University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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el? As vicefpresident oi Agricultural Sciences for the Univerf sity, Dr. Harry R. Wellinan cofordinates all campuses conducting agricultural research. In'this capacity he is responsibility for much of the administration of the Davis and Riverside campuses. A graduate of Oregon Agriculf -tural College and holder of two advanced degrees from the Berkeley campus, Dr. Welliiian brought to his job experience as -a. former director of the Giannini Froundaf tion of Agricultural Economics. This year a program of expansion was begun by the College of Letters and Sciences. Far left is an architects model of the new Life Science Building. Right is pictured an early stage in the construction of the new edifice, which is located between the library and the present Life Science Building, Webber Hall. Page !!

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Pictured discussing the future of UCR during the local reception for newly appointed University of California President, Clark Kerr, are left to right: Herman T. Spieth, UCR Provost: Dr. Kerr, and Gurdon S. Watkins, iirst Provost of the Riverside Campus. Regents of the University of California. Seated, from far left, clockwise around table: Roy E. Simpson, A. McFadden, Gus Olson, O. Cort Majors, Howard C. Naffziger, Donald H. Mc' Laughlin, 'Earl Fenston, Mrs. Catherine C. Hearst, Edward W. Carter, Edwin W. Pauley, Mrs. Dorothy B. Chandler, Philip L. Boyd, Samuel B. Mosher. Thomas M. Storke, Edward H. Heller, William G. Merchant, Luther H. Lincoln, Cornelius J. Haggerty, Gerald H. Hagar. Standing, at rear, left to right: ,lohn V. Vaughn, President, U.C.L.A, Alumni Association, Ray' mond B. Allen, Chancellor at Los Angeles: Robert G. Sproul, President, University of Calif forniag Clark Kerr, Chancellor at Berkeley. Mac Tavishys first Li

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- Meetin the The man with the friendly smile is UCR's popular Provost, Herman T. Spieth. Formerly chairman of the Division of Life Sciences, Dr. Spieth is known nationally in the field of Genetics. He has just completed his second year as top administrator in the College of Letters and Sciences ona the River' side Campus. From the timefspan difference of just a few years, your college days will appear quite different than they do now. Disappointments, both personal and academic, that you may have experienced during your collegiate days will be mutedg some of the present trials and tribulations will paradoxically then seem high points of real achievement and lasting satisfaction. Some of the featupes of your present dayftofday existence that currently give you great satisfaction will then no longer seem so important. Inevitably the years ahead will lead each of you to forget many, and to revaluate other experiences of your college days. Nevertheless, college days are a period to which you will repeatedly return in your memories for they are in a real sense the start of whatever career your life will develop into and the kind of person you will be. The tangible record of this year, as recorded in the Tartan, will always be an important and gratifying source for allowing you to recapture your college years and the poignant and unique remembrances thereof. - Herman T. Spieth Page I2