Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1966 volume:

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' a . fu I ,- r . 1 - ,Ar - 1 Q X , 's 'Qs-S f awk, ' , I ,faux x V, ' . x xx- , I', , I Z -' . 'r , ' -. 4-off ' 'V 245.-I. K . 5 . . . ,f ,ah I .,..,... History without facts is worthless. Itis like Lewiston without Frenchmen or the Holly without a Stripper. And, realizing this, I will attempt to establish a factual, if seemingly trivial framework upon which a history of the Class of 1966 can be constructed. Our frst category is Freshman Week: that was the week that was. It was when we wore our best clothes, our best faces . . . when we began to dance every night at the Den Cmuch to the amazement of upperclassmenj . . when we sought the advice of Bill Gardner, Dan Ustick, George Stone, Peter Gomes, Betty Ann Little, Iani Downing, Cilla Bonney . . . without ever letting them think for one minute that we really needed them to tell us what to do. It was then we decided among us who in the gang would turn out eventually to be the hottest ticketv, the greatest athlete, the best lover, the loneliest bookworm . . . when we heard how great we were lhighest average college board scores to date, more than an even chance of staying in and doing wellj . . . and it was when we were generally pretty excited, quite scared, and almost totally unconscious of the hard work that lay ahead. Freshman Week . . . sometimes it seems like a million years ago, but I ,ll bet money that today, right now, it seems like just yesterday. Think back to the days when we were either going out of our way to bump off our shoe dates . . . or going out of our way to bump into our shoe dates . . . the days when we jirst heard from the Bookstore, 'Cotta' penny, deahPv and from the Den, Want marmalade on those muffinsilv . . . the days when all the characters in our class began to congeal into one spirited body. We,ve experienced these four years together. It is in deep appreciation, therefore, of the fact that we were all in the same boat that I proceed. The Class of 1966 showed spirit from the start. We organized dance nights in the Den, a skating party, a ski trip, and dorm get- togethers. The girls helped to plan dorm outings, Christmas parties, the guys jinally got up the nerve to do some serenading. In numbers greater than ever before we joined clubs, took out petitions for class and organizational positions, and, as time went on, became more and more determined that our class was going to be a little diferent, a little better. i fur-IN Q46 -+55 . . fi N Q. 4 if S K s.at 'W'5t 'N Z A 5 6 . sb., A 7 . ' 'rg , ,QMX K, pr X x l . . G11 lib f' i 5, 51.5 I . vs V' '51,-2 , , X, '.1st?a'QfG b.'-wif 4 ' ' . 9 Q21 'X ,-' fi -fm .-Q - kff- 9 . .af , - . yi, J' ' V . 9 in.-15 -I .. 1 'sa' K' of- ' ' my-P' 4 ' ' ' ' ,vu f . . . '. 'fM 'lg' 'f ' ' , K in I l just as our spirit seemed to be at its peak ftoward the end of our Freshman yearj, the soon-to-be-familiar cries of transfer, dis- satisfaction and suppression of freedom began to ring out. This, I 'm sorry to say, is where our upper class friends deserted us. We were comforted with phrases such as Don't sweat it . . . this happens to everybody after they ,ve been here a whilel' . . . and . . . It,s just catching up to you that's all . . . freshman always think they're going to turn this place upside downv. We began to have second thoughts about everything from ourselves to our parents to school to life itself For many of us, second semester Freshman year and most of our Sophomore year constituted the 6 most confused and generally unhappy time of our college lives. But somehow the spirit of '66 saw us through this mess and as far as I ,m concerned we were never really down or really out. This reality of cohesion perhaps gave birth to itself but it was certainly nourished by the collective experiences and personalities of our class. The tragic and untimely death of Dale Hatch, a fellow we hardly got to know, drew us closer together than ever be- fore. And who can forget in which class he was or to whom he was speaking as he heard of the death of President Kennedy. We shared with all the world, in this instance, in showing our true feelings. Q98- Q r'-zxbg 'S 282 ! Vi 0 n ig , . np! S SR lr.. , .N5 +4-a I n N '- .v p -5 . 4. A, lil . w.,g,, 4, A I will .-Uv:-I 'W 9- swirl- ..:'.:'-M1--W - U-Qian' 1131131 l-'-mlllli ag-...u -111113- 111111 8 am' -Hn 3c1'6iQ iIli1 ii- 1 ..,'l.ll In the area of student government, ,66 has provided Bates with more than a fair share of intelligent, basically serious-minded students who, after all was said and done, somehow seemed to have been working in our best interests. YVe,ve made forward strides in improving relations between the administration and the studentsg welve been instrumental in changing the format of the student government on campus, welve worked for and attained seemingly trivial things like no hours for senior women, a revised drinking policy, and extended hours in the library, the Den, and the Post Ojhce. We have seen a special emphasis placed on students rights and privileges . . . sometimes we failed in expressing ourselves through the proper channels . . . sometime the fault lay with the administration. But the fact that should be real to us is that we really did know, again for the most part, what type of school this was and what type of individuals we were. Our concern at this time should be what we are going to do from here. What are we going to make of ourselves as a result of what has happened - not what could have happened or should have happened? As I look back upon these four years, I think we have all greatly profited from being here. We learned the importance of co-operation. YVho among us can say that he or she has not been helped out in this academic struggle by the last minute appearance of helpful notes or a private nug,'-session? How many of our number have not felt somewhere along the line that if it werenlt for special class friends we might never have made it through an especially troubled night. A I , I ff We learned the value of sincerity and concern. There are few in this class who have not experienced the deep cornunication possible with others via the bull-session, the all-nighter, the cup of regular cojfee. At the same time there are few who have not lent money to, or spent money on a Bates friend, senior or underclassmen. There are many who have realized that giving time and attention to someone is worth much more than sitting around complaining about something that always seems better in the morning anyway. Weive learned the importance of preparing for our lives in the future. Some of us learned it only a couple of weeks ago, but, nevertheless, it has been a lesson. Weve been contemplating grad school, military service, steady employment in teaching, business, and professional jields. Weve even got a few in our class who have decided that the possibility of a Batesy marriage isn,t such a corny thing after all. - Douglas White , A -. Nt s 'T 1 Q i I SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM NOTICE OF CLASSIFICATION - IFirst namej fMiddle initialj CLast name j ' Selective Service No. 1 A Z 1 -x SIL Form 110 Revised 7-30-65 is classified in Chlss until by Local Board unless otherwise checked below: by Appeal Board vote of to by President CDate of mailingj fM617lb6T or clerk of local boardj fRegistrant's signaturej 49' x 6 . A a x., J ,, .giyf , 41 x ' A . 1:5 'x P I ! T2 Q su Q I O S U. JI 'Y X l X 'Q X r MIRROR 1 966 RATES CO1 J ,EGE LE WIS TON, MAINE K . , 1 F' JY' V' 4 . 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X-' 1 'bl k u A' sd , Q . ll' MIRROR STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Carol Francis EDITORS ACADEMICS Theodore Strycham Alice Kaplan ACTIVITIES Rebecca Yard MEN ,S SPORTS William Daois WOMEN ,S SPORTS Susan Janssen COPY Joyce Cook LA YO UTS Rett Barclay PHOTOGRAPHY Alan Hartwell OFFICE MANAGER Susan Lennox ART Sally Myers BUSINESS MANAGER Peter Oakes STAFF COPY Holly Hagedorn LA YOU T Jean Montgomery Dariel Shioely Norrine Abbott Susan Ladd PHOTOGRAPHY James Ledley Dick Alexander ADVERTISEMENTS Lynn Johnston Judy Lanouette TYPISTS Betty McLeod Jane Aaron Norrine Abbott BUSINESS Barclay Dorman Tom Chadbourne 0 . J X: , ' 4 A --ir .-...,,.- I . . 'Wi 3 . I A , 4 .l'. .l ' 'P A ,sf , ff A' -J y .I V I I ACADEMICS P. I8 .1 .4 I' rr 1:4 Zfwiiiyz : ffuzff' 1 -Se Flfgfh' 1:51:96 2i3'5E:?-dfgh' .ir xx , .,, 3+ -A L- 5- - Lx , 1 H '... 'I ' fr '.' .xnxx f., .p- -5. B - 'ff-if is - 1 . Egg: l. '. 1- 'Xr ' -P2553 W ' . ' . 4'TFj3'E, JC7 ' I.!',',n Y, Q., 4 A ACTIVITIES P. 32 'IT FACULTY-SENIORS P. IO2 ADVERTISEMENTS P. I62 R' SPOR TS P. 66 lf? . V'- -. .fre nc V A at 1 f -an .. gi , B 5 .1 -' I Y Y. '- 2 s 2 r 1 ,I V L 2, t f ,LLL xx ' junior Boll Borland: Nottingham Pris Clark: Nlancheiter You cannot face it steadily, but this thing is sure, That time i.s no healer: the patient is no longer here. When the train starts, and the passengers are settled To fruit, periodicals, and business letter.s tAnd those who saw them off have left the pl atformi Their faces relax from grief into relief To the .sleepy rhythm of a hundred hours. Fare forward, travellers! not escaping from the past Into different lives, or into any future, You are not the same people who left that station Or who will arrive at any terminus, While the narrowing rails .slide together be- hind you, And on the deck of the drumming liner Watching the furrow that widens behind you, You shall not think the past is finished Or the future is before us. At nightfall, in the rigging and the aerial, Is a voice descanting lthough not to the ear, The murmuring shell of time, and not in any language? Fare forward, you who think that you are ifoyagingg You are not those who saw the harbour Receding, or those who will disembark. - T. S. Eliot Year Barbara Bemick: Exeter Sac Waggf Nlauchester Q . i .5 Q , ,'l!'Q ' N IJ 1 fx! '97, Beth Harwood. Leeds Ted Strychars: London ,ij f Bin Hiss: Glasgow Kurvn Iifglllllll Leeds ACADEMIC X f x 5, w. iw , .I.- Dick Derby: Sally Utz: Karen Hastie Dijon Lausanne Neuchatel Judy Dietz: Sue Lord: Lausanne Neuchatel ..f! 5 - . vt .., I ' . A ., v oi ' , . . I , . EM x 3 l Carol Sue Stutzman American University of Beirut E '? f 12 ,ref 'I 1 I ww H 4 . . The best advice is not advice - find it out by yourself . . . but . . . . . . and get an International Student I.D .... , at Oxford you ,ll have to wear an Academic gown. fx W J I se. O ' 1- W K ,M r-1' - sf ' ff' R 11 'fr ' ' K' ' . 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If is a flower that will stay with us. - john Tagliahue ATIO S OF POETRY I x -f' 5,1 -0- -i e Q ' I in vooo I .Q n . Crazy lane . . . The Three Musicians in One . . . Pescatore Puzzola . . . Mister Winter. . . P , 7 I :R X h -,X 1 f A N' X ,xnxx I X, E :YA X' N H ,Tx ik 4' gn R Y. 15 it -VN N fx-xxx 'z ,X 'f X QJV. 1 zz DELTA V , X-XXX .lx . ,A f ! 1 'I ,V f, I X f I '5 ,V we X , xi. 1 - , V-. Gear' . X ' , fx ' fe Q. A if NM V 1 ,. , f, A , - , Rr 'N f EN e e 'N X Q, fr r . :N 'N 'S-.. C MBRIDGE DFBATE f'?i.:?7f The topic U.S. Policy in Viet Nam stirred the two English debaters john C. H. Davies and Norman S. H. Lamont not only to comment on U.S. foreign policy, but to criticize small Yankee colleges, U Harlem, and Lincoln Continentals. Norman: American students seem politically uninterested. They just don ,t seem to get very excited about politics. Some of the cracks that we have made here would have caused an absolute riot at home. The draft card burners seem to be the only ones who care, and they're doing a lot of harm. U 24- Pe-L N- CONCERT - LECTURE SERIES -Q,-,,,,.,,-.fgv-v - . -v. - WN: - -..--- -v The Concert-Lecture Series featured a cariety of talent during the 1965-66 season. Whether is was through the resounding music of the Indianapolis Symphony or through the lighter tones of the Voyages in Poetry and Song, Bates had the opportunity to further its appreciation of the arts. The highlight of this years series was Bram- well Fletcher who charmed a capacity audience with his portrayal of the immortal Bernard Shaw. stamp, I 5 . nw -is a f v - W 'JB v .E 7 , fu .1 ' n - ' . 1' , , w f ' - L. W U- -i ,YQ -F-, A , ' ' 1' Y-I -..- V ,JL M 1 . 'S-rs Ev ..... x E M- au M ia! ,I -Q 'Qty .lf '4, f7'f,S ' ' was 5 . ,, 4 , A . ' ,,. , V, 'wg K , , .,x:v' I -, ',.: 3 yifaj' l I 5.1 ' K. 'v W :.4 EP F, -4 -is . .R . ADMI I THA TI O I nliif .,-Q President DR. CHARLES F. PHILLIPS President Phillips with Dana Scholars QV: Assistant to the President Dean of the Fafully MR. JOHN B. ANNETI' DR. GEORGE R. HEALY llll llll Ulf llll llll SX in! Ad' X J -..P- , ff' -'x 9 5 Dr an 0 W mncn VRS BAR BAHA V. RANDALL Dean 0 Wen f gf A fAlumni Secretary MR. FRANK U. STRED IR. Adrnissions Assistant MR. EDMUND I. WILSON 4'-H. Q fb J rfb lr, .. 1 -Q 4 ,Il-. . G ,, v gl e' 0 4 T v V-V 2-'.-: ,g-?lo.9 y In C l.l'i' a ,4 6a'-P 'llirl' ,w,s',f 4::::- 1: ' ,Q .guess 4' ..Dnnlf. ,ll txgluall 5 it 'gfstxiggnqagg , xglullf 'IA H - .1s.lnn Iliff s ' 1oH'i g:'M'wo 4 frlyi, 92,5151 4, 5 L.'nll- 28 X I Registrar MISS MABEL L. LIBBY Business Manager MR. LAWRENCE W. JACKSON Financial Aid Director MRS. EVA L. BOUVIER Office of the Registrar MRS. MARGARET N. TAYLOR In rmary MISS DOROTHY H. ABBOTI' ',gnll 27-' 5, I. E545 - I J 1+ I I nn'- FF V P -l., . I !, 'V 'I 1 - Q - . A ' ff . K I, -.x . X ., '-2 L r' 'w - fy! E,-yv iv V im, . HF A ,. '-'-.-'-:j-- L ' x ..v', , 'W ' - S.. Head Librarian Library Library MISS IVA YV. FOSTER MRS. ELIZABETH M. BROWN MRS. DIARY Women 'S House Directors: MRS. BEATRICE TOWNE MRS. HELEN COWAN MRS. DOROTHY OLIVER MRS. HELEN MC INTIRE 'll 1 M 1 . RILEY 'f,. Fi Infirmary MISS LUCY S. IOHNSON DR. R UDOLPH HAAS Infrmary I nfrmary MRS. AURORA CORNISH Menfs House Directors: MRS. KATHERINE LANE, MRS. OLIVE EVANS, MRS. HELEN BOVA. 5 2 ' ' i ' '1 iffy? I 9 U- v-.ZN S-g .ng vf I L x ,rx - 5 1, ,r 1 2' I L I I j I , , f J' C 1 ,N i i M Library Lilmzry KATHARINE DINGMAX MISS FLORENCE L. FIELD MRS. DOROTHY XY. AXXETT i- wif S: 26 QA . L, Fl Dircctor of Food Scrnif MR- IOHX G. CAGLE .CS Library MRS. A. KATI1ARIXE DIXG,V.'X.X LT- 1 X Q Director, .Ven 's Commons Dircvfor. Fiske MRS. BARBARA YVHITE MRS. ALICE BROOKES ag P l fi -A . il A ,A in-I-4 Q. x Y Q-Z, 'U' , ...ZW f' , 'L A 5 I, ,. f,-is 'fff ,,, 'lb K vig' x . fl -6' luis!- b ' x 5 . . .. . Q 4-2-L' f .mir -flu S 14 15 .Q - -- s X 'D' .-.,.K. .E 'N y-A t -Aff-Sfix 9. ' 'J . ' gl. . x 4 5 :Ng f'?.3 6:11 'fu ,nhl- I 3 1. if Y 1 X, 317152.-Id X1 V ' - ACTIVITIE HAZING AND ORIE TA TIO 34 I I Y!!!-1, 111' 1 I f I f f f f XX VV Xl! N fx XI' D. fx, fx X . Y' X R g X, X X , A i 1 A XA 'A .N ' v '- CSF 1 'fx 1 1 Xxif, Q x ' - - 1 ',41': 1 J .rr ,Y .dvr- X12 r I f 1 Y f f 1 'w ,... af 1 i A T r 1 X . . and then I kiss you and rate you on this sheet. The ratings run from I to 5, depending on hou' good you are U NVhittier elephants went out to play, All on a spider's web one day. They' had such enormous fun . . . . . . Now, as I said before, the sex life of a carrot is very Stimulating. U7zen two Carrots get together . . . . . . But do you really think that color nail polish will look good with my Chartreuse bermudasf-' I really don 't . . . 6Ode to Mount David' - O, Mount David, that towers against the sky Upon which your u'orshipper.s' nightly lie . . . H . . and take the tape measure and -find out . . . XVe,re from Roger Billlllll, Scum of the earth . . . I' WEEKEND Lewis and the fabulous Moon Dawgs . . cc . . and Push 'ern back, push 'ern back, way . . sc wi cc .- and the Court, with Queen Penny Brown, ll H . to snowplow, you bend your knees swimnzingP.'.' Ifgs only 400. . , 'Y birthday, dear Louuuu, happy . . . Bates, our Alma Mater dear . . A 33:4 rw i Q V, 'n JAM., is Q1 'bi'-. -qs-'A , fffz, 'geaqmf'-n, 1.9. .mg H WE. , . ' f-3419 we wfwggsf ,av ., , 1 , vs :W-EW .A ..,.f rf? Q as z'f TFi,.A Tix ,il 'ugh V 4 ,M , ,V ww' , ' ,4 - A 1 K ,tg s 1. 112: ,4.:'w - , ,gi 5'-33 -f,..f,g-W ' 4 -1P:.,:'2',.fr- '-!.- r , iw: , rg V :J ,, 2 , 1, n ' f A X . v . f ,, ., fffflff 1-f ,K P Eff' H.. f -- fp , -u ,6,Ng3a'!m Q br af, snip .,. muh I f 1- 11 V-M 45L'.g.1.2' - 1, -- 'L - . Q ......., 1 :QW fa. I N Q 9 A 1 lx N 5 -OP! , Q 'Q an fs QQ 2 u.,.,s -v 36 't 41 A I 1 --------- .7-A.--...L Q- L X , E yy .NT .1-lg is f X F7515 1 -lf ' .w in 4JrfJ'Qf .lv- -Q-, . , .. 3 4 g , ,xx Q Z. 'MSS' A- 3 ' ,1fw3vwwf- - ' M. A-g,.Ey'Y T--2.55, ' H ff' ,, in-...A Popham Beach -4 'FT' N- Sadie Hawkins -151575:-f 'Ei I l I XV4 uf W X X V I ,. Apr' Back to Bates fi Q s I . ,K .NSS T 9 K , wr, ...As ' 1 4 I' . ia.-irf ...1 2 z 'Av, Mu. HI , ,,.' ., . . 5 214 - A ., 1 CARNIVAL WEEKEND ge? IVY DAY . . and if you don ,t attend marching practice, there will be no Ioy Day . . . . . as we juniors clump on the Class of ,66 . . . .for Lou, who couldnt be with us . . . . and Prexy, on the other side of the Styx: 'Hif Wel- come to our Small, friendly, co-educationall Hi . . Twisted finger, twisted mind. 'The Ivy Day Odef . . Planting the ivy by Hoodlight?!!,' l 42 - E 1 W l4 -'mr 2' -'Y I WL 1 illil i sins. L, I iii F I 1.2 1zc11:nL,. ,f ,L ,- 'V ,Ai ..u..1,. SEAS? 1' it 1 ram. I 43 Senate Act1o11 uestmned L, .J .ET qv 4' ,-L' QEILI TCE lc 'gli d. O Q 30 ee 13. s-1 S9 QSS. 7 F ack CE ds EFI de ,na fu IT. F10 fu' w1C?' , acl III 'WHT g V. i Q pc. 1 lf 'I .iv 1 , -'SL 1:9 fe on v G S mg Hd 'U 'Jud du' .al i I b T3 D EH ot b E3 C rtio -,l . . But the Senate didn't misappropriate money . . . next time we won 't .suspend the proper procedure . . The Curriculum. Evaluation .still needs volunteers to help Compile the results. PrisP . . . Absent . . . Put her in charge of checking about the blood mobilef, The Constitution of the Advisory Board has finally passed and the election dates have been set . . . YVhen will the Senate going-out party be held? 6'Turn in reports? VVere we to write reportsP.'.'! AD BOARD PASSED ELECTIONS COMING P.A. APPOINTS GANLEY NEW STUDENT EDITOR c'The MIRROR - a reflection of campus lifef, Love is grass that grows Assured that the rain will come . . . Oh blessed rain stormlv This is the second P.A. meeting this week! We have to discuss the student budgetf, Guess the newspaper stajjl' wants to expand to eight pages next year. M Are we going to approve the estimate for the second GarnetPv Maybe Hope therell be more poems in the next issue. HI have some suggestions for advertisements in the yearbook. . . M Good idea - let's have more ads like that one for the Sauna bathf, Student -Q I Q sn ' Pi 'ff 4-s.,, Ag :EA -XX 1 KA 4' 'l, ' ffl 47 fu, 4 . 9- Q S if Cigx , X-.YW ,r,... - bn X 151 ' X lg. Mba. '. X , , if - K s -' Am-.. 'J' ,fa-9 f . 'mg' ,,4.....,-1---. ..v-I 1 Q! L? Mirror 1 48 'N'-5... Garnet , Q N' '11 Aa?- f if . 9 v x . wi' 'ff , vigil Vwsf mmf XVII-Sllfllgftlll, spring and jllll X7 PXppz1lf1c'l1if1n work trips . . . Prcrf2'.s'.s'0r Sampson . . Poplzurn Bvzlclz and Iolrstcfr . . . ski trips . . . Larry Brown . . . XVfl1fl'l'Clll'llfL'U1. . . Adnrarzce. ?f'l.4f I Us I Uni A-N ,Q 311131531 JW ,r 6 J' Y R fl Haw? .-Z,' ' QJf'4 L - . i Qt O' A'Af4 -J JA A- V' v ni.. 1 's,.-eu W QQJBA V X .wi 1 I3 ' 'HN' - - 5 . ' if -,M -P ' ' ' V 7 - -'74 fi- n. .I --v-nal- i 9.41-. J A 'Y . -4 iff' w 4- L 01 I 1'-Wa . ' 4 ' 4:'2,- .J Q -Ll, ,. 3 A ' , Din? J 1... 2, - H- 'La' CAMPUS ASSOCIATION Tutoring . . . Halloween party . . . book drioe . . . CMG Project. . . nature study groups . . . Pinelana' Christmas party Florida Memorial Exchange. M ., L. Ji' ,ff 0-Z nf. .a ' 3.4, 4 . ,- U'se: vi. , 5 1 i i i. f fe.- J' 'I X .4 'H-P5 4 v ,, 1 - . tg: Q. I 1 . w 5 1 . 4 .9 T yi 4. L5- .r' ,u'lc ' U ff 1 5 r,.,,' - , 'YQ4' 5 . , f A 4 ft '1 .555 fl ' n K' S71 d , 44. 1- ,r. lu S nL,, 1 .,u ,-an ' , n ' . 1 L... ' , r',:'t- '-'il X f rx 5 I K ,N Q 4 I n L f ,hx wb' . N ,': ' --,fn 3 ,. f , s .I I 'Y gf 'his t fi: 2 .lg xy, ..,,A V -3 ' 47? 1 WX, .Lg 'Sv :Wu X'7ll CHASE HALL DANCE COMMITTEE Goin, to the Chase Hall Dance tonight?H lim thinkin, about it. Any stag girlsPU Should be a few. I talked to some girls this morningf, Any good onesfy Usual crowdf, I donit know . . . Why don lt we Check out the Pal Hop? ' x . 7' ....-.- as C , C -Q-Z-5.4, B d y F I H ,wiht Q 'C - t it gall' - - 'F Q in? L . . music . . . humor , . . . news. . . weather fvgf . . entertainment . . sports . . . interviews Q -5,1 v rv' ,IQ W NU N L ...WRIR v ' ,619 ,L ,315 6' Y' MUSIC D. Bobbgfs mimeographed sheets . . . g'Randall Thompson, again?', . . . Gannett Room at 6:30 Mondays and Thursdays . . . I can't hear the Sopranosfv . . . Meris and Deansmen . . . Long gowns and tuxesP!!! 4. . .1 f 1 fav DEA MEN AND MERIMA DER filo- Ii' 'pig , 3 .ff ua., ART SSOCIATIO Was ohiarasouro characteristic of post- D99 irnpressionism YVill this help for the Cultch examPH This really doesnlt compare with 'Odalisque' H Um, thats an ash tray, not a soulpturef, YVhat famous person drank oat of these tea cups? , ' - E- 1 - -. ai-Q-, Y ,..- 11 ' ! H! HWKWWHHFFWWWFFW and .ng- f d, -! 5 ,n .qw ra 61 ROB PLA YER Two, please. H I want to sit in the exact middlef' Well, you See, the author of The Glass Menageriev wanted to . . . H Oh, look whols here . . . over there. . . U I hear she does quite a stripfn VVho's not for burningfy' 1.. 5 Y A ,Q , . 55... x ,ag , .1 , , .. ,L , F. f, , ..., , . E ,. , K. ., If 1 , - J -774' .-ff ' ' .. ' . - f.-it-1' - ifli 1 J f Q11 fQ I The Glass Menagerie . ikA The Ladyisl Not For Burning 65 U: -- 7. ,... .-X. .,. Q K s 0 l x,i' f mls: X '7 kin Vg! K Y vo E! ' I!! 'N is X . U F ,sb ii wwf ' , A I ,R V A X 3 Q,l5.TE9 1 If .J 5 wfv 1 Y .ni ,f I X I 1 f K Ax lv ' I 9 f u , A . f PORT 1 mi v WARA 5,- 2 A 1 A 1 .ag S -:. 2 ...4 'vffgj Q , tg fi .rv -f - - I f.' ,- . p U ,499 xl -0 - ' ' -. asia' -- - M- 'H' S- 3- '-.1-5Ll.' .T- x , 5 ,u , . 4u. .9 Q . .5 1: '5' gb- - -an f i .fyp .n 6 1 sl! , 349.2 1 48,10 ,4 ' ' '-' 4' . A x ...'.3114-:.c.,-'.'-p6x1m4L1ry4- .0-. . X -9. V , , 5 445-.L A , , . W-.silt ,w 'P' Q. -- , .- g49 f1' 'sv . -Y---F -,5,'.., l x l ' I, my 1 . 1 -Q x ,. ,, .t , P' xx . .yi ,. 7' N f ' n 4 W . v I V 1 , l I s ' 'H , , 1 V . . -- 7'x Vf, 1 - tv 'ESM L 1 , , . , f '7K '-L ' HSE 1 . .1 , , x , , li In ' ' .I , i - I -I kb , . DR. EVELYN K. DILLON MRS. JOAN HINMAN MISS JANET K. NELL . fx ,si i ' VKAHA BOARD 1965-66 QE' Y . if :.'., Q ja.A v, r . 4 - . . . - 4. .--L. x .yl1, ij' A I , . sf:-4. ,,' 4 Y 1- '!kllk, . 'rlbfd ' fe:- UV7 .. Y '- ff. ,- x-lp 45i1r. , D . . .n .g'v n. . L Get your sweat shirts - were going outside thereis just a little snow . . . Six laps around the hockey field. Who wants to play wing? Everyone lined up? . . . Shake hands with your 'DQ opponent. R UN! i t pi,i ii sg l 8 7-gays: it 1 5 'i fhfff frrx L??fS'?'g1,i3'li- yy Wi' - 11.-if Zffszwefg ,I ?Tf'A: fl.',lf- if 1. 1? I lk -1 911,50 V I- in '- 1 Ulf,-.17 -, Y. Etsbflll glyff ,:.,M.,,',, 1 ff. . - 1 lx . ,l ..-::-r :if . I - '.' hi' ' FIAVA ' ' 'Ni Q yn. ll ,- 'lv ,jx f 'Z . f .V A , i. J' is mm' , , , o 3,i,p,gyj.'. 3' VL? -f 5 5'-f, :Sf was :il K' I 1'-,, Q! I '1.f.5s.5.g4fisA f J -. ': 6: fiffzfeifa 'ff wi v 9 Ill ' i ,'1: .- , . qw, Okay - ground sticks ground sticks . . Drive to the wing - Whoops! Roll in. Fullbacks, get that ball . . . not across the goal' Nice stop! F LL PORT mea J iffiiffzifciztf'-Wil'-fJ'9 iff, mrfxwiifs 'ffl ' 69 l -'I' . 'v R T eff! 4:6 , Any more conditioning and I wonlt be Q able to move. T --'- ,fl 14' -, I 994' ,gf FA' x T 1- 4 .V 1 Q A-sV ,. 7 XVhen are we going to stop walking and 'S' - T start skiing? Now? . . Up thereft. . . Meg. . . Step together, step . . . Step together, Step. . . Face downhill? XVithout my poles? Ohhhh! Plow what? Umphl Step together, step . . . I think I're got it now . . Uh-Oh . . . fu Track. .. WINTER PORT 70 f fs XVe need some ojicials, ladies. No not again you have to play sometime. Yes, green guards on this side, blue forwards ouer there. Time in with the whistle. Never miss a lay-up! Get that rebound! Foul! Tickling is not legal. From behind the foul line . . . Okay, let,s take it from the center again. Wake up, defense - Shoot! PRI G PORT 1. iv-,' - .0 1 1 .IWW 3 Q Q . .. -lv'-ff' 'W . lf -., 5 of ,, rf -1 . -- , v , , 4 r ws.. ,l'.f'V'l-uf. R' ',. .f ' s'4'f' is ,vs 'avg-1 v., ,, an ,463-ix - e ., -gg iAulmruu!1VHfUH.4n 5 K 39.5, , Mi, . n-,J .' I . :J la Air? Y ,yt w as 1 V2 ,tai 'fa' '-N'I lB..fff..wt tl f' ll X652-t r t Z jr 1.3 whit. L-lu. stunt!! yr- u 1 W 'i ' f -We 'wth' ,,., 1' W W, .W X I ,. - ff ff- .. ,. . ME 5' sa Q: r t ' ' 76 ' no 4,:':-1-..Z.-1 .Lf :j,. 'TE ,ful , , .f UM. . . ,. vu.. .. . ' f- 2lff.aax.4nQf1i'4 -5ff f1-i+ '-if-M1-www: V' , , V-'A' wr ,U Q. I lr. .F f ,,, 1.,,ggAH-,gf , -- -12.-f' 1 'Q-f ' .5 qfa. V.. 11 .,.,, Ig h -ffh' - '- ,, . r, . u' QQ' . . -'fait . 0. U v. . ,,, . H. ,,g. ,, g als, A WA X 119,53-' .jf A A . J-,-. V,-U. J., ,-.Am . . V ...A, .t, . i. ., , . M... ,., nv F' V- ' ,' u- ., -1' ' '1g'A'.l,7'- . '-Q,vfi'lf '-can ,,-:mg , , A-.xk.ff.. ,. , A A ,.,u.E..': A L'.s.',,,,Y.-,F ,g:1,,,, uhgi . u.4...fP': -ff-,af .. ,.-.-z,,'.:.,1-. arf- Now if we just move those bases closer together Sure itls not legal, hut . . If we walk out a little farther, the balls will neoer reach us. U I thought this was a team sport. M 950 in the shade and 45 minutes to gofv Why don't those I.B. guys stop whistling? Another inch and theyill fall out that windowfl' Could you pitch it a little .slower pleaseiw Does that mean I ,rn outPH cc cc as cc cc cc LHR aj, . Y-fb 1-4. .fm ,.. -. . , -,X . G .n .1 3 , . ,,J - A '. ami . Mx , .. my--mg ' fQ 4?:f. 3' -f 5 S-0.8! ' r an .M A rag. 72 -tw-'f ' '- 4 np., 1. V '- 7. I , .I 9. - A 1 0 I' .I 4,32 A4447 53: wa I rl 111 A44 V' ' 'ln .:. , O - ' 'f 1. ENN 'QQ if ' X i Q ' '--'vi a -bs' Q ' -. V' 'S L a as - ' 9 ' -.J-ff' 553, Rv. f' X ' m . I 75 5 Qs . ,Q ..,.S5' 'I , -i ng 1 i. rl I V wiv ' ' - AQ' ' , E '4,. ef? E-, Y ,T , ' A Were playing on the men ,s courts today. In these sh0rtsP', Its better than that ball-boyfl I thought this was a beginners class They raised the net againfl' My wrist always bends that wayf, But I ,d rather let it come to rnef' p r ., Q ,,- ,. , f c'L0oeP Love whatP,' It's quarter of ladies - time to gofl i V I 1 FOOTBALL wfL. A , had 0014. It was a very good year for an offensive team: Of Yuskis and Carr, With Bales at the helm, Of a charging line, led by Farrington and Brown, And a record set. It was a very good year, in sixty and five. Gentlemen, this aspect of football is drudgery. You have to work, sweat, make it hurt, and push, push, push Then the finished product appears poised over a ball. There is a cheer, Curt, sharp signals, and Go! Collision, not contact. That's football. -4 4, 7 .- .3 k 1 ' , - rr ' my ' . N vt U , I, 1 - 4- ' JO l Q 1 I - D . , wx,-, ,MSF pq 1 ,i-D., - 5'1 -..5?rvr.,1x. - fb? ze of ' - g - . .-, if 'qp .ziaqil ,Ip 'W 1, f E?.- ' A, A 'fu' vlgff-1 -p-I 1 ' 'L 1 4.'v:...tL'1 . '-. ' urhFxfk. ..3r -3 4-'-1.w .H-nm, W 3- l f Q2 ff x P' li 6 4., A P'- I It was a very good year For a defensive team: Of fohanessen and Lanza YVith Morin at the helm Of a Crashing line, Led by Stecko, Davis and Carr, Of holding of six. It was a very good year, A six and two, in sixty and fve. 9 1- -mm if u ia, Winning is not the only thing It is everything. r rv-,4.,,,,.-nv- ' fix-K xiii' Y ' I A 'IA X 35 Q 0 f 1-bf .. ,fi xg' -sf? ,, - vwnn' ' av. 1 'a v - , xs. V 4 s .Y 'Q 1 JK- l t-'Q S Yi. Wg A if 2 53 7' M, 'XII Q. W'i!'l 'lain 5 Q S' -1 q, if L W .X www-:le ' 4 , . f I x -' a gg X 35 '1 I P' 0 4,1 '- , V X . 'xl Q - , ' 4 it f x ,Q . A , P- ,. ' ' ..' ' ' + I 4. i 1 fy -X -,Q-:,,. I A Q Q v.'-ffl ' Q -0 - . 1 4 .u , . '- . 9 , S QM' f. P -T 'K A 9 -iz., . b ' 55-Q . f , +- I' 3 TN, ' 4 A I, ,A V u. ' . K I Q u E v is synw 'K 4 I ,ka Q H fu .yi , ii ' 4 A ,, . . . z Af.. A ., , ' - 1 ,gg ..-M f- '. , ., ,-vm. - .' - 'ff mai' W . , J Aff ' 4 .NA ,w ' vga.. rn -,yu . ,, - -N , ,N . ww . K-,QA 5 ' H' 3 7' 3' ' 'm. ' ' ' 2 4 '. ' 'QXYK Q. 'I :Q bw- . IN .-- '- f' ' 'V 3f ' 7'2 f V 'KX .vxjff .ul .v. 1 xl ,ann Qgqq gPg,ffv4,5,,g-'g5Ax,3 jd'-w ?fff'..,N -Q ,gan 'fy -'wo 1 t f'. ' RA- - -'Y-' , 1. In 'f 95' -Q , V -,--L--su-u1 ' ,.. ,. v . Q v .. ,-a- ,- In the same year a gun is fred, And a long-distance grind begins. Past the grandstands it is Plumb in the lead Followed by Thomas, and then Bristol. A long distance grind, faced with guts and pride It was a building year. ' n ,f l ' 17e,x l M!iIiI1?I1f,Qi f43wM g is: ' 55 l l rllrsvfiilf' iff, lv , if 92 i lH'fkiil1lllil' 1 if lu i s f A e J 'Iii 1. x Y fiiit , Ns -,xiii . , CROSS- COUNTRY gi T4-W - ew, -. , pw' 'RTX-.-s fwfr A R473-1-I' 'Y-Pg Also in this year a foot impacts a ball: Nuances of kicking, types of passing, And patterns of attacking. Hard work pushes an athletic form, That of Houlihan and Peterson Of Johansson and Hennesey, Of hustling rookies and a new coach. It was a good year of very hard work, And soccer stalwarts looking like The Spirit of ,76 . Again guts and pride Epitomized by a team Led by Thompson, a respected captain It was a good year of very hard work. X 'x N 'I , f 1 1 , H Y XL . .if X ' ' - 'A 1 X -x , , . -n'- I, -...,.,,q,, fi ,- -4'-i r'r L ' , ,gg .f -, - ' Q 5' I. ' s - - f1y.': ' -,Q ' 4 . 1 ', 1. - ,- .11 ' -- ' if . .re 4:'-5 .4-L.--w. as .. '- Q ' 's f A -P-' -f-'- 3x -- n .. ai V.. ..-IA -1:46 1 4 .rv n 'W Sv L. s 1 if 5 f. V-A Q LJA-v? Opponent Clark U. of Hartford Nasson Maine U. ' of Bridgeport Boston University Bowdoin . U. of New Hampshire Colby Bowdoin Maine Colby Bates 1 1 0 5 0 4 0 9 0 1 5 4 1 1 6 5 3 2 1 1 2 5 1 1 T. 'CN 3 .ai S Y I 'Z D . If Q5-1 f'1 XBAI BASKETBALL No height again this year, Causing a run-and-gun by ve guards. Then Iohannesen came out o retirement, And added bulk, a few inches, and a move or two. Schulkin and Alden jumped in switching And swishing to add valuable points. These and the stalwarts, and a respected ne Pushed a slow starter into contention. Beisswan er scored, .setting a record, And reiounded, leadin while Mischler, the other captain, hustlild, hounded, and scored, As Alexander flashed, darted and drove, with ball-handling and stealing and shooting to score, added color and EXCITEMENT to Games which led to a tie at the close for State Championship honors. coach, ,Q-v ff J ,Z 86 'F X4 51 S Bates Opponent St. Anselm Northeastern Brandeis U.N. H. Williams Maine Clark Colby Wesleyan 72 67 76 78 80 77 Assumption 85 80 72 74 89 Tufts x 87 84 84 92 76 89 71 74 76 68 90 Bates Opponent 92 Merrimack 72 97 Maine 76 84 A.I. C. 97 70 Springfield 89 88 Colby 81 106 Coast Guard 80 86 W.P. I. 100 87 Bowdoin 82 84 Bowdoin 77 101 Hartford 81 x f X'- w 9 -' r X 53, 'N 7' X . r MX 1 0 43 s- X px 11 5 x WCC lx ' In Pj - ' 1 7 Y .. .1-Qs fx I xl f : -5.1,-,r S J' -D-5 I- L' A9 3.41 88 'K 9 P 4405? :Qi V gar- 'Tw ' kg WI TER TRACK Yxif This meet and that meet, the last and others de ended on the relay. A good season depended on the relay, and tliey won, making it exciting and successful. Yet the bull: of the points came from overcoming hurdle.s, in competition and out. Paul Williams, high scorer, Keith Harvie, second, Tom Flach And Gary Chamberlain ran them, providing unbeatable strength. Others overcame them, such as Pierce, Thomas, Harris and Tighe. Some Seniors added leadership: Savello, a co-captain, Hiller, a pole- vaulter, and Davis, third high scorer. And one stood out. Pangburn in duel meets, and Pangburn in invitationals, The best hammer thrower Bates ever had. All this and more, excitement and victory, and a hard working coach, Combining for the best in eight years, and an unofficial state championship. Opponent Bates Northeastern 7436 3896 M. I. T. 51 62 Maine 52 70 Colby 42 71 Vermont 51 62 Tufts 45 68 Holy Cross 55 58 U. Rhode Island 57 56 Bowdoin 52 69 U. N. H. 55 58 aim! UU.: 1 i.e,,.f,,.. k y v ' I t I 9 'E l 7 .131 'L 'Brie it -fi 1 is rv h-I I 0 4 51? And also this winter 2' V' 1 I hear Bentley IS really strong zn the Slalom but we can beat them zn the Gzant 1 no one alls Well if Adams and Calder keep up thezr orm zn the Slalom and Mahar and Brad ord get good runs zn the Gzant Slalom we should place ffth out o the You know that S not bad or the rst year o competztzoe sknng lgs f ' , o L I f , f twelve teams in the conference. C a a , ur 5, f F f . .1 w I 'I X T PRING TRACK 1 n ' ' I 1' gil' , 'sixty' ti. : X 3 Q4 'I .. :.' Q: F 'K 4. . -4 - 1' '21 'es 1 . I If L, g Q. iq' I 1 i1 A s . t 4 . ' N tv: 3 ' i , ' X ,,.. .1 'Yr -g, ' 5 ' T I A-js?-Lg WI? iff , 'S' . 1 - au. v s 1 r r . ., Q S may 3 VV .l 'AE , VI' I . - . Q ,,,7, Ha ,Y Y G R 2 , N4 ,z .. ef C -..N 4 '1q'! 'kb' , xw . I, N- .An xxx .1 M - I F, Q , 1 .f lx X -. 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EF '-f.Q n'1rnaloff'.l..J5.i.,, -N3-Y.-. - ' ' - J A f-- . .v 1-nf f .,.f J . ix-LFQA' f A 'v A Ir- A Y Y- Y . 37 9:17 , 5' 'ff W V-V, . x f . '-3 :iss-'sfgrs ,7 'I-F-.5 -- '- 1 W -1 Then came the spring of the year, a spring after a winter filled with victory and promise, only, it was also the spring of the optiong e. to run or not to run, to stay or not to stay - -3 'l-.QQSET 3p:':fa:.f,x -e ch , s o 'K 5 J-2.. '.w-' ,,' -'-ffl!!!-ini' 1 p, - Q. V- Ax 1, s 5' -fi 3- rf. .wiv 'Qi F MH- ic ,w ZQi5' 'r L 1, - yi, L most chose to stay wg p, - f 45- 5-:'4-.+'w- E Q62 ,- out of respect for the coach 1' G-.Q ' '91 'tag y -N- , and a love of the sport. lay The season had many surprisesg 4 A broken arm, E a broken record, many fine performances amidst a few disappointments. l Q I, s 4 i 1 I 5 ,t P Q 95 tx is O 1 1 KQV? 1 I 5 I Y r if 1 Y A 1 , I I ' L I 'Q in li 43 . , 'N Y 1. F 3' igifdixr. E f?g Qt .- 'VA 9.'v'.,5 r,-l. f:Q,5:.A,.-lip.. l 5- .--T 'gbffjgwpbj ' ' 1 'l1-Jani - . H ,4 , if.-.im B, -Q, 'ivffqqg -gl - ' -i ' .?25,. 5f- '.9, fref G ja-xg?-4: ffm 1. 5,1 , ,, -fo L ' . . , .K V l...1-,Q-5 --.V ' V , -QT. ' 1 ' 4 'I ' v. 'H .. l'- 'V' n 4 'Jia' . ','A ,,-- 5.1!-'I - ixgjagxfs W' J 1 - gxguwf,-ff ,rv - f 72.13 , ,.1. g, 1A 4. k 'r -' ' ' f ' . V, - .a,.' ,-,.-,l v , Q e -wA:f9f,?f -pf wr' 575- 'g' , . ' f:,7C,Z A:f .- ' 5' Q r. A Q , .,, . , - ,, - -11 v , ' 4. -929 19 ,Cf ,+f ,G ' - 4 96 .I -rf 5 xx It became more than a year of only ifs, could have beens, or should have beensg it was the spring of the year, and most chose to stay. 97 M BASEBALL the cage in late winter bat, the ball, fundamentals, discipline, a fine coach victories. this year, Play schedule, together. to Pickardg tough opposition. which makes a better year, game, should be played, Yuslczls to Pickard. still covers the ground, 3 ','g-tlofsa -:- vm. -r , ' V ,, S.. sw,-. , aw .. .-, . V 1 'j 1 H0194 J-tag-.-.li-' -v-.': ' 'Z 'P 1' -- . , ? . .fr u ' 3 . waz.. 'SEI ' '451fs'iQ'-Wimif'- !f7'!-f7'.'f l - .. -, f .- ,A T- W' 11, -V V., . . . N ' rr S1-'5.q'lL'41,3vl'4 . '74 '4,: ?. '74L'ff -n . 4 Q 'Wi JJ: fs.-I-'I .f3,-I.. h7 .. ',n , N1 x.. ' t' -ff f-' ff - fl422.f,.-AW: fr- no M - ev, -w,fz4,.,1 'is U.,-. ' TT' A . r r Y ' .-' -0- -A-ii, - ' rt. - Q ,-v... I ' S- ,g,.., 45 - ' in - , - Y ' '-4-A ' -1 a.- ' , lx, -8-I . . ,, . - , .f f.. 0 NAR' X--fa 3 u 7' 4. ah- I' I 150 1 wr . 5 , Q3 .25 4---f'A21'Q?'5f.1'?. f'l r1?'..'X -t R ' +gf5?fg:.,9'y.i!, '- K -9. Q' I . ' V 'v , ii b 3e:f13:'.,,., ,LAL 5 -v I--,..A l- X kg K- -.3 ' .L K t- f Y A' f uv. K K. ',.' 1'. .IU 4. - H' 1H?1'i'f. fi ta... ' i s 'mu .-P'-:gi df' - A f- ww, 7 'Jaffa-N1 1 ?, 1. 1 .mi-'-,. f ,- 'Q nn..--. .- N. 'Ye - Q . -' 'lui gym- it : 4-iq---.1--5-., 5 . H -N, . .Vx .- ' 5 fa. ,-v4 I av .,. 1 V ..- 0 Q 9 1 Name Darid Nash '68 Mountain Lakes, NJ. Cary Harris '69 New Salem, Mass. Mare Sehulkin '68 Merrick, N. Y. Iohn Hudec '69 Middletown. Conn. Robert Walenski '68 Medway, Mass. Name john Piekard '68 Greenwich. RI. john Lanza ,67 Revere, Mass. Gary Harris, '69 New Salem, Mass. +41 PITCHINC IP H BB SO 1222 13 14 14 28?6 30 2655 26 2310 39 BA TTINC Pos AB o-of 13 R 6 6 33 1 7 29 H 16 13 4 ERWLERA 2.13 2.57 4.08 4.44 7. 33 BA .340 . 333 . 308 be 0 'v. L A Mare Sehulkin '68 Merrick, N. Y. Stephen Ericson ,69 Northamptom, Mass. Ralph Whittum '66 Braintree, Mass. john Yuskis '66 New Britain, Conn. Robert Bowden '67 Mountain Lakes, NJ. james Alden '68 Shelburne Falls, Mass. Douglas Greene '67 Chappaqira, N. Y. Howard Alexander '68 Montgomery, Ala. Cordon Barney '69 Bloomjield, Conn. jonathan Whiting '69 Lyndeboro, NH. I f 286 286 268 244 241 236 1 72 142 .000 000 Baseball Scores Opp. Bates Northeastern 8 3 Brandeis 4 8 Bowdoin 5 1 Colby 7 9 Sujfolk 14 1 1 Tufts 2 5 Colby I 1 4 Lowell 4 5 Maine 5 0 Bowdoin 1 1 2 Maine 1 6 7 AIC 8 3 .I f- F 78 fifia.. K 05- ...' X., XX K, 71 9 1 i N9 n55Qn' r , v.-, -- ob fd 3 -. 1. mb I' ' N. -pfffb lv 'l x.,,' nn! K ,nv 1 . 1 'w irrl' :AA vlff L Fffi .nw , if , 4. n n. . nl , 4 f b - ry, Vs.: ' 4' .. . . U , ,f'e- , 1 . u' .,4 1, ,.,. .ahhx , fr. .. ,, .f K. lff'S 1,114-, ' sr' .F.:w..,, 5 T' W' X wifi 4 - , 5 - . , - ,-f,': .,. ., ft 1 1 11. . 4, n V- 1 'n '.. ' 'V ' ' - - 1-4' , -, 5. '-5, ' .f , .-r , ,-...- ' 1 , Y , ,f V -' , , . ' ' t' .. -,N lr. ,, . f- i -k. i . . 4 :HILL . . L ' n 1. 4 4 x - - - I JK. ,,l.f ' 1 0 5 4 ' a'-I-5. J I ' . , 1 ' ,A -' -9 ,1,- .. it r ',' 5. ' 1 y V V l ,4 f -, I V - ,. 1 1 , fl' , ,' , ' . .A - S ' ' ., p .'-. 4' , , - ,. , ,x.,r.N CULTY A 4 Y I 5 n v af r Q, Q 4 Mi W ,yn :Q fi! -1 I , . .y 1. ,.-- K. 4-'R rwf - ., M, . 1:-59.435 C ' W ',,.a'u' .' ' 'P 1-5-1,,L,v ' . -. ' ,up ,.,-Va ,, Q,4t.':--,-3. ' -iii.. .J 5.5,-1 -:- -+ 'QVQP' -4. ' . f .Lf-UjU'nr-sa X ,, , . -uk. sq- . f . Q 2: an r- ,QT-'xl -' ri' , FA f'-Q L 3 ..s -als ,:0,,Afg,.. L- , ,, Q. :,4Jx: r 'A' M ' Q 1 1,2-uf: Nx.:'N K HUF.. ' , . -'4' 1 - E 7 ?- . gf - -q ....,.-H fa f: Q. , in it... 7. - -z .- - ' .-Q! 1 f. - 7 'N-2.2. A Lau A-iv . '--1.492 '1- --AQA1-' ' ... ' , -' .,u..J,F5 ...Q A M . Ns , .H 5 if: E' R, sb -D! - '1 . I s, 3 x ,' V. .f , H mf ite , , +1 .f-' - --5792: L..'-53,4 . ... .V .K-rv.. h . : n 565313. Arg W . ' l 2 . ' M A Xi' s -.S.K' IOR 44 .Q as ENGLISH 'N 4 'Did you get your Major Brit paper doneP', More or less . . . I finally got inspired about -1:00 A.M. after our trip out to jimmy isx U 'Hauent you known about this Since last january? WVell, I always work better under pressure. M YVlio,d you finally decide to write onF',' D. H. Lawrence. U PROFESSOR ROBERT G. BER14i:1,.x1i-xx 'But Nelson i.s'n ,t teaching Major Brit this .s'enie.s-ter. H if '. N W if Vffzvlv S- PHTEH C'l.l1 'l'UXAl.1,l'f.Y UI,IX'IQH .X.YDHl'fU'S. III EIJZ.-KH!-QT11.-'LYXI-I HOCDA.YSKl l'rorirlwn1'r, HI. East Hazldam, Conn. -Vf 'lflf 1- f'U - 104 ii! 15 - 1 Nd LAUREL ANN BOOTH Stamford, Conn. ws ,v- LESLIE LYXXE BROWN .xftlfllfll-S. HU. a X it ,A , L, 9 N 854, Y Lx ,L , g f' - x' 'no 9 if, is 'I K, 1 -it I J. . N 1 . ' Pr f v f- ' - !' .l I. X l I 1 QQ + , N Y ,f fl , , 'l D ,'- S xl 9' s - 1 X E , , f v L I v L o- , 4.4 1 ' U I ' or' L 1 . 1 ,ff ' v. LX 4? ,A-v Pf'f.YELUP1f ,'X.Y.YLf BRUUYX Hurligf Ril4l'I'. Ulliu RVT11 l.Al'HlfXE CLHHISTLXSEX Plrzirlrillv. Ccmn. 115 'TY 'nf 'Q-...,3 L PHISf'ILl..-X IMXIXC VLAHK K4'11.singf!mz. Conn. vp r'? -8 ,a A -'NAI-2' 1' 4 1' 'Yo' Q' tl xl uv x ' ' xfxfxax .4 IC NYC 'ff . XXX ff POR CQlmn'f's!f'l'. ,Url.9s. U'11.I.1.N,V .YOHTII DAVIS, lll SUIIYIIIIOTOIIQII. .U11.s'.s'. PETER XYADSYVORTH EARL Simslmry, Conn. 'K' --wi SUSAN JANE FEARNLEY Fall River, Mass. lf mm xS':5' A A.--fy., .4 . f. . 9 3: 1p51 . ' A Q, ,M ,,.. V. an AAV, HQ, ,. ,S - , N... .1 ir ' 33 1 1 1 3 ' In .fi v - , ,w df 4' . A , 6 4 f ,,,.,ug,1.f,' 5 . L 'V T, .2, l' , , 1 ix'-gvgljxvi Nl,:'A u . . r- y 1 i' 5' 2 is I 51, . f , 4 4. s if ht . , A, 74 4' c :F k 'fv U'f ' ,Hi U 1 4 42 u,fZ7g,, , , , . . , , . 35 Y f YQ. , ,fig PAUL CHARLILS FOI RNIIZH v Q A 1 Fifa 'P 2' 1' aff-1,:Q11.f AA4f-he ' - . . DH, DAXID A- AX 514505 'Lx ,2Q'f4PQvFf'hif3' Tw c'f.iZafIg,gQ 33 -'1 Lz'u'1,s'!0rl, Mmnc' , -,. W ., j,:fi'a-- fi ' .,'-FE?5Lgf:2'-351' V, T 2. si, ,ff-'I 'al ,' ' f. . iff, iffw A. . ,,,,',?,, 1 Q -A., :,f'J iii .I-:Eff Q I , 9,711 vw! .'-!. -fn .'- 1 'ff-4-,'S 'D' 7-N.-E fi?-'?,'Af Aww!-, , - A ,,, :ff -.553 5 1'T,-,iw 1' iw' A -ff. 3524 .-gy, x- ff 1, , ' iii'-aj -iz, J'-, ., ,. -. L1 , 3 Qi . - gs, K 1:-In 3. , ff -milf' f 1 -2 f.1. 3f5Q 531' QQ, . rvsf-'P f A f-'T' 1 . HV Mc. W' 711' ix Q :f.iG'i.ffi 1.14, Q, lg . . , KA: 51 Q: v yur 1 ,fi 'A A wr- ',y,j- , Nw ? 1 LA 4-v ff' 4-Kip p, -9 .h V A - , Jgqjuga 13 f f nf w i? X -3 .if 12: , 9-,gf -. ,:gf E K V. airy., 1 . ' ' 13 ??a3fi J 4111 '5 ' A dr' 'Q n,f,'5y-,g nfrtwk -Q. - ff +fM '. m' ' .A, ,.:fi-wc: . ' ' af , 'fy' if-.NH .. wg 1. 1 JS' Egv' ' 111.2 3 ' ?fe'f..w .Tf?'f2i5'?f. - 751- t':i-1 PROFESSOR JOHN A. TAGLIABVE 1 lv 'V' if T , 'fi 5:-rf Q ' - 4-it-as -ix X 4 v S35 , '35 x' ' Q v -. ? 'U Q.. ik YP' ' -4' Pl-QTHR C'llHlSl'IAX l!.'xBf.H1-XXVlD Hm1!l'1114'. Xl. CAROL E.-XSTERBY FR,-LYCIS ANNE I.Ol'ISff CA.Yl.ffY PATRICHI.-X SPALDIXC ClII.HfQRT Siznslmry, Ckmn. 1411111-ficlcl. Blass. Was? Hurtflml. funn. 6 C5 l s- M ,2 - ,, TIlO,Xl.XS I'l,.XC'1-f IlII,l,l'.H I-Illflllll fn. Urns. W1l.I.l.UI f'lI.XRI,ffS IIISS HI. l,f1kr.s, Xl. T s4', NXHAX .XXX IUXIA Cllrn Hzflgy. YI. A .NIH WERXEH 1. DI'fI,XIAX fl:-: Us 5 ix A. 9 4 - 1 'x. i , f ,H A f'1,,Xf 'DIA f1f.'X.Y L.'X.UBf'fRT1 Iflllfmz, X. Y, 108 '43 IIfA.Y l3lCH.YIf'l'f l.IT7'l,lil 1lfl.D .xl'Iill,LffUlI. .U11.s.s, 1-. .a,Q y f' av..- f Y ---.. A .. l . CATHERINE ELLEN L YSACHT Il'DITH ANN IIAHDEN BONNIE lIARTl1,fX ,Vl'QSINCIIfR Pim' Puinl. JIU. I-S'1i7If,ffl77I. H11.s:s'. HUM- N111 IEAN ROLAND Ol'l'fI,LET'I'li l.Uu'istcm. .Vu PROFESSOR PAFI- YYHITBECK 'E 1 f--A f 'T' A ix I BARBARA ELYSE REXHCK Eliot. 316. . M. --1'- 3' ' ..1 ' - L ' - r J. -1 Q, . ,N Y - I- V.-Q ...M V . - A . ,.- 1: , , V- - ffl- ..., - - - .. ,gig E V . W . x ' -.. - - A -4: ' --. - . -, ' , 1..x Q- h Q -., ' 7, Jr- W--,.., A' 1 I 'A - an --' ,,f..f .- - tg .Q - r -V i W 0 ,Q , . if Ag guvhif E '--'wi ' -Y 4: ' - ...Q..n - v ' -H' ' Yfkis ' 5-f , W- xf 1 Clzicopev, Mass. Vx' .-.xy -If Qzky' ' NJ' 'I X THEODORE ALBER T STR YCHAR Z, IR. NH y ,IX TVW Af 1-Q-,V W. BRVCE XEII. VRQUHART SUSAN YVAGC REBECCA ADA YARD .Yfl.S'l1llt1, NH, Natick, Mass. Morris, Conn. A PEECH LAWRENCE JOHN .UEl,.-KXDI'fR RICHARD SCLAR RUSFQYHI..-XTI' Ogfbrd, Mass. Portland. Hex I Z' 2 f, PN 12'-. , P' ...Q PROFESSOR BROOKS OUIJIBY PROFESSOR LAVINIA M. SCHAEFFER K 11 'eik MR. RICHARD 1. WARYE 3 453 1515- C3- CHARI,lfS Cl 'Y BAILEY Brlzrzazzt, .Wf1.s'.s, fi lin 'fT il FAHOI, .-XXX' BHI.I.1VEAl' I,f'u'i.s'Im1, .Uri juan... 'whir- HlC'I1.-XRD DERBY Hnxlml, ,Uz1.s,s'. gc sc as cc as LANG UA GE French Tu etudies le fTfl7'lQCliS.p,, Oui, je nfy speeialisef, Tu erois que Q61 me plairaitP,' Tu aimes les eomptes rendus 0ralsP', Pas tellement. v Tu aimes les idiotismes dadiiiquesf 'Eh, je nfen fouf, Tu aimes la graa'ati0n?', Quest-ce que fest QCIPH 'Mais tu aimes les poemes sensuelSP,' Ca commence E1 y etref, Tu veux fiexeiter dans un .5-ens un peu bizarre? Quoi, quoi, tiensfv 'Allez France. U DR. ALFRED I. XVRICH11 JR. 5 i 5 1 F 1 S W -W., IF--E , Nms S-'Mx lx fenfi ,rn 2 fe 17 Lf? MR. ROBERTI. HAVERS 1? 4 5 f EVN , 'A C- -.7 iii lf IUDITH ANN DIETZ ELIZABETH .UARCAHET JICLEOD PETER CH.-XXVILLE OAKE5 Newton, Mass. Rockrillv, Conn. Ulzst Hurffbnl. CUNH- JEAN HALLIDA Y STAPLES Hhs! Hurzfforrl, Conn. . in by DR. AL LXIS A. CAR OX SPX L-:Q x 'P' 'l 1 '1f 1 -uf .. SALLY EI.1ZABlLfTH l'TZ RALPH CLA YTOX N'HITTl'AV. IR. Xmwlfy. Ulziw Bmintrve, ,XIf1.s.s-. 114 ELL YN CHRISTINE WINTER Roselle, NJ. Spanish - -v X I MISS BARBARA I. GARCELOX -5 21 .rn ., gk , 0, Q. wr -XX 59 f w.. 'w..y 'W R 4 E .,p4 ' ,X , X xxyw SQ g, 1 :hi 2 Q .-gm if German 4 1 'ill . W , 1 M 4' Af' 'R , Q 'i - . V V 'g,x W J. f' . ' ' iff' , . -.. O 'yn ' V .ff N ,Q fi Q N341 , , K x1 7 'S f sk -QT 1 'Q 'Uv it 'A-Q, 'N X PROFESSOR A UG UST B USCHMAXN -:. W I I 5 1 3 s l X ., Q O A A X Russian N 'mv f- ,l '.l X , di 1 r if fl , . , W V if 1 nl' l I l 4 PROFESSOR ROBERT D. SEXWARD 4 1 CULTURAL HERITAGE R I MR. ALBERT A. ANDERSON ,gn- ii 1 Ffin 4 .AI tn' V' I -r' EJIILY TANILIX XEVILLE Keene Valley, XY. DAVID IOEL BACHXER Belmar, XJ. il' on DR. JOSEPH D ,ALFOXSO ,fi 9.0, if 11. 'cf' MARILYN IIAZEL BAHDEX ROYCE EDWARD BVEHLEH DENNIS YVEIKKO HILL North Sl'IflllIft'. H.1. Bmftlchoro, Vt. Ashby, Mass. 118 -v J., '-Q n A ffz Alf 'L Kp' if 3' A ' .4 f wig ' A, Q PHILOSOPHY ITN DR. THEODORE I. MESSENGER ARTHUR EMERSON HOUSE, JR. Waterford, Conn. DR. ARTHUR BROKEN MR. CARL B. STRAUB i 'fa' XIHASION K l'YAK.-KNOX CAROL SUE STL'TZ,XI.1LY Bankok, Thailand Pasadena. Calif 119 'Say, could you help me for a seeond?'U , 'Sure - just let me finish plotting this Calibration a CI think it went something like this 'I think there is something you ought to know 'You mean that isnlt rightP,' 'Well, I don't really know. 'Dont you sit next to me in P.ChemPn 'No . . . I'm taking IOI.v 'Yoifre not a chem majorfll, 'No. . . Philosophyf' 'I was just wondering how to turn this Bunsen CIE CE ' , J. f,Qw ... . 1 5 In... eurre . . . I could use a little help myself - a' you remember the formula for 8-dihyclropteroyb glutamic aeitlP,' The formula for XVHAT??,' HOBCCHJCHQ CHXHCO - - - -NHCH: OH I N COQH .Y N ' I CHO -ix? Oh . . . well, what was it you wanted to know?', Burner on. U DR. CHARLES H. STAUFFEH Chemistry fi 'TT PA! 'L VINCENT BER TOCCI RAYIUOXD HE YVES DANFOR TH DA VID HENRY HARKNESS Wellesley Hills. Mass. U'adsu'orth, Ohio NOTIUHIIC. COIN!- 120 W'-1 I All THOMAS DA Y HA YDEX IVDITH LQUIIXC .YAXCY ELIZABETH ,ULZIO Newton. Mass. Xatirk, 3111.5-5. Sm-fhml Springs, Cfmm. .45 -db 5 Nab X-K Y A M ,J DR. WILLIAM B. THOMAS -P- 1 Q-r NOEL HELGE OLSEX Lppvr Jiontrluir. XI. ,,, E22 ,,,- . 221' EEE! E12 52E2' g5,,x 5:7-'m sae.. 7,2 ,J ,2 1 Jil. s V Lf! . A X DR. RICHARD M, BRIGGS r o Il 0 ,x A 6 ,xii sv'-f ffUfES CHVK XVI 'NAI' U,YYE,UEI,l'K XVE ROBERT BRUCE PARKER KENNETH EDXVARD PETKE N 'U- -YiLf fff1 Springficlzl, Blass. Prirlvvturl. XJ, 122 S .6 I . 'E . na A K 'K r 'e t' . vw V ATE, 9 if IOHX CRAFTS THOMPSON EL HOOD GORDON TRXSK AI.EX.fSXDl-QR XV.-kI.I..XC ff WOOD Wilmington, Del. Bl'l1iI1fI'l't'. Aluss. Nuu'lm1'gf1. .N 1. S' T 7 4 MH. CARLETOX .NIORRILL JAMES EVERETT STEXVART Rumford, 110. 2 I .fQf,:5A .hyat me ww .aw 11? - 'if .3-'f,i-, Psy - Q-ff. - Ll ,U Ycaqgfifgfgfg . 4- F L .rvhm k JMX ' q O B10 logy PROFESSOR ROBERT B. XVAIT .X ,I X . 501 WX ,O N, 2 ' . gf ' ' Q X 'NNN Q J 06 ! wo, 'TI. :P -c-rf' Sl 'SAX PHILLIPS AL YV.-XRD PAI 'l, RANDOLPH BALES IAN ROBER TSOX BEAUVAIS Sm'r11.s'1u1m1, XI. Rvdfbnl, NH. Bvlzlzurlt. Mass. 124 LINDA ARLEXE CARTER Winchester, Mass. PHILIP ROGER DAOUST ALAN STUART CRUICKSHAXK North Artlelzoro. Jluss. ix 'Y IUHX YVILFRED DAL TUX. ,IR Raynllum. .Ua.s.s'. 'LN Spencer, Mass. DR. ROBERTM, CHUTE SUZANNE CHRISTINE FALK Wethersjield. Conn. N na Jw TGV . 'XIAX BRIAN IfI'fI.T.V.-XRC11 nd' f:llI'l1Ilt'I', .x1ll.SYS'. A if MARGARET .-X.Y.Y Hl'flClOI,D Drforx, Conn. Que-5 AX toux 4 lr 1 J V I. -I Dx I. g -1 ALICE JLXYE K.-XPI,.fX.Y RICHARD COOPER KELSEY, .IR IO ANN LA-IA UNIE Xvwtmz Iliglzlnmls. ,Xlu.ss. Cfllllflllllll, Mass. GVOYOVI, Conn. - l- - - ...ml in Q TQ-X. I in SIS,-LY XIAR Y XI.-LRI.-XXI.-XA .xfCflll'hl'll. XJ. MARK T. CROWLE Y r f r . ,fl ,. 'H 4 ,' Y' 3 , I Y X J f ' X? , 1 'ff-N ni vm.. 5' , , ,lf PA L 'L ALEXA NDER SA V ELLU Marlboro, Mass. .....,,w,,, mx Q 'v, YZTTT7 SUSAN ELLEN PITCHER North Iiuuwz, Cmm. uv BONITA LORRAINE POPEK RUSSELL GEORGE PRATT Culrllestcr, Conn. North Hadley, Mass. 3 14 f V N W5-1-I PETER NYBERG Aulm rn, Me, JOHN' DAYY ZAXDER R04'hc'stCr, X. Y. .,..A-Of' -fur --Q...-4 IEFFREY LEVIN SE-XRR ROBERT JEFFREY TUCK MICHAEL WASHINGTON Milton, Mass. Brockton, Mass. Erlglewmnl, XJ. . -1, lj R' V I 4' sz fy 1 :J -If Xl,' A .bf , v 1- .-.1 s 45-ii-...elf Af -1 . Physics 'V 'Q ' K. -f :l yi' fi 9' - iff! fr' 1. R 15: w gf. - Q' ia.. , .Sp b W 1. ,. , 14 fx -.1 1 ' X 6 Xx 1 x LL ' AJR! O Y. mix V , PROFESSOR CARROLL P. BAILEY X, 'f U . '-lt 5 Z ,we 1' g., sxhat f DR. KARL S. WOODCOCK THOMAS ALVA ADAMS, IR. Wfinthrop, Me. i ,J Q Y f DR. ROBERT F. KINCSBUR Y from 'L ls. 44-4 Q LAURENCE ARTHUR BR OWN North Kingston, R.1. A- ., ,.f Geology CHARLES .VATTESON LOVE Laramie, Hy. if 'T '-7 ? Ac - J .I Ko I 'O 'tl 'L' ' A A r M a ifflii P- r al-5' . 0 1 Q wif? RICHARD STUART PFIRMAN Meluern, Penn. P? f -nr 'L .1 1 1 its DR. ROY L. FARNSWORTH m X -AP' 4P'llx 117 4 J -Qusns DA ll aff1'r- Q--5 is I W ' 571, Z-,Y Q V , SSA ' f. R A F ., -1? xyvv -V I , W 'l . 'f'f?7 7y'1 fl Rf' x x' s 4 ' ' ' ' f. . vi . .. - fa? ,Q ., N wh is Y v Q Y to . ,'9 0 qi Al I I N 1 1 MATHEMATIC Linfoln. Rl. NV Mw FQ- 96 --f--40 PETER JOHN CLUECK PROFESSOR PEHCY D. YVILKINS Plziladelplziu, Penn. 4-'B 'lf-:X 'Eff Y 'Q-7' SFS,-XX JEAN LEXXOX REBECCA ELIZABETH NALLY JANE HALL PETERSON Wrst ifllfff-Ufll, Gum. XVOrCCst0r, Mzlsx. H'eston, Mass. 132 'ROFESSOR RICHARD W. SAMPSON .max gif' v, I 1 1 we 'S' X N- MR. ROBERT L. PAGE PAULIXE RE VERE SPENCE Arlington, 111153. PETER WARREN STECKO Hampton, Conn. LINDA LEE TAYLOR Meriden, Conn. -1 A I 4 T- Qi' ' 'Huff NJN I-f Q- 5' i KENNETH HOWARD TRUFANT PA UL HUBBARD XVARNER ARTHUR VALLIERE, IR. Abington, Mass. Sunzlerlund, Mass. Arlington, Mass. 133 W' 'U 1 'These morning slide lectures are brutal - I can hardly keep my eyes openf' 'And I'ce got Cultch right before thisg we had a slide lecture in there too. Already this morning I ,ce had enough sfumato and schiacciato to last the rest of the yearf' 'Have you finished your collage yetPH No, but I think I can fnish it up this afternoon. I found a terrific rusty hubcap that will fit in per- fectly with the chickenwire and popsicle wrappersf, AIR. XVILLI.-UI I. MITCHELL ART 1 IC ff PROFESSOR D. ROBERT SMITH 1 MRS. .UIXOT C. MORSE SECRETARIAL TUDIE 135 Ji 4. ,'P S ., ,au OCIAL SCIE CE Economies Is this the Locker RoomPU No, it's Libbey Forum . . . you can Stop dribbling that basketball nowf, Oh. You know itls really great getting on the team. Makes you an automatic ec major, huhP,, Yeah, and don lt forget, the old sailor sometimes comes through with a 'B' you score enough points. DR. RALPH I. CHANGES gulf' w.,,f CHRISTOPHER LEE ABERNETHY PAUL ALAN BAKER WILLIAM CI-AIR BEISSWANGER ur,lIli17lll7lf'lC, Conn. Coghifugfe, ,'WgSS, Tfndfly, NJ- 136 'ld JAMES CARL EASTON Elnora, XY. ,4-gy PROFESSOR DA VID VVILLIAMS q KENNETH HAROLD BRACDON, JR. JAMES STEYVART BROWVX ROBERT LOUIS DEGREGORIO Aubum, Me. Reading Mass. Dedham, Mass. DAVID LANE FOSTER CARL REINHARDT IOHAXNESEX Torrington, Conn. Needham, Mass. A ! DR. THEODORE F. VVALTHER E K ix Jug! 138 CARL RICHARD JOHNSON Summit, NJ. 'CL BRUCE MALCOLM KENNEDY Sherman, Conn. '..'.1 ' LOUIS JOSEPH ZWILARDO Mizldletown, Conn. Q v ,- 4 f- I I , - K Wlgff .. I -' ff ' - Q- - 6 JOHN ARTHUR SEETON West Newton, Mass. '1'1' 'f' 'h' Y 1 - 1' X -up D. 1' - , , . . A3 - ,, gi. N.',-f ? , :'-':5 s.- , 15 Q , ,3, - '-,Ls rf 15' . - ai ,, .A ., ,iz sg 1.,.-,. 'J .U ws: -185 3 '50 '--sv 1' WAYNE ALAN PAIVGBUHN CHARLES EDWARD ROCKETT, IR. JIICHAEL TREAT SAVAGE Wayne, NJ- Needham, Mass. Bangor, Me. 139 , rg Government 'Youre a gooy major, arenjt youPH 'Uh-huh. 'l 'What can you tell me about the core examsP,' 'The hardest part is to wade through the question . . . itls usually at least a page longf, Well, I'm not worrying too much . . . he said itls going to be open bookf, Yeah . . . but how much good will Rubenstein and Thumm do you when he asks you to set up a government for Malaysia?D MA R YE LL EN K EENA N jamaica Plain, Mass. :l., .'. XF? rx .hw an- -...-f GRANVILLE HENRY BOYVIE, IR. DAVID HAYYVOOD FULENWIDER KAREN ROBERTA HASTIE Cincinnati, Ohio Altamont, NY. Philadelphia, Penn. IOSEPH HERBERT MATZKIX Ulltvrlmry. Conn. JOHN PAIXE WINGATE SEAVEI Hamptnn, NH. x V N it ,cf DR GXHOLD N THL UU .sd 1' 7 ALLEN HARRIS SKOGSBERC Piftqfield, Mass. EZQLL'-f. ,-1'-' X62 Nw if sf? MR. ALLAN VJ. CAMERON RUTH LEA WOODFORD Stratford, Conn. GJ -3' , ,-.-L J MARTIN HENRY TRAISER RICHARD ERNEST TRAISER LIONEL ABNEY WHISTON, III Wellesley, Mass. VVellesley, Mass. Webster Groves, M0- zf - . f V, 4-.4 ,v I, 142 -MAA' W' E -J gf, H ,J D A WP C History 'B- v 'isp 5-53- BRADFORD FRANK ANDERSON DAVID GEORGE BELDINC Brooklyn, X,Y, Springfield. Mass. Gee, you'oe been spending a lot of time down here in the lower stacks. 'Mmmm . . . exam 's next Wednesday. 'How 're you doing? 'Only 206 more Commager documents. 'Well, that's not bad. 'But then I have to start Malone and Rauch. 9' 'tv' RONALD ELWOOD BESSEI Auburn, Me 'You mean you hacen't started the text yet? 'I always leave it till last - that way its fresh in my mind. Besides, I 'oe decided not to bother with Brandt and Schafter, so that will save me some time. 'Thats not such a good idea - last year I missed a 20 point ID 'cause I didn 't know what Carl Schurz thought about the Philippines. U 'That's all I,d need. If you get here before me tonight, would you reserve me a Brandt and SchafterP DR. ERNEST P. MULLER S PF? 'L 1 , 1 1 ,- s '- A- 1 X '91 -F' 'T MARK BIEL Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. I A -uv-' 1' 3 :K -4' '.14'L ' g:2f??4-fs, ,, 1 1' qwfjfinf,-ss '. 11, Q,l'7,.s-f fl .A - X1--4, .-?f1'.4's gr fe 4 7' I 7 3 If '-F . fax-.Q I ,xy -r1.'. ' Ny'- 72?f:f,iaJ' fix s 5Q'7-'wf!2- Tv ' I x , -L--Nw 1' - smfasviacf L- .1 :I f 'nf .iii WILLIAM FRANCIS FARRINCTON IR ROBERT FISCHER IR VIRGINIA LOUISE GRISCOM Milwn, Mass. Rutherford NI Bzrmmgham Mzch 4 stty f' PETER ERIC PETERSON Wethersjield, Conn. FT A 'Y 91-ul 'i WILLIAM CLINTON METZ Kingston, R.I., ' KAREN LEA HEGLUND FRANCIS ROBERT HOULIHAN JUDITH EVELYN JOHNSON Lynnfeld, Mass. Brookline, Mass. Melrose, Mass, 145 ,.-, , ,f N . 4, J, -1 Q,-' X s ,IN EDWARD EVHRETT PELTOX PIERCE Brerfvr, Mc. T' i-fr' HATHOR N H .54-A . ......4 -rg-snlI:L . 0 I, ,5., - 1 A I ev cf- It ., , i- my ge - sc sc cs cc 64 JAMES DANIEL QUINN CAROL ABBOTT REED Concord, NH., Framington, Mass. Fl l x',A ..,.,nuh I ,f ' Operation: Snow-In . . . group'Leaclers, report. . . Brown reporting full squadron from Smith Micldlef, Rand Hall reporting over forty able and willing, armed with waste- baskets. . 'Roger Bill reporting full force, missing only its fearless King due to a week-end leave . . Underclass women ready for action until eleven . . Okay - Remember the signal system: one ring of Hathorn for the approach of Norm Ross, two for Dean Randall, and three for Dean Boyce. . BONG! BONG! BONGV' L 4 BERNARD LEO REVOIR, IR. Claremont, X.H. LYNX EDVVARD SIMPSON Bristol, Conn. Yfvr A Q 'W ' :DAY 5 'Bl kx. J ' 5 W J ' v -Q 'f n ,I 'JSQ' , 'I SAA 5 ' ' 'T' J. ,f I gp o -- L-, I, 1- -f of ' '75 X. MARSHALL WARREN SXOH' XV0rce.ster, Ma ss. i 'Nu' c...-v BRUCE RAYMOND STAXLEI Gardner, Mass. . H wx i gk L - MR. WVU-SU PAN I f CAROL INDA STONE Stafford, Penn. Y l V2 i THOMAS JOSEPH WALL IOHN HAROLD VVYMAN JOHN JOSEPH YUSKIS Nahant, Mass, Pffmbroke, Mass. New Britain, Conn. 148 f Mi' ' -- I 'Q Psychology DR. IOHN K. JICCREARY K N C NL 1 -..,,- f 1 .9 V 1- fl' 54. ,au gl I X Q R --u EVERET1' CORSON BARCLA Y DEBORAH GA Y BARTLET1' ROBERT BORLAND Clarkson, Ontario Mansfield, Mass. East Rockaway, XY. 149 x.,.w- 1 K N .,,,-,Agn I 1 Q THOMAS HENR Y CARR, IR Saugus, Mass. 5' 3 ag, 'mf .EM Q' '93 i ' l y 43- I I' . , 'xl W , . w . If' -. -4, 4 'f-ff V 'Ri . M A Z as 4 DR. LELAND P. BECHTEL CHRISTINE CARTER Lynnfeld, Mass. Sri- RICHARD BLAINE CROCKER DXVICHT HOMER EDWARDS JOAN ANN FOLCIK Hlftlzersrfield, Conn. Lynn, Mass. Bristol, Conn. 150 ELIZABETH STEVENS HAR WOOD Wulnzn. Mass. fUAX.Y,Y HUFKIX IIUIIIYUII. Uv, Y' Yfffv- ,1 ,157 'Q if-0' 11' , ,, 'lixxx 4 BEVERLY ANN JOHNSON' Xl-llS1liIIQfOl1 Drpof. Cmzn. Q? ,, f.fg ,E E1-rggjyx-msg , ..--V ' -fm 1...-. itkgi 3. I A1 X IA FRA HOYT MA H ONE Y Lewiswn, Me. l 'Q' N, JOHN ROGER PEDRICK RICHARD W'ILLIA.W REISCHE AVNE RODCERS Ambler, Perm. Alll7lI'llC.S'fUT. NH. Millmllill, NJ- PROFESSOR RAYAIOND L. KENDALL DR. L. ROSS CUMMINS ? NANCY LOUISE VAIL Maplewood, XJ. A DEBORAH :XXX XVELSCH South H'eymouth. Mass. Q f DOUGLAS CAMERON WHITE Arlington. Mass, V After carefully reading each statement, jill in the blank.s with the appropriate responses: 1. Sigmund Freud is the father of psychology. The father of psychology is Sigmund 2. Tapping the patella tendon causes a knee jerk. To cause a knee jerk one il the patella tendon. A .T ..- is caused by tapping the patella tendon. One taps the .T T to cause a knee jerk. Say, are you sure this is the psych reading he assignedfgi' c'Sure - it's Skinner's new programmed learning textf, It doesn't seem exactly challengingf, That,s probably because B.F. spends most of his time teaching THOMAS STEPHEN mm? pigeons. ,' Greenbelt, Md. Jlllf im- fumi , fumj fja gf ll... ...i 4 ,-I 1' 2? X Cf I -f .L -uv Q' 7' in Jima, Sociology 'W'ell, how did you do on that exaniPv 'Youire not going to believe this . . . he gave me an A-.H 'I thought you were afraid you ld flunkedfv 'I guess I just knew the right list. How about you? 'Boy, was I ticked. I memorized TWELVE lists, and he asked the only one I didn't knowfv Oh, I 'rn sorry . . . that one was in the notes you lent me last nightf, CAROL ELIZABETH BROWN Rockport, Mass. 6' DAVID MELVIN BURROWES Leonia, NJ. 12 ix .' 'K f, .'ff.: I . 'ff ' '5i:'f.'f .Q ' :3:524,'1-1311.1-1-I-1 If-1-1-Zi . :-'tif -I-1-: . - , 1-: -1 .L .7 y . 9' .Q 'Q 7 . 1 V 4.'.:w-' C, , - - .,f: ,. K qw I A I ' -' . ' W ' Y .vw ' 1 - 1. .' f j 4 1 . HA- 5, L vf . .. , ng - Q 13 ,QP an x wi 'lull DR. GEORGE C. FETTER L JANET ANGELL MCEACHERN ROBERT JAMES JOSEPH MISCHLER RUSSELL LEWIS REILLY Ann Arbor, Mich. Cheshire, Conn. Weston, Mass. DR. PETER P. IONITIS , , 5 is if. 1 '15 .JL ' -1 ' f' 'XC L -. , .- ., -1,139 -sk -L, ,-j-- .,j - l- , ' 1- -' . -f ' ' ' ' 9 ff. . -I -- A.-1. -5'-4 ga- -O '1 f', 'f-l..,--- ' FRANK ELMER ROLLINS, IR. GEORGE LEE TA.MIS Hallowell, Me. Nahant, Mass. Y 1 fx V'-lun-Q if an-+---4- 9 . ,., .- -W xl Q-' ' ' 'P , . 'i ,:' ROB ER T WAI TE THOMPSON West Hartford, Conn. 1 x. Ki --47 DEBORAH NADIA ZAKI New York, N.Y. I Ji J gig- ' ' , , h ' i-'--'lf 2, .v-, . ........1-. gl- ' . ,fu --5.-f 'N . If on I1 certai eyes into God . 3' I nu?-' A-,,Z 2' 1 x J' .11 1 .- 4' V I . ::,f'l L ' ' . if 21 Q A f U Avtyvf Y 4 .- K I iff ,i,LVLv7' ,A ,-in-Rfb, y,i' Q f3'7 I 1' , 4..,' K- ,..f-v5 . - -as '! 'T 9 .-....: ff?- I 'Jr -4 .34 IF. NN P' 41 7 ,Q 5 2 A Q M- 'V G- , 0' 'I 5 ' t v 4, -A JO 19 '-'L 1 X? K 'N w-'fin ' 5' V- Yo: YZ, LA.. av., ' , -H radgvkfuii .: I--,' . ' Q' ' GRADUATIQ 1966 1 G Q 'Nw 5 .t 1 Q .xi L v .t 'ii-JB an, 1 - 1 wk-Z' ii u ,. 4 ...E 5 -o Y qt' f'vf' nl A 6 7,5 4334 7 's P X X w. 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BUEHLER p. 118 Robin.son Players 14243, Pres. 44 Philosophy Club 243,44 Deans List 142,34 Philosophy Ass It. 2,3444 Ivy Day Ode 3. D. MELVIN BURROWES p. 154 Choral Society 1,24 Chapel Choir 142,34 Concert Band 2,34 C.A. 3, Pres. 44 Intra- murals 1,2,3,44 Sociology Asst 3,44 Ass- Capades 4. THOMAS H. CARR, IR. p. 150 Track 14 Baseball 1,24 Football 1,24344. HAHNEL BROS. CO. MAINE'S LEADING ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS Strawberry Ave. LEWISTON, MAINE CHRISTINE CARTER p. 150 Robinson Players 1,34 Psychology Club 2,3,44 Mirror 34 Psychology Ass 't 4. LINDA A. CARTER p. 125 Robinson Players 1,24 Biology Ass't. I4 Proctor 34 Iorclan Ramsdell 344. RUTH L. CHRISTENSEN p. 105 Women Is Student Gout. 1,24 Senate 24 Women Is Council 3, Chairman 44 English Ass ,t 3,4. PRISCILLA L. CLARK p. 105 Robinson Players 1,2444 Director, R.P.F.C. 44 Debating 14 U.N. of Poetry 142,44 Choral Society 14 Senate 2,44 Garnet 24 Publishing Ass 'n. 44 Student 44 I.Y.A.4 Ass-Capades 4. JOYCE A. COOK p. 106 Womens Council 34 Mirror 44 Class Sec- retary 4. RICHARD B. CROCKER p. 150 Baseball 1,2434 Intramurals 1,2,3,44 Pub- lishing Ass'n. 44 Proctor 34 Mens Council .34 Student 3,44 Senate Pres. 44 Psychology Ass 't. 44 Ass-Capades 4. ALAN S. CRUICKSHANK p. 125 Senate 1,24 Student 24 Baseball 142,34 In- tramurals 1,243,44 Gym Ski Instructor 1,2434 jordan Ramsdell 3,4. IOHN W. DALTON, IR. p. 125 I.V. Basketball 14 Track Manager 24 C.H.D.C. 344. RAYMOND H. DANFORTH p. 120 Outing Club Council 1,2,3,44 Lawrence Chemical Society 344. PHILIP R. DAOUST p. 125 Robinson Players 1,24 Tennis Manager 142,34 jordan Ramsdell 1,2434 Pres. 44 Men 's Council 34 Pres. 44 Senate 44 Biology Ass 't. 2,44 Ass-Capades 4. WILLIAM N. DAVIS, III p. 106 Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Men 's Food and Smoker Committee 1,2,3,4g Mirror 4. ROBERT L. DEGREGORIO p. 137 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Economics Club 1,24 Economics Ass lt. 4. RICHARD M. DERBY p. 112 1.Y.A. IUDITH A. DIETZ p. 113 Intramurals 1,2,4g Robinson Players 1,2g French Club 4. I.Y.A. PETER W. EARL p. 106 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Tutorials 3g Recre- ation Council Teaching 4. JAMES C. EASTON p. 137 Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Council 3,4. DWIGHT EDWARDS p. 150 Band 1,2g Choral Society 1g Chapel Choir 1,2,3g Choir 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SUZANNE C. FALK p. 125 Cheerleading 2,3,4g Riding Club 2. WILLIAM E. FARRINGTON, IR. p. 144 Football 1,2,3,4g Golf 1,2,3,4g Track 3g History Club 2,3g Ass't. Photography Edi- tor 1,2g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. IAKE if ANDYPS DONUT SHOP 144 Mill St. Leufiston, Maine D fi-,Gr ale 23 Y ': BTSE Sifiliik W. E. CLOUTIER 61 COMPANY KI RXQT3, 1' - f 5:3'v'x' -QQ s,2-Q9 r?:.g,- xx 33.1-'QQOSQJIS l Fuel - Asphalt XVork 280 Lincoln Street D1 ifif'm PIZZA and Lewiston, Maine best Wishes to the class of ,66 S. S. KRESGETS CO. the complete variety storew 60 lisbon st. lewiston, me. Italian Siinclwiches VISIT OUR NEXY STEAK HOUSE SUSAN I. FEARNLEY p. 106 Cultural Heritage Ass lt. 44 Deans Li.st 3.4. ALAN B. FELTMARCH p. 126 French Club 1g jordan Rarnsdell 3.44 Psy- chology Club 4g Track Ass't. Manager 3g Biology Ass 't. 2.3.4. ROBERT FISCHER, III p. 144 History Club 2,3.4g Football 1,2,3.4g Iri- tramurals 1,2,3,4. IOAN A. FOLCIK p. 150 Proctor .34 Mirror 4g Psychology Club 4. DAVID L. FOSTER p. 138 Choral Society 15 Spanish Club 1.2.3. Pres. 44 Republican Club 1.2. Treas. 3,44 Dupli- cate Bridge Lcaguc Director 3.44 Senate 4. PAUL C. FOURNIER p. 106 Off-Campus Club 1.2.-3.4: Burris-ters 3.4: Cultural Heritage Asst 4.' Dean fs List 1.2.3.4 CAROL E. FRANCIS p. 107' H'.R.j.R. 24 Publishing Assn 3.4, Scc'y .34 Mirror 3, Editor 4. SANITONE - Cleaning Service Doi'YDfO'i 7Z2i3'Q2'iVe'y Dubeis Flower Shop, Inc. fF.fflf11l'l11'1lif.', 4 i ' .. :. craiinias QAEQRIERS Regina if Roger Labrecque 71 Spring Street Auburn 64 Pine Street L wi t mm sm Liwijtjl 195 LISBON STREET, LEWISTON 451 Sobattus Street Lewiston A. S. Cummings 2nd - BATES '38 71190 4'oT:V REDVVOOD MOTEL 2 Miles from Maine Turnpike Exit 13 Route 196 on Left Side Mr. 61 Mrs. Harvey Houle Managers Coffee Shop Telephones TV Gr Phones 783-2131 782-5761 COMPLIMENTS OF THE VINCENT FRUIT CO. TO THE CLASS or 1966 29 LINCOLN STREET LEWISTQN DAVID H. FULENWIDER p. 140 Chapel Choir 1,24 Choral Society 14 Track 1,2,-14 Deansmen 24 History Club 44 I.Y.A. ANNE L. GANLEY p. 107 Student 2,3, Editor 44 Publishing Ass in. 3,4. PATRICIA S. GILBERT p. 107 Choir 1,24 Choral Society 14 Merimanders 1,2,44 I.Y.A. PETER I. GLUECK p. 132 Ass-Capades 4. VIRGINIA L. GRISCOM p. 144 Robinson Players I4 Proctor 34 C.H.D.C. I,:2,3,4, Seciy. 34 Outing Club I,2,3,4, Scc'y 4. PETER C. HABERLAND p. 107 History Club 4g Tennis 34 Intramurals 1,2,-3,44 Hockey Club 2,3,4. ELLEN L. HANSEN p. 151 W.A.A. Sec'y. 24 lVomens Council 3 Vice- Chairman 44 Proctor 34 Psychology Club 4. DAVID H. HARKNESS p. 120 Track I4 Tennis 2,34 Soccer 1,44 Lawrence Chemical Society 4j Intramurals I,2,3,4. BEDARD PHARMACY INC. REYNOLDS TREE EXPERT COMPANY, INC. Q Q, 7, f.-is DRIVE-IN Q ,C WINDOW SERVICE ,V 61 CCILLECE STREET 4 To :1-frff P RSSf- LEWISTON, MAINE I 1' A M S45 NVASHINCTON STREET DIAL AUBURN, MAINE 04210 4,7521 DIAL 783-8556 ELIZABETH S. HARWOOD . 1'1 I -A -' ' Psychology Club 1,2,4, 1.Y.A. p O DARIS X- i - y - KAREN R- HASTIE pb M0 REFRIGERATION Co., INC. 1 ,,, fiygwl , Robinson Players 1,2, Cheerleader 2, French Cmnmercial Rgfriggrgfi0n f' 1 XT xx Club 2,-4, I.Y.A. , , , , A ' f, 4 and Air Conditioning In . -,X ,N ,f THOMAS D. HAYDEN p. 121 Outing Club Council 3,4, Hickories 2,3,4, Lawrence Chemical Society 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Chemistry Assit. 2,3,4. KAREN L. HEGLUND p. 145 Robinson Players 1,2,4, History Club 2,4, Deans List 1,2, I.Y.A. MARGARET A. HEIGOLD p. 126 C.A. Spiritual Life Committee 3. DENNIS W. HILL p. 118 Student 1,2, Philosophy Club 2,3,-4, Phi- losophy Ass 't. 4. THOMAS P. HILLER p. 108 VVILLIAM C. HISS p. 108 Robinson Players 1,2, Vice-Pres. 4, Student 2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, I.Y.A. IOANN HOSKIN p. 151 Choral Society 1. F. ROBERT HOULIHAN, IR. p. 145 History Club 1,2,3,4, Hockey Club -Pres. 4, Soccer 3,4, Tennis 3. ARTHUR E. HOUSE p. 119 Soccer 3,4, Art Club 1,2, Philosophy Assit. 3, Robinson Players 1, Intramurals 1,2, 3,4, Comet 4, Barristers 4, Philosophy Club 4. CARL R. IOHANNESEN p. 138 BEVERLY A. JOHNSON p. 151 Robinson Players 1,2,3, Pineland Volunteer 2,3. Contractors 94 WASHINGTON STREET 'T' AUBURN, MAINE kr 04210 SINCE I850 PER FABRICS is PEPPERELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY A DIVISION OF WEST POINT - PEPPERELL, INC. Lewiston, Maine 0424 I M ARC OTTE MUSIC 61 Best Vlishes to the FLTRNITLIRE CO INC fllHSS0f1966 FOGG'S LEATHER STORE QUALITY LUGGAGE , TROPHIES ERNIE S MARKET PERSONAL LEATHER GOODS 248 l,islmn Street 123 Main Street l,ewiston, Maine Lewiston. Maine D I -H4 4341 88 Russell Street Lewiston. Maine Ili ii - i MALO CLEANERS For old times sake 5 Chestnut Street Auburn. Maine CARL R. IOHNSON p. 138 Football 34 Republican Club 1,2, Pres. 3,-Ig Chess Club 34 Intramurals 1,2,3. IUDITH E. JOHNSON p. 145 Choral Society lg Majorette 3. SARA A. IONES p. 108 Senate 34 C.H.D,C. 1,2,3. ALICE J. KAPLAN p. I26 jordan Ramsdcll 2,3,4g Biology Ass't. -Ig Mirror 44 Deans List 1,2,3,4. THE COFFEE HOUSE ' EMPIRE theeaglets ROOM HOLIDAY INN Exit I2 Main Turnpike Auburn, Maine Where superior food and lodging is our hallmark MAR YELLEN KEENAN p. 140 Student 1,24 Robinson Players 1,25 French Club 1,2. RICHARD C. KELSEY, IR. p. 126 Sailing Club Ig Outing Club 2,3,4g jordan Ramsdell 3,4g Physics Colloquium 2. BRUCE M. KENNEDY p. 138 Track Manager 1,24 Robinson Players Ig C.H.D.C. 1,2,3, Chairman 2g C.A. 4. ANN M. KILLORY p 141 NIRAMON KUYAKANON p. 119 Philosophy Club 4. IO ANN LAIA UNIE p. 126 Riding Club 1,2,3g Robinson Players Ig jordan Ramsdell 3,4g Intramurals 3,4. CLAUDIA I. LAMBERTI p. 108 Class Sec 'y. 2,34 Proctor 3. IUDITH LAMING p. 121 Deans List Ig Lawrence Chemical Society 2, Seciy-Trcas. 3,44 Cheerleader 2,3, Co- Capt. 4g Proctor 3. SUSAN I. LENNOX p. 132 Deans List 2,4g Robinson Players 3g Mir- ror 4g Class Alumni Sec 'yg Ass't. Ass- Capades 4. JOHN N. LEWIS p. 127 Deans List 1,2,3g Biology Ass 't. 2,3,4g Robinson Playens 2, Board 3. JEAN B. LITTLEFIELD p. 108 Deans List 2,3,- Library Ass 't. 2,3,4. SUSAN E. LORD p. 127 I.Y.A. CHARLES Ill. LOVE p. 131 Geology Ass It 3,4 CATHERINE E. LYSAGHT p. 109 Cheerleader 2,-3,44 Art Ass 't. 44 Robinson Players 1,24 Intramurals 243. LAURA H. MAHONEY p. 152 Robinson Players 14 VV.A.R.A. 24 W.O. C. O. 3. JUDY A. MARDEN p. 109 Outing Club Council 2,3,44 Student 142, 3,44 English Ass't. 4. SUSAN M. MARIAMAA p. 127 W.A.R.A. 44 jordan Ramsdell 3,44 Biology Ass't. 4. 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MESINGER p. 109 Speech Ass 't. 2,34 English Asst 44 Robin- son Players 3,44 Proctor 34 IVomen's Coun- cil 34 Human Rights Council 24 CA. Ex- change Committee 34 Spanish Club 1. WILLIAM C. METZ p. 145 History Club I,2,3,4g History Ass ,t. 44 Band 1,24 Robinson Players 1,34 Track Manager 2,-3,44 Intramurals I,2,-3. LOUIS I. MILARDO p. 138 218 Main St. Lewiston TERMINAL BARBER SHOP VICTOR NEWS CO. ROBERT I. MISCHLER p. 155 I.V. Basketball 14 Basketball 2.3, Co-Capt. 44 Sociology Club 34 Mens Council 44 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. NANCY MUZIO p. 121 Cheerleader 2,3.-44 Laicrcnce Chemical So- ciety 3,44 Proctor 34 W'omen's Council 3. REBECCA E. NALLY p. 132 Spanish Club 14 Tutorials 3,44 XV.R.j.R. 2,34 Jordan Ramsclell 3,44 Dean Ts List 1.2. 3,44 Student 2,34 Math Asst. 4. JOHN C. PAIGE Co. INSURANCE 477 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND. MAINE 50 Ash Street Lewiston New York Boston LARGEST DISPLAY OF PAPERBACKS IN THE STATE. COMPLETE COLLEGE OUTLINE SERIES. Atlanta Los Angeles 44 Bates Street Lewiston PETER XV. NYBERG p. 129 PETER C. OAKES p. 113 Choral Society lj Commencement Choru.s 14 Deansmen 2, Director3,44 Choir 44 French Club Pres. 44 Mirror 3,4 NOEL H. OLSEN p. 121 German Club 1,24 Laurence Chemical So- ciety 4. JAMES C. ONYEMELUKYVE p. 122 Lawrence Chemical Society 3,44 Soccer 1.2,3.4. JEAN R. OULLETTE p. 109 Tutorials 34 Dean is Li.st I,2,3,4. IVA YNE A. PANCBURN p. 139 Intramurals 1,2,3,44 Football 1,24 Track I,2,3, Co-Capt. 4. ROBERT B. PARKER p. 122 Lawrence Chemical Society 2,3,44 Baslcet- ball Manager 1,2,3,44 Intramurals 1,2,3,44 Chemistry Ass 't. 2,3. JOHN R. PEDRICK p. 152 Robinson Players 14 Commencement Chorus 14 Deansmen 1,2,3,4,' C.H.D.C. 2, Chairman 3,44 Psychology Club 4. FIRST M f MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL xc- - 1 V' :-: ' gg, , if BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BEST XVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 BATES STREET LAUNDRY Sterling by Towle. Gorham. Lunt. 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ROLLINS, p. 156 Outing Club 1,2,3,44 Intramurals 2,3,44 ' ' Sociology Club 4. PAHFQLPN0 PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY FILLED! gggiglggg RICHARD S. ROSENBLATT p. 111 AMIEIQHCA Advisory Board Committee 3, Chairman 4g l m u Debating 1.2, Manager 3, Pres. 4: Delta YOU Rely On Your Doctor - Rely on Us Sigma Rho 3,44 WR.f.R. 2g Carnifjal Pub- 143 College Street Lewiston, Maine licity Director 4g jordan Ramsdell 34 Human Telephone 732-3771 Rights Council 24 C.A. Exchange Chair- . man 34 Extracurricular Activities Commit- , tee 3,44 Concert-Lecture Series Committee 3,44 Senate Treas. 3,44 Athletic Announcer - X-759 THE PA IN TER 2,3,44 Track Manager 24 Baseball Manager I,2. , MICHAEL T. SAVAGE p. 139 Mens Athletic Council 4g Intramurals AUBURN, MAINE 1,2,3,4, ANDERSON sf BRIGGS I' PAUL A. SAVELLO p. 128 I.V. Basketball 14 Track 1,2,3, Co-Capt. 4g U d, 1 lu Iordan Ramsdell 3, Vice-Pres. 4. Surgical at Me wa Supp les Comer Court and Main Streets IOHN W. 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