Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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 J vmes Henry Linford. I). Did. Director of the DEPARTMENT OF CORRESPONDENCE STl M Through extension classes and correspondence study the campus of the College is extended to the whole slate. In every village with students enough to justify it. there is a potential extension class and wherever the mail can reach, the student who is unahle to study in residence is aide to receive instruction through correspondence either hy free non-credit reading courses or by credit courses leading to a degree. FACULTY William Peterson Prank Russell Arnold. . I. Jas. Christian Hogcnson. M.S. . Jas. EaniesGreaves. M. S.. Pit. I). Calvin Fletcher. H. Pd. rtliur Herbert Saver. M. S.. Ph. I . iels |vin Pedersen. . M. Parley Krustus Peterson. li.. C. I . Franklin David Dairies. . M. Jonathan Sock well Powell Win. W illiams Henderson. M.S. V. Johanna Mocn W. H. Preston. M. I). August J. Hansen. B. S. Orson WiiiHo Ishaelesn. M. S. Byron Alder. B. S. Sara Huntsman. B. S. David Earle Robinson. B. S. my l.vmnn Merrill. B. S. Tracy II. Abell. M. S. Jos. Devonald Howell. F. S. S. A. I.eon I). Hardy. B. S. Ezra G. airier. B. S., M. S. I lenry (Hrcrhanrdy. A. B. W illiam Lindsay lennie Maughan Vernon Q

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BUZZER 1920 Eranklin Stem rt II arris, Pit. I) Director of the EXPERIMENT STATION gi icullural experiment stations arc l(» agriculture what medical research laboratories are t«• humanity. Thcv have substituted facts for superstition, and it the acquiring of these facts with which the students of agriculture are concerned. The I tali grieultural Experiment Station in directing its efforts to the solution of problems ol arid agriculture, which has already gained for 1 tali worhl-wide recognition. It has at present a staff of over thirty highly trained specialists who arc doing seientlic research work in seventeen distinct departments. Win. W illiams Henderson. M. . Melvin C. Merrill. S. M.. M.. IMi. I). Ilvrum John Fredrick. D. . M. Franklin l.aienzo West. I’ll. It. las. Fames Greaves. M.S.. Pit, D. Win. r.inesi Carroll. M.S.. I’ll. I). Edgar Hernard Itrossard. I’ll. I . Itlanclie Condit I’itlniaii. . I . George Richard Hill. Ph. I). Or.-on W inso Israelsen. M. S. David Stout Jcnning-. Ph. I). It n I.orin Richards. Ph. I . George Rttllif Caine. . M. FACULTY IhiNiiioml J. Iteerafl. It. S. (iemgeStewait, M. S. Keuhen I . Hill. Ph. I . (Tories Tam llitr-l, M. S. W illard (midrier. Ph. 0. Itl.inelu (inopet. It. S. W illiaui Peter-on. It. S. H. W. Pit I man. M. S. Ezra G. (iarler. M. S. (Tatlc- .1. Sorenson. It. S. I’racy II. hell. M. S. 1 eppa I.mid. It. S. Harold Cohlthorpe, It. .S. Irving J. Jensen. It. S. 1.. F. Naffer. It. S. itlnir Fife. It. S. M. Thomas. It.S. . K. Edlefsen. It. S. G. K. King. It. S. J. I ’olmrii. It. S. Peter el-on k. It. Sauls ( arrie Thomas 1.. M. W'insor. It. S. . F. Itraeken. It.S. Itv ron Mder, It. S. (21) :r

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BUZZER 1920 Ray Bk edict W est, C. E. Director of the SCHOOL OF AGRICl LTl UAL ENGINEERING AND MECHANIC ARTS Tin agricultural engineer and the farm mechanic are playing a big part in the development of the rural world. The measurement of land, the drainage of the soil, the proper care of the automobile, the construction of adequate buildings, and the selection and repair of farm machinery are all vital questions involved in this division. The completion of the new Agricultural Engineering Building adds much to the possibilities of this School. F ;i LTV Orson W inso l-ra« l rn. M. S. ugust J. I lansen. B. S. aron Xewev. B. S. be Grande Humpherys. B. S. Fdward Parle Pulley. B. S. Dan rthur Swensen. B. S. Calvin Fletcher. B. IM. rtliur Fife. B. S. Albert 11. Powell l)a id Hie.dies (23)