University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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. l I 1 ,Ay I J .x 4 ,y ,y i it X ' i in sl, cs e Q x. ' sa is ' jj kd, GRIC LTURE The College ot Agriculture is carrying on exten- sive research in many fields, such as hybrid corn, new and better tomatos, more ethcient farm man- agement, and in penicillin, under the leadership of Dr. C. A. Elvehiem, professor of biochemistry. The Home Economics department, und-er the direction of Miss Frances Zuill, is also doing re- search, such as thiamine and ribohavin studies us- ing human diet squads as well as the utilization of legume proteins by human subjects, and meth- ods of protecting vitamins in the preparation of certain baked products. An ambitious building program has been planned for the college, includ- ing a large dormitory for short course students, a west wing for the home economics building, and a new dairy building. Above right: Miss Frances Zuill, head of the Home Economics depart ment. Below: The Home EC. house gives all home economics seniors an opportunity to put into practice their home management prin ciples.

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,. . . r ,V , Y Z W V 10,5-ii H 'j ' Y -V Jul- - i , , .,. ...- ,vi ,y--me l 1 E l 1 l I .UQ Q ff. l -Lf' I ,K t 'tl 2' 'u I g i n - NVUIIIL T DE - - 'T if 'T E-Tn i T1- l 'T- if 'Q 'T C7 W- 4-5 1 '.aq-iE ' txt' FA...- l-iiti mn-1 ll. Cmperni.iii, G, Witter, M. A. Dunwiddic, B. Schweigcrt. T COUNCIL --severe--H-- -lull 2 'NW r 1 miie: N, Philipp, A. Blakcley, D. Voskuil, L. Wuerch, G. Tenpas, R. Krueger, B- KlUSmCYC1': B- Noble- .nlird ww: L. Swanson' I. 531111, F, Hopkins, A. Bcadle, E. DeYoung, W. Kirchner, H. Raeder, Mr. Heideman. lamrth mn-: Zickcr. M. Carpenter, I. Mathews. Organizing the big events on agricultural campus is the iob of the 30 members of the Agricultural Stu- dent Council led by President Garit Tenpas. The council originated in 1920 when a group of students and faculty worked together to promote better rela tionship between faculty and student. This organ ization was called the Agricultural College Federa- tion. In 1932 the present student council was organ ized with Harriet Gleason, its Hrst president and the assistant dean of the College, acting as an advisor. The all-campus dances, picnics, banquets and elec- , 22 . 1 i f F7014- , . tions require the effective functioning of the council. Members of the council represent the various clubs on agricultural campus, the Magazine, the profes- sional fraternities and sororities, and Babcock House. Harvest Ball, under the chairmanship of Claire Iackson, proved successful as did Mid-VVinter Ball held February 14, emphasizing the Valentine spirit. The Little International Livestock Show was held the following day. Spring banquet and presentation of outstanding awards and promotions cliniaxed the year's activities.

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