University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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Siand and drink a ioasi once ogo ' m Let every loyol Maine man sing.

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and af Maine . . . It ' s those charity tosses that ' ll do the trick — the boys really have the eagle eye tonight . . . Can I have the program? I want to see who 37 is; he must be new — Hey, traveling! Wait, there ' s the whistle, he was for a change, any- way. Watch — they ' ll freeze the ball now — see? Nice ball handling — Well, there ' s the buzzer, all over, we did it again. Lord, what a roar! Enough to burst an eardrum. Can we make it to the door? . . . Let ' s sit here and wait till most of them get out so we can leave and breathe at the same time. Lot of people here tonight, and a lot of kids up from Orono, I guess. There ' s Jack! . . . How ' d you like the game? Close enough to be exciting and margin enough to make us feel good? The boys were certainly dumping those hook shots. I think they need to tighten up the defense somewhat, but they can hold their own on the rebounds. You going over to the Den? We ' re going to drop in for a few minutes . . . We ' ll go over with you then . . . Throw my coat. Wait — I can ' t find my other glove. Must be down at my seat; I remember putting it there on top of my coat. I ' ll go back and get Saint Joan opened the spring ciruniatie ea . M. it and see you guys over there . . . Save me a seat . . . Found it . . . under the bleachers. . . . Anyone want anything? I ' m going up to get coffee . . . chocolate doughnut? . . . Coffee, cream, no sugar and a chocolate doughnut . . . Hi, John. See the game? No? Studying! You ' re Brotherhood A year-round proposition. '

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Enibassv Week aiul Failh For Todav. really hitting the books this semester. What ' s your point average? Oh, probation . . . . . . How much? . . . Here ' s the change . . . See ya, John. Good luck. . . . Here ' s your doughnut . . . Let ' s go down to the Rock . . . Come on, we ' ll fill the steins to dear old Maine . . . Stand and drink a toast once again; let every loyal Maine man sing. Wait, Joe. we ' ll walk back with you. That was the best Interfraternity sing I ' ve seen since I came up here . . . I ' m glad Theta Chi won . . . Ya, they ' ve won two out of five times, so they get to keep the trophy. They came in second last year . . . pretty close . . . Ya, ATO won . . . . . . Jam session at the house tonight? Wanna go over, Ann? Thanks, we ' d like to come ... . . . Let ' s have The Saints — ! Who ' s the guy on the clarinet? . . . Ya, he ' s great. . . . Smoky in here, isn ' t it? Wanna go outside for a while? I ' ll get the coats. . . . Fresh air feels good. How bout some cof- fee? Let ' s go to the Den . . . Careful of the pud- dle. Whoops, too late . . . It ' s more crowded here than at the house. Hope we can get a seat. There ' s Phil. We ' ll sit with him. Hi! Can we sit with you? . . . I ' ll hang your coat up . . . . . . Your house did a good job tonight. No, we didn ' t practice much either . . . Next year will be different. I ' ll get the cofTee . . . Two coffees; cream and sugar. I ' ll take these two Nabs, too. How much? . . . Here ' s the two pennies. ... I Wanna Be Evil again! They ' ll be doing that at the sing next year. Four raiulidales tossed their hats into the iiiavorahv ring