Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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Maas co mmas Q HUBERT ALFONSO ALLENBY, A.B. Born June 4, 1897, Bridgetown, Barbados, Brit- ish West Indies, attended Preparatory School at Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, Assistant Oratoryg Forumg Glee Club, College Choir, Freshman Prize Speaker, Senior Exhibition. Al came to Bates from far-away Barbados, bringing with him his vicious tennis cut, his rau- cous laugh, his kingly bearing, and his bum tenor, or is it baritone, voice. He says woman is a mys- tery, but we notice Al does his best to solve her. With his soon-to-be-purchased demon motorcycle, his ivory-inlaid mandolin, his go-get-em spirit, his ear- nestness, Al will go far in his chosen field, be it re- ligion or business. FVFLHY MAE BAILVY, A.B. WINSLOW SAMUEL ANDERSOIN Born July 28, 1898, Portland, Me., Portland High School, Jordan Scientific Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Y. M. C. A., Choir, 1, 2, 3, Class Track Team, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Editorial Board, 2, MIRROR Board, 4, Junior Exhibitiong Coe Scholarship, 3, Assistant in Chemistry, 2, 3, 4, member of American Chemical Society and American Electro Chemical Society, 'I' B Kg Senior Exhibitiong Honor Student, Class Day Speaker. Andy is always ready to mix up some kind of a concoction with a guaranteed pre-war flavor or to launch some get-rich-quick scheme. If you think him a crab, just remember that Andy simply has to hand out advice whenever he can, and says it's easier to crab than to construct. Now that ought to go info flzc Mirror- Born July 4, 1895, Lewiston, Maine, Brunswick High, Enkuklios, 1, 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4. We are just beginning to suspect Evelyn of be- ing romantic--oh, yes, ROMANTIC in capitals. According to her, romance runs somewhat to a thrilled contemplation of manly qualities and char- acteristics. From a quiet, unassuming little lady she has become a talkative, somewhat sentimental person of flapper tendencies. Reason? Emma. It is, however, merely a passing fancy and will wear away, leaving our sensible, understanding, very dc- mure and optimistic Evelyn. 29

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RRR 5.1Q9ZZilMH1Q?,LfQ,ClDI22f Sveniur Qllamfi Cmiiretz President, EUGENE ALVIN HUFF 1918 Vice-Presridewt, RACHEL SOUTHWICK KNAPP Secretary, MINERVA ELIZA CUTLER President, CARL BELMORE Treasurer, HARRY SEVERY NEWALL 1919 Vice-President, RUTH ALLEN Secretary, LOIS CHANDLER President, JOHN CUSICK Treasurer, CHARLES PETERSON 1920 Vice-President, SIDNEY TROW Vice-President pro tem, MARIAN BATES Secretary, EMMA CONNOLLY President, STANLEY W. SPRATT Treasurer, RAYMOND EBNER Chaplain, EDWIN MORRIS 1921 Vz'ce-President, LAURA HERRICK Secretary, ISABELLE MORRISON Treasurer, ROBERT JORDAN . Chaplain, EDWIN MORRIS 28

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fb one soar m oe. T o Q38 ea MARY ELIZABETH BARTLETT, A.B. Mary Born July 9, 1900, Brentwood, N. H., Sanborn Seminary, 'I' B K, U. A. C. C., Seniority, Enkuk- lios, Y. W. C. A., Phil-Hellenic, I. C. S. A., Base- ball Second Team, 1, 2, Hockey Second, 3, 4, Vol- ley Ball Second, 4, New Hampshire Club, Chairman I. C. S. A. Committee for Old Ladies' Home, 3, 4, member Judicial Committee, Student Government, Honor Student, Phi Beta Kappa. Is-fl-bel-le, can you get that problem? Mary doesn't make much noise-proctors don't anyway, I guess-but just look at her record! She's the kind of girl we all look at-and sigh-we could never be like that. Latin Comp done a week ahead of time, yes, that has an appeal for us, but some- ARTHUR IRVING BATES, B.S. Born Lewiston, Me., June 22, 1897, Jordan High, 1916, Cercle Francais, 2, Politics Club, 3, 4, Jordan Scientific Society, 4, Assistant Chemistry, 4. Since Arthur has been one of Mr. Bates' com- muters via shank's mare and the Figure 8 through- out his college career, we have not become quite so well acquainted with him as we might have had he lived with us on the campus. The habitat of this young man seems to be Hedge Laboratory. His life is not all burettes, beakers, and bunsen burners, however, for it is known that he makes intermittent sojourns to that part of the campus where dwell the fair ladies of the institution, be it fair weather or otherwise. Anyway, he is one of Mr. Higgins' worthy assistants and a more efficient one we could not ask for. how- And you know she's got dimples-dimples- ever notice? Well, Mary, we've got to hand it to you. MARIAN WINNIFRED BATES, A.B. Born May 6, 1901, Hingham, Mass., Hingham High, U. A. C. C., 2, 3, Ramsdell Scientific, 3, 4, Petit Salon, 3, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Enkuklios, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President, 3, Vice- President Petit Salon, 3, Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain, 2, 3, 4, B , Volley Ball, 4, Second Team, 3, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer, 3, Honor Student. Here she comes-our slender, willowy Marian, the girl who can do almost anything, who is a basketball shark, a tennis fiend, and a lyric soprano- yes indeed, a LYRIC soprano with emphasis on the soprano. She is demure on the outside, but oh, what hidden depths! And by the way, Marian, old dear, how many times have you refused the sparkling diamond? We know they are many and to the point, as the fellar says. Here's how, and may you never forget old Twenty-One and her true-blue sports. 30