University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1982 volume:

I A ,'V LJniversity of Maine at v. v2r f' • . i f. □rono Prism 0 I • • rv . V :s • •f f 0t t r i •1 • V K. 3s. i • x 4 y J J i CD I----n ) Y -IJ L] z □ Contents A B C Academics................ Advertisements........... Baseball................. Basketball — men's....... Basketball — women's..... Bits and Pieces.......... Communications........... Concerts................. Cross Country — men's . . . Cross Country — women's. . 4 18 22 26 30 34 38 4B 60 62 Graduation...................98 Greeks.................... ' 4 Gymnastics................ 1 30 Hockey.................... 1 32 Homecoming................ 1 36 Intramurals............... 144 Jobs...................... 1 52 Kaieidescope.............. 1 56 Lectures S Performances ... 1 68 Maine........................ 1 7 8 Marching Band................ 1 96 Nightlife.................... 200 Organizations................ 206 p Q R L S T U Parents' Friends' Weekend .200 Quiet Times............. 212 Random Shots............ 216 ROTC.................... 218 Seniors..................... 220 Senior Honors............... 260 Soccer..................... 2 70 Softball................... 274 Swimming — men’s............ 270 Swimming — women's.......... 200 Tennis — men's.............. 202 Tennis — women's............ 204 Theatre..................... 206 Track — men's............... 296 Track — women's............. 300 Union....................... 302 V W X Volleyball Waiting. . 'Xams . . . 304 306 300 I Alt x Ml ll Yl Academics The student walkout On September 1 5. about 1.200 students walked out of classes and gathered on the mall to protest the comparatively low salaries paid to UMO professors and staff members. Student Government sponsored the demonstration. Stewart Doty, chairman of the council of colleges, said that the rally was the 23rd official strike in UMO history. The first was in 1 872 when faculty and administrators joined students in protest of the low quality of tea and moldy bread on campus. he said. Chants of we want Silverman” and we want Chancellor McCarthy echoed across the Mall, but to no avail. Although Silverman. McCarthy. Governor Brennan and Dr. Stanley Evans, chairman of the board of trustees, had been invited to speak at the rally, all had refused. Silverman said one reason that he disapproved of the rally was that it interfered with classes. Why was it tied to walking out of classes? he asked. In spite of the prominently displayed absences. Student Government members thought the walkout and rally were successful. We've shown that students do care. said Student Government Vice President Donnie Oakes. A — 7 a — a o °or oA« % UMPSA members reject =£ ' o % ?j£vV v . . sv o. V ❖. new contract proposals tf ■ «•? f O -J- . 4,' ; CL .O. - ,% O X ’ A % ' i L . %V ° ' «• -g. % • , f 0 «■ p £ © © % o. i f . y v5 V T� r . '• Q S v O' c-,« ' Jo •' °- t 4CV Union boy cancels Demo atic dinner IO — A 12 — A A— 13 14 — A I J Y WWWWA 0) I W WYW ' Advertisements The SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Of Bangor 31 Main St. Orono, Maine 866-5555 IS — A WHATCANWEDO TOGETHER The Merrill Family of Banks FEDERAL.] AA WASHBUMN M MOULTON M FIRST AA bank! BANK BANK [BANK Merrill Banks in: Bangor (5) (Belfast (2) Brewer Brownville Junction. Bncksporl Calais (2) 'Castme Oexter Dover-Foxcroft Eastport Gardincr Hampden.'Jonesport lincoln Machias Milimocket Milo Newport Old Town'Orono Searsport Wmterport Woodland |2) Federal Banks in: Waten ille (3)'Bingham Madison Skowheqan'Unity Winslow Washburn Banks in: Washburn Ashland Mapielon Van Buren Portage Lake Houlton Banks in: Hou’lon Mars Hill Firstbanks in: Farmington Kmglield North Anson Strong Wilton Wribfi! ( OlC A — 19 VWWWWWA Congratulations Graduates! L A Market Mill Street, Orono SO — A X GOVERNOR’S RESTAURANT A Most Unusual Restaurant — 2 full time bakers — famous jumbo burger with homemade roll — jumbo homemade pies — old fashioned homemade pizza — fresh seafood direct from Maine's rugged coast — steaks S. chicken S stews — 1 60 seat dining room — wine cocktails Daily Specials Check our low prices — you will be amazed. Stillwater Avenue. Stillwater 827-42-7-7 Office: 827-7630 A —SI WW'W WWWA I CO Baseball TEAM SCORES UM(J HECCRD UMO 2. Fullerton St. 6 UMO O. Col Stoto 2 UMO 2. Col. Stoto 9 UMO S. Wisconsin 9 UMO 2. Col. Riveroide 1 UMO 1 A. Wisconsin 2 UMO 2. Oroi Roberts S UMO S. Col R.vorsido 9 UMO 1 1. Tutane 6 UMO 7. Col Booust O UNO 3. SO. Calif. 12 UMO 7. Stanford A UMO S. Wosfw'Ston 2 UMO 1 1. Wisconsin 2 UMO 3. BrVom Voung 1 UMO 1 1. Yoe lO UMO S. U. Conn. O UMO 1 7. Holy Cross 3 UMO B. Holy Cnous 9 UMO 6. Vermont 1 UMO 3. Vermont A UMO 1 9. USM 5 UMO 9. USM O UMO S. UNH 1 UMO A. UNH O UMO S. ProviCemce O UMO 6. Prov.eerce 3 UMO 5. Huouon 3 UMO S. Hueson O UMO 6. Co by A UMO 9. CO'Dy 1 UMO S. FoirfKSl 3 2 UMO 6. Fo.rf.ola A UMO ©. U Moss 2 UMO 18. U. Mass 7 UMO 13. St Josocb s S UMO 2. Nortiwvestern 3 UMO 9. 8 C. 3 0-1 0-2 0- 3 1- 3 2- 3 2-A 2- 5 3- S A-5 A-6 5-6 6 6 76 2 7-7 8- 7 9- 7 10-7 10-8 1 1-8 1 1-9 129 13-9 1A-9 15-9 169 179 18-9 199 20-9 21.9 22- 9 23- 3 2A-S 25-9 269 26-10 27-10 Coocb; John Winkm B — 23 24 — 0 B — 25 I 0 Basketball L.3 WXW’WWWWYA 20 — B team scones umo we coho — UMO S3. U Conn. SO 0-1 UMO SO. PmrfKWcJ 90 0-2 UMO 66. Siena 69 0 3 UMO 70. B'-OOKlyn 64 13 UMO dd. Providence 46 1 -4 UMO 6 7. OaPaui 90 1-5 UMO OO. C Z I 0) 2-5 UMO 61. Aloboma 77 2-6 UMO 72. Towson St 66 3-6 UMO 66. Utjcn 56 4-6 UMO 81. V M.l. 71 5-6 UMO dd. NortfnMiaterr 49 5-7 UMO 46. R s 5-8 UMO S3. Vermont 72 6 8 UMO 66. Vermont 7S 6-9 UMO SO. Ho� y Cro� � 60 6-10 UMO S4. UNM 66 6-11 UMO 55. tviotre Dorns 79 6-12 UMO 57. Orexei 65 6 13 UMO 57. Temple 77 6-14 UMO 65. Vdiaoova Qi 8-15 UMO 64. Mrmr.t 61 6-16 UMO 63. BU 65 6-17 UMO 69. Co oate 58 7-17 UMO 64 Congius 68 7-10 UMO 56. N.� Q-e 72 7-19 Coocfv Skip CrvKJPe'i B — 29 YAWWYW 8 Basketball women’s 32 — B X TEAM scones UMO RECORD UMO 75. Me. Allison 33 1 O UMO 65. New Brunswick 70 1.1 UMO 67. New Brunswick 02 2-1 umo es. Bowao-i 54 3-1 UMO SI. UNH Q3 3-2 UMO 73. Lav� ' 40 4 2 UMO 53. USM 40 02 UMO 68. URt 70 5-3 UMO 66. UMF 40 63 UMO 91. WymoulTi 05 7-3 UMO 65. New Brunswick 53 S3 UMO 84. Vermont 81 9-3 UMO 07. Vermont 70 10-3 UMO 93. UMF 30 1 1-3 UMO 85. St Josech s 45 12-3 UMO 57. U Mnnn 73 12-4 UMO 45. U Coon. 82 12-5 UMO 96. UMPl 40 13-3 UMO 60. Cottiy 64 14.5 UMO 05. Musson 45 15-5 UMO 71. St Joseph's 47 16-5 UMO 47. Co o 50 Coach Eilttr-e Fox 16-6 B — 33 WV 'WWWWA I £ ----------------Bits and Pieces B —35 VlMMi 36 — 8 B —37 n Communications The Maine Campus C —39 Prism The yearbook of the University Photographers Dave Ennis Jim Fosset Earle Gillis Russell Gillis Trez Hong Craig Seekins Donna Sotomayer 42 — c Special thanks to Jack Walas and PICS for the photos they provided: to Guy Garon for being there; and to Laurie Morrison for all her help and support. Dedication This yearbook is dedicated to those who can never find what they want in a year- book. “Where's the football section? Is the Bumstock festival in this book? Yes to both Questions. But where do you find them? Simple. This yearbook is alphabetically ordered. It starts at academics and ends with (what else?) Z end . So. start re- citing. Contributing Writers Robbin Addams Robin MacDonald Kathy Snow 44 — C WMEB-FM is Che Universicy of Maine ac Orono's student radio station. Its volunteers have deep pride in the station and in their work. The station has grown over the 20 years of its existence to fit the needs of UMO students. According to Jeremy Prescott, station manager. WMEB has taken a more professional attitude to provide for volunteers who are seeking careers in the broadcasting field. Most practices at WMEB are now based on professional field practices. Programming at WMEB is defined as Album Oriented Music. The music itself is composed of various forms of jazz and rock. WMEB's goal is to educate its audience and to present music in a format to achieve that goal. The staff at WMEB wishes to lead as well as reflect music trends; to reach a large, diverse audience; and to extend services to involve the listeners. Included in WMEB programming are the Rolling Stone Magazine Rock Review; Stardate. an astronomy radio series; Wavebreaker, a new wave countdown; and Retro Rock, an hour-long program of rock 'n' roll. Executive members of WMEB-FM include Jeremy Prescott, station manager; Bill Saunders, program director; Tony Mangione. news director; Ed Crockett, sports director; Ed Bunker and Tom Butts, music directors; Scott Morton and John Essency. station engineers; Leeann Hanson, public affairs director; Dave Lavender, traffic director; and Charles Gilley. production director. J C —45 wv wwuww WMEB-TV Y A W Y . Concerts Chuck Berry so — c z c I u Jonathan Edwards __ C — S3 WW W Y Marshall Tucker Orleans Tom Rush C —57 Southside Johnny 58 — C Twentieth Century Ensemble TEAM SCORES UMO RECORD UMO AO. U-Conn 1 5 0-1 UMO 33. 0 C. IB 0-2 UMO 1S. BowOOin S3. DM PI 7B. USM S9. SMVTi 133 A-2 UMO 21. New Brunswick 36 5 2 UMO 15. Vermont A 7 S-2 UMO AO. UNH 39. Colby A7 7-3 Coocb: Jim Ballinger c — ei Cross Country — women’s Choiniere makes all-American Dance Indnani and Sukanya 64 — 0 LIMO Dance Company GG — O O — G7 Dormitories Bangor Community College es — o Augusta Hall: Capacity 1 29 Belfast Hall: Capacity 1 27 Ellsworth Hall: Capacity 1 29 Lewiston Hall: Capacity 117 Rockland Hall: Capacity 1 29 0 — 69 wwwww Hilltop Complex 70 O Hilltop Dining Commons (1967- Serving capacity 1 96B): 900 Knox Hall (1967): Capacity 985 Oxford Hall (1 967): Capacity 985 Somerset Hall (1 967): Capacity 985 D — 71 AYAWWV Stewart Complex 72 — 0 7 «U Androscoggin Hall (1963): Capacity 248 Cumberland Hall (1961): Capacity 260 Gannet Hall (1 959): Capacity 260 Stewart Dining Commons (1963): Serving capacity 800 W WWW Stodder Complex 74 — 0 Balentine Hall (191 ) Capacity 1 07 Chadbounne Hall C1 948) Capacity 1 56 Colvin Hall (1930) Capacity 48 Estabrook Hall (19 40) Capacity 1 77 Penobscot Hall (1960) Capacity 1 80 Stodder Dining Commons (1956) Serving Capacity 700 Stodder Hall (1 956) Capacity 1 70 0—75 W W'.WWW York Complex Aroostook Hall (1363): Capacity 1 73 Kennebec Hall (1 061): Capacity 1 80 York Dining Commons (1 362): Serving capacity 700 York Hall (1 362): Capacity 260 rftjSl 7 Wells Complex 78 — 0 Corbett Hall Cl 947) Capacity 228 Dunn Hall Cl 947) Capacity 228 Hancock Hall Cl 965) Capacity 265 Hannibal Hamlin Hall Cl 91 1) Capacity 89 Hart Hall Cl 955) Capacity 233 Oak Hall Cl 937) Capacity 96 Wells Dining Commons Cl 958) Serving capacity 1.5CO 0—79 wwwww Everyone m I (D ww wwwww 82 — E V Ii e — 83 YAY Qd — e e — es . e — 87 WWWW A es — e VTOWWW I Field Hockey F — 31 W WWWA Football TEAM SCORES UMO RECORD UMO 1 7. Kutztowr� St. 1 7 0 0-1 UMO 10. Lo 'O 24 0-1-1 UMO lO, Rhode iBlond 21 0-2-1 UMO 7. BU 4B 0-3-1 UMO O. wO'eyslle 1 7 0-4-1 UMO 26. NH 16 1-4-1 UMO 7. Mono 20 1-5-1 UMO lO. Conn 31 1 S-1 UMO 9. Nkxx� T«jont«5'T 3 2-6-1 UMO 55. Pnncocon -1-1 3-6-1 UMO 35. Oeiowor® 42 3-7-1 Conch: Ron Rooereon .1 F — 93 v v v 95 n I wmvwwww v:.' 97 I o Graduation M G — 39 l W M'WUWU lOO — G vwwwwwww 102 — G 103 ww.wwwww 8 w w v 106 — G lOB G G - 109 no —G . , 1 12 — G G — 1 13 I o Alpha Chi Omega 1 16 — C k. Alpha Delta Pi G — 1 1 -7 j. Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Phi Alpha Tau Omega BK Beta Theta Pi Chi Omega Delta Delta Delta Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Delta Zeta Lambda Chi Alpha LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Phi Eta Kappa Phi Gamma Delta Pi Beta Phi 124-G 1 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi 2l AE jM Sigma Phi Epsilon 126 — C i Tau Epsilon Phi Theta Chi Gymnastics team scones umo «Econo UMO 106.7. Oertmouth 79 3. Salon Stote 69.55 2-0 UMO 1 IQ 45. Ur� vor� ity of Vermont 115 1 3 0 UMO 98 95. Keene Stote 190 5. Connner..c � t Colloco 1 1 A 45, UMP 86.3 -2 UM0 119 1,BnDoecort123 45 -d-3 UMO 105 95. U Conn 131 A-A UMO 110.10, UMF 94 6 5-A Coocn Li GO Burge� - 130 —G G — 131 SCI [ I I Hockey 134 — H TEAM SCORES UMO RECORD UMO S. New Brunswick 6 0-1 UMO 1. Lowell 8 0-2 UMO S. Arc KJ-0 A 1-2 UMO 8. ArcocKi 3 2-2 UMO 1. Princeton 7 2-3 UMO 5. UNH 7 2-A UMO 8. Horvnrd 7 2-3 UMO 2. B.C. 5 2-S UMO S. BU 5 3-6 UMO 1 1. Vermont 5 A-6 UMO A. Dortmoutn 7 A-7 UMO 3. ProvxJonco 6 A B UMO 6. Co'-jote A 5-B UMO 2. Dortmouth 1 2 5 8 UMO A. RP I, 8 5-10 UMO 1. BU 7 5-1 1 UMO 2. Northern iU:m 7 3-12 UMO 1. Vermont A S-13 UMO 6. ColOy 2 6-13 UMO 2. Cie-kson g 8-1 A UMO A. St Lawrence 6 6-15 UMO 3. YnWl A 7-13 UMO O. ProvOenco 1 1 7-16 UMO 3. Nortneootern 8 7-17 UMO 2. B.C lO 7-18 UMO 2. Cornell 8 7-13 UMO 6. BowcJo n 5 8-18 UMO 5. UNH 0 8-20 UMO 7. Brown B Coach: Jock Somlor 8-21 H — 13S r Homecoming M H — 137 The game: Maine 26, New Hampshire 1 6 i H — 139 140 — H iap — h fc H — 143 t't'l I Intramurals I — '• «35 146 — 1 1—147 tn-VV wttTCWT r 1 38 — 1 150— I 1—151 sqop Jobs ac UMO come in many different forms. Be it work-study, co-op. on or off-campus, jobs are a large part of campus life. In fact, just being a student can be a full-time job . . . J — 153 r 1 JVl — J I Kaleidescope I 160 —K K — 161 - 291 K — 163 � 1 Ji� ui iifli.iij HOIK.i O� llttOAI TARKIHO Tulli 0 |iuilfi «iil Uuiv iiil ul Muiu ul Oiunu Otouu, Mum 0446 V l� 'l I llulil T«gill|«f|i.M f|,, ',1.1. M.H • -! V� ' Iwi.INu AM I „ T M � 41VIII III | io Mi VHII AIHlN O� 1 11. I � 1,1 11,.Ii.i.l |j llmll � 41VI II III. «I 00 Villi 41111. « •o i -. Iok .,« H II ,. ,|i | | Ul f|l.ili., lm| If.lft. | , U Cnlul .« |I|,.I || ia vivi ii 11 i M.««i V IUI AllllM O I m 1 Vi.t i -Ik ll • •e ln.|. ,| . Mi T.iHin Am. (1 i i ;«•. if, .1 iu •«...1,11,1 r.iiu,« (j li i.iufii. iu, i,,m iU ; 164 K J K — 165 166 —K L r . K — 167 UV iVMVVVVffV Lectures T L 160 — L I ' s 170 —L Glenn and Shearer L —- 1 71 I r James Mapes 173 — L Many McCarthy L — 1 73 r Edmund S. Muskie 1 74 — L L — 175 Doug Sheehan M- 179 ISO — M — 182 — M V i 1 — M I 1 190 — M 191 192 — M M — 193 134 — M M — 105 1 2 Marching Band M — 197 M — 199 r i z Nightlife Although partying at UMO has traditionally been a nighttime activity, day-time parties have become more popular. Leading the way was the Sigma Phi Epsilon bash; then came the annual Bumstock festival; and finally the Senior Bash wrapped up the year. L N 201 202 — N V V. r N — SQ3 204 — N f N — POS Organizations Honor Societies All Maine Women Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Zeta Beta Gamma Sigma Eta Kappa Nu Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Kappa Psi Maine Debating Council Maine Masquers Omicron Nu Phi Alpha Theta Phi Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Delta Phi Kappa Phi Pi Mu Epsilon Pi Sigma Alpha Senior Skulls Sigma Delta Pi Sigma Pi Sigma Sophomore Eagles Sophomore Owls Tau Beta Pi 20th Maine ROTC Xi Sigma Pi Professional Societies American Chemical Society American Institute of Chemical Engineering Maine Agricultural Engineering Association American Society of Civil Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Music Educators National Conference The Associated General Contractors of America. Student Chapter UMO Botanical Association Wildlife Society 206 — 0 7 Other Organizations Ambulance Corps. University Volunteer Animal Club, Maine Archery Club Art League Astronomy Club Circle K Club Club Canada Computing Machinery Association Crafts Center Democrats. Young Der Deutscher Verem Effluent Society Entomology Club Fencing Club Flying Club Folk Dance Club Forestry Club Francais. Le Cercle Franco-American Resource Group Friends of Kiev Geological Society Honors Students. Organization of Horseman's Club International Club Judo Club Karate Club Kayak Club Lacrosse Club Maine Jugglers Association Meditation Society. Students International Motor Club Nursing Students Association Organists. American Guild of Outing Club Peace Action Committee. Maine People to People Physical Education Majors Club Physics Students. Society of Plant Science Club Pre Law Society Radio Club Ranger Club Recreation and Park Society Rugby Club Scuba Club Socialist Study Group Table Tennis Club Undergraduate Business Association Vegetarian Society Veterans Group Wiide-Stem Club WMEB-FM Women's Center Women Engineers. Society of Woodsmen’s Team ao7 r Parents’ and Friends’ Weekend Pio — P p - ai i r ei2 -ft I 2i a — Q o — ais 9 IS r i Random Shots R — 217 -ROTC sis n X v% A. This year at UMO, students interested in a military career after graduation could join the Army or Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps. The AFROTC program began its first year at UMO with 52 cadets. Next year, enrollment is expected to double. In both Army and Air Force ROTC programs, any full-time student in good academic standing is welcomed. Both branches require that a cadet sign a contract in his junior year before he can enter the advanced program. 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Vtrmont 6 78 UMO A Nobsoo O S-8 Coecn Do up O aqs S — 273 i Softball s — H75 TEAM SCORES UMO HtCORO UMO O. Socrea Heo-t 5 0-1 UMO O. Soc'Xici Huort 7 0-2 UMO S. Coast Guar 3 A 1-2 UMO S. Cooflt Goord 5 2-2 UMO A. Stoners 7 2-3 UMO 6. Bowdcxri 1 3-3 UMO 12. Husson O A. 3 UMO IO. Hulion S 5-3 UMO 3. Bntm O 83 UMO O. PtymovitTi St O 7-3 UMO 2. PtymooV' St A 7 A UMO 9. USM O e a UMO 1 1. USM 1 3-A UMO S. Colby 2 lO A UMO 3. Colby O 11 -A UMO 3. Vermont 2 12-A UMO A, Vermont 5 12-5 umo 9. St Joseph's A 13-5 UMO 16. St Joaaoh’o 1 Cone� ' Jonet ArxJertjon 14-5 S — 277 — Swimming - — men's TEAM SCORES UMO RECORD UMO sis . Onamoutli 69 0-1 UMO 70. Vermont 34 1-1 UMO 72. UNH 40 2-1 UMO 76. East Coroi.no 37 3-1 UMO 65. Johns Hopkins 40 4.1 UMO 30. LoSore 03 4-2 UMO 40. O U 64 4-3 UMO 04. Lowoll 29 5-3 Gooch : Alan S mucr Swimming — women’s UMO 52. Oavouse A3 1-0 UMO 59. Horvorxs 80 1.1 UMO A9. Brown 80 1-2 UMO 103. Smith 33 2-2 UMO 93. Dartmouth 52 3-2 UMO 56. AcoOio 30 A-2 UMO BA UNH 55 5-2 UMO 76. Co b 5A 6-2 UMO AA. BU 103 6-3 Coach: Jeff Wren TEAM SCOPES UMO RECOCIO S — 281 Tennis ■ men’s 1 Heitmann, Smith win New England doubles competition. TEAM SCORES UMO RECORD UMQ 6. BowtJon 3 1-0 UMO 9. USM O 2-0 UMQ O. Cotoy 9 2-1 UMO 5. Cotoy A 3-1 UMO 6. Bowdom 3 A. 1 UMO A. Bov� � 5 AS CobcTi B-vxl Foioer L T — £83 TEAM SCORES UMO RECORD UMO 2. Bowdoo 5 0-1 UMO 3. ColOy 3 0-2 UMO a. Bn- 8 3 1-2 UMO O. Ver-mont 7 1-3 UMO 3. Co Oy -3 1 -a UMO 1. Bowdotn 6 1-3 UMO a. Bat«a 3 2-5 Cooc i: E'terie Fox T — 205 Iheatne J Marat Sade The Prosecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Maral as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Director of the Marquis De Sade. 286 — T Music Director: Don Stratton T — 2S7 I P8B — T T — 289 I The Mikado I T — 293 1 rack• — men’s 1 TEAM SCORES UMO «ECOBO UMO 77. Cdby 49. 8envey 43 2 0 UMO 71. UNH 65 30 M ine InvitebOnat UMO 67. Bom 48. Co'by 33. BowUom 26 6-0 UMO 68. U. Moss 68 6-0-1 UMO 84. Vermont 52 7-0-1 Coecn: Eo Stymo T — 297 298 — T UMO 56. UNH 109 0-1 UMO 69. Bo ,oom 56. Colby 46. Bate� 38 3-1 Coocb: Ed Styrno TEAM SCORES UMU RECORO T — 290 T rack § l H Women’ T — 301 c Union The Memorial Union is a gathering place for both on and off-campus students. It is a place where one can relax, escape cafeteria food and have an all-around good time. The Union has much to offer including: Bear’s Den — ice cream — Pac-Man — pizza — pub — sandwiches Bookstore — books — candy — check-cashing service — clothing — greeting cards — record albums Damn Yankee Restaurant Drummond Chapel Ford Room Eatery Hauck Auditorium Information Counter — Educational Exchange — flyers and magazines Programs and Exhibits — Dialogue on Rye — Focus on Women — Hole in the Wall Gallery — Poetry Hour — Sandwich Cinema Recreation — bowling alley — pinball — video games Services — bulletin board — Commuter Affairs Office — Credit Union — Rideboard — Student Entertainment Activities — Student Government office — Student Legal Services — telephones U —303 Volleyball v I m Waiting A friend once said if it was not for all the lines he has waited in since coming to UMO, he could have completed his 4-year program in two years. When you think about it. he may be right. You wait in cafeteria lines, bookstore checkout lines, check-cashing lines, post office lines. Bear’s Den lines and concert tickets lines. You must always wait to talk to your advisor, the financial aid office or the business office. And don't forget the textbook annex at the beginning of each semester — or the dormitory sign-up lines at the end of the year — or the shower lines each morning at 8:30. All this, and we haven't even left campus. Off-campus is more waiting — at stop signs, traffic lights, checkout lines, doctors' offices, and hairdressers. Behind slow-moving cars and slow walking people we wait with clenched fists. Waiting is probably a national pastime — we must spend more time waiting than enjoying baseball, hotdogs. apple pie and Chevrolet. i Exam is a four-letter word. All other dirty words in the English language (except for term paper ) can't compare with the horrors the dreaded word exam can bring to the minds of students. It's bad enough preparing for one exam, but if a student has five classes with four exams in each course, he has to prepare himself for 20 all-nighters, gallons of iava. and endless packages of No-Doze. And that's only for one semester. If a student is on the four-year plan, which is Quickly being replaced by the seven-year plan, he will have taken 1 GO plus exams before graduating. No wonder so many students consume massive quantities of alcohol and behave like they are on a field trip from BMHI, The futile thing about exams is that once a student crams all the information into his skull, he only has to regurgitate it on paper. How long after that will he remember what he spit into his blue book? Chances are he'll be able to recall what happened on yesterday's General Hospital” more clearly than the date when civilization began. That says a lot for the effect of soaps on the brain and not too much for college courses and their exams. X — 309 Why? Why does college exist? Students ponder over this question every time they get back a bad exam or are up all night writing a term paper on some theory they won't have a clue about once it is written. You're at college to learn and prepare yourself for a high-paying job when you graduate. say Mom and Dad. The line have fun but remember what you're there for is also a parental phrase. An often-repeated one at that. Some students wonder if they'll ever wake up from the nightmare called college. Deep down they know college will help them in the clue and cash departments once they are thrown out into the real world. Unfortunately, the road leading to reality seems long and winding and full of potholes and dangerous curves — all of which lead to academic probation. In the freshman summer camp days college didn't seem to be as bad as many had imagined. They even thought it was fun. Going to frat parties, drinking themselves into oblivion and skipping classes, all without parental haggling. It was independence. But once their junior year rolled around, they realized it would be only a short time before reality would have to be faced. Pulling all-nighters, skipping classes and going to wild parties now warranted careful consideration. Studies began to take priority over partying. The students wanted some ammunition to ensure their safety when UMO finally cut the umbilical cord. Y — 31 1 Z END 312 i