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

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DEDICATION On the tenth year that Mr. E. B. Fred Clark has been the adviser of the yearbook, the students of the University of Maine in Portland dedicate this issue of the Umpire to Mr. Clark. In 1951 when U.M.P. was Portland Junior College, Mr. CFerk began as the adviser of the yearbook and, throughout these past ten years he has been devoted to making the yearbook a record of the enioycble times that students have had at P.J.C. and U.M.P. Mr. Clark received his B.A.Et and MA. from the University of Florida. He was on the staff of P.J.C., and in 1957 when the merger of P.J.C. with the University of Maine was completed, he continued on the UMP stoFF as acting chairman of the Foreign language Department. Mr. Clark discusses the differ- ent phases of a yearbook pub- IicutIOn with two of the year- book editors, Paulo Gibson and Beverly Howard. E. B. Fred Clark Mr. Ctark correlates geog- French Icnguuge. Here three of his students care shown the loca- tion of one of the French areas they have been studying. rophy with the study of the' P4

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ADMINISTRATION To the Gods! To the Fates! To the rulers of men and iheir destinies!