University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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yearbook of the University of Maine at Orono spring. Pg. 166 Greeks. Say what you will, for or against them, being Creek is a great way to meet other Greeks. Pg. 138 Acadia. Maine Day isn't the only time Sand Beach gets loaded. Bar Harbor will raise your spirits, or else your spirits will raise your spirits. Either way. it's Acadia-demic every Apirl. Pg. 161 Cover design and art by Brewer. Maine Black Bear pen and india ink, with logo design by Logo-Rythm Graphics. Thanx Giving. Here is a list of people (in stream-of-consciousness order) who contributed some combination of time, effort, wit. imagination, sleepless nights, lost vacations, tortured dreams, good advice, poor advice, just plain vice, and large quantities of therapu- tic brouhaha to this years Book. Oh yes. And talent. To whit: Phil Roy. Pat Murkland. Phil Lambert. Russ McKnight. Jim Sloan, Steve Pelletier. Ann Hanrison. Lisa Carpenter. Lauren Noether. Jane Snow. Nancy Emple. Ted Armadillo” Dillard, and Crunch, the Killer Guppy. Also with us was Jack Walas. photographer, confidante, and unofficial co-conspirator. So. too. Bob Creteau, former Prism editor and financial adviser to Nancy and me. With- out all of these fine folks, the 1978 school year might have passed without reflection at UMO. The life-impressions contained here are from us to you. in the hopes that a little memory jogging will keep your youth in shape during the years to come. Fill the steins. Drink deep.

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THE 1978 PRISM INSIDE: YOU ARE HERE. Fall. In the fall a young student's heart turns lightly to thoughts of triples, book money, add-drop, and home-delivered Pat's pizza. The state is in its most beautiful season, and this semester will be better than last spring. Pg. 10 Football. The Maine Bears attracted school spirit in record proportions this year, but had to paws to lick their wounds more often than not during the season, discovering as well that from the gridiron to the Den it’s a fur piece. Pg. 48 Winter. If God had meant man to conserve energy. He wouldn't have invented the winter of 78. One owner of a four-wheel drive vehicle laughed all the way to the snowbank, then got out a shovel just like the rest of us. My back still aches. Pg. 68 l— PAGE TWO .........................2 UMO ...........................-..8 WELCOME BACK ....................16 HOMECOMING ......................18 ACADEMICS........................26 SPORTS! .........................46 PETS ............................76 CONCERTS ........................78 SPORTS II .......................98 MAINE MASQUE ...................128 MAINE DAY ......................160 FACE SHOTS......................164 LIVING..........................174 UNION ..........................220 SPORTS III .....................230 CLASS OF'78 ....................254 COMMENCEMENT ....................296 STEIN SONG ......................302 2

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