South Dakota State College - Jack Rabbit Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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Fall Honoraries Activities Religious Sports Winter Beauties and Celebrities Arts Organizations Spring Classes

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Dean Harold M. Froslie Division of Engineering Business, or rather enrollment, is booming in the engineering department again this year. The biggest news of the year to all engineers, next to the fact that theirs was the largest department, was the announcement of the new en- gineering building to be built on the campus. The department is divided into five main divisions: electrical engineering, civil engineering, mechanical engineer- ing, agricultural engineering and en- gineering physics. These students do more than sun themselves on the cam- pus on Saturday mornings with a tripod in one hand and a slide rule in the other. They travel all over the United States for job interviews and graduate to posi- tions with high salaries, or so it seems. Dean of the department this year was Harold M. Froslie, also head of the Physics department. He took the posi- tion to fill the vacancy left by H. M. Crothers last Julv. Eight