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Old Main decorated with flags of the allied nations on the occasion of the return of the 145th Field Artillery to Logan for demobilization, January 16, 1919. See also USU A-0116, USU A-136, USU A-0191-a, USU A-1515 and USU A-1516. See also Buzzer 1919, p. 142-148.

Plant Industry building under construction, 1919. Probably taken February 17, 1919.

Soldiers practicing with rifles on the Quad during World War I, circa 1918.

Member of the Gamma Xi Gamma sorority posed next to a building, probably Old Main, ca. 1924. Members of the sorority included

Groundbreaking for the Home Management house on the corner of 500 North St. and 700 East St., 1926.

Campus view of Farmer's Encampment east of Quad

Smart Gymnasium from a southern perspective, circa 1928.

ROTC cadets Mumby, Evans, and Van Orden lined up outside Old Main with other ROTC cadets.

Heber Meeks, student body president, 1918.

Frederick Jackson Turner, Professor of History, Harvard University, and visiting faculty at the National Summer School, 1924 and 1925.

E.A. Steiner, Head of the Social Science & Applied Christianity Dept., Grinnell College, Iowa, and visiting faculty at the National Summer School, 1924 and 1925.

ROTC AS Skirmishers formation on the lawn south of Old Main in winter, 1920.

An instructor and a student examining a machine.

Henry C. Cowles, Professor of Botany, University of Chicago and visiting faculty at the National Summer School in 1924 and 1925.

Students at work in an Electrical Engineering class, 1920s.

Man bolting pieces of metal together.

ROTC non-commissioned officers, 1920.

Students in a woodworking shop class, 1920s.

Burrell F. Hansen, Professor of Communications.

An open field. Green Canyon in background.

Dairy cattle in a pasture.

Small plane with two occupants taking off from a dirt runway. Green Canyon is in the background.

Two men with clipboards holding a metal structure out of the water.

Irving Wassermann, Professor and Head of the Department of Music, with his daughter Ellen Wassermann at a piano.

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