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Professor C. E. Wylie Retires at Tennessee

C. E. WYLIE joined the faculty of the University of Tennessee in 1916. He had taught public school in Warren County, Ohio, from 1909 to 1911. He became first head of the Dairy Department in 1924 and retired August 31, 1960.

In the American Dairy Science Association, he was Vice-President and Acting Secretary in 1930 and Director in 1930–31. He has been Chairman of the following in the A.D.S.A.: Committee to Set Up Teaching Award, Breeds Relations Committee, Arrangements for Annual Meeting of the Association in Tennessee, 1951, and Official Cow Testing Section.

Professor Wylie was one of the original organizers and later Chairman of the Southern Section of A.S.D.A. In 1956, this Section gave him the Honor Award for Distinguished Service to the Dairy Industry of the South.

He is author or co-author of 40 technical bulletins, reports, and articles, a laboratory manual, and about 65 popular magazine articles and reports.