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Monday, 14 April 2008

University of Maine Yearbooks

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Fogler Library has posted online University of Maine Yearbooks from 1895 to 1997.
Issues of The Prism vary in content and layout, but seniors are always highlighted. Individual photographs of seniors are arranged in alphabetical order by last name (within each college), and accompanied by information about hometown, major, and fraternity or sorority. Some books also contain photos of members of other classes. Also included are sections on the faculty and administration, campus organizations, athletic teams, Greek societies, and events.
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