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

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On the next few pages are a few of the faces and feelings we have been able to capture this year. It is our hope that in these faces you will find something you have known; an up time or a downer, a rough time or an easy ride: some- thing that will remind you of your days and nights at UMPG. There is feeling on this campus; a campus has as many feelings as there are types of students. Once in a while there is the inevitable conflict, but conflict '15 necessary for change and changes are what life is all about. UMPG, a merged university system, is undergoing many changes and conflicts. Each member of the com- munity has to make the adjustment. The future direction and success of the system requires ev- eryonets concern and an ability to guide and be guided through the pragmatic process of trial and error. 10 l-IF-f- -' I Q I It If. . , Lgi'.i,.af,.f,;1,h l :35: 1 WW ,3. ' W u '21:?- 1'1 The success of the University of Maine, Portland-Gorham. as the southern Maine insti- tution of higher learning is emerging. Let us not congratulate ourselves too soon, we still have much to learn and many conflicts to resolve, and it is for time, and faces. to decide whether the changes have been beneficial. THEATER 12 r to 1: D. MacVane; L. Babbidge; P. McGinnis, Treasurer; L. Labonte; R. Fournier, President; T. Schildroth. Assistant Secretary; I. Gray; W. Rhoda. 13 The UMPG Business Club has consistently been an active group on this campus. From supplying basketball game programs to sponsoring field trips and speakers, the members have obtained sat- isfaction from both their projects and social atherings. Disagreements may have risen, ut. a commitment to the group has seen the club through changes both internal and those of a general social nature. The graduating members can always feel that they have in some way tried to present their views and priorities to the university community. Pete McClosky SPEAKERS -- ORIENTATION l STUDENT UNION 16 I7 aHwa mmwo CONCERT 21 THE KEG PARTY C v. .3 R J B E -855533 f. Ip I .. B 37. 97.1.1444 26 27 rbewzwbn wmazHE The lack of snow didn't stop PoGo students from having a great Winter weekend. Jamie Broekett began the weekend on perhaps its highest note - with friendly rap, and effortless music. Saturday the hockey game was cancelled due to bad ice, but the Deering Oaks skaters found the ice rather nice. Greasers gathered at Portland: gym for a trip back to the SUhs courtesy of Smokey Ioe. Sundays concert found spirits dampened by a deluge which soaked the crowd before it had 3 chance to take cover. That and a 1V2 hour delay in the concert made for an unruly crowd. Geils was short and strong. keeping the crowd on its feet during his ooncert. All in all, there was no lack except for snow. 28 TIMES THEY ARE A CHANGIN, 29 C R A Z Y H O R S E L GEILS BAND 32 REMEMBER? IN MEMORIAM 35 ROBERT llRUSTY VENNELL 1948-1971 He served as Chancellor of Tau Epsilon Phi for two years. Rusty was the person Who brought me into the fraternity and served as my llBig Brother . After joining TEP, Rusty and I enjoyed a ClOSE personal relationship, a friendship that I have shared with few others. He enjoyed life, not letting his studies get in the way of having a good time. He was dedicated to helping others and I was not the sole benefi- ciary. It need not even be said of him that his deeds will live after him. The future achieve- ments of many will be attributed to Rustyls in- fluence. My Brother, friend. and fellow Psy- chology student is now dead after a critical operation during intercession. What better trib- ute to him than to remember forever that which he stood for in life. His brothers, his family. and his many friends will miss him dearly. May they only achieve in their lives the understanding. love and laughter which he did in his. Eddie Ll Beard gum 36 37 ' 4 $7,351... I to 1 : Ron Kelley Marty Callahan Gary Davis Bob Duane Brian Gillespie Rick Willey Gerry Myati Coach Thomas ' H w , '-.'- ..-4r vn' : 1,- ma - WHZCOn mmown Cross Countr Statistics Coach Don T nmas Sept. Oct . Oct . Oct . Oct. Oct . Nov. Nov. Nov. 25 2 6 16 23 26 6 8 '10 UMPG 35 Colby 24 Keane State 20 SMVTI 75 UMPG 44 UMPG 20 Gordon Colle e 36 Boston State Invitation UMPG 14th out of 18 schools UMPG Invitational UMPG 7th out of 14 schools UMPG 15 Nassau College 40 NESCAC Championship at Keene State UMPG 6th out of 12 schools NEIAAA at Boston State UMPG 25th out of 30 schools NAIA at Gordon College UMPG 8th out of 10 schools BASKETBALL Front Row: Phil Page; Matt Donahue; Rick Simonds. Capt; Andy Dufort, Capt; Jim Graffam, Capt; Kevin Lecuyer; Micheal Lavigne. Back Row: Coach Sturgeon; Richard Bray, Statistician; Bud Mosley, Trainer;1eff Scott; David Tamulevich; Faye Merrill; Bub Bradbury; Jay Lamont; Larry Leone, Manager; Greg Jordan, Manager. TEAM ROSTER Class Height Bob Bradbury Jr. 63 Andy Dufod Sr. 6'2 Mike Lavigne Ir. 6'1 Kevin Lecuyer Ir. 5'7 Jay Lemont Jr. 62 Fay Morrill Soph. 6 ? Phil Page 301311. 6'0, Jeff Scott Jr. 6'3' Rick Simonds Sr. 511 Dave Tamulevich Jr. 64 42 Basketball Statistics Coach Sturgeon UMPG 96 at St. Francis 104 UMPG 80 at Castleton State 90 UMPG 121 at Lyndon State 90 UMPG 94 Sulfolk Univ. 80 UMPG B6 Bently College 104 UMPG 80 at Keene State 94 UMPG 93 Husson College 88 UMPG 92 at Boston State 98 UMPG 59 Salem State 63 UMPG 64 at U of M Farmington 68 UMPG 70 Plymouth State 69 UMPG 81 at Salem State ?2 UMPG 58 Keene State 79 UMPG 94 at Husson College 122 UMPG 79 at Worcester State 92 UMPG 58 at Bryant College 73 UMPG 74 at Plymouth State 77 UMPG 73 Boston State 66 UMPG 75 Rhode Island 90 UMPG 53 Nassau College 51 UMPG 90 at Eastern Nazarene 104 UMPG 61 U of M Farmington 73 Final Standings 6 WON - 7. LOST - 15 43 L to 11 Front Row: Kirk Rau; David Haliigan; jim Mingo. Capt: Mike McGraw, Capt; George Robinson; Karl Farnk; jason Knight. Back Row.- Jerry Young, Trainer: Steve Doyle; Dale Bragg; Richard Simonds; Roger Young; Earl Foley; R011 Hunt; David Carlson; Phil Giorgetti; Gary Mingo; John Picune; Dennis Ella; Coach Bouchard. SOCCER Coach 11Joey1 ' Bouchard Soccer Statistics Coach Bouchard ' UMPG OPP. Sept. 25 at Lyndon State 6 0 Sept. 28 at Eastern Nazarene 1 4 Oct. 2 Castleton State 1 0 Oct. 5 at Salem State 3 2 Oct. 9 Plymouth State 2 3 Oct. 13 UM. Farmington 6 1 Oct. 16 Fitchburg State 7 D Oct. 19 at Keene State 2 5 Oct. 23 Johnson State 2 3 Oct. 26 at Nassau College 4 4 Oct. 30 at Husson College 1 2 Nov. 3 St. Francis College 4 1 Nov. 6 NESCAC Playoffs Nov. 12-13 NAIA District 32 Playoffs Final Standings1 WON - 6, LOST - 5, TIED - 1 er. 'F-u... $1 lib. ...Jv'.' 5301 t o 6 47 HOCKEY CLUB 1971-1972 UMPG Hockey Club Kneeling KL to R1: Rusty Winters; Don Lamontagne; Waring Stearns; Bob Bennett; Ron Young; Greg Gray; Bob Holden. Standing: Gary Munsen; Jim Morrison; Mike Hogan; Tom Patterson; Bob Goddard; Don Dufresne; Bob Pontbriand; Bob Rhoades; Coach Lees. Roy. Missing from icture: Bob Blais; Dave Bouffar Kit Dover; Don H01 en. Season Results In its first and last season, the UMPG hockey club team ended with a very respectable record. Disregarding two scrimmages with the Portland Merchants. a semi-pro team, the Pogoans finished with a 3 win. 4 losses, and 1 tie record. Wins were against Orono 8-6, North Yarmouth Academy 3-0. St. Francis College 5-3. and the losses were to New Hampshire Vocational Coilege, 6-3, and 7-1; Bridgton Academy 7-0 and Thomas College 7-1. The line tie was against Thomas College 7-7. 48 50 51 52 ! COUNCIL OF NURSING STUDENTS 55 CAF 102 t ?lease '5 H ;379P.baEk w- :- -IQV- ralling'. 'I a - mw .. 4 . Foe among: 3:- .41 Pleasef 'ggaiewk -' 1; T 9P. .ac . azure f0 ratimg. 5m 1 bare cm .'.' SWALLOW PAT PAULSEN 53 IACK ANDERSON 59 SAND F.- ' -: 34x ,. ' . Q .' . J! 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Lawrence This year Harold Lawrence retired after many years of service at the Uni- versity of Maine. His record is outstanding. He served as Registrar, Bursar, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, and Department Head and Instructor in Aceounting for Portland Junior College and the University of Maine in Portland until 1953. He served as Registrar and Bursar for UMP until 1967, and as Bursar to 1970. After the merger, he served as Business Manager for the University of Maine. Portland-Gerham, until this Spring. He will be greatly missed and remembered by those who have worked and stud- ied with him. On behalf of the campus community, we wish him health and happiness in his retirement. ?7 79 SENIORS This year many outstanding student leaders will graduate. These students have built the foundation necessary for successful student par- ticipation in University affairs. This is nut to say that the rest at the class has not participated. but the few faces we've singled out here are some 0f the exceptional ones. I'm sure the entire commu- nity extends their thanks and best wishes for their dedication and a job well done. we do. These are the: faces of leaders: BU -b,-?x:-. Christopher Babbidge: BA. h History, Circle K. Outing Club, GolfCIub. Owls 8: Eagles. Winter Carnival TorchvBeamr. Big Brother Program. Elizabeth Howard; 13.8. - Nu rsing, Council of Nursing Students. Elaine Barter; 13.8. - Education, Young Democrats tSectJ. Susan Bean; B.A. - Social Welfare, Phi Mu. Pegasus. Senior Class Treasurer. Eddie Beard: BA. h- Psychology, Young Democrats, Tau Epsilon Phi. Literary Club, Intramural Basketball, Softball. 8: Football, Student Senate, Viking Editor, Campus Council. Stein Columnist, Chancellor's Task Force. Governance Review Committee. Liberal Arts Search Cumm. Liberal Arts Procedures Comm,, UMPG Cadet Corps, Who's Who in American Schools and Colleges. Peter Bickford; B.S. - Education, Intramural Basketball 8: Softball. Charles Bitier; B.S - Business. 'l'reasurer 2 Yr. Class. Business Club, Centaurs. Winter Carnival Advertising Comm. Polly Blake; B.S. Education. Tennis Team. Mary Bourgoin; B.S. - Business, Alpha Psi Omega, Newman Club. Barry Brown; B.S. - Business. ' Business Club, Sailing Club, Social Proceedures Committee. lane Bunerworth; B.A.-English, Owls 8: Eagles Wanda Clark; B.S. - Nursing. UMANS. Council of Nursing Students. Ray Paul: B.A.- History. Owls 8x Eagles. Vice President 11 . Class. Ad Hoc Advisory Committee. Natalie Coffey: B.S. - Nursing, U MANS. Council of Nursing Students, Chi Omega Dawnela Coffin; BA. - English, Art Theatre. 81 Carol Camber; B.S. Education, Owls 8: Eagles, Association of Women Students, Pegasus. Daphne Contraros; 13.3. Education. SEA, Dramatics, Resident Student Government. Intramural Basketball. Parents Day CUII'LI'IL. Chairman of Judicial Board. President and Representative of Hastings Upton. David Crowley; 13.8. 5 Business, Business Club. John Deetjen; B.S. Education, President CPU. Intramural Sports. Owls 8: Eagles. LouiseFecteau: BA. u French. Junior and Senior Class Sect Victoria Ferguson; BA. - American History, Association of Women Students, Intramural Voileyball. JTT-w- 3-- Andrea Femald; B.A. u; Sociology, Student Senate. College Assembly, Gorham Chorale, Alpha Xi Delta,1ntramural Basketball, Student Activities Board, Winter Weekend Chairman, ths Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Intersorority Council, Parents Day Comm., Freshman Orientation Comm., Hillcrest, Big Sister Program, Search Comm. for Dean of Liberal Studies. ' Roland Fournier; B.S. Business, Businesa Club President,SAC Appropriations Comm. Ruth Frary; B.S.- Nursing, Owls 8: Eagles, Alpha Omicron Pi. Cecile Gagne; BA. - Psychology, Cheerleader, Owls 8: Eagles, Pegasus. Stephen Gear; B.S. Business. Umpire Siaff, Track Team. Alan Gibbons; B.S.- Business, Sailing Club, Chess Club, Skiing Club, SAC Treas. Ronald Gobei1;B.S. Education. Owls 8: Eagles, Ed. Forum C0rnm., Port School Vol. 83 84 Jeffrey Gray; 3.3. u Business Business Club, Varsity Club. Basketball Team, Intramural Basketball. Meredith Hewett; 8.8. h Nursing, Council of Nursing Students, NEA, Mathetai, Pegasus. Gerald Hillock; B.S.- Business, Owls 8: Eagles, Track Team, Basketball, Alex Holt; BA. Theatre-Speech, Art Theatre, Observer Staff, Viking Staff,Stein Staff, Student Senate, Literary Club. Young Republicans, Resident Student Government, Dorm Activities Board, Comm. 0f 33. YAF. Earl Ireland; BA. Political Science. Political Science Majors Association, Big Brother Program, POGO MOBE. Ed Irish; BA. History, Viking Staff, Student Affairs Committee. w... v s s'wz John Kellam; B.A. Po1itical Science. YAF. Political Science Majors Association, Viking. V-P Sophomore Class, Jr. Senator, SAC, ths Who in American Colleges and Universities. Rick Kochis; BA. Philosophy, Sailing Club, Philosophy Club, Chess Ciub. Basketball Mgr.. Student Activities Board, Ad Huc Advisory Comm. 0n the Arts, Umpire Photographer, Lighthouse Staff, ConcertaLecture Series Comm. Larry Leone; BA. -- Political Science, Tau Epsilon Phi, Owis 8: Eagles, Basketball Mgr., Student Senate. University Council. UMPG Governance Comm.. Politicai Science Ma;0rs Assoc, Sr. Class Treas. Odette Levesque; B.S. Nursing, UMANS, Council of Nursing Students. Marsha Littlejohn; BA. - History, Association of Women Students, Volleyball Team, 1 Big Sister Program. Nelma Mason; 35. - Nursing, UMANS, Council of Nursing Students. BS Jerry McCann; B.S. s Education, Circle K, Centaurs, Owls 3: Eagles. Student Union Board, Student Senateg SAC Chairman, Class Officer, Campus Council. Student Rights 8r Freedoms Comm. Thomas Manna; BA. s French, French Club, Soccer Club. Carolyn Messa; B.S. b Nursing, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Student Reiigious Affairs. Council of Nursing Students. Marty Murphy; B.A. s Political Science, Chairman Political Science Majors Association, Student Senate Presidential Search 601mm,, Viking ECL, Student Publications Board Chairman, Governors Comm. on Children 8: Youth, WGAN Drug Abuse Fund. John O'Toole; BA. s Economics, Business Club, Judicial Comm. Chairman. Anita Pelletier; BA. s- French. French Club, Education Forum. Margaret Quincannon; BA. - Sociology, Sailing Club. 86 Suzanne Rand; B.S. Education, Owls 8: Eagles, Sophomore Class Sect. Steve Rankin; B.S. - Business, Sailing Club, Crowleys Tea Pady Staff, Student Activities Chairman, Stein Staff, Viking Staff, Centaurs. Kathy Regan; B.A. Sociology, Big Sister Program. Charles Reynolds; B.S. Business, Business Club. Doris Rocray; BA. French, French Club, Volunteer Teaching. Charles Rollins; B.A. Psychology, Forum Club, Boxing Club, Psychology Club, SCOGIS, Young Democrats, Stein Staff, Big Brother Program. Brenda Sereyko; B.S. - Nursing, Media Committee. Richard Small; B.S. Business, Big Brother Program, Viking Staff, SAC, Studem Senate, Approprations C0mm., Vice-Pres. Sr. Class, Search Comm. for Academic Affairs 8: Student Affairs. 8? Shirley Sodargren; B.S. Nursing, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Council of Nursing Stu dents. Patricia Strout; BA. Math, Outing Club. Leo Taillon; B.A. - Psychology, Owls 8: Eagles, Comm. 0n Fraternal Organizations. Michael Thoma; BA. Political Science, Political Science Majors Association. Gretchen Vendell; B.A. History, Owls 3: Eagles. Patricia Wallace; B.A. -' History, Girls Basketball Team. Wally Wasson; B.S. Business, Golf Club. GRADUATION May 26, 1972 vryi 3rd; ' w .79 alltlnrlluull. .Irtf'tilu.d.il .. . . 91 L u.. rill 92 . A Em 5,3. 1.1.? k. .r .. mg. I; .I... Tim!!! pk ll L.I I... f: i? J Alfi'l1rf' W 93 QB Y N 0 M E R E C G m N m P Charles 8. Either Business Administration -- David C. Crowley Business Administration Stephen D. Gear Business Administration ms; Mary E. Bourgoin Business Administration Roland E. Fournier Business Administration 100 Barry 1. Brown Business Administration BUSINESS Alan Gibbons Jeffrey A. Gray Allen C. Hall Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration I F' ix k Gerald A. Hillock Stephen R. Knox Business Administration Business Administration ADMINI STRATION Douglas W. Libby 101 Business Administration Joel B. Marsd en Business Administration A Steven Rankin Business Administration Charles C Reynolds Business Administration 102 James C Mavel Business Administration Richard R. Small Business Administration Thomas F. Walsh Walter A. Wasson Business Administration Business Administration tASCIJ Charles W. Weaver Business Administration Janice A. Wilcox Donald R. Young Business Administration Business Administration EDUCATION ht;- Margery L. Avery English Elaine F. Barter Jacqueline M. Beatly Elementary Education Elementary Education Peter H Bickford Mary-Ann Bitler History A Social Studies Polly D. Blake Stephen J. Bowley History Education Inf. , - -r; -. Io-Ann R. Brown Biology Susan M. Butler Carol E. Comber Elementary Education . Art Sharon M. Conley Kevin J. Conroy Elementary Education Education Daphne Contraros John H. Deetjen Elementary Education English Peter Flaherty 105 Elementary Education Ronald J. Gobeil Art Margaret E. Lee Muriel B. Leighton Education Education Carol A. LeTourneau 10? Elementary Education Gerald A. McCann EducaHon Donna L. Miller Education .k Patricia E. Oullette Elementary Education Katherine M. MacWilliams Elem entary Ed ucation Arm D. Moran Elementary Education Evelyn D. Potter Elementary Education Arleen ICUokim Regan Elementary Education Ford Stevenson Biology Carlenen j. Tegfinian Elementary ucation Suzanne I. Rand Elementary Education Elizabeth H. Baker Nursing NURSING Molly C. Burgess Nursing Nataiie M. Coffey Nursing 110 Wanda S. Clark Nursing Edna M. Ellis Nursing Ruth L. Fral'y Nursing Merideth M. Hewett Audrey I. Ingersoll Odette Levesque Nursing Nursing Nursing Nelma A. Mason Carolyn M. Messa Brenda M. Sereyko Nursing Nursing Nursing Shirley I. Sodergren Nursing 111 Mark Aranson Christopher W. Babbidge Eddie L. Beard Biology History Psychology LIBERAL ARTS Susan A. Bear: Social Welfare Rila-Man Bissonnctte Math 112 Dawnela M. Coffin English Jane E. Butlerworth English Virgiinia S. Campbell Eng ish Stczphani M. Faudi Frun ch Louise T. Fecteau Victoria A. Ferguson French American History Andrea J. Fernald Sociology Cecile F. Gagne William M Goodrich Alexander W. Holt Psychology Philosophy Speech-Theater Earl K. Ireland Edward P. Irish Political Science History John S. Kellam Richard A. Kochis Paul R. 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