Southern Maine Community College - TEKS Yearbook (South Portland, ME)

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4' 14 :xv QILFI' W ' : '-1 . l.. 'H . . 191 1 ' -m9'l'ti'i I I. I .il Q.: - ,ggp U - . 1, ,,,- 4-,W M 31,1111 it tu! ' , ' -' ' .' ::q..4- ' LF 3 137 if . 4- ' 9 Q ,I . it I I wg! l ii in i 4 ll ll Hr- ,nw nil E -Q' QE- ARTHUR H. SMITH Dean of Men Mr. Arthur H. Smith, our Dean of Men, is a new man who fills a new iob at MV-TI. The office of the Dean of Men was sorely needed here, up to now, students with typical problems had no one person in whom to confide. Now Dean Smith stands ready and willing to help all students, no matter what their problems. He also serves as Registrar, Admissions OFl'icer, Assistant Principal, and Placements Director. Dean Smith graduated from Portland High School in 1948. He then played Professional baseball until 1951 when he entered the Army. In 1953 he married and then entered Murray State College, Kentucky, where he did undergraduate and graduate work, leaving in 1959 with a M.A. degree in Education Administration. He then re- turned to Portland to become an educational and vocational councilor at Deering High School. On 1, September, 1963, Deering's loss was MV-Tl's gain, when Mr. Smith was wel- comed here as Dean of Men. 19'5ZvT'47f 1':ilQ? ' S S 'f ' I ,si ,gtl ladgl Wi.ggg.,.9? ii, .i '...gggW 'v'...'U 11 i311i.ggg...,. w?5fiQ..,eE3Lef''u.. g.Qs..1l... '...,Wliiii ',., ',.e.i ii.' Iwui1Ull,, '... '... .gEj...m mm.g.3....w... E52 I .. 52,511 in 3 . ,gil za X ww az- ,, .ii ,H .1 ig. , U X it g my .N RY , ,Zi -Z3 it .FZ 251: gel VF- 4,944 H .. i i Z A 1 In IVE- :V - 55' , I! , , :Q E 1 I 5 ' I it .S I 'H A i I fps znygc -if 'gb ,A 12pJ.,4f5.,fo Fl ,319 kg H! q s. sm : l'lE ELLIOTT B. MITCHELL Business Manager E . L, ' fe - , . - 'T 'I 2 ' ' Z Bwfi uma' E K e MAURICE V. FOLEY Accountant