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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1967 volume:

1 SI-LQQEZL DREAM: AND MY DREAM SHALL. BE. A ROAD THAT WINDS AND 141.1355 BEHIND A HILL, 7 AND .w'ARMLY MEETS ME IN ANOTHER: AGE.- T8 SHGW MY WAY TO SUNSETS; mm-comnm HORSES WALKING IN DEW TOWARD. SHQUDEDI DAYS- 13153?!f 0ND REMEMBERING; . ., . A. NARROW GATE WITH WEEDS AND RUSTY HINGES. SWINGING FREE: A THOUGHT .AS THIN AS SPIDERS WEB OF JET-SPUN WORLDS. AND MY GLASS WORLD AS LONELY AS THEWIND OF ALL FORGOTTEN DREAMS, BLOWING MOTI-IS FROM STARS. ' 1 SHALL DREAM; AND MY EYES- SHALL SEEI'LEAVES LONG WITHERED, VANISHED' WINGS ; MYIFOOTSTEPS ON THE. SHORE DEFEATING ALL THE OCEAN: THE ASHES OF THE MOUNTAINS WHEN THEY FALL, AND BRING DOWN RAIN AND WIND AND SUN,- MY LIFE. OF SUNBURNT MOUNTAINS. AND ALL THE HEIGHT 0F HOPE; THE FIERCEST NIGHT QF OTHER STARS BEYOND THE LENGTH OF SUNBEAMS FAR AWAY; BRIGHTER THAN ALL 1. EVER SAW UP HERE ON THE EDGE OF.- THE WORLD. I SHALL DREAM; AND MY DREAM SHALL BRING THE- TRUTH OF TIME AND LOVE, THE: GIANT PRIDES 0F PINES .WHO ONLY. SPEAK T0. GOD AI HOWE, RERims, grgk HESI ,. FOR SOME SMALL, Q'UIEII'TIIMQUSE. WHO .MERELY ASKS'TO 313' IGNORBD; A LAGGING SUNBEAM MAKING .SHAFT-S OF TWILIGHT TO SOFTEN THE GRASP opmom; THE LEAN :AND NARROW WINDS. THAT MoURN I I I so GRIEVJINGLY- FOR ALL GOOD I THINGS THAT DIED, OR MOLD STILL IN A CORNER, WARM AND cozv AND FORGOTTEN. 10. .1. r6339. x 12 I SHALL DREAM: AND MY LIPS SHALL SING OF -WHA:T THE SKY WILL SAYI IN- A THOUSAND 1FEARS TURN BY TOQ MANY THUNDERS. A'ND SMOKES AND UGLY BLACK THINGS DROPPING DGWN LIKE RAIN; OF MEN WHO SLEEP Q-IN LOVELY ROADS; BESIDE TIl-IE GENTLE LOVING FLOWERS WIITE WINGS- WAVING ON THE QCEAN, BTRD. AND S'ALL, FROM SKY 'TO SE.A;I 13 5 .. 913.1,; mac. LAUGHS AND STAYS UP LATE; TQ SEE. . . . H'DW-THICK THE. DMK CLlNGS T0 HER DOOR;- 'A FINAL WALK IN A EAST FAREWELL- 'TO' PUT MY iSADNE'SS. DOWNj AND GO. 14 AND MY DREAM 'SHML. COME TO BE IF NQT TODAY, IN HSgP'RQPER TIME, WHEN SOMEONE RELMEMBERS OUR QREEN HILLS, AND HOW QUE LIVES WOULD OVERFLO'W IN SPRING.- Hoam-WJCHDEgs by Gail Ev ' ' 16 IJIWIH it ? ' 20 22 FACULTY 23 Guvenc Alpander A?sistant Professor Busmess :E Economics 24 Samuel Andrews Busmeu Administration b- -.-.- Charla Armentrout Assistant Professor Physics 'lohn Bay Jenna Dale Bearce Asmtant Profuse; Insmctor in Art Business J51: Economms :1 4 Jules Bernard Alfred please . Associate Professor Instructor 1:: Physxcs I English Samuel Bromfield William Brown Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Sociology Mathematics .-. AV and; I ., .J x Hag! -Marshall Bryant Joseph Canty Parl-tlme Instrudor in Music Assistant Professor Assistant Professor English Mathematics Maurice Chabot Albert Christopher Fioyd Chronister Instructor in Mathematics Assistant Professm: Assistant Professor Business 8L Economxcs Education 26 Jaqob Cipamon . E. 13. Fred Clark Staff Asmstam 1n Chemlstry Associate Professor i French 8: Spanish Richard Coffin Assistant Professor Engl ish 2 Phillip Cole History George Connick Assistant Profassor History Albert 133116305. Gloria Duclos Instructor in Enghsh Lecturer in Classics 29 Frank Durgin Assoeiate Professm l Business .E: Economlcs Harriett Epstein Mary Helen Fernald pwm Hall Instructor in English Instructor in English Asmstana Professog Instructor in Speech Business 8:, Economics Edwin Hanson Adele Hernandez Associate Professor Part-time Instructor in Spanish Speech 30 4 David Hopkinson Associate Professor Harry Hunt George Jackson . . . Ass t t P f Associate Profmso Engineermg Graphms ls Egg; cssor English 1- 31 R Philip Jagoiinzer Assistant Professor Accounting John Jaques Assistant ProfeSsor English Richard Jones Assistant Professor Government Philip Kendall Assistant Professm History Edith Lapelley Assistant Professor French Richard McKeil hltructor in Business Administration Abraham Kern Assistant Professor Botany 8L Zoology James Lewis Part-r.imc Leciurer in Astronomy Waldeck Mainville Assistant Profwsor Mathematics 33 James Lewisohn Instructor in English Thomas Martin Instructor in Physical Education Hirofumi Matsusaki Assistant Professor Business at Economics u. Taxia Paras Part-time Instructor 111 Mathematics Alllen Pease GArosvenor Plowman Thomas Powa- Assoglgue Prqfessor Lecturer In Business Adminisiration Instructor in Speech Pcimcal Suence 35 Roger Rhoades Paul Rogers Assistant Professor Assouate Professor Education Mathematics 36 Cecil Rollins Jane Sanborn Lecturer in English Assistant Professor Psychology Jack Smith Assisiant Professor Business 6:. Economics William 50111: Assistant Professor Education Richard Sturgeon Assistant Professor Physical Education 38 James Sullivan Associate Professor Physical Education Joseph Trefethen Jehan van dc Veldc Professor of Geology Assistant Professor French 8: German ' - 1 .9; PL ! Harry Waters A$omate Professor Busmess 3:. Economics Mary-Agnes Wine Parl-time Laboratory Assistant in Zoology 39 FACULTY NOT PICTURED Parker Alba Assistant Professor. History 8: Government Lee Baier Assistant Professor, English Eduard Brandt Assisiant Professor, Education Gordon Clark Instructor In English, CED. Millard Emmanuelson Part-time Lecturer in Business Administration Carolyn Foster Instructor in Mathematics Burton Haggetl Part-time Lecturer in Psychology Sandra Milne Instructor in Business 8: Economics Edwin Merry Instructor in English, C.E.D. Haig Naiarian Associate Professor, Biology F John Peirce Assistant Professor. Political Science Esiclita Saidanha Professor of Psychoiogy 3 Francis Schwanauer Assistant Professor, German Theodore Sottery Assistant Professor, Chemistry ' Richard Stanley Instructor in Sociology Richard Steinman Assistant Professor, Social Welfare 41 ADM INISTRATION n: J 43 44 David R. Fink, Jr. Dean William L. Whiting Associate Dean 45 Alfred E. Clarke Direcmr of Admissions 46 Raymond P. Kane Short Course Coordinator Hamid M. Lawrence Walter P. Fridinger Bursar Assistant Director, C.E.D. 47 h a f l 1' 1, . J J , . ' . f ' . ' I Frederick E. Freise Mrs. Rebecca C. Larson Diraaor Registrar Student Aid :3; Placement I 48 Dorothy G. Dissell Director Student Affairs Jane 0. Sanborn Director Testing 8: Counseling Edward I. Salmon Plant Superintendent i v a. I .- D ou- - I .- I t q .- 49 I '5 Bryan: P. Jones George Van Ambnrg Director, P.I.C.S. Director, Student Union 50 Alvin D. Rogers Information Specialist John N. Farrar Assistant Director, C.E.D. Miss Marjorie Duval Librarian 51 . x? Hunu . mMm m . ... . mi. 54 b314, SS 56 57 . W 60 61 62 ACTIVITIES 63 Left to right: B. I. Bowling, Vicki Lowe. Estelle Watson, Rachel Bragg, Sue Rosen. 6S EAGLES . .-- :W-E-rgd '- ' .-. . -' -' -- a31-LETS'J wiwfgihiri; A 3'. f u- in hand. Inf: lo right: Fred Bonaventure, Paul Strout, Dean Martin Gouzie. Back seat. left to right: Beth Coombs, Nancy Atwood. Front seat, left. to right: John Trewergy, Ellen Hunter. Barbara Knight, Wanda Storer. Sheila Libby. Back Thompson, Michael Tewhcy. Bock Seat, boys: Ken Jones, row: Caro! Kealhier. Ellen Conant, Bob Wiliiamson. .n 1.....4 . . .. ......w.:..b.t . 3-,va 9. aw. .a. w YOUNG REPUBLICANS 'Itfg' . ' I g? F0 Tight: Steve McPherson; Carol Kealihcr; Steve 18; Mlkc Pearce, Presidenl; Peter Wiggley. 69 YOUNG DEMOCRATS cht 10 right: David Smim. Maryjane Scanlon. Cathy Bachelder, Jeanne Bourassa, Diane Connoly, Gordon Brown, Kathy Mulkern, Betty Haglund, Harry Furd. Gerald Leary. 70 71 72 BOXING ASSOCIATION cht to right: Bruce Morse; Peter Kuvack; Eddie Lynch; James Blanchard; Jack Coyne; Dick M01306, President; Chet Morowka; Art Cushman, Vice-Presideni. L 'L; L L ,2? 3;. AWS Picture to Left, left to right Carol Kealiher, Secretary; Sharon Baglcy; Donna Sorenson, President; Nancy Palmer; Linzi Bowker. Bottom picture. lei: 10 right: Cherri Mc- Briely. Jeanne Pailais, Karen Langiuis. Suzi Swahili, Gail Briggs, Wanda Storer, Susan Spires. Left to right: Barbara Knight; Tom Knight: Jack McGrath; Paul Strum, President; Brian Wiillamson; Ed Conley. L8H? Spires, Bobbie Meserve. 76 77 78 ROUNDTABLE STAFF Left to right: Nat Green; Linzi Bowker; Jean Palais; Crystal Keene; John Lovell, EditGr. VARSITY CLUB Left to right: Jack Coyne, Bob Francoeur. Keith Weatherbie, Dick Emerson. Ed Milletl, Mike Pearce, Giibcrt Eaton III. Coach Sturgeon. 81 UMPUS STAFF Left to right: Ken Jones, Edimr; Donna Sorenson; Priscilla Left to right: Bill Compston. Mary Burden. Bruce Morse. Michaud. Wanda Storer, Sue. Scanlon. B3 Left to right: Chet Morowlm. Doris Dubois, Bill Campbell. left to right: Biil Campbell, Business Man- ager: Nancy Monro. 84 CAMPUS STAFF Bill Compsbon Left to right: Molly Speariu; Carl Stubs; Rosalie Young, Editor. 85 CIRCLE K Front row. left 10 right: Mike Tewhey; Philip Cutler, Presi- dent Joe Thornton. Second row: Bob Levine, Bruce Morse. Bill Bradley. Third row: Pete Kovac, Stuart Oleson. SPORTS 88 89 It was a building year for UMP in cross icountry. Coming from near extinction to in the fall. the team carried Eiself lo a 4-7 season During the first two weeks of practice only four men had signed up for the squad which must have five in order to operate. Eventually the team had grown to seven when two quit and two others joined. The final team roster included -- Senior: Jim Fleming; Sophomores: Dick Gaudreau. Dick Bonaventura; Freshmen: Al McCaun, Glen Cummings, Jim Sproul. and Ralph Madore. The top five runners for UMP were: 1. McCann, 2. Sproul, 3. Gaudrean, 4 Madore, and S. Bonaventura. These top five will be. back next year to provide a fine nucleus from which 10 start. The team suffered a setback when Glen Cummings sprained his ankle In the middIe of the season. He also will be back next Ytar. The team improved ali season long. Their combined finishing times were always fasicr than the previous meei's times. An astonishing improvement of over five minutes in the intercoilegiate invitation mcet at Caslin: shuwad the pride of which this team is made. Coach Casavola instiiled this prIdc in a team which when it began seemed to face inevitable doom. Man- ager Leonard Brooks contributed his share of encouragement by keeping the iearn in one piece and cheering them up with his usual witty comments on the siate of the world in general and UMP in particular RESULTS OF THE MEETS How score winsi October 2 5!. Anselms 23 -UMP 32 October 4 New England 34-UMP BThGorham 56 October 8 U. of New Brunswick 13- Boston State 46-Maine Maritime Academy GShUMP 104 October 18 UMP 34hSaim Francis NhBryant College 56 October 22 Bentley College lS-UMP 50 November 'I' Saint Francis 31 -UMP 33- SMVTI 58 NOVember 12 Maine Maritime Academy 30?C01by 38 h UMP 65 90 Y R T N U 0 C Coach Martin's second edition of a track team did quite well although il consisted of only fourieen men. Five records were broken. two new ones set and one was tied. Team captain Dick Bonaventura broke his own record in Ihc 600 yard run and anchored the record breaking mile relay team. Lin Arnold set a new record in :he 60 yard hurdles and also of Ihe record learn. N McCann broke two records; one in the miie. lhc other in lhc i000 yard run. McCann 2:150 led off the relay. Glen Cummings ran in the relay which 5:! the record. Bmcc Burns set a record in the 60 yard dash while George Hutchins set a record in lhe 40 yard low hurdles and tied the existing record In the high jump. Olher team members included: Jim Sproul John Maizy. Steve Ziminski, Dick Ferland, Dan Flynn, and Ken Jones. 93 RECORDS BROKEN Mile-McCaIm 459.4 600 yards-Bonaventura-Izl95 1000 yards-McCann 2:31.13 40 yards low hurdleerutchins 05 .5 Mile relayiMcCann, Cummings. Arnold Bonavemura 7 .7 RECORDS SET 60 yard dash-Burns :06.? 60 yard low htIrdlcs-Amoid RECORD TIED High jump-Hutchins 5' 6 :08.0 CHEERLEADERS 94 BASKETBALL vs. team Saint Francis Nasson Eastern Nazarene Bryant Saint Francis Bentley Farmington State Eastern Nazarene Husson Husson Bryant Farmington State Bentley Windham College New England College Nasson Western New England College New England Coiiege 95 96 President, Mark Eastman 97 WINTER CARNIVAL QUEEN 100 101 104 105 106 UNDERCLASSMEN 107 J UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: President, John Andrews; Senate Representa- tive, Janie Jacobs; Secretary, Susan Fiske; Vice-Presidenf Jon Roderick. Not pictured: Treasurer, Linda Merrill; Senate Representative, Richard Machod. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS I 111 Left to right, top row: Senate Representaiive, Donna Sorenson; Treasurer, Sharon Bagley; Secretary, El- len Thompson; bottom row: President. Gary Libby; Senate Representative, Robert Norris; Vice-President, Bruce Morse. 112 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Treaswer, Indy Coburn; President, Ed Smith; a Secretary, Pat Kerr; Vice-Presldent. Barbara Best. SENIORS 114 115 Marie Arcand Education Kenneth Beach Business Adm. Sheila Banner Education Major: Semcu'mlaryur Major: Businws Administration Major: Secondary 116 Eugene Berg Arts 3: Sciences Ann Bonsey Education Major: English Major: Secondary Robert Bourque Arts din Sciences Rachel Bragg Arts 33 Scienccs Major: Math Major: English Sharon Brown Education Major: Secondary 117 h. Charles Caswell Business Adm. Major: Business Administration Carol Chapman Arts 8: Sciences Major: French Diane Chawes Arts 3; Sciatica Major: English 118 .!- KEEJ il'n Nancy Cole Education Major: Secondary John Cote Education Robert Colt Business Adm. Ronald. Couturier Education Major: Secondary Major: Business Administration Major: Secondary Charies Cragin Education Major: Secondary Arthur-Cushman Bushes; Adm. Major: Business Administration Phiiip Cutler Business Adm. Ruth Dodge Arts 3L Sciences Major: Business Administration Major: History 8: Government Eur 'xEd-x ! Hi nla-H- - 4.: 120 Christine Doten Arts 8:. Sciences Barbara Bowling Arts 8: Sciences Major: English Maior: Sociology Doris Dubuis Arts :5: Sciences Major: French Shane Estes Arts .3: Sciences Mark Eastman Arts 3c Sciences Maior: History Major: History 8:. Government 121 Richarql Emerson Arts a: Sciences Magor: History 8: Government u . IA Robert Francocur Business Adm. Darlene Greenlaw Arts 8c Sciences Rachel Jaques Business Adm. Major: Business Administration Major: English Major: Business Administration Ramzi Karam Arts 3: Sciences Katherine Lang Arts 8: Sciences Harold Lawrence Business Adm. Major: History 3c Government Major: Math Major: Business Administration 122 David Inn: Educa tion Major: Secondary 123 Vicki Lowe Education Susan Mamba,r Arts 3: Sciatica Major: Secondary Major: Soeiulogy Edward Millet Business Adm. Nancy Robbins Arts at Sciences George Roper Education Major: BusineSS Administration Major: English Major: Secondary Susan Rosen Arts 3: Sciences Major: English 124 Jean Scanian Arts :X Sciences Major: English Robert Small Major: Hisiory 3: Government Arts 3:. Sciences X5... 4: X X i .Aku N 3 i-fw A - .r . 3e XX .. L Mir gX m.n .0 Am mm W m Ed A s 5 .mm m.m WE a Tr. HO UAW MM r a C Education W Pu Mm ow n In mm mm M 126 Estelle Watson Major: English Martin Watts Major: English Jean Wildes Major: Math Arts 6': Sciences Arts 3: Scienm Arts 3: Sciences Keith Weatherbie Major: Secondary 127 Education Dorothy Whjitier Major: Math Arts 8: Sciences SENIORS NOT PICTURED Marion V. Adams Education Major: Secondary Dana Alien Arts and Sciences Maiar: Engiish Richard Annis Arts 8:. Sciences Major: History Paui Auclair Business Administration Major: Business Administration Lisetle Bette: Education Maior: Secondary Bruce Bicknell Business Administration Major: Business Administrau'on Kathlyn Blease Arts and Sciences Major: History and GOVernment Linda Bondeson Education Major: Secondary Richard Bowie Education Major: Secnndaryr Peter Brunette Arts and Sciences Major: Arts and Sciences Janet Burrows Arts and Sciences Major: History Diane CamEre Education Major: Secondary Marion Capron Education Major: Secondary Bernard Chretien Business Administration Major: Business Administration Richard Day Major: History Richard Demon . Major: Business Administration Arts and Sciences Business Administration Mary Durdan Arts and Sciences Major: History and Government Paula Barnes Arts and Sciences Maior: Sociology Stephen Flaherly Business Administration Major: Business Administration James Fleming Business Administration Maior: Business Administration Sandra Gioro Educau'on Major: Secondary Curtis Grafiam Arts and Sciences Major: History and Government Jeremiah Guiney Educaticun Major: Elementary Donald Hardy Arts and Sciences Major: Math Wiiiiam Hardy Business Administration Maior: Business Administration Nancy Harwood Education Maiur: Elementary Charles Hayes Arts and Sciences Major: Math John Hsyes Major: Math Irvin Herman . . . , Major: BDSlnCSS Administration Michael lacubouis Major: Sociology Charles Jones Major: Business Administration Linda Koloski Major: Socialogg.r Gerald Leary Maior: History and Government Darlene Lewsen Major: History and Government Jerome Lewsen Major: Math Francis Lyons Majcr: Secondary James Maloney Maior: Secondary Bruce Merrili Major: Math David Moore Major: Business Administration Harold Moulton Major: Secondary Francis Murray Major: History Stuart Andrew Olesen Major: Business Administration Michael Pearce Major: History and Government Anne Pittman Major: English David Robinson Major: Business Adminissration Lawrence Robinson Major: Business Administration Robert Rush Major: History and Government Peter Russell Major: Secondary Barbara Schade Major: Elementary Lynne Seaver Major: English Virginia Semel Major: Secondary Galyn Shaw Major: Secondary John Smith Major: Secondary Merrill Stephens Majon History Judith Stoekford Maior: Secondary 128 Arts and Sciences Business Administraticm Arts and Sciences Business Administration Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Education Education Arts and Sciences Business Administration Education Arts and Sciences Business Administration Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Business Administration Business Administraticm Arts and Sciences Education Education Arts and Sciences Education Education Education Arts and Sciences Education J Mark Storms Major: History Sandra Swain Major: History Lawrence Taylor Major: Business Administration Thomas Trufant Major: Math Deborah W'are: Major; Psychology Wi lbur Wright Major: Secondary Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Business Administration Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Education MAINE DAY 130 132 133 135 ADVERTISEM ENTS 136 aw JOE'S SMOKE SHOP W SHGE SHINE PIRLOR BARBER SHOP BEVEMGES FULLLINE or unsnzmss a NEWSPAPERS- BEVERAGES 137 The Men7s Shop, Inc. Apparel for Men, Women and Boys WESTBROOK SACO FREEPORT Compliments Of Circus Time Potato Chips 8. Popcorn M. F. BRAGDON PAINT C0. PAINTS - WALLPAPER JANITOR SUPPLIES 47 Exchange Street 68 Market Street PORTLAND - MAINE Ca 773-7239 Compliments of WESTBROOK TRUST COMPANY iii SERVICE BANK WESTBROOK, MAINE MAIN OFFICE 849 Main St, Wesfhrook BRANCH OFFICES Cumberland Mills - Pride's Corner 138 Coca Cola Bottling Company, Inc. South Portland, Maine I39 WARRENGZ STANDARD PRINTING PAPERS Made in Maine g d? rw;6my MILLS: Cumberland Mills, Muine-Gurdiner, Maine AGENTS: C. M. RICE PAPER COMPANY C. H. ROBINSON CO. Portland, Maine 140 King Cole Foods, Inc. 174 CASH STREET SOUTH PORTLAND 1 MAINE Popcorn - Cheese Popcorn Potato Chips - Potato Slick: Fiddle Sticks 772-2040 Compliments of Blue Rock Quarry Westbrook - Leeds - Sidney Maine E. J. HARMON CO., INC. Flowers of Distinction 636 Congress Street Portland, Maine 774-0391 Member F.T.D. Est. 1881 Compiiments of NORTON H. LAMB, REALTOR Ciass of '31 LAMB AGENCY 650 Forest Avenue Portland, Maine Phone 733-8107 141 KING 8: DEXTER C0. TOOLS - PAINTS BUILDERS HARDWARE 17 BAXTER BOULEVARD PORTLAND, MAINE WILLIAM GOODMAN 8x SONS, INC. WASTE PAPER 87 Marginal Way Portland 7 7 Maine Firs! Quality Convertible Tops and Seat Covers LEEgS AUTO TOP 777 FOREST AVENUE Portland - - Maine COMMERCIAL BAIT COMPANY Wholesa1e SEAFOOD AND LOBSTER BAIT Union Wharf Portland 142 Suburban Propane THOMPSON'S POINT Portland, Maine Bottled Gas and Appliances Call 774-0387 Serving Northern New England MERRILL TRANSPORT C0. Petroleum Hauling Heavy Hauling Crane Service PORTLAND - AUBURN v- AUGUSTA BANGOR - SEARSPORT - BURLINGTON FAIR HAVEN - BENNINGTON 143 942 Main Street 333 St. John Street Westbrook Portland Upper Main Street Damariscotta Yerxefs 740 Broadway South Portland Lawn. Garden 8: Equipment Headquarter: We give SFSH Stamps Compliments of Porteous Mitchell 6? 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Commercial Truck Bodies Hercules Steel Products 170 Warren Avenue WESTBROOK - MAINE 145 CANTEEN COMPANY OF MAINE a4 AUBURN STREET PORTLAND, MAINE .r'....!,;'1 .1 we .n- '- . 3'3... i- r g: . cf ii f; I J. . fl 1-, h 146 507 Congress Street - Portland, Maine Mill Creek Shopping Center, South Portland, Maine QM 3:110!151 Fashion Stare Since 1874 PORTLANDER 645 Congress Street, Portland Dancing nightly to the music of Me: Larrs Trio Free parking for patrons in the rear of ma Portfander off Bearing St. Compliments of YORK ELECTRIC COMPANY 173-179 FORE STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Boston Shoe Store 538 Congress Street Maine's Mas!l Modern Shoe Store 147 - mam 1122mm Devoied Io Naiural Shoulder Cloihing The Club Room offers coHege men and a who appreciate traditional apparel - Fashions that are authentic in every defail' a in good taste - and a are sensibly priced. A. H. BENOIT 8 CO. MONUMENT SQUARE PORTLAND 148 H n Ralph D. Brooks 8: Sons Esmbfished 1919 Complete Insurance Service 142 High Street Portiancl, Maine Telephone 774-1419 Fine quality for more than a 9 century SUPERMARKETS LAFAYETTE TOWN HOUSE 638 Congress Street Portland, Maine Tel : 723-6441 ?. m 1' .3! - '. - i gffr'r'gim p: 2 WW! .w H?! numwnh: - 646 CONGRESS ST. PORTLAND MAINE Telephone 773-6436 Honda! Mrmier 9f F. T. D. A 149 150 Read about CASCO Banks NO-COST Student Checking Accounts I No service charges I No minimum balance I Monthly account statements I Personalized checks Now avaiiable to high schooi and college students whose parents have a checking account at Cases Bank. Apply in person or b maii to the 035cc Bankoffice nearest you. Yoqu ind Dur address in the Veitow Pages. CASCO ' Bank lTrusI Company um ------- I ...................... Compliments of A F RIEND BRIGHTON AVENUE PHARMACY 183 Brighton Avenue PORTLAND, MAINE 772-5451 Free Delivery OSCAR L. BENOIT, INC. MEN'S CLOTHING 559 Congress Street Portland, Maine CS,2 MW M, IEWfiEIS SIUEISHITHS Jewelers of Quality Since 1870 BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED For u p-to-Ihe-minute sportswear Shop . . . RINES BROS. Compliments of A F RIEND 152 FOR OLLIEOWELQ OF MY BEST FRIENDS ?mWaml 6W Kym i ?WX W WW 1 63m 8M awam L wgw 560 ROY F. POULIN JEWELER WATCHMAKER -ru'. Mn 4 hamwnu-erF-ab. - vs 41.7 r ' z u .. Hn'a I Y4 Lr' . J45 W 1m 4712M M Watches -Clocks 156 157 159 The 67' UMPIRE wishes to ac- knowledge the assistance of the following people: Editor Alan Dodge Staff Margo Thornton Pat Kerr Linzi Bowker Ann McGonigie Beth Coombs Donna Sorenson Fred Bonaventura Photography Bill Browne Gus James Paul Strum Additional Photography Chris Church Alvin Rogers Management Bill Campbell Advisers Bryant J ones Jack Smith Senior Photographs Stevens Studio Miscellaneous Assistance Connie Paulson Pat Moore YEARBOOK STAFF Left to right: Linzi Bowker. IA'Krl and Layout: Donna Soren- son. A.Clivities: Pal Karr. Facully: Beth Coombm Under- classmen: Ann McGonigle, Seniors. Alan Dodge, Editin- 16'