Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

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AGRICULTURE nmlll Ralph L. Watts R, A. Butcher ORGANIZATION R. L. W ATTS - - - - - - Dean of A griculture R. A. DUTCIIER - Head of Agricultural and Biological Chemistry F. F. LININGER - - - - Head of Agricultural Economics H. S. BRUNNER - - - - Head ongricultural Education R. U. BLASINGAME - - - Head of Agricultural Engineering C. F. NOLL - - - - - - - Head of Agronomy F. L. BENTLEY - - - - Head of Animal Husbandry F. D. KERN - - - - - - - Head of Botany A. A. BORLAND - - '- - - Head of Dairy Husbandry V. A. BEEDE - - - - - - - Head of Forestry W. B. MACK - - - - - - Head of Horticulture E. B. FORBES - - - Head of Institute of Animal Nutrition H. C. KNANDEL - - - - - Head of Poultry Husbandry E. H. DUSHAM - - - Head of Zoology and Entomology A School, as well as an individual, has personality. This results, in part, from the nature of its program but also, in equal measure, from the point of view of its leaders. The School of Agriculture is characterized by a friendly v. Beede spirit, the practical nature of its program, and devotion to ' public service. The retiring Dean, Ralph L. Watts, has had a paramount inHuence in these respects. The friendly and co-operative spirit of Ag Hill, faculty and students alike, is due in large measure to his example. A successful farmer himself before becoming Dean, he has constantly urged his L. n. I'urhes. colleagues to thkeep their feet on the ground? His own life has exemplified the public service ideal of the School. He has built himself into the College that he loves. H. C. Knnndnl E. II. Dushzun 24

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES ARTHUR H. JAMES - - - - Governor of the Connnonweallh Harrisburg RALPH D. HETZEL - - - - - President of the College State College LESTER K. ADE - - - - Superintendent of Public Instruction - - - - - Harrisburg JOHN H. LIGHT - - - - - Secretary of Agriculture - Harrisburg APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR F. A. HEIM, Williamsport H. M. LYONS, Lincoln University, Pa. J. H. STEINMAN, Lancaster P. J. DENMAN, Bradford S. F. LAUCKE,Y0rk ELECTED BY THE GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION W. J. AFFELDER. Pittsburgh G. H. DEIKE, Pittsburgh B. A. MUSSER, Scranton J. T. HARRIS, Philadelphia J. G. WHITE, New Y01k City J. L. MOUTHE, Youngstown, Ohio J. H. M. ANDREWS, Philadelphia J. MILHOIJAND, Pittsburgh J. F. SHIELDS, Philadelphia ELECTED BY DELEGATES FROM SOCIETIES R. R. LEWIS, Couderspnrl J C.BrNEDILTWaersb010 K. S. RAGSH .,AW Holliday shun n E. W. NICK, Erie F. P. Wu LITs, Wand C. F. HELLICK, Easlon H. W. PRENTIS, JR Lancastel F. H. GYGER, Kimberlon E. S. BAYARD, Pittsburrrh V. C. MCCORMICK, Harrisburg J. C. Coscnovs, Johnstown G. W. SLOCL'M, Milton OFFICERS J . F RANKLIN SHIELDS - - - - President VANCE C. MCCORMICK - - Vice President JAMES C. WHITE - - Honorary Vice President RALPH D. HETZEL - - - - - Secretary - - - - - - Treasurer SAMUEL K. HOSTETTER - EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEQQRS ANDREWS, BAYARD, COSCROVE, HEIM, MCCORMICK, MILHOLLAND; SHIELDS AND HETZEI., Ex-omcio COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION RALPH DORN HETZEL, LL.D. Presidem ASSISTANTS WILLIER E. KENWORTHEY, Executive Secretary ADRIAN O. MORSE, in Charge of Resident Instruction J. ORVIS KELLER, in Charge of Extension SAMUEL K. HOSTETTER, in Charge of Business and Finance

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CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS ORGANIZATION F. C. WHITMORE - - - Dean of Chemistry and Physics C. C. CHANDLEE - - - Head of Chemislry Deparlment W. R. HAM - - - - Head of Physics Department D. S. CRYDER - - - In Charge of Chemical Engineering W. P. DAVEY - - - - In Charge of Industrial Physics P. B. MACK - - - - - In Charge of Textile Chemistry M. R. FENSKE - - - - In Charge oi Petroleum Refining O. F . SMITH Assistant Dean of Chemistry and Physics; In Charge of Pre-Medical I can,t resist the temptation to put in a personal word. This is my tenth year at Penn State. These have been busy and happy years and have filled me with the conviction that no institution in the country has equal possibilities for de- velopment and growth. I am fortunate indeed to have the privilege of building on the foundations established by Deans Wendt, Stoddart, and Pond. Many of my extra-campus activities, notably those for the American Chemical Society, are drawing to a close. Thus, I shall have more time to enjoy and develop the opportunities of our small town and its growing institution. e e x K III I , r r rwrr , t rrr rrr rv-r - - 25 I. Donn F. C. Whitmore- W. R. Hum XV. P. Davey M. R. Fennke G. C. Chandlee D. S. Cryder P. G. B. Muck O. F. Smith