University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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The faculty of the University of Arkansas is composed of more than one hundred and twenty- five instructors, capable and willing. The faculty continues to grow and from time to time its personnel is being strength¬ ened. The addition of Bradford Knapp to the College of Agriculture and the office of dean was a most fortunate event, both for the University and the State. )t Jfacultp The University is divided into four colleges: the Engineering College, the Agricultural College, the College of Education, and the College of Arts and Sciences. W. N. Gladson is dean of the College of Engineering, Bradford Knapp is dean of the College of Agriculture, James Ralph Jewell is dean of the College of Education and G. W. Droke is dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. The department heads are: Virgil L. Jones, English; C. L. Stewart, Economics; W. J. Baerg, Entomology; W. L. Bleeker, Bacteriology and Path¬ ology; J. R. Cooper, Horticulture; H. E. Dvorachek, Animal Husbandry; Harrison Hale, Chemistry; R. M. Gow, Veterinary Science; Stella Palmer, Home Economics; Frank M. Pickel, Biology; John W. Read, Agricultural Chemistry; Giles E. Ripley, Physics; Henry H. Strauss, Ancient Languages; D. Y. Thomas, History and Political Science; B. N. Wilson, Experimental Engineering; J. A. Elliot, Plant Path¬ ology; H. D. Tovey, Director of Department of Fine Arts; Captaii, K. W. Halpine, Military Science and Tactics; Mary Ann Davis, Dean of Women. The Board of Trustees, of which Chas. H. Brough is chairman, is composed of seven men, one from each district. They are: Browning, Ponder, Reagan, Head, Pace, Banks and Mahoney. Page 25

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PRESIDENT JOHN CLINTON FUTRALL, M. A. For over ten years President Futrail has directly devoted himself to the services of the University and of Arkansas. We gratefully recognize that we are reaping the fruits of his wise planning and skillful direction when foundations were being laid and policies formed. He is constantly working for the harmonious development of the various departments of the University. We respect the man, honor and esteem him.

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“MA” O NE name will the sons and daughters of Arkansas always remember— the name of Nina V. “Ma” Harding. That name will always be a cher¬ ished and perpetual memory to those who know her. We more than dedicate this book to her; we ascribe to her the noblest esteem, the greatest and richest love that thousands of sincere souls are able to bestow. May God protect our “Ma!” May we never forget her worth! A ministering angel was our “ma” To kids and souls alike; Dire homesickness and swollen jaw, She put them all to flight. ‘Twas with the fondest of regrets We told our “ma” goodbye; Her memory lingers with us yet, Her spirit is always nigh. — R. A. Cooper. Page 26