University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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ANDERSON, JOCK San Bernardino Phi Gamma Delta Agricultural Economics ANDERSON, JOSEPH Cupertino Independent Agricultural Economics Track and Field League Basketball BEEMAN, MICHAEL Woodland Delta Kappa Epsilon Agricultural Economics BROTHERS, LYNDA Palo Alto Alpha Phi Dietetics CAUCHOIS, WADSWORTH Berkeley Independent Agricultural Economics Varsity Soccer CLAYTON, NORMAN Redwood City Alpha Chi Rho Agricultural Economics ELIASON, CHARLES Alameda Independent Nutrition GELDERT, MICHAEL Laguna Beach Phi Gamma Delta Agricultural Economics GILLERAN, LEO Glendale Pi Kappa Alpha Agricultural Economics Skull and Keys Beta Beta HAMA, MARY Altadena Spens-Black Hall Agricultural Economics JONES, STEPHEN Woodland Griffiths Hall Agricultural Economics LEE, SHERYL Oakland Independent Dietetics C-I Association Chinese Students Club Nutritional Sciences Club MURPHY, GERALD San Francisco Phi Gamma Delta Agricultural Economics OMI, ESTHER Berkeley International House Entomology SNEDECOR, SUSAN Playa del Ray Zeta Tau Alpha Dietetics and Nutrition Gamma Delta Epsilon Daily Cal Managerial Staff Nutritional Sciences Club VENNING, RICHARD Sacramento Sigma Phi Epsilon Agricultural Economics Brick Muller Elections Council HARCHAOUI, MOHAMMED Tizi-Orzon, Algeria Independent Agricultural Economics LANE, HELEN Bakersfield Sigma Kappa Nutrition Nutrition Club Wesley Foundation MOORE, MICHAEL San Francisco Phi Gamma Delta Agricultural Economics MYERS, ROBERT Hillsborough Chi Psi Agricultural Economics Cal Camp Soph Class Council Golden Guard PIERPONT, PHILIP Altadena Agricultural Economics Men ' s Glee Club SPARKS, JOHN Glendale Sigma Phi Agricultural Economics YUMAE, RAE Oakland Independent Dietetics C-I Association Nutritional Sciences Club Nisei Students Club Nutritional Sciences Club Officers

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E. Gorton Linsley Dean of Agriculture College of Agriculture The College of Agriculture has changed its name to the College of Agricultural Sciences and has reorganized its curricula under a single major, that of Agricultural Sciences. The college provides research and instruction in the fields of Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Science, Dietetics, Entomology, Food Science, Genetics, Nutrition, and Soils and Plant Nutrition. There is a strong emphasis on a close relationship between teachers and students because of the small size of the college. Dean Linsley stated that the objective of the college is to provide the best possible Educational experience for citizens of the state of California, for the college serves as a research arm for the state. Plant diseases are studies in the field as well as in the lab.

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School of Business Administrtion Dow Votaw Acting Dean of School of Business Administration The School of Business Administration provides a broad program. A student cannot specialize in any field until graduate school. The school is helping to meet the need for trained personnel in the use of mathematical and quantitative methods in many areas of business and government. An alternate undergraduate curriculum has been designed around mathematical and statistical procedures and training. Students with a substantial quantity of math in their background are permitted to take special sections. The function of the college is to enable students who have a background in modern analytical technique and some of the major areas to become executives in business firms.