University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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4 ra«liiat( itiicly This year there ha e Ikiii i t - e •en men and women registei ' in ihe Scliool ()[ Ciraihiate SiikIn. Dmins; the •ar, tiie DNci nmcni (liMoiuaged gratluaie siu- dents becanse tlieir ser ices were essential in other capacities. Dean Rox M. Peter- son is Head ol the School. E ery department at the Uni ersitv oflers urachiatc work. Those Avith the more extensive courses are Echication, Chcniistrx. Englisii. an l Hisiorx and Go ernmeni. .Students who have an approved 15. A. degree may receive a Masier ' s degree alter thirty horns ot siuth. DE.VN Rcn ' pi-.rr.RsoN IloiiKO DireetorN Back row: Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Manchester, Mrs. Sturtevant Front row: Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Sanborn, Miss Oliver, Miss Folnier, Mrs. Brook. Miss Briggs ( J

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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.

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Library LOL ' IS T. IBBOTSON ' The Carnegie Memorial Library is now in its ,S9th year. Plans are un lcr va lo convert it into a stiitlent iniion. The New Libe. made possiijle througli the contributions of students and alinnni of iJK University, is expected to be ready next fall. rERM REPORTS THK NKUSPAPER ROOM A jjN