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American Dairy Science Association Announcements

HUBERT EVERETT VAN NORMAN

JANUARY 30, 1872-JULY 28, 1938

Hubert Everett VanNorman, a professor of Dairy Husbandry and a prominent executive in educational and industrial institutions, died in Chicago, Illinois, on July 28, 1938.

Few men who have started their careers in the classroom and held prominent executive positions in educational institutions have been able to devote as much time to leadership in the dairy industry. He was reared on a dairy farm and with that background he had the interests of the dairy farmer at heart. During the years he was connected with educational work, he would turn aside his collegiate duties at any time to speak to dairy gatherings or attend dairy industry meetings in which he always took a prominent part. He was a clear, inspiring speaker. This quality and his broad experience in the dairy industry led to the continual demand for his services by dairy organizations.