Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

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The opening of the new Dairy Husbandry a n d Biochemistry Building is a typical example of the progressive agriculture school. Fifteen departments give students a wide choice for training in agri¬ culture. Graduates in agriculture have won fame throughout the world, and have made many contribu¬ tions to the feeding and clothing of many nations. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY T. R. Timm AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION E. V. Walton AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING F. R. Jones AGRONOMY J. S. Rogers ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 0. D. Butler BIOCHEMISTRY AND NUTRITION C. M. Lyman DAIRY SCIENCE I. W. Rupel DEAN J. C. MILLER ENTOMOLOGY J. C. Gaines FLORICULTURE A. F. DeWerth GENETICS C. B. Godbey HORTICULTURE G. W. Adriance PLANT PATHOLOGY G. M. Watkins POULTRY SCIENCE J. H. Quisenberry RANGE AND FORESTRY V. A. Young WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT W. B. Davis Besides receiving the agricultural theory, the students in the various departments of the Agri¬ cultural School also receive much valuable practical training. Here we see Pat Resley, a senior Entomology major, checking one of the college’s fields for insects.

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FRED J. BENSON Dean of Engineering COLONEL JOE E. DAVIS Commandant of the Corps JOHN B. PAGE Dean of the College ALVIN A. PRICE Dean of Veterinary Medicine

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Realizing that every man needed to receive training in the liberal arts, brought about the founding of the School of Arts and Sciences in 1924. Since that date the school has grown into one of the largest on the campus. The building pic¬ tured here houses the Business Ad¬ ministration department which is now the largest division of the school. DEAN W. H. DELAPLANE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES BIOLOGY C. C. Doak BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION T. W. Leland CHEMISTRY P. K. Calaway ECONOMICS ..... ... . A. F. Chalk EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY G. P. Parker ENGLISH S. S. Morgan GEOGRAPHY G. W. Schlesselman HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT R. W. Steen JOURNALISM D. D. Burchard MATHEMATICS E. C. Klipple MODERN LANGUAGES J. J. Woolket OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY D. F. Leipper PHYSICAL EDUCATION C. E. Tishler PHYSICS J. G. Potter English classes have served as the common meeting ground for all majors. Even during the summer semesters, English is a most important course. Here we see Bob Barker, Travis John¬ son, Harry McBrierty, and John Herren as they prepare a literature lesson.