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

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Our Library Is Our Center of :' ' ; I. ' 1 Learning, but . . . Though the Spirit Is Willing, . . . The F lesh Is Sometimes Weak! 22

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1019,31gy TWF OR THE FUTURE ' 1111414, The UMP Library,r currently occupies the 611- II T l t I r tire western end of the Brst Haor of Payson Smith Hall, but it will soon move to a new building which will provide approximately six times as much space for books and study facilities. Dr. Keyes D. Metcalf, who designed the Lamont Library at Harvard, has conferred with Dr. James C. MacCampbell of Omno and Miss Duval of UMP to make sure that Our new library, whose construction is scheduled to start next summer, will embody the latest improve- ments in college library design. J Individual carrels, similar to the one shown at the lower right, will be provided in suHicient numbers so that students may work with undis- turbed efficiency close to the particular books to which the need to refer. y Judy DeBocher checks references in the card files. Harold Sonia studies in an individual camel. I. -..1...---FI -' hi??? '. l I 'l. .- IIKK : . .. v x .

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OUR SENIORS GO FORTH --IL I arm I 5: ll E x g... The seniors pictured above are some of the UMP candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. In the front row, from left to right, are Charles McSwigin, Nathan Fay, Student Council President Dave Steele, George Merrill, Robert Goldberg, Charles Kem'ston. David Merrill1 and Lewis Weston. Second row: Bruce Buxton, Peter Gregory, Clifford Hatch, Kenneth Benson, Phillip Richard, Donald HoH-man, and Summer Bernstein. Back row: Stephen Marsden, Ronald Sabourin, David McGrath, Ward Graffam, Arnold Davis, Leo Caxignan, and George Freeman.