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

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RAYMOND S. CAKES Preridenf Officers of the Board of Directors LOUIS BERNSTEIN Vice President PHI LIP I. MILLIKEN Treasurer LOUIS B. FARNHAM Secretary MESSAGE TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Students of Portland Junior College have in their hearts a wealth of thanks to you for your efforts in behalf of the College and sincerely hope that in the future you will be equally proud of your graduates as we are of you. BOARD OF DIRECTORS FREDERICK N. ALLEN GEORGE E. BEAL LOUIS BERNSTEIN THOMAS J. BURRAGE PERCY 1:. CRANE LOUIS B. FARNHAM FRANKLIN A. FERGUSON CHESTER R. HALL EDWARD s. HAMMOND WALTER I-I. LITTLEFIELD HARRISON c. LYSETH EDMUND p. MAHONEY ERNEST c. MARRINER PHILIP I. MILLIKEN GEORGE B. MGRRILL, 1R. EDWARD D. NOYES RAYMOND s. OAKES H. DUNCAN OLIPHANT MILTON D. PROCTOR HARRY W. ROWE RALPH M. SOMMERVILLE WILLIAM E. WING $4

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DEAN LUTHER I. BONNEY Deanes Message Today we look out upon a troubled world, vexed with tremendous tensions, fearful before revelations of immeasurable power, uncertain of the future. Such conditions distress us all and especially $11056 whose primary objectives in life are freedom from annoyance and a sense of security. Yet it is not necessarily an evil for the human spirit to be disquieted. As we have studied the progress of the human race we have noted the occurrence of critical periods of history in which great issues were at stake that challenged the minds and hearts and wills of men. It seems evident that we are now living in such a period of history, a period that may prove more significant to the future of all the peoples of the earth than any that has preceded. If this be true, it is a glorious privilege to live in this time of his- toric challenges. Do we believe it? Our lives will give the answer.