University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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DEDICATION • • • To the University of Maine, the year 1942-43 has been a year of changes and sacrifices on all sides. Curriculum plans have been accelerated, social activities have been moderated, and the entire col- lege life has been altered to comply with the war effort. Through it all the ailministraiion and faculty have worked tirelessly to give the students the best possible in defense courses, dormitory food, and especially encouragement in these trying times. The students have cooperated with excellent spirit, studying harder, work- ing longer hours, and curtailing outside activities, realizing the important part which they, as college students, are now challenged to play. Many of the boys have had to ka e the UniNersiiy al- together to ollei lluir li cs to the armed services. It is ti) all ilusc. siudints and adminis- tration alike, that the Junior Class wishes to dedicate the 1944 Pvisiit. On your shoulders rests the workl ' s hitiire. Through your work towards the attain- ment of democracy and a permanent peace, vou have won our deepest re- spect ami atlmiraiion. lUi: liNiOR Cl. ss •• • • •

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a UNIVEI ' iSITY «l MAINE In this (liticth xoluinc of the PRISM, on behall of the Class of 1 944, we ha c souj ht to provide a per- manent record of a memorable vear. Looking hack, we find that just half- way al()n,i; the road the PRISM has taken, the Class ol ) ) h.id 1 eason to remember and record the inijjact of world tij:)hea al tipon the haj)pv. care- free campns life -hich so many other annual xoluuu s l).i e pictured. Never- llieless. the light that is this Unixer- sity still e erlastingly shines and glows, transmitting and directing its beams ilnnngli the greater jirism that is the (li.ir.HUis and achie ements ol its sons and daughlt ' rs. in pt ' aic- and

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