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

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Raymond 8 Dukes President Theadore S. Johnson Philp l. Millikan Vice Plesiden! Treasurer Lani; B Farnhum Secrerory Frederick N. Allen Edmund P Muhaney George E. Beul George B. Morrill. .fr. Louis Bernstein George T Nickerson Percy F Crane Edward D. Noyes Franklin A. Ferguson H. Duncan Oliphant Chester E Hall Milton D Proctor Edward 3. Hammond Harry W. Rowe Walter H. Lihlefield Ralph M. Summervilk Harrison C. Lysmh Kenneth C. M 5i ? J . Wesfcn W0l$

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DEDICATION A college is pvimurily people, - people with ideas, ideals, aspirations. How else explain our college which for he first fifteen years of its history had no physical assets, no home oi 1'15 own, yet survived both depression and the shock of war? We are grateful For the campus facilities that have be'en made available 10 us these latter years. We have visions of a largar. more fully equipped, more beuuiiful campus ihuf some clay will be. It is still true, however, that our college has been, still is, and always will be people. To all ?hose who in this sense have consfilured ills college during fhe past twenty years: To those who organized the college; To those who have served as directors; To Iha personnel cf the Portland Y.M.C.A. who for ten years foiihfully performed the many services entailed by the presence of the college; To Former members of ihe fuculiy; To all former students whose financial support maintained the college and whose growth Inward a fuller life iusiified its existence; To 1hese. our loyal ftiends all. is dedicated this 1954 edition of THE STAG

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MR. FACULTY t . I 2 3 ts ' v Juhn Ft Juques The name Mr. Indefatigubie could be used to describe Mr. Juques much better than Mr. Faculty. Indeed. the Former description fit: him iike a glove; for, if he ever does get tired, it's the college's best kept secret. He doesnit seem to know what it means to take it easy. We see him constant- ly on the go, either to one of his English classes texperienced by every student sooner or laterl or to a meeting of one of the many college organizations for which he is the focuity adviser. Among these are the P.J.C. News, the Newsance, iof which he is the founderJ. the revitalized Radio Club. and the new T.V. Club. In addition to these activities, he is working on the prepara- tion of the new college catalogue: he is helping Mr. Keenan to find port-time iobs for students; he arranges many of the programs For our assemblies; and he is in charge of the psychometric testing program. All this is surely the work of an indefatigable man. So, we, the Class of '54, us We leave PJ.C., wish to pause here and thank you, Mr. Jaques, for all that you have done for us, and to express the hope that some of your untiring nature may have rubbed oft on to us.