Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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CLJXSS OF WF W Biology Barbara A. Chandler could usually be found trotting back and forth from the bio lab or skiing through a tree. Every inch is packed with dynamite, but WAA didn't blow up. Alan I. Dunham was busy managing the foot- ball team, true. but the season's major victory was tolled on hospital scales. not Hathorn, when baby Susan joined the family. Robert A. Greene. Pistol is a real straight- shooter. and has an unerring eye with a billiard cue. The whole campus enjoyed his Mayoralty midget show. A. Dunham R. Greene T. Coshnear, vice presidentg J. Holmes, secretaryg M. Stephanian, presidentg L. Blackmon, treasurer. Note: Dr. William H. Sawyer, Jr. 28 Directory of Senior Activities page 110. B. Chandler NS iff.

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Stanford R. Inman was a tried and true Samp- sonvillian, loyal to the point of leaving his two children in their mother's care while he de- fended the settlement on the basketball court. Judith B. Litchfield. Judy isn't just another biologist, but an expert on caddis Ilies. She also distinguished herself by skiing Suicide Trail down Mount David. no mean achievement. Joan E. McCurdy pieced together many a layout for the STUDENT and puzzled out many a pattern for her knitting needles, Twinkl- ing fun, and Mac's the center of the laughter. Edward C. Michaud, former caretaker of Car- negie, is easily spotted by his ruddy complexion. methodical lab desk, and the remark, How good can we get? Christina Macgregor chose Outing Club as her favorite row to hoe, and, rather than call a spade, a spade, Chris used a more sociable tool, the knitting needle. Kent J. Macomber. That tall girl who looks like a fashion plate is Kim, and she's her own designer. In this case, style and scholarship are synonymous. Margrett J. Moulton. Here again, gone again- as CA's attractive prexy. Peggy is always los- ing her weekends attending conferences. Peg spells spirit with a smile. Nancy J. Moulton. Over coffee and Aida . Nan pondered what makes kitty run. With her microscopes and home observations, she plans to teach cat-osophy to future generations. Dr. Mark T. Crowley, Mr. Robert B. Wait Dennis N. Okeke kept us all amazed and amused with his adventures in the English language and tales of Nigeria. Dennis. how- ever, felt right at home at Bates. Donald Peck was always all wrapped up in test tubes and cats. A pre-med student gets well acquainted with his books, and Don was no exception. S Inman J. McCurdy C. Macgregor M. Moulton D Okeke J Litchfield E. Michaud K. Macomber N. Moulton D Peck ftnsvi? aatt . wma 29