Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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FKAXKLIX I.OKKXZO WF.ST. Pli I). Director of the SCHOOL OF GFXKRAL SCIHXCF. The scientific ;in ! cultural foundation for work in ail other Schools is given in the school of General Science. Most students upon coining t« the college are advised t choose a vocation, and register in the school which gives work primarily along the chosen line; therefore, registration in the school i never great, hut the work given ranks high as compared with that of other schools throughout the country. FACULTY Franklin Lorenzo West. Ph. I). Director George Washington Thatcher, IL S. William Peterson, 15. S. Frank Russel Arnold. A M. Calvin Fletcher, 15. Pd. Harold R. Hagan, M.S. John W. Watson. 15. S Ralph Orlando Porter, 15. S.. M. 1). Charles R. Johnson. Joseph K. Jenson. A. 15. James C. Thomas, B. S. Arthur Herbert Saxer. M 8.. Ph. D. Niels Alvin Pederson, A. M. Jonathan Stick well Powell, Vincent Holland Oghttrn. A. M„ Ph. 15. Charles Terry Hirst. M. S. Sara Huntsman. I . S. Charlotte Kyle, A. M. David !• . Robinson. 15. S. Charles J. Sorensen.15. S. Hattie Smith Xiel. F„ Fdlefsen, 15. S.

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ill the Villi Agricultural College, Iletter crops', wore crops, and greater pleasure in crop production are the factors which determine the attitude of the faculty, Twenty-nine year of continued progress have developed one oi the most extensive, thorough, and important schools in the western I'nited States. With the additional room and equipment available upon the completion of the phut industry and animal husbandry buddings, the work in agriculture will receive added impetus. George Richard Hill. Pit. IK Director Don Warren Pittman, SI. S. Hyrunt John Predcrick, II V. M. William Ernest Carroll, M. S„ Pit. D. Melvin Clarence Merrill. Pit. D. George Pall it Caine, A M. Byron Alder. IV S. David S. Jennings. Pit. D. Joseph Antes Greaves, Ph D, Harold C GotdthorpC, H. S. Raymond J. Itccraft, ft. S. George Gardner, It. S. George Stcnart, M. S. William Williams Henderson, M.S.A. Harold Raymond Hagan, At. S. E .ra G. Carter, M. S. Tracy H Abell, M. S.

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-y A LICK RAVKNH1I.L. I . K. S. I. Director of the SCHOOL OK HOMK. KCONOM1CS A good biscuit: a well-arranged living room: kitchen and closet; properly nourished, clothed, and trained children; a house-wife qualified to contribute to the social, economic, and intellectual welfare of the community; these are the essentials which make a home and a nation. The school of Home Kconomics with its courses in foods and dietetics, textiles and clothing, house-hold administration, art and music, is graduating women trained thoroughly in the science of home-making. For a year and a half Professor Kavenhill, recognized internationally as an authority on child welfare and house-hold administration. has been at the head of the department but recently resigned because of ill health. Dr. A. H. Saxer. who has been acting head of the school ince January 1st. 1919, will direct the work next year. FACULTY Alice Kavenhill. Director Klizaheth Underwood Jessie Whitacrc Melissa Hunter Johanna Moen Kubv Beers Kozina Skidmore Lavinia Richardson 22