Atlantic Union College - Minuteman Yearbook (South Lancaster, MA)
- Class of 1957
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This is thy kingdom come- with laughter and love fthe back-breaking kind that brings a brick in each hand and chops down treesj these are the patient people the endless procession those long-ago dead who blessed and began: and their followers who took up the trowel the spade and the song . . . this is thy kingdom come- in the hearts of men to go with small thought of the body but much for the soul shod with preparation and proclaiming the gospel of peace. BEVERLY DOLAN 1382 ,fx lil iii Ill dieation Because we remember your contributions to our academic life 0 masses of figures scrawled hurriedly on movable blackboards 0 silence restored in the library by a warning smile from a courteous monitor 0 a complete chart of the elements explained by the author 0 classes in the Chinese language taught to servicemen at Fort Devens your unselfish interest in extra-curricular life 0 public demonstrations of chemical magic 0 mission stories of China told by a lady in mandarin costume 0 an authoritative book on soybeans, based on original research 0 loving leadership of kindergarten tots EC 'U' . m.--., --.a,-etltff - V- ---if-pf-:gp-Af sf jg -Qjj'f'55Q5ffI5f gJ 55 : '- - , A ..' 'ri' ' 1 ,-.,. ,..... jg.. -1, N A 1.x...1- .f L x .fn -- .L 4.1. your family as an example of creative Christian living 0 as evidenced in your greatest achievements- Sammy and Ruth-Academy honor-roll students George-High school graduate john--Medical student Helen Master s degree holder in nutrition Philip-Atomic scientist we are proud to dedicate this book, to you, iff Dr. and Mrs. Chen, for a llfe of consecrated SCPVICC. K., -ev ,,,1' ,N- ' J? oard of rustees . , ff I , 4 !figV5?1' I L. E. LENHEIM, Chairman R. W. MOORE G. E. JONES V. W. BROKER H. J. RICHARDS M. C. TAFI H. D. SINGLETON E. L. BRANSON D. K. BETTL13 EMIL LEFFLER L. M. STUMP, Secretary H. A. MORRISON L. E. SENSEMAN MERLI3 L. MILLS X. P. WALTON R. G. BURCHFIELD E. C. HARICINS T. R. GARDNER H. J. CAPMAN L. M. SENSEMAN Administration ef' , S l .kg fi 'X resident Leadership in this hazardous atomic age demands a fine balance between firmness and pliability, 1 stubbornness and compromise. A great life, today as i never before, requires a careful avoidance of that I rigidity of viewpoint that stamps the doctrinaire or the mule. Our minds must remain receptive and plastic but not be allowed to degenerate into pliability. To the life of the Christian will come many battles which cannot be sidestepped nor compromised. Never to iight, always to negotiate, may leave the intellect unim paired, but the moral fiber is sure to degenerate. Pliability must be a matter of judgment and not a habit. Firmness and pliability are to be , found dwelling together in the well-rounded in all successful democratic leaders of today. There is always room for the man of force, but do not mistake stubborn- ness for force. Some are willing for the church to decide their destiny, some the state. i L God intended for man to think for ' himself. , L. M. Stump, Ph.D. so , ,. A RR., -13 Mm W 5 m . X .fe ff as 17 Ruthe E. Felton, A.B, ., -nf Secretary to the President ip l l soul. Firmness that is not obstinacy, plia- bility that is not weakness, will be found Presi 9,1 .-ii.:fi1-viii gfnyrmfc 32861, a -i -1- ,..,. 'ff Q .- mnfbb llld nl-.. YW' .X :rear liiefngl -trcrul avoidance cf' Tiff the doctrirgg lifl plbti: but: To fhf attffw which cannot 'ff XCYCI lu fight, f .nzfntft unim- '?icHr:F3lt . v-cnt and Iii ix -rfwi .1- fv, ' Ball ri The great sculptor Mi- chelangelo was once seen spending a great deal of time over one of his statues, touching it up here and there when it ap- peared to be finished. When asked why he did this he re- perfection, g I plied, TriHes make and perfection is no trifle As one looks back over .the ast P seventy-live years via sources such as the delightful little book That New England School, one is impressed by the thoroughness with which our predecessors tackled little things as well as the big things. This quality of thor- oughness appears to have been a prime characteristic of faculty and students alike throughout the history of this the School f o Traditions. May we of the present and those who come after us also find pleasure and take E. Willmore Tarr, A.M. pride in work as thorouffhl d g y one, realizing that t l ' ' ' ' ' I ' Dean of the College U ft, on 5 in reaching toward this standard can we hope to achieve the ideal Be ye therefore perfect' E. Willmore Tarr ,if i V is x , Edith Madgwick 51'i'1'4'lJll'.X' In llli' l,l lll r N'-' ' 7:21 35153: 1 N s z fps Nf ..,, Q 1 ,171 1 s F. Lyle Clarambeau, A.B. Registrar, Instructor in Business and Economics Two of the Crew 2 Bev on File egistrar ,v .,, I , I I is -.M ' ' , iff ,. .. , , ., gfx i H, Si-.'er. A13 Business Wed' 10 - Late Registrant . . . S5 g -ffm 9 ' A 1 'KQV sf , H ,A X TYQ v -H4--J--' f -... .4.4...i.nm.a-:.a--4 f.,.4.1L14a-4.4, -. , , V , W Y Y - Y -'fn - -- - :-f:c44'W14454 '- 'f' rum... - -' .- ---Y . H f - f---- ---W -- V V YY , H, ' V ' , -A.--.-..,.v,.n.-..+f....,.,,, ,sf ' ' .qc-mr f --N- -wr it WN' iness fiice ,A,.,,'- X .,,., X L .,.,, Vernon H Slver A B I f L,., :iz -.'-,' 2 r no errr 1: .',f-. ' M 21 Busmess Manager , ,..,, ., ., ., I, Vi f ew ., ,,', ' .L ' lf fag A gg. ., .,., 4 , . f V r a ..,. ,,r,,g, li fe, -.51 John I. Hartman, B.B.A. ' Q or VVm.V 2 rr'rr-r Treasurer - 3. , 5. I ,... 1 .,i1iVZ:f::j,1 K Roy Stotz, A.B. W'- , Accountant Proiiclent Profiles EWT .yC, VHS :az I j syfc '-'f'vf1V-1-w f'f'ffFr'nwrrrffrsrwzf-w3l:aew:xm1's9rf':-:asainR+-2-6L:e:eff-mm:-'fAe1:i1.f-.femr A-i, - -- --- - --- -A 4 - ' a- f ---0---w Q 1 0 I r .aff N53 lbrar X visa., A , 1 f f if ,x I fr Q A : ...M ' ,, F, A ,K L? . . .35 L A1 ,L A Ag- V . V - - 'swf-w: rms-Q - . '11 - , -s , A - ,- .R mi, 'inn-'r , H , ,- i 1 , ' ' 1,x: . i55:2?2 -, ' .ff , J! i if M' ' Q ., v Cfi. -' .. ..,-L- 5','. . 5,0:'4, ' - ' Oscar R. Schmidt, M.S. in L.S. f G Iva S. Furnival Assistant Librarian Associate Professor of Library Science :..gQ:,...L1:,1-'. .','.'2'.1i:.1,1:51:.4: Q: - ' ' - --L 'ff .-.rf-,44.:,:,.,,4.:1:g::rf, ,-,,- ilry lne Art ' vs bv.,,..h . 5 0 -.-.L X H90 Z x T41-im. ,,,.,,.,,.,.,Wsp tF 4- CT:- Ellsworth F. Judy, A.M. Associate Professor of Music Chair-man Division of Fine Arts Mabel R. Bartlett, A.M. Associate lfrofcssor of Art f .I I 4 ' ' fx.: .Y A H Edward W. Ney' Php' . ' ,H fi - m Pfoffffof WT f Chairman D1vz:.o.a 1 1 a l 1 . ,- 5 ,Jo 7 Q ' 9 Q7 e 3 '-4 4 5 I c li X 1' 2 1 ,, 1 f 1 -,a . a Rochelle ph Kilgore A M Professor of Engligpl -A ' I I a 1 oil IW Lan uage iterature Harriet M. Parrish, A.M. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages 'C?-V? N -4 A 4 x if 1 ,123 X 32-Q: 4' f ' A we-iw iff, . V , , - ' 535 Margaret E. Palmer, Ph.D. Professor of English and Speech Ottilie F. Stafford, A.M. Assistant Professor of English George Yamashiro, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Languages , -15- 4 fltllff' 1 ' 4 I ducation .., 1E,r,' A , H HM V f mi' W .,, Q. ' '-7 , an 'ns Daniel W. Palmer, A.M. Associate Professor of Education Chairman Division of Educatlon A Helga N. Esteb, A.M. Assistant Professor of Education sical ducation ' 16 ' Nicholas Kum, A.B. Instructor in Physical Education Helga N. Esteb, A.M., Ruth J. Hirt, A.M., Rosalind B. Hartman, A.B., Agnes Eroh, A.B., Dorothy M. Alfke, A.B., Evelyn T. Gardner, A.B. i I n I i i Koval, M.S. . fi -. l Professor of T-fat il I 5 i -Ts. .ia X if, 4 Q H K 3 : 5 ' r Y l i seem .isslstallt Direciivr1E.N., MA. Chooi or I I . xv, l i i J f ' ' 7 , - -- ,. ,, ,,1t..,.N.,,...... -,...W- 7 M., . . 7 1 H 9 WA .,., Y V 7 '-a.,,,,,.t.,.,,..,.,.,...,,t...,...t-,...,.,,.. ..... ,.,,.....,--..,,. :,. aw w, ,.,.. , ,...--.1 - 1 lllllll atural Science 8: Mathematics l Sfflfl It Gr:f L Koval, M.S. , A 6 2 u -H !:ssistant.Professor of Mathematics rf 11-I4-L -1- --Lf'-id Applied' Arts XX - l Q I I '1 Mccaffney, R.N., M.A. Director School of Nursing Philip S. Chen, Ph.D. Chairman, Division of the Natural Sciences and Mathematics .q'f' I ' 1 Harold A. Drake, A.M. Assistant Professor of Biology d i' .465 gm 1 john Morris, M.S. Instructor in the Natural Sciences and Mathematics I 'f Elvie Fildes, R.N., B.S.N.E. Director School of Nursing New England Sanitarium and Hospital .5 sb 513'-'F' . :jug it 3' ' S eligion and heolo W. Robert A. Madgwick, M.A., B.D. Associate Professor of Religio11 Acting Chairman Gerald H. Minchin, A.M. Chairman, Division of Theology, Religion and Cognate Studies fO11 leav-:D La Verne E. Tucker, A.B. Assistant Professor of Religion Soclal Sciences Albert W. Werline, Ph.D. Chairman, Division of the Social Sciences . b Fa i Ny I 5 a Louis 1- Img: Q . . ll , bv, 1 1 9 bfi- K n , .A ' 9 ' 'ffl I '. 4, mlustr SUPCrf:21c: 3 ' Stanley surging Ahead M .1 1 GJ Eilllgikg. ,, gt' - 11 ' ddwwr Farm -M, w.v,5 x,-N , I www fran v,.fK.1.f,. -vgfw wzbss., , me my 9 -ei.,,N-:f,,?,w:f.m -, f-XS-,f,g, 5. 63,3 , vw. .- i4A:.e,..-1,41-. 41. ,. .4.xx A, fmmwh-A w. 1' , 1 v +L:-:,m,4 -pw S Supermtendent of Farm and Dairy Q Off On Another Trlp v, 4,4 EU' H5 3lllltBlIilllI3I! 1 1 pf! 06 McGit1bgts and James A. Roberts, A.B. Superintendent of Maintenance John Kriley 22 - e-V el er GWBI' 0llSB Truly a r ' work 0 f Aft l .3 R II I J . ' , x . .' f I A , Y x S' Colle Henry F. Howes, Engineer qi, ,,,.-nv L-ui ,-4 L,pnul f ,f i1 if 1:41 1 'd':i? Cafeteria Kitchen sea - 24 Irene J. Stump, A.B. Director of Food Service 14 rx C00 1 ookin EW X Mi Laun sl lm Heat. O-l'4:.n, I ' --.M-..?.,.,, , fl- Q-:li-in 'H-2 2 :I ' U 1. :- a im ii E i- vin M .nel V I 120111-age Store if qt Mrs. Howes and Ramona C I i at your service arm LaM0untam 112- S , . F' 4 WF' X 1 - Q' '-3f',, '52 iii! A 'Hr at the fountain Takin' it easy Laundr Steam Heat H Gladys Quittmeyer Superintendent of College Laundry ' s w fQ.uu4-an af - 'wa- ..- 1.4 , .M-.f G' 1-,--an ,fe f. ,, N - A 1 r U ' , , . ,W Y , V Y - V Y 4 V -,. . --' -.L.g.Mn,.A,. ,,,.,,q.,, ,A.q,-,A,A,t.,..h,-A ...-W... -4 --K-, ,,.-M ..,.4, 1.17, Q .I AV 1. .n,.,q.,.,..f A ,ff-1,-,---f-f.f..1,,.u,- N,-13--..m.---be-e Fx .-n4......., . J..-,f ..-ff-veff f ., 1,5 ,,-B., f-ivy:- -if , -f --. . IA.-. ,:.,..,t-f-..-.- . 1 gjfgx. ity,-53.5 L-fy ' l,ff-1' ?.1? fl r 1: 14 Stud nt od and he shall dlrect thy paths Proverbs 3:6 Marching Toward Success E. W. Tarr Sponsor After a senior departs from his alma mater, memories still linger for many years. The lessons learned, the achievements gained, perhaps a few disappointments encountered, all of which help to mold mankind into a vital force, remain vivid. The class- room studies, extra-curricular activities, social functions and reh- gious life all combine to produce that principle called wisdom! that trait found to a great extent in some, to a lesser extent in others, which in its fullness is never attainable, yet is a supreme goal to strive for, a goal which often finds its awakening in the various aspects of college life. Without wisdom a man is like a ship without a pilot, destined to be lost in the intricate course of life. Wisdom has four parts, viz.: Wisdoni, the principle of doing things arightl Justice, the principle of doing things equally in public and private, Fortitude, the principle of not fleeing hardship, but meeting it, and Temper' ance, the principle of subduing desires and living moderately. Many things are ever changing, and different theories are sought for. Those who find the elements of true wisdom have gained a precious thing-a valuable asset in finding security am1dSf the uncertainties of life. -Robert N. Edwards, President H ,s. A 1,-A S J, f----ffff-'-'T ' '1 ,f P ? ' . if- 'F' .ifvduhivi X vYX,,,:, .. Xxx ,, .m .. 1.. ' - :mer-urns 35: ggihigg N51 .gif Y E' iggigg5f,gg.34isfgEQ,.,3?Z'g g Toward Success - .ffl f-:S :xlv . I V ., ,vffjfiilr , 'I 'J - .fflif ug reli- Q-aim: ,. Hifi in finrem Q F -f fi, ,f,.jff1i'l 'I ,f-L wi fbi 1.1:-jflff wr? NJ' . 55' R372 ,U- ' 'Jil .ff-3. 4-- p,e,5der-'K I . NNN Robert N. Edwards A.B. in Theology President Richard C Gage - Rebecca jean Weiss A.B. in Religion A.B. in English Vice-President Secretary George H. Petti, jr. H. Edison Nembhard A.B. in Chemistry A.B- ill Religion Treasurer Pastor 16 haw -29- David Westgate A.B. in Religion Parliamentarian T. Alvin Astrup A.B. in Chemistry Alice Elizabeth Bates A.B. 1n Elementary Education Adolf Beck A.B. in History and English Bertram M. Beisiegel A.B. in Mathematics 4 inf' William L. Budd A.B. in Chemistry Burnell G. Carney A.B. in Business and ECOllOmlCS A l, 7, Raiford D. Claude? .1 ' sic l'.'l3'4'l In Mu l i 4 J I m f Myrtle Caton AB, in Biology gmell G. C557 ' M Q Wm.. Raiford D. Couden J, Jflmxlf- Budd BAS, in Music Education 12 Lhemisin. M yrtle Caton f A.B. in Biology Philip Maurice Covey B.S. in Elementary Education Eunice Pauline Dahlgren A.B. in Elementary Education Frederick Diaz A.B. in Religion Pedro Dejesus CRiveraJ A.B. in Theology Audley Lloyd Dwyer A.B. in English Herman L. Douce A.B. in Religion Gloria Edwards A.B. in Biology Eugene E. Fenley A.B. in Biology Susanne Leone Follansbee B,S. in Elementary Education I I l Leslie P. Fisher A.B. in Chemistry E Kenneth E- AB. in RCW Lloyd Cliff Fox rde fill B.S. in Elenlentary Education '-Karine Le X SHEPOHQ - an r.lgmim:' , Kenneth E. Forde 'ufifion ' A.B. in Religion David john Gardner A.B. in Religion Leila P. Pifbffv. B Lloyd Cliff Fox .S. in Elementary Education Earl N. M. Gooding A.B. in English 'Jim Joseph Giordano A.B. in Biology Kathleen Alethia Graham b.S. 111 Home Econonucs 'Lev' Ak: , Ar E an fi fri 5 Deane D. Gray A.B. in English Rosalie Hurd BS. in Home Economics ' 1 Edwin HWY Km A H in Chcmi-tfj-' Louise E. Guiles A.B. in Business and Economics John Heczko A B in Biology Edwin Hill A.B. in Business and Economics Martha B. Johnsen B.S. in Elementary I Elizabeth Grace Kim Education i AB- in R 1' ibn e igiou QRWW' Rfalie Hurd Edwin Harry Krick , .J :xr Hcoimgif A.B. in Chemistry , i lffil 3, F3555 Elizabeth Grace Kim fig' A.B. in Religion C' Kay Kronquest B.S. in Nursing Roy Kryger A.B. in Chemistry Karl Rider Peck A.B. in Chemistry Beverly Maxwell B.S. in, Home Economics Albert C. Pierre A.B. in Religion l Voysey Hannibal Percy A.B. in English David A. Pitt A.B. in History Helen Esther Pitt B.S. in Elementary Education Joann Ruth Robbins 4 H vey A Rudisailcl ar ' ' . q EfIuf'PfU B.S. in Music Education BS- 1 MMC Khalil Ibrahim Quaraghooly B.S. in Art 1. i i Jerome G. Schwartz A.B. in History 2 1? ut? TI . -FIC Ldumil 4 P I s 1 QUZYEEWA .,, 3 1 Harvey A. Rudisaile Jr. B.S. in Music Education Jerome G. Schwartz A.B. in History Hulda Elizabeth Shaw A.B. i11 Biology A. Dwight Smith Jr. BS. in Elementary Education Harlan Arthur Smith jr A.B. in Business and Economics M. James Suzuki jr. A.B. in Business and Economics 'sv -'nw-sr' Robert W. Taylor , an- 'W Qin 1 L. Delmer Wood M ASdefOrd A.B. in Theology Ruth White B.S. in Home Economics Donald C. Wilson A.B. in Mathematics Edna A. Wilson A.B. in Biology ary Ccrtinfgl ScCfClaf'al A.B. in Business and Economics Henry Alan Zuill A.B. in Biology Wilma Walker Secretarial Certificanq Q C Joyce Chapman Secretarial Certificate Nell Davies Medical Secretarial Certificate I. . . Dehnef Usfnegsand fmonomiqs 4 1 I 1 f I ggry Alan zuill . Ei, zz: Biologl' Mary Astleford Secretarial Certificate Wilma Walker Secretarial Certificate Martha Skuce Secretarial Certificate Yvonne Cox Secretarial Certificate 'PGN Arlene Gardner Secretarial Certificate Phyllis Baker Elementary Education Certificate Caroline D1Bel1o Secretarial Certificate uniors W' 5 IWW' 'yfvnn William Bourbeau Ellis Glfiles President Vice-President Do Doris Griffin Secretary Aim: To fight the good iight of faith MOUOI A vision answering a faith unshaken Flower I Columbine Melvin K. West Sponsor John Quimby Treasurer .ii Text: f'For we walk by faith, not N by sight. ' R 2 Corinthians 5:7 XX it 'F C0l0rS: Silver and Blue if Not Pictured: 1 K Joseph Stevens fill Pastor J John Edison Robert pr Parliamentarian . - v pu-Aww.,-v-1..,... -K 'Ax V, V , , g - -.-,,-.-V -W -M -r-f q tf w r m ' X 'F'-'f 1 ' Nw X f . ' Q :ze-1. ' 'rw-ia., '- - ann, ' -L 53-I ., .Ls . ,Z-.11 1?': ++ 'R-fi N' f tru lg-I' -. 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' 1. . .. .. ,. ,. .- 3, if Student ssoeiation Robert Marshall President Executive Committee Arthur Andrews, Mary Astle- ford, Bertram Beisiegal, Nan- cy Coon, Roger Cumming, Frederick Diaz, Caroline Di- Bello, John Edison, James Everts, Samuel Lauron, James Londis, Beverly Max- well, Sylvia McClenon, Patri- cia Mote, Karl Peck, Robert Schermerhorn, Arthur Smith, Donald Vaughn, Henry Zuill. 64- .ax U, Xffi fri- Seated: Ann Parrish, Secre- tary, Louis Torres, Spiritual Vice-Presidentg Mr. Vernon Siver, Faculty Sponsorg Rob- ert Marshall, Presidentg Ed- win Krick, Social Vice-Presi- dent. Standing: George Petti, Treasurer, Erling Odell, Lan- castrian Editorg Kenneth Peck, Minuteman Editor, Robert Edwards, Parliamen- tarian. Student Council ni Sl ull Step Risk l Anne Senseman, Grand Pm I ' 1 u bf' 'x . 'T K A X il ' Parrish. Secre- Twrcf- Spiritual TTC Mr. Vernon Q . U P'l'HSOr: Rob- Student Association Aetlvltles So Who's Hungry? Fall Festival Memories are made of this . . . . trwident: Ed- ' x- -.- J..Q ,,.,. s, if .V-. I Vice-Presi George Petri, f Udall. Lan- .. -..X ,,. Kenneth -rw - r ran Editorg 4. nf, Parliamen- Step Right Up, Folks! Supper Club Sung from the Heart H, eb Talent Festival . . ,, Anne Senseman, Grand Prize Winner The Mmutemen in Dry Bones . tr? O xx r. uf . s . s Anniversary Number I Anniversary i926 - 3lst ANNIVERSARY YEAR - i957 Number Volume 32 ATLANTIC UNION COLI-If GE. SOUTH l,ANl'AS'I'lili. MASS-. M i - 17- W Number 7 Celebration COLLEGE GROUP FORMAL HONORS DR. A. W. WERLINE Ballroom of Bancroft Hotel is Scene Of Colorful Formal Held by Kappa Nu Epsilon By Rox' BRANsoN Kappa Nu Epsilon honored Dr. Albert W. Werline, chairman of the division of social sciences, as guest of honor at their annual reception held the evening of April 10. The more than one hundred couples in the ballroom of the Bancroft Hotel in Worcester, gave Dr. Werline a sustained ovation following the speech of appreciation by club presi- dent Ann Parrish. Dr. Werline ended his talk by say- giggfi ' H ' W' 1 -,Xi , X ,- v . in I V X is, vki'- XIWV . I' its -,refs ' Ii 'Zia ' -s ., - ' ', ,Hg hr. ,-, inf' X V. j.-sg, K, N l --. 3 It A A Editor Odell and Associate Deane Gray conferring save Layout requires much imagination and many hours of careful planning. dent, planned the evening's activities, framinurd on buck pagel WEEKEND SCHEDULE FRIDAY NIORNING 9:30-Browning Memorial Pa- rade 10:15-Groundbreaking for new domiitory 1 1 1 OO-Assembly, Machlan Audi- torium, Dr, J. Paul Ma- ther, speaker EVENING 7:00-Concert by Lancastrian Chorale, Machland Audi- torium 8:00-Vespers, W. P. Bradley, speaker SATURDAY MORNING 9:20-Sabbath school 11:45-Church, C. E. Witteschie- be, speaker AFTERNOON 3:15-Concert of sacred music by the college concert band in Machlan Audito- rium 5:30-Vespers, Dr. Winton H, Beaven, speaker EVENING 8:15--Alumni Benefit Program, Machlan Auditorium: Command Performance of UA Man Called Peter SUNDAY MORNING 9:30-Registration of alumni and the baseball game AFTERNOON 1:00-Alumni banquet, college cafeteria 3:00-Tours and visiting on campus TOP ORATOR LAST WEEI' Carolyn Murphy, secretarial rr jgry won AUC's annual Amerif Temperance Society oratorical I test last Saturday night in Mac Auditorium. ln her prize wi' oration, Thirty ,Minutes I. Miss Murphy depicted the t' which the use of alcoholic drir hring to the American peopl result of this achievement receive 520.00 first prize an AUC's delegate to the nati contest to be held in Ch Saturday night, May 11 a 12. Sponsors, Editors, and planning Tarr's Program Well Attended Dean E. W. Tarr presented a nar- rated motion picture program, Drum Beats Over Africa, at a re- cent Saturday night program to a capacity audience in Machlan Audi- torium. He portrayed Africa as a land of tremendous growth and development, yet, in some regions many still live a primitive and heathen existence. Dr. Tarr showed the results of Christianity on the lives of many Africans but, he pointed out, there still is so much to do. The one and one half hour pro- gram gave an insight into soul-saving activities of the South African Divi- sion which includes the countries of South Africa, Southern and Northern Rhodesia, Nyasaland, Belgian Con- go, Uganda, Tanganyika and Kenya. Reporters confer at a session. .1 Begin Friday ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE INCLUDES El-,HIRE WEEKEND Usual Browning Memorial School Parade Will Open Festivities: Prominent Speakers Scheduled to Be on College Campus Along with Homecoming Alumni Fri Day I collcg dorr F wh ria al is 5 er, . sa- pre- orale ed by which .l Con- ifessor of DA Theo- .igton D.C. ne Worship .n the after- :l will play .I Auditorium. acting dean of I' sity will have .iour which will Efllng ur before sunset. Editor .mm and on the same program Vernon Siver, president of the alumni asso- ciation and business manager of the college, had the opportunity of speak- ing further about the college and plans for the Founders' Day celebra- tion. The Crusaders quartet offered a special selection. Tomorrow, a program to be presented over station WBZ-TV in Boston between 9 and I0 a.m. will feature the Minuteman Chorus under the direction of julian jobsien. Dean E. Willmore Tarr will also be inter- viewed on this telecut. There are a number of other pro- grams being arranged now for future presentation on television besides some appearances to be broadcast over the radio. , ,K i ., ','. 3 - K ki? txt, ---i , . 'F' -. --af . , These men pay the bills and distribute the paper while advisor Siver counsels iciation will con- duct its annual benefit program Sat- urday night at 8:15 in Machlan Auditorium. A repeat showing of the CinemaScope iilm, HA Man Called Peter will be featured. Closing on Sunday Registration for visiting alumni will take place Sunday morning as well as the traditional baseball game at Coobur Field at IO o'clock. The Alumni Banquet, at 1 p.m. at which four-year seniors as well as other prominent individuals will be guests, will climax the day's activities. Sam Campbell Ends Lyceum Season with Twin Film Program Sam Campbell, Chicago's favo- rite lecturer . . ., Chkago Daily News, will make his fourth consecu- tive annual appearance April 27, at which time he will give two different film lectures: An Alaskan Cruise, and 'tColorado Mountain Wonden land, at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 QJ11- respectively, in Machlan Auditorium, Campbell has never failed to draw capacity audiences here. In fact, two years ago, it was decided that he should give two performances instead of one since there had been. more than capacity crowds during his first two visits to AUC. U Many years of a life spent ln the forests of Wisconsin, studying nature and the t'personalities of animals! and cruises to Hawaii, Canada, MBS' ka. etc., have furnished Mr. Camp- bell with many experiences for his films and lectures. He has-also written several nature books such as: Too Much Salt and Pepper. A Tippy Canoe and Canada Tao, Loony Coon, and 0th6l'S- I A 5 f . 5 I 4 L Art Editor Khalil Quafashwll Michael Le Advertising Ma Business Man nagel' Howard ager Earl C0112 nancial Advis Or Roy A J . A Faculty A ROY Branson. L afgaret dvisor Dr M sal- lterary l ,.. , Y --rms - -- --f - . -N sw, . --- '- '----1-1--..xg E ' -nf-nf' ' V ,. .1-1-i J- -Ny-. uf. , 1. AHHEVQ'-Sur Y Number dey ERVANEE 1 WEEKEND wan 'F' on College Hs Alumni Open E95fiYiiieg: I5 ff, g. PTP' Unk cd by Which .l Cog. P t its-:f of A DA Tl!-rf ' 1 rm D.C. J, in Worifip ' , L : the aller- i ri phi' zhffilnriilm. Eli 682. of sazj. 1-E have LI: :iid FUI : tefore 5'.r1ieL nth! mice rll con- tza. if ,7 .C'L'1 Sil- :: 1: E25 : Mzchlan 1 A 'spar Eifili oft!! nz A Sli: Czllfd 11 ':l.Z.'!C bang 41 2531 , 1.1 'pr TSL21 Llfrnnl in :my M5235 'mind U-'39 wi: iz 12455- ffa. E-UK! 15 I PD' ,-wg: ldlfl L5 'dl gli, 3.114.112 '01 E, 1,211 ti! 53:5 'wwf' W Season llllh 'ilm Pmgmm r H. 5.3155 Eli? 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J 2 z ngatherin I l Celebrating Victory Day Elder Tucker, Mr. Schmidt, Dr. Stump, Robert Marshall, Elder Esteb, Elder LaGrone I First Semester Officers - 80 h Second Semester Officers .af 5 yyp- Sabbath School f V M ,- v ,. ,. l ff -I x ? g ,Sli Wayne P, SD1'ing 5 ..,..Ar4..v.4 -Mff ef -J I.+fIw?3If4'7l'- 1-eww-E..f-vw,m.W,,.-...w.,., l Brin ETS th lmd Leon K. Robbins Fall Speaker eeks of P3 Bl' Student Week of Prayer Speakers Lawrence A- Skinner 'Q' ' 5 ,T 1' 5,4425-5. .J+I:,. fm Wayne P. Thurber Spring Speaker Climax Speaker Student Week of Prayer I can, I will, I do believe I can, I will, I do believe I can, I will, I do believe That Jesus answers prayer. Master Guide-s - gg - Spiritual rganizations I ' ,- , -4 , ng A I if ,f V4 I , 1, f 3 -- 1' -fifrrej 'Lff' ff 1 E V - I, ,.'. fiflf. , 'ff I 1 Q if ff V .. 4 . 1 Society of Ruth Officers Ministerial Seminar Speakers American Temperance Society College Chapter Officers 5.54f1,,,q,7'3Lf3227'3':27 Tiff... 2?QtZV'.j4Q?, Qz?4,Cf TIZUQ- I T ,v:E,7 IgY ','T'vNS0?f':L 'g'!.F6'Z77:5 -'af' n-19-4:,1w-,-u -,... Y ' V , -- S15 --' ' ' - '- 22:9 Y gg ,W Y W H W 4, YWYAYWW , , 74,75 ,, , ,.,-..,u .Y -v f ' ' 6 l ! ,ZX 'nm , Sxgixx inf' Q A ' ish X 4. , .,. ',.1,M . - ,- -N z , Lfgulg Q22 :fin w..,' 1 A J ' 'EP' V xx' ,- ou ll ancaste Acad . ...- .v,,,.,.,,..,....,,,,,, , I edlcation - - - To Mr. Lease . . . WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957, wish to show our appreciation for the countless hours of help and encouragement you have rendered to us during our stay here at South Lancaster Academy by dedicating this, the 1957 MINUTEMAN, to you. 'ix 'ZWWL' w1Tffr3E zCY .Cf.E. f-.ms-7':wire-f:: . ff,f,fn--ax---v WH, -- ,- at We .,, . , EE, o , ,E rincipalgs essa e . . . How OFTEN WE HAVE HEARD MEN FULoo1zE on the theme of the long voyage over antlclpatron of a trme of rest and renewlng of strength But We certamly cannot look to the Class of 1957 for any such phllosophy Wlth the1r record of leadershlp 1n our school we must and we do look for outstandlng achlevement 1n future study and work for God South Lancaster Academy has helped to prepare them for the noble l1fe It IS 1nev1table that they w1ll l1ve It E C HARKINS Rkwcf .liavvq , . 7 7 J' 'A , t - 11- ' H f ahwfv N 1 5' p,fgQ -V t an -: 733,21 'W mr ff l I: M V K 6 ' 1' 1 if A V 'sf 4 QQ , hfQN4. l - A lacult 0 0 0 , 'se' r 0 .-rf.-7 5,-. Haroldl F. Lease, B.A. Olive L. Roberts, Ed.M. Bible, history English Norma L. Sanborn, B.A. Home Economics MU5iC -XZ Bernece Harkins, B.A. Registrar, French, bookkeeping CHP' w . ' W Ruthe M. .Fe1ton, B.A. - 86 - Paul G- Ford ECLMC Secretarial Science . ' - Science and mathematics Ellsworth F. Judy, M.A. fvf 1 . ENGLISI Mrs. Robf A 85 FRENCI Mrs. Har N Y , vw lasses . . . UTS, Ed.M Q Judy MA W 'YT r' ff' . 23 ENGLISH IV What kmd of verb??? GIRLS GYM Eyes thxs way' Mrs Roberts Peg Wxlson FRENCH II Francaus Intell1gents77'P WORLD HISTORY In 1492 Columbus Mrs Harkms Ml' Lease OLOGY I The gasshopper IS an msent BOYS GYM All r1ght HCIIOIIH Mr Ford Bob Tangll-HY IL V - ' ' 9 an - n 1-h 1 . . . 1 , 7 . Q V x '9 Tuff ' u - - n -sz i H I ' f f I I sg .2 I I Y I - -1 , Y pa I . ,Q M, I I - I I 3 'f V. f ,ff X ' I F22 I, H I V I I w 1' ' ' I . I ,i ' qxhjl M in T - ' , '11 - - S TU ' y ' Hu EA' ' . , 1 15155 fl 5111171 'flllfil The entrance to West Hall brings to mmd many enchanting mem01'ieS- James Miller, B.A. Auto Mechanics, Dean of Boys, Wilm IJ l A small comfortable room, a friendly atmosphere- memories of West Hall. .K - -'--- M. . r. I' New Testament History Grades . . . or the current events of the day? An Cai F F? H61 E In the quiet hours of evening we turn our thoughts to God. NNW! Thf of ef- B-A. Wilma A. Cowen, B.A Dtanof Boys, Dean of Wonien :az History fa' ff' 1 l Our Home Away from Home East Hall An oasis from the b,u.sy hum-drum of life Cru Many a story these walls could tell For the fairest of all herein do dwellf' l , The Wednesday night devotional er' d l X ff V ax -..'.l,.f f . . - 89 - p 10 s p ay an important role in the lives of the girls of East Hall. J 'I V I 1 ,g..-.Q-:ff aa.: flu l i H' 9, H 3. i'l 2. E. i 6'-Dm Peter Howell President He was junior and senior rlns: resident l l sENlon. . . . ww 1 p , To he a minister is euizlenlf' Junior Class president, Senior Class president, president of A.T.S., vice-president of A. S. B., assistant editor of Lancastrian, Academy M.V. leader, Academy Choir presi- dent, prayer band leader. Stu- dent Council member. Margaret Woods Vice-president Senior class vice-president she becamej As a nurse she'll gain her Virginia Olsen Secretary fame. Vice-president of Senior Class, vice-president of Ninas del Rey, treasurer of Ninas del Rey, prayer band leader, assistant Sabbath school su perintendent. This ear she was seerelary of 3' the senzor classy To he a zeacher aspires this , lass. A U Secretary of Senior Class, as- sistant secretary of Sabbath School, joseph Candee Pastor Senior class pastor he has been this yearg To he a farmer l'm sure is quite clear. Pastor of Senior Class. Sergeant-at-arms of A.S.B., chorister of A.S.B., circulation manager of Lancastrian, prayer band leader. Lawrence McCloskey Treasurer Of ihe Senior Class he is the tallest. Hobby: nalurej his goal: biolo- gist. Treasurer of Senior Class. Ronald Kowalkowski Sergeant-at-arms ll ' ' Thzs senior has an exeellenf vozceg For sergeant-at-arms he was our choice. Sergeant-at-arnis of Senior Class, vice-president of Adel- phian Club, prayer band lead- ef, Sergeant-at-arms of A,S,B. 6 ...,-dx J Patricia usb! ,pdf Ufgdff Illixurrr-iv To he 11 flloflw Acaden 1 man, secretaffx V Lancastrlz qv cditol Re, .k porter, 3,SSl:l3lll ASB., secretar Class, Plf35'Cr. Student Council l .il 1 l Y Correne B' fffqs I b . fl 4 teehme neeclg Success will mm i P zndfgdf, YHYQF band lead Ci x.. it is Patricia Babick Joan Bell She was academy editor of our A.T.S. poster conteftf third MlNUTEMAN,' prize :he won,' To be a doctor if her plan. A worker for Godg her work ia' Academy editor of Minute- nezfer done. Ruth Beyeler She carries a contagious .f771llE,' When she': a secretary it will be worth while. Mary Bidwell She if an excellent organist: She was a Lancastrian colum- ni.rt. Lancastrian village reporter, organist for M.V., pianist for Ninas del Rey, A.S.B. organ- ist. man, secretary of Ninas del Rey, Lancastrian dorm re- porter, assistant secretary of A.S.B., secretary of Junior Class, prayer band leader, Student Council member. Prayer band leader. Olive Roberts, Sponsor Correne Burrows A: a lab technician .fhe'll fill a needy Succexr will come to her indeed. Prayer band leader Willis Collins The job of boys' club trearurcr he got, To become a teacher he has cast hi: lot. Secretary of Adelphian Club, treasurer of Adelphian Club. Ui? 'NIV Russell Book Sometime: quiet, but full of good chcerg To become an accountant is quite clear. yf ffn ,-' f, 'Mft S f 1 Nancy Bowen She lilqex fine things, especially lace, And as a secretary :he'd find her place. Assistant secretary-treasurer of A.S.B., pianist for Sabbath School. .A- .D- 'H 91 li M4 '1 ..,. 2 ,, li L qu in I P, fu 'iii' N ? 4 -A Q: S Edward Gladden In the winzer's cold or s11mmer's sim As a farmer his work is never done. .a,...,..,.... ...x... .,.. .. ,r .,.,... .....,,..,,,.,,....,.-.Q-3 'V n,f ef Esther Gladden Full of joy and happiness is this miss. She uforhen' in fhe Acaflenzy oficef' Prayer Band leader, assistant secretary of Sabbath School, secretary of A.S.B. '-ar -...f.., Steven Gray He does not like to wear starchea' shirts: Ice cream and pie are his favo- rite desserts. Secretary-treasurer of Adel- phian Club, chorister of A.S.B. -92- Q0 Beverly Henry From A.T.S. secretary she zlid not shirlqg In the nursing field she'll find her work. Secretary of Ninas del Rey, secretary of A.T.S., assistant secretary of A.S.B. Arthur Esposito 'fflzlclphivn Club frresizlcnl he's Lois Foster Vice-presidenz of the Ninas del O N Q h LIOJ Sm'fIdf I- been this year, Rgy, fin frfcnfno' As Il fevcher he'll make his She ljjqc-5 to mah, puny things zo W- Cflffvf'- and crochet. Yicc-l'V i'i Chorister of Sabbath School, Prayer Band leader vice- r Club, rdf assistant choristcr of Sabbath president Ninas del Rein A,S.ll4. 7f'l ' School, Boys' Dorm reporter, tria11.a-+151 superintendent of Sabbath uteman. School, Prayer Band leader, student conductor of the choir, president of Adelphian Club. Aim . . . C0101 HEAVEN-NOTHING LESS Mauro . . . F1010 A CHANGELESS PURPOSE IN A CHANGING XIVORLDP ' Hymz Text . . PHILIPPIANS 3:13, 14 Victor Hilbert Lorraine Hodder Rober As the 'Min11teman's' bass he goes down rleepj Minister of Music is Ihe rifle he'll seek. Sergeant-at-arms of Adelphi- an Club, A. S.B. chorister, stage manager for choir, Cru- saders Quartet, Minuteman Quartet, Chordsmen Quartet. 'rg She loves to slqale when the ice is jrozenf Worlq in the nursing held she's chosen. QN He was AJ' FOIH' yfgff fesizlenff X1CF'l11'esicl llresident of -.x 5 Foster en: of the Ninas lvl 9 'mike puffy thing: 51115, ' Hd leader, vice- nas del Rey, ix A CHANGING 'ne Hodder ,G Iggy yjljfll ill! in wr A A, , f:::r.flI1glfM'lH 1 Lloyd Jacobs Chester johnson See1'etary-treasurer of the A.S.B, He was vice-president of the A11 aceozfntanz is what he plans A.S.B. ' . ' to bg, Thai he will be a veterinarian Vice- resident of Adelphian We mn l0 f 'ff P . . Club, secretary-treasurer of Vice-president of A.S.B., ser- A.S.B., reporter for Lancas-I geant-at-arrns for Adelphian trian, assistant editor of Min- Club. lltclllall. Colors . . . RED AND WHITE Flowers . . . RED AND WHITE ROSES Hymn . . . UNEARER, MY GOD, TO THEEN Robert Nicora He was A.T.S. presidenlg Four years he's heen a village resident. Vice-president of A.T.S., president of A.T.S. Paul Petryk u This senior's from Canada, so he reportsg Skating and hoelgey are his fa- vorite sports. Sergeant-at-arms of Adelphi- an Club. if ,V Margaret Lipscombe Plans to he Ia doeior are hers,' Swimming is the hohhy she prefers. Secretary of Sabbath School. rr Betty Lowe From zhe isle of Bermuda she eameg To he a dress designer is her aim. X-'GW Lillie McClain Oliver McKinney Ai five to he a nurse she fore- He hails to us from Marylandg saaxj To he a minister is his plan. -4-f fl hvlfffy -fhd' lfkff 10 fl f1W-H l rayer band leader, secretary- trcasurcr of Adelphian Club. X 3 -fa 'F Hr' -l HQ X HCS? 1 - - ws yt. is I l ,-.1 Martha Post Ninas Del Rey president she has been this year As a medical secrezary she'll make her career. Assistant secretary-treasurer of A.S.B., prayer band leader, president of Ninas del Rey, Lancastrian dorm reporter. Tl1i,- year In Ihe choir he sang 'J' if l Faith Rogerson Maurice Robert , In the A.S.B. she was our pres:- with glee dem A good farmer is wha: he plans Her tefnperance speeches are cl- Z0 be. oquentf President of A.S.B., sergeant- at arms of Ninas del Rey, sec- retary of A.T.S., treasurer of Junior Class, Sabbath School pianist, prayer band leader. Y Wendell Smith He loves to have fun and joke and jesl In whatever he does hc will he a success. s t XF S A 5 5 5 .fx '-N A 1... f f 4-Q... Faith Nelson 1 Frank Jacobs Kenneth Swanson Valedictorian He was junior class sgt.-at-arms Salutatorian He was academy editor of the He runs when he hears the fire As choir treasurer she filled the Lancastriann alarm. post To he an accountant is his plan. Sergeant-at-arms of Junior The zitle of medical technician Sabbath school superintend- Class. she hopes 10 boasff' dent, editor of the Lancas- Choir treasurer, assistant Sab- l trian. bath School superintendent, Lancastrian reporter. 44 . ff , . l l i l Rosalie Tkachuk Marilyn Turner Lydia Willumson , She likes zo sew with exact detail She loves to ride on Candy, her This girl is a my of mmhine N As a secrezary she will not fail. steed A, ,Z nurjt. Ihenjg do f-g,1,j' 1 As a nurse she'll surely succeed. Secretary of Sabbath School. l i i -94- ,,.....x' Margaret Wilson HG' -l's 'nz instructorg she nzalif-V Il lhenz work and Play . She was treasurer of llfe Ninas Del Rey. ' Treasurer of Ninas del Eg' prayer band leader, V299 P ident of choir, chorister 0 Sabbath School. 'es In 5 9 W ? -1 0 eniol GSS U C -.4 1 U .1 O 'U O U 3-1 U 'I 'lu U 7 5 34 f .4 O ..- u E r- 5 4 M r- .- .- P1 5 W 9 if 'L- O P 5 F N Peeve Pet 6 cknam Ni Name l. iw , I 6 tr X ... . . w 9 5 rss- 5 E If N 1 - 'x F 9-33 el 'S kg E 29 ' if:-1 1g,1E.:,, ati'-.t 112-fi L if E-:Q ' A . B 'E vo :Q 2. Q, of .fs a Qw- --ak' F E 2. Name i Patricia Babick Joan Bell Ruth Beyeler Mary Bidwell Russell Book Nancy Bowen Correne Burrows Joseph Candee VVillis Collins- Arthur Esposito Lois Foster Edward Gladden Esther Gladden Steven Gray Beverly Henry Victor Hilbert Lorraine Hodder Peter Howell Frank Jacobs Lloyd Jacobs Chester Johnson Ronald Kowalkowski Margaret Lipscombe Betty Lowe Lillie McClain Lawrence McCloskey Oliver McKinney Faith Nelson Robert Nicora Virginia Olsen Paul Petryk Martha Post Maurice Robert Faith Rogerson Wendell Smith Kenneth Swanson Rosalie Tkachuk Marilyn Turner Lydia Willumson Margaret Wilson Margaret Woods Nickname Patty Joanne Ruthie Mary Russ Nance u Corrie HJ'Oe!! 'tXVill The Count Lollie lKEdY1 MES!! Stevie UBCV7! nxficyv Lori Pete at Frankie Aslakeil Chet Cl Y Ronnie' U-Peg!! KKBet,! LILIIN Larry':, Junior ffruna' llBOb7! Ginny Pete-ryk saMartyvy Morris Bessie Wen', Kenny Rosie KlLyn7Y Willie Lpeggylf 1 rtpegu 'Tm Senior lloroscopev Pet Peeve People without a sense of humor Not being able to talk after lights go out People who gossip Moody people People who act too big for their age Unfriendly people Sly people Unattentive listeners Noisy people before rising bell Boys leaning through my office window Little white lies People who worry Impatient and complaining people Report card time Show-offs and selfishness Plowing snow Gossipers Discourteous people Ads on the academy page of the People who can't take a joke Alarm clocks Chemistry People who start saying some- thing and never finish Rising bell People who chew gum French Conceited people 'Tests School Gossipers Crooked nylons Con girlsj VVashing garbage pails People who gripe Unfriendly people Being chased by girls Slow drivers and people who drive in the middle of the road Bad table manners Stuck-up people Conceited people . People who call me Effie Being told to shush Lancastrian Favorite Saying She had a hissy! Wow! Oh, dear! Oh, no, girl! Just a minute. VVhat's the use? See you later. VVhen do we eat? Oh, my! See how you are. I don't mind. Oh, Clon't worry about it. Hi, there! Help! Ey-yi-yi! I wanna thank ya! Oh, dear! Keep smiling. VVhen do we eat? Howdy! How is it going? VVhat's the story? VVell, la de da! Oh, shoot! Here we go again! Think nothin' of it. Please, man! Oh, bugs! Pretty wonderful. Oh, well! l'm sorry. Oh, no! Little things mean lot I have an idea! No, not much! Jumping jimminy crickets! Sure! Ditto! Oh, dear! Oh, fossil! For Pete's sake! Ambition Doctor Study the further Secretary Secretary Accountant Secretary Bible Lab technician Dairy farmer Teacher Teacher Quite undecided Agriculture Nurse Newspaperman Nurse Minister of music in voice instruction Nurse Denominational work Accountant Accountant Veterinarian Contractor Doctor Dress designer Elementary teacher Biology instructor Minister Medical technician Doctor Teacher To graduate this year Medical secretary Farmer Social worker To be a success Contractor Secretary Surgical nurse Nurse Physical education instruction Nurse Favorite Food Chow Mein Homemade bread Spaghetti Pizza and spaghetti Pizza Spaghetti and club sandwiches Coconut custard pie Mother's brown bread Homemade chile Lasagne Everything but lima beans and eggs Cherry pie Strawberry shortcake Chocolate pie Glutenberger Tomato sandwiches Pizza and spaghetti Pizza Fresh tomatoes Watermelon Banana cream pie Spaghetti Pizza Pizza and spaghetti Spaghetti Everything Pizza Chop suey Ravioli Strawberry shortcake Egg foo yong Spaghetti Bean and potato salad Anything Italian Pizza and baked beans Baked potatoes My mother's peach pie Pizza and club sand- wiches Everything Spaghetti Cherry pie Noted for Her contagious laughter Having ring-shaped dollar bills Blond hair Her talent in music Being one of the boys Her musical ability Her friendliness His green felt hat Eloquent speeches Being courteous fTrainedJ bugs! Mr. Ford's right hand man Being the principal's secretary Almost anything Courtesy queen A wonderful bass voice Being cute His popularity Teasing-especially?? His 1957 bicycle! Being slightly CPD interested in college Unnnished chemistry Sudden impulses! Hiding in closets Her line art work Being a brain Being on time CPD to class meetings Her sense of humor His little green car with the deluxe UD shift Pleasing personality Fancy P. J's. Wfalks to the Press at noon Liking his senior picture Her leadership qualities Chasing in general Looking out the window while giving a speech One of the girls Horseback riding Laughing at Mr. Ford's Jokes Her fine voice and cute nicknames Her fine guitar playing QA UNIIIII . . - Peter Federico Jack Ferneyhough ' - Janet Smith Wayne Severance - Darrel Rolling - McLee Gibbons Mrs. E. C. Harking if I i 11 ' Presiflont. . Q Vice-Prcsirlent . Secretary . . Treasurer . Aim , , , To KNOW HIM... Pastor . . . . Sergeant-at-arms. . M0550 , , ,To MAKE HIM KNOWN . . . L,,,,C4s, Sponsor . . . . Cf 5' 1 i N Nu-A' -'T '54 A sf QM X Eff N2 x N ,E We WED' Daisy Lee Barnes Gail Berube Peter Federico jack Ferneyhough McLee Gibbons Joan Green Marianne Coombs Ted Edminster Bettie Gamblin Greta Gibbons W? r'Pi'j'r wx Q:-J i Cynthia Hallgren -' Steven Henriques Gail Hjalmeer Frances james Eldora Kaiser . 4 1 X , ff, .K 6 La I f. 1 W f ,i iq: 'Z , I lf, If ,al ,ff MM zf i ff l TQ Q v. vf 9 X .1-ff' Patricia Kulesa 'Q I Peter Feds,- .lack Femeyhok ' - Janet gmt Wayne Sevemmg ' Darrel Ronin . McLee Gibbw Mrs, E. l I I i '- P in .. xg ,m i , as x we xg S , S we ' E x 'X Y xx ixsx 3, Joan Lazaratlon Frances Lucy S e 'sew' mfg- 5 A James Mastrogiacomo 's Karl McCalla Joyce McKinley Carol Peterson Barbara Pitts Y ,. 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Anne Brewer Samuel Chen Carlene Darrah Shylor Flowers Iv-N 1-Y XJ' - nu Ronald Becker Clark Braman y 1 1 st Eudora French Marlene Frost Q 1 if KI Uhr 4,1 f ..:. 'f V l 2 N' ' 1 ' ' ' Q' r 7 A 1, L ! Mui . 1 tl .aff Wallace Frost Kenneth Gray cynthial Hartman Gloria Henkel Martha Howard Dudley Howes . . VE, ,,,. 1,1 ' ' ' 'rr'-v 5 if , i AA N . 5, c 5 . r X., -f I . Eleanor james , , xp- , 3-rt.. Victor Keslake Vance LaG 17 ,- l rone Lloyd McGuire Edda Miranda wa? uf' Sonya Peterson David Pitt Carl Moeckel F? 'L HT. ui be Ni 3 st X X , 'Q x h, ls if - E15'seS-iii! - S' 5 .. W .lf-we . ,4 we-.-ff, .5.x,,,1g .. ,Il WS Y S Robert Scott Beverly Seymour Rayanna Weisher Albert Woods Paul 2 I.. Judith Bea 'F- 2 VJ V J Marie Dia. 1 4 V br Nancy Jan G 8' Q Bradley Ng ,A 4- L- I v'-1 il Norma Se! 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Thomas Johnson Marjorie Koss, A W7 Z 71 Judith Neumann Thelma Pitt QW M-I 1 ' I ' X x'i vf 1 Q: Claire Bridgham 't Q . J , St. V .gi ., iii ii if fi- fi!! Burton Harris Maxine Lowe 1 in iz: A 9,15 ' A J? X -, ,, 2 ' ' . John Reardon David Turner Harry Turner Henry Cowen -'re .un-Sim wi, 'K 'bw z,.- , W, 33' Sharron Henkel I,-1: -agp. -law .if ..z,::. ,gr .1 5 , il. V. 'X 5,.,,5g2p we Rose Marie Merrill David Dahlgren .1 .1 M .E1E2:g, gil 3-gi A 2? 15? , av x 31 3, ,V 21 W'-.1 ,,,. 1-.:l. '. t Teddy Hilbert David Moulton .. ' f .1 ' 2:21-2, 55 I .r.. L.. , is Ei gfzgigigi . , bw' ' .flfilgviif X . . Larry Rollins Arthur Schumacher 'Qi John Tyler Joyce Yelland R X , , , V V , ,f of ': . 'J N - ' If fm: 1 iw I ei- K. T. JA, 1':' . :.- . 5 f , I y - 45319 A - , f . 3, 3 N - mi., ' , : Y , 1 542 'f'..,. ' i f f v EPIC -V .. . ' '- - , X 5 3 , '- ' is ' 5 'P ' 'f ' M . l ' l 1 -. 1 . oof A Lgfl W A. S. ll. President: Faith Rogcrson Vice-president: l'ctcr Fcclcrico, Chcstcr johnson Secretary-treasurers: l,lo3'fl l2W'l'5' listhcr Glacldcn Assistant Secretary-treasurers: Nan- cy Bowen, Bcvcrly HCUYY Sergeants-at-arms: Ronald Kowal- kowski, Joscpll C21llClCC Choristers: Stcvcn Grily, Aflllul' Esposito mx i...-g H 'Tix . , . n 4 omit LAN CASTIIIAN Editor: Frank Jacobs Assistant Editors: Rochcllc Quccn, Slicryl 'l'ilghman wiki if st MIN UTEMAN Editor: Patricia Babick Assistant Editor: Lloyd Jacobs Art Editor: Wallace Frost Typist: Marianne Coombs Sponsor: Mrs. Bernece Harkins -100- X7 ff. I .QL Reporters: liast Hall. Martha Post, l.ncy Blcliinncy: lX'cst Hall, Don Dana, Mcl.cc Gihlnons: Village Girls, Slicryl Tilghman, Faith Nclsong Yillagc Boys, Samuel Chen, Vance LaGrone Circulation Manager: Joseph Can- dee Advisor: Mrs. O. L. Roberts 7'-W f , as E E 5 r- , ff N . -4-- iff .Lg T - f 4 T- HS . L tn, A iq . A 7 N f If ja ff is? :ri Xi lug 52-is srnm ri' wlitllc Queen F-larzlia Post, '-'- fp-z Hall. Don lzftizz-2 Yillagc :.4::m:u1, Faith 57' f- -. Samuel Z.: r: 'lt--:ph Can- R-hurts TEMPERANCE President: Robert Nicora Vice-president: Sheryl Tilghman Secretary: Beverly Henry Treasurer: Vance LaGrone Sponsor: Mr. H. F. Lease ' nv iff ll' SABBATH SClIO0L Superintendents: Arthur Esposito, Peter Federico Assistant Superintendents: Marga- ret Woocls, Faith Nelson Secretaries: Norma Williams, Jan- ice Messemer Assistant Secretaries: Esther Glad- den, Marilyn Turner Choristers: Frances James, Peggy Wilson Assistant Choristers: Peggy Wil- son, McLee Gibbons Pianists: Nancy Bowen, Lorene Smart Assistant Pianists: Faith Rogerson, Ardith Todd STUDENT CIIUNCIL Mr. James Miller, Darrel Rollins Patricia Kulesa, Faith Rogerson Patricia Babick, Frank Jacobs, Mr E. C. Harkins, Joyce Yelland, Brad- ley Nelson, Ronald Kowalkowski Peter Howell, Peter Federico, Rob- ert Nicora, Don Dana, Cynthia Hartman. - 101 CLUBS . . . Ninas del Rey .Wil I . xxx X X NA 3, xx H X X ,X Q ,L 1 Vim . X K x X . I N Welcome Dudes! I am the Statue of Liberty! T4 ,...... mf ff G A de lphian 'e me 'Lg PT' K- ...A-'-' I trump - mvji gin ,-,gg-nz-1-I . f 'fiellll 3.1 pan.: -..a 11.13 ii gli Isla! Praise 1 I 1 3 Remember when? tlm- bp ah ff 'z v JC X., Yer PT' 6M5f Academy Choir 5-f I with mg . ' E I trump - et, Wit 6 n.....'2.....4 Ha WN la F lu 5 F 7 ' praise.. Him with PI'3.1S8 Hlmwlth 'G+' L 'Ni H AWN 2 L5 'um br ute Ha J Pl P james Sisters ' ah L1 -if .--- ' 'i'1 WINNER - - - lY.,' M' .. q-.s i -vw-r f I ' D King Richard 4-Queen Beverly Courtesy 'Veek , ' 1 A fb z HJATEQ DON T ' f M I I f ., ,Q .., X I! W'-,L V l we Roll f T.iI:': Jingle 1. Martha Post 2. Sam Chen 3g Sheryl Tilghman Xl, i TRAPhrQ Poster 1. Marty Post 2. Pat Babick 3. Ioan Bell ESQ. K fp, i fa 1 '. 7.217 l Oratorical Essay 1, pat Babick 1. Pat Kulesa 2. Marty P052 and 2. Ardith Todd Willis CollmS 3. Marlene Frost wff jf, EH. x fi ' ' Ks 1. 5-7 !. Ku -gr ,, I 5 Richard x 'isx I J' v 1 Pai S 1 Mah? 1l'Qi'vj C ,, ,... is X Q Si-.2 -9921, ww! X Orawfical . ,, Bgbifb 011111 3:1 wg.,- M, 84. pa, w ,H -x ,V- A 'by 4- hw F ww , f ws? . :wi :w-fri 1 ,Q Wi 1-gg, Qs is X 1 I .31 4 ,i I Q X1-.4.r.., Iac, li'v'l.t,5 X , f f' n-:gg 59,9 .. A fr Q' I f - N ww' 1' flu 5 , .1 ' I ' k ,r i' ' Q ,. ,U 1114, ' QA - -- .- ,-'kf' p Q 7' ', v x ' .1 ' 'f ' 1- I ' I 5 -. 13 f ,-'ff , 1 X K 'i ,p u--X stef. X i -glm' ' El' I' l 9 -P, l 1, 7 ' J' X ? ' X I 2 x 3.4 . 7 , . -9 'I 1 ' - 1 A ' 3, ' ds .- A f h . X - -.. 'I W X ' ' X 'A ' Tv L- ' ' 2 -Jiirv 1 'N p I up QA E .k',lu'4..K I fifvif ii' Ifpfla ' 1 1 Q l Q 1 0 z - 49 . ' r U 5- 'kill 1 R A-' it ,, -pg., ' 5 Joys of an Editor Getting out this lN'IINUTIZMAN is no picnic. If we print jokes people say we are silly. If we don't they say we're too serious. If we clip things from other magazines We are too lazy to write them ourselves. If we don't we are stuck with our own stuff. If we stick close to the job all day We ought to be out hunting up news. If we do get out and try to hustle We ought to be on the job in the ofhce. If we don't print contributions lVe don't appreciate genius, And if we do print them, The annual is filled with junk. If we make a change in the other fellow's write-up We are too critical. If we donlt we are asleep. Now, like as not somebody will say We swiped this from some other annual And we did. llur Advertisers Atlantic Union College lmagine yoursell this picture next year 7511, YlzAR For three quarters ot a century, young men and Women have been coming to A.U.C. in order to effectively prepare themselves for a place of responsibility in the World's Work and in the cause of God. During these years teachers, doctors, ministers, missionaries, and people in numerous other Walks of lite have gone out from this college and are serving in all parts of the World. Won't you join the hundreds of young people who Will be finding their Way to the lovely and charming three-century-old town of Lancaster this coming September? For information write to the Registrar -108- 1 f-vvg ,Aviv ! BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '57 from the IAMES BISSELL LUMBER CO. PANAMA. NEW Yomc CHARLES L. BRIGGS CO., INC. General Construction Building Supplies for Complete Homes Clinton, Mass, Tel. Clinton 193 H. DESPOTOPULOS Fruit Dealer WHOLESALE RETAIL 48 Church Street Phone 1305 C1i1'1Y01'1 I -109- Opportunity for a large variety of Vegetable Protein Foodg, We have in our stock some special items such as Sunland Olives, Dried Fruits, Organically grown, Worthington Spread, along with our regular foods from the different Food factories. These foods are in great demand everywhere. I. C. DIMOCK P. O. Box 4364, Takoma Park, Washington 12, D.C. All of these foods may he obtained from ROWELL'S MARKET South Lancaster, Massachusetts LANCASTER FUEL CO. Range and Fuel Oil Phone 777 South Lancaster Massachuseus Compliments of L C. PENNEY Clinton Massachusetts so High si. Ter. 422 Clinton ROBERTS IEWELERS Diamonds, Watches, Gifts Expert Watch Repairs Easy Budget Terms H ' '--A--4 M -- ,L ., , - . .. .,..i4 -110- S -le S :chuseil-S -,,,.. g.3Cl1L159ll5 ,,- W fwqzss ..., STEWART 61 HENEY, INC. SILVERWARE WATCHES GLASSWARE IEWELERS OPTICIANS 7 High Sf- Clinton, Mass. Compliments of B. 6 W. SERVICE STATION WHERE YOU CAN FIND EVERYTHING GOOD EOR YOUR CAR Proprieiors Glenn E, BQWQI1 Fred L, Wlllfulli FITCHBURG PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Plumbing :S Heating B4 Main St. Fitchburg, MCISS. -111- jlif-'- ' '- W Compliments ot Manhattan Seventh-clay Adventist Church Compliments ot E. E. IVIILES COMPANY South Lancaster Clinton 574 Massachusetts AMOSSE ROS. NC. index' locks Qnclete AUBURN, MASS- IOHN SEXTON 6 CO. The National Chain Wholesale Grocers CLINTON MERCURY BROOK STREET GARAGE 203 Brook Street Clinton, Mass, -112- 5 uchusetts iii -,f-,,,... onM Q! 14 ' -4 . f, 'Q X,..x. M.. ..... ...MMMM ..V.,. .WW f---- 'wwe-WM'f'i' ifi him M ..L,L,LA , .LmVL . ,,,L . ,, ,. I A X Y .f . . . , , Qi. QQ Nqgggag., .l A. ., ,gt X- , gf 'y ,l 1 Sgr-'gf Y X .J 1' X X 6 ,. 3. Q 'x 555: 45 Nw W, 2 D 3 f Q . 2' J Full-time College Press Craftsmen, left to right: L. Nelson, R. Johns, C. Budd, M. Budd, R. Jarschke, I. Collard, F. Mashni, L. Martinsen, N. Vining. Student workers pictured elsewhere in annual: H. Barber, E. Collard, J. Ferneyhough, D. Forsythe, B. Haloviak, D. Hamilton, R. Hawley, R. Kowalkowski, S. Kulesa, N. Lugo, H. Pires, P. Rathke, E. Torres, L. Torres, L. Willumson, D. Yakush. THE CCDLLEGE PRESS Pres R Marshall 1C9 Pres Ed Knck TUIlENl ASSUCIATIU Atlantic Umon Colleue ujlzere Cuffure Jileeid Clzrwhanz g 1 l of H I I C l O fl t l 12 - ass' -113- CLINTON LAUNDER-EASE SELF SERVICE UICK . . . Q EAN CL . . . SANITARY . . . ECONOMICAL . 1osH'UA c. PRICE, Prop. 383 High St. Clinton 1959-M f g W l .. L4,, .3 5 W1 . Hziifil'-Q-A-' ww n-A ' V I I fi QQIQQM- - 1 X ik P1 l .ir ,Q 1 'T s l A i Q 4- x , fylfgla 2 V ' 5.9. 1 Y Y, mx -35 'W -L-.4- -gwfilff 4'-Y... V . SV X if I ............ Togetherness in the church starts in the home. Your home needs the good old REVIEW. For That Family Feeling We Recommend THE FAMILY GROUP Review and Herald .............................................. 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Andrews, Arthur-57 Trull St., Somerville, Mass. Appleby, Betty Jean-New England Sanitarium and Hospi- tal, Melrose, Mass. Armstrong, Mrs. Janet-Box 229, South Lancaster, Mass. Asgeirsson, Arni-72 Forest Street, Greenwood, Mass. Astacio, Jose-519 Bushxvick Ave., Brooklyn 6, N.Y. Astleford, Mary-100-l Victoria Ave., Saskatoon, Saskatch- ewan, Canada 1 a Astrup, Alvin-Olive Bridge, N.Y. Austin, Evelyn-Newark Valley, R.D. 1, N.Y. Austin, Robert-R.D. 1, Box 277, Kerhonkson, N.Y. Baker, Phyllis-115 Pennsylvania Ave., Binghamton, N.Y. Balough, Jean-36-08 29th St., L.I.C. 6, N.Y. Barber, Henry-53 Main St., Cortland, N.Y. Barker, Linbrook-Mt. Standfast, St. James, Barbados, B.W.I. Barnaby, Carl-23 Sammet Street, Everett, Mass. Barnes, Clarence-Sears Addition, Box 256, Nassau, Bahamas Barr, Beverly-55 Tappen St., Melrose, Mass. Basagoitia, Juanita-Block 19-C-201, Unidad Vecinalmiro- nes, Lima, Peru Bates, Alice-Strong, Maine Beck, Adolf-South Lancaster, Mass. Beisiegel, Bertram-Empire Boulevard, Float Bridge, Rochester, N.Y. Bernard, Thelma-504 NV. 158th St., Apt. 43, N.Y. 32, N.Y. Binns, Maurice-North Shore, Pembroke East, Bermuda Bissell, Phyllis-Box 211, Panama 4, N.Y. Blair, Verna-Box 61, Moretown, Vt. Blair, VVilliam-Box 61, Moretown, Vt. Blandford, Gordon-38 Mill Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Boccheciamp, Elias-382 Prospect Place, Brooklyn 38, N.Y. Botelho, Dennis-12 Narrow Lane, South Lancaster, Mass. Bourbeau, Williaiii-George Hill Rd., Box 108, South Lan- caster, Mass. Bowen, Cynthia-Skowhegan, Me. Boyd, Elizabeth-New England Sanitarium and Hospital, Melrose, Mass. Boyd, Joseph Blain-New England Sanitarium and Hos- pital, Melrose, Mass. Boyd, Laureen-New England Sanitarium and Hospital, Melrose, Mass. Boyd, John-61 Forest Park Road, VVoburn, Mass. Boyd, Zeta-Guy's Hill, St. Mary, Jamaica, B.1V.I. Boyden, Willis-24 Press Avenue, Norwood, Mass. Brackley, Joan-10 Gordon St., Somerville 44, Mass. Brady, William-South Lancaster, Mass. Bramwell, Rhenda-192 Franklin St., Stamford, Conn. Branson, Roy-71-31 Ingram St., Forest Hills, N,Y. Brathwaite, Keith-Box 223, Bridgetown, Barbados, B,W.I. Brown, Stephen-33 Scringsour Rd., NVorcester, Mass. Bryant, Evelyn-28 Green St., Newburyport, Mass. Budd, Mary-Main Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Budd, Wllll3111-lfvOX 564, South Lancaster, Mass. i?ugll.llO, Peter-180 Rhode Island Ave., Massapequa, N.Y. burdi, Ella-345 South Road, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Burrows, Correne-Pleasant View, Southampton, Bermuda Butenschoen, Barbara-Cambridge, Idaho Campbell, Wilfred-14 Dayton Ave., Half Way Tree, Jamaica, B.W.I. C3f3YV-211, Betsy-Route 1, Apopka, Fla. Carkin, Merrill-7 Cottage St., Milford, N.H. Qarlsolli Karen-45 South Avenue, Jamestown, N.Y. Carney, Burnell-24 Narrow Lane South Lancaster, Mass. 23551158 Miriam-Sixth St., Dover,'N.H. Caton- MYFtlCf326 Stuyvesant Ave., Brooklyn 33, N.Y. avanaugh, Lois-18 Ames Street, Medford, Mass. -125 Cllixhlyily-399 Upper Serangoon Rd., Singapgre 13, Y C119-D1112111, Joyce-1154 Lonsdale Ave Central Fal Chen, George-Maple St., South Lancaster, MaS5,1S, Rl Chun, John-17 Haiki Dong, East Gate Seoul Koi-ea Stark, Aigofa-251 W. 111 st., New Yoirk 26 N Y 3511133 obert-George Hill Rd., S ' ' i Cole, Ronald-325 Kurzon Rd., WestOitllip,LIilllI1IISter, Mass. Collard, Earl-P.O. Box 532, South Lancaster Mass. CO011, Nancy Lee--114 Coolidge Road, Rochester 9 N Y Coon, VVally-910 1fVes1eyan Drive, Macon, Ga, l i I Cooper, ElC3l1OF-11 Glney Avenue, Saylesville, R.I, Couden, R-aiford-108 Scoville Avenue, Manlius, N.Y. Covey, Philip-Narrow Lane, South Lancaster, Mass. Cowen, VV1lma-South Lancaster, Mass. Cox, Yvonne-636 VV. Cherry Street, Scottsburg Ind. craig, VVilliam-R.F.D. 2, Ellsworth, Me, ' Cress, Dorothy-6 Prescott Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Cruz, Alvan-87 Gordon Avenue, West Babylon, N.Y. Cruz, Juan-87 Gordon Avenue, VVest Babylon, N.Y. Cruz, Lucia-217 Hart Street, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. Cumming, Roger-18 Maple Street, Stoneham, Mass. Dallrllgren, Eunice-R.F.D., Old Common Road, Lancaster, ass. Darrow, Mary Lou-Airport, R.F.D. 3, Waterford, Conn. Dawe, Ruth-New England Sanitarium and Hospital, Mel- rose, Mass. Davies, Douglas-43 Church Street, Hudson, Mass. Davies, Nell-43 Church Street, Hudson, Mass. Davis, Thomas-Box 19, South Lancaster, Mass. DeJesus, Pedro-Ross Apartments, Main St., South Lan- caster, Mass. DelCotto, Helen-18 Stratton Avenue, Middletown, N.Y. Demsky, Conrad-Modena, N.Y. Diaz, Federico-172 E. 108th Street, New York 29, N.Y. DiBello, Caroline-17 Wallkill Ave., Middletown, N.Y. DiMauro, Paul-2750 Lurting Avenue, Bronx 69, N.Y. Dixon, Gary-+F'ardale Avenue, Ramsey, N.Y. Dodd, Roy-Bolton Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Dodge, William-476 Fulton Street, Medford, Mass. Dolan, Beverly-124 Partridge St., Elmira, N.Y. Dolan, June-124 Partridge St., Elmira, N.Y. Douce, Hermon-Ocho Kios, P.O., Jamaica, B.W.I. Drake, Nelma-South Lancaster, Mass. Duncan, Barbara-1435 Harrod Avenue, Bronx 92, New York, N.Y. Dwyer, Audley-Pike Coleyville P.O., Jamaica, B.W.I. Edison, Jay-32 Linden Avenue, Middletown, N.Y. Edison, John-32 Linden Avenue, Middletown, N.Y. Edwards, Robert-145 Bedford St., Rochester, N.Y. Edwards, Gloria-2 Summit St., Rensselaer, N.Y. Eroh, Agnes-South Lancaster, Mass. Estrada, George-67 LaRosa, Cabimas Zulia, Venezuela Evans, Nelson-13 Central Ave., Union Springs, N.Y. Everts, James-1214 Michigan Ave., Buffalo, N.Y. Fairbanks, Delores-Colesville Road, Binghamton, N.Y. Farley, Larry-Beedle Road, Richmond, Me. Farley, Marilyn-6 So. Front Street, Richmond, Me. Fenley, Eugene--Box 145, Mapleville, R.I. Field, Muriel-South? Lancaster, Mass. Fisher, Leslie-736 Fox St., Bronx 55, N.Y. Fitts, Paul-Parker Road, Lancaster, Mass. ' Fogarty, Kenneth-Belheld P.O., St. Mary, Jamaica, B.W.I Foggo, Alma-Baileyfs Bay, Bermuda Follansbee, Susanne-Lancaster, M355- Forde, Joyce-Chant Hall, South Lancaster, Mass. Forde, Kenneth-Chant Hall, South Lancaster, Mass. Forsythe, Dorothy-Storrs, Conn. Forsvthe, William-Storrs, Conn. Foster, Augustus-R.D. 3, Cfo Mrs. Raymond Roberts, Cazenovia, N.Y. a . 1. . f --'ne N.Y..R-17.3 l'OStQl,l'1CClkl1Llx Balclxxinsxi ,. H in NWN Y - f -t'- 'f' 1-lill l'oad. 5011111 1-11 t-Nt 1 lox' Lloid 'UNH' E n on Mass. lr,-Mel-, Rohert-59 Shore Street, 1-ltl 1 t Fuentes, jose-South Lancaster, Mass. Fuentes, Ofelia-South Lancaster, MMS- Furhish, Earl-No1'1'itltl0W9t'lfv NIV' g W, Richard-George Hill Road, South Lancaster, Mass GziPoLvich, Stephen--18-15 25 Ave., ll-l-1 -, 3' .N-Y Gardner, Arlene-R.R. 3, V211lvi'vC11lt'I', lxillls' Gardner, David-Box 501, South Lancaster, Mayss. Garheld, Anne--7 Elm Street, XfVest Lehanon, lN.1Ll. I ' Gasltin, Albert-236 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn 3S, Genaway, David--103 So. Main Street, l'.lmn'a, Nl. Getchell, Ernest-Hampden Highlands, Me. g Gilford, Curtis-Narrow Lane, South Lanvcaster, hflasw- Gill, Conrad-130 Lincoln AN't'l1llC,Y'l?L'111l aan, NN. U Gilmore, Thelma-New England Samtarium and llospital Melrose, Mass. Y Giordano, Joseph-1412 Bathgate Avenue, Bronx, N. .T Y Glageoe, Geraldine-2068 Mapes Ave., New X ork 60, NX Glover, Judith-Hebron, Me. Goodall, Ronald-Harvard, Mass. . V Gooding, Earl-Box 117, Castries, St. Lucia, B.XX .l. Graham, Kathleen-Robins Hall, Jamaica, B.W.l. Grant, Louise-1 Bolton Road, So. Lancaster, Mass. Ch-aV,lD6Ill16-FO1't Lawrence, Nova Scotia, Kanada . Griffin, Doris-New England Sanitarium and Hospital, Melrose, Mass. , , Grimes, Mvrna-268 Wlest 132 St., New York, NAV. Griswold, Ardyce-5-14 Mt. Zoar St., Elmira, N.X. Groom, Howard-Box 234, South Lancaster, Mass. Guillen, Jorge-2'2 Ppal Cahimas Zulia, Venezuela Guiles, Ellis-50 VVinthrop St., Riverside, R.I. Guiles, Louise-50 Wfinthrop St., Riverside, R.l. Hafford, Nancy-Glenwood Avenue, Oneida, N.Y. Y Haig, Bentley-14 Milford Road, Kingston, Jamaica, B.XX .1 Hall, Rebecca-71-05 37th Ave., jackson Heights 72, N.Y Hallgren, Leo-18 Harvard St., Gardner, Mass. Hallock, Nelson-Sylvan Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Haloviak, Bert-78 Liberty VV.H., Newburgh, N.Y. Halversen, Ronald-24 Malts Ave., NVest Islip, L.1., N.Y. Hamilton, Dean-29 Texasstrasse, Wlieshaden, Germany Haring, Bernard-Box 98, Sterling Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Harkins, Bruce-Sterling Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Harrington, Millard-14 Mill Street, South Lancaster, Mass Harris, Howard-East Jamaica, Vt. Harrod, Beverly-New England Sanitarium and Hospital Melrose, Mass. Harwood, Shirley-917 Gage St., Bennington, Vt. Hawley, Richard-19 Redwood St., Cortland, N.Y. Hazel, VVilliam-Old Littleton Road, Harvard, Mass. Heczko, John-cfo Dr. G. M. Arnott, Box 175, XVillowda1e, Ontario, Canada Heidik, Bruno-18 Haydon St., Basford, Stoke-on-Trent, England Hembree, Gail-335 Sayles Avenue, Pawtucket, R.1. Henrickson, Roy-101 Drexel Street, VVorcester, Mass. Henriques, June-495 VVashington Ave., Brooklyn 38, N.Y Hernandez, Milagros-1506 So. Blvd., Bronx 60, N.Y. Hernandez, Ruben-45 Celis St., Naquaho, Puerto Rico Herrick, George-Box 37, Truxton, N.Y. Hill, Edwin-545 High Street, Clinton, Mass. Hodder, Jean-Depot Road, Harvard, Mass. Holmes, Ruth-New England Sanitarium and Hospital, Melrose, Mass. Holt, Nancy-South Lancaster, Mass. Holt, Robert-South Lancaster, Mass. Hoppe, Gordon-'VVhitcomh Drive, South Lancaster, Mass. Hosten, Adrian-St. John's St., Victoria, St. Mark's, G1-en- ada, B.W.I. Howes, -Frank-22 Prescott Street, South Lancaster, Mass Hurd, FrankfSouth Lancaster, Mass. Hurd, Rosalie-South Lancaster, Mass. Jackson, Caddie-39 Hall Ave., VVhite Plains, N.Y. IacolbgEermce-Christiansted St., St. Croix, Virgin lslands .Int-rselilve, Reinhgorl South l.:nn':n-ter, Mass, ,lilSl'l1lillx, llorothy 'I llerrirk Ave., Spring V,,H,.. N lenuev Nl:trt1:n'et Killlourne St South l'tilq-qstf' ' 'Y- ' if - ', '- 'f,Mass .loll2tt1st'll. .ltlllll Nil Dfw! 5llt't'l, l,i'f,f,l4l,fH Z0 N Y hlohusen, M:trth:t H3 lfreniont St., filoversville, Niyi ' ' tl ' A ' ' lohnson, toralie 311 Xlaneliester, hlzunestown N Y lohnson, lfarl 'Box -193, South l.:1neaster Xlqle I ' y- 1... Johnson, Nornntu- 300 Mztnehester Road, lamestown N lones, ll:tt'l::ti':uf tIver Nook, St, jo1m'Q Rd- I, 'I 'Y- l'tiniud1 ik ' '1 -C111 lfj C XY:-st, ,I-' J . .lt'l1:Esixf'filx'illt- 18 Leith Road, Wlntheld 'l'own, jamaica, jones, Rohert l..g83o lfaile St., Bronx 59, N.Y, xlones, Rolmert XXP f-R.l .lJ., Mendon, Rutland, Vt, judge, l'hyllis-90 Yardley Avenue, Toronto 16 Umario iiitlliltlil ' ' Kaiser, Mrs. Marie-Box 587, South Lancaster Mage Kaiser, 1YilliammBox 587, South Lancaster, Mass. Kanleriek, Rohert--Box -163, South Lancaster, Mags Kenaston, llenryMl'rt-scott St., South Lancaster Mass Kendall, Marvin-So. Main St., St. johnshurv, Vt, i i Kerr, XYillia1n-Box 131, South Lancaster, Mass, Kiln, lilizaheth-23 f'Ull1l11Cl'l'L' St., New York 14 NY King, Norman-R.l7.lJ. 2, Progress, tjloycrsvitlcj NZY Kingman, Robert-1102 Ogden Bend, Oreg. Kline, l'aul--105 li. Browning Road, Bellmawr, NJ, Koval, t'athy-Main St., South Lancaster, Mass, Krajefska, XX'ayne-1269 XY. King St., Decatur, Ill, Krehelder, Matthias-18 Essex St., Andover, Mass, Kriek, lidwin-Box 39, South Lancaster, Mass. Kronquest, Kay-R.lJ. 2, Box 717, Auhurn, Calif, Krueger, Myron-Box -12, Poestenkill, N.Y, Kryger, l'aul-X63 51st St., Brooklyn 20, N.Y. Kryger, Roy-863 51st St., Brooklyn 20, N.Y. Kulesa, Stanley-366 liishel Ave., Riverhead, N.Y. Latirone, joan-tenterhridge Road, Lancaster, Mass. LaMountain, t'arol-Merrill, N.Y. Larsen, Gertrude-910 Kennehec Ave., Takoma Park, Md. Lastine. Alice-Box 22-1, Central Square, N.Y. Lauron, Samuel-Corinth, Vt. Lay. Michael-R.l7.D. 2, 1'ine Bush, N.Y. Lease, Robert-George Hill Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Lee, Howard-Box 281, South Lancaster, Mass. Lehman, Charles-Prescott St.. South Lancaster, Mass. Lehman, Shirley Faye-Prescott St., South Lancaster, Mass. Lighthourne, Ronald-lfrincess, Hamilton, Bermuda Littlefield, David-23 Narrow Lane, South Lancaster, Mass. Littleheld, Dale-23 Narrow Lane, South Lancaster, Mass. LiYolsi, Frank-235 Dorchester Rd., Garden City, L.1., N.Y. Londis, James-182 Lawrence Avenue, Brooklyn 35, N.Y. Lopez-Gonzalez, Nilsa-316 E. 119 St., Apt. 6, New York 35, N.Y. Lugo, Nilda-1170 E. 229, Bronx 66, N.Y. Magoon. Stanley-XYest Topsham, Yt. Mahnke, Beatrice-12 Maple Street, Babylon, N.Y. Mamay. Marilyn-3098 Fulton St.. Brooklyn 8, N.Y. Marshall, james-77 Cottage St., Hudson, Mass. Marshall, Rohert-Box 58, Main St., South Lancaster, Mass. Marston, Robert-New England Sanitarium and Hospital, Melrose, Mass. Mason, Terry-121 Prospect Ave., XYhite Plains, N.Y. Maxwell, Beverly-Boston Road, Sutton, Mass., R.F.D. 2 Mcflenon, Sylvia-Carter St., Lancaster, Mass. McConnaehie, Rohert-R.D. 2, Kelowna, B.C., Canada McCoy, Roy-753 Sth St., S.E., 1Vashington 3, DC. Mcliinney, Oscar-Route 3, Rockville, Md. Medeiros, Mildred-35 Plain St., Taunton, Mass. Mercado, Ramon-Main Street, South Lancaster, A115155- Meszaros. Paul-6202 60th Place, Maspeth, L.1., Nl- Middendorf, Hendrikje-,lac Van Lennepstr. 14 Enschede, Holland I Middendorf, Hykie-Iac Yan Lennepstr. 14 Enschede, HO' land Miller, Paul-Vernon, Yt. , Millington, Errol-691 Monroe St., Brooklyn 21, Nfl- Mills, Richard--19 Mystic Ave., Sommerville, M2155- Mitchell, 1'ierre-S9 Shoreham Ter., Fairfield, Colm' i -126- I I I X X ,P V for Xrttif- tlflitf- 1' wwf, fftfuf ff, 1 065.11 Oli'-ff' 111, . om- fi-if outta I Ortiz. 12' Ottti. lf Palmvqf. A llama- P' f Patti-ii. Parser-. 'f'57', .' Perl WT27' Payzotz, Ma :- 311311. Peck. Pecl:.1'i -f 1- -- Pttte. ,ltaf'.f1' Pelletier, Penney. Penstotlc. 1:-'Q L R. Percy. 11' if- Dj: lamazca. li. -- . Perry Xf.r:t1a-QI Peterson. ,ltzffitr larnaifa. itll- , Petrone. Ri:--' if Petti. Genre' -. Phillips. l'3arl-ar.- Phipps. 1. 1.-arf: .Q- Pierrc, All-t-71-1.2 - Pires. l'lo'.1,'g7ff-. . ' Pires. Y: '1'A:' ,. llgliuhi. -llelrose. Klas- Pttt, David-tl 1--.f lf.. Pitt, H. E-ting?-I 1 Plumb, Eeniaztiv' Plummer, HU., ,Lf 13.111, P0ll'6l', l,Qf,.1,i, Pomerov, 12131, Powers., Rliep,Lt PVFST- last-ii-R Prllielera, Renal Quaraglioolv ' X. .Xl fi .il .IL ulmllbi lolui-'J Rallllig Patil : . Ramon. Geor.. i ., 1 1 Ratlilmun. Cliakrilixi lgeiiieivskih Roiu ri Riilmmoll' Emote, R,l5flf.,Roiist44s . Ric ei' Dull? 1 - . . Riiiii' Rmllaffl - Fraukx . 6- Raiinonrlimi , - sit Igldw- Edna IQ... :LAS Xt' Ro I - 1? t Rollii' Utter fi lll ' . P- .l0anu I t Mags. - Print, ' ruth Lt,,?,alle5', N Y ljtmlglyfu Eiastx, 'luwfwillei ,l:uiie5,OWn, ,H - NX, ,P.ts,lQl', xfagq xoad, lamlf' ,l olnfs Rfl-itigzigbN,E rg-Q ltililuld T0wn - Iainaiq, ,rnx SQ Y Y ' ., Rbutlaiiil, X , t-, loromo lb Ont ' ' ang, I Mlaiicagrer' Mas, airitasler, Mass 7' Engaiicasrqr, --1 .ancaster, ,. .luhnsburr XQMM' rieasrcr, Blass.. New York 14' ,cgi . rovcrsrillr- ' 'i Q ,km K, Xl. til, Bcllinawr, XJ -,-raster, Mass, A Ft.. Decatur, 111, , :Xndorer, Klass- .ca-ter. Mass. , fxzibgrm, gam- Qyii. N.Y. TY 30. Nl. 'U YY Riu eritearl, XX, Lancaster, Mass, 1 . .'- 'liakoiiia Park, Md. r',z:arf:. Nl. lx.. rwiiii Lancaster, Blass -ter. Mass. Lama-ter. Blass. , :xii l-ancaster,1lass :Ii-,:., liermuda :Zh l.ancaster,1la5s anti. Lancaster, 31855 :fl-fri City, l,.l,, Xl gf, E17-uuklyn'55. sz, Agn. 6, New lvfl ,. 1 1, ,,,, XY. . Ala.: B. 5-l' , .-tr. - att ' Iaiic f hllaf' l and Hospital, 1,-.:.., YY. .. rfifffi-itlfi V, tra., ' ' zgtjfhllafla 1, ' ' , K' ,. 43,52 J, D l . Eff. . ,- Bla-ix ,. . ,512 I .rl,N:,cVYY' ,, . 0 .L in ., if-' ,, ual' Nl te Patricia-Wlest Indian Training College, Mandeville 110 v ' B.1V.I. , Jagglicggl-O1,,1r-248 ,Pixlce Place, Bridgeport, Conn. g3,ff?,,?'y,,O,,,3e-Be-iiepiairre St., Andrews, Barbados, it ' v 17 . . u,,?tQDdI Duncan-306 xVl1llIGl1OI'S6 Lane, So. Norwood 1 Londbn, S.E. 25, England -fl-2'l Meriden St., Rochester 12, N.Y. Srgiglilkgalilorialuelle-513 Park Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. iqembhard, Clarence-Spalding, Jamaica, B.XV.I. Nembhard, Harold-Box 66, Port-ot-Spain, Trinidad, B.1V.I Nembhard, Valda--13 Prescott St., South Lancaster, Mass Nichols, Ella May-23 Prescott St., South Lancaster, Mass Niqora, Jeanne-South -Lancaster, Masis. N01-th,,lames-27-39 Gilmore St., E. Elmhurst 69, N.Y. Ochoa, Douglas-138 Andres Bello Cabimas Edo Zulia, ' Venezuela Odell, Erling-Star Route, Glens Falls, N.Y. Odell, Michael-Beechwood Farm, Temple, N.H. Oliver, Patricia-909 N. Eden St., Baltimore 5, Md. Olsen, Olaf-690-85 St., Brooklyn 9, N.Y. Ortega, Eleuterio-155 Fair St., Paterson, NJ. Ortiz, Hector-2238 Hughes Ave., Bronx 57, N.Y. Owen, Gwenivere-247 Chestnut St., Gardner, Mass. Palmer, Alexandrine-South Lancaster, Mass. Parrett, Elizabeth-235 Pierce, Concord, N.H. Parrish, Anne-P.O. Box 83, Loma Linda, Calif. Parsons, Guillermo-South Lancaster, Mass. Paul, Betty-15 Lighthouse Road, Babylon, L.I., N.Y. Payton, Gladstone-66M Constant Spring Rd., Jamaica, B.W.1. Peck, Karl-1140 Park St., Attleboro, Mass. Peck, Kenneth-1140 Park St.. Attleboro, Mass. Peete, Jeanette-524 12th, Niagara Falls, N.Y. Pelletier, joseph-24 Nathan Road, XValtham 54, Mass. Penney, Robert-South St., Auburn, Mass. Penstock, Floyd-Prescott St., South Lancaster, Mass. Percy, Voysey-76 YValtham Park Road, Halfway Tree, Jamaica, B.VV.1. Perry Norma-21 Oliver St., No. Dartmouth, Mass. Peterson, Judith-3 A Albert St., Franklintown, Kgn., Jamaica, B.1V.I. Petrone, Russell-2020 Gleason Avenue, Bronx 72, N.Y. Petti, George-Main St., South Lancaster, Mass. Phillips, Barbara-60-48 Bleecker St., Ridgewood 27, N.Y Phipps, I. Loretta-Ord Road, Paget XVest, Bermuda Pierre, Albert-LaFortune, St. Patrick, Grenada, B.XV.1. Pfres, HQWard-Cobb's Hill, 1Varwick, East, Bermuda Plffiilvlrgliaa-Next' England Sanitarium and Hospital 1 1 e rose, 1 ass. Pitt, David-Cedar Hill, Wfarwick VVest, Bermuda gift, F-BEsther-Cedar Hill, Wfarwick Wfest, Bermuda Um J, enjamin-Box 7, Ascutney, Vt. Plugirxigeg, Hazel-Old Harbour, St. Catherine, Jamaica, Poifef, Leo-60 Norwood Ave., Fitchburg, Mass. ggmfff0YREsthe5-Soutli Lancaster, Mass. wers, e - ' y M , Prest, IasoniR.Dglu2iqBlli3ssv3le, N.Y. Prlvetefa, Rosalie-45 Montgomery St., New York 2, N.Y Quiifagliooly. Khalil-PO. Box 553, South Lancaster, Mass Qu1mbY, John-62 Main St., Stoneham, Mass. Rathk R Ramfm, George-Memorial Drive, St. Johnsbury Center, Vt Rathbun, .Charles-P.O. Box 172, South Lancaster, Mass. Rem9WSk1, Robert-61 A Pearl St., No. Wfoburn, Mass. Rcmmgton, Bruce-Route 2, Randolph, N.Y. RfXi1',1Ron-1448 California St., Mt. View, Calif. R20 CS, DcWay1ie-5432 Locust St., Lincoln, Nebr. Rigs, Raymomi-Refi stone nm, su-,-img, iviass. Rlceri Efllla Teaii-Welmster, N.Y. Rlfisef, Rlchard-Charlton, Mass. 1120, Frank-15 Clarendon St Malden Mass 6, Pat-154 Brompton Rd., VVilliamsville 21, N.Y. Roach Clara PO Pox 3a6iNassau Nl Pahanlas Jnins Joann 73 Carroll St Wattitoxtii 32 Miss 127 7 Roberts, John-Gr-H -'10 Q Ullllfsfl -'L Sangre Grande Trinid 1 B.VV.l. ii ' at Robinson, Irene-Crescent City' Fla- Roglcli DOFOUTY-P.O. Box 5033, Esmond 17 R.l ROYEUC, Nancy-763 No. Main St. L ' ii i - Rudisaile, Harvey-South Lancaster CMHIHSMYY Mass' Russell, Ruth-35 Milton Rd., Lakewooi:'.1l?SR.I, Saia, George-52 C- t I St H Samud H v I-en7ra reet, udson, Mass. s, on arc 9- Thornton St., Roxbury Mass Samuels, Kenneth-376 E. 143rd St., New York N.Y. Santella, Richard-Harbor St., Pepperell, Massi D Schermerhorn, Robert E.-Route 1, Lakewood N.Y. Schmidt, Merrill-1637 Van Antwerp Rd., Schenectady N,Y Schwartz, Jerome-164 E. 88th St., New York 28, N.Yi Seeley, Vvalffff, Jr.-Box 223, South Lancaster, Mass. Senseman, Loren-25 Hillcrest Ave., South Attleboro, Mass Sevlefance, Bernice-24 Narrow Lane, South Lancaster, ass. Shakes, Violet-473 Marion St., Brooklyn 33, N.Y. Sharpe, Nancy-385 Bennett St., North Tonawanda, N.Y Shaw, Huldah-Bird's Hill, Jamaica, B.VV.1. Shaw, John-8 Eames St., Framingham, Mass. Sheldon, Nancy-179 Dodge Avenue, Corning, N.Y. Silva, Enoch-G.1. Apartments, South Lancaster, Mass. Silxsrgvail, Marion-Centerline Rd., R.F.D., Johnsonburg Sims, Carol-56 Lake St., Pulaski, N.Y. Siggevton, Mercedes-560 West 150th St., New York 31, Siry, jose-901 E. 167 St., Bronx 54, N.Y. Skuce Smith Smith Smith: Smith, Smith Smith, Smith, Smith Martha-Kilbourn St., South Lancaster, Mass. Arthur-Rushville, N.Y. Charlotte-R.F.D. 2, Middletown, N.Y. Dorothy-R.D. 1, Blossburg, Pa. Dwight-Flagg St., South Lancaster, Mass. James-28 Beldwin Avenue, New Canaan, Conn. John-28 Beldwin Avenue, New Canaan, Conn. Ronald-5 Mill St., South Lancaster, Mass. Ruth-,Flagg St., South Lancaster, Mass. Soderblom, Robert-Commonwealth Ext., Middletown, N.Y. Sommers, Elaine-3728 Park Avenue, Bridgeport 29, Conn Sotomayor, Carlos-Prescott St., South Lancaster, Mass. Soto-Medina, Dennis-17 VV. 94th St., New York 25, N.Y. Spady, Richard-Cumberland San., Manville, R.I. Sparks, Nelson-Box 354, South Lee, Mass. ' Sprague, Howard-228 Park Avenue, Worcester, M355- Stephens, Joseph-Prescott St., South Lancaster, Mass. Strade, Russell-101 Reddington Bay Shore, N.Y. Stephenson, VVilliam-139 E. 5th St., New York, NZY. Stout, Emily-New England Sanitarium and HoSD1tal, Melrose, Mass. U Stuber, Gail-River Road, Richmond, Me. Suckert, Lothar-S5-07 Forest-Parkway, Woodhaveii 21, N.Y. Suckert, Manfred-85-O7 Forest-Parkway, 1N'oodhaven 21,4 N.Y. Sutherland, Bernard-Parks Road, Essex Hall, P.O., ' ,B.W.1. Stitigilglgjri-So. Campbell Blvd., N. Tonawanda, Suzuki, James-New England Sanitarium and Hospital, Melrose, Mass. Tanguav, Robert-1 Fisher Street, Portland 5, Me. I -. Tavar-ez, Ana-148 Franco Bida Avenue, Santiago, Domlm can Republic 11 83 N Hancock St Lexington Mass. 'r,i,L'f- . 2 1 Tilqgllz Robert-155 Chace St., Clinton Mass. Thbmais, Cleveland-5 Anderson Rd., Cross Roads P.O., f ' ,BNV.1. 'l'ligaii1allP3icy-130 Cornelius, Freeport, L-I-, N.Y- Thompson, Doreen-173-05. 113 Ave., ST -AN93115, N-Y- Thurlow, Beryl-Wfest Paris, Mc. Thurlow, Elaine-VVest Paflswlgfe. f- ,, , 1 ' -D ' , e. ' lglidiiii-Nleiii England Sanitarium and Hos 'fi vii- .- , M 'l'odi-ldi,ijl,1?ei.?5i06 Bzibgate Avenue, Bronix 57, N.Y. Forrts Fdnaid 40 19 70th Ax enue Astoria LIC N Y loiits Louis 40 19 20th Avenue Astoria L I C N X 1 ff ' V , . ,-f - r , . . . . . V , ,. 1 ,MAI l ly 1? l . J K ,- v 1 ,H JC 1 f ,W A .. , I , , 7 , 'S ,,, l Roll g . -, l . 1 , f' -- - ' , , '- -v ' ' . , ,: 4.0.1-1 P k . '., ' ' . , 1 . . . ti .f . - ' i ' n - M ..-.,T,L.T.,,,--, a,.ag 1L,L,'. -. .- fi '4'A4 ' Tremper, Helen-'Union Springs, N.Y. I Trick, Gloria-53 Longwood Avenue, liitcliburili M1155- Trimarchi, Paul-Box lll, South Lancaster, M2155- Turk, Ronald-Payne Road, Scarboro, Me. Turner, Ronald-8 Goss Lane, Lancaster, Mass. Valle, Ramona-616 Colton Ave., Newark, N.Y. Valle, Richard-616 Colton Ave., Newark., N.Y. - Vaughn, Donald-4971 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Callf. Vasquez, Raqual-542 E. l73rd St., Bronx.57, N.Y. Velez, Philip-126 Beatrice Ave., VVest lshp, N.Y. H Villalba, Damaso-Edif Emperador Apt. 12-Sn. ArlU5tl1h Sur-Caracus, Venezuela Vinglas, Velyo-l65 Humboldt St., Brooklyn 6. N.Y. Vitellaro, Angela-83 Irving Ave., Brooklyn 27, N.Y. Wagner, Joyce-Box 457, Redwood, N.Y. - . Walker, Elizabeth-29 W. Abington Ave.,.l'h1ladelpl1lH, PH- Walker, Wilma-cfo Hodder, Ha1'vard, Mass. Walkowiak, Donald--30 Harrison St., Taunton, Mass. Ward, Paul-George Hill Road, South Lancaster, Mass. WVashington, Calvin-117 Gibbons, Coatesville, Pa. Waterhouse, Glenda--2907 McRae St., Orlando, Fla. Weeks, Dellas-Ross Manor, South Lancaster, Mass. Weiss, Jean--328W Williams St., Providence 6, R.I. Westgate, David-65 Hill St., Raynham, Mass. VVest, Betty Ann-South Lancaster, Mass. XVestney, Lennox-South Lancaster, Mass. cadem Anderson, Paul-30 Mill Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Astwood, Albert-Warwick East, Bermuda Augustus, Carmen-Pembroke East, Bermuda Austin, Donald-R.F.D. l, Newark Valley, N.Y. Austin, Kenneth-French Village, St. Peter, Barbados, B.W.I. Babick, Patricia-222-14 92 Road, Queens Village, N.Y. Barnes, Daisy Lee-South Lancaster, Mass. Barton, Milton-Bennett Lane, South Lancaster, Mass. Bassett, Kingston-Long Bay, Bermuda Bates, John-R.F.D. 3, Barre, Vt. Bean, Judith-17 Payson Street, Fitchburg, Mass. Becker, Ronald-Main Street. South Lancaster, Mass. Bell, Ioan-East Pepperell, Mass. Berube, Ernest-Sawyer Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Berube, Gail-Sawyer Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Beyeler, Ruth-Neck Road, Lancaster, Mass. Bidwell, Mary-Mill Street, Lancaster, Mass. Blood, Forrest-Box 772, North Jay, Me. Bolan, Mary-2 Hilltop Road, New Haven, Conn. Book, Russell-Harrison Lane, Bethlehem, Conn. Borrero, Irma-Sawyer Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Bowen, Nancy-Sterling Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Braman, Clark-South Lancaster, Mass. Brewer, Verna-Winslow Street, Lancaster, Mass. Bridgham, Claire-R.iF.D. 4, Auburn, Me. Bruso, Dennis-Mill Street Extension, Lancaster, Mass. Burrows, Correne-Southampton East, Bermuda Candee, Joseph-Mill Pondi Road, Sheffield, Mass. Chen, Ruth-1 Maple Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Chen, Samuel-1 Maple Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Child, Myrna-Coburn Avenue, Dixfield, Me. Collins, Willis-Whitehall Road, South Hamton, N.H. Coombs, Mary Anne-63 Elm Avenue, Richford, Vt. Cowen, Henry-R.F.D. 2, Little Compton, Rl. Cress, David-6 Prescott Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Dahlgren, David-Old Common, Lancaster, Mass. Dana, Don-126 N. Plain Road, Housatonic, Mass. Darby, Linda-Stamford, N.Y. Darrah, Carlene-R.F.D. 1, Morrisville, Vt. Deitetmeyer, ,lack-Sterling Road, South Lancaster, Mass. - 128 XfVlN-Ipit-y, Judith--38 lfranklin Sl., NV:-llsville, NX, VVhite, George-l32'7 Ii. Rich St., Spokane 22, lVash Xkfliite, Joyce-Maple St., South l.anraster, Mass. 1 VVhite, Ruth-Ilox 356, XV:issan, lialiainas, li.VV,l, XfVhite, Stanley-VV. Ont-one-ta, N.Y. VVilkins, Frieda-24 llaven St. Reading, Mass. VVilliamson, Linval-Woodford, St. Andrew, jamaica l5.W.l. ' VVilson, Coralie-789 Formosa St., Wfinter Park, irla. Wfilson, Donald-Bridge St., lladdznn, Conn. Wilson, Edna-28 Homestead Road, VVindward l',O, Ja- maica, B.VV.l. Y Wilsoii, june-Long Hill Farm, Bolton, Mass. Wilson, Sandra-R.lJ. l, Mtufiraw, N.Y. Witter, Simon-l4Z XfVestminster St., Springfield, Mass. VVoll', Esther-New England Sanitarium and Hospital, Mgl- rose, Mass. VVood, Delmer-liox 284, South Lancaster, Nlass, Wright, O. D.-l7l Beverly Road, N.E., Atlanta 9, Ga, Yakush, Donald-158-09 45 Ave., Flushing 58, L.I., N.Y, Zawrotniak, Alice-28 East Palisades Blvd., Palisades Park, N.Y. Zars, Agita-Nod Road, Avon, Vonn. Zelnick, Gloria-220 Elm St., Everett 49, Mass. Zuill, Charles--Smith Parish, Bermuda Zuill, Henry-Smith Parish, Bermuda oster DeNeault, Blanche-South Lancaster, Mass. Diaz, Marie-Box 375, South Lancaster, Mass. Edmister, Theodore-R.F.D. 3, Oswego, N.Y. Elcock, VVinston-Apartment 6 C 5, 345 VV. 145th St., N.Y. Esposito, Arthur-83 Circuit Road, Bellport, N.Y. Evans, Douglas-Prescott Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Fay, Betty-24 Narrow Lane, South Lancaster, Mass. Federico, Peter-356 Adams Street, Manchester, Conn. Ferneyhough, john-R.R. 2, Orono, Ontario, Canada Flowers, Schylor-Andover, New Brunswick, Canada Foster, Lois-71 Pearl Street, Clinton, Mass. French, Eudora-George Hill Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Frost, Marlene-12 XVest Street, Newburgh, N.Y. Frost, XVallace-Hotel Road, Auburn, Me. Gamblin, Bettie--59 Maple Avenue, Leominster, Mass. Getchell, Lloyd-370 VVater Street, Clinton, Mass. Gibbons, Greta-Pembroke XVest, Bermuda Gibbons, McLee-Collectors Hill, Smith's Parish, Bermuda Gipe, Richard-Box 226, R.F.D. 2, Dover, NJ. Gladden, Edward-Star Route, Box 2', Richford, Vt. Gladden, Esther-Star Route, Box 2, Richford, Vt. Gray, Steven-22 Prospect Street, Essex Junction, Vt. Green, Ioan-115-45, 172nd St., St. Albans, Long ISlH11d Grey, Kenneth-Campton, N.H. Hallgren, Cynthia-l8 Harvard Street, Gardner, Mass. Hallgren, Leo-18, Harvard Street, Gardner, Mass. Hanson, Douglas-Main Street, Bolton, Mass. Hardy, Linwood-Mill Street, Lancaster, Mass. Harris, Burton-27 River Street, Hudson, Mass. Hartman, Cynthia-Box 126, South Lancaster, Mass. Hartman, Shirley-South Lancaster, Mass. Henkel, Gloria-Box 343, South Lancaster, Mass. Henkel, Sharron-Box 343, South Lancaster, Mass. 7 Henriques, Stephan-3718 Third Avenue, Bronx 56, Nl. Henry, Beverly-2280 Plainfield Street, Cranston, Rl Hilbert, Theodore-Kilbourn Street, South Lancaster, Mass' Hilbert, Victor-Kilbourn Street, South Lancaster, Mass- Hjalmeer, Gail-123 VV'addell Road, Manchester, C0011- Hodder, Lorraine-Depot Road, Harvard, Mass. ii' p' H. . li lf ' lf A ll l '57, , . la' I, , . t. ui' 1. 1 Kari' 14- - ff, ,1' K,,l,'.f:-' l':11a 'li' K1Z1,7'- Lau ,ft .1 Iazrirqri LIE!-t I,t.'.'.t'. il Il,,,'.,,, X.: Lucy. lim' ylgeizzreg M37-ill.: lla-trfirfff' lla-tr-14:11 Xl. V Klcfalla. F-if llcClai:... l-fa' i1fci,..-f:f:-,- Klclxtiafrj, KlCKll2fZc:-. Klcliizznej-. Merrill. Rf:-' Xles-einer. li: Miranda. liff Moeclcel, 1 af Moulton. lla' Nelson. liraff Nelson. Faith Neumann. li: Newton. Xliyr Nicora. Rohr Olsen. X 171116 Parron, tgp.. Pecci. ,leazzzxt Pecci. Loreiq Peterson, Car Peterson, Sf., ' :. ni.: XX, Hath St., Ni. ,L , . ff -'- ',',.,.a..,.v..-if-N ' - -f - - 4 V Mn Q' . s lx V , Spokauz Q79-L. llffister, fffxx HSli. Zllinniasl ldniq via, in Andrew- Tamaic ' a Wim I Cl' Park F . la' full- Conn, ad. Wiiidv,-ard PO X, Y ia- , QQ,-Q Mass, NI S i fix arin mmbheld' M2155 ni and Hospital, Tel. Csticasteru Mass. . NE., Atlanta 9, Ga- Flnshingf SS- LII NY nitdd Pausades PM nun. :rem 40, Mass, llltirlg :usda YET. Marx si. sic-r, Mass. 'V-'.'. clo. ' 1 ad, llellnort. XY. Sr ruth Lancaster, Mass. 4:12 Lancaster, Mass. '-fur. Xlancliester. Conn. . .. Ontario, Canada i l ',ms',','iCi'C, Canada . .lr Mass. - Soxzth Lancaster, llass. X v-',', ilflfuh. .s. --Wg, Sh. f,.f.-niinster, Mass. u tilfgznjll. Mafi- -Arx :gd Parish, Bermuda lvl .,','g , ' 'QQ lfichi0fd' it' 2, n5.faif-rf1.lf- t i'i 'fx Junction' Vtleland 4: Xiban.. Long 7 ,W . tiigrrllltf. M5155- V 1,1--.-1 M355 :LL - 2 ' Y . ,QI Buifiv' .-gif. Mais' il. ,:1. Maia . i , .,,,7,5f, M355 Y-..-. Llaii -71.11 M352 .1 'T ' re H1 -'M ' Xian' inf? der' ' in - Conn. r H' 2' imiiiil , I 'wx 317,51 O. ll-205 Sterling Street, Fairfield, Conn. Horgeiai 11732-iiiglgl-205. Sterling. Street, Fairfield, Conn. ggfvfftii lvlartha-Smiths Ig3aS1l11,ENiY.H 7 C , f 29 Martin oac, ast ax en, onn. 1I:II2XLii,,5SEiey-22 Prescott Street, South Lancaster, M355 bs Frank-Sterling Road. South Lancaster, Mass, Jacobs' Lloyd--Sterling Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Jaco 5iEleanor--Mill Street, South Lancaster, Mass. Jamie' Frances-Mill Street, South Lancaster, Mass. igiiiesi Nancy-Mill Street, South Lancaster, Mass. ' -300 Manchester, Jamestown, N.Y, hnson Chester R 'ifghnsouy Thomas-Route 6, Andover, Lonn. 7 Kaiser, Eldora-6 Morris Square, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Keslakev Victor-Box 56, South Lancaster, Mass. Koss' Marjorie-98 Candee Avenue, Sayville, N.Y. Kowalkowski, Ronald-Box 598, Sandy.Hook, Conn. Kulega, Patricia-366 Fishel Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. Kunze, Katherine-104 Arch Street, Keene, N.H. ne Vance-South Lancaster, Mass. Iljigarrtiltioli, Joan-45 Prairie Avenue, Suffern, N.Y. Lipgeombe, Margaret-Bone 75, Lieglerville, Pa. Lowe, Betty-Scaur Hill, Somerset, Bermuda Lowe, Maxine-Southampton East, Bermuda Lucy, 'Frances-1200 XV. Wlater Street, Elmira, N.Y. Maguire, Lloyd-Fayville, Mass. Marshall, Fred-South Lancaster, Mass. mo ames-46 Arrandale Axe Cr Neck NY Mastrogiaco , J '. ' ., 1 . '. . . Mastrogiacomo, Lorraine-46 Arranclale Ave., Gr. Neck, 7 Nl. McCalla, Karl-3718 Third Avenue, Bronx 56, N.Y. McClain, Lillie-72 XVindheld Plain, XVorcester, Mass. McCloskey, Lawrence-South Lancaster, Mass. McKinley, Joyce-205 Adams Street, Buckland, Conn. McKinney, Lucy-Route 3, Rockville, Md. McKinney, Oliver-Route 3, Rockville, Md. Merrill, Rose Marie-Sherburne Center, Yt. Messemer, Janice-Rt. 3, Troy, N.Y. Miranda, Edda-18-19 25th Road, Astoria, Long Island Moeckel, Carl-Box 322, South Lancaster, Mass. Moulton, David-8 Cannon Road, East Hartford, Conn. Nelson, Bradley-South Lancaster, Mass. Nelson, Faith-South Lancaster, Mass. Neumann, Judith-Box 45, Youngsville, N.Y. Newton, Myron-General Delivery, Spenard, Alaska Nicora, Robert-Sterling Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Olsen, Virginia-Kendall Hill Road, Sterling Jet., Mass. Parron, Carol-R.F.D. 3, Troy, N.Y. Pecci, Jeanne-932k High Street, Bath, Me. Pecci, Lorelei-9325 High Street, Bath, Me. Peterson, Carol-195 XVoodbine Street, Cranston, R,L Peterson, Sonya-195 VVooclbine Street, Cranston, R.I. - 129 Pctryk, Paul-Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Prtts, Barbara-South Lancaster, Mass, Pitts, Hel-en-South Lancaster, Mass, lliitt, David-Box 27, South Lancaster, Mass. itt, Thelma-Box 27, South Lancaster, Mass. POIUCFOY, I-11512011-SOLIH1 Lancaster, Mass, Post, Martha-Bennington, Vt. Queen, Rochelle-Main Street, Lancaster, Mass, RCa1'd0l1, John-Carleton Place, Lancaster Mass Record, Charlotte-Sterling Road, South Lancaster Mass Robert, Maurice-R.F.D. 1, Box 40, Seftner Fla i i Rogerson, Faith-Berkshire, Mass. I i Rollins, Darrel-136 Livingston Street, Newark NJ, Rollins, Larry-32 Spring Street, R.F.D., Mansfield, Mass, Schumacher, Arthur-Ballard Hill, Lancaster, Mass. Scott, Robert-48 Nichols Street, Everett 49, Mass. Severance, XMayne-Box 333, South Lancaster, Mass. Seymour, Beverly-Richardson Road, Fitchburg, Mass. Seymour, Constance-Richardson Road, Fitchburg, Mass. Seymour, Norma-Richardson Road, Fitchburg, Mass. Smart, Lorene-Box 226, Singapore, Malaya Smith, janet-Box 594, New Canaan, Conn. Smith, VVendell-Box 221, South Lancaster, Mass. Stevens, Jessie-Mill Street, Lancaster, Mass. Swanson, Kenneth-2 Forest Street, Marlboro, Mass. Taylor, Dolores-East Dorsey Lane, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Tilghman, Sheryl-Parker Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Tkachuk, Rosalie-Mill Street, Lancaster, Mass. Todd, Ardith-Summer Street, Lanesborough, Mass. Trick, Joyce-53 Longwood Avenue, Fitchburg, Mass. Truesdale, Marilyn-4 River Road, Saylesville, R.I. Turner, David-Sterling Road, Lancaster, Mass. Turner, Harry-Box 109, Route 3, Coventry, Conn. Turner, Marilyn-Sterling Road, Lancaster, Mass. Twing, Keith-33 Hancock Street, Fitchburg, Mass. Tyler, Ray-Sterling Road, South Lancaster, Mass. Upson, Richard-228 Cook Hill Road, Cheshire, Conn. NVeisher, Rayanna-Box 84, Hebron, Conn. VVilliams, Norma-54 Hillcrest Avenue, Hainden, Conn. NVillumson, Lydia-cfo Peters, 501 E. 87 Street, New York 28, N.Y. WVilson, Margaret-Bridge Street, Haddam Center, Conn. Wilson, Vern-Box 176, South Lancaster, Mass. NVoods, Albert-R.F.D. 2, Rumford, Me. NVoods, Katherine-Narrow Lane, South Lancaster, Mass. VVoods, Mfargaret-R.F.D. 2, Rumford, Me. Yelland, Joyce-Sand Hill Road, Peterborough, N.H. Young, Sandra-Danby, Vt. Young, VVarren-Danby, Vt. Zaffis, Georgianna-43 Indian Avenue, Bridgeport 6, COUN- Asst. f.llUl'lSll'l'?-BI llarvey Rndisaile, Robert Soderb r-fanization fficers 8 Asst Su its ' Ronald 'I'url' George l'etti, Art Club , , , . , A I 'Alien' llzities, llt'Kl'lllIlll lliinee P1'Osf21111 .Pl15111'1U21'1f-l?'ml'lHQf1f u'i, O0 y Secretaries: Gloria 'l'ria'k, Nancy Sheldon PFOJCCW Lllfllflllilll, 5ll1ll0Y -UWUOL Asst. Secretaries: llevlerlb' Dolan, Gloria Zelniek filltll'lSlK'l'SI lloward Groom, lloward l.ee Biology Club President, Robert Tangtkay Vice-President, Robert Frazer U Secretary-Treasurer, George Herrick Delta Alpha Club President, Nancy Coon Vice-President, Mary Budd Secretary, Mary Lou Darrow Treasurer, Jeanne Nicora German Club President, Manfred Suckert Vice-President, Betty Parrett Secretary-Treasurer, John Johansen Home Economics Club President, Beverly Maxwell Vice-President, Leo Hallgren Secretary, Clara Roache Publicity Secretary, Nancy Sheldon Art Director, Irene Robinson Junior Chamber of Commerce President, George Petti Vice-president and Treasurer, Delmer lvood Publicity Director, Olaf Olsen Kappa Nu Epsilon Presidents: Patricia Mote, Ann Parrish Social Vice-Presidents: Phyllis Bissell, Nancy Sheldon Spiritual Vice-Presidents: Agita Zars, Gloria Zelnick Secretaries: Sylvia McClenon, Eunice Dahlgren Treasurers: Coralie Johnson, Mildred Medeiros Parliamentarians: Ardyce Griswold, Delores Fairbanks Choristers: Judith Glover, Clara Roach Literary Writing ,Club President, Deane Gray Secretary, Beverly' Dolan Music Guild President, Kenneth Peck Vice-President, Donald Vaughn Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Sharpe Publicity Manager, Erling Odell Phi Delta Chi Presidents: Louis Torres, Robert Tanguay Vice-Presidents: Robert Tanguay, George Herrick Secretaries: Henry Zuill, Robert Frazer Treasurers: Karl Peck, Jay Edison Pastors: Hector Ortiz, James Everts Sergeants-at-arms: Donald VVilson, Robert Kingman Radio Club President, Roy A. McCoy Vice-President, Dennis Anderson Secretary-Treasurer, Joan Brackley tJ1'g'anist: Doris Griffin Asst. Organist: Nancy Sharpe l'ianists: Sylvia Meth-non, Donald Vaughn Asst. Pianists: Joyce XVagner, Arni Asgeirsson Secretarial Club President, lieverly Barr Vice-President, Yvonne Cox Secretary, Arlene Gardner Treasurer, Nell Davies Publicity Secretary, Delores Fairbanks Advertising Manager, Carolyn Murphy Science Club President, Marvin Kendall Vice-President, John Heczko Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Soderblom Sergeant-at-Arms, Linbrook Barker Sponsors, Dr. Philip S. Chen Professor Daniel Koval Society of Ruth President: Linda Gage Vice-President: Fern Penstock Secretary-'lreasurer: Gail Marshall Asst. Secretary-Treasurer: Lorraine Lee Co-Sponsors: Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Tucker South Lancaster Flying Club President, Edwin Krick Vice-President, XVil1iam Budd Secretary, Glenn Toppenberg Treasurer, Arthur Smith Sponsor, Professor Harold A. Drake Student Colporteur Club President: Ronald Turk Vice-President: Fred Foster Treasurer: Edwin Krick Secretary: Mary Budd Sponsor: Elder L. E. Tucker Teachers of Tomorrow President, Jean lVeiss Vice-President, lVilliam Bourbeau Social Vice-President, Ardyce Griswold Secretary-Treasurer, Rhea Powers Librarian-Historian, Betty Bates Publicity Secretary, Judy Glover Parliamentarian, Dick Reiser Temperance President: Robert Edwards Vice-President: Robert Soderblom Treasurer: Richard Valle Recording Secretary: Elizabeth VValker Corresponding Secretary: Catherine Koval General Contest Chairman: Ronald Turk Sponsor: Dr. Margaret Palmer Activities Manager, Gary Dixon Sponsor, Professor John Morris Theology Forum Sabbath School: Superintendents: David Gardner, Roy Branson President, Elder H. E. Nembhard Vice-President, Louis Torres Secretary-Treasurer, Gordon Hoppe Sponsor, Elder VV. R. A. Maclgwick -130- 1.1 '??'i.3', 1 , H , arc lik! M' G, tf1P5 ri Q li it . lf 1 A :J , ' et , .n '? Mid-day SHO l ' , , . , in N f 1 ls bg. NX-ll I av' 1' . fl 1 5 I 9 Q 116 Service from ti l. lf 1 Whafs 1: - Mimi x ling Robert S ,fm A il' Vvui. 5,hVi4iOll 3 Zdlligk Q - lx U1 I-Q Oderblom Q31PQ'gug1w A ' - Sgemrsgon '1 i'iS Y I H 1 v J: ufrnny 'ik .LTPQQT .Jie Luc X. Tucker QIKLQQL f P: EISQX fi X ' gggim fi 34 ff . is ' - -- :rrp S Q i f .1s'.z'. -- sw , . i,..l ' if sys ' '77 i 54531 S A , i 'AA' x.,xX.X ' ,- i , . f Q fi 5 'A' ' .f 55 W,-g f' 1 ' . X3 N 9.5555-. ' L . 53. ,- ,. ,..k.,. . . '.:j1.E?E 1 I , - ff e .f 5. ' - ' vQ .s 2 - ' WF 'Y 11 ' ' .: ..x 1 1 Q Wx R2 .YR NW ' ' ' if-7 1 . 4 , , .. W l .A....A.f...: .QQ gil L :Q 7.5 -K ... i i ... ..,,,,.,,.aQ'4 L Z ii' . -X,..4 -fffff .M p , f h ' ,Q Q , e - Beh1nd every man there's a woman M. G. trips are like picnics 53, - ..-F. . xy Jx V 1 .- ,X , N . .jx 'NE Ll? , 3 125' 4' 1 f ' lj '-1-' 1. Mid-day snooze ,:. 11 3' 1 ' I ai 1 1 5- ' i I iffre, f, if L L .pf 3 ffl I ll 1 L' 1 I p- M lw '-Qf ' 'S 'N , i 1 1 A ,A X. is ! -O awp' f'. .T. ff .tu 9 bf. What did you do? di! Service from tip to top NOW and then I sv gin! 1 f 6704 What's this? What more could be Sa We v C CB oo! Y Mr. and Mrs. Stump at home U so H ,,:,.,.,f,m 'fwfi.5.2KlvbiJ -.r9qe's?Pffg2w'i's-'f.'EE.esg. X A 5 ' E i ' f if ' :1:::':'?:2 z ?. 3 ,S ' . 9 4 z Q '. 4.3839 EE . f , W, 1' M s?-Y f, 5 E-'I11:::e if iv-on-fn.-M..:y,,yLr ' v Egg.. A Q . R, hi N are - are 'Q 4 ' K' 310- bf T' ,J ,,,. ,A ,,,. ,,.V,., A, . -.,. . '- , .4 'I Q.:-: M , . 'f 1 5 . gf ' ' ' 5' ' eff Si? iffiv-..,' Roof fine-S5 00' ,pw id? Whom do you think you re fooling? u just before the formal President Smith Surprise party Stepping out 5 x Christmas in Florida l Office conference A , , 1. , ., . . . ,jf .,' 4. . 1 P 5 , - , -' 'W , 2 - 'I ' f '1. .s i . 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