University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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T II li S V II O O L O F E II r 4 A T I O X OLIX S. M TES 1 )ni n T HE SCHOOL OF EDUCAIIOX, luackd In IXan Olin S. Lutes, has a teach- in faculty of twelve, eight of whom are critic teachers. There are 76 en- rolled in the school, 68 of these being candidates for either the degree of Bachelor 1)1 Arts 01 I hi ' Bacheloi of .Science in Education. Through this school all Univer- sity students in regular standing are able to obtain a secondary state teaching certificate after ha iiig tompleted specified re(iiiireinents. Jaclctnail. Ctladliourne. Lutes. Wilson. Crawford

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LlKlTFAAXr ClOLONEL Al-COTT l.IEl! I. COLONEL ROBERT K. ALCOTT I ' loltssDi nl Miliiaiy Science and ladies and ConniKindin Oihcer ol the R.O.T.C. Unit C olonel Akoit. graduate of Lhiixersily of Miiniesota (LL.B. Degree), of Infantrv School at Fort Benning, Georgia, and of the Cioniniand and General School. Von Ix ( invorth, Lexas, came lo the L ' ni ersit in Mj ' jf). 31 I I. I T A K V I F A X T IK Y I X I T MAJOR IL RRV L. HENKLE Professor of Militar Science and Tactics , Major f-Ieiikle. graduate ol Inianirv School at Fc)rt Benning, Georgia, has been on Foreign Service, and R.O.T.C. duty in the west. He came to Maine in 1937 from Fort AVarren, Wvo- ming, and is coach of the Women ' s Rille Team. ALAJOR JAMES G. COOPER Professor of Military Science and Tactics Major C oojjer came lo .Maine in h);s8 from F ort Snelling, Minnesota. He is coach of Men ' s Rifle Team. Slaiiding Major Cooitr Sealed M KioK Hr Ki r