Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Dr. R. H. Walker Agriculture Down in the south wing of Old Main is the experiment station, directed by Dr. R. H. Walker, who is also dean of the School of Agriculture. Promoting research and developing better types of grains, vegetables, and other plants are these staff men of science and agriculture. S. Q. Batoman A. C. Etplin D. W. Pittman ?S B. Alder H. H. Cutler H. B. Peterjon G. T. Blanch D. 0. Jcnningi L. H. Pollard D. A. Broadbont G. 8. Caine D. E. Madten J. H. Maughan C. W. Riggi W.P. Thomot F. M. Coe A. J. Morrit 0. W. Thorno

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Emgineerim: Hum of activity, both day and night, marked the Engineering and Mechanical Arts building as young Americans, both in and out of uniform, prepared for the days ahead . . . Dean George D. Clyde saw that mechanic learners, civilian men, and the army engineers learned modern techniques and could put this knowledge to good use. H. S. Cartor L. S. Cole J.Coulam S. Dainet S. R. Egbert L. France D. Greenwood O. W. Itraelten A. C. Jacquot E. J. Jeppion H. R. Kepner C. H. Milligan W. E. Mortimer A. Newey F. Preator E. A. Roit G. South D. A. S wen ton E. 8. Wahlgren 27

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Home Economics After developing on able technique for moving, the School of Home Economics finally found a home in the forestry building . . . they brushed forester remains from the huge building and set up lobs in all available space . . . Assuming the position of acting dean was Mrs. Almedo P. Brown. Dean Almeda P. Brown V. Phillips E. Wilcoa Forestry Louis M. Turner began duties as dean of the School of Forestry fall quarter . . . With few men students to work with, the forestry faculty made plans for rehabilitation work and realization of postwar ideas. G- H- Barn , J. W. Floyd J. B. Low L. A. Stoddarf 8. Marlham Dean Louis M. Turner