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

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AN OSCAR TO uOSCAR The editors of the 1954 Stag are happy to give this coveted award to the one and oniy Oscar. Since 1938 Oscar has been faithfully serving the collage. even though he was nine years old at that date and had been bought the year before tor twenty-tive dollars. Since then, though subl'ect to repeated metomorphoses, he has traveled unnumbered miles on all sorts of errands for the college and the dean, and never failed to complete his task. He has attended every Mountain Day except one since Mountain Day was inaugurated. making several trips to Chicorua and Mt. Bluet not to mention the many mode to Bradbury Mountain. He has been the chiei reliance of the college commisscry ct ail outings and field days. He has trudged through mud, sheet and bhzzord to make sure the dean be present at his classes in Financial Mathematics, regardless of the weather. And so our highest award is gratefuliy given to Oscar. His long record of reliable service should ever remind us that true worth is no? oiways to be iudged from outward appearance.

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