Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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DEAN HAND Since 1903, Dr. W. F. Hand has headed the Science School and has placed it on a firm scholastic basis. He is a tireless worker, a competent teacher, and a keen analyst, both in the chemistry laboratory and the realm of human nature. The Chemistry Department, his special pet, was recognized last year by the American Chemical Society. DEAN BROOKS In his second year as Dean of the Education School, B. P. Brooks has widened the scope and advanced the rating of his department. Dean Brooks, as head of the Lyceum Committee, has fulfilled the literary desire of most of the students by his varied and enjoyable lyecum events. He is steady and efficient as Dean, capable and conscientious as Director of Instruction, popular and esteemed as a man. DEAN DRENNON Dean of the Graduate School since its creation in 193 5, Dr. Herbert Drennon has succeeded in establishing a comprehensive and well-bal- anced curriculum. His sympathetic understanding of student prob- lems, his innate friendliness, and his eagerness to help students make him liked by all with whom he comes in contact. He also acts as Professor of English, where his sound literary analy- sis and his deep, resonant, slightly accented voice make his lectures delightful. DEAN W. F. HAND DEAN B. P. BROOKS DEAN H. L. DRENNON 19

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