University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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T ' ARTHUR A. HAUCK resident of the University An issue of the Prism, like every milestone in education, represents hard work and a vast amount of cooperation. The students who have produced this book deserve our thanks for chronicling another chapter in the history of the University of Maine. The chapter is one that may be remem- bered with no little pride. This year we have been a reunited University, with all our students at Orono, after the passing of the postwar emergency which required The Brunswick Campus for freshman veterans. The three-year operation of the Annex and the successful transition to the normal life of a larger University amounted to a challenge that was met with typical Maine spirit. YVhile providing for veterans their well- earned educational opportunity, we have also built for tomorrow. Future college genera- tions will continue to benefit from use of the new facilities that have become available this year. lfVe know that hard work and cooperation will always be basic requirements in making and keeping the University what we want it to be. The present student body has made a fine contribution, in keeping with the highest aims of education. In a troubled world, the will of youth for learning and doing endures as our great pledge against the future. f

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Sitting: Mr. Samuel XV. Collins, President Arthur A. Hauck, Mr. George S. Xlfilliams, Mr. Charles T Crossland, Mr. Albert K, Gardner. Mr. Harlan A. Ladd, Mr. Frederick S. Youngs Strindingz Mr. Edward A. VVl1itney, Mr. Frank P. Preti mm' of mstees Frank P. Preti Edward A. lfVhitney Albert K. Gardner George S. XfVilliams Samuel X'Vilson Collins John M. O'Connel1, Jr. Harold Shaw Harland A. Ladd Portland Augusta Orono Augusta Caribou Bangor Sanford Augusta Term expires Term expires Term expires Term expires Term expires Term expires Term expires Ex oflicio in in in in in in in 1950 1950 1953 1954 1955 1955 1952

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w.. 1. J ELTON E. VVIEMAN mn of Women Edith Grace VVilson belongs to the com- mittees on Social Affairs, on Student Aid, on Student Loans, on Student Employment, on Student Health, on Insurance, and on Ad- ministration. She is chairman of the Women Students' Committee and of the Committee on Organization and By-Laws of the Univer- sity of Maine. Dean Wilson advises the Eagles, the All- Maine Women, the 'Women's Student Gov- ernment Association, and the General Senate. She is as active and energetic as she is grace- ful and amiable. eam 0 Men One cannot sum up Elton E. VViernan's role at the University in the words Dean of Men. Mr. Y-Vieman, besides being the Di- rector ol? Physical Education and Athletics, is advisor to the Men's Senate and to the Gen- eral Senate. He is a member olf the committees on Ad- ministration, on Eligibility, on Social Affairs, on Student Aid, on Student Employment, on Student Health, on Student Loans, on In- surance, and on Athletics. And whatis more Elton Wieman is reputed to be a lfriendly and judicious dean. EDITH G. WILSON