University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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DEANS EDGAR A. LOEW Engineering Interesting . . . friendly . . . has made Washing- ton ' s College of Engineering one of the best in the nation ' s Universities . . . nationally known for his work In electric power transmission . . . produces engineers of high character and ex- cellent training. HUSO WINKENWERDER Forestry Quiet, scholarly . . . but his ability to get things done is evidenced by the growth and develop- ment of the Washington Arboretum and the excellent quality of the Forestry graduates . . . interested extro-curricularly in ornithology and hiking. FREDERICK M. PADELFORD Graduate School Ardent rooter for FHusky teams . . . popular with both students and faculty — witness Paddy . . . Ilieroture bigwig and foremost authority on the poet Spenser . . . 21 years as Dean of the Graduate School are qualification for an invita- tion to the Totem Club Old Timers ' banquet . . . takes his golf seriously. 27

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DEANS EDWARD H. LAUER Arts and Sciences Noted OS a progressive educator . . . human and lovable . . . this year proposed a revised plan for the college of Arts and Sciences which gives promise of more nearly meeting the legit- imate expectations the student may have of his college experience. HOWARD H. PRESTON Economics ond Business Director of last summer ' s Pacific Northwest Banking School . . . energetic and possessed of a keen sense of humor . . . graduate of Coe College, Iowa . . . has taught in nine colleges . . . likes Washington where he can ice skate and climb mountains. FRANCIS F. POWERS Education Savant with a sense of humor . . . gets even the most obscure points across through opt illustra- tions and similes . . . does much to dispel dry-as- dust conception of education . . . author of several education texts and a nationally known educator. 26

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DEANS JUDSON F. FALKNOR Law Lanky and unassuming . . . this year reduced law course to a total of six years . . . versatile . . . a brilliant bridge player, he is a worthy oppo- nent either in debate or at the bridge table . . . spends what is left of his spare time reading and adding to his library. MILNOR ROBERTS Mines Participant ir, civic affairs . . . likes entertaining students, especially around barbecue pit in his garden . . . head of College of Mines for 0 years . . . has worked with the United States Bureau of Mines and edited various mining bul- letins . . . hunts and fishes during vacations. FOREST GOODRICH Pharmacy Member of United States Pharmacopoeia Soci- ety . . . special field Is plant drugs in medicine . . . working now on propagation of cascara trees . . . was officer in chemical warfare service . . . In fair weather plays golf — otherwise billiards. 28