University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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AIJMINISTRATIUN BUARD 0F TRUSTEES PRESIDENT EX oFFIC1o His Excellency, Robert A. Hurley, Governor of the State of Connecticut, Hartford MEMBERS EX OFFICIO Alonzo G. Grace, Commissioner of lE'ducation, Hartford Olcott F. King, Commissioner of Agriculture, Hartford APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR Term Expires 1941 ..... . Arthur M. Mitchell ..... ...... 1 943 Joseph W. Alsop ...... ........ Walter C. Wood .......... .... 1 941 ..... ,,,, Avon ..... . . .. Bridgeport New Canaan Edward J. McDonough, Jr. . . .... 1943 ..... ...... H artford John Buckley ............ .... 1 941 ..... ,,,,,.., U nion James W. Hook ..... .... 1 943 Samuel R. Spencer . . . .............. D l l I l l l I New Haven 1941 ............ ..... S uflield Mrs. Pauline Noyes . . ................ 1943 .............. , , Pomfret ELECTED BY THE ALUMNI Term Expires Harry C. Manchester, Vice-President ........ 1941 .................. .. Winsted George H. Hollister, Secretary .............. 1943 ...................... .... I-I artford EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD Messrs. Wood, Hollister, Spencer, Alsop and Buckley L I 120 1 Y, Cf 'uw Ast. Q-T . ye: .- 1 ff. ,f tis in 9,1 Zvi, fu id- L! lit: k Ta iff I LP Bw H.. R.

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fed W lp: HSI. . al. fol- gled pro- HOD. and Olllt' A old llf 3 .1 ap. aunt made , A ' P L i w if 4 I good-intentioned students cut afternoon classes to watch the baseball men give their all for good old U. of C. Tops came down on campus convertibles and long walks or rides be- camelthe favorite ways to spend a sunny afternoon. The barren campus became a panorama of color. Swimming be- came a favorite sport. Coeds acquired golden tans from long afternoons spent lolling in the sun. The shadow of gradua- tion made the seniors sad and glad at the same time. Junior week-end brought the juniors to the fore, with junior jackets becoming the accepted attire for all who pos- sessed them, and their fraternity brothers and sorority sisters. Bob'Chester played at the Junior Prom, the 51st in the school's history. Afternoon labs suffered from cut-itis, and so did P.'s. Freshmen began to believe what they had been told about Connecticut in the spring. Connecticut be- came a country club-for a while. Then, as always, iinals reared and we settled down again. Still soft nights and moonlight beckoned. And the library became deserted. Picnics took the place of grille-dates, and ubeer-jackets were revived. Senior week came, with its hurry and excite- ment. And the Class of 1940 became alumni. SPRING FEATURE I. 119

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OFFICERS, OF ADMINISTRATION THE UNIVERSITY Albert Nels Jorgensen, Ph.D. President Charles Burt Gentry, M.S. in Agr. Dean of the University Raymond Irving Longley University Comptroller William James Haggerty, M.A. ' Director of Student Personnel Sumner Alvord Dole, M.A. Dean of Men Mildred Pearl French, A.M. Dean gf Women Marjorie Warner Smith, A.B. Registrar THE SCHOOLS Nathan Laselle Whetten, Ph.D. Dean of the Graduate School Edwin Garver Woodward, A.M. Dean and Director of the College of Agriculture George Cleveland White, M.A. Vice Dean, in charge of Resident Teaching Raymond Kingsley Clapp, B.S. Vice Director, in charge of Agricultural Extension William LeRoy Slate, B.S. Vice Director, in charge of Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station Howard Douglas Newton, Ph. D. Acting Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences John Howard Lampe, Ph. D. Dean of the School of Engineering, Paris Roy Brammell, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Education ----- Dean of the School of Home Economics --1 Dean of the School of Business THE DIVISIONS William James Haggerty, M.A. Director of Student Personnel Paul Alcorn, B.A. University Librarian Samuel Willard Price, Ph.D. Director of the Summer Session, University Extension and Education by Radio Edward George Van Bibher, M.P.E. Director of Physical Education and Athletics Ralph Lawrence Gilman, M.D. University Physician Walter Stemmons, B.S. Editor of University Publications George Hunter Passmore, Lieut. Col. Infantry U.S.A. Professor of Military Science and Tactics THE UNIVERSITY SENATE Ex Ogdicio Members Messrs. Jorgensen, Gentry, Whetten, Woodward, G. C. White, Newton, Brummell, Lampe, -1--4--fDean of the School of Businessl, ---1-QDean of the School of Home Economicsl, Haggerty, Price Elective Members for the period ending June 30, 1944 L. H. Amundsen, E. O. Anderson, J. H. Barnett, W. A. Bousfield. R. K. clapp, Mildred P. French, N. W. Hosley, H- W. Hunter, G. E. McReynolds, E. G. Van Bibber, R. W. Yingling, W. B. Young Elective Members for the period ending June 30, 1943 R- C. Baldwin, A. J. Brundage, W. H. Carter, Jr., S. A. Dole, F' A' Ferguson, W. L. Ktllp, J. A. Manter, E. A. Perregaux, V' A- RHPPOI1, A. Schenker, W. Stemmons, G. S. Torrey Elective Members for the period ending June 30, 1942 W- F. Cheney, Jr., J. O. Christian, R. M. DeCoursey, D. O. Hammerherg, S. P. Hollister, W. H. Kinsey, Edith Mason, A- E. Moss, G. H. Passmore, C. H. W. Sedgewick, W. L- Slate, D. Young I-IIIMINISTIH-ITIUN THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE FACULTY JQLIJEEESNEE g05gCilSeI1?MPg.D. A President of the University r en ry, , , ' , - - Roger Bagley Corbett, Ph-6? gr ean of the University ean and Dire t th C ll A ' Z 1 George Cleveland White? llVI.AJ:f e 0 egg of gncu ture cting Dean and Direct f th C ll A ' 1 2 Edwin Garver Woodward, oA.EI. e 0 ege of gncu ture Dean and Director of th C ll A ' Z ' George Cleveland White, M.A.e 0 ege of gncu mm Vice Dean, in charge of Resident Teaching Raymond Kinsley Clapp, B,S, . . Vice Director, in charge of Agricultural Extension W1ll1am LeRoy Slate, B.Sc. Vice Director, in charge of Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station' Roger Boynton Friend, Ph.D. Acting,1Vice Director, in charge of Storrs Agricultural ,Q Experiment Station' Maurise Myron Alexander, B.S. Graduate Asssitant in Forestry and Wildlife Management Elmer Olin Anderson, M.S. Associate Professor of Dairy Industry Luther Jay Atkinson, M.S. Assistant Professor of Agricultural Economics Frank Fay Atwood, B.S. Assistant Editor Laura Fasano Baniield, B.S. Assistant Instructor in Animal Diseases! Esther Dodge Barnett, M.A. Assistant Editor Elizabeth Baumann Assistant Instructor in Genetics Eunice Christine Beard, B.S. Assistant Instructor in Animal Diseases Lawrence J. Bilon, B.S. Assistant Instructor in F loriculture James William Bottomley, B.S. Instructor in Agricultural Economics Raymond George Bressler, M.S. Assistant Professor of Agricultural Economics Benjamin Arthur Brown, M.S. Associate Professor of Agronomy Augustus Jackson Brundage. Professor of Agricultural Extension, State 4-H Club Leader Floyd Mayo Callward, B.S. Associate Professor of Forestry Raymond Kingsley Clapp, B.S. Professor of Agricultural Extension, County Agent Leader David Andrew Clarke, Jr., B.S. Graduate Assistant in Farm Management Richard Alexander Couri, A.B. Assistant Instructor, Rodent Control Linton Brown Crandall, B.S. Professor of Agriculture B df d D C , B-3- ra or ean rossmon Instructor, Agricultural Planning Lorna Evangeline Cunningham, B.S. . ' . Assistant Instructor in Animal Diseases M 'on Evans Dakin, B.S. Associate Professor of Nutrition ar1 Henry Dorsey, Ph.D. Professor Of ASVOUUWO' d R ld D d, M.S.A. Leonar eyno S miissistant Professor of Dairy Industry Frank Francis Ferrigno, B.S. I . h 5 Assistant Instructor in Animal Diseases J h t Fisher, Ph.D. ' Harry 0 ns one Assistant Professor of Chemistry h G ilius, B.S. . Kasten Josep Grllzduate Assistant in Agricultural Economics D '1 G n, B.S. John ame apeGraduate Assistant in Farm Management ' G. ' , B.A . Harry Luclan qrngus Piiofessor of Animal Husbandry ' G , M.A. Arnold Wilfred reiilssistant Instructor in Rural Sociology 1 Resigned in irst semester 1940-1941. 2 First semester 1940-1941- a Appointed in December, 1940. 4 On leave first semester 1940-1941. 5 1940-1941..