Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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 Officers end Advisors, left to Right, Row Ono: 0. G »ens, W. Hersehl, 0 M. Hammond, M. Gunnell, B. Jensen Row Two: M. Hojlom, H. Mo-son, M. Ralliion. lefl to Right, Row One: J, Noble. R Qingham. R Mason. These prospective doctors take time out to show 'lieno the an of looming Physiology, This is the national pre-medical fraternity for students who are working toward that M. D. title. It has been organized to stimulate excellence in pre-mcdical education. Living in the maze of technical terms and equipment, each member works with one goal in mind, that goal being to become one of tomorrow’s Hippocrates . The fraternity stresses Social as well as scholastic development with its meetings and parties. L«ft to Right, Row One: Marlin Haslam. Marvin Rollnon, Wayne Hersthi, Oavid Gittens, Bob Jensen. Row Two: Joddie Noble, Philip Affleck, Richard Bingham, Prof. M. H. Gunnell, Or. D. M. Hammond, Nowell Worr.

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left le Right. Row On : C T Hofdy. Therofl Blozzaro, G Coody, Robert Forsbetg. Dwoyne Wright Row Two: Roy Bell-. Donny Grvb'C. Eorl Olson, Robert Ezell. Gront Goeth, J. S Williams. Offices, left to Right: G Coody, G Goeth, C. T Hordy Geology Club This club is for those who have a deep interest in the different aspects of geology. Each year the club strives for the scholastic, scientific, and social development of its members. These students find much interest both in lecture and in study. Utazoa Club t«{| to Right, Row On : D M. Mommond. R F Roleigh, G. H Kaloosian, M. F 8 nghom, W J. Hanson, C i. So'cnson Row Two: G. f Knowlton, G Imford. R. Preator, 8. Baldwin. N. T, Pocket. H. E. Dorst. R. S. Hon. sen, H. F thomley. E, J. Gardner, P R. Fitzgerald, A. E. Olson, M 0. Gardner. S. Stanford, M. H. Gtrnnell. Offices, l fl to Right: W. J. Hanson. S. S’onford. M. F. Bingham Juniors and seniors majoring in biology ai eligible to join this organization. Their ardent interest in this subject stimulates research and activity. The lectures, movies, and field trips make the club interesting and exciting.

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Dr. Edgar Brossard has been honored by President Hoover, President Roosevelt and President Truman. He has recently begun his sixth term on the United States Tarnff Commission. Dr. Brossard was captain of the Aggie football team in 1908-9 and president of the senior class in 1911. This man, who has given untiringly of his knowledge and service for so many years, be- lieves that he owes much of his success to his training at Utah State. “My years at the college have given me a foundation in education and in my profession as economist. The great inspired presidents and faculty of the college helped to instill in my heart a sincere desire to do all I could during my lifetime to serve my fellow-men. If we but follow, to some small measure, in the footsteps of this man, success will surely be ours. 18