University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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COLLEGE OF DEPARTMENT HEADS VINXF.NT A. HARTGEN Alt IKWIX B. DOUGLASS Ctieinistry HOWARD L. RUNIOX Speech HIMY E. KIRSHEN Economics and Sociology RONALD i:, LK iXSUV Pllllosoplly I;;... I. il l. R. SI ' EK ' HER Z™,l„gy lIKkSCHEL L. BRICKER Drama l■l l| 1 ' IKU 11. klMUALL Matheitialics and Astronomy ADELBERT W . Sl ' KAi.l Music VIL L RTH H. STARR Modern Languages and Classics EDW ARD F. DOW History and Government ALBERT M. TURNER English i! AIJJEKT D. r.LAXVILLE Psychology CLAREiXCE E. BENNETT Physics

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Deans WIeman and Wilson Freddie (iullihal ' s abililx lor gelling inin precarious siiiialions, can long stay ai tin Uni ersii wiihoiit nieeling the Dean ol Men 111 I 111 Dian ol Women. Thus ilu da loi ihe airixal ol liie ])ine tree cnxc lope was noi long in (ouiing. To Ehon K. (lad) AV ' ieman ' s oflici strode Freddie knowing that phvsi(all he was no match for this Hne coach, hui wearing the pale blue numerals he con- jectured thai the ' would get along all right. .Although Tad had suninioned Freddie concerning his recent encounter with the unfortunate Mr. Ibbotson, when Freddie cagiK went through a trick punt forma- tion, the topic of con ersation changed to Tad ' s days at Michigan as an undergrad- uate and his subsecjuent positions as head coach at Princeton, line coach at Colinn- ELTON E. V1F. I W DEAN OF MEN EDITH C;. WILSON DE. N OF WOMEN bia. and woi k with the War Department as director of its physical training pro- grams for the . .S.T.P. With the toll of the faithhil Wingate bell. Freddie plead- ingly explained that it was time for his next class, sociology, with Dean of Wom- en Edith C;. ' ilson presiding. Tad nod (led assent and Freddie fled. Ifndei Dean Wilson ' s poised leader- ship. Ficcl did not go to sleep once dur- ing the class, . fter class when he weiH up to explain his tardiness and pass in his term report, and dropped, in his com- ments on the weather, the remark that Southern C:alifc)rnia would ha e a more agreeable climate. Dean Edith was off on a detailed accotint of her suiuiv ])lace ol undergraduate and graduate siiuK. Willi se enieen years of experience at the I ' lii c rsiiy of Maine to back her up, the dean assured Ficd that not cxery winter was as ciraiic as the present one and weiu on lo iill ol siiiiations and condliions ol mole coniern to her lliau the xveaihei. When Freddie left, he took wiiii him a feeling of respect lor Edith ' s job and the ua slie wiis handling ii. He also icsohcd lo get liis girl friend in on lime and slick lo the rules which lie had iiied lo dodge when he first encotnitered ilieni. 23

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ARTS AND SCIENCES DEAN Emeritus (!ai()liiic (; )1 in |anic ' s . Han George 1). tlliast ' [ohn H. Huddilsioii Sianliv R. lil) DF.W (OSEPH M. MURRAY 1 he College ni. Arts and Sciences fos- ters the education of men and vonien who are endeavoring to obtain training lii(h will eTiai)le iluiii lo ])articipate in- telligeniK in ihc (omplex society of the age. J he (College has as a niajoi object i ( ' the desire to Inrnish ils slndenls with a general cultural background. AV ' ithin the lranic ork, of this background the slii- (Icnt will find much that is of utilitarian aliic. The C;ollege seeks to develop in men and women critical intelligence, broad and svm| ailuiic undersianding of liiniian needs, and dele) minal ion ol pnr- |)ose. 25