he considers the greatest development of the college station to date - extension of activities to include Sunday broadcasting. Largely through Colemaifs efforts, the station, a ifllllli watt outlet, is now on the air seventy-one hours per week. Professor Tom H. King, genial and capable director of the Central Placement Bureau. cof ordinates the work of placing State Graduates into positions fitting their qualifications. His hobby, he says, is pleading with senior candi dates to cooperate more fully with his office - keeping their records up to date, keeping the office constantly informed of their changing status. When peace comes, King will con' tinue with his duties as head of the depart ment of Police Administration.

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Superintendent Kinney's associaf tion with M. S. C. dates back to the time when he was a student on campus. He became connected with the Electrical Engineering Def partment and last fall he took up his new duties as Superintendent of Buildings and Utilities. Emery Foster, capable manager of the Union Building, has done much to further plans for a larger and more useful postfwar Union Building which will mean a comf plete social and recreational center for M. S. C. students. 'ufinov Mr. George Lafferty is day custo' dian of the Union building, looking after the building check rooms and making sure that everything is al' ways in good order. The lost and found opens when the nightfcustof dian, Mr. Bauer, arrives for work. Harold Hatt is in charge of the Union janitorial staff. . ' 'IF' Mildred L. jones is not only Manager of Wcmmeiils Residence Halls but also assistant professor of Institution Administration in the Home Ec. department. In her South Williams ofhce is a store of ration books. C. M. Beachum, Manf ager of Mcnls Residence Halls, found that he had a new job on his hands when Mason Hall was converted into a womans dorm for the duration.