University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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 Graduation is the end of four years (maybe more) that may hove been good — bod — mediocre, but they're over. You may never appreciate these best years but you'll relive them in the time to come. For the price of a few months and a few thousand dollars you've bought your ticket to the Real World, and you're leaving (beneath a flag at half-mast for Senator Kennedy and in a mass of caps and gowns and rain) this little closed community. Now go find out what they didn't teoch you here.

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Two yearbooks per year ore o little much even for this organized Prism staff. In an office too small there is material too plentiful, pictures too many, ond help not enough — liberolly interspersed with rulers, cameras, pencils, ond typewriters. Loyout-cropping-copy-photos ond o theme of artistic intent, trying to soy with too little space that this is the way it is. Undo Griffin, slave driver (editor); Tom Toylor, moneybags (business monoger); Sue Kershner, scribbler (ccpy editor); Terry McCann, picture-picker (loy-out); Professor Alon Miller, overseer (advisor); Cindy Groy, people-liner-upper (seniors); Ann Morrison (froternities); Business staff: Scott Rogers, Doug Philipps, Reg Willioms, ond Dovid Lowell. Louise L'Heurcux (clubs); Mortho MacFarland (clubs); Horry Miller (sports); Ann V irth (dorms); Sue 8erge (dorms); Lauri Greiner (sororities); Stoff Eileen Dunne, Fran Harris, Judy Poncoost, Lindo Rond, Ron Dyer, Peg- gy Ludwig ond Doug Griffin. Photogrophers: Br an Show, Dovid Bright, Ken Jones, Ren Willioms, ond Howard Porker, end sheets by Ken Ja- cobs. Printing Company: Dclmor, North Corolino Photography Company: Glick Studios, Pennsylvania