Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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OF THE FACULTY SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS Schooled of the University of Minnesota in Child Development and at the University of California in Foods. Physiology and Chemistry, Doan Christine B. Clayton makes Commons 102 her headquarters. Preparing women for thoir place in the domostic world is the chiof purpose of the School of Home Economics. To accomplish this aim the School maintains authorities in the fields of Foods and Nutrition, Textiles and Clothing Child Development and Parental Education. The mos modern facilities are employed in training prospective teachers, nutritionalists. nursery school workers, cafeteria managers and home makers. SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences is Dr. N. A. Pedersen, campus culturist. Known at Utah State for more than thirty years as Instructor. Professor, and Dean, he has endeavorod to administer a liberal education to every student. Dr. N. A. enacts Chaucer and Shakespeare to delighted classes, scorns sentimentality in creative writers, and enjoys a good joke- but finds vulgarity revolting. The School of Arts and Sciences comprises English and Speech. Modern Language, Geology. Mathematics, Zoology and Entomology, Physics. Chemistry. History and Bacteriology. These dopartmonts form the bulwark of every educational institution. 27

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s Jack Croft can look back on an already fruitful career as campus handy man. 0raduating from Utah State in 1924. Jack coached for several years. After proving his mottle as a leader of men he came to Utah State to fill the nowly created office of Dean of Men. Already his office is a catch-all for stray projects and problems. He finds that social functions materially interfere with his early-to-bed slogan. Perplexed by a plethora of social problems he occasionally plays hookey to exercise his inordinate love for sports. DEAN OF WOMEN Performing her duties with tolerance, firmness, and generosity. Dean Lenore Lewis Williams has won her way into the collective student body heart. Inaugurating weekly lectures on social etiquette, she has found that hors is a still, small voice crying in the wildorness. She is an indispensable attendant at pink teas and Greek parties. Recently wedded to the Dean of Boys in an Idaho High School, she carries on her marriage by correspondence. She is privately noted for her blue-ribbon a jelly and for her interpretation of modern dancing.

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SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Spender of his golf time gardening Dean Doctor William Lawrence Wanlass guides the destinies of those students who have cast their lot in Commerce. Established in 1891 as the second oldest School of Commerce in the nation it has grown until now it offers complete courses in Accounting, Political Science. Economics. Business Administration and Sociology. Dr. Wanlass studied ot Johns Hopkins and George Washington Univer sities and taught at Union College, Schenectady. New York before coming to Utah State in 1921. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE Completing his first year as Dean of the School of Agriculture, Dr. Rudger H. Walker insists that as yet he knows little about his department—his efforts belie the statement. A quiet, scholarly gentleman he conducts with efficiency and capability the School of Agriculture, recently combined with the Experiment Station. Schooled at Brigham Young University and Iowa State, with emphasis on Chemistry and Bacteriology, he is eminently qualified to further advance the agricultural functions of the Collogo.