Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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I AI V Bates Welcomes JOHN A. RADEMAKER, Ph.D. LENNIE M. GOULD, R.N. EDWARD M. POWELL, Litt.B. Instructor in Sociology College Nurse Director of Public Relations FACULTY. CLIFTON DAGGETT GRAY, Ph.D., LL.D. I President GROSVENOR MAY ROBINSON, A.M. Prqfessor Emeritus qf Public Speaking ARTHUR NEWTON LEONARD, Ph.D. Prcyfessor Q' Germang Chairman of the Faculty FRED AUSTIN KNAPP, A.M. A Professor mf Latin FRED FILMER POMEROY, A.M., SOD. Prdessor of Biology HALBERT HAINS BRITAN, Ph.D. Cobb Professor of Philosophy WILLIAM RISBY WHITEHORNE, Ph.D. I Professor of Physics GEORGE EDWIN RAMSDELL, A.M. Prqfessor of Mathematz'cs PAGE 18 R. R. N. GOULD, A.M. Knowlton Professor J History ana' Government JOHN MURRAY CARROLL, A.M. Prqfessor qt Economics ROBERT A. F. MCDONALD, Ph.D. Professor qt Eclucationg Secretary of the Faculty WALTER ALBERT LAWRANCE, Ph.D. Stanley Prq'essor Q Chemistry SAMUEL FREDERICK HARMS, A.M. Professor of Spanish EDWIN MINER WRIGHT, Ph.D. A Professor of English LENA WALMSLEY, A.M. Professor of hygiene ana' I Physical Eclucation for Women

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Hazel Marie Clark, A.M. HAILING from VVarsaw, New York, Dean Hazel Clark has been guardian angel of the co-eds of Bates since 1928. An A. B. at Rochester, and an A. M. at Columbia were followed by deanships at Columbia and Frost- burg Normal School, in Maryland. .Dean Clark acts as a guiding light to the steps of the daughters of Academia Batesina, and does it with a firm sort of kindness. Protests are sometimes forthcoming, as in any institution, but, all in all, there is a continuous attempt at cooperation between the Dean, the Stu G, and the women's assembly in general, for the purpose of guidance, improve- ment and betterment of co-eds at Bates. Harry Willison Rowe, A.B. BUSH-EST MAN ON CAMPUS is the title rightly awarded Harry Willi- son Rowe, assistant to the president. Graduated in 1912, Mr. Rowe re- turned to Bates in 1920 to serve as bursar and assistant to the president, and since 1920 has held the latter position alone. Rounding out his activities with the secretaryship of the Bates Alumni, with his many campus committees, and with numerous speaking engage- ments, Mr. Rowe has truly given most of his life as a true booster of Bates in the strictest sense of the word. PAGE 17

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ITIAZEL MARIE CLARK, A.M. Dean of Wonierz VVILLIAM HAYES SAWYER, JR., PlI.D., Professor of Botany FRED CARLETON IVIABEE, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry PAUL BURROUOHS BARTLETT, A.M. Professor of Business Economics Director of S tua'ent Employment AMOS ARNOLD HOvEY,sPh.D. Professor mf History ERNEST M. MOORE, A.B. . Heaa' of the Department of Hygiene ana' Physical Eclucationfor Men ANDERS MATTSON MYHRMAN, Ph.D. Prdessor of Sociology QKARL STANLEY WOODCOOK, Ph.D. Professor of Physics BROOKS QUIMBY, Ed.M. Associate Professor M Argumentation ana' Speech ROBERT GEORGE BERKELMAN, A.M. Associate Professor of English LLOYD WELLINSGTON FISHER, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Geology PERCY DESMOND RVILKINS, M.S. Associate Professor of Mathematics RAYBOIKN LINDLEY ZERBY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Religion PAUL VVHITBECK, A.M. P Associate Professor of English ANGELO PHILIP BERTOCCI, A.M. Associate Professor of French RAYMOND LEON KENDALL, A.M. Assistant Professor mf Eclucational Practiceg Director of Summer Session ROBERT DOUGLASS SEWARD A.M. Assistant Professor of French CLINTON RAY THOMPSON, A.B. Director of Track Athletics SELDON TUPPER CRAFTS - Director mf Music LESLIE SPINKS, A.M. Assistant Professor W Physical Eclucationfor Men WILLIAM BENJAMIN THOMAS, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry PAGE 19