Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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L. L. Patterson, A.B., A.M., M.E. Dean of Engineering W. F. Hand, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Dean of Science THE DEANS Dean Ricks is now completing his second year as Dean of the School of Agriculture, the function of which is the training in all branches of Agriculture. Aside from these duties, Dean Ricks is director of the Mis- sissippi Experiment Stations. Having behind him a wide experience in the practical affairs of life, Dean Bowen has acquired a broad human sympathy which makes him respected and beloved by all the students under him. He is the lead- ing factor in the growth and development of the School of Business in recent years. Dean Patterson has proved to be a hard worker and an excellent teacher. He has the utmost respect of each and every En- gineering student in spite of the fact that he keeps their noses to the grindstone; for they know he is hard but fair, and that he works even harder himself than he would have them work. Dr. Hand has been the Dean of the Sci- ence School since its organization in 1911, and under his most efficient management the school has grown to a ranking position. As Chemistry is fundamental to Agricul- ture, Engineering, and other technical courses, this school does the basic work in Chemistrv for all schools of the institution.

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J. R. Ricks, M.S. I) ran of Agriculturi amis V. Bowen, Ph.B. Dean of Business J. C. Herbert, B.S., M.S Dean of Men WITH A sympathetic advisor to all students, beloved by them euid known (is Pap .

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