University of Maine at Portland - Reflection / Umpire Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Dean Luther I. Bonney A native of Turner, Maine, Dean Luther 1. Bouncy Was valcdiuoriun of Lvaviu lnslitum, class 01' 1901. During the next year he taught a term at 111C district school, before entering Bates College in I902, graduating with general boners in 1906. He was awarded Phi Ben: Kappa at BaLes when the chapter was founded there. From 1906 to 1915, the Dean LaughL Lalin and Creek at. Dean Academy in Franklin, Mussurhussmts. In 1915 he wenL Lo Middlclmry College as assistant professor in maths- malics. leaving in 1926 as a 11111 proicssm: While :u Middlebury, he acted :15 tlczm 01 men in 1923-24. After a year 01' graLIuaLe work in political SCiCI'II'C and emnomirs at johns Hopkins University, Dean Bouncy went into business in Portland, lrom 1926 to 1933. He was om: 01 1hr; founders 01' Portland junior College and served as Educational Director from the time 01 its incorporation unti1 he was made Dean in 1938. Dean Bouncy 1111.2 been active in the guidam'e department of local schools. He received an honorary Master's Degree from Bates College in 1949.

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FACULTY

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Ray S. Bicknell B. S. SpringfieId Culleg$ M. S. Springfield CollegeD lnsluctor in Physical Edut'alioll, Psychology, Economk History, and Algebra I Luther l. Bonney A. 8. 0331105 Collegd M. A. tBates College Honorary DCEIII 01' the College instructor in Plain Gcomctly and Financial Mathematics E. B. Fred Clark B. A. E. University of Floridao A. M. tUniversity of Floridao Chairman 01 Modern Language Dcpumncm InslrucLol' in French, Spanish, and Prc-Collcge English Alfred E. Clarke A. B. Dartmouth College3 Director of Admissions Chairman 01 the History and Government Departments instructor in Latin American History and American Government