Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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J., ,If,g, x Clbliirrm nf Ihr Qllaza nf 1925 1925 President, CHARLES KENNETH CGNNER Vice-Pfresident, KATHERINE COLBY BURKE Secretary, BERNICE MAYHEW Tsreasmw, CARL HAROLD MILLEIZ 1924 P1'esIz'de1zt, ERWIN DAIN CANHAM Vice-Psreszfdent, EVELYN WIIIMA PARKHURST Sem-emsry, HELEN ELIZABETH HILL T1-easm-er, THOMAS ALDEN REED 1923 President, ROBERT GORDON CHANDLER , VZT6-Pl'8SiCl6'llt, ELSIE FURBUSH BRICKET ' Svc-retczsry, ALICE LOUISE EAMES Treusm-er, RALPH LYONS COREY 1922 President, KIRBY SfMONS BAKER Vice-President, LOIS NIADELYN SIMPSON Secretary, ELIZABETH JORDAN T7'CClSIl'7'07', JAMES SHARPLES SIMPSON 24

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X . . I I V . 4 .- Y , CLARENCE ARCHIBALD, ILS. Archie Lewiston, Maine Nothing succeeds like success. Born October 11, 1901, Woonsocket, Rhode Island: Huntington High School 19211 Var- sity Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Relay Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 43 Winter Sports Team 1, 2: Debating Council 2, 3, 43 Var- sity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Military Science 3, 43 Jordan Scientific 43 Student Council 3, 113 Outing Club Director 3, 4: Mirror Board, Assistant Editor 3, 4. Archie's long list of track successes needs no elaboration, but especially among them can we remember the thrill of that glorious day when Archie broke the State quarter-mile record. Archie, however, has not confined his success to the athletic field but has achieved distinction in various other fields of activity-those shown by his record and one not shown, when he broke from the ranks of celibacy, becoming a benedict in his Junior year. VHENRY ROGER ARNOLD, B.S. CARROLL PLUMMER BAILEY, B.S. Punk Auburn, Maine To know how to hide one's ability is great skill. Born April 16, 1903. Auburn, Maine: Ed- ward Little High School 19213 Varsity Club 4: Manager Football 4: Assistant in Physics 3, 43 Property man Million Dollar Play 3. Honor Student. Here he is, folks-Jonah's side-kick and another electric bug. Punk's latest achieve- ment is a radio outfit that anybody would be tickled to own. Here is a man who has proved that you don't have to cram everv minute to be a good student: all you need is a little thinking ability to carry you through, fand Punk has his share of that, all right. Carroll has an easy friendliness that makes him welcome anywhere and his Cheerfllllltes and good-nature are accepted as a matter of course. I am sure we will hear from Punk later. Bill Wakefield, Mass. Such and so various are the tastes of man. Born February 13, 1903, Wakefield, Massachusetts: Wakefield High School, 19215 Rifle Club 2: Outing Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Bill Arnold came to us from Norm ich University in our Spohomore year. Since then we have been ordered about by brusk military commands. Bill has always been a strong' supporter of the athletic teams and we remember a trip that was taken in support of the team when t'Bill entertained the whole gzanp in Wakefield. Reports have reached us, how- ever, that his talents have not been wasted, but that, with the assistance of the only genuine fur coat in college, he has cut a wide swath in many places. 26