Rogers, Horace Elton

Chemistry professor and member of the class of 1924 Horace Rogers around 1930.

Dr. Horace E. Rogers '24 (far left) supervises three students performing a chemistry lab in Tome. 

Second from left: Bayard W. Allmond, Jr., '56.  Second from right: Barbara S. Allen, '56. 

Dr. Horace E. Rogers (second from right) helps a student use a machine in a chemistry lab for determining pH around 1950.  Rogers is a member of the Class of 1924.

Far left: Bayard W. Allmond, Jr.  (Class of 1956)

Second from left: Barbara S. Allen (Class of 1956)

Professor Benjamin D. James ('34) is installed as the Richard V. C. Watkins Professor of Psychology and Education on February 19, 1957.  The professors holding the chair from left to right are Donald Graffam, Horace Rogers ('24), George Shuman, Cliff Mayfield, and Charles Peterson. 

Professor Horace Rogers ('24) teaches a chemistry class in Althouse Hall in 1958.

Chemistry Professor Horace Rogers is a member of the class of 1924.

Chemistry Professor Horace E. Rogers is a member of the class of 1924.

Dr. Kenneth Sanborn Pitzer receives the Priestley Award on March 14, 1963. 

Second from left: Professor Horace Rogers.  Third from left: President Howard Rubendall ('31).

A group shot inside of Old West of the honorary degree recipients and their sponsors at Commencement on June 7, 1964. 

Seated from left to right: Charles Law McCabe, C.D. Jackson, Marchette Chute, President Howard L. Rubendall, Whitfield J. Bell, Jr., Bishop Newel Snow Booth, and Reverend Leslie Davison.  All except President Rubendall ('31) are honorary degree recipients. 

Standing from left to right: Professor Horace E. Rogers ('24), Rolland L. Adams, Professor William R. Bowden, Roy R. Kuebler, Jr., Reverend Lester A Welliver, and Glenn E. Todd.

George W. Beadle (second from right) receives the Priestley Award from President Howard Rubendall ('31) for his work in genetics and cytology on March 15, 1967. 

Far left: Professor Horace Rogers ('24).  Far right: Professor William B. Jeffries.