University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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DEP RTME XVlN'l'HROI' C. Lmm' fIg7'O770lIIjV FRIED P. I..oRlNc Short Coumffs LEWIS H. Nm-:N Music GARLAND B. Russian. Education -1. ROIKI-ZR'l' SMYTH Poultry H-usbmulry TS I W,u.1.,xcE H. 1iLLIo1'r flgricullural Education CuAR1.r1s I-I. NIERCIIANT ,flgrimzltural Econonncs FRANK W. l'l':lRliR1' Agricull11raI Enginccving Rom-1R'r E. Sc:HR1-ZIRLLR lillzlcalion ROllliR'I' ll. Sm-11c:lu5R Zoology x i ..5a - 'x:..., f -.Ew a 1 - 3 ' N' ffzzafs,-bz-i ., .-:Jw-. war. .1455 ukffi r I . 'ff-sr 43' VVILMARTH H. STARR LOUISE A. STEDMAN Modem Languages and Classics Home Economics FIQRUINAND H. ST1zINMm'z liotany and E11 ioozology ROI3liR'l' V. Suvvuz Education 'IAM ES H. VVARING Horticulture Tnoxms R. XVOOLLIEY, jR. Sjiceclz i JOHN E. STEWVART ,'1SSi.Yi!1l1l to Dean Murray ALBERT M. TURNER English HARRY D. YVATSON Mechanical Engineering R0 ME RAN RIN Physical Education

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I HEA S OF :XLlSl'1R'I' D. G1,.xNvl1.L1f1 Psy C1101 ogy ILLMIQR R. HI'l'CZllNl41R liacieriology and BifJCilCI7Zi.S'i7'j' LYLE C. IIIENNICSS Ci7l?II1i!?lli Engineering S1-OFFORD I-I. KIMDALL Illathemalics and flstrononzy Hun' B. KIRSI-IICN Economics and Soriology ? ,www v-wg 1 if f' ' Q-. IA k K V L K- H, fl ' ' .... I I -I V . A I 3 E1 ROBER'T I. Asmu,xN Forestry HERSCIIEL I.. ISRICKER Drama YVALTEIL j, CREAMER Electriral Engineering IRWIN B. Dounmss Chcmistvjf WESTON S. EVANS Civil Engineering CLARENCI5 E. BENNE'1'r Physics JOHN R. CRAWFORD Education HOWARD C. Dlclusv Animal Industry EDWARD F. Dow History and Government FRANK C. FOSTER Education VIXCIEXT A. HARTGEN Art ERN1cs'r D. JACKAIAN Education XVAYNE JORDAN journalism Tuonms C. KING Education RCJN.-kI.IJ B. LIQVINSON Plzilusojihy if-N, ii 1 i. A w 'nr X X 13 ' 1 xx g . W-er 'fn- . '65 1, 1 -91 ' 0

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COLONEL FRANCIS R. FULLER KU. .. The Department of Military Science and Tactics offers young men at the University of Maine a four-year course leading to a com- mission in the Reserve. In past times of trouble, this training program has supplied a substantial pool of fine leadership for the Army of the United States. Today the need for Reserve Officers is as great as ever, if not greater than formerly. Our R.O.T.C. stands ready to help satisfy that need. One aspect of the Advanced Military Course is the six week summer camp that all candidates for a commission must attend. In the photograph below there is a group of Maine men taking infantry training at Fort Meade, Maryland, in july, 1949. The pictures on the opposite page show cadets in a few of their typical summer camp activities. All these photographs were taken by the United States Army Signal Corps. Front row: Dunn, Barton, Kershaw, Hammond, Flint, Larrabee, Dombkowski h Second row: Cochran, Burt, Smith, Collette, Weeks, Jose, McColl. Roberge, MCNIE, Odone Third row: Choate, Marden, Derby, Spencer, Paiement, Champion, Dumas, Finley, Sheehy . a 5 ,- u 'ls .