University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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1981 PRISM STAFF Carol Wilshire, the elusive editor Catherine Denning, her replacement Laurel Morrison, the steadfast business manager Dave Ennis, the disgusted photo editor Jack Walas, the anxious advisor PHOTOGRAPHERS John Bergeron Gail Brooks Cheryl Cellis Patty Collins Catherine Denning Dave Ennis Doug Fleming Stephan Harrison Paul Squire Nancy Tuite S|H mI thanks to the Maine Campus lor photos and articles. 4

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When is the yearbook coming out? Wasn't it supposed to be here in November? Can I have my money back? Is there going to be a yearbook? How will I know when to pick it up? Why haven't I received my yearbook yet? I paid for it, where is it? The legend behind the 1981 Prism Yearbook nears completion by Naomi Laskc Staff Writer The 1981 PRISM yearbook will be completed in about two weeks and sent to be published after a long delay and a lot of work, said Laurel Morrison. PRISM business manager. “Cathy (Denning), the 1982 yearbook editor, is working on the 1981 yearbook now, Morrison said. The delay in putting the yearbook together was due to the negligence of the 1980-81 PRISM editor, Carol Wilshire. Morrison said. When school got out in the spring of 1981. Carol moved to Colorado, where she said she would complete the yearbook and would send it in to be published from there.” she said. PRISM Advisor. Jack Walas said under normal conditions, the yearbook is sent to the publisher. Hunter Publishing. N.C.. in June. When classes began in Sep- tember. 1981. the yearbook still wasn’t finished, but Wilshire said it would be completer! within a week. Morrison said. After a number of failed attempts to gel in touch with Wilshire to obtain the rest of the yearbook. Morrison called upon Walas. who had an ct|uall difficult lime finding her. It was ridiculous, like cops and robbers. Laurel finally tracked her (Wilshire) down.” Walas said. Morrison said Wilshire gave her all Of the materials she had when she found her late m the tall semester. She finally gave us 42 pages which brought our total up to 115 out of a 514 page book, Morrison said. Denning, who is presently putting the 1982 yearbook together, said the work load has been heavy, but that she is almost finished with it. It was reduced to 272 pages due to lack of photos. We regret that the 1981 Prism was so late. The 1982 Prism will be here on time in November.