University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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liauk ruvv: Trefethen. Taylor, Luca , Lcavitt, Gray, Libbey. Dow ( enter row: Sparrow, Jenness, Hill. Parsons, Bogan. Martin, LeCain Front row: Creamer, Bennett, Bryan, Bray, Evans, Watson, Douglass, Pragenian Tefliiiol4»; y The College of rechnologx Avas the line to profit most in its enrollnunt of ileian stiulents. Ihis spring 5()9 stu- dents registered, showing a large increase to that of prexioiis vears. VIk- College prox ides techniial instruc- tioti in chemistry, arious branches of engineering, engineering physics, and |nil|) and paper technology. Soon after its loiinding. the University of Maine was ( lassed nith leading technological schools in the l- ast on the basis ol ecpiip- iiuiu and instriiciion. Dean Paul Ciloke. who came lo ilie University in 1926, is Head ol the Col- lege. Cj ' ilian students graduating frotii ihe Clollege recei e the Bachelor of .Sci- ence desirec.

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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

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i — 1 I L-, L T m Siuiuiiiig ; Bennett. Douglass. Kimball Seated: Smith, Kendall. Jacknian, Smith E«luc ation TIk- School 111 Education was estab- lished in 1930 and developed as an out- t rowth of the College of Arts and Sci- ences. Its primar) ' purpose is to provide a means for all University students in regular standing to obtain a secondary sdiool state teaching certificate after hav- ing (oinpleted the specified requirements, and to furnish these studrnls -vvilli profes- sional training. This year Dean Glenn Kendall vas appointed as head of the Sdiool ol Kdu- cation. I he Sdiool of Education confers the degree of Bachelor of Science in Com- mercial Education, Eine . rts Education, ami Music F.ducalion.