Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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THE 19564. MIRROR LESLIE SPINKS. B.S. Huck Mun-niztli enrs ure cold! Born in Thomasville, Alalhzinm, July 1, 1903: 'Diioinusville High School: B.S., Alahuinn I olytechnic:, 1026: Assistant Coach in Foot- hall and Freslirnan Basketball, Auburn, Alzihuiiin, 11127-19285 Mein- ber. Slg'11lZ,L Phi Sigma Fraternity nncl A Club art Aluhnlnu Poly- technic: Assistant Conch in Football, Baseball, und Hockey at Bates College since 15129. RAYMOND L. KENDALL. A.M. Perhaps 1 told you about a teacher I had once who .... Bates, 1920, A.B.: A.M., 1931: A. E. F. in France and Germany, 1918-1919: Coach. Maine Central Institute: Coach and Submaster, IZ-ridgton Academy: Headmaster, New I-Iainpshire High Schools, 1925-1933: Assistant Professor otEclucationa1 Practise, Bzltes. 1933. MIRIAM C. MABEE. A.M. Don't you think it's rather interesting to note .... Born at Central Falls, Rhode Island: Radcliflfe College, 1009: Instructor of English and Bible, Shanghai College, Shanghai, China, 1915-1924: Instructor of English at State Teachers College, Harrisonburg, Va., 1927-1930: A.M., Teachers College, Columbia University, 19293 lnstructor of English at Bates since 1930. ROBERT DOUGLASS SEWARD. A.M. Over in the Basque country .... Born at Salt Lake City, Utah, June 25, 19003 A.B., Kalaxnazoo College, Kalamazoo, Michigan. 1921: Graduate X-Vorlg at Stetson University, Deland, Florida, 19225 Studied in France, 19231 Instruc- tor of English in Portugal, 19245 Instructor in Elgin Academy. Elgin, Illinois, Tulane University, New Orleans, La., and St. Stephens College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N. Y.: A.M., Tulane Uni- versity, 1927: Graduate 'Work at Princeton and Columbia 'Univer- sityg Instructor in French at Bates since 1930. PAGE TWENTY-TWO

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THE !9C5ff- MXRROQ RAYBORN LINDLEY ZERBY. PH.D. ..DUC.. nr ' v 1 4 ' , . ' . u Phe uniu-use is an ongoing piocess, llorn at Uolrltvator, Kansas, June 7, 1892: Illinois State Normal University. Sumnir-r 1910 and 1912: Eureka College, A.B.. 19163 Graduate Stutlent. University ol' Illinois, Summer of 1916: Divinity School, University ol' Chicago, 1l.,l'S,, 1927: University of Chicago, Ph.D., 19203 1-lifxh School Teaelior, 19115-191.81 Pastor, Glen 1.'ark Christian Church, Gary, Jntliann, 1918-1922: Student Pastor, Coni- niunity Church. New Castle, Indiana, 1922-19283 Fellow in Theology, University of Chicaixo, and Student Pastor, Eclgehrooli Community Church. Chicago. 1928-1930: Assistant Vrofessor of Biblical Litera- ture at Bates since 11130. CLINTON RAY THOMPSON. A.B. Ray l.ii.g'ht workout today, boys! llorn at Lewiston, Maine. November 1, 1890: Lewiston High School: Bates Colloprt-. All., 1913: Graduate Student at Columbia University: instructor in History and Coach of Athletics, Tilton School, Tilton, N. 1-l., 1913-191-l: Couch of Athletics, Moses Brown St-hool, Providence-, li. l., 191-l-1915: Cony High School, Augusta, Maine-, 1915-1925: Instructor in 1-listory, Freshman Athletic Coach, Xvinta-r Sports Coach, Hates College, 1925-1928: Director of Track Athletics and XVinter Sports Coach, Bates College, since 1928. SELDON TUPPER CRAFTS l'rol't-ssor Lf-t nie tc-ll you, this is hard music! Horn at Amherst, Nova Scotia, November 3, 1876: Studied with IG. XV. Hanscom, Auburn, Frank I... Rankin, Portland, Everctte 'Fruette and George Lowell Tracy. Boston, Organist, State Street Church, Portland: Conductor ol' 'Portland and Lewiston Festival Chorusos for many years: Teacher ol' Piano and Organ: Director of Music, Hates College, since 1925. PAUL WHITBECK. A.M. XVhat can you say about this point, Mr. ...,.. Horn :tt Altamont, N. Y., Ii'eln'uary li, 1899: Lansingburgh High School, Troy, N. Y.: l---luniilton College, A.B., 1921: Columbia, Univer- sity, A.M., 1928: Alpha. Delta Phi: Member, Modern Language Asso- ciation ol' Amerlezt: National Geographic Society: Fossimxle Text Society: Instructor ln lelnixlish, Bates College. 1928-1931: Assistant Professor in lingflish, Hates Colleirc, since 1931. PAGE TWENTY- ONE

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THE I9-5+ MXRROQ WALTER GRANT STEWART, A.M. Stew Ga-vs, fellows. . . . l Burn ni, LOS Angeles, !'uliI'urnin, 'June 18, 19063 Mass. Alpha. tllizilivtf-1' fit' 'Pin-tu Kappa. Nu: A.M.. 1926, Clark University: Student Assistant. in K'l14-iuistry, 1929-1930: A.M., Clark Unix'm'sity, 19303 Instrm-Lui' in t liuniisti'y at llnlos since 1930. ANGELO PHILIP BERTOCCI. A.M. Bertie Well, ul' emlrsu, one should llH1l'l'X for love, but after ull. .. Born ut Gatetu, llnly, May, l90T: Somerville High School, Mass., 19231 A.I-F., llostun Unix'ui'sity. 1927: Phi Beta Kappa: A.M., Harvarml, 1929: 'l'ruv1-lml and studied art in Europe, Palestine, and Egypt, :is Fellow ul' llnstun University. 1928-1929: University of Grenoble, 1-'1'ai,ner.', 1928-1929: Diplmnee dr-s Hautes Etudes Frzuneaisesg In- structor in Frencli at Ilzllvs since 19303 Instructor in Classical Civilization, 1933. HOWELL LEWIS, A.M. Nucl 'XVr-ll, where has the time gone? lilurn at 'IU'lCIll'SI0l', N. Y., Sc-ptomher 7, 1906: Graduated from the Cullege of Emporia, Kansas, 1927: A.M., Llniversity oi' Kansas: Instruetm' in l'sycl1olugy at Bates, 1930-1932: Assistant Professor of Psycliolugy at Bates since 1932. ERICH LABOUVIE. A.M. l nu-au, you sa-P, like this-you see! l'flo1'i1 at liilleiigxen Saar, Germany, February 2, 19093 Gluzduate of the Real Gymnasium ut IJillc-ngen Suzlr: Studied at Freiburg and Yin-iiiin: Midcllc-bury t.'olleg'm-, teaching' fellowship under the auspices ul' the Institute ul' 1llICl'll2l.I,IOIHll Education, 1930-1931: ll1SI.l'llCIlll' in Aliclcllc-,bury Sunimr-1' Session. 1931: A.M., Midcllebury, 1931: lnstruelm' in f,Il'l'lIli,Hl ut llates since 1931. PAGE TWENTY-THREE .r .Yi :!3' EXE' '!f.',', k ggi: L 4' . ef! .. ' Yr '12-I-16 L-may x -'ff is .6 if