North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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' :«i«llli z:J M, cmxrrtojn WILLIAM D. BRIGGS (1901), May 22, 1934 CHARLES M. PRITCHETT (189.5). May 31, 1934 WILLIAM FRANKLIN PATE (1901), November J, 1934 DR. JOHN EDWIN TURLINGTON (1907), November 3. 1934 JOHN SUMMIE WHITENER (1923), October 3, 1934 FITZHUGH BETHEA (1934), October 11, 1934 DR. JOHN H. SQUIRES (1902), March 14, 1934 LEWIS BURLESON LAUGHLIN (1922), June 21, 1934 JAMES D. McNEILL (1931), October 11, 1934 WILLIAM HENRY ESKRIDGE (1908), October 24, 1934 HARRY ELEY HOOD (1920), November 2, 1934 MAX WHITESELL (1933), November 22, 1931 JOSEPH MYRON REEVES (1934), November 13, 1934 JOHN FREDERICK HANSELMAN (1906), January 7, 19.3.5 JOHN MILTON FOSTER, February 14, 1935

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In recognition of those who have been our best friends — the faculty. To them we are greatly indebted, not only for our excellent training, but for the high standing that our Alma Mater enjoys today. Through good and through bad, they have stayed with us — stayed, even though at times it was to their disadvantage. Through depressions they have suffered, but cheerfully, they have con- tinued — weary, but not discouraged. Always for- ward they go. patient, understanding, enjoying our good fortunes, sympathetic with our bad. Throughout the years they have worked unceas- ingly for the betterment and advancement — for a greater State College. The best is their goal, and until that is reached, they will not rest. We owe to them much — a great deal more than we can offer. We hope though, that they will accept this, a special tribute, as an effort to show our sincere appreciation. The Faculty Council, govern- ing body, is the most powerful group of the school. It is this body thai determines the poli- cies Stale College shall pur- sue. All changes of important maior policies are done so with the permission of this council. Weekly meetings are held for ihe purpose of discussing the vari- ous problems which come before them.

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