Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1954 volume:

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'-fi7:'f-f- 'T' Arr: Rf --4 .ul 5 'Y P '1 Rf' le 1954 Wffof Eafeif fo b P85071 i861 .X Z fAe 5?uJefltff M Me 66144 of 7954 of Cofdge C, x Q -ig' R 1--- PIIESIIIEIII CHHIIIES FIIHIIIIIIII PHILLIPS Ur. PIiiIIi1is h.is hccn I9i'uitIcnt UI' Ihtt-5 Q'riIIcgc since ScptcinIici, IW-I-I. Pitvicitix tn that rIgttC. hc' suri'ctI with the N1tti0naI DcI'cmc iXnIx'isni'y Init three years and in .ty OI' I9-I-I xvzis gippnintctI Deputy iXcIminixtrfitnr Ihr Rzitiiining in Charge of :III IIII41I1lIl'IIXIIIl'NIIWIIICLIIIIICLISIIIILN. fXn Cinincnt Cufinninist, Dr. Pliillipx has written many important hooks in his IicIcI inCIucIing sCx'Ci'.tI n'itIc'Iy uwtI cfiIIt-gc texts on thc suhjcct. llc has also gititI1nrcc HLIITICIOLIN 4ti'IiuIvs Init scI1nI.istiQ, as xx'cII as Cuiiininic, puhIic.itinns. IPrCsicICnt PhiIIips xpcnt gi goiicI part QI' this yviii' in India unnICr the atuspiccs of tht Stitc Dcpnrtinciifs Nutr Ifiigt I2cIL1L'.itiiirmI Prngmin. IVE may incIeCcI hc' proud tn Iiwvc Dr. ChiirIQs Vr.inI4Iin I'IiiIIips in nur pi'csitIcnt. Prcxy on thc Indian Trip .1 II: I I Y. N Y -I J.. . KA ROBERT A. ADDISON, A.B. lnstruclor in Ph sical for Men Y l make mistakes and you make mis- takes. ROBERT G. BERKELMAN, A.M. Professor of English Secrelary of Jrhe Faculfy S1ingy answers-stingy grades. , ' 5413, Aj' n 31' f ' ' -C 15, I ' , ' 71 3 5' I 3 LH! v V iii JOHN B. ANNETT, A.B. Assislenf 'fo The Presidenl' tions. WALTER H. BOYCE, A.M. Dean of Men We'll have to check the record. We must always consider public rela- CARROLL P. BAILEY Associafe Professor of Physics We won't go into the mathematics of this. HELEN H. BRIWA lnsfruc+or in Physical Educafionlfor Women House Fellow Okay girls act alive. AUGUST BUSCHMANN. AM. Associale Professor of German 'My watch was slow. MARK T. CROWLEY, Ph.D. Associale Professor of Biology Don't you people ever do anything? ,M u ' 'T s .Z ' 'KH ANN F. Cl-IESEBRO, B.S. lnslrucfor in Physical Educalion for Women House Fellow Everybody come here and sit down. LESTER R. CUMMINS, Ph.D. Associale Professor of Educafion Direclor of Guidance and Placemenf To add a footnote . . . 1 f, um., -j , 2 HAZEL M. CLARK, A.M. Dean of Women Direclor of Admission for Women 'Come in and sit down. JOSEPH D'ALEONSO, Ph.D. Associale Professor of Philosophy HA nd now D'AIfonso's definition . . JOI-IN C. DONOVAN, Ph.D. Assis+an'r Professor of Governmenf And 1'm quoting . . . ARTHUR M. FREEDMAN, A.IvI. AssIsIanI Professor of Economics ROBERT W. ELLIOTT, PI1.D. Associafe Professor of French Now the downtown French . . . f 'f'f'1fH -'We'UNO- ' eeoReE M, GAMBLE. JR., ms. Alumni Secrefary Let's make this the best Back-to-Bates yet LESLIE S. FORSTER Ph D Insfrudor in Chemnsfry Let's deal with the main issue Xan- K' 5' A MARIE IVI. GIURICEO A M Assisfanr Professor of Classics House EeIIow Now girls be subtle ... 'N ANTOINETTE L. GIUSTO, A.M. lnslruclor in Spanish House Fellow That's lousy. ' ROBERT W. HATCH, B.S. Ins'rruc'ror in Physical Educafion Head Coach of Foolball and Baseball Your actions speak so loud I can't hear you. HENRY GLADE, A.M. lnslruclror in German A n idiom ll day. CURTIS J. HERRICK, A.M. lnslruclor in Psychology This school is so naive. 3595, 3 OSWYN K. HAMMOND, B.S. Parl-lime lnsfruclor in Chemisfry This w0n't be hard. RYLAND H. HEWITT, A.M. lnslruclor in Speech Anyone for a rootbeer? BOB R. HOLDREN, AM. Assisfanf Professor of Economics When I was at Yale . . . RAYMOND L. KENDALL. A.M. Associafe Professor of Educafion and Psychology I knew a Phi Beta Kappa who . . . an n , BRENDA J. JENNINGS Direcfor of fhe News Bureau Say cheese. LAWRENCE D. KIMBALL, A.M Assisfanf Professor of French and Spanish This is derived from the old Anglo- Saxon. 14 will make you pass out permanently. Ha.! K ,X PETER P. JONITIS, Ph.D. Assisfanf Professor of Sociology Now this is important! WALTER A. LAWRANCE. Ph.D. Sfanley Professor of Chemisfry DOUGLAS E. LEACH, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of His'rory This is really interesting, don't you think? MILFORD S. LOUGHEED, A.M. Assisfanf Professor of Geology This is a relatively simple concept . . any questions? O 4' 'Ms sw -1, ,gt-.V .Nt V '.I , sv :v 3 n xx I s f 5 MABEL L. LIBBEY, A.B. Regisfrar The cut book will be out this afternoon! LLOYD H. LUX, Ed.D. Professor of Physical Educafion for Men Bear with us we are getting some new equipment. ti 1,211 I 5 I gs ,. I ,git , 5 R Q , 'Wx .1 n JAMES V. MILLER, JR., B.D. J- V 1. QM, Assisfanl Professor of Religion This test will separate the men from the boys. as ANDERS lvl. MYHRMAN, Pl'1.D. Professor of Sociology Vell, Brothers 'Y .1 'o '?:-- ELEANOR H. MORSE, B.C.S. Insrrucror in Secretarial Sludies You look like a sleepy bunch. DOUGLAS O. NICHOLS, lv1.F.A. lnslruclor In English 'Tm sorry if you don't agree with me. 16 ERNEST P. MULLER, A.M. Assislanl Professor of l-lisfory and Governmenf Let's trace this trend. - Cl-IARLES E. PHILLIPS, Pl1.D.. LL.D Presidenl 1'll see you in a few weeks. BROOKS OUIMBY, Ed.Iv1. Professor of Speech Now the problem is . . . HARRY W. ROWE, A.Iv1., L.I-I.D. Deen of Jrhe Faculry 'There are two sides to every campus. F NORMAN E. ROSS, B.S. Bursar Shut your windows to keep the heat in. RICHARD W. SAMPSON, Ed.Iv1., A.M Insrrucror in Physics Let's turn the crank and plow on. EARL H. ROVIT, AM. Insrrucror in English Good Morning ! ! ! WILLIAM H. SAWYER, JR., Ph.D Professor of Biology I realize you have other courses, but . . . q,q9al 17 lf, 'i . YD? ji DON A. SEASTONE, AM. Ins+ruc+or in Economics As Samuelson again points out . . . WALTER SLOVENSKI, A.M. lnsrrucfor in Physical Education for Men '1'1l match you in it. 52 , lngp--v ROBERT D. SEWARD, A.M. Assislranf Professor of Spanish and French y! .'Cien por ciento da la clase! DAVID R. SMITH, M.MUS. Associate Professor of Music- You are slow on the attack. LAVINIA M. SCI-IAEFFER, AM. Associalre Professor of Speech l'd like to see you for just a few minutes. JOHN A. TAGLIABUE. A.M. Assisfanr Professor of CuH'ural Herifage IB You have to be in love . . . WILLIAM B. TI-IOMAS, PI1.D. Associalre Professor of Chemistry Since there are no questions I presume you have it down thoroughly. ROBERT B. WAIT. A.M. Assis+an'r Professor of BIoIogy When I repeat something three times you had better know it. Qu 3' .A k 'is If fe I ,ff - I I , CLINTON R. TI-IOMPSON, A.B. Insrruclror In Physical Education for Men Now, I knew a fellow . . . LENA WALMSLEY, A.M. Professor of PI1ysIcaI Education for Women 51152 -1 19:1 2- Q x 3,4-A - naw. 3.5! - A- :mmf wrivfzm '?- if 4+ .Nu -sw ,mln xi-Y 18 .' ?29'i L' M., Y. 3 ,ff 2 Q - use 'rv . ' ,Qffirzgg!63f!'25 ,Qg.f'- .2-l '1' MARY E. THOMPSON, A.M., R.N. Assisfanlr Professor of Nursing I was just thinking . . Well, girls, here are tlze facts. D' .yr 4-X .---- 2, I PAUL WI-IITBECK, A.M. Professor of EngIisI1 We will have to hurry through the last part of this. X J , ,.-f- 19 F EMMET FINLEY WHITTLESEY, AB. K Instructor in Mathematics The rest is trivial. 1 32 A f iff' ' , . gf? A ,Pal f PERCY D. WILKINS. lvl.S. Professor of Mathemalics Let's blow the dust of those analytic I books. JOHN R. WILLIS. Ph.D. Assislanl Professor ol Cullural Heritage 1 imagine the Philosophy Department KARL S WGODCOCK ph D would disagree with me, but. . . Professor ol Physics We'll get this working in a minute. EDWIN M. WRIGHT, Ph.D. Professor ol English . . . pans of milk and spineless jellyfish . . . RAYBORN L. ZERBY, Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Cultural Heritage Direclor of the Chapel On to Florence! leafs? X. R x gb.. xi ' A Lis, 4-7 V W- ' fl! 3.5 .ei',.-1,1 - is ' R Kit' 1 I ,LQ '- A','WsQ'x0 ,1 'H' , V. ': . if n'f2 5-'f i if P ' W I w. INFIRMARY STAFF, Lefi' +o rigl1'I': Mrs. Slella M. Karel, RN., J Assisranl Nurse, Miss Dorollny l-l. Abbolrlr, Head Nurse: Mrs. Z. Jayne Tibbells. Assislanlr Nurse. Below: HOUSE DIRECTORS FOR MEN. Lefi' io right Mrs. Abbie A. Smilh, Mrs. Sara P. Lord. LIBRARY STAFF. 72 V Lef+ +0 right ' . Miss lva W. Fosler, A.B., B.S., 'Mfr Assislranlr Librarian: R-N-. X K Miss Rulb E. Lawrence, AB., B.S., Calalogerg it Miss Mabel Earon, A.B., B.S., N f Librarian, , . Miss Florence L. Field, ' , l Assislanlt F l l f Miss Laura B. Mallerlr, B.S., i ' Head of Circulafion. Below: HOUSE DIRECTORS FOR WOMEN. Sea+ed le'F'I' 'lo right Mrs. Alice L. Miller, Mrs. Margarel V. Bisbee Sianding leff io right Mrs. Helen C. Cowan, Mrs. Helen L. Mclnrire. wgvvu 1 f .aw 55? -'-.1 1. M il , , , ,. - ..v-4 '37 if 'az E im 254 M ' g' I 1 , -5 sd -saw-'Q IS ,xx 23 f Z-. H? ff 4' r -X.. E 5 5 -s p. A . '1!2'Q Ab, -- - ' S. -'17 UFWI4' 1 A 5 . I It .., - E 3'Xff .S?..-C' i9f.34V?'- . r'c 1. I Student Council Left to righ, frst row: L. Camp- bell, R. Melville, R. Sharaf, E. Em, I. Houhoulis. Second row: C. Calcagni, G. Gardiner, R. Weber, R. McAfee, A. Fickett. Men Proctors Left to right, first row: R. Chris tenson, R. Thies. Second row L. Campbell, C. DiMaria, F Beck. Student Government Left to right, first row: I. Dick- son, B. Fish. Second row: E. Greene, P. Heldman, C. Snow, S. Ordway, N. Metcalf, P. Hatch, I. Davidson. Third row: P. Small, E. De Santis, L. Wat- son, R. Haskins, D. Felt, A. Sabo, V. Fedor, B. Hayne. Women Vice Presidents Left to right, first row: A. Arace, E. Ham. Second row: L. Julian, A. Hoxie, C. Hollister, D. Turner, S. Magnuson. Third row: E. Conron, M. Round, H. Anderson. Spanish Club Left to ri ht first row- D Turner B g , . . , . Ely, johnson, D. Caesar, L. Thomas. Second row: A. Barclos, M. Pauls, R. jeffrey, B. Embser. .Jw f is i 'Jf ,. 81 .IQZVA E, fm i, Der Deutsche Verein Left to right, Hrst row: L. Baker, P. Pen nington. Second row: E. Brill, R. Tug gey, H. Bauer, R. Christenson, B Morse, H. lung, N. Glennon, L. Con dit. Third row: Hodginson, B. Bott E. Reichert, R. Liebe, Prof. Busch man, C. Iodet, P. Hatch, W. Lord. Le Cercle Francais Left to right, Hrs! row: A. Dufton, L. Taylor. Second row: D. Campbell, M. VVills, R. Burger, C. Flower, N. Nha, C. Guild, R. Cholakian. Third row: A. LaRocque, M. Doctoroff, john- son, D. Papadimitriou, -I. Perkins, M. Pauls, P. Xaphes, C. johnson. Lambda Alpha Left to right, Hrst row: D. Moskovls R Feretos. Second row: I. Tufts L Dav1 M. Haskell, W. Berube, M Beauheu . Smith. Third row: D Goudey A erkelman, L. Lamb, L Reed S Hendricks. 5 Off -Campus Men's Club Left to right, first row: F. Harris, R Page,g. Stanbury. Second row: P. Du mas, . Bean, R. Langley, Toomey R. Hayes, H. Johnston, I. Bondaruk Third row: R. Fales, M. Brody, R McLean, D. Dickey, H. Hecker. Chase Hall Committee Left to right, Hrs! row: A. LeBlanc, A. Brooke, G. Molander, E. DeSantis, I. Farr. Second row: H. Anderson, G. Crimes, L. XVatson. l r ,4 EP' ,ll ' C7 ' xv 5 . M35 f X F I . 9 ffl .jf 7 r 4 GP Political Union Left to right, first row: D. Learned, B. Meader, Pt. Hathaway, M. Brown. Second row: D. Wyllie, R. Pierce, A. Auger, B. Stearns, K. Moore. Publishing Association Left to right, first row: D. West, L Willsey, M. Browne. Second row: B Stearns, C. Lindblow. Young Republicans Left to right, first row: D. Wyllie, M Sharpe, E. johnson, C. Keiger, R. Da mon. Second row: Dr. Leach, G Reynolds, R. Pierce, S. Keith, R. Hath away, R. Hayes. Future Teachers of America OUOQOQP Left to right, first row: M. Wills, Bardos, D. Boyce, A. Kennedy, Hendrickson, Staib, S. Perfetti, Flower. Second row: R. Watson, . johnson, E. Raccagni, R. Hewitt, . Bennett, D. Colburn, Bondaruk, . Wilcox, R. Savage. .IIE 0 A E XV' . I v- Y Debating Council Left to righbvfirst row: M. Brown, Bailey, D. eatherbee, D. West, Learned, D. Mausert. Second row Steinberg, D. Wyllie, M. Kushner, Brody, K. Kaplan, B. Hathaway, Handspicker, K. McLin, R. Fales Poulin, B. Taylor, B. Greenfield, Gidez, L. Evans. Louisa f ' ,., , E , ., gk' , , 1. . l fc ,Mfrs Ulfmlllm ,l is P J D .ggi lx lei' e 3 ROUND 2' X Dial M for Murder. 3. ,Q 5 4 ,,.,.nf,4 1 it S .tx ,, Y .FL ' ef Bl JM, -7, Rv! I .gaw- :A V193 af Why the Chimes Rang v ...f Robinson Players Left to right, first row: M. Browne, R. Kolesnikoff, M. Shatts, I. Linn, A. Dufton. Second row: M. Sharpe, F. Hess, S. Bradeen, G. Peaco, 1. Dis- brow, C. Flower, P. Heldman, Miss Schaeffer, Johnson. Third row: P, Pennington, C. Cove, B. Doane, Pi. Thies, J. Truesdail, R. Hathaway, I. Cleary, R. Pierce, V. Kimball, VV. Davenport, I. Witham, G. Duguay. f' -., K ffl . .9 ,X I O. C. Board Left to right, first row: M. Lomonoco, J. Angell, B. Brenton, C. Magnuson, A. LeBlanc, C Greene, R. Thies. Second row: G. Grimes, P. MacAvoy, K. Kaplan, E. Feinsot, F. Hine, M Webber, R. Pepin, C. Allan, A. Bardos. Qufing O. C. Council Left to right, first row: C. Hollister, A. Bardos, A. Hoxie, M. MacKenzie, E. Feinsot M. Round Second row: I. Peters, C. Magnuson, R. Tuggey, R. Benton, S. Benton, M. Webber,,A. LeBlanc, C. Greene, Angell, Farr. Third row: M. Lomonaco, R. Thies, G. Grimes, F. Beck, P. Mac- Avoy, K. Saunders, H. Elston, F. Hine, K. Kaplan, G. Molander, R. Pepin, C. Crandall, Davis, I. Freeman, C. Allan, R. Becerra. ,A is Y., C. A. Cabinet Left to right, Hrs! row: N. Libby, N. Blake, L. Durgin, E. Ham, K. Hempel, Lnckxwnd, M. Sharpe. Second row: R. Kelly, D. Wlest, I. Birks, N. Handspicker, D. Miller, B. Stearns. Ckriafian :Mociafion Christian Service Club Left to right, Hrst row: M. Davis, N. Miller, VV. Ilnbbs, C. Hollister, D. Mausert, E. Hum H. Benjamin, C. VVaterman. Second row: K. Heinpel, Whit, L. Durgin, R. Drechsler, C. Mac- Lean, E. DeNuyon, M. Handspiclter, B. Stearns. L, v we Wrror Editors Left to right: R. Schmutz, I. Durland. A sri.-f Editorial Staff Left to right, frst row: B. Meader, I. Cray. Second row: R. Schmutz, H. Anderson.-FI. Durland, C. VVilcox, C. Eastman. bird row: N. Mills, B. Sherman, N. Leland, P. Mattson. 4.2 4:31 s.3 1 ir 42 ,?5' ' ...---1-tix 1-8 , 1,1 +Y x' 1-si Business Staff Left to right, first row: R. Hayes, B Vaux, E. Brill, B. Balanoff, C. Snow Second row: 1. Towse, I. Mailey. Staff Left to right, first row: R. Haskins C. Anderson, L. Iohnson, P. Knapp, I. Leonard, S. Benton, R. Schmutz Second row: K. McLin, D. Boyce, P Sawyer, I. Towse, L. Evans, L. Rose I. Raymond, M. Rudolph, B. Morse. Business Staff Left to right, first row: W. Laird C Crandall, D. Boyce, C. Graham, Sec: ond row: M. Round, C. Berry, A. Blanchard. 'D jk? xS?LlJQl'lf Editors Left to right, first row: L. Johnson, S. Benton, L. Rose, P. Knapp, I. Leonard, M. Rudolph, C. Manion Second row: R. Schmutz, C. Anderson R. Haskins, A. Parker. 6 .f.f:. F15 V.: , -fi: X History Club Left to right, first row: S. Magnuson M. Shatts, D. Cosimini, B. Balanoll Second row: M. Sharpe, R. Cash, L Stover, L. Boyden, Leamon, H. ung, Dr. Leach. Third row: Prof. Nllrller R. Tiffany, R. Hathaway, R. Fraserl M. Kushner, R. Nile, P. Hutchinson. Barristers Left to right, first row: C. Keiger, C Berry. Second row: M. Brown, H. Wil bur, Toomey, D. Learned, A. Auger F. Crandell, R. Sharaf. Third row: P Callan, R. Fales, D. Miller, D. Bridg forth, E. Thomasson, R. Vartabedian R. Steinberg, D. Wyllie, C. Reynolds 'x V N l s f W International Relations Left to right, frst row: M. Sthatts, B. Balanoff. Second row: L. Hall, Staib, R. Steinberg, G. Crandall, R. Hatha- way, G. Lindberg, R. Nile, B. Meader, P. Small. Third row: K. Moore, K. Zimble, A. Auger, E. Thomasson, E. DeNoyon, R. Pierce, R. Drayton, V. Chernolli, D. Wyllie, G. Reynolds, N. Nha. Jordan Ramsclell Left to riht, first row: E. Greene, R. Hewitt, D. Keirstead, M. Plumb, C. Cove, E. Feinsot, S. Hanson, D. Dom- bek, S. Hendricks. Second row: A. Montgomery, R. Thies, Leonard, L Willsey, B. Sherman, N. Toner, Di- Martinis, M. Robinson, B. Hayne, M. McCall, I. Mueller. Third row: W. Hills, F. Beck, M. Webber, R. Kameny 3 I. Dalco, R. Leyton, C. Iodat, R. Prothero, H. Hecker, R. Langley, F. Hine, C. Allan, K. Kaplan, C. Brooke, S. Malouf, R. Liebe, Angell, T. Halliday, R. Barton, E. Brilliant. NNN, f Lawrance Chemical Society Left to right, first row: Dr. Lawrance, C. McKesson, A. Littlefield, T. Tho- burn, H. Usala, C. Lindblow, Lock wood. Second row: L. Brodin, M. Lo Monoco, S. Springstead, T. Kugeman T. Whitney, I. Read, G. Lindberg, C DiMaria, R. Dickinson, F. Harris, H Lindenmeirer. 's :P t iilillll If t ct ' it lillllll' Nursing Club Left to right, first row: M. Needham M. Greene, R. Tuggey. Second row: L Hastings, R. Stephenson, Mushroe C. Chesley, M. Terani, Darnell, L Swanson. Third row: M. Rudolph, I Kudla, D. Maeser, B. Atkinson, V Tomalty, P. Lawrence. S lTUlllUl'Cl L-fr to right, first row: L. Hall, A. Sabo, M. Bailey, M. Skelton, Dur- land, N. johnson, D. Turner. Secoml row: R. Haskins, D. Gochberg, 1. Collier, C. Peaco. MacFarlane Left to right, first row: W. Buhl, G Watennan, N. Glennon. Second row: N. Blake, C. Eastman, Prof. Smith Third row: I. Hodgkinson, C. Schwarz B. Bott, L. Thomas, I. Lippincott, B. Hough, A. Adams. Choral Society Hiff J'n'?1v' f1.aw 1 away l' I' I! In I' n ,w . 23 V 'H::m 'li-tar sf i A ,il -M 2 2 ,Q W 1 1 QRS- ,Mi -' 'Soi W y Y 'I' li,-1'-I,,,,, A ,V Q I 7. '------- . ' V ' ou' ,' 3--5212: L:--, , . '-inn-,gut 'I' -14 ' Q, ,.m- omT,i...f .:,., J own in flze ,UMM ey Football Band Um 57a JP kSllflI'ltOIl IQJQ 'if pg 5 ,ll in - f u .' r Quin' k'n-131mg fm.:.,- A W, b in ' - '- - at W R Q 'Qhli-w W 1 i vi f - .-'Wu A V ,., .L uqgsxb-v,q V iQd Fg . 3 w, . , K- .. JAR Aw l ,jr - 'x -2 .sw KQAN-V92 ms .nn I 'vm hr--b -10,1 Nav' 'W -J.-Q - A .ns-M.. ' SX--wifi!! 3 P' vau- avuv i rd?-fx A..-.Q Kiwi' fo Zzlfeff ,nw 1, A A-z-.4 . ' ' - .. xi ff 'L'W' mv. 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Despite the disappointing one and six rec- ord, the 1953 version of the Bobcats made a very respectable showing against some very formidable opposition. As in past years the Bates nemesis, lack of depth, was back to haunt the coaching staff. Beginning the season at home against a very much larger University of Massachusetts squad, the 'Cats matched the visitors throughout the first half. In the second half, however, superiority in numbers began to show as the Bates iron men tired. Warm weather plus the greater forces of the Redmen proved to be too powerful a combination for the home forces who wound up on the short end of a 34-12 score. In the season's second outing the Garnet eleven travelled to Vermont to take on Middleburys Panthers. 64 The Bobcats' two big backs, Bob Chumbook and Herb Morton A kink ran well finding pay dirt twice to give the Bates men a 13-O victory. A heart-breaking defeat marked the third week of the season as the varsity gridsters dropped a close 7-6 decision to an evenly matched Hofstra eleven. A first half touchdow-n run of 55 yards by Morton was nullified by a backfreld in motion penalty In the second half the Bobcats broke the scoreless tie on a third period touchdown by Chumbook. Failure to complete the conversion was costly for the home team as the visitors from Long Island came back to score on a blocked punt and make good their conversion try. 'f'L'K1er u TI Stops M31ne back Travelling to Boston the following week, the 'Cats met and bowed to a highly-rated Northeastern team. Although they player well throughout the game, the Bates eleven was not SEASQNIS SCHEDULE quite strong enough to stop the Huskies who won 19-O. Bates Opp Before a homecoming crowd the Bobcats opened State Series Univ. of Mass I U I I p 12 34 . . . Middlebury . , , . . 13 0 play against Maine. The Black Bears jumped off to an early Hofstra 6 7 14-O lead before a Bob Atwater to Ernie Ern pass clicked for N01'fhC35teI'1'l ..'r'-.-4 A - 0 19 University of Maine ..r,rr 7 37 the first Garnet score and the only one of the day. Outclassed Bowdoin Apptlhtpvhpt U Q 13 38 Colby ............ . . 12 13 the rest of the way, the Bobcats dropped this one 37-7. In the second Series game at Bowdoin the Bates eleven dropped a 38-13 decision in a tussle much closer than the score indicated. VARSITY FOOTBALL, top row, L. Willseyf, mgr.g R. Gillette, E. Holmes, T. Moore, L. Hub- bard, R. Dunn, C. Harris, R. Barton, W. Lord. mgr. Middle row, Robert Hatch, Head Coach, M. DeSalle, R. Froio, B. Brainerd, E. Soto, R. Berry, F. Beck, C. Cloutier, R. Becerra, D. Bar- rows, Robert Addison, Asst. Coach. Bottom row, C. Burke, E. Ern, C. DiMaria, R. Vena, R. Chumbook, H. Morton, P. Barbera, R. Atwater, R. Greenberg, L. Rose. ' FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. Top row: A. YVhitman, mgr., C. MacDonald, B. johnson, 1. Simpkins, Mcgrath, M. Godfried, N. Levine, F. Carlow, mgr. Middle row: Walter Slovenski, head coach, R. Ziegler, Pi. Post, C. Weeks, E. Pike, P. Lavigne, P. Kimball, N. Warnock, Pi. Brayer, B. Flynn, Bruce Morrison, Assistant Coach. Bottom row: P. Wicks, K. Zimble, Cabrerra, R. Martin, E. Dailey, P. Carletti, D. Bay, P. Perry, R. Southwick, P. Kenney. The Bobcats were first to score as Chumbook raced to the end zone in the first period. Two Bowdoin counters put the 'Cats behind at halftime, however, and a second half splurge ensured a Bowdoin victory. The second Garnet touchdown came in the final minute on an Atwater to Dan Barrows pass. Going into the Colby game in the unfamiliar role as favorites the Bobcats finished the season at Waterville.. Snow and rain made playing conditions difficult as Bates failed in their final bid 12-13. Atwater and Morton tallied for the 'Cats, and a last play Atwater to Morton pass was completed, but the big back fell just short of the goal. Injuries to key players hurt the team which was not strong to begin with. Most important of the losses were Chumbook scores for Bates. Art Paton whose leg injury kept him out of Series games after a superb first half of the season at a tackle post, and Paul Barbera who was side-lined during several games. Dave Higgins was lost for the Colby game. The forward wall was a good one as end Ralph Froio played his usual brand of ball despite being bothered by a bad knee, and Larry Hubbard put in some surprisingly good performances as a sophomore starter at the other end. Pralph Vena and Bud DiMaria stopped the opposi- tion from their tackle slots and Barbera, Mike DeSa1le, and Dick Barton capably filled the guard posts. Sopho- more Bob Dunn held down the center position. Only four men, DiMaria, Vena, Bob Greenberg, and Louis Rose are lost to the team by graduation. With the bulk of the eleven made up of experienced juniors the outlook should be a little brighter for another year. At the close of the season DilV1aria and Chumbook were honored by being named to the All-Maine team. Chumbook and Morton were named co-captains for 1954. Coach Walt Slovenski fielded an undefeated freshman squad which went through its three games winning two and tying the Colby Prosh 6-6. Wins came over Bridgton Academy 7-O, and Hebron Academy 19-12. The squad was defensively strong, but weak on offense. Z?aaLef6af A tough 24 game schedule produced a long winter for coach Bob Addison and his hapless five. Severe losses in man- power throughout the season greatly hampered the chances of moulding a steady unit at any time during the season. First blow was the loss of Bob Gliumboolt, counted on by Addison for his rebounding ability, due to an injury incurred during the football season. The greatest loss was that of George Schroder, high scoring Captain and rebounding ace, who was drafted at mid season. On the brighter side of the picture was the play of Ted Ward and Bob Dunn who lived up to preseason expectations. The improved play of the only senior on the club, Lynn Willsey, and the surprising work of Tom Moore as a rebounder and scorer added greatly to the team. Don Smith, Gene Taylor, Pep Gilman, and jim Biopel Filled out the depleted Bobcat ranks. The season opened on the home court against a highly rated Brandeis live that had little trouble staying ahead of the Bob- cats. A home and home series with the University of New Hampshire resulted in a double licking for the Bates Five as they were unable to stop the Wildczits on either court. ln the State Series opener at Bowdoin the improved Bears were hardepressed to pull out a four point victory over coach Addison's charges. This game was followed by losses to Colby and Maine in the first round of State Series play. Winless efforts against the University of Vermont, a good St. Michael's club and Amherst brought the Gats into the second round of State Series play. D HOCA. SEASONS SCHEDULE Brandeis University . . . Univ. of New Hampshire Univ. of New Hampshire Bowdoin ....,.,.,... Colby ..,.,,....... University of Maine . , Univ. of Vermont . . St. lV1iehael's .... Amherst . . , Golby ......,,... Bowdoin ......,..... University of Maine . . Gorham S. T. G. . , , Farmington S. T. G. , Glarlc University Trinity .,.,.., , , . Northeastern Univ. . Williams Providence ...... St. Anselmls . . . . . Northeastern Univ. , University of Maine . . Golby ,...., .,.,, Bowdoin .....,...,.. Bates Opp. 56 76 66 76 59 66 59 63 63 75 71 75 60 83 55 77 149 65 63 67 70 89 68 92 63 84 77 70 58 72 51 90 68 81 52 82 68 80 72 97 71 64 62 64 64 76 64 97 XValt Bosendahl clieclts the equipment Pep Gilman shoots for two 67 Varsity Basketball, standing: Robert Addison, Coachgtl. Riopel, D. Smith, T. Moore, E. Taylor, R. Dunn, L. Willsey, R. Stetson mgr. Kneeling: E. Ward, S. Gilman. The Colby game proved to be an exciting one, A loss to Gorham State Teachers College was but Bowdoin turned out tO be too Strong for the taken before the hoopsters finally broke the win G H Pl . 'h h . E column against Farmington State Teachers Col- ' I . 2 I I I C ' . . . . Ame Ve lymg W1 Ou Services O lege. This was a hard-earned victory in which the Schroder for the f1fSf time, the B0bC3iS 3bS0fb9Cl Bates club was forced to come from behind to prove a sound beating at the hands of Maine. ifS9lf- Bob Dunn lays it up and in. Don Smith grabs a rebound. v After successive losses to Clark, Trinity, North- eastern, Williams, Providence, and St. Anselms marred the schedule, the season reached its highest point. Among these schools were numbered some of the better clubs in New England small college ball. ln a return match on the home court with North- eastern's Huskies the Bobcats turned in an upset win before an enthusiastic crowd of rooters. The final round of State Series play came and went leaving the Carnet winless in Series play. Hardest to take of these three losses was the heart- breaking home loss to Maine by a single basket margin. Coach Lloyd Lux, relieving varsity coach Bob Addison of some of the pressure on him, led a strong Prosh quintet to a successful season to com- pensate in part for the dismal varsity record. lack Hartleb was the brightest spot on the freshman roster playing the role of leading scorer, rebounder, and defensive player. Dick Sullivan and Dick Walton added strength to the team with their steady allearound play and scoring ability to help the club compile an eight and five record. A strong evenly Schroder drives for a lay up balanced team gave future varsity prospects some hope. The Fresh were a small but fast team of good ball handlers and smooth passers. Although they played good ball when the pressure was on them, they were somehow jinxed in the late stages of the close games and dropped some important games in overtime. Freshman Basketball, top row: Lloyd Lux, Coach, C. Sanborn, P. Allen, H. Levine, A. VVhitman, mgr.g R. Vartabe- dian, mgr. Bottom row: Welch, P. Perry, R. Walton, Hartleb, R. Sullivan, R. Davis, Muth. l'6lC One of the strongest varsity track squads in many a year put in .in indoor season of exciting meets winning two and losing four closely fought contests while dropping one decisive dual. Willing- ness to work under coach Wlalt Slovenski and a drive to win on the part of each individual paid off great dividends as the tracksters accumulated much interest with their efforts. A pleasantly surprising upset win over the University of Maine got the season oil on the right foot for coach Slovenskfs charges. VVinning tosses in the hammer and the discus by Captain Ed Holmes were matched in point total by Doug Fay's 600 and 300 yard run victories. Other lirsts were captured by Boger Schmutz in his 1000 yard specialty and Fred Beck in the broad jump. A tie for first in the high jump by Stan Barwise gave four more valuable points. just as important as the Firsts were the second and third places taken by Carnet performers. In their second encounter, the 'Cats put up a tremendous battle before bowing to a stronger University of New Hampshire team. Taking seven of the possible 13 firsts, the Carnet track men were unable to take enough of the runner-up spots to come up with the Win. Captain Ed SEASONS SCHEDULE University of Maine ,......... University of New Hampshire Northeastern Univ. ......... . Bowdoin ......,.. Tufts . . . Colby . . . Bates Opp 62 55 52 65 57 59 61 65 46 71 86 39 Varsity Track, top row: Walter Slovenski, Coaehg M. Doctoroff, C. Swift, I. Daleo, P. Cowan, S. Parkburst, E. Kent, L. Condit, mgr. Bottom row: F. Beck, T. Halliday, C. Iodat, S. Barwise, E. Holmes, Captain, D. Fay, I. Lind, R. Schmutz, D. Barrows. l ax' ' 9 . if ' 9: f ,I Hifi, I 52 sf' 1 jg-any -' , V .,.,,,. 4, . 1 .f Q 1. -A ...Q sf H .49 john Lind clears the bar at 12 feet. Northeastern was given a good scare by the tracksters as they were forced to go all out to just barely edge the Bobcats. Turning in some fine performances, the Bates men ran one of those almost, but not quite meets which was not decided until the last event was over. Another close match occurred against Bowdoin as strategy on the part of coach Slovenski failed to over- come the depth advantage held by the Bears. The only decisive loss of the season came at the hands of Tufts, perennial New England track power. The 'Cats put on a performance to be proud of against the superior lumbos with the brightest spot on the Carnet side being John Lind's 12 foot pole vault, the first time he had reached that height in a meet. The following week the tracltsters turned around to pin an even more decisive defeat on the Colby aggregate to end the indoor season. Facing approximately the same schedule in the spring the Bobcats made a good outdoor showing. Middlebury and the University of Vermont were the only additions to the spring schedule. The Frosh tracksters duplicated the varsity record of two wins and four losses as they faced a totally college schedule eliminating the high school meets which have dominated the schedule of past years. VVins came against the University of New Hampshire and Colby as the yearlings ran the same schedule as the upperclassmen. Toughest to take of the losses was a one point defeat by the Northeastern frosh. Freshman Track, top row: Walter Slovenski, Coach, C. MacDonald, E. Pike, P. Kimball, N. Warnock, N. Levine, Zepp. Middle row: W. Worthington, B. Rowe, P. Wicks, P. Kenney, McGrath, B. Farquhar, Towse, M. Lerner, Pi. Stevens. Bottom row: managers R. Pierce, A. Tobey, J. Duguay, and S. Keith. matted WCW QA? SEASON'S SCHEDULE fvzwelaf With a strong battery, a good infield, and an outheld of unknown quantity and variety coach Bob Hatch and his Bobcat tossers faced a rugged season. Left hander Fred jack, outstanding with the freshmen a year previous, bore the brunt of the pitching burden and was called upon to fill in in other spots. His battery mate, Bob Beny, was with the varsity for his second year. The infield was made up of one sophomore and three juniors. The sophomore starter was Bob Dunn, a first sacker who took an occasional try on the mound. The keystone sack was held down by Captain Bob Emmett April 14 Corham State Teacher's College CAD gg Udulferslti ' Atwater who teamed with Spence Hall at short to give os on niversi y . . . . . gg gOrgTSa5tern ' the Garnet an infield strong clown the middle. Cary ow om .......,.......,.. I M 2? lglnilglelisity of New Hampshire Burke played the hot corner for the second year. ay ow o1n ...,........,..... D, 5 Colby ...,.....,..,...,.., on 8 Colby ...,. CHD 12 Maine ..,.... CAD 14 Northeastern . . . CHD 17 Colby ...,. CAD 20 Maine , , . CHD 22 Maine .... CAD 25 Bowdoin . , . CHD lnheld, standing: gary Burki ang Boll? D . K ' g: H B Bates battery, Fred lack and Bob Reny. Atifvlsger. nee In pence a an O --,t.J ., .-sk 1 .gil ffalnufa 5 Interest in Intramurals remained at a high pitch during the year as well-matched teams competed hotly for the touch foot- ball, basketball, and softball titles. In .the fall, 1.13. and South emerged undefeated victors of their respective leagues. A play- off gave the crown to the powerful JB. squad. The large number of entries for the basketball season forced division of teams into three different leagues divided as nearly as could be judged according to ability of the respective person- nel. Each team met the others in their league twice to decide play-off berths. Walt Koball's Roger Bill club, defending aff and T O . champs of the Intramural circuit wound up in a tic with Sam ni 013,40 J! I 4117 s, Kozak's Bardwell entry in the strong American League. A tie resulted in the National League also as Mitchell and Gil Grimes' IB. club finished with identical records. Bardwell's International League combine topped that circuit. The play-offs saw Kozales Bardwell five sweep by Roger Bill in the first round of play while Mitchell won the right to meet that team in the semi-finals by edging IB. The second Bardwell team drew a bye. Easy victories were posted by Kozak's five as they swept to the title. , Equally as exciting was the spring softball season that produced a variety of thrills in several close games. The Intra- mural program run by Tony Kugeman and C. Ray Thompson allowed fun for all who took part in any one of its three phases. Fighting for a rebound. Bardwell's Basketball Champs: K. Sargent, S. Kozak, A. Kafka, Davis, I-I. Usala. I Organization of the program presented each year by the Womens Athletic Association is based on the idea of developing well-coordinated college women. To attain this goal, a variety of sports is sponsored in five major seasons. The winter season seemed to be the peak of the sports year, with dormitory teams battling fiercely for the basket- ball trophy. A hard fought playoff game between East and West Parker resulted in East's winning the title by a 36-32 score. The early spring season featured volleyball and once again the activity was held on an inter-dorm basis. Apart from the sports schedule itself, WAA has scored in presenting other programs of general campus interest this year. Health Week was climaxed by the choosing of Priscilla Hatch as Betty Bates, the typical coed, on the basis of a pleasing personality, good health, participation in athletics, friendliness, grooming and poise. Colby and the University of Maine were guests at the fall Play Day held at Bates with hockey, volleyball and badminton contests featured. Twenty-five participants in the jackson ski trip received expert information and supervision from a professional instructor, WAA again offered women the chance to enjoy a weekend at Casco lnn featuring hiking, skiing, tobogganing, skating and delicious home cooked meals. The Swim Club, organized last year, presented the synchronized water ballet Spring Time Serenade under the direction of Lynn Watson and Edie-Ellen Greene. PX QQ - n ' 2. - N7 ly-.JI lj : E V WAA BOARD. Hrst row: Smith, A. Chick, A. Flynn. Second row: R. Burger D. Turner, M. Connell, N. Cole, A. Aracc. 'iv' 76 SEASON AND SPORT MANAGERS, hrst row: R. Burger, N. Metcalfe, A. Chick J. Smith, A. Flynn, M. Beaulieu. Second row: E. McLeod, D. Turner, D. Hirst, R. Haskins, M. Connell, Hodgkins, M. Harbeck. 77 54124324 YR A-, Ig-ak ' kN QQ . E1 'K 5 It i5n't that bad, fellas. Q I mn a lowly anzoeba . . . 1 5 , ! 4 es iq 5 , 1 if V 4 ' I 1 v , ff' K. : 'af' 'i . --.e i F' ' A WU' ,. N: 'f' Q1 if -ifii 2 -if sq- -. .Q . 4.14 5 Ig 31 4 U54 3'-2 ,- 5 5. 95 5713- '-firm ' gig i'7'5-.figill Pg' .4 ' A :' 'f !'l1 , 1 'jk 'Y - .J , '13, 1' .' ,g 2f. :',f.' 1 , lg fog.. , ,4 J .zE g'Li,f 3' I 7 i 5' . Q 4. ' '55 1 2 -, ! 2, I 5 if If , ,I .X , -, , .vit 'iffy .JA .4 Remember lzow your rooms looked that night? qi., 80 9 we sa 'ff M 1 l e V A.: A W ,r wg- ,, 4, A - -1 1 1 f' ,, 2415 J ii' 1 . 5..,,f 1 I A ' ,f 4 'K ?w-f ., . 4:33 ' , . we . , -L. Y ' T' 1 fi ff '- r 14 Q, M I 4 4' I 4' W t, ,. f f f ,P , Lg ff L' 1-' I . ' lf, Z, L .v V5 W fi ' P ' xv g F p N ja a y H' 4 , .'-'x '1 ., . emu, zo fI..'.',. 1 'f 1 lf. -5 563-15 f- iw. Q- ,, , ., Z'3'7f1' Q 1-ff' F-f :ga-.:..:., mme ,Af -- -W 'ff ' , wma . 1, wif. M, . .f., -M ff 3 I if A I ..iQgi:3'g3?E'4N' -fffjmff, QA x 5. , 4 ., , 1, ,j 'fe f A-f ' se- mf. -. fx 562 f . YL? - fjl A ' Q- Mii f.. .:L? 5 L.. The roaring twenties. Someone got wet. enioro Qi, Has anybody here seen GoIdy? Parker just is11't the same anymore. 'gk UQ' 11a1'en't really changed much, have we? Hail Pericles Pappas. I .-.L .. - Motorists beware! Cir0'5 41 In Bates. --Y' g :if 'M-.. 'Quia-4.,x i 1 Wx, pifw 1 5 My Q4 9 N 0 4 nb aww V V -if-.J-5 4: Q 4 A - A W fe 1 V . X4 A, Ufell, it's Il IUOHIIHZIS world. 11's Dynamite! 11's Lymclyglztl 82 The eyes of Texas are upon you .53 'f R314 ' ff The Monster. The May Day Vigilavztes. Can't all be athletic. Anal wlzo does your hair? 1'-N ' ,gn fx f:rQ..l'1 gdfwwfvf -v-wa-'V -nn..-,.4. WU- WM, M.. ,ww NW.. W. ,,.,.,w+4q...,..,.,,.4.-ww-1v4 'g 'fs fx' f ' f-V' - ,VVV 4 , .,.,,.............-1 ......,, , .. vv Our Betty Bates. Be tlzere no place so lmmlale . . . 8 3 Ooopsl . llflv q v 1 iw 1 V v. 9, qgY0 , 1 q' ,H I - ' 1 . .. 1 D. . gf ' ' 1 l. 4' - ' 'lvl ' fsiilwlin 4 l l F I '1,gj .2 3' 1 ,fm -'iw-?': Aw - A ing - L :au nf-Q W: .gba ima K' 'fy N M KI 1 '45 eff? 5 -1 M A ffl G . lb rags . J.: :id . I a I' ' ,.. .X v- ' - Q., ,wx t y x g T-5 X 6' 5 , I 'Q fi l ,ml 'Q Pt Vie-4 4 i at V V1 T-si V U' 9 +' 4'?f5 'm' I . wig A ,, ,,, . A Y Ap 9134 ' 'Qi Q.-si -533 V 9 ,AS it fmt i f-w W et 1, V l ,nf .1 , 'W 7 0' X t ---f' f i, . -, 'Al ' ,N4 an , we 4, Q 1 3,,r, R I-,:,,fe 54 .95, 1 My . . , ,- 4- -1. - A' - ,.. , Q. 1 4 1 . ff'?Q ' .W7 .ft Y K -315- Tl18T6,S nothing like a Blast. Good, huh? 225 ' if l ' .,2,.zX?4,4 QT ,U 'V If , ,.,' I., , H ' r . f at - f 59, Fd' v7 f if 'fffagfrf ' X 14' ' 1, V i T 'A-.1 ff f if What's the joke, Harry? If we didn't learn another thing at least we learned how to play hridgel LA The Rand hello. Let's have a party. 84 IVY DAY ODE O thou, our hopes of heights, the ivy slender, Grow strong and steadfast from your wel l-fed shoots And show the world your leafy, enfrald splendor. Sink slow, secure, your eager, restless roots And taste the long awaited fond caress Of Mother Earth who proffers priceless loots. Drink deep the toast to future high success And gain new strength upon which you nzay grow To weather sound the stornzs of great duress. Let sap forrn free and give your tendrils glow. Set forth the hrst near hriclcs the season's gain And then push proud from your comnzencenzent slow Your firm foundation shall not he in vain And will protect you on the upward clinfzh Battling the hoist'rous hlows and wrenching rains. Throughout the season with their pass of time, Reach ever higher on your gainful grope From Mother Earth to Heavens heights suhliuze. As you are set at your appointed slope, We plant ideas and ideals tender And dedicate a syrnhol of our hopes. O thou, our hopes of heights, the ivy slender, Grow strong and steadfast from your well-fed shoots And show the world your leafy, enfrald splendor. Gordon L. Pcaco B75 CAROL VIRGINIA ANDERSON Nursing Andy . . . Pianist and newspaper woman . . . Got a letter from Joe . STUDENT I, 2, 5: Assoc. News Ed., 2: Assoc. Ed., 5: W.A.A. baslcelball, 2. I-IELENE JEAN ARMENTO Biology T . . . Sing a little song withf me . . . Hon . . . Small girl-big person- ality. Jordan Ramsdell 3, 4: Ivy I-lop 3: MacFarlane I, 2, 3: Choral Soc. I, 2, 3: Chapel Choir I, 2: Concerl Choir 3. e x. JUDITI-I ANGELL Geology Hi ya . . . Mount Kataden and measles all at once . . . There's trouble . Ouring Club: Council I, 2, Board 3, 4: Choral Soc. I, 2, 3, 4: Jordan Ramsclell 4: WVBC 4. MARY ELLEN BAILEY Governmenl Remind me . . . Rand's horticul- turist . . . Weekend rep. to eastern colleges. Debaling I, 2, 3: Sec'y 4: Dean's Lis+ I, 2, 3: Honors 4: Della Sigma Rho 3, 4: Spofford Club 3, 4. 1 ALICE MARIE ARACE French Our peppy cheerleader . . . Little Al' . . . Hi Hon . . . Appearance per- fection. French Club I, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ANN BAILEY English Ginger . . . graceful . . . Dance Ballerina Dance . . . Beautiful brown eyes. Modern Dance I, 2, 3: Pres. 3: Mac- Farlane 2, 3, 4: Rob. Players 3, 41 WVBC 4. Proclor 3, 4: Class Sec'y 4: Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4: W.A.A. 4: F.T.A. 4' Q ,i 1' ELIZABETH WARHAM BARBER Psychology Betsy . . . Plays a mean bugle . . . Laugh of distinction . . . No, Lee! C.A. Communily Service: Psychology Club 3, 4: W.A.A. MICHAEL FRANCIS BAUMANN Chemislry Pool champ . . . Student and socialite . . . Why read Cult? Chem. Assl. 2, 3: Lawrence Chem. Soc. 3, 4: Town Club I, 2, 3, 4: lnlra- mur. I, 2, 3, 4. of AUDREY ELAINE BARDOS Spanish Publicity in profusion for O. C. . . Quest for the new and different. Ou'f'no Club, Publicily 4: Councfl 3: STUDENT 2, 3, 4: Phi Sigma lola 3. 4: Spanish Club, Pres. DAVID ROSS BENNETT I-Iislory Dave . . . Tall man with a drum . . . Pop quizzes at E. L .... Classic cars. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Counlry I. A JOHN DOANE BARLOW I-lislory Mr. Republician . . . Tea. Commons and politics. STUDENT I, 2, Assl. news Edilor, Assl. Edilor 3. JOHN JOSEPH BERRY Economics Rocking chair kid . . . Quiet man on campus. lnlramurals: Baslcelball 3, Volleyball 3. Q sf. I ff .. .0 JOHN BONDARUK Psychology How can I teach those little kids NOWELL ARTHUR BLAKE anything? . . Our new Psych. major. STEPHEN ALLEN BRADEEN Economics Psych. Club 3, 4: E.T.A. 3, 41 Foolball Physics Rig . . . Ah. Good Morning . . . Manager I: Choral Soclelry l. Steve . . . Food from Norway . . . l'll be glad to sing , Rob. Players cash man. CA.: Trees. 3, 41 MacFarlane I, 2, 3, Rob. Players 3. 4: Trees. 4: WVBC 2: 4: Vice Pres. 3: Pres. 4: Choral Soc. DSGYTS Lis? l. 31 l'lOV1Of'S 42 Physics ll 27 WVBC 2. Assl. 4: Chem. Assf. 2.3. RICHARD PREBLE BRENTCN Blology Prexy Preb . . . One of the animals . . .An Ancient Ford. . . A devil on ice. Ouhng Club I, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Ivy Day 3: Jordan Ramsdell 3, 43 lnlrae murals 2, 3, 4. . ' T ' My ll LOIS MAE BRODIN Chemislry Gopha . . . 1 got a letter from Al . . . Gullable . . . Cupid bank ...2no. Lawrence Chem. Soc. 4: Journals 2, 3: German Club 2, 3, 4: W.A.A. baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET BLANCHE BROWN Governmenl You can't look at nzy hand . . . dining room crew . . . My hair's natural! Della Sigma Rho 3: Debaling l, 2, 3: Pres. 4: Barrislers 3, 4: STUDENT l. 2, 3, 4: WVBC 4. ,f g if : fn' RUTH DORIS BURGER French Jeri . . . Combination of French, tennis, Bowdoin . . . full of fun. IVIILDRED GRACE BROWNE English Pint-sized perfection . . . But this is only my fourth cup of coHee . Eng. Asst. 3. 4: P.A.: Vice Pres. 4: Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4: WVBC 3: Rob. Players 4. Spanish Asst. 3: C. H. Assl. 4: Dean's Lisl I, 2, 3, 4: Phi Sigma Iola 3, 4: Sec'y 3: W. A. A. 4. PAUL RICHARD CALLAN CHARLES PETER CALCAGNI Sociology Big smile for all . Great band- Ieader . . . Sunday morning in the pulpit. Class V. Pres. 2: Pres. 3: Procfor 3: Siu-C 3, 4: Sec'y-Treas. 3: Sludenlr Conductor oi Music 4. CARGLYN BETHANY CHESLEY Governrnenl Nursing Automotive if?-eff - COMM that I met the cutest little old man last money . . . awyef-1'0- 6- night . . . Sincere, good natured. Class Treas. 4: Barrislers I, 3, 4: Fool- GLENN rXII1IQrEgnLaI?dC?ARSON Nurses' Club 4' 55 Prgg, 5. ball I: Intramurals: basketball, base- .tcomyn I FBI of Roger Bm ball 3' 4' Nightly trek to Rand . . . How about a butt . Jordan Ramsclell 3, 4: STUDENT 2, 3, 4: Eoolball Manager I. ,J My ANN WILLIAMS CI-IICK Sociology Cl1liCki6'i . . . A devil in angel's dis- guise . . . W.A.A.'s pert prexy . W.A.A.: VicefPres. 3, Pres. 4: Rob. Players 2, 3: Choral Soc. I, 2: Dean's Lis'r 3: Freshman orienfation 4. DAWN CECILE COLBURN EngIish Newman Club pre.ry , , , Rest, you raunchy one . . . This is war . C.A. Soc. Comm. I: WSSF Co- Chrm. 2: Inieriaiih Council 4: STU- DENT 4: W.A.A.fBasketbaII. 134. ROUBEN CHARLES CI-IOLAKIAN French Cyrano . . . Reticent . . . Clown with a hidden soul. Dean's List 3: WVBC 3, 4: Chora! Soc. 3: C.A. Dorm Repres.: French CIub 3. 4. JANET JULIET COLLIER French Jan . . . 1 can't, 1 have a rehearsal . . . Voice of an angel . . . Mon petit Chou . Dean's Lis'r I, 2, 3: Concerri Choir 3, 4: Phi Sigma Io+a 3, 4: French Club I, 2, 3, 4: WVBC 2. ROBERT I-IEN RY CI-IRISTENSON Sociology Mother Christensonu . . . She's great to talk to . . . Tan fenders and a roar. German Club 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Soc. club 3: Procior 4. Infra- murals 2, 3. t RICI-IARD JEROME CONLEY Physics Tall, dark, and subsidized . . . All roads lead to Boston. Jordan Ramsdell 3, 4: Inrernarional Rel. 3. 4: OFF-Campus Club 2, 3, 4: Inrramurais 3, 4. ROY ALLEN CRAVEN, JR. Economics Deal me out . . . Wealthy proctor witlz big plans . . . 9 o'clock date with Ru , Prociror 4: Sludenlq Advertising Manager 4: WVBC 3: Inlramurals 2, 3, 4: FooIbaII Ig Tennis I. JEANNE DARNELL Nursing Jeannie, the red-nosed roommate . . . Thinks Bates is a suburb of Boston. Rob. Players I, 2: Choral Sociely 53 C.A. Communiiy service I, 27 Mac- Farlane Club I. WILLIAM CHARLES CUMMINGS Biology Bill . . . OH to the chemistry Lab and Sally . . . Bio. with a smile. Jordan Ramsdell 3, 43 Journals 2, 3: Choral Sociely 2. WILLIAM GODFREY DAVEN PORT I-Iislory Amateur electrician . . . When do you want to get up, Boris? . . . To- morrow. Robinson Players I, 2, 3, 4: Sludeni 2: WVBC 2. ff Lk- I JOI-IN CARR DALCO Biology Squid . . . 1 just don'1 understand . . . 'you guys are always picking on me. Track I, 2, 3, 4: Deans Lisr I, 2, 37 Bio. Assl. I, 2, 3, 47 Jordan Rams- dell 3, 4: Inlrarnurals 2, 3. JOI-IN I-IENDRY DAVIS English Tall, dark and handsome . . . Mayor of '52 . . . Likes to dance the Lindy. Baseball I: Basketball I, 27 Inirra- murals 2, 3, 4. I x LEONA FREDA DAVIS Sociology Davy . . . infections giggle . . . Town girls' prexy . . . Bed head. Lambda AIpha I, 2, 3, 4: V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Siu-C5 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Dean's Lisf 3: W.A.A. DAVID ELLIOT DICK Psychology Dave . . . white tie and tennis shoes . . . green convert . . . ll finger duets. Tennis 2, 3, 4: Capi. 4: BasebaII I: I-Ionors 4: Dean's Lisf 2, 3: C. A. 3, 4. 'I ELLEN MARGARET DeSANTIS Sociology Rand's personality girl . . . I have an idea . . . . . . Busy as a bee. Procior 3, 4: Siu-G 3, 4: Chase I-IaII Comm. 3, 4: Exira-CurricuIar Comm. 4: Ivy Day Commiiiee. ROBERT CHARLES DICKINSON Chemisirry Ding Dong . . . Swedish bell boy . . . Explosions in-Hedge . . . David Prouty . Chor. Soc. I, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Con. K 4, 42 JANE D'ESPINOSA I-Iisfory Desperate . . . horses and long walks . . . Gadzookies . . . Coming to the movies? W.A.A. VoIIeybaII 3, Archery 2. CORNELIO CARMINE DIIVIARIA Chemisiry Moose . , . Bud . . . 1 bombed it . . . Black . . . nzad chemist . . . R.O.A . FooPbaII I, 2, 3, 4: Lawrence Chem. 2, 3, 4: Procfor 3, 4: Baseball I: In- 'rramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Choir 3, 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Monitor 4: C.A. Eaiih Comm: Organisf 3, 4. MARY DOLORES DOMBEK Geology Dolly . . . Rocks in hier head . . . BARBARA MIGNON DOANE Gadfrey. ' . . . Dog sleds anyone? Economics . . . Lab housekeeper . . . Midnigln Barb . . . Always cheerful . . . phone Calls' Loves good music . . . Any team but the Dodgers .... When's your next flight scheduled? Rob. Players I, 2, 3, 4: STUDENT 3. JILL DURLAND English Is there a doctor in the house? . . . Hedge-hopping . . . Just finished another sock! GARNET 3, 4: Bus. Ed. 4: MIRROR 2, 4: Assi. ECI. 4: Spoflord 2, 3, 42 Dean's Lisl 2, 3: Choral Soc. I, 2. Geo. Assi. 3, 4: Procior 3: Jordan Rarnsdell 3, 4. CLYDE I-IILL EASTMAN English Subtle Maine humor . . . Skiing- water and snow . . . Well, gosh. F.T.A. 2, 4: MacFarlane 3, 4: -I-rack I, 2, 3, 4: MIRROR 4: Debaling I: Dean's Lisi 3. LUTI-IER PERRY DURGIN Philosophy You . . . Competent C.A. prexy . . . Social critic and plzilospher. Honors 4: Dean's Lisi 2, 3, 4: C.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Chrislian Service Club I, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN ELY Spanish Panamaniac . . . Dangling earrings . . . Help classes . . . Busy mail box . . . Caramba!-Que va? Span. Assi. 4: Phi Sigma Ioia 4: Rob. Players 4: Dean's Lis'r 3. ,fs S ' Q BARBARA JANE EMBSER Spanish Domesticity plus . . . Infectious laughter . . . Friena'lii1ess personi- fied . . . Violin virtuoso. Spanish Club I, 2. 3, 41 Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE FLOWER English Naive sophistication . . .. Seamstress par excellence . . . Thee and me . Rob. Players 2, 3, 4i French Club 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 4: Modern Dance I. Q i i 'I Lift ' '- . f Q M . I ROSCOE I-IORACE FALES Governmenl Perpetual wit . . . 1 don't give free, legal advice . . . Yankee trader. lnlramural l, 2, 3, 43 Off-Campus Club I, 2, 3, 43 Debaling I, 2, 3, 4: Barrislers I, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY ANN GRABOWSKI Classics Dreamy moods and faraway places . . . 1 love to putter . . . Dot. Choral Soc. I, 2, 3, 4. F. T. A. 2, 3, 4. Lalin Assl. 4: lnlramur. I, 2: Dean's l.is'r 2, 3. wr! av, M ga.. ELEANOR JANE FFINSOT Malhe-matics B.O.C. personality girl . . . Oh Rot' . . . Let's bring our knitting. Proclor 3, Ouring Club Council I, 2 Board 3, 4: Class Dance Com. I, 2, 3 43 Jordan Ramsclell 3, 4. JOYCE LOUISE GRAY Spanish Guess wlzat.' Another grand slaml' . . . The sweetheart of Sigma Nu. MIRROR 4: Choral Soc. I, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3: Spanish Club 3, 41 Mac Farlane Club I. . . ,... . .... , ..,, .. ?'1:'1:...f?y L -. p:'r-azf':... -. -it I '..f -4 I -.K ,wif-a f w r - 4 ,fi if,n-.- . T-2.165 f ' f i 29123 va . ,M .. . L: 5 i 4- Q f Ar .A 1 3 :- '.e-uit X 5 fi ,' .,f'5l,'5, -gfyfif '- avi' 'm e 1-.4 ROBERT GREENBERG Sociology Hank . . . Man about Bates . . . Maine fatigues . . . Greenie . . . Hi, group. Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. GILBERT RAYMOND GRIMES Biology Just a lil' ole 'possum . . . Stabilizer of the O.C .... N.Y. in 5 hours!! Dean's Lisl 2, 3: Chase I-lall Dance Commilleeg Proc+or 45 Jordan Rams- dell 3, 4: Inlramurals. Q , an ' r QJQJ3' . t 1 'ss' 'r CAROLYN MAY GREENE Sociology Cutlet . . . many laughs . . . What does it all mean? . . . Animated speaker. Ouling Club 2, 3, 43 Carnival Dir. 33 Sec'y 47 Proclor 33 Cheerleading 2, 3, 47 Typing Assl. 4. CAROL KISSAM GUILD French Creepy . . . A favorite with children . . . That makes 3 meetings today . French Club I, 2, 3, 4: Sec'y-Treas. 3, V. Pres. 41 W.A.A. Board 3, 4: Treas. 4: Proclor 3. ,X M ., .b V 1 JOHN ROBERT GRIFFITI-I Sociology R0y's boy . . . A family man . . . One of Doc Lawrence's river workers. Inlramural Soflball 2, 3. 4: Foolrball 2, 3: Rob. Players 2. LOIS CLARE I-IALL Nursing Either of you coming to breakfast this morning? . . . Dig that crazy skunk collection! MacFarlane Club I, 2: French Club I, 2: In'rerna'r'l Rel. 5: Spofford 5. . 5, 5 : 'Q 'vi ,. THOMAS CLARKSON HALLIDAY Biology What a life without a wife! . . . The Bunny . . . Flowers and Fifths. Bio. Ass+. 2, 3, 4: Jordan Ramsdell 3, 4: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Inlramurals 3, 4: Golf I. FRANKLIN JOSEPH HARRIS Chemisfry Flat-footed Achilles . . . Sensitive lad . . . Chapeau for every occasion. lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball Mgr. 2: Chem. Assf. 4: Men's Off-Campus I, 2, 3, 4: Lawrence Chem. 3, 4. ss i EDWARD RGBERT HALPERT Hisfory Reserved and poised . . . Cultural Heritage in Europe . . . Great Necker . S+u-C I, 2: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Honors 4: Dean's Lis+ 3, 4: Choral Sociefy 2, 3, 4. DWIGHT WADE HARVIE English Old Man River . . . The quartet . . . Trips to Mass .... Gimp . . . At home singing. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4: Conceri Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Choral Soc. I, 2, 3: Rob. Players I, 2. 3, 4: Chap. Choir. MEREDITH BROOK HANDSPICKER Philosophy Jerry . . . A Phi Bere intellectual . . . The philosopher King. Relig. Asst 2, 3, 4: Culfural Heril. Asst 4: Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3, 4: Honors 4: Debafing I, 2, 3, 4. LOIS BURNHAM HASTINGS Nursing Hey kids, how do you make a salad? She insists on calling me Miss! Maiorefle 2: Dean's Lisf 2: Nursing Club 5: MacFarlane 2: C.A. Com- munify Service I, 2. RICHARD ARTHUR HAYES, JR. Economics There's something wrong with my Car . . . Who wants to la ool? MIRROR 2, 3, 4: Adv. IvTgrT3ii Bus. Mgr. 41 STUDENT 2, 3: Adv. Mgr. 35 Traclc I: OH Campus Council 4. SHIRLEY ANN HENDRICKS Biology Beauty in the Bio. Lab. 1 just can't do shorthand . . . A sweet bluslz. W.A.A. I, 2, 3: Board 3: Chapel Choir I, 2: Choral Socielry I, 2: Jordan Rarnsdell 3, 4. ' INN, 1 'Hrs X . I ,' fix., ,ui ia' 9 sfzigftkii, cw 1 4 -'cf 44'-.avi g, 452-Ag., V. .,.f.,,3. f5u53?: i VV1' , Q, 44'5 'v w . ' , i55,'...g' ' , PATRICIA ANNE HELDMAN English A small package of dynamite with talent plus . . . Well, you know, Darling. Robinson Players I, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 3, Execulive Board 4: Siu-6 3, 4, Choral Sociely I, 23 WVBC: W.A.A. 2, 3. HELEN CHRISTINE HENDRICKSON English Chris . . . Cute blond with contagious laugh . . . The weekend gal. F.T.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Pres. 42 Robinson Players I, 2, 3, 4i MIRROR I, 2, 41 Choral Sociely 2, 3, 41 W.A.A. gms f 4 i ?2E,V7faQ.j , ' 'V-' 4 1 9 '1.fi5'T ?2: ' f ' ' ' -i2 Q7iig ijgeazm'-22.21 ' , ite- ' ' BSf 2'5??5j:-'Q Y3?4?: , ' :sr ' 5' - -Alik- ,,, ' .113 V M , v pig., , 1' I I ' .ffiiiifi 5 Is' sl Q, EDWARD KING HEMPEL, JR. Religion .lovial philosopher . . . Buddha, Con- fucius, Jesus, and Hempelf' Dean's Lisl 3: Chapel Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Choral Sociely I, 2, 3: C.A. 3, 45 Cabinel 3: V.-Pres. 4. ROSEMARY ELLEN HEWITT Biology Rosie . . . Let's go to the hobby . . . sympathetic listener. Siu-G 3: Proclor 3: Journals Club 2, 3, 43 Choral Sociely I, 2: Robin- son Players I, 2. i :fs ,- c E fc Ti - I I Q J 5- fb. Q f I , . all ei ,QQ 4 ery. ,Q 'J , 1,5315 ' FRANCIS CHARLES HINE Mathernaiics I give up-What? . . . Big man on the trail . . . Dirty R0tter! Jordan Ramsdell 3, 4: Choral Sociely I, 2, 3, 4: Ouiing Club 2, 3, 4: Coun- cil: Board 3.4. CAROL ANN JOHNSON English Daily hike to Lewiston High:-Chief coffee pourer,- 4th for bridge? French Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: MIRROR 4: STUDENT 2, 3: Choral Society I, 2. 5 - i, . . rms, f : , .5 I F - Q Q Q ' .v. TT ' ' -2 -.X-TVX' - WILLIAM FRANKLIN HOBBS Philosophy It's the greatest . . . C.A. gadfly . . . I'll do better next time. Chrislian Service Club I, 2, 3, 4: MIRROR 4: Sports Ed. 4: Depulaiion Comm. I, 2, 3, 4: Chrm. 3. JUNE MARILYN JOHNSON French Little Theater her second home ,... conversationalist . . . Knit-wit. Robinson Players I, 2, 3, 4: Props 3. 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: WVBC 2. ivi W: I v I DEBORAH ISSACSON Economics Transferred from Wellesley with three years and one husband. Wants a de gree, besides MRS. before she's 50 Shining black hair. LOIS ANN JOHNSON English Lo . . . Quiet charm from Augusta . . . Likes corny jokes . . . Practical. STUDENT I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Associate Editor 4: Prociorship 3: Siu-G 3: Spollord I. ft, 'w x HERBERT ELBRIDGE JOHNSTON Geology Slow poke . . . 'fTl1e lab's always locked . . . Long walk home . Off-Campus Club I, 2, 3, 4: lnlrra- murals 2, 3, 4: Jordan Ramsdell 3. 4: Track I. ROBERT GARTH KEELAN Governmenl Frequent trips to Boston . . . Quiet friendliness . . . Apache cut . . . ClB0b.U. Baseball I: Inlramurals I, 2. 3.4. KENNETH KAPLAN Biology Philosophical biologist . . . Quiet! . . . Defender of evolution. Honors 4: Deans Lisl 2, 3: Culing Club 2, 3, 4: Bio. Assl. 2: Debating I, 2: Spollord I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN PAY KARL Economics Tremendous tenor . . . Chow hall gen eral . . . Sir J. Porter-H.M.S. Pina fore. Ec. Asst. 4: Choral Soc. I, 2, 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4: Chapel Choir I 2, 3: Inlramural 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA FARRIS KIMBALL Sociology I hate to get up . . . Cribbage or ALLAN TAYLOR KENNEDY fddge 'HWY haf' wont Cuff- Just plain Bill PSYCIIOIOQY Robinson Players I, 2, 3, 4. Bathroom baritone . . . Automobile interior decorator . . . Al , WVBC, Business Mgr. 37 E.T.A. 3, 4: Psych. Club 2, 3, 4: Rob. Players I. JONAS KLEIN Governmenl Joe . . . loud shirts and froot boots . . . The hook . . . songs and smiles . . . Fore! Freshman Rules Commillee 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Official 3, 4: WVBC 4. PETER MERRILL KNAPP English Knapper . . . friendly philosopher . . . from Kenton to Bach. STUDENT I, 2, 3, 4. ECI-In-chief 42 Class Pres. 4: Class Marshall 3: Mac- Farlane Club I, 2, 3, 4. SAMUEL J. KOZAK Geology K0z . . . driest wit on campus . . . geology with a grin. Geology Assl. 4: Jordan Ramsdell 3, 4: Baslce+balI I: Inlramurals 2, 3, 4. ROBERT FRANCIS KRUZSI-IAK WILLIAM LEONARD LAIRD Psychology Economics St. Mike's to Bates . . . intermural THOMAS M- ISI-IGEIVIAN. Il Drives Ford's best . . . C.A. doesn't stalwart . . wit extraordinaire. CI1emISIFy mean Christian Association. Inlramurals: Baslcelball 3, 4: Eoolball TTONYHY- - - CCUWPUS Sound man -g - - Mayorally Mgr. 3: STUDENT 2, 3, 4: 3, 4: Sollball 3, 4. Psych. Club 3, 4. 'Ku5'eY ' - - ' Throws a ,Of of Welghf Bus. Mgr. 4: Proclorship 4: Economics around. Club 3' -' .f1. u. :J ' .4-wr: Ala, Lawrence Chem. 2, 3, 4: Chase Hall commilslee 2: Chrm. 3, lreas. 3, 4: Inlramurals Direcl. 3, 4. DONALD GEORGE LANGLAIS Alert and dependable . . . Capable inl- trarnural man . . . The quiet student. OFF Campus Club I, 2, 3, 4: Law- rence Chemical Sociely 3, 4: In- Iramurals 2.3.4. PATRICIA ANNE LAWRENCE Nursing Gilbert 62 Sullivan and pickled onions . . . Seems reserved, but . . . Orchestra I: Nursing Club 53 Dean's Lisf I, 2: Baslcelball 2, 3.4, 5. 1- RICHARD MURRAY LANGLEY Physics Dapper and debonair . . . A few knucks, Ben? . . . Don't be wise! Off Campus Club I, 2, 3, 4: Jorclan Ramsdell 47 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL CHARLES LEARNED Government Politician from the Middle West . . Definite ideas . . . Dan , Barrislers 2, 3, Pres. 4: Debaling 2, 3, 4. . ti . 4, 'ai -2 'tl wg 1 ' . 2254 4- 'iff ff2s1.ifs I - J - , '?t'1, 7. fa .' 'cf 4. ,ei121a',f,' , . 't E' ANNE LOUISE LAROOUE French Poster paint, jars and brushes . . . I feel Christmas-y! . . . Twinkly eyes. French Asst. 43 Phi Sigma Iolaz C.A. Cabinel 3: Rob. Players 3, 4: Choral Soc. 3, 4. ARTHUR RENE LEBLANC Biology Get me up for breakfast. What's the scoop this weekend? dell 3, 4: Sluclenl Relalions 4. Ouling Club I, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 43 Chase Hall Com. 3, 42 Jordan Rams- 5 4. .-.. NANCY JANE LELAND Sociology Likes to see the Towne . . . A cigar- ette's worth of bridge. MIRROR 4: Choral Soc. I, 2: W. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Rob. Players I, 2: WVBC 2. ROBERT ALAN LEYTON Biology Oh, 1've got a class. ' . . . Determina- tion plus . . . I have a whifle be- cause. Jordan Ramsdell 3, 4: Bio. Journals Club 3: Debating I: Young Republi- cans 2, 3.4: Inlrarnurals 3, 4. JOHN WARREN LEONARD Math - Physics Jolly Roger newspaper . . . A good, hearty laugh . . . Wilkins fan. STUDENT 2, 3, 4: Dean's List I, 2: Physics Assf. 3, 4: Jordan Ramsdell 2, 3, 4: Proclor 4. RICHARD MILTON LIEBE Geology Happy go lucky . . . Bates' own Harry James . . . Just plain Liebe. lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Geo. Asst. 3, 4: Jordan Ramsdell 2, 4: German Club I, 2, 3.4: Band I, 2, 3, 4. 5' BENOIT NORMAND LETENDRE French 1've only got three sets of notes. . . . Gimme a cigarette. OPI Campus Club I, 2, 3, 4: STU- DENT 2, 3: Baseball Ivlgr. I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: French Club. JOHN ARTHUR LIND Biology Mass without form . . . You guys are jealous . . . CameI . Bio. Assl. I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals 3, 4: Jordan Ramsdeli: Ouling Club I, 2. : j'1:9'f, ' af, fi f. HELEN AGNES LINDENMEIER Chemislry Lindy . . . lassoed by Texas Jack . . . Oh, gee, the lab again . . . . torchy songs. Phil Club 2, 3. 4: Sec. 4: Lawrence Chem. 3, 4: W.A.A.: Baskelball 3: Volleyball 2, 3. SHIRLEY MARGARET MACDONALD Sociology Lee . . . What're ya doing? . . . satirical sense of humor . . . hidden impishness. Chapel Choir 2, 3, 4: Choral I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Concerl Choir 3, 4: Soc. Club 4: C.A. ' 1 I . ,Q :V-V ,, MARIO BENEDICT LOMONACO Biology The Weasel . . . The Blue Bomb Kid . . . Heating Plant Caretaker . . . Rocky. Chem. Ass'r.: Bio. Assi.: Dean's Lis'r 2, 3: Ouling Club: Council 3, 4: Board 4: Lawrence Chem. 3, 4. WARREN MICHAEL MACEK Physics - Malh Wisdom and Abeisms . . .tall, dark, and quiet . . . lt was never like this in N.Y. Physics Assi. 2, 3, 4: Jordan Ramsdell 2, 3, 4: Physics Colloquim I, 2, 3, 4: Dean's Lis'r 2, 3. gs EDITH Pl-IYLLIS LORENSON Nursing You get the picture? . . . ski-jump nose . . . devoted to her Achilles. Rob. Players I, 2: Choral 2, 5: Bancl I: Moclern Dance I: C.A.: Com. Service I, 2: MacFarlane I. MARGARET HELEN MCGALL Biology Marg . . . outdoor enthusiast . . . devotee of Schweitzer . . . Want a cup of coffee? Ouling Club 3, 4: Council 3: Swim- ming Club 3, 4: Jorclan Ramsclell 3, 4: Journals Club 3: W.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. QU'-at F , NGUYEN-NGOC Nl-IA Biology To us from U. of Saigon . . . Great International Man . . . No time, must study. French Club 3, 4: Sec. Treas. 4: lnl. Rel. 4: Jordan Ramsclell 4. MARIE WILI-IELMINA PAULS French Measie . . . Zooks. ' . . . Jersey jargon . . . Tres bon . . . Orchids to her. Phi Sigma Iola 3, 4: Pres. 4: Fr. Club I, 2, 3, 4: Sp. Club I, 2: Sec'y 2: Dean's Lis+ I, 2, 3. nn- , by cz A? I ROGER GEDEON PAGE Physics Dabber in oils . . . Affinity for physics and math . . . Local boy makes good! Jordan Rarnsclell 4: Men's OH Cam- pus I, 2, 3, 4: Physics Colloquim 2, 3, 4: Physics Assl. 4. GORDON LINLEY PEACO Economics Peak . . . Anything for the Little Theater . . . What's for chow? . . . Cribbage? Rob. Players l, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Ivy Day Ode: Spolilord 2, 3, 4. STANLEY ARTHUR PARKER. JR. Economics Art. . . Golf pro . . . Go Maine Cen- tra! . . . Hails from N.Y .... Green Studebaker. Econ. Assl: 4: Dean's Lisl 2: Baseball I: Golf 2: STUDENT Reporier I, 2, 3: Assoc. Edilor 4. MURIEL EVELYN PLAYS Sociology Happy go lucky, full of jun . . . Common's No. 1 worker . . . Study- never! C.A. Communily Service 2, 3, 4: Public Affairs I: World Gov'l. I, 2: Choral I: W.A.A. Volleyball. JANET MAJORIE RAYMOND English Jan . . . Den at nine . . 1t's a beautiful morning . . .'Sitz-mark kid. STUDENT 4: Band I, 3, 4: W.A.A. I, 2: Riding Manager 2. WINSTON STANYAN RICE English Win . . . I'm with you, Iet's go . . . 100 yd. dash to classes and back. Track I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis I: Barrislers 2, 3, 41 STUDENT 2, 3. LORRAINE MARY REED Speech Loquacious Lorrie . . . Summer wait- ress at the Cascades . . . Rapid knit- ter. Lambda Alpha I, 2, 3, 4: Robinson Players I, 2, 3, 4: Commun. Service I, 2. ELEANOR MAY ROOT Sociology Ellie . . . I'm hungry . . . Slim blonde fashioned by Lord and Tay- lor's. Concerl Choir 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Choral Sociely 3, 4: Soc. Clulo 4: Dean's Lisl' 2. , fr' 'f ' 2Sfj,'5?3f1z: ': ' ' , 1 .ag A '4 . ,A 1 1.17 I Ay BP' 4 'he I .if tv IQ A tg A WALTER SWANSON REULIN6 Psychology Cap'n Walt . . . Big man on the mc quet squad . . . Mayorality Rem brandt. Tennis I, 2, 3: Cross-counlry I, 2 STUDENT 2, 3, 4: Ivy Day 3: Fresh man Rules Commilrlee 4. LOUIS JOSEPH ROSE English Small in size, big in heart . . . A future in journalism and novels. Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: STUDENT I, 2, 3 4: Fealure Ed. 2: Dean's List I, 2, 3 Spoflord 4: Barrislers 4. fn?-T - Q., JS rw PATRICIA SMALL Government Betty Bates . . . When I was at the Follies . . . Tenderly . . . Ski pro. Stu-G 3, 4: Proctor 3: W.A.A. Bd. 3: STUDENT 2, 3: Rob. Players I: Int. Relations 4: Young Rqo. 4. JOAN CAROL STAIB Government Oh Numb! . . . Her 8th grade Cherubs . . . Oh, that New York accent! Dean's List I, 2, 3: Stu-G 3: Proctor 3: Int. Rel. 4: F.T.A. 4: Sec. Asst, 3, 4, CAROLYN JOY SNOW Economics Snow bird . . . Cheney's modern dancer . . . Willie's faithful fan. Stu-G I, 2, 3, Pres. 4: Proctor 3: B.O.C. 3, 4: MIRROR 4: Ivy Day 3: Dean's List 3. ROBERT FRANKLIN STETSON Physics Dr. Woodcock's friend in need . . . Bus service . . . Perennial Heart's' winner. Physics Asst. 3, Dean's List I, 2, 3: Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Jordan Rams- dell 2, 3, 4: I-lonors 4. Ya STEWART EARL SPRINGSTEAD Biology Ping pong protege . . . four year frosh . . . Look at this beautiful draw-- ing. Lawrence Chem. 3, 4: Phil. Club 3, 4: Bio. Asst. 2: World Gov't I: Jour- nals Club 3. CLYDE ANTI-IONY SWIFT Biology The Count . . . assistant extra- ordinaire . . . Hammer it home . . . Gung Ho. Bio. Asst. 2, 3, 4. Class Pres. I, 27 Proctor 3, 4: Stu-C 2, 3: Football I, 2: Track I, 2, 3, 4. c...MN 'Q 3.4 5 J Z k . .PQI ' . y - 'Q' I A 2 I Q S' ' L- PRISCILLA ANN TALBOT Sociology Pris . . . Punch, popcorn, and hair- cuts . . . Let's go for a walk. Choral Sociery I, 2, 3, 4: Ivy Dance Comm.: C.A. Dorm Rep. 4: W.A.A. Volleyball 3. JANICE ELIZABETH TODD English Toddy . . . Jerseyite turned Maniac . . . Gad-Z00ks . . . 1 ate 7 lobs- ters ' Proc+or 3: sw-e 3: MIRROR 4: stu- DENT I, 2, 3, 4: Choral Sociely I, 2. ,- ' .f 3' , fx, U . W if ., in .. GEORGETTE LUCIE TI-IIERRY English The haircut . . . UDTIIZIJILRYU . . . Long distance calls jrom Boston . . . Jet, STUDENT 3, 4: CircuIa+ion Manager 4: Choral Socieiy 3, 4. GERALD ORIN TOMPKINS English Gerry . . . The Shadow Club . . . Lefty carrot top . . . Clever cartoonist. STUDENT 3, 4: Baseball I, 3: Dean's Lisf 3: Inlramural baslceiball I, 2, 3. I l rl' X I THEODORE WILBER THOBURN Chemisfry lf you think tl1at's bad, in India we used to. . . . Well, it's this way. Dean's Lisl I, 2, 3: Chem. Assr. 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Lawrence Chem. 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 4: I-Ionors 4. CORNELIUS ANDREW TONER Biology Cheetah . . . Thats nice talk . . . l've done less slugging than both you guys. Bio. Assl. I, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-Pres. 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2: Journals 3, 4: Jordan Ramsde-II 3, 4. - 1 ' ' :FA 5 1 . lr ,g.,,, f. rgjzl. ff'fQ':. , , :I 2 ' 'ft ,C 'S . ff ., nu JOHN MARTIN TOOMEY Economics Avid skier . . . Anyone for the Goose? . . . Tall tales . . . True friend. Barrisrers 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, OFI-Cam- pus I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: SIU-G 4: In- +ramuraIs I, 2, 3, 4. JOANNE FRANCIS WALDO Reluguon and Pmlosophy Oh, bosh! . . . Really not as serious as she looks . . . Likes a good argu- ment. CA. I, 2, 3, 4: Town girI's Rep. 4, ChoraI Soc. I, 2, 3, 4: Dean's LIST 2, 3: Chrishan Service I, 2, 3, 4. ,ll 3' I HUGO RALPH USALA Chemisrry Hedge-A home away from home . . . Let's blow 'em out. . . . Gotta tell that to Jean. RAPI-IAEL VENA JR. Lawrence Chem. 3, 45 Pres. 4, Baskef- --Ralphn E?lgI,3mI?5 00 wait ,nl ban I' 27 Deanls LISI 37 I'II'amU'aI5 next Mondayf' . . . Cllzretdker of Rand. 2- 314- Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 3, 4: BEVERLY SUE WALFORD Sociology Bev . . . l'm confused . . . Bub- bling vitality . . . Faith, food, and feminine foibles. C.A. Vespers Chrm. 3: Failrh Comm. Chrm. 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3: 3ean's LisI 2, 3: Choral Soc. I, 2. W I 2 ,Q s Z ,Sk Economics CIub: IvIayoraIi+y Rules Comm. 3. NANCY JANE WALKER EngIish Our favorite majorette . . . Smoke Get in Your Eyes . . . 1 don't get it. Class Sec. I, 2, 3: Drum Majorerfe I, 2, 3, 4: MIRROR 4: Dean's Lisf 2: W.A.A. Baskerball I, 2, 3, 4. . A... is ROBERT EDWARD WATSON Psychology Drs. Watson, Freud and Adler . . . Aspiring guidance director . . . Ready Wll. Psych. Assl. 4: In'rramuraIs 2, 3, 4: Dean's List 3: F.T.A. 3, 4: Psych. CIub 3, 4. DIANE ELIZABETH WEST DONALD EMERY WEATHERBEE Governmenr Don . . . Mount David at Eve? . . . . Staunclz Republican . . . Maine stoic. Dean's Lislr I, 2, 3: Honors 4: DeIoa+- ing I, 2, 3, 4: Manager 4: Young Republicans 3, 4: Tres. 3. Speech ' Jgic with a disarming smile . . . I eel good . . . Most always wins an LOI5 IVIAARIAN WHIDDEN argument. C.A. 3, 4: Debahng I, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 3: Dean's Lisr I, 2, 3: Honors 4: Pub- lishing Associalrion 3, 4. Enghsh and BIoIogy Glutton for punishment-Five theses . . . . Well nothing pressing . . . Oh l00kl Procror 3: Bio Asst. 3: Choral Soc. I, 2, 3, 4: Dean's Lis+ I, 2, 3: W.A.A. archery. RICHARD BAKER WEBER English Wrote my last exam in sonrzet form . . . Renaissance man . . . I'We need your blood. CIass Treas. 3: GARNET 2, 3, 4: ECI. 4: C.A. Campus Rel. 4: Deans LIs+ I, 2, 3, 4: I-Ionors 4. THOMAS GEORGE WHITNEY, JR. Chemistry Hooker . . . Back in Claremont . . . A not always silent sense ol humor. Chem. Asst. 3, 4: In+ramuraIs I, 2, 3, 4: Lawrence Chem. 3, 4: BasebaII It BasIce'rbaII I. .' 'S' 5. XX at CHARLOTTE EMILY WI LCOX Psychology She's got rocks in her head . . . Apples for the teacher . . . That's darling. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Proclor 3: Psy- chology Club: I:.T.A. 4: MIRROR 4: Ivy I-lop. MARTHA LOUISE WILLIS Sociology Winning laugh and smile . . . Don'1 panic and keep calm . . . Brownies Ioday . . . French Club I, 2, 3, 4: I:.T.A. 4: Com- munily Service Commiflee 2, 3, 4: W.A.A. Sporls I, 2, 3, 4: Choral So- cieiy I, 2, LYNN WILLCOX WILLSEY lvlalhemafics The Mis! . . . Lymelyght Lynn . . . the Wethersfield beaver trapper . . . Baslce-Iball I, 2, 3, 4: Dean's Lis'r 2, 3: Proclor 4: Publishing Associalion 3, 4: Presidenl 4: Jordan Ramsclell 3, 4. SUMNER KAGAN MARGUERITE ADA TI-IOBURN Psychology Nursing Sum . . . Contagious smile . . . Melody Toby . . . A smile for everyone . . . in lhe trio . . . The German Professor Cute as Pie . . . 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PHARMACY 196-268 LISBON STREET LEWISTON Automobile MAINTENANCE Body and Fender Wmk THE GLENWOOD BAKERY GLASS - UPHOLSTERY Established 1885 The Home of Tasty Pastries WADE 81 DUNTON CARRIAGE CO. 10 Park Street, Lewiston, Maine 2 Minot Avenue, Auburn, Maine Conveniently Located 68 Park Street Lewiston .I A N E L L E ' S N I C H O L S Since 1905 T E A R O O M LADlES', CHlLDREN'S and INFANTS' ,k Wearing Apparel 200 Lisbon Street Lewiston 162 LISBON STREET LEWISTON Dial 4-5041 TYDOL VEEDOL HEATING OILS FEDERAL TIRES IIfMMY'S ON ROUTE 100-AUBURN, MAINE Best Rest Rooms in New England 1IMMY'S DINER For Fine Foods ON ROUTE 100-AUBURN, MAINE Where All Greyhound Busses Stop Custom Flooring COMMERCIAL RUBBER, INC. J. K. CAMPBELL Linoleum-Rubber Tile-Asphalt Tile Upholsfeflng MOHAWK CARPETS Draperies and Window Shades 179 LINCOLN STREET 35-37 Sabbattus Street Lewiston, Maine LEWISTON, MAINE Telephone 2-6301 Dial 4-5642 Compliments of J. DULAC 8g SONS BONNEAU'S MASTER MARKET PLUMBING a. HEATING THE STORE WITH A FUTURE ,Never G Bum Steeru HARDWARE DEALERS 347-351 Lisbon Street Dial 3-1141 248 Blake Street Lewiston HAHNEL BRGTHERS CC. Maine's Leading Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors 42 Main Street Lewiston, Maine AUBURN FREE PRESS PRINTERXS of 'rlme STUDENT Phone 2-796l VGEF' 99 Main S+ree+ Auburn, Maine . ug - A -' 4' v .,3,'2,if ,L-3 5 A .M al 4 1' .Jw of .1 ' wi .V R 'R T ,T fx ,fi Q - : ff ,..Vz'.-1, H ,I 'T ' - ., - ,, ' '- . ' ,J 41' V - , '- 'fp .11 ,, ' , if ' , 'Ju' 4 37? ff' P V4 ,v g,.w ,,,,....-- Complimenls OE BUSTUN TEA STURE Eslablislwecl I875 S. S. WOODBURY, Proprlelcr FANCY GROCERIES and CONFECUONERY 249 Main Sfreef Lewisfon, Maine Telephone 4-8332 THE WOMAN'S SHOP DRESSES COATS SPORTSWEAR ew 86 Lisbon S'rree+ Lewisfon, Me BRRONS HAIR STYLIST FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES one fhirfy-seven college s'I'reef Lewiston 2-9631 BERRY PAPER 00. Sfafioners and Paper Dealers 49 Lisbon S+ree+ Lewislon Maine MARCOTTE MUSIC 8. FURNITURE CO., INC. 'A' 242-252 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Dial 4-4341 ANDERSON 8. BRIGGS Prescription Druggists Corner Court and Main Streets Auburn Maine Dial 2-9861 You'Il Always Be On Time With A Watch from XAA,WTIIihI,Ll,! S 19 usaou S11Xv!L'BlI5TON.Ml YOUR JEWELER Sterling by Towle, Gorham, Lunt, Wallace, and Reed-Barton Prize Cups-Clocks-Billfolcls Expert Watch Repairing BARNSTONE - OSGOOD J E W E L E R S 50 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine L. 8: P. CASH MARKET S. S. Pierce Associate Store Fancy Groceries and Quality Meats 101 Ash Street Lewiston, Maine Phone: 2-7601 Compliments of E. S. CORTELL of CORTELL'S FASHION SHOP 109 Lisbon Street Lewiston BATES STREET CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY CO. WHOLESALERS Phone 4-4081 12-14 BATES STREET LEWISTON JAMES D. CALLAHAN 8. CO., INC Anthracite - COAL - Bituminous Fuel- OIL - Range IRON FIREMAN OIL BURNERS Happy cooking metered Bottled gas service Ancl Appliances Dial 4-5429 5 College Street Lewiston TWIN CITY PRINTERY INC. ' Commercial Printing 0 Lithographers ' Bookloinding Compliments of L. 81 M. OIL CO., Inc. Distributors of CALSO GASOLINE RANGE and FUEL OILS Dial 2-7931 14 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine 134 Minot Avenue Auburn' Maine THE DUNLAP AGENCY IN s u R A N c E 31 Court Street Auburn 617 Congress Street Portland Compliments of BOSTON SHOE STORE 90 LISBON STREET LEWISTON, MAINE Compliments of PLAZA GRILL MAIN STREET LEWISTON, MAINE SANlTONE -- Cleaning Service Daily Call and Delivery Dial 4-7326 .E frfifii if' -- -w INCORPORATED CLBANSBRS 5 FURRIBRS Sixty Years Continuous Service 71 Spring Street Auburn. Maine Compliments of ALBERT FUNERAL SERVICE Dial 2-7201 2 Howe Street Lewiston MURPHY MONUMENTS Erected Anywhere in New England JAMES P. MURPHY CO., INC. 6-10 BATES STREET LEWISTON, MAINE Near Maine Central R.R. Station A ka. 1. i K . ,JF , , 'r 5 Y A , I A YI I, I ta .1 :wa -S .5- N 9 'vqrv 1 J a ,r. .fy ' 1 1 .., Y. 1 QQ . 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