University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1907 Pkism Board wislies to express its sincere obligations to the fol- lowing persons for their hearty co-operation and aid in making up this book : The members of the faculty of all departments of the University. A KT : — Professor C. P. Weston, A. L. Grover, Mrs. R. K. Jones, T. H. Reynolds, W. H. Pickering, W. M. Hinkley, R. L. Hammond, E. H. Hussey, W. ,S. MacNamara, E. L. Toner, R. S. Sherman, E. A. Stanford J. N. Jewett, V. A. Hill, Miss S. S. Wakefield, R. K. Steward. Through a mistake Delta Mu has been placed in its wTong position in the list of fraternities in the order of their establishment at the T ' niversitj ' . Delta Mu belongs at the end of the list. Among Junior Class Honors, a nii.stake was made after the name of B. R. ConHL-ll, and should read Houlton High School.

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(llir |lrnfoi5m a George Emory Fellows, Ph. D.. L. H. D., hh- D. J irsidctit ami ' ro cssor of Jlislory. Born at Beaver nam, AVis., June 9, 1858 ; Lawrence I ' niver- sity. B. A., 1879: M. A., 188:;; Munich and Berne, 1888-90; Berne, Ph. D., 1890; Lawrence, L. H. D., 1902; Bowdoin, LL. D., 1902; Principal Kan Claire, Wis., Seminary, 1.879-80; Instructor Ryan Hii;h School, . ppleton. Wis., IS,s: -8 .i; Central His;h School, New Orleans, La., 188.5-88; Principal Aurora, 111., Hi;4h School, 1890-91 ; Professor of European History, University of Indiana, 1891-95; .Assistant Professor of Historj ' , University of Chicago, 1895-1901 ' ; President and Professor of History, University of Maine, 1902 — ; Contributor to . wtT raw yo?;r«a of Sociology, Educational Reviczc, and other educational period- icals; . uthor of Recent European History, Boston, 1902; Outline Studv of the Sixteenth Centurj ' , Chicago, 1895; Sec- retarv and Treasurer of tlic National Association of State Universities ; l K . Prexy ' s word is law in this University, so it is rather risky sayine things about him. He attained to some popularity last spring by relieving Carnegie of 550.000 in tainted money uitli which to build a library. He has many traits of character of which we do not ajiprove, but we think a few more years at Maine will make a thoroughbred of him. Merritt Caldwell Fernald, M. A., Ph. D., LL. D. litiu-rihis Pro c ' ssor of Philosophy. Born at South Levant, ISIc., May 2(), 1838; Bowdoin College, I ' ,. A., I.SBI ; M. A., 18(i4; Ph. D., 1881; LL. D., 1902; Graduate Study at Hars ' ard, WKi Principal of Gould ' s . cademy, Bethel, I8()3-iii4; Principal of Houlton Academy, lS()5-()6; Principal of I ' oxcroft Academy, 18()()-(i8; Professor of Mathematics and Act- ing President of Universitv of Maine, 18(i8-71; Professor of Physics, 1871-79; President lS79-9:i ; Professor of Philosophy, 189(i — ; formerly Fellow of .American .Association for the -Ad- vancement of Science ; nuinher of National Educational .As.so- ciation ; .American Social Science Associ.iliou ; + H K, K , A . . Were it not for I ' re. ie we fear that our engineers would many of them leave college with but ati iiill erlect preparation for their profession. We can imagine what a failure some of our Civils would be without this training in psychology. Logic and Pedagogy.