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

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College of Agriculture Samuel B. Burch Mechanicsville, Md. B.S. Ae, OAK, AZ Latch Key; Pres. Phi Delta Theta; Student Grange; Future Farmers of America; Manager Basketball. Joseph F. Dougherty Baltimore, Md. B.S. AFP Block and Bridle; Newman Club. Lilian June Hastings Woodacres, Md. B.S. AAA, nAE, SAO Freshman, Sophomore and Junior PromCommlttees;TERRAPiN;Swim- ming Club; Sec. Footlight Club; Canterbury Club; Glee Club. Norman L. Horn Baltimore, Md. B.S. KA Sec. Kappa Alpha. C. Kenneth Jewell Upper Montclair, N.J. B.S. K2, A7. John Yoder Crow Towson, Md. B.S. AFP Block and Bridle; Riding Club. Robert E. Gilbertson Bladensburg, Md. B.S. AFP Daydodgers Club; Student Grange. Robert George Hill, Jr. Silver Spring, Md. B.S. SX, OAK, AZ, nAE Business Manager Old Line: Vice- Pres. Junior Class; Junior Manager Track; Pres. Latch Key. John H. Hoyert, Jr. Beltsville, Md. B.S. AFP Lacrosse; M Club. Richard Nathan Jones Parkton, Md. B.S. Future Farmers of America; Stu- dent Grange; Block and Bridle. Kenneth Thomas Maskell Baltimore, Md. B.S. SAE, SAO Vice-Pres. Newman Club; M Book; Pres. Pi Kappa; Social Chair- man Pi Kappa; Senior Manager Soccer; Sec. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Interfraternity Council; Latch Key. Robert E. Moreng Cliffside Park, N.J. B.S. AFP Manager Wrestling Team; Inter- fraternity Council; Sec. Lutheran Club. BoLLiNG L. Robertson, Jr. New York, N.Y. B.S. ' FY Football; Cadet Colonel ROTC Pershing Rifles; Footlight Club Student Grange; Canterbury Club Student Board. Benjamin S. Silver Havre de Grace, Md. B.S. KS Pres. Student Grange; Pres. Pres- byterian Club; Pres. International Relations Club; Block and Bridle; Glee Club; 1st Lieut. ROTC; Treas. Phi Kappa Sigma. John L. Milligan Clinton, Md. B.S. i KS, AZ Block and Bridle; Student Grange; Sec. Phi Kappa Sigma; Latin Club; Vice-Pres. Phi Kappa Sigma. Lloyd W. Roberts Perry Point, Md. B.S. Varsity Baseball; Soccer; Lieut. ROTC. James B. Saum Riverdale, Md. B.S. KA, AZ Latch Key; Manager Lacrosse; Rossborough Club; Junior Prom Committee; Autumn Carnival Committee; Red Cross Ball Com- mittee; Sec. Kappa Alpha. Heino Staffel, Jr. San Antonio, Texas B.S. K I John N. Yeatman Washington, D.C. B.S.

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JSmy J! ' ' ' College of Agriculture THE College of Agriculture plans to train young men and women for agricultural and related occupations, and to conduct systematic investigations on projects of importance to agricultural interests. The curricula is divided into Technical, Scientific, and Special fields. Now, more than ever before, great demands are being made on the American farmer, for not only is he called upon to feed his own country but also to help supply the many Allied armies with necessary foods. The College of Agriculture has strived to aid in every way possible in the war effort throughout Maryland. m, Dean T. B. Symons Assistant Dean Harold F. Cotterman 18

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College of Arts and Sciences THE College of Arts and Sciences provides an opportunity for a liberal education, and offers instruction in courses that provide basic training for professional and vocational careers. During the last school year, the Col- lege played an important part in pro- viding instruction in the courses re- quired under the Army Specialized Training Program and Foreign Area and Language Programs. The English, Modern Language, Mathematics, Phy- sics, Chemistry, History, and Political Science departments were particularly active in these curricula. A large number of the faculty mem- bers are engaged in war work or in ac- tivities closely related to the war effort. The College continued to maintain a high standard of achievement in the Acting Dean J. Freeman Pyle courses offered for pre-medical, pre- dental, pre-nursing, and pre-law stu- dents. Also, the Physics Department was greatly expanded to meet the de- mands of the Army Specialized Train- ing Program. 20