University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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 IL TTH a vivid conception of the many errors of this work, but with a certainty that they owe their existence to lack of expe- rience rather than lack of effort, we present the fourth volume of The Prism. Stimulated by the vigorous growth and expansion of the College, we have endeavored to make this annual reflect the growth, not alone by adding to its size, but by making the addition consist largely of original efforts by the students. In securing this extra literary and artistic work we have called princi- pally upon the members of the Junior Class, feeling that with them lay a large share of the responsibility; yet we have not been backward about asking favors from members of other classes, and from the alumni, believ- ing that a book which represents the whole College is deserving of their aid. With the assurance that we have striven to the utmost to make this book worthy of our Alma Mater, we now leave it with you to judge how well we have fulfilled our intention. q r 15 9 1 m « 3

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ii)iffiam ‘fy Hornas ffaincs ttiis f)Oof is dedicated as a smaff fof[cn of esteem, and of our appreciation of liis efforts in our Hetialf. 5