Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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Ackerman Wvalter l. Ashland. Jr. Romeo A. Baker Kenneth Baldwin Frederick K. Barry Maurice C. Benewitz Donald T. Bentley Jack L. Bogert, Jr. Franklin S. Burroughs Hayward Carsley Yvilliam A. Chamberlain Theodore Collins. Jr. Robert J. Corish John P. Cushing Robert E. Daniels Leland C. Davis Howard S. Dion Anthony Drago John M. Dwyer Carleton K. Finch Richard Flanagan John Gaffney Clifford VV. Cates Emanuel R. Goldman Harold Culler Bernard L. Harkins Robert L. Harris Vaughan Hathaway Leonard Hawkins Norman V. Houle Wendell O. James Fred R. Jones. Jr. Frank J. Jonucz Louis Jordan, Jr. John F. Joyce, III Edward J. Keltie David L. Kendall John F. Kneeland Herbert T. Knight Abraham Kovler Stanton C. Lamb Richard K. Lane Walter Leavitt David Lindquist Marvin J. Look Chandler D. Lord Kurtland H. Lord Harold I. McGlory Peter T. McCuinness GeorgeF. Martelon Harry F. McMurray C. Trafton Mendall Walter J. Meserve, Jr. Howe Morris John B. Morrison Paul J. Mulhearn Daniel V. Norte Richard L. O,Neil William E. Plaisted Elisha Richards Bennett V. Schultz Louis Scolnik Calvin C. Sloan Richard C. Smith Robert E. Smolker Howard H. Spence Douglas Stage John F. Stokes John N. Thomas Edwin W. Tooker James M. Towle Robert Vernon Hodges Waldron Paul M. Weiner Jerome M. White John C. Whitney C. Keith Wilbur, Jr. Eugene L. Woodcock eczfoc ,Diem In every field of action men of Bates have won a place CHARLES FRANKLIN PHILLIPS PRESIDENT Colgate University, A.B.g Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University Graduate School of Economics MILTON L. LINDHOLM Director of Admissions for Men A.B.. En.M. dminislralion ,f Xxx HAZEL NI. CLARK Dean of Women Director of Adrnissions for Women A.B.. .-LM. HARRY W. RHNYE ,'l.iSiSflllIf to the President Alumni Secretary QLB.. AAI. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and CULTY ROBINSON ABBOTT Navigation B.S. SHELDON C. ACKLEY Instructor in Psychology AB LM. ACKLEY DONALD S. ALLEN Assistant Professor of Chemistry A.B.. A.M.. PH.D. CARROLL P. BAILEY Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., M.S. BAILEY PAUL B. BARTLETT Professor of Business Economicsg Director of Student Employment A.B.. A.M. ROBERT G. BERKELMAN Professor of English A.B.. .-LM. 1 BERKELMAN ANGELO P. BERTOCCI Professor of French A.B.. A.M. HARTWELL W. BLANCHARD Instructor in Chemistry B.s. BLANCHARD ABBOTT ALLEN BARTLETT BERTOCCI BUSCHMAN N I I J CARROLL I CRAFTS FACULT ALCLST Bl-SCHHANX Assistant Professor of German A.B.. ASI. MARY L. CARLSON .x.B.. sm.. Pu.n. CARLSON J. NILRRAY CARROLL Professor of Economics .LB.. 5.31. 4 LT. JOHN C. CASS. DY 1SD l'.S.N.R. Commanding Offiver of .Yaval Training Lnit CASS I SELDON T. CRAFTS Director of Music Qi' JOSEPH D'ALFl DNSU Instructor in Philosophy and Psychologv A.B.. AJI.. PH.D. nlxwoxso DIIRFEE MARY ELIZABETH DLRFEE Assistant in Physical Education: House Fellow MABEL EATON Librarian EATON Instructor in Greek and Lating House Fellow ti. I: ll IL 'I' IY LLUYD W. FISHER Professor of Geology A.B., NLS.. PH.D. USSIP K. FLECHTHEINI Instructor in History and Government IYA W. FOSTER A ssisttmt Librnrian A.B., B.S LYDIA A. FRANK Instructor in Speech and Matliematicsg House Fellow A.B.. A.M. LT. 'jg' FRANK GOODWIN. DY QS! l'.S.N.R. Executive Officer of Naval Training Unit REGINALD T. HARLING Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., AAI. SANIFEL F. HARRIS Professor of German A.B.. AAI. A MOS A. HUYEY Professor of History A.B., B.D., .x.M.. Pl-LD. I'-'LEC HTH EI M FISHER FOSTER FRANK HARLING HONEY GOODWIN HARMS INGLES KIM BALL INCLES LAVVRANCE LEMASTER LOUDER LIBBY MABEE FACIJL PRISCILLA M. INGLES Director of Nursing Education LB., R.N. WESLEY J. INGLES Assistant Professor of English A.B.. A M. LAWRENCE D. KIMBALL Assistant Professor of French A.B.. A u. WALTER A. LAWRANCE Stanley Professor of Chemistry .A.B., ..x.M., PH.D. JOSEPH E. LEMASTER Instructor in History A.B. MABEL L. LIBBY Registrar A.B. HAROLD W. LOLDER Instructor in Chemistry B S FRED C. MABEE Professor of Chemistry A.B.. .a.M.. PH.n. ACULTY ROBERT A. F. MCDONALD Professor of l1'lIlll'llfi0llJ Secretary of Fuenliy LB.. -LM.. PH.D. A LICE V. YW JLLER Instructor in Hygiene and Physical lfzlumtiong House Fellow B.S.., I-lD.M. MC DON ALD M OLLER ERNEST NI. Nil N DRE Director of Physical Education for Men A.B. ANDERS M. NIYHRMAN Professor of Sociology .LB AAL. PH.D. MYHRMAN MOORE NIILDRED B. MYHRMAN Instructor in Sociology LB.. M.S. FR ED E. P1 JMEROY Professor of Biology LB.. A.Nl.. SCD. POM ERO Y BRU1 DKS QI 7IMBY Professor of Argunzentulion and Speech ,X.B.. l'lD.M. GE! IRGE E. RAMSDELL Professor of Mathematics .-LB.. AAI. RAMSDIILL 'li' 'I - MYHRMAN QIQIMBY ROSS SAWYER SEWARD VVALMSLEY SAMPSON 'Y . ' 'if .' E' SCHAEFFER THOMPSON VVHITBECK FACULT NORMAN E. ROSS Bu rsar B.S. CHARLES H. SAMPSON An Administrative Assistantg Professor of Engineering Drawing and Descriptive Geometry B.S., EILM. WILLIAM H. SAWYER, JR. Professor of Botany A.B., A.M.. PH.D. LAVINIA M. SCHAEFFER Assistant Professor of Speech A.B.. .A.M. ROBERT D. SEWARD Assistant Professor of Spanish and French A.B.. A.M. C. RAY THOMPSON Instructor in Physical Education and Hygiene for Meng Head Coach of Track A.B. LENA WALMSLEY Director of Hygiene and Physical Education ' House Fellow B.S.. A.M. G. PAUL WHITBECK Professor of English A.B., A.M. FA CULTY PERCY D. WILKINS Professor of Mathematics .-LB.. NLS. KARL S. WOODCOCK Professor of Physics B.S., M.S., PH.D. EDWIN M. WRIGHT Professor of English A.B., .A.M.. PH.D. RAYBORN L. ZERBY Professor of Religion A.B., B.D.. PH.D. ELEANOR H. MORSE Instructor in Stenography and Typewriting B.C.S. CLIFTON D. GRAY President Emeritus Ms., A.M.. B.n.. S.T.B.. PH.D.. L.L.n., L.H.n. HALBERT H. BRITAIN Professor Emeritus of Philosophy A.B.. A.M., PH.D. RAYMOND R. N. COULD Professor Emeritus of Government A.B., A.M. FRED A. KNAPP Professor Emeritus of Latin A.B.. A.M. 'In Military Service ?On Leave of Absence- Covernment Service WOODCOCK I ZERBY ARTHUR N. LEONARD Professor Emeritus of German A.B.. .-LM., PH.D. GROSVENOR M. ROBINSON Professor Emeritus of Public Speaking D. sc. 0. WILLIAM R. WHITEHORNE Professor Emeritus of Physics A.B., A.M., PH.D. 'IRAYMOND L. KENDALL Associate Professor of Educational Practice B.S., A.M. +R. EARLE MCGEE Assistant Professor of English A B., B.A. IOXONI I I I w1LK1Ns VVRIGHT 'SRAYMOND W. POND Head Coach of Football and Baseballg Instructor in Physical Education for Men A.B. ILESLIE SPINKS Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Men B.S.., A.M. TPAUL R. SWEET Assistant Professor of History A.B., PH.D. TROBERT A. WINTERS Instructor in Economics A.B., A.M. CLASS UFFICERS MARY E. GUINEY KATHLEEN REILLY President Secretary MIRIAM DOLLOFF ALICE GATES MCDONALD Vice-President Treasurer PHI BETA KAIJIDA LILI FLECHTHEIM SHIRLEY STONE EUGENE L. WOODCOCK HONORS AGNA CUM LAUDE DOROTHY BABCOCK in Sociology SHIRLEY STONE in Economics C U M I. A U D IE DORIS WILLIAMS in Sociology lin Memoriam PAUL J. MULHEARN GGSkip99 PRISONERS OF WAR IN GERMANY Pfc. ANTHONY DRAGO Pfc. ROBERT HARRIS JUNE H. ARMITAGE Attleboro, Mass. Jay : Major: English: Student Government Summer Beard 12, 3: XV.A.A. -1: W..-LA, Numeralx 4: Mirror Board -1: Dean'S List 1, il. ' DOROTHY BABCOCK Reading, Mass. Bahy': Major: Soi-iology: Heelera I. 2: .Km Club 1: ln-hating: 1, 2: Modern Danve 2, Il. 4: Spolford Club 3, 4: Community Servive Chflllllii- sion 41 Magna Cum Laude in Soci0l025'. MARY ELIZABETH BAILEY Haverhill. Miss. 319Iiwe : Major: Iinerlishg Assistant Fine .Xrtx Zig Choral Sm-it-ty 1, 2: Choral Speaking Group 11 llellutations Cominission 2: Marlfarlane Cluli Iii Dean's List 1, 2, Il, 4. P-F ELIZABETH JEWELL BALLARD XX'ellesley, Mass. Lee : Majori Soviology: Prof-tor 31 Basketball Club 1. 2: Choir 2, fi, -1: Student Staff 2: Student Government Beard Il, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Outing Club Junior Body Zi, Director 42 Modern Dam-9 3, 4: Social Commission 3: Campus Sei-Vive Conimission 3: Heelers 3: Senior Adviser 4: XV.A.A. Cup Award -1: XYho's XVho in Amerii-an Univer- xities and Cullegesu: Bates Key 4. PAULINE B. BEAL Suncook. N. H. Polly : Major: French: Heelers 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 4: Choral Society 1: Campus Servive C minis- sion -1: Chase Hall Saturday Night Dani-e tfoininit- tee 4: Choir and Sonszleader Act-ompanist 4: Dean's List 1, 2, 3, -12 Garnet Staff -1: Ivy Day Ifxectltive Committee 3: Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4: Frent-li Assist- ant 3, 4. ELIZABETH A. BENOIT Shrewsbury, Mass. Bet : Major: Sociology: Transfer from Regis: Sovial Commission 3: Apprentice Group Dance Cluh 4: Heelers 4: Newman Club 2, 3, 4. 5 l', - I S4 .ahh iw r v- RITA BORIS jersey City, N. 1, Reet : Major: Biology: Choral Speaking 1: Heelers 1, 2: Campus Service Commission 1, 2, 3, 4: Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, President 3: Jore dan'Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, 4, Program Chair- man 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Acting President 4: Assistant in Biology 3, 4: XV.A.A. Board House Representative 42 Mirror Board 4: House Council Secretary 2: XV.A.A, Numerals 3: Dean's List 3: Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARION A. BROOKS Newport, N. H. Major: French: Phi Sigma Iota 3, SecretaryATreas- urer 4: Assistant in Greek 3, 4: Phil-Hellenic 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Proctor 3: Campus Service Commission 3, 4: Dean's List 2, Zi, 4: Phi Beta Kappa 4. FRANCES M. BURNS Duxbury, Mass. Fran : Major: Latin: TV.A,A. Junior Board 2: House Council 2, 3: XV.A.A. Numeralsl Mirror Staff 4: Social Commission 2, 3, 4: Sodalitas Latinas 2, 3, 4. ELAINE L. BUSH Framingham, Mass. Bushy : Major: French: Choral Society 1, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Social Commission 2, 3: Proctor 3: Assistant in French 3: Swimming Club 1: Phi Sigma Iota 3: Bobcats Vocalist 2: Dean's List 1, 3, 4: President's Cup Award 1: Newman Club 1, 2, 3. 4. IUNE E. CHATTO Rockland, Me. Juno : Major: Latin: Debating 1: Sodalitas Latina 2, 3, 4, Yice4President 3, Secretary-Treas urer -1: Deputations Commission 2: Religion Com- mission 3: Reconstruction Commission 4: House Council 2, 4: Student Government Board 4: Proc- tor 43 Dean's List 2, 3, 4. IRENE M. DAITCI-I Brighton, Mass. Major: Sociology! Spofford Club 3: Choir 3: So- cial Action Commission 3: Current Events Come mittee 3: Politics Club 4: Business Manager Garr- net 4. ,,1 DORIS G. DIXON Cranford, N. J. Deedee : Major: English: Garnet Advisory Board 3, Editor 43 Debating Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Manager 45 Spofford Club 43 Heelers 43 Student 2, 39 Dean's List 1, 4, Delta Sigma Rho 4. MIRIAM DOLLOFF Standish, Me. Mickey : Major: Biology? Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4: XV..-LA. Sophomore Representative 2, Vice-President 3, President 43 Heelers 2, 33 Outing Club Junior Body 2, 3, Director 4: Class Secretary 33 Class Vice-President 4: Assistant in Biology 3, 41 Ivy Day Speaker 3: Carnival Queen's Court 43 Fresh- man Commission 3, 4: Campus Service Commission 43 Who's Who in American Universities and Col- leges g Co-Chairman Carnival Hop 33 Phi Beta Kappa 43 Bates Key 4. NANCY FARRELL Stamford, Conn. Nance : Major: Psychology: MacFarlane Club 33 Campus Service Commission 3, 45 Sophomore Hop Committee 2. LILI FLECHTHEIM Lewiston, Me. Major: Sociology and Economicsg Phi Beta Kappa 4. JEAN E. GRAHAM Cortland, N. Y. Jaye : Major: German: Orphic Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Mistress 2, 3, 4, Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 43 Heelers 1, 2: MacFarlane Club 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Deputations Commission 1, 2, Campus Service Commission 3, 4: Dance Club 3, 43 Carnival Queen's Court 43 Songleader 4. SYLVIA M. GRAY Keene, N. H. Syl : Major: Sociology: Heelers 1, 2, 3: Secre- tary-Treasurer Politics Club 3: Outing Club Junior Body 2, 4, Secretary-Treasurer Student Government Board 43 Social Action Commission 15 Deputations Commission 25 Dean's List 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE E. GREGOIRE jamaica Plain, Mass. Margie : Major: Chemistry: Choir 2, 3, 4: Cho- ral 1, 2, 3: Student Staff 1, 2: MacFarlane Club Treasurer 2, President 3: Deputations Commission 2: Peace Commission Study Group 2: Religion Com- mission 3: Accompanist 3, 4: Carillon 4: Bobettes Orchestra 4: House Secretary 2. MARY ELIZABETH GUINEY Wiaban, Mass. Mary Belle : Major: Sociology: Spofford Club 2, 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Dance Club 2, 3, 4: Student Government Board 3, 4: Proctor 3: Class President 4: Tea Dance Committee Chairman 3: Ivy Day Chairman 3: Community Service Commis- sion 4: Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Staff 1, 2: Dean's List 1, 2, 4. BARBARA HAINSWORTH Pittsneld, Mass. Barb : Major: English: Orphic Orchestra 1: Choral Speaking Group 1: Reconstruction Commis- sion 1, 2, 3: Community Service Commission 4: Phil-Hellenic Club 2: Spofford Club 3: Politics Club 4: Garnet Staff 4: Dean's List 1: Albion Morse Stevens Prize in Greek 1. GRACIE M. HALL Auburn, Mr. Major: Chemistry: Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4: Law- rance Chemical Society, Secretary 3, 4: Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4: Assistant in Chemistry 2, 3, 4. MARY F. HAMLIN Gorham, N. H. Major: Sociol0g!'C Basketball Club 1, 2: XV.A.A. Numerals 1: NV.A.A. Sweater 3: W'.A.A. Junior Board 2, Senior Board 3, 4. Treasurer 4: Religion Commission 2: Campus Service Commission 3, 4: Phil-Hellenic 2: Politics Club 2, 3. ELIZABETH M. I-IASLAM Providence, R. I. Bet : Major: Religion: Proctor 3, 4: Swimming Club 1: First Aid Course 2: C.A. Commission 2, 3, 4: Chairman Religion Commission 4: Modern Dance Club 3, 4: Student Government Board 4: Canter- bury Club, President 3, 4. METHYL V. HAWKINS Auburn. Me. Major: French: Latin Club 2: Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4: La Petite Academia, President 3, 4: Dean's List 3, 4: Assistant in French 4. GEORGE W. HOARE Manchester, Mass. Major: English: Choir 1, 2, 31 Outinz Club Board, President 3, 4: Publishing Association, President 4: Chase Hall Committee Chairman 4: MacFarlane Club 2, 3: Proctor 3, 4: YVho's XVho in American Cttiversities and Colleges. RUTH E. HOWARD Albuquerque, N. M. Rav - Nlaior' Sociolo V' Social -kction Commi: . . - . . g.. -. - s' sion 1, 2: Campus Service Commission 3: Religion Commission 4: Bates YVar YVork Committee 4: Stu- dent Staff 2: Mothers' YVeek'end Committee 1, 2: Christian Service Club 2: XY.A.A. Board, Secretary 2: XV..-LA. Numerals 2, Sweater Award 3: Brownie Leader 2, 3, 4. EDITH A. 5. JONES Auburn, Me. Edie : Major: Biology: Heelers and R'-hinson Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Jordan-Ramsdell Scientific So' ciety 3, 4, Secretary 4: Chase Hall Dance Commit- tee 4: Campus Service Commission 1, 2, 3, 4: Lambda Alpha 1: Choir 2: Orphic Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4: Student Staff 1: Proc- tor 3: Student Government Board 3: XV.A.A. Nu' merals 4. PHYLLIS JONES Springfield, Mass. Phyl : Major: English: Student Government Board 1: Heelers 1, 2, 3, 4: W.A.A. Numerals 2: Student Staff 2, 3: Apprentice Dance Group 2: Mudern Dance Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4. MILDRED LEVER Wfestfield, N. J. Bubbie : Major: Chemistry and Biology: Rams- dell Scientific Society 2, Secretary'Treasurer 2: Jordan-Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, 4: XV.A.A. Summer Board 3: House Secretary 2: Assistant in Chemistry 2, 3, 4: Assistant in Biology 3: Hockey 1, 3: Honorary Team 1: XV.A.A. Numerals 3: Sweater 4: Community Service Commission: Dean's List 3. ELLA L. LEWIS West Springfield, Mass. Jiggs : Major: Physics: House Council 1: Reli- gion Commission 2, 3, 4: Orphic Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Staff 2, Business Manager 3, 4: Assist- ant in Physics 3, 4: Christian Service Club 2: Jordan-Ramsdell Scientific Society 4. ESTHER M. LONGEELLOW Hallowell, Me. Major: Sociology: Proctor 3, 4: Freshman Cabi- net C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Deputations Commission 1, 2, 3: NY..-LA. Junior Board 3: YV.A.A. Senior Board 4: Campus Service Commission 3, 4: Rand Hall House Council 4: Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY H. LORD New London, N. H. Nan : Major: History and Government: Fresh- man and Sophomore Cabinets of C.A. 1, 2: Recon- struction Commission 3: YV.S.S.F. Chairman 3: Chairman, Campus Service Commission 4: Fresh- man Debate Squad 1: Freshman and Sophomore Prize Debates 1, 2: Varsity Debate Squad 2, 3, 4: Manager and President. Debating Council 4: Stu- dent. Staff 1: Garnet Stan' 2, 3, 4: Mirror Staff 4: Publishing Association, Secretary 4: Choral Speak- ing Group 1: Carnival Committee 4: Ivy Day Speaker 3: Spofford Club 4: Dean's List 4: Assist- ant in Hygiene for Men, Assistant in Radio 4: XVho's iYho in American Universities and Col- leges : Delta Sigma Rho 4: Bates Key 4. A. LOUISE MACARTHUR Brockton, Mass. Major: Economics: Heelers 1, 2: Outing Club 2, 3, 4: Carnival Committee 3, 4. JEAN E. MCENANEY Canton, Mass. Major: English: Freshman Cabinet 1: Publicity and Conference Commission 1, 2, 3, 4: Alice Jane Dins- more Prize 1: Spofford Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Staff 1, 2: Mirror Staff 3: Garnet Staff 4: Dean's List 2: Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. AGNES M. MAHAN Norwich, Conn. Ardie : Major: Latin: First Aid Course 2: So- dalitas Latina 3, 4: House Council 3, 4: Dean's List 3, 4: Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ,l ELAINE M. MAHER Bridgeport, Conn. Pennv - NI'1'or' Historv 'md Covernment' Reli- , . - .j . . , . 1 , gion Commission 2, 3, 4: First Aid Course 2: Ape prentice Dance Club 3, 4: Assistant in Geology 4: Politics Club 3, 4: Choir 4. JEAN A. MACKINNON Greenwich, Conn. Scottie : Major: English: Freshman C.A. Cahi- net 1: Publicity Commission 1, 2: Phil-Hellenic So- ciety 2: Student Stan' 1, 2: Proctor 3: Betty Bates 3: Publishing Association 3, Vice-President 4: Heelers 3: Christian Association Secretary 3, President 4: Orphic Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: YV..-LA. Board 2: Assistant in Religion 4: Dean's List 1. 2, 4: Delegate tu Quadrennial Conference in XVoos- ter, Ohio, 3: YVho's XVho in American Cniversie ties and Colleges : Bates Key 4, RICHARD MALATESTA Arlington, Mass. Mal, Dick : Major: Economics: Choir 1, 3, 4: Reconstruction Commission 4: Assistant in So- cial Science 2, 3, 4: Assistant in Economics 3, 4: Band 1, Proctor 3, 4: Junior-Senior Prize Speaking Contest 4: Politics Club, President 3, 4: Debating 3, 4: Bobcats 1: lVho's YVho in American L'ni- versities and Col1eges : Phi Beta Kappa 4: Delta Sigma Rho 4. MARY MANTARIAN Newburyport, Mass. Major: Sociology: Student Staff 1, 2: Reconstruc- tion Commission 1, 2: Assistant in Social Science 2, 4: Politics Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. PRISCILLA CRANE MERRILL Worcester, Mass. Pain: Major: Chemistry: Proctor 3, 4: Assistant in Chemistry 3, 4: Assistant in Physics 3: Heelers 1, 2: Student Staff 1, 2, 4: Freshman Debating 1: Freshman Commission 2, 3: Student Government Board 3, 4: Lawrance Chemical Society 3, 4: Cant- pus Service Commission 3, 4: Dean's List 1, 2, 4: Summer Varsity Debating 3. MAE V. MORANG Pembroke, Me. Major: Engilsh: Transfer Student: Phil-Hellenic 3, 4: Community Service Commission, Social Serv- ice Commission 3, 4: House Council 4. BETTY M. MORSE Melrose, Mass. Bern: Major: History and Govenrment: Proctor 3, -13 Choral Society 1, 2: Outing Club Junior Body 1, 2, Zi, Ibirevtor 4, President lSummerD 4: CA. Commission 2, 3: Student Government Board 3, 4: Student Government President tSummerJ 4: IM-an's List ZS, 4: Basketball 1: Freshman Cabinet 1: CA. Cabinet fi: Scholarship Prize 2, Zi, 4: Cheer Leader 2, II, 4: Assistant in History and Govern' ment: YVho's XVho in American Universities and t'olleges 1 Bates Key 4. CLAIRE L. MURRAY Medford, Mass. Major: English: Student Government 3, 4: Proctor Zi, 4: Carillon 3, 4: Chase Hall Committee 3: New- man Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM H. NEEDHAM Jickson Heights, N. Y. Bill C Major: Economics: Baseball 1, 4: Foote ball Manager 11 Phil-Hellenic 2: Polities Club 2, 34, 4: Tennis 1: Chase Hall Committee 4. EDMUND W. NUTTING Wellesley Hills, Mass. I'Id : Major: Religion: C.A. Freshman Cabinet, President 1: Religion Commission l, 2, 3, 4, Chair- man 2, Zig Sophomore C.A. Cabinet, President 2: CA. Treasurer 4: Trac-k: Cross-Country: Tennis 1: Freshman Orientation Group Leader 2: Chase Hall Activities Committee It, 4: Co-Chairman Harvest Moon Ball 4: Bell-Ringer 2, fl: Choir 4: Christian Serviee Club 2: U0'CIl2ill'IT1ilYl of Student Christian Movement in New England: 2d Vive-Chairman ot' National Student Counvil of Y.M.C,A. 4: Co-Pres- ident of Maine State Youth Count-il 4: Bates Con- fereni-e Committee 4: Who's XVho in American I'niversities and Colleges. MARION S. OTIS Leeds junction, Me. Utiska : Major: Latin: Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 41 Count-il 2, 3: Sodalitas Latina 2, 3, 4, Serretarye 'I'i'easurer 2, 33, President 43 Reeonstruction Com- mission 4: Albion Morse Stevens Greek Prize 3: Assistant in Latin 4: Dean's List 2, 3, 4. JOHN WESLEY PARKER Mount Vernon, N. Y. J, XV. : Major: Chemistry: Christian Associa- tion 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Garnet Staff 4: Outing Club Junior Body 2, 3, 4: Traek Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross-Country Junior Varsity 1: Lawrance Chemin-al Society 2, 3, 4, Vive-President 3, Presi- dent 4: Assistant in Chemistry 1, 2, 3, 4: Ivy Day Master of Ceremonies It. div 'O' oi' .li .ij :ii L. f CAROLYN C. PETERSON Newtonville. Mass. Lynn, Pete : Major: Psychology: Choral Speaking 1: Art Club 1: Campus Service Commis- sion 1, 2, 3, 4: Carillon 3, 4: Co-Chairman Carnia val Publicity 33 Student Government Freshman Letter Committee 2, 4: Mar-Farlane Club 4: Cam- pus Publicity 1, 2, 3: Mirror Board 2, 3, 4, liditor- in'Chief 4. JEAN PHELPS Harvard, Mass. Phelpsie : Major: Sociology: Phil-Hellenic 2, 3: Campus Service Commission Head 3: Publicity and Conference Commission Head 4: Basketball Club 1, 2: XV.A.A. Numerals 2: Campus Service Coni- mission 1, 2: Dean's List 3. BARBARA A. PHILLIPS VC'ol1aston, Mass. Barb : Major: Psychology: Assistant in Psy- chology 3, 4: Choral Society 1, 2, 33 Choir 2, 3, 4: Freshman-Sophomore C.A. Cabinet 2: Deputations Commission IS: Publicity Commission 3, 4: Mac- Farlane Club 3, 4: Class Scholarship Prize Zi: I,Jean's List 1, 2, 3, 4: Phi Beta Kappa 4. SHIRLEY L. RAYMOND Portland, Ivfe. Major: English: Orphic Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Caril- lon 3, 4: Proctor 3: C.A. Cabinet 3, 4: Chairman Social Commission 8, 4: Dean's List 2. ALICE E. Sl-IAV7 Portland, M '- Al : Major: English: Transfer from YYestbrook Junior College: La Petite Academie 3: House Coun- cil 3: Student Staff 3: Community Service Com- mission 3, 4: Mirror Board 4. JUSTINE SHERWOOD Newton Centre, Mass. Jerry : Major: Psych lo.qy: Spofford Club 3, 4: Ivy Day Committee 3: Community Service Commis- sion 3, 4: Chairman YV.S.S.F, Drive 4: Dean'S List 3, 4: Assistant in Psychology 4. L .. , 1. . .'-. 3 ' Ei-'ta ., y. 1'7 ,Q CHARLOTTE L. STAFFORD Taftville. Conn. Charl : Major: I.atin: Sodalitas Latina 3, 4, Program Chairman 4: Albion Morse Stevens Greek Prize S23 Community Service Commission 2, 3, 4: House Council 43 Proctor -1: Deans List Zi, ELAINE L. STIMSON Princeton, Mass. Timmie I Major: Sociology: Social Action Com- mission 1, 2: House Council 1: Student Staff 1, 2, 3: Social Commission 15: Proctor Il: MacFarlane Club 4: Community Service Commission: Mirror Board, Business Manager 4. RUTHANNA STONE Andover, N. H. Stonie : Major: History and Government: XVom' en's Student Government Board 3, 4, Sophomore Representative 12, Vice-President 3, President 4: Proctor 3: Basketball Club 1, 2: Ski Club 1, 2: XV.A.A. Numerals 1: 'NV.A,A. Sweater 32 Outing Club Council 2: Secretary Board of Directors 3, 4: Freshman Commission 2, 3, 4: Campus Service Commission 4: Bates Conference Committee 4: Pol- itics Club 2, 3: C.A, Freshman Cabinet 1, 2: Car- nival Queens Court 4: Deans List 3: XVho's Who in American Universities and Colle-ges : Biilvs Key' 4. SHIRLEY STONE Dorchester, Mass. Major: Sociology and Economics: Transfer to Soph- omore Class: Assistant in Sociology and Economics 3: Choir and Choral Society 2, 3: Co-Chairman Social Action Commission 3, Chairman 4: Spofford Club Zig Garnet Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4: Varsity Debating 3: President Debating Council 41 Study Group C,A. 3: XVinner National Discussion faintest on South American Aiairs 3, Study in lfexicoj Politics Club 4: Dean! List 2, 3, 4: Phi Beta Kappa 4: Magna Cum Laude in Sociology 4: XVho'4 Who in American L'niversities and Col- lezesuz Delta Sigma Rho 4: Bates Key 4, MADELYN STOVER Cape Cottage, Me. Lynne : Major: English: Heelers 1, 12, 3, 4: Spofford 4: Deans List 1, 2: Religion Commission 1: Choral Speaking Group 1: Choral Society 11 Ivy Day Speaker 3: Assistant in Speech 4, RUTH L. SWIRSKY Malden, Mass. Ruthie : Major: Sociology and Psycholoiffl So- cial Commission 1, 2, 3: Reconstruction Commise sion 4: Chase Hall Saturday Night Dance Commit! tee 3: Politics Club 3, 4: Carnival Open House Committee 4: Co-Chairman Summer Formal 3. BARBARA R. TABOR Everett, Mass. Barb : Major: English: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Choral Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Carillon 3, 4: XVinner Freshman Prize Debate 1: Varsity Debate Squad 2, 4: Heel- ers 1, 2, Ii, 4: Delta Sigma Rho 4. CRETE WOODARD THOMPSON Fitchburg, Mass. Major: Psychology: Heelers 1, 2, 3: Robinson Players 4: Social Commission 3: Reconstruction Commission 4: Orphic Orchestra 4: Dean's List 3, 4. NEWELL N. TOOTHAKER Phillips, Me. Newt : Major: Biology: Basketball 1, 4: Jordan Scientific Society Il, -1. VIRGINIA R. TQWNS Manchester, N. H. Ginny : Major: Religion: Transfer in Sopho- more Year: Assistant in Economics and Sociology 3: Assistant in Religion 4: Nutrition Course 2: Social Action Commission Zi, 4: Current Events Committee 3: Dean's List 2, 3, 4. JANE WEBBER East Orange, N. J. XVeb : Major: Sociology: C.A. Freshman Cabinet 1, 2: Student Staff 2: Community Service 2, 3, 4: C.A. Cabinet Il, 4: N. E, Christian Responsibility Commission 4, Chairman Maine Area: Proctor 3, 4: Chairman Ivy Hfp Zi: Assistant in Psychology 43 Dean's List -1: Carnival Queen 4. ELISABETH E. WHITE Reading, Mass. Betty : Major: Psychology: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: MacFarlane Club 3, President 4: Assistant in Psy- chology 3, 4: Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4: Deputations Commission 2, 4: Phi Beta Kappa 4, it -'I 'W LESLIE H. WIGHT Auburn, Me. Le-s 3 Major: History and Government: Lambdu Alpha 1, 2, Il, 43 Politivs Club Ji, 43 Reconstruction Commission -1. DORIS WILLIAMS Patchogue, N. Y. Willie , Major: Sociology: Basketball Club 1, 2, ZS, -13 Student Staff 2, 33 CA. Commission 3: Can' terbnry Club Il, 43 Student Government Board fHumlnerJ 4: De-an's List 2, 3, 43 Assistant in Psyi-hologyg Cum Laude in Sociology 4. BEATRICE F. WOODWORTH Lewiston, Me. Beau: Major: French: Orphic Orvhestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Mai-Farlane Club 2, Il, 4, Secretary-Treasurer Zig Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 15, Seuretary 2: Student Staff 2, Zig Phi Sigma Iota 4: Publicity Commission 2: Bates Army Service Corps 3, Dc-an's List 1, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE L. WOODCOCK Lewiston, Me. 'tliene- 3 Major: Physit-sg Cross-Country 1: Car- nival Publit-ity Committee 13 Band 1, 2: Dean's List 1, 2, Cl, 45 Camera Club, Chairman Exec-utive Committee 2: Uuting Club Junior Body 2, Dirertor 25, President 43 Publishing Assoviation 41 Jordan Svientific Som-iety Ji, 42 President Jordan-Ramsdell St-ientifiv Soviety 4: Mirror Board 2, Zi, 43 Assist- ant, and Instructor in Physics Il, 43 Ivy Day Speaker 53: Phi Beta Kappa -1, ALMON S. FISH, IR. Bloomfield, N. I 3 Major: Religion: Heelers 1: Student Stuff : . 'a min' 3 'ass Treasurer 23 Outing Club .unior ody L: 'ason Key 2, Secretary Zig Nolan op 'ommittee 23 First Aid Course 23 3 , . anagg' T'a-k lNumeralsl 23 Carnival Hop Com- 'tee L, Zi: Freshman Week Committee Il. PHILIP M. GOODRICH Gorham, Me. Phil 3 Major: ICI-oilonlit-si Band 1, 2, Il: Fresh- man Trai-k tNume-ralsl 13 IJean's List 1, 2, 33 Student Sports Staff 2: Politit-s Club 2: Der Ilentsi-he Yerein 23 Clason Key Il, Intramural Athletics. JOHN H. GRIMES Major: licommniics: Band 1, 2, IZ. -1: Vlafnn Key 32, 43 1'rosQ-f'nuntry 1, 2, f'n-Vzlptaiii 33, Faptain 4: Outing Club Junior Body 1, 2, Director 3, Presi- dent 4: Robinson Players 1, 2, il. 4: Pulllishinfl Assm-iatinn, Yiee-President -11 Prortur -1: Mirror SME 35: Trai-k 1, 2, 3, 4: Skiin 1, 2, ii, 4: Yar- Sity Club Zi, -1: Ivy Day Speaker. HAROLD H TODD JR Concord N H l lllt ll: llll t U ft Illl ALBERT A. GELLER XX est Newton Islam. fvieiltifie Un-iety -1: :. 'e 1: . - ELEANOR B. CARROLL Vine, Mass. Major: English: Heelers 3: Student Staff 4, IIOT cnllullllt U1 N 1110 0 X 96 QI 1' EVELXN H MARSDEN Um Lmlulnll Nm to cr t 1 in tununtn Nm to n x Pu L Q ui . . . aim . 4: 0,5 . e. man rn 1. , B:nml1,L,Z, :S 1:5-If , 1- - it Ba v a,er L, I 2 - . iz n -ie ZA 4, Nuine a 5: Jnr an Athul. Mass. Leu mon Mc JANE RAWSON TOMPKINS Rockland, Mass. Major: Sociology: Transfer Student in Soplm more Year: Technical Stat? for Abe Liueoln' 12: First Aid Course 2: Heelera 3, 4: Robin Son Player 3, -1: Community Servit-e Vninmi: sion 3: Bates Radio Studia 4: Ileauk List -1 Assistant in Speech and Dramaties -1. AQ' x Class of Ufficers wx E lncixrx Xlnuxxi rl. D4-i.1,on' K,u'Ht,f,Px RLILLY fhicr GATES BICDONALD P11 :dint l'itr-I'rrsitl'fnl Srtrrlrzry Tran: urn SE IDR C ASS HISTURY We were 180 in September, '41, when we began what most of us naively thought would be a nor- mal college career. Yet we should have been warned by that first issue of the Student, Faculty Votes Special Exams for Drafted Menf, Freshman week plunged us into Bates traditions and respon- sibilitiesAthe CA Tent, meetings. receptions, and more meetings, tour of the libe. IMUR. ice cream at a meeting for WA,-X, and then Stanton Ride. Hot-dogs toasted over a fire. then our picture lwlllll happened to Connie's shoe?i. and then a walk through the woods in the steps of Uncle Johnny, topped off by cider and doughnuts. Classes --fwho is that tall blonde? Don't you think heis cute? Only three words. Dance Saturday Night, and on Friday mornings the work of the Unholy 13. ,Ionesie as an Indian, Howie prematurely bald, and Culler-f-Y Who was it that fished so unsuccess- fully from the chapel steps? Rumors of water fights. broken doors. and a stink bomb -all in Roger Bill. Mountain climbs-ralliesg Back-to- Bates Weekelicl --paradesegames.--remember our trip to Colby and rumors concerning the Bowdoin polar bear?vSaturday night dancesfyes, fresh- man girls always get rushedfMothers, Weeketitl. the first formal, Soph Hop, and Tea Dance. December 7. and next day the broadcast of dec- laration of war in Fiske. As Ralph Tuller wrote, Chapel programs, and football games, and college spirit. and Bowdoin polar bears all seem suddenly to have lost the importance we gave them a few days ago. All at once we realize how essentially insignificant our own little problems and our own little lives really are. Traft, Barb Littlefield, Romeo, and Kay Reilly were elected class officers. California took his place on Stu-C. Exams and our first carnival with Marty Blais- dell as Queen. Measles -sleigh rides-cabin par- tiesfappendectomies. 27 of us made Dean's List that first semester, believe it or not. Barb Cox earned 4 point. Johnny Marsh as Abe. At spring elections Traft and Barb were reelected and Chris Stillman and Bob Corish filled in as secretary and treasurer respectively. Barb was also named sophomore representative for Stu-C, as was Stonie. Johnny Morrison and Ken Drummond made Stu-C. Benny placed third in the oratorieal contest. Traft and Jaye soloed at the spring con- cert. Four of us made the Betty Bates Parade. Remember Ray Cool on campus for Ivy with Von- nie Chase? Don and Hal Marr-mayors. We left Bates that first year in the middle of May. November saw only 150 of us returning to Bates for our sophomore year. 17 fellows immediately enlisted in the Reserves in hopes that it would keep them in college a while longer. Blackouts- air raidsfRed Cross courses. Chris Stillman, Bea Benson, Thelma Rainville. Bob Vernon, Benny, Gene Woodcock, Ervin Perkins, Dave Kendall, and others were already second semester sophomores spectively, Johnny Morrison, secretary-treasurer of because they accelerated. Chris. Ervin and Benny got 4 point. Jeffrey Lynn!!! In that famous Pre-Maine Rally Barney Harkins. our Senator, spoke and we heard the swing cheer for the first time-lmember? Bates women were allowed in the Chase Hall Lounge at the Saturday nite dances. Connie with her diamond and off to a wedding in Dec. Not so many Sat. nite dances nowadays-Hanyhoo, we old sophs were left in the lurch. Too many cute freshmen. Our own Soph Hop. 24 on Dean's List. Men leaving right and left for the Service. and the temporary suspension of the Student, except for special editions. Nothing the same, at all. Men of our class coming back in uniform. News of the V-12. Scottie as Betty Bates. Stonie and Mickey were elected vice-president of Stu-G and WTAA re- Stu-C, Scottie. secretary of CA and Traft and Barb Littlefield to PA. Once more it was Traft and Barb as class officers and Mickey and Bob Corish as secretary and treasurer respectively. 685 Bates men in the Service. and 4 gold stars already. Chris Stillman a Phi Bete. Profs Knapp. Britan. Gould. and Whitehorne retired in June. How the diamonds glittered in November '43! Pat Merrill and Connie Nickerson back for a try at studies instead of housekeeping. Prohibitionf of whistling on campus for V-12ers. Mt. David out- of-bounds. Lou Scolnik. Frankie Burroughs. Zeke Finch, Jonesie, Jackie Joyce and Dave Lindquist in at 10 o'clock for a change. Bell bottoms re- place gabardines on the campus. Bowdoin men galore. Reveille at 5:45Mohh, how we hate to get up in the morning! BASC. Class officers-Mary Guiney, Mickey, Penny Gates, Kay Reilly. News of Skip Mulhearn's death overseas-our first gold star. Our class baby-Cheryl McGlory. Our own Ivy Day and the Garnet Room of the Bates-well, er-Club, guess you'd call it. Tickets to Niagara for Sinny and Zeke. and a can opener for Chrissie. a leash for Petie and Gene las if one were neededll Barb Phillips and Ervin Perkins named to Phi Bete. Back home for our last summer. Shirley Stone went off to Mexico. Our senior year! All of us busier than before. Glad to be almost through and sorry to leave. Prexie's inauguration. And you know what I mean by 'in time! ' Youngsters in the V-12. Our own Carnival with Janie Webber the most beauti- ful queen ever and her extraordinarily lovely court from the Class of '45. Next to the last exams, and nostalgia for the days of the Bobcats and Bates men. Shirley Stone and Babs-magnas, and Wil- lie-a cum. Gene out in Cal, but named to Phi Bete. Lili Flechtheim and Shirley Stone. too. Bob Harris and Tony Drago missing for so long and then POWs-news of the men of '45 in Service: Purple Hearts, marriages-Romeo Baker, the first married, Ted Collins. Bill Chamberlain. Pete Mc- Guinness, Howie Morris. Lou Jordan: stationed from one end of the world to the other. Class en- gagements: Bet and Jack. Barb and Marvin. Polly and Took, Petie and Gene. Class marriages: Blanchie and Bud plus Cheryl, Sinny and Zeke: those who didn't choose a Bates '45er. Connie. Boots lnow plus Rickey born in Aprill. Irene Myers Daitch. Olga Liimatta Pierce. Jean Purinton Maynard. Ervin Perkins. Penny Gates McDonald-W off to Texas just before mid-years.-'I'ina Hemore Gray, Chris Stillman Kolstad. Lee Jewell Ballard. E. D.'s death and war in Europe nearing a close. May 15th. theses due and just around the corner graduation. and some June marriages. We were lucky. we '45ers, for we had one year of real Bates life before the war knocked at the gates of our ivory tower. Some T9 or 80 of us have seen it through. but the days when we were all here together bring back the fondest memories. CLASS OF 1945 FROM BATES HOMES Sfamfzvrl. I,-it In ftfhti ,lolin lf. l'Qiicel.tml flrlcxtcr R Kncc- larid. 'IS and Xlaririn Foes Knee-l.intl, 'ISJL Xlary fi, 'liililtctts lLuther D, Tihhetts. 'Wok Louis vlortlan. -lr tlnitiis lttrtlan, 'liz gramlfatlicr, lsrael .lHl'tl.lIl. 'STM liatherine .X Usewi-l lll'illi.zm Lf Osnootl, X'l'I1 Rtilictt L' Ycrtifiri fllcrcy L Yer- rion. lion, 'ii .intl tru-tecli Lhristtnc ,l Stillman 1R.ivtnt-titl D. Stillman. 'ltr and llarlene Rane Stilltiiati. 'lhlg Etltniintl XY. Nuttinc 4rr.intll.ither. ,l'tl1t1 XY. lltittliins. ATSDZ Ncxtcll N Tfiothal-:er lerttntlfather. Nc-well l', Nttlilc. 'TTJI ,lean Purin- ton lEtlii-in Xl, Purinton. 'l9: :r.in.it.4thcr. llert-ert R Piirm ton. C11-hh '9-ll. Fran! Rox' Ufatfffl: Nliriam rl. Dtillwfi tZel.1 Britlrharii Dollofi, 'l2l: Elizabeth Jewell fglwliri P. -leuell. 'flflg srantl- father. Leslie C. Jewell. 'iili Virginia Parsons. special ittl- dent llired .-X. Parsons, X'lSlg Constance S. Blaistlell 1I.e-w XV. Blaisdcll, 'l2l. Szforzd Rott-2 Elizabeth Davis fllwrace gl. Davis, 'lik Bea- trice l . lVoodworth 4.-X. Alden Xl'oodworth. .-Xdv. 'itilz Fred R Jones, lr. flired R. Jones. XTIQV Stanton C, Lamb ffelm Smith Lamb, 'ITJ. Third Rox: Howard S. Dion fXlaurire H Dion. '2ll: Eu- gene L. Woodcock Cliarl S. Woodcock. 'IS and Hazel Luce lVoodcock. '22J: lane A. Smith tDoris lrigersol Smith. 'liz grandfather. Tohmas P. Smith, 'TMI Carolyn C. Peterson fCharles XV. Peterson. '21 and Beatrice Clark Peterson, '225. First Row, left to right: J. Atkins Cornell. '431 R. Vernon, L. MacArthur, R. Daniels. J. Morri- son. A. Sinclair Finch. E. Lewis. W. Needham. E. Morse. F.. Davis, F. Burroughs. P. Jones. F. Jones. E. Maher. G. Hoare, M. Cinsky. M. Benewitz, C. Murray, K. Reilly. J. Bogert, R. Corish, J. MacKinnon, C. Stillman Kolstad. D. Stage, E. Haslam, B. Littlefield. P. Robblee. K. Drummond. J. Purinton Maynard. C. Blaisdell Nickerson. J. Cushing, A. Watle, E. Krugelis. F. Burns. E. Carroll, W. Ashland. C. Hemore Gray. H. Guller. C. Dodge, L. Skolfield. T. Men- dall. Mrs. Rowe, R. Rowe, P. Beal, E. White. R. Howard. J. Phelps. K. Osgood, B. Tabor. C. Peterson. D. Bentley. H. McGlory. H. Sparks. '44g V. Parsons. '43g B. Dearborn. '44-g R. Mac- Farlane, '44, J. White. '43g P. Stephens. 'Hg E. Darling. '4-L Second Row. left to right: R. Landick, 'Mg A. Lakin. '42, R. Hitchcock. '-12: C. Sloan. M. Stover. H. Hurwitz. D. Babcock, T. Collins. L. Marino. E. Stimson. P. Crane Merrill. R. Kennedy Becker. R. O'Neil. S. Reese. H. Holterbosch. J. Rupp, E. Goldman. E. Zerby, R. Baker. A. Gates McDonald. K. Lord, W. Leavitt. O. Limatta Pierce. E. Mitchell, W. Clark. R. Smith, B, Hains- worth, B. Benson. R. Boris Third Row. left to right: J. Sanborn, J. Ackerman. D. Dixon. J. Wall, E. Woodcock. M. Little- Held. '43: J. Stokes. E. Stafford. '43, J. Thomas. C. Gates, K. Wilbur. R. Miller. A. Mahan, L. Hawkins. N. Farrell. E. Keltie. B. George. N. Toothaker. S. Lamb, D. Kendall. A. Geller, G. Martelon. R. Harris, E. Woodman, J. Sherwood. C. Jordan. M. Lincoln. M. Dolloff. W. Cham- berlain. B. Kennedy McGlory. M. Gregoire. F. Benson. H. Carsley. A. Kesaris, F. Jonucz. J. Joyce. P. Weiller. J. Webber, M. Look. P. McGuinness. D. Lindquist. E. Jewell Ballard. D. Norte. J. Smith. M. Baker Smith, R. Spetell, D. Williams. R. Stone. V. Currier. Mrs. Zerby, F. Barry. Dr. Zerby. Mr. Rowe. K. Baldwin. Mrs. Bertocci. Prof. Bertocci. L. Jordan. D. Pratt. A. Kovler, A. Drago. J. White. J. Taylor. P. Mulhearn, M. Hamlin. D. Petrie, W. James, J. Gra- ham, M. Bailey. H. Morris, C. Finch. N. Lord. R. Warren. B. Phillips. E. Nutting, E. Longfellow, C. Stafford. J. Chatto, L. Temple, R. Smolker. D. Cobb, J. Senior, '42g S. Raymond, J. Styer. '-143 W. Plaisted. L. Smith. '42g A. Tingley, V. 0'Brien. E. Tooker. J. Gaffney. N. Christensen. Mrs. Sutcliffe. V. Hathaway, Dr. Sutcliffe, E. Collette. F. Skinner. ,443 R. Goodspeed. '44, R. Curtis, '-12: M. Gross. '44g P. Hicks Wood, '-I-33 A. Daddazio, 542g H. Wood. '431 L. Watts, '43g T. Howarth. '42. I 4444 The Stanton Ride is a pleasant get-together for all freshman students held soon after the opening of college. It was instituted many years ago by a beloved professor, 4'Uncle Johnny Stanton and is observed as nearly as possible along the original lines. Al- though the old 'gfigure eight trolley line was a thing of the past when the class of '45 had its outing-we are sure a good time was had hy all. S N I 0 R S Seventh Semester M. Eloise Bartlett David T. Brigham Iona D. Carter Eleanor M. Frost Beula A. Greenberg Harold J. Hurwitz Pauline 0. MacMackin Marilyn J. Meyer Virginia M. 0'Brien Jane F. Nelson Catherine L. Patalano Dorothy J. Petrie Special Students Ellen Ryall Sidney Santosky Carl J. Rote G. Alden Sears Faye E. Shackford Paul E. Syster Marjorie L. Walther Geraldine M. Weed I U N I 0 R S Class of Nineteen forty-Six Sally Ann Atkins Ruth Asker Walter Beaupre Barbara Brown Agnes Carter Barbara Carter Barbara Chandler Joyce Cleland Martha Cloutier Barbara Cosgrove Nancy Covey Suzanne Davidson Frances Dean Patricia Donovan Eleanor Eldridge Fern Farquhar Gloria Finelli Ruth Garland Jane Gumpright S0I3H0 Doris Adams Charlotte Akers Barbara Aldrich Phyllis Bailey Ruth Barba Phyllis Barron Barbara Bartlett Doris Beattie Jane Blossom Carolyn Booth Charlotte Bridgham Beverly Buck Phyllis Burke Carey Lawrence Camille Carlson Jane Cathcart Phyllis Chaplowe Jean Cheney Nancy Clough Joseph Coppersmith Jacqueline Coventry Arlene Crosson Mary Jean Cutts Marjorie Daggett Charlotte Hawkes Shirley Hicks Myrtle Holden Mary Hoyt Elizabeth Hutchins Henry Inouye Rohna Isaacson Elizabeth Kimball June Klane Mary Kneeland Constance Lane Mary Langille Doris Leavitt Dorothy Lichter Joan Merritt Barbara Miller J ean Moore Elizabeth Morse Geraldine Nickerson Ruth Nickerson Barbara 0'Conne1l Bernadine Opper Jeannette Packard Jane Parson Agnes Pattison Roula Petropulos Arthur Ploener Winifred Poole Helen Pratt Virginia Rice Erma Rowe Marion Ryon Jane Scheuermann Paul Schmanska Mary Seabury Ruth Small Anne Smith Mary Stanley MURES Class of Jeanne Davie Dorothy Disbury Jane Doty June Duval Marcia Dwinell Lottie Fogel Arlyne Friend Florence Furfey John Gannon Alice Gerrish Charlotte Grant Jeanne Gregory Marjorie Harvey Edith Hary Joyce Hawkins Muriel Henry Gordon Hiebert Elizabeth Hill Raymond Hobbs Helen Hochstuhl Parker Hoy Theodore Hunter Josephine Ingram Faith Jensen Roxane Kammerer Elinor Keith Lila Kumpunen Jean Labagh George Langley Grace Lardner Lorraine Loper Joyce Lord Ruth McCullough Mildred Mateer Sophie Matus Elizabeth May Mary Meyer Richard Michaels Ruth Moulton Daniel Novotny Ruth Olfene Margaret Overton Jean Patmore Nancy Pearson Janice Prince Janet Richan Madeleine Richard Jean Rosequist Muriel Stewart Ruth Stillman Dorothy Strout Frances Sudhalter Janice Sunn Winifred Thomsen Mary Tibbetts Pauline Tilton Muriel Ulrich Mary Van Wyck Barbara Varney Frances Wheeler Priscilla White Elizabeth Widget Patricia Wilson David Wolynski Constance Wood Electra Zazopoulos forty-Seven Emil Rzasa Jane Sedgley Edith Skoliield Robert Smith Vesta Starrett Barbara Stebbins Eileen Stone Virginia Stoughton Elizabeth Stover Jacqueline Thompson Marion Thurber Marjorie Toumier Robert Towse Donald Tripp Martha Wagner Patricia Wakeman Roberta Watson Sally White Marcia Wilson Eleanor Wohn J o-Ann Woodward F R If S H M E N Class of Nineteen forty-Eight Raymond M. Adler Jeanne Anderson George Armitage Robert Bailey Joyce Baldwin Katherine Barbalias Ruth Batchelder Barbara Beattie Doris Bickert Jane Brackett Frances Briggs Pauline Chamberlain Ruby Christison Madelyn Clark Jean Condon Jean Cromley Keith Cummingham Patricia Curran Carlton Davis Helene Davis Walter Davis Agnes Derderian Brenton Dodge Mary Drewett Fern Dworkin William H. Anderson Ronald N. Andresen Philip M. Barnhart Arthur W. Bauman George D. Bean Robert Best George D. Bill Louis Bove Henry Bowen Carl J. Bradley Samuel Y. Brass Edward J. Broaddus John G. Chapman John A. Chase Jere R. Clifford William P. Clouthier Robert W. Cohan Frederick R. Columbia Llewellyn W. Cooper Joseph F. Corbett Earl E. Corey Joseph L. Crotta Domina.c DeSimone Robert J. Dignam Walter L. Dodge Charles A. Doehlert Edward Dolton Kenneth Domes James L. Duffy Evan R. Enders Dwinal R. Farley Jack L. Farrell Mary East Harriet Fein Barbara Fienemann Luella Flett Nancy Ganzel Judy Gleason Mary Golder Phyllis Gordon Elaine Gray Mary Jane Hammond Jean Harrington John Hart Claralyn Hoffman Jean Holden Lillian Home Philip Johnson Kevin Keenan Jean Kelso Allan Kneeland Joan Knodell Ruth Kohl Roland Lamontagne Donald Leary Gordon Lindenblad Marjorie Lorenz V- Thomas L. Fowke John M. Frye James Gilmore Maurice D. Goodwin Norman H. Govette Charles H. Goyette James R. Greenfield Donald R. Greenwood Arthur J . Gross Elliot S. Gross Paul F. Gryska Joseph Haik Carlton Hamel Morton B. Hamilton Haven Hammond Thomas Hardy Merrill G. Heatter Donald K. Heyer Herbert Hilla.rd Joseph F. Holtman Frederick G. Horan Martin P. Hutt Donald Johnson Robert Kennedy Donald W. Kent Jerome H. Kernan Samuel J. Kerns Clarence L. Kimball Donald Kinney John W. Kline Ivan A. Knutsen John Koeller Marjorie McKeand Elizabeth Maby Jeanne Mather Ruth Mellen Jeanne Mendall Hazel Millard Royce Miller Elinor Mills Joy Moffatt Jean Moller Ruth Murphy Bertram Palefsky Isabel Planeta Roberta Powers Nancy Prouty Irene Provencher Patricia Raymond Ronald Reicker Priscilla Ribero Guy Sandulli William Sawyers Helen Schorr Leighton Shields Vivienne Sikora Phyllis Simon I 2 John A. LaPointe Lee M. Larson Charles Leake Leonard H. Lerner Donald Lew Edwin Livingstone Herman D. Luck Donald McC1eary Robert W. McLean Bruce B. MacMillan Matthew McNally Robert T. Ma.c0nie John R. Melin Anthony B. Miller Edward Miller Paul J. Mitchell Robert S. Moore Fred J . More Paul Mulvee Stuart A. Narrod William E. Neus Robert C. Newcomb John S. Newell Bruce C. Ogilvie Joseph F. Ouellette Gerard D. Paradis James M. Partridge Robert Patterson Donald P. Pederson William A. Phillips Harold Poster Seymour Rabinowitz Rella Sinnamon Anna Smith Phyllis Smith Janet Soban Charles Stone Clara Stover Joyce Streeter Roberta Sweetser Alice Tatosian Joan Thompson Dorothy Tillson Shirley Travis Marion Walch Genevieve Wallace Charlotte Welch Elizabeth Whittaker Marjorie Willard Elizabeth Williams Leonard Wilmot Richard Woodcock Ruth Woodland Lois Youngs John C. Regan David M. Reilly Stephen D. Rich William T. Rich Richard H. Ridecut Donald E. Rock Ira D. Sahlman William J. Schirmer Leonard J. Schmitt Homer Schopf Floyd F. Smiley Lester Smith John R. Sullivan Peter A. Tacy Martin Tatz Richard W. Taylor Charles I. Thompson Nathan Thompson Eugene R. Tompkins William Tonkowich Sidney Trager Edward P. Travis Albert J. Trocchi Peter V. Van Schoonhoven Howard B. Vogel Frank H. Wetzel James R. Wheeler Henry K Williams Edward E. Wise Paul Wohlgemuth Thomas B. Yetman Bob Daniels John Stokes Howard Spence Leland Davis Bob Vernon Jack W'hitney Danny Norte Dick Flannagan Ken Baldwin John Morrison Howe Morris Wendell James Lish Richards Pete McGuinness Jerry White Frank Burroughs Howard Dion Bill Chamberlain Walt Ashland Dave Kendall John Dwyer Lee Skolfield Paul Wleiner Dick O,Neil Manny Goldman Bob Smolker Ed Tooker Zeke Finch Joe Meserve Dick Smith Keith Wilbur Kurt Lord Vaughan Hathaway John Kneeland Gene Woodcock Virgile Houle Pete Carsley Marvin Look Don Bentley Bill Plaisted .lim Towle Chandler Lord .lack Joyce George Martelon Wally Leavitt Bud McGlory Harry McMurray .lohn Ackerman J ack Cushing Len Hawkins Doug Stage Traf Mendall Cal Sloan Stanton Lamb Red Barry Herb Knight .lack Thomas Maurice Benewitz Dave Lindquist Ted Collins Don Cobb Lou Scolnik Lou .lordan Fred .lones 1 X L.-rs Ala 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 91 Eats! Everybody happy? Prexie toasts his own Romeo 'ni Penny in the lead Bowtie relay Pull together, gals! uSmoke Gets in Your Eyes Battle royal Wfaitin' I Freshmen-class of '45 Frye St. freshwomen ,45 Frosh hazing day Blanchie and '45,s first baby Where ya goin', Phil? Winter sunshine 'The Hindhu in the Windoo',-Hacker No chairs? Milliken freshwomen 945 The zero hour- Thanksgiving! I dood it Smile pretty Pigtails and pets--fun for the kiddies A star on ice Stonie Three gems from the queen's crown Mickey Prexie, Carol Ann, and Charles Slalom slope-Mt. David The QLWEEN-long may she reign On wings of air? The court complete .Jaye-Q Lollipop race-the winnahs Scottie Schneehausen 'I-3 .L I. If KS ,ff -wg? ,v 1 'X Pete, Al. Ray. Jiggs Dot, Jay. Terry, Jane. Barb Gooch, Yan Schoonhoven. Haik Betty, Terry, ,lay Kay, Shirl. Bea. Polly How 'bout a picture? Cradle Song Last chapel Sinnie, Harvbelle, Bet, Durf. Lil. Hawh Linwood Linscott Jerry xi' ir, K Same as 38 Phil. Deedee E. A., Diggy, Hocky, P. D., Rags and Tony Chase Hall open house Polly in' wfooku Dick. Betty, Boots and ,lack Snake charmerfChase House '45 Mickey 'n' Tony A pink elephant-town girls '45 Pat ln' Scottie HP. A. Bf, NancY, Jeanne, Doris, ,loan Gretchen. Berta, Deedee, Ellie, Bahs, Ting, Janie Rabinowitz, Rochman, Newcomb Larson Don, Squeezy, Kit. Bob Hit 'em high Muriel, Sue 'n, Fran Jan, Penny, Fran, Sunny, Marcia Woozie and Timmie X in Chapel Jolly Juniors Meatball Guess who Hathorn Danny 'n' Scottie Sam, Chet, Norm Kemerling Planting the Ivy Practicing for Carnn al The value of democracy in these times is more than ever realized and Bates women govern themselves through the Honor System. so unique in a student government association. Opportunities for developing truly democratic citizens can be realized! Bates women feel that with our Honor System we have been able to keep campus morale on a high standardfa record to be proud of. Any other system would only be regression. This year a more progressive spirit has pervaded the Board and conse- quently many suggestions pertaining to the needs and problems of the student body have been carried out. The Board has obtained extended entertaining privileges in order to make more use of the reception rooms and the Wlomenis Union-including later Saturday evening and weeknight permissions, Sunday morning entertaining and co-ed Sunday afternoons in the Wlomenis Union. The system of a secret committee for nominations was abolished in order to instill a truly democratic spirit. As of this year new members sign the constitution later in their first semester in order that they may have an opportunity to live by the Honor System and to gain a full meaning of its significance. 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 partici- pates in the program and enters into the spirit of the Student Government. Student Government First Row. left to right: M. Guiney. S. Gray, R. Stone, R. Asker, C. Murray. Second Row, left to right: P. Wilsoii. M. Stewart. M. Van Wyck, J. Merritt, M. Hawkins, E. Eldridge. Third Row, left to right: M. Richard, B. Stebbins. E. Ballard, J. Chatto, B. Brown First Role, left to right: N. Ross. H. Clark. President Phillips. H. Rowe. R. Zerby. Second Roux left to right: L. WHlUlSlCj'. R. Stone. M. Stewart. E. Kimball. R. McLean. Third Row, left to right: A. Bauman. E. Nulting. H. Inouye. P. Schmanska The Bates Conference Committee. commonly known as the B. C. C.. is a newly organized committee composed of members of the faculty and the student body. The students are represented by the President of Student Government and two members ofthe Student Government Board. the Pres- ident of Student Council and one civilian fellow. and two members of the Navy Y-12 Unit appointed by Lt. Cass. The purpose of the B. C. C. is to promote more college inter-action between faculty and students and to study campus problems and college issues. The appointment of the Chase Hall Committees in charge of open- houses and Saturday night dances. the opening of the Navy smokers to co-eds and the Sunday night inter-denominational fellowship meetings are but a few of the accomplishments of the B. C. C. since its beginning in November 1944. It is to this committee that we shall look for encouragement and guid- ance in future campus problems and activities. Bates Confere ee Committee The varied program of the Christian Association has given the Bates campus community an interesting year. The freshmen were met by the Freshman Commission directed by Muriel lvlrich: Freshman Week followed with Stanton Ride in the Gym. and all kinds of meetings to keep our new students busy, The Religion Commission has been particularly active in obtaining monthly vesper speak- ers. and in helping the Lewiston-Auburn fniversity of Life programs. Betty Haslam and ,lane Blossom have headed this group. The Deputations Commission, who chairman is Walter Beaupre. has selll out groups of students to rural churches. Snow-shoveling. the second-hand hook store. magazines for the infirmaries. and sending postcards for the FEPC-if these have been the duties of Nan Lord and the Campus Service Com- mission. Community Service has done something new this year: ,lane Webber has directed regularly a Sunday School at Danville Junction in addition to the entertainment at the Old Ladies' Home. the Orphanage. and the hospital. The Social Commission under Shirley Ray- mond is now planning ths- annual banquet: throughout the year they have provided music for the dining hall. and cocoas at exam time. The ,lune day breakfast is yet to come. The Reconstruction Commissions discussion group series on post-war problems. their WSSF drive. their old clothing collection and their contacting Bates men in the Service have all made war service and reconstruction an actuality under Chairmen Alden Sears and Muriel Henry. Public affairs. dealing with current events and at present interested in dorm discus- sions on Dumbarton Oaks. and in a news bulletin board for Chase Hall. has been led by Shirley Stone and Electra Zazopolus. The over-all job of the Conference anl Publicity Commission has been well managed by dorm representatives w ho have handled the Yesper Service blotters. the CA News Letter. and the announcement of CA activities. Tom Hardy, V-l2. and ,lean Phelps have ably directed this work. Eleanor Frost has been our Student Volunteer representative: she has helped bring to the campus men from the missionary field. The function of coordinating the many activities of the Christian Association has been the duty of the Executive Committee. composed of Jean MacKinnon, president: J. Wesley' Parker, vice-president: Frances Wheeler. secretary: Edmund Nutting and Cordon Hiebert. treasurer. They have also directed the work of the Freshman Cabinet which is planning to build an out- door chapel at Thorncrag. This glimpse of the work of the Christian Association shows a picture of the group's attempt to make religion meaningful to Bates students. hrislian Association ,g :ff r:,'p', i ww-rt. . '.'.i., 7 'ieclt-r. ,l Xlacliiririmi. R Zcilvy. li Xuttiriu. SFUOYIJ Ruiz: fit! to risfz X Of fr lx f I l Ilclt R Se rl l Wi B Il lu l ull rl f ',..,,:' Q '4,1..-.,,l,..v VI, Bit,-sont. 'lilzyrul Row-, Irv! fo righlz W Heaupre. ll Barnhart, T. Hardy, A. Sears I P e s V lomfh Rm. If! ni r.,hf. A R.ym-fntl, XI Henry, NI, Ulrich, E. Frost, 5. Stone 1 'V' on : .1 N-- f ' . . .1 1 ly ff k, M - ,AS . W ' 0 , Ss-... Y. rt Roz lfvt Io right: R. Howard, Yl, Cleland. Xl. Dolloll, Y. Rice. Xl llamlin, li Lonclell-vw. S,-rum! Roy. Inf lu rich! R XI nl! n .nrler Y. Poole. B. lfarney, R. Kaniriierer, R. Nickerson, R. Stillman. Thin! Riu'-, lflf fu right: xl .hTlllIl.iKl', Ll P,nk.ml, B Blrl ll, llochstuhl, Xl. l'l.xrvey, X, Gerrlsh Although our picture may not look it, we've changed. This year we've been through a transition period. We've amended our constitution almost beyond recognition and now our two boards stand united. Our central core of ten members is still maintained, but at the begin- ning of each school year our Board will be supplemented by members elected from houses not already represented on the Board. It may sound complicated, but together we've devised a system that should work. Our goal is still the same. however. because we find it hard to improve. The W. A. A. Board wants to offer an opportunity to each co-ed to meet and play with her classmates through the medium of sports. Some of the most admirable characteristics a girl possesses are developed in fair play on the athletic field. We donit expect our members to be athletic wizards. we don't even ask that they be skilled amateurs-four only requirement is that they be good sports. Basketball made a big come-back on our sports schedule this year. Class teams were formed and Rand Gym became the scene of many a feminine fray. The seniors came out on top with the freshmen running a close second. Our dance club put on its own Dance Recital. It was open to the public and was much enjoyed by all. ln our pingpong tournament the stu- dent winner was victorious over the Faculty winner. Then of course we had hiking, biking. archery, skiing. skating. bowling. swimming. volleyball, tennis, hockey. and camp craft in due season. Our Special projects included the Freshman Frolic Mid-Year Cocoas. Betty Bates Day, our Union Party, The Banquet, and a June Day Breakfast on the top of Mt. David. YES we-'ve had a busy year-and it's been fun, hasn't it? . A. A. Boa rd s.,f 1 C l Crit ry. Xl llruh, l' llcan, X. Ru The Outing Club, the largest organization of campus, is this year celebrating its twenty- fifth anniversary. During this time it has endeavored to bring to its members, the whole student body. facilities and enthusiasms for out-of-door activities. In 1920 Evan Woodward. an English professor. and three men students, initiated the idea of an outing club. Professor W7oodward, a graduate of Dartmouth, did much to promote the idea, and the club now holds the distinction of being. in age. second only to Dartmouth. Pro- fessor Crose. and Professor McDonald were both faculty advisers, Dr. Sawyer, the present adviser. taking office in 1923. The club is now in possession of two cabins-Sabattus, about eight miles from campusg and Thorncrag. only a half-hour walk away. The Outing Club also has charge of about forty miles of the Appalachian Trail, which extends for a distance of 2.250 miles from Maine to Georgia. It is in possession of a variety of equipment. including six Old Town canoes. skis. toboggans, snowshoes and ski scooters. Winter activities include care of the skating rink. over-night trips to Sabattus, and the three-day Winter Carnival. In the spring the club sponsors mountain climbs, hikes, canoe trips. and open houses at the two cabins. Although every student is a member. the organization of the club is carried on by a Council and a Board of Directors, chosen from the student body, and headed by a President. Through these bodies, activities are organized in which all students may participate. Outing Club has added much to the recreation of an enjoyable college life, through the enthusiastic endeavors of each member. ulin lub P. Wakeman, D, Brigham ffl R :fy lr!! In right: l' lViIson. gl. Merritt, R, Stone, fi lloare, Xl llolloll, lf. Kimball. Srmml Ruiz: lff! to fight: R. Stilman c. Il, lnouyc, Third Ruff, I,-If In right: P. Stlmnmliska, XI. Vlfilson, S. Gray, ,l Qu s Fin! Row, left to right: D, Strout, G. Hoare. I hlacliinnon. Sr't'0'7ld Roar. Irv! In righti Nl. Carlson, P W1 H. lnouye. .lli.r.fing: N. Lord, P. Yvhitbeck The first recorded meeting of the Board of Directors of the Bates Publishing Association was held in March, 1925, just about twenty years ago. P. A. at that time was responsible only for the staff, policies, and financial solvency of The Student and of The Bobcat, a humor magazine. As The Garnet grew from a step-child of The Student and the Spofford Club into a full-Hedged publication, P. A. assumed its supervision as well. Not until 1932 did the Board of Directors take over THE MIRROR, and it was P. A. who watched the life and death of The Bujfoon. In 1940 revision of the constitution made P. A. more effective by clearly designating its powers. P. A., too, acts as go-between in administrative-student publication difficulties. All student subscribers to The Student are members of the P. A. and at spring elections they choose the President, Vice-President, and Secretary of the Board from the incoming senior class and a menis and a women's representative from the incoming junior class. Three faculty members are appointed to the Board by the president. One of them. at the present time, Professor P. D. Williams, is treasurer of the Association. Publi hin Ass cialion Mirror Board l , l l ,W First Row, left to right: A. Shaw. F. Burns. E. Stimson, C. Peterson. R. Boris. E. Wollri. Second Row, left to right: J. Armitage. C. Woorl, E. Hutchins, S. Aclkins. Carolyn Peterson, Editor-in-Chief Elaine Stimson, Business Manager The Student First Row, left to right: J. Rosequist. S. Adkins, E. Lewis, M. Holden. E. Zazopoulos, F. Dean J. Paker. Second Row, left to right: M. Henry. J. Blossom, E. Wohn, E. Hary, C. Finelli M. Overton. Third Row, left to right: H. Pratt, M. Mateer, B. Varney, M. Thurber, M. Richard Fourth Row, left to right: M. Harvey. E. Skolfielcl, R. Lamontagne, J. Scheuermann, J. Cutts C. Bridgham. Filth Row, left to right: A. Derderian, C. Carlson, P. Bailey, J. Prince, M. Hill Missing: B. Cosgrove, R. Garland. A. Smith, F. Dworkin, J. Harrington. F. Furfey, D. Petrie C. Welch, F. Jensen, J. Baldwin The Garnet First Row, left to right: J. Mclinaney. D. Petrie, D. Dixon, L. Kumpunen. Second Row, left to right: P. Beal, J. Parker, B. Hainsworth. Missing: N. Lord, F. Wheeler. H. Inouye, N. Hurwitz, K. Reilly, A. McDonald Spofford Club First Row, left to right: M. Cuiney. J. Mc-Enaney, D. Dixon. M. Stover, J. Sherwood. Second Row, left to right: N. Lord, C. Booth, L. Kumpunen, S. Adkins, R. Barba Choir 'ts' 1 4 We Aff? 'HSI First Roux left to right: S. Freeman. B. Tabor. J. Graham. E. White, P. Beal. M. Bailey, R. Hobbs. Second Row, left to right: P. Ribero. P. Tilton. F. Sudhalter. R. Barba. M. East. P. Chaplowe, M. Stewart. Third Row, left to right: J. Cleland. R. Miller. Sawyers. J. Patmore. B. Dodge. C. Davis. C. Hawkes. Fourth Row. left to right: V. Stoughton. P. Wakemail, J. Cults, C. Welch. R. Smith, J. Mendall. F. Jensen. Fifth Row. left to right: M. Meyer, M. Wagiler, C. Nickerson, C. Booth. M. Langille, M. Clark, M. Drewett 0rphic Society First Row, left to right: S. Raymond. C. Davis. C. Thompson. J. Graham, J. MacKinnon. B. Dodge B. Woodworth. Second Row, left to right: E. Whittaker. J. Mather. F. Dean. E. Lewis, E. Skolfield, M. Dwinell. Third Row. left to right: C. Stover. J- Thompson, J. Cutts, E. Maby, A. Crosson, M. East. Missing: E. Stone. L. Youngs Mac Fairlane Club First Roar, left to right: E. Stimson. B. Woodworth. J. Graham. E. White. E. Frost. C. Peterson. BI. Dwinell. Second Row, left to right: BI. Wagner. ll. Stewart. R. Smith. J. Mather, J. Thompson. BI. East Carillon First Row, left to right: J. Cromley. M. Wilson. R. Asker. J. Scheuermann. A. McDonald. Second Row. left to right: M. Clark. C. Murray. B. Tabor. C. Hawkes, J. Graham. J. Woodward. F. Jensen. 5. Raymond Robinson Players Heelers Martha Clouticr as Maury in York Nativity First Row, left I0 right: E. Benoit. C. Thompson. E. Jones. P. Beal. M. Ryon. M. Stover. P. Jones. Second Row. left to right: C. Wood. J. Cumpright. N. Clough. M, Mateer. M. Wilson, B. Tabor. Third ROII, left to right: D. Dixon. M. Harvey. B. Alflrirh. Y. Starrett. J. Wloodward, J. Davie. J. Doty. Fourth Row, Ieft to right: F. Shavkforrl, B. Bartlett, M. Hill. M. Meyer. J. Scheuermann, Missing: F. Furfey. J. Ingram Varsity Debating Squad First Row, left to right: B. Tabor. D. Dixon. S. Stone, N. Lorcl. G. Lortl. B. Miller Second Row, left to right: D. Strout. R. Stillman. F. Wheeler, C. Booth. J. Blossom B. Carter. Third Row, left to right: R. Malatesta. L. Kumpunen, D. Brigham C. Hiehert, M. Richard Politics Club First Row, left to right: I. Daitch. G. Weed. R. Malatesta, M. Mantarian, L. Wight. Second Row, left to right: F. Wheeler, P. Donovan, R. Isaacson. R. Small. C. Patalano. B. Hainsworth. Third Row, left to right: G. Finelli, S. Hicks. R. Garland. M. Holden, E. Zazopoulos Phi Sigma Iota First Row. left Io righl: P. Beal. M. Brooks. A. Bertocci. B. Wboflworth. M. Hawkins. Second R0ll', left to right: L. Kimball. M. Langille. J. Cleland, R. Seward la Petite Academie First Row. left to right: J. Hawkins. M. Langille. M. Hawkins, J. Cleland M. Dag gett. Second Row. left to right: J. Duval. M. Henry. A. Bertocci, M. Meyer EU Sodalitas latina .I ,Fx Y l, I qui First Row, left to right: F. Burns. Y. O'Brien. M. Otis. J. Chatto. C. Stafford. Sec- ond Row, left to right: E. Morse, W. Poole. Uissing: J. Cannon. Mary Louise Carlson. Favulty Adviser lambda Alpha First Row, left to right: D. Strout. F. Shackford. B. Bartlett. II. Hawkins. B. Yarney. G. Hall. P. Donovan Second Row, left to right: P. Curran. J. Thompson, E. Rowe. M. Hoyt. R. Petropulos. S. White. L. Loper I. Provencher. Third Row. left to right: J. Hawkins. R. Watson, B. Buck. E. May. F. Briggs. R. Sweetser Missing: L. Fogel. R. Murphy, K. Barbalias, P. Barron. M. Colder. C. Grant. R. Isaat-son. N. McLeod D. Petrie, J. Rjchan. M. Tibbets Jordan- Ramsdell Scientific Society First R0ll'. left to right: E. Jones. E. Lewis. R. Boris. M. Lever. J. Nelson. Second Row. left to right: B. Carter, E. Rowe. D. Leavitt. M. Van Wy'1'k. M. Tihbetts, R. Stillman Lawrance Chemical Society First Row. left to right: F. Mabee. G. Hall, J. Parker. B. Miller. W. Lawrance. Second Row, left to right: E. Ryall. J. Moore. W. Thomsen. C. Lane. Third Row. left to right: D. Allen, D. 'W0lynski. H. Blanchard House Vice-Presidents and Men Proctors First Row. left to right: J. Cumpright. E. Frost. G. Hoare. C. Stafford. B. Yarney. Second Row. left to right: Y. Rice, R. Small. E. Zuzopoulos. P. White. Third Roux left to right: D. Leavitt, P. Schnmnska. R. Stillman. Missing: J. Webber W. A. A. letlerwomen First Row, left to right: W. Poole. P. ylLlCNIill'lilIl. R. Stone. Second Row, left to right: M. Yan Yvyck. V. Rice. M. Hamlin. llissing: R. Howard. E. Ballard. E. Longfellow. R. Nickerson Winter Sports First Row, left to right: E. Keith, N. Farrell, J. Doty, M. Wilson. Second Row. left to right: C. Bridgeham, N. Lord, R. Sinnamon. M. Brooks. Third Row, left to right: E. Jones, J. Duval. B. Tabor. B. Aldrich Dance Club First Row, left to right: E. Rowe, E. Wohn. E. Haslam, E. Maher, R. Asker. Second Row, left to right: M. Wilson, E. Bal- lard, A. McDonald, E. Frost. Third Row, left to right: J. Cra- ham, M. Ulrich, D. Babcock, P. Jones. Missing: M. Guiney , aa.-nm.i First Ron, le t to right: J. Bald- win, R. Cole, R. Batchelder, B. Fienemann. M. East, J. Brackett, C. Stover. Second Row, left to right: W. Poole, J. Phelps. R. Stone, M. Dolloff, M. Lever, J. Cleland. Missing: M. Hamlin, R. Howard Basketball l First Row, left to right: Baldwin tManagert, Group. Luck. Rehl, Whitney. Becker, Miggins, Albee, Achorn lManagerJ. Second Row, left to right: Grant CAssistant Coacht, Cates. Warnock, Roberts, Harrington. Praver Clark, LeVine, Michaels. Moore tCoachl BASEBALL SPRING 1945 First Row, left to right: Crotta fManagerl, Holtman, Clouthier, Duffy, Govette, Luck tflaptainl. Chase. Bean. Corbett Mitchell, W. R. Rich fManagerl.. Second Row, left to right: Dodge, Neus, Pederson, Brass. Lew. Barnhart, Sullivan, McNally, Phillips, S. Rich, Mulvee, Moore fCoachl. Third Row left to right: Schmitt, Goodwin, McCleary. Ham mond, Travis, More, Stone, Enders, Newell, Taylor. Missing: Bradley, Sandulli Track First Row, left to right: Broaddus, Bauman. Cryska. Parker, McLean, Dodge. Rideout, Reiley, Farley. Second Row, left to right: Kneeland 4ManagerJ, MacMillan, Tatz, Yetman, Wohlgemuth, DeSimone, Kerns, Miller, Ogilvie, Thompson lCoach'P. Third Row, left to right: Cooper, Best, Cohan, Melin, Woodcock. Sawyers, Columbia, Doehlert. Missing: Hamilton, Michaels Basketball First Row, left to right: Mitchell, Sandulli, Gooch, Andresen, Barnhart, Phillips, Govette, Bradley Second Row, left to right: Hoy fManagerl, Winn fCoachD, Smiley, Hutt, Nelson, Haley, Schopf Russell, Corbett, LeVine fManagerJ. Third Row, left to right: Holcombe, Goodwin, Fowke Henrie, Chase. Schmitt 9 Ski Team . I 'T L 1 . t .x Y A I -YL . , JI 5 . A R , is -I .VJ X- Left to right: N. Thompson. J. Chapman. D. Greenwood, N. Jacobs. Thompson. C. Cohen. R. Woodcock, R. Moore. R. Kennedy football Seated on Ground, left to right: F. M. Winslow, Kressler, Prussel. First Row, left to right: Armbrust. Barnharl. Niegelsky, Miggins. Ordeman, Angelosante. Spruill. Roberts, Daunis, Rehl. Harrington. Kerrigan. Brass. Second Row, left to right: Buschbaum 1.-Xssistant Coachl, Burns lManagerP, Abbott I.-'Assistant Coachi. LeYine. Grady. Wiswall. Baratta, Bialosky. Hellman, Andreatta, Yetman. Nussinow. Luck. Souder lTrainerl. Moore 1Coachl. Third Row, left to right: Parsons 4ManagerD, Andrews, Lew. Dutra. Snow, Walker. Nutting, Fairbank, Praver. Tacey, Jenkins, Cranai, Wiehr, Horan, Warnock Q. 04 ,QA ,ga ,Q4 to, ,Q. .0. ,ol ,QQ ,oc ,Q. ,QQ ,of ,QQ ,ot vp- 9. ,o, ,o, ,o, ,o, ,o, , Q E v 0 o Compliments o ' 0 o Q 0 THE CLASS OF 1945 6 1 0 o . 0 6 . 0 o -v 0 6 Q 0 6 0 6 . u O o 4. 0 6 0 . O . 0 Q o . 9 o . 9 6 . 0 Compliments o 5 0 . O . THE CLASS OF 1946 6 . 9 6 O . if L O Q v 0 6 6 Q v O . ,O. ,of ,QQ ,gf ,Qu :O ,QQ ,Q. .of ,Qc ,gf ,of ,QQ 'of ,Q1 104 :os :Ov 'Ov 'Of :oe :QQ fpgc ,QQ ,Q- ,gy ,of ,QI ,QQ ,0. ,of ,of ,QQ ,QQ ,QQ ,QQ ,of ,Q. O. ,o. ,o, ,o, ,o, ,o, ,B V 0 O f A 5 Q Compliments of 6 . 0 O A . 'P THE CLASS OF 194 4 . . 9 o . . 9 9 6 .. 0 O f. . .4 O O Q . v .4 0 O . - . . O O Q . . . O O Q A v .. O O Q A -. 9 9 v 9 9 ' v 9 9 v 0 . u v - - 9 9 9 9 Compliments of 9 9 5 if THE CLASS OF 1948 6 .. 6 O 0 . f- ' .. 0 O . A . . 9 9 . .f O O A A v .4 0 O Q . 6 6 . . 6 6 . . 6 6 . . 6 6 . . . 6 O 0 f. f. v .. O O . . 6 . O Q1 'Of 10' 'Of 'O' 20- 'O :Qc ,QQ ,QQ ,QQ ,QQ ,QQ ,Qi ,of ,Qc :of ,QQ ,QQ for ,QQ ,QQ ,QCD Ojiezbl Photographer to the Nz'neteen Forzy-jfve Qjfirror of fates Coffege Pk Umm, Hs T 6111? QEILSHU1 ONE TWENTY.E1vE MAIN STREET LEWISTON, MAINE For more Man Szxtyjf-ue year: - Stobbf Prem Crzyifmen have produced fine printing THE f9f'0l7L5 PRESS W wcesler S, Ma5.facl9uJell5 O . 1-10. ,fu C- C7 0. v O O O O O O O O 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 0 O O O O Ot D 0 O C9 Q PECKS 5 O LEWISTON O O O 0 FOR 65 YEARS EXPONENTS OF ECONOMY OF QUALITY O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O O S o A K1 IN MERCHANDISE In these days ot' rationing and merchandise shortages it is wise to buy things that will give long and satisfactory service . . . QUALITY merchandise. Compliments of . 212 MAIN ST. TEL. 5100 LEWISTON. MAINE ewes, one we eunmil Q00 0 Y C4 Save Money on 100,000 Items in Sears, Catalog lise Our Catalog Order Service O O 0 7 0 0 O O O O O O O O C O O O O O O ,O KD V 9 O O O O C O o 5 Y' L C A -1 C O O O O O O O O O O v C 'N ,l 5 , 2 u 5 V U c P L E U, Q. of c o o c- 1o- ,o o o c o o o o O 0 O 0 ,o, 1240 Kos. On Your Dial LEWISTON. MAINE EXCLUSIVE Invisible Marking Phone 29 JlllllllllS, l.3UIlIlfy INC. FRED H. TUFTS G. ROYAL TYFTS President Vice-President GEO. W. TUFTS Jlnnager nnd Treasurer C 'J INQUIRE FOR CAMPUS AGENT Compliments of TUFTS BROTHERS FRED H. TL'F'rs G. ROYAL TUFTS PRINTING SPECIALISTS O O Rubber Stamp Manufacturers 193 Middle St. Lewiston, Me. Telephone 1710 H. P. Hand 81 Suns DAIRY EXPERTS ICE CREAM MILK and CREAM Auburn, Maine O O O O O O O O O O 07701 10 O O O O 0 O O O1 '15 9 5 O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O O O O 0 O O O O O O O O O O O IOC! Q4 0 0 0 O O O O O 0 O O 0 O O' O 0 0 not Q Q 04 sb O Compliments of 6 Compliments of HALL Si KNIGHT 0 P HARDWARE CO. 0 i'Maine's Newest Hardware Store O Main Street Lewiston oczfo 0 0 20 Chapel St. Lewiston O To the Class of 1945, congratulations and O best wishes for success. O A 9 To the Classes pf '46, '47, '48, may we ex- S press the hope that we will serve you in the 0 future as we have served Bates students in G-STQRE FOR MENN the past. 0 ANN'S FLOWER SHQP FRANK FEATURES SPORTSWEAR O . Distinctive flowers and corsages for all . Oli! occasions 0 Tel. 827 205 Main St. Opp. Strand Lewiston O 40 Ash Street Opp. Postoffice O Com liments of BATES STREET CICAR O P AND O FRANGEDAKIS RESTAURANT CUNFECTIUNERY CU- O Wholesalers of Soda Fountain n 0 Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes and Confection- O Booth Service Modern Air Conditioned CFY, SChl'3ffl'S CIIOCOIHIGS, MUfF3Y,S O Syrups and Fruits. Coca-Cola D 0' O 12-14 Bates St. Lewiston, Me. 165 Main St., Lewiston O Telephone 3120 O Compliments of 0 W T GRANT C0 YOUR JEWELER 0 O U I O Wlatch ' d,l I ' Known for Valuei' eb an awe ry O Repairing six: 0 'O O 113L'sb st. L 'T .M. , O ll on ewls On' 6 182 Lisbon St. Lewiston O Q 'O' 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 Q -0- QQ- wo- vo- o o o o- wo- so. ,QQ .4 poi ,of :of :of wo- -0- fo- ,o- foL.2o- o o- ,ox io- .0. ,Q O, O, ,o, ,o, ,o, ,O ,Q 5 9 O STERLING by Towle, Gorham, Lunt, , 1 ' Wallace and Reed-Barton O O YOUR STATIONER PRIZE CUPS -- CLOCKS - FOUNTAIN 0 O Y V PENS - BILL FOLDS 0 S1-liool Supplies . . . Leather Goods Expert Watch Repairing O Dennison Goods 0 O BARNSTONE-OSCOOD O O 'OED JEWELERS O 0 49 Lisbon St' Lewiston 150 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. O 0 - o 0 Compliments of 0 0 o 7 BOSTON SHOE STORE 0 o O w I I I S 'WIPO 0 0 VV ' Q ' 90 Lisbon Street Q O 4 . O Lewiston, Maine O o O o O DINE and DANCE R. W. 0 O JOY INN DRUG STORE 0 O AMERIQANLHINI-:SE RESTAURANT Where Quality counts 0 O All Kinds of Chop Suey to Take Out O O 'OCC O Telephone 1643 O 0 20 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. 243 Main Si- LCWiSt0Il 0 O 0 O C - 1' S ' O ourtesy v Q Qin: :ty ervlce O You ve Tried the Rest O NOW LAUNDRY O 0 Try the Best O O Quality Work O 0 ITALIAN SANDWICHES Immediate Service O O 268 Main St. Lewiston, Me. ' O A Tel, 83325 Auburn Mecl1anic's Row 6 Q1 O O 0 0 ,Of ,G -o o o o o vo- ,of io o o o- no- -0- -o- ,o- -cj 530' v 9 if o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ,of Q We wish to thank the Class of 1945 for its generous patronage and wish its members Compliments of 0 true success in their chosen fields 0 UALITY SHOP The Bates 0 College Store 0 143 College Street O Compliments of O CO, LINCOLN STORES, INC. O Furniture That Makes Friends 'Known for Values., 9 220 Lisbon St. Lewiston 100 LiSb0Il Street 0 Telephone 2050 Lewiston, Maine 0 8 Window Shades Venetian Blinds O 'GSELL GOOD CLOTHES J- Ii- for Men and Young Men UPHoLsTERING DRAPERIES 0 'Gio Tel. 3172-W Q 127 Lisbon St. Lewiston 37 Sabattus St. Lewiston. Me. O Tel, 4757-M Hats Remodeled 5 14 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. o LETTER PRESS-LITHOGRAPHY- RULINC-BINDINC-DESIGN- LAYOUT Millinery of Distinction 0 cies O 4 O A Phone 420 173 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine af 'O O O O' '01 10 ,oc 0 Q Q Q ,Qi ,Qi Q ,Qf ,Q 0 ,Qi ,Q. ,Qi -Q. ,Q SQ. ,QQ ,QQ ,QQ ,Of 104 ,Qt 'O 0 B Compliments of BOSTON TEA STORE Est. 1875 S. S. W7OODBURY, Prop. FANCY GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERY 249 Main St. Lewiston, Me. Tel. 153 Compliments of PURITY RESTAURANT AND SANDWICH SHOP Lewiston's Air-Conditioned Restaurant 197 Main St. Telephone 570 - ROSS' ICE CREAM - O O Where the College Congregatesv Compliments of NICHOLS TEA ROOM 162 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. 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