University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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Mr. Laniert S. Clorbcti. Doaii ol Miii, has held his prcseni [)() iii()ii nion ' ilian thirty years, while .Miss Kdiih Wilson, Dean of Women, has been at Maim- since 1931. Hoih ha i ' nnikred laiililiil and efficient seisite and their doors aie e ti open to the stiideni in neeil of hel| or advice. ' I ' he House Directors are Mrs. Haves at Colvin. .Mrs. McGinlev at Baleiitine, Miss Oliver at The Elms, and Miss Pierce and Miss I5rio;o;s at Estabrooke. Ai Phi (.amma Delta (;oo|)erati e Bo s ' Doir.i. the House Mother is Mrs. McOolluni. The Dean of Men is in chaige of the Freshman Dormitories and aids the fra- lernities in their activities. The Dean of Women carries on analogous work on belialf of the women students. Both are active in the program of social activities. Their work, along with that of the house directors, is an important cog in the smooth functioning of the University. DEAN L. S. CORBETT DE.W OI- .MEN DE.AN E. C. WIL.SON DEAN OF WOMEN HOUSE DIRECTORS MISS BRIGGS, MRS. MCGINLEV. MRS. HAVFS. MISS IMIRCI-. MISS Ol.l KR Mill III i ml mil my 1 M j fl i I I A uJ Ifl J iH r ' IhbK ai Cn i . w ' hk:W •i

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ADMINISTRATION- ARIIII ' R A. HATCK I ' RKSIDl-.N 1 Ol I l I KM I I am glad lo cMcikI nitcliiins and i ood i lKs ii all wlio lead lliis niij iililioii of llic Pristii. lis |)iil)li(aii()ii in iliis cMiiiiid and ii in|; rar irllrds rtai cii ' dil upon the iminhfis ol ilu- Jimior Class. Wc air urairlnl lo ilii- hard workiiii; and capahlc sialF for i;i iiij; us so line a rttonl ol siudcni and I ' uiMTsiiv adivitics duiiu}; auothci war v. . I he slor ol M)|;( || is lar dillciiiil lliaii lllc (ilass of i()|r, I ' lnisioncd on ihal lull (lav in n.)|i, when f, ' {i ' Ircsliiucn wt-ii ' Wfhonud lo the (:ani| us. Now dassniaus and fellow sirdi ' ius an - widcl scpaiaicd. sodal and aihlciii a ii iii s (iinailcd. (unidila and sdu-duk-s niodiiicd, and soldic-rs wiUoimd as siudciiis. Hni iliis Mail k is noi jnsi a |)orcia al ol (halites and a liiisnii( nis. . l)o t ' all ii is a iicord ol suultni lovaliv and good s| orisinaiishi| . and ol willing and dcNolcd sfixitc lo (oiinirv. riun-loic. it seniis i-ntiirly hiiiiin loi ilu- Class ol i(||-, lo dcdicaic iis I ' liMii lo ihf Spirit ol Maine. (Z zzzrz: - x - j

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' 45 CHARLES E. CROSSLAND AI.IMM ST rRrTAR I ' KKDi KICK s. ()1 (,s TREASURER Aliiiimi Hall has Ijlcii a Ijcchivc o[ ac- ii ii iliis year. The offices of the Treas- iiiti. the Rcj istrar. and ilir Oiiccior of Atlmissions, (Icspiic rcilutcil |)ci sonnfl, liavc bv working ovcriinie handled all tile niuliifarioiis duties di ' volvinf; ii|)on ilit-m by ihc twolold Universiiy setup in which both civilian and soldier stu- dents have been a pan. Mr. C;harles E. Crossland. the Alumni Secretary, took on. in addition to his regular position, that of Business Mana- ger when Mr. Henry Doten entered the .■ rniy. Mr. Frederick Youngs, the Treas- urer, and Mr. Irving Pierce, the Clhief . uditor, are fretiiieiuly seen hurrxing about laden down with massive accoimi books. In the Registrars office Mr. fames . . Gar.nelt, who has l)een in L ' ni- ersitv service since ujoS, and his stalf have been functioning at top speed to have . rnn ranks readv at dead-lines, besides taking care ol the nearly 730 rcgidar stiulents. Next door. .Mr. Percy ( ' raiu ' . l)iri-(t( r of Admissions, upon whom a laige i)ari cd all the . rmv i ' lo- gram administrative work has fallen, lias shoi:ldered the extra burden elfi i livt-lv . Kiom his Mcoiul floor olhie I ' risidiiit llaiuk guides the broad outlines of the PERCY F. CRANE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS