University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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Jo Trcfctlien is the man on the facul- ty who can tell yon about fossils and other of nature ' s strange creatures. I write on the blackboard with my left hand, and then I can watch the class, says Jo with his big broad grin. Mrs. Margaret Stocckeler is that cute little girl from Boston School Museum ■ of Fine Arts. She is usually found in the Art Gallery— hands covered with clay and daubs of paint spattered on her face. B iriue ol which. says Sciucaky Bennett as he holds the test tube high over his head, the results should com- pare. Bennett is an enthusiastic voUey- i)all ])layer, and his Bible is well known anion Phvsics students. MRS. stoec;keli;r rf l ■ V A I ■■ ■■ ' - B ' - ■■■ WKM Mm a1.. m . : Ta!P cx.vRLNca, ui:NM;rr

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MRS. .MAR MCl.lMOCK Charlie Merchant is that wonderful man win) |)icks up the gills Ironi the Elms earlv every moniinsj. He is oiit- slandini; for his good-natinedness. His main interests are in Agriiidtine. A good sense of hinnor and a sound kno vledge of economics and sociologv make Professor Kirshen a popular in- slruftor anion the students. I thought 1 was going to meet a class and not a convention, says Payson Smith. He fa ()rs progressive education in lodax ' s schools. Now. what have you all decided about this oner Mrs. Nystrom is a ery efficient seamstress, cook, and insirnctor. She is popidar as adviser to Chi Oiiuga Sol ' oi it . Mar .Mcl.intock, the |)retty brunelte insiriKtor in the Home Ec Clothing I)e- pariiiunt. demonstrates with ease the lechniiiue ol sewing a fine seam. MRS. DOROlll N ' ISIKOM r! J-