. Purdue debris. Oyler Walters Orcutt H ibegucr .\IcKin>tray Beldo 1 Blackburn Sclu-ll Tans ShicrlinK Auxier Brubakcr Roberts Badger Kavv-ett Poe Wann Horrall Piatt Brown Prof. Fleislicr Prof. Gregory Prof. Fairchild Robbins :::*r fi:gc Three Hundral Eig/ily-five i- ( i AH I --[ID. Cole Young Smith Williams Cunningham Pershing Schmidt Gramelspacher Mcintosh Parett Brown Miller Neidigh Tipton Leuck Libey Dr. Roberts Prof. Cromer Congram Agricultural Education Society ONE year after the State Vocational Education Act of 1913 waspast, the agricultural education students organized and
. Purdue debris. Oyler Walters Orcutt H ibegucr .\IcKin>tray Beldo 1 Blackburn Sclu-ll Tans ShicrlinK Auxier Brubakcr Roberts Badger Kavv-ett Poe Wann Horrall Piatt Brown Prof. Fleislicr Prof. Gregory Prof. Fairchild Robbins :::*r fi:gc Three Hundral Eig/ily-five i- ( i AH I --[ID. Cole Young Smith Williams Cunningham Pershing Schmidt Gramelspacher Mcintosh Parett Brown Miller Neidigh Tipton Leuck Libey Dr. Roberts Prof. Cromer Congram Agricultural Education Society ONE year after the State Vocational Education Act of 1913 waspast, the agricultural education students organized and estab-lished the Agricultural Teachers Club, the purpose of which wasto discuss methods and subject matter relative to the teaching of Agri-culture, and to promote interest in the subject. Meetings were heldtwice a month in Agriculture Building. The flourishing Club was seri-ously hampered by the World War and only existed at low ebb thoseyears. The Senior class of 1920 revived and reorganized the TeachersClub and gave it the present name of Agricultural Education meetings were held at the different Fraternity houses. The1921 class successfully elevated the society to one of the leading depart-mental societies on the campus. The meetings are varied, interesting and instr
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