University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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Table of Contents Administration and Faculty Page Nine llrganilations Page Twenty-seven Fraternities and Sororities Page Fifty-live Athletics Page Une Hundred and Five Seniors Page llne Hundred and Twenty-seven Juniors Page Une Hundred and Eighty-three Freshmen and Sophomores Page Two Hundred and Nineteen lnformals and Advertising Page Two Hundred and Thirty-five 7

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T0 the Reader A year book, like the Prism, is uniquely a reminder of what a cooperative enterprise a university is. Portrayal of our many and varied activities emphasizes how much teamwork is involved in our campus life-how much we all owe to each other. Consider, for example, how through the years the work of devoted men and Women-trustees, teachers, students, and alumni-has gone into the building of the University of Maine and its curricula. Con- sider, too, how in the classroom each one of us is the beneficiary of the work of uncounted pioneers of inquiry who have been blaz- ing trails through the centuries. An awareness of our obligation to one another, and of our in- debtedness to others who have gone before, is a fundamental of American life. When we think of the legacy that has come to us. we can surely take new hope against the future. Surely we can join hands with other men of good will to solve the problems ofiour generation. With every good Wish, f ARTHUR A. H.4x1't:K. l'Rl-islm-:xr UN1vi-Lksrrx' or M.-nxt-1 6

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, From the Maine Campus . . state grants 3200000 to university . . . comptroller is appointed here . . . u.n. leader is assembly speaker . . . cubist etchings now showing . . . senate discusses good will g underwriters frosh handbook . . . union construction to start in June . . . teachers meet for conference . . . first university open house since war . . . prexy's maine day greetings . . . cows, bookworms unionized . . . to show history films in oakes room . . . campbell will succeed cloke . . . autopsy on the union drive . . . staub replaces fuller as rotc head . . . more students take insurance . . . tribute to loring paid by group . . . libby named to loringls post . . . senate ok's crusade for signatures . . . rotc enrolls record number . . . dorm no. 3 elects officers . . . editors and lawmakers visit campus . . . north hall project brings infirmary, clinic together . . . bricker named sub-chairman . . . prexy wins pull . . no drips at alumni hall . . . summers succeeds staub in military . . . brockway's oflice finds jobs open . . . bob worrick finds e new home at dow Held . . . reserve books go out at night . . . crossland seeks permit to build union building. . .registrar reports twelve precent drop in enrollment . . . cd program takes shape on campus . . . hauck names brush to advisory board . . 8