Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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EDWIN M. WRIGHT, Pl'1.D. THEODORE P. WRIGHT, JR., A.M Professor of English Instructor in Government and A'Try this to sharpen your Economics apperceptiue masseslj' lVhen I was at Yale. . RAYBORN L. ZERBY, Ph.D. Professor of Religion Chairman, Cultural Heritage Sequence Director of the Chapel This is one of my favorite quotes. . .

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ya! QS' ...sz Q7..z.,f, In September, 1953, we swept through Coram Library with Miss Mabel Eaton and her whirlwind tour : though we were impressed with the academic center, we were fascinated with our petite guide. Since then, we have learned that she is always the combination of energy and enthusiasm which we Iirst saw. A graduate of Bates in 1910, Miss Eaton also holds a degree from Simmons College. Her background in library science includes her experience as cataloger at the University of Chicago Library and as Assistant Librarian at Williams College. She has been on the staff of Coram Library since 1921. The many requirements of administrative work have not kept Mabel Eaton from an active part in student-alumni affairs. Well known as a founder of the Bates Key, she has been its president for twenty-one years. She has served on numerous alumni committees. and is chairman of the Faculty-Student Committee on Commencement. Indeed, we have admired Miss Eaton for her energy and efficiency, but our tribute is directed to another facet. In four years, we have learned the value of her guidance: she has always found the time to give us advice, encouragement, and inspiration. Thus it is, Miss Eaton, that the Class of 1957 thanks you with deep respect and friendship.