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CHAPTER 2

Copeland’s Pioneering Years (1907-1917)

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19a. Copeland, E.B. 1914. The College of Agriculture. The Philippine

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31. Gonzalez, B.M. 1929. The first twenty years of the College of

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33. Gonzalez, B.M. 1918. The College of Agriculture Alumni Association.

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35. Local News. 1911. The Philippine Agriculturist and Forester. Vol.

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accomplishment. The Philippine Agriculturist: Vol. 23(6): 495-501.

39. Pioneer forestry students. Forestry Leaves. Vol. 14(4): 53.

40. Relation of experimental work to extension and demonstration. 1916.

The Philippine Agriculturist and Forester. Vol. 5(5): 80.

41. Sison, Obdulia F. 1979. The UPLB College of Agriculture turns

seventy: Some historical milestones. The Philippine Agriculturist.

Vol. 62: 1-56.

42. The Commencement of the Forest School. 1914. The Philippine

Agriculturist and Forester. Vol. 3(2): 40-41.

43. The Makiling Forest Reserve. 1911. The Philippine Agriculturist

and Forester. Vol. 1(1): 15.

44. The College in Transition. 1937. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol.

26(8): 641-643.

45. Uichanco, L.B. 1936. A historical sketch of collegiate education in

agriculture in the Philippines. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 25:

720-748.

46. Uichanco, L.B. 1950. Problems of scientific work in the Philippines.

Forestry Leaves. Vol. 5(2): 1-4.

47. Vallejo, Arnold N. and Madelaine M. Suva. 1991. UP Los Baños:

Octogenarian but still growing. The University Experience: Essays

on the 82nd Anniversary of the University of the Philippines. Edited

by Belinda Aquino. Quezon City: UP.

48. Velez, Blas C. 1916. Comparative study of half breed or Mestizo and

native chicken. The Philippine Agriculturist and Forester. Vol. 5(4):

103-118.

49. Villamor, Ignacio. 1915. The University of the People. The Philippine

Agriculturist and Forester. Vol. 4(5-6): 117-120.

50. Vivar,Toribio N. 1911. The College of Agriculture. The Philippine

Agriculturist and Forster. Vol. 1(1): 4-6.

CHAPTER 3

Historic Developments Under Baker (1917-1927)

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Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 12(8): 363.

2. College and Alumni Notes (Los Baños Biological Club). 1925. The


3. College and Alumni Notes. (First SBO Woman President) 1926. The


4. College and Alumni Notes. (Aggie Green and Gold). 1925. The


5. College and Alumni Notes. (The year’s athletes) 1920. The Philippine

Agriculturist. Vol. 9(4): 113-119.

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6. College and Alumni Notes (Veterinary Science). 1919. The Philippine


7. College and Alumni Notes (College of Veterinary Science and Loyalty

Day). 1921. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 10(3): 126-127.

8. College and Alumni Notes (Transfer of Cuzner to Forestry and Loyalty

Day ). 1921. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 10(4): 175-176.

9. College and Alumni Notes: College of Veterinary Science opened

on July 1, 1919. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 8(3): 99.

10. College and Alumni Notes.1923. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol.

9(8-9): 235.

11. College and Alumni Notes (First Laguna Farmers’ Day). 1923. The

Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 11 (6): 201.

12. College of Veterinary Science Notes. 1920. The Philippine

Agriculturist. Vol. 9(8-9): 237-238.

13. Editorial: On Prof. C.F. Baker’s appointment as dean. 1917. The

Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 6(2-3): 43-44.

14. Editorial: Bill appropriating P125,000 for an agricultural experiment

station. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 6(5-6).

15. Editorial: This Year’s Enrolment. 1921. The Philippine Agriculturist.

Vol. 10(3): 89-90.

16. Editorial: Professor Emma Serepta Yule. 1922. The Philippine

Agriculturist. Vol. 11 (1).

17. Gonzalez, B.M. 1929. The first twenty years of the College of

Agriculture. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 18(5): 241-266.

18. Hybrid sugar cane resistant to Fiji and mosaic diseases. The

Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 15(3): p. 120; also in Vol. 10(5): 242.

19. In Memoriam. 1927. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 16 (1): 60-72.

20. Mabbun, Pablo N. 1929. Department of Rural Economics. The

Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 18(5): 367-370.

21. Mendiola, Nemesio B. 1921. Sugar cane breeding in the College of

Agriculture. Vol. 10(5): 211-242.

22. Minutes of Meeting, UP Board of Regents. June 11, 1931.

23. Santos, F.O. 1929. Department of Agricultural Chemistry: The Sugar

Technology Division. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 18(5): 287-

290.

24. The College of Agriculture and the Philippine National Guard: The

story in telegrams. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 7(4): 117-121.

25. The First Laguna Provincial Fair. 1924. The Philippine Agriculturist.

Vol. 13 (4): 153-156.

26. The Philippine Agricultural Review. Vol. 12. 1919.

27. The Philippine Agricultural Review. Vol. 17. 1924.

28. Villegas, Valente. 1927. A Review: A Manual of plant breeding for

the tropics. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 15(8): 491-492.

CHAPTER 4

Growth and Beauty Under the Bureau of Forestry (1917-1936)

1. Alumni and Bureau Notes. 1921. The Makiling Echo. Vol. 1(1): 20-

28

2. Baha, Honorio A. 1939. The national tree of the Philippines. The

Philippine Journal of Forestry. Vol. 2 (3): 253-258.

3. Campus and School of Forestry News: Makiling Literary Club. 1935.

The Makiling Echo. Vol. 14 (2): 133.

4. Class’ 37. 1960. Forestry Leaves. Vol. 12(3): 8.

5. Directory of the Alumni. (Forestry pensionados trained in USA).

1930. The Makiling Echo. Vol. 9 (3): 91-103.

6. Editorial: High esprit de corps. 1937. The Makiling Echo. Vol. 16 (1):

1-2.

7. Editorial: Quinine growing. 1932. The Makiling Echo. Vol. 11(2): 1.

8. Fischer, Arthur F. 1929. The Forest School. The Philippine


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9(1): 12-16.

10. Florencio Tamesis. 1930. The Makiling Echo. Vol. 9(1) 40.

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Historical Collection. Vol. 23(4): 7-32.

12. Lansigan, Nicolas P. 1939. “Flanging” system increases timber

utilization. The Philippine Journal of Forestry. Vol. 2(3): 209-223.

13. Lansigan, Nicolas P. 1939. The National Park Movement in the

Philippines. The Philippine Journal of Forestry. Vol. 2(4): 359-388.

14. Lansigan, Nicolas P. 1940. The achievements of the School of

Forestry during the last thirty years. Thirtieth Anniversary. Nov.

29-30, 1940. UP School of Forestry.

15. Nano, Jose F. 1951. Brief history of Forestry in the Philippines. The

Philippine Journal of Forestry. Vol. 8 (1): 9-128

16. School and Forestry News: First Forestry Day. 1936. The Makiling

Echo. Vol. 15 (1): 71-72.

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17. School of Forestry building. 1930. The Makiling Echo. Vol. 9(3): 14.

18. Sulit, Carlos. 1930. Celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the

School of Forestry. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 19(4): 255-256.

19. Sulit, Mamerto D. 1950. Doña Aurora: Pointers on how to propagate

this beautiful plant. Forestry Leaves-Anniversary Issue. Vol. 4(1):

35-38.

20. The history of the College of Forestry. 1960. Forestry Leaves Golden

Jubilee Issue. Vol. 12 (4): 1-45.

CHAPTER 5

Landmarks in Agriculture Under B. M. Gonzalez (1927-1938)

1. Agricultural education building. 1928. The Philippine Agriculturist.

Vol. 18 (5): 293.

2. Aragon, Vicente B. 1937. The Elon-ram rice. The Philippine

Agriculturist. Vol. 26 (10): 832-843.

3. Baker Memorial Hall. 1934. The Philippine Agriculturist-Silver Jubilee

Issue Vol. 23 (5): 417.

4. Birds eye view of the campus in 1928. The Philippine Agriculturist.

Vol. 18 (5): 259.

5. Campus gate. 1934. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 23: 325.

6. Cevellos, Felipe O. 1929. Department of Agricultural Education.


7. College and Alumni Notes (Hail College Dear). 1937. The Philippine

Agriculturist. Vol. 26 (6): 555.

8. College and Alumni Notes: Dean BM Gonzalez elected university

president. 1939. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 28 (1): 70-72.

9. College and Alumni Notes (Loyalty Day and Baker Memorial Hall)

1932. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 21 (7): 509.

10. College of Agriculture Faculty. 1934. The Philippine Agriculturist-

Silver Jubilee Issue. Vol. 23 (5): 331.

11. Editorial. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 7(3).

12. Fronda, F.M. and Ruperto C. Evangelista. 1938. A comparative study

of the behavior of Los Baños Cantonese, Nagoya, and Single Comb

White Leghorn pullets in battery laying cages. The Philippine


13. Gonzalez, B.M. 1932. The animal improvement program. The

Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 21 (1): 1-8.

14. Los Baños Cantonese. 1937. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 21

(1): 6-7.

15. Manresa, Miguel. 1939. Animal breeding methods used in the

formation of types of cattle suitable for raising in the tropics. The

Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 28 (6): 479-490.

16. Teodoro, A.L. 1939. Fifty thousand kilometers on alcohol as motor

fuel. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 28 (2): 99-119.

17. The College in transition. 1937. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 26

(8): 641-643.

18. Uichanco, L.B. 1937. Research in the University of the Philippines.

The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 26 (4): 309-311.

19. Uichanco, L.B. 1939. President Gonzalez. The Philippine


CHAPTER 6

Devastation During World War II (1941-1945)

1. College and Alumni Notes. 1947. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol.

31(1): 82-86.

2. Habito, Celestino P. 2006. The oppressively hot rising sun on the

UPCA campus: Memories of the Asia-Pacific War, December 1941-

February 1945. 1-19 (Unpublished).



4. Palis, R.K. 2006. My personal account of the liberation of allied

civilian prisoners at UPCA. 6. (Draft-unpublished).


seventy. Some historical milestones. The Philippine Agriculturist.

Vol. 62: 1-56.

6. The School of Forestry after the war. Forestry Leaves. Vol 1 (2): 23-

24.

7. Umali, Dioscoro L. 1957. Interview by the author.

8. Velasco, Jose R. 2005. Thou Learning’s Fountainhead: A

contribution to the history of UPCA/UPLB. 119 (Bound copy)

319

CHAPTER 7

Changes and Challenges in Forestry Under Tamesis, Amos and Mabesa

(1945-1957)

1. Annual Report of the School of Forestry. 1946-1947.

2. Bedard, Paul. 1955. FOA aid to Philippine forestry. Forestry Leaves

Supplement.

3. College Notes. 1951. Forestry Leaves. Vol. 5 (1): 28-36.

4. College Notes. 1953. Forestry Leaves. Vol. 5 (2): 63-71.

5. Dela Cruz, Eugenio. 1963. Address. Forestry Leaves. Vol. 14 (1-2):

7-10.

6. Daproza, Juan. 1950. Our Bureau Directors. Forestry Leaves. Vol. 4

(1): 9-11.

7. Editorial: House Bill 324. 1953. Forestry Leaves. Vol. 6 (3): 44-45.

8. Editorial: The new College of Forestry building. 1954. Forestry

Leaves. Vol. 7 (3): 8.

9. Editorial: The need for the expansion of the College faculty. 1959.

Forestry Leaves. Vol. 11(2):

113-114

10. Forest Products Laboratory highlights. 1954. Forestry Leaves-Tenth

Anniversary Issue. Vol. 9 (2): 105-106.

11. Forestry in News: Tamesis retires after 47 years. 1953. Forestry

Leaves. Vol. 4 (3): 23.

12. History of the College of Forestry. 1958. Forestry Leaves. Vol. 10 (3):

1-6.

13. Lalog, Nicanor P. 1953. The Bureau of Forestry spurs a national

forestry program under the joint PHILCUSA-MSA financial aid.

Forestry Leaves. Vol. 6 (2): 7-9).

14. Mauricio, Florencio P. 1959. The UP College of Forestry-Cornell

University assistance contract – Its mission and accomplishments.


15. Reyes, Constantino. Ed. Campus Notes. 1948. Forestry Leaves. Vol.

3 (4): 19-20.

16. Tamesis, Florencio. 1949. Philippine forest and forestry. Forestry

Leaves. Vol. 3 (3): 1-4.

17. The history of the College of Forestry. 1960. Forestry Leaves-

Golden Jubilee Issue. Vol. 12 (3).

CHAPTER 8

Milestones on the Lower Campus During the Uichanco Years (1945-1959)

1. Annual Report of the College of Agriculture. 1946. College, Laguna.





6. Annual Report: Bridging the Gap between Scientist and Farmer.

Office of Extension and Publications. 1956-57.

7. Bell, Edward J. 1952. A challenge for College men and women. The


8. Bernardo, F.A., I.S. Santos and F.A. Aquilizan. 1959. Fifty years of

corn improvement in the UP College of Agriculture. The Philippine


9. Call, Leland E. 1967. an Autobiography. Kansas State University,

Manhattan, Kansas: 116.

10. College and Alumni Notes: First summa cum laude. 1947. The


11. College and Alumni Notes: Graduate studies of faculty members in

US universities. 1947. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 31(2): 162.

12. College and Alumni Notes: Constructions under the UP-Phil. war

damage fund. 1949. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 33(3): 219.

13. College and Alumni Notes: Constructions under the war damage

fund. 1948. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 32(2): 183.

14. College and Alumni Notes: Enrolment. 1950. The Philippine

Agriculturist. Vol. 34(1): 61.

15. College and Alumni Notes: 528 freshmen; 19 valedictorians and

salutatorians. 1951. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 35(1): 58.

16. College and Alumni Notes: First group of visiting professors. 1952.


17. College and Alumni Notes: Increased enrolment in 1953. The


18. College and Alumni Notes: Leaping enrolment brought new faces in

the teaching staff. 1955. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 39(3):

177-178.

19. Cruz, Nora J. 1959. The UP College of Agriculture: 1909-1959. The


20. Monthly Bulletin. 1958. Vol. 23(1).

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20a. Rosario, Teresita Lantin. 1984. Ornamental Mussaendas of the

Philippines. IPB Bulletin No. 6: 54.

21. The staff, College of Agriculture and Central Experiment Station.

1959. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 43(1). Golden Jubilee Issue.

157-166.

22. The Final Report: Cornell-Los Baños Contract. 1952-1960.

23. Uichanco, L.B. 1958. Message. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol.

42(1): i.

24. Umali, D.L. and F.A. Bernardo. 1959. Fifty years of rice improvement

in the UP College of Agriculture. The Philippine Agriculturist. Vol.

43(1): 76-97.

CHAPTER 9

Milestones on the Upper Campus During the Zamuco and Lantican Years

(1959-1971)

1. Annual Report – College of Forestry, 1962-1963. College, Laguna.





6. Campus Notes: Zamuco takes over the helm. 1958. Forestry Leaves.

Vol. 10(4): 61.

7. Campus Notes: The Forestry Technology building. 1961. Forestry

Leaves. Vol. 12(4): 81.

8. Campus Notes: The new College of Forestry men’s dormitory.

Forestry Leaves. Vol. 12(4): 82.

9. Depositario, Willie C. 1969. Alumni are UPCF’s greatest contribution,

says DM Lantican. Makiling News. Vol. 6(1): 2.

10. Editorial: The need for the expansion of the College faculty. 1959.


11. Editorial: Forestry education, a retrospect. 1965. Forestry Leaves.

Vol. 16(1): 111-112.

12. Editorial: Forestry dean retired May 9, 1966. Forestry Leaves. Vol.

17(1): 88.

13. Editorial: Timber industry’s dollar earning potential. 1967. Forestry

Leaves. Vol. 18(1-2): 108.

14. Lansigan, Nicolas P. 1940. The achievements of the School of

Forestry during the last thirty years. Thirtieth Anniversary. Nov.

29-30, 1940. UP School of Forestry.

15. Mauricio, Florencio P. 1959. The UP College of Forestry-Cornell

University assistance contract – Its mission and accomplishments.


16. Mordero, Angelo G. 1959. Why the Makiling National Park should

be transferred to the University of the Philippines. Forestry Leaves.

Vol. 11(2): 55-61.

17. UPCF campus development goes on. 1965. Makiling News. Vol.

2(20): 2.

18. UPCF graduate program approved. 1966. Makiling News. Vol. 3(7):

11.

19. UPCF 3-year development plan bared. 1968. Makiling News. Vol.

6(13): 1.

20. Vergara, N.T. – briefs Congressional Committee on log export ban.

1966. Makiling News. Vol. 3(6): 2.

CHAPTER 10

Cascading Developments in Umali’s Decade (1959-1970)

1. Annual Report. 1960. College of Agriculture and Central Experiment

Station. 140. College, Laguna.

2. Annual Report. 1962 – College of Agriculture. College, Laguna.






8. Chandler, Robert F., Jr. 1982. An Adventure in Applied Science:

History of the International Rice Research Institute. 233.

9. Escueta, Elias E. 1979. Department of Food Science and Technology.

Philippine Agriculturist. Vol. 62. 97-99.

10. Final Report: Cornell-Los Baños Contract. 1952-1960.

11. Metz, Joseph F. Jr. 1969. Report of the UP-Cornell Graduate Education

Program for the 6th Year Operation. College, Laguna: UP College of

Agriculture. 55.

12. Monthly Bulletin. Vol. 24(5) 1959. UP College of Agriculture.

13. Monthly Bulletin. Vol. 26(8) 1962. UP College of Agriculture.

321

14. Orillo, Faustino T. and Morril T. Vittum. 1971. The Ford Foundation-

supported UP-Cornell Graduate Education Program 8th Narrative

Report.

15. SEARCA: The First Decade. 1980. College Laguna: The Southeast

Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in

Agriculture. 337.

16. Sison Obdulia F. 1979. The UPLB College of Agriculture turns

seventy: Some historical milestones. The Philippine Agriculturist.

Vol. 62. 1-56.

17. Trimburger, George W. 1967. Report of the UP-Cornell Graduate

Education Program for its 4th Year of Operations. College, Laguna.

UP College of Agriculture. 156.

18. UP-Cornell Graduate Education Program. 7th Narrative Annual Report.

1969-70. 163.

CHAPTER 11

Years of Instability (1971-1972)

1. Asian Agricultural College and University Seminar. 1970. 112.

Raleigh, North Carolina: North Carolina State University.

2. Jamias, Juan F. (Ed.). 1972. Linkage of institutions and services

supporting agricultural development in Asia. 254. College, Laguna,

Phil: AAACU.

3. Minutes of the Board of Regents 811th Meeting. July 29, 1971.

University of the Philippines.

4. Minutes of the Board of Regents 812th Meeting. August 26, 1971.


5. Minutes of the Board of Regents 828th Meeting. December 21, 1972.


6. Monitor. Vol. 1(1). 1973. College, Laguna: PCAR.




10. Monthly Bulletin. Vol. 34(2). 1969. UP College of Agriculture.






16. Report of the Board of Regents’ Ad Hoc Committee to Study the

Operations of UP at Los Baños and the Phasing Out of the Office of

UPLB Vice-President. 1972. 26. College, Laguna: UP at Los Baños.

17. University of the Philippines Gazette. Vol. 3(10). November 30, 1972.

17a. University of the Philippines Gazette. Vol. 3(11) December 31, 1972.

18. UP at Los Baños: Development Goals and Plans for the Seventies.

1971. 120. College, Laguna: UP at Los Baños.

CHAPTER 12

Giant Strides as an Autonomous University Under Samonte (1973-1978)

1. Annual Report. 1974. UPLB Institute of Human Ecology.

2. Annual Report. 1984. UPLB Institute of Human Ecology.

3. Arejola, Jaime G. 1979. The Institute of Plant Breeding. The Philippine

Agriculturist Special Issue. Vol. 62. June 1979. 137-144.

4. Bautista, Ofelia 1979. Postharvest Horticulture Training and

Research Center (PHTRC). The Philippine Agriculturist Special Issue.

Vol. 62. June 1979. 150-152.

5. Carlos, Juan T. 1979. Department of Horticulture. The Philippine

Agriculturist Special Issue. Vol. 62. June 1979. 100-105.

6. CEAT Annual Report. 1989. UPLB College of Engineering and

Agro-industrial Technology. 62.

7. CEAT Annual Report. 1990. UPLB College of Engineering and

Agro-industrial Technology. 80.

8. College of Economics and Management Brochure. College, Laguna:

UPLB.

9. NCPC Annual Report. 1980. UPLB National Crop Protection Center.

34.

10. NCPC Annual Report. 1982. UPLB National Crop Protection Center.

80.

11. Manalo, Paulino L. 1979. National Crop Protection Center. The

Philippine Agriculturist Special Issue. Vol. 62. June 1979. 147-149.


seventy: Some historical milestones. The Philippine Agriculturist

Special Issue. Vol. 62. June 1979. 1-56.

13. University of the Philippines Gazette. Vol. 3(11). December 31, 1972.

14. University of the Philippines Gazette. Vol. 4(2). February 28, 1975.

15. University of the Philippines Gazette. Vol. 6(7). July 31, 1975.

16. UPLB Mid-term Report. April 30, 1981. 52.

322

16a. UPLB Chancellor’s First-term Report. 1993-1996. 35.

17. Zafaralla, Paul Blanco. 1997. Silver: Symbol of Success. UPLB

College of Arts and Sciences. 15.

CHAPTER 13

Birth of National Centers of Excellence: The Javier Years (1979-1985)

1. Annual Report. 1979. UPLB College of Agriculture.





6. Annual Report. 1980. UPLB College of Forestry.




10. Annual Report. 1987. Institute of Forest Conservation. 13p.

11. Annual Report 1999. UPLB College of Veterinary Medicine.

12. BIOTECH Historical Milestone. File://D:\webfiles\2006%

20files\NP_uplb_033106\milestone.html.

13. The Untold Legacy: The BIOTECH History.file//

D:\webfiles\2006%20files\NP_uplb_033106\history.html.

14. TREES International Training Programs for 2006-2007. A brochure

of the Training Center for Tropical Resources and Ecosystems

Sustainability (TREES). UPLB College of Forestry and Natural

Resources.

15. UPLB Mid-term Report. April 30, 1981. UP at Los Baños. 52.

16. Zafaralla, Paul Blanco. 1997. Silver: Symbol of Success. UPLB

College of Arts and Sciences. 15.

CHAPTER 14

UPLB in Clear and Placid Waters: The De Guzman Years (1985-1993)

1. Annual Report. 1984. UPLB College of Human Ecology.



4. Annual Report. 1986. UP Los Baños.





9. Annual Report. 2005. ERDB.

10. Castillo, Evangeline T. 2002. Pursuing and promoting

endomycorrhizal R and D. Canopy International. July-December

2002.

11. De Guzman, Raul P. 1991. UPLB into the 1990s: Promoting excellence,

equity, efficiency and ethics. UP Los Baños. 70.

12. De Guzman, Raul P. 1991. Towards a Truly Comprehensive University:

UPLB’s Growth and Development, 1985-1991. 16.

13. Lustica, Alicia L., Orlina T. Ruales, and Alberto Victorino C. Perez.

2003. Community-based mangrove livelihood project: The Balaring

case. Canopy International. April-December 2003.

14. Palis, Honorato G., Bernadette S. Alcantara and Virginia G. Manalo.

1999. Noni: A prospect for coastal garden development. Canopy

International. September-October 1999.

15. PhilRice: A profile of one of the country’s premier research and

development organizations. 1999. Philippine Rice Research Institute.

28

16. Regional training programme on food and nutrition planning (a

brochure). 1986. UP Los Baños. 16.

17. Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Diamond Jubilee Housing

Project. 2001. Diamond-Jubilee Ad Hoc Committee. UPLB

Foundation, Inc. 8.

18. UP Los Baños School of Environmental Science and Management:

A Prospectus. CESAM, UPLB. 47.

19. Zamora, Alfinetta B. and Sunny S. Gruezo. 1999. Micropropagation

of bamboo through tissue culture technologies. Canopy

International. November-December 1999.

CHAPTER 15

Pursuing Dreams in a Short-term: The Aspiras Years (1991-1993)





5. Annual Report. 1992. UPLB College of Engineering and Agro-

industrial Technology.

323

6. Annual Report. 1993. UPLB College of Economics and Management.

7. Annual Report. 1993. UPLB Office of the Director of Research.

8. Annual Report. 1993. UPLB Office of the Director of Extension.

9. Annual Report. 1995. UPLB Agroforestry Program

10. Annual Report. 1998. A New Beginning in Agroforestry. UPLB

Institute of Agroforestry.

11. Annual Report. 1991. UPLB.

12. Terminal Report. UPLBFI-RRDP-DENR: Regional Production

Nurseries, Clonal Orchards, and Species Trial Project. UPLB

Foundation, Inc.

13. UAP Brochure: Setting Agroforestry Development in Motion: The

UPLB Agroforestry Program in the ‘90s.

14. UPLB Agroforestry Program: Gearing up for Accelerated

Agroforestry Development in the 21st Century. IAF.

15. UPLB-CFNR. Intensifying Commitment and Partnership for Enhanced

Agroforestry Development and Promotion.

CHAPTER 16

UPLB on the Wings: The Villareal Years (1993-1999)

1. Annual Report. 1973-74. Department of Development

Communication. UPLB College of Agriculture.

2. Annual Report. 1988. UPLB College of Development Communication.



5. Annual Report. 1974-1975. UPLB Institute of Human Ecology

(Mimeographed).

6. Annual Report. 1982. UPLB Human Ecology Institute.

6a. Annual Report 1997. UPLB College of Engineering and Agro-

industrial Technology. 1997. 27.




10. Annual Report. 1998. UPLB College of Public Affairs.

11. Annual Report. 1999. UPLB College of Public Affairs.




15. DevCom Milestones in 1995. UP Los Baños College of Agriculture.

16. Education, Convergence and Partnership: UPLB Ugnayan ng

Pahinungod Accomplishment Report. 1999-2004. UP Los Baños.

17. IARDS. 2007. Historical Brief, Current Program Thrust, and Important

Accomplishments

18. IDMG. 2007. Eight significant projects of IDMG.

19. ISPPS. 2007. Four important projects of ISPPS.

20. Elevation of the Institute of Development Communication to College

of Development Communication: A proposal. 1998. IDC, UP Los

Baños.

21. MCME. 2007. Nomination for the UPLB Outstanding Extension

Program Award.

22. Minutes of the 1121st Meeting of the Board of Regents held on June

25, 1998. University of the Philippines System.

23. UPLB Chancellor’s First-Term Report. 1993-1996.

24. UP Los Baños in Retrospect. 1993-1999. UP Los Baños.

25. UP Los Baños School of Environmental Science and Management:

A Prospectus. CESAM, UPLB.

26. Villareal, R.L and Alicia Arejola. 2006. A vision of rebirth and renewal

for UP Los Baños (1993-1999). (Unpublished). UP Los Baños.

CHAPTER 17

Milestones in Controversial Times: The David Years (1999-2005)




4. Annual Report. 2004. UPLB College of Arts and Science.

5. Annual Report. 2005. UPLB College of Arts and Science.

6. Annual Report. 2003. UPLB College of Engineering and Agro-

industrial Technology.


8. Annual Report. 2000. UPLB College of Veterinary Science.

9. BIOTECH Historical Milestone File:D:\webfiles\2006%20files\

NP_uplb_033106\Milestone.html

10. IPB Annual Report. 2002. UP Los Baños.



13. NCPC Annual Report. 2003. UP Los Baños.

14. NCPC Annual Report. 2004. UP Los Baños.

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15. IAS Annual Report. 2004. UP Los Baños.

16. UPLB Annual Report. 2000-2001.

17. UPLB Chancellor’s First-Term Report. 2003.

18. UPLB Chancellor’s End-Term Report. 2007.

CHAPTER 18

Recent Developments Under Chancellor Velasco (2005-present)

1. CA AgriPark. 2007. Brochure of the UPLB College of Agriculture

2. College of Agriculture Reorganization Plan. 2004. UPLB College of

Agriculture.

3. UPLB Link. Monthly community newsletter of UPLB. February

2007.

4. UPLB Annual Report 2006. UP Los Baños.

CHAPTER 19

UPLB: Major Achievements and Challenges Beyond 100

1. Academic Catalogue. 2003-2004. UP Open University.

2. Bernardo, Fernando A. 2006. Management of Colleges and

Universities of Science and Technology. College, Laguna: UPLBFI

and SEARCA. p. 459.

3. Bernardo, F.A and E.N. Bernardo. 1985. ViSCA: History and Analysis

of Institution Building. Leyte: ViSCA. p. 406.

4. PCARRD. 2001. Outstanding Filipino Women Research Managers

and Scientists in Agriculture and Natural Sciences. College, Laguna:

UPLB. p. 68

5. Saplala, Paz Eulalia L., Teresita C. Vivas, and Paul B. Zafaralla. 1984.

Profiles: Men and Women of UPLB. p. 187.

6. UPLB Alumni Association. 1990. Ika-72 Araw ng Katapatan at

Balik-Unibersidad. 10 October 1990.

7. UPLB Alumni Association. 2000. Isulong ang Ating Kakayahang

Pandaigdigan sa Bagong Siglo. Ika-82 Taon ng Araw ng Katapatan

at Balik-Unibersidad 2000. October 8, 2000.

8. UPLB Alumni Association. 2002. Reliving the Los Baños Spirit: 84th

UPLB Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming. 13 October 2002.

9. UPLB Alumni Association. 2003. Unifying the UPLB Alumni: 85th

UPLB Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming. 12 October 2003.

10. UPLB Alumni Association. 2004. Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps:

One Community, One University: 86th UPLB Loyalty Day and Alumni

Homecoming. 10 October 2004.

11. UPLB Alumni Association. 2005. Gearing Up Towards UPLB’s

Centennial Year: 87th UPLB Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming. 9

October 2005.

12. UPLB Alumni Association. 2006. Unity in Diversity: Keeping up

the Momentum for UPLB’s Centennial: 88th UPLB Loyalty Day and

Alumni Homecoming. 8 October 2005.

13. UPLB Annual Report 2006. UP Los Baños.

14. UPLB Chancellor’s First-Term Report. 1999-2003.

15. UPLB Chancellor’s Second-Term Report. 2003-2005. (Unpublished).

16. UP Open University. 2007. UPOU’s Academic Program Offerings.

2007.

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Sources ofAlumni Pictures

1. The 1969 UPCA Jubilarians on Fifty-first Loyalty Day. Diamond

Souvenir Brochure.

2. Fifty-second Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming. 1970.

3. Fifty-third Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming. 1971.

4. 55th Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming 1973.




8. 60th Diamond Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming 1978.

9. 62nd Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming 1980.

10. 63rd UPLB Loyalty Day Celebration and Alumni Homecoming. 1981.

11. 64th UPLB Loyalty Day and Launching of the UP Diamond Jubilee

Celebration. 1982.

12. 65th UP Los Baños Loyalty Day. 1983.

13. UPLB-CA 67th Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming. 1985.

14. Alumni ’86: “For thee United.”

15. UPLB Annual Report. 1986.

16. UPLB 69th Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming. 1987.

17. 70th Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming. 1988.

18. Ika-71 Araw ng Kapatiran sa Balik Unibersidad. 1989.

19. UPLB Annual Report. 1989.

20. Balik Unibersidad. 1992.

21. Ika-72 Araw ng Katapatan at Balik-Unibersidad. 1990.

22. Ika-82 Taon ng Araw ng Katapatan at Balik-Unibersidad. 2000.

23. 84th UPLB Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming: Reliving the Los

Baños Spirit. 2002.

24. 85th UPLB Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming Unifying the UPLB

Alumni. 2003.

25. 86th UPLB Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming: Breaking Barriers,

Bridging Gaps: One Community, One University. 2004.

26. 87th UPLB Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming: Gearing Up

Towards UPLB’s Centennial Year. 2005.

27. 88th UPLB Loyalty Day and Alumni Homecoming: Unity in Diversity:

Keeping Up the Momentum for UPLB’s Centennial. 2006.

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Index

Abaca – 112Abarientos, E. – 121ACA–120ACAP–146, 168, 309ACCFA–120ACCI – 138, 177, 246ACCI dormitory – 120, 281Acda, R. I.–175Acorda, J.A.–303Acosta, J.C.–305Acosta, S.O.–293Act No. 1494– 16Act No. 1870– 12Act No. 2578–27, 48, 94Act No. 3377–63Act No. 2730–33Act No. 3095– 94ACTETSME–260, 261Adalla, C.B.–236, 268, 286, 287Administration building – 19, 29,33,

37, 82, 130,Administrative Order No. 32–232Aglibut, A. – 105, 138Aglibut, F.B. – 149Agpang– 127Agrarian Reform Institute–177, 247Agricultural and Rural

DevelopmentScholarship Program–173

Agricultural Botany – 104, 105Agricultural Botany building – 20Agricultural Chemistry– 39, 104Agricultural Chemistry laboratory –

33Agricultural Credit Administration–

120Agricultural Credit and

Cooperatives Farmers’Association – 120

Agricultural Credit andCooperatives Institute – 120,177, 246

Agricultural Economics– 105, 111Agricultural Economics annex– 107Agricultural Education – 104Agricultural Engineering– 29, 104

A Agricultural Engineering building –20

Agricultural Extension – 111Agricultural Information Bank of

Asia– 166Agricultural Machinery Testing and Evaluation Center–175Agricultural Training Institute–207Agriculture Systems Cluster–269AgriPark–287AgriPark Technology and Training

Center–287Agroforestry Support Program for

Empowering Communitiestoward Self- Reliance–232

Agro-industrial DevelopmentProgram–254

Agronomy– 33, 34, 60, 104, 105Agronomy building – 21Agronomy-Soils-Horticulture

building– 152, 184Aguilar, L.– 48Aguilar, N.O.–235Aguinaldo government– 72Agusan– 40Ahern, Major George P.– 16, 48AIBA–166AIDP–254Albacea, E. A.–240, 241Albay– 119Alcantara, A.A.–217Alejandro, S.M.–294Alejar, A.A.–302Aleurites moluccana– 126Alfonso, G.J.–314Alfonso, P. – 105, 109Alip, J.A.B.–296Alix, J.C.–294Allied Forces– 32, 80Altoveros, N.–272Alumnus-regent– 60Alvarez, A.– 76Alvarez, F.– 76Amaro Jr., M.C.–221American colonial government–12American flag–21American government–8Amos, Felipe– 48, 91, 94

AMTEC–175Anaerobic digester–175Analytical Services laboratory–203Andales, S.C.–175Angara, E.J.–212, 218Animal and Dairy Sciences Cluster–

269Animal Biology–204Animal Husbandry– 33, 34, 60, 104,

105Animal Husbandry bridge – 65Animal Nutrition – 111Animal Products Processing

Division–195Anthocephalus cadamba – 135APEC–260APEC Center for Technology

Exchange and Training inSmall- and Medium-ScaleEnterprises–260

Araneta, S. – 93Arboleda, C. R.–196, 199, 268, 304ARI–177Aquino, C.C.–218Arceo, L.M.–304Architecture–311Argañosa, V.G.–169, 307Artificial insemination– 112ASEAN-179ASEAN-Australian Economic

Cooperation Program–179Asia-Pacific Economic

Cooperation–260Asian corn borer–183ASPECTS–232, 233Aspiras, R. B.–216, 217, 228, 234,

237Associated Women Students– 100,

101Association of Colleges of

Agriculture in the Philippines–146, 168, 309

Association of Southeast AsianNations–179

ATI–222Ayaso, R.D.–293

BA Communication Arts–173Bachelor of Agriculture–26Bachelor of Arts in Communication–

173Bachelor of Science in Agriculture–

26, 138Bachelor of Science in Forestry –88,

89Bachiller en Artes–22Bactrolep–188Badayos, R.B. –269Bader, J.O.–235BAEx–114Bagtican tree – 64Baker Memorial Hall– 64, 67, 80, 81Baker, Charles F.– 25, 32, 36, 37, 41,

44, 45, 67Balangue, T.O.–191Balisacan, A.M. – 155Ballesteros, B.– 105Ballesteros, O.–115Balong Bulo Hill –59Baltazar, C. R. – 100, 235, 305Baltazar, R. R.–100Bangkok–135Banzon, J.A.– 105, 144, 145, 305BAO–212Barangay Integrated Development

Approach–215Barangay Integrated Development

Approach for NutritionImprovement–215

Barangay Management InformationSystem–215

Barba, C.VC.–215Barba, R.–304Barraquio, V.L. – 149Barril, C.R. – 142, 173, 203, 303Barrows, D. P.–12Bartlett, Murray.–18Basco y Vargas, Governor-General–

4Baseball–38Basilio, N.T.–203Basketball–38Bataan–8, 77, 78Batangas–4, 8, 54, 117, 119, 131, 240

B

327

Battad, F. A. –291Battle of Leyte Gulf–80Bautista, R. – 108Bautista, O.K.–179, 303Bay–131Bayanihan–118Belarmino, M.C.–302Bell Mission–102Bell, Edward J.–93, 102Bello, E. – 133Bello, R.T.–246, 247Benguet State University–290Benigno, C.C.–306Berkjala–70Bernardo, E.N. – 147, 236Bernardo, F. A. – 147, 155, 156, 163,

165, 166, 268Bernardo, F. C.–34Bicol region – 6BIDA–215BIDANI–215BIOCON–204Biodigester–270Bio-Grow–188BIO-HS vaccine–188BIO-IC vaccine–188BIO–FC vaccine–188Biological Sciences building – 20,

152, 173Biology–173BIO-N–188, 189Bio-N Extension Program–273BIOTECH–188, 189, 224, 270Blando, J.–87BMIS–215Board of Regents – 12, 33, 36, 39,

60, 96, 162, 164, 178, 184, 208Bocobo, J.–56, 69, 72Bohol–4Bondoc, L.–109Bonita, M. L.–125, 223Boot creek–80Boot valley–54Borja, C.–108Botanical Garden–126Botany–21, 87, 172Bourne, M. – 143Boynton, W.H.–209

BPI-114, 182BPI 76–158BPI Science Award–236Brady, N. – 141Brewbaker, J. –111Briones, A. A.–235Briones, A. M.–235Briones, N.D.–217BS Agribusiness–177BS Agricultural Engineering–213,

242BS Applied Mathematics–206BS Applied Physics–206, 213BS Chemical Engineering major in

Sugar Technology–213BS Computer Science–173BS Economics–177BS Forestry–50, 94, 135BS Home Technology–102BS Human Ecology–174BS Landscape Horticulture–308BS Math and Science Teaching–

266BS Nutrition–174, 214BS Sugar Technology–39BSU– 167BSWM–169Buenaventura, Antonino–69Bukidnon–40Bulacan–8Bulacan National Agricultural

School–117Bureau of Agricultural Extension–

114, 116, 118, 119Bureau of Agricultural Research–

267Bureau of Education–12, 13, 14Bureau of Forestry–16, 27, 47, 48,

49, 50, 57, 82, 86, 87, 94, 96, 125,126, 133

Bureau of Plant Industry–39, 114,182

Bureau of Soils and WaterManagement – 169

Business Affairs Office–212Bustrillos, N.R.–297

C-4 – 157C4-63 – 158CA Agripark–286Cabanilla, L.S.–177, 246, 249CAC 87–42CAC 111–42CAC 112–42Cadapan, E.P.–183Caday, D.–117Cadiz, M.C.H.–245Cadiz, T.–108, 109, 113Cagayan–35Cagayan Valley–6Cailles, Juan–13CALABARZON–240, 280Calamba–131Calamba Sugar Estate–42Calilung, V.–178Calimag, C.A.–259Calle San Sebastian–12Calma, V.–104Calora, F.B. – 147, 157Calumpang, S.M.F.–183Camp Eldridge–11, 14Camp O’Donnell–78Campos, A. C. – 105, 109, 147, 291Cantrell, R.–141Capareda, E. P. – 156Capareda, S.C.–243Capas, Tarlac–78Capinpin, J.–104Carada, W. B.–248, 249Carandang, D.A.–197Carandang, W.M.–233Carangal, V.R. – 158, 298Cardenas, L.–178Cardenas, V.R.–250Carica papaya-23CARP–247Carpio, E.V. – 156, 201CAS–268Casilla, R.–125Castillo, E.A.M.–302Castillo, Eulogio T.–121, 247Castillo, Evangeline T.–305Castillo, G.T. – 157Castillo, L.S. – 108, 148

C Castillo, A.SA.–257Catambay, A.–104, 114Catan, G.O.–295Catelo, S.P.–177Cavite–190, 240Cavite State University–290CDC–268CDEM–177CEAT–175, 224, 225, 242, 268, 271,

311Cedillo, V.–117, 118CEM–177, 224, 225, 268Cendaña, S.M.–104Cenotaph–92Centenary Fieldhouse–261Centennial Celebration–280, 285Center for Development Studies–

162, 178Center for Environmental Research–

162Center for Policy and Development

Studies–178, 246, 249Central Agricultural Experiment

Station–33, 34Central Experiment Station–113, 116Central Luzon State University–290,

310Central Mindanao University–284,

290Central Philippine University – 146Centre for Forestry Education Development–192Centre for Forestry Education,

Research and Development forthe Asia and Pacific Region–192

Cervancia, C.R.–205CFED–192CFERDAF–192Chakrabandhu, MC.–292Chandler, R.F.–141Chandrastitya, I.–292Chang, Chi-wen – 154CHE–268CHED–175, 299, 301Chemical engineering–277Chemistry–172, 173, 277China–40, 142

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Chinte, F.–87Cholera epidemic–8Christianity–4Cinchona–50Cinchona legenana–52Cinchona succirubra–52Cinnamon–4Civil engineering building–261Clemente, D. D– 146, 291Clemson University–284Cline, M.G.–111CLSU– 167CMU– 167Cocannouer, Joseph A.–28Cocogro–188Coconut Grove–72Coconut industry–6Coffea arabica-23Coffea liberica-23Coffee plantations–4Collado, R.V.–244College Central Experiment Station–

111College extension activities–41College of Agriculture – 12, 14, 15,

16, 17, 18, 25, 27, 28, 32, 33, 34,36, 37, 38, 40, 44, 48, 50, 57, 60,63, 65, 68, 69, 72, 73, 76, 77, 78,82, 83, 96, 100, 102, 111, 115,138, 144, 147, 172, 174, 178, 180,184, 185, 196, 208, 232, 264, 268,280, 301, 308

College of Agriculture AlumniAssociation–41, 60

College of Agriculture AgriPark–286College of Arts and Sciences – 106,

107, 153, 173, 202, 216, 239, 264,276

College of Basic Sciences andHumanities–162, 165, 172

College of DevelopmentCommunication -151, 245, 260,301

College of Development Economicsand Management–177

College of Economics andManagement–107, 177, 224, 225

College of Engineering and Agro-industrial Technology – 153,175, 225, 301, 311

College of Forestry– 86, 91, 94, 95,96, 129, 132, 133, 178, 192, 194,220, 224, 232, 256

College of Forestry and NaturalResources–269, 299, 301

College of Forestry GraduateProgram–131

College of Human Ecology–174,277, 301

College of Law and Liberal Arts–28College of Liberal Arts–26, 40College of Medicine–26College of Medicine and Surgery–

12College of Public Affairs–246College of Veterinary Medicine–

208, 209, 224, 301College of Veterinary Science–36,

37, 38, 50College Ornamental Nursery– 62Colonial government–4, 6Colorado State University–97Commission on Agricultural

Productivity–132Commission on Higher Education–

175, 301Community Broadcasting–245Community Development Center–

118Community Development Training

Center–118Computer Science–240Concepcion, R.–169, 293Contado, T. E. – 147, 297Copeland, Edwin B. – 11, 12, 13, 21,

32, 44Copeland Heights– 40, 64, 82Copio cabaretCopra dryer–175Cornejo, F. C.–293Cornell University – 48, 138, 142,

143, 144Cornista, L.B.–247Corpuz, E.T.–115Corpuz, O. D. – 163, 164

Corregidor– 78Council on Economic and Cultural

Affairs –119CPAf–246, 268CPDS–178, 249Credit Development Authority–120Crop Protection Cluster–269Crop Science Cluster–269Cruz, D. A.–108Cruz, E.E.–294Cruz, J.DJ.–306Cruz, L.C.–303Cruz, V.O.–191Cryptotermes dudley B.– 135Cryptotermes cynocephalus – 135CSSP Awards–236Cuaresma, G.A.–206Cuevas, S.–253Cuevas, V.C.–236Cummings, R. W.–141Curran, Hugh M.– 16, 54Cuyno, R. B. –177, 194, 291Cuzner, Harold C.– 12, 34, 48, 86, 87,

94CVM–208, 276Cyrtosperma werkusii S. –25

DA–207, 265, 267, 274DAAD–125DA-BAE – 148DA-BAR–299Dacanay, P.–48, 49DAERS–106, 250Dairy Training and Research

Institute – 148Dalisay, A.M.–294Dalmacio, I.F.–189Dancel, W.–117DANR–158, 164Daof, S.S.–295Daproza, J.-48,49Dar, W.D.–168, 297Davao–40David, H.– 144David, P.–78

D

David, W. P.–175, 264, 280, 286, 308Davide, J.G.–109Davide, R.G.–183, 236, 306Dawis, V.–62DBM–255, 265DBP–119DDT–115De Guzman, Emerita–108, 305De Guzman, Enriquito–125De Guzman, L.P.–119, 293De Guzman, R.P.–212Del Mundo, A.M.–215Del Rosario, E.J.–203De la Cruz, Eugenio–48, 87, 90, 133,

135De la Cruz, R.– 125, 189De la Cruz, T. – 146De la Fuente, R.–108De La Salle University–284De la Viña, C.B.–302De los Reyes, B.N.–109, 119, 298De Mesa, A.–48De Ocampo, G.D.–302De Padua, D. B.–175De Padua, L.S.–205, 236De Sotto de luxe Sedan–70De Veyra, Jaime C.–16Deanon, J. – 113, 157Death March–78Del Castillo, R. A.–125, 192, 232,

233, 257, 258, 297Del Rosario, R.– 145Dendrology–16, 48, 87, 89DENR–222, 265Department of Agricultural

Botany–73, 82Department of Agricultural

Economics–119, 177Department of Agricultural

Education–117, 118, 250Department of Agricultural

Education and Rural Studies–63, 106, 246

Department of AgriculturalEngineering–82, 175

Department of AgriculturalInformation andCommunication building – 151

329

Department of Agriculture andNatural Resources – 138, 158,164

Department of Agronomy–25, 33,73, 82, 180, 184, 196, 269

Department of Animal Husbandry–34, 60, 65

Department of Animal Science–196,269

Department of DevelopmentManagement –246, 248

Department of Entomology–69, 82,269

Department of Environment andNatural Resources–220

Department of Food Science andTechnology – 143, 144

Department of Forest ResourceManagement–256

Department of Forestry Extension–131

Department of Forest Products andPaper Science–130

Department of Home Technology–174, 175

Department of Horticulture–184,196, 269

Department of Mathematics andPhysics–206

Department of Plant Pathology–38,269

Department of Rural Economics–35Department of Rural Engineering

and Mathematics–34Department of Silviculture and

Forest Influences–256Department of Soil Science–196Depositario, W. C.–247Destura, P.D.–291Development Journalism–245DFST–144, 145Diagnostic Imaging Laboratory–208Diamond Jubilee Housing Project–

223Diaz, C.P.–221Dignadice, N. – 146, 291Dinsay, F.P.–294

Diploma in AgribusinessManagement–213

Diploma in EnvironmentalManagement –216

Diploma in Mathematics Teaching–206

Diploma in Science (Physics)Teaching –206, 213

Direccion General deAdministracion Civil –4

Divinigracia, G.G. – 156Division of Forest Investigation–

16, 48, 50, 82, 90Dizon, R. – 119,158D. L. Umali Hall – 152DMR 1, 2 and 5 – 158Dogma, Jr.I.J.–178Domingo, I.–125Domingo, J.T.–247Don Bosco College–284Don Severino Agricultural College–

222Doña Alicia–110Doña Aurora–54, 110Doña Aurora de Quezon–54Doña Eva–110Doña Luz–110Doña Trining–110DOST–222DOST Media Award for Regional

Radio Broadcasting–245Drilling Rig Model II–176Drilon, J. D. – 155, 163, 164, 168, 194Drilon, R. – 146Drosdoff, M. – 143Drying Tunnel/Chamber–134DT/C–134DTRI – 164, 269, 274Duka, I.M.A.–302Duke University–97Dulay, T.A. – 149Dumlao, N.–105DVM–276Diospyros discolor– 221DZBB–131DZUP–131DZXL–131

Ebora, R.V.–189ECA–93Ecology–172Economic Cooperation Agency

(ECA)–93Ecosystems Research and

Development Bureau–220Ecosystems Research and

Development Service–220Edible Landscaping–286EDPITAF–195, 207Eduardo, S.L.–209Education Projects Implementing

Task Force–195Educational Communication–245EENP–217EHWD–179Elayda, Inocencio–41Eleventh Airborne Division–80Ella, V.B.–175Elon-elon–70Elon-ram–70Elon-ram Strain 2–70Engineering–105Engineering buildingEngle, L.M.–304English–105, 173Enrile, F.D.–307Entomology–62, 97, 104, 105, 280Entomology-Plant Physiology

laboratory –33, 34Environmental Biology–204Environmental Education Network

of the Philippines–217Environmental Management–172ERDB–220, 222ERDS–220Escudero, S. H.–208, 209Escuela de Bellas Artes–12Escueta, E.– 145Escuro, P.B. – 147, 157, 303Esguerra, E.B.–179Esguerra, V.C.–209Espaldon, M.V.O.–217Espino, R. –104Espino, R.C.–181Espino, R.–294

Espino, T.M.–189Espiritu, F.G.–295Ethanol–70Europe–49Eusebio, J.–108, 174, 214, 215, 306Eusebio, M.–125Evangelista, C.L.–295Executive Order 3–212Executive Order 60–218Executive Order 192–220Executive Order 889–202Executive Order 840–196Executive Order 1061–218Experiment Station–33, 64Extended Hot Water Dip–179Extension–41

Faculty Hill–64Famine–8FAO–88, 103, 192, 214Farm and Home Development

Office –119, 132Farmers’ Field Day–98Farmers’ Field Schools–254Farmers’ Coop Marketing

Association–120Farmer-Scientist Training Program–

273Farming Systems and Soil

Resources Institute–196Farnsworth, Eugene–96Faylon, P.S.–168, 303Felizardo, B.–108Fellizar, F.P.–174Ferdinand E. Marcos Foundation–

188Fernandez, N.–105Fernandez, W.A.–304Fernandez, V.A,–257, 304Fernando, E. S.–258Filipino-American War–8Filipinas–4, 6Fine Arts and Music–311Finishing Spray Booth–134Firmalino, R.B.–243

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First Calvary Division–80First Laguna Farmers Day–41First Laguna Provincial Fair–41Fischer, Arthur F.–48, 57Five-Year Development Program

(FYDP)–150, 264Flanging–53Flavier, M.E.–203, 304Flores, T. G. – 109, 116, 147, 247, 307Flower and Garden Show–230Food and Agriculture Organization

– 148, 214Food Science and Technology–276Food Science and Technology

(FST) program – 144Food Science Cluster–269Forbes, Cameron–54Ford Foundation – 138, 139, 142,

146, 147Forest Biological Sciences–128Forest Biotechnology Laboratory –

167Forest District Offices–16Forest Economics–97Forest Engineering–97Forest Extension and Information

Services–128Forest Investigation Building–17Forest Management–16, 87, 88, 97,

131Forest Pathology–87Forest Pensionados–16Forest Policy and History–87Forest Products–94, 96Forest Products building–82Forest Products laboratory–87, 93,

133Forest Products Research and

Development Institute–134Forest Research Industry

Development Commission–134Forest Products Research

Institute–133Forest Ranger–27, 50, 57, 92Forest Research Institute – 167, 220Forest Resource Management–128Forest School–18, 27, 38, 48, 50, 54Forest Service–4

Forest Surveying–87Forest Utilization–86, 88, 97Forestry Circle Muse–91Forestry Circle Queen–91Forestry Conservation–132Forestry Day–56Forestry Development Center–190Forestry Economics–96Forestry Information building–130,

131Forestry Leaves–133Forestry School–16, 90, 94Forestry Swimming Pool–90Forestry Technology building–128FORI–220FORPRIDECOM–134Fourth Agricultural Congress–41Foxworthy, F.W.–16FPRDI–134, 222FPRI–134, 135Francia, F.–125Franco, D. T.–243Franco, F.–48Friar Haciendas–4Fronda, F.M.–104, 297Fronda, R.E.–296Fronda Hall–195FSB–134FSSRI–196, 234FSTP–272FTLD–134Fuji–42Furnace-type Lumber Dryer–134FYDP–150

Gabay Facilitators’ Training–283Gabriel, B.P.–305Galvez, N.–104Gapud, M.–105Gapud, V.–178Garcia, G.V. – 109, 148Garcia, M.U.–304Garcia, V.V.– 145, 201Gascon, G.–105Gawi Award–236, 245

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Gayanillo, V.G.–175GE–212General and Joint Committees on

Public Information andEducation in Forestry –132

General Education –212Genetics–172, 204Geographic Information Systems–

244Germany–32Gerochi, M.D.–221Gianzon, E.P.–294Gilbert, N.W.–12Gille, R.–90Ginang Imelda–110Gironilla, A. I. N. – 156, 206GIS–244Gliciridia sepium–272Gloria, R.T.–293GMO-249Golden rice–140Gomez, A.A. – 147, 155, 304Gomez, A.K.–209Gomez, E.D.–245Gonzaga, A.C.–209Gonzales, V.A.–248Gonzalez, Bienvenido Maria–34,

44, 60, 70, 72, 73, 76, 291Gonzalez, Jacobo–93Gonzalez, Joaquin–72Gonzalez, J.C.T.–306Gonzalez, L.G.–104Gonzalez, N.T.–287, 295Gordoncillo, P.U–247Gorrez, F.D.–298Goseco, A.–108Goss, M.R.M.–305Government Survey and

Reorganization Commission–96

Graduate Faculty Code – 156Graduate School – 62, 165Green Revolution – 139, 157Gregorio, G.– 140Griño, O.T.–296Gruezo, W. S. –178, 235

Guam–40Gurong Pahinungod–272Gutierrez Jr., N.T.–306

Hail College Dear–69Hand tractor–176Habito, Cielito–294Habito, Celestino–297Harrar, J.G.–138Harrison, Francis Burton–54Harvard University – 48, 162Hautea, R.A.–181, 297Hautea, D.M.–181Havener, R.–141Hemedes, E.D.–292Hemmi, K.–218Herba Hortikultura–286Herbal Medicine Research

Institute–311Hernandez, J.E.–181, 269Hernandez, H.P.–302Herrington, B. L. – 144Hester, Evett D.–35Hibiscus–43Hilario, Jr., F.I.–230Hill, F.F.–138Home Economics–111Home Guard–78Home Technology–102Horticulture–184, 230HT Practice House–102Humanities–172Hurtada, W.A.–215

IADA–177IAE–242IAF–232, 258IARDS–247IAS–198IBS–205ICA–95, 96, 120ICA-NEC–125, 128

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ICA-NEC study/training grants/scholarships–96, 108ICE–250ICO–264, 265IDMG–248IESAM–216IFC–192, 193Ilag, L. M.–121Ilag, L.V.L.–304ILC–276Ilocana– 7Ilocos Agriculture and Resources

Research and DevelopmentConsortium (ILARRDEC)–169

Iloilo–8, 90Imlan, J.S.–292IMSP–206India–40, 49Indios–4, 6Indonesia – 154Infirmary–65, 77Inquilinos–4INSAET–175Insecta Filipina–286, 287Inspeccion General de Montes–4Institute of Agrarian Studies–247Institute of Agrarian and Rurban

Development Studies–247Institute of Agrarian Studies–246Institute of Agricultural

Development andAdministration–177

Institute of AgriculturalEngineering–242

Institute of AgriculturalEngineering and Technology–175

Institute of Agroforestry–232, 258Institute of Animal Science–196,

198, 269Institute of Biological Sciences–

202, 204, 205, 276, 301Institute of Biotechnology and

Applied Microbiology–186Institute of Chemistry–202, 301Institute of Community Education–

250Institute of Computer Science–240

Institute of DevelopmentCommunication–245

Institute of DevelopmentManagement andGovernance–248

Institute of Environmental Scienceand Management–216, 232

Institute of Food Science andTechnology – 144, 196, 200,201

Institute of Forest Conservation–192, 258

Institute of Human Ecology–174Institute of Human Nutrition and

Food-214Institute of Mathematical Sciences

and Physics–202, 275, 301Institute of Plant Breeding–170,

180, 269Institute of Renewable Natural

Resources–256Institute of Statistics–244Institute of Strategic Planning and

Policy Studies–249INTAPS–173Integrated Academic Programs in

the Sciences–173Integrated Pest Management–300Intensified Corn Production

Program – 158Interactive Learning Center–276Internal Control Office–264International Cooperation

Administration (ICA)– 93International Coop Alliance (ICA)2–

120International House – 62, 103, 129,

166, 281International Rice Research

Institute –138Internment camp–78, 79, 80Iowa State College–36IPB–180, 196, 274IPB Laboratory –180IR8 –139, 140, 158IRNR–256IRRI – 138, 158Isabela–35

Isabela State University–284, 290Isidro, A. – 146ISPPS–249

Jacalne, D.V.–131, 132Jala-jala, Rizal – 149Jamias, J. F–235Japan–40Japan International Cooperation

Agency–188, 218Japanese bombers–77Jarmin, M. – 109, 117, 146, 302Java–40Javier, A.B.–248Javier, E. Q.-142, 180, 181, 188, 189,

194, 202, 212, 240, 291, 312Jesena, C. – 146JICA–188, 218, 224Johns Hopkins University–60Jubileeville–223Jubileeville Homeowners’

Association–223Juliano, B.O.–304Junior- Senior Prom–100

Kahoy dalaga–54Kaingeros–12, 13Kaingin–4, 10, 50Kampen, J.– 143Kapatagan Valley soils–62Kasetsart University–135Katipunan ng Kooperatiba ng

Maggagatas, Inc. (KKMI) –148

Khan, C. L.–241Kiln Drying–97, 124, 131Koster, Louis P.–36

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LLabadan, M. M.– 142, 295Labadan, R.M.–304Labanen, S.S.–291Lacsamana, M.S.–302Lacson, M.V.–295La Carlota Experiment Station–42La Jota Moncadeña–57Laguna–8, 54, 117, 119, 190, 240Laguna Academy–50Laguna de Bay–80, 216, 309Laguna Institute–50Lake Fisheries Research Institute–

310Lambio, A.L.–199Lampe, Klaus–141Lamug, C.B.–173Lansigan, Nicolas P.–90Lansigan, F.P.–206, 303Lantican, C.B.–125, 257, 304Lantican, D. M.– 124, 129, 131, 162Lantican, R.M. – 108, 157, 181, 218,

305Lantin, R.M.–175Lapis, A.B.–305Lapitan, R.L.–191, 257Lapitan, P.G.–258Lasap, S.L.– 142Lauan Circle–130Laude, R.P. – 156Laurel, F.C.–295Laysa, F.D.–294Lazo, J.O.S.–297LBSC–167LBSCFI–285LCC–197Leaf color chart–197Learning Resource Center–173Ledyard, Edgar M.–12, 14Legaspi, E. C. – 142, 172, 173Levine, G. – 143Leviste, F.–119Lewis, A.B.–119Leyte–80LFRI–310LGUs–250, 254Library building–173Librero, Felix–236, 245, 291, 314

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Librero, Florentino–174, 207, 292Life Sciences–172LiliwLim, R.T.–306Lit, I.–178Livestock Royale–286Lizada, C.C.–179LLP–274Lobo, Batangas–54Locust plague–8Logging–4Logging engineering–131Lopez, F.R.–295Lopez, S. P. – 164, 165Los Baños – 12, 14, 16, 27, 32, 36,

38, 39, 40,48, 50, 77, 80, 131,138, 142, 143, 208

Los Baños bush sitao–113Los Baños Cantonese chicken–70Los Baños Computer Center–142Los Baños Economic Garden – 166Los Baños Orchid Society–230Los Baños Science Community –

167Los Baños Science Community

Foundation, Inc.–285Loyalty Day–69, 230Loyalty Day Ball–100Loyola, J.O.–206Lozada, E.P.–175, 303LRC–173Lucero, C.F.–294Lumbang–126Lumber waste–97Lustria, U.M. – 149Luzon–39

M. philippica–110M. erythrophylla–110MA in Sociology–212Mabesa, Calixto–48, 49, 54, 87, 94,

124Mabesa, R.C.–201, 269Macapagal, Eva–132MacArthur, General Douglas–80

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Madamba, J.C. – 155, 166, 167, 168,303

Magallona, E.D.–304Magsaysay, L.–118Main Agronomy building–106, 107Maintenance and other operating

expenses–264Majayjay–12Makiling Botanic Gardens–124Makiling Botanical Garden–126, 130Makiling Center for Mountain

Ecosystems –258, 274Makiling Echo–50Makiling Forest Reserve–54Makiling National Botanical

Garden–54Makiling National Park–54, 55, 126Makiling School–78Malab, S.C.–303Malabuho–126Malaria–50Malayang, III.B.S.–216, 217, 291Malaysia – 154Malnutrition–8Mamaril, J.–291Mamicpic, N. G. – 156Mamon, C.R.–295Mamon, C.M.O.–295Management of Agricultural and

Rural Development–248Mananghaya, E.K.–264Mananghaya, R.S.–248Mancebo, S.T.–246Mane, A.M.–294Maneja, C.–48Manila–16, 40, 77, 78, 83, 86, 228Manuel, M.F.–209Manza, A.–87Mapa, P.–94Marcos, F. E. – 157, 163, 164, 165,

188, 194, 202Marcos, I.–132MARD–248Mariano Marcos Memorial State

University–290Mariano, S.M.–191Martial Law– 163, 166Martinez, M. R.–235Masangkay, J.S.–305

Mascariñas, R.D.–295Master of Agriculture–266Master of Forestry–48, 131Master of Information Technology–

266Master of Management–177Master of Professional Studies in

Land and Water ResourcesEngineering–266

Master of Public Administration–172

Master of Science–131Mathematics–172, 173Matias, J.M. – 149Matienzo, R.–121Matthews, D. M.–16MCME–258Mcrae, I.D. – 148Medina, F.–168McCreery, J.L.–92Medina, J.R.–183, 253Medina Jr., S.I.–121, 247Mendiola, N.–73, 76Mendoza, D.B.–179Medrano, W.–169Menzalves, F.–105Merca, F.E.–203Mercado, B.T.–205MF–94Michigan State University–25, 175Microbiology–172, 204MM Development Management–

246MMSU – 167Modified Atmosphere Packaging–

179Molawin Creek–14, 40, 66, 80Molawin Mess Hall–40Molecular Biology–204Molecular Biology and

Biotechnology Laboratories–276

Molina, A.B.–297Momoñgan,V.G.–304Mondoñedo, J.–105Mondoñedo, L.R.–100Monopoly–6, 7Monsalud, F.C.–197Monsalud, M.R.–133, 135

Montana State University–48, 49Montemayor, J.M.–247Montemayor, Z.–292Montenegro, C.C.–295MOOE.–264Morado, F.C.–306Morinda citrifolia Linn.–221Mosaic disease–42Mount Banahaw–27Mount Makiling–10, 12, 13, 16, 27,

30, 54, 64, 310Mount Makiling National Park–34Mount Pinatubo–228Moving-up Day–56MPAf Educational Management–

246MPS-FNP–214MPS Food and Nutrition Planning–

214MS Agricultural Economics–177MPS Agricultural Engineering–242MPS Educational Management–246MPS Environment and Natural

Resource Management–216MS Agricultural Engineering–242MS Applied Nutrition–174, 214MS Environmental Science–216MS Environmental Studies–216MS Family Resource Management–

174MS in Meteorology–213MS in Wildlife Studies–266MS National Resources

Conservation–266MS in Soil Chemistry–228Mulberry–4Muñoz, Nueva Ecija–218Museum of Natural History–178Mussaenda philippica A. RichMutual Security Agency –106, 114Mycogro–251Myers, W.I.–111

Narciso, P.–292Naldoza, A.–121NARIC–114

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Narra–49Nash, Royal F.–16Nasipit Lumber Co.–86Nasol, R. L.–247, 249National Artist–68, 69National Cooperative Rice and Corn

Improvement Program–114National Crop Protection Center–

182, 225, 280National Economic Council–96National Economic Development

Authority–150National Guard–32National Institute of Biotechnology

and Applied Microbiology–188National Museum–54National Plant Genetic Resources

Laboratory–212, 213, 276National Research Network –168National Rice and Corn

Improvement Corporation–114National Science and Technology

Authority–194National Science Development

Board–194National Seed Industry Council–219National Training Center for Rural

Development–207National Transmission

Corporation–284National Young Scientist Award–

236National Yunlin University of

Science and Technology–284Navarro, R.L.–245Navasero, H.C.–296NCPC–182, 196, 269, 276, 280NEC-AID–125NEC-ICA–114NEC-ICA scholarships–109NEDA–150, 222Neer, Lester–36Negros Occidental–12, 57Negros Oriental–39New People’s Army – 162NGOs–220, 229, 250, 254Nitroplus–188North Carolina A and T University–

284

Novero, E. –108Novero, S.M.–296Novero, W.–108NPA–162NRN–168NSDB–194NSTA–194NTCRD–207Nueva Ecija–8, 12Nuevo, P.A.–179Nutmeg–4Nutritionist-Dietician of the Year–

236

OASH–275Obedoza, R.B.–248Obien, S.R.–218, 219, 303Ocampo, V.R.–269Ocfemia, G.O.–104Office of Anti-Sexual Harassment–

275Office of Business Affairs–138Office of Extension and

Publications–116Office of Parks and Wildlife–126Office of Public Relations–213Olivares, F.P.–293ONAPUP–255Onate, B.T. –105, 235Onate, L.U.–307Oppenfeld, H. von –11, 158Organization of the Non-academic

Personnel of UP–255Orillo, F. T. – 105, 156, 162, 268Oryctes rhinoceros L.-24Osmeña, S.–19Outstanding Agricultural

Engineers–236Outstanding Graduate Award–236Outstanding Physician in

Community Service Award–236Outstanding Veterinarian in

Education Award–236OVCI–275OVCRE–267

O

PP.D. 936–182Pablico, S.M.–306Pacardo. E.P.–216, 217PACD–118Pacific Ocean–80Pacificador Jr., A.Y.–244Padolina, C.D.–203, 213, 312, 314Padolina, W.G.–189, 293, 297PAFERN–232Paguirigan, D.B.–294Palad, O.A.–236, 302Palao, M.–292Palawan National Agricultural

College–222Paller, E.C.–302Palma Bridge–64, 66Palmquist, E.–108Pampanga–8, 50, 228Pampanga Sugar Co. Ltd.–42Pancho, J.–178, 305Pandacan–36Panganiban, D.F.–293Paningbatan Jr., E.P.–269Panopio, R.G.–206Pantas Award–219, 236Pantastico, E.B–179PAO–212Paris, T.B.–177Paris, T.R.–305PARRFI R&D Awards – 167Pateros duck industry–35Pathology-Entomology Laboratory building–36Paulino, L.–105, 109Payawal, P. C.–173, 205Payne, W. J. – 148PCAR–168, 194PCARRD–219, 222, 299, 301PCARRD Pantas Award–169PCARRD Sinag Award–169PCARRD Tanglaw Award–169PCSPE–164PD 48 - 166P.D. 936–182PD 1559–190Pelmictrol–188, 251Peñalba, F.F.–199Peñalba, L.M.–247

Peñas, N.–48Peneyra, R.S.–209Pentoney, R. E.–96Pepper–4Peralta, E.O.–191Peredo, B.–108Perez, Jr., C. B.–168, 185, 208, 268,

293Perilla, M.V.–177PESAM–216, 228Peta–116PFEN–269Pflueger, Otto W.–48, 50PhD Agricultural Economics–177PhD Agricultural Engineering–242PhD BiotechnologyPhD Community Education–246PhD Environmental Science–216PhD Extension Education–246PhD Genetics–138PhD Molecular Biology and

Biotechnology–266Philamin–70, 71Philippine Agriculturist–76Philippine Agriculturist and

Forester–22, 26Philippine Agroforestry Education

and Research Network–232Philippine Assembly–16Philippine Association of Forestry

Colleges, Inc.–269Philippine Bureau of Forestry–16Philippine Carabao Program – 167Philippine Council for Agricultural

Research (PCAR) – 166, 167Philippine Council for Agriculture,

Forestry, and NaturalResources Research and Development (PCARRD) – 167

Philippine Council of USAID –106,114

Philippine Country LifeAssociation–100

Philippine Forestry EducationNetwork, Inc. –269

Philippine government – 57, 148Philippine Junior Chamber of

Commerce (JAYCEE) – 157Philippine legislature–33

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Philippine Medical School–12Philippine National Guard–32Philippine Normal School–12, 14, 36,

60Philippine Pegasus–238Philippine Rice Research Institute–

218Philippine Women’s University–100Philippines – 35, 57, 65, 150Philippine-US War Damage Funds–

100PhilRice–218, 219Philsoy – 143, 145PHTRC–179, 269Physical Education–105Physical Sciences building–20, 29,

66, 260Physical Sciences–15, 173Physics–172, 173Pick and Pay Garden–286Pili Drive–64Piñol, A.A.–221Plant Biology–204Plant Breeding–105, 111Plant Pathology–61, 104, 105Plant Physiology–60, 105Plant Physiology Laboratory

building–20, 29PMCP Awards–236Pollisco, F.S.–125, 221, 303POs–229, 250Ponce, E. –267Pordesimo, A.N.–109Portillo, R.–127Postharvest Horticulture Training

and Research Center–179Poultry Avenue–100Poultry Science–104, 105Presidential Assistant for

Community Development–118Presidential Commission to Survey Philippine Education – 163, 164Presidential Decree No. 58 – 165Princeton University–172Proclamation No. 106–54Producers Market–287Program on Environmental Science

and Management–216, 228

Proud, D.M.–111PSAS Awards–236PSB Rc16–219PSM Distinguished

Microbiologist–236Psychology–105Psychosocial Month–283Pterocarpus spp.–50Pterocarpus vidalianus Rolfe–49Public Affairs Office–212Pulp and Paper Production–97Pulp and Paper Research and

Training Center–133

Quebral, F.C. – 147, 306Quebral, N.–117Queen Sirikit–110Quezon, Manuel L.–32, 49, 57, 72Quezon–240Quimbo, L.–108Quimio, T.H.–302Quinine–50Quintana, V. U.–121, 298Quisumbing, Eduardo–54Quisumbing, Edgardo–184, 293

R. Hidalgo Street–12RA 3523–126Rabina, R.R.–292Racelis, A.–48RACO–222Radyo DZLB–222Ralstonia solanacearum–204Ramai–70Ramirez, D. A. – 147, 156, 235, 259Ramirez, T.J.–189Ramon Magsaysay Award–185Ramos, F. V.–240Ranchers’ Club–99, 100Ranger course–89Ranit, G.O.–109Rapera, R.B.–298

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Rapid Rural Systems Appraisal–217Rasco, E.T.–181, 304Raymundo, A.K.–173, 205Raymundo, M.–109Rayos, A.A.–303Razal, R. A.–257, 259RCPCC–158Reaño, M.M.P.–275Rebugio, L. L.–190, 256, 257Reforestation–50Regional Applied Communication

Office–222Regional Training Centers for Rural

Development–207Regional Training Program on

Food and Nutrition Planning–214

Reinking, Otto A.–38REPS–252, 255, 275Republic Act No. 352–94Republic Act No. 989–95Research Management Center–194Research, extension and

professional staff–252, 255Resma, P.W.–306Resurreccion, A.N.–243Revilla Jr., A.V.–125, 190, 257, 297Revitalized General Education

Program–266Reyes, E. D. – 147, 197Reyes, S.G.–178RGEP–266Rice–218Rice and Corn Production

Coordinating Council – 158Rice shortage–8Rimando, L.C.–302Rivera Jr., L.M.–306Rizal–8, 12. 117, 190, 240Rizal Centenary Carillon–238Rizal Pro Patria Award–236Robles, A.V. – 148Robinson, M.E.–111Rockefeller Foundation – 103, 108,

138, 139, 147Rodent Research Center–182Rola, A.C.–246, 249Rola, F.–87

Rola, L.–121Roldan, E.–87Roman, E.R.–291RMC–194Roosevelt Jr., Theodore–54Roperos, N.–293Rosario, E. L. -142, 196, 197, 295Rosario, E.A.–221ROTC cadets–77ROTC hunters–80Rothschild, G.–141Roxas, D.B.–199Roxas, M. L.–22, 26, 39, 294Roxas, N.P.–199, 269Royal Forest Department of

Thailand–135Royal palms–34, 72RRC–182RRSA–217RTCRD–207Rural High School–63, 100, 107, 237

Sacay, F.M.–104Sacay, O.J. – 150, 293Saguiguit, F.F.–294Saguiguit, G..F. – 154, 174Saguiguit, S.C.–174Sajise, P. E.-142, 155, 173, 174, 217,

297Sakdalistas–78Salvaging staff–83Salvosa, Felipe–48Samahang Nayon – 120Samonte, A.–172, 174, 188, 208Sampaguita Garland Festival–101San Agustin, G.–36, 209San Juan, M.–108, 109San Luis, F. – 158Sanchez, F. F.–182, 183Sandoval, A.R.–298Sandoval, P.R.–121, 177, 178, 247,

249Sangalang, R.–291Santillana, C.P.–250Santos, B.–292

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Santos, C. R.–100Santos, F. O.–78, 104, 114Santos, H.J.–292Santos, I.–109Santos, S.–108Saplaco, S. R.–256, 257SAVE-FARMS–197SBY98–43School-in-the-Air – 148School of Agriculture–12School of Environmental Science

and Management –216School of Fine Arts–12School of Forestry–27, 34, 49, 50,

51, 52, 54, 56, 57, 65, 72, 77, 78,82, 83, 86, 87, 90, 94, 96

Schwartz, B.–36Science Orientation I–173Science Orientation II–173Science Teaching Using Distance Instruction–213Science, Technology and Society–

212SEANAFE–233SEARCA– 20, 164, 174, 194Second World War–54Secretary of Public Instruction–12,

70Seed and Harvest Laboratory and

Silk Culture House–20, 29Selective logging–120Seniors’ Social Garden–230, 261Serrano, E.P.–179Serrano, S.C.–294SESAM–216, 217Sevilla, M.–105Shallow tubewell –272, 273Shallow tubewell irrigation– 176Shealy, A. S.–36, 209Sherfesee, Forsythe–48Siam–40SIDA–192Silk–4Silva, A. L. – 164, 165Silvics–16Silviculture–87, 96Sinag-Buhay Award–236Sinco, L.G.–291

Singapore–32Sison, E. C.– 145, 298Sison, Jesus–100Sison, Jerome –249Sison, O. F. – 100, 109, 117, 147, 156,

307Socialized Tuition and Financial

Assistance Program–255Social laboratory – 154Society of Filipino Foresters–132Soil Science–104, 111Soil Science department–106Soils building–67Solivas, E.S.–244Soliven, M.V.–294Soria, A.L.–248Soriano, D.–87Soriano, F.–133South America–6Southern Tagalog Agriculture and

Resources Research andDevelopment Consortium –222,299

Southeast Asia Co-prosperitySphere–78

Southeast Asian Regional Centerfor Graduate Study andResearch in Agriculture – 154

Southeast Asian Network onAgroforestry Education–233

Spain–4Spanish government–6Spanish regime–4Spavin–36Spices–4Springer, A.–56Stanford University–25St. Therese Chapel–80, 100Sta. Cruz–78Sta. Cruz Upland Growers’

Association–233Sta. Iglesia, Jesus–121, 247Sta. Romana, C.O.–296STARRDEC–222, 299State universities and colleges–207State University of New York

(SUNY)–96, 124Statistics–105, 172

Steinkraus, K. H. –144STFAP–255Sterculia oblongata–127Sto. Tomas, P.A.–293Student barrio–14Student Union – 14, 166STUDI–213STS–212STW–272, 274STWIP–274Subsistence agriculture–4SUCs–207, 215, 254, 308SUGA–233Sugar–4Sugar centrals–39Sugar technology–39Sulit, C.–86Sulit, M.–48, 54Sumalde. A.C.–178Surigao–86Swaminathan, M.S.–141Swaminathan Outstanding R&D

Awards–167Swedish International

Development Authority–192Syracuse University–48, 49, 94, 97Systematics–172

Tabanao, P.L.–306Tablante, N. B.–100, 105, 121, 294Tabora Jr., P.C.–298Tabujara, E.G.–212Taho – 145talahib–4, 10, 14Talatala, R.L.–247Talavera, M.T.M.–215Tamesis, F.–48, 54, 57, 86, 87, 295Tamolang, F.–87, 125, 133, 134Tan, Vital–93Tanco, A. – 125, 163, 164, 166Tanglaw Award–219Tantoco, J.P.W.–307Tarlac–6, 228Tavanlar, E.J.–297TCP–218, 219

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Teacher pensionados–14TEAM Spirit–280Technical Cooperation Project–218Technology Demonstration and

Production Plots–286Technology Livelihood Resource

Center-189Tempongko, C.–26Ten Outstanding Young Men –

157, 301Ten Outstanding Young Science

Researchers–236Ten Outstanding Young

Scientists–301Teodoro, A.–70Tesoro, F.O.–125, 133, 293Tetangco, F. B. – 166Thailand – 154Tjeremas–116TLRC–189Tobacco–6, 7Tobacco House–21, 36Tobacco plant–6Tobacco war–6Tolentino, D. B.–235Tolentino, G.–68Tomboc, C.C.–221, 303Tongson, M.S.–302Topacio, Jr., T.M.–209Torres, C.S.–245Town-and-Gown Program–212ToxicologyTOYM – 167, 301TOYS–301Track and field events–38Trade liberalizationTraining and Education Report No.

51Training and Technology Center–

286Training Center for Tropical

Resources and EcosystemsSustainability–193, 258, 259

TRANSCO–284TREES–193, 258, 259Trichogramma parasitoids–182Tuazon, A.G.–174, 215Tubigan 7–219

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Tuntungin Hill–54, 80Turalba, V.S.M.–275Turk, K.L.–111Typhoon Milenyo–281

UAP–232UFC–283UFS–283Ugnayan ng Pahinungod Program

of UPLB–252UHS–275Uichanco, L. B.–69, 76, 78, 100, 104,

110, 114, 117, 119, 138Umali, D.L. – 105, 110, 114, 138,

144, 146, 154, 155, 158, 162, 291,297

Umali, R.–294UNDF–148UNDP– 167United Nations Development

Fund– 148United States–49Universidad Cientifico-Leteraria de

Filipinas–72University athletic competitions–38University championship

competitions–38University Council–131University Food Center–282, 283University Food Service–283University Health Service–275, 277University of California at

Berkeley–284University of Hawaii Manoa–284University of Illinois–44University of Michigan–48University of Queensland–280University of Southern Mindanao–

290University of the Philippines–33,

48, 94, 126University of Washington–48University of Wisconsin–39, 60, 93,

97University Publications Office–212,

235

University Research and ExtensionCouncil–212

University Student Council–68UP – 126, 162, 213UP Board of Regents – 165, 172,

240, 256, 312UPCA – 70, 100, 102, 104, 108, 111,

113, 114, 129, 138, 142, 144, 146,147, 148, 150, 156, 157, 158, 162,163, 164, 172, 173, 184, 185,314

UPCA Administration building –151

UPCA Agricultural Engineeringbuilding – 153

UPCA Auditorium – 152UPCA-Cornell University Contract–

111, 142UPCA Infirmary – 153UPCA Library – 142UPCA Library building–106UPCA Physical Sciences building –

153UPCA Student Union – 152UP College of Agriculture–10, 228,

268UP College of Forestry–126UP College of Nursing–100UP College of Public

Administration–212UP– Cornell Graduate Education

Program –142, 146, 147UP Diliman – 164, 165, 172, 208, 212,

240UP Los Baños – 164, 240UP Manila–100, 101UP Open University–266, 312, 313UP Professional Awards–236UP Provident Fund–255UP Rural High School–261, 264, 265UP Sigma Beta Sorority Alumnae AssociationUPCF-Cornell University–96UPCO – 146UPLB – 68, 69, 164, 167, 172, 173,

188, 208, 212, 220, 222, 224, 228,230, 232, 246, 254, 264, 265, 267,270, 271, 272, 276, 280, 281, 282,

283, 284, 285, 299, 301, 308, 310,313, 314

UPLB Academic HeritageMonument–262, 268

UPLB Administration Building – 151UPLB Agroforestry Program–258UPLB Alumni Center–285UPLB Alumni Park–285UPLBAA–285UPLBCAAA–285UPLB Computer Center–212UPLB-DA-BAR RDE Network–267UPLB Foundation, Inc.–265UPLB Graduate School – 103, 156UPLB Health Services – 153UPLB Library–19, 29UPLB Pahinungod –253UPLB Program for Upland NGOs–

232UPLB Student Union – 152UPLB System One–284UPLB Var 2, 3 and 4 – 158UPOU–312, 313, 314UPOU Oblation–313UPUN–232UREC–212US War Damage Commission–87US–110US Agricultural Survey Mission–

102USAID – 120, 154, 188USM – 167

Valbuena, R.–133Valderama, O.M.–302Valdez, Juan Gonzales–4Valdez, C.A.–209Valera, C.–109Valmayor, R.L.– 168, 303Vapor Heat Treatment–179Varona, A.–105Vega Jr., M.R. – 147, 297Velasco, J. R.–105, 305Velasco, L.R. I.–183, 268, 280Velasco, T.–287Ventura, A.F. – 158

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Vergara, N.T.–108, 131, 297Veterans of the Revolution–50Veterinary Science buildings–37Veterinary Teaching Hospital–208VHT–179Viado, G.–105Victor, M.L.C.–306Villadolid, D.V.–294Villaflor, A.A.–125Villancio, V.T.–233Villanueva, L.–105Villanueva, M.R.–292Villareal, R. L. – 155, 181, 218, 240,

264, 268, 308Villegas, Fe K–100Villegas Hall–195.Villegas, V.–104Villegas, V.N.–181, 236Virata, E.T.–126Virginia Polytechnic State

University–284Visayas State University–290Vitex parviflora–50Vocational Education Act No. 3377VPV–188VSU – 167

Wagelie, E. G. – 148, 157Walde, J.I.R.F.–275Ward, A.R.–209Washington State University–284Washington, D. C.–93Wayne State University–172WCCS–275West Germany–125Whitford, H. N.–16Women’s Crisis Counseling

Service–275Women’s Dormitory–107, 153Wood Mechanics–97Wood Physics–124Wood Science building–130, 224Wood Science and Technology–128Wood Technology–88, 97, 124Wood Technology building–130World Bank – 150, 195, 208

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X

Y

Z

World War II–75, 77Writ of habeas corpus– 163

Xuan, Vo-Tong–306

York, T. L.–111Young Men’s Christian

Association–65Young, R. – 143Yulo, L.–112Yun Cho, Chae–303Yutuc, L.M.–209

Zabala, N.–125Zafaralla, M.T.–205, 302Zambales–8, 33, 228Zamboanga–76Zamora, J.F.–296Zamuco, G.–51, 87, 124, 129, 132Ziegler, R.–141Zoology–172Zubiri, J.M F.–293

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Acronyms

AB-Bachelor of Arts

ACA-Agricultural Credit Administration

ACAP-Association of Colleges of Agriculture in the Philippines

ACCI-Agricultural Credit and Cooperatives Institute

ACTETSME-APEC Center for Technology Exchange and Training in Small

and Medium-Scale Enterprises

AFMA-Agriculture and Fisheries Modernization Act

AMTEC–Agricultural Machinery Testing and Evaluation Center

APEC–Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation

ARDS–Agricultural and Rural Development Scholarship

ARI–Agrarian Reform Institute

ASEAN–Association of Southeast Asian Nations

ASPECTS–Agroforestry Support Program for Empowering Communities

Toward Self-Reliance

ATI–Agricultural Training Institute

BAgric–Bachelor of Agriculture

BAEx–Bureau of Agricultural Extension

BAO–Business Affairs Office

BARC–Barangay Agrarian Reform Committee

BIDA–Barangay Integrated Development Approach

BIDANI–Barangay Integrated Development Approach for Nutrition

Improvement

BIOMAT–Biodiversity Monitoring and Assessment Techniques

BIOTECH–National Institute of Biotechnology and Applied Microbiology

BMIS–Barangay Management Information System

BOR–Board of Regents

BPI1–Bureau of Plant Industry

BPI2–Bank of Philippine Islands

BS–Bachelor of Science

BSA–Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

BSCE–Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering

BSF–Bachelor of Science in Forestry

BSU–Benguet State University

BSWM–Bureau of Soils and Water Management

CALABARZON –Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal and Quezon

CARP–Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program

CAS–College of Arts and Sciences

CDC–College of Development Communication

CDEM–College of Development Economics and Management

CEAT–College of Engineering and Agro-industrial Technology

CEM–College of Economics and Management

CFED–Centre for Forestry Education Development

CFERDAP–Centre for Forestry Education, Research and Development for

Asia and Pacific Region

CGIAR–Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research

CHE–College of Human Ecology

CHED–Commission on Higher Education

CIAT–Centro Internacionale de Agricultura Tropical (International Center

for Tropical Agriculture)

CLSU–Central Luzon State University

CMU–Central Mindanao University

CPAf–College of Public Affairs

CPDS–Center for Policy and Development Studies

CPU–Central Philippine University

CSSP–Crop Science Society of the Philippines

CVM–College of Veterinary Medicine

DA–Department of Agriculture

DAAD–Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (German Academic

Exchange Service)

DA-BAE–Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Agricultural Extension

DA-BAR–Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Agricultural Research

DAERS–Department of Agricultural Education and Rural Studies

DANR–Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources

DBM–Department of Budget and Management

DBP–Development Bank of the Philippines

DENR–Department of Environment and Natural Resources

DFST–Department of Food Science and Technology

DOST–Department of Science and Technology

DT/C–Drying Tunnel/Chamber

DTRI–Dairy Training and Research Institute

DVM–Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

ECA–Economic Cooperation Agency

EDPITAF–Education Projects Implementing Task Force

EENP–Environmental Education Network of the Philippines

EHWD–Extended Hot Water Dip

EO–Executive Order

ERDB–Ecosystems Research and Development Bureau

ERDS–Ecosystems Research and Development Service

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ET–Embryo Transfer

FAO–Food and Agriculture Organization

FACOMA–Farmers’ Coop Marketing Association

FHDO–Farm and Home Development Office

FORI–Forest Research Institute

FORPRIDECOM–Forest Products Research and Industry Development

Commission

FPRDI–Forest Products Research and Development Institute

FS–Farming System

FSB–Finishing Spray Booth

FSSRI–Farming Systems and Soil Resources Institute

FST–Food Science and Technology

FSTP–Farmer-Scientist Training Program

FTLD–Furnace-type Lumber Dryer

FYDP–Five-Year Development Program

GE–General Education

GIS–Geographic Information Systems

GMO–Genetically Modified Organism

HAMIS–Health and Management Information System

IADA–Institute of Agricultural Development and Administration

IAE–Institute of Agricultural Engineering

IAF–Institute of Agroforestry

IARDS–Institute of Agrarian and Rurban Development Studies

IAS–Institute of Animal Science

IBS–Institute of Biological Sciences

ICA1–International Cooperation Administration

ICA2–International Coop Alliance

ICA-NEC–International Cooperation Administration-National Economic

Council

ICE–Institute of Community Education

ICO–Internal Control Office

ICRISAT–International Crops Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics

IDMG–Institute of Development Management and Governance

IESAM–Institute of Environmental Science and Management

IFC–Institute of Forest Conservation

IFST–Institute of Food Science and Technology

IGF–Insulin-like Growth Factor

ILARRDEC–Ilocos Agriculture and Resources Research and Development

Consortium

ILC–Interactive Learning Center

IMSP–Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Physics

INIBAP–International Network for the Improvement of Banana and

Plantain

INSAET–Institute of Agricultural Engineering and Technology

INTAPS–Integrated Academic Programs in the Sciences

IPB–Institute of Plant Breeding

IPM–Integrated Pest Management

IRNR–Institute of Renewable Natural Resources

IRRI–International Rice Research Institute

ISAAA–International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech

Applications

ISPPS–Institute of Strategic Planning and Policy Studies

JAYCEE–Philippine Junior Chamber of Commerce

JICA–Japan International Cooperation Agency

KKMI–Katipunan ng Kooperatiba ng Maggagatas, Inc.

LBSC–Los Baños Science Community

LBSCFI–Los Baños Science Community Foundation, Inc.

LCC–Leaf Color Chart

LFRI–Lake Fisheries Research Institute

LGU–Local Government Unit

LGUs–Local Government Units

LlB–Bachelor of Laws

LLP–Low Lift Pump

LRC–Learning Resource Center

MA–Master of Arts

MADECOR–Mandala Agricultural Development Corporation

MARD–Management of Agricultural and Rural Development

MCME–Makiling Center for Mountain Ecosystems

MF–Master of Forestry

MIT–Mindanao Institute of Technology

MM–Master in Management

MMSU– Mariano Marcos State University

MOOE–Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses

MPAf–Master in Public Affairs

MPS–Master of Professional Studies

MPS-FNP–Master of Professional Studies in Food and Nutrition Planning

MS–Master of Science

MSA–Mutual Security Agency

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NARIC–National Rice and Corn Improvement Corporation

NCPC–National Crop Protection Center

NEC–National Economic Council

NEDA–National Economic Development Authority

NGO–Non-government Organization

NPA–New People’s Army

NRN–National Research Network

NSDB–National Science Development Board

NSE–Non-sampling Errors

NSTA–National Science and Technology Authority

NTCRD–National Training Center for Rural Development

NU–National University

OASH–Office of Anti-Sexual Harassment

OIC–Officer-in-Charge

ONAPUP–Organization of the Non-academic Personnel of UP

OVCI–Office of the Vice Chancellor for Instruction

OVCRE–Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Extension

PACD–Presidential Assistant for Community Development

PAFERN–Philippine Agroforestry Education and Research Network

PAO–Public Affairs Office

PARRFI–Philippine Agriculture and Resources Research Foundation, Inc.

PCAR–Philippine Council for Agricultural Research

PCARRD–Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural

Resources Research and Development

PCR–Polymerase Chain Reaction

PCSPE–Presidential Commission to Survey Philippine Education

PD–Presidential Decree

PESAM–Program on Environmental Science and Management

PFEN–Philippine Forestry Education Network

PhD–Doctor of Philosophy

PHILCUSA–Philippine Council of USAid

PHTRC–Postharvest Horticulture Training and Research Center

PMCP–Pest Management Council of the Philippines

PO–Peoples’ Organization

PSAS– Philippine Society of Animal Science

PSM–Philippine Society of Microbiologists

R&D–Research and Development

RACO–Regional Applied Communication Office

RCPCC–Rice and Corn Production Coordinating Council

RDE–Research, Development and Extension

REPS–Research, Extension and Professional Staff

RF–Rockefeller Foundation

RGEP–Revitalized General Education Program

RMC–Research Management Center

ROTC–Reserve Officers’ Training Corps

RRC–Rodent Research Center

RRSA–Rapid Rural Systems Appraisal

RTCRD–Regional Training Center for Rural Development

S&T–Science and Technology

ScD–Doctor of Science

ScM–Master of Science

SCU-NGO–State Colleges and Universities- Non-government Organization

SEANAFE– Southeast Asian Network on Agroforestry Education

SEARCA–Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and

Research in Agriculture

SESAM–School of Environmental Science and Management

SIDA–Swedish International Development Authority

STARRDEC–Southern Tagalog Agriculture and Resources Research and

Development Consortium

STFAP–Socialized Tuition and Financial Assistance Program

STS–Science, Technology and Society

STUDI–Science Teaching Using Distance Instruction

STW–Shallow Tube Well

STWIP–Shallow Tube Well Irrigation Project

SUCs–State Universities and Colleges

SUGA–Sta. Cruz Upland Growers’ Association

SUNY–State University of New York

TCP–Technical Cooperation Project

TLRC–Technology Livelihood Resource Center

TOYM–Ten Outstanding Young Men

TOYW–Ten Outstanding Young Women

TOYS–Ten Outstanding Young Scientists

TRANSCO–National Transmission Corporation

TREES–Training Center for Tropical Resources and Ecosystems

Sustainability

UAP–UPLB Agroforestry Program

UFC–University Food Center

UFS–University Food Service

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UHS–University Health Service

UN–United Nations

UNDF–United Nations Development Fund

UNDP–United Nations Development Program

UPCA–University of the Philippines College of Agriculture

UPCF–University of the Philippines College of Forestry

UPCO–UP-Cornell Graduate Education Program

UPLB–University of the Philippines Los Baños

UPLBAA–University of the Philippines Los Baños Alumni Association

UPLB-CA–University of the Philippines Los Baños-College of Agriculture

UPLB-DA-BAR RDE–University of the Philippines Los Baños-Department

of Agriculture-Bureau of Agricultural Research-Research,

Development and Extension

UPOU–UP Open University

UP–University of the Philippines

UPUN–UPLB Program for Upland NGOs

UREC–University Research and Extension Council

USA–United States of America

USAID–United States Agency for International Development

USM–University of Southern Mindanao

VAC–Visayas Agricultural College

VHT–Modified Vapor Heat Treatment

ViSCA–Visayas State College of Agriculture

VSU–Visayas State University

WCCS–Women’s Crisis Counseling Service

YMCA–Young Men’s Christian Association

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1. UPLB Colleges and Schools

CADr. Candida B. Adalla and staff

CASDr. Asuncion K. RaymundoMr. Edwin N. Camaya

CDCDr. Cleofe S. TorresMs. Fe BalinosMs. Greche Cepillo

CEATDr. Victor B. EllaEng. Marife R. Santiago

CEMDr. Liborio S. Cabanilla and staff

CHEDr. Sue Liza SaguiguitMs. Daisy LampayanDr. Marison R. Dy

CFNRDr. Ramon A. RazalMs. Maybel T. Yonzon

Acknowledgement

Ms. Aileen S. PeriaMs. Lilia T. TolentinoMs. Corazon C. JalotlotMs. Editha R. Sazon

CPAfDr. Agnes C. RolaMs. Beth de los Reyes ClementeMs. Eileen M. MaminoMr. Danilo G. Reforma

CVMDr. Conrado A. ValdezMs. Baby RomeroMs. Rizza Estadola

Maquiling School Mrs. Myrna C. de Roma and staff

SESAMDr. Ma. Victoria O. Espaldon Mr. Pol Q. Veluz

UPRHSProf. Liza CarascalMs. Annie Anenias

Ugnayan ng Pahinungod Dr. Jose R. Medina

UPLB Graduate SchoolDr. Ernesto V. CarpioMs. Consorcia O. BrionesMs. Lilia A. Banalo

2. UPLB Research Institutes andCenters

ACCIDr. Eulogio T. CastilloMs. Inda Manese

Agricultural Systems Cluster (formerlyFSSRI)

Dr. Rodrigo B. BadayosMs. Filma CalaloDr. Rectorino Escobin

Animal and Dairy Science Cluster(formerly IAS)

Dr. Ninfa P. RoxasDr. Domingo RoxasDr. Nenette de CastroProf. Oliver AbantoMr. Jed YebronMs. Consuelo Amor EstrellaMs. Jenny ClaveriaMs. Dei NatividadMr. Bobby Sandoval

A year ago, this coffee table book was just a dream. At the end of the Production Team’s work, we can say the end-productexceeded our expectations because in the beginning, we were expecting to have 270 pages with about 500 pictures. As it turned out, wehave a book of over 300 pages with more than 1,000 pictures.

This book would not have been possible without the help of more than 120 people who provided assistance to the Production Teamin one way or another. To all of them, particularly the Deans of different colleges, the Directors of different research institutes and centers,and the Heads of national and international organizations in Los Baños, as well as their most helpful staff, we are deeply indebted and mostgrateful.

Below is the list of those who deserve our heartfelt gratitude:

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Ms. Myrna GalangMs. Olive Emata

ATIDr. Danilo P. OchoaMs. Angela S. AmolozaMs. Mariel Celeste A. CortezMr. Rolando V. Maningas

BIOTECH Dr. Ida F. Dalmacio Ms. Lerma Moran

ERDB Dr. Marcial C. Amaro, Jr. and

staff

FDC Dr. Renato L. Lapitan

Ms. Enalyn P. MartinezIrene P. BondadJuanito A. Alip

Food Science Cluster (formerly IFST)Dr. Reynaldo C. MabesaProf. Dennis Marvin Santiago

Ms. Dory de Villa Ms. Lydia Sanchez

FPRDIDr. Florence P. SorianoMs. Nina AlcachupasMr. Medardo CentenoMr. More SantanderMr. Audel MosteiroMr. Sherwin Lalap

IAEDr. Arsenio N. Resurreccion andstaff

IAFDr. Wilfredo M. CarandangMs. Pensie TubigMs. Reineleen Reyes

IARDSDr. Linda PeñalbaMs. Doris AquinoMs. Flordeliz SanchezMs. Sarah PeraltaMs. Riza Traumata

IBSDr. Cleofas S. Cervancia and staff

ICDr. Maxima E. FlavierMs. Maribel I. Menguito

ICEDr. Josefina T. DizonFrancisca O. Tan

ICSProf. Concepcion L. KhanProf. Paul PrantillaZenaida M. Lustria

IDMGDr. Aser B. JavierMs. Lennie de los Reyes

IHNFDr. Ma. Antonia G. TuazonMs. Lorna O. Garcia

IMSPProf. Genaro A. CuaresmaProf. Marvin U. HerreraProf. Nelson AltoverosMr. Dave Alcantara

IPBDr. Jose HernandezMs. Nene PiamonteDr. Matilde V. Maunahan

IRNRDr. Arturo SA. CastilloProf. Cristino L. TiburanProf. Rogelio T. AndradaMs. Myrla B. Palijon

ISProf. Roselle V. ColladoProf. Nellwyn M. LevitaMs. Marilyn T. Sanchez

ISPPSDr. Aser B. Javier and staff

MBGFor. Robert P. Cereno

MCMEDr. Portia LapitanMs. Erlinda N. RebugioMs. Aniceta Daisy D. Estrellado

MNHDr. Ireneo I. Lit, Jr.Mr. Fausto Juanillas

NCPCDr. Jose Medina

TREESMrs. Corazon A. CalimagMs. Liza Malabanan

UHSDr. Ma. Victoria TurralbaDr. Myla Aveña

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3. National and International Organizations in UPLB

IRRIDr. Robert Ziegler and staff

PCARRDDr. Patricio S. Faylon and staff

SEARCADr. Arsenio M. Balisacan and staff

PhilRiceDr. Leocadio Sebastian and staff

UPOUDr. Grace J. Alfonso and staff

16. Dean Faustino T. Orillo17. Dr. Rafaela Calendacion18. Mr. Risanty J. Lonto19. Ms. Daisy B. Diola20. Mr. Frank A. Hilario21. Dr. Rosendo K. Palis22. Ms. Ellen Racelis of PFEN23. Office of the Chancellor staff24. Office of Public Relations staff25. The Records Management

Office staff26. UPLB Main Library staff

4. Others:

1. Dr. Elpidio L. Rosario2. Mr. Frank C. Cornejo3. Dr. Raul de Guzman4. Dr. Nelia Gonzales5. Dr. Jose R. Velasco6. Chancellor Rey Luis I. Velasco7. Dr. Emil Q. Javier8. Dr. Celestino Habito9. Dr. Lucrecio Rebugio10. Dr. Florentino O. Tesoro11. Dr. Napoleon T. Vergara12. Dean Gregorio Zamuco13. Dr. Emiliana N. Bernardo14. Dr. Dinah Pura T. Depositario15. Dr. Romulo del Castillo

We wish to express our sincere apologies to those whose names we missed to include in the list.

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The Author

FERNANDO APELO BERNARDO was born in Cabagan, Isabela, but grew up in Sta. Cruz, Laguna, Philippines. He holds theB.S. Agriculture degree (1955) and the M.S. degree (Plant Breeding, 1958) from the University of the Philippines, and the PhD degree(Genetics, 1962) from the North Carolina State University, U.S.A.

At the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB), Bernardo was a faculty member in Plant Breeding and Industrial Crops(1955-72), Professor of Horticulture (1972-74), Acting Director of Business Affairs (1971), Director of Graduate Studies (1969-73),and Dean of the College of Agriculture (1973-72). Outside UPLB, he was Deputy Director General, Philippine Council for AgriculturalResearch (1972-73), President of the Visayas State College of Agriculture (ViSCA) (1974-84), President, Asian Association of Agri-cultural Colleges and Universities (AAACU) (1982-86); President, Asian Association of State Colleges and Universities (PASUC)(1981-82), Director, SEARCA (1984-87). Deputy Minister of Education (1984-86); and Deputy Director General for InternationalPrograms of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) (1987-1997).

Bernardo is a recipient of the Ten Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) Award in Genetics (1966), Rizal Pro Patria Award for educa-tional administration (1980); Most Outstanding Agricultural Educator of the Year (1978); PANTAS Award for Research Administration(1982), and Most Distinguished UPLB Alumnus Award (1986). He received a medal from Vietnam for helping in increasing riceproduction in that country.

In 2005, the author thought that somebody must write a complete history of UPLB as a contribution towards the centennial celebra-tion of the institution. With the encouragement and support of Dr. Elpidio Rosario, the UPLBAA President, the author spent the year2006 in reviewing 100 years of written and unwritten accounts of UPLB’s development, and then wrote a draft of the history bookentitled 100 Milestones in UPLB’s history.

Chancellor Luis Rey I. Velasco who had a chance to read the first draft of the book wrote:

The book draws our attention to both well known as well as previously unknown historical events and interestingstories about UPLB and the people behind them. As we turn its pages, we get glimpses and snippets of the chal-lenges that faced our pioneer academicians and how they blazed trails, prepared and cultivated the grounds uponwhich UPLB now stands – a strong foundation upon which we continue to build. We see more vividly the manyfaces of our rich, colorful and exciting history. It helps us appreciate what it has taken to raise UPLB from itslowly birth and nurture it to maturity and grandeur in its 100 years.

This coffee table book is based on the history book described by Chancellor Velasco. Aware that most people prefer to browsethrough colorful pages with pictures rather than read details of history in black and white, the author, with UPLBAA support, decided toproduce this coffee table book.

This book is humbly dedicated to all the pioneers, administrators, faculty members, employees, students, alumni, and friends ofUPLB who, in one way or another, helped in molding this great institution.

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