University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Page 27 BUSINESS AND Pustlc ADMINISIRAHSN The School of Business and Public Adminis- ' tration was established at the University in 1914. The purpose of the school is to equip students with . .- a general knowledge of business and public ad- ministration and to provide training in special fields of business and public service. Vllilliarn L. Bradshaw was appointed Dean of the B. and P. A. School this year, taking the place of Harry Gunnison Brown, who has been serving as acting dean. PIKOF. ROYAL D. lvl. BAUER P3011 H, G, BROWN Q-rw-Qu. PROF. NIAHTIN L, FAUST DEAN XVILLIAM L. BIHADSIIANV

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. , , AGRIBULTUREA ' When President Abraham Lincoln signed the Morrill Act in 1862, provisions were made for the establishment of agricultural and mechanical arts- schools in several states. Eight years later the College of Agriculture was founded at the Uni- versity. ' The Agricultural Experiment Station, a divi- sion of the college, cooperates with local farmers, committees in developing the farm and farm home in every Missouri community? Edwin A. Trowbridge has been dean of the College of Agriculture for one year. DEAN EDNVIN A. TRONVBRIDGE DR. W IAM i ILL ALBRECHT PROP. FLORENCE HARRISON .ff . 7 5 gg.. , - A I 1 I . '- Y 3 , - KLM? Q i' In I I A P .V Y , 1 1 , I . ' ' - - ,. ' .. l f 1.53- - 1' -..,a A Wifi.. I f it , N Pi! - M if A I , M ' 2 M 1' 1 l . I H , W . LW., .Ad-wr, ,-.nV-,-- f- 'EL5.- l w A L l e 3 . 1 l ' N- .., ,QM I ' ' 1 ASSOCIATE DEAN SAM B. Smmqy ' 4 ---'11Io4.a.':x.r.ng .. . , . H ' - ..1C.iiUA. . Page 26

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:AN HARRY A. CURTISS L,,, ,Q,,.Q ,. ,, , I . ifiiizi. . . ,W , ff! I -YK I71i.,1zi2 4iIf?W?7l' Y1'T1EFf5g:-lip . ff' e t f ' o - ,, K K eg , A . .X-ef -A ix- nw-I 'J 2 i PROF. PAUL OGDEN ENGINEERING The 'School of Engineering, headed by Dean Harry A. Curtiss, doubled its prewar enrollment to 1500 students this year. In 1856 the school began classes in conjunction with the School of Agri- culture, and offered only Civil Engineering. Then, in 1877 the department, having grown steadily in prestige, outgrew the School of Agriculture and formed the present School of Engineering. - Professor Mendel P. Weinhach, Who gave 42 years of service to the science of electrical engineer- ing died March 29, 1947. Prof. Weinbach was born Nov. 2, 1887 in Burnania and received Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Missouri in 1904. ' PROF. M. P. WEINBACH -I K. ,,,,,,, ,, , ..... , , R, ' nj - Qfiaff W will 1. JW iv- E' '-,QEEKF-AW X I 'cv 2 ,ff ' af' , -.fliiiiisezfifi I fffill if if' Q 'H ' ' . 3 'J I H R 4 Q ' PRoF. HARRY RUBY T I I I Page 23 ...W-, .'.. , V M, f7f f f- H ---M-m.,,..., , 1 ,,,,,,,,,,