Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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,Ear '- BLANCHE Evra. GILBERT, A.B., A.M. Madame HN0141 my fI'li!Illl,l', lm' us bring our izztrllfdzzal bllggtlgf to rlasr mx! Zinn. Born at Lynn, Mass., November 14, 18745 Farmington, N. ll., High School, Salem, llllass., Normal School, A.B., Bates Collegcg A.lVl., Hillside College, Special Student at Boston University, Ratlclitle College, Milltllelnxry College, Un.1ve1'sity of Geneva. S0l'lJ0'llllf:, University of Paris, Harvard School of Edn- cation, Diplomee of Alliance Francaise: Instructor, Latin High School, Cam- bridge, Mass., for ten years: lnstructor and Assistant Professor in French at Bates, 1924-19265 Acting Head of French Departincnt, 192f1-1927: Studied at SOFUUHIIC, 1927-I9-28, Head of French Department since IQZSQ Diplomee de la Sorbonnc. University of Paris. ' VVILLIANI HAYES SAWYER, A.lVI., P1-1.D. ..Doc,, Il itl1 labels, norm, and Illillgflllllifr Born at l.i1ni11tzto11, Maine, February 4, 1802: l.ll'Illl'lgi0Il Acaclemyg Bates College, lQl3Q A.ll'l., Cor11ell Uiiiversity, 1916: Ph.D., Harvard University, l92QQ Instructor in Biology, Bates College, 1913-192:g with the American Ex- peditionary Forces in France, 1918-19195 Assistant Professor of Biology, Bates College, I922-IQ27Q Graduate Vllorlc, Harvard University, 1927-19:95 Instructor in Botany, Radcliffe College, Instructor in Biology, M. l. T., 1928-1929: Pro- fessor of Botany at Bates College since 19291 Sigma Xi: Phi Beta Kappa: imerican Association for the Advancement of Science, Botanical Society of merlca. DAVID BEALE MOREY, A.B. 'tDave Yo'1r'rr' not a ziizzgiiostizrizzil., but an, urifslopprible tiger. Born at Malden, Mass., Felwuary 25, 1889: Malden High School. IQOQQ A.B., llnrtmouth College, 1913g Director of Athletics and Head Coach of Foot- ball at lrliddlehury College, 19.50-1925: Assistant Coach at DZll'lITl0lltl'l2 Director of Athletics and Head Coach of Football and Baseball at Alahama Polytechnic lnstitute, 1925-1927i Graduate Study and Instructor in Physiology of Exercise at New York University, 19:8-1929: Head Coach of Football, Baseball, and Hockey, and Instructor in Physical Education at Bates College since 1929. FRED C. MABEE, P1-LD. I have fl good trxtboole on the siabjfct . . . Born at Cittoria, O11tario, Canada, 18833 McMaster University, A.M., IQZSQ Ph.D., 1927, Columbia Universityg Research Assistant in Physical Chemistry, Mass. lnstitute of Technology, 1900191173 Austin Teaching Fellow, Harvard University, 19118-1909, Professor of Chemistry, Mt. Union College, Alliance. Ontario, IQOQ-IQIUQ Professor of Chemistry, Shanghai College, Shanghai, China, 1910-19245 Professor of Chemistry, State Teachers College, Harrison- burg, Virginia, 1927-193113 Professor of Chemistry at Bates since 1930. llIVIllHIlI CIIE llll WWW 'IIIIVIIII llll lIlHn.lIIH1tfIlUlD IIIH11. 1 l122:l

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SAMUEL Fiuzomucx PIARMS, A.M. Sammy Wa-el Folks Born at Norwood, Minnesota, April 1:, 18843 University of Minnesota, A.B., 19110: II1l'l'VIll'Il, A.M., 1910: University of Michigan Summer School, IOIIQ l11str11cto1' in German at Bates, 19111-1914: Studied i11 Germz111y, sunnner of 1914: Instructor in Gcimzm at University of Minnesota, IQI4-IQISQ Assist- ant Professor in tlernmn at Bates, 1915-19:15 Studied ill Spain, 1921-1922: Professor of Spanish ut Bates since 1922: Director of Bates Summer School since 19.26. OLIVER FROST CU'r'1's, A.B., LL.B omg Sprnh on llmf if you will. Born 111 North Anson, Maine, August 5, 1873: A.B., Bates College, 18963 'l'1:acl1c1' of h'lZllllPlllIlliCS, Il'1lVCl'i.tll'Kl College Gl'1ll'lllll2ll' School, 1896-1911115 l..l..B., llzirvard Law School, 19o3: Coach and Athletic Director, Purzlue University, 19113-191155 Football Coach, University of hvZlSl'llIlgi0ll, 19053 Prac- ticed Low, Seattle. 1906-1911: lnteriiational Committee Y. M. C. A., 1911- l9l4Q lleail ol' B11hl Club and Secretary Civic Association, Sliaron, Penna., 191.13 Head of llcpartnieiit ol Physical Education, Purdue University. 1915- 191q: in B1,1si11ess, Plliladelphin, 1919-114:23 Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education in Bates since 1922. EDWIN MINE11 lV111o11'1', A.M., PlI.D. Eddie fm .lffll-f!'llllIf.f aroilml for an lillfll-.H Born at VV1-cilsport, New York, April 18, 18871 A.B., Colgate University: A,iNl.. Pl1.D,, llurvurd University: Instructor at East lligh School, Rochester. N. Y., 'University of Rochester, llarvarrl University: Phi Beta Kappa: Delta Upsilong Professor ol' linglish l4ltCl'ZllllI'E and llezul of English Depnrtnient at Bates College since 1926. LENA WALMSLEY, A.M. The Professor Now, thi: ir the si!-11atio11. Born :it Fall River, Mass., April 28, l897I Durfee High School, 19155 Briflgvxvatui' Normal, 1915-1918: 'Taliglit at Quincy. Mass., 7th Grade, 1918- 19203 Boston, Posse Nissen School of Physical Education, X920-19212 Quincy lligli School, l92l-IQZSQ Colniulriri, A.M., 1927: l'1'olessor, Hygiene and Physical Erlucalioli for XVon1en, Bates, since 19:71 Instructor, Physical Edu- cation, Bates Sunnner Session, 1919. 1: 'lllI'IlIHIII 1IlE llll WZ!!! IIIlVlIIl llll llllim E 21 I IIIH11 GIUID IIIH

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PAU1. B. BA11TLm'1', A.lVI. Sleepy Joe Born at Grinnell. lowa, April 15, 1892: Grinnell College, A.l3., and A.M.g University of Iowa, liil'ElflllfltC Study: A. li. F. in 19183 SllIlCl'iI'liCllllCllf of Schools for 5 years in lowa towns: Professor of Economics and Business Ail- ministration 5 years at Huron College, South Dakota, Professor, Business Economics, Bates College, since 193o. Amos ARNOLD Hovnv, A.M., B.D., P11.D. Hayn1o11se N111 1323, or'wz1sit'i11 1824 . ?', 1141111 at limllow, N. ll., Cillliltlil, August io, 1883: Acadia University, N. S., A.B., l9I.H Colgate University, l3.lJ., 19181 Studied Sociology i11 New York City: Professor of Social Sciences, Fargo College, N. D., 1920-l92lQ Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of North Dakota Summer Session, 11121: Associate Professor of 1-listory, Kalamazoo College, Michigan, l92l-19222 fil'il.KllliliC Stnflent, University of Chicago, 1922-1926, University of Chicago, A.M., 1923, Pl1.D., 19311, Assistant Profussor of History, Bates College, since 1920. KARL S'1'AN1.12Y Wooococx, NLS., PH.D. ..Karl.. Tlzi,v.rx111r1. is tuo faLvy. Born at 'illl'lO!l1!lSl.0ll, Maine, May 11, ISIQSL 'l'l1o1naston High School, 1914, B.S., Bates College, IQIS Phi Beta Kappa: M. l. T. S11n1111e1' Session, 1918: lnstructoi' i11 Physics and hllltllClll2lflCS at Bates, 1918-1923: ALS., University of Chicago, IQZJQ Assistant Professor of Physics at Bates since l9.Z3Q Leave of Absence, 1929-1930. ANDERS MA1'I'SON .lVlY111i1x1AN, A.lXfl. ' ..Andy.. Yrs, znarrirzgf is quite an 1n11ffrt'11lci11g Burn ut Purmo, l inlancl, Moy 111, 1888: Arlclnhin Aczuleniy, Seattle, VVash- ingtong University of Min11csot:1, A.B., 19.3412 l'l1i Beta Kaplra, Alpha l4ilI'lll7t'lEl. Psi: University of Chicago flllll llnivcrsity of Pennsylvania, A.M., 1924, In- structor, Ailulphia Acailcniy. lligh School, Felch, Michigan, 19:1-1922: and High School. Altoona, Penna.. 1o14'1925: Assistant Professor in the De11o.1't- ment of Econoniics ami Sociolouy. Bates College, since 1925. i lllf IIIHIII QIE Illl WZ!!! lllhfllll Illl llllim llllim flllfllb IIIH E 23 J