University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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Hi AN JOSEPH MURRAY Ar(N and Scienoes I ' hc College ()[ Aii and Sciences has undertaken the training of intelligent men and women toward a more complete citi enshijj, that thev niav be of service to their respective cdimiiunities and in- spire others towartl an enriched life of service. The College stresses ec]iially iiiilitarian. practical, and ciiliiiral oi)jec- 1 i es of life. This fall the College welcomed Joseph l. Murra back lo his lormti position as Dean. Mr. .Minray has been on lea e of absence for military diit . The College offers ciirriciihi in medi- cine, nursing, law, go ernmcnl, business, social work, and manv other subjects. It cooperates with the College of Educa- tion bv gi ing sjjecific iiaiiiing to pros- pective teachers. Front row: Cressey. Lamson. Kirsllen, Bennett, Petersun. Ellis, Murray. Dickinson, Kimball. Kunion, Speicher, Bailey, Stewart. Klein Second row: Lutwack, Hawley, Wence, Kingsbury, Flynn, Reynolds, Scamman, Heizer, Comegys, Oliver, Miles, Murphy, Coffin, Lucas, Ouinsey, Panunzio Third row: ' igneras, Gordon, .Adriance, Hardy, Davies, Piatt, Felch, Humes. Fuller. Crofutt, Haydon, Jeffrey, Glanville. Lamoreau. Jordan, Bryan

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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-

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Agriculture riic LlnixLisiiv ol Maiiu- was eslab- lishcd as the Sialt- ( olk ' m ' ol Auriciiliuic and I lie Mechanic Ails in 1S( ' )2. Giadii- all the cuiiicidum ckxcloprd into ihe present College ol Aoriciiltine with its exlensi e farm program. This Ciollege offers to oiing men and vomen an o|5- |M)rtiMiity to setiire a Ijioad education in tlie sciences and teclmicpies rehited to the major course they may elect to pursue. Dean Arthur L. Deering, a member of the University faculty since 1912, is in charge of the College. Professor Pearl S. Greene is Head of the Department of Home Economics. .At the spring semes- ter, there was a total of Ml students registered in the combined dcpariments. El r ilV H m.A i H H B K 1 DEAN ARTHUR L. DKKRING Front row: Elliott, Libby, Loring. Greene. Ashman. Deering, Shaw. Hitchner, Merchant. Smyth. Waring. Steinmetz Center row: Jones. Dirks, Nystrom, Stedman. Sweetman. McLintock. Felch. Musgrave. Snyder, Clapp. Hyland. Steinbauer, Chapman Back row: Culton. Howes, Dow, Smith. Dorsey, Hall. Giddings, Pedlow, Swift. Baker. Rich, Ogden