Montana State University Bozeman - Montanan Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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T1-ff Grain testing is one of the many fields of study carried on in the agricultural laboratories at MSC. Row 1, L. to R.: B. D. Firehammer, C. W. Jensen, J. A. Asleson, J. E. Catlin, R. C. Froeschner, H. A. Kittams. G. R. Codd, H. C. Holje, H. E. Rodeberg. Row 2: W. J. Sutter, T. S. Rackham, W. J. Ewasiuk, Carl R. Haun, Evelyn W. McCormick, Virginia T. Hendrick- son, E. R. Hehn, M. Klages, P. L. Brown, W. D. McMillan. Row 3: Donald H. Fritts, David D. Dickey, Jesse M. Hodgson. H. G. Cockrum, Roy E. Huffman, Karl F. Swingle. C. W. Vaughn, Eric B. Wilson, Clive R. Harston, E. P. Orcutt, L. D. Smith. 'il V Tw' iw 19 Q i

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f2 N.,,,, AGRICULTURE DIVISIO Dean M. M. Kelso Heading the Division of Agriculture is Dr. Maurice M. Kelso, a straight forward and hard Working man, who received his Ph.D. from the University of VVisconsin. As Well as being Dean of the Division of Agriculture at MSC, Dr. Kelso is also director of Montanais eight dif- ferent experiment stations. He has done an excellent job of promoting a better and broader research program at each of these different stations. There are many related fields in the Division of Agriculture. Among these are: poultry industry, agron- omy, dairy, mechanics, horticulture, animal industry, and several others. Sometime within his senior year, a future ag educa- tion major is required to student teach. After three years, and sometimes more, of talking, discussing and learning about the problems of an ag teacher the student finally has a chance to gain first hand information and experience about it. With so many fields to choose from in the Division of Agriculture, a future Maggie, Will have little or no trouble finding a job in his specialized field. Row 1, L. to R.: Ervin Smith, Eugene Barnard, Everett A. Keyes, Neil C. Que-senberry, Layton S. Thompson, J. L. Van Horn, Robert Dynes, Gene F. Payne, Leo L. Knuti. Row 2: S. Young, W. C. Marquardt, E. A. Tunnicliff, J. C. Boyd, Paul J. Moore, Art Hoversland, O. W. Monson, J. R. Hehn. Row 3: J. C. Hide, Leonard Yaeger, J. A. Nelson, A. H. Post, V. E. Iverson, Maurice M. Kelso, Louis A. Freeman, Fred S. Willson, Allan F. Beeckler. msgaf

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GI EERI G DIVISIC Dean E. W. Schilling Dr. E. VV. Schilling has the responsibility of being the dean to the largest department at MSC. Dean Schil- ling received his B.S. degree at the University of Illinois and his M.S. and Ph.D. at Iowa State College. Besides being the Dean of Engineering, Dean Schil- ling is also the Director of the Engineering Experiment Station and a Professor of Electrical Engineering. The Division of Engineering at MSC trains students to take their place in the technological world, and to find enjoyment in the industry which is becoming more and more scientific and exacting. During an Engineering student's four years at MSC he spends many hours a day in the beautiful Roberts Hall which houses most of the Engineering classes. Dean Schilling has done much to promote a feeling of cooperation and closeness between his students and faculty. He keeps the division running smoothly and he enjoys taking a personal interest in all of the students and in helping them over an obstacle or a problem if they need it. Row 1, L. to R.: Robert L. Nickelson, Lloyd Berg, O. I. Jackson, G. Dale Sheckels, E. W. Schilling, E. W, Ber- gren, E. R. Dodge, John DeHaas, R. C. Challender, R. D. Bollard. Row 2: L, Mayfield, W. Hunt, F. D. Swenson, G. J. Herman, A. E. Mancl, Ralph Kenck, H. F. Mullikin, George Frank, W. R. Jeffries, H. C. Cheever.