University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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'Z' Along With its two schools the College of Agriculture is composed of departments of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, Agri- cultural Education, Agricultural Engineering, Agronomy, Animal In- dustry, Animal Pathology, Bacteriology, Entomology, Horticulture, and Poultry. With the many areas of specialization it is to be expected that the requirements will differ, but the general aims of the college are the same. In addition to the regular four year program culminating in a Bachelor of Science degree, the college offers two year preparatory courses in Veterinary Science, Dairy Manufacturing, and Food Pro- cessing as well as a two year vocational training program. Prof. Robert B. Rhoads' Blueberry Machine Richard J. Campana Botam Geddes W. Simpson Entomology Franklin P. Eggert Horticulture Francis H. Bird Poultry Science

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Dean Winthrop C. Libby Asst. Dean, David H. Huntington COLLEGE of AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT HEADS Charles H. Merchant Agricultural Economics Bruce R. Poulton Animal Science Byron L. Bondurant Agricultural Engineering Wallace H. Elliott Agricultural Education J. Franklin Witter Alvin R. Whitehill Animal Pathology Bacteriology Roland A. Struchtemeyer Agronomy Frederick H. Radke Biochemistry

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A school since 1958, Home Eco- nomics is composed of five subject matter categories: Clothing and De- sign, Child Development, Foods and Nutrition, Home Economics Educa- tion, and Home Management and Housing. The girls who enter this school are those who plan on work- ing as teachers, dietitians, or social workers, or going into industry. This school, which has an increasing enrollment each year, offers a Bachelor or Science degree. Director Jane H. Crowe SCHOOL of HOME ECONOMICS