University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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ln ..... J .lk J: C, . . ,Ll ..--'--. J , ,lg .,....- . .A ,Let e tranzle ot 332: New Hampshire Agrziealtnral Experiment Station , V Board of Control PRESIDENT E. M. LEWIS, Durham, N. H. ANDREW L. FELKER. Concord. N. H. HARRY D. SAWYER, North Woodstock, N. H. The Station Staff EDWARD M. LEWIS. A.M.. LL.D.. President. JOHN C. KENDALL. B.S.,' Director. FREDERICK W. TAYLOR. B.S. CAgr.Q, Agronomist. WALTER C. O'KANE, M.A., Entomologist. ORMOND R. BUTLER, Ph.D., Botanist. JOHN C. MCNUTT, B.S. CAgr.D, Animal Husbanclman. ERNEST G. RITZMAN, M.S.. Research Professor in Animal llushantlry. KARL W. WOODWARD, A.B., M.F.. Forester. JOHN M. FULLER, B.S.. Dairy Hushandman. T. B. CHARLES, M.S., Poultry Husbantlman. GEORGE F. POTTER, M.S., Horticulturist. THOMAS G. PHILLIPS, Ph.D., Chemist. HARRY C. WOODWORTH, M.S., Agricultural Economist. M. GALE EASTMAN. M.S., Associate Agricultural Economist. TODD O. SMITH, M.S., Associate Chemist. FORD S. PRINCE, B.S.. Associate Agronomist. JESSE R. HEPLER. M.S., Assistant in Vegetable Gardening. PHILIP R. LOWRY, M.S.. Assistant Entomologist. H. C. MOORE. B. S. lAgr.j, M.S., Assistant Dairy Husbandman. CLARK L. STEVENS, B.S.. M.F., Assistant Forester. STANLEY R. SHIMER, M.S.. Assistant Chemist. WALTER T. ACKERMAN, M.S.. Specialist in Rural Electricity. MAX F. ABELL, Ph.D., Assistant Agricultural Economist. CHARLES A. BOTTORFF, B.S. lBacteriologyj, D. V. M., Poultry Pathologist. EARL H. RINEAR, M.S., Research Assistant in Marketing. GORDON P. PERCIVAL. M.S., Assistant Chemist. STUART DUNN, M.S.. .Assistant Botanist. HOWARD A. ROLLINS, M.S.. Assistant Horticulturist. L. PHELPS LATIMER, Ph.D., Assistant Horticulturist. ARTHUR H. WATSON, M.S., Assistant in Vegetable Gardening. HOMER O. STUART. M.S., Assistant Poultry llushanclman. PAUL T. BLOOD. M.S., Assistant Agronomist. Extension Sertvziee Board of Control PRESIDENT E. M. LEWIS. Durham. N. H. ROBERT P. KINGSBURY. Keene, N. H. ALBERTUS T. DUDLEY, Exeter, N. H. Agriculture and Horne Economics EDWARD M. LEWIS, A.M.. LL.D.. President. JOHN C. KENDALL, B.S.. Director of Extension W'orh. EARL P. ROBINSON. B.S.. County Agent Leader.. DAISY D. WILLIAMSON. State Home Demonstration Leader. HARRY C. WOODWORTH, M.S.. Farm Management Demonstrator. MAX F. ABELL, Ph.D., Assistant Farm Management Demonstrator. CLARENCE B. WADLEIGH, B.S., State Leader Boys' and Girls' Clubs, GEORGE L. WAUGH. B.S.. Agent in Dairying. HENRY B. STEVENS. A.B., Executive Secretary. i291 '

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, 451 'I il 71' C ll'lll7l.fC' ol I 'Y 5 U The Extension Senviee etndl Experiment Station IRECTOR JOHN Cl'l1iS'l'l2R KENDALL, of the class of 1902, has super- vision over both the Agricultural Experiment Station and the Coopera- tive Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics. He served on the agricultural staffs of North Carolina State College and Kansas State College. He attended the first summer graduate schools in agriculture at Ohio, Iowa, Cornell and Massachusetts, and was 1 State Dairy Commissioner of Kansas. He ' was called back to New Hampshire in 1910 to become director of the State Agricultural Experiment Station and in 1911 when ex- tension work was first started he took charge of that work. He is a member of Kappa Sigma, Alpha Zeta, Phi Kappa Phi and Ep- silon Sigma Phi. The New Hampshire Experiment Station, made possible by the Act of Congress of May 2, 1887 and authorized by the state on August 4 of that year, is now conduct- ing eighty-four active projects on behalf of the agricultural industry of the state and nation. Approximately all members of the Dl ect0 John C' Kendall Agricultural College faculty are also on the Station staff and eighteen others are engaged in research work. The Extension Service, which Director Kendall started single-,handed in 1911, has now grown to a point where there are fifty-two members of the staff, thirty-live of -whom are located in the different counties. Their work is supple- mented by 1800 voluntary local leaders, and the demonstrations of improved practices have already had an important effect upon the agricultural life of the state. New Hampshire has the distinction of being the first state in the Union to have an agricultural agent, a home demonstration agent and a boys' and girls' club agent in each county. -QA: ,....,. .gtg 4 ,li .... K, A ,.., ,.., , .K L 4 t L ...Luft VV -N: R, ...Il L F . f -A ,,.. .A K -1 ,i X . -.-f' xlxx , ,741 'tr ,'i'1.,y'xfeL', ,73'fmffi', ,QQJXA1 ' 1281 .

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'I 'he Ciranilc of I 9 30 Prizes Awarded Baileg Prize-ALBERT FREDERICK DAGGETT Concord Barrlerr Prize-KENNETH STACY LANE Concord Katherine DeMeritt Memorial Prize-RUTH EMERY PITCHER Keene Diettrich Memorial Cap-ELISABETH BLUM BAUER Durham Erskine Mason Memorial Prize--PHILIP SHAW BARTON Durham Hood All-Round Achievement Prize-CHARLES NED ELLIOTT Contoocook Hood Dairg Cattle Judging Prizes: FIRST--ROYAL WILLIAM SMITH Laconia SECOND-CLYDE SUTHERLAND EATON Greenville THIRD-ALEXANDER LEO'GUPTILL Northwood U. of N. H. Military Honor Medal-RICHARD WILLIAMS DALAND Salem, Mass. First Honorable Mention-PAUL MERRYMAN HUNT Haverhill, Mass. Second Honorable Mention-EDWARD ARTHUR NECKER Norwood, N. J. Donald Waling Memorial Prize-RANDOLPH HYDE WILKINSON Lyme Phi Mu Medal-MURIEL FRANCES STEEVES Dover Phi Sigma Prize-ANNA LESTER PI-IILBROOK Meredith Class of 1899 Prize-WILLIAM PETTEE NELSON Salt Lake City, Utah Edward Thomson Fairchild Prizes: Acting-WILLIAM LLoYD HOAGLAND Dedham, Mass. Play Production-EDWARD HUGH WARD Wakefield, Mass. Psi Lambda Scholarship Cup-HELEN AGNES BATCHELDER Durham Alpha Xi Delta Cup-MILDRED FIFIELD Conway Alpha Chi Omega Prize-ARCHIE RABINOVITZ Concord Intercollegiate Writing Contest: First Prize Short Story Cco-winnerD- ELIZABETH M. AHEARN Charlestown First Prize Poetry Cco-winnerj- DOROTHY P. DUNKLEE West Lebanon Davis Cattle Judging Prizes for Two-gear Students: Firsr Prize-C. LELAND SLAYTON Rochester, Vt. Second Prize-HENRY G. MARTIN A West Hopkinton Third Prize-I-IARLAND L. BROWN New Boston Inter-Fraternity Scholarship Cup for lVomen Alpha Xi Delta Inter-Fraternity Scholarship Cup for Men Theta Upsilon Omega 'I 301