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

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Walter M. Ahern fdeckjl Portland Maine Business Administration Basketball 1; Golf 1, 2. John B. Atwood rfldckn Biddeford Maine Business Administration Frank C. Bojarczuk Portland Maine Business Administration President of Freshman Class; Newspaper l; Stu- dent Council 1; Student Employment Committee 2; Tennis 1. Charles A. Bouncy, Jr. Po rtland M aine Business Administration Basketball 1, 2; Baseball Manager 2; Tennis 1, 2. E233

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although the season ended with a clean sweep by the fresh teams over us old guys? The old guysh' Were in there pitching though and made it a lively contest to the bitter end. A Student Council to guide our second and final year at Portland Junior College was chosen. Cam Connor, Joe Dalfonso, Ken Gardner, Bud Todd, John Curran, and Don Tibbetts were the Senior Class representatives to this august body. Cam Connor as President; Bud Todd, Vice President; and Don Tibbetts, Secretary-Treasurer did a prohcient and efficient job as leaders of the Senior Class. Our second year saw the inauguration of our hrst yearbook under the guiding eye of Editor-in-Chief Ed Carr. Bill Poor and Harry Gray teamed up as Co-Editors of the Portland Junior College News,, and led the newspaper staff in turning out some good editions of the RNIitror of Student Minds? Regular weekly assemblies became the rule upon the opening of the new auditorium. Very impressive dedication ceremonies of historical signihcance marked this opening. The Class of 1947-48 will always be known as the first class in the history of Portland Junior College to participate in formal grad- uation exercises, as well as the hrst class to graduate from its own auditorium which it helped to build. Class recitations, hull sessions, spirited arguments in class and out, friend- ships made, sporting events, assemblies, soap box orators, some Ahs and some PS, the bitter with the sweet, dances, banquets, projects launched, some com- pleted and some not, Mountain View, the Y.M.C.A., the thutma Road, these are some of the memories that will go with us through life. All in all a good two years. These Were two of the buSiest years in the history of Portland Junior Col- lege and we Were there. A part of us will always be there. E221

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Wesley E. Brett Wef' Por tland Maine Business Administration Franklin P. Brooks Frank Lovell Maine Business Administration Deank List la, 2a. International Relations Club 1; Bowling 2; News- paper 1, 2; Tennis 1; Yearbook Z. Donald 1. Brown ffDon,, Cape Elizabeth Maine Business Administration Newspaper 2; Tennis 2; Yearbook Z. Paul Brownrigg Browniei, Bath Maine Liberal Arts Ski Club 1, 2; French Club 2. E241