University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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clulics iliclmlc thu mln' ol' zlclviscl' to willing to give zlnv wmnzm stuck-nl zulvicc' Miss ECiililCi.xVilS0l1 has bccll Ilczm oi' XYm11c'11 ill llic University sinfc lflfil. Hu' XV.S.CQ.fX. and lo Ikllllivllcllic' cillllllfii. .Xsiclc iil'0lll hui' actual lille ul' duly, lkvzm XVilson, l1owc'vL'l'. is always rczuly and vcry rcllcclilig thc' licllclil ol' IICI' ycars ol' cxl IJCl'iClllkC. IDI-.AX I-.. C.. XX IIAOX IPIQAX OI' XVONHCX llli.-XX I.. S. CURB!-.'li'1' DIQAX Olf Ml-QX In l'il'iJl'll2ll'y. lllc' LvIliYL'lWSily of Mziiuc lost omi ol' its most l'z1ill1l'ul HllIIlilliSll'2l- tors. Dcan IJIIIICYI S. Co1'lx'll. HQ had lnccn Dean ol' Mon lim' nmrc Ihilll liflccn years, was ctlizlimiziii ol' thc H4-allh Scr- x ice. and had 110141lIl?lIly0Iili'l'ilIllJ0l'l2llll positions. His cluzuh was fall as El lX'l'S0ll21i loss lay cw-i'y sluclcm on czunpils. IIOI TSIC IDIRI'1C'I'ORH StzuniizigfMrs. Rhwxulcs, Mrs. Slurtcvam. Miss Oliva-r Scatm-dfMrs. Murray, Miss Hriggs. Miss Fr,ullniei', Mrs. llarrling 1' iii QQ: . Qi. 1-:F if . K, - ,EJ Drink I- to all the hap - py hours. Drink to the 9

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.-XR'l'lll'R A. HAVCK l'RliilllIiN'l' OF l'NlVliRSl'l'Y l It is lort tnatc that thc Class ol' 1916 has continued thc history of our fanipus without interruption, lor through this 1'ri.s'm wc shall prcscrvc thc history ol' anothcr war year. Students and lztculty haw worked together with line spirit so that the values upon which our civililatioii rests will be niaintainccl and advanced. NVhilc wc have carried on hcrc, our thoughts liavc been increasingly with those ol' our lcllowship who are bearing thc burdt-n ol' battle in thc far corners ol' thc worlcl. Klany will not return to us, but wc count our- sclrcs fortunate that they have lcft hcrc something ol' tlicinsclvcs that will always bc an inspiration to the incn and women of Maine. XVQ pltrdgc oursclves to carry on thc tradi- tions ol' thc Univcrsity which meant so much to them. :XRTIIUR A. Hfxrczk Prcsiclcnt F j,,,.-.,i113...A115iv -5 iii. ill .-..,-4,.., ..,.,W..,,-gii:i -fiigg., 'QW 51.151, ii 1iii'iiT' 'giggyflfllfllfi'-...'IIjLil.Qf'lIEf1ligli'lgT.f lQL1.fi..f .1i ?fPTl1i111iQ 'r W'fiT.F : fi Y'liIQ'f l 'Qlillffjllil 4 bf s4--W--isA-M.-fN--Lwi-HQQLWJLAE swwss A- vw '-Ufiw' --+ --it ,L , 'J V- iw a 'mm tat- 3 3 ttf XJ i Q fr' g'uin!....,.. Left ev - 'ry lily - itl lvluine num 3 s'ing,,, ..l.........i......,,,.. 1 8

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gGWL6Z0f7 The University is controlled by a Board ol' Trustees, consisting olf nine members. Seven ol' these mem- bers are appointed bv the Governor ol' the State, with the advice and consent, ol' the Council, for a term ol' seven years. One member is ap- pointed for three vears bv the Gov- ernor upon the nomination ol' the Alumni .'Xssoeiation. The Commis- sioner ol' Education is ex officio a member ol the Board. The Board ol' Trustees has supreme authority in all matters pertaining to the Uni- versity, and all policies applying to the University as a whole must be approved bv this group. MRS. NI.KYl5lil.I.R HASKICLI, BRONX ICDYVARD EVICRI-1'1'T CHASI N' I LLIANI S'l'OCKD.XI-li N I l'l l .PJ if care -less Hays! Drink.. to Maine,ourAl ma