University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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5 THE COLLEGE OF 28

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College of Arts and Sciences B.S. B.A. William F. Wheeler Hampstead Ira White Hyattsville ArP B.S. Mildred White Hyattsville Aon, nAE Associate Editor Old Line; Writing Club; Presbyterian Club; Vice-Pres. Alpha Omicron Pi; May Day Committee. Charles Randolph Wolfe Washington, D.C. B.S. SX Swimming Club; Intramurals; Treas. Sigma Nu. Mary Yeager Hagerstown B.S. KA, Riding Club; Episcopal Club. G. Blaine Wix New York, N.Y. ZXO B.A. 0X Interfraternity Council; Sec. Theta Ciii. In the early spring the Footlighters gave A Bill of Divorcement, and there was a flower show in the Coliseum. Emma Otero gave a recital on campus. ADPi, Sigma Kappa, and Gamma Phi joined the ranks of our Greek societies and our College of Com- merce received national recognition. This was the year a Nazi Baron addressed us, and though he tried hard, none of us could see his views.

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AGRICULTURE ii,(r . tly- JNever before in the history of the nation have such great demands been made upon the farmer and his wife. Not only is the American farmer being called upon to feed his own country but in a very large measure he is also helping to keep our far-flung Allied armies supplied with neces- sary foodstuffs. During the past year the College of Agri- culture, working closely with the Extension Service and the Experiment Station, has made an all-out attempt to help in every way possible in the war effort throughout Maryland. The resident instruction, exten- sion, research, and regulatory divisions of the University were all a part of that effort. Many of the graduates of the College of Agriculture this year have entered the Dr. Harold h Cotterman Prof. Arthur M. Ahalt Dr. Ronald Bamford Dr. Charles Appleman Prof. Ray Carpenter 20