University of Maine at Farmington - Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

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i i l l A . l i, Q . 1. s 1 K, Dakin Gryjlilhr Haney Libbey MRS. STELLA G. DAKIN F. S. N. S., B.S. in Ed., Boston University, M.A., Teachers College, Columbia, elementary and high school teaching in Maine and New Hampshire, Mem- ber of faculty since 1929, Instructor in Psychology and Education, Publications Adviser, President of M. T. M. H. A., New Sharon. RUTH GRIFFITHS B.S. in Ed., State Teachers College, Lowell, Mass., M.A., Boston University, Harvard University, gradu- ate study, pursuing doctorate study, Boston Universi- ty, elected in 1930, Music, Guidance, Director of Musical organizations and Plays and Players, Baptist Church choir director, author of Music Theory for Teachers , North Andover, Mass. EDNA M. HAVEY F. S. N. S., B.S. in Ed., Boston University, taught in Rumford, Industrial Arts, member of faculty since 1919, Supervisor student Red Cross work, West Sullivan. INGEBORG C. JOHANSEN Born in Stockholm, Sweden, Graduate, Somerville, Mass. Hospital, Boston Floating Hospital and Penn. State College, graduate study, School of Social Work, Simmons, Field Nursing representative of American Peckham ja banter: Preble Red Cross in Minnesota, Resident School Nurse, Health, Public health nurse in Franklin County four years, F. S. N. S. faculty since 1928, Instructor town class of Nurses' Aides, County chairman Red Cross home service 1942-44, Farmington, summer, Steep Falls. F. ELIZABETH LIBBEY B.A., Colby College, B.S., Columbia University, School of Library Service, elected to faculty in 1945, Librarian, Library Science, 12 years a member of staff Maine State Library, also served in City Park branch library of city of Brooklyn, N. Y., 45 Winter Street, Waterville. ' PRISCILLA B. PECKHAM Former member of Aroostook State Normal School faculty, graduate of Miss Wheelock's Kindergarten Training School in Boston, B.S. in Ed., M.A., Colum- bia, public school experience, Saco, elected to faculty in 1943, exhibitor in Art Association, Newport, R. I., Newport, R. I. CHARLES S. PREBLE B.A., Wesleyan University, Clark University, graduate study, Formerly principal of high schools, elected to faculty in 1921, Natural Sciences, on leave, to teach military cadets, University of Maine, 4 Elm Street, Farmington.

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Fecrzey Kfmugf Sk illiu ELIZABETH F. FEENEY B.S., Marygrove, Mich.g Columbia University, gradu- ate study, elected to faculty in 1942, Science, previ- ously taught at Madawaska and Millinocket High School, 49 Sheridan Street, Portland. MYRTIE E. KINNEY Framingham State Teachers College, Mass., B.S., Columbia Universityg elected 1943, formerly instructor at Hampton Institute, Va., Y. W. C. A. School of Domestic Science, Bostong Lincoln School, N. Y., Deanjunior College, Franklin, Mass., foods and nu- tritiong Milford, Mass. ! 'affii - . .I V fi- 'K 7511 aug:-4 ay,- M adm Slam' MARGARET MADES B.A., Willamette University, Oregong M.A., Colum- bia University, Elected to faculty in 1934, Clothing, House planning and Furnishings, Crafts, Seattle, Wash. ALFREDA SKILLIN B.S., Farmington Stare Normal School, Cornell Uni- versity and University of Maine, graduate study, Teaching experience in Maine, New York and Hawaii, elected in 19403 teacher of Vocational Home Eco- niomics, Farmington High School and supervisor of Student Teaching, Farmington. MURIEL E. STARR B.S., M.S., Cornell University, studied at National College, Evanston, Ill.g formerly in charge of Mary Crane Nursery School, Hull House, Chicago, Elected in 19393 Home Management, Child Development, Adviser, Home Economics Club, Corning, N. Y.

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l 4 .-M 1 l Sn 711071 Tilm VI Kwmifton RUTH V. SOMERS A.B., Brown University, M.A., George Washington University, graduate study at Boston University, Harvard and Columbia, former teacher of Americaniza- tion classes in Providence and supervising principal of Post Chilclren's School, Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va., adviser, Lambda Epsilon, Modern Authors Club, Supervisor, student Red Cross work, English, litera- ture, 586 Sawyer Street, South Portland. MRS. MARY E. TILTON Oneonta State Normal School, New York, advanced study at Cortland Normal School, New York and New York University, formerly teacher in public schools of New York, Newjersey and Maine, elected to the faculty in 1928, Physical Education, Hygiene, Director of Women's Athletics, Albion. MRS. NETTIE S. ROUNDS Graduate of Gilman Commercial School, Bangor, Secretary to Principal since 1922, Appointed as bursar in 1957, 71 Perham Street, Farmington. v r Hun! ,psf .. nfl--v ' 1 f1,' ., is--'V if , it 1 Romzdr Vote Berry MRS. -IOSEPHINE T. VOSE Westbrook Seminary, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass., Y. W. C. A. School of Cookery, Cleveland, Formerly a teacher and superintendent of schools, dietitian, 45 High Street, Farmington. MRS. MARCIA V. KENNISTON Real estate business since 1923 in home town, Mallett Hall Matron since 1933, Boothbay Harbor. MRS. CELIA L. HUNT F. S. N. S., formerly public school teacher, became Matron of Purington Hall in 1940, Farmington. REGINALD D. BERRY Building and ground custodian since 1951, Farming- ton.