University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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i 6 1 . K The whole of the university's suc- .ff ' cess is greater than the sum of its 1 x'- parts due to the smooth-running system directed by the administra- tors. Working closely with each other, the faculty, and the students, administration fits the pieces of ' pattern together. Maine stu- come in contact with officials their staffs daily - checking in the Registrar's office, social events, signing for club room, getting a loan for the semester, returning library adding and dropping, pick- up veteran's checks, paying and taking iob interviews. ..'f' if Charles E. Crossland Vice President of the University l Prescott H. Vose Comptroller William C. Wells Manager of Dormitories it Donald W. Taverner Director of Development Russell T. Wooley Executive Alumni Secretary Henry L. Doten Business Manager Robert C. Worrick Director of Student Aid George H. Crosby Registrar an TSE 4'-'Q Harry W. Gordon Treasurer Vernon C. Elsemore Manager Family Housing

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uv- ' department heads College of Agriculture offers programs in fields rang- Byron L. Bondumnf Richard J. Campana from Agricultural Economics to Poultry Husbandry. ln Agricultural Engineering Botany el' the purely scientific and the applied phases of agri- Maine is way out a field grown science to one complete with technical and test tubes. Along with the regular courses of the college includes KU' Charles H. Merchant Agricultural Economics program. The School of Home Economics, centered rill Hall, prepares students scientifically in the im- business of homemaking. Dr. Jane Crowe has i Dr. Marlon Sweetman as head ofthe school. The of Forestry was set up to provide students with an ity to get the specific training necessary in the Part of the program is a stint at the summer camp. The two-year agriculture course provides basis in the agricultural sciences for students do not need the full four-year program. The two- course has greatly improved agricultural methods has spread them throughout the entire state. front. Agriculture has gone two major schools and a two- in Franklin P. Eggert Wallace H. Elliott Horticulture Agricultural Education u ggi A' 4 79 Frederick H. Radke Roland A. Struchtemeyer J. Franklin Witter Biochemistry Agronomy Animal Pathology