Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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At Bates since 1928. U71 CLIFTON D. GRAY President Harvard College. AB.: Harvard Univer- sity. A.M.g Newton Theological lnstitu- tion. B.D.g University of Chicago.Pl1.D.g University of Maine. LL.D.: Colgate University. L.H.D. At Bates since 1920. BARTLETT BERKELINIAN A. P, BERTOCCI P. A. BERTOCCI PAUL B. BARTLETT . . ROBERT G. BERKELMAN ANGELO P. BERTOCCI . PETER A. BERTOCCI . . HALBERT H. BRITAN . AUGUST BUSCHMANN . J. MURRAY CARROLL . SELDON T. CRAFTS . Professor of Business Economicsg Director of Employment Service. Grinnell College, A.B. and A.M.g At Bates since 1930. Associate Professor of English. Lawrence College, A.B.g Yale University, A.M.g At Bates since 1924. Associate Professor of French. Boston University. A.B.g Harvard University, A.lVl.g At Bates since 1930. Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Psychology. Boston University, A.B.. Ph.D.g Harvard University, A.M.g At Bates since 1935. Professor of Philosophy. Hanover College, A.B., A.M.g Yale University, Ph.D.g At Bates since 1905. Assistant Professor of German. Dartmouth College, A.B.g Harvard University, A.M.g At Bates since 1928. Professor of Economics. Bates College. A.B.g Harvard University, A.M.g At Bates since 1909. Director of Music. At Bates since 1925. BRITAN BUSCHMANN CAROLL CRAFTS fwn DeANCELIS FISHER FRANK JAMES DEANGELIS . . LLOYD W. FISHER . . LYDIA A. FRANK . . LYLE E. GLAZIER . . RAYMOND R. N. COULD SAMUEL F. HARMS . . AMOS A. HOVEY . RAYMOND L. KENDALL Gs Qi , .C P. - . 1 'il . 11,2 'fN.'1'-'Wir ... .'f'.'. ffl,-ful-3 , - ., xx CLAZIER Head Coach of Baslfetballg Assistant Coach of Footballg Instructor in Physical Education for Hen. Yale College, B.S.g At Bates since 1941. Associate Professor of Geology. Lehigh University, A.B.g Pennsylvania State College, ,1l.S.g .lohns Hopkins University, Ph.D.g At Bates since 1929. Instructor in Speech. Adelphi College, A.B.g Columbia University, A..U.g At Bates since 1940. Instructor in English. lliddlebury College. A.B.g Bread Loaf School of English. A..1I.g At Bates since 193.. Professor of Government. l'nii'ersity of Jlichigan, A.B.g Columbia Eniversity, A..1I.g At Bates since 1911. Professor of German. University of Minnesota, A.B.g Harvard University. A..1I.g At Bates since 1910. Professor of History. Acadia University, A.B.g Colgate University, B.D.g Lniversity of Chicago, AJI. and Ph.D.g At Bates since 1926. . . .Associate Professor of Educational Practiceg Director of Summer Session. Bates College, A.B., AJI. and Ed..1I.g At Bates since 1933. COULD HARRIS HOVEY KENDALL U91 KINIBALL KNAPP LAIIRENT LAWRANCE LAWRENCE D. KIMBALL . FRED A. KNAPP . . HARRIET E. LALRENT . . WALTER A. LAWRANCE . ARTHLR N. LEONARD . . FRED C. BIABEE . . ROBERT A. F. MCDONALD R. EARLE MCGEE . Instructor in French. Bates College, A.B.g .Uiddlebury College. .4..1I.g At Bates since 1937. Professor of Latin. Bates College. A.B.g Harvard Lnirersity, .-1.11.5 At Bates since 1896. Instructor in French and German. Smith College. A.B.g Sorbonne Lvnicersity and Jliddlebltry College, AJI.g At Bates since 1940. Professor of Chemistry. ,Ucllaster Cnirersity, .4.B.g Cnirersity of Toronto, .4..1I. and Ph.D.g At Bates since 1921. Professor Emeritus of German. Brown L.7llL'El'5ilj', A.B., AJI. and Ph.D.g AI Bates from 1899-19-11. Professor of Chemistry. ,Hcllaster Cnicersity. A.B. and .4.,1I.g Columbia Cnirersity. Ph.D.g At Bates since 1930. Professor of Eclucationg Director of Teacher Placement Service. Jlcllaster Lnirersity. A.B. and .4JI.g Columbia Cnirersily. Ph.D.: At Bates since 1915. Instructor in English. Southwestern Lniversity, A.B.g Queen,s College, Oxford. A.B.g .-it Bates since 1935. 1 l LEONARD MABEE NLDONALD MCCEE fm XIOLLER MY!-IRM.-XX PARROTT POBIEROH ALICE V. MOLLER . . ANDERS M. BIYHRMAX .... CHARLOTTE G. PARROTT FRED E. POMEROY . BROOKS QUIBIBY . JOHN A. RADEMAKER . . GEORGE E. RAMSDELL .... WILLIAM H. SAWYER. JR. Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education for Ilwomen .Yezv Jersey College for Women, B.S.: St. Lawrence Cniversity. Ed..II.: :It Bates since 1941. Professor of Sociology. Lniversity of Jlinnesota. A. B.g Lniversity of Pennsylvania. .4..1I.g Lniversity of Chicago Ph.D.g At Bates since 1925. Instructor in Physical Education. Boston University. B. S. At Bates since 1939. Professor of Biology. Bates College. .4.B.g Harvard Lniversity. .4..II.g Hillsdale College, Pl1.D.g At Bates since 1900. Professor of .-lrgumentation and Speeclzg Director of Debating. Bates College, .-1.B.g Harvard Cniversity. Ed..II.g .lt Bates since 1921 Instructor in Sociology. College of Puget Sound. .-LB.: University of Washington. All. and Plz.D.g At Bates since 1939. Professor of Jlathematics. Bates College. .-1.B.g Harvard Lniversity. .-l..II.g .-It Bates since 1907. Professor of Botany. Bates College, A.B.g Cornell Iniversity. AJI.: Harvard University. Pl1.D.g At Bates since 1913. QUIMBY RADENIAKER RAXISDELL SAWYYER E211 SCHAEFFER SEWARD SPINKS STOCKER LAVINIA M. SCHAEFFER ROBERT D. SEWARD . . LESLIE SPINKS . . ARTHUR F. STOCKER . W. DENHAM SUTCLIFFE PAUL R. SWEET . . WILLIAM B. THOMAS . . . . C. RAY THOMPSON . . Assistant Professor of Speech. Yankton College, A.B.g Northwestern University, A.M.g At Bates since 1938. Assistant Professor of French and Spanish. Kalamazoo College, A.B.g Tulane University, A.M.g At Bates since 1930. Coach of Freshman Footballg Instructor in Physical Education. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, B.S.g New York University, A.M.g On leave for the duration. Instructor in Creek. Wyilliams College, A.B.g Harvard University, A.M., Ph.D.g At Bates since 1941. Instructor in English. Bates College. A.B.g Hertford College, Oxford, A.B.g At Bates since 1941. Assistant Professor of History. DePauw University, A.B University of Wisconsin, Ph.D.g At Bates since 1936. Assistant Professor of Chemistry. University of Illinois, B.S.g University of Wisconsin, Ph.D At Bates since 1934. Head Coach of Track. Bates College, A.B.5 At Bates since 1924. SUTCLIFFE SWEET THOMAS THOMPSON T221 'X 5, . I WALMSLEY LENA WALMSLEY . . . G. PAUL WHITBECK . . . WILLIAM R. WHITEHORNE... PERCY D. WILKINS . ROBERT A. WINTERS . . . KARL S. WOODCOCK . . . EDWIN M. WRIGHT . . RAYBORN L. ZERBY . . f -.. WVHITBECK VVHITEHORNE VVILKINS Director of Physical Education for Women. Columbia University, B.S. and A.M.g At Bates since 192T. . .Assocuzte Professor of English. Hamilton College, A.B.g Columbia University, A.M.g At Bates since 1928. Professor of Physics. Tufts College, A.B., A.M. and Ph.D At Bates since 1907. Associate Professor of Mathematics. Bowdoin College, A.B.g Case School of Applied Science, M.S.g At Bates since 1927. Instructor in Economics. Princeton College, A.B.g Tufts College. A..M.g Harvard University, A.M.g At Bates since 1941. Professor of Physics. Bates College, B.S.g University of Chicago, MS. and Ph.D., At Bates since 1916 Professor of English. Colgate University. A.B.g Harvard University, A.M. and Ph.D., At Bates since 1926 Associate Professor of Religion. Eureka College, A.B.g University of Chicago, B.D. and Ph.D.g At Bates since 1930 WINTERS WOODCOCK WRIGHT ZERBX 1231 i ,. W?nf ,Ivey . f gy X . CURTIS EATON FOSTER LIBBY JOHN A. CURTIS . . . .Associate Director of Admissions. Bates College, A.B.g At Bates since 1937. MABEL EATON . . . .Acting Librarian. Bates College, A.B.g Simmons College B.S.g At Bates since 1921. IVA W. FOSTER . . . .Assistant Librarian. Bates College, A.B., Columbia University, B.S.g At Bates since 1935. SIABEL L. LIBBY . . . .Begistran Bates College, A.B.g At Bates since 1922. ERNEST M. MOORE . . . .Director of Physical Education for Men. Bates College, A.B.g At Bates since 1938. RAYMOND POND . . .Head Coach of Football and Baseball, Instructor in Physiwl Education for Men. Yale College, A.B.g At Bates since 1941. BLANCHE W. ROBERTS . . .Librarian. Bates College. A.B.g At Bates since 1903. NORMAN E. ROSS . . . .Bursar. Bates College, B.S.g At Bates since 1924. cl NIOORE POND ROBERTS Ross E241 enivw 5--11142 ' Q A .I .R . A Q' 5 . - . D 'xy 2 ' 0 .,'S 11 -'f -f i .4 7, ,s fi- r I - .5 Q , 1 -9 . '3- . .gn 444' A r A '!i,n .Ld 4 . lux 1 J ,. 4. . ,A ..,.l w ..,. ..?',f 5 s v-fo , . Q L24 A 'AJ . rib fb- 1 1 1 5. B, x7 'f u S O o n . ...qt 1 .vv J. . -o fa s 1Q,f 1' ' J 9- 5 SENIOR CLASS UFPIEEHS JOHN A. JAMES ELIZABETH F. MOORE President Vice-President ANNE D. TEMPLE IRVING H. MABEE Secretary Treasurer PHI BETA HAPPA Virginia A. Day Dorothy M. Mathews John C. Donovan Glenn F. Meader Malcolm L. Jewell Claire Wlilson John E. Lloyd Jane Tvoodbury HUNUH STUDE TS CHEMISTRY LATIN Richard T. Carroll Ruth D. Arenstrup Malcolm L. Jewell David S. Kahn Vera I- Vivian MATHEMATICS Erland S. Tventzell Daniel E. Dustin ECQNOEIICS A. Raymond Harvey Robert N. Langerman ENGLISH PHYSICS Dorothy M. Mathews Frank T' Dietz Ralph F. Tuller HISTORY and COVERMENT SOCIOLOGY John E. Lloyd Robert McKinney David A. Nichols 25 IWIary E. Curtis Ruth E. Llricll Jane Tvoodliury RUTH M. ANDREWS 66 Manley Street Auburn, Maine Major in Latin. Choral, 2, 3, 4g Orphic, 2, 3g Concert-Mistress, 43 Sodalitas Latina, 33 Vice- President, 43 MacFarlane Club, 2, 3, 43 Lambda Alpha. RUTH D. ARENSTRUP 58 Emerson Road Watertown, Massachusetts Major in Latin. Bufoon Stag, lg La Petite Academie, 2, 3, 4g Sodalitas Latina, 33 President, 4, Proctor, 43 Honors Candidate. I-XLRERT E. RUEUIN 8 Adams Street Spencer, Massachusetts Major in French. Basketball, 1, 25 Baseball, 1, 2, Track, lg Buffoon Staff, 2. 3: Proctor, 4g La Petite Academic, 2, 3, President, 4. I 26 L .. L. , IHJSABETH AVEHY 13 Oxford Street Brockton, Massachusetts Major in Sociology. Heelers, 2, 3. 1 EUGENE AYER5 67 Bromfield Street Newburyport, Massachusetts Major in History and Government. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Miro Stf 3'B i s Maa 4' Atrr a, , usnes nger, , Politics Club, 3. 4, Varsity Club, 4. EARL l BAKER 27 Laurel Avenue Auburn, Maine Major in Economics. Basketball. lg Mirror Staff 3: Off-Campus Merfs Club. 271 EHANBLER B. BALBWIN 370 Collins Avenue Mount Vernon, New York lllajor in Economics. Student Stag, lg Circulation Manager, 2g Advertising Manager, 3g Business Manager, 43 Buffoon Circulation Manager, 23 Mirror Stag, 33 Clason Key, 3, 4g C. A. Fresh- man Cabinet, lg C. A. Publicity Chairman, 23 Politics Club, 3. 4. WILLIAM B. BARR 50 Henry Avenue Newburgh, New York Major in Mathematics. Track, 1, 2g Heelers, 1, 2, 3, 4g Band, 13 Choral, I, 2.3 Glee Club, 1, 2. BARBARA A. BARSANTEE Bateman Street Sanford, Maine Alajor in English. Heelers, 2, 3, 43 MacFarlane Club, 3. 43 Sorlalilas Latina, 4. L28 MARY H. BAHTLETT 350 College Street Lewiston, Maine Major in Economics. Publishing Association, Secretary, 4-3 Heelers, 1, 2, Robinson Players, 3, 4, Phil-Hellenic Club, 4g Lambda Alpha. WINIFHED L. BEACH Merwin Avenue Woodman t, Connecticut Major in Sociology. Choral, 2, 3, 4, Heelers, 2, 3, 4. THEHESJ-X M. BEGIN 129 South Main Street Auburn, Maine Major in French. Heelers, 4, Choral, 1, La Petite Academie, 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, 4g Der Deutsche Verein, 2, 3, 43 Lambda Alpha, Assis- tant in German, AGA, CIJEI. E291 EBEN T. BENNET Summer Street Lubec, Maine Major in Biology. Jordan Scientific Society, 3, 4, Assistant in Biology. ELADYS BIEHMUHE 42 Atlantic Street Portland, Maine Major in English. Debating 1, Student Stag, 1, 2, 3, 4g Bufoon Staff, 1, 2, 3, C. A. Publicity Chairman, 43 Choral, 4, Sodalitas Latina, 4. MARTHA S. BLAIEDELL Major in Psychology. Student Government, 3, 43 Dance Club, 2, 3, 4, Proctor, 3, W. A. A. Sweater, 3. E301 RICHARD L. BLANCHAHU Major in Chemistry. Lawrance Chemical Society, 3, 4. DUHI5 E. BUHBEHSUN 100 Park Street Rockland, Maine 1Major in History and Government. Debating, lg W. A. A. Numerals, 3, Sodalitas Latina, 43 Christian Service Club, 43 Assistant in History. PHISEILLA A. BUWLES 79 Cottage Street Mansfield, Massachusetts Major in English. Varsity Debating, 2, 3, 43 Class Prize Debate, 2g C. A. Freshman Cabinet, lg Orphic, 1, 2, 3g Christian Service Club, 2, 3, 4g MacFarlane Club, 3, 43 Assistant in English. U13 P!-XTBIEIA BH!-XUBUHY 445 Nichols Avenue Stratford, Connecticut Major in English. Student SMH, 1. 2, 3, Heelers 1, 2: C. A. Freshman Cabinet, 1g Art Club, 2. UUHANT H. BROWN Broad Street Barre, Massachusetts Major in History and Government. Student Stajf, 1, 2. 3, 4, Spofford Club, 4, Camera Club, 4. ANNE BRUEMMER -11 Lindberg Avenue West .7Yeu'ton, Massachusetts Major in Sociology. Heelers, 2, 33 Robinson Players, 4, Art Club. 1, 2, 3, President, 43 Christian Service Club, 2, 3. 43 Politics Club, 3, 4g IV. A. A. Numerals, 3. I 32 EI-EXREE5 J. REER -- q.,,:.L-.:,J Q.--.-,. -. 7 :, ': :. nf :,f.s.::1E,1..s-frzis l'Z .'IIi.f, 'A ETL .'ZJ 1'Z: 1I. ' 1'5lI' EUXXRRU P. REEEUERE I 'I' Q-': 'Z Z I gi'-'-'I 551.75 Ej'7fi':Ef. nfiiffi Tlf..- ... .-.-.,,. '- . , .,. , .4,.:.,. THERE E. RESRXELE 7':1.3Jf:.n:': S?f:': , ff'f,f::F:. X515 H: ::s.2:'f 'lk' 2 Ez'-If:-152.5-1:S:.F1. f.. Z. lf: LEE. RICHARD T. CARROLL 36 Ware Street Lewiston, Maine lllajor in Chemistryg Football lg Track lg Student Staj? 2g Lawrance Chemical Society 3, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Assistant in Chemistryg Honors Candidate. GEORGE S. EHALETZRY 71A Broad Street Lynn, Massachusetts Major in Economicsg Track Manager 3, 45 Student Staff 1, 2, 3, Advertising Manager 4g C. A. Fresh- man Cabinet lg Camera Club I, 23 Varsity Club 4. RUNALR S. EHEETHAM 8 Abbott Road Dedham, Massachusetts Major in Sociologyg Track lg Heelers 1. 2, Robin- son Players 3. 43 Christian Service Club 2, 33 Art Club 3, Vice-President 4. H41 if , 51,3 Y ,i:L1hE,? 2f .V ' . I P. fs an JUUITH W. EHIEH 69 Langdon Avenue Watertown, .Uassachusetts Major in PSj'ChOl0gj'j WY. A. A. .Yumerals 2. Coach -lg Outing Club Junior Body 3, 4: La Petite Academie 2, 3g MacFarlane Club -lg Proctor 3. ARTHUR P. RULE Box T Standish, Maine Major in Economicsg Debating 2, 3, 43 Heelers 2g Politics Club 4. ALTHEA J. EUMIN5 ,lay Street Wilton, Jlaine Major in Frenchg ll . A. A. .Yumerals 23 Heelers 1, 2g Der Deutsche lverein 2. 3. 4: La Petite Acad- emie 3, 4g .Uacfarlane Club 2, 3. 4g Assistant in Frenclzg :DEL 351 FRANCES S. EUUPER 133 Springfield Avenue Merchantville, New Jersey Major in Psychology, W. A. A. Numerals 3g Heel- ers 1, 2, Robinson Players 3, 43 Dance Club 4g Art Club 4. EH!-XRLUTTE R. ERRNE 14 Spring Hill Avenue Bridgewater, Massachusetts Major in Englislig Christian Service Club 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 2, 3. 43 Lambda Alpha. MARY E. CURTIS 166 Graham Street Gardner, Massachusetts Major in Sociologyg Garnet Stay? 2. 3, 43 Spofjord Club 2, 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4: La Petite Acad- emie 2, 3g Assistant in Sociology, Honors Candi- date. l 351 HUHEHT P. CURTIS 698 State Street Portsmouth, New Hampshire Jlajor in History and Gorernmentg Swimming 1. 2g Heelers 3. 4g C. A. Campus Service Chairman 45 Outing Club Junior Body 3. Director 43 Proc- tor 4. AHMAND E. DAUDAZIIJ 540 Gidney Avenue Newburg. ,Yew York .Uajor in .Uathematicsg Chase Hall Committee Chairman 4: Flying Club 3: Jordan Scientific So- ciety 4: Proctor 3. 4. ELEANUH S. DAVIS Charlton Depot. Jlassachusetts Major in Englishg Buffoon Staff 3g Heelers 1. 2. 3. Robinson Players 4: Choral 1. 2. 3. 4: Dance Club 4: Proctor 3. 371 VIRGINIA A. DAY 52 Stark Road Worcester, Massachusetts Major in Sociologyg Student Government 2, Vice- President 3. President 4, W. A. A. Sweater 3, Publishing Association 3, C. A. Freshman Cabinet lg Choral 2, Proctor 3, Politics Club 2. 3, 4g Who's Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Collegesg Assistant in Sociology: QIJBK. FIIANI41 T. UIETZ 277 Scofield Avenue Bridgeport, Connecticut Major in Physicsg Track 1. 2g Student Staff Ig Heelers 1: Camera Club 1, Jordan Scientific S0- ciety 3, -lg Assistant in Chemistry, Honors Candi- date, AQIJA. JAMES S. UUE Northwood, New Hampshire .Major in Religiong Heelers 4g Choral 1. 2, 3, 4g Choir 1. 2. 3. -1-g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Orphic 1. fag 11 JUHN E. DUNUVAN 202 Maple Street Naugatuclr, Connecticut lllajors in Government and in Economics, Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 3, President -lg Baseball Dlanager 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Staff 1. 2. Sports Edi- tor 3, Managing Editor -lg Buffoon 1. 2, News Ecli- tor 3g Heelers 2: Varsity Club 4, Proctor 3, 43 Ivy Day Speakerg W'l1o's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Assistant in Government, CIJBK. JOHN W. UHAPEH 61 Fairlawn Avenue Lewiston, Maine Major in Economicsg Basketball 1, 2, 3g Football 1, 33 OH-Campus Men's Club. WALTER F. DHISEULL 42 West Street Naugatuck, Connecticut Jlajor in Plzysicsg Basketball 1, 4, Baseball lg Intramural Manager 3. 4-:, Varsity Club -I-3 Proc- tor 4, 1391 DAVID D. DUNHAM Mount Vernon, Maine Major in Biology: Jordan Scientific Society 3. 4.3 Carnera Club 1, 2. 4. DANIEL E. DDSTIN Blaclficater Road Contoocook, New Hampshire Major in Mathernaticsg Debating 1, 2: Choral lg .lordan Scientific Society 3. President 4g Der Deutsche Verein 3. 45 Flying Club 3, l'ice-Presi- dent 2: Assistant in lllllllll-'IIIIIHCSQ Honors Candi- date. S. ALLEN EADLY, Jr. Lanham. Maryland Major in History and Covernmentg Mirror Staff 3, 4: C. fl. Handbook Ezlitor 3: Band Librarian 4g Phil-Hellenic Club 3. 43 Politics Club 4. 540 -VC vi , WT, , , ,N 'V 1, - K , -. ,NM . , , . ,, , , 5 ' -' 1 ' ' -- .msiiffif HUBEHT L. ENNIS 9 Hoffman Street Maplewood, New Jersey Jlajor in French: La Petite Academie 3, 4g Art Club 4g Camera Club 4. MARY E. EVEHETT f...?0f.ii2'.13 ?5E..... Major in Englishg W. A. .4. Numerals 3g MacFar- lane Club 2. 3, Secretary 4. PAUL H. FAHRI5 67 Wyater Street :bIflCllif1S, .Uaine Major in Economicsg Debating 1. 23 Speakers' Bu- reau 2: Track lg C. A. Freshman Cabinet 1. H13 BARBARA J. FISH 191 Euclid Avenue Bridgeport, Connecticut Major in Englishg W. A. A. Board 2, Treasurer 3g Heelers 3: Dance Club 2, 3g Cheerleader 2, 33 Ivy Day Speakerg Lambda Alpha. THOMAS H. FLANAGAN 55 Wigglesworth Street Malden. Massachusetts Major in Econonzicsg Student Council 4g Football 2. 3, Co-Captain 43 Basketball 2, 3g Baseball lg Varsity Club 2. 3. lice-President 43 Proctor 4. UUHUTHY V. FUSTEH 64 Grandview Avenue Auburn, Maine Major in Englishg Student SMH 1. 2, 3, 4g Mirror Staff 33 Choral 2. 3: W.. A. A. Numerals 2, Sweater 3g Heelers 3. 4g Spofford Club 3, -1-3 Phil-Hellenic Club 4: Dance Club 4: Lambda Alpha. 542 RERNARU E ERANEHE 2TT Lyme Street Hartford, Connecticut Major in History and Governmentg Football 1. 2. 3, 4, Basketball 1g Baseball 1, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. RURUTHY R.ERUR1 48 Camden Street Rockland, Maine Major in Englishg Student Staff 1. 2. 3. 4g Heelers 1, 2, 3, Robinson Players 4, Choral 2, 3. 4, Hac- Farlane Club 3, 4. L.REXTER GREEN 16 Pease Street Thompsonrille, Connecticut .Uajor in Economicsg Band 1, 2. 3, Leader 4g Orphic 1. 2, 3: Bobcats 1, 4: Outing Club Junior Body 2, 3, President 4. E431 CLAIRE GHEENLEAP 28 Holly Street Auburn, Maine Major in Biologyg FV. A. A. Numerals 23 Rams- dell Scientific Society 3, 43 Lambda Alpha3 -VLA. HUNUHINE HAULEY 9 Breck Avenue Claremont, New Hampshire Major in Sociologyg Debating Council, Women's Manager 43 Debating 2, 3. 43 Speakers' Bureau 2. 3, 43 C. A. Community Service Chairman 4g Poli- tics Club 3. 4. EARUL S. HANUY 373 Main Street Hyannis, Massachusetts Major in Biology, Student Government 3, 43 Choral 2. 3, 4g Ramsflell Scientific Society 3, Presi- dent 43 Politics Club 2g W. A. A. Numerals 2, Sweater 3g Proctor 3. I44 K n Q. S ELAINE M. HAHDIE 37 Horne Street Berlin. New Hampshire Major in Frenchg La Petite Academie 2. 3, 4g Lambda Alpha: Assistant in Frenchg 41:21. ERANEESEA E. HAHLUW Gorham, Blaine Major in Psychologyg Choral 2. 3. 4: Choir 3, 4: Art Club 2, 3. Treasurer 4: MacFarlane Club 3, 4. A. RAYMUND HARVEY 51 Pierce Street Lewiston, ,Uaine Jlajor in Jlathematicsg Track 1: ,lordan Scientific Society 3, 4g Flying Club 2. 3g Assistant in Mathe- maticsg Honors Candidate. 451 JANE HATHAWAY 257 Burrill Street Sivrmzpscott, .Uassnchusetts Major in Sociology: Student Government 3g Proc- tor 3: Dance Club 3: Crzmera Club 3. RUSSELL J. HAUEEH Burlington anrl Brerent Avenues Atlantic lIig,lll1ll!1S, New Jersey .Uajor in English: Truck 43 Pliil-Hellenic Club 4. HIEHAHU E. HITEHEUEE 668 Luke .-lrenue Jlunclzester, New Hampshire Jlnjor in History and Gorernmentg Debating 1. 2: Class Prize Debate 1: Cluson Key 2. 3. President 4. H61 HIEHARD S. HUHTUN 28 Crescent Street Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Jlajor in History and Government, Mirror Editor 4: Student Staff 33 Heelers 1. 2, 3, 4, Choral 1, 2, 3g Politics Club 3. 4, Phil-Hellenic Club 4, Assistant in Creek. JUSEPH J. HUWAHD, Jr. T25 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine ,Uajor in History and Government, Track 13 Stu- dent Staff 2, 3, Circulation Manager 4: Phil-Hel- lenic Club -1-3 Off-Campus Metfs Club 1. 2. 3, President -1. THUMA5 D. G. HUWAHTH 56 Fairmont Street Belmont, Massachusetts Major in History and Gorernmentg Debating 1. 2, 3. 1-g Speakers' Bureau 2. 3. -lg Politics Club 3. Treasurer 4: Plzil-Hellenic Club 4: AEP. 471 MYHA A. HUYT Penacook Road Contoocook, New Hampshire Major in Sociologyg Debating 3g Speakers, Bureau 3, 4g C. A. Deputations Chairman 25 C. A. Fresh- man Cabinet lg Christian Service Club 2, 4, Vice- President 3g Phil-Hellenic Club 2g Politics Club 3, 4g Camera Club 2, 3, 4. ELAINE HUMPHREY 181 Maple Avenue Bloomfield, Connecticut Major in History and Covernmentg Student Gov- ernment 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4g W . A. A. Numerals 2g Proctor 3g Politics Club 2, 3, Vice- President 4. BENJAMIN E. HUNTER 16 Elm Street Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Major in Economicsg Heelers 43 Mirror Staff 3g Choral lg C. A. Freshman Cabinet 1. I-181 's . in ..,-Q-ka. JUHN A. JAMES Center Street Auburn, .Uaine Jlajor in Biologyg Football 1, 2. 3, 4g Basketball 1: Traclf 1: Class Treasurer 1: Class President 2, 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3. 43 Varsity Club 3. 4g Jordan Scientific Society 3. -1: Off-Campus .1Ien's Clubg IU' Day Spealferg lT'ho's llmho Among Stu- dents in American bnirersities and Collegesg A5- sistant in Hygiene. Ml-XLEULM L. JEWELL 8 Fells Road lfellesley. .Uassachusetts Major in Chemistryg Football lg Camera Club 2. 3. 4: Lawrance Chemical Society 3. Secretary-Treas- urer 4: Assistant in Chemistryg Honors Candi- dateg QBK. ERNEST T. JUHNSUN Charlton Street Oxford. llassachusetts .Uajor in Economics, Skiing 1, 2, 3, -13 Heelers 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4: Robinson Players 4g C. A. Depu- tations Chairman 2. Freshman Cabinet President 1: Outing Club ,lunior Body 2. 3. 4: Student Staff 2g Christian Service Club 2. Secretary 3. 491 DAVID S. HAHN 793 Main Street Lynnfield Center. lllassachnsetts Major in Chemistry: Debating 2, 3g Lawrance Chemical Society 3. 4: Honors Candidate. ELEANUHA A. HEENE 80 Beacon Street Framingham. Jlassachusetls Major in Biologyg IV. A. A. Numerals 2, Coach -lg Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, 1: Assistant in Bi- ology. LYSANDEH 5. HEMP, Jr. Massachusetts Hospital School Canton, Massachusetts Major in Englishg Student Staff 1. 2, 3. 43 Garnet Staff 2, 3. 4: Heelers 3. 4: Band 1. 2: Spofford Club 2, 3, Vice-President -Ig Der Deutsche herein 4g Assistant in English. E501 'FC' WE,-e ,,. JEAN H. HENESTUN 163 Prospect Avenue Shelton, Connecticut Jlajor in Sociologyg Student Government 3. 43 Proctor 3: W. A. A. .Yumerals 1. Sweater 3: Out ing Club Iunior Body 2. 3. -13 Choral 1, 2, 3: Pol ities Club 3, -lg Ivy Day Speaker. JUHN A. HENNEY, Jr. Student Staff 1, 2: Garnet Business .Uanager 25 Choral 1. 2g Jordan Scientific Society 2, 4, Vice President 3g .1IacFarlane Club 2. Treasurer 3. RAYMOND B. HIMBALL 152 Denmark Street Berlin, New Hampshire Major in History and Governmentg Football 1 Skiing 1. 511 Jlajor in Biologyg Tennis 1: Student Council 1' 1 9 GEUHEE U. HIHWIN 357 Sabattus Street Lewiston, Jlaine Major in English: Debating 1. 2: Heelers 1. Rob- inson Players 2. 3. 4g .Tlacfarlane Club 2. 3. Vice- President 4. PERRY L. KNIGHT Pine Point Road West Scarboro, ,Uaine Major in Biologyg Jordan Scientific Society 3. Vice-President lg Assistant in Biology. AHUITH E. LAEIN 56 Court Street Houlton. Maine .Uajor in Frenchg Heelers 1. 2. Robinson Players 3. -1: C. A. Freshman Week Chairman 4: La Petite ,4c'ac1emie 2. 3. 4. f 52 1 HUBEHT N. LANGEHMAN Major in Economicsg Football Manager 3, 4g Rob- inson Players 1, 2, 3g Outing Club Junior Body 2, Director 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 43 Der Deutsche Verein 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Assistant in Eco- nomicsg Honors Candidate. JELLISUN N. LELLU New Gloucester, Maine Major in Sociology. LUEILLE LEONARD Major in Biology, W. A. A. Numerals 2, Coach -Lg Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Rams- dell Scientific Society 3, 4. sag JUHN E. LLUYD 625 Orange Street New Haven, Connecticut Major in History and Government, Track 1, 2, 3g Mirror Staff 3, Heelers 1g Robinson Players 2, 3, 4g Speakers' Bureau 23 C. A. Freshman Week Chairman 3, Peace Chairman 4, Outing Club Junior Body 1, 2, 3, Director 4, Politics Club 3, President 43 Scholarship Prize 33 Ivy Day Chair- man, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Assistant in Historyg Honors Candidateg cI1BK. MARIAN F. LUVELANU 85 Hammond Road Belmont, Massachusetts .Major in Sociology, Student Staff 3, Heelers 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Service Club 3, 4. MARION U. LUUWIEE 62 Limerock Street Rockland, Maine Major in French, Proctor 3g W. A. A. Numerals 3g Christian Service Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4g Phil-Hellenic Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 43 La Petite Academie 3, -lg Sodalitas Latina 3, 43 c1321. E541 IHVINB H. MABEE 378 College Street Lewiston, Maine Major in Physics, Track 1, 2, 3. 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Vice-President 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, C. A. Treasurer 3, President 4, Choral 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Ivy Day Speaker, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. JUHN M. MAUDEN 22 Gun Rock Avenue North Cohasset, Massachusetts Major in Economics, Der Deutsche Verein -1. HELEN H. MARTIN 128 Middle Street Lancaster, New Hampshire Major in English, Student Stay? 1, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A. Numerals 3, Der Deutsche Verein 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4. I551 HELEN E. MASUN 39 Edwards Street Framingham, Massachusetts Major in Psychologyg Heelers 3, 4g Dance Club 3, 4. UUHUTHY M. MATHEWS 205 North 26th Street Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Major in Englishg Heelers 2. 3. Robinson Players 4g Choral 1, 2, 35 Proctor 3g Dinsmore Prize lg Scholarship Prize 1, 2, 34 Ivy Day Speakerg W'ho's Who Among Students in American Universities and Collegesg Assistant in Speechg Honors Candidateg CIDBK- UUHUTHY F, MATLAEH 21-1 West Main Street Jloorestown, New Jersey llfajor in Sociology and Economicsg Heelers 3, 43 W. A. A. Numerals 1, Coach 4g C. A. Freshman Cabinet 3. Secretary 1. E561 vi g, X.f 'f4f4'?Q' . N ' -gl , ' 5 4' ct as its V4 .5- '1 z ffm ?',A.. ,gi . ,whx whit-.,, 3 ' g ' S iff' 1' 5 - Qi: --, TF 3 ,Q . .mv 1:-1 ff -.1 A , J, ,. ff,.-.aw f QW M 'x 2 R 1- .. ew... 1 ,,..A-7 MICHAEL E. MATHAGRANU Bedford Hills. New York Jlajor in History and Governmentg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football lg Varsity Club 3. Treasurer 4g Proctor 4. BARBARA E. MEGEE 1040 ,Vain Street Lewiston, Jlaine Major in Englislzg Student Government 4: Lambda Alpha, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4. HUBEHT MCHINNEY West .Uain Street Hyannis, .Uassachusetts Jlajor in History and Governmentg Debating 1, 23 Baseball 1. 2g Buffoon Editor 3: Proctor 4: Honors Candidate. C571 JUHN H MCSHEHHY 25 Highland Circle Naugatuck, Connecticut Major in Economics and Sociologyg Basketball 1, 2, Acting Captain 4g Football 1. JAMES Pl. MUMUHRAY Major in Economicsg Heelers 3, 4g Outing Club ,lunior Body 4. GLEN N F. MEADEH 481 Washington Street Dedham, Massachusetts Major in History and Governmentg Track 15 Art Club 2: Scholarship Prize 23 ACIJAQ QDBK. I 58 A I fl. ix . PATRICIA Il MILLER 34 Lodge Road West Newton, Massachusetts Major in French, Heelers 4, Choral 1, 2, 3. 4, Buffoon Stag 35 La Petite Academie 2, 3, 43 Mac- Farlane Club 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4. UUHUTHY B. MILLIIGEN 9 Brooks Place Larchmont, New York Major in English, Assistant in Psychology. WILLIAM M. MITCHELL, Jr. 4 Fling Street Brewer, Maine Major in Biology, Glee Club 3, 4-g Choral 3, 4g Jordan Scientific Society 43 Football Manager 2. Assistant in Biology. I59I ANNIE P, MBMNA 63 Storer Street Saco, Maine Major in Englishg Heelers 3, 43 Dance Club 3. 4. BABBABA B. MBUBE Church Street Bethel, Maine Major in English, Student Stay? 4, W. A. A. Nu- merals 2, Sweater 3g Assistant in Physical Educa- tion. ELIZABETH E. MUBBE 32 Frye Street Lewiston, Maine Major in English, Class Vice-President 1, 2, 3, 45 W. A. A. Numerals 1, Sweater 3, Vice-President 3, President 43 Student Stag 1, Mirror Staff 2, 43 Outing Club Junior Body 2, 3, 4, Carnival Co- Chairman 43 Dance Club 2, 3, President 4g Lamb- da Alpha, W'ho's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Collegesg Assistant in Physi- cal Education. E601 ?243 251 ui f- RQ. 1 61 LLRYR E. MRRRISUN 30 Claremont Park Boston, Massachusetts .Uajor in Lating Track 1: Soflalitas Latina, Secre tary-Treasurer 3. 4: La Petite Acaclemie 2, 3: ,lor dan Scientific Society 3. RURERT T. MULRRUN 294 Langley Road Newton Center, Massachusetts Major in Economicsg Buffoon Staff 33 La Petite Academie 33 Flying Club 3. PAUL E. MURPHY 345 Sabattus Street Lewiston, Maine Major in Economics and Sociologyg Flying Club 3: Off-Campus Men,s Club. I DAVID A. NIEI-IDLE Box T6 Lincolnville, .Maine Majors in Government and in Economicsg Debat- ing Council, Manager -lg Varsity Debating 1, 2. 3, 4g Speakers, Bureau 2, 3, 4g Class Debates, ln- diridual Award 1, 2: Senior-.lunior Prize Speak- ing Finals -lr, Publishing Association, l'ice-Presi- dent 43 Student Staff 1. 2, 3, 4: Mirror Staff 3, 43 C. A. Freshman Cabinet lg lVho,s Who Among Students in American Universities and Collegesg Assistant in Covernmentg Honors Candidate: AEP. DAVID D. NIEIGEIISDN 116 Putnam Street Quincy, Massachusetts Major in Economics, Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 13 Student Staff 1, 2. 3, Heelers 2. 3g Robinson Players lg Clason Key 43 C. A. Freshman Cabinet lg Varsity Club 3. 4-Q Politics Club 3, -13 Flying Club 2. 33 lf'ho's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Cniversilies and Colleges. IIDDEIIT A. PARENT 99 Bardwell Street Lewiston, Maine Major in Economicsg Football lg OH-Campus .1len's Club. 562 63 EEUHGE E. PAHMENTEH 25 Hancock Street Whitman, Massachusetts Dlajor in Greekg Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club Junior Body 2, 33 Phil-Hellenic Club 1, 2, 3. 4g Varsity Club 2. 3. 43 Proctor 4. IHENE M. PATTEN 132 Commercial Street Boothbay Harbor, Jlaine Major in Englishg Student Staff 4, Choral 4. FRED L. PERKINS, Jr. East .Hain Street Searsport, Jlaine Major in History and Government. BARBARA B. PUTNEY 31 Locust Street Lexington, Massachusetts Major in Frenchg Heelers 3, 4g Choir 1. 2. 3. 4g Choral 1. 2. 3, 4: La Petite Academie 2. 3. Treas- urer 4-g MacFarlane Club 2, 3, 43 Art Club 2, 3. 4g W. A. A. Numerals QIJEI. E. PAUL UUIMBY, Jr. 1 Cushing Street Ashburnham, Massachusetts Major in Englishg harsity Debating 1. 2, 3, 4g Speakers' Bureau 2. 3. 4g Class Prize Debate 2g Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4: Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4g Publishing As- sociation 3. President 4g Student Staff Ig Outing Club Junior Body 3g Varsity Club 2, Ivy Day Toastmasterg Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Collegesg Assistant in Speechg AEP. HAHTLEY E. HAY 45 Orchard Street Auburn, Maine Major in Religiong Choral 3. 4, Glee Club 3. 4g Christian Service Club 3, President 4g Phil-Hel- lenic Club 43 Scholarship Prize 2g Assistant in Religion. E641 B. ALBERT RING Bryant Pond, Maine Major in Biology and Chemistryg Track lg Outing Club Junior Body 2g Jordan Scientific Society 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Assistant in Biology. THEUUUHA B. PJZUULIS Major in Englishg Bufjoon Staff 3g Heelers 3, 43 W. A. A. Numerals 2, Coach 4g Phil-Hellenic Club 1, 2, 3, President 4g Dance Club 3, 4g Albion Morse Stevens Greek Prize lg Lambda Alpha. ELIZABETH L. HUBERTS Major in Frenchg La Petite Academie 2, 3, 4g Art Club 3, Secretary 4g Proctor 3, 4. 651 HARRY W. RURINSUN 11 Lincoln Street Hudson, Massachusetts Major in History and Governmentg Skiing 1, 2, 3. 43 Garnet Business Manager 45 Camera Club 2. 3, OH-Campus Menls Club 1, 2. RURUTI-IEA E. RUSS 95 Bradley Street Portland, Blaine Major in History and Covernmentg Politics Club 3, 4g Der Deutsche Verein 3, 4g Assistant in Eco- nomics, -VIDA. VIVIAN B. SAMPSUN 12 Lowell Street Wforcester, Massachusetts Major in Sociology, Choral 1, 2, 3, 4g MacFarlarle Club 3, 4g Christian Service Club 3, 4. 1661 K mu S. P!-XTRIIQ SEAVUTTU 76 Park Avenue Thompsonville, Connecticut Major in Biologyg Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orphic 2g Bobcats 1, 2, 3, Leader 4. JAMES C. SEHAHFENBEHE Arbor Street Wenham, Massachusetts Major in History and Government, Track 1g Foot- ball lg Student Stay? 3, 4, Mirror Stag 3, 4, Heel- ers 4g Der Deutsche Verein 3, 4g Flying Club 2, 3g Proctor 4. JAMES H. SEUTT 30 Eastview Street Hartford, Connecticut Major in Economics, Football 1, 2, 43 Tennis 1, 2g Track lg Varsity Club 4g Ivy Day Marshal. E671 CHARLES J. SENIUH 10 Bon Mar Road Pelham Manor, New York Major in Economicsg Basketball Manager 1, 2, Heelers 1. 2. Robinson Players 2, 3, President 4g Ivy Day Speaker. DAVID S. SHIP? 31 Mount Vernon Street Malden, Massachusetts Major in Economics, Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3. 4g Der Deutsche Verein 43 Varsity Club 3, Treasurer 4. JUHN P. SIBSBEE Cliffside Drive North Wilbraham, Massachusetts Major in Biology, Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Class President lg Camera Club 3g Varsity Club 2, 3, President 4g Assistant in Geology and in Hygiene. gee PHISEILLZ-X M. SIMPEUN 98-I Memorial Drive Cambridge, Jlassachusetts Jlajor in Biology, A. A. Numerals 2, Sweater 3, Coach -lg Ramsdell Scientific Society 3. Vice- President 4g Proctor 3, Ivy Day Speaker. HIEHZ-THD P. SMITH Major in History and Government, Student Staff 1, 2. -lg Heelers 1. 2, 3, Orphic 1, 2, 3, -lg JlacFar- lane Club 2. 3, Treasurer 4, C. A. Freshman Cab- inet 1. ELIZABETH L. STAFFORD 26 Banks Road Swampscolt, Jlassachusetts Jlajor in French, Bufoon Staff 1, 2. 3, W. A. A. .Yumerals 25 La Petite Academie 2, 3, 4. 69 J RARRARA STANHUPE 33 South Street Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Major in Englishg Garnet Staf -1-g Heelers 2. 3. 43 Outing Club Junior Body 2, 3, Director 4: Choral 2, 3, 45 Choir 43 W. A. A. Numerals 3. Coach 43 Spojford Club 2. 3g Camera Club 3. AUSTIN E. STAPLES, Jr. Box E Gardner, Massachusetts Major in History and Governmentg Albion Horse Stevens Greek Prize lg Assistant in Creek. LAWRENEE J. STETSUN 140 Union Street Auburn, Maine Alajor in Biologyg Track Manager 1. 2, 3g 0,0- Campus Men's Club. wo F' RUTH J. STEVENS 51 Court Street Westfield, Massachusetts Major in Sociologyg Student Stab' 2, 3, W'omen,s Editor 4g Choral 2, 3, 4g Der Deutsche Verein 2. f, 4 f at ELIZABETH H. SUNDLTE Major in Biologyg Heelers 3, Choral 2, 3, 4, Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, 4. P. xfgi' MUTHEL E. SWIEEER 43 Vera Street West Hartford, Connecticut Major in Biology, W. A. A. Secretary 2, Numerals 3, Treasurer 4g Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, 43 Camera Club 43 Assistant in Biology. T711 ANNE U. TEMPLE 129 Edgewood Avenue Longmeadow, ,Uassachusetts .Uajor in Englisllg Class Secretary 1. 2. 3. 4. JOHN E. TIEHNEY Wveare, .Yew Hampshire .Tlajor in Englishg Football 1: Skiing 2. 3. 43 Heelers 2. Robinson Players 3. 4: La Petite Acad- emie 2, 33 Christian Service Club 2, 3. 4. RALPH F. TULLEH .Vaplewood .-Irenue Westfield. ,Uassachusetts Major in Englishg Student Stag 1, 2, News Editor 3. Editor-in-Chief 4: Garnet Staff 2, 3, 4: Bugoon Stag 2. 3: Track 1: Heelers 1, 2. Robinson Play- ers 3. Vice-President 4: C. .-I. Freslmuzn Cabinet 1: Flying Club 2. 3: Spofford Club 4: IVho,s Who Among Students in American Universities and Collegesg Assistant in English: Honors Candidateg MDA. f 72 73 ZAVEN H. TURAUIAN 3224 Grand Concourse New York, New York Major in Economics, Track 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Student Staff 1, 2, 3, Bufjoon Stay? 1, 2, 3g Band 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Camera Club 3g Varsity Club 4. ALICE E. TURNER 19 Gaskins Road Milton, Massachusetts Major in History and Government, Student Gov- ernment 3, 4, Heelers 1, 2, Choral 1, 2, 33 Orphic 1, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A. Sweater 3g MacFarlane Club 2, 3, President 4, Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Proctor 3, 43 Ivy Day Speaker, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. UUHUTHY S. TUTTLE 29 Savoy Street Providence, Rhode Island Major in Biology, Orphic 43 W. A. A. Numerals 2, Sweater 3, Coach 3, Proctor 3, 4g MacFarlane Club 3, 43 Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, 4, Assistant in Biology. J RUTH E. ULRIEH 465 Abington Avenue Bloomfeld, New Jersey Major in Sociologyg C. A. Secretary 3, Vice-Presb dent -lg W. A. A. Numerals 2. Sweater 3, Coach 4g A. Freshman Cabinet 1, Politics Club 2, 3, 4: Dance Club 2. 3. 4: Honors Candi- Proctor 3 g C. date. VER!-1 1. V1V1l-KN 1951 Cranston Street Cranston. Rhode Island .Uajor in Chemistryg Debating 1: W. A. A. .Yu- merals 33 Ramsdell Scientific Society 3: Lawrance Chemical Society 4: Assistant in Chemistryg Hon- ors Candidate. NATALIE WEBBEH 6 Longwood Avenue Beverly, .Uassachztselts .Uajor in Psychology, Sudent Government 3, 45 Heelers 1. 2. 3: Choral 2, 3, 4, IV. A. A. Nu merals 2: Proctor 3. 4: Phil-Hellenic Club 1, 2. 74 ERLANR WENTZELL Bethel, Maine Lawrance Chemical Society 3, President 4g Cam era Club 4g Assistant in Chemistryg Honors Can didate. RARRARA A. WHITE 236 Knight Avenue Collingswood, New Jersey Bufoon Staff 1, 2g Heelers 2, 45 Spoford Club 2 Vice-President 3. President 4g Assistant in Educa- tion. RUTH R. WHITE 1703 Northampton Street Holyoke, Massachusetts Major in Biologyg Heelers 1, 2, 4g Choral 2, 3, 4-g Ramsdell Scientific Society 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 4. 751 Major in Chemistryg Football lg Basketball lg Major in Englishg Garnet Staff 2, 3, Editor 4g W!-ILL!-IEE H. WHITE, III Upper Turner Street Auburn, Maine Major in Biology, Football lg Swimming 1, 2, Outing Club Junior Body 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. GUI-IHUN E. WIIJHE 93 Woodlawn Avenue Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Major in Economicsg Skiing lg Baseball 2, Mir- ror Staff 3, Heelers 4. EHIIISTINE I WILLIAIVISUN Major in Sociologyg Heelers 1, Robinson Players 2, 3, Secretary 4, C. A. Conference Chairman 3, 4g Politics Club 3, Secretary 4. Us ELAIIIE WILSUN 42 Eden Avenue West Newton, Massachusetts Major in Englishg Heelers 2g Choral 1. 2. 3. 4g Proctor 4g MacFarlane Club 2, 3, 4g Spojord Club 2, 3, 4: MDA: KIJBK. l-XLBEIIT W. WISE 142 Main Street South Paris, Maine Major in Chemistryg Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 1. 2, 3. 4g Lawrance Chemical Society 3. 4. SIBYL E. WITHAIVI 24 Bassett Street Marblehead, Massachusetts Major in Physicsg Outing Club Junior Body 3, 4g W. A. A. Numerals 3g Art Club 1, 23 Camera Club 4. 771 E!-XHULYN WUUU 553 Main Street Lewiston, Maine Major in English, Student Staff lg Mirror Staff 43 Lambda Alpha. ELEANUH E. WUUU 35 Grove Street Augusta, Maine Major in Englishg Debating lg Choral 2, 3. 43 Choir 4, Christian Service Club 2, 3g MacFarlane Club 3. 4. JANE WUUDBUHY Madison , New Hampshire Major in Sociologyg Debating Council Secretary 4, Varsity Debating 1, 2, 3, 4, Speakers, Bureau 2, 3, 4, Class Debate, Individual Award 1: C. A. Religion Chairman 3, 4, C. A. Freshman Cabinet Ig Choral 1, 2, 3, 4: Christian Service Club l., 2, 3, Scholar- ship Prize lg Whrfs W'ho Among Students in American Universities and Collegesg Honors Can- didate: AEP: GJBK- U81 S- ELISE H. WUUDS Main Street Groton. Massachusetts Major in Englishg Debating 1, 2. 3g Speakers' Bu- reau 2. 3. RUSE WUHUBEL 335 Linnmoore Street Hartford, Connecticut Jlajor in Mathematicsg C. A. Freshman Cabinet lg Ramsdell Scientific Society 2, 3, -1. WILLIAM WUHTHY, Jr. 239 Northampton Street Boston, Massachusetts Jlajor in Sociology and Economicsg Student Staff 1, 2. 3g Heelers 13 C. A. Freshman Cabinet 1 Phil-Hellenic Club 2, 3, 4: Politics Club 3, 4 Spofford Club 4. U91 RUTH H. WYER 83 Seventh Street Auburn, Maine Major in History and Governmentg Heelers 2, 3, Robinson Players 4g Politics Club 43 Lambda Alpha. it Members of the Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-Two Who are in the Armed Forces of the United States PVT. WENDELL C. BISHOP CADET ELDEN L. BOOTHBY PVT. MALCOLM F. DAGGETT ENSIGN ARTHUR H. DAMON, JR. PVT. JASPER C. HAGGERTY, JR. ENSIGN PATRICK H. HARRINGTON, JR. PVT. LOUIS J. HERVEY I 80 PVT. DEANE A. LAMBERT ENSIGN SUMNER N. LEVIN CORP. WILLIAM E. ROSCOE LT. ROBERT E. STILES PVT. JULIAN R. THOMPSON W. ERNEST TRANTON, RCAMC LT. ALBERT W. WISE Ofiez Cfa u'.lVg I U V 1 4 0-5 '1 R u uv.. -.,.u', ,- ' y Atl - 4 '. - -.N- fa. .4. ,... ,rf 1 1 f - 5,44 ' .- ri.. nf' 411-R ' ku 551,15-i' J 5 I . 1'.N' fri N.. 'Q .' -., . ,,' -t af . A nr 1 'T' 1 , .' . .- . . , . .. , n l . W' X , - . .. '.a . V5. 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New York Robert Charles Belsky Holyoke, .Massachusetts Arnold Lester Berenberg Chelsea, Massachusetts Philip Lane Blanchard Lewiston, Maine Elizabeth Urania Bliss --ittleboro, Massachusetts Edward Charles Boulter Hyannis. Massachusetts Norman John Boyan Mt. Vernon, New York Robert Brendze Chelsea, lllassachusetts Miriam Fall Brightman nniaw William Hall Buker. Jr. Shelburne Falls. lllassachusetts Martha Bingham Burns Springrale. .Uaine Marjorie Ruth Cahall Pittsfield. Massachusetts Ruth Arlene Carey Lowell, Massachusetts Wveston Attwood Cate. Jr. Auburn. lllaine Gilbert Sayward Center, Jr. Colebroolf. New Hampshire Margaret Yvonne Chase Dover. New Hampshire Charlotte Emma Christofferson Wyaterbury. Connecticut Annabel Gordon Cofran llledforfl. lfassacliusetts Cordon Leroy Corbett llualfefielrl. lllassachusetts Henry Greenwood Corey, Jr. Forge Village, Massachusetts Robert John Cote Newburgh, New York Jacob True Crosby EL SS UF NINETEE FUHTY-THREE 81 Virginia Currier W. Stewartstown, New Hampshire Edith Wfilson Dahlgren Washburn, Maine Lucile Davis Newbury. New Hampshire Melvin Sherman Day Auburn. lllaine Myles Standish Delano Guilford, Maine Mary Derdarian Biddeford, Maine Setrak Kavork Derdarian Biddeford. Maine Thomas Aiguier Doe Linden. New Jersey Robert Jerome DIIWOTS Dorchester. Massachusetts Merle Montana Eastman Concord. New Hampshire Roy Phillip Fairfield Saco, Maine Virginia Fay Fisher Spencer, Massachusetts Virginia Shirley Gentner Hartford, Connecticut Catherine Alice Glazier Westboro, Massachusetts David Zelic Goldenberg Mattapan, Massachusetts Nancy Elisabeth Gould Cranston, Rhode Island Meredith Grant Maplewood. New Jersey Harriet Elizabeth Gray A ttleboro, Massachusetts Winston Spencer Greaton Auburn, Maine .lohn Harvey Grimes Antrim, New Hampshire Melvin Herman Gulbrandsen Beverly, Massachusetts Gladyse Eleanor Hahnel Lewiston, Maine Bertha Marianne Halberstadt New York, New York Charles Gilbert Hamlin Gorham, New Hampshire George Simms Hammond Auburn, Maine John Benedict Hennessy Bridgeport, Connecticut Thomas Joseph Hetherman Lewiston, Maine Phyllis Hicks Swampscott, Massachusetts Ida May Hollis Boston, Massachusetts Charles Holden Howarth N. Billerica, Massachusetts Ruth Verena ,Iache Manchester, New Hampshire Webster Palmer Jackson Wakefield, Massachusetts Henrick Rhodes Johnson Chelmsford, Massacsusetts Norman Edward Johnson Quincy, Massachusetts EL S5 UF NINETEE PUHTY-THREE i821 Francis Seymour Jones Madison, Wisconsin Carlton Alonzo ,losselyn Hanover, Massachusetts ,lack Matthew Kavanaugh Newburgh, New York Priscilla Howe Kendrick Litchfield, Maine Blanche Poitevin Kirschhaum Woonsocket, Rhode Island George Andrew Kolstad Rochester. New York Richard Ernest Kunan Holbrook. Massachusetts Muriel VanDeusen Lanckton Benjamin Matzilevich Worcester, Massachusetts Dorothy Pembrook Maulsby Wellesley, Massachusetts Joseph Leo McCullough Brooklyn, New York ,lohn Francis McDonald S. Portland, Maine Mary Elizabeth McCrail Stratford, Connecticut Robert Allan McNeil Cape Elizabeth. Maine Carl Wlinslow Monk, Jr. Auburn. lllaine Lucile Anita Moussette Indian Orchard, Massachusetts Auburn, Blaine Arnold Lewis Leavitt Lois Elizabeth Oliver Medlllnif' Falls, Maine Newtoncille, Massachusetts Martha Berry Littlefield Beatrice Eleanor Packard Allbllffl, Maine Auburn, Maine .leall I-Olllbafd Elizabeth Ann Parsons Dedham, Massachusetts Sf, johnsbury, Vermont Doris Elaine Lyman Avron Isaac Persky Shelburne Falls. Massachusetts Lewiston, Maine Charlotte May MacKelvie Patricia Harwood Peterson Pittsfield, Massachusetts Newton. Massachusetts Helen Esther Mansfield Freeman Leigh Rawson, Jr. Newport. New Hampshire Rockland. Massachusetts John Edwin Marsh Priscilla Robinson Portland, Maine Marblehead Massachusetts Norman Freeman Marshall Frances Helena Rolfe Malden, Massachusetts Rumford, Maine Robert Joseph Martell Valerie Cecile Saiving Quincy, Massachusetts W. Roxbury, Massachusetts EL!-X55 UF NINETEE FUHTY-THREE 83 Elia Frances Santilli Charlton City, Massachusetts David Burr Sawyer Lewiston. Maine Robert Eugene Scott, Jr. Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts Muriel Ethlyn Small York Village, Maine Hazel Anna Smith Hudson, Massachusetts Lester Edward Smith Dalton, Massachusetts Verne Milton Smith Exeter, New Hampshire Margaret Soper Newport, Maine ,lack Clifford Stahlberger Englewood. New Jersey Genevieve Alice Stephenson East Haven, Connecticut Arnold Richard Stinchfield Lisbon, Maine Vllilliam Herbert Stirling, Jr. Fitchburg, Massachusetts Samuel Stoddard. .lr. Lewiston. Maine Annette Louise Stoehr Uxforcl. lllaine Richard Stoughton, ,lr. Turner Falls, Massachusetts Harlan Mower Sturgis Auburn, Maine Ruth Evelyn Swanson Brockton. Massachusetts Helen Kennedy Sweetsir Saco, Maine Nancy Terry Fairhaven. Massachusetts Edward Law Thomas Edgewood. Rhode Island Minert Nelson Thompson, ,lr. Plainheld. New Jersey .lohn Frank Thurlow Mechanic Falls, Maine Lawrence Lester Trafton Lisbon, New Hampshire Norman Royal Tufts Auburn, Maine Harold Arthur Walker Andover, Massachusetts William Henry Walters, Jr. Pittsfield, Massachusetts Arthur Leighton Watts, Jr. Watertown, Massachusetts Harold Deroy Wheeler Auburn, Maine ,lane Frye White Auburn, Maine Albert Barber Wight N. Quincy, Massachusetts Henry Alexander Williams, Hebron. Maine Dorothy Winslow Presque Isle, Maine Horace Wood, .lr. Milton, Massachusetts Elaine Margaret Younger Fairfield, Maine EL SS UP NINETEE PURTY-THREE 84 OFFICERS WALTER MOODY DAVIS President BARBARA ISABEL MOORE V ice-President BARBARA CHENEY BOOTHBY Secretary ALMON SUTPHEN FISH, JR. Treasurer Preston Sargent Abbott Laura Evelyn Campbell Peabody, Massachusetts Rumford, lllaine Mervin Alembik Arnold Francis Card New York, New York Auburn, .Maine Betty Jane Bamforth Everett Bennett Chapman New Britain, Connecticut Malden, Massachusetts Harry Conrad Barba Phyllis Lucille Chase Bristol, Connecticut Saylesville, Rhode Island Virginia Barnes Stoneham, Massachusetts Peter Blackman Marjorie ,lean Childs Lewiston, .Maine Kempton Joseph Coady, Jr. 0736.4 Brookline, Massachusetts Monument Beach, Massachusetts Barbara Cheney Boothby John Harry Cole Lewiston, Maine South Paris, Maine Daniel Chase Boothby Lucy Marie Cornelius Limerick, Maine Owego, New York Arthur Lawrence Bram Elizabeth Norma Corsa New York, New York Hillsdale, New Jersey Marion Esther Burnham Elizabeth Wlhitney Cort Ballouville, Connecticut Waban, lllassachusetts Elaine Louise Bush Mildred Evelyn Cram Framingham, Massachusetts Millinocket, Maine Madfilille June Butler William Joseph Crean Lewiston, Maine EL!-XSS UP NINETEE PUHTY-FU H 85 Nelda Florence Crockett Auburn, Maine Richard Cummings Merrimac, Massachusetts Eleanor Marie Darling Lowell, Massachusetts Charles Henry Davis Southboro, Massachusetts Lester Everett Davis Lewiston, Maine Walter Moody Davis Southboro, Massachusetts Donald Sheldon Day .-luburn, Maine Ann Bradley Dearborn Epping, New Hampshire Peter Benvenuto Debe, Jr. Slfowhegan, Maine Walter Preston Deering, Jr. Portland, Maine Hazel Lillian Denling South Windsor, Connecticut Stanley Whittier Doe Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Richard Oscar Doten Lewiston, Maine Despina Doukas Portland, Maine Edward Paul Dunn Northampton, Massachusetts Donald Kendrick Dyer New Gloucester, Maine John Raymond Dyer, Jr. Truro, Massachusetts Forrest Elwin Eastman, Jr. Fryeburg, Maine George Joseph Emmerling Leominster, Massachusetts Muriel Entress West Hartford, Connecticut Cyril Vincent Finnegan, Jr. South Berwick, Maine Almon Sutphen Fish, Jr. Bloomfield, New Jersey Esther Louise Foster Longmeadow, Massachusetts Eva Ogden Fowler West Barrington, Rhode Island Albert Dominic Genetti Bedford, Massachusetts Frank Dana Gentile St. johnsbury, Vermont Daniel Wilsolx Gibbs, Jr. Auburn, Maine Edmund Howe Gibson Watertown, Massachusetts Louise Frances Gifford ,-lssonet, Massachusetts Francis Carlson Gingras Gardner, Massachusetts EL S5 UF NINETEE PUHTY-FOUR 86 Philip Milford Goodrich Lois Rich Howland Gorham, Maine Auburn, Maine Robert Goodspeed Herbert Deane Hgyt, Jr. Wakefeld, Ml1SSl1ChUS9US Manchester, Massachusetts John Melvin Googin' Jr' Virginia Elizabeth Hunt Lewiston' Maine East Lynn, Massachusetts Alfred Joseph Gragnolati Windsor Locks, Connecticut Caroline Gray Gerard Gedeon Jacques Lewiston, Maine Lewiston, Maine Howard Clinton Jordan Mary Ann Gross Auburn, Maine Bridgeport, Connecticut Richard Leroy Keach Rose Margaret Gross Lewiston, Maine Edith Anne Hale Danielson, Connecticut Samuel Keller Mattapan, Massachusetts Bronxville, New york David Canfield Kellsey Newell King Hall South Orrington, Maine Joan Rachel Hammond Auburn, Maine Donald Leighton Harms Lewiston, Maine Caroline Latham Hawkes York Village, Maine Milton, Massachusetts Elizabeth Ellen Kinney Pittsfield, Maine John Dickinson Kobrock Netctonville, Massachusetts Helen Bernice Laird South Acton, Massachusetts Robert Ernest Landick, Jr. Lynn. Massachusetts Peter Hemmenway George Aram Larchian Pelham Manor, New York Lewiston Maine Arthur Eugene Higgins Joseph Edward Larochelle Fall Rivfffs Massachusetts Methuen, Massachusetts Peter Hans Hirschler Clifford Everett Larrabee Lewiston, Maine Auburn, Maine CLASS UF NINETEE FUHTY-PUC P1 87 Nina Putnam Leonard Providence, Rhode Island Mary Elizabeth Lever Lewiston, Maine Esther Clara Linder Keene, New Hampshire Everett Williaili Linscott Nashua, New Hampshire Norman Myrton Lloyd Reading, Massachusetts Anne Dexter Locke Springfeld, Massachusetts Amy Caulbell Maccombie Lynn, Massachusetts Hollis Blenus MacD0ugall Lexington, Massachusetts Robert Andrew Macfarlane Fall River, Massachusetts Lorna Ellen MacGray Needham, Massachusetts Charles Harold Marr Rumford, Rhode Island Donald Irving Marr Rumford, Rhode Island Evelyn Hildegarde Marsden Lewiston, Maine Vincent L. McKusick Guilford, Maine Philip ,laines Mcvann Peabody, Massachusetts Martin Francis Melody Milton, Massachusetts Williaxn Breed Merritt Swampscott, Massachusetts Daniel Stephen Misuraca Thompsonville, Connecticut Barbara Isabel Moore Lewiston, Maine Kenneth Cooper Morrill Auburn, Maine Barbara Anne Moulton .-luburndale, Massachusetts James Prentice Munn Springfield, Massachusetts Stephanie Noucas Haverhill, Massachusetts Louise M. Otis Leeds Junction, Maine Bruce Robertson Park Melrose, Massachusetts Carolynn Marie Parkhurst Presque Isle, Maine Ruth Parkhurst Fitchburg, Massachusetts Parker Wood Perkins Lowell, Massachusetts Samuel Poor Manchester, New Hampshire Dante Libero Posella Pittsfield, Massachusetts EL SS UP NINETEE FUHTY-PUUH 88 Emily Grace Povall Sidney Frederick Shapiro Wollaston, Massachusetts Malden, MllSSl1Cl1US9f5S Marie Glenivan Radcliffe .l0lll1 ViCI01' S1163 Oak Park, Illinois Springfield, Massachusetts ,lane Evelyn Rawson Edward Rudolph Sherhloni Rockland, Massachusetts Holden, Massachusetts Hobart Fuller Rged Rita lUcKinley, Maine Lewiston, Maine Arthur Victor Rice, JI.. Virginia Ballard Simons Marblehead, Massachusetts L0l't0n, Virginia Athanasia Georgia Rizoulis Florence Elizabeth Skinner Auburn, Maine Dunellen, New Jersey Donald Austin Roberts Dorothy Winslow Smith Philadelphia, Pennsylvania LP1l'iSf0'l, Maine Arthur Everett Russell Elbert Ransom Smith Farmington, Maine Winchester, Massachusetts Vaino John Saad Lawrence Philip Solomon Harrisville, New Hampshire Newburgh, New York Albert Joseph St' Denis George Somniernitz Forestville, Connecticut New York, New York John George Sauter Richard Edward Sorenson Atholt Massachusetts Melrose, Massachusetts Marcia Virginia Schaefer James Belt Soutar Seymour, Connecticut Auburn Maine Robert Eben Schaffrath Harold Norman Sparks Sffacu-99, New York Nlalden, Massachusetts .l0llI1 LICWCHYII Scott, Jr. Alice Florence Spooner L9H'iS!0ll, Maine Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania Alvin Williani Seldon Charlotte Therese Stachelek Malden, Massachusetts New Britain, Connecticut CL SS UP NINETEE. FUHTY-PU R i891 Eugene Penley Stephens Auburn, .Maine Arnold Marsh Stevens South Hadley, Massachusetts Virginia Stockman Portland, Maine Donald Miller Stoddard Portland, Maine Perry Stone East Orange, New Jersey ,lane Miller Styer Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Ruth Louise Sullivan Lancaster, New Hampshire Alys Ruth Synan Taunton, Massachusetts Norman Joseph Temple Rahway, New jersey Harold Hayward Todd, Jr. Concord, New Hampshire Karl Raymond Toner, Jr. Lewiston, Maine Michael George Touloumtzis Roxbury, Massachusetts Carolyn Ruth Towle Hollis Center, Maine Barbara Burtch Trumbull Stonington, Connecticut Edward Jackson Tyler New Britain, Connecticut Alfred Laureat Vachon Lewiston, Maine Frances Evelyn Walker Saco, Maine john David Whitmore Lynn, Massachusetts Meredith Gilbert Williams, Jr. Bridgewater, Massachusetts Charles Francis Winter Wrentham, Massachusetts Barbara May Wood Camden, Maine Farnum Virgil Wood Old Orchard Beach, Maine Crete Woodard Lakeport, New Hampshire Elizabeth Adelaide Wright Nashua, New Hampshire Harold Austin Wright Weymouth, Massachusetts Dorothy Elvira Yates F ramingham, Massachusetts EL SS UF NINETEE FURTY-FUUH 90 O F F I C E R S CLARENCE TRAFTON MENDALL President BARBARA AMES LITTLEFIELD Vice-President KATHLEEN DOROTHY REILLY Secretary ROMEO ALBERT BAKER Treasurer John Henry Ackerman W ellesley, Massachusetts Walter Irving Ashland Wellesley Hills, .Massachusetts Dorothy Babcock Reading, Massachusetts Mary Elizabeth Bailey Haverhill, Massachusetts Muriel .lean Baker West' Hartford, Connecticut Romeo Albert Baker Bethel, Maine George Kenneth Baldwin Rockville Center, New York Frederick Kevin Barry Northampton, Massachusetts Pauline Bird Beal Suncook, New Hampshire Maurice Charles Benewitz West Hartford, Connecticut Beatrix Lord Benson Bridgewater, Massachusetts Frances Theda Benson Lewiston, Maine 7Z6.4AlflfLZlfL Donald Tilden Bentley Malden, Massachusetts Constance Sprague Blaisdell Winchester, Massachusetts ,lack Lozier Bogert Westport, Connecticut Rita Jacqueline Boris Jersey City, New Jersey Kenneth Carlyle Browne Roslindale, Massachusetts Frances Margaret Burns South Duxbury, Massachusetts Franklin Seymour Burroughs Brooklyn, New York Eleanor Barbara Carroll Ware, Massachusetts Hayward Burbank Carsley Pittsfield, Massachusetts William Alan Chamberlain Norwalk, Connecticut June Evelyn Chatto Rockland, Maine Nancy June Christianson Winchester, Massachusetts EL SS UP NINETEE FUHTY-Pl E l91l Xlyrtle Charlotte Cinsky Worcester, Massachusetts Winifred Mary Clarke Clinton. Iowa Donald Bradford Cobb Canton. Massachusetts Theodore Anthony Collins. Jr. Belfast, Jlaine Robert Joseph Corish So. Norwalk, Connecticut Barbara Elizabeth Cox Pownall, Maine Priscilla Crane Worcester. lllassachusetts John McCullough Dwyer Augusta, Maine Xancy ,lane Farrell Stamford. Connecticut Carleton Kendrick Finch East Northfield, Massachusetts Richard Edward Flanagan lllalden, Massachusetts John Gaffney Burlington, Massachusetts Alice Carolyn Gates Bangor, lVIaine Clifford Warreii Gates .-l bington, Massachusetts John Prescott Cushing Albert Abraham Geller West Somerville, Massachusetts West Newton, Massachusetts Robert Edwin Daniels Berta Caffray George East Orange. New Jersey West Roxbury, Massachusetts Elizabeth Davis Emanuel Raymond Goldman Rochester, .Yew Hampshire Brookline, Massachusetts Howard Stanley Dion ,lean Elizabeth Graham Lewiston, lllaine Newburyport, Massachusetts Doris Grace Dixon Marjorie Evelyn Gregoire Cranford. New Jersey Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts Carolyn ,lane Dodge Mary Elizabeth Guiney Sparta. New Jersey Waban, Massachusetts Miriam ,lean Dolloff Harold Guuer - Standish, Maine Englewood, New Je -9e.Y Anthony Charles Drago Barbara -lean Hainsworth Oneonta. NPN. york Pittsjield, Massachusetts Kenneth Herbert Drummond Mary FFHIICGS Hallllill La jolla. California Gorham, New Hampshire EL SS UF NINETEE PUHTY-FIVE 92 Bernard Louis Harkins Frank James Jonucz Lewiston, lllaine Fairfield. Connecticut Robert Laurence Harris Calvin Walker Jordan Wickford, Rhode Island Cape Elizabeth. Maine Elizabeth May Haslam Louis Jordan. Jr. Providence, Rhode Island Mt. Vernon. New York Vaughan Hathaway John Francis Joyce Montclair, New Jersey Worcester. Massachusetts Methyl Virginia Hawkins Edward James Keltie Auburn, Maine Westwood, Massachusetts L60I1HI'Cl AVCFY HaWW'klU5 David Lindsay Kendall Framingham, Massachusetts Worcester. Massachusetts Christine Pearson Hemore Blanche Anne-va Kennedy B00fhbfl3' Hf1fb0T, Maine West Newton. Massachusetts George William Hoare Ruth Florence Kennedy Manchester, Massachusetts Biddeford, Maine Horst Dieter Holterboseh Athena Barbara Kesaris New York, New York Lewiston, Maine Norman Yirgile Houle jghn Fggg Knee-land Lewiston, Maine Lewiston, Maine Rlllll Ellen H0W81'd Abraham Aaron Kovler Wl1Slli'1gf0Yl, D- C- Webster. Massachusetts Harold Judah Hurwitz Eleanor Eugenia Krugelis West Hl1l'ffOfd, COHHGCHCUI Waterbury. Connecticut Wlendall Oscar 1311195 Richard Keith Lane Whitejield, New Hampshire Auburn. Maine Elizabeth Jewell Walter David Leavitt Wellesley, Massachusetts New Britain. Connecticut Phyllis Jones Ella Laura Lewis Springfeld, ,Massachusetts West Springjield. Massachusetts Fred Reuel Jones. Jr. Olga-Elina Liimatta Madison, Wisconsin West Paris. Maine ELASS UF NINETEE PUHTY-Fl TE i951 MHI'gCl'y' LiflC0lU Clarence Trafton Mendall Warwick, Massachusetts Middleboro, Massachusetts David Lindquist Elaine Margaret Mitchell Worcester, lllassachusetts Brewer, .Maine Barbara Ames Littlefield IAIQWQ N101-rig Saylesrille. Rhode Island Greenwich. Connecticut EStl16I' lhlafle LOIIQ-6ll0VV Jghn Biorrison Hallowell, Maine Manchester. Massachusetts Nancy Hubbard Lord Betty Marie Morse New London. New Hampshire Melrose, Massachusetts Chandler Davidson Lord Claire Lguise Murray Vineyard Haven. Massachusetts Medford. Massachusetts Kurtland Herrick Lord William Howard Needham North Waterford. Maine Jackson Heights, New York Alice Louise MacArthur Daniel Dieria Norte Brockton. Massachusetts New Bedford, Massachusetts ,lean Allen MacKinnon Edmund Wlashburn Nutting Woonsocket. Rhode Island Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Agnes llary Mahan Virginia Margaret O'Brien Putnam. Connecticut Great Neck. New York Elaine 'llildred Maher Richard Lawson 0'Neil Bridgeport. Connecticut Manchester, New Hampshire Harold lrving 1lcGlory Marion Sarah Otis Westboro. Massachusetts Leeds .llll1Fli0Yl- llfllinf' Peter Thomas 3lcGuinness Erwin Lewis P9rkil1S Jtlanta. Georgia flllbllffl- Main? Leonard Marino Carolyn Clark Peterson Bristol. Rhode Island Newtonville. Massachusetts George Fred Martelon D0r0Ihy' Jail? Petrie ,lIt. Vernon, New York L6'll'iSf0V1,1MUi'le EL 55 UF NINETEE FUHTY-Fl E i941 ,lean Phelps Helen Arline Sinclair Harvard, Massachusetts Arlington, Massachusetts Barbara Ann Phillips Leona Skofield Wollaston, Massachusetts Norwood, Massachusetts William Eugene Plaisted Calvin Coolidge Sloan Sanford. Maine Newburgh, New York Margaret Jean Purinton ,lane Alice Smith Pittsfield, Maine Cumberland Mills, Maine Thelma Audrey Rainville Richard Carleton Smith Lewiston, Maine Stowe. Massachusetts Shirley Louise Raymond Robert Eliot Smolker Portland, Maine Watertown. Massachusetts Sylvia Bell Reese Howard Hunter Spence lVynnewood, Pennsylvania Somerville. Massachusetts Kathleen Dorothy Reilley Charlotte Louise Stafford Norwalk, Connecticut Taftville, Connecticut Francis Elisha Richards Douglas Stage Camden, Maine Warwick. New York ,lean-Elizabeth Rupp Christine Joyce Stillmann Passaic, New Jersey Wareham. Massachusetts John William Sanborn Elaine Louise Stimson Everett, Massachusetts Princeton. Massachusetts Louis Scolnik John Francis Stokes Lewiston, Maine Belmont, Massachusetts Justine Sherwood Ruth Anna Stone Newton Centre, Massachusetts Andover. New Hampshire CLASS UF NINETEE FUHTY-FI E i951 Maflelyn Joyce Stover Cape Cottage, Maine Barbara Ruth Tabor Everett. flfassachusetts Louise Ann Temple lfestboro, fllassachusetts John Nelson Thomas Brockton, Massachusetts Mary Alice Tibbets Auburn. Maine Ruth Ann Tingley Maplewood. New Jersey Edwin Wilson Tooker Littleton. Massachusetts Newell Noble Toothaker Phillips, Maine James Miller Towle West Roxbury. Massachusetts Robert Cary Vernon Lewiston, Maine Alfred Emerson Vllade, Jr. Ipswich, Massachusetts ,Iohn Hamilton Xvall Lewiston, Maine Robert Frederick Warren West Haven, Connecticut Jane Webber East Orange, New Jersey Paul Munroe Weiner Lawrence, Massachusetts Elizabeth Eaton White Reading, Massachusetts Jerome Myron White Lynn. Massachusetts John Collamore Whitney Rockland, Massachusetts Leslie Helen Wight Auburn, Maine Clifford Keith Wilbur Cranston, Rhode Island Doris Jean Williams Bellport, New York Eugene Luce Wloodcock IA'It'iSfOll. Maine Eleanor Ruth W00dlDaIl Crestwood, New Jersey Beatrice Florine Woodworth Lewiston, Maine EL SS UF NINETEE PURTY-FI 961 cvlcfiviffeg u s 9 r'5.?,',4 r-1 Xl 'N Afh :'Wp 'YY .Q K' ' 5 s -I I 'v't AS I 7 4 ' 1 1 P r' '- , I '. 4 s QI - 3 a . Vi 'I R, lff .31 -' sms f First Row, left to right: J. James, I. Mabee. .l. Donovan. M. Thompson, T. Flanagan. Second Row, left to right: K. Drummond. C. Howarth, H. Wood. B. MacDougall. Y. McKusick. During the eventful, disturbed months of 1941 and 1942, there has been a lot of smug talk about democracy. Fortunately, through the Student Council and the men's assemblies, which the council sponsors, the men of the college have the opportunity to help make a real and vital democracy work successfully every day of the college year. The 1941-42 Student Council has had as its most significant project the fostering and main- taining of friendly relations with each of the other three Maine colleges. Informal meetings with representatives of the men's student governing organizations of Colby. Bowdoin and the University of Maine have been initiated, chapel speakers have been exchanged and an interchange of dance tickets took place, too. Ranking next in importance to this project has been the attempt to bring about a closer, more mutual alumni-student relationship. not only through the usual channel, the annual Back-to Bates night rally, but also through the new practice of sending council representatives to alumni club meetings. Furthermore, the council has cooperated with the Student and the Christian Association in sending copies of the college weekly to former graduates now in the armed forces. And the council has worked with the Varsity Club on a plan to tutor Freshman athletes. Routine activities of the Student Council are supervision of Freshman rules, men's assem- blies, smoke walks, elections, Red Cross Drives, intramural activities, rallies, student trains, Sunday tennis, mayoralty campaigns, rental of caps and gowns to Seniors, and chapel programs on alternate Saturday mornings. Innovations in handling some of these activities have been introduced by the 1941-12 Student Council. Frosh rules were revisedg rallies planned by a new booster', committeeg and more than two hundred and fifty dollars was used to purchase new caps and gowns. ST UE T EUUNEIL 1971 First Row, left to right: N. Webber, J. Atkins, V. Day. C. Parkhurst, E. Humphrey, C. Handy, B. McGee, M. Blaisdell. Second Row, left to right: F. Rolfe. M. MacGrail. E. Younger, A. Turner, J. Kenneston, F. Skinner, Y. Chase. The year 1941-42 has been an active one for the Women's Student Government Association, which has as its members all the women in college. The major effort of the Board, which consists of representatives from the three upper classes, has been in the direction of increasing student participation in, and knowledge of, Student Government functions and activities in order to make the organization more truly democratic. Perhaps the biggest step in this democratizing process has been the change in the constitu- tion which provides for popular election of the nominating committee which nominates officers and Board members and recommends proctors. Formerly this committee was chosen by the Student Government Board. Meetings of the whole association for the explanation of the set-up and inner workings of the organization, and appointment of non-board people to com- mittees have also increased participation and interest in Student Government affairs. Although the disciplinary function, which is based on a unique honor system, is usually thought of when Student Govermnent is mentioned, there are many other lines in which the organization is active. Chief among the social events sponsored by the group this year have been teas. freshman stunt night. lVIother's Weekend. coffees, open house at the Women's Union, a spring tea dance, and the annual banquet, at which Elissa Landi, of stage and screen fame, was the guest speaker. All-campus contributions have been the address book, midyear cocoas, and Saturday morning chapel speakers. An innovation this year was the candlelight ceremony at which the freshmen pledged them- selves to the honor system by signing the constitution. Also new was the formation of a joint committee with Student Council for the purpose of bringing about greater cooperation be- tween the two organizations. All these things added together show that 1941-42 has indeed been a profitable year in furthering representative self-government among Bates women. STUDE T GU EHNMENT X981 First Row. left to right: S. Early. J. Scharfenberg. R. Horton. E. Ayres. M. Thompson. Second Row, left to right: D. Sawyer. E. Moore. H. Corey. J. Grimes. Third Row, left to right: D. Xichols. H. Wood. G. Kolstad. R. Becker. STAFF RICHARD S. HORTON J. ELGEXE AYERS Editor-in-Chief Business Manager JAMES C. SCHARFEXBERG S. ALLEN EARLY. JR. Associate Editor Associate Business Hunacer ASSISTANT EDITORS George A. Kolstad David B. Saxwer John F. McDonald Elizabeth Moore Robert E. Scott ASSISTANT BLSIXESS MAXACERS Richard H. Becker Miner! N. Thomson. I Henry G. Corey John H. Grimes Horace Woocl. Jr. MIHHUH T991 GAHNET MEMBERS First Row, left to right: R. Tuller, L. Kemp, B. White, M. Curtis, H. Robinson. Second Row, left to right: J. Atkins, D. Maulsby. Third Row, left to right: G. Kolstad. R. Martell. E. Smith. MEMBERS First Row, left to right: N. Boyan, J. Donovan, R. Stevens, R. Tuller, C. Baldwin, G. Chaletsky, J. Howard. J. Slahlberger. Second Row, left to right: H. Gray, C.Bickmore. H. Martin, B. C. Moore, M. Littlefield, E. Santilli, P. Hicks, D. Nirhols. Third Row left to right: J. Ackerman, D. Kellsey, A. Geller, H. Sparks, V. Hathaway. A. Leavitt. Fourth Row, left to right: D. Roberts, W. Crean. E. Gibson. R. Archibald, L. Bram. W. James, J. Kobrock. Fifth Row, left to right: V. Saari, M. Butler, R. Silvia, A. Locke, V. Simons, E. Halsam, M Gregoire. P. Goodrich. Sixth Row, left to right: J. White. B. Littlefield, N. Lord, J. Mac-Kinnon, P. Crane, H. Laird, D. Maulsby. ST UE T moi IVIEIXIS VARSITY DEB TI B MEMBERS First Row, left to right: C. Buck, P. Quimby, D. Nichols, T. Howarth. A. Cole. Second Row, left to right: F. Rawson, H. Corey., A. Stinchfield. E. Dunn. Third Row, left to right: R. Mm-Farlane. N. Temple. J. Thurlow, V. McKusick. MEMBERS First Row, left to right: V. Saiving. P. Bowles. H. Hadley, J. Wloodbury. Second Row, left to right: M. Cram. M. Butler. D. Doukas. WUIVIEIXVS VARSITY IIISBATI G TIOIII UEBATI G EUUNCIL MEMBERS First Row, left to right: T. Howarth. C. Buck, H. Hadley, D. Nichols, J Woodbury, P. Quimby, A. Cole. Second Row, left to right: H. Corey V. Saiving, M. Cram. A. Dearborn, P. Bowes, D. Doukas, A. Stinchfield Third Row, left to right: F. Rawson, G. Antunes. M. Butler, R. Sullivan E. Cort, E. Dunn, A. Williams. Fourth Row, left to right: N. Temple R. MacFarlane, A. Stevens. V. Mcliusick. J. Thurlow. MEMBERS First Row. left to right: J. Lloyd, C. Buck, T. Howarth, V. Saiving D. Nichols, P. Quimby, A. Cole. Second Row, left to right: J. Woodbury D. Doukas, M. Butler, B. Moulton, P. Kendrick, M. Brightman, H. Hadley Third Row, left to right: E. Dunn, V. McKusick, D. Thurlow. N. Temple G. Kolstad. Fourth Row, left to right: F. Rawson, M. Alembik. SPE HEH9 B HEAU f102?l HUBI SU PL YERS MEMBERS First Row, left to right: J. Lloyd. R. Tuller. L. Schaeffer. C. Senior. D. Mathews, R. Becker, C. Buck. Second Row, left to right: M. Bartlett. E. Davis. F. Cooper. A. Bruemmer. R. W5'er. A. Lakin. D. Frost, D. Cheetham. Third Row, left to right: R. Horton. D. Nickerson. J. Marsh. E. Johnson, G. Kirwin, I. Crimes, E. Smith. MEMBERS First Row, left to right: D. Foster. M. Loveland. L. Kemp. E. Johnson. R. Tuller, L. Schaeffer, P. Miller. W. Barr. Second Roux left to right: W. Beach. D. Maulsby. A. Cates. M. Gross. D. Matlack. A. Momna. T. Rizoulis, H. Mason, E. Linder. E. Hale, B. Putney. Third Row. left to right: W. Leavitt. M. Alembik. D, Roberts. A. St. Denis. R. Baker. E. Goldman, B. Hunter. H. Guller, W. Plaisted. Fourth Row. left to right: F. Graham, P. Kendrick. C. Dodge. S. Reese. C. Blaisdell. A. Rizoulis. J. Rupp. A. Cofran. Fifth Row. left to right: P. Belae. A. Tingley. P. Crane, D. Babcock, B. Tabor, M. Burns. A. Kovler. HEELEHS 51031 EULLEEE EHUIH MEMBERS First Row, left to right: E. Smith, T. Mendall. F. Rolfe, J. Marsh. S. Crafts. G. Stephenson, A. Higgins, E. White. Second Row. left to right: F. Harlow, E. Bush. B. Putney, S. Nout-as, M. Lam-kton, A. Parsons. Third Row, left to right: R. Martell. G. Corbett, T. Doe. R. Mat'Farlane. E. Wood. Fourth Row, left to right: P. Stone. B. Stanhope. B. Tabor, C. Glazier, D. Yates. Fifth Row, left to right: J. Gaffney. G. Hoare. J. Doe, R. McNeil, F. Gentile. MEMBERS First Row. left to right: .E. Wootl. B. Stanhope, T. Mentlall. N. Terry, S. Crafts. A. Cofran, E. Smith, W. Beach, T. Bushnell, P. Miller. Second Row. left to right: N. Webber. C. Handy, R. Andrews, E. Linder, S. Noucas. R. Stevens, F. Rolfe. M. Lanckton, P. Gates, B Morse, B. Kirsch- baum. Third Row. left to right: J. Cushing, G. Corbett, H. Ray, R. Stoughton, J. Marsh, H. Sparks, D. Kellsey, W. Merritt. M. Touloumtzis. K. Lortl. Fourth Row. left to right: R. Arrhibaltl. L. MaeGray, B. Putney. V. Sampson, E. Suntllee, E. Wright, D. Yates, B. Tahor. F. Harlow, E. White. Fifth Row. left to right: J. Rupp. L. Skolfieltl, M. Gregoire. B. Phillips. L. Temple. B. Kennedy, J. Graham. E. Corsa, E. Davis, P. Beal, C. Wilson. J. Woodbury. Sixth Row. left to right: J. Gaffney, S. Reese. F. Gentile, G. Biekmore, C. Glazier, R. White, R. Mt-Neil. J. Doe. W. Mitchell. P. Stone, G. Hoare. A. Kovler. CHUR l.SUClETY U0-lil UHPHIE SUEIETY M E M B E R S First Row, left to right: D. Gibbs, D. Yates. .l. Graham. D. Coldenberg. R. Smith. V. Barnes, .l. MacKinnon. Second Row. left to right: S. Crafts, R. Jache. C. Parkhurst, J. Sauter, P. Stevens, D. Norte, S. Raymond. Third Row, left to right: B. Woodwortli, M. Cram, L. Temple. E. Lewis. D. Tuttle. Fourth Row, left to right: D. Smith. F. Jones. H. Jordan, M. Williams MEMBERS First Row, left to right: E. Wood, B. Barsantee, A. Turner, S. Crafts. M. Everett, G. Kirwin, B. Putney, P. Miller. Second Row, left to right: F. Skinner. S. Noucas. D. Yates. G. Stephenson, E. Linder. M. Lanckton. V. Sampson. Third Row, left to right: P. Stephens, J. Marsh, C. Wilson. A. Higgins. S. Smith, A. St. Denis. Fourth Row, left to right: B. Barnes, I .l. Chick, E. Younger, R. Carey, F. Rolfe. F. Harlow, F. Gentile. Fiftz Row. left to right: R. Jache., R. Andrews, N. Crockett, B. Boothby, D. Tuttle, P. Bowles. Mac? HLANE EL B wow BUBE TS MEMBERS First Row, left to right: E. Linscott. L. Scolnik, M. Eastman. N. Lloyd, F. Burrough, B. Park. Second Row, left to right: H. McGlory, W. Walters, R. LaBelle, H. Jordan, H. Dion, S. Scavatto. MEMBERS First Row. left to right: J. Sauter. K. Drummond. W. Walters, E. Tooker E. Stephens. E. Woodcoek. Second Row, left to right: C. Casey. M. Williams C. Jordan. D. Green. T. Mendall. M. Eastman, L. Scolnik, P. Goodrich Tllird Row, left to right: H. MacGlory. D. Gibbs. J. Munn, G. Martelon H. Jordan. T. Collins, A. Rive. S. Early. Fourth Row, left to right: H. Wood. R. Cummings. A. Stevens, W. Buker, N. Lloyd, D. Bentley D. Norte. Fifth Row. left to right: J. Grimes, H. Reed, A. Williams E. Linsvott. F. Jones, R. Vernon. AN flO61 PHI SIGMA IUT MEMBERS First Row, left to right: R. Seward, E. Hardie, H. Laurent, A. Bertocci. Second Row, left to right: B. Putney. A. Comins. P. Robinson. T. Begin MEMBERS First Row, left to right: E. Hardie, M. Alembik, L. Mousette. A. Aucoin B. Putney. A. Comins. B. Kirschhaum. Second Row, left to right P. Miller, R. Seward, H. Laurent, A. Bertocci, R. Silvia, E. Stafford Third Row, left to right: T. Begin. A. Lakin, P. Kendrick. V. Wood E. Santilli, P. Robinson. PETITE AEAIIIE IE mm BELT PHI LPH MEMBERS First Row, left to right: R. Brendze, D. Kennedy, F. Dietz. T. Begin, G. Meader. Second Row, left to right: B. Packard, R. Jache, E. Dahlgren, E. Linder, H. Gray, C. Wilson. MEMBERS First Row, left to right: L. Kemp. H. Gray. H. Marlin, C. Buck. R. Langer man, R. Jache, D. Dustin. Second Row, left to right: E. Dahlgren H. Wright, P. Goodrich, B. Packard, R. Schaffrath, A. Berenberg, L. Bram P. Robinson. Third Row, left to right: J. Stahlberger, G. Hahnel C. Emmerling. E. Linder, V. Smith, G. Center. DEH DE TSEHE EHEI 51083 SUD IJT S LATINA MEMBERS First Row, left to right: A. Arenslrup, Prof. F. Knapp, D. Borgerson Second Row, left to right: R. Andrews. M. Ludwick, Y. Chase. MEMBERS First Row, left to right: S. Early, H. Mansfield, D. Foster, T. Rizoulis M. Luclwick, M. Bartlett, R. Horton. Second Row, left ot right: R. Park hurst. D. Doukas., L. Mousette, E. Dahlgren. S. Noucas, A. Parsons Third Row, left to right: A. Rizoulis, A. Higgins, V. Mc-Kusick, H. Ray C. Kirwin. Fourth Row, left to right: P. Debe. T. Howarth, J. Stahl, berger, D. Gibbs. PHIL HELLE IE f1o91 EL SU HEY MEMBERS First Row, left to right: C. Baldwin, A. Fish, D. Nickerson, H. Wood R. Hitchcock, R. Fairfield. MEMBERS First Row, left to right: M. Swicker, D. Dunham, G. Kolstad, M. Jewell, L. Leonard. Second Row, left to right: R. Ennis, R. White, S. Witham, M. Hoyt, D. Brown. Third Row, left to right: E. Wentzell, R. Schaff- rath, J, Sauter, G. Jacques. E MER EL B 51101 PUBLISHI E SSUEIATIU MEMBERS First Row, left to right: A. Watts V. Saiving. M. Bartlett. P. Quimby. Second Row, left to right: P. Whitbeck, P. Wilkins. P. Sweet. MEMBERS First Row, left to right: C. Wilson. R. Tuller. B. White. L. Kemp M. Curtis. Second Row, left to right: D. Brown. W. Wortl1y'. E. Smith R. Martell, S. Poor. SPUPPUHD CLUB 1:1111 9 JUHUZ-l SUE TIFIE SUEIETY MEMBERS First Row, left to right: A. Daddazio, A. Ring, D. Dustin, P. Knight, E. Bennett. Second Row, left to right: F. Dietz, R. Harvey, J. Crosby, N. Tufts, T. Doe, R. DuWors. W. Mitchell. Third Row, left to right: F. Jones, D. Dunham. N. Marshall, J. Kenney, C. Howarth, D. Sawyer. RIIEBIIBIEIRS First Row, left to right: C. Greenleaf, E. Sundlie, T. Bushnell, J. Handy, N. Could. E. Keene, M. Swicker. Second Row, left to right: P. Simpson. M. Derderian. L. Leonard, V. Fisher. R. Carey. E. Bliss. Third Row, left to right: C. Cllristofferson, R. Worobel, R. Wllite, C. MacKelvie. AMSUELL SEIE Tllflll SUEIETY fl121 AW I-KNEE CHE IEAL SUEIETY MEMBERS First Row, left to right: R. Blanchard, M. Jewell, W. Thomas. E. Wentzell W. Lawrance, R. Carroll, D. Kahn. Second Row, left to right: P. Blanchl ard, A. Williams, C. Hammond, S. Derderian, J, Thurlow. R. Martell. Third Row, left to right: M. Day. T. Hetherman, V. Vivian, R. Cote, D. Coldenberg. MEMBERS First Row, left to right: R. Horton. V. Day, C. Williamson, J. Lloyd, T. Howarth, R. Ulrich, D. Brown. Second Row, left to right: E. Santilli, V. Stockman, E. Dahlgren, L. Gilford, R. Wyer., M. Lanckton, H. Smyth. Third Row, left to right: E. Ayres, W. Jackson, E. Bliss, C. Glazier, H. Laird, G. Center. Fourth Row, left to right: R. Archibald, A. Cole, P. Goodrich, C. Baldwin, W. Worthy, H. Corey, G. Antunes. PULITICS EL B 51133 CHRISTIAN ASSUCI TIU MEMBERS First Row, left to right: J. Lloyd, R. Ulrich, I. Mabee. V. Saiving, L. Smith. Second Row, left to right: A. Lakin, N. Terry. .l. Woodbury, G. Bickmore. H. Hadley. Third Row, left to right: R. Fairfield, L. Watts. MEMBERS First Row. left to right: D. Borgerson, R. Stoughton, A. Cofran. H. Ray, M. Ludwick, W. Cate, M. Loveland. Second Row, left to right: F. Gentile, M. Hoyt, H. Sweetsir, P. Bowles, E. Dahlgren, V. Sampson, D. Lyman. Third Row, left to right: A. Higgins, E. Sherblom, R. Swan- son, R. Keacll, L. MacCray, N. Hall. Fourth Row, left to right: P. Peter- son, A. Bruemmer, M. Brightman, E. Younger, P. Kendrick, V. Smith. CHRISTIAN SER ICE 51143 HT CLE MEMBERS First Row, left to right: H. Mason. E. Roberts. A. Bruemmer. E. Povall. P. Miller. Second Row, left to right: A. Locke. C. Dodge, D. Babcock. A. Tingley. R. Ennis, F. Cooper. D. Cheetham, C. Peterson. P. Robinson. B. Putney, R. Carey. MEMBERS First Row, left to right: J. Crimes, B. Stanhope, R. Curtis, D. Green. R. Langerman. S. Witham, J. Lloyd. Second Row. left to right: P. Stone, M, Littlefield, M. Blaisdell, J. Chick, .l. Kenneston. .l. White, C. Christ- offerson, F. Jones. Third Row, left to right: L. Smith, T. Doe, E. Johnson, A. Ring, L. Watts, W. Jackson. Fourth Row. left to right: R. Archibald. H. Baker, L. Davis, N. Could. R. Carey, H. Mansfield, D. Sawyer. Fifth Row, left to right: A. Fish, W. Wllite. R. Goodspeed, C. Kolstad, R. Keuch. W. Buker, R. Landick. U TI G EL B 51153 ' l VARSITY EL B MEMBERS First Row. left to right: C. Parmenter. Z. Turadian. D. Shilf. T. Flanagan, J. Sigsbee, M. Matragrano, W. White, G. Chaletzky, D. Nickerson. Second Row. left to right: R. Fairfield. H. Sturgis. J. Donovan, C. Ayres, J. Scott, I. Mabee. W. Driscoll, R. Langerman. N. Boyan. Third Row, left to right: L. Watts, C. Corbett, J. Grimes, N. Marshall. N. Johnson, H. Walker, A Wight, C. Monk, H. Johnson. Fourth Row, left to right: D. Sawyer, W. Buker, C. Howarth, C. Finnegan, E. Smith. A. Card, J. Shea, C. Josselyn. MEMBERS First Row, left to right: C. Greenleaf. D. Foster, R. Sylvia, B. McGee, J. White, T. Rizoulis, B. Fish. Second Row, left to right: L. Howland, L. Mouselte, E. Moore. C. Crane, E. Hardie, G. Halmel, A. Stoehr. Third Row, left to right: D. Petrie, L. Otis, C. Cray, M. Butler, A. Rizoulis, J. Childs. Fourth Row, left to right: B. Boothby, M. Otis, R. Gross, M. Tibbetts, M. Littlefield, L. Wight. .AMBUA ALPH Q-4-ffflfeflca 1,10 , 'C 4 . '. wb 5-1-'P I ,-'BU , '1,5, 1 . 'd- 91 :Vai 'SC-f .p -'74 ' 5 11 , 8 so 0 I V -. 'Z .4 4 . 13 . Tj, g 4 oo I A, ,. ,n 5 , ... I L . . - L '...l' ff' rl' Q- 1 2 ', K J F D, 8 3 , 3 - ',. jg I-:Q he ff , , L f, 'gi V! , -4 .ir v f I s. .I0. H., ' V 'G . 'Q N 3 E7 ...rl 0 fa ' 'f 7 fl 'li -t ' v ,' ' 0 ' 0 t I' -M . . 3 9 . 'LW , U , 'L -.Hiiif i First Row, left to right: H. Johnson. N. Marshall. E. Ayres. J. James. J. Sigsbee. T. Flanfl an C. Parmenter, J. Scott, H. Walker, H. Sturgis. Second Roux left to right: J. DeAn e R. Fairfield, J. Larochelle. T. Young. C. Finnegan. N. Johnson. J. Shea. C. Howarth. A Lard R. Langerman. B. Pond. Igr HONORARY CO-CAPTATNS MANAGERS T, FLANAGAN R. LANGERMAN. Senior J J. SIGSBEE R. FAIRFIELD. Junior Jlgr C O A C H E S R. POND, Head J. DeANGEI.IS, Assistant L E T T E R BI E N Ayres C. Howarth J. Scott Card J. James J. Shea Fairfield H. Johnson J. Sigsbee Finnegan R. Langerman H. Sturgis Flanagan J. LaRochelle H. Walker Francis N. Marshall T. Young Bates Bates Bates Bates Bates Bate Bate G. Parmenter SUMMARY T Amherst T New Hampshire 13 Tufts 0 Northeastern 13 Blaine 19 Bowdoin 'I Colby VARSITY PUUTBALL wi THE SEASON Under a new mentor, Raymond Ducky,' Pond, the Bates team had one of its most successful seasons in recent years. Despite early reversals, the team improved enough with each game so that. when State Series time rolled around. the Garnet gridmen were a definite threat for the title. As had been expected. the season opened with a loss to a powerful outfit from Amherst College, 31-T. The game was played before Coach Pond could round a group of capable reserves into shape. The Bobcats held the Lord Jeffs almost even, trailing 6-0 as the period came to a close. ln the second half Amherst piled up 25 points against the weary Garnet gridmen. who were able to squeeze out only T points for themselves. The second contest was an exciting and perhaps lucky victory as Bates defeated the University of New Hampshire by a score of T-6. The game was played in Portland as a part of that city's USO campaign. With extreme suddenness the Bobcats scored midway in the second period. Soph Arnold Card intercepted an NHU pass on the Bates 48. On the next play Del Johnson slanted off tackle for 52 yards and a score. John Sigsbee, sidelined hy a bad ankle, came into the game to kick the extra point and put Bates ahead T-0. In the third quarter the Wildcats, assuming the offensive, scored on a powerful thrust of T9 yards. Subsequent play netted no further points for either side. Bates lost its third game to Tufts. 15-13. The ,lumbos scored twice at the outset, first on a safety and then after a sustained drive. After a scoreless second canto. Bates opened the third period by marching 40 yards for a score by Card and the point by Sigsbee. In the same frame the Bobcats scored on a tricky douhle lateral. Card's pass to Walker was flipped to Flanagan. who went over. The conversion was missed. With Bates now ahead 13-8 the Jumbo juggernaut rolled 89 yards in the last period for a touchdown and the extra point which gave them the victory. The Bates team suffered a complete relapse in the next game, going down before underdog Northeastern by a score of 13-0. Two periods of desultory football ended with a score of 0-0. Northeastern scored once in the third. with the final tally coming in the last quarter. Dias of NU carried lllost of the offensive power for the visiting club. A rejuvenated Bates team met the Black Bears from the University of Maine 011 G2lrC6l0Il Field in the State Series opener and sent them back to Orono smarting from a 13-0 clawing. Midway in the first period the Garnet scored on a drive of 80 yards. Joe LaRochelle lugged the leather over from the 12. Sigsbee missed the conversion. The Bears roared back into the fray for a touchdown in the next five minutes which tied the score at 6-all. The Pond V HSITY FUUTB LL ww THE SEASON clan came right back. lnoving 55 yards down the field, with Card and Walker picking up the bulk of the yardage. Walker plunged across the end stripe. Sigsbee's point after was good this time, and the Bobcats were on the long end of a 13-6 count. The second half was scoreless. This game. which marked Coach Pond's entry into the Maine State Series. was indeed an excellent introduction. Playing on a rain-soaked field at Bowdoin. the Bates gridmen swamped the Polar Bears with a convincing 19-6 victory. Early in the first period. the Bobcats scored on a pass from Del Johnson to Joe LaRochelle. The Garnet repeated as Arnold Card returned a punt from the Bates 45 to the one foot line. from which point Walker went over. The con- version was lnissed. making the score 13-0. The second and third quarters were scoreless. The first play of the final period. however. was a 55-yard gallop by Del Johnson to the Bowdoin 19. Six plays later Walker bolted over for the third Garnet score. The point was good, and the Bates team was ahead 19-0. At this point Coach Pond began to send in reserves against whom the Polar Bears were able to score their only touchdown. By virtue of this win the Bates team was now on top in the Series, as Colby and Maine tied in their game. Needing only a tie with the Mules of Colby to attach the State Series title, the Bobcats traveled to Waterville on Armistice Day to drop a 14-T contest. In the second quarter Del Johnson broke off tackle on a 59-yard sweep for a touchdown. Sigsbee's conversion was good, and the Garnet led T-0. In the fourth quarter the Mules took over and scored a few plays later, making the point to knot the count at T-all. About two minutes later, Loring of Colby plucked a Walker pass out of the air and raced 50 yards to score for Colby again. The point was scored, and Colby led 14-7. Bates did not win the mythical crown. but she did have the best team on the field for eleven solid periods of State Series play. Ducky Pond and Jimmy DeAngelis are to be commended for the superior job they did this year in coaching the Bates gridmen. lt was largely through their efforts that there was instilled in the team and the student body a fighting spirit and a desire to win that has not been present for the past few seasons. Among the Seniors who have played their last game under the Garnet colors are Gene Ayers, Tom Flanagan, Red Francis, Johnny James, George Parmenter, Jim Scott, and Johnny Sigsbee. On most of the more reliable all-Maine teams Bates placed four men: George Parmenter. guardg Norm Johnson and Jack Shea. tacklesg and Del Johnson, back. VARSITY FUUTB LL 1:1191 THE SEASON The basketball team for the season 1941-42 was decidedly unsuccessful from the point of view of victories. The team won from Bowdoin twice and from AIC once, while losing to Clark, Northeastern, St. Anse1m's, Colby twice, Maine twice, New Hampshire, M.I.T., and Tufts. In the season's opener, the Bobcat aggregation lost to Clark on the usoutherni' trip by a score of 66-40. Although the Bates squad held a slim lead at the end of the first period, the Clark live scored in the remaining three to pile up the victory margin. The second game was also on the road trip against Northeastern at Boston. The Garnet remained close to the Huskies only to be topped in the last period 52-34. A turn in the tide was featured in the third game as the Bates team nosed out AIC in a close and fast contest. The final score indicates the closeness of the playing-Bates, 38- AIC, 37. On January 8 the Hawks of St. Anselms won a definite victory over the Bobcats by a score of 4-1-27. Again the Bates men collapsed in the late stages to be overcome by a team of which the Garnet appeared to be a near equal in the early stages. The late stage let-up, which seemed to characterize this year's squad, betrayed the Gamet into its fourth set-back. The Mules of Colby were the victors in this contest by a decisive score of 52-37. Orono was the scene of the next Bates defeat where the Black Bears soundly shellacked the Bobcats to the tune of 45-27. The Garnet was unable to find the hoop, and Maine led throughout the game. Bowdoin's first basketball team in several year was selected to end the Bobcat losing streak. The game was a rough and tumble fracas throughout, although ending in a 46-38 victory for Bates. At a game in Portland the Bowdoin squad was again nipped by Bates, 38-36. The two teams were tied with 34 each with but a couple of minutes to play. Boyan thereupon shot a spectacular basket which, with two fouls, spelled victory for the Bobcats. Against the Jumbos of Tufts the Garnet revealed its best basketball of the season, only to be humbled in a close game. 31-27. Rebounding from a setback at the hands of Maine, the University of New Hampshire quintet rolled into Lewiston and rolled over the Bobcats, 56-33. The visitors led througliplt without being threatened once. Another last-minute two point defeat was the fate the Bobcats met in the game against MIT at Cambridge. The engineers came through with a goal in the last minute to trip the Bobcats in another of those heartbreaking losses, 37-35. Colby again took the measure of the Garnet in the next encounter. The game was played at Waterville and ended with the Mules on top, S2-28. The last game ended the season as it had begun-in defeat for Bates. In an extremely rough contest, the Black Bears of Maine climbed over the Bobcats, 50-45. The final story reads three wins and ten defeats, not too impressive. The Bates team steadily improved, however, under the tutelage of Jimmy DeAngelis, new Garnet coach, and dropped several close encounters. VARSITY B SHETB LL f120l QE 91133 First Row, left to right: J. Larochelle, N. Boyan, J. McSherry, C. Josselyn, A. Card Second Row, left to right: J. DeAngelis, C. Monk, W. Deering, N. Johnson, A. Wight, L. Trafton Bates Bates Bates Bates Bates Bates Bates Bates Bates Bates Bates Bates Bates ACTING CAPTAIN MANAGER J. McSHERRY L. TRAFTON C 0 A C H J. DeANGELIS LETTERMEN J. McSherry N. Johnson C. .Iosselyn I. LaRochelle N. Boyan A. Card W. Deering S U M M A R Y -I0 Clark 34 Northeastern 38 AIC 27 St. Anselms 37 Colby 27 Maine 46 Bowdoin 38 Bowdoin 27 Tufts 33 New Hampshire 35 MIT 28 Colby 45 Maine VARSITY H SHETB 51211 C. Monk L. Trafton A. Wight LL THE SEASON Although he entered the season with only a small nucleus of the 19-11 team remaining, Coach Pond has developed a nine which may threaten to repeat last year's championship. Owing to a shortened season. the schedule has been reduced, and Bates will play only six games, two with each of the other Maine colleges. It was predicted at the outset of the season that this year's club would be smooth in the field but lacking in power at the plate. The opposite has been the case. In the three games played so far, our two defeats can be attributed directly to fielding lapses. Dave Shiff, pitching against Bowdoin in the season's opener. was a victim of his own errors and was defeated 5-l. Coach Pond sent Shiff to the mound again in the second game. played against Blaine. Here, aided by timely hitting in the pinches and no serious mistakes afield, Bates won T-2. The third game. played against Colby. was a repetition of the Bowdoin fracas. Mike Matragrano outpitched Zecker of Colby. limiting the Mules to five hitsg but seven errors coupled with the fact that twelve men were left stranded on the base paths. spelled defeat. Bates was shut out by a score of 3-0. Coach Pond has built this team around his five remaining veterans. The pitching burden is carried by Shifl' and Matragrano. with Al Wight available for relief. When not pitching Wight patrols the right field section very creditably. He is one of the heavy stickers on the club. Kyp Josselyn. whose outstanding play at first base has been a defensive highlight for the past two seasons. is again holding down the initial sack. Rounding out the roster of veterans is Del Johnson. in left field. Del is probably one of the best ball hawks in the state, and his heavy bat gives the Bates club most of its power at the plate. There are several novices on the team who have already established their reputations as base players. Tom Flanagan and .loe LaRochelle are holding down second and short respec- tively and form one of the better keystone combinations in Maine. Occupying the hot corner is Mickey Walker. a Junior. who is playing his first baseball at Bates. Sophomore Cubby Cenetti has done all the catching so far. and his pep and chatter behind the plate have marked him as a smart. aggressive receiver. Although weak offensively. Arnold Card has showed well in the outfield. No team can be considered a really good ball club unless it has strong reserves: Bates seems adequate in this respect. lnheld substitutions include Aucoin. Mm-Cullough. Keller and McKinney. Catching is well fortified with Coldenberg and McMurray ready to fill in at any time. Replacements in the outfield are lacking. but any of the pitchers could do a good job if called upon. If Bates can improve its fielding so that it is on par with its hitting. Coach Pond may yet come through with a championship team. VARSITY B SEB LL flm First Row, left to right: J. McCullough. D. Coldenburg. A. Aucoin, T. Flan ngfm M Matri rfmo A. Wight, Z. Turaclian, H. Johnson. C. Josselyn. Second Row. left I r In R Pond J Lnrocllelle, Y. Saari. Keller, J. McDonald, D. Boothby. P. Perkins. X Lflral A fCll6lIl April 20 April 25 April 28 May 4 May T May 9 J. Donovan. COACH MANAGILR RAYMOND POND JOHN DONIOX AN SCHEDPLE Bowdoin Maine Colby Maine Bowdoin Colby Batea Bate Bute VAHSITY B SEB LL D231 THE SEASON Inconsistency characterized the 1941 cross-country team just as it has in other years. Losses outweighed wins in the final results: yet races were mostly rather close. Team men were: Dave Nickerson. John Grimes. Bert Smith, Gordon Corbett, Dave Sawyer, John Marsh, Don Roberts, John Dyer. Probably the most steady runners were Grimes, Smith and Corbett, all doing a fine job throughout the season. Bates was outclassed in reserves by most of the squads it met. M.l.T. and Northeastern had very strong teams and won without too much difficulty. Among the Maine colleges, how- ever, there was greater balance in strength. Bowdoin overthrew the Bates men in a close race at Brunswick, where Hillman showed his heels to a considerable part of the field. The State Meet, held at the Augusta Country Club, was another tight run, with Bowdoin, Maine and Bates all making strong bids for first place. The Colby harriers were quite easily defeated by the Bates runners despite a game battle on the part of the losers. The annual Interclass Meet was won by a powerful junior contingent this year. Grimes, Corbett, Sawyer and Marsh took the first four places in that order. Howie Spence of the freshmen finishing fifth. The final contest of the season. the N.E.I.C.A.A.'s, found the Bates squad handicapped mostly by lack of experience in running with a big field. Bates placed thirteenth in a large group of New England teams paced by Rhode Island State. The track season was very successful this year, although the meets were marked by the absence of such men as McLautl1lin, Lyford and Boucher. Despite lack of material, the small Bates squad was well balanced and boasted many stellar performers. Even the contests lost were very close in point ratio. Outstanding in the weight events were Sigsbee, Larrabee, Shea and Hemmenwayg in running. Nickerson, Thompson, Mabee, Crimes, Smith and Dyer, in hurdles, Norm Tuftsg high-jump. Park and Tuftsg broad-jump. Deering and Creang and pole-vault, Crean. The triangular meet with Northeastern and Bowdoin ended with Bates on the short end and Northeastern the winner. In the BA..-X. contest the relay team, composed of Thompson, Smith, Mabee and Nickerson, took first place from Brown and New Hampshire in one of the best races of the night. The Bates squad demonstrated superiority in all events against Colby. The last two meets, with Bowdoin and the University of Maine, were very close in points and even closer in relative ability of the teams. In the Bowdoin contest Dave Nickerson established a cage record of 1:1-1 5fl0 in the 600. Highlight of the Maine competition was Johnny Sigs- bee's 47' TW shotput, setting a state record. Crean distinguished himself by breaking the cage record for the pole-vault on several occasions. The squad will feel the loss next year of its three valuable seniors, Sigsbee, Nickerson and Mabee. They have done excellent work in their four years of competition, performing favorably against teams of creditable athletes. EHUSS EUU TRY fl241 First Row, left to right: G. Corbett, N. Tufts. J. Sigsbee, D. Nickerson, I. Mabee, J. Crimes M. Thompson. Second Row, left to right: G. Chaletsky, P. Hemmenway, E. Smith, C. Rl Thompson, J. Shea, J. Dyer, R. Martell. Third Row, left to right: W. Crean. N. Lloyd, C. Larrabee, F. Eastman, C. Hamlin, B. Park, D. Roberts. VARSITY TRACK l Bowdoin 31 I Northeastern 57 Bates B.A.A. Bates. lst Colby 43 Bates Bowdoin 66 Bates University of Maine 68 Bates TRACE 51253 First Roux left to rigln: H. Alembik. E. Gibson. A. Leavitt. R. Keach. Second Roux left to right: L. Watts. W. Buker. P. Quimby. D. Hoyt. A. Bllifilllldllll CAPTAIN COACH PAl'I. QLTINIBY AKCKST BKSCHNIANN William Bulwr ffflmunil Hill-on April May 2 Huy May Han' THE TEAM Dunne Hoyt. Jr. Leightmi W-ails. Jr Ria-lmrnl Kean-h Horace YY-owl. Jr Paul Quimby SCHEDPLI-I Colby at Leuiflon Rhmiv Ifiunai Flaw ul I.:-wiston Bowdoin at Lewiston fniw-r+ily of Maine al Lessifton State- :nam-In-F al the lvnixer-ily nf Main-- VAHSITY TENNIS 1:1263 SHI TEANI THE TEAM First Row, left to right: W. Walters, F. Jones, Second Row, left' to right: G. Sommernitz. D. Sawyer, J. Grimes, P. Quimby. G. Kolslaul H. Baker, W. Durgin. THE TEAM First Row, left to right: C. Chaletsky, D. Roberts, J. Marsh, E. Smith, C. Corbett, J. Grimes, D. Nickerson, D. Sawyer, C. R. Thompson. VARSITY EHUSS EUUNTHY 51273 FHESHMAN EHUSS EUUNTHY THE TEAM First Row. left to right: C. Chaletskv, R. Vernon, D. Bentley, T. Mendall, K. Baldwin, J. Taylor, H. Spence. THE TEAM First Row, left to right: F. Barry, J. Joyce, L. Marino., R. Flanagan, H. MacClory, L. Hawkins, C. Gates. W. Plaisted. P. Mcfluinness. J. Stokes. Second Row, left to right: P. Stone. G. Emerling, A. Smith. J. Thomas, .l. Wllilney, J. Cushing, H. Holterbosch. R. Baker, L. Durgin. FHESHMAN PUUTB LL f1281 PBBBHMA BASEBALL THE TEAM First Row. left to right: R. 0'Neil. W. Neeflham. F. Burrv. L. Hawkins. J. Wlllll16Q'. .L Thomas. P. MvGuinness. R. florisll. N. Tootllaker. Second Row, left to right: .l. DeAngelis. J. Joyce, C. Lord. J. Cushing, K. Browne. A. Geller. L. Scolnik. H. Cursley. K. Baldwin. C. Center. THE TEAM First Row. left to right: A. Drago F. Barry. .l. .loyvm J. Wl1illlE5'. R. Flana- gan. Second Roux left to right: A. Beliveau. R Corish. F. Jones. P. Mr'Guinness. .l. Cushing. L. Trnfton. PBEBHMAN BASKETBALL L1291 W. A. A. BU!-XRD Kham NI lf NI B E R S First Roux left to right: P. Simpson. M. Swir-ker. N. Gould. E. Moore B. Bootllby, L. Slallorsl. M. Littlelielel. Second Row. left to right: M. Burns l. Hollis. T. Poster. L. Mr'Cray. NIICNIBERS First Row, left to right: Y. Uentner. I.. Slulfnrtl. M. Lanvklon. G. Stephen- son. F. Walker. Second Roux Ipit In right: B. G. Moore. H. NIill'l5f'l6lfl C. Cluzivr. ,l. Chic-lx. U. Foster. W. A. fl. BUAHU wot 2 -0 c COACHES NIENIBERS First Row. Iefl to right: L. Leonawl. T. Bu-lmell. R. lflrivll. ll. Filnpaon T. Rizoulif. .l. Klhivk. Bl. Blai-mlell. E. Keene. lf-P Fk. .,,,.., i i j Q 0 ,,,...! i MEMBERS Firs! Row. left to right: Y. Dm. .l. Hanrly. ll. Greenleaf. P. SllIll1r0Il E. Stafford. E. Keene. T. Buflmell. Seronrl Row. left Io right: D. Tuttle L. Leonard. F. Cooper. A. Turner. .l. Kcnnefton. T. Rizoulie. l. Holli, Third Roux left Io riglzi: Xl. Burns R. lvlrirll. ll. Blaiwlell. J. Chic-k M. Littlefield. E. Moore. Fourth Roux left to right: N. Could. A. Comin- B. Moore. LETTEHWUME um FIELD HOCKEY imna.a.u':l Dil 'll- -95, ev NA GC' THE TEAM First Row, left Io right: H. Mansfield F. Walker, D. Foster. J. Handy., M. Swim-ker. Second Row. left to right: N. Gould, E. Stafford. B. Moore. L. Leonard. Third Row, left Io riglziz S. Reese, C. Clazier. E. Keene. 4' T 4' f THE TEAM First Row, left to right: R. Swanson. D. Williznllls. R. Howard. Second Row, left to right: R. Stone. M. Hamlin. M. Brightman. A. Rizoulls, E. Stafford, N. Cnultl. ULLEYB LL img '4 ' I 15 u ll Q A .fl- :lil TUUHNAMENT W'NNEHS NI E NI B E R S J. Chick, L. Davis. J. Purinton. H. Smyth, V. Hunt V. Parson THE TEAM First Row, left to right: E. Stafford. E. Maher. P. Simpson, B. Morse, M. Hamlin. Second Row, left to right: H. Smyth, M. Burns. 5. Reese. R. Swanson, M. Brightman, F. Walker, L. Davis. ' H SEB LL U33-I 'K UA EE ELUB MEMBERS First Row. left Io right: R. Ulrich. A. Stoehr. .l. Atkins. Second Row, left to right: T. Rizoulis. A. Momna, R. Purkliurst. Third Row, left to right: A. Turner. E. Moore. M. Bluifdell. D. Foster. L. Howland. -A F4 THE TEAM First Row, left to right: B. Moore. T. Buellnell. M. Burns. J. Keneston, A. Dearborn. J. Handy. M. Bluifclell. Second Row, left to right: H. Laird, Y. Chase. M. Hamlin. T. Rizoulis. E. Szmlilli. E. Jewell. D. Williaxiis. Third Row, left to right: R. Sullivan L. Man-Gray. R. Howard. R. Swanson, M. Small. A. Rizoulis. R. Stone. Fourth Row, left to right: L. Davis. J. Phelps. T. Fowler, V. Slockmun. BASKETBALL 51343 SHI EL B THE TEAM First Row, left to right: M. Littlefield. B. Moore. C. Greenleaf. Second Row, left to right: R. Purkhurst. E. Keene. H. Mansfield. E. Lever. Third Row: E. Foster. THE TEAM First Row, left to right: H. Munefielml. R. Sullivan, A. Bradley. Second Row, left to right: N. Leonard. R. Stevens. C. Wllll1lIll50I1 E. Huslum, I. Hollis. Third Row, left to right: R. Boris. V. Day. M. Burnham, A. Sinclair, S. Reese, P. Clmae., J. Wllile, H. Ulrim-ll. SWIMMI E BLUE 51553 The 1942 ,llirror Board wishes to express its gratitude to: Mr. Russell Knight. of the Stohhs Press. for the generous zunount of time he devoted to the intelligent and artistic plan- ning of this volume of the .Uirror and for his careful attention to the details of its progress through the school year. 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