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For tdnirtysreigdnt years, Professor Ronnsdredd dfnos tween to devoted son ot Bates, syrntmodilzing the Bates spirit with his Wornnsdmeorted triendsdnijp and sincere interest in his temownnen. LCM L ,swans vm We fb' 4.'3g4,ff L J! I 'Q J Ziff? WW fmif X 1 i Q- II: P Q If gx 11 V 'r l! ' ,IA 5 L it I f' I r 324W , - 1 v .. . 1 4 B ' 1 . , 4 g?' 6 4' X 2 .i MM at if 'VDITA N9 if Q3 A 'V I 2 m 'A W z vs Q M g g xmlr fr' E o 4 Wx ? 5 2 4 SQ E 5' 455 NS- '7-ET: Q E:Sg-ig, o CO - 691 cvlfminfiftaffon M! Clmff we 22. .I l - 'sv -A 33 , 4 s 'J D N ' . Lv -2 v V., 7 i ' L 2' r':-U-I-f. .A .-, yy? ' -.'- .'lg4fi . 5' 'lv 4, Q VJ- ' 5,1 'O N. Q ..- I. - - . . -C .A gf 212' s - . x - ' -'s 0. v N 'I I . - -,px v 'ua 5 .'4'!: . ' ,,w . . 9 'G ' , . . ' H s Y 5 -is '4 'I - a 7 I ,. 1- Q i. 1 ' 4: , . ,, n- ' Pr - .fl 41' 4 .- r-rt, Ak- -' Q., . ' ' Q .fr- . -L ' - 5 '- f . .Sq S' I 1 . Q v Al 'F -xl- . 2 .., 4. A ,a. ' 1 . . f- IL ' -!.' ' - ,L ' ,: . j . ' I fi: 43:1 'ww I -, F . F, 7,71--NQE-T 'K' .- '- ,- I l I ,Yr 51 CHARLES FRANKLIN PHILLIPS, Ph.D., LL.D. President 9? w f X W i X HARRY W. ROWE, A.M. HAZEL M. CLARK, A.M. Assistant to the Presidentg Alumni Dean of Womeng Director of Secretary Admissions for Women MILTON L. LINDHOLM, Ed.M. Director of Admissions for Men '36 1 BAILEY BARTLETT BEAL CARROLL P. BAILEY. MS ..... Assistant Professor of Physics BERKELMAN PAUL B. BARTLETT. A.M. ..... Professor of Business Economicsg Director of Placement PAULINE B. BEAL, A.B. . . . .Director of News Burenug House Fellow ROBERT G. BERKELMAN, A.M. . .Professor of Errgzrolr ANGELO P. RERTQCCI, A.M. . . .Professor of Frorrolr AUGUST BUSCHMANN, A.M .... Aooiofrrrrr Professor of German MARY L. CARLSON, PRD. ..... Instructor in Creek orrd Luting Hoo J. MURRAY CARROLL, A.M. . . . .Professor of Economics T BERTOCCI BUSCHMANN CARLSON se Fellow CARROLL if . A .fm -4 l 4 'www 'f '. I i 6 0. F ' A CRAFTS DQALFONZO DURFEE E XTON SELDON T. CRAFTS .... JOSEPH D'ALFONSO. Ph.D. MARY E. DURFEE, B.S. . MABEL EATON, A.B., B.S. . LLOYD W. FISHER, Ph.D. . OSSIP K. FLECHTHEIM, J.D. . . IVA W. FOSTER. A.B., BS. . . . LYDIA A. FRANK, A.M. . Director of Music Instructor in Philosophy and Psychology Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education for W omeng House Fellow Librarian Professor of Geology .Assistant Professor of History and Government .Assistant Librarian Instructor in Speech and Muthematicsg House Fellow FISHER FLECHTHEIM Fosrmz FRANK I' 5 IIARMS HOVEY INGLES INGLES SAMUEL F. HARMS, A.M. ..... Professor of cerrriori AMOS A. HOVEY, PRD. . . . . .Professor of History PRISCILLA M. INCLES, A.B., RN. Director of Nursing Education J. WESLEY INGLES, A.M. ..... Assisiririi Professor of English RAYMOND L. KENDALL, A.M. . .Associate Professor of Eoiiieoriorioz Practice LAWRENCE D. KIMBALL, A.M. . .Assisforii Professor of French WALTER A. LAWRANCE, PRD. . .Stanley Professor of clierrrisiry MABEL L. LIBEY, AE. . . . . .Regisiror W KENDALL KIMBALL LAWRANCE LIBBY x. 'x 'Ft 4 ' ' LB? if -C1 MABEE MAC DONALD MANSFIELD MOORE FRED C. MABEE, Pl1.D. ...... Professor of Chemistry ROBERT A. F. MACDONALD, Ph.D.Professor of Educationg Secretary of the Faculty RICHARD L. MANSFIELD. A.M. . .Instructor in Psychology ERNEST M. MOORE, A.B. ..... Director of Physical Education for Men ANDERS M. MYHRMAN, Ph.D. . .Professor of Sociology MILDRED B. MYHRMAN, M.S. . .Instructor in Sociology MARTHA E. MYRICK. BS. .... Assistant in Hygiene and Physical Education for Womeng House Fellow FRED E. POMEROY, A M.. Sc.D. . .Professor of Biology 'Q 'I MYHRMAN MYHRMAN MY RICK POMEROY POND QUIMBY ROSS SAMPSON RAYMOND W. POND. A.B. .... Instructor in Physical Education for Men Head Coach of Football and Baseballg BROOKS QUIMBY, Ed.M. ..... Professor of Argumentation and Speech NORMAN E. ROSS, B.S. . . . . .Bursar CHARLES H. SAMPSON, Ed.M. . .Professor of Engineering Drawing and Descriptive Geometryg Administrative Assistant WILLIAM H. SAWYER, Ph.D .... Professor of Botany MIRIAM L. SCHAEFFER, A.M .... Assistant Professor of Speech ROBERT D. SEWARD, A.M. .... Assistant Professor of Spanish and French LESLIE SPINKS, A.M. . . . . .Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Men -1. 1 SAWYER SCHAEFFER SEWARD SPINKS f l 1 2 SWEET THOMAS THOMPSON WALMSLEY PAUL R. SWEET, Ph.D. . . WILLIAM B. THOMAS, Ph.D. . . . C. RAY THOMPSON, A.B. . LENA WALMSLEY, A.M. . . G. PAUL WHITBECK, A.M. PERCY D. WILKINS, M.S. . KARL S. WOODCOCK, Ph.D. EDWIN M. WRIGHT, Ph.D. . . . . Assistant Professor of History Assistant Professor of Chemistry Instructor in Hygiene and Physical Education for Men Head Coach of Track Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education for Womeng House Fellow Professor of English Professor of Mathematics Professor of Physics Professor of English WHITBECK WILKINS WOODCOCK WRIGHT ZEKBY RAYBORN L. ZERBY, Ph.D. Professor of Religiong Director of the Chapel CLIFTON D. CRAY, Ph.D., LL.D., L.H.D. President Emeritus ELEANOR H. MORSE, B.C.S Instructor in Stenography and Typewriting R. R. N. COULD, A.M. Professor Emeritus of Government FRED A. KNAPP, A.M. Professor Emeritus of Latin ARTHUR N. LEONARD, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of German CROSVENOR M. ROBINSON, D.Sc.O. Professor Emeritus of Public Speaking WILLIAM R. WHITEHORNE, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Physics ROBERT E. MCGEE, B.A. iOxon.J Assistant Professor of English ROBERT A. WINTERS, A.M. Instructor of Economics GEORGE E. RAMSDELL, A.M. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics JOSEPH E. LEMASTER, A.B Instructor in History gP' G I O N M O GX K -x A5 Wf I saw f 'VDITA N9 if - ,X Q SIE g m o iff' eh. fl if v . '59, 'Q M .I at ILS -K .... -,- I I I ' ' - -:VB p- - 'f..'1 w..3 I L! U II s ,W - -.,c 1.Labr .-. .Q 4 .l. 1' Oi V .My Mc. ,lb 0 ' ' ht 08, -. 0 ,. L. -, f: '3, Q'v1 ?.4 PE., . 3 fv FSI, Lug., 'L Va-'Ulf' . ,. t 5. ' k .vm 'J -rf' 5' . . I '.o e:f f .I1 fini. J 5 'U , 5 D . . -r S Qy'lx Q.'v' Ei sg . '-.' . I, .ffl ALJ. 'I1 'Q A ., A. -I.. -I' 0 if KU 'v Q n if , J , 'ff'Z7m. X 1 I 4,' '- ,,f t n Qgxfvauyl 'I I 'w 3 1'1- ,Q fy . 1 v 122 ,,f wtzf nr r . - EL SS HISTU We're the War Babes, the class of '-16. Wie were the last class to enter when Bates was still a civilian college, we were here during the 'Gwar years, when it was blue jackets and hup-two- three instead of slouch coats, heavy shirts, and we were here in the first post-war year, when reconversion set in and the steady trickle of former Bates men and incoming freshmen has continued into a river. Yes, it was September 21, 1942, that we en- tered, almost 200 strong. IMUR . . . the agonies of the Faculty Reception . . . Personality tests fare you afraid of high places?j . . . Stanton Ride, with the bees, the stop in front of the grave of the frustrated female fwho didn't go to Batesl, the cider and donuts. Freshman week over., we started classes and Freshman Rules. Three little words-tbat's all we lived for, bibs and bows, caps and bow ties, the Unholy Thir- teen-remember Don Richter's scalping, and who was that worshipper of Allah kneeling out- side the Chapel? Saturday Night Dances. with the Bobcats and Sis entress 4'HE1nbrace me, my sweet Embraceable Youvl. Freshman Discus- sion Groups, Mothers Weekend, Jeffrey Lynn and the measles. Bill Ginn was president, Muriel Ulrich vice-president, with Sue Davidson as secretary and George Stewart treasurer. There was a sadder side too, for every week fellows left for camps, and the service flag went up in the Chancel of the Chapel. It was a civilian year overlaid with patches of war. We had seventeen days at Christmas and got out the middle of May. Mert Sanborne was our first class casualty. The first group of accel- erating freshmen entered in the spring semester. The Navy first came that summer of '43, while mgnyl of our class took advantage of summer sc oo . We returned that fall to a Navy-Bates campus. We got used to the undress blues, the ten o'clock curfew for men, Navy lingo-hit the sack, chow. scuttlebutts, regimentals. Bob Dennett, Les An- derson, Art Ploener, Don Richter, Bob Rudolph. Bob Lindh now functioneered in Navy blues. Chase Hall Open Houses and Navy Smokers were inaugurated. The V-12 Octet had its be- ginning. Then came the Soph Hop, Carnival. tea dances, Ivy Hop, and ll:l5's on Saturday night were extended to 12 o'clock pers, while our sailor escorts fiew across campus on their last minute dash before taps. Class officers were Bud Ireland, Muriel Ulrich, Sue Davidson., and Alden Sears, BASC. We got used to cold Maine winters, earlier breakfasts, chilly May' Day breakfast, the nightmares of exams. Dia- monds for Fran Dean, Holly Hawkes, Nonnie Preble. Winnie Poole, Ruth Nickerson, ,loannie Merritt. Thanksgiving, New Year's at Bates with classes as usual-what are holidays for. anyway? We only had brief glimpses of home during short vacations. and the year ended in the middle of June. Prexy Gray retired and President Charles F. Phillips took over the helm with a new Bates HY UP 1945 Plan in the ofling. Bates ran on a year-round schedule calculated to graduate a student in two and two-thirds years. The Squall, rampant with humor, was born that summer, and in the fall the Student resumed publication on a bi- monthly basis. The rest of the ,lolly ,lolly ,luniors returned in November, many of us well-versed in factory lingo. Social events got into full swing with Cabin parties, open houses at Thorncrag, bas- ketball games, Smokers, and Navy Formals-the Christmas one was the 111ost beautiful in years. Ch1'istn1as was a weekend holiday-remember those crowded late trains? Motif for Carnival was the circus, and the snow sculptures were terrific! Class officers were Schmanska as presi- dent, Ruth Asker, vice-president, Sue Davidson. secretary, and Pat Wfilson as treasurer. News of Roosevelt's death shook the campus, bringing the war even closer to us. V-E Day came May 6 while the flag was still at half-mast. That was the year that spring came and went. Engage- ments included Betty Kimball, Penny Gump- right. Ruth Small, Silvia Grey, and Jerry Wal- ther. all to Bates men. Joannie and Bud got married in the Bates Chapel early in June. Ivy Day, and we tried the feel of the cap and gown . . . the Ivy Hop . . . exams . . . and another year was over. Our war years were nearing to an end. V-J Day and peace at last. That summer was our farewell to the Navy at Bates, and the garnet once more became the prodominant color. Ci- vilians. veterans came in ever increasing num- bers: former Bates 111611 from the original class of 746 were back-George Disnard. Shorty Fleicher, Bill Ginn fand wifel, Bill Fee, Bob Rudolph. For the first time in many years there was no football team, but basketball got rapidly underway. Winnie Poole Sherman back on campus, mixing college and marriage, engage- ments came thickly: Pril, Bunny, Marty, Mac MacMackin, Erma Rowe, Kay Reilly, Ruth Asker, Ginny 0'Brien, Scottie Miller, Dottie Lichter. Marriages: Billie Greenburg Diamond, Nonnie Preble Eldridge. Betty Kimball Howard. Teddy Holmes Knights, ,lerry Wfalther Keach. New Dorm, now Smith Hall, was opened up for the surplus wo111en and social activities slowly went back to pre-war days, but what can a gal do when there are 500 odd girls to 150 fellows? The Christmas formal and Carnival Hop were fun, with numbers of former V-12ers and old Bates men on campus for the weekend. Ruth Stillman was our lovely Queen: Sue Da- vidson, Ruth Asker, Pat Wilson, Marty Cloutier, .lay Packard and Muriel Stewart formed her court. In February we held the first Pops Con- cert since 1942. Weire the Class of '46, the class of the Wfar Years, our days at Bates have been full of fun, hard work, wonderful friendships, disappoint- ments perhaps., but crammed with glorious memories. SENIUH UFFICEHS PAUL SCHMANSKA RUTH SMALL President Vice-Prpsidpnt PATRICIA WILSON MURIEL STEWf ART Treasurer Secretary Myrtle E. Holden Vera J. Cleland Geraldine M. Wfeed Barbara R. Wllller Marv F Langille Electra Zazopoulo Davld T Brlgllalll Cum laude ln ECOIIOIIIIPS .vim if HOWARD CLARKSON NIYRTON SANBORN STANLEY KEENE Zin memnlriam .5 -F HOWARD CLARKSON STANLEY L. KEENE MYRTON SANBORN I am the resurrection and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he liveg And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. St. John II :25-26 SALLY ANN ADHINS Andover, Mass. Major in English, C. A. Religion Commission 1, Publicity Commission 2, Reconstruction Commis- sion 3, Public Affairs Commission 43 Student Staff 1, 2, Associate Editor 3g Heelers 1, 2g Speak- er's Bureau lg W. A. A. Letter 23 Spoford Club 3, 4, MIRROR Staff 3, 4g Betty Bates Booklet Staff 33 Ivy Hop Committee 33 Garnet Staff 4g Bates Key Scholarship 4. RUTH E. I-XSHEH Westbrook, Maine Major in English, C. A. Freshman Cabinet 1, Dep- utations Commission 1, C. A. Community Service Commission 2, 3, Freshman Discussion Group Leader 4g Choir 1g MacFarlane Club 1, W. A. A. Numerals 2, Sweater 3, Stu. G, Sophomore Repre- sentative 2, Vice-President 3, Senior Advisor 4g Dance Club 2, 3, 4g Carillon 2, Director 3, 4g Chase Hall Committee 2, Class Vice-President 3g Proctor 3, 4g Bates Key Scholarship 4g Bates Con- ference Committee, Secretary 43 Carnival Queen's Court 4. MILDHEU E. HAHTLETT Worthington, Mass. Major in English MAHEEL H. BUUEHEH Auburn, Maine Major in Frenclzg Swimming Team 1, Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Pole-Vault, University of Maine Cross Country Team 13 La Petite Academie 1, 2. 3, 43 OH-Campus Club 1, 2. 3. DAVID T. BRIEHAM Worcester, Mass. Alajor in Economicsg C, A. Reconstruction Com- mission 1, 33 Freshman Debate Team, Varsity De- bating 2, 4g Outing Club Council 2g Dean's List 2, 3, 43 Ivy Hop Committee 33 Outing Club Board of Directors 3, 43 Assistant in Economics 3, 43 MIRROR Staff 4g Student Council, President 43 Bates Con- ference Committee 43 Cum Laude in Economics. BARBARA E. BHUWN Goffstown, N. H. Major in Sociologyg C. A. Reconstruction Commis- sion lg C. A. Community Service Commission 2, 3, 43 W2 A. A. Numerals 1, Junior Board 23 Dance Club 2g House Council 2g Proctor 33 Heelers 43 Student Government Board 3. IRNA CARTER Somers, Conn. Major in Sociology V. JUYCE ELELANU Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Major in French, Dean,s List 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3g Scholarship Prize 1, 2, 3, 45 C. A. Reconstruc- tion Commission lg Heelers 13 W. A. A. Numerals 2g W. A. A., Secretary 2, President of Summer Board 3, Undergraduate Representative 4g La Pe- tite Academie 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Training 1, 2g Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4g Basketball Manager KW. A. AJ 3, Team 2, 4, W. A. A. Sweater 33 Col- lege Representative at Herald Tribune Forum on Current Afairs 43 Phi Beta Kappa. MARTHA ANNE ELUUTIER Augusta, .Uaine Alajor in Biology, C. A. Campus Service Commis- sion 3, 43 Modern Dance Club 3, 4, Heelers 3, 43 Carnival Queen,s Court 4. in -7 5 BARBARA EUSEHUVE Malden, Mass. Major in Sociologyg C. A. Community Service Commission 2g House Council 2, 33 Student, Ad- vertising Staff 3, 4, C. A. Deputations Commission. SUZANNE H. UAVIUSUN Drexel Hill, Pa. Major in Sociology, Editor-in-Chief of the NIIRROR 4g Class Secretary 1, 2, 3g B. C. A. Freshman Cab- inet lg Tea Dance Committee 1, 25 C. A. Cabinet 43 W. A. A. Training 1, 2, 35 Maine Area Confer- ence, C. A. 25 B. C. A. Social Commission 1, 2, 3g ll . A. A. Numerals 2g Christmas Hop Committee 2g Freshman Dance Class 2, 33 Chairman of Ivy Hop 33 Chase Hall Dance Committee 45 Politics Club 43 Chairman of C. A. Publicity Commission 4g Winter Carnival, Queen's Court 4. UUNALU S, DAY Auburn, Maine Major in Economics, Freshman Debating Squad lg Student Staf lg Winning Team, Freshman Prize Debates lg Heelers lg Business Manager, C. A. Handbook 2g Politics Club 2g Varsity Debating Squad 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 3, Speaker's Bureau 3, 4g Junior-Senior Prize Speaking Contest 4. FH!-XNEES V. DEAN Mttplexuood, N. 1. Major in Sociologyg B. C. A. Freshman Commis- sion 1. 2, 3. 43 Orphic Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Staff 1, 2, Associate Editor 3g Outing Club Council 2, Director 3, 43 W. A. A. Numerals 23 Apprentice Dance Group 2, 33 Chase Hall Dance Committee 3, 43 Publishing Association, Secretary 43 Assistant in Religion 43 Winter Carnival, Queen's Commit- tee 43 Ivy Day Committee 3g Training 1, 2. 3. EEUU-X E. DIAMUND Jamaica, N. Y. Major in Sociologyg C. A. Campus Service Com- mission 23 MacFarlane Club 2, 43 B. A. S. C. 2g Student Government 3g Chase Hall Committee 4. FHANEES P. UUNUVAN Lewiston, Maine Major in History, Governmentg Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 43 Lambda Alpha Council Member 4g Heelers 1, 23 Politics Club 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Recon- struction Commission lg Library-Commons Fund- Student Committee. ELEANUH P. ELDHIUEE Pittsfield, Mass. Major in Psychology, Freshman Cabinet lg Fresh- man Commission 1, 2, 3g W'omen's Student Govern- ment 2, 35 Sophomore Representative 2, Proctor 3g Organizer and Chairman of B. A. S. C. 2, 3. PEHN F. FAHUUHAH Randolph, Mass. Major in Psychology and Sociology, C. A. Campus Service Commission 2, MacFarlane Club 2g Bob- cats 2, C. A. Community Service Commission 3g C. A. Religious Commission 4, Philosophy Club 4. GLUHIZ-X U. PINELLI Newtonville, Mass. Major in Sociology? C. A. Deputations Commission 1, Reconstruction Commission 2, 3, Politics Club 2, 33 Student Staff 2, 3, Associate Editor 4g Dean's List 2g Heelers 3, 4. EYRIL V. FINNEERN South Berwick, .Uaine Jlajor in Biology. ELERNUR M. FROST .Tlajor in Sociologyg Jlaclfarlane Club 1. 2. 4. Sec- retary-Treasurer 3g C. A. Community Service Com- mission 1. 2, 3, 43 Dance Club 1, 2. Secretary- as rer I 9 Tre u 3. President 4g W. A. A. Numerals -g Proctor 3. 43 Bates Key Scholarship 4. RUTH GARLAND Oak Bluffs, Hass. Jlajor in History and Gorernmentg Heelers 1. 2, 3. 4: C. A. Reconstruction Commission 1, 2g Politics Club 2. 3: Student Staff 3. ALBERT D. EENETTI Bedford, Mass. Major in Physicsg Baseball Numerals 13 Baseball Letters 2. 3g Jordan Scientific Society 2, 3, 43 Proctor 3, 43 Varsity Club 3. JANE P. GUMPHIGHT A bington, Mass. Major in Englishg C. A. Religion Commission 1, 23 Student Board 2g Dean's List 2, 43 Training 2, 33 Heelers 3, 4, Play Soldier's Wife 43 Proctor 3, 4g House Council 3, 43 Assistant in English 3g Stu- dent Covernment, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Student Activities Committeee 4g Phi Sigma Iota 43 Spoj- ford Club 43 Mmnok Staff 4g Pygmalion. EHAHLES G. HAMLIN Bethel, Maine Major in Englishg Track Numerals lg Track 1, 2 33 Spofford Club 4. SHIRLEY E. HIEHS Brimfielzl, Mass. Major in Sociology, C. A. Community Service Commission 1, 2, 3, C. A. Campus Service Corn- mission 4g Politics Club 3, 43 Student Board 3, 4g C. A. Cabinet 4. LUUIS J. HEHVEY Taunton. Mass. Major in English, Football Numerals lg Basket- ball Numerals 1, 43 Baseball, Varsity Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, Varsity Letter 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Freshman Proctor 2, 3g Student Council 3. CHAHLUTTE H. HAWKES Holden, Mass. Major in English, Choir 1, 2, 3, Choral Society 1, 2. 3g C. A. Religion Commission 1, 2, 3, Chairman 4, C. A. Cabinet 43 MacFarlane Club 2, 3, Carillon 2, 3, 4, Christian Service Club 4. . J 1 MYRTLE E. HULUEN Esmond, R. I. Major in History and Government, Student Staff 1, Managing Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3, 43 C. A. Reconstruction Commission 1, 2, 3, Politics Club 2, 3, 4, Philosophy Club 3, Vice-Chairman 43 Dean's List 2, 3, -1-3 Assistant in History and Gov- ernment 3, 4, Ivy Day Committee 3, Phi Bela Kappa, Honors Candidate 4. MARY A. HUYT Lewiston, Maine Major in English, C. A. Campus Service Com- mission 1. 2g Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH J. HUTEHINS Buclfsport, Maine Major in English, Orphic 1, 2. 3, Reconstruction Commission 1, 2, Babettes Orchestra 23 MacFar- lane Club 2, Campus Service Commission 3, MIR- ROR Staff 3, Social Commission 4, Student Staff 43 House Council 4. HAHULU HUHWITZ Major in Sociologyg Heelers 1, 2g Robinson Players 1. 2, 3g Spofjord Club 1, 2, 3, -lg C. A. Freshman Cabinet lg War Service and Reconstruction Com- mission 1, 2. 3, Co-Chairman Reconstruction Com- mission 3g Garnet Stag 1, 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor of Garnet 3, 4g Junior Prize Speaking Contest 3, Second Placeg Graduate Cum Laude. HUHNA A. ISAAESUN Lewiston. Maine Major in Sociologyg Lambda Alpha 1, 2. 3. J: Slu- dent Staff lg Reconstruction Commission 3: Poli- tics Club 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4. MAHJURIE W. HE!-XIII-I Westfield, N. I. Major in Psychology, Sociologyg C. A. Freshman Cabinet lg Student Government 23 Campus Ser- vice Commission 1, 2, 3, 4g W. A. A. Numeruls 3. X j ' i -1-an-P 5 t if 5:3 JUNE E. HLANE Malden, Mass. Major in Sociologyg C. A. Campus Service Com- mission 1, 2, 3. 4g Student Stay? 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2g Apprentice Dance Club 2, 43 Politics Club 3, 4-g W. A. A. Awards Committee 3. EUNSTANEE A. LANE Portlantl, Maine Major in Chemistry: C. A. Deputations Commis- sion 1, 2, Campus Service Commission 3. Religion Commission 43 Assistant in Chemistry 2, 3. 4, Law- rance Chemical Society 2, 3. 43 A. A. Numerals 3g Red Cross Swimming Instructor 3. MARY F. LANBILLE Swampscott, Mass. Major in French, C. A. Campus Service Commis- sion 1, 2, -lg Dean's List 2, 3. 43 La Petite Academie 2, Vice-President 3, President 43 Choral Society 3, 4g House Council 2g C. A. Community Service Commission 3, Choir 3, 4-3 Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4g Assistant in French 4, Phi Beta Kappa. EEUHGE A LAREHIAN Lewiston, Maine Major in Chemistry and Mathg Lawrance Chem- ical Society 2. 3. DUHIS J. LEAVITT Manchester, N. H. Major in Mathematicsg WY. A. A. Training 1, 2, Numerals 3g C. A. Campus Service Commission 1, 2. 3, 4g House Council 2. 33 W. A. A. Junior Board 23 Jordan-Ramsdell Scientific Society 2, 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer -lg Manager W2 A. A. Junior Basket- ball Team 3: Proctor 3. DUHUTHY S. LIIIHTEH Cambridge, Mass. Major in Sociologyg C. A. Social Commission 1. 2, 43 C. A. Campus Commission 3g Politics Club 2, 4g MacFarlane Club 3g Philosophy Club 3, 4. ALICE GATES Mac UUNALD Bangor, Maine Major in Englislzg Heelers 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Robinson Players 3, 43 Garnet Staff 3, Poetry Ed- itor and Advisor 4g MIRROR Staff 33 Dance Club 2. 3, 43 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 43 English Assistant 33 Student Government 3, 4, Proctor 33 Senior Ad- visor 43 B. A. S. C. 33 Choral Society 3, 43 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4g Junior-Senior Prize Speaking Contest 3, 43 Class Treasurer 3, 43 Class Vice-President 13 Chase Hall Committee 33 Carillon 2, 3, 43 Peace Commission Study Group 2g Outing Club ,lunior Body 2, 3g Chairman Easter Formal Dance Committee 33 Ivy Day Chairman 3g Politics Club 33 Poetry Club 3g Classical Hour Club 2, 3, President. PAULINE U. Mac MAEHIN Andover, Mass. Major in Biologyg W. A. A. House Representative 13 Basketball 1, 3, 43 Numerals W. A. A. 13 Outing Club Council 2, 33 A. A. Boardg House Coun- cil 2, 43 Softball 23 Sweater W. A. A. 23 Assistant in Biology 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 23 Social Commis- sion 33 Carnival Hop Co-Chairman 33 Carnival Co- Cliairman 43 Outing Club Director 4g Jordan- Ramsdell Scientific Association 4. CHARLES H. MAHH Barrington, R. I. Major in Economicsg Band 1, 2, 33 Mayor of Col- lege 23 Politics Club 2, 33 Outing Club, ,lunior Board 3. RUN!-XLR E. MRRR Major in Economicsg Band 1, 2, 35 Mayor of Col- lege 2g Politics Club 2, 3g Outing Club. Junior Board 3. MARILYN J. MEYER Wworcester. Mass. Major in Geologyg Student 1, 3g C. A. Community Service Commission lg C. A. Deputations Commis- sion 25 C. A. Public Affairs Commission 4g Dance Club 2, 3, A. A. Numeralsg Assistant in Geol- ogy 3. -lg Dean's List 2, 3, 4-g ,lordan-Ramsclell Scientific Society 4g House Council 4. RRRR!-XRR R. MILLER Worcester. Mass. .Uajor in Chemistryg Freshman Debating Squad lg Heelers 1, 2g Freshman Prize Debate-Almon Cy- rus Libby Debating Prize, C. A. Deputations Com- mission lg General Scholarship Prize lg Alice ,lane Dinsmore English Prize lg Varsity Debate Squad 2, 3, 43 Debating Council 2. 3. 4g Sophomore Prize Debate-Almon Cyrus Libby Debating Prizeg C. A. Social Commission 2g Lawrance Chemical Soci- ety 2. 3, 4g Assistant in Chemistry 2, 3. 4, Delta Sigma Rho 3. 4: W. A. A. Numeralsg Phi Beta Kappa. 'X K ..h4 Atv'-Q -J '17 f-wa, I 7' K X in 4 ELIZABETH M. MUHSE Saco, Maine Major in Mathematics, C. A. Religious Commis- sion 1, 2, 4, Sodalitas Latina 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 2, C. A. Deputations Commission 3, Jordan-Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, 4, Assistant in Latin. JANE E. NELSUN Manchester, N. H. Major in Physics, Student 1, 4, C. A. Social Com- mission 1, 3, 4, W. A. A. Training 1, 2, 3, 4, C. A. Community Service Commission 2, Ramsdell Sci- entific Society 2. 3, President 4, Choir 2, W. A. A. Numerals 3, Assistant in Physics 3, 4, W. A. A. Sweater 4. EEHALUINE Pt. NIEEEREUN Bath, Maine Major in English, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Community Service 1, 4, Orphic 1, Deputations Commission 2, 3, House Council 2, 4, MIRROR StaH 3, SPOHOTI1 4, Heelers 4. VIRGINIA IVI. URRIEN Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y. Major in Lating C. A. Campus Service Commission 1, 2, 3, -1-g House Council 1, 2, 33 Choral Speaking lg Latin Club 2. Vice-President 3. President 43 Proctor 3: Student Government, Secre!ary-Treas- urer 4. RARRARA .I UUJNNELL Major in Sociology: C. A. Campus Service Commis- sion 1, 2, 3, 4-g Student Staff 2, 33 WY. A. A. Numer- als 3g Heelers 43 Politics Club 4. JEANNETTE I.. PAERARR North A nllzerst, Mass. Major in Sociology: C. A. Community Service Com- mission 1, 2, 3g IV. A. A. ,lunior Board 2. Numer- als 2. Bracelet 2g Politics Club 3, -lg W. A. A. Board 3, 4. Sweater 3g IV. A. A. Publicity Manager -lg Proctor lg Outing Club Council -lg Carnival Committee -13 Carnival Queenls Court 43 Dean's List 4: WY. A. A. Handbook 3. B 1 ,pg ,ev .t I I I s A I N JANE V. PAHSUN S Auburn, Maine Major in Economics, Lambda Alpha 1, 2, C. A. Publicity Commission lg La Petite Academie 2, 33 C. A. Reconstruction Commission 3g C. A. Reli- gious Commission 4g Politics Club 43 Assistant in Economics 4. AGNES L. PATTISUN Marblehead, Mass. Major in Psycholvgyg Community Service Com- mission 2g Student 2, Philosophy Club 3, 4, Pres- ident 3. UUHUTHY J. PETHIE Lewiston, Maine Spofford Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4g Garnet 1, 2, Associate Editor 3, 4, Lambda Al- pha 1, 2, 3, 45 C. A. Reconstruction Commission 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Board 2, Associate Editor 3, 4, Poetry Clinic 1, 23 General Scholarship Prize 13 Atlantic Monthly Contest Honorable Mention 33 Garnet Essay Contest Prize 3, Philosophy Club 4. HUULA A. PETHUPULUS Lewiston, Maine Major in Sociology, Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Phil- Hellenic' Club 1, 2, 3, 4:, Latin Club 4. HELEN E. PRATT Freeport, Maine Major in Sociology, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Student 3, 43 C. A. Campus Service Commission 3, C. A. Community Service Commission lg Politics Club 3, 4, Philosophy Club 4. KATHLEEN EI. HEILLY Norwalk, Conn. Major in English, Class Secretary 1, 3, Heelers 1, Dean's List lg Garnet Staff 2, Editor 3, Associate Editor 4, Spoyjord Club 2, 4, Secretary 3, Play, Cradle Songn 25 Christmas Nativity Play 3g Rob- inson Players 4g Play, As You Like lt, 4, As- sistant Director, Play, Soldier,s Wife, 4. fu nf-' 4-A i .:. f I Q55 VIRGINIA IIIEE Fitzwilliam, N. H. Major in Sociology, C. A. Social Commission 1, Freshman Commission 2, 3, 4, W. A. A. Numerals 1, Sweater 3, W. A. A. Board 1, 2. Vice-President 3: Proctor 33 Outing Club Council 3, Director 4. EIIIVIA N. IIUWE Minot Corner, Maine Major in Mathematics, Lambda Alpha 1, 3. Secre- tary 2, President 4, Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4g Jordan-Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, 4, Bates Di- rectory Committee Chairman 4, Student Govern- ment 4. IVIAIIIUN E. IIYIIN Stonington, Conn. Major in English, C. A. Deputations Commission 1, 2, Publicity Commission 1, 2, 3g Heelers 1, 2, 3, Robinson Players 3, President 4g Assistant in Speech 4. JANE L. SEHEUEHMANN Elizabeth, N. .l. Major in Biologyg Class Vice-President 1: Heelers 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 43 Dean's List 1, 2, 3. 43 C. A. Social Commission 1. 2, 33 Carillon 1. 2. 3. 43 Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4g IV. A. A. Numerals 33 Ivy Day Committee 33 Student Staff 3g Proctor 4g Student Government. Senior Advisor 4g MIRROR Stal? 43 Assistant in Biology 43 Christmas Hop Committee 43 Carnival Hop Committee 4. PAUL D. SEHMANSHA Putnam, Conn. Major in Economics3 Choir 2, 33 Outing Club Council 23 Outing Club Board 33 Proctor 3g Pro- visional Student Council 3g B. C. C. 33 Class Presi- dent 4. MARY H. SEABUHY Seymour, Conn. Major in Sociologyg C. A. Community Service Commission 1, 2, 3, 43 W. A. A. Numerals 33 B. A. S. C. 33 Proctor 4. . . V ggi Fix. ' - .rs A tif f ' . Y 2 M. ,K i r 1 i 4 4 A 1 'T S. ALUEN SEARS St. Johnsbury, Vermont Major in Economics, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, C. A. Public Agairs Commission lg C. A. Reconstruction Commission 2, Co-Editor of B. C. Handbook 33 Student Council, Vice-President 4. EAYE E. SHAEEEUHD Auburn, Maine Major in Sociology, Hcelers 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2g Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Robinson Players 4. WIN IEHEEI P. SHERMAN Boothbay Harbor, Maine Major in Latin, C. A. Community Service Commis- sion 1, 2, C. A. Public Ayjairs Commission 3, W, A. A. Numerals 1, Junior Board 2, Junior Repre- sentative 3, President 4, Dance Band 2g Scholar- ship Prize 2, 3, Sodulitas Latina 2 3, Vice-Presb dent 45 Dean's List 2, 3, 43 House Council 33 Phi Sigma Iota 4, W . A. A. Basketball, Manager 3, Coach 4, Chairman, Betty Balesn Committee 3. HUTH E. SMALL Framingham, Mass. Major in History and Government, Heelers 1, 3. Program Chairman 4, C. A. Community Service Commission 1, 2, Campus Service Commision 3, 4g Proctor 3, 4g Politics Club 3g Robinson Players 43 Class Vice-President 4. ANNE E. SMITH Stratford, Conn. Major in Sociology, B. C. A., Freshman Cabinet 1, W. A. A., Junior Board 2g C. A. Community Service Commission 2, W. A. A. Training 2, 3, 4, W. A. A. Senior Board 3, W. A. A. Numerals 3, Student, Advertising Manager 3, Business Manager 43 C. A. Social Commission Leader 4, Freshman Discussion Leader 4. MARY T. STANLEY West Hartford, Conn. Major in English, C. A. Social Commission 1. 2, House Council lg Dean's List lg Heelers 2, 3g Rob- inson Players, Executive Board 4g Spofford Club 4, MIRROR Staff, Business Manager 4. Fats-A RUTH A. STILLMAN Wareham, Mass. Major in Biology? Outing Club Council 1, 2, Board of Directors 3, President 43 Freshman De- bating Council lg Debating Council 2, 3, Manager 43 W. A. A. Numerals lg Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Government 2g Proctor 33 W. A. A. ,lunior Board 3g Assistant in Biology 2, 3, 43 Delta Sigma Rho 3g W. A. A. Sweater 3g Freshman Orienta- tion Commission 43 Carnival Queen 4g Jordan- Ramsdell Scientific Society 4. UUHUTHY U. STHUUT Auburn, Maine Major in Biologyg Debating lg Campus Service Commission 13 Student Staff 1, 2g Debate Council 2, 3, President Debating Council 43 Sophomore Representative Lambda Alpha Council 23 Assist- ant Biology 2, 3, 4g Tea Dance Committee 23 Pub- lishing Assocuztion 3, Vice-President 43 Lambda Alpha Council 33 Delta Sigma Rho 3, 43 Varsity Debates 3, 43 Speaker Ivy Day 3g ,lordan-Ramsdell Scientific Society 3, 4g Chairman Lambda Alpha Tea Dance 3. FRANCES H. SUDHALTEH West Newton, Mass. Major in Frenchg Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Stag 13 Christmas Hop Committee 2g La Petite Academie 3, 43 Colby-Bates Concert 3g Deanls List 3g MIRROR Staff 43 Phi Sigma Iota 4g Commencement Day Committee 43 C. A. Social Commission 43 House Council 2. JANIEE H. SUNN Springfield, Mass. Major in Sociology, Community Service Com- mission 1, 2, 3, Training 1, 2, WI. A, A. Numerals 2, W1 A. A. Awards Committee 3, A. A. Sweat- er 3g Jordan-Ramsdell Society 3, 4, Basketball Coach 4. JULIAN H. THUMPSUN A uburn, Maine Major in English, Student Council 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Skiing 1, 2, 3, Football 3. WINIFHED E. THUMSEN Port Chester, N. Y. Major in Chemistry, C. A. Religion Commission 1. 2. 3g Lawrance Chemical Society 2. 3, Secretary Treasurer 4, Assistant in Chemistry 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 2. 3 i P i r r F I if ,f 1 x MARY A. TIBBETTS Auburn, Maine Major in Biology, Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 45 ,lor- dan-Ramsdell Scientific Society 2, 3, 4, Assistant in Biology 3. MUHIEL G. ULHIEH Bloomjield, N. J. Major in Sociology, Outing Club Junior Board 1, 2, 4g Outing Club Board of Directors 33 Class Vice-President 1, 2g C. A. Freshman Commission: Chairman 2, 33 Freshman Cabinet lg Training 1, 2, W. A. A, Numerals lg Modern Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4g A. A. Archery Coach 2, Assistant: Ger- man 3g Ivy Day Committee 3g C. A. Vice-President 4, President 4g Freshman Discussion Group Leader 4g George Colby Chase Committee 4, Carnival Hop Committee 4. MARY A. VANWYEH Wilmington, Vt. Major in Physics, Dean's List 1, 3, W. A. A. Sum- mer Board Secretary lg C. A. Campus Service Commission 1, 2, 3g W. A. A. Numerals 2, Sweater 33 Iordamllamsdell Scientific Society 2, 3, 4g De- bating Council 2g House Council 2, 4, President 33 Student 2, Proctor 33 Student Government Board 33 C. A. Social Commission 4, Assistant in Physics 43 Ivy Day Committee 3. RARRARA A. VARN EY Lewiston, Maine Major in Sociology, C. A. Reconstruction Com- mission 2, 3, 4g Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, C. A. Social Commission lg C. A Freshman Cabinet 1, Student Board 1, 23 Mac- Farlane Club 2g W. A. A. Board 2, 3, 43 W2 A. A Archery Manager 25 Ivy Hop Committee 3g C. A. House Representative 35 IV. A. Numerals 3, Outing Club Council -lg Commencement Committee 43 Heelers 4, C. A. Discussion Group Leader 4. GEHALUINE M. WEEE R Laconia, N. H. j:vn-w-W!'r?5'yi'a- A' H . ' ' ERANEES L. WHEELER Reading, Mass. Major in Sociology and Economics, Debating 1. 2: C. A. Reconstruction Commission lg Student 1, 2. . 3. 4, Dearfs List 1, 2, 3. 43 Sophomore Prize De- bateg C. A. Deputations Commission 2, 3, 4, Choir 2: Politics Club 2, 3g Delta Sigma Rho 33 C. A. Secretary 3, 4-g W. A. A. Numerals 3g Garnet 3, Debate Council, Secretary 43 Christian Service Club -1-3 Assistant in Sociology 4. PHISEILLA 5. WHITE Providence, R. I. Major in Sociologyg C. A. Freshman Cabinet 13 Reconstruction Commission 1. 2, 33 Campus Ser- vice Commission 43 Student Stay? 2g W. A. A. Numerals 3g Proctor 3g Heelers 4. ELIZABETH WIUEEII Lynnfielll, Mass. Major in Sociologyg C. A. Community Sen.-ice Commission 1, 2, 3, 43 Dean's List 3, 43 Student Government Senior Advisor 43 Garnet Staff 43 Commencement Ticket Committee 4. PATIIIEI!-I WILSON Gorham, Maine Major in Sociologyg Dean's List 1, 2, 3g W. A. A. Numerals 2, Sweater 3g Student Government Board 3, President 43 Proctor 3, 43 Outing Club, Carnival Committee 3, 43 Bates Conference Committee 43 Class Treasurer 4g Carnival Queen's Court 4. DAVID WULYNSHI New York, N. Y. Major in History and Covernmentg Freshman De- bating Council l3 Lawrance Chemical Society 2, 3g Philosophy Club 3, 43 Current Events Committee 33 Politics Club 4g Dean's List 4. EUNSTI-KNEE E. WUUD Taunton, Mass. Major in Englishg Campus Service Commission fC. AJ 1, 2g Community Service Commission fC. AJ 3g W. A. A. Numerals 23 Heelers 3., 43 MIRROR Board 3, 43 Student Government Board 43 B. A. S. C. 33 Proctor 4. ELEETHA ZAZUPUULU5 Haverhill, Mass. Major in History and Governmentg C. A. Freshman Cabinet lg Reconstruction Commission 1, 2g Stu- dent Staf 1, 23 Managing Editor Student 3, 43 Philhellenic Club 13 Dean's List 2, 3g Politics Club 2, 3g Vice-President Philhellenic Club 23 Proctor 3, 4g C. A. Cabinet 33 Philosophy Club, Vice- Chairmang Assistant, History and Government 3, 43 Assistant, Philosophy 43 Bates Key Scholarship 43 Heelers, Chairman Properties Committee 43 Phi Beta Kappa. w-J Ch O PATHIEH H. HAHHINGTUN Fall River, Mass. Major in Economicsg Debating Council 1, 2, 3, 4. President Debating Council 3, Speakers Bureau 1. 2. 3, 4, Assistant in Speech 3g Assistant in Econom- ics 33 Politics Club 2, 3. MIEH!-XEL G. TUULUUMTZIS Roxbury, Mass. Major in Biology, Football 1, 2, 3, Heelers 1, 2g Debating lg Student Staff 1. 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Phil-Hellenic Club 1. I-WHUN PEHSHY Lewiston, Maine Major in History and Governmentg Track 1. Graduating with the Class of 1946 WAYNE JESSE GILMOUR PAUL EDWARD MURPHY First Row, left to right: J. Christie. B. Knight. D. Murphy, M. Mantarian, J. Pierce. J. Mc- Enaney. G. Shaftoe, Kunkiewicz, C. Stone, W. Moulton, Keene, F. Disnard, R. Howarth, P. MacMackin, B. Cosgrove, C. Stewart, J. Gumpright. A. Thorpe. J. Hunt. B. Hall, H. Jobrack, J. Merritt, M. Sanborn. C. Stetson, C. Lane, S. Hicks, E. Frost, E. Jones, Mrs. Zerby and Son, Mrs. Myhrman, Prexie, Mrs. Rowe, R. Swirsky. P. Clukey, M. Morang, G. Nickerson, M. Holden. G. Weed, B. Brown, D. Leavitt, B. Morse. M, Holmes, L. Lovely, R. Small, M. Myer, H. Hawkes, P. Wliite, B. O'Connell. B. Kimble, B. Miller. C. Card, E. Prebble, D. Richter, Second Row, left to right: B. Dennet, Don. J. Cameron. Clason, L. Anderson. J. Zanni. W. Rosborough, S. Cray. M. Lateola. G. Rutledge, B. Hutchins. R. Asker. J. Armitage, T. Smith, R. Nickerson, J. Packard, W. Poole. J. Sunn. F. Howarth. C. Wood, M. Wilde, D. Strout. M. Brindley, V. Rice. C. Finelli, S. Davidson. B. Ginn. M. Ryon, M, Seabury, M. Hoyt. C. Patalano, J. Nelson, M. Bowles. L, Caterine, M. Lever, F. Dean, F. Wheeler, B. Stevens, P. Tilton, P. Donovan, R. Russell, J. Santri, C. Rawcliffe. N. Parisi, K. Murphy P. Wilson, M. Ulrich, B. Yarney, E. Duffett. F. Shackford. D. Woly'nski, R. Bond. Third Row, left to right: R. Cloutier. E. Fox, C. Walker, H. Lemont, D. James, C. Fleischer, R. Rudolf. R. Pope. E. Ireland. P. Guglietta. J. Dow, L. Balchunas, B. McColley, B. Lindh H. Glabau. F. Farquhar, J. Klane, H. Clarkson, H. Schulman. J. Parsons, R. Petropulos, E. Rowe. C. Hall. M. Cloutier. R. Garland, M. Culbert. R. Zazopoulos, E. Zerby, Mrs. Wright Dr. Zerby. Mr. Sutcliffe, Mr. Rowe. Adkins. Dr. Wright. Mrs. Curtis and Son, D. Lichter, B. Greenberg. H. MacMurray, B. Hibbard, N. Could, M. Levine, D. Ramsdell, G. Zimberg, F. Murdoch. J. Styer, B. Landick, W. Lenk, T. Mendall, W. Canty, J. Grimes, O. Rubin, , B. Wooclard. J. Graves. B. Schultz. M. Walther, M. Langille, P. Hemenway. R. Savage. P. Wake. A. Sears, J. Watts. Fourth Row. left to right: D. Brigham, C. Ray, J. Freeman, E. Linscott, W. Thomsen. Meserve. B. Barr, P. Isaacson. B. Henderson, F, Robertson, P. Cumberland, M. Danielson, R. Burnette, E. Clanz, Hennessy. J. Keleher, 0. Wise. W. Barrie, B, Auty, Mrs. Sutcliffe, Parker. A. Bray, R. Buker. Mr. Curtis. E. Widger, J. Milton, B. Hannigan, V. Lindquist. P. Stephens. B. Dearborn, A. Fish. P. Crane. A. St. Dennis, R. Stone. K. Lord. B. Corsa, M. Gross, B. Corish, B. Moore. M. Schaefer, D. Misuraca, F. Rolfe. B. Moulton, B. Scott. D. Malatesfa. S. Schoenfeld. E. Noel, B. Perkins, D. Currier. D. Harriman, N. Morin. L. Tibery. 1 9 The Stanton Ride is a pleasant get-together for all fresh- man students held soon after the opening of college. It was instituted many years ago by a beloved professor, '6Uncle Johnny Stanton and is observed as nearly as possible along the original lines. Although the old figure eights' trolley line was a thing of the past when the class of '46 had its outingfwe are sure a good time was had by all. 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Lg 5 OFFICERS President RAY HOBBS Vice-President MARCIA WILSON Secretary MILDRED MATEER Treasurer HELEN HOCHSTUHL JUNIOR MEN Sixth Semester Richard Lee Baldwin Lawrence Derwood Carey Joseph Coopersmith Leland Cunningham Davis, Lester Everett Davis, Jr. Daniel Wilson Gibbs, Jr. Robert Laurence Harris Raymond Walden Hobbs Fred Parker Hoy Nahum Augustus Huston, Jr. A. Sumuel Keller Walter David Leavitt Clarence Trafton Mendall Frank Emerson Mullet Jaan Pennar Arthur Jay Ploener Arthur Victor Rice, Jr. Norman Joseph Temple Edwin Wilson Tooker Donald Vivian Tripp Alfred Emerson Wade, Jr. F ifth Semester John Henry Ackerman Robert Earle Adair Lawrence Albert Arnold Ernest Henry Bishop Daniel Chase Boothby George Edward Curtis, Jr. Russell Cummings Cutter Howard Stanley Dion Brenton Clinton Dodge Irwin Donenfeld John Raymond Dyer, Jr. Richard Edward Flanagan David Evander Haines Vaughan Hathaway Wallace Adolph Johnson John Joseph Margarones Walter Joseph Meserve, Jr. Edward Alvan Penn William Eugene Plaisted Robert Eliot Smolker Douglas Stage Robert William Towse Guy Nelson Turcotte Joseph Alfred Vachon Paul Monroe Weiner Edward Raymond Wild JUNIOR WOMEN Sixth Semester Doris Adams Barbara Aldrich Ruth Barba Barbara Bartlett Jane Blossom Carolyn Booth Charlotte Bridgham Beverly Buck MJ Phyllis Burke Camille Carlson Nancy Clough Arlene Crosson Mary Jean Cutts Dorothy Disbury Jane Doty June Duval Marcia Dwinell Janice Eyges Lottie Fogel Florence Furfey Bernice Goldman Charlotte Grant Marjorie Harvey Edith Hary Joyce Hawkins Muriel Henry Mary Elizabeth Hill Helen Hochstuhl Josephine Ingram Roxane Kammerer Elinor Keith Lila Kumpunen Jean Labagh Lorraine Loper Joyce Lord Mildred Mateer Elizabeth May Mary Meyer Ruth Moulton Ruth Olfene Margaret Overton 'Cb Nancy Pearson Janice Prince Madeleine Richard Jean Rosequist Joyce Rudolph Mary Skelton Vesta Starrett Barbara Stebbins Elizabeth Stover Jacqueline Thompson Marjorie Tournier Martha Wagner Patricia Wakeman Roberta Watson Sally White Marcia Wilson Eleanor Wohn Eloise Wood Jo Ann Woodward Fifth Semester Charlotte Akers Doris Beattie Jane Cathcart Phyllis Chaplowe Arlyne Friend Faith Jensen Jean Patmore Virginia Stoughton Carol Thompson Charlotte Welch CSA SOPHOMORE MEN Fourth Semester Earle Wesley Albee. Jr. Arthur Pratt Allen, Jr. James Warren Balentine Stephen James Bartlett Wesley Irving Clason James Anthony Cronin, Jr. Keith Wayne Cunningham Carlton Muzzy Davis Walter Orrin Davis Glenn Vincent Fleischer John Gaffney William Denton Ginn Norbert Gould Arthur Carl Hansen Donald Milford Harriman John Justin Hart Theodore Grant Hunter, Jr. Roland George Lamontagne Michael Thomas Lategola Royce William Miller Charles Pendexter Ronald Bruce Reicker Francis Elisha Richards Gordon Wells Shaftoe Leighton Shields, Jr. Lester Smith Robert Baldwin Vail Leonard Wilmot, Jr. Richard Forrest Woodcock Third Semester Robert Sumner Alward George Kenneth Baldwin George Athan Billias Everett Eugene Boothhy Donald Andrews Campbell William Hassett Canty Louis Caterine Leonard Andrew Charpentier Carl Crasnick George Francis Disnard Emery Willington Flavin Earle Leon Fox Henry Lester Gerry, Jr. Edward Coleman Glanz David Robert Green Glen Robert Hansen John Jacob Heckler John Jones Houston Allen Gordon Howlett Frederick Ienello, Jr. Dana Agnew James Stanley Kawliche William Francis Kelley Oakes Merrill Kilgore Donald Frederick Leary Gordon Eric Lindenblad John Warren Milton, Jr. William D. Perkins David Bailey Ramsdell Byron Elmer Sabin John Joseph Santry Floyd Franklin Smiley, Jr. Albert Bailey Sparks Howard Richard Stickel, Jr. Deane Milton Sturgis Donald William Sutherland Charles Harvey Warren Mayer Gordon Weisman 07564 SOPHOMORE WOMEN Fourth Semester Jeanne Anderson Joyce Baldwin Katherine Barbalias Barbara Beattie Doris Bickert .lane Brackett Frances Briggs Pauline Chamberlain Ruby Christison Madelyn Clark Jean Cromley Marjorie Daggett Helene Davis Fern Dworkin Mary Elizabeth East Barbara Fienemann Alma Finelli Luella Flett Judy Gleason Mary Alice Golder Phyllis Gordon Jean Harrington C. Ruth Hoffman Jean Holden Lillian Horne .lean Kelso Joan Knodell Ruth Kohl Betty Kragelund Jean Leavitt Marjorie Lorenz Marjorie McKeand Elizabeth Maby OFFICERS President DICK WOODCOCK Vice-President JOAN THOMPSON Secretary ELEANOR MILLS Treasurer MARJORIE LORENZ Jeanne Mather Hazel Millard Elinor Mills J. Joy Moffatt Jean Moller Ruth Murphy Isabel Planeta Nancy Prouty Irene Provencher Priscilla Ribero Vivienne Sikora Phyllis Simon Rella Sinnamon Anna Smith Phyllis Smith Dorothea Snyder Clara Ellen Stover Joyce Streeter Roberta Sweetser Joan Thompson Dorothy Tillson Shirley Travis Marion Walch Genevieve Wallace Elizabeth Whittaker Marjorie Willard Lois Youngs Sylvia Zimmerman Third Semester Elaine Gray Patricia Raymond Janet Sohan Alice Tatosian Elizabeth Williams President ARTHUR BRADBURY Vice-President FRANK STRINCFELLOW Secreiari' FRESHMAN MEN Second Semester Wesley D. Baker Leo Edward Begin Francis Roland Berry Arthur Badger Bradbury Richard Maurice Briggs Louis Caouette Daniel Jonathan Carmen Charles Chakoumakos Paul Mann Chase Frederick Lincoln Chenery, III Carleton Howard Clement Rinaldo Jackson Colby Theodore Amos Coshnear Kenneth Gerald Crosby Irving Charles Davis Dan Theodore Decker John Thomas Driscoll Robert Newton Evans, Jr. Sumner Steven Feinberg Joel Merrill Fisk Timothy Francis Ginther Robert Wallace Gumb Richard Edwin Harriman Thomas Joseph Hennessy, Jr. Nelson Otis Horne Roger Alvan Howard William Lawrence Jiler Robert Leo Jones Calvin Walker Jordan Norman Franklin Jordan Ryozo Glenn Kumekawa Philip Joseph LaRochelle Robert Warren Larrabee Louis Levine Charles Edwin MacArthur Romeo Joseph Mikailonis Stanley Everett Moody Chester Wells Morss Frank Gray Murdock Richard Harrington Murphy Lewis Paul Newton John Franklin Radebaugh, Jr. George Daniel Reale Clifford Tennis Reil, Jr. George Gorham Rowan, Jr. John Lowry Russell, Jr. William Sakamota Bernard Joseph Silva Kenneth Morton Smith Walter Frederick Sorenson Leonard Matthias Stone Frank William Stringfellow Robert Randall Strong Robert Millet Swift Richard Edward Thomson David Stanley Tillson Everett Leroy Tuttle Robert Louis Vachon Frank Leslie Walker. Jr. Richard Watlierspooti Wallis Donald Brown Webber Harvard Frederick Weston. J Harry Oliver Williams. Jr. Robert Clinton Williams Eugene Sumner Zelch First Semester George Ferguson Allen Arthur Elwin Baird Lionel Gerald Barbin Tristram Barnard Sumner Paul Barr John Francis Barry Arthur Hilaire Blanchard. Jr. Leo Paul Bouffard, Jr. Calvin Woodrow Brown Ian Gibb Buchanan James Edward Burney Jesse Eustace Castanias Frank Gerald Chapman Robert Reed Chatigny Charles Coit Colburn Donald Bernard Connors Shepard Norton Cortell William James Cunnane Allan VanVoorhees Davis Augustine Davis James Mark DeCoste Joseph William DeMarco Treasurer EDITH ROUTIER Daniel Joseph Desjardins Hugh James Dinwoodie James Francis Facos Myles Joseph Ferrick. Jr. Kenneth Finlayson Robert Carl Gall John Joseph Geswell Harris Lee Goldman David Webster Goodwin Phillips Nason Gordon Stanley Bass Hall Burton Gowen Hammond James Harvey Heller Edward Robinson Hill, Jr. Stanley Norman Hodsdon Ellsworth Trefry Johnson Frank Wzllter Johnson Emory Stafford Johnston Richard Wzlrristoii Johnston John Karayianis Owen Joseph Kittredge Herman Francis Krackenberger Spiro Gregory Lano Edward Walter Lonergan John Emmel McCarthy John Ramey McCune William Barry Marshall Vincent Stephen Michniewich Lewis Lee Millett Donald Newton John Arthur Palmer Norman Albert Parent Robert Duane Ramsdell Charles Frederick Repkie James Potter Richey William Frederick Rutter Donald James Ryder Ralph Edgar Schultz Leonard Seaman Kelson Charles Seward Emest Morritt Shea Neal Smith James Warren Stevenson John Joseph Sullivan William Brooks Swasey Ralph Lewis Sylvester John Walter Taylor Waldo Edward Tlbbetts Orwell Charles Tousley Nicholas Valoras Donald Everett Wilson FRESHMAN WOMEN Second Semester Jane Appell Barbara Badgley Dorothea Baker Judith Barenberg Priscilla Bartlett Jean Bassette Marilyn Bayer Elma Beach Shirley Bean Sonya Bianchi Marilyn Bisland M. June Blanchard Clara Blodgett Gwendolyn Bodington Arlene Bourne Janice Bowie Margaret Brewster Joan Brinkman Mary Jane Brown Joan Budington Kathryn Burdon Joyce Cargill Dorothea Carr Betty Cederholm Dorothy Chase Minnie Chiotinos Eugenia Cierpial Dorothy Collins Anna Condos Barbara Cooper Ruth Copes Elizabeth Cosier Barbara Cottle June Cunningham Joanne Currier Eleanor Daley Maralyn Davis Nancy Dean Laura De Marco Marilyn Deston Barbara De Young Jane Diefendorf Marion Dodge Mary Louise Duda Barbara Duemmling Elizabeth Dyer Deborah Eager Shirley Eames Rachel Eastman Carolyn Egger Arlene Fazzi Serine Ferrigno Arlene Finch Mary Fisher Lois Foster Lydia Fox Marylou Fredricks Mary Galt Nancy Gannon Phyllis Garland Dorothy Gaylord Mary Gibbs Jeanne Gillespie Marian Goddard Donna Golder Sally Gove Joan Greenberg Margaret Hamlin Alice Hammond Ruth Hancock Ann Harlow Betty Harrigan Janice Harris Marjorie Harthan Elaine Harvey Arlene Haughn Judith Hawkins Arrolyn Hayes Lois Heiferman C. Barbara Hennessy Nellie Henson Special Students Doris Hingel Marjorie Hobart Carolyn Hobbs Elaine Hubbard Audrey Hudson Nancy Hudson June Ingalls Marion Ingraham Lois Javier Carol Jenkinson Nancy Jepson Nancy Johnson Enid Jones Marjorie Jones Jacqueline Jordan Priscilla Jordan Dolores Kapes Edith Katz Virginia Kay Kathleen Kelly Jacquelyn Keyes Laura Kempton Doris Kinney Jeanne Klein Jean Knox Eleanor Kraupner Evelyn Kushner Claire Lapham Lucille LaPlant Ellen Larson Lucille LaSalle Ann Lawton Marjorie Lemka Alfreda Lesniewski Geraldine Lincoln Helen Lockhart Isabelle McBride Lois McEnaney Barbara Mallett Barbara Mason Clarence John Cbaffers Reginald Edgar Fournier Coleman Philip Gorham Francis Ross Kelly William Howard Needham Edward Loud Poland Winthrop Ellsworth Robinson Robert Gage Simpson Shirley Mann Janet Mellor Gloria Michels Barbara Middleton Marion Millett Lois Montgomery Gayle Morgan Barbara Muir Janice Myers Florence Nagano Marian Norwood Beatrice 0'Brien Helen Odegaard Emina Paladino Helen Papaioanou Ruth Patten Shirley Pease Patricia Peel Marjorie Peltz Anne Peterson Carol Peterson Elaine Porter Bette-Jeanne Pump Mary Ramsey Helen Rankin Verna Re Mary Reeves Ingeborg Reibling Valjean Ripley Kathryn Robish Marjorie Rodman Lucy Roth Edith Routier Ann Sargent Ethel Schmidt Carolyn Schneider Elizabeth Schoenherr Marion Schwartz Rita Shea Barbara Sherry Dorothy Siess Ann Small Elaine Smith Esta Smith Thelma Smith Patricia Snell Muriel Snow Sondra Speer Constance Stanley Gwendolyn Staveley Priscilla Steele Emilie Stehli Dorothy Stetson Margaret Stewart Rita Stuart Eugenia Sullivan Birgit Svane Arline Sweet Winifred Sweet Ina Laverne Tate .lean Thompson Athena Tikelis Lorna Tilton Helen Tucker Arlene Tufts Theresa Vassar Veronica Vogelsanger Beatrice Wascoe Marian Jane Waters Phyllis Webber Alice Weber May Whitelaw June Wiley Joanne Williams LaVerne Williams Delight Wolfe Barbara Woods Nancy Wray Beverly Young lrne Zimmerman F ive'Year fvursing Course Students at the Hospital Lillian Lovely Jean Cheney Alice Gerrish .Jeanne Gregory Edith Skolfielcl G4!6fi1:! 'Ziff l Vk, 9 P, 'f ' 1, 2 . , H? 'fx' ' :hi 5 ' ' '-r-,:' 5: ' 50 ,' Y ' V ' eg g-'bw-Q' ff 1 V 'v ,gt r . ' I . qv Pfvf . : - 'Z ' , if f 1 H 50? 'MF '. -rf Fffwg- . Ltlrkr-Q. V ki' f .-'v 'f1'? ' 0 . , , 'N , , fs ,- .A, 5 I wrt JL' n. A Qlginh-sa ,. . Q '- 9 ll X. z'kU.s:Hg ' . rf f'--gp 1: get D wa 1- Q -'W' 4 . ,r. - ,- , . ' 4. . ' ' ' ' 1 1 '. E.. mt 1-rfb: -Ir A 3 , -. v 1 ' V 4:V,..' gn .25 ' ' 1,-r . ,f I ry-f, Y ' Q N' 'I .L . I A-1 o.- - . plbx 5 ,4 . , ' s K 1 1.1, is 1 ' 1 l o ' L . . ' x J ' 4 s . ,v .A X . .5 I '.' 'n 0 Q s 5 0 U ' I A I - ' r-J .xv - .U-I 1 AV' 1 J .- . L 3 Q 0 , Q L N1 v z ' -'-w L Fin! Row. lfft lo righl: David Briuhnm, ffn-,1'J:'frIi,ving .'llarmqf'r,' lXIary Stanley- Rusinfxy 1'l1an11gfr,' Suzanne David! son, Ediiorein-Cliizif ,I-ine Scheuermann. Club Pliotogrzlphvj Allred Wfade, .'I1J'l't'7'fiI1.7lg zlvyillzint. Sfmml Raw, lr!! to right: Eleanor YVOhn. Co-.'Ifli'rr!i,v1ncv .Unnnyfrg-Sally A. Adkins, Lifrrary .id:'iJnr,' Constance W'-md, Srrwirnnnx C0ff!JP07ld!71f,' Helen Hochstuhl, .lnlylarzl Sl'fC'1!'l'Y7lf7l Curh'ypomlfn1,' Frances Suxllmller, Srmor f'hufoQ'raphx'. .llmzrigt Jane Gilnwrighl. SUZANNE DAVIDSON MARY STANLEY Editor-in-Chief Business Manager DAVID BRIGHAM FRANCES SUDHALTER Associate Editor Associate Business Manager ASSISTANT EDITORS Helen Hochstuhl Constance Wood Jane Gumpright Sally Ann Adkins ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Eleanor Wohn ,Iane Scheuermann THE IHHUH ST PP 5 -A L. S t 'ls 34. -1 Ke V -f - J SQA firyt Ro-:xx Irv! lo right: Xl, Stewart, Al. Gumpright. P. XYilson, Pn',fn1rnl,' ll Richard. R .Xsl-tear, Second Row. Irv! to right: gl, Schenerrn.1nn. E. llary. E Rowe. Xl. lYilson. C, Bridgham rl. Blossom. Third Rott: Irrt lo right: C. llllml. lf Dwi-rkin, B. lvidger, L. Kumpunen, -l. Lahaclx. .lltumcg lncmm. J, Baldwin The W'omen's Student Government has had an added responsibility in this year of change at Bates. The division in campus living and the enlarged enrollment of freshmen women has meant that the Association must be, more than ever. a strong. active. and well-unified group. It has been faced with many problems resulting from post-war situations reflected in campus life and has taken initiative in establishing new precedents for their adjustment. Close cooperation with the administration and faculty resulted in harmonious relations with all fac- tions on the Bates campus. and a purposeful. efficient organization. By sponsoring Sunday afternoon teas, where the women had opportunities to meet faculty members in a social atmosphere: by holding the annual formal banquet. and by conducting the tea dance. tl1e Student Government Association carried out its aims to develop widespread responsibility in each individual. and to offer to each girl the greatest possibilities of college life. The Association has achieved these ideals through the ever-efficient functioning of the Honor System. a unique instrument of Student Government. and one of which the student body is justly proud. The Honor System covers all phases of campus life, and is a challenge to individual responsibility. lts success at Bates has been the envy of many other institutions. The board this year has continued with progressive spirit in coordination with the prin- ciples of reconstruction and revision of the world community by successful administration in the Bates community. We realize that the accomplishment of these goals has been achieved only to the extent that each girl has felt herself to be a working part of the Association. by accepting her individual responsibility, and by entering fully into the democratic spirit of true Student Government. ST UE T EUVEH ME ' Fin! Row, lfft to right: R. Reicker, D. Brigham. A. Sears. Sfrond Row, lfft to right: J. Driscoll, R. Hobbs, R, Alward. tlfiyxingi H. lnouye, R. Smith. The Student Council is the men's administrative organization representing as a committee all male students on campus. By weekly meetings and occasional discussions with the college administration it attempts to formulate plans and policies in accordance with popular will and the general aims of the college. Direct contact between the women's Student Government and the administration is made possible through Council representation on the Bates Conference Committee. To further coordinate its activity with other areas of campus life the Council is represented on the Freshman Orientation Committee and at the athletic ofhce. During the past two years since the number of men on campus has been very small the Council was allowed to lapse. However, a voice in campus government was retained through representation on B. C. C. Last fall with the return to campus of a large number of men the Council was again activated. As a large majority of these were returning from the services, equal representation was given to each semester group temporarily supplanting the established system which gave majority representation to the upper classes. The main activities of the Colmcil at the present include supervision of college elections in conjunction with Stu C, organization of cheer leading and Red Cross drives, holding Chase Hall Tournaments and campus mayoralty campaigns, and with all matters pertaining to the interests of the male portion of the student body. In addition working through its representa- tive at the athletic office an intra-mural sports program is carried on. This year the chief efforts of the council have been devoted to revitalizing campus spirit and life. In this connection it planted the seeds for the revival of an Off Campus Men's Club and the Varsity Club, and helped to organize a Freshman Minstrel. The Council has, also, been attempting to assume nearly all of its pre-war policies, modifying these to suit present day needs, and hopes to have them in effect as soon as possible. As campus life becomes more stable, its activities will expand till further-the Council becoming once more an organizing force in the men's campus life. The success of the Council depends directly on the student body which it represents. With the increased importance of democracy today, the Council looks to a bright future. STUUE T EUUNEIL Fzrff Rorr, iff: fo nglzfi Dr Zerby. N, Ross. Dean Clark. Prffzflkvzf I'hilli's. li Ro'-vc. Xl. Schaeffer, D. Brigham. l Scrum: Rm , iw! fo rfghfi R. A-kcr. ll. lzwizye. Xl, Stewart. R. Reicker. P. llvilson. The Bates Conference Committee under the leadership of President Phillips. has swung through its second year of action. It is composed of an efficient working group taken from the faculty. the administration, and the students. The student representatives are the presidents of Student Government and Student Council. respectively, and two elected members from each governing board. The committee is concerned with promoting harmonious relationships between faculty and students to the advantage of both and to work out solutions to any campus problems by redirect- ing the problems into the proper channels or by dealing with them directly. It is an over-all representative group which. in its very organization, has the power to carry out immediately any of its decisions. The prohletns this year have presented a variety of issues. They included dispensing with meal tickets in the dining room. withdrawing Bates from the listing in the commercialized magazine Whos Who in American Colleges. sponsoring new Bates traditions, creating a student music committee to provide more chapel tnusic. conducting the campus Red Cross Drive. coordinating the various activities committees by reorganizing them and by putting the Chase Hall Committee on a permanent basis. These are but a few of the more important problems discussed and solved. However. such things as food shortages, smoking rooms. reserve hook shortage. and dump piles were not ignored in the discussions and were solved as far as possible. Therefore we see that B. C. C. is an inclusive administrative committee. Through it the stu- dents can have tnuch to say about the policies and spirit of Bates. Let's use it!! BATES EU PEHE EE EUMMITTEE Fin! Ruff, lm! In right: S, Davitl-nn, XV. Ginn. Nl Ulrich l'f.r-l rr,fit1i'rrI,' R Smith F XYhcclcr. R lit-libs. Sfrnnd Row, lv! In riglzlz F llnnter. S llicks. C ll,nvl-tes. L. Youngs, Xl, llcniy. R Tense .lIi,uing: G. Hieliert. D. Nevntny, Xl. Dwincll, .X Smith. There are a great many people on campus who do not realize what a varied program Bates Christian Association is offering the campus. There are nine different commissions, each one carrying on its own work in its sphere. The Social Commission, under the leadership of Anne Smith. has had a very active year putting on tea in the Union. exam cocoas. June Day breakfast. planning the CA banquet, and providing Sunday music in the dining hall. Raymond Hobbs. chairman of Freshmen Commis- sion, led his group in various Freshmen Week activities such as meeting trains and buses. pro- viding information tent. IMUR party, the planned Stanton Ride that had to be cancelled he- cause of the weather. sponsoring Freshmen Orientation Discussion Groups and entertaining sub- freshmen throughout the year. Community Service Commission, with Marcia Dwinell, has for its program getting Sunday School teachers for surrounding churches. volunteer hospital work. entertaining at the old ladies' home and many other things. Of the many things that Campus Service Commission. under Shirley Hicks. has done, there are a few. They have run the CA Secondhand Book Store, put up Christmas lights on campus. provided ice cream and magazines in infirmaries and sent birthday cards to faculty. Public Affairs Commission has tried to keep pertinent issues of the nation before the campus. William Ginn, leader, and his group conducted a week's campaign on military peace- time conscription ending the week with a campus poll. They also have brought speakers on labor to the campus. The program that Muriel Henry and Ted Hunter have set up for Recon- struction Commission includes WSSF Drive. and the study groups on UNO in professors' homes. At their meetings they have had many good speakers. Religion Commission, with Charlotte Hawkes as head. has made possible the Sunday eve- ning Vesper Services. inter-faith discussions. and helped with Religious Emphasis Week. Depu- tations Commission sends out teams to nearby churches to conduct socials and services. This is headed by Bob Towse. Suzanne Davidson. head of Publicity Commission. and her group have publicized the different projects of CA by various methods of fliers and posters. and student contact. The CA Cabinet. which meets each Wednesday night, is made up of the leaders of these nine commissions, the President of Freshmen Cabinet and the executive board. with Dr. Zerby and Mr. Seward as advisors. The executive board of 1945 and 1946 was Gordon Hiebert. who has since gone into the service. as president: Muriel Ulrich as vice-president and now acting as president: Frances Wheeler as secretaryg Bob Smith as treasurerg and William Ginn, acting vice-president. This committee coordinates the many activities of the Christian Association. This glimpse of the work of BCA shows a picture of the varied program offered. the opportunities for Bates students to express themselves in worthwhile activity. CHRISTIAN ASSUEI Tlil t -L 3 , . 1 -1 Fin! Rum, lift to right: Dr. Carlson. F. Dean, Ii lnouye. Prfyirlrnt: D, Stout, R. Burlm. Strand Roux lr-tt to J right: Prof. Xvilkins, YV. Beaupre. .lfiuincgz lrof, Wbitheck As a consolidating and policy approving organization. the Publishing Association brings unity to the three distinct college publications, the MIRROR. Student and Garnet. Back in March 1925 the Board of Directors had their first official meeting. and during the successive years have seen the life and death of the Bobcat, a humor magazine and the Bufioon. whose title clarifies its contents. The Garnet was made part of its charge when it had grown sufiiciently to achieve independence through indirect efforts of llle Student and the Spofford Club. In 1932 the NIIRROR was given supervision by P. A. and the revised 1940 constitution now clearly dehnes P, Afs duties to these three campus publications. Although all pupils who subscribe to the Student are members of the Publishing Associa- tion, the actual business is carried on by a Board of Directors. Three faculty members as super- visors are appointed by the president, and this year were Dr. Carlson, Professor Wliitbeck, and Professor Wilkms. treasurer. The five student members are chosen at the all-college elections in the spring and consist of a president, vice-president, and secretary from the incoming senior tlass, and a men's and women's representative from the incoming junior class. THE PUBLISHI G SSUEI TIU N 3 First Row, lr!! to right: R, hloulton. Kelso, lXl'. Van Yvyck, W. Sherman. B. Carter. B. East, H. llochstulil. Snond Row, Ifft to right: E. Gray, C. Carlson. J. Cleland, R. Kammercr, B. Varncy, L. Davis, P, Gordon, D. Tillson. The Women's Athletic Association has three main areas of activity-its special projects. its sports, and its training program. We began our series of activities for nineteen forty-five aml six with a welcoming party for the incoming freshman girls during Freshman Week. The large group was skillfully directed by Barbara Varney and Miss Durfee in wget-acquaintedii games, square dancing, and singing. Following the Freshman Rec came our Training Rally in November. As chairman, Barbara Carter made the rally one of the most original and effective we have ever seen. We feel that we have a valuable training program, and that many of the girls at Bates consider it an integral part of their daily lives, This program may perhaps be one of pioneering. Other colleges have become interested and appreciate its merits. We hope they will find it as success- ful as we have at Bates. To a newcomer, this program may sound somewhat difficult but a little will power often solves any problems. The decision is up to the individual. As an in- centive to others may we say that we have taken it and had lots of fun doing it. Other projects of the year were the Mid-Year Cocoas, Betty Bates Day, Hare and Hound Chase, Thorncrag Outing, and June Day Breakfast. As usual we offered a wide variety of sports including hiking, volleyball, modern dancing, swimming, badminton, basketball, batball, archery, hockey, baseball, skiing, skating, bowling, tennis, and a ping pong tournament. Presentation of awards is another interesting part of our activities. Careful consideration is taken in deciding upon worthy recipients of these awards. White sweaters are given to those juniors and seniors who have shown good sportsmanship, ability, interest and participation in W. A. A. activities. A silver loving cup may be awarded to a senior who has shown outstanding sportsmanship, athletic ability, leadership and general attitude. Our board tries to work as an integrated whole, with each and every member knowing what the work of every other member and that of the board as a whole is. In this way every member is more vitally and constructively interested in the work of the organization. Our goal is to enrich the recreational lives of as many girls as possible through our sports and projects. By means of a representative in each dorm we keep every girl on campus up to date on what we are offering, what we have done, are doing, and plan to do in the future. WUM ' THLETIE SSUIII TIU F -ff R'1f - ffl! I0 Vlxifllfi R. ljclrvptllvis. P. Donovan, R. Swcctser. E R-wwe. E. Nlay, D. Strout. S. llihite. Sfrrnnl Karr, lf!! to nqlzrz 5, Bean, Lmlieflerrnati, l. Provencher, C. Grant. R Whit-on. L. Fogcl, D. Golder, hi. A. Golcler Tlzml Row, lrlt In right: Xl. Norwood, L. Lopcr, hi. Snow, A. Sweet, B Bartlett. Hawkins, W. Sweet. Fourth RUTH- lffr fa f1.L'f1fI J, Thompson, B. Buck. R. Eastman. A. Small, A. Tufts. Alining: D. Petrie, F. Shackford, M- H '!'f. R- I'-I-4Cr0I1. Nl. Tulvbctts. B. Yarney, E. Wood, K Barbalias, F. Brings, P. Durgin. R. Nfurphy. Y. Fortin, A. Hammond, B. O'Brien, B. Sherry, D. Stetson. The Lambda Alpha Society of Bates is an organization made up of the women students who live off campus. Most of the girls come from Lewiston and Auburn hence the name Lambda Alpha. In their pleasant lounging rooms in Hathorn they study, hold weekly council meetings, and occasional parties. Each town girl is affiliated with one of the girls' dorms in order that they may take part in some of the campus parties and also so they may have a horned on campus. The girls elect their ofhcers at the time of the all-college elections each spring. The presi- dent. a member of the senior class, becomes a member of Student Govermnent. For this year Erma Rowe was the president. Betty May, a junior, was vice-president. Roberta Sweetser, a sophomore, was secretary. The Council is composed of these three officers: Patricia Conavan, seniorg Roberta Wzltsoli, juniorg Francis Briggs, sophomoreg and Alice Hammond and Rachel Eastman, representing the freshmen. In their weekly meetings they follow the same procedure as the house meetings of the dorms. The first Thursday of every month they have a supper meeting at the WOIHCIITS Union. A committee of girls cook and serve the meal. After this a mass business meeting is held. Woiiieii faculty members and faculty wives are asked as guests. Some form of social program is put on by tl1e girls. These are really parties in every sense of the word and the girls enjoy the fun of preparing the supper, serving it and furnishing entertainment for their own members. Each year at Christmas we hold a party in our rooms in Hathorn with every town girl bringing a dorm girl as her guest. There is always a big tree. a strangely familiar looking Santa Claus and a joke present for everyone. The week before school begins in the fall a cabin party is held at Thorncrag in honor of the incoming freshmen. This way the frosh,' become acquainted with the famous Thorncrag hot dogs, cider, and doughnuts. For the first time, Creek-lettered pins have been ordered for Lambda Alpha. Each year Lambda Alpha sponsors an all-college function such as the very successful tea dance. It certainly is fun working in this 'ctown girls, unit. and we hope future members will find it the same. AMBD ALPH fin' Ruff' lf!! lu rivfil' l Prince, j. Rosequist. E. Zaza- poulos, BI. H-ilden, Eriifmg G. Finelli, .X Smith. N. Garumii, R. Mc-nlmn. Sriond Row. lzjt Io fight: S llicks. B.il.lwin. .-X. Carter, E, XYilli.ini-. E. Wohn. xl. Blossom. J. Nelson, KI. Henry. Third Rau: lf!! to nght: KI. Overton, C. Carlson, N. Wray. KI. Harvey, II. Putt. vl. Klanc, B. Hill. Fourth Row, fri! to right: D. Stetson. .-X, Smith. B. C-wfgrove. R. Kohl, I. hloller. E Routier. .Viss- ing: F. Purley, A. Tlzclis. S. A Gove Catlicart. B xlhf- ney, T. Yassar. D. Tillson, G. Sandulli, KI, Davis, B. COCDCY, B Ilnulmins. ET ST UE 1- .D f Q f A.. ' V. T B . gg 2 L . -- 33 Q S - Y E N? , J -Q xp 5 X- 9 f ' Y V 1 W . first Row. ld! ln figlzfi Xl. Stanley, G Nickeri-un, S, Ad- kins. L. Kumpunen. Prrfi- dsntj R. Barba. K. Reilly. B, Chandler. Sffond Ruff. If-'I Io nglxii B. Xlclrich. R, Xloulton. C. Hamlin. D, Cobb. C. Booth, L. lvhittgaker Thifd Row, lzft to right: E. XVohn. E, Xvilliams. flfxafinez F, Fur- ley. IJ. Petrie. D Nevnlny, J. Gumpright. V. Sikoru. PPUHU CLUB iegl. hal fffig RU lwr to right B Xlinluer. 5 .Xdl-qins. L, Kum plum-n. Eilimrg K Reilly. B Qlimiiller Sfrovxif Row, l H tv riyfift R Barlwgi. il llcililer X Pcirwn .llziiiny ll Pc trim.-. E lliry, I.. bniirlv R Rdvcrlwl, rut Ro 0 right: E. Hu bard R Smith E. Dyer. Dane R Woodland. B. Dodge RI Dani Szfond Roux to fight I' Dean H. San- to. C Qrmer N Dodge. N. Hartlnn YV Siwyers. Third I f to right I lNIather. 1 I E Wvlwiltrlker. L. ite Cults fourth Row. rig! B East, J. omp on L Youngs, A. LEGE EH W acPAHLA .L.4.!! fin! Row. lrft to fight: Chaligny, Xl. Xleyer, P. Wlake- man. XI, Langille. F. Sudhalt- er. Xl. Skelton. KI. XYagner. NI. Davis. C Davis. Szcond Row. lr!! to fight: R. Thomson. BI. llamlin. L. Heflerman. S, Cove, B. Young. E. Daley. B. Xlason. E. Slelrli. QI. XYilliz4mS, L. Wil- rnonr. Third Rofzf, ld! to right: . Beach. E. -IUH95. D Chgve, ,. jolnmm. .X. Peterson. Nl. Biiland. D. Stetaon. G. Xlich- els. J. BJltluin. fourth Roux. lrrl 10 right: YV. Sawyeri. R. Xliller. B. Dodge. C, MacAr- thur. R. Xlunrnl. F Chenery, D. Leary. R. Smith, Fivlh Row, IN! In righl: KI. Dodge. A. Tulle. F. ,lc-men, Gilleqoie. E. Cimier. ,l. Clllli. D. Kinney A. Cmsson. E N UHPHIE SUEIETY Fifrl Rofr. lfxlif to fighl: T. llunrer. B. Enst. E. Rmb. R Smith. Pn'si1lfnt,' E.. Frost. Xlnthcr D. Leary Srrond Rocw. If-rl in right: L. Heller- mzm. Xl. Gibbs. D. Snyder. A. frowrm. C. Davis. KI. llarthan. X. Hudwn. Baldwin, Third Ruff. lfvt to righl: H. Tucker. NI YY:mner. J. Nvoodward. B. Xlason. L. Youngs. E. Routier. R. finnnmon. E. Dyer. Allis:- iug: wl. Ballentinc-. P. jordan. KI. Norwood. G. Xlichels. G. Rf-wan. D. Sleath, G. Nicker- son. E XYrwod. J. Cromley, J. Thompson. E Stone. lXI, Dwin- ell. Sfrnlary-Trfarurzr: Nl. Stewart !'lfr'APfi,fl.dfHf .' E Kfzrlwy. J. Patmorc. F. Dean. Fifi! Row, Izft to right: A Colder. J. Harrington, R. Still- man, D. Strout. PrzJidz1zt,' F. Wheeler, B hililler, NI. Ingra ham Scrond Row I: t to ri ht . . f g : L. Montgomery, R. Alward. D. Brigham, W. Ginn, ll. Wil liams, N. Clough. Tfzirrl Rau Ir!! to right: W. Stringfcllow L. Kumpunen. NI. Richards, J, Blossom. PULITIE5 EL DEB!-XTI IIUU- EIL v- - PQY Fir!! Row, lift to righl: XV. Sherman, J. Cleland, Prof. Kim- ball, Prof. Seward, RI. Lana gille. Srranzl Row. Iilt to right: Duval, NI. llcnry. RI Boucher. RI. Rleyer. F. Sud- halter. Third Row Ifft to right: Gumprieht. Prof. Ber- tocci. IXI. Dwinell. PHI SIGMA IUT fini Ruuy ld! to 1'-ight: S. Da vidmn. J. Packard. R. Isaac sun. P. Iluy. P. Donovan, S Hicks, H. Pratt. Sfmrzd Row lf!! to right: N, Pearxon, D Tripp, KI. Richardx, L. Sl1iclLlQ NI lVagncr. G. lacquer. B Goldnmn. .lliyrxngz A. Carter L. Davis. L. Flett, J. Gleafon E. Keith. D. Lichter, B. O'Con nell, Parsons. R Rudolph E. Stover. A. NVacle. D. WE lynfki, E. Zazopoulom. SOLDIERS XVIFE Muriel Stewart and Preston Abbott HUBI SU PLAYERS U! Rum, left tn right: F, Shackford, Xl. Ryun, Kfiss Scl1.aeHer. KI Stanley, R. Small. Suomi Ruta: lzj! rn 1 KI. YYilNon. XY:mdwarti. B. Xldrich. Y. Starrett. J. Dwty, As YoU LIKE IT Left to Right: Vivienne Sikora, Barbara Varney, Florence Furfey RUBI SU PL YEHS PYGMALION Left to Right: Ruth Moulton, Trafton Menclall, .loyce Lord, June Duval PET ITE ACAD EIE fzrrt Row. lf!! to r:ghI: Xu U'Bricn, Mix: Carlwn, R. Chrxst Non. Srmnd Rnru, iff! Io rgilzt: G. Wallace, W Sher- mdn. R. Pexmpulos. Mining: B Xlurfc, F. Briggs, B, Dodge, R. Barbalias. Fin! Row, lrft to righiz Du- v.al. Xl. Langlllc, KI. Xleyer, KI ESTES ELUB LAWHA EE EHEMIEAL SUETETY ,. Y 24 R. Daniels, J. Robequisr. llenry. Srrond Row, left to right: XI, Daggelt, NI Boucher, F. Sudhaller. .lliningz lluvkins. lneram, G. jacquex. F. Brimls, Prof Ber- locci First Row. iff! to fighl: P. Til- ton. Dr. NV, Thomas, XV. Thom- sen. Dr. XV. Lawrance, B. Mill' er, ll Inouye, C. Lane. SH- ond Row, left to righlz C. Carl- son. Dr. F. lXIabce, J lNIoore. WJ-l.A. LETTEHWU Fir!! Row, lf!! to rigni: Cle- land, W. Sherman. NI. Van Wyclc, R. Asker. P. NVilson. Srmnd Row. lzlt to right: Nelmn. Y. Rlcc. R. Stillman. P. MucKl.4fkin ,l. Sunn. B. Carter, ,lluwnii ,l. Packard. JUHUAN-HAMSDELL SUE TIPIE SUEIETY fn!! kll'f5', lrlt ro right: W'illiamN. X. Croffon, R. Afker, Dirrrtorj Rlnther. C. Hawkes. Suomi Rock, If-lt Io right: J, Scheuermann. KI. Skel- ton, Wloudwarcl, F. lenven, KI, Clark, E. Daley, ,lliysingt J. Patmore, NI. KVM-on. EAHILLU nl Rn-:fy If-vt to right: ll. Rmvc, Nl. Y.un Wlyck, Dr K W lu k l Vcl wr L .ml lv, ,. . mi 1, D e.1 , . ' Snvycr, XXI. Kleycr l' Oycl Sr: mul Kung lf!! ir right: ll. Slruul, R. Stlllmln I Xl l 'N B . .1y, ' IXIJCLI1-gkfn, . one, P. Clxaplowc Yhml Row. lrfz to rzghfz R XY ll nk F J rx L l .vm .rg A c fen, J. ioe L' XYcl1lx, l', .-Xbbott, B, Buck . ,lllmnqz C. Funncgnn, .-X. Gen cm. J Iulrmhelle. I. Sunn. M Tlblwlts. MUUER UA EE EL B 5' '.li fzrxt Row. Irv! tu right: I Brackctt. YV, Sherm.1n, KI, Yun XVyck. J Tlmrnpsuxl. Sffond Row, Ir'l lo ngfzfz B. Flem- mann. J Svmn, WI, Prime. N S.AX'flfd.-I P.4uk.1rd. 4 Ye Zlfli-V fin! Rui , lf! In right: ' 43 Snlxeucrxmrm. II. Huh-lulml. B. fglflug l,'l1.411.1lcr.Mlf Rowe, E Nvofm, Rf C . f'z f IU r if- Vr'1I,fI!fz'f, bccunq r1:l1!: XI, Wvillun 71 ' ' . 1 iroxt. Priu- .' R. .Xxken NI. Vlrich. E XYl1iII.1kcr. ,Uiyrxxnfji Y, S:- l-mm, R B.lrlw.1. WJ-LA. EU EHE5 5 'T' Q ia... N SPUHT5 REVIEW firff Rory, Inf In right: XI Yan YYyuk, KI lflriuh. 1. Sunn .-X. Smith. XI. XVHQOU, R, Xloul mn J. Knox, P, XVilaon. .X Cxwrarnxx. XI, Gnlder. U TIN E B DIHEETURS Firft Row, Izft to right: E. Durfee, R. Stillman, Pr:Jidrnt,' P. lXIaclX'l:1ckin, Dr. Sawyer Sfmml Row, iff! to right V. Rice, R. Gumb, R. Bailey, R, Wioodcock, F. Dean. Illiffingt Cults, VV, Siwyer, D Decker. UUTI G EL B EUUNEIL First Row, lzft lo right: F. Dean, B. Dulrfee C, Carlson, R. Stillman, Prrridnzl: P W'ilson. Dr. Sawyer, B. Varney Sffonzl Row, Ifft to right: E. Mills, R. Gumb. P. Wakeman, R Wvooclcock, V, Rice, R. Hobbs, lXI. NVilson, R. Bailey Third Row, lzft to right: J. Packard, lNI. Ulrich. B. Carter, L. Whittaker, I Prince, L. Youngs. P. lNI:aclNIackin Jlliuing: J. Cutts. W. Sawyers, D. Decker. D. Brigham, H. Inouye, J. Baldwin, E. Hary, B, Beattie, M. Lorenz A, Kneeland, P. Abbott, F. Disnard, G. Fleischer, A Bradbury, W. Baker, R. Stone. fin! Row, lf!! fn right: .Xf- nnld, Keller. Lex inc, IJ.n-is, Tlmnmps-Jn, Hervey, 'Iusseln n. L.1RwChclle. Card, IXIIIHCII. Suv ond Raw, lrft to rilhft Couch Pond, Levine, Gnuld, SUIIICIY land, Goldman, Burney, Booth- lw, Cunnane, Gcswell, Parent, Cmhnear, Blkzmlmrd. Crum-Ili. TENNIS ,1ll171l1Cz'f. l.r'YI In nghii Cmnlx Xlana fivld Horne, Yail, Haine- XYuudcock. Stronu Heckler xxYUiSIH.lIll. Rcicher, Billins, Slcx' Q-mon, SEB!-XLL TRACE fin! Ruff, frlt to rlqhl: Xlur- phy, Wilmer. Clason, Snntry, Slurpix. Diinud, Dyer, DCNIM- cu, Icncllrm, I'IOVx'ill'Ill. DOCIEB. Srfrmrl Ruff, lr!! fn right: Couch Thompson. Horne, Swift. Hoxmrd, Kfikuilonis. Rutter. Fisk. AIIZIIIIQFVQ Karayinnis. Swaxciy, Wvilson, Palmer. Thom- ronA Crufby, .fluifiarxt jlanagfr. Fin! Row, left to right: F. Dean, C. Carlson, Chuirmanj L. Shields. Sfrond Row, iff! to right: E. Wvohn, S. Dzivideon. Third Row, lift tn righlz F. .flliningz F. Disnarcl, A. Brad- bury, D. Johnson. HUUSE EH CZ' ASE HALL EUMMITTEE aah 4- 5 ,N .f. -1 A if . . r 1 A , i N ' . + 5 VIEE-PHESIUE TS firyt Row, lr!! In fighlz C. Wood. F. Sliacklord, B, O'C0n- nell, J Gnmpright, lXI. Rynn, Nl. Stanley. li. Zazopnulox, R. Small. Stroud Ruff, lfjt to fight: Rl. Gull, R. Kfirninerer. J. Wboclwnral, I Patmurc, B. Aldrich, B. Varnfy. Y. Slan- rett, NI, Diluuelt Thin! lima If-it lo right: V, Siknrn, R. Kohl, Klein F.. Keith, Nl. lVilson S. Huffington, Nl. Kley- er, Nliss Schaeffer Fourlh Razr. ffft to righl: J. Keyex P, Gm. clon, Daly. lhl Clark. Harrington, Nl. Smith. Fifth Row, Ir!! to right: B. de Young, L. Foster, .l. Lord, Xl. Rfaleer, G. Finelli, KI llqirvey. X . HEELEH5 WW?- 2: 45 fin! Karr. lr!! tn rryfzli Li, Qlnrlfon, j SLllClICI'lHrlHI1, R. Snmll, N1 Spnilinry, li. Z.1zo- pnulm. Srrnml Rmb, ffl! tn ngghiz J. Duty. Xl. Henry, N. Clnuuli, lf Vlcnfcn, B. hl.my, R. Xlnnllon. R, Barlm, 5- In .4 G, y . ,, if l 4 .,4 ' 'rv' 9 .. 1 l LA A s.. .. 'F . 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Vx,x--.- xp--u-. 5 4 li Gi uwsw 1 . : W- ,!,,.n ? til ll Ae -is-fr' -fy X , 1. 1 G ed CE- SKY ' ' -.........1rU ...Af la rf 'Vx' 1 . l '-ia' Al el: ' f N'-'P :'. ,A ' rf E ' '-sv t X 4 3 2 4 I ' I A 4 I A. r ,ie K S 13 Q 1 l',,,'n N- - 4' W. X -. ,4 Y, L- - 1 L ,dl ' -I , I 'u' ...Q ,..n V ,,....-. I 3 i-f S 3 -, . Vi K3 G4fJmfz,zng E lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllll E Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1946 Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1947 El Ei E lulllllllllllllllllllllnlll lunnlullll E Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1948 Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1949 E El E1 E1 om lark ash ONE TYVENTY-FIVE MAIN STREET LEXVISTON. MAINE X OfC1'alPlz0f0graplzer to the 1940 JIIR R O R ofBf1fes College For more than Sz'xtyji'ue yefzrf - Stobbf Prey: Crqfirfnezz fzafve produced fine P77-llflullg 'I'HEf9f'Ol?L5PRESS Printers of 'The I9l-86 Mirror' W0l'C65fE7 S, .V1'a5,wzfZv115efl5 E llllllllllllllllllllllllul E Compliments Sears, Roebuck and Cn 212 MAIN STREET LEWISTON MAINE TEL. 5100 PICKS FOR 66 YEARS PECK'S HAS CROWN WITH BATES AND LEWISTON During all those years Peelis has been a living exponent of the theory that there is no economy without quality.- Peck's and quality are synonymous. Merchandise of Merit Since 1880 E3 E1 EXCLUSIVE Invisible iIIarking Phone 29 0 Jucllclns Laundry INC. FRED H. TUFTS G. ROYAL TUFTS President Vice-President GEORGE W. TUFTS Manager and Treasurer 'GEO' Inquire for Campus Agent fella! Flegfleea Students' favorite store for their college needs. Sweaters and skirts for campus wear. Bates bedspreads and curtains for an attractive background to Under- graduate life. Whrttetver your needs try REID AND HUGHES H. P. HUUD gl SONS DAIRY EXPERTS ICE CREAM MILK and CREAM Auburn, Maine HOTEL DEWITT 'The Friendly Heeer' LEWISTON MAINE A Modern Fireproof Hotel European Plan Good Food and Courteous Service in our Crystal Dining Room and Lounge. Upholding Maine's Tradition for Hospitality and Fine Food. Excellent facilities for Reunions, Banquets, Dances, Meetings and Conventions. Garage in Connection Ample Parking Space Telephone 4200 ALLEN J. Baowyiz, Manager E E1 WILIIU Kes. On Your Dial -QSO LEWISTON, MAINE TW! N-CITY PRI NTERY 14 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. LETTER PRESS-LITHOGRAPHY RULING-BINDING-DESIGN LAYOUT Phone 420 ATHERTONS HEADQUARTERS FOR HQUALITY-TESTED HOME FURNISHINGS ATHERTON'S Pine and Lisbon Streets Lewiston Maine THERE is Nothing Complicated about a Bank Account. Just Come in as You Would Enter Any Other Place of Business. WALK IN -O30 Lewision Trusl: Co. Lewiston, Maine E lllll lullllln uunln Inn :nu lnlnllIIllnnlnlllllllluIllIIIllulllllnlIIlllulnlnnIIllInunllnlullllllunlll E , YValton's Bakery Products are best Complzments of A. H. Benoit 81 Co. because always Uniform, Fresh and Dependable SOLD BY ALL INDEPENDENT CROCERS WALTON 'S BAKERY CLOTHING FOR MEN 162 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Me. Auburn, Maine for FLOWERS Xgaxlflilnlllwldf AK' X ' R0 S D B HS FLORIST na: ussou 5'l1XV!L'EVllSTON.ME Auburn Theatre Bldg. Compliments of Compliments of FRED H. TUFTS G. ROYAL TUFTS S 3 PRINTING SPECIALISTS Lewistorfs Air-Conditioned Restaurant Rubber Stamp Manufacturers O50 193 Middle St. Lewiston, Me. Telephone 1710 197 Main Street Telephone 570 E ,HH nnnn E Compliments of C. L. PRINCE AND SONS Dealers in Boots, Shoes and Rubbers 26-30 Bates St. Lewiston, Mc. Compliments of EXCEL CLEANERS HOTEL LITTLETON 100 Main Street Telephone 3880 STEPHEN POLLEYS, Mgr. LlJ.E.Q'.?Q.2 SMART THINGS TO WEAR 72 Lisbon Street WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS J. K. CAMPBELL UPHOLSTERINC DRAPERIES New Home Furnishings Tel. 3172-W 37 Sabattus St. Lewiston, Me. WOODWORTH'S HAROLD Coomzn. Prop. Bicycle Shop-Maellilie Sllop Movie Film Rentals 26 Main St. Lewiston. Me. MILLIKEN TOMLINSON CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS I1-I5 Lincoln St. Lewiston, Me. ANDERSON 81 BRIGGS. INC. Phone 4820 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Cor. Court and Main Sm-f-is Auburn, Maine E 'Ill' lnnu Q lnlullIllvllullllulllllllIIllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllltllnllllllllllllull FOGC'S LEATHER STORE QU-1 LITY LUGGAGE 123 Main Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments of RIDLEY'S LAUNDRY Good work-Good service- Fair prices Tel. 1629-W 23 Bridge St. Lewiston Co m pli m ents of PLAZA GRILL Main Street Lewiston, Me. To the Class of 1946, congratulations and best wishes for success. To the Classes of '47, '48, '49, may we ex- press the hope that we will serve you in the future as we have served Bates students in the past. AN N 'S FLOWER SHOP Distinctive flowers and corsages for all occasions Tel. 827 40 ASH STREET Opp. Postofiice 2' 79 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. 4'Known for Value 113 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. Tel. 4757-M Hats Remodeled ZELIA ROBIE ROY Millinery of Distinction 173 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. Compliments of BOSTON TEA STORE Est. 1815 S S. Woonsunv, Prop. Fancy Groceries and Confectionery 249 Main St. Telephone 570 El E1 FRANICS HStore for Men Frank Features Sportswear 205 Main St. Opp. Strand Lewiston ROSS, ICE CREAM O50 '6Where the College Congregatesn Compliments of FRANGEDAKIS RESTAURANT som FOUNTAIN Booth Service Modern Air-Conditioned 165 Main Street Lewiston Sterling by Towle, Gorham, Lunt, Wallace and Reed-Barton Prize CupsfClocks-Fountain Pens Bill Folds Expert Watch Repairing BARNSTONE-OSGOOD JEWELERS 150 Lisbon Street Lewiston Compliments of THE BATES COLLEGE STORE Compliments of BOSTON SHOE STORE 90 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine SENTER, GIROUX, CANIFF 81 CO. 168-174 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine The Store for Everybody R. W. CLARK DRUG STORE Where Quality Counts 24-3 Main St. Lewiston E IllIllIIIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIll lllllullllllllllllllilllllllllll llllllll 2 Compliments of MARY'S CANDY SHOP Main Street Lewiston N ORRIS-HAYDEN LAUNDRY QUALITY WORK IMMEDIATE SERVICE Auburn MCCIIHHICQS Row Courtesy Quality Service You've tried the rest now try the best SAIVFS ITALIAN SANDWICHES 268 Main St. Lewiston, Me. Tel. 83325 Dine and Dance JOY INN American-Chinese Restaurant All kinds of Chop Suey to take out Telephone 1643 20 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. DAY'S .IEWELERS OPTICIANS 84 Lisbon Street Stores at LEWISTON BANGOR PORTLAND WIATERVILLE BIDDEFORD CRONIN AND ROOT MSELL GOOD CLOTHES for Men and Young Men O90 127 Lisbon St. Lewiston BERRY PAPER CO. Your Stationer School Supplies .... Leather Goods Dennison Goods 49 Lisbon Street Lewiston Compliments of LINCOLN STORES, INC. L'Known for Values 100 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine llunnlIlulllllnlnllnlnlln nlllll lull nullllllllllllllullnlull lllll E1 EI Compliments of HALL 81 KNIGHT HARDWARE CO. uMaine's Newest Hardware Store 20 Chapel Street Lewiston We wish to thank the Class of 1946 for its generous patronage and wish its members true success in their chosen fields. QUALITY SHOP 050 143 College Street Compliments of WILLS St I-IICKS JEWELERS 94 Court Street Auburn Tel. 1432-W COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of NICHOLS TEA ROOM 162 Lisbon St. Lewiston. Me. Telephone 474-W BATES STREET CICAR AND CONFECTIONERY CO. Wholesalers of Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes and Confection- ery. St-hralft's Chocolates, Murray's Syrups and Fruits, Coca-Cola 12-14 Bates St. Lewiston, Me. Telephone 3120 Garments Altered, Cleaned, Pressed, Repaired. Furs Remodeled and Repaired THE NATIONAL TAILOR Suits to Order for Men and Woiiieil Telephone 1358 ,I 268 Main Street Lewiston, Maine KEEP YOUR WAR BONDS -Q 44 A . 5. 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