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

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GRADUATE SCHOOL The urgent need for graduate instruction in the fields of Agriculture, Engineering, and Textile Manufacturing has made this an important school. State College offers exceptional opportunities in research. It not cnly has the regular laboratories, but it is connected with bureaus in Washington. Under the leadership of Dean Z. P. Metcalf the graduate school is imbued with a spirit of progress stimulating to intellectual growth. DEAN Z. P. METCALF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL FACULTY D. B. Anderson, L. D. Baver, E. W. Boshart, C. H. Bostian, T. E. Browne, W. H. Browne, J. D. Clark, J. K. Coggin, N. W. Conner, L. E. Cook, Gertrude M. Cox, R. W. Cummings, R. S. Dearstyne, J. B. Derieux, T. C. Doody, H. A. Fisher, G. W. Forster, R. S. Fouraker, B. B. Fulton, M. E. Gardner, A. F. Greaves-Walker, A. H. Grimshaw, F. M. Haig, C. H. Hamilton, T. P. Harrison, T. R. Hart, L C. Hartley, C. M. Heck, J. T. Hilton, L. E. Hinkle, E. G. Hoefer, J. V. Hofmann, E. H. Hostetler, A. I. Ladu, M. C. Leager, J. E. Lear, S. G. Lehman, J. R. Ludington, J. R. Lutz, C. L. Mann, F. H. McCutcheon, G. K. Middleton, T. B. Mitchell, C. G. Mumford, Thomas Nelson, E. E. Randolph, R. B. Rice, R. H. Ruffner, G. H. Satterfield, W. E. Shinn, I. V. Shunk, G. W. Smith, J. W. Smith, J. L. Stuckey, W. G. Van Note, L. L. Vaughan, B. W. Wells, L. F. Williams, A. J. Wilson, Sanford Win- ston, L. Wyman, S. T. Ballenger, C. R. Bramer, R. R. Brown, R. C. Bullock, J. W. Cell, J. M. Clarkson, E. R. Collins, A. M. Fountain, H. C. Gauger, R. E. L. Greene, R. Harkema, F. W. Lancaster, W. McGehee, W. D. Miller, E. H. Paget, W. A. Reid, J. A. Rigney, B. W. Smith, M. F. Buell, C. F. Smith, L. A. Whitford.

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SCHOOL OF TEXTILES During the past few years the Textile School has grown by leaps and bounds until today it is one of the best in the world. The recently formed Textile Foundation has enabled the school to ob- tain an excellent research and teaching staff. The students get practical experience in labora- tories which are equipped with the latest machines for weaving and testing textile materials. New and better dyes are being developed to keep pace with the demands for bright colors in all materials. In the next few years the textile school should contribute materially to the development of North Carolina potentialities in the textile field. DEAN M. E. CAMPBELL THE TEXTILE SCHOOL FACULTY M. E. Campbell, Thomas Nelson, E. B. Grover, J. T. Hilton, J. G. Lewis, G. R. Culberson, T. R. Hart, W. E. Shinn, J. A. Porter, Jr., W. E. Moser, H. H. Grimshaw, A. C. Hayes, G. H. Dunlap.

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DIVISION OF TEACHER TRAINING The college in North Carolina that trains capa- ble men to instruct the rising generation in agri- culture and industry is North Carolina State College. The Teacher Education Division includes Agricultural Education, Industrial Arts Education, Occupational Information and Guidance, and In- dustrial Education. Under the capable leadership of Professor T. E. Browne, this division has increas- ed in size and scope, in spite of the war, and pro- vides men trained in these fields who are needed throughout the state. PROFESSOR T. E. BROWNE THE TEACHER EDUCATION FACULTY T. E. Browne, L. E. Cook, E. W. Boshart, J. R. Luding- ton, J. K. Coggin, J. W. Smith, W. McGehee, L. 0. Arm- strong, D. J. Moffie, C. M. Hamilton.