Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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PRESIDENT OF BATES COLLEGE The Class nf 1944 jnins. in expressing thanks, with the ether Classes whn have henefiied irnrn his twenty-innr years nf service, and in sincere appreeiatinn dediraies the Mirrnr. A66 fA0l'lfL OLUQI' Y WW-X :nl ' i . fo Q!!! vw' 'M 2, '- arf,- E A 3,5 V Q 'la L, .ajv I' ' 9' ' '-Q. I-45 W.. I, X '- KU, , r ,,, - 4- , QL? fig' :zjvw 94 N 14.5 , . ag 453, '. Y- 'If - ? -F.,-1' -Six , V. . : if --1 ,ii 3 Q75 W ,- ff. r 'K' Laf.. rl ,-- . ,fssgfj .., ?'3'--'Aw' T . -ff' ,Q -f If . r? rr V, 1' 'xi 'in'-' ' I F Kr' so .--u-.. C-qv ,,,,,,'..,.4..-.-......,,.n4s..,, , If ff.: if a 3 - 4 ! ' un-, 4 i Q, 5 , ,vi ,. -' ' .1 Q sg- X. - -.' Q-. A - .- I x 'N . N Q 5 ,xsu . xg Q ' A if I. .nr X- , 554 , ,- I f ' i v 4 'u ,Q , 'o , gk ,, X ' l I '! :g J f-I 'h P' vff ,.. b A ms h nfl 4 , . 2 . 7' .' 1 ' .lit s 9 VS 12' 1. . Q: , 4 0 's 4 ,, H ,, , 'JL' ,- QV J - I ,ff ,. 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J-'X rrc'v-4.q' , . ,. 9 '- 4,.J,' 'Wiley 6 . f , 'U . a , Jw Pu .x A .1 , 41 gags 3 1 :',,7g'. -Y' qlfdlli J, la ' ., 'Q 3' I una-, gnu-, fl .-1-, 1 ,.Q.1. - --- 111 'A - -R i--S -XL.. , ' -,A j, , ,. A Q 4-A Mya OZQLAITL for? f jfnlizlzi l!l72lZCZ:5fLll1L 35 0 Y W vw 014 '-1 fi nt ,aff Q fy 9' 1 'z 1 Q ' ,11,. A , Q Q S O? Wi ? Q'-,JS 1, O WX 2-.-.E-.2 ' A 14,3 V ' Norm X96 J6ZlfIfLiVLi.4iTdii0VL MZ cjacnff CLIFTON D. GRAY Prefident Harvard University, A.B.,A.M.g Newton Theological Institution, B.D.g University of Chicago, S.T.B., Ph.D.g University of Maine, L.L.D.g Colgate University, L.I-ID. At Bates since 1920. HARRY W. ROWE Affiftant to the Pre.rident,' Alumni Secretary Bates College, A.B., A.M. At Bates since 1914 ROBINSON ABBOTT Aniftant Profeffor of Mathematic: and Navigation B.s. DONALD S, ALLEN Atfiftant Profefmr of Chemistry A.B., A.M., P1-LD. CARROLL P. BAILEY Axfiftant Profefsor of Playfics Bs., M.s. PAUL B. BARTLETT Profeftor of Bufineu Economirff Dirertor of Student Employment A.B., A.M. ROBERT G. BERKELMAN Profefmr of Englifla A.B., AM. ANGELO P. BERTOCCI Atforiate Profeftor of Frencla A.B., AM. PETER A. BERTOCCI Atfociate Profenor of Philosophy and Pfylaology A.B., A.M., PH.D. HARTWELL VI. BLANCHARD lnftrurtor in Cbemixtry B.S. HALBERT H. BRITAN Profeffor Emeritus of Plailofoplay A.B., AM., P1-LD. HAZEL M. CLARK Dean of Wometz University of Rochester, A.B.g Columbia University, A.M. At Bates since 1928 AUGUST BUSCHMANN Attiftant Profeuor of German A.B., A.M. MARY L. CARLSON lnftrurtor in Greek and Latin A.B., A.M., P1-LD. J. MURRAY CARROLL Profetsor of Economies' A.B., A.M. LT. JOHN C. CASS, DV ISD USNR Commanding Offer of Naval Training Ifnit JAMES V. CONNORS lnftruftor in Engineering Drawing SELDON T. CRAFTS Dirertor of Muiir IWIABEL EATON Librarian A.B., B.s. LLOYD VV. FISHER Profefsor of Geology A.B., M.s., P1-LD. OSSIP K. FLECHTH EIM lnftrurtor in Hinorj and Gorernnlent 1.0. IVA W. FOSTER Assistant Librarian A.B., B.s. LYDIA A. FRAINYK In-rtrurtor in S peerh and Alathernaties A.B., AM. fjgj FRANK GOODWIN, DV 151 USNR Exerutire Offer of Naval Training Unit RAYMOND R. N. GOULD Professor Emeritus of Gozernrnent A.B., A.M. SAMUEL F. I-IARMS Professor of German A.B., A.M. AMOS A. HOVEY Professor of History A.B., B.D., A.M,, Pl-LD. WESLH J. INGLES Assistant Professor of English A.B., Ass. 'RAYMOND L. KENDALL Assotiate Professor of Edutational Practiee A.B., A.M. LAW'RENCE D. KILfBALL Assistant Professor of Freneh A.B., AM. ROB ERT G. KINGSBURY Instructor of Phjsirs A.B.. M.S. FRED A. KNAPP Professor Emeritus of latin A.B., Au. WALTER A. LAVVRAYCE Stanley Professor of Chemistry AB., A.u., P1-Ln. JOSEPH LEMASTER Instructor in H istory A.B. ARTHUR X. LEONARD Professor Emeritus of German A.B., A.M., PH.D. MABEL L. LIBBY Registrar A.B. HAROLD W. LOUDER I nstruttor in C hemistrj B.S.. ED.M. LT. qjgy RAYMOND R. MARTIN, DV qsy L'SNR First Lieutenant of Nasal Training Unit FRED C. LLABEE Professor of Chemistry .A.B., AM., P1-LD. ROBERT A. F. MCDONALD Professor of Education,- S6L'f6fJfj' of Farulty .a.B., AM.. P1-LD. SR. EARLE MCGEE Assistant Professor of English .a.n., BA. f0XON.I ALICE V. MOLLER lnstrurtor in H-mgiene and Phjsiral Education B.s., ED.M. ERNEST M. MOORE Dirertor of Physiral Eduration for Men 5.13. ELEAYOR H. MORSE Instrurtor in Stenography and Tjpewriting B.C.s. AYDERS M. MYHRMAN Professor of Sociology A.B., .-LM., Pl-LD. MILDRED B. MYHRLLAY Instructor in Soriologj .-LB., M.s. LT. COLHDR. LESTER R. NESBITT, LIC Q51 USB'R Mediral Ojieer of Nafal Training lfnit FRED E. POMEROY ZLESLIE SPINKS Profeffor of Biology Afxifiant Profesfor of Pbyfiral Eduration for Men A.1a., A.M., sc.D. :FRAYMOND W. POND Head Coarla of Football and BaIeball.' Inytrurtor in Playfiral Edurafion for Men A.B. BROOKS QUIMBY Proj'e.r.ror of Argurnenlaiion and Speerla A.B., ED.M. GEORGE E. RAMSDELL Profenor of Nlatbenzalier A,B., A,M. GROSVENOR M. ROBINSON Profeffor Emeriiuf of Public Speaking D.SC.O. NORMAN E. ROSS Burxar B.S, CHARLES H. SAMPSON Profeuor of Engineering Drawing and Defrriptwe Geornelry B.s., ED.M. WILLIAM H. SAWYER, JR. Profesmr of Boiany .-LB., A.M., PHD. MIRIAM L. SCI-IAEFFER Auiyianl Profenor of S peeclr A.B., A.M. ROBERT D. SEWARD Afrinanl Profefmr of Spanixb and Frenfb A.B., A.M. FRANKLIN J. SHAW Imtrucfor in Pfyrbology A.B., A.M., P1-LD. SHIRLEY SIMPSON Auiftanl in H ygiene and Pbyfiral Edurazion B.s. HAROLD E. SMITH Inxtrurior in Phyxiff A,B., A.M. Hn military service +On leave of absence-government servnce a.s., A.M. +PAUL R. SWEET Anistant Profeuor of Hiftory A.B., P1-LD. C. RAY THOMPSON lnxlrurtor in Pl2yIieal Eduralion and Hygiene for Men: Head Coach of Track A.B. LENA WALMSLEY Dirertor of H ygiene and Phyiiral Education for Women B.s., A.M. G. PAUL WHITBECK Axforiate Profeffor of Englifln A.Ia., A.M. WILLIAM R. WHITEHORNE Profeuor Emeritus of Physics Ab., A.M., PH.D. ALICE C. WILKINS Inftrurlor in Matbernatirx A.B. PERCY D. WI LKINS Profenor of Malbematirf A.B., M.S. MEREDITH G. WILLIAMS, JR. Ajliildnl in Pbyxin 'I-ROBERT A. WINTERS Insirurzor in Econornirf A.B., A.M. EUGENE L. WOODCOCK Afsixtant in Plzyfirs KARL S. WOODCOCK Profeuor of Pbyrirs' a.s., M.s., PI-LD. EDWIN M. WRIGHT Profermr of EngliIl2 A.B., A.M., PH.D. RAYBORN L. ZERBY Profenor of Religion A.B., B.D., Pl-LD. gb G uw N ff g A 9 S x mf, u-f 4 'io x I me I Nbmx N9 'alll l i: Y Q , G ' Q 5 'Vw g , GH A ,.' 23 Q W' 17 lj!!! ' XSxg- L '1 6: H Co I 6 ' f enivw Betty J. Barufnrth New Britain, Connecticut Major: Chemistry, W. A. A. junior Board 3: VU. A. A. Numerals 3, Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, President 4: VV. A. A. Sweater 4, Ski Club 3, Campus Service Com- mission 3. Harry E. Barha Bristol, Connecticut Major: English, Game! 3, Editor 4: Spofford Club 3, Pres- ident 4g Sludem 1, MIRROR 45 Proctor 4, Bujfoozz 1, Basketball Manager 1. Virginia Barnes Stoneham, Massachusetts Major: English: Orphic 1, 2, 3, 4, MacFarlane Club 2, 3, 41 Sophomore English Prize 2, Sludenl 3, 4: Freshman Re- gional Scholarship lg Assistant in English 2, 3, 4, Social Action Commission 2, 3, 4, Phi Beta Kappa. Beatrix Benson Bridgewater, Massachusetts Major: History and Government, Heelers 1, 2g Religion Commission 1, 4, C. A. Freshman Cabinet 2g Politics Club 3. r gsm Peter Blackman Brookline, Massachusetts Major: Chemistry and Mathematics3 Lawrence Chemical Society 3, 4. Madeline J. Butler Lewiston, Maine Major: Eng1ish3 Debating Council 1, 2, 3, President 43 Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 43 Sflldellf 2, 3, 43 Varsity Debating 2, 3, 43 Speakers Bureau 2, 33 Publishing Association 3, President 43 Heelers 43 Freshman Extemporaneous Speak- ing Contest 13 Freshman Prize Debate 13 Newman Club 2, 3, 4g Assistant in Speech 43 Latin-American Contest 43 Delta Sigma Rho3 Ivy Day Speaker 33 Class Day Speaker 43 NX'omen's Debate Manager 3. Laura E. Campbell Rumford, Maine Major: Psychologyg Sludem' 33 Student Government 3, Pres- ident 43 Proctor 3, 43 Religion Commission 3. Phyllis L. Ehase Saylesville, Rhode Island Major: Englishg Swimming Club 1, 23 Outing Club junior Board 3, 4g Community Service Commission 33 Proctor 3, 4: Student Government 3, 43 VC'ho's V'ho in American Universities and Colleges. Lucy M. Eerrielius Oswego. New York Major: Sociologyg Sludfnf 1g XY. A. A. Junior Board 3. Elizabeth N. Berea Hillsdale, New jersey Major: Sociology: Choral Society 1, 2. 31 Religion Com- mission 2. 53 Deputations Commission 23 Proctor 3. Mildred E. Cram Millinocket, Maine Major: Sociologyg Debating Council 2, 33 Orphic 1, 2. 3: Varsity Debating 2. 33 Majorette 23 Speakers Bureau 3 Religion Commission 2. 5: Delta Sigma Rho. I-l. Bradley Dearborn Epping, New Hampshire Blajorz Lating Student Government 3, President 43 Proctor 3g Sodalitas Latina 2, President 3, 4g Outing Club 3, 43 Basketball Club 1, 3, Secretary 2g Freshman Cabinet 1g Freshman Commission 2, 3, 4g Siudent 1, 2g Debating Council 1, 23 Freshman Prize Debate Team 1g Sophomore Prize Debate Team 2g Class Secretary 33 Heelers 2g XV. A, A. Numerals 23 XV. A. A. Sweater 3g Chairman Chase Hall Committee 4g Chairman Spring Formal 4g Swimming Club 2g Queens Attendant 4g W'ho's Wfho in American Univer- sities and Colleges. 1 , nu. Despina lfloulaas Portland, Maine Major: History and Government, Varsity Debating 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Freshman Prize Debate, 'Individual Winner 1, Freshman Extemporaneous Speaking Contest 1, Speakers Bureau 2, 3, Secretary 4, Freshman Cabinet 1, Social Action Commission 2, Chairman 3, 4, Phil-Hellenic 1, 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3, President 4, Assistant in History and Govern- ment 4, Assistant in Speech 4, Debating Council 1, 2, 3, Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, Delta Sigma Rho. Muriel Entress West Hartford, Connecticut Major: French, Heelers 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Social Com- mission 2, 4, Deputations Commission 3, Modern Dance Club 3, 4, Ivy Day Speaker 3, Song Leader 4, Assistant in French 4, Cheerleader 3, Bobcat Vocalist 2, 3, Phi Sigma Iota 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Esther L. Faster Longmeadow, Massachusetts Major: Geology, Heelers 1, 2, Ramsdell-jordan Scientific Society 3, 4, W. A. A. Board 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, XV. A. A. Sweater 4, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, Director 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball Club 1, 2, 3, Assistant in GeolOgY 3, 4, Proctor 4, Reconstruction Commission 3, 4, NV. A. A. Numerals 1. Eva U. Fowler West Barrington, Rhode Island Major: Sociology, Heelers 2, Politics Club 3, Ivy Day Speaker 3, Modern Dance Club 4, NW. A. A. Junior Board 4, Publicity Commission 3, Conference Commission 3. Prank U. Gentile St. johnsbury, Vermont Major: History and Governmentg Choir 2, 3, -ig Choral Society 2, 3, -ig MacFarlane Club 2. -ig Christian Service Club 3. Louise G. Gibbs Assonet, Massachusetts Major: Sociologyg Freshman Cabinet lg Publicity Commis- sion 2g Conference-Publicity Commission 3, 4g Politics Club 2, 39 Assistant in Sociology 3, 4g Proctor 4g Secretary- Treasurer of Student Government 4g Phil-Hellenic 3g Gen- eral Scholarship Prize 33 Phi Beta Kappa. Francis C. Eiriqras Gardner. Massachusetts Major: Chemistry and Mathematics: Heelers 1: Band 1, 2, 3: Slndwzz 1. 2, 33 Assistant in Chemistry 2, 3g Lawrence Chemical Society 3. John M. Gmigiii, Jr. Lewiston, Maine Major: Chemistry and Mathematicsg Assistant in Chem- istry 3, 41 General Scholarship Prize 35 Phi Beta Kappag Lawrence Chemical Society 3, -i. C I ,Lge sajq T asf Qi l 1: i ,,,,,,, -1 ? Hamline Gray Lewiston. Maine Maior: Sociology: Lambda Alpha 1. 2. 3. 4: Heelers 2. 3. 4. Mary I-lun Gross Bridgeport, Connecticut Major: Economics and Sociologyg Heelers 2, 31 Campus Service Commission 23 Modern Dance Club 3. 43 XY, A. A. junior Board 3g Cheerleader 2. 3: Politics Club 3. Ruse M. Gross Lewiston, Maine Major: Economics and Sociology: Newman Club 1. 2. 3. -ig Lambda Alpha 1. 2, 3, 4. Edith A. Hale Bronxville, New York Major: English1 Heelers 1. 2. Secretary 3g Robinson Players 3, -1: Publishing Association. Secretary -iz Assistant in Eng- lish -ig Queens Attendant -ig Apprentice Modern Dance Club 4: Assistant Editor of MIRROR 41 Phi Beta Kappa, N awall H Hall North Monmouth, Maine Major: Religion and Sociology, Christian Service Club 2, 3 Deputations Commission 4. Juan lil. Hammond Auburn, Maine Major: Sociology, Politics Club 5g Assistant in Sociology 4 Social Action Commission 33 Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4. Donald L. Harms Lewiston, Maine Major: Chemistry and Physics, Freshman Commission -1 Freshman Cabinet 11 Lawrence Chemical Society 2. 3, Vice President 4, Assistant in Chemistry 4, H. Patar Hirschlar Lewiston, Maine Major: Chemistry and Physics, Lawrence Chemical Society 5 qw. Virginia E. Hunt East Lynn, Massachusetts Major: Sociologyg Sludezzl 1, 2g Buffoon 1g Outing Club 1, Heelers 1, 2g XXI A, A. junior Board Ig Freshman Cabinet 1, Social Commission 2, 5, 43 Student Government 3, 4, Proctor 5. Barbara M. James Lewiston, Maine Major: Biologvg Swimming Club 1, 2g Lambda Alpha 1, 2. 3, 43 Modern Dance Club 2, 5, 43 Class Vice-President 2, 4g Outing Club junior Board 5g Co-Director XX'inter Carnival 43 Freshman Commission 4g Ramsdell Scientific Society 33 Assistant in Biology 3, 43 XX'ho's NX'ho in American Uni- versities and Colleges. Richard L. Haach Danielson, Connecticut Major: Religiong Freshman Commission lg Deputations Commission 3, 4g Christian Service Club 2, 5, President 4g Assistant in Religion 4g Bnjjfoozz 1g Clason Key 3g Publish- ing Association 4g Outing Club junior Body 1, 2, 3. 4, Track 1g Tennis 1, 2, 5, 4g Varsity Club 2, 5. Elizabeth E. lfiinriay Pittsheld, Maine Major: Sociology, Politics Club 3g Proctor 31 Student Gov- ernment 4g Assistant in Sociology and Economics 2, 3, 4g Social Action Commission 2. 53 Phi Beta Kappa. John U. Huhrmila Xesvtunvxlle. Massachusetts Mai--:Q Cllfmisrrv and Mathematics: Snfjffzf 1, Z. 5: Fung. ball 11 Camera Club li Garfzfi Business Bfanaga 51 Track 1, Z. 51 Outing Club Dirccnlr 2. 5. President 41 Class Treas- urer 41 Ivy' H-ap Chairman 5: Carnival H--p Cumminee 5 Bani 3 H. BUHHIE Lalrd Swuth Acton. Massachusetts Mawr: Hiszl-ry and Cnr'-'ernmentg Publicity' Cummissiun 1. 21 Chun' 5: Pwlitics Club I. 5: Basketball Club 2. 5: S:'!ld:lE,' 1. 3. 4: BIIRROR 41 Bufoorz 1. 2: Apprennce Mfldem Dance Club 5: Cheerleader 2. 5: Assistant in G6OlUgj.' 5. -ig Ca:- nival Hug- C' mmzzzcg 2. 4: Cf'--Chairman Christmas F--:mal 4 Hubert E. Laudirjla Lynnl Massachusf' Ma' lr: B1 ll-gg' ani Cbernlszryg Outing Club -luninr Bwari Q. Szcretai. E: Cafninal H lg' CW:T.rf.1:t:: 2. 51 Ffssbiar. Yfvttk C Tffilfiir 5 llllllurd E. Larrabee Auburn. Maxis 1 - ' - ' v - -slp 7. Mgtieiigtg-is fn: Pnjrszisg Yarszrjs Trails li L:i':7f:a: -, IL Y-arsxjs Clun 3. +1 Lawrcnci Cneiirsl gf . , 1. .-Xsszsfr' ': Clif' .' 5 Niue P. Leonard Providence, Rhode Island Major: Sociology and Psychology: Heelers 1, 2: Community Service Commission 1, 2, 3, 4: Outing Club 1, 2, 3, Board of Directors 4: Swimming Club 1, 2: Ramsdell-jordan Sci- entihc Society 3, -ig VV. A, A. Board 3, 4. President Junior Board 4: XY. A. A. Numerals 1, Sweater 3: Student Gov- ernment Board 4: Proctor 3, 4: Student 1. 2: Basketball Club 3: Bzzffowz 1. M. Elizabeth Lever Lewiston. Maine Major: English: Ivy Day Committee 3: Heelers 1: Lambda Alpha 1. 2. 3. -i: Ski Club 1, 2. 5: Queen's Attendant 4: XY. A. A. Numerals 2. Sweater 5: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Out- ing Club Junior Board 1, 2. 3, 4: Carnival Skate Committee 2. 3. -i: Canterbury Club 2. 3, 4: Modern Dance Club 2, 3, President 4. Esther E. Linder Keene. New Hampshire Major: German: Editor-in-Chief MIRROR -ig Freshman Cab- inet 1: Conference Commission 1. 2: Deputations Commis- sion 3: I-Ieelers 1, 2, President 3: Robinson Players 3, Pres- ident 4: MacFarlane Club 2: Der Deutsche Verein 2: Delta Phi Alpha Z, 3, 4, President 3, 4: Choral 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, -ig Assistant in German 3. 4: Assistant in Speech 4. y Everett W. Eiriseett Nashua, New Hampshire Major: English: Band 1. 2. 3: Phil-Hellenic 2: Bobcats 2, 3. Anne U. Lneke Springfield, Massachusetts Major: English, Art Club 2, Smdent 2, Community Service Commission 3, 4, XV. A. A. junior Board 3, Student Gov- ernment Board 4, Phi Sigma 'Iota 4, Proctor 4. Lorna E. Mae Gray Needham, Massachusetts Major: Sociology and Psychology, Choir 3, 4, Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Deputations Commission 3, 4, Christian Service Com- mission 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, W. A. A. Board 2, 3, 4, Basketball Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Modern Dance Club 3, 4, VU. A. A. Numerals 2, Sweater 3. Vincent Me Husiel-1 Guilford, Maine Major: History and Government, General Scholarship Prize 1, 3, Coe Scholarship Prize 3, Percival XX'ood Clement Prize 4, Band 2, Debating Council 1, 2, 3, President 4, Contest Prize Debate 1, Student Council 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Albion Morse Stevens Greek Prize 1, Lelia Frost Prize 1, Phil-Hellenic 2, Politics Club 2, Treasurer 3, Proctor 3, Assistant in English 3, Class President 4, Speak- ers Bureau 1, 2, 3, Sflldelll 1, Varsity Debating 2, 3, Phi Beta Kappa, XX'ho's NX'ho in American Universities and Colleges. James P. Munn Springfield, Massachusetts Major: Chemistry and Physics, Band 1, 2, 3. Stephanie Nnnees Haverhill, Massachusetts Major: English, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Mac- Farlane Club 2, 3, 4: Phil-Hellenic 23 La Petite Academie- Zg Social Action Commission 3, 4, Phi Sigma Iota 4. Lnnise M. Utis Leeds Junction, Maine Major: French: Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Council Member 43 La Petite Academie Vice-President 4, Phi Sigma Iota 4. Earnlynn M. Perklinrst Presque Isle, Maine Major: English: Student Government 2, 3, 4: Proctor 3, Carnival Hop Committee 3, Orphic 1, 2, 3, 4: Social Com- mission 4g Queen's Attendant 4. Ervin L. Perkins Auburn, Maine Major: Chemistry: Track 1: General Scholarship Prize 2g Lawrence Chemical Society 33 Phi Beta Kappa. Parker W. Perkins Lowell, Massachusetts Major: Economics and Governmentz Heelers 1: Politics Cluh 5. Thelma A Piairrville Lewiston. Maine Major: Frenchg La Petite Academie 3. 4g Lambda Alpha 1, 2. 3, 43 Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4g Phi Sigma Iota 3. 4. Gretchen I-l. Hay Rockland. Massachusetts Major: Englishg Choir 5. -ig Choral 3. 4: Community Serv- ice Commission 5. 4: MacFarlane Club 3: Heelers Mareia lf. Schaefer Seymour. Connecticut Mayor: Psjschologjrg Heelers 1. 2. 53 Freshman Cabinet 1, 2g Carcnus Service Corrrrission 'P' C A Cabinet 3' Procro' 5. 4: Phil-Hellenic 5: Assistant in Psychology 3. -ig XX nos XY'ho in American L'ni'.'ersities ani Colleges. Barbara M. Scott Auburndale, Massachusetts Major: Biology, Heelers 1, 2, 3, Choral 1, 2: Debating 1: Speakers Bureau 2, Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 45 Robinson Players 3, 4: Lambda Alpha 1, 3, Ramsdell Scientific So- ciety 3: Assistant in Biology 3, 4. Hobart E. Schaffrath Syracuse, New York Major: Chemistry and Physics: Band 2g Camera Club 2, Vice-President 3: Lawrence Chemical Society 4: Track 1, Der Deutsche Verein 2, 3. Phyllis Shapiro Auburn, Maine Major: French: Lambda Alpha 4g La Petite Academie 4. Edward Pi. Sharblum Holden, Massachusetts Major: Psychology and Religion: C. A. President 4, Chair- man Reconstruction and VC'ar Services Commission 33 Treas- urer of Christian Service Club 33 Proctor 43 Chairman Maine Area World's Relatedness Commission 4: General Committee New England Student Christian Movement 4: Student Executive Chairman Religious Emphasis W'eek 4: Chase Hall Social Committee 4, Chairman V'orld Student Service Fund Drive 3g VC'ho's VC'ho in American Univer- sities and Colleges. Sidney Shernan Malden. Massachusetts Major: Biology and Chemistry: jordan Scientitic Society 3. Piiia E Sylvia Lewiston. Maine Major: English: La Petite Academie 2. -i. Secretary 3: VV. A. A: junior Board 5: Sllldeflf 1. 2. 3. Acting Editor 3, 43 Student Government Board 43 Lambda Alpha 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 2. Vice-President 5. President 4: Newman Club 1. 2. 5. 4. President 4: Assistant in English -1: Phi Beta Kappa: XY'ho's XX'ho in American Universities and Col- legesf' Virginia H. Siinnns Larton. Virginia hfajorz History and Government: Sllldeflf 1. 2, 5, -1. Asso- ciate Editor 3. 43 Social Action Commission 23 C: A, Cab- inet 3, -ig Politics Club 3: Canterbury Club 1. 2. 5, 4. Pres- ident 3. Flerenee E. Skinner Dunellen. New jersey Major: English: C. A. Freshman Cabinet I: MacFarlane Club 2, 5: Proctor 5: Student Government 2, 5. -1, Vice- President 5: Community Service Commission 1: Freshman Commission 2: Reconstruction Commission -lg Heelers -ig Class Secretary 4g Chairman Senior Class Day 4. Dorothy W. Smith Lewiston, Maine Major: English: Apprentice Modern Dance Club 43 Orphic 1, 2, 3. 41 Choral 1, 2. 31 MacFarlane Club 23 Assistant in Secretarial Courses 4g Lambda Alpha I. 2. 5. 41 Heelers 45 Spofford Club 4. H. Travers Smith Norway, Blaine Major: Psychologyg Debating 3, -1. Alice F. Spooner Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: Sociology and Psychologyg C. A. Publicity Commis- sion Zg Smdem 2, 31 NIIRROR 5g Scholarship Prize 31 As- sistant in Speech 4. Charlotte T. Staohelek New Britain, Connecticut Major: Sociology and Economicsg Junior-Senior Prize Speak- ing Contest 3g Heelers 1, 2, 5, 4: Social Action Commission 2. 5. 4: Debating 1. Arnnld M. Stevens South Hadley, Massachusetts Major: Biology and Chemistry3 Band 1, 2, 33 Debating Council 1, 23 Outing Club junior Board 33 Student Council 43 Assistant in Biology 33 Carnival Banquet Committee 3g jordan Scientific Society 3. Christine J. Stillman V'areham, Massachusetts Major: History and Government3 Debating Council 2, 3, Secretary 43 Speakers Bureau 33 Proctor 43 Student Govern- ment 33 Vice-President C. A. 43 Class Secretary 23 Assistant in History and Government3 Assistant in Economics 33 Pol- itics Club 33 General Scholarship Prize 13 Freshman Prize Debate 13 Sophomore Prize Debate 23 Assistant in Physics 4g Varsity Debating 3, 43 Delta Sigma Rho3 Phi Beta KHPPHQ W'ho's W'ho in American Universities and Col- legesf' Ruth P. Stirling Fitchburg, Massachusetts Major: Sociologyg Class Vice-President 1, 33 Ski Club 1. 23 Modern Dance Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 43 W. A. A. Board 3, Treasurer 43 Outing Club 3, Director 43 Steven's Greek Prize 13 VV. A. A. Numerals 1, Sweater 33 Loving Cup 43 Phil-Hellenic 2, 33 Carnival Queen 43 Business Manager MIRROR 43 Cheerleader 2, 33 V'h0's Who in American Universities and Colleges. Virginia Stnelfrrnan Portland, Maine Major: History and Government3 Basketball Club 2, 33 Pol- itics Club 2, 33 Freshman Discussion Group 33 Conference Commission 3g Proctor 3, 4g Student Government Board 4. Perry Stone East Orange, New Jersey Major: Biology and Chemistry: Choral 1, 2: Choir 1, 2, 3, -1: Outing Club junior Board 2. 5, Basketball Manager 3. Jane Etyer Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Major: Mathematics and Physics: Freshman Commission 1, 2, 3: Student Government 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Proc- tor 3: Outing Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Queen's Attendant 4. Ruth L. Sullivan Lancaster, New Hampshire Major: English: Basketball Club 1, 2, 3: Debating Council 1, 2, 4: Heelers 2: Swimming Club 2: VV. A. A, junior Board 3. A. Ruth Syrian Taunton, Massachusetts Major: Economics and Sociology: Smdefzi 1, 2, 3: Politics Club 3: Social Commission 2, 3, 4: Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Carolyn H. Towle Hollis Center, Maine Major: Chemistry: Assistant in Chemistry 4: Lawrence Chemical Society 3. Secretary 4. Frances E. Walker Saco, Maine Major: Englishg C. A. Commission 2, 4g XV. A. A. Board 23 Studefzl 2, 3: Proctor 31 Student Government Board 3g Outing Club Board 4: Spofford Club 4: Basketball Club 3. Meredith li. Williams Bridgewater, Massachusetts Major: Physics and Mathematics: Orphic 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Jordan Scientific Society Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 43 Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, President 41 Outing Club Director 4: Proctor 4: Assistant in Physics 3, Instructor in Physics 4: Reconstruction Commission 3: XX'ho's XX'ho in American Universities and Colleges. Barbara lVl. Weed Camden, Maine Major: German and Spanish: Orphic 3: MacFarlane Club 3. 43 Community Service Commission 3, 4: Phi Sigma Iota 4: Assistant in German 4. lj. Virgil Wood Old Orchard. Maine Major: French and Lating Heelers 2: La Petite Academie 2, Treasurer 5: Assistant in Greek 33 Phi Beta Kappa. Harold A. Wright X'X'eymouth, Massachusetts Major: Chemistry: Football lg Track 1: Baseball 31 Der Deutsche Verein 2: Lawrence Chemical Society 2. 3. Vice- Presiclent -ig Assistant in Chemistry 4: Proctor 4. Dorothy E. Yates Framingham. Massachusetts Major: Psychology and Philosophy: Freshman Cabinet 1: Peace Commission 1. 23 C. A. Cabinet 31 Reconstruction and XY'ar Service Commission 4: Choir 1, 2. 3. 4: Choral 1. 2. 3. 43 MacFarlane Club 2. Secretary 3: Alice jane Dins- more Prize 1: General Scholarship Price 1. 2g Proctor 32 Garner 3: Asssitant in Psychology 3. 4: Phi Beta Kappa. The graduating member! of tbir j'6dl .f clan are but 4 .rmall or tion of the original group entering Bates in the fall 0 1940 Thir portion ir not only .fnzall in number, but alto in fepferenta tion of the spirit and artizlitier of the clan of 1944. Members nl the Blass of 1944 in the Service nl nur Country Preston S. Abbott Guy R. Bartlett Stephen J. Bartlett Robert F. Beverly Peter Blackman Daniel C. Boothby A. Lawrence Bram Donald I. Burhoe Arnold F. Card Everett B. Chapman john H. Cole Nicholas J. Condos William J. Crean, Jr. Elroy F. Cronin O. Richard Cummings Charles H. Davis Leland C. Davis, Jr. V'alter M. Davis Donald S. Day Peter B. Debe V'alter P. Deering, jr Edward P. Dunn John M. Dwyer Donald K. Dyer john R. Dyer, jr. Forrest E. Eastman George J. Emmerling Cyril V. Finnegan, Jr. Almon S. Fish, jr. Paul E. Fournier Robert H. Gails Albert D. Genetti Daniel NY. Gibbs, jr. XX'illiam E. Gilmour Philip M. Goodrich Robert F. Goodspeed David E. Haines Robert C. Hamblen Peter Hemmenway Lynn C. Horton Harold E. Hoskin H. Dean Hoyt Howard C. jordan, jr A. Samuel Keller David C. Ke-llsey Robert E. Landick, jr. George A. Larchian Joseph E. Larochelle I. Francis Linehan Norman M. Lloyd H. Blenus MacDougall Vincent L. McKusick Robert A. MacFarlane, C. Harold Marr Donald I. Marr Mitchell A. Melnick Martin F. Melody William B. Merritt Daniel S. Misuraca Kenneth C. Morrill Bruce R. Park Samuel Poor Dante L. Posella Hobart F. Reed Arthur V. Rice, Jr. Athanasia G. Rizoulis Donald A. Roberts Vaino J. Saari Albert J. St. Denis Edward H. Sasse, III john L. Scott, Jr. Alvin W. Seldon Sidney F. Shernan W. Spaulding Shaw, jr. John V. Shea Cornelius M. Sibley james T. Small Donald M. Smart Elbert R. Smith Paul T. Smith Lawrence P. Solomon George Sommernitz Richard E. Sorenson VU. Douglas Stantial Arnold M. Stevens Norman j. Temple Charles M. Thompson Harold H. Todd, jr. Karl R. Toner, jr. Michael G. Touloumtzis james M. Towle Gard W. Twaddle, jr. Edward J. Tyler Alfred J. Vachon john D. Whitmore Charles F. XX'inter F. Virgil Wfood J b b N M: Xt 6 Q o r Q 4 ,UD :riff Nomua as 'f f X T -V i fi 5 41 -' i i? O 'fb 2' 5 ,fy Ik 'Et .1-Lf: I I I , Llarilyn Abbott Robert Adair Sally Adkins Charlotte Akers Eloise Albin Barbara Aldrich Leslie Anderson, V-12 June Armitage Ruth Asker Elizabeth Auty XY'illiam Babb Dorothy Babcock Mary Bailey Phyllis Bailey Ruth Barba Phyllis Barron Wfilliam Barry, V-12 Barbara Bartlett Eloise Bartlett Pauline Beal XX'alter Beaupre Elizabeth Benoit Dorothy Blaney Jane Blossom Michael Bonaccorso Carolyn Booth Rita Boris Charlotte Bridgham David Brigham Margaret Brindley Marion Brooks Barbara Brown Beverly Buck Richard Buker Phyllis Burke Elsie Burns Curtis Busbe John Cameron, V-12 Camille Carlson Eleanor Carroll Agnes Carter Barbara Carter Mary Jane Carty Barbara Chandler June Chatto Jean Cheney Joyce Cleland MlfLJ8l C!6LflfllflfL8lfL Nancy Clough Martha Cloutier Zanvil Cohn Howard Collins, V-12 Barbara Cosgrove Jacqueline Coventry Nancy Covey Arlene Crosson Mary Jean Cutts Marjorie Daggett Suzanne Davidson Jeanne Davie Frances Dean Robert Dennett, V-12 Doris Dixon Miriam Dolloff Irwin Donenfeld Patricia Donovan Jane Doty Paul Downing Patricia Durgin June Duval Fern Farquhar Nancy Farrell Charles Fehlau Gloria Finelli Lili Flechtheim Lottie Fogel Janice Freeman Stanley Freeman Eleanor Frost Henry Fukui Florence Furfey Nancy Gahan Ruth Garland Alice Gates Albert Geller Frank Gentile Alice Gerrish Lewis Gidez Richard Gillette Maurice Goulet Jean Graham Charlotte Grant James Graves Barbara Gray Sylvia Gray Beula Greenberg Marjorie Gregoire Jeanne Gregory Ruth Griffiths Mary Guiney Jane Gumpright Barbara Hainsworth Barbara Hall Gracie Hall Mary Hamlin Marjorie Harvey Edith Hary Elizabeth Haslam Charlotte Hawkes Joyce Hawkins Methyl Hawkins Priscilla Hemenway Albert Henderson, V-12 NX'illiam Hennessy, V-12 Muriel Henry Shirley Hicks Elizabeth Hill George Hoare Raymond Hobbs Helen Hochstuhl Myrtle Holden Mary Holmes Ruth Howard Frances Howarth Parker Hoy Mary Hoyt Harold Hurwitz Elizabeth Hutchins Josephine Ingram Henry Inouye Philip Isaacson, V-12 Rohna Isaacson Jean Jacobs Elizabeth Jewell Edith Jones Phyllis Jones Roxane Kammerer Elinor Keith David Kendall Ruth Kennedy Elizabeth Kimball June Klane John Kneeland Herbert Knight Betty Kragelund Lila Kumpunen Jean Lahagh Paul LaFlamme Constance Lane Mary Langille Charlotte Leary Doris Leavitt Mildred Lever Ella Lewis Dorothy Lichter Esther Longfellow Lorraine Loper Geraldine wLord Joyce Lord Nancy Lord Lillian Lovely Joyce Lovett Louise MacArthur Ruth McCullough Jean McEnaney Jean McKinnon Pauline MacMackin Harry McMurray Agnes Mahan Elaine Maher Richard Malatesta Mary Mantarian Leonard Marino Evelyn Marsden Cyprien Martel Mildred Mateer Sophie Matus Elizabeth May John May Priscilla Merrill Joan Merritt Marilyn Meyer Iwiary lldeyer Barbara Miller Jean Moore Gilles Morin Norman Morin Betty Morse Elizabeth Morse Eugenia Morton Ruth Moulton Kenneth Munroe Claire Murray Irene Myers V'illiam Needham Jane Nelson Constance Nickerson Geraldine Nickerson Ruth Nickerson Daniel Novotny Edmund Nutting Virginia O'l5rien Barbara O'Connell Ruth Olfene Bernadine Opper Marion Otis Margaret Overton Jeannette Packard John Parke: Jane Parsons Catherine Patalano Agnes Pattison Nancy Pearson Mary Peck Carolyn Peterson Dorothy Petrie Roula Petropulos Jean Phelps Jean Phillips Arthur Ploener, V-12 Charles Plotkin W'inifred Poole Janice Prince Clifton Rawcliffe, V-12 Shirley Raymond Kathleen Reilly Virginia Rice Janet Richan Madeleine Richard Donald Richter, V-12 Ann-Louise Robertson Romaine Rodgers Jean Rosequist Carl Rote Erma Rowe Robert Rudolph, V-12 Virginia Rutledge Ellen Ryall Marion Ryon Jane Scheuermann Paul Schmanska Bennett Schultz Lfary Seabury Alden Sears Jane Sedgley XX'illiam Senseney Faye Shackford Alice Shaw Justine Sherwood Ethel Silberberg Arlene Sinclair Edith Skolfield Ruth Small Anne Smith Robert Smith Charlotte Stafford Mary Stanley Vesta Starrett Barbara Stebbins Laura Stepeck Muriel Stewart Ruth Stillman Elaine Stimson Carlisle Stone, Jr., V-12 Eileen Stone Ruthanna Stone Shirley Stone Madelyn Stover Dorothy Strout Frances Sudhalter Frank Sugeno Janice Sunn W'arren Supovitz Ruth Swirsky Barbara Tabor Jacqueline Thomas Jacqueline Thompson Winifred Thomsen Marion Thurber Mary Tibbetts Newell Toothacker Marjorie Tournier Virginia Towns Donald Tripp Guy Turcotte Marion Tuttle Muriel Ulrich Mary Van Wyck Barbara Varney Patricia Wakeman Elizabeth Wallace Marjorie Walther Avery Watson Roberta Vfatson Jane NX'ebber Geraldine XX'eed Frances NX'heeler Elisabeth White Priscilla W'hite Sally VC'hite Elizabeth W'idger Josef XX'iehr Leslie VC'ight Marcia Wilde Doris VC'illiams Marcia Wilson Patricia Wilson Eldora Winslow Eleanor Wohn David Wolynski Constance Wood Eloise Wfood Eugene Woodcock Jo-Ann W'oodward Beatrice Woodworth Electra Zazopoulos gb G Xx A O ghd O 4 M rm? gf NDITA X9 A v g, Vx? Q - m 4 3 z , ' 1' wk ' 2 515- 1 W' co S pf I O O AND ATHLETICS X F1 I Ruiz lffr 10 7'fgl7I.' R. Silvia, B. Morse, R. Stone, A. B. Dearborn. Styer, C. Parkhurst. Serond Roux Ie! to ngbz M Guiney P. Merrill, E. Kinney, F. Skinner, E. Jewell. Tbiri Roux leff In rigfyfs V. O'Brien, R. Asker, C. Murray A Gates Miitizzg: A. Locke, E. Preble. The many and rapid changes that have taken place at Bates during the last year have made the student body realize more than ever the value of a democratic institution. With the knowledge that the future of our American democracy depends upon the will- ingness of its citizens to cooperate and the ability to govern themselves, the Womens Student Government has emphasized the development of this responsibility in each of the women students. The Honor System, always an integral part of our student govern- ment and something of which we are very proud. has meant more to us this year. Its aims are to make group living a more satisfying experience, and to place the importance of obeying rules upon the individual girl. This year under the new conditions the board has been active in making and carry- ing out suggestions pertaining to the present needs and problems of the student body. During the year the board obtained smoking privileges for the Open Houses held in the YVomen's Union, voted to include one of the Union proctors as a member of the board, and to retain the president of Rand on the new board which takes ofhce in the Spring. In the past, Rand Hall has not had a representative after the retirement of the old board. A different plan for installing the new board was used this year and proved to be very effective. The installation ceremony was held by candle-light in the chapel. The threefold purpose of our organization, to offer each girl the greatest possibilities of college life, to develop a sense of individual responsibility through the Honor System, and to promote cooperation and harmony between students and faculty can be achieved only to the extent that each girl participates in its program and enters into the spirit of the association. xS?lfLU!8lfLf 0l!8lf'lfLlflfL8IfLf WMA EW Wfere in an athletic whirl-white figures playing tennis. archery. softball on Rand Field, others hiking or biking out to lessons in campcraft at Thorncrag. and the rugged going in for a chilly dip in Lake Sabattus or over at the pool. And rubbing our eyes on june first, do we see 500 girls eating an early morning breakfast on Mt. David? But these are only spring activities-skiing. basketball. volley ball. modern dancing were sports offered in the winter. At the A. A. Rally in the fall a trim 'XYAC keynoted our years attention to the training program. Then on May Day. health. grooming. poise. and personality were represented by those trainees selected by their dorms for the Betty Bates Parade and the coveted chance to be Betty Bates. All these sports and activities were offered under the direction of the A. A. Board to every woman in college for every woman is a member of A. A. Each member of the A. A. Board is a Coach-Manager of a particular sport and a Chairman for projects. such as Mid Year Cocoas, which contribute to a successful year of the Vfomens Athletic Association. Fir I Ron lefz to figbff L. MacGray. M. Dolloff. E. Foster. E. Kimball. R. Stirling. Sammi' Ron. iv: ro r-.Qgff':.' M X anXX xck V. Rice, R. Howard, M. Hamlin. N. Leonard. -I. Merritt. Cgftmfzan aaomtzm The Bates Christian Associataion is made up of the entire student body of the col- lege. Through its executive committee, consisting of the president, vice-president, secre- tary and treasurer. and the cabinet, composed of the heads of the various commissions, it acts as an integrating force in the religious life of the college, to interest students in vital social problems and to maintain many of the campus services necessary to a complex college life. In organization it is divided into nine commissions: Freshman, Religion, Social, Social Action, Campus Service, Community Service, Conferences and Publicity, War Services and Reconstruction and Deputations. These commissions are concerned with the organization and execution of the C. A. program, which includes vesper services, discussion groups, the second-hand book exchange and various other activities of benefit to the college and community. Flnt Rouy lefz lo right: E, Nutting. C. Stillman. E, Sherblom, MacKinnon, R. Keachg Second Roux left to ngbi M Llrich, D. Doukas, H, Hurwitz, S. Stone, L. Gibbs. Third Rau. left fo rigbfx J. XX'ebber. D. Yates, -I Phelps Fifff Roux Ievfl 10 right: M. Dolloff, R. Stone, E. Foster, E. VC'ooclcoCk, E. Morse R. Stirling, N. Leonard. Serond Roux ld! 10 rigbf: J. Merritt, F. Howarth, E. Kim ball, E, Jewell, P. MacMackin, J. Styer, A. Dearborn. Third Roux lefl 10 rigbf D. Brigham, R. Buker, P. La Flamme, N. Morin. Miu.fi11g.' A. Stevens, B. james J. Kobrock, S. Shernan. Owfing Firyt Roux Ieff to figbff B. Laird, R. Stirling, Bzuizzem M.n1.1ger. E. Linder, Edifor-in-Cbief, E. Hale, C. Peterson. Second Roux Icffl 10 rigbi: E, XX'oodcock, J. Mclfnaney, H. Barba, A. Gates, A. Geller. L l l 0l 0 6L PCI! ESTHER C. LINDER RUTH STIRLING Edilor-in-Chief B11.fir2e.-1f M.u1.1ge'r 76,2 jibwfmf Fiflrf Razr. lefl I0 rigfvlx P. Vfhite, F. Dean, R. Silvia, M. Holden, E. Lewis. B, O'C0nnell. Semnd Row. lefl Io riglvl: B. Chandler, E. Stimsun. A. Smith, E. Zazopnulos, G, Finelli, Rosequist, A. Shaw, Third Roux lefz lo rigbz: D. Petrie, V, Barnes, M. Butler, B. Laird, P. Merrill, B. Varney. Ffmrflv Razr, left to rjgfyf: R. Moulton, P. Xwakeman, R. Kammerer, M. Cutts, M. Mateer. Fifth Roux lefr fa rrgbrx S. Adkins, J. Gumpright, nl. Mclinaney. L. Kumpunen, M. Van XX yck. B. Xlifoodworth. Sim-Ili Roux lefl Io rigbf: A. Carter. B. NX'.1ll.1ce. XV. Parker, DI, Jacobs, R. Isaacson. !91fLAZ5Ai1fL9 dziociafion Firff Rolf. iff! to rigfvl: Bliss Bl. Ctll'lSllD, M. Butler, E. Hale. Semnd Razr. ltffz fo rrgbfs R. Keacli, J. MacKinnon. E. Xwoudcuck. fllinj11g.' Prof. P. XX'ilkins, Prof. P. XX'hitbeck. Firif! Rolf. fefr to rigbf: H. Hurwitz. N. Lord. H. B.irb.1. D. Petrie. XY. Senseny. Se.wa1.1' Rui. Z ff, rzglvf: S. Stone, K. Reilly. D. Babcock. A. Gates. we 6Ll lfL8lf Fifi! Roux lefz to rigbz: S. Stone. D. Petrie, H. Barbti, M. Guiney. I. Myers. Seroezii Razr. Ziff ,fo rigbf: D. Babcock, J. Sherwood, J. Richan. L, Kumpunen. Third Razr, Ziff fo rigffifx -I. McEn.1ney. K. Reilly. H. Hurwitz. B. Hainsworth. 5g.,fff.,,,.f cm 6401310 Fzr.-Af Ron. lelfz zo riglilx B. Tabor, L. MacGray, G. Ray, F. Gentile, E. Vfhite, E. Linder, E. Jewell. Second Rau. lefz zo fight: G. Nickerson. F. NX'heeler, J. Merritt, M. Stewart, R. Barba, G. Hoare. Third Row, left to figbsp D. Vfright. R. Hubbs. R. Tacey. R. Mahler, R. Hughes, S. Freeman. Fourzb Roux lefz zo rigblx J. Klane, J. Graham. D. Nnwtny. H. Knight. B. Phillips, fl. Myers. Fiflb Row, Iefz lo rigbz: M. Gregoire, C. Booth, C. Hawkes. E. Kimball, M. Abbott, S. Noucas. 0179450 oczfefg F Ron, Jef: Jo rjgfiff 'l'hr+mpson. E. Jones. V. Barnes. J. Graham, B. Vllhodvmrth, M. frt. SCL-and Ron. Jeff 56 r1gf2f:A. Crossnn, E. Slcwlheld. P. XX'akeman. E. Lewis, M. Cutts, utchins. TX-mi Rest. left to figfkfx S. Rsymfind. D, Smith. J. MacKinnon. E. Stone. J, Freeman, F. Dean. Fir-.ff Rozzf. lefz Io right: V. Barnes. G. Hoare, B. XX'oodworth, M. Gregoire, F. Gentile, S. Noucas Serozzd Row, lefl to rigbz: E. XX'hite, B. Varney, B, Wfood, J. Graham, F. Farquhar, E. Winslow Third Roux leff I0 rjglvf: N. Farrell, J. Thompson, A. Crosson, M, Abbott, R. lNICCullough, B. Green berg. Ffmrfb Roux Ief! 10 rigbz: E. Silberberg, E. Frost, G. Nickerson, B. Phillips, C. Hawkes. C.. 6LC,Jl6Llf' 51,118 Fir-rf Razr. lffz in riglvfs M. Fntress, M. Butler, P. Beal, Miss M. Schaeffer, E. Linder, F. Skinner, G. Ray. Suomi Roux lefz 10 riglaf: M. Dolloff, V. Rutledge. S. Adkins, S. Gray, E. jones, J. Mac- Kinnon, A. Gates. Third Razr, ld! In riglvf: R. Garland, M. Ryon. F. Furfey, B. Bartlett, Scheuer- mann, Davie, J. Doty. FUIH'IfJ Roux fclf! fo rzglvlx D. Smith, R. Moulton, Gregory, Cheney. R. Barba, Cleland, B. Aldrich Fifflv Roux feff In 1'fgf7I.' P. Jones, C. Gray, R. Olfene. R. Kam- merer, j. Blossom, M. Cutts, I. Prince. Mi.r.ri11g.' F. Hale, godilfwon fpfozgem unc! AQQLIA5 Etffiify ibegafing SUMMER SESSION Firm Razr. lffz In riglvzx D. Richter. H. Cram, R. MacFarlane. C. Stillman, D. Brigham. Ssmud Roz: ld! lo right: H. Knight. R. Sullivan, A. Ploener, P, Merrill, H. Smith. X ar5iLLy izbegafing Firft Rfizr, leff 10 rigbf: D. Dixon. C. Stillman, H. Smith. N. Lord, D. Doukas. Sefwzd Roux Iefl to rigbl: S. Stone, B. Miller. D. Richter, D. Strout, G. NX'ecd. Fin! Roux lef! I0 rigbl: B. XX'ood, T. Rainville, Prof. R. Seward, M. Entress, S. Noucas. Second Roux lefl 10 rigbfs L. Otis, Prof. A. Bertocci, Prof. L. Kimball, A. Locke. Third Razr, left lo r1gl11.' M. Hawkins, M. Brooks, P. Beal. plz ,Sigma .gala Fin! Roux left 10 right: I.. Otis, M. Hawkins, -I. Freeman. Semnd Roux lef! 10 rigbz: A. Shaw, T. Rainville, G. W'eed. J. Parsons. Third Roux left 10 rigbl: R. Silvia, Prof. A. Bertocci. M. Langille. Ja lzfife .jcaafemie ,SJOLJQAULJ Jafina : Pep, .f': :f, f:gf::: z,,,,4ff,, M444 V O fjrzei, 5-I Otis A B Dedrbwm. Miss H. Carls1,n,june Cha Sff V1 PcQ .:': 51, r:gc:.- A 5-Ighgr.. C Szfforff. E, Morse N . - . x, .. - -f f ' .. , 4. I L .L, 1 'J. 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Packard, N. Leonard. F. Howarth, D. Leavitt. Sefond Rau Iffl Io 1-1361: E. Longfellow. P. Maclwiackin. B. Varney, E. Fowler, B. Brown, A. Smith. 0528 tf8lf'lfU0lflfL8lfL Fir: Rou. Jef! lo right: B. Dearborn. E. Foster. R. Stirling, N. Leonard. L. 1NIacGray. Sefond Ron. iff! Io rzgklx M. Hamlin. R. Stone, E. Jewell. Mining: E. Lever, P, Chase, B. Bamforth, B. james, M, A. Gross. Firrf Roux leff fo figbf: B. Haslam, A. Gates, E, Rowe, E. Frost. Second Roux lefz to rigb! P. jones, E. Lever, R. Stirling, E, Maher. Tbird Roux lefz 10 rigbix M. Entress, E. Fowler, L. Mac Gray, D. Babcock, J. Graham, M. Guiney, B. Scott, R. Asker, E. Jewell. Alirrizzgx M. Ulrich. .GLVLCQ Fin! Roux left I0 rigbz: P. MacMackin, E. Kimball, F. Howarth, E. Foster. Second Roux lefz 10 rigbz: M. Wfilson, M. Hamlin, L. MacGray, R. Stirling, R. Stone, E. Jewell. ,gziing Z-Qofiaf Fin! Rau. lef! Io rigbz: J. Camemn. XV. HenneSSy. VV. Orr, D. Lul-cena Alex, XX'. Talcott. P. Sweet, C. Currier R. Hilton. R. Spruill. Sewnd Rau. lefz ro right: Lieutenant L. Nesbitt. Pbgsirinz. G. Hickey, A. Hofmeister L. Dieffenhach. XY. Deering, J, Flanagan. C. Stone. NY. Hutchewn, NXT Mundy, Chief Petty Othcer VU. P. Ln drigues. Comb. Third Rau. leff lu right: Chief Petty Officer P. P. Carroll, Awifunl Curb. E. Snitzer, E. Tarr G. Gwdfrey. L. Anderwn. K. XX'ilhur. J. juy:e. G. Stnne. C. Gates, H. Thurston, 11llJ71,I,Z:'f. 4f?MLefA4f 1943 0 1944 F Rozi. left fo rzglaf: R. Burns. A. Hufrneister. L. XX'if:gelslcy. Joyce. C.1flIJlll, Flanagan. E. Daunis, Angelffsante. E. M, Mnnre. Coxfib. Semrzd Rau. lef! lo flghlf H. Taylor, R. Spruill, E. Marra, S. Prauer. XY'inslww. D Beard, E. Rfiherrs. Third Rau. iff! to rrgfnfx XX'. Mundy. Co-,lfI.m.1ger. C. Catler. I. Dnnen- feld. N. O'Brien. R. Adair. VV. Talmtt, VC. Orr. H Nectuw. Co-.1lJn.1gef. wsszg 'fail H LAL' LTIJ5 T ,Y WIS -'HES ,Q atrial? Es slfrs 3-1XAl Fifi: Rau. iff: :o rigitx H. Xectow. C. Gray. F. Wltite. X. Pendle? J. -l f.'C'3. M. Der D johnson, YY. Talcorr. F. Srrup. SecwziRo1. Ief: :Q r.-,5ff-:.- E. Re-berrs. XY. Orr. L. Diet? Duden. j. Flanagan. A. Hofmeister. C. Stone. E. M. Mm-re. Co.z.'Z'. TE.-nz' R,:.. ff: :f R Russell. J. Rjrlrz. XY. Spear. L. deNicf.ll3. ZZkwAaZ7 SUMMER-1945 Fir!! Rau. lef: fo rigbl: C. Beckwith. R. Adair. I. Dzfnenfeld. H. Thurszfln. P. Firnschild. F. Hayes. R. G-wfch. A. Traver. Semnd Rau. Ief: fo rigkf: R. Rehl. R. Dieffenbach. C. Szwne. M. Densm--re. -I. Flanaggn. C.:p.'J:v:. X. Pendleton. XY. Orr. R. Spruill. XY. Hennessy. C. Hinkley. Third Rau. ir: I9 rigfE:.- M. Baldwin. Jlmzigfr. E. Roberts, P. DiDato, L. Anderson. R. Bird. S. Praver. J. Bi.1lusky. E. XY'ild. E. Keshka. D. R1-ck. E. M. Mlwre. Curb. Fourzb Rau. lei! IG ri,2lE:.' R. Fl.-garry. R. Donmean. R. XY'arn1.'ck. il. H1-ran. XY. Xedluf. J. Hlvlden. jI,zr:,1 251. a5eAa!7 SPRIXG-19+f mu Conair? Wales Mules miguiw 7 Lfinlespqqigutes iaures K. 4 P I l 'l ' ,. ,,..,ff 'ISD' 'Q . . V, . First Roux left tn right: M. Emmert, R. Lewis, D. Robinson, Captain R. 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W' 61 v 112' g hi f 0 S I' n 9 n I ul I P N 0 C 0 E 5 E 5 S E E z z z z O z z 2 z E 5 z E 5 z z 0 1944 OF CLASS E THQ I I 5 4 9 1 MW W .A ML CC E H T QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOO 00 :o4::::::rQ4:::::: :: Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1946 Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1947 :voooe::::po4:::pc::::po4::::voc:::o4: ::::9c: 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 U U 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U 1 U 0 11 11 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 '9-Ot- -A- '90t----Aoooc---QQQQC- ,,,-, Official iphofogffpzlzbiveff I0 the Ml26l66l2 Forty-fnzzr Jiliwfor WI funnier College Dwarai Clark Talsh ONE TWENTY-FIVE MAIN STREET LEWISTON, MAINE Hmlzvaiys sonzeilzzizzg cjijlrezzf - 101.111 .sfyje azzcj goof! fczsfe N 'K This 1944 Edition of the MIRROR was completely designed, engraved, and print- ed-individually for the MIRROR Staff by the Stobbs Press Craftsmen. For more than sixty years? Stobbs Press Craftsmen have produced fine printing. TI-lEfgf'OLL5PRESS Worcester, Massachusetts 5 :::::,.::::::,.c2,..::::::::::::::,........ :zu-Q4::: 1 1 1 1 U U 0 0 0 U 0 U U U U U 1 0 0 foooooooQeocoooooooooooooeooooooooooooooooooooooeoooooooooo ooooo oooooooo oooooooooocooocooooooo-o QQoooooo I believes it 50117201-j2l6l,g6?7lZ67lf to BEY ONLY WHAT YOU NEED BEY THE BEST YOI' CAX AFFORD Wlien so many items are less plentiful. as they are totlay. the ones you buy BIEST be goodf . . . they must last longer . . . quality is the paramount factor in your buying, High quality has been a Pork tradition for over 63 years . . . our assurance of owning things designed for long and satisfaotory .3 . THE BEST BUY OF ALL-ITJR BONDS AND STAMPS Compliments of l t roars, RO6b11Ck tif I oo 212 MAIX ST. TEL. 5100 LEWISTOX. MAIXE Save Money on 100.000 Items in Sears' Catalog ESQ Our Catalog Order Serrtee . EXCLUSIVE Compliments of Invisible Marking Phone 29-W TUFTS BROTHERS FRED H. TUFTS G. ROYAL TUFTS JUDKINS PRINTING SPECIALISTS Rubber Stamp Manufacturers INC. FRED H. TUFTS C. ROYAL TUFTS ' President Vice-Preslkient GEO. W. TUFTS 193 Middle St. Lewiston, Me. Manager and Treasure' INQUIRE FOR CAMPUS AGENT W Q Q U H. P. HOOD 8a SONS 1240 - Inc. - DAIRY EXPERTS On Your Dial ICE CREAM MILK and CREAM LEWISTON, MAINE Auburn, Maine B Y WAR BO DS BATES STREET CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY CO. Wholesalers of Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes and Confection ery, Schralffs Chocolates, Murray's Syrups and Fruits, Coca-Cola 12-14 Bates St. Lewiston, Me Telephone 3120 MKII? DUBE'S Welcomes You to His Bar and RAINBOW ROOM 398 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. Dine-Dance every Thurs., Fri. and Sat. FRANTCS STORE FOR MEN FRANK FEATURES SPORTSWEAR 205 Main St. Opp. Strand Lewiston CRONIN 81 ROOT 'LSELL GOOD CLOTHES for Men and Young Men 127 Lisbon St. Lewiston ROSS' ICE CREAM Where the College Congregatesv BERRY PAPER CO. YOUR STATIONER School Supplies . . . Leather Goods Dennison Goods 49 Lisbon St. Lewiston 9 QQ 009099 94: : : :::: : ooo: : : co: co: : : :zooooooooooooecooooooo 0 li IP li II I 0 O 0 ooo 009090 ooo: DINE and DANCE JOY INN AMERICAN-CHINESE RESTAURANT All Kinds of Chop Suey to Take Out Window Shades Venetian Blinds I. K. CAMPBELL IVPHOLSTERING DRAPERIES Telephone 1643 Tel. 3172-W 37 Sabattus St. Lewiston. Maine 20 Lisbon Street Lewiston, M9- NORRIS-HAYDEN LAUNDRY Compliments of The Bates College Store Quality Work Immediate Service Auburn Me-chanic's Row Milliken Tomlinson Compliments of A FRIEND WHOLESALE GROCERS II-I5 Lincoln St. Lewiston. Me. Compliments of FURNITURE CO. Furniture that .Hakes Friends ELM HOTEL AND ' SILVER-SLIPPER CLUB 220 Lisbon St. Lewiston 37 Court qt Auburn Me Telephone 2050 i 0 L Ill93Cl23333ll'f:::: :ot:::::: 4:-1o4:-:1:-- R. W. CLARK DRUG STORE Where Quality Counts 2-13 Main St. Lewiston RATION POINTS . . Have nothing to do with the purchase of GOLDEN HEART Csunfedy BREAD. There is plenty of good quality Wheat available for the manufacture of this famous Loaf. Several carloads of high grade flour en- riched are delivered to our plant each week. Remember that GOLDEN HEART fsunfedj BREAD has no equal, it is doubly-enriched with Vitamins and Food Minerals and the only Loaf in Maine which contains a large amount of Sun- shine Vitamin D 29fZ,. Truly a well balanced Loaf for your daily diet. MAINE BAKINC CO. Compliments of LINCOLN STORES, INC. Known for Values MQ 100 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Tel. 4757-M Hats Remodeled ZELIA ROBIE ROY Millinery of Distinction 173 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments of HALL 81 KNIGHT HARDWARE CO. Maine's Newest Hardware Store it-2 20 Chapel St. Lewiston Courtesy Quality Service You've Tried the Rest Now Try the Best SAMS ITALIAN SANDWICHES 268 Main St. Lewiston, Me. WALTON'S IDEAL BREAD Is Best Because Always Uniform, Fresh and Dependable Sold by All Independent Grocers WALTON'S BAKERY Auburn, Maine To the Class of 1944. vongrutulzilions and best wishes for suecess. To the Classes of '45, '46, 117. may we ex- press the hope that we will serve you in the future as we have served Bates students in the past. ANN'S FLOWER SHOP Distinctive flowers and corsrzges for all occasions Tel. 827 40 Ash Street Opp. Postofiice DUBOIS YOUR JEWELER WIHICIIQS and Jewelry Repairing 132 Lisbon St. Lewiston Compliments of BOSTON SHOE STORE ooo 90 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments of WARD BROS. CLOTHING Distinctive Styling Superior Quality Reasonably Priced 72 LISBON ST. LEWISTON, Me. Compliments of FRANGEDAKIS RESTAURANT Soda Fountain Booth Service Modern Air Conditioned 165 Main St., Lewiston STERLING by Towle, Gorham, Lunt Wallace and Reed-Barton PRIZE CUPS - CLOCKS - FOUNTAIN PENS - BILL FOLDS Expert Watch Repairing BARNSTONE-OSGOOD .IEWELERS ISO Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. Merehandise unexeellefl in Quality and Varietyi' II3 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. Compliments of PLAZA GRILL Main Street Lewiston We wish to thank the Class of 1944 for its generous patronage mul wish its members true success in their chosen fieltls QUALITY sHoP 143 College Street ,,, ------------------9ooc- 7 , u.. 6331- -In-' . .-Jn ' n',1 u ,'.4V..1,.An, A, 1. I ' . , , l . u fY+ihx :f t' ge-V Q l 'v!ifJ,A 'f: 'f, Nm . . Q v 1- os Q.. n I , 4 5 , , ,5 . 'N'QA, ,- . y Y' 'as W' s .15 1 , . lk.. u .,I 9 .7 1' lf. Pl! ,ll -X qlwll JI x '4 A - A 4 Q 1 'U I ' x'v'f 'lv-rf, A 1..'.J. . 1 , ' , y.-.. 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