University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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IRVING PIERCE Accountant FREDERICK S. VOUNGS Treasurer Ijcioks lie had rccei t(l lioni Mr. (.aniu-ll. Kicdtlic struck oH lor the Fcriialtl Hall Clinic. Dr. Robert Cioniell was waiting; lor him and proceeded to lake note ol his |)h sical delects, coiicliidiiig that there was nothing that a few aspirins can not cure. Alter reccixing a iew stabs from iilanthe, Freddie staggered out of tlie (linic and started the long trek to North Dormitorv 21. ' ear and sore, he threw hinisell on hi bed. ho|)ing to get a little rest before tackling the long trip back to the dining hall in the fieldhouse: he was startled b the sound ol splimciing wood. His Ijed had broken. Freddie (oiiMilted his Student (iuidi- and iclerred I he accident to .Superinten- denl ol C.rouuds Carroll I)empse . who sent F ' redtlie to I)ormitf)r Director Bill Wells. Mr. Wells, thinking perhaps some (harges should be made, directed Freddie to Business .Manager Henrv Doten. Being inlormetl that the destruction ol the bed would necessitate a cash pay- ment, Freddie asked whom he might see about a part-time job on the campus. He called on .Mr. Brockwav of the Place- ment Bureau xvho obliged him with the job ol Hashing the lights in the Xew Li- brary five minutes before closing time. .After lea ing Mr. Brockwax ' s office, he bum|)ed into a tall man half-hidden be- hind a giganiit armload of books, whf) succeedeil in (hopping the entire load in a ain attempt to maintain his balance. This inilortunale man proved to be the L. RAYMOND P. THOMAS Housing Manager ROBERT C. WORRICK Assistant to the Dean of Men WILLIAM C WELLS Manager of Dormitories 21

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ADMINISTRATION JA.MKS A. l.A.XNKTT Registrar PERCY F. CRANE Director of Admissions CHARLES E. CROSSLAND Assistant to the President Gullibal ' s Travels or A Voyage Through the Administration Making ccilain his high school tran- stri|jt and other necessary papers were in liis pocivct, Freddie GulHbal entered Ahnnni Hall and made his way to the office of one Percy F. Crane, Director of Admissions, prepared to battle valiantly to gain entrance to the bulging UniAcr- sity of Maine. Gaining a close decision over Mr. Crane, Freddie was directed through the dcjor leading to the Registrar ' s Office where e er-accommodating Miss W eed guided him into the inner sanctinn of Registrar J. A. Gannett, forty year Uni- ersit Administrator. Signed. Ijriefed, and breathless, Freddie resinned his registration journey— across the hall to the Treasurer ' s Office. Here, after eyeing the attractive staff of office workcis. he sat before the desk of Ac- countant Ir ing Pierce. Mr. Pierce slyly look Freddie ' s check o er to Mr. Yoimgs, the Treasurer, who scrutinized it care- lidh and apjsroxed it. Sticking his student pass and meal tick- et in his pocket along with the little bltie HE.XRV L. UOTE.X Business Manager and Purchasing Agent .1. CARROLL DE.MPSEY Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 20

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ROB-JRT C:. COKNKLL, M.D. Director, University Health Service : PHILIP J. BKOClxWAV Director of Placeinent Bureau and Assistant Secretary. General Alumni Association JOHN C. SEALEY, Jr. Executive Secretary, General Alumni Association Librarian, Mr. Ibbotson, so Freddie deemed it wise to search for employment in other fields. He was told by Assistant to the President Charles Crossland that he might be able to obtain a similar job in about three years in the Student Union Building. A week later, after being informed b the Assistant to the Dean of Men, Bob Worrick, that there were certain rules governing women students, Freddie be- gan to think of avoiding the rules via matrimony. Having learned through re- leases from Mr. Keyo ' s Publicity Office that housing for married students was rather scarce, Freddie determined to visit Mr. Thomas, the Housing Director. He was informed that there would be a ood ( hancc that he might be able to rent one room in South Apartments by the spring term of his senior year. Remembering that his father was an alumnus, Freddie went to see Mr. Scaley, Miunni Secretary, to find out if liis status as a son f)f a graduate woidd enhance his ([iiest for an apartment. Mr. Sealcy lis- tened sympathetically, wished he could Ije of assistance to an old grad ' s son but, since he was diligently searching for a suitaljlc home himscH. he could oiler 11) help to Freddie. So Freddie thought marriage was out ol the (jucstion for the present, buttoned his coat and hiked back to North Dormi- tory 21 and his new bed. LOUIS T. IBBOT.SON Librarian IK l ARD A. KEYO Director of Publicity and Editor of University Publications 22