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

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THE UMPIRE STAFF Lett to Rig ht: JOEL EASTMAN QArt Editor, JOHN MCGONAGLE fBusiness Manager, GENE RICE QEditor, JOHN JENKS fAsst. Editor, BILL COLBATH fPhoto Editor, TOM MADSEN PHIL PIERCE lAsst. Photo Editor, fSports Editor, I would like to take this space to express my thanks to Mr. E. B. Fred Clark and Mr. John Keenan, our yearbook advisors, for their constructive guidance and to Mrs. Dorothy Fisher for her freely given time and help in making this yearbook. I would like to especially give credit and thanks here to John B. Jenks, Assistant Editor, whose sense of humor, interest, and ettort were essential to the T960 UMPIRE. Many thanks, also to my other staff workers. Here is your yearbook. I sincerely hope it meets with your approval. GENE RICE, Editor. 2

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DEDICATION Assistant Professor Justin O. Johnson We, the class of 1960, hereby dedicate this third edition of the Umpire to Assistant Professor Justin O. Johnson who for the past fourteen years has given devoted service to .Portland Junior College and The University of Maine in Portland. Professor Johnson was born in Sullivan, Maine and received his Bachelor of Science degree at Colby College. He also did graduate work with The University of Chicago. Professor Johnson has taught at Good Will High School, Colby College, Yarmouth High School, Waterville Sr. and Jr. High School, Prin- cipal of Blue Hill Academy, Portland Junior College, and The University of Maine in Portland. His explanations of mathematics have been a great inspiration to his students. We wish to express our appreciation for Professor Johnson's service to this campus and we deeply regret his leaving. 3