Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1953 volume:

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J, I , . 6 , g . ga.- 2 4 b an 1. -vxa '. . J x il , . X r . I 5 pu. I ,f IA-1: ,L :Q H 3 x, 4 V 1 4. Q -vi, J' J, ,Q 'Q ., . XE.. g M 'lx 1' ' , 4. 4 v . , L, vb A sniff' W :J 5 ,-uf I . Q fm! 5 NX , fvkkf, G H -4 'fx i , f MX if m N F3 S V W W Nl li 1-2 ' Q, 4SN Odd kd ws QM-fV N H5 .,,,, ,TA 569 ' H K , no , V ' 1 L' 'T lf if Y ,ff , fn A .f 1 mfs' ' r, 'f 9715-'3, H - '.1' -A ,' I 5. . K:-f ng an . v 41 fdfgz xx, 2 -f xv. , ?fy,,'3,.., 'V' , 145 A . , 5 ,.,5.,. -J 'f kv. ,- v' .., ggr 1,JA ,w A, I Lf., X '22- ','.:-f Y -, 'xx-1: ,A . A, .,iJ,.J4.1,,:fB leaked fion Sincere and conscientious, Professor Paul B. Bartlett dedicated twenty-two years of his life to Bates College. Directing the placement office as well as teaching classes in economics, Professor Bartlett efficiently held what was really a two-man job. His loyalty to the college transcended the mere outline of his duties, and his interest in its students was not concluded by their graduation. His home was not only a dwelling place for several students during their attendance at Bates, but also was always congenially open to those who sought his counsel. Rarely outspoken, his judgment was respected by both his colleagues and the thousands of Bates students and alumni in whom he was personally interested. His personable smile will remain in the hearts of all who knew him. ,,aui9 I if ,Q .', , . K , 4 , ' 5? . .4 I iff., t 053: sf ROBERT A. ADDISON, A. B. Instructor in Physical Education for Men See you at 3100.0 CARROLL P. BAILEY, M. S. Associate Professor of Physics ll e ziwfz go through the inlegratio the formula Jay: . . iw .A. n, bu! RAYMOND W. AIKEN, A. M. Instructor in English Pleate remember. it ir always more im- portant to ark the rigbl quertiom . . ROBERT G. BERKELMAN, A. M. Professor of English Secretary of the Faculty So what? t 5' w. 4 rf ' .if- 4 '-.... If Q' , X A B , 5-- 4 I fi 'rf 'QA ILENE E. AVERY, A.M. Instructor in Spanish Olaf I'll be late again. AUGUST BUSCHMANN, A. M. Assistant Professor of German 'Tbingr were different when I war 4 boy ' ' L M--M-f-ww 1 ANN F. CHESEBRO, B. S. Instructor in Physical Education for Women Let me Jlaouf you a snapshot of Mrs. Mac in her modern dance ozdfitf' LESTER R. CUMMINS, Ph. D. Associate Professor of Education Left soak in this ozfer the -weekend. HAZEL M. CLARK, A. M. Dean of Women Director of Admissions for Women Well How, just Mlm! reemf to be tba pfobfem? JOSEPH D'ALFONSO, Ph. D, Associate Professor of Philosophy Now tbafx logical, im? it? D. y,,,..,, J MARK T. Cl'lOWI.EY, Ph. Associate Professor of Biology A'Hnzw mn you ez'cr I'!lfJ'9 a fanzify if 1011 fwfr miie ff-nit fini? JOHN C. DONOVAN, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Government In Yecfion 4 of ,Slfflztfaifs 'Nczz' YH Timer . . .a!'Ml' gm MABEL EATON, A.B., B.S. Librarian W'e'll now take a running tour of the library. LESLIE S. FORSTER, Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry No, I take that back. ROBERT W. ELLIOT, Ph. D. Associate Professor of French Nom fle Ciel! Quel Temps! IVA W. FOSTER, A.B., B.S. Assistant Librarian Hare you looked in the ratalogue I! ROY P. FAIRFIELD, Ph. D. Assistant Professor of Cultural Heritage I am an idealirlf' ARTHUR M. FREEDMAN. A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics The wily bird' Had never heard Of marginal utility. it S' A GEORGE M. GAMBLE, JR., A. B Alumni Secretary fr ROBERT W. HATCH, B. S. Instructor in Physical Education for Men Head Coach of Football and Baseball lf: all in your laeadfu l Left all rite and :ing lhe Alma Maier. MARIE A. GIURICEO, A. M. Instructor in Classics Well, whore turn ir it today? RYLAND H. HEWITT, A.M. OSWYN K. HAMMOND, B. S. Part-time Instructor in Chemistry We'll do this in one fzvell foopf' BOB R. HOLDREN, A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics The unpulalifloed worlet of B. R. Holdren Instructor in Speech Did you listen to 'Helen Trent' today? f 'P X. X. RAYMOND L. KENDALL, A. M. Associate Professor of Education and Psychology That ffflllftltlj me of 11 vary. DOUGLAS E. LEACH, Ph. D. Assistant Professor of History You'd better watch for trendxf' LAWRENCE D. KIMBALL, A. M. Assistant Professor of French and Spanish I return to nature every Jammer MABEL L. LIBBY, A. B. Registrar No, the mark: aren't ready yet. fp fib- Ad', mm..,. A WALTER A. LAWRENCE, Ph. D. Stanley Professor of Chemistry Don't write this down yet. MILTON L. LINDHOLM, Ed. M. Director of Admissions for Men AJ an old grad. boys, I love to :ee you whip Bowdoin. BEVERLY J. LOHFELD, A. B. Director News Bureau 'I'll ask George to take a picture. MILFORD S. LOUGHEED, A.M. Assistant Professor of Geology Holy doodle. that? a pipf' JOHN K. MCCREARY, Pb. D. gl Q-3 3. , 4---', 3 4 .5257 LLOYD H, LUX, Ed.D. Professor of Physical Education for Men If you lmjt cnultl only lJt1I'6z!!HlZ thix . . jAMEs V. MILLER, JR.. B. D. Instructor in Religion I Cd77'i find the exart page righr ming haf- ' ' FRED C. MABEE, Ph. D. Professor of Chemistry Won't that he fun? Associate Professor of Psychology Now then, what have you? ELEANOR H. MORSE, B. C. S. Instructor in Secretarial Studies New time it will be better. DOUGLAS O, NICHOLS, M. F. A. Instructor in English I could lalk aff period on Nair. ERNEST P. MULLER, A. M. Instructor in History and Government You recall what happened . . HELEN R. NORTON, B. S. Instructor in Physical Education for Women Now Ladief . . . O. K.. ' ANDERS M. MYHRMAN, Ph. D. Professor of Sociology Deer anyone elre have anything to con- tribule to the diJcu5Ji0n? CHARLES F. PHILLIPS, Ph.D., LL.D President I5 that Io? BROOKS QUIMBY, Ed. M. Professor of Speech 'Ana' then I wrote a letter afzflftolzl them what I thought of the juflgerf' ELLIOTT M. RUDWICK, A. M. lr 4 HARRY W. ROWE, A.M. Dean Of the Faculty Well, I think something can he worked NORMAN E. Ross, B. S. ow. Bursar I'll he with you in a minute. CHARLES H' SAMPSONY Ed.M. RICHARD W. SAMPSON, Ed.M., A. M. Administrative Assistant Instructor in Physics professor of Engineering Drawing and Lez'r get out of here early this afternoon. Descriptive Geometry When I war at The Hzuztirzgton School for Boyi . . Instructor in Sociology Now take thi: care in Philadelphia . . . j A Sq ,. .il WILLIAM H. SAWYER, JR., Ph. D. Professor of Biology You had flair in frefhman biology! WALTER SLOVENSKI, A.M. Instructor in Physical Education for Men I'll clmllenge anyone in anything. ROBERT D. SEWARD, A. M. Assistant Professor of Spanish and French Now, rball we .ting some French songs? DAVID R. SMITH, M. Mus. LAVINA M. SCI-IAEFFER, A. M. Associate Professor of Speech 'ofldmenlr and endmentf and thingmenlr and Jtuffmentx . . Assistant Professor of Music I zviib you people would 'look' at me. CLINTON R. THOMPSON, A. B. Instructor in Physical Education for Men Don'l feel a day over forty. 'Six or eight liner from the bottom of ROBERT B. WAIT, A. M. Assistant Professor of Biology Aren't you glad you learned to draw in MARY E. THOMPSON, A. M., R. N. 2001081-9 Assistant Professor of Nursing 'Unlexf you have any further burning tlaoughtr, clan may be dimziJred. EMMET F. WHIITLESEY, A. B. Instructor in Mathematics PAUL WHITBECK A M I Cdlllf ree why you a'o1z't um2'errtanf1'. , . . . Professor of English i page 486. . l LENA WALMSLEY, A. M. Professor of Physical Education for Women Cel the pirt1zre.5 ' PERCY D. WILKINS, MS. Professor of Mathematics Nou' we don? tel! rbif to the frerhman, but- JOHN R. WILLIS, Ph. D. Assistant Professor of Cultural Heritage Nou' in lbe period of history Zfllifb we call. . . 401 . . EDWIN M. WRIGHT, Ph.D. Professor of English Let'5 have cz Jrhofarly report. KARL S. Wooncocx, Ph. D. Professor of Physics Tlai5 ir all very 1lraiglatforufam'. RAYBORN L. ZERBY, Ph,D. Professor of Religion and Cultural Heritage Director of the Chapel The queffimz of ro-ed dining if very def- inilely an educaiiomzl problem, Mrs Margaret V. Bisbee, House Directorg Hostess, Fiske Dining Hall. ,NX A HoUsE DIRECTORS, Lefz to right: Mrs. Helen C. Cowan, Mrs. Helen L. Mclntire, Mrs. Alice L. Miller. ev . LIBRARY STAFF, Lefz ro riglazg Miss Laura B. Mallett, B. S., Head of Circulationg Miss Florence L. Field, Assistantg Miss Iva W. Foster, A. B., B. S., Assistant Librariang Miss Ruth E. Lawrence, A. B., B. S.. Catalogerg Miss Mabel Eaton, A. B., B. S., Librarian. -ni lNFIRMARY STAFF, Leff to right: Mrs. Edna M. Lyford, R.N., Assistant Nurseg Miss Dorothy H. Abbott, R.N., Head Nurseg Mrs. Jayne F. Tibbetts, Assistant Nurse. N Sophomore Preskdent L. Compbe ,,,,f' V 4 ,, 1 ,. ' if i f '! v '9ff:, .. 'Q f. wh f. I '- Nas? COXCOQ fix SXHQXOY Y K6 gxaen CMJ, 9. X R- McAfee Gil' Ffeshmcn Presidem A . Goddard Senior Presi dent lp Al f-r K 5- 1: rrr' qv' lfU'll0l d CLASS OFFICERS, Jtmzding: N. Toner Vice-Presidenrg R. Weber, Treasurerg C Calcagni, President. Seated: N. Walker Secretary. I2 yf MXH: I' tl fb' 2' 9 .. J ylf ,uujllfgx .av .Said 0I'l'l0I'Q6 CLASS OFFICERS, rmnding: L. Brown, Vice-Presiclentg G. Schroder, Treasurerg L. Campbell, President. Seated: J. Merry, Secretary. f' - F N51 'S v at 41.2 Aix jl Q6Al'l'lQl'l CLASS OFFICERS, seated: V. Fedor, Vice Presidenrg K. McLin, Secretary. Standing R. McAfee,Y Presidentg B. Brainerd, Treas llfef. p YVM' I ,lwg-. ,-FK Q- N. -r',Q,5.,1 A.. f- fr-, S., -4 .,' ff. 'M ' qfnf.. , V -QW 'M' 1 il? ff 1 .. V X ,f . ,- G ' wx ,dm- Q, 414. .x A, , 211:-4 .Simian IQJQ N 'S-1 1-iw WW ,?', 2-'X - . 'Qiuxxf p A -.nz-mv 1 - .Q , .l - 'H Hf'fPwf wed 14 f :'51 Qf!' E 1:1 v ' , iw, Q th F, :.M.L.x , , L. -N 1225513 t Q Zin: -1 S ' 5' W s -awk. M- 7 I i x, 4 I L- W a E ,I r V Q' 1, xg fi! 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To rock and not to sand the fortress clings. But seasoned wood of ivy only grows So new leaves from old vines grow and quilt More iron-hard and thick skin blanketed The Walls in symbols of beginning, ready When torrent lashed like tree-top stranded crows. To take the place of those that die and wilt. This is the Vine of Life, for us to see How all things going forward must look behind For bedrock on which to build futurity. FORT P. MANNO IVY DAY SPEAKERS. Left to right, first row: A. Hakes, Kolovson, Toast to Facultyg M. Bolduc, Toastmaster. Not Orationg C. Parsons, Toast to Meng Joanne Fretheim, preterzzz F. Manno, Ivy Day Odeg W. Stover, Toast to Toast to Seniorsg E. Gilmarrin, Marshall. Standing: R. Coeds. 7 Z ,yoffywoo .6 edf uf' .2 Q25 14 'Sig TJ 412 A fi ON mi in yaclf avid ,SD f 7 13 mf- 1: f 1 4, 1 all 4 4 lf! H, fm ff .748 ,,..-1' Wi...-f , ' ,ne - gif ,, A :,k',?,.,,A.. MAN, 1 S.. , . i. ClyOl af.: ,I F A 4 1 4 4 if Jig ,H ' ,A .r 1, iw? fbgf , ' if 61 1 +1 bv l 21? 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DeS:mtis. women vice fgreiiolenfd vi: K C I in si i if ml- Q Lvft I0 rilqflf, fin! H1111 Q Grccne, C. Xvilcox, C. Maignu son, A. S.lbO, A. Ar.1cc,C. Guild SUVOPIAI' row: D. Domlwclx, li Kirscl1b.1um, lf. lfcinxot. l XVl1inlLlCn. ivy Lrff fo riglvf, firsl row: C. Magnuson, C. Greene. Second row: F. Hines, N. Braverman, G. Bateman, E. Feinsot, F. Russell, C. Parsons, J. Thompson, J. Angell, N. Borden. Tbira' row: Miss Chesebro, T. Woodman, J. Chapman, P. MacAvoy, R. Wheeler, V. L:1Fauci, R. Brenton, A. Oberheim, A. LeBlanc, Mr. Fairfield. I Oufing Left fo right, firsf row: C. Hollister, C. Magnuson, A. Bardos, C. Greene P. Hatch. Sefomz' row: M. Webber, J. Dudley, F. Hines, N. Braverman, G Bateman, E. Feinsot, F. Russell, C. Parsons, J. Thompson, J. Angell, N Borden. Third row: J. Lockwood, F. Beck, Miss Chesebro, T. Woodman R. Thies, Chapman, P. MacAv0y, R. Wheeler, V. LaFauci, R. Cutler R. Brenton, A. Obcrheim, K. Kaplan, A. LeBlanc, Mr. Fairfield, C. Fleming ' P. Johnson. XIMNS' Q4 a.fllIDWlNl I HJ' DEBATE ibegdfefzi 'fi r'q7E ?l lm H. . l L Leff fo right, firsf row: M. Bailey, A. Salvo, R. Rubinstein, A. Hakes, D. West, M. Brown E- Conron. SCC'0lIl1'7'0lUZ R. Sharaf, D. Peck, R. Thiess, R. Nile, W. Carroll, D. Wetherbee R. Hathaway, R. Breault, B. Taylor, R. Fales, M. Handspicker, R. Young, C. Chopelns 4 NN. W9 Left to right, first row: B. Walford, L. Smart, J. Fretheim, N. Blake. Second row: I. Birks, D. West, E. Ham, L. Higgins, MacDuffie, S. Bernard, R. Weber. Third row: Dr. Willis, Mr. Miller, Prof. Seward, A. LaRocque, M. Handspieker, L. Durgin, B. Hobbs, A. Hakes, F. Stred. Caginef D. Learned, M. Kushner, D. Wyllie, Houhoulis. Third f01U2 E. Gilmnrrin. X .ff mei? STAFF, lvfl fo rigbl, xerzfwfz E. Brill S. Hanson, E. White, K. Kirsclwbaum S. Benton, L. Rose, C. Dutton, .I Thompson, D. Ordes. Srmml row: D Cosimini, F. Lysnglmt, P. Small, B Mender, M. Rudolph, R. Kolovson, A Hakes, C. Parsons, QI. Rippey, C. Eas- ton, I. Lawrence, P. Knapp, M. Myers B. Morse. Tbim' row: E. VanVliet, R Haskins, N. Rnmsdell, AI. Leonard, S Coopersmitlm, tl. Merrill, XV. Hobbs L. Evans. 1. Peters, M. Round, A Noyes. w R SWEDE ANDERSON Left fo rigfvi, first rout N. Mills. Szwczrlif row: P. Knapp, S. Bidwell, R. Kolovson, A. Huntington, H.Iwortl1, K. Kirsclibnum. Tbirif rf1u': S. Bernard, D. Boyce, W. Stover, Barlow, G. Conklin, VI. Kennedy, A. God- dard, B. Swett, Carse. Mit juni-III-: R. Schmutz, R, Bryant, V. Keith, R. Haskins, R. Diekinson,R. H.IyeS.C. Easton, I.V.1n Hemcrt. V. L.IF.1uci. L JAQ irror PUBLISHING A5socgIATIoN, left to riglil, sealiulz P Scheuerman, N. Lofstedt. Slamfiulqz W. Hale, D. XVe5t, L. Willscy. 4 QP I I I AL HUNTINGTON and jo KENNEDY. 2 ,,. ri rl 'fl i ,G 2 1- . af .N 5 ww 'Wu COIICQIJ lui' group Wm 3 Quaffef f7Ae Zim! x 3 Xbx udic wifi .s .' . , Ll 4 S l . Left lo right, firsl row: C. Kinsley, Lippincott, Doyle. Srfomf rou' V. Forbush, A. Adams, L. Thomas, P. Knapp, C. Keiger. Tbirfl row: S. For bush, L. Bigelow, Hodgkinson, D. Manelas, W. Buhl, D. Caesar, C. East man, L. Sweeney, E. Van Vliet, R. Kolovson. mafia rfane CHRISTMAS VESPERS my '-R Y-sf DULCY plflfl-or finds h I5 'iff ff '-Lf Bella visits the Barrett sisters. aff' P2112- Left I0 right, first row: C. Gove, M. Webb, J. Clark, L. McWilliams, J. Frethcim, I Gronningen, C. Linclblow, K. McLin, J. Cleary. Second row: E. Ham, N. Tennett, J Lockwood, T. Pierce, Miss Schaeffer, I. Lawerence, B. Earl, C. Easton, J. Van Hemert P. Heldman, C. Day, J. Sturgis, J. Johnson, B. Doane. Tbim' row: H. Hendrickson, J Linn, M. Shatts, C. Flower, S. Hanson, S. Magnuson. Fourth row: D. Peck, R. Young T. Kugeman, D. Rubinstein, S. Bradeen, R. Thiess, A. Sabo, C. Schaffrick, G. Peaco. po U'L60I'l pfdgefzf gig Q gil fll QI Lrff In rigbl: R. Weber, EI. Dur- SPOKKOPJ Left to right, first row: D. Turner, L. Sweeney, J. Durland, A. Sabo, B. Bill- ingham. Second row: R. Haskins, J. Libby, B. Furbish, M. Skelton, W. Stover, M. Winch, G. Peaco. Third row: R. Kolovson, P. Knapp, R. Cog- ger, C. Wieden, D. Howie, F. Manno, P. Nichols, K. Cook, A. Treat, K. Kaplan, Dr. Wright. land. P. Scheuerman, B. Furbish, W. Goodreau. ,-3 J., I-' 'KJ A 5 WUEC Left lo right: R. Atkins, A. Kennedy, N. Sturtevant, H. Kyte, R. Rubin- stein. !J QOUQFIIIYLBHI Left to right, seated: S. Bernard, L. Mil- ler, J. Fretheim. Second row: R. Kolov- son, R. Weber, J. Kennedy, J. Thompson, G. Bateman. 'S ymlllg QQIQULACCZIL5 ,9llfQl'IlClfi0I'lClf QQXLHOIIJ Left fo rigbf, first row: L. Maskiewicz, W. Bowyer, N. Lofstedt, W. Carroll, R. Kolov- son, G. Bryant, R. Breault. Second row: G. Lindberg, R. Hathaway, R. Conley, A. Mann, R. Condon, E. johnson, R. Gold- smith, P. Sargent, R. Nile. Third' row: B. Staples, K. Moore, W. Lord, L. Evans, D. Wyllie. Lefi fo rigbf, firsf row: M. Needham, D Cosimini, M. Myers, Thompson. Sefomf row: W. Michelson, E. Johnson, R. Breiult M. Winter, D. Wyllie, A. Hathaway, R Hayes, A. Tait, B. Thurston, C. Fischer Third row: L. Evans, R. Leyton, KI. Toomey D. Learned, W. Carroll, T. Kugemnn, L Willsey, C. Wolfertz, l. Gronningen, R Nile, K. Moore, R. Gillespie. FR- a A Wi fl fi Q , new If Q N 599 lf M fea ga rrz'5ferJ Left fo right, seated: F. Crandell R. Steinberg, R. Rubinstein, R Young, A. Hakes, R. Slaaraf, W Rice. Slanding: L. Rose, C. Berry G. Gall, H. Sclanetzer, R. Fales, J Toomey, M. Brown, Mr. Muller C. Loeb. 1 H 1 ff C3 Wm. X lawrence emica! Sociefy Left to right, seated: D. Peck, N. Bergman, R. Mutter, C. Griffith, H. Lindenmeier. Slanding: S. Springstead, R. Raia, C. DiMaria, H. Usala, A. Kugeman, R. Diehl, D. Terrile, M. LoMonaco, T. Tho- burn. JOPJLZII pallldtleff Leff fo right, firsl row: N. Braver- man, W. Stevens, C. Bucknam, B. Earl, J. Sturgis. Second row: V. LaFauci, J. Dalco, C. Osborne, C. Gove, K. Sargent, K. Weiler, S. Kozak. Third row: Dr. Woodcock, W. Hills, A. Oberheim, M. Bolduc, S. Hendricks, C. Swift, A. LeBlanc, W. Hale, N. Toner. Fourth f0lU2 J. Lind, Dr. Sawyer, J. Tobey, R. Hewitt, M. McGall, J. Van Hemert, M. Ginchereau, T. Halliday. Fifth row: R. Stetson, R. Leyton, J. Leonard, G. Grimes, K. Kaplan. W. Cummings. mi .Sigma .yofa Leff to right, first row: M. Pauls, M. Ulmer. Second row: A. Bardos, J. Collier, A. Spanos, T. Dowling. 5 96' 2-.X le? NJ f YY ,9Ai!o4o,9Ag Left to right, first row: R. Sharaf A. Spanos, M. Handspicker, C Spellman, W. Finegar, M. Browne N. Braverman. Second row: L. Dux- gin, H. Lindenmeier, K. Kaplan, D. West, A. Hakes, J. Davidson, D. Papadimitriou, M. Miranti. ff T 3 1' J-4 Jufure Qflf 12121 of IIIQFICG Lfft to right, first row: J. Taylor, D. Boyce, L. McWilliams. Srmmf row: C. Osborne, R. Hildrcrh, M. Winter, T. Dowling, K. Kirsch- baum, M. Brynnen, W. Hale. Third row: E. Sinclair, W. Bowyer, M. Van Vlack, R. Kolovson, D. Peck. ' I .- 'L - f. ,. ,. .I -T Y, 4 4 Q, , , - .. , .4 ,, . . ,.f -'fo'-jf:-if A P , 'Lf' -Q Q ,v 4 f' 91 Q4 .mer leuf4cAe urein Left to right, seated: R. Tuggey, H. Bauer, M. Greene, S. Eriksson, L. Brodin, P. Hatch, F. Stred, R. Christenson, F. Beck, H. Jung, C. Joclat, F. Russell. Standing: M. Kushner, W. Hills, L. Condit, Prof. Buschmann, Mrs. Busch- mann, P. MacAvoy, J. Houhou- lis, D. Papadimitriou,'R. Dray- ton, J. Hodgkinson, P.' Johnson. Je gerck EZ-anca ia Left to rigbf, first row: E. Brill, B. Balanoff, M. Hurd, A. Duf- ton. Second row: A. Arace, M. Pauls, C. Johnson T Dowlin a 4 gs A. Spanos, M. Ulmer, E. Sinclair, L. Taylor. Third row: Prof. Kimball, P. Tranchemontagne, C. Ridley, J. Disbrow,D.Papad- imitriou, C. Guild, Collier, R. Foster. Miss Giuriceo, Mr. Elliott, Prof. Seward. Fourth row: P. Francis, R. Burger, E. Warren, N.Tennett, L.Condit, E.Raccagni,N.Nguyen-Ngoc, J. Johnson, M. Wills, A, L3- Rocque, C. Flower. X . ' s .5 .gpanial Left to right, first row: C. Wolfertz, J. Thompson, A. Bardos, D. Caesar. Second row: N. Keller, R. Becerra, R. Gillespie, B. Ely. Wdozlern 1641162 Left fo right: C. Day, M. Cad- man, M. Shatts, V. Bailey, P. King, D. Chase. 7- CAa5e ,Nuff Commiffee Left to right, seated: L. Watson P. Jervis, M. Lewis, E. DeSantis Standing: A. LeBlanc, T. Kuge- man, R. Lennon. gkribfian Service Left to right, sealed: B. Ray, Waldo, E. Ham, L. Durgin, C. Hollister, R. Jeffery, E. Fish. Standing: R. Wakely, R. Whit- ham, L. Smart, B. Walford, W. Hobbs, R. Cutler, G. Conklin, B. Stearns, L. Brown. X I 3 xixrwziv A 'f -wwmgf.. '-wi .- f V Y V Aglfzl -, vxmbwl 9554, 4 . .: I , , M- -'mx' ' -, , vwyfigwff .Q 261 +3 wzgsgff N L. V. ji K fm QUE- 96 1 if-a 2 xi - .M A -. -' -hiv . ,, , W ,., , 4 r , , lg. , , , 4 I E R ,J . RV . 2 K 4 .gffffa ,Rf 43-1 ,,'ff , J A '-.. 4. -,gg ,A ,-,hi ,, ,f Q Q s ,fm as 9 'S-5.1! wir, Q Q 'iff' 5 r--f3 - ' me 4 I f Y' N 1 Y A 'V l5yf2f21+9U3QQg'AQ 'f k f jx: , MBI N 3,-v K l wx .mlb X , ' Y .. 1 , - K ww f ? We , Q -f 1 if, Cf g 4 .0 Q , 5 4 1 W filq f'-ig! 3 ,4'9mrwf'2c',W.'1s lla i ' vi, F TW M in ' '- - '1 W' we ' X 45' gy in I sh Val 4 . - Jig?--1, 5 gt 5 K -- i.L.f,:r I . I S V ' 5 ' V w I 1 F 1 G lg V , 'IV Ny fl aiu 5 Q 1 Q., Z R 0 15,4 Y E 5 if fqq, f 'o A fin, A 1 ' 1 fr I The 1952 football season can be remembered for four reasons: Bob Hatch's debut as head coach after serving three years as freshman mentor, the change to the winged-T formationg increased player depthg and a more successful win-lost record. The Bobcats finished the eight-game schedule with a 2-5-1 slate. In the first game at Tufts Oval in Medford, the jumbos had taken a six-point lead in the first period, Herb Morton tied the score for the Garnet with three bull-like bashes starting from the 13. Trailing 6-13 in the final quarter, Richie Raia made a spec- tacular catch of a Dave Harkins pass to place the ball deep in Tufts territory and moments later Richie went over from the two. Morton's buck through center gave Bates its tying point and that was the way it ended, a 13-13 deadlock. At Amherst the following week, the Bobcats were no match for a strong Massachusetts 22 and were soundly beaten, 39-6. The Garnet blocking, Barrios makes five on sweep around Middlebury end. goofdaf Left to right. fin! row: A. Arace, C. Wilcox C. Greene, P. Hatch, B. Hayne. Second row: R Short, R. Winslow, P. Anderson, P. MacAvoy, M Kushner. pass defense, and tackling were way off and the boys made the long trip back to Lewiston in a mood of considerable dejection. All feelings of moroseness had completely dis- appeared after the thrilling Garcelon inaugural against Middlebury. Behind 12-14, in the final min- ute of play, Don Barrios caught a Harkins heave on the three and powered his way across the goal line to give the Cats a 19-14 victory. Prior to Don's dash, the Garnet had blown the 12-0 lead they had gained in most impressive fashion in the first half and appeared headed for another setback. It was a finish long to be remembered. Down at Hempstead, N. Y., the Cats found Hofstra too stubborn and went down to a 26-7 defeat. It was 7-13 late in the fourth quarter when two desperation Bates passes were intercepted and converted into touchdowns by the Dutchmen to make the final margin inappropriately decisive. Smith tackled by Colby back after making first down mf QE rf.- , s- ' f - .W znigirfe.-nn. 'ia lrlflm Yeo, 'mln --.wvc-i...m1lfwn.. Inna 3 .Ixm'a.m:7:m 7v,x!'l' '!'lD . . . ' '01, V n,,3. 1- - .-srv. Q iv 7Q99Q82Q74tfB2 - ., FI, 1. The Northeastern game proved a great disap- pointment to the home crowd at Garcelon Field. The Bobcats were hopelessly impotent and the 20-7 score by which they lost might have been a lot worse. The only flash of Garnet success came in the final period when Barrios scored the lone Bates touchdown on a forward pass-lateral play. A second score missed fire when Bob Reny, downfield on a sleeper play, was overshot in the clear. Saturday, October 25, 1952, a day that will live in infamy, the Bates College football team was sud- denly and deliberately shellacked by the air and ground forces of the University of Maine. This slightly revised quotation of FDR's war message to Congress is perhaps the best way of describing the 62-6 defeat suffered at Orono the following week. Suffice it to say Bates was simply outclassed. 1' V I 4 1,25 1 76 f ' A 70:84 40 72141 42 18171797181 37 Uaraifg In the Back-to-Bates game with the Bowdoin Polar Bears, the Cats were doomed to disappoint- ment as they acquiesced humbly, 28-6. There was very little enthusiasm on campus for the season's finale with Colby on Garcelon Field. The Mules were conquerors of Maine by six points and loomed up-according to comparative scores- as 55-point favorites! After two minutes had elapsed, a bad fourth-down centering pass by Colby gave Bates the ball on the enemy 17. Chumbook then carried to the seven and Higgins bucked over to put the Cats ahead, 7-0. Minutes later Chumbook quick-kicked to the Mule one-foot line. A poor return punt put Bates in possession on the 15 and five plays later Higgins again went over to make it 14-0. Bob Bean booted a field goal in the second quarter and that was all the scoring for the day. The Bobcats hung on the rest of the way, holding Colby five times inside the Garnet 20, and left the field with a 17-0 tri- umph. It was as gratifying and baffling an upset ' 6 A- fl . 'fy' P .P as ever was seen on Garcelon Field. I .. D U 0 , , iv, ,I V I ' Ov ,,,, I ' ,gf ,-.-J v y . Y V -W. 'A 4+ i YV i M ' wr A 2 Higgins on a sneak 1 7' fl, 1 ,,4j,,.,,',5, runs up through N. 3- - . , ,mpg ,, 'if , ,gk Zi. f U. Secondary. ' K 11- ,J 4 ' I if ' , V kj. .5 - - A 1512-fx - . x J, barvvaj A v V, . ,avail-2 . Z T rl' . , -as'rrfefyh'-f,a..f.,.ar..-1, - , 7 Q , , . iz -ff ,,4l5lT?1if'5f-' -'-'- A ' 'L if 5- ., - vsf. V.. J, ,A hw- -gg.. -Ash. '. . -0' . 1 The '52 season wound up the playing careers of Captain Richie Raia, one of the most effective tacklers and ball carriers in Bates history, of Don Barrios, outstanding runner, blocker, and defensive back who was unquestionably one of the toughest characters ever to don a Cat costume, of Dave Harkins, able field general and passer, of Al God- dard, line backer and offensive guard, of Charlie Pappas, capable two-way end, and of Dick Cough- lin, Bill Wyman, Bob Diehl, and Dave Purdy, all dependable linemen. Also playing prominent roles in the Bobcat grid picture were halfbacks Bob Chumbook and Herb Morton. Chumbook's booming punts and graceful end runs warmed the cockle of many a Bates heart and Herb's pile-driving sorties up the middle were awesome to behold. Captain-elect Don Hamilton was a very effective 60-minute end, while Dave Higgins and Bob Reny showed promise as replace- ments for the departing senior backs. Ralph Vena, Moose Dimaria, Ralph Froio, Art Paton, Paul Barbera, Bob Simons, and Gary Burke also saw considerable action for the Garnet. It was hardly a successful season from the win- loss standpoint but it did include its assortment of fl' 9-nrt, , lbnllfh ,f'a'f.Z N: f'-f1',4'1fi4K Q,-H.. an. . f ' li' ,aw .' V, ,, . ta-fa . ,. al' ,qw ,iff-. '- 2 ., - f 'W ', may 'gs WS' ,g:'1?'- - ef-. . 1 - f- 1-,'+f, :eff--I-N 25,15 5 'V42u'5'a- f 'TW-',a,-'f1 ,l', :J ' 4' 'left' Ja I-' gf f ' H if -7 - f. -A 3'l5+w-- :fg--Q.-3, 'fl . ' r ,Sa ,. Q, i.....f'f'.,-' viii aiu, A ' t H '01-,4 V f Q 6 V I . -' -t Q . , ,,' 1-:,,: - , .,, A i rx,-+.,4j Tj I - W-Q--.,.'f:a - n - . f-ilflx-:su ff if-lr Jg. - - , A ' C Q 1 . l WU. k.,,,+.:A ,' . A v 'V' -... M- 1 g agar, 4 I.. - - , . -.-.-- V - . -- ,R N if N i' -'-.- Q.-.Q-g. , . A , , 'c ' ., Q- Q .,..,.,A , .,, , , . Chu V - 4' I 'f XX Inbook, Higgj -.,.. 'N .P . 3 Us 131-eak U vu, , .. P B0 Wdoi N n . aff Strike thrills, disappointments, and injuries. Bob Hatch won the respect of all his players by his painstaking devotion to duty and tight-lipped determination. With the abolition of the two platoon system, it is hoped better times are ahead for Bob's Cats. Better times must be ahead for Bates freshmai- football, the Kittens were not overly successful in their five-game schedule, losing all five and in the process failing to score a single touchdown. These disheartening disclosures can be partially attributed to the fact that a few of the best prospects were injured in pre-season drills and that several of the boys were out for football for the first time. Co- Captains Leo Mackey and John Davis, Chuck Cloutier and jim Vaughn did succeed, however, in showing some potential for the future. P25 Iflflelfl 72,71 9,-GQ-iagpl A Ing' 335 V 31- fftgi 1 lv bn tj--, V vl- aft Dk ,mage ya h!le22f'i T' Af fbtill S 'Q-it E 17 RU CAPT M N cat Spirit and determination were the keynotes to the remarkable success of the Bates varsity basketball squad this winter. Off to a fast start, then slowed by a mid-season slump, the Bobcats closed fast to finish the season with 13 wins in the 23-game schedule. Included in this total was a 5 and 4 record Speed-through the air. Z?a4Aef6af in state series play, good enough to give the Garnet undisputed possession of second place in the state championship race. Bates' hopes soared high in the early part of the season as the fighting quintet captured five of its first eight games. The outstanding victory of this group which included triumphs over Gorham State, Bowdoin, Clark, and Farmington State, was a thrill- ing 67 to 66 win over the University of Maine. Reserve forward Bob Bean's hook shot in the last five seconds decided the contest. Then came a rather disastrous three-game south- ern trip which saw Bates drop contests to Brandeis, Providence and Amherst on successive nights. Still unable to hit their stride, the Bobcats were able to salvage only one victory in the four games which Up and in. remained before the mid-term exam period. For- tunately, this win was an 89 to 72 shellacking of Bowdoin to keep the Garnet in the thick of state series competition. This slump dropped the Bates record to a season's low of 6 and 9 and even though all the remaining games were scheduled for Alumni Gym, the outlook appeared fat from rosy. What A jump and itis in. happened during this two-week lay-off no one knows, but the fact remains that there was little resemblance between the Bates team of the first fifteen games and the quintet which finished the schedule. During the week of February 8, the Bobcats played four games and won them all. New Hamp- Schroder gets one from underneath. Kraut Cousins shire was toppled 91-79 to avenge an early season defeat at the hands of the Wildcats. Captain Charlie Bucknam led the way with 29 points, followed by Don Smiths 22. Highly rated St. Anselm's was surprised 65 to 60 as Bucknam threw in 31 points. The Engineers from M. I. T. likewise proved no match for the Garnet and were turned back 68-62. Smith and Bucknam once again led the Bates scor- ing parade with 17 and 16 points, respectively. With Bucknam rallying 32 markers and Ken Weiler 20, a powerful Trinity Hilltoppers five was edged 88-82 to close our the busy week. An exciting 77-68 victory over Maine was fifth on the list of successive Garnet wins as Bucknarn's 25 points once again topped the scoring. Next came the year's high point of thrills when the Bobcats battled from way back to gain an 85-84 victory over Northeastern. Held to 1-4 points during the first three periods, Bucknam broke loose with an amazing variety of jump, hook, and push shots to score 23 additional points in the fourth quarter and the five-minute overtime session. In the sea- son's final week of play, Bates once again toppled Bowdoin, this time 80-74, to insure its second place position in state series competition. Finally coming into his own, Weiler topped the Bobcat scorers with 25 markers followed by Bucknarrfs 22. The seven-game winning streak ended in the season's finale as the Colby Mules stopped the Garnet 78-70 before the largest home crowd in several years. Captain Bucknam was an outstanding figure for the Garnet throughout the entire season, breaking virtually every school scoring record while rallying 509 points during the 23-game schedule. The Kraut Cousins, Ken Weiler and George Schroder, like- wise turned in many fine performances for the Bob- cats. Weiler led the club in percentage of shots made, finished second to Schroder in grabbing re- bounds, and also found time to contribute 305 points for the season to trail only Bucknam in this department. Schroder was next in line as he dropped in 287 points to go along with his excellent re- bounding and defensive work. Other important factors in Bates' success were the steady floor play of senior jim Moody, the rebounding and scoring of Don Smith, and the clutch play of Ed McKinnon. After losing only one of the first eleven contests, the freshman court squad fell upon evil days and dropped five consecutive games to finish the season with a 10 and 6 record. Six-foot, three-inch center Dick jenkins, Dave Rushefsky, and transfer Bob Dunn were the outstanding members of the team and should be of great value to the varsity next year. 306' Under the tutelage of new head coach Walt Slovenski, the varsity track team ended its season on a happy note by winning 10 of 13 events to trample Colby 83-34. Previous to the Colby meet, the Bobcats had gone down to defeat at the hands of Maine, New Hampshire, Northeastern, Bowdoin, and Tufts. Although unable to defeat any of these powerhouses, the Garnet gave a good accounting of itself on every occasion, only to be deprived of a victory because of a few fatal weak spots and a general lack of depth. Second-year man Ed Holmes was the outstanding performer on the sophomore dominated squad. He was topped only once during the year in either the discus or the hammer, while setting three meet records in the former event. Other high-scoring sophomores included Doug Fay in the -40-yard dash and the 300- and 600-yard runs, Buzz Bird in the two-mile, Phil Cowan and Don Howell in the shot, and Stan Barwise in the high jump. john Dalco in the dash, hurdles, and the broad jump, Clyde Eastman in the mile and l,000, john Boston Relay Team. Lind in the pole vault and high jump, and Roger Schmutz in the 300 and 600, were the juniors con- sistently adding to the Bates scoring total. After a slow start, star middle-distance man Bob Goldsmith regained his form of former years and scored frequent firsts in the 1,000 and 600, while also picking up points in the mile and 300. Pole vaulter Curt Osborne and middle distance man Bob Abbott also finished their last year of competition in fine style, while rallying consistently in their specialties. The Freshman squad turned in some good per- formances to complete their longest and toughest schedule in many years, with four wins against three losses. After dropping meets to the Maine and New Hampshire frosh, the Bobkittens turned in four consecutive wins over M. C. I., Wells, Deer- ing, and the Bowdoin '56ers before losing a one- point heartbreaker to the Tufts freshmen. Out- standing members of the squad included Dan Bar- rows, Greg Clarke, Dick Hooper, Larry Hubbard, and Sherwood Parkhurst. A Barrows Broadjump. Z-ZLJQALIZ A stiff nineteen-game schedule faces the sopho- more-dominated varsity baseball team this spring. With the graduation or withdrawal from school of last year's complete pitching staff, Coach Bob Hatch must rebuild his mound corps around four new- comers playing their first year of college ball. In- cluded in this group are right-handers Dave Hig- gins, Herb Morton, and George Schroder, and southpaw Bob Bean. Behind the plate, senior Dave Harkins will probably get the nod over sophomore Bob Reny. When he is not pitching, Morton will more than likely hold down the first base job with Schroder taking over when the redhead is busy with his mound duties. Bob Atwater appears set to handle most of the chores around second base while third seems to be a toss-up between veteran Jim Moody and sophomore Gary Burke. The same uncertain air surrounds the shortstop slot, where a battle looms between Stan Ladd and Spence Hall. In the outfield. fleet Dave Purdy and Richie Raia are the only returning veterans. Sophomores Paul Barbera, lack Cannon. and Gene Soto are the most promis- ing candidates for the one remaining outer garden slot. Bates opens its busy diamond schedule against a You're out, but . . l 'vi ll.,- visiting Gorham State nine on April 14. The Bob- cats then begin their three-game state series sets by tangling with Colby and Bowdoin before embark- ing on the annual southern,' jaunt. On this trip, the Garnet will face New Hampshire, Trinity, Northeastern, and Quonset Naval Air Station on successive days, starting with Wednesday, April 23. As usual, the focal point of interest will be the nine-game round robin involving Bates and the three other state series schools. The five remaining contests on the schedule are all at home and are all against out-of-state nines. Included in this latter group are Providence, Clark, Northeastern, Upsala, and M. I. T. Although the club is of an unknown quantity to say the least, there is every possibility that it will continue the year's trend toward better days. The nucleus of this season's varsity nine is formed by members of last year's freshman club which dropped but one contest. Much depends upon the manner in which the rookie pitchers deliver. If they develop as Coach Hatch hopes they will, there is a good chance that the Bobcats will be able to do even better than their second place standing of football and basketball. He's safe. 1 V, W, . fs .Q -.--H ,-. - it 2 .9I'lfl 6tI'l'llfll Cl ri The intramural segment of the Bates athletic program once again had a busy year. Under the leadership of the intramural board, composed of Bill Boyer, Gordon I-Iall, and Coach C. Ray Thomp- son, the season got under way early last fall with two four-team touch-football leagues representing off-campus and the seven men's dorms. After nearly two months of play, Smith Middle and Bardwell emerged as champions of their respective leagues and then won their way into the final round of post-season playoffs. However, because of wet grounds and generally inclement weather, the championship game was never played and conse- quently the board designated both clubs as co- champions. Following a brief period of inactivity, the hotly contested basketball league got under way in early December,with two eight-team leagues being neces- sary to handle the great interest. In the American League, the end of the regular season found a two- way tie for first place honors between Andersonis Roger Bill quintet and Pappas' Bardwell five, both Gordon and Bill make season plans. ..... ff clubs having registered eight wins against two losses. National League action saw Rose's Smith South combine go through the season undefeated and Nast's Bardwell club drop only one contest to capture the runner-up spot. In the ensuing playoffs involving the two top teams in each league, the American Leagues Bard- well entry edged Nast's Bardwell five 5l-503 and Roger Bill romped over South 73-40. The bitterly waged finals witnessed Roger Bill jump off quickly, build up a 25-20 half-time lead, and then win going away, 56-44. Walt Koball and Sam Kozak led the winners' well-balanced attack, while john Moore's 18 points was tops for Bardwell, Nast's Bardwell combine topped South, 62-53 in the con- solation round game for third place. Other intramural activities during the year in- cluded a volleyball league after the completion of basketball and a softball league in the spring. Both competitions produced the usual great interest and featured many closely contested battles while pro- viding a great deal of enjoyment for all involved. Roger Bill's winning team. war.,-,it ' 4 .Jn iv L lp i Q a t fffgfi . ,Q , . vi f X i f il 5:4 KN- 'S l l -. A 'H ul' Olflell if J4fALfic5 ? L. N. PREXY NAN Lown From September to june, the WAA sport sea- sons tumble over each other as the spotlight focuses on field hockey, badminton, basketball, volleyball, tennis, and golf, each in turn. Fall finds hiking and biking in full swing, winter makes skiing and skating the order of the day. Similar sports are sponsored in physical educa- tion classes, balanced by the testing and guidance Candidates for Betty Bates. program--including the old motorability and the new lung capacity tests. Interdorm basketball brought the most spirited competition of the year as each dorm tried for the basketball plaque, this year captured by undefeated East Parker. The newest addition to WAA activi- ties was the organization of synchronized swim- ming, culminating in a production in March called Tempos. Highlights of the year are reflected in thoughts of the hilarious Halloween Party, a sedate after- noon at the Back-to-Bates Tea, Winter Play Day at Colby, spring fashions at the annual choosing of Betty Bates, and Awards Night-the climax of the year's achievements. 3 5 . O 0 WAA BOARD, Front: C, Guildg L. julian, Secreraryg N. Lowd, Presidentg A, Rich, Treas- urerg J. Smith. Back: M. Winter, S. Hendricks, M. Van Volkenburgh, R. Haskins. Abfent: A. Chick, Vice-Presidentg Burrowes. 1.1. x ,.,- ' Q Mya..- V x I Q L W N x X X f 1 4 f x 1 - af, 5'-if V' ,,f J' 'sf ,IF N 1 SEASON AND SPORT MANAGERS, Left to right, Front row: P. Small, L. Julian, M. Winter A. Rich, M. Beaulieu, A. 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' If Outdoor tracka l 12-2,13g Ind00I' track 1 SOC aCiZE,3byStF'ZuileZQiJ5g? Comes L?!?1i??0OiY BET-FA51-JIQHN WILLARD ' 1 nt , ' ' , . 1 6' , . rr ' 0 U , ramural softball. mg Classes 2,43.Cg31l:,z! Sciciety' 136331 Affldp, isizizgf 1911213350 big . AMIFIEIL , lV3 I ' ' . an - g Ing . . 517156, -t 0501-,H ce Show 1. C Qxist. .4?,,itg?1iip5Z13'f67: bgzciegilynf 2, 3,40 'Campus 1 32 oCietY 1, 2Ca3l71g. , 3, 4g Philos. digg FRANCES MATXLDA ANDREWS ROBERT PRINCE ATRXNS PAUL QSCAR ANDERSQN DANWLLE juNc1xoN, MMNE. BR00KL1NE,MAS5- ENG!-YSH 1:ORESWudLE,C0NN. BYCHOLOGY NURSXNG EDUCM-10N Inst stepped ont of a band-box . . . billiards Swede . . . This meal's not too red bot . . . Fffmkif' - - - ad1'0ff'ff' Uf Cbi 0f0W'11 life in ffpeft ' 1 ' ibaftef 'm l7f ' of WVBC ' - - Short yell Bates . . . I'll outset anyone? Maine, and going down to camp . . . craves 560fm01W6-- D U Checdeading 4g Mumoa 4g Kntramurad foot- WW 51900 5- BC? Busmess Mgt' 31 Chef Engmeef 43 ugybgu, goftbgxx 1, 2, 3, 4, Lambda Mpha X, Sg W.A,A, 1 2 STUDENT 1, 2g Adv. Mgr. 2g Proctor 4. baH, basketbal vo JOSEP WORC H DONAL Barr0fi1-ER' PMASS. D BZRRIOS , A and Wong . f'07I2 Bdrdzcl I Koi 4 DO? ' ' - Thu, lildfarbflors 10 KZ? NORTH AlilGE HERBERT B lgulsfng Club 4 F 1 was ,, mapg Somnambzllllygfs, MASS. AGTEMAN er I ' dvi , O all 1: Track liolilliillllii Baseball 1: Bas 121:32 Fzffflf seffzpszfflffzzazrr, l U Zfjllllffglizg NEVZTCQY ELIZABETH ural basketball 3i Outing Club 3 4. . .spare sbipg fo We JSF? u'bjlfl:gHCONN, BERGMANN mural football ,ll,TWorId Govt. Club. Ho fbgl, wall! Ljojonzrofzp dw, CHIZMIISTRY s rack manager 1 y Inna' Lf agalmu E m71f'y? I i .fl Wbaf, ' Wrong Y 'fff., W'.A.A. Soc. 3, 4. S l nu 3112. , ec 5 f1'C'as. 4. SYLVIA BERNARD SARAH ENC BIDWELL MURRAY ANTHONY BQLDUC NEWTONVILLE, MASS. GOVERNMENT SIMSBURY, CONN. SOCIOLOGY LEWISTON, MAINE BIOLOGY Reliable 'ilaozzgla busy . . . a piano fo falu' away Good things rome in small paflzagvs . . . Brought Hollywood fo Buffs . . . zmxnrzg fvorf worries . . . I 110717 quifc sbare your View Nigbf alla' Day piano Virtuoso . . . rlramafir . . . fbi' happy !!P!7!1fFl' . . . tics lozwz aml gozwz. point. inrlignafion. Debating l, 2, 3, 4g Ivy Daytmemmstcrz Dean's list 1, 2, 35 Honors 4g Gov. Asst. 3, 4g Deanls List 1,'2, 3g Proctor 3g Bio. Asst. lg Mayoralty mgr. 3g Bio. Asst. l, 2g jordan Outing Club Council 2g C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Rob. Players 2g Glee Club 2, 3. Ramsdell 4. . I 2 I 393 buf' .ai?3f'f fWj' 2W.'f I 'i '1 wi NEIL HOPPER BORDEN YVINCIILSTER, MASS. ECONOMICS Pvfv . . . t'tll7lf7IlS dorfor Of moforx . . . man frvfwizld Texas lark . . . Nlfdll man u'iffJ a zvafvr pislol. Mayoralty mgr. 35 Tennis lg Football mgr. l, 2. 3g Ivy Day committeeg Guting Club Board 4. A ' if I I S I. 'EJ Er . , RICHARD I-IORACE BOUTELLE UNION CITY, N. J. PHYSICS Michigan Staff Io Bafrs . . . Al Iolmsorzys riglaf-band man . . . vbow ball General. Physics Asst. 45 Proctor 4g Jordan Ramsdell 4. WILLIAM BRADDOCK BOWYER WOLLASTON, MASS. HISTORY Iniramzzral sfwarkplug . . . Wl50I'a are flu' Braz'c's? . . . fbcrcfs always Iime for basket- ball. International Relations 2, 3, 4, Trcas. 3, 44 F.T.A. 3, 45 Basketball lg Tennis lg Asst. Intramural Mgr. AULT EN BRE HISTORY RXCHAR A Prof- MAINE mIict1or1S ' ' Mt in LEWXSTONI . l and C0 . . infp1'CS NCY RUTH BRAVER BIOLOGQ Loyal JO, lYiil1iSpeff0 C' ' 1 2 NA kim! am Quim YS D bating ' ' AGDQN N.Y- , 3 o1'f '5 ' - - , 43 6 :I- BEVERLY ANN BR BROQKLYXZ' qmmf ' ' ' iiify, . . AYH WPS aestbiiziasf I, 2, 53 ilii2?ri2.T.A. 31 mem PSYCHOLOG? WM 0 I ,always 4 Bio DNZIDQIYQ Sigma! 5 . our 0 1 noviflg ' ' d 3, 3 1 3, 9 - 5 3. ' IUGUSTALMMNE Lad? Ilmdill l'oi1fiI1cI1fdlI5t la, ,Nalltlubz Councll 23o?g2i.1 Yxafiwdcll 4' tiOU3l Relamon ,Cl.Il'llt'l7, - 1' ' A , fu fzmz t Outlflg . Asst. 43 Allglllfylig' lilrlt i ' List 33 Debfgmg. ASStV2lLI?rCTl . fisj IC' ' Dc:-,HS P .lc DC ate, DCMYS .. A .Proctor I C ntcsm ri Stu,Qj 31 in ' 0 I, Z1 Fresh. EXW lj 5 NORM AUBURN, MJXN WHEELER B C0001 man 10.713 RIGGS core , l l mdfyq a cvzmem , Pnyslcs GEOR lab' Jwlmfiffll 'lL'iZI17ll1,. lmzfwf fo Ibe BETHEL, MAIGE WILLIAM B ?33OfS Dean, L. N7 ,bp pbJ',fif5 flarfqfiflfffjl? I IRROR 3. S lst 1, 2, i I Jappvyfpa . If IX 01,0111 ' D H HIST Off-Campus , .lordan RamSdc1?,2Pl1YsIcs Asst Hrrd 11115564916 fbf ffijpjohmf - Colm, On, 1172: . I 3, 45 Meng gist. Asst 4 Ili4l'07l. . . . a PIE uif s J ' I7 tiori15e3lM0'IfFor jfmjfas 4: Deanls L' elgglons 4 , F.T,A. 3 4. lit 1, 35 . 1 , ntcrna- CHARLES ALLEN BUCKNAM WATERVILLE, MAINE BIOLOGY ALLISON LEE BURNETT Shot u 95 loday-fer1'iblr . . . lends leeches PRESQUE ISLE, MAINE BIOLOGY in ilae lab . . . Chan-the fa! man. Acc' at poker and pool . . . a good man al a Dean's List 1, 2, 3g Honors 4g Class Vice- culf. cram . . . Pick a mmf . . . Ally. Pres. 3, 43 Stu-C 3g Bio. Asst. 23 jordan Ramsdell 3, 4. Honors 45 Dean's List 1, 2, 35 Intramural basketball 1, 33 Intramural volleyball 1, 3. Km MAR NE Y AN PrM.Z HROVIDENCE, IJVJBRYNNEN FWLJ' 11zor11Q,g0d 1bffiozz fo rzm M6THEN1ATICS Outing Clugs i11II1'bp0,,fm'pU ll .ski fotfgf, . 34'F ,4- fm... 1 Q I .T. I Cam H7-'fl' mittee 2 3A. 3, 4, pres ins Rel, Comniffcf. ' , 4. ' I Chase H311 CIQCC om- WARREN I-IASTY CARROLL SOUTH BEIzwIcIi, MAINE HISTORX Gmzgbis Kalm and flip Flying Sazlfrr . . laisfory wifll llllflgllltlflllll . . . a good lllfllllff. Dcan's List 1, Z, 35 I-Ionors 45 Debating 1 2, 3, 4g Intcrnat'l Rel. 2, 3, 45 STUDENT 1, 2,3 ' i 'YU' '.. If I A its - . ,fx M , 1 If JOAN ELIZABETH CARSE NORTHBRIDGE, MASS. ENGLISH Distinftivc' snaezes . . . always Ernst , , , lifflc girl . . . rozzwrsafiofz spiced wiila geslurrs. MIRROR 2, 4, Assoc. Editor 4, W.A.A. basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE WARWICK CHANDLER LYNNFIELD CENTER, MASS. SPEECH Prexy prfrsonifird . . . big tube in canzpus radio . . . always a Crusader . . . sfrvicf' with a smile. WVBC founder, Station Mgr. 3, Disk Jockey, Newscaster 45 Stu-C Pres. 45 STUDENT 1, 2, 3. JEAN LOIS CHAPMAN SALISBURY, N. C. SOCIOLOGX Rand's own aa'miral . . . Daylona Beach is synonyrnous wifb beazfcn . . . Canterbury? dynamo . . . jay. Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Outing Club 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 W.A.A. basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. ON ARD mQHp,RD CHAEEOLOG7 LE forks In NJ- ,-lr .-' ,, TYQANEZRQ, out Of 1 LO'MLHap1al forcsf rp 1,11 g 5 I 1. I . . Inu 4 his fU?jliti.i?oiidax1 R3l2Sdgbl3i:gclii Players' Geo. 95 'kgball 2, 3, 3 V kciball' so R. E CLARK CONKLHxSbcloL0GY GEORG ' 1 troniCS HARTFORQ2 CYEEJNPI , l1iS 'QOmHi:1iitfiJi,5 - ' ' N LHSW 1767101 'rc 'Wade in - CLAYTC NMENT . TW 4. chow RoNALD Govikmm au my .. H7 1 2, 3, S d H I9 bu S' . 9 , Ban RUMSON, Nl.gijeStm,fipId ,., . . Ygglgycr poker gghsdan SErY3Cirax SOC, l, 2, 3 Always Bulowa in IWW ' ' ' k V 1, 2, 3'wil1JBC 3. 4- 1'iSlJf,DI7ut t ral football. bis 364 1 2, 32 u game: .tl hlntram Angell, 1 ' ' S Lis 4, xngerfl iasazoitbilll- l' 2' 3' IU 'hurt SA S 3 WS 955314 , ,. ' -fi. ibm- L .4 H as . S ew if I EST AUBURN, HAMMOND COOP wif' nigger.-...af Y, .1 H, - .- JW. . '2 '- '.',:,'5?: A Nqr. A 1 ,EI PVOIIIIXFZII f E N ER - l , UR img 4 f4nzZyZ3'e' 607705 rlnrfsolgalcs EDUCATION B SEYMOUR ED Jour, . rnfbpgffsl gy : . , Pfam OSTON, MA WARD COO Lambda Al h . . 40 wink, gz,f,ry Bates: problpfs. PERSMITH P a 1, 2, S. goin, and mzilare bis 19f0ble,,,PsycH0L0CY E RICHARD F DETSIVS Lisp 3.'St?'g'mll'siv , gj' ' - 11001, f,2F7!!HARTF0RD EANCIS CQUGHLI T: N a , 4: P . . f, 1,7 yu . 1 ONN. N Players legvsfdu 2, 3: Marililcll. Asst' 45 STU- of Spain!! -i A fjzugbf C077fflI0 t ECONOMICS r . gng Ed, 4: lffjotball 2, 47tll'11,llf01'Aj,7g falikol fl!!!-jf rfllady basebffllfvdvlflgshman foofbzll lb fm' m- 2. Sports 3 4. Il asker- v I awrence SYLVIA ANN CUNNINGHAM CAROLYN JOANNA DAY PRESQUE ISLE, MAINE ENGLISH LOIS ARLENE DAME METHUEN, MASS. Svmcu From Bradford lr. to Bates . . . product of GREENFIELD, MASS. NURSING EDUCATION Tbp lady f1'0771 Vmjfy Fajy , , H Iflfjng l'Uff'1' Prvsqzze Isle complete with draw! . . . sunny disposition. Rob. Players 3, 4g WVBC 45 F.T.A. 4g Choral Soc. 3g W.A.A. volleyball 3. Inv T Tbat's the funniest thing PM bc'ard . . . lust for travel . . . got a lJat?', . . . a lefty. C.A.: Community Service 1, 2g W.A.A.: bas- ketball 1, 25 field hockey lg Amalgamation 1. . . . jJroz'i11rialism of N.E .... inmmfmnzlflv KD, Proctor 33 Rob. Players 1, 2, 3. 4: Pres. 4: Speech Asst. 3, 4g Modern Dance 1, 2. 3, 4. IF' 3 JEAN GREAT NECK NEI-ZTRUDE DEMING 7 , N ROBERT MARUN DIEHL A cofrzppfem, R . .N URSING g:?X'5APfPgr'111's in Self-P0vxcs.vFf?UCAEON GREENVIL 1, 2,Tertl1iEC1Y22, Field Hoklffoffs mfb,,,f:3tS gflyf' Bald IIJIAINE ' 'VOHeYballl Z 1' 2, Archer? Field' - - Purif' ' ' ffufff mu CHEMISTRY s , S3 Orch. 1, 2 Oofball 1, 2 3167 of rrAndr0sCn of GHTCEIOI1 , Dean's List f 5 45 lawrence ggi: Punfby S , 3 enas . 2, 3, 4' Ofhgampus 1. . EUZABETH ANN DRXSCOLL STEUAN DUKAKXS AUBUKN, MAXNE ENGLXSH C1fxEs1NU1' Hmm., Mfxss. GOVERNMENT Li: , . . from voluntary skiing to CY1lfCl96'S Duke . . . classical music lover . . . took a . . , I can't find my notes . . . XS! in short vacation . . . Listvn now, ah, what do Lambda Alpha. you think? Sm-G 4, W.A.A. Board 3g C.A. Community Cross Country X, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 33 inter- d Pdpha 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4. nat'X Rel 1, 2, 3: Treas, 2. Serv ice 1, 2, La-mb 2 fs M aff. - Q5 4 0 if THEL WINTER MA MARIE Nothingpzllln MMNE DOWUNG customer r' nortrump . u tl FRENCH here I Cowie, ' qui mop., ' 90 Riffs best ' - . Californ-A SP2n. Clubota 3, 43 French Cl M, Deanys L. 2, 3, F.-FA ub 1, 2 3 lsr 1, 2, . 3, 4, Band 1: BARBARA JANE EARL Rmoxavvooo, N. j. MATHEMAUCS Mrs. Malapfopn . . . knittef of ski hats mit tasscls . . . irrcprcssiblc giggle . . . enthusiastic. jordan Ramsddl 3, 4: Sec'y-Treas. 43 Chem. Asst. 3, 4, C. A. Service Commission L if f i sf ffm-8 3 mv if CAROLY INDIAN N ADLINGT Metbodiil-1,Z?L7:2d5LVDLANA ON EA-.ZTON . . . Rie,5ardH es erner NGLISH C 11' , - - - f 1' . E YNT fT'iLiTiT 2, ifesia?II'rffffmii f.Zixifff N- 53? EA OR 4, ayers 3, 45 WVB2 me rgmrdsjere rzezfer like fbjs H HISTORY JOHN . . froctor 3. CN. HA. Hankel? fgsz' give, FCSENLOCH N JNORRIS EBERT '49WA,A ' 34 WVB Omfbell 'effb ' ' ' - VOIICY Bal C: Dis - , f' Infzrmar E I C lock wfzflfd, . JI - . , 3 CONOMI and Basketball 3, SY ETUDENT l13z!2,g1y-g0-lupky ruoiwr ffnanfjgi . I Ivy Da 'C I , fl-5 Adv. . 1111075 Pbjfly. Blood Drill, Ommirreeg Ivy Ijggbgcfius. Mgr. mmirree, ALFRED ROBERT ERNST DOUGLASTON, N. Y. ECONOMICS Marine Corps material . . . prefers small blondes, of Curse . . . avid ouidoorsman . . . Well. ' WVBC Engineer 3, g n Football 3, 4g Cross Country lg MIRROR 4. 4 I tramural Basketball, LOIS LOUISE FEHLAU LEWISTON, MAINE HISTORY Younger half of family duet . . . German Club dances . . . the more food, the merrzer ' ' L bda Choir 2, 3, 45 Choral Soc. 1, 2, 3, 4, am Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4g Dean's List 3, 4. WAYNE WILLIAM FINEGAR BRAINTREE, MASS. PHILOSOPHY Finney . . . iloe genial philosopher . . . Sun- shine was never so bright . . . Cbeslaire smile. WVBC: Disc Jockey 3, Bus. Staff 2g Dean's List 35 F.T.A. 1, 2, Wesley Club 1, 4. l l '55 's X-f CHAR l,:HESH'RE EDSNQUGUSTUS FISCH 1l'flY and lffi, ER Egfr 12 luozilif Zblfljg Dodgprs HISTORY NEW' Miilllffl 1. Jf'f1f . . . rar tt0ii1Q1cl,pri 3 Capff53fHELLE, N. Y?LC3N FORBES lg Sports N .... . . ' 1002! . , ffjalic, yoisuqq EDUCATION F'-I-.A 4 L- 13 Intmmur 1 CWS 33 Baseball fasbpsl 01' lift. fbmu I' 'Night nerd if, ARLINGTON M GRACE FORB . 3 Baseball 2 3. Jordan Ram d XJ Frmlfb-fgjorml f'eadS bgf fE0CkAS5- 1 , 5 Cll S, glif of field fripibffl junior primE'f7ClOL0GY . '-.ufd-r hvg'A'A-ellglgiimcglls 2' 3: ilflfgiii exCiff'lr1e11tf acFarl:me 2, 3,off.key 1' 2' 33 lI5.'i'lA3, is JUAN MARYLYN FRETHEKM BALDWXN, N. Y. SVEECH BARBARA ANN FURBXSH MARGARET SXMMONS FOX Panfaluf, popcorn and spaghetti partics . . . PROVIDENCE, R. X. Eisxcusv TWERTON, R. L Bxotoov Pm really awfully unoriginalv . . . nifty How much have you got done? . . . a bud- Sugar 'n' spicff' . . . smiles, talks, and blusbvs knitter. ding Katharine Anne Porter , . . talkative with equal case . . . talcnt for tardincss. Dean's List 1, 2, 3g Honors 43 C.A. X, 2, 3, . . . Furb. Stu-G 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 3, Sec'y-Treas. 4g 4: Secfy 4g Eng. Asst. 3g Speech Asst. 4g GARNET 4: Art Editorg Spofiord 3, 43 Rob. Proctor 3g BCC 4g Nominating Committee 2. lvy Day 3. Pl3Y91'5 1, 23 Choral SOC- 3, 4- 1515. A IVF 2 5' 5 l P F g fi. r T L X 5 K L DOMINIC JOHN GACETTA GALVLN GEORGE GALL RUMFORD, MAINE ECONOMICS NORWALK, CONN. ECONONIICS 1 D0771 . fenrbcr-coacb for Belly am! Donna Gabby . . . bridge, rigareffes, and opfnz , , , . . . uplre muffms and spagbrifz . . . quid, fzfc of guy pgffy D , u b0,,,,,.,f,,2,m,,a1 Welwy- j iymuigzlgugg' ' Honors 45 Deaffs USF 1, 2, 35 Cult. Heritage i 00 3 , 3, Newman Club. Asst. 45 Plnlos. Club 2, 3, 45 Barristers 4. l l GUY HENRY GIBOIN PHYSICS 1 . pgymlfi ll SH Qfggzm ,3'f'ii L,f'L'Zi0,.1ff1fsfJ- L - , , . - 1 H MARIE LOUISE GERRI CLASTC3 Gllllgb dzffy--'modma 0 Off CamPus M INE ,, by dw f' ' f. 4. Meffs ' l FZ?CZl.lFg1'eekAf0 me l',Qbtil?1glc'zL'f'l'bFadeLQ Ram1sd5lla151l1ri1,l Basketball 1' 2' S ..,I .Dean 4- nl' I -F frail u 3, ,2, 3, L 1 gob1icglgr1,02Jj 3, SLUCECQ3 Comm. 2. 1 l e . - 1 List 2, S2 Honors 1 A l fi Z ,ff- I' ,T ELIZABETH SELMA GARTMANN TRENTON, N. J. Bzzckn ll BIOLOGY f' -Balm 6-ybria' . . . zcf6a1' zz ing abozziy' rr' lar flllk- . . . . my JPIZSI' of bzmzor . . . smcerzfy. Proctor 3 ' Cb , oral Soc. Organist 3, 45 W.A.A. Volleyball 3. NALD GORDON GIDDIN1?L?Y51cs SCHEISIQCTADY' ll' .Y,. , l0'1.?'playiZ2qar5giifl:13!lE Cbwljarifnaiiozfznzor and fb? arf RROR lf? Am 4. sTU,DENT.P23i5'55fizikff 5223... Dfbwng 1' 3, 4. 4l ' W I E ELAINE LOUISE GIFFORD EUGENE HAROLD GILMARTIN MARCEL ARTHUR GINCHEREAU LEWISTON, MAINE ENGLISH Laughter in bm' eyes . . . proefucf of the ole South . . . PII fry I0 gel' fbc' car. PARK RIDGE, N. J. GOVERNMENT LENIVISTON, MAINE CHEMISTRY Cool on the drums and smoolb arzywfaerc Hwmfy man wifb a les! lube . . . easy-going . . . genie of wit . . . noted for Black Guberf' . . . Dr. Luw1'ence's .boat-bailer . . . quiet Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A. Deput. 2, 3, 4, Dean,s List 2, 35 Fresh. Prize Debate, Ivy sincerily. F.T.A. 4, Christmas Formal Committee 2. Day Marshal, Debating 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Newman Club, Jordan Ramsdell. Band 3, 4. AU, IR- GOODRE USH WILLIAM IOSEPH ,O bam TL-AND, MAINE ,JIS lang g.1?n ' . . POR about PONY? , 6-place like Mau MKTH Man! Theres 11 f d 2 3 43 fx . - - , 1 GOLD5 GY LffU 'v ne. - 4, Svof 0' m CURTXS GODQAAQEFMATKIS ROBERT QIVEXLLS Strimlsg-230k Gfizzgiifz, 32 4? EXIIESQVBC 33 Arts Foru ALAN A fblicfv - ' ' GARDEN CITY, 'lJarr1P ' ' ' ww- wish Wm' ChoraI 505' ' 3 MASS' Phi Bef? 6' . . N E.rrl113f C that gbefi ' ..ChoraI 5 3. NEPA' V ..frc- - . 2,3,, Rcpfc- Cgjjzgd fp 01-2'f?3iZmlJ Small H1 Ita II 4 Oiw. the q,get31I1agr0Ss-COu?trg Deanis List 2. a ' bear - 3. 9 ' k Ii ' ' 1ReI. - ' b12 1 b II 1- 2' TWC .1 term' II3YMIJalIIiiI 2, 3, LgaI:1aSi?itI5Can's LIS! I- 2' SOC' 3' 45 n o0Y ' 3 4: ' ' his Ii 2' ' 13inMath. Asst. WQID Lf.. if ,, 1353-I , . :La-. 'K A RICH LEWISTO ARD LERQ Y G Alwayy N, MAINE OVE fvrwzzrdgon we 80 . EN Bdlp ' I ' Xzborfs' jf f' , U GI-ISH -fiom. f ffffemf lo 1 ffffmn . . SOUTH C ALTON o Baseball Mgr 1 Ca ly ' - . WLAAI F0fmzzla.tAl:12EIr, MASS. RIFFITH . , 2, 3, 4. f'rg,,5L,rrigs 01511020115 I . CHEM15-my KENN Iiaugb. ' ' ' afllfarfni ,elif-iffffrence for FISOCHESTER RTI? GUY GRISWO awrence Ch 1.mav.v in ,Qing 01- GUS, ' lr . LD WVBC TeCh.e'ggff',34:4 Chem. Asst 3 jgigvjzrfiffb bgffpifllf on sowp rQf?I111sA1A?C5 , ' . ,4. 1 , .,.rfB0V l.,'x0f- ' lnframu 'L MH MM K ffrl C . ml Softbj 5 ALAN DWIGHT I-IAKES LONGMEADOW, MASS. GOVERNMENT Partisan polilifs from the ivory fowcr . . . long, loping gait . . . anyfbing for zlfbafing. Debating 1, 2, 3, 4: Council Pres. 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3g Honors 45 STUDENT 1, 2, 3, 4, Gov. Asst. WILLIAM THOMAS I-IALE MONSON, MASS. MATHEMATICS Rm' . . . jnbilosojvlyical nzafbenzafiriazz . . . always fimr for Lois and Greg . . . Can you bark that nfl? Math. Asst. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 4, Jordan Rams- dellg Intramural Football, Basketball, Soft- ball 3, 4. l 5-M' ommzttee, 3qCajnGVayfEl10y.ba11g IVV H ' f O ommrrree 2 3 P GORDON DYER HALL CLINTONVILLE, CONN. ECONOMICS Tlx' Birzl . . . lt'l1llllI1Q l7IlflJf'l0l' 011 ramjms . . . lbc' zulJixllz'r, . . Only 15 uwlzs 'til fl'!1lIIll7.Q.H Intramural Mgr. 3g Intramural Council 4: Football Statistician 2, 3, Stu-C 4g Proctor 4. bv is... I. .I+ .., 34 075 DAVID GORNELIUS I-IARKINS LEXVISTON, MAINE BIOLOGY Garnvl foolballrr . . . songs zuiffi a lure bil of lzlarnay . . . fJrf'ff'rf'nrt' for Bisailloffs Sfora Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Jordnri 1 I BARBARA JANE HAWORTH SETAUKET, N. Y. BIOLOGY WlJaf frogs' lags and rais in fbr' JUVTIZPH . . . breakfast in Ranfl-lzazfar . , . arfisfir plus. MIRROR Senior Pictures 4, W.A.A. Field 110 LUCILLE MAY HIGGINS MIDDLETOWN, CO Curly hair ana' friendly snzilc'-tfJat's Lua! . . . lim entlmsiasz' . . . plans for a jzarsonaqv. NN. SOCIOLOGY I C.A. 2, 3, 4: Hospitality Chrm, 3, Vice-Piles. cl52lmSCl6ll 2, 3, 42 BIO- ASSY- 23 MCIYS Off- jlickey 1, Basketball I, 25 Jordan Rams- 43 Cheerleading 2, 3g Campus Rel. 3, 4. ampus. e 3, 4. K- RD ERT GORDON HILDREEEJNBMIGS HAROLD GORDON HQVQGONOMICS R05 N, H. ' . . . IIHIYOY' M INIa f 5 Bolifflf ' ' ' HT CLMlEMiilliot raiser, Svtllllllllllciilgliirlvovrz PHFBO' ldlwllsjllliilllflailzg' BCM lolllliil-liilizi llousclsllgiiigli . za v , , . . ' MAUYJCE HUTTON HIGSOCKOLOQJS Eiiiyygcnnlg , . . real-bra: C OSS Country hs 12?-ZQ10?,apl,QI g11gtn.the University' of A '01 - : . xg I' ' B Saba I T ns CUC , MAINE fights . , al ' gbrre. X 1, Tennis F Otbau, a ra p TLP-INB' 1 'afff - It - - I4 :hal ' I, II, 0 Brig 21111 111 Nm,HauSv1Iall vflgagvmm lljrlirsmural Basket a SAI. ZWffi,' i Q IBaskerb:III,l:0Otb1lll WVBC- HLOLN 11 . A xnfrnmura. Cxub 3. Basketball lf . 50GIOl0SY 4, Softball l' 2' 3' LAI. Rr 3 'TWH WE NUR MA lZldS.TPORT POINT, MASSJUDSON 111755 U I. . our IWLLI Ba , D P5yCH0L Q Emi bovgailt ee! 1fi5j105l7io1i fflfmfairegf 10 lazy O Fle ' ln. Players 3 afar ,,,,,Xl-K, PSVCI-I s , . C , M lub 3: STUDEI3iF3rlane 3: SCC-y 34 JOANNE KENNEDY WALPOLE, MASS. GOVERNMENT Madame Manager . . . flJere's a ease for every incident . . . I wolf! . . . midnight oil for Io. Dean's List 1, 2, 35 German Asst. 4g MIRROR 2, 3, 4: Adv. Mgr. 3, Bus. Mgr. 45 Spofforcl 2, 3, 4. .s x is Y I 'IW' 2 I D , 9 NEW' Y AVID RENWIC l Fisfilziifzixzlfv. Y. K HOWIE A I Jop I l7IOy If , I E , lenejill Hp, '.2'?UaJfaiI HZWS6 -2'f1'1z ,NGLISH S0UTHP5R5HERWOOD HU I EARNET4. B k . . zlfmrdr par F-Wllla g1zfbz15ia,m,1I2ONN. NTINGTQN 21113 ' QS efb:1II1 , I ' flrilo . 'Z' if .ru 1 E , i 4, Softball 1, 2 32' InfI'amura1B MIRRO: U i ','fJ'011 faffifp f ' ' parfial f NGUSH , , 4, Football asker- Cla Ednor 4, S fllltllbpr J! I 0 Delfa 1,2,3,4. ss Seciy 2, 3 4: tu-G 2, 3 ilhyexfalkzizg, a ,STUDENT-2 FPFOCIOI. 1 , .Adv, Mgr. 3. I ANNE JANE KALWELL LEWISTON, MAINE SOCIOLOGY VIRGINIA FRANCES KEITH A ffaslay blue Dodge . . . not anofber field SPRINGFIELD, MASS. ENGLIsII trip . . . Off, do you lzuow what fmpfzefied Gina . . . fbe rigbf remark af fbe rigbt mo- Iasf-? ment . . . jviefzle connoisseur . , . off fo the C.A. Community Service 1, 2, 3, 4g Lambda libef' Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4g Council 43 Sociology Club WVBC 3, 4: Library Asst. 3, 45 Dean's List 3, 4. 2, 3. l I ,- I I is f ,T I .D J, CS' PRISCILLA MARIETTE KING WILLIMANTIC, CONN. NURSING EDUCATION Tlx' uplifted vyebrow . . . fabulous gigglr . . . steal skis . . . will sail along on a Wrzodipz fraff. C.A. Faith Commission 1, 25 Modern Dance Club I, 2, S5 jordan Ramsdell S5 Carnival Icc Show l, 2. Q I if -z 3 f Z CHARMAINE KINSLEY QLPANY, N. Y. PSYCHOLOGY I 1115! ca11'f grf fbis Cultural! . . . f'x1vr'rf on dogs . . . faithful Commons worker , . . pro opera. Proctor 35 MacFarlane 45 Rob. Players 3, 45 Choral Soc. 3, 45 W.A.A. Basketball 2, 3. VSON OBLRT QHOLOM KOLO HISTOFY R V Imims- MASS. lfccts , . . dl. H B OOKTJNE' all Su l 77 gill loc BARBARA LEA KOCPSYCHOLOGY S2,,1gtlJi1rgzitto1tZlYy off . HUP Front w 4 D nc'--- fic! d' r 3 BELN1ObgT,NlAS5witb ,nalifck'togU?LilPr1ObaSel1all 221336, Z 3 4- MIRROR ggggizgmxisntef- PuPl'3' 'Og i lfgnrcff - - ' W' STUDENT i l to FaculiY? '11-v0 '?' C R. Club SQ DGY Toast Win. Kofl-'W' 3- STUDENT 39 vslgarnival We lsilzlbl Rel- 2' 3' 4' Choral ioc' fr 2 i 33 MIP-ROR 39 Rob. P nw ' . . Show 1- 4,415 I N L, M36 4 ' an .. 3 y Q., X4 gun-9 'bl X 'S as ,, , 7,1131 5 1 KATHLEEN GERTRUDE KIRSCHBAUM ARLINGTON, Mass. CLASSICS Kaya . . . Miss Efficimry . . . crossword puz- zles . . . Caesar taught with zest . . . a smile for all. Stu-G 45 Proctor 3, 45 Dean's List 1, 2, 35 STUDENT 1, 2, 3, 45 MIRROR 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 4: Sec'y 4. HAROLD FOSTR KYTEGEOLOGY . f - ' ' GRAv,MP-EXE with a big-Cgfbl fff,f's 20' oy 'O. - ' ' Cmlntyll. Gc'0l0g?i or Ya I . Mgr. 42 Ha .t businegg, SLQUOYX Cxubz. O . ' 'iffinl P2yer2.3I3IfiIbS.c1ub 22 Geolw Choral OC' ' Q-4 3 K. ...X A.: N1 STAN Po WOOD K5riff7LA1'1:?4,. MAINE GORDON LADD 01111 - mg BOYJU So VIRG1 ' l . . 1111111161111 0f.i2M'!KibjfZffIcf3fj12gT CIQANSTONFJLA FXNTONIA LA Foofbilll 1 2. B b j0lp-j '0'fl' dnb fGW!f bpbfffff 111111. FABUCI mu 1 ' 1 asc 11 i ang, ,A J' fl A , IO , IRE ra Basketball 1, 3 33,:, Golf 2, 4. Inu H,C,y' lllfb I1 R. It HFFQZQI111 ra111pd4g,1l LOQI BRISTOL CIZiI5HIRLEY LA WIRE s , A y as , . ' 1 - . . l 1 D XTAS' B0-Ird 3- Ou ' DL Saw'W,S M7132 Iljfafffmf 1111! Ngict e ' tI ' ' - . - A 1 1 IS MIRROR 13556110 Vercin Lnihcgub Council 4' goo!! j0kp.D,?111.f 1001111111 . ul JA- . Vg0f1lf!0,.H I ob. Players lj BSTUDENT 2 3 4 M k l1Al'UI7l lQ0f I , a S 3 , 1 : 3 e-u E . SCC,y-TP n. Club 3: Jordi? dItOr 4: F--1-A 'cas' 4- an Ramsdell 1, 4 JEAN-MARIE LE MIRE MARY ELIZABETH LEWIS OLD TOWN, MAINE SPEECH ROBERT EDWARD LENNON BINGHAMTON, N. Y. SOCIOLOGY O111' Miss Maint' . . . ber 11111110 is xy11011j.'111o11s ARLINGTON, MASS. GOVERNMENT All sfylm ill bals . . . 11110111 for 1I'r11111uf1 111 wifb Lifflf Tfamlre . . . 5:30 a.111. Cuff. Big l11'0fl101' fo II7lj'0lll' who 1111115 0110 . . . jokrs . . . B1'1'1':c'fs al 11Ii11'11iff' . . . 111111 r1'a11111zi11g. A-1 arganizcr . . . HFI'C,S the sroofv, frllasn rzzfflcd. P E . I Speech Aggt, 2, 3, 43 WVBC 3, 4g Rob. ...Bob Stu-G 3, 43 roctor 3, 4g xtrncurncu Ir Players 1, 2, 3, 45 Choral Soc. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Pres. 1, 23 Stu-C 1, 23 Proctor 3, 4: Comm. 45 Chase Hall Dance Comm. Setx MQCFQI-lang 2, 3, Ivy Day Committee: Intramurals Mgr. 1, 2. 4g B.O.C. 2. 0 -N 1192 2 ,I A , .5 E' ' 21 .. J .fm E-4. A9 in, KENNETH ZACHARIAS LIATSOS SPRINGFIELD, MASS. PSYCHOLOGY Maa' Macezlotzian . . . evening meal: tbis is not tbe way to eat . . . protector of fresla- man rights. Proctor 4g Psych. Asst.g Educ. Asst.g Honors 4g Denn's List 3, 45 Fresh. Rules Comm, av-5 fi DIANE KEENAN LINDSAY AUBURN, MAINE SOCIOLOGY De De . . . I need another lJaire1tt . . . bracelets, bracelets . . . But what if we have a pop? Lambda Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.: Community Service 1, 24 W.A.A, Volleyball, badminton 1, 2, 3. 2 NANCY RAE LOFSTEDT BRATTLEBORO, VT. HISTORY A genius for dates and details . . . We're saving money . . . Well, it looked like a eat! P.A. Sec'y 45 Dean's List 1, 2, 35 Internat'l Rel. Sec'y 3, 43 C.A. 1, 2g Span. Club 1, 2. RD 'fu PNA , l Edna, 55. k Ulllf' - ' . - HFELD NCY STEVENS SOCIOLOGY SPENCER, ll7lVPalto11 of Sallzlmill The tall Tyla? MARTIN LO SPEECH NA N MASS- ll's figuff ' ' ' The IWC eal1, dlnlxl 'I zQGc0. ASS'- RQBERT 77 . WLAM SOUTH EASTl3letics with moi Cand ber lfnmoli- Dick,strc?-Cross-cou0ffY ' . AUBURE, lxaihitvllllrierzf, aYiyOgli'cl?0l.liob. Pl43'f,YS Prgxg Oil! llztelln Pill? ' 1:11123-Yfes' Z' East, i Track ll , m?'iiwi ffFyjf'71 yi 21, . . , Sfd W do 5,110 6'S Board: Secay ,ketbau 1, , 1 ff J' refortl Slmml Ford. VEC 3, 49 Ra hx V!-AA' . W.A.A- Bas , little lt C 2 3, 4: W b tc. Internaf pfoctor 3' i I b PUYQYS l' i Prize De 3 ' Ro ' hman . Pres Asst- 4 ' Rel. 2, 3' 4 I if as YU' JOHN WATER, NORMAN Mflf . MAINE Mac DUFFIE coumfry pd 135 160 bell j,, RELIGION LQIS ' ' C JU gil' mm WM 11 Moapllzlqny WW' . . . AAllINfG'E' PA. NE MCWILLIAMS . .: Faith 1 . . . Mazzjgfw ww F Ifagf' Robin 31, 2, 3, 45 Char i, Treag, 3 Pr Def flower 1 I Hngvlozr Play, rp HISTORY SP EDWARD . a 1 , a - ' r f ' ' - Il ff- 4. 1. 2. I .md R.Ii I,iizf for M... 7 - I . ' ' I' ' 2' BUS. Staff 3 ntern3f1Onal Rel rS22,33, 4: Span. igplf-rfdlizafisgoypj Pfam, amf MEHILOSOPHYV ' ' I ' ,JJ - I -I' I 1205- Asst. 3 4. H ' ' ' Olfl ',3,Db? - onorS4. 2, 3, 4. 6 afmg 14 Infm I Deans Li., mural Bgglietbau FORT PHILIP MANNO NEWARK, N. J. ENGLISH HERBERT GREENLEAF MAYO Our renowvzea' poet . . . Wbaf,.v f1'7ll11f7?n LEONARDIA STELLA MASKIEWICZ AUBURN, MAINE SOCIOLOGY . . . time out for Spoffora' . . . a 15 dollar NEWBURY, MASS. NURSING EDUCATION No. 4 Garcrlon willy Mufldy ann' Tmldy . . . lighter. Sezlafff, tranquil oufloolz on life . . . listens HMT I am, lUfJC'7'!',S flu' roffvr? . . . loral Ivy Day Ode, Eng, Asst.g Spofford Pres.g well, says litfle . . . Narrlls tlarrc' when fzrcflvd. yolzel. Eren. Club 1, 24 GARNET Asst. Editorg Lambda Alpha 2, Sq Choral Soc. l, 23 Inter- Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball 2, nat'l Rel. Sg Newman Club 1, 2, S3 C.A. 1. 3, 43 Men's Off-Campus 2, 3, 4. Track Mgr. , ,.., ,hvk , - 'I' If at - I IU! I 'wk ' 4335 Ha- , '0' -,fx ..- ANN C- I ts. fkxnxt-1. jf? . 'y' 5,' ,.1f,. ar, ' - ., .,.' x I QECQV N-1 msfurvlgxi AIU' A-xx w I 'QS-Ig' E 5 I in Q x. .Q Yr I 5 'I 4: 'V 3 LOIS ELIZABETH MILLER Q? JAMES LEANDER MOODY, JR. :gifs . ,.-ff ,. I 1 1 v.I:f44 Fifi f A 4, MINOT COBB MORSE, JR. SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. GOVERNMENT GORHAM, MAINE ECONOMICF LISBON, MAINE ECONOMICS Cbncklvs, rlJc'mf', ami ffm Cbrisfiarz Scianfc Titus . . . Caruso of commercials . . . Tom . . . at red Ford, heavy-knit sweafers, Monitor . . , barbirzgcfr of fun . . . daliglyfs in flow that window . . . anz-birfaxkroiix anglrr and genial smile . . . Off-campus' intramural drbafe. . , . lim. mainslay. Stu-G 3, 4: Pres. 4g Proctor 3, French Club 2, 35 Intern:It'l Rel. 3, 4g Chase Hall Com- mittee 2, 3. ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Honors 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Stu-C 3: Econ. Asst 43 Class Treas. 1, 2, 3, Basket- Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 45 MIRROR 4, Men's Off- Campus 1, 2, 3, 45 Football lg Rob. Players 1, 2, 3. AST XSTUXN ANTHONY EICONOMJCZ HR 11 an TER C N Y- 11-kn01W 0 W Y YN, ' 77 . . we C . ' ' RAYMOND DRE I 15:3I,C:3Id Brzggsgss Clyarlcziotbcf year, another df X N. - fglifjia Ju ,' .116 PHS - - ' 9,153 THAM, , Il 1011 , i ledzfl f cum Bginrram Cginlltn . u , fbtq fglrl pedfftzrrrl . , n 2 4. tgl9Yiig H1 2 3,45B21i2l:33n:2lr?hlub 1,2, 3,4. N , . . K l I , .1 T. 3 5 , , 43 . ETT LEROY MORTSCENOMFCS 1317215352 lrfainbeanfs List 3x FB:ilmi,5s1tg Chou ligjgketball 1, 2, 3 , ,i,,, ENRAOENTER,WSS',,wI1yV ' balllfrgf HOHOYSI 4Elub 3. 43 Mac 3 3 LYNTFXEIIIHQ lowbcaftl ,als-u Hearts, agyotball Joumil 5 The PV? kdnring 1 in Iramural 00 tl balll' Baseball 2? Ulu Comm- 2' ' Bagketball , baugwbyorn Y B asketball, B356 aff- ' HHH SOUTH P Franz WHORTLAND MAINE CHOL5 Pm! 'wr fo SOM T ENGL AUDR gvercglogrz Porflarm' , ff' 52211 . . , P06213 QTEK? CANAASEJSAN OBERHEIM Il A , Pofford 2, 3, 4: Rob Playe 71720107 ibn! and 111352 560 5,1-if Conwy bBIOLOGY . rs 3 jjjlilg. 1 -I , l , I- . . rides , 4. fhgting Club Council 3 11zff1z'0 z'0ic'cf, 553, , , Journals C1 b , 4g jordan R CHARLES WILLIAM PAPPAS QUTNCY, MASS. GOVERNMENT Hail, Pcricles! . . . Pappas at emi botb ways . . . a big grin . . . 1ef'x have iz party! Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball, Softball 1, 2, 3. 4. U 1, 2, , amsdil 3' 4, Dean's List 3.1 ANN SOUTHCOTT PARNELL PITTSFIELD, MASS. NURSING EDUCATION Enfb11siasm fo parfifipafr . . . only drops brr knitting nrcdlcs in class . . . by Gcorgr. Choral SOC. 5. 5 IE 2 1 'Q x A iz- fr, ,tx Q, I -'J o S C x S N R4 P- rg N Pg U N, A 3?'qN U ' 8 N F? .. - . V77 5-' g JE' 22 cu 0 H ,N at 6 O C: '1 'B 35' 75 Kg 'ku 'I Ng YO Z -A ,' M LW Q35 wv' 'Q 5? r- o A Q 511 I-4 if 9, 93, X- Z su 8-32 'X U of --'Q SE U1 9, ,lf ITB? Z 5' I E 0 ff- - gg . UU S - G gs ?:4'::QQ: 3 4 vm- 'f2v,,wx-' 54: P-1 ,. rn Y' W Z . f-f 'Q gg . A S- E gs. m QZ5Rffz.'-3' Sl- 3 1:3-. 75' rg Nw O F5 O 'f.?iif :v,iiQL, 9'43-1, 'I '-- .N 'X rf 52z:1 -- N' wlpyg i5E?WwQI ' -life! fixw I' , x, 4 . . Af f , Y Enfeftainq CYNTHIA ALLEN PARSONS WALTHAM, MASS. ENGLISH Cyun . . . aizunys farrifs an irzzfisibiz' fyflv- wrilvr . . . 0x'lrac11rrirz11ar plus . . . Grajir- rinf' Miss. STUDENT 1, 2, 3, 4: Feature Editor 4: Outing Club I, 2, 3, 4: Scciy 3, 43 Proctor 3: WVBC 3. 4. !1 :l2?!,? ' wwf.. 1 s fi A s 5 '- .1 1' gf ' DONALD BERKLEY PECK GORDON VINTON PERKINS DAVID MAYLOR PURDY L C C M R M G ITCHHELD, ONN. HEMISTRY OUNT VERNON, N. Y. GOVERNMENT OXBURY, ASS. OVERNMENT I. B. lo the mrc' . . . WWII zvin zz rzzayoralty Pvrriral Pirkwifk Perkins of radio fame . . . Half owner of Iezcbrl . . . fbe Marincsana' mnzfmigzz yvl. ' . . .a zvlwel behind ffm xrfnex. It makes me kinda proud . . . one-door Lf. Purdy . . . Befmz'f' or waxb lbw a'isfJes.' Debating 1, 2, 3, 43 Rob. Players 1, 2, 3. 43 r011z'erfil11c. Football 2, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 3, 4g Lawrence Chem. 2, 3, 4g Frcsb. Outing Club Council 3, 4g Football lg Base- Prize Debate. ball 1, 3g Intramural Football 3, Basketball 2, 3. PHY . TQN RW 1 msn RXCH EOHN tlJr'ri?:'G1FUb' . Q, - -r . ANN EUZABETH SOUOLOFI GREAT N:ifiw'if S ' ' 'zsiiliilvilifwl wif11F itii' 1 Y 'fling , . . W pifflifzllfii ' v , lmslzctm -Y. Editor. - UNNY Mi:itlmSmsn1 for mnfmnrf will alilnfii 2, 3' 4: Finaisiinig 21 Outmg ARD MARXQ RAEQXEMXSTRY BZSIIJIZZSC to flniukw , . . 4 Tren 4: ?LX?j:3n-Chief 4: Dean ' a 11 2 ' , YJCXQXASS. l 7 dcfgyuiirlafiovl, hopping, ' . W'A.A- 2, 3-, 3 Pres. 4, Cxub 1, 2. OOKUNF., HA little tbl, All D :mis bg: 31 2 3 41 Secs' ' Eikllllt' Rifbiii li .arid more labs - - ' Wieslev Club 1, 3 ' 5 1 u l907f'5, ' i A 4- Baseball l' 2' 3 SOC- Club 3 lnlrll ACCO' 3 4: Capt' L nee Chcm' Foothill L Zi tballR Lawn hai e ramuffll B35 bf inn' ,air ,H A uf .. :rj -xy- ,:E53 1 Eli' -if fi. 5 19 Jr .- - 1. . fl y ' xi' 5 ffl.-'!'f4 '. ' Kiyv'-w ,-g 9' s - Q, 's 5' . 1 1 1' , , . Q ROBE BRONX RT JA . 1 N- Y Y RUBI Wzizy zgjfj ' NSTEIN pioneer Jaffirvzgfjw, or GQVERNA FRE 1b?Cl'jUg 2 3 ' g00lf-7I!lf11y6,f, 7ZpggfjZ'f' V . W4EAYT' CRANS Debatin awyeri , '6 r'f'100rk VBC BOC TON' R' I- BLIN RU ' 8 1, YP , f0- V ,, 55ELL WVBC 3 4'2, 3, 4g Delt ' u bros Corby, ffzfr, .. YW, 0110! . ECONOA R STUDENT? 3 Prog' Mgr. 43 Egma Rho 3- gniffofj ' ' Mffcbvll1!irl3a3'fZlUj'1fbfflffazxfj SCHENEQTQEERTPERRY RU ' ' 7 Y . 1 ' ' I' ' eans List 35 utmg Club ' ' ' Wllffizzf, Norfbii Bm Y, N' Y' SSELL P1'es.45BaSkCti, 2, 3, 45 Car . -x bo1'b,,,.A, mpnzz 31.1111111741 ECONOMICS H11 Mgr. 1, 2, 311125931 Chrm, 3 Basketball 1, 'B' - fflZ'0l'ffp Toi.: pomp , :Proctor 43 Volleylnlly Ig Inrmrl-uS.I1lI1z.vif1!, . 3 ra Foothill JUDITH SCI-IADT PATRICIA ANN SCHEUERMAN MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J . ENGLISH BETHLEHEM, PA. BIOLOGY Ref!-beaded lab bunny . . . Lcbigb 1307150 Maxim' of 11011 and piano . . . for Iitflv grvrn parties . . . pensiz'c', graceful, poised . . . Holy Cow. MacFarlane 3g Psyc . u dell 4. h Cl b 35 Jordan Rams- fi? ba! . . . half-pint with brains and fJf'l'X07'1C11Ifvj'. P t r3 Stu G 3' Music , S f 1, Ot :Ill 1, 2, 3' 4.1. HENRY HERMAN SCHNETZER NEEDPIAM, MASS. ECONOMICS Tbc'rf s a little biz' of f1zff'11Cs5', . . . froze'- Cui and bnckskirzs . . . Ollf'-1111171 17lll'l,7!'l'Sl70f7 quurfet. ' Plflos De ' Listl 2 3' Econ. Asst. 4, 1 . :ms , , , Club 3, 4g Barristcrs 44 Young Republicans Dez1n's List 1, 2, 3g roc 0 g - , Asst. 3, 4g C.A. l, 25 Spofford 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4. 3, 4. ..f.,l::- Y Q' ' ll ., if lf, . .. . A , R . R' ,1.g...ss A I MARTHA ELIZABETH SCHOMAN GLENS FALLS, N. Y. ENGLISH I'z'0 ibozrgbl Ibis 0111 logivullyn . . . fwfr!- nrxs ana' light . . . solifary senior izz P.E. STUDENT 2, 34 MIRROR 2g W.A.A, Tennis, Basketball 1, 25 Rob. Players 1, 2, 33 WVBC 3, 4. Wasil BETTY GRACE SINCLAIRE XVETI-IERSFIELD, CONN. CLASSICS Vcfni, zidi, 'Hifi . . . WfJaf's af fbi' Priscilla? . . . make mini' root beer. C.A. 1, 2: Comm. Service 1, Faith 2, Sound- ing Board 25 French Club 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 4g Honors 4. Y PRENTXSS SPELLMAEiS1GUSH CECUJ N, , ,, lmhfo' WA1ERBU?E,i1'if?JT H30 flfslz lg ,Riu hcrgggrn OS H Cm. ' f i MY . - ' MW . WVBC 4: 5 SPAN FRENC' I-fc wzfb PF . Tycas. 4- h Club ' , I 1 X b 3, 4. 23 FYCYXC TYR N- H3 oiiisatiowf ' i Vhllosi plriiodern Dance MP-NCHES Iqfylzoaffl mlllf fl Classlcss SFX: dub SoC- 22' 3 . 'S CA.-' Aitj 'fo1uiQII1'l 'flf 'l'x 4. Pres. 4. 595205. Z. 3 fomp Ciubks 2, 3, - - 21 Chores Fmiiwli Sigma 10131 CA 'ZZ A232 N53 MARJORIE LEE SMART WAKEFIELD, MASS. RELIGION Mifbvlangcflo in dizviguwcs . . . l'1'f' got I1 confffrenrff Ibis week md . . . anofbvr form paper. Co-chrm. N.E. Student Christian Movement 4g C.A.: Deput. 1, 2, Faith I, 2, 3, S.C.M. Co-orcl. 4. RLES WILLIAM STEESERRENT A A - f ?liON,MA1NE, I by fmlmq Iwlflir' 0 LEW is What It 1, lujdft- Bill . - ' ' f'6l1111H'fll Sa ral Basket' lavartifw ' ::piIS:PI'eS.1 lntrnmiiepublicans. ' v - 3 5 Miisroi-Iimii Soffbnw Yom ba - 0 i WILL! L42'6!i17o ZETQAND, MAINEN STEVENS f'Z ZLfl1l lbt5il. ' 'f'11s, . H 0 . PHYS! WAL Honbrs 4 ' - . flbvvim H .mpf Qffn am! Lf. CS WEL! TER IGH . : - ': 6 'ESLF . ' N ST Chmf 7-eCh.V2VBg 3, 4: 22340. . . Bill nf A'f011p60fYFHIXI?S?. OVER . 4: Lfghtingnglneer 45 Rob 'pfnswnecr gf Swfbonf ,Q,,,0,6p'Vf' f. . . if ,,,,,NHU,f IFNGLISH CH FRANK OSC ' ' 3Vcrs 1 2 'fu-C 2: M'R ' - - falpmf iff' Thou, AIWBERSBUR AR STRED ' ' Football 2. RQ? 4: Tvv D1v'T'U0I .Qfzzialifv Gffncrosify PM G1 IEA. f JR. 1, 3 4 ' VBC-' In? oasr ro Q, Pa - - . qnarf , som md SPEE 1 . -. ram , - c. T6 I F145 - . . ffjynjx rafkpt CH JOHN ALFRED STURGIS AUBURN, MAINE MATHEMATICS 3, 4: Council 4g Rob. Players 1, 2, Vice-Pres 4. Casanova IOIJII . . . jvrefrremf' for partirs . . . soda slinger . . . an all-round Robinson Player. MIRROR 2: Adv.g Men's Off-Campus 1, 2, 3, 4: ural Foothill NORMA STURTEVANT LEAKSVILLE, N. C. ENGLISH Rfb . . . fbf' norlb won ber owr . . . TlJIlY,S Phila' is full of grace . . . faaud-tailored fashions. Proctor 3g WVBC 3, 4g C.A. 2, 3, 4: Soc. Chrm. 3g Dean's List 34 MacFarlane 1, Z4 Rob. Players 4. H1315 1, 2 'f Qlmrf -e Football Babel, 45 Track 3-FEL-6 ' Hank. N Soc 2 1 2 ' SS-co - , 3, 7 s 3, 4: L Ullffy 3: cader 45 Choral BARBARA ANN SWETT MAPLEWOOD, N. J. GOVERNMENT AUS I know is . . . datcrmizznl and rapabla . . . Lord and Taylorls fashions . . . Bolrbic. Dcan's List 3, 45 STUDENT 3, 4g MIRROR 2, 44 lr1ternat,l Rel. 3, 4. D rr - , Wu-f l s JOAN HUSTON TAINT ER IXUB URN N ' TAIN E FREN CH ALAN EI1iLIs1oNT, MAEETTI-IERLAND TA F ,S go fo C ' if, 335152 Sf' , -tj idzz eizfljmiasl , . , D J .Q , ball 2, 3 Etrilmilrnl I:0otbZl'fif1'c'anz mm, ' ' 9 , 0 . eyball 3, 45 Milla, 4, Soft- R 4, ECONOMICS Szxjzsr-iiirzlifim Q Q P Phirsitirhlli, full ,eff-fjirzf hoojqkp P igmal Q imp ,Ol ' rr U, Pa 1: Fr. Om 3,4111 'lm'1fc', , H' Lflch Asst, D3.j:1',S3 E-dPI'C5idenL,g Zfjafliii lst 1, 2 3 War Qui GRN, , JOAN FAIRFIELD CNE MANNING Io I I ' UA XONN. H !.7Oy5L,!H Jorsgy a 1201 EN guritps f0o' ' ' French kl'1gf'0ff1 3135: Poff d ' 'Wifi , or 3, 4: Spanish Club I . . she a 23 Secvy T ' YCQS. 23 GAR Mgr. 4lVET 3, 45 C.A, 1 2, WA , , . .A. Ridin 8 DAYUEN STEPHEN TERYULE, IR. VVlLLlPxlVl NPxTl'lPxNlEl, THURSTON Wxxrunov, Nlnss. BioLooY jANlES BUNKER THOMPSON New LONDON, N. H. ECONONHCS Burl . . . biology, his first low' . . . a large SPYJNG VALLEY, N. Y. EcoNoMics N.E, humor with big nity touch . . . proprictor Clrlvrlsfscclau...fYiv1ully,q11irl,analwfll-lilzccl. BOC zlvpenclahlr' . . . standout li11c'1nan for of thc' Blur Bunny . . . a slight misumlcr- Cbcrn 2, 3, 4, journals Club l, 2, Barduicll Champs . . . physics lah or tcnnis? standing. ' Dezxn's List 2, 3, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Equip. Head, Vice- C.A. l, 2: Pol. Affairs, Rob. Players lg lnrra- Pres., Tennis, lnrrarnuml Football, Volleyball. mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans. Lawrence . Newman Club l, 2, 3, 4 Honors 4. ,-fl glfff ,J lf. ef- 'Um' K of ANNE FAI. STEWA Alway?I:izIal MASS' RT TITCOMB bmwifzl y Wim all a ENGL: . JA Iflpre I flvffgfaffrf' bffffdifaipos quoff - -gil llAIlly'CH, M1275 BR YCE TOBEY ng- Ass: 3.. ' ' ' r'Calif ,M f0wns fy 1' 3, 4. FT- , Dealfs L. -, 1zeea'm,,f,f,, nferrea' , BIOL , AB 1 , 'A' 4. ISE H l , t J - , I FSO' . OGQ Ni 2, 3 , W 1 Orl On , 0111 'iff K X hw MILD ' 4' es CY Club 1: Llbrlsojigsf., f0rdz:J1:sRiLn1iij1'?,g Lgtplgbglifgfoezlglfllijg ,Jon Te11nL34Z35S5ZiS07N, RED TREAT ' 45 Choral S04 ZSS? 3, 45 Awlblilffoebfp 0, U0jZZb '.?, murder 1flv?L'5H . ' 1 ' . . 'F . lx 7 h 4. JVA-A. Baslietb Il Q D I BUSP? Widrlfrc ' 4? SP ff 3 ' Tenn' K OA. 1, 2? fd 1. 2, 3, Ixflllfyball 1, 2 . Players 1: UARDA HEDWIG MARIE ULPTS MARLENE ALYCE ULMER LEWISTON, MAINE SPEECH JACQUELINE ZELIE VAN HEMERT BANGOR, MAINE FRENCH Ifs radio with Our Gal , . . earrings ana' BALDWIN, N. Y. BIOLOGY Two months, work in one night . . . Pvc punrps . . . dancing girl . . . experieneed jackie . . . Yoz1're kidding me, hub? . . . another meefing in 10 minufes . . . fbat sense traveler. zmeorrscioux ronzmezlienne . . . aestbefie is ok of laurnorl Speech Asst. 4, C.A.: Deput. 2, Soc. 1, 2, 3: if practical. Dean's List 2, 35 Honors 4, Proctor 33 Stu-G 3. 4, Cult. Heritage Asst. 4g STUDENT 3. Lambda Alpha 1, Z, 3, 4g Germ. Club 1, 2, Rob. Players 3, 44 Jordan Ramsdcll 3, 45 3, 4. W.A.A. Basketball, Swimming 1, Tumbling 2. 'fl -. 5 lg, ,ef 3 fs , Q I? ll-Q . . 'Wm In ' f , -, ... '-,23',,3, ' If fi :la-as 1 se I MILTON CONRAD VAN VLACK CANAAN, CONN. HISTORY Was it 1533 or '329 fun l Vn . . . . -0 fz g gentleman . . . I've got news for you, bus- fer. ' . . . Mill. MARY DEXTER VAN VOLKENBURGI-I DELMAR, N. Y. SOCIOLOGY Will somebody explain this to me? . . . party-party for lJer Y group . . . a real sport M , SHIRLEY ANN VEALE MARBLEHEAD, MASS. NURSING EDUCATION An Ofis elevator . . . alarm clocks are a waste of money . . . my ricb uncle . . . self-contained . . . Dexter. C.A.: Community Service 1, 25 Young Rel Outing Club, C.A.g Ivy Day, STUDENT, Proctor 35 W.A.A. Board 2, 3, 4, Campus publicans S3 Soph. Party, Co-Chrm. 2. Intramural Volleyball, Football Bandg Con- Rel. 3, 4: Sec'y 35 C.A. 1, 23 Wesley Club cert Band. 2, 3, 4. WEST WINSOR ECoN0MIC5 RICHARD M Ss. H busi- BROKEQ A te of S7775 W OGY TH PEM ' . dvoca '77 KENNETH AR . GEOI iSf NOR a week gallon ' ' au? fo the lan? Choral E WALLACE H PAKK, N' 3' as genial Seo Qgb S Once f'Gu2SS In go ketball 3, 41 BARBARA ELAIN 12TNoxIlSl,, H1oHk?52ut,, U u i jersfgfrom rags to rzc c' neg . mtramural Bas NGHELD, MASS. I .fl know It gd to Tb? nDOnvt mess' . . . Proctor Skungi n Sviuse big, blue 53379: , .i u gave the n . . we Court- k than 1, 2, 3, 43x Soc. , 70. the Soslzlsma 6 l STUDENT lv 2' geo. Asst. 3, 43 gill e3, 4: Intramufa 5' Honest Ro . T Asst. 3, 43 A A. Field 4. jordan Rams , . 3? YP. 2, . , Deanshst Rel. I, ' 3. C.A. Pets' I'loCkCY 1' - 14' Q. fv.fgj'ff'Z, T, ff' fn Russs I P LL MI 1323ff1i?55,f?oNN.LLER WPEEIER body ' Jegirls ' ATHE PET 1 I 7 .5551 392' fbi 17' Wfjf , MATICS ER SH RUSS. X f'r015ff'112? ' ' - 'Did , BEVERLY ERRILL W' football 1 2 3 T . . . my F011f-bi'fIj- fP01fif1f,,,f6,fffgjsize I FIITQKER 5 Inc , , I rack 1, 2. ' 00 Jflff ' Frfafffr , ,, OCIOLOG RICH ramuml Softball 3 llI iEsI1.Ll-ne Coach gift. IO' glib' rzzinzing boarlfl Domf iffy: MANCHESTER AECIDNLEE WHITHAM , , rocfol' 4. ' -5 Dan ' ' - - Obfrlin If Folfflfrf Y N' 3, 4: Ch Ce Instr. 2, 3. Ch . . l M0 Al Purson , 1 1 I0 fl SOCIOLOG, Tmck 1 rm' 39 Clieerleald' asc Hall Com ' ' - Dirk Hbum Y Wm' 0376 1011.Ilar!3 . Ing 2, 3, Head 5.A6h1, 2, 3, 4- Co Juinfmraiff Ffa-mfg ' Fist' I h mm. S ' n Empll. wfEn1Serv1C6' C1uErW21ce21,3F:-11tlI 2, 3 - ' l 3 ' 45 Rel., DOROTHY ANN WIKOFF TRENTON, N. J. BIOLOGY Our Belly Batrs . . . I-Iow do you like fbrm tomatoes? . . . an ocrasional ballet dana' Wirk. l3I'octor 3, jordan Ramsdell 3, 4, Chern. Asst. 4. MARION LOUISE WINTER ANSONIA, CONN. MATHEMATICS Basketball or calculus? . . . zw'Jf'n you don'f sro bor, look for Ilan nearest C07ll'FfSdfl0lI . . . Lou. W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Board Rep. 4, Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec'y 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 43 C.A. 1, Z. THOMAS GIBBS WOODMAN . Y. BIOLOGY GREAT NECK, N Woody . . This plum' m'c'dx a ll.'Vf'SflII1.Q feamuy. . picnics af Taylor Pond . . . riglaf labs a ufeck. Outing Club 3, 4g Dean's List 33 Skiing l: Football 2: Ivy Day Plaqueg WVBC: Publ. Chrm. 3. .f'z lv Q X . 1 3' 9? K 'avi L 49 1 WILLIAM HAYDEN WYMAN WESTMINSTER, MASS. SOCIOLOGY MifIic, Mnfic, Mlliifyl . . . Batex' mort dir- tinctive face . . . liker the Snow . . . at center, nzznzher 41. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 33 FTA, W'VBCg Intramural Basketball, 1 ml - F t : - RUSSELL ADAMS YOUNG MANCHESTER, N. H. GOVERNMENT Legalirtic decifivenerr . . . enthuriarm for liv- ing . . . alwayy ready with an anecdote . . . Ran. Debating l, 2, 3, 4, Rob. Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Barristers 1, 2, 3, 4, vice pres. -45 Prize debates. s 7. , . S I l I l . I , . l X. Xiu GRACE CONSTANCE LEE GRIMES DANVERS, MASS. NURSING EDUCATION Gracie C. L .... quick mtile . . . talk: fart with her handy . . . the lady violinist . . . Borrow mine. Orchestra, Choral Society 3, Modern Dance 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3g Hockey 1 ,Zg Mac- Farlane 1, 3. CLASS OFFICERS. Standing, left to right: G. Hall, treasurer, C. Bucknam, vice-presidentg A. Goddard, president. Seated: A. Huntington, secretary. . 2 x- ,4- up X . I .f 4 .. V :K , ', A 4. . 40 1- ' ' A N ' ' , ' .8 .ff ,Jv- ,4 -,.,f ,., ,,,,- .4 ,.-,f-v- ,WL--I AUBURN FREE PRESS PRINTERS of fhe STUDENT Phone 2-796i 'TXT' 99 Main Sireei Auburn, Maine il' !eau0'Jhy?gafw4w61.f0uM2O Fine Luggage 81 Personal Leaiher Goods Dial 2-6441 for free iravel reservafions 23 Lisbon S+. Lewision Cornplirnenis ci RUMAIN J. MARCOUX OPTOMETRIST 42 Lisbon S+. Lewision Tei. 4-677i L. 81 P. CASH MARKET S. S. Pierce Associafe Sfore Fancy Groceries and Qualiiy Meais IOI Ash Sireei Lewision, Maine Phone: 4-5767 YOUR MADEMOISELLE SHOP QEBDEQQQ me 72 Lisbon Sfreei Lewisfon. Maine . IQA. 1, ' 4 ,..s.... ..,. . - 5 ,. 1, ,Q , 5 fn .wv' HIGH STREET LEWISTON MAINE CompIimenIs of E. S. CSJR-ffl... of CORTELL'S FASHION SHOP IO9 Lisbon Sireef I.ewis'ron CompIimenIs of BOSTON SHOE STORE 90 LISBON STREET LEWISTON, MAINE BATES STREET CIGIIR AND CUNFECTIIINERY 00. WHOLESALERS Phone 4-408I I2-I4 BATES ST. LEWISTON SENTER, GIROUX CANNIFF SL CO. I68-I74 LISBON STREET LEWISTON, MAINE The Sfore for Everybody COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE LEWISTUN TRUST CU. LEWISTON, MAINE We Solicii fhe Business of Baies Siudenis PECKS LEWISTON For over 7I years Baies siudenis have found PecIc's a siimulaiing and safisfaciory deparimeni siore for all 'rheir needs. PecIc's now Ieafures a complefe men's shop from hais 'ro shoes - wi+h suiis, coals, sporiswear, and furnishings. Complirnenis of Y Cenfral Maine's Largesf Sfore for Men 6 Boys IO Lisbon St., Lewiston HALL SL KNIGHT HARDWARE CO. CGW 20-24 Chapel Sfreei' Lewisfon, Maine ANDERSON 81 BRIGGS .:. Prescripfion Druggisfs .:. Corner Couri and Main Sfreeis Auburn Maine Dial 2-986 I FOGG'S LEATHER STORE QUALITY LUGGAGE and PERSONAL LEATHER GOODS 123 Main Sfreef Le 'sion Ma ne DAIRY PRODUCTS Since I846 MILK FOR HEALTH Be Sure I'r's HOOD'S BENSON 5 SULLIVAN CO. W H U LE SALE R S TIJBIGCO - CUIIFEGTIUIIERY - SUIIIJRIES LEWISTON -1- MAINE THE WOMAN'S SHOP DRESSES .:. COATS SPORTSWEAR on 86 Lisbon SIree'f Lewis+on, Me. Complimenis of Maynard's Boot Shop I80 Lisbon Sfreei' Lewision BERRY PAPER 00. Sfafioners and Paper Dealers 49 Lisbon S'rreeI Lewis'ron Maine CompIimenI's of z.4.vwmw :un ca Ladies' Apparel - Furs - Sporiswear 29 ASH ST. LEWISTON Complimenis of BOSTON TEA STURE Es'rabIisI'1ed I875 S. S. WOODBURY, Propriefcr FANCY GROCERIES and CONFECTIONERY 249 Main SIree'I' Lewision, Maine Teiepbone 4-8332 Complimenfs oi PLAZA GRILL MAIN STREET LEWISTON, MAINE JAMES II. IIIIIIAHAN 29 cn., An+I1raciIe - COAL - Bifuminous Fuel - OIL - Range IRON FIREMAN OIL BURNERS Happy cooking metered Boffled gas service 4-5429 5 College Sf. Lewisfon KENNEBEC WHARF 81 COAL CO. Exciusive Maine Disfribuiors BERIWINIVS NEW RIVER COAL Serving a Cross Secfion of Maine lndustry RIVARD BROS. PHARMACY I96-268 LISBON STREET LEWISTON CRESSEY Xt ALLEN EVERYTHING MUSIC ESTABLISHED IN 1885 Steinway Pianos, Hammond Organs 280 FRONT ST. BATH RCA Victor Radios and Television Band Instruments, Magnavox 157 LISBON ST. 2-7595 LEWISTON, ME Sterling by Towle, Gorham, Lunt, HSANITONEH ' Cleaning Service Wallace, and Re-edVBfmOn Daily Call and Delivery Dial 4-7326 Prize Cups - Clocks - Billfolcls ExpertWaicl1 Repairing BARNSTONE - OSGOOD J E W E L E R S 50 Lisbon Sfreei' Lewisfon. Maine -- it Irfi I 'I iii: ii ' N Milli' ' ' -lf!! J INCORPORATED 'N CLBANSBRS I f Sixty Years Continuous Service 71 Spring Sfreef Auburn. Maine Compliments of the I. G. A. STORES LEWISTUN LUMBER IIUMPANY 25 TAMPA STREET LEWISTON MAINE THE GLENWOOD BAKERY The Home of Tasfy Pasfries I0 Park S'I'reeI' Lewisfon, Maine Wa'rcIwes D a CIS XQNWIIIIII 1,5141 nails no useon 5'IZXV!L'WlSTON.Ml YOUR JEWELER SI e a e CI CompIimenIs QI IIINIIENT FRUIT IIIIMPIINY 29 LINCOLN STREET LEWISTON, MAINE AUTOMOBILE MAINTENANCE Body and Fender Work GLASS - UPHOLSTERY Established 1885 WADE 81 DUNTDN CARRIAGE CO. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 68 P k St et L Twin City Printery I N C. ' COMMERCIAL PRINTING ' LITHOGRAPHERS 0 BOOKBINDING I4 Lisbon S+. Lew s+on Me MAIIHIIT SAUSAGE CUMPIINY I59 BATES STREET LEWISTON MAINE Our CongraI'uIaIIons and BesI' Wishes For II'1e Fu+ure TO THE CLASS OF T953 AN- SEARS RIIEBUCK AND C0 ZI2 MAIN ST. LEWISTIIN Milliken MILLIKEN WOOLENS l407 BROADWAY NEW YORK I8, N. Y. REPRESENTING COWAN MILL Lewiston, Me. FARNSWORTH MILL Lisbon Center, Me. EXCELSIOR MILL Union, S. C. HATCH MILL Columbus, N.C. MARCUTIE MUSIC 81 FURNITURE CU Complimenfs of fhe boys of I FRIEND'S RESTAURANT ' DIAL 2-9158 40 WALNU1' ST LEwl51'QN 242-252 Lisbon Sfreef Lewisfon, Maine Dial 4-4341 Complimenfs of L. 8. M. OIL CO., Inc DISTRIBUTORS OF CALSO GASOLINE RANGE AND FUEL OILS DIAL 2-79:41 134 Minor Ave Auaunn me Complimenfs of RIDLEY'S LAUNDRY Bridge S+. Lewisfon J. K. CAMPBELL Custom Flooring COMMERCIAL RUBBER, INC. UP 0'S+efi'19 LINOLEUM - RUBBER TILE - ASPHALT TILE MOHAWK CARPETS Draperies and Window Shades '79 UNCOLN STREET 35'37 Sabattus St. Lewiston, Maine DIAL 45642 LEWISTON, MAINE Tel. 2-6301 COmp'ime +S of I DULAC SL SONS Bonneau's Master Market pLUMBIN9 3, HEATING, N H HARDWARE DEALERS Never a Bum Steer 248 Blake St. Lewiston 347-35l Lisbon Street Dial 3-I l4l HAHNEL BROTHERS C0. Maine's Leading Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors 42 Main Street Lewiston, Maine so A XT U 1 if Bates Fabrics and Bates College Tile fine Bates name, the Hiaranri namen oi our products and your students, comes from our common ancestor, Benjamin E. Bates. Vve wiio maiie fine cotton and rayon fabrics for aii America are proud oi tile Ciose ties between Coiiege and Company. May tiley Continue for nii time. BATES MANUFACTURING COMPANY l.EWlSTON-AUGUSTA-SfXCO Wecilvers of famed Bates Fabrics since 1850 THE STYLE IILIITHING CII. M. 22, 5. supofnz LADIES' AND MEN'S CLOTHING cw-9 3I8 Lisbon SI'reeI Lewisfon, Maine E. W. PENLEY T865-T953 Wholesalers of QUALITY MEATS 8: PROVISIONS 37 KnigI1'f SI. Auburn, Maine TYDOL VEEDOL Hea+ing OiIs Federal Tires Q 7 Llflflfnfly if ON ROUTE I00, AUBURN Best Rest Rooms In New England ALWAYS TAKE IIDME THESE! Ln iamiaiiuiQ0i2 auxin :EMIS Delicious- B 8. NI served Wm' me Baked Beans MURPHY MONUMENTS cancun ANYWHERE IN New ENGLAND JAMES P. MURPHY CII., INSB 6-I0 BATES STREET LEWISTON. ME Near Maine Cenfral R.R. Sfafion Complimenls of ALBERT FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. DIAL 2-7201 2 Howe Sfreel Lewisfon ERNEST SALJNDERS .:. FLORIST .:. Corsages - Cul Flowers polled Planls - Nursery Slocln Wedding Bouguels 23 Lisbon Sireel 578 Main Slreel Orders Slore Payment ol Bills Greenhouse BIIRONS HAIR STYLIST FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES one Ihirly-seven college slreel Lewiston 2-9631 Galden Heart Bread Salt Sponge Bread ir Are oulslanding loaves of Bread manu- laclured by The Maine Baking Co., of Auburn. For many years Maine people have recognized GOLDEN HEART BREAD as The Besf Bread in Maine . The sweel. sofl as a rose, Iexlure ol SOFT SPONGE BREAD will delinilely-be an adiuncl of culinary happiness Io your daily diel. Bares College serves il daily .. . conlinue Io buy GOLDEN HEART or SOFT SPONGE BREADS for your Friends and family ar home. MAINE BAKING CO. ton, Me. n St., Lewis Q PHOTOGRAPHER, CLASS 1953. 125 Mai U cv so as C5 F' cw E VN -A as CD m r , .- .. ' .?,4 '-' -' F5 ' rg' ',,,,', fx: YI' Y-uqgxif 7 1 . A ' .L ff- ' A W, 1 Wgg ,, , K QI' ' V . 1 - P 7 59? J7'75'?f3f3?v-5 ', ' ' l 13 1 ' I I ' -A . , : 9 - .. ' r 1- . , Q44 115, . 4 , .x U A l , gv, - Q, - , ' , f . 'f JS- j . I l' .- . ' A sf , , 43.4 . nl V ' ' , ' ' ' , xrl,-yv. - . I ' . .V .I-'K .gt AJ. ,J-??,v..l:.,....r, . X ' fiw 'f M X- 'f , A - rg 7 ffl ,' , I ' ' .1I', ' 5 '--V -x , Ii' QMS.. -sv' . '. F 'va-. -1 3 Q 3 7 4 ' V ' . .ni 3 9' Vliivf -. f Q- ' A . 1 ' V 1 'Y Q -.2 . '- - wr l . ' r ,Q 7 . 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