Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1961 volume:

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' 5 . 5-W -24'fg.if1 , 14 5 7 3 ' . ., up 2 Q H F Q' QV 0 , f f ' v- Vera Jensen Ed1'z'or-1'n-Chief Brent Bonah 1 . . Beverly Graft-im 1 Ass1stant Ed1to1's Priscilla Hjelm Photography Editor Joseph Bond Business Manager l96l MIRROR Bates College Lewiston, Maine 5 I CAMPUS f I N i r 1 W. X Qu. 4' , . fp... ,L ,E 1 1 K, ' ,A .- - .fy ' . uv v 4 it la! Eff 'L .vw .K MJ.. A' 'V 'n pf- Y . A' 'w 5j'Uf , U' ,WF f' . '-v 'a' ' la ,,,-L. Q f ' P ul 'Q . ,Q L, 'nan-gn! 'ul 1 .,,, sl Y -.iff a K+ vb- 1 ,I f EYES ' to Bates 4 J ,MA , Z' .H IE E :El 5 TF 1: E Q ' ...,4, 4 in fv' ..,s..- H r fqgmf x I.. v X X X. . x. -Xb - Y R I. M71 QRS -1. lr us: 1 In xn.1.. 1.4 3,4 '- ' .'-Q 3 . f-5. Z., ,bi -V- r lf' 5355 'f 5, --his STE' Four glad years passed 1 - P fu 9. -1 MA TH 1 - L 1 1 - ' FACULTY ' r 4 4 V mil f V f I g f n i 1 v n v 7 LELAND BECHTEL, Instructor in Psychology II'ha1 do qou think about this? JoHN B. ANNETT, AAB4 Assistant to the President l'm not u Iruuelzinq man. ROBERT G. BLRKELMAN. A.M. Professor of English lfelfs sum this up clearheudedlu In Iwo words. CARROLL BAILEY. Associate Professor of Physics II'elI. Ielfs see now, . . s N-r RICHARD IVI. BRIGGS, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry This jolly well better work, AUGUST BUSCHMANN, A.M. Associate Professor of German II'hen you go Io Germanq. . . l!'s WALTER H. Boyce. A NI. Dean of Men Mu hands are tied. RAYMOND C. CASTELPOQQI. AB. Assistant Alumni Secretarv I just happened to think of a joke. . . RALPH J. CHANGES, PhD. Associate Professor of Economics And I don't want your thesis outlines on a grocery baa. NIARK T. CROWLEY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology I don't mean to insult your mtelltgenre. but. . . 1' ROBERT COX. :XXI Instructor in French ' med In ,start this off drumulttullu. . . I., Ross CLPXIKIINS. Professor of Educntioni Director of Guidancc and Placement . 'Ju' LL't ll sc! up our ho! housc labs ROGER I., COX. Ph.D. Instructor in English Thats utterly funttistzc' JOSEPH DQ-XLFONSO. Associate Professor of Philosophv and DQ-lIr'onso's derinztzon ts, . , x GEORGE GOLDAT. Ph.D, Assistant Professor of Cultural Heritage Nobodu is perfect. riqht? ROBERT G. DOEL. A.M. Instructor in Sociology Sui qenerisu ARTHUR GRIFIIITHS, Director, News Bureau One of these daus well ae! orqunizedf IVA ISCSIER, Librarian Have you forgotten ' : Pj- I . 4 3 . We , , '-7m 1 .YI A Nur ,1 -Q . 1'- 'S I 'lY4 'f1.!!' A Xi fx 5525? .iff Quia 79 we 'Z' ', 'Z 1 u AL if at ,K ,, ldix' ' ' .nl-i ki . vii? , 9, I ?,f,,: 1 , ,.i.1 '- , A. H A y - :f: ' . 'Y A -.iw L saint? 1- .f ji'- in . , ,. . .align-1' 3- Q1 -'Z I .I 3? 3 v GEORGE R. HEALY. PhD. Associate Professor of Cultural Heritage Perhaps if I rephruse the question .IOSE V. HUESEN. M.A, Instructor in French Sag it to me in English , , ROBERT W. HATCH. ECLIVI Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Men This is a building year. FREDERICK VJ. JACK, Assistant to the Dean of Admissions Do you have any free time to guide sub-freshmen? SIDNEY W. JACKMAN. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History My friend, Crane Brinton .... -.,-wi' X. Y WALTER H. LAWRANCE PhD Professor of Chemistry I tell ooo . . 'vwui f 1 wk Q28 W Nlll.TON L. LINDHQLSL Dean of Admissions Let Hates .sell ftselff G. ERNEST LEXEN. Ed.lVl. Assistant Professor of Physics Busicallu. this is an eusq problem LLOYD H. Lux, Ed.D. Professor of Physical Education for Men No. qou tant take Gnu tape home over vacation. Afl.-Xlilil., LIBBY. Registrar The tu! hook is open onlu in the utternoon. fwwiu. ' ol he CONSTANCE MAZLISH, Assistant Professor of Spanish Your opinions are just as worthq as mme. James V. MILLER, Pl'l.D. Associate Professor of Religion l'm not here to give you nuggets' JOHN K. lVlCCREARY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology' But that's neither here nor there. CARLETON E. MORRILL, Part-Time Instructor in Chemistry The Ph of Coca-Cola is. , . heh, heh. heh. ELEANOR H. MORSE, BCS. Instructor in Secretarial Studies Now you should have written that ive times already. ERNEST P. IVIULLER, PHD. Associate Professor of l-listorx' and Government You can't be intellectually unsexed as a gelding. ROBERT R. PECK, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Men Listen up. guys. JANET K. NELI.. B.S. Instructor in Physical Education for Vv'omen av- 'VN DAVID A. NELSON, A.M. Instructor in English Well - ah - if there aren't any questions, we'Il begin. Alllll right nowf .IACQUELINE PERRY. Instructor in Physical Education for Vtlomen I HAVE to keep you kids until ten after three. JOHN REID, Assistant Professor of Geologv We don't need a map , l't'e been there before. 7 4 ',s. 4 ' if ,. we ,, 4 im ' , Q T :tv 9 Q A I W it Q5 1 X tis , eq !Q5x,5.ue ' 32 BROOKS QUIMBY, Ed.M. Professor of Speech If you have an A. uou must have a B. NORXIAN Ross, Bursar You want a pencil sharpenerff But installation alone would cost LEONARD RAVER. Visiting Professor of Music Fantastic, ya? WILLIANI I-I. SAWYER, Ph.D. Professor of Biology In regard to the lzidneym LAVINIA M, SCHAEFFER, A.M. Associate Professor of Speech Have you a moment, dear? . ,sl ' xt ,E GW . qw. P' RICHARD VJ. SAMPSON, A.M,, Ed.M. Assistant Professor of Mathematics This is tricky l .A v VP: if 'Q V-,if ' 2 3,5 'if' Y M 4 ,i e Q, -:fit 5 if -,x 3..55:.'+'f 1 Srl S . 351 ip . 'L L ' -f is ROBERT D. SEWARD, A.lVl. Assistant Professor of Spanish and French The expulsion of the Moors was the fall of Spain. WALTER SLOVENSKI, A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Men I want you guys to think of track, studies, and women-in that order. D. ROBERT SMITH. M. Mus. Professor of Music I shall return. JOHN A. TAGLI.-XBL'E, A.Nl. Assistant Professor of English Dreadful Dulan EDWARD C. SMITH, Ph D. Visiting Professor of Government: FRANK O. STRED, JR., A.M. Alumni Secretary In case of rain the picture will. . Chairman Social Science Division Now, as in Marburu U. Madison. . XVILLIAM THOSIAS, Professor of Chemistry Now you students who had Chemistry in high school shouldn't ae! over-confident. LENA XVALMSLEY, Professor of Physical Education for XVomen If you qirls ever aet stuck at Bowdoin F sf .vii ff fg-A V ' xx Z, fi?,i,M I 52 f BARBARA A. VARNEY, Ed.IVI. Dean of XVomen I only wish I had more time to be with you qirls. DWIGHT R. XVALSH, BD. Instructor in Religion and Cultural Heritage You people are lahinq these quizzes loo seriously. ROBERT XVAIT. Assistant Professor of Biology In the AMOEBA, we see RICHARD XVAYRE, A.M Instructor in Speech In Ohio , , PAUL WHITBECK, A.M. Professor of English The plot is, adequate. THEODORE WALTHER, A.M, Instructor in Economics Bu! if Kennedy wins, then Rockefeller can run in '64. PERCY D. XVILKIXS, XLS. Professor of Mathematics O.K. Here we ao. KARL S. XYOOCCOCK. Ph,D. Professor of Phvsics :md Asrronomv :Ufkerrz Prurumphf ,Q R Y. DAX'ID XVILLIAMS. XLBUX. Assistant Professor of Economics Now, at Lord and Tczulor . ALFRED J. XX RIQHT. JR.. Ph.D. Professor of Frenchp Charrman Language Dmwsxon Quelle est Ia date? Q v THEOZCRE P, XYRIQET. lf-id Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Gsvarnrnanz 8 , . . . , , rf-f, -vu f-- rnras 'rv' -n- ru 1.4.4. ff r-. ..3 .-..:: U... .c .,-..c. RXYEORN L. ZEREY. P?:,D, Dean of :hc Fzcufznx Direcror of :hc Chaoci I csr:s:'.fer if .zrexsi e LIBRARY STAFF l.cft to righli Miss Dorothv Abbott. Mrs. Aurora Cornish. Miss Miriam Carrick, and Dr. Rudolph Haas. Scatcd: Miss lilorcncc Iiicld. Miss Iva Foster, Miss Mildred Mcthven. Standing: Mrs. Mary Riley, Mrs. Dorothy Annctt. Mrs. Margaret Cummins. and Mrs. Hclcn O'Connor, T INFIRMARY STAFF i . gzfgygrmm fir? il., 3,01 49 ffzfl ' .4 wr i r'fs'f 'Q' FF' P i l Q M- I HOUSE DIRECTORS FOR MEN E Lcfr to right: Xlrs. Greta Novcs. Mrs. Olive Evans. and Mrs. Hclcn Bova. I l I L i I ' Left to right: Miss Anne XVa1lacc. Mrs. Beatrice Towne, Mrs. Hel-:n Mclntire. and Mrs. Helen Cowan. HOUSE DIRECTORS FOR WOMEN I -1 I. L R r I . - l-1-L. SENICRS PETER ACHORN Milford. Delaware Chemistry Rather Clever. The Profs place . Rats. I do my studyiny in lab. Love those coed Off. trips. A company man. O.C. Council l. 2. 3. 4. O.C. Board 3. 4. Pres. 4: Robinson Players l: Lawrance Chemical Societv 4: Class Pres. 3. HEBER XVll.l.lAM ANDERSON Boothbay. Maine Psychology A-aeupf lirustrated? ll'illie. Youtan have my dessert. Size 138. Time In yet up, Steuerino, E.Pl,.P. Leaaue. O.C. Council l. 2, 3, 4. O.C. Board 3, 4. Vice Pres. 4. Baseball l: Psvch. Ass't. 4: Hickories Board l. Z. 3. 4. Co-Director 3. JOHN C. ADAMS Easthampton. Massachusetts History Addie. E.P.LP. League. Gee'z Bran. The touah Redhead. lVho rules this room? Here kitty kitty. lVhat.' Me tuorry? Teaching? . . . Textiles? Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports l. 2. 3. 4: Young Republicans Club 3. 4: History Club Z. 3. 4. Exec. Board 4: Crould Political Affairs Z. 3. JUDITH DIANE ARl.T Center Moriches. long Island. New York Mathematics Cars calling toniyhtf lfunsyf l aol Ctuppecl aaain toalayf Teachina arafts today. Lost tueelzencls at RIP. Chop' per. Chez Chase. XV.A.A. Sports l. Z. 3. 4: Political Union l. 2. 3: Gould Political Aff fairs l. 2. 31 SEA 4: Concert Band l. 2. 3. Officer 3: Marching Band 1.2. 3.41Hickories 3, 4. SGW' 5' DENNIS AKERMAN XVinnisquam. New Hampshire Economics Doodle. Phi Beta Four. Guess l'II listen to some music. l'm rippedf At least l'ue yo! to READ this ec. STUDENT Editorial Staff 4: Dean's l-ist 3: Economics Ass't. 4: Music Ass't. Z. 3. 4: Young Republicans Club 3. 4: Marching Band l. Z: Con- cert Band l. Z. 3: XVRJR 3, 4. Busi- ness Manager 4. E. DOUGLASS AYER VVorcester. Massachusetts History ll'ant a ride in my small, friendly coeducational car? President and founder of Phi Beta Four. Gotta ao play thesis. C'mon auys. it's past my bedtime' C.A. Cabinet 2. 4: GARNET 4: Intra- murals l. 2. 3: Dean's l.ist l. Z. 3. JERRY BADGER East Longmeadow. Massachusetts Biology Geekersl Hi Grindf Gotta grind it out, tonight. B. S. majors know everything, Georgef Manager Tennis Team l, 2. Head Manager 2: Football Manager 1, 2, 3. 4, Head Manager 4: Dean's List 3: Journals Club 2, 3, 4: Jordan Rams- dell 3. 4, Pres. 4. JOHN BENNETT Setauket. New York Physics Jack , Fox , lt's a rough life. but a full one. lt's all over. Un- believable. J.V. Baseball l. 2: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Intramural Sports l, Z, 3, 4. WINONA BAXTER Ridgefield. Connecticut Psychology Hey Shadf lVell, I guessf The Triple Alliance . Mexico. We are not picking on her.' Go West, young ladiesf Coffee, tea, or milk . W.A.A. Sports 4: Sociology Club 4: Spanish Ass't. 4. SARAH J. BENSON South Hadley. Massachusetts Religion - Sociology A Hacker House Blonde. Benson- Bomb. Where's my desk? Taks Mycket. When I get that car started. . . A procrastinator. Sweden. Stu-Ci 2: Dean's List l: S.E.A, 41 Religion Ass't. 4. JOHN J. BELMONT Medfield, Massachusetts Economics Bellie. Club 2-l-2. According to Hogle. , I get the whole picture. 11's all clear to me now. Football l. Z, 3. 4: Intramural Sports 1, Z. 3. 4. DAVID R. BICKNELL Middlebury. Vermont Economics Bick. Cot to knuckle itf Phi Beta Four. Young Republicans Club 4: Econ- omics Ass't. 4. . 3' ri STEPHEN BACON BISHOP Naticlc. Massachusetts History Pamlu I.Il7liL't'I'.SlilLl Premlenl. Pvt. Btshopf Dont knock Frank and Maru. l'm rippedf lllhat a fat proctorf IIAJOOSIIQH. E.P.l,.P. Leaque. lsaac Hoaa, Bran ranq the tire bell. Intramural Sports l. Z. 3. 4: Young Republicans Club -lg History Club l. 2, 3. -l. Vice Pres. 3, Pres. -li S.E.A. 4: Choral Society 2. l.L'CIEN A. BI.AIS Lewiston. Maine Chemistry Deans I,ist l. 3: Lawrance Chemical Society 3, -l. Pres. -lr: Off-Campus Men l. 2. 3. -lx Chemistry Asst -l. BERYI. ANNETTE BIXBY Vylest Groton. Massachusetts Psychology lierru. I think l'll cut, One of mu favorrte people. Do l have to learn to sht'.'.'.' Chez Chase. Berlin. Stu-G 3. -lg Proctor VN'.A.A. Sports 2, 3. 4: Deans I.ist I, Z. 3: Psychology Asst -lx Sociology Club 3: S.I:.A. -l. AI.DEN HASTINGS BLAKE Taunton. Massachusetts Psychology Ate. lVha1sau? l-eI's haue a cocktail ptlrtu for the Lord. dtJV7tc'l7LIr7t1, Ayer, auer, utter Youll he MADE? to new-' C.A. Cabinet 3. -lx Robinson Players l. Z: Deans I-ist l. Z. 3: Psychology Asst -I. RALPH VV. BIXLER Barrington. Rhode Island Economics Time to mouef lVho's upf W'hat's the storq there? Hex Btxf lVhat DO you thmh of her? Soccer l. Z. 3: Tennis l. Z: French Club l. DAVID BLESOEE Medford. Massachusetts Psychology Bra stttdu niqhtf lI'a1'1 trll uou hear the new one l'm worhma on. That Errol, hcfs the areatestf cI.V. Baseball l: Intramural Sports l. Z. 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Chase Hall Dance Committee l. Z. 3, -l. R. BRENT BONAH Amesbury. Massachusetts English Cha-cha-cha . Beadle. Phi Beta Four. I think l'lI hit the pad for a few seconds. My eyes are at half mast at only three times .,,. MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: French Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Chase Hall Dance Committee 2. 3, 4. Sec. 4. JOHN H. BOXVIE. JR. Milton. Massachusetts Geology Yah, but the thing is . and so forth. You OK? Knee deep in qeologyf How much for a ride to Luigi's. Paul? W'y- ominq. Too much bridge. too little study. Spring Track l: Winter Track 1: Intramurals 3. 4: Jordan Ramsdell 3. 4: Geology Asst 3. 4. JOSEPH C. BOND. JR. Severna Park. Marvland Economics lVhat makes you all think l'm a P Southerner. lVhich den? Got to study. Soon, anyway. Almost the mayor. C.A. Cabinet Z. 3. Treas. 2. MIRROR Business Manager 4: Class Treas. l. Z. Vice Pres. 4. XV. SCOTT BROXVN Houlton. Maine History lt's a fact. Brun. E.P.L.P. Leayue. S ll'hat are unlimited's for? XVhat a fat proctorf lVho's rationalizinq? Steuerino rang the fire bell. .I.V. Basketball l: Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4: .I.V. Baseball 1: Soccer 4: Deans List 3: History Club 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4. ELIZABETH BONN.-XR Xliddleboro. Massachusetts Psychologv Betty. Hey, you yuys. wait for mef XVell. l did it this way in Europe. Geewillikersf Hey Shadf A'The Triple I-Illiancen. Hey. Louise. will you trans- late this letter for me? XV.A.A. Sports I. 2. 3. 4: Bobbettes 2: Sociology Club Z. 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4: Marching Band 1. BRADLEY COLTON BUTLER Burlington. Vermont English Brad. You'c'e qot to be considerate. Johnf Bilge. I just had a haircut LAST winter, Great state. New Hampshire. Ferry. lI'ant some extra license plates? Robinson Players 1. 2. 3, 4, Exec. Board 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports 3: Dean's List 1. 3: Cierman Club Z: Deansmen Z. 3: Chapel Choir 4: Chase Hall Dance Committee I. JAMES XV. CARIGNAN Laconia. New Hampshire History Tub. Carrie. Poopsie. President of E.P.L.P. Leauue. Zipper trouble. l'll turn around once and lX'elI. the Pope saus The fat prorlor. Neru- ous foot. Itfs u NORK thxnq. Proctor 3. 4: O.C. Council Z. 3. 4. O.C. Board 3. 4: Class Pres. 4: Soc- cer Z. 3: History Club Z. 3. 4. Exec. Board 4: Intramural Sports l. Z. 3. 4. CARL COXVAN Nashua. New Hampshire Physics Leis dump on the Georaef I don'1 indulge in stock phrases. ,-lre uou ktddinrl me? Deans List l. Z. 3. 4: Choral So- cietv l. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4: Chapel Choir 2. 3. 4: Jordan Ramsdell 3. 4. ALAN GLENNIE CATE West Hampstead. New Hampshire Physics xlre qou kidding me. No foolinf Oh, did that trek me 077. The Lido or Bust . lVe got it ul u diseounlf Physics Colloquium l. Z. 3. 4: Jordan Ramsdell 3. 4: Chase Hall Dance Committee 3. 4. VALARIE CiAlL CLARK Rehoboth. Massachusetts Psvchologv Vularie. Hacker House Blond. PRISCILLA CHARLTON XX'altham. Massachusetts History Oh uuah. Don'Icha Known. Cillaa Chile. Bu! I reallu will studu tonight. C.A. Cabinet 3. 4. Vice Pres 4: STUDENT Editorial Staff 2. 3. News Editor 3. Managing Editor 4: Dean's List Z: German Club l. Z. 3. 4. Sec- retary 3. 4. JOHN PAUL METHENY CURRY Armonk. New York English ll'haI can I write on? SS. 103 Four Year Club. Occasionallu seen at I.ou'5 Thais the traqedu of it all. l'm 6' 5 . Grand Master of the acid tongue. STUDENT Editorial Staff Z. 3. 4. Ass't. Feature Editor 3. Senior Editor 4: Basketball l. 2. 3: Intramural Sports l. Z. 3. 4: Spofford Club l. ROSEMARY COUSINS East Millinocket. Maine French Anyone have change for a dollar? Got an extra kleenex? But. I like long skirtsf Just a minute. Bonjour, Irene, ga ua? Slowest eater in Rand. GARNET 3, 4: STUDENT Business Staff 2. 3: Dean's List 1. 2: French Club 1. 2. 3. 4: S.E.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Phi Sigma Iota 4: Art Club 2. 3. 4. E. XVILLIAM DAVIS. JR. East Lyme. Connecticut Government l'm less than pleased. Casino member. Four Musketeers. Hi Louf I'll play anythingf ll'ednesday night social gatherings. Club 2-I-2. STUDENT Editorial Staff 3. 4: Intra- mural Sports l. 2. 3. 4: Gould Polite ical Affairs 3. 4. BARBARA CRESSY Darien. Connecticut English Cres. Yeah, ueah, yeah. What did I forget? 1l'hen uou come right down to it Realluf fDarien stulel. Proctor 3: O.C. Council 1. 2. 3. 4. O.C. Board Z. 3. JAMES T. DEVLIN XVapping. Connecticut Biologv Tim. Hey, Glennie. lt must be a female. Oh, uou ,-l.B. .llaiorsf It's an all 'loraanicerf Have a feu: Iabsf Proctor 3. 4: Deans List 3: Jordan Ramsdell 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4: Journals Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Biologv Asst. 2. CHARLES Ci. DAVIS Port Washington. New York Economics Jerru. Horsefeather.s'i. :lt this time l would like to sau This ec. has got me snowed. Trumpet man. I can't afford any more records. Sociologv Club 3. 4: Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Maine Intercollegiate Band 1: Marching Band 1. 2: Chase I-Iall Dance Committee 3. 4. Chairman 4. EMILY DIANE DORE Erveburg. Maine Speech Em . Everuthina 's lutiflu. 3rd Smurd. Yes, l'm from Frueburg. You DONT know about l1'ilIie the Pooh? Publishing Association 3. 4. Sec. 4: Robinson Plavers 1. I. 3. 4. Exec. Board 3. 4. Sec.f'I-teas, 4: Concert- Lecture Series Committee 3: Speech Asst. 3. 4. r if , fy aa f- sw. .aw al 523 .ardxrlli ADELAIDE DORITMAN Pittsfield. Massachusetts History Addie, Et'erlot'in. Chez Chase. Heu Shodf Stamps for mu German friends. l'1l be in the referenfe room. Gee, this is a huae hisloru assianment. Mu sum- mer in Deutschland. C.A. Cabinet 4: MIRROR Business Staff 41 Dean's List 3: S.E A. 2. 3: Historv Club 3, 4: German Club 4: Concert Band l. 1. 3, BARBARA DULKO XVoonsocket. Rhode Island English Got a letter toduuf No, uou c'an't read it. But l just fouldn't sau no.' Tuna fish-let's atm' lI'hu tloesn't that driver watch where he's aoinczf Garba- Garboo-Barhutlut? frtl Smurtl. S'I'L'DlEN'I' Business Staff 2. 3. 4: French Club li SEA. 1. 3. 4. .f ,' NADINE PARKER DRESSER Lynbrook. New York Biology Nadinish. George I. 2. 3 and Mrs. 4.' Have to work on mu thesis now. Thats poorf lVhat do uou mean?- I only GOT I3 letters todau. J.R.O.T. XV.A A. Sports l, Z. 3, 4: Jordan Ramsdell 4: W.R.J.R. 3. CAROL ECCLESTON Hamilton, New York Psychology .-lll eues and teeth. No. l'm not a -jLlf7ltJI'.' XV.A.A. Sports 2. 4: Sociologv Club 4: Cultural Heritage Ass't. 4, ,-1- 'E ' ff , ,aff f. .fa . Ac.. iff ' 1 GEORGE H. DRURY Reading, Massachusetts Mathematics He fan't awe us a quiz lodau. That darn phone is always rinqing. Have uou seen my new engine? lVe have a farm up-countru. You haue a math problem? Deans List l. 2: S.E.A. l, Z. 3. 4. Sec. 3, Pres, 4: Choral Society l. 2. 3. 4. Monitor 2.4: Math Ass't. 3. 4. RICHARD ELLIS KValpole. Massachusetts Government Big Dacldu. Baldy. Fats. Z-I-2 Club, Pres. lI hu not? Oh. suref Clad. Club 444. Stereo, TV. Refriq. Bella and I. Gnome I, 2, 3, 4. Proctor 4: Football l. Z, 3. 4. Cap- tain 4: Track l. 23 Intramural Sports l. 2, 3, 4: Young Republicans Club 4: Gould Political Union 4. MN- A .' T, xg ,A - ' ROBERT C. ELVANDER East Sandwich, Massachusetts Physics Phi Beta Four. That's ridiculous. Capitalita warrmongers. l can't be- lieUeit.' Intramural Sports l. 2. 3. 4: Deans List l. 2. 3: Jordan Ramsdell 3. 4: Physics Ass't. 3. 4. CHARLES B. GARCELON Medford, Massachusetts Biology The ageless one . Short run at The Landing 10:00. Time for LOu's. No heat, no lights. no hot water. Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4: Jordan Ramsdell 4. GAIL D. EMERSON Reading. Massachusetts Biology Vfendg. W'est Virginia freshman gear -Gee. what a great bunch of gugsf Thanksgiving at Ktaadn. I'ue got to go to Mt. Washi'ngton this weelzendf Packful of plants. I LOVE that music course' Stu-G 3: Proctor 3: Jordan Ramsdell 3. 4. Sec-Treas. 4: Bobbettes l: Biology Ass't. 3. 4. MELINDA GAROEALO Paterson. New Jersey English Lindy. Mahaida Ganfalo. Lets order pizza. Grundy. wait for me. Chez Chase. Millie came through. Berlin. Young Republicans Club 4: S.E.A. 4. ROBERT ENGSTROM Montclair. New Jersey Biology Swede. Lumberjaclz. Got to go to lab. Football l. 2, 4: Intramural Sports l. 2. 3. 4: Jordan Ramsdell 4. STEPHEN GARVIN Springvale, Maine Economics Phi Beta Four. Greece , Lets keep the noise down: it's siesta time. Track Manager l: Young Republicans Club 3. 4: French Club 1: Choral Society l. Z. 3: Chapel Choir 3, 4: Music Asst -P. HELEN CEILS Monmouth Junction. New Jersev Biologv Mu' Jus! u setontl. Youre not txerg VJICU. Oh. Iicmshf Dt.: Lfou lhlinll Il70!'S all right? Mu tissues are all rookedf C.A. Cabinet lx Robinson Plavers 4: XVRJR 4 RICHARD GLOVER Lewiston. Maine Psychologv OK? He .serlou.s.' Kitten. KIBDQ. the busted down quark. l'll'A', Intramural Sports Z, 3. 43 Mens Off' Campus 2. 3. 4. BARRY S. GILVAR Newtonville. Massachusetts English l-rank, you owe me a nrchelf l'II call her Sat, after supper. Frog. how can gou sing so earlg in the morning, Muffin 2, 3, 4. Giller. lru, MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: Eootball 22 Vvlinter Track 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: Spring Track 2. 3. 4. Captain 4. JUDITH ANN COLDBERG Malden. Massachusetts French I just .spoke lo him on the phone. The one in while. lVeuhness for her left hand. The Golden Burger. Yes, l have thu! assignment ull done. Proctor 3: C.A. Cabinet 3: MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: Phi Sigma Iota 4: I5rench Club 2. 3, 4. Maiorettes l. 2. 3, 4. Captain 3, 4. XVILLIAM ALLEN GLEASON Marblehead. Massachusetts Economics Gleece. Hou: great is that, Mal? Bullhnch. Thurs mu favorite. 'Which Den? Lightning. Ge! me up for breakfustf OC. Council I, 2. 3. 4. O. C. Board 4: Young Republicans Club 4: Gould Political Affairs 4: Intramural Sports I. 2. 3. 4: I-Iickories l. 2. 3. GEORGE VV. GOODALI.. JR. Falmouth. Maine History The lug George-competent goung executive. L'nhel1'euable .' l'll not be g rubber stamp George, of the b1'Ilow1'ng silk. lI's tea time, gugsf Stu-C. I. Z. 3. 4, Vice Pres. 4: Class Vice Pres. 3: Vklinter Track 1. 2. 3.3 Spring Track l. 2. 3: Soccer I: Co-Chairman Ivy Dance 3. 0.6. ,- 'ff' f ' .r BEVERLY E. GRAEEAM Lexington. Massachusetts Economics Gangarootie Scorpions. Graf. Female addition to Er. Dept. If we could smoke in our rooms, l'd mahe the Dean's List. Carl's coming over at 9:30. Another Z year girl. W.A.A. Sports l. 2. 3. 4: MIRROR Editorial Staff. Asst. Editor 4: STU- DENT Business Staff 3: Philosophv Club 4. JACK WALKER GUITE Newington. Connecticut Philosophy Let's see if we can find a ride out. Junior Jack. Gump. Ja-ki. lt's all determined, anyway. Bubblina Bishop. Soccer 4: Intramural Sports 3. 4. BRADFORD T. GREENE Brighton. Massachusetts Historv Greenie. Brad. .-'lctordina to the Christian Science Monitor 3 majors in 4 uears. Knee operation for a cracked rib. Heu. uou auusf So what? Sneak studu. Football l. Z. 3. 4: J.V. Baseball l: Intramural Sports 1. 1. 3, 4: I-listorv Club l. 2. 3. 4. RICHARD GURNEY Burlington. Massachusetts Economics Mu uounaer brother is on the honor roll. owns a car. and plaus sports. toof Baseball l. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: lfoot- ball 1.2. 3, 4. ARTHUR CJRIGGS Melrose. Massachusetts Sociologv So, what 's turona with the Navy .' Another round , Fern. Old men's club. lVhg haL'en't I aot a date? Do uou mean to tell me theres airls around here? Exam time aaain. Much sweat .' Intramural Sports l. 2. 3. 4: Sociole ogv Club 4. DELIGHT HARMON XVrentham. Massachusetts English Dee. Melody Harmonu. Rorlzfhound. Only 349.920 more minutes' Sprechen Die Deutch? I felt sofo-o slupidf Proctor 3: XV.A.A. Sports l. 1. 3. 4. XV.A.A. Board 2. 3, Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Robinson Plavers 1. 3. Exec. Board 3: Bettv Bates 4: S.li.A. 4. SUSAN ELLEN HARRIS XVethersfield, Connecticut Psychology Sue. Hi-ef Dimples. lam rippedf Rahf Oct. 31st. Hott' area! is that? Not too grea1.' MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: Cheerleader Z, 3. -I. Co-Capt. 4: Dean's List 3: History Club 4: S,E.A. 4: Hickories l. JOHN ROBERT S. HIGGINS Upper Montclair, New Jersey Psychology Put it this way. The Hiys. Higbird. Shape upf The trouble with most psychology is Robinson Players l: Dean's I.ist 2, 3: Psychology Asst 4. CATHERINE HARXVOOD Manchester Center. Vermont Psychology Cathy. But I can't study in my room. Blap season. Did 1 ever tell you about the time . .9 W.A.A. Sports l. Z. 3. 4: Football Band 2. 3. 4: Concert Band l. 2: Hickories l. PRISCILLA HJELM Braintree. Massachusetts Psychology Pris. Sure, I'II go to the Hob. Meet- inqsf Meetings' Meetinqsf l'm so-o-o tired. Fourth for bridge? Helpf Do you have time to hem a skirt? Gan- qarootie Scorpion. W.A.A. Sports l. 2. 3. -l: MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: Concert Band I. 2. 3: S.E.A. 4: Education and Psycol- ogy Ass't. -lg Chase Hall Dance Committee 3. -I. , af' LQ bc- .:': 1 if as ' HV- ' - I .,:,?q. we 3 -' , 4-Ji C2552 ' i.'fi.'4 Vi:-.fra .5 ,:.. 5 3.3 fait. , HZ- JOHN S. HENDERSON Phippsburg. Maine French Jack. Zu! 1-'IIors.' l'm going just as tight as I can go. Ayeh. Thesis is a nasty word. My word!! French, France. and FM. Dean's List l, 2, 3: French Club l, 2. 3. 4: WRJR 2. 3. 4. Chief En- gineer -I: Speech Ass't. 3: French Ass't. 4: Summer Language Work Program 3. RAYMOND J. HOWE Dedham. Massachusetts Religion and Philosophy I think l'II write a term paper on that. Den time-from the wrong side of the counter. Phi Beta Four. Are you CEREAL' Height of DUMB-TH. Intramural Sports l. Z. 3. 4: Phil- osophy Club 4: Christian Service Club l. RICHARD C. HOYT Shelburne Falls. Massachusetts French Chick. Bawkf Numph. Casino mem- ber. One of Veek's ex-roommates. GARNET Editor 43 STUDENT Editorial Staff l: Intramural Sports 1, Z, 3, 4: Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Phi Sigma Iota 3: Sum- mer Language Work Program 3. J. CLAIRE JAGGARD Woodstown, New Jersey History De Lune. J.C. Jag. Noo, not really! South Jersey. 1'Ue got to! Geuch . La Trauiatau, W.A.A. Sports 1. 2. 3, 4: History Club 2, 4. SUZANNE HURD Springfield, Massachusetts Chemistry Off to the Chem. Lab. Glutaralde- hyde. XVhere is Ireland? Miss O.C. Council l. 2, 3, 4, O.C. Board Z, 3, 4: Lawrance Chemical Society 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4. RICHARD ARLON JEFFERS Swampscott, Massachusetts History Tank. Jeff. Elegantagious. 7 year plan of education. Who has notes? Weekend traueler. Which den? Got a joke. Football l, Z, 3. 4: Young Republi- cans Club 4: History Club l. Z, 3. 4: Gould Political Affairs l. Z: S.E.A. 4: Intramural Sports l, Z, 3, 4. DAVID JACKSON Moodus, Connecticut Religion and Philosophy Form in symbols-word, lVord in thought-silence, Silence in form- meaning. Ephraim! Ephraiml YVhat am I going to do with uou? Campus Relations Board 4: Art Club 4, Vice Pres. 4. DAVID N. JELLISON Hazardvillc, Connecticut History and Government E.P.L.P. League. Blackford. Ididn't do it. Whitey. Gotta pad it! Bell? what be J' Now Jimma. Tell Brun to he quiet. Hi therel O.C. Council 3, 4, O.C. Board 4, Co'Director Winter Carnival 4: Cross Country Track 1, Z: Winter Track l, Z: Spring Track 1: Soccer 3: Young Republicans Club 4: History Club Z, 3, 4. Exec, Board 4. Treas. 4: Gould Political Affairs 2, 3, 41 Gould Political Union 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3. 4. wig, VERA ANNETTE JENSEN XVest Hartford. Connecticut Government Just a sec, 1'lI be right down. Has anyone seen Nora? lVhat are you kids up to? I just want to know one thing. Thats obvious. Only 2,659 pages behind today! I need a vacation! Publishing Association 4: MIRROR Editorial Staff 3. 4. Editor-infChief 4: Class Sec. 2. 4: Dean's List l. 3: Gould Political Affairs 3, 4: Politif cal Union 3. 4: History Club 3. 4, Sec. 4. BRENDA KAPLAN Vlorcester, Massachusetts English But Joanie, I was just beina friendly. Perfume your noses, yirlsf Don't call me Bunny: my name is Brenda. Do you realize how many calories there are in that? They are not purple slippers. they are shoes, S'l'L'DlSNT Editorial Staff 4: Choral Societv l. 2: Concert Choir 1: Chapel Choir l. Z. ROBYN JEWELL Mt. Vernon. New York Psychologv Hi. Guess what? Robinson Players Z: S.E.A. 4: Soci- ology Club 4: Education and Psy- chology Ass't. 4. .JAMES E KEENAM Portland. Maine Economics Proctor 3. 4: Robinson Players 1 Football l. Z. 3. 41 Vslintcr Track l 1. 3, 4:1 Spring Track l. 2. 3. 4 Barristcrs 4: Gould Political Societv 4. MALCOLM PIERCE JOHNSON New Britain. Connecticut Government Mal. How bad is that, Gleece? I'm up for it. l'm less than pleased. Vol- ume. Ahwa-a-a. Swede. A little louder Mal, please. Proctor 3, 4: Basketball 1. Z. 3. 4: Golf l. 3. 4, Captain 4: Intramural Sports 1. Z, 3.4. SUZANNE L. KIMBALI. Malden. Massachusetts English No joke' October 31. Got to have a weed before Meri's. l'm ripped! Scarlet Ribbons . Hey. Room! STUDl:NT Editorial Staff 3. 4: S.E.A. Z, 4: Merimanders 3. 4: Choral Society 3. 4. SARA ELIZABETH KINSEL Newtonville, Massachusetts English Gangarootie Scorpion. The man next door. Stipplesuille. I haue to tell you about the dream I had last nightf Art for Art's sake. Oh, Honestly' German Club Z. 3. 4: STUDENT Edi- torial Staff l. 2. 3. 4. ROBERT R. LAFORTUNE Gardner, Massachusetts History Frog. Bob. Pierre. Couldn't sleep last night. I will never be fat. 1'm worried because I don't have enough to worry about. TWQ Football l. 2: J.V. Baseball l: Intra- mural Sports l. 2. 3. 4: Dean's List 3: History Club 3, 4: Barristers 4. .-.5-sf ht' ' : 'v N'1- gig., V519 ' ,t -,sq-.. 4 SUE KITTREDGE Audobon. New Jersey Psychology Gangarootie Scorpion. lVhite Angel. Oh, -, how nice of you to call The man next door. li Novel Naples parties. But psychology IS a sciencef Eye-brow raiser. Proctor 3: Class Secretary 3: S.E.A. 3: Co-Chairman Ivy Dance 3: So' ciology Club 3. RICHARD LARSON Wakeheld. Massachusetts Psychology Why shouldn'! I be ab'e to leach General Science? Student Council l, 2. 4: Proctor 3: STUDENT Editorial Staff l. 2. 3: Class Treasurer 4: Sociology Club 2. 3. 4: Band 1. Z. 3. 4. President 4: Or- chestra l. 2, 3. 4: Rifle Club 3. 4. 4 RICHARD C. KNUDSEN Brooklyn. New York Biology Noor da Great, All niahter champ. Pass the bloody slool, The greatest thing about Socrates was his intestinal fortitude. Intramurals I. Z. 3: Soccer Z: Jordan Ramsdell 4: Off Campus Men's Club 3. 4: Biology Assistant 4. EDWARD H. LONDON Brookline. Massachusetts Economics La-dee-dal Economics equals Hebrew engineering. l,et's go camping. Twenty- one year old paper boy. A monopoly on virtue. Where am I? Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Dean's List 1. 2. 3: Presidents Award Z: Young Republicans 3. 4: History Club 3, 4: Gould Political Affairs 3. 4: Econom- ics Ass't. 3. 4: Barristers l. 2. 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 3: President 4: Football Manager l: XVRJR 4. X If .w DIANE GAY LYNCH Ridgefield. Connecticut French Lunchiepoo. Dance. Di-Deef That man is impossible-Ouqhf Oh, no.' O.K., so I eat a Iot.' Aw - C'monf SC. A niqht to remember. XVe qather toaetherf .' MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: Robinson Players l. Z: Phi Sigma Iota 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Dean's List 3: Spanish Club 3. 4: French Club 2. 3, 4. Vice President 4: Football Band 1: WVBC I: Silvertones 3. PAUL H. MAIER Athol, Massachusetts Economics Pina-pona, anuone? to mu lab in the lishbounl. Gotta arind. I'm tickedf But Goren saus 1t's Freda timef MIRROR Business Staff 4: Intramural Sports l. Z. 4: Choral Society l, 2, 3. 4: Chapel Choir 2, 3. 4, Monitor 4. DEBORAH G. MCBEATH Raynham Center. Massachusetts History Debbie. It's MacBeth. like in Shakes- peare. Have to ao to the equipment room. l'Ue GOT to get into COf7dl,ll'O77.l Spelunking. shi trips. and square-dana ina, Thanksgiving at Ktaadan. O.C. Council 3. 4, Board 4: History Club 2, 3. 4: Ciould Political Affairs 3, 4: Concert Band l, Z: Marching Band 2, 3. PAOLA MANGIACAPRA Tarrytown, New York Chemistry Baku. Jesum Crowf 1'm aoing lo the lab. Don't bug mef Rand foodf Mu car is not 'cutef' W.A.A. l, Z. 3. 4, Board Z. 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Lawrance Chemical So- ciety 3. 4: Marching Band l: Chema istry Ass't, Z, 3. 4: Music Ass't. 4. Vfffing. e , . vw. . ROSALIND MCCULLOUGH Reading. Massachusetts Psychology Chase Quad. Auntie Mame and Drac- ula. Oh, my soul and bodul Member? Hjalbed. He's the cutest little man.' Robinson Players 1. 3. 4: Spanish Club l. Z: French Club 1, 2. PARKER CRIMES MARDEN Sterling. Massachusetts Sociology Ship. College on the .Z-lf? plan. A compatible roommate for college. Hey, Rau, want to play ball? But I dz'dn'I flank out, Jaclzf Smith North Alumnus. STUDENT l, Z, 3. 4, Sports Editor 4: Soccer l. Z. 3: Intramurals l, 2. 3, 4: Sociology Club 1. Z, 3. 4. President 4: Sociology Ass't. 3, 4: Dean's List I. Z. 3: Debating I. JOHN XV. MARINO. JR. Stratford. Connecticut Government Going to the track tonight? Thetfre at the head of the stretch and theyre off' Shot down aaain. I can't bef Iieue it! Class Treasurer 3: Dcan's List I. 2. 3: Young Democrats l. Z. 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3: Barristers I. Z. 3. 4: De- bating Council l. 2. 3. 4. RICHARD MORTENSEN Baldwin. I-.I., New York Biology Good qrief, lab UUGIIV7., twelve hours of assistantships this semester. Buck to lab. Quietf I'ue qot to practice teach tomorrow. O.C. Council l. 2. 3. 4. Board 3, 4: Journals Club l. Z. 3. 4: Jordan Ramsdell Society 3, 4: Choral So- ciety 1. 2. 1 JOAN METZGER East Greenwich. Rhode Island Biology Jordan Ramsdell 4: Biologv Ass't 3. 4. MARY ELIZABETH MORTON VVestbrook. Maine English Hey, tiansf It is not a mosquito net.' I told Carl about that. Thats my roommate. S m 1 t t u Club. Another arranaement. C.A. Z: Choral Socictv I. 2. 3: Chapel Choir I, 2. 3, 4: Mcrrimanders l. 2. 3. 4. writ : ' JOAN SUSAN MICKELSON Ciardcn Citv. New York Biologv Oanaarootie Scorpion. Jounie The man next door. StippIest'iIIe. J.R.O.T. Square toes and curlu shoes. I'm hunaruf Don'1 foraet to remind me. Rats. I hnou' I didn't throu' it uwauf XV.A.A. l. 2 3. 4: Journals Club I. 2. 3: Historv Club 2. 3: SEA. 3. 4: Ijhilosophv Club 4. PHIQBE MURRAY Dennisport. Massachusetts Historv Gunqurootie Scorpion. The man next door. :II least. rllixed up. I have no mental picture. Il'hut a houql. I'm reullu up for somethina. StufCi 31 Proctor gl Historv Club l. Z. 3. 4: S.E.A. 3. 4: XX RJR 1. 3. '315?'fL VJILLIAM ELVVIN NASH Hanover. Massachusetts Philosophy - Psychology Say. do you think? You know. it's interestinq May l ask F STUDENT Editorial Staff I: Intra- murals l. 2, 3, 4: Erench Club I: Christian Service Club 1: Choral Society l, Z, 4: Chapel Choir 2. 3, 4: WRJR l, 2. CARL E. NORDAHL Bay Shore. New York Biology The yranddaa' of the campus. How yreat is Texas' Back in the GOOD old days. Collies and trailers. l'm just a hamf Char-r-r-gel .' Jordan Ramsdell 3. 4: Chapel Choir l. Z, 3: Choral Society I. 2. 4. RALPH A. NELSON Danvers. Massachusetts Biology Raphula. 303 Club. Nelson, who's he? Time for Lacrosse. XVere you really lost? Crouch. lVheeler, wake up.' Popham to Bates in 45 minutes? Shower king. Intramurals 1. Z, 3. 4: Dean's List 3: Biology Assistant 4: Journals 3. 43 Jordan Ramsdell 4. CLARINDA NORTHROP Rochester, New York Biology Rmdy. Yo, Rindy. Oh. but Tue really GOT to do it now? lVhat a beautiful dayf C.A. 4: Vvl.A.A. l. 2, 3. 4. Secretary Z: Bobettes l: Gould Political Affairs 3. 4: History Club 3: Choral Society Z. 3: Debating 4. NEIL JAY NEWMAN Brighton. Massachusetts Government Last of the R.B.'s. Happy days are here again. Get me up in fifteen minutes. Chan. Rebuttal time. 303 Club. The New Frontier . Tele- phone, Newman. Time for Lacrosse. Intramurals l. 2, 3. 4: Young Demo- crats 4, President 4: History Club 2. 3: Gould Political Affairs 2. 3, 4: Debating l, Z, 3. 4: Debating Council 2, 3. 4, Debating Executive Council 3. 4. Manager 3, President 4: Bar- risters l. Z. 3, 4: Political Union Z. 3, 4: Delta Sigma Rho 3. 4. BARBARA LOUISE OLDACH Wlest Collingswood. New Jersey Mathematics Babs. Think we'll have a quiz? Don't ask me, l'm not your motherf Oh, me' You know Rats! Chez Chase. Young Republicans 4: S.E.A. 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Hickories 1. CANDACE OVIATT Morris. Connecticut Biology Candy. lVhat did I do with my O.C. key? lVould anybody care for a cup of tea? Don't you haue any good records? lVhadja do that for, hey? Doesn't everyone have gym their senior year? W.A.A. I. 2, 3, 4: O.C. Council I, 2. 3. 4, Board 3, 4: Dean's I-ist 3: Jordan Ramsdell 3, 4. MARIAN PETERSEN Wellesley', Massachusetts Psychology Petie. l'm going out of my mindf You know how I am in the morn- 1ng.' Grapenut ice cream, cheese, and cookies. Don't think I'Il ao to the Den tonight. Isn't he darling? W.A.A. I, Z. 3. 4: Robinson Players I: S.E.A. 3. 4: Bobettes Z. PATRICIA PATTERSON XVaterville. Maine I-Iistory lI'elI.' I don't want to get up, Oh-h-h.' He make me so madf ll'hat do I have today? PAUL POPISH New York. New York Biology P.P. As I was saying to You can get it cheaper in New York. Track Manager I: Biology Ass't. 2. 3. -I: Journals 2. 3, -I: Jordan Rams- dell 3: Concert Band I. 2: XVRJR 2. RICHARD PAUI. PAVIZGLIO Springfield. Massachusetts I-Iistory Paceg. Tab tt. Lou, I'm in shape. But I was supposed to get a check todayf ls zat rzghtf Arritqiderci Roma - hmfmfmf There is no lite like night life, Robinson Players 1: STUDENT Edie torial Staff I. Z. 3. -I. Sports Editor 2. Asst Editor 3: Intramurals l, Z. 3. -I: History Club 3, -I: Ciould Political Affairs 3. 4. NATI-IANIEL I-I. PUFEER Norwell. Massachusetts I-Iistory Nat. Floor, milk, and glatlzators. Yes, that's what I said-Alaska. I don't wanna study this. Oh, really? Historv Club 2. 3, -lx Robinson Players 3: Gould Political Affairs 3. with ROYCE DAYIS PIQRINTON III Medfield. Massachusetts Mathematics and Philosophv Philosophv Cl u b 4: Mathematics Asst 4. GRETCI-IIQN LL'ISI2 RAUCH XVestminster. Marvland Speech Gretth. irtl .Smurtl .Suddenlu lust .sLlf77f7?t'f.i L.ll'.ll', I like Ihr' iultltwl people. Heu Pinlzu. run l horrou' lt s exotit. Robinson Plavers l. 2. 3. 4. Executive Board 4' Deans List lx Young Demo- crats 4. Secretarv 4: Speech Asst. 3. 4 . ., 4 ,Jill M. .,- ,ff NIA RCIA PUTNAM Brunswick. Maine Mathematics Hriulbed. Mountain und a half. Hes tr redkhltmded flnwrican bou. Marcia- Babe. National Mortuary Dau. Chase Quad. ll'e'L't- got to have room for a iltlffe? filtirzf. XV.A.A. l. 2. 3. 41 Choral Societi 1.3 4. JL'DITl-I REID Bronxville. New York Sociologv Retdfo. Ciolleue is full of lruumulif experiences' I cunt believe l'm so fur hehzndf Letfs go to the Den. I was lure for umirlz this mornimyf He was nice. but XV.A.A. l. Z. 3. 4: Sociologv Club 3. 4: Secretarial Asst. 4. DEXVITT RANDALL Hamilton. New York Biology Rundu. Yeah. uh huh. Rapp. musl uou be so loud? I do not know. My .spastic roommate. Someone tie this necktie for mef Proctor 4: Cross Countrv l. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: XYinter Track l. 2. 3. 4: Spring Track l. 1. 3. 4: Biologv Asst. 3 4. LOUISE REID XYakefield. Massachusetts Ererich Star Island. Oh crudf The Triple ,-lllianteu ll'e are not pickina on her.' I almost resianed ut Girl Scouts todayf Mom Richmond. Heu qanq. l'm babu- sittzna tonight. The nucleus. XV.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Phi Sigma Iota 3. 4: French Club 2: Orchestra 1. . fi TT f FRANK XV. RICKER XVaterville. Maine Biology Spasticf Jo. will uou hurru upf Hou, s it going? Been huntinf Over to gym to hoop a few. Over to Garu and Marion's. Ayahf Stu-C 3. 4: Robinson Players I. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country l. 2: J.V. Bas- ketball l. Varsity I: Jordan Ramsdell 4: Choral Society l: Off Campus Men's Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 3. 4. DEANNE ROL LINS Brunswick. Maine Biology l'm panicked, I don't know a thina for this exam, Not as quiet as she appears. Devoted to bioloqq. Brains Jordan Ramsdell 3. 4: Biologv Ass't. 3. F- ' ' 7' iq' miie. 4 .W e',.v's5f Cl-IARLES XV. ROBINS Newton Centre. Massachusetts XX, .IL'DITI-I ALMA ROGERS Belmont. Massachusetts Sociologv Judo. Comina stvimnzma tonzahtf Government Mai the knife. Heu kids. were not Or' course l've done the outside read- lhf' UVWUZOVTS-' Wulf U f'f7l'fPUf0-' lim ing. Observe this lablef II'here do ln the Shower Huw IO WV UP df you think I u.'ent for the weekend. THU 10m0ff0l17 Thf1'7k547lL'lfP97 df Reallu. I do care.' Kfdflden- Intramurals l. 2. 3. 4: Young Repub- licans 4: Gould Political Affairs I. 2 3. 4: French Club 1: History Club I Z. 3. 4: Barristers 1. Z. 3. 4. Treas- urer 4: Political Union Z. 3, 4: Chase Hall Dance Committee l. CHRISTINE ROSS Spencer. Massachusetts Biology Christinish. 1-I certain red-head. But Gusf Mu tupeu.'riter brokef Labora- tory Sal and her. Trustu still. Short- hand? J.R.O.T. Proctor 3: Stu-G 3. 4. Secretary- Proctor 3: XV.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Board 3. 4: Sociology Club 3. 4: Bobettes l. Z: Campus Relations Committee 4: XVRJR Z. DOUGLAS H. ROXVE Newburyport. Massachusetts Speech Shoom. Home free. l'm bull finch. l'm less than pleased. l'm mellotv. Go! a tip on the Double. Pats 1.2,5. 4.9. Doug. Actor. lm in love- aqainf .' Club 2-l-2. Proctor 3: Robinson Plavers 1. 2. 3. 4. Executive Board 2. 3. 4. President 4: Spanish Club 1. 2. Treasurer 4: Dean's List 2. 3: Biologv Ass't. 3, 4. ROSALIE RZASA Shelton, Connecticut Chemistry lllorkina in Commons. Have to go to lab tonight. One of '6l's three fe- male Chemistry majors. Thats the first time anyone ever pronounced my name rzqht. STUDENT Business Staff Z. 3: Law, rance Chemical Society 2. 3, 4: Chemistry Ass't. 4. XVOLFGANG R. SCHMELLER Binghamton. New York Ciovernment l'm gonna enter a monastery. My stomach aaazn. Cotta ao to breake faslf Paul. hou: mach for a ride to the Goo.se .' Ol? to HULL'Ul'l.,' Publishing Association 3, 4. Vice President 4: Dean's List 2. 3: Young Democrats 3. 4: Political Union 3. 4: Gould Political Club l. Z. 3, 4: Gov- ernment Ass't. 4, MARJORIE SANBORN Laconia. New Hampshire Government Hjalbed. Chase Quad. Call me in a half hour. room. Debate toniahl. VJ.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4: Gould Political Affairs Z: Debating l. 2. 3, 4: De- bate Council Z. 3, 4. Executive Council 3. 4, Secretary 3. 4: Delta Sigma Rho 3. 4. ALAN SCHWARTZ Brooklyn. New York Physics lVell, 3X'llhlf7S and I. lVhy certainly I have my lab report finished. lt's a area! car. qot it from my uncle. One thtny colleae really taayht me Intramurals l. Z, 3. 4: Dean's List l. Z: Young Republicans 4: History Club Z: Gould Political Affairs l, 2, 3: Political Union Z, 3. JO-ANITA SAVJYER Portland. Maine Biology l'm in u terrible hurry again My roommate is so effi'ct'ent.' Ayahf What will Rich say about that, first? Went over to Gary and Marz'on's. A poet: Bates' answer to Shelley. C.A. 3: Dean's List 1. Z, 3: S.E.A. l. Z: Jordan Ramsdell 3. 4: Biology Ass't. 2, 3. 4. JOAN RUTH SCOTT Ardentown. Delaware W Spanish Scottie, Portland's my second home.' South of the border, down Mexico way. I-'abulosol SO, when am I sap- posed to study. anywayff Think posi't1'L'ely and you'Ue got tt made. Spanish Club l. 2. 3, 4. Vice Presi- dent 4: Phi Sigma Iota 3. 4: Art Club 2. 3, 4. President 4. FREDA SHEPHERD Warren. Massachusetts French One thing You know what? lt's freezing here.' Someday ..., Going to hed earlg tonight. Grapes. Proctor 3: Stu-G 1. Z. 3: Dean's List I. 2. 3: French Club 3. 4: Phi Sig- ma Iota 3. 4. President 4: Christian Service Club I: Choral Society 1: Chapel Choir l. 2. DAVID I-I. SINGER Glencoe. Illinois Economics Haru. Let's flilz it downl 303 Club. Long Distance for Singer. Wheels. set the alarm for 9:30. Boston bound for Janie. Time for Lacrosse. Ralphg is mad! STUDENT Editorial Staff 4: Football 1: Intramurals 1. Z, 3, 4: Young Republicans 3, 4: WRJR 2. GRETCI-IEN SI-IORTER Nutley. New Jersey Sociology Gangarootte Scorpion. G.U.S. Prexy. I haue four meetings, three classes, and am working three meals todagl He's a honey! lVe went for a L-O-N-G walkf l DO NOT snoref f Another two-gear girl. Proctor 3: Stu-G 3. 4, President 4: W.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4, Board 2: Sociol- ogy Club 2. 3. 4. CAROL BARBARA SISSON Cape Elizabeth. Maine Speech Spud. Viola. Seesone. ldon't HEV an accentf Oh, I'm starvedl Gee, I hauen't got a cent to mg name. Ouer at the theater Don't blame me. Proctor 3: Stu-G 3, 4. Vice President 3: Robinson Players 2. 3, 4: Dean's List Z. 3: Speech Ass't. Z. 3. 4: WRJR 3. JACK I-I. SIMMONS Allston, Massachusetts Government Jake. Luchg. Johnny. ll ho'.s got a rar I can borrow? Break timef Neil, turn the radio off. I need some nug- aetsf :' Let's tip a fewf Heg guys. I'm in love again. Time for Lacrosse. STUDENT Editorial Staff 3. 4: Intra- murals l. 2. 3, 4: Young Republicans 3. 4. President 4: Gould Political Af- fairs l, Z. 3, 4: Political Union I. Z, 3. 4: Barristers l, Z. 3. 4: Debating l. Z. 3. 4. FREDERICK VJ. SMALI. Yarmouth. Massachusetts Phychology Bill's place. June 18th. Did gou set the alarm? Heg Vllalk, has aour CARE package come in get? Congenial room- mate senior gear. Intramurals I. Z. 3. 4: Basketball 1: Young Republicans 3. 4. Treasurer 4: S.E.A. 3, 4: OH Campus Men's Club 4. HAROLD VJ. SMITH Chester. Pennsylvania Philosophy - Religion l'm ticked. Just sixtu pages to read before I go to bed. Higs. Behaue uourselff CA. Z, 3. 4, President 4: Intra- murals l. Z: Philosophy Ass't. 3, 4: CampusfRelations Board Z. 3: Chair- man 4 ANN PATRICIA STECKER Bethel. Connecticut Government The Iittlest angel. 3rd Smurd. Studies 48 hours a dau, 9 claus a week, Are uou a speech major? Puns, anuone? Proctor 3: Robinson Players l. Z. 3. 4. Executive Board 4. Vice President 4: Young Republicans -I: Gould Poe litical Affairs 3, 4: Political Union 3, 4: Barristers 4. fill KAY B. SMITH Pittsneld. Massachusetts Psychology I am NOT a freshmanf Eeeeuuf Who can I check out tonight. Wagon- Wheeler. I am sooo rippedf Ch-chingf lI'ell, actually llfhat do uou mean I talk in circles, huh? Proctor 3. 4: Bobettes l. Z: Sociology Club 3. 4. Secretary 4. JOYCE ANN STINSON Hartford. Connecticut Mathematics Lets go Grundf Yea. I'II play bridge. Oh. those long Iettersf Frisbee after dark. Oh, it was funsuf Heu. teachf Et cetera, Chez Chase. XX'.A.A, 2: Deans List l. 3: Young Republicans 4: S.E.A. l, 2, 3, 4. RACHEL SMITH Concord, New Hampshire History Think I'll sleep through. lt's almost nine o'cIock.' Mu man. Let's open a window. lt's not Concord, it's Kon- kidf Little one, Proctor '52 W.A.A. Board 4: Dean's List I, 2: History Club 3, 4: Choral Society l. 2. LAURIE JEAN SUNDERLAND Vvlethersfield. Connecticut History Laurance. Oh. rrreally? 'Olu dootsf Poisson visaae. Heu. room. don't for- get to remind me Greater than the greatest of all great things. O.C. Council Z. 3. 4. Board 4. Sec- retary 4: MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: Robinson Players l. 3, 4: Cheerlead- ing 2. 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: History Club 2: EacultyfCampus Relations Committee 3. 4. JAMES D. SUTHERLAND Ridgewood. New Jersev History Spook. I says to myself. Ahwa-a-a.' Big Boy. Don't mess around with the big boys. You should have seen the club we had six years ago. The rug. Club Z-l-Z. Proctor 3: Stu-C 3: Class Vice Presi- dent l. 2: Baseball l. Z. 4: Basket- ball l. 2. 3. 4, Captain 4: Intra- murals l. Z. 3. 4: History Club 3. 4. JOAN R. SVJENTON Birmingham. Michigan Spanish Jeez, Louisef My address - uh - Fair- field, no - Detroit, no - Birmingham. What does a Spanish major know about the Maine Constitution. They had to strip my hair. A night to remember. MIRROR Business Staff 4: Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. President 4: Gould Political Affairs 2, 3: Phi Sigma Iota 3. 4. 1 - l ..-'K . I , ,Q BARBARA M. SVJANTON Andover. Massachusetts Government Barb, Mmm. Than'll do. You qo- ing to bed now? Government class was a panic todayf The Bank. Gould Political Affairs 3, 4: Chase Hall Dance Committee 2. 3. 4. STEPHEN THOMPSON Mount Vernon. New York Geology Steu-o. Charter member of the 303 Club. The red bomb. Hey Enger, pull the shade down, I want to sleepf Rocks and rock and roll are here to stayf Time for Lacrosse. Girls' . someday l'll understand them. Intramurals 2, 3. 4: Jordan Ramsdell 3. 43 Geology Ass't. 2. 3. 4: XVVBC 1: XVRJR Z. egegtl, - 7 -v r- 'iffliqit-' --'T A ' 9 - ., 1 ,,,.',e. 'dh' v f 'A -5 '5- ': +Wl':f-. -E .ou fx - -. A... fy, X - is DOROTHY SXVEETSER XVoburn. Massachusetts Psychologv Have any news? Eloise. Fantubulousf Oh, I can study and knit at the same time. I think l'll chanae my thesis topic. Mad Skies. Next summer in Europe. Robinson Players l. 2. 3. 4: Young Republicans 4: Sociology Club 3, 4: Hickories Board 3. 4: Art Associa- tion 2. 3, 4. JOAN R. TURNER New York. New York English Turnerbug. ll'aste-basket washina ttmef Diet time. The schedule for the days is New York, New York. Penthouse pals. Let's do it.' C.A. 3, 4. Secretary 4: Secretarial Ass't. Z: Cultural Heritage Asst. 4. 1 4 FRANK M. VANA Sudbury. Massachusetts Economics Of course. mu wife can Cook. I just have Io qel u 2.6 this semester. How can uou be so cheap. Giluurf Come on up unutime. just brinq your own food. If you rinq that alarm once more. Graves' Proctor 3: MIRROR Editorial StafT 3: Basketball I: Football I, 2. 3: Track 2. 3. 4: Baseball I. 2. 3, 4. I5. CHANNING XVAGCI III South Natick. Massachusetts Chun. 305 Club. Heu. Juelz. I qw! the dutef Goinu to the printers. Gel me up in I5 minutes, Neilf Time for l.ucros.se. Publishing Association 41 Robinson Players I. 1. 3. 4: STUDENT Edi- torial Stafi' 2. 3. 4. Editor-infChief 4. Track l. Z1 Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4: History Club l. 2. 3, 4. RICHARD VAN BREE Madison, New Jersey Physics - Mathematics Dutch. Push-ups on u slide rule. Near deersluuer. VVorld'.s qreatest chef. Noor, ae! outa bedf Intramurals I. Z: Dean's List 3: JordanfRamsdell 3. 4: WRJW I, Z: OIT Campus Men's Club 3. 4. STEVEN EDVVIN VJARDVJELI. Cazenovia, New York Religion - History Ice qol to qo on u diet. l'm tired. Stan, can I borrow ti ClifJCIl'0fl?., I1's porch lime. Intramurals Z1 Chase Hall Dance Come mittee 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4: De- bating I. ROBERT M. VILES Eairfleld. Maine Philosophy - Government Chuhber. It just goes to show. Now, see heref Let's go to sleep. Come on, bous. IeI's haue some order he-u-h.' StufC 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3. President 4: STUDENT Editorial Staff 3: Gould Political Affairs I. 2: Po- litical Union Z. 3: Debating I. 2, RICHARD SMITH XWATKINS Amesbury, Massachusetts Chemistry Heii roommate. sei the alarm for five und wake me when it qoes off' XVichi1u.' Golta qo to lab Robinson Players l 3 Spring Track I 3 Football I. 2. 3. 4: Lawrance Chem- ical Society 2. 3. 4: Intramurals I. Z. 3. 4. ALLAN WEINSIEDER Manchester, New Hampshire Biology Houfs it goin'. Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Journals 3. 4. WILLIAM A. VVHEELER Middleboro, Massachusetts Government Wheels. Willy. Say hello you grouch. 303 Club. Holier than thou. Nixon or nothing. All my guys over here. Time for Lacrosse. Stu-C 4: Proctor 4: MIRROR Business Stalf 3: Intramurals l. 2, 3. 4: Soc- cer l: Young Republicans 4. President 4: Gould Political Affairs 3, 4. Presi- dent 4: WRJR 3. LINDA J. WESTCOTT Vwlellesley. Massachusetts Government Wessy. Hello - y - ishf Fudgy-fodge time.' Daisy Mae. l haue sooo much to do.' Maleboxes. Penthouse pals, Let's do iz! l'm the stable one of the three . , ,wheres my pocketbook??? C.A. 3: W.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4: O.C. Council 3. 4, Board 4. Hickories Co- Director 4: Bobettes l. Z: Gould Po- litical Affairs 4, JUDITH DEBORAH WILI-lAMS North Quincy, Massachusetts Government lVillums. But, l'm so tired. He's yummy. Penthouse pals Cape Cod memories. 1 promise to clean the room later. l'm so disorganized. Let's do it. A night to remember. C.A. 4: MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: Bobettes 2: Gould Political Affairs 3, 4: VJRJR Z. HELEN C. VJHEATLEY Springfield, Massachusetts Government Pinky. 3rd Smurd. qu! lo studyf My island in the sun. Ah, those Frenchl Hey, Pot . Stu-G 3. 4: Proctor 3: NV.A.A. l. Z. 3, 4: Publishing Association 3. 4. President 4: Dean's List 1. 2. 3: Young Republicans 4, Secretary 4: French Club I. 2: Spanish Club I: Gould Political Affairs Z. 3. 4: Po- litical Union 2. 3. 4: Campus Rela- tions Committee 4, Secretary 4. XVRJR 3. 4: Barristers 4: Government Ass't. 3. 4. MARILYN RAY VJILSON XVellesley. Massachusetts English Willy. Yeah, but l'm sleepy. 3rd Smurd. Proctor 3: Choral Society l. Z, 3. 4. IQVIZLYN JOAN YAVINSKY Manchester. Connecticut Historv Eva. Mother. ln Milliken we rlmazlngf Tobey and Ernie will be the death of me tferf The IVagon II'heelers. Sleepina Beaulu. He's such a niuffin. I wish Bru uxuulal call. Proctor 3. 4: Stu-G 3. 4: MIRROR Editorial Staff 3: History Club 3. 4: Political Union 3: Gould Political Affairs 3: SEA. 4: Chapel Choir 2. 3. 4: Choral Societv I. 2, 3. RICHARD ALBERT YERG Nyack, New York History Da Yoa. 5.5. 103 Four Year Club. Luctenls purttq, body, and flavor club. Hey J, whens Chutie and Ron com- ing up? Time to cop some Z's. Blunch. Druffness is cool.' STUDENT Editorial Staff 1. Z. 3. 4: Soccer I. Z. 3, 4. Co-Captain 3, 4: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball Man' agar I. 2: Intramurals I. Z. 3. 4. GERALD M. IIEDER RICHARD H. HOOPER New York. New York Lewiston. Maine History Government Tha! rngq be Irug, but nl-FJCIK I, 22 Marching Bflfld Political Union 3. 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ond. V. Jensen. R. Larson. J. Carign gn jfellwlzia Ill COLBY C. BAXTER n. Maine ACTIVITIES fl I The guy Wag Ulla day of the year returns When the Request for Remembrance is fulfilled, And the scholar relinquishes his book and pen Ten To watch the ancient ritual again. decades past a seed was planted in the mind of man To find a certain meadow, And from the paths for grazing, gentle beasts He would lead young lives to knowledge. Deep into the dark earth he planted his institution And from the beginning he and his beloved friends To nourish and guide the growing branches of those who were Were the firm roots of the school- to come These branches grew strong, knit well, And so the faculty repeats again The The teachings of the flowing tongues of the wise. To support the youngest element- The tender shoots, the soft green leaves Before they flee away in the whirlwind of Life. leaves, the leaves, the shining, bobbing leaves Watching the wheels of the day's chariot Or drooping in a quiet corner Safely away from the fierce lungs of the strong blast. The leaves - each a different shade of its soul- Nestle against the worn back of the wall Listening and listening to the voices around them Because there is much to know The Before they, too, join in the mist of the past seasons. monotonous bell, a joyous laugh, A tinkle of test tubes, a rustle of paper, The scrape of running feet, an excited shout, A lonely whistle, a wistful sigh, A cursing man, a ticking clock, A banging door, the hissing pipes . . . The The The The The The The The Incredibly, unbelievingly, Cynically, sarcastically, Happily, hesitatingly, Mournfully, merrily . . . convergence of noisy living from the once silent meadow, building of a city from the wilderness, gathering of many people from the prayers for understanding, ethereal fantasy to brick-red reality, thoughts of the scholar on a winter night, The professor poring over yellowed pages, apathy to the grasp of truth, warmth of love before the child, The breath of spirit to the moving steps of a man, seed lifts a great plant, So the Miracle began with nothing And the leaves shall fall away to feed the new. And the But the nothing was the Unseen Spirit That nourished the love That gave the courage That showed the knowledge That seed grew the seed grew to the Ivy-The green swaying lvy, The living plant of a Dream. .lo-Anita Sawyer Art Show Japanese Gardens 7 If-Q41 'figs Ry. 41 E-ni! - g Popham ,Q- '1:x JF -'5 ' 41 Tk N X N W ml. Haze - day Havoc -ll-7' ' ' The Frosh 5 ,W 'U Vx 4 71 .4 Q O and their day .1 f' mx Na 1 Back to ates 'wzfvyw-M jf l SADIE H WKINS WINTER CARNIVAL mn 1 f -1' fs Y, xx li watfiwfl Q V. , fi- K wie. Hu 1 r , W L, w..k Crystal Cascades !v W N iw D if 4 Betty Bates 1 I GRGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL First row: R. Larson, F. Richer. G. Goodall. G. Stone. XV. Vslhcelcr. Second row: R. Scofield. J. Linncll. C. Peterson. absent: R. Viles. president. I move the previous question! . . . Who's on that committee? . . . according to the Deon . . . I sow Mr. Steele Today . . . Thcznksgiving??? . . . ocodemic confinuify. l'lI'Sl row, J. Follclt. J. Iiccnan. C Pctcrson. Second row: l.. Cohn, J. Devlin. D. Randall. XV. XVhcclcr. Third row: Ii. XVilson. J. Allen. T. Chcror. D. lougcc. J. Carignan. Nl. Johnson. A. Jcnks. R. lillis. MEN'S PROCTORS if STUDENT GOVERNMENT BOARD 1 i 1 Q First row: P. Doscher. S. Harlow. K, Marshall. G. Shorter. C. Ross. S. Fowler. F. Davis. Second row: K. Mincher. B. Bixbv. C. Nlerritt. A. Dodds. J. Ritch. F. Yavinsky. B. Bonney. Third row: S. Bates. H. Vfheatlcy. l.. Zeilstra. N. Miller. C. Sisson. B. Logic. Our meetings with Stu-C are NOT social affairsl . . . open house at the Union . . . directories . . . food committee . . . installation . . . we beat WAA! . . Twelve Days of Christmas. First row: L. Norlander, K. Smith. E. Sweeney. B. Crowell. J. Ritch . cott. econd row: K. elcaer. C. XV.1rren. Nl. F. Duhe. l.. XVelwber. STUDENT GOVERNMENT VICE-PRESIDENTS l J S S B l S, Ault. J. Carroll. S. Douhlcdav. 4 it l P lf V 4 1 f it ti Q 4, k H 2 E46 'ii-assi if NC.. 5 A H --Di-5 -5-ag ,V . if - 4. . . ... 3 , - ' -4 . 1 ' s I - -.. hs :i -an., -lr, .. , x -- . .w, - . -.90 1 OUTING CLUB BOARD B. O. C .... Founded 1920 . . . Council meeting next week . . . IOCA News and Cat Tracks . . . sleep- ings bags and hayrides . . . T.P. and Sampson . . . right Ted? . . .Carnival . . . and problems . . l51rst row: J. Carignan, XV. Anderson. L. Sunderland. T. P. XVrighr. ladvisorl. S, Larson. P. Pschorn, L. Norlander. Second row: C. Oviatt, J, Gillispie, J. Follett, S. Hurd. D, Jellison. D. McBeath. I., XXYCSICOII. Third row: B. Cressy. J. Bauld. VJ. Gleason. G. Thompson, R. Mortensen. A, Pollock. gf HICKORIES IISI row J Mendall J Follett D Suectser L XVestcott l.. Rain- Tnme for another work Trip . . . ADVANCE!! . . . lobsters at Popham . . . Who's going early ihis year? next year's schedule . . . Hickories fashions sk: tnps to Sugarloaf. First row: K. Belcher. C. Oviatt. J. Carignan. XV. Anderson. l.. Sun derland. T. P. 'XVright ladvisorl. S. larson. P. Achorn. l.. XV-:stcott C. XVilliams. L. Norlander. Second row: D. Xlclicnth. J. Gillispie. Fx. Pol lock. C. Goodlattc. N. Schuman. S. Hurd. R. Mortensen. Xl. Schanz J. Bauld. N. Levin. C. Vining. H. Nlilius. Third row: E. XVisc. D. Jelli son. J. Farr XV.C1leason. T. BI'OXR'I'1.XXv. Gardiner. I.. XVinklcr. G. Thompson J. Follett. C. Ketchum. D. Smith. B. Cressv. S Y Q 1 A PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION First row: D. Ayer. S. Carroll. R. Hoyt, T. Thomas. H. Schoenholz. P. Steele. R. Cousins. kneeling. Managing a 510,000 business . . . don't forget your budget report! . . . dinners, dollars, and deficits. . . . The tree, the feeling, life . . . create the story, the harmony, the poem . . . creativity. lfirsl rowg S. Marshall, H. XVheatley. V. Jensen. IQ. Dore. Second row: P. Steele. XV. Schmeller, D, Morton. C. XV.1gg. fi GARNET 'rr MIRROR BUSINESS STAFF First row: J. Sutherland. A. Dorfman. P. Maier. J. lfollett. J, Bond. J. Swenton. kneeling. Gallery of memories . . . where's your section? . . . our fourth photographer . . . who has any pictures? . . . Smile . . . proofs and ratios . . . deadline! . . . but, remember the budget! . . . it's a secret! First row: P. Hjelm B. Bonah. V. Jensen. B. Graffam. A. Jenks. J. Goldberg. Second row: D. Kreuter. S. Harris. D. Lynch. l.. Sunderland. J. Vlilliams. P. Doscher. I MIRROR EDITORIAL STAFF f 5 STUDENT BUSINESS STAFF First row: J. Trask. J. French. Second STUDENT EDITORIAL STAFF row: B. Bonney. C. XVagg. D. Blomquist. J. Curry. Third row: R. Talbot. G. Harris. P, Mardcn. R. Parker. R. Yerg. Campus communications . . . Sunday afternoon bustle . . . but Chan, I can't quite make it . . . Ietters to the Editor . . . Den Doodles . . . now playing . . . human interest . . . by-lines. First row: J. Swartchild. R. Evans. Second row: C. Vfilliams. Bernard. B. Dulko. P. Dchlc. I I C Voice of Bates College . . . On the air!! . . . to entertain, inform, and enlighten . . . F.M .... spin the platter . . . election day special . . . a grow- ing corporation . . . stocks and dividends. Bates College STOCK EXCHANGE 'ill One Share WRJR-FM susscmsisizs stock First row: B. Jacob. M. Bickford. M. Drew, P. Torrev. S. Ramer. Second row: N. XVetherell. D. Ackerman. J. Duarte. J. Henderson. K. XVorden. C. Warren. S. Smith. H. Geils. Third row: G. Thompson. D. Mawhinney. J. Conlee. R. Jeter. P. Hollis. A. Seelig. R. Calcutt. S. Goddard. R. Living' ston. G. Stone. WRJR W7 HISTORY CLUB First row: A. Schwnrtz, R. XViu. Second row: J. Follett. H. Vwlheat- lcv. G. Lewis. F. London. A. Slcckcr. N. Newman. Third row: R. Jectcr. J. Marino, A. Jenks. D. Lougcc. J. Simmons. C. Robins. Order in the court . . . future defenders . . .brief- ccises . . . justice for all . . . in view of post history . . . the rise cmd decline of . . . our Prexy, Stever- ino . . . Room 8-Libby . . . history in the making. liirsl row: J. Cushman. R. Smith. J. Mills. J. Carroll. C. Jaggard. Second row: S. Harris. J. Sutherland. J. Adams. D. Jcllison. S. Bishop. V. Jensen. S. Brown. J. Carignan. P. Brocklcman. Third row: A. Harris. J. Hollcnlmch. ll. XVisc. D. Hosford. B. Greene. J. Kennett. H. Reed. H. Sten- bcrg. P. Grundbcrg. S. Larson. E. Yavinsky. Fourth row: E. Beer. N. Puffcr. fi. l.ondon. T. Brown, A. Jenks. C. Robins. R. Scofield. G. Lewis. R. Jeffers. BARRISTERS DELTA SIGMA RHO N. Newman and M. Sanborn with Governor Reed. Resolved . . . We of the affirmative . . . accord- ing to . . . card file . . . Has Q. I. ever Iost? . . . the U. N. question . . . trip to Washington. First row: G. Lewis, N. Newman, M. Sanborn. Second row: K. Vvfoodbury, J. Marino. J. Simmons. H. Blum. DEBATE COUNCIL l5irst row. G. l.cwis. E. london. XV. Schmcllcr. Dr. Smith :advisor I Simmons C. Robins. Second row: A Stcckcr. N. Newman. J. liollctt D .Icllison H XVlict1tlcv. Towcrd o better understanding of our government . . . supper meetings . . . non-partisan cttiliotion . building future citizens. lfirst row. .I. Broclxlcman. Q. Lewis. ll. London. Dr. XX'rigl1t Iadvisorb XV. XVhcclcr. K. Marshall. J. Simmons, C. Robins. Second row: G. Stone B. Swanton. J. Pottcr. Y, Jensen. XY. Schmcllcr. ll. Bukcr. H. XYliv.itlcv .I XYilliJms. I.. XVcstcott. A Stocker. Third row: N. Newman. J. lfollctt D. Hostord. XV. Crimson. .I. Kennett. H. Stcnbcrg. H. Recd lz. Beer D Jcllison, GOULD POLITICAL AFFAIRS I ., v . A , gi ' ' its ,. Q. I POLITICAL UNION YOUNG DEMOCRATS First rowz N. Prosser. J. Simmons. XY. Schmcllcr. N. N-swmrin Dr. XVright ladvisorl. G. Rauch. X. Lester. Second row. J. Cook. T. Cam- cron. E. Bccr. R. Bartholomew. J Xlnrino T. Brown. R. Brown T. Bowcrs Future politicians of America! . . . as Bates goes, so cloesn't go the nation . . . pins, posters, politics . . . 1964 will be another year! First row. C Robins. J. Conlcc. J. Tfollctt, XV. XYhcclcr. Dr. Smith visorl. H. NYhcatlcv. J. Adams. E. London. S. Bradlcv. Sccond rows Oldach. J. Stinson, J. Nelson. R. Ravmond. Y. Bateman. E. Bultcr. E. Dubc. Xl. Gnrafalo. L. Nelson. S. Carroll. C. Taber. Third row: D. Swcctscr. G. Stone. R. Thomas. D. Jcllison. XY. Glcnson. J. Simmons S. Bishop. XY. Shorcv. R. Jcticrs .X Stccltcr. YOUNG REPUBLICANS .SZ . Z ,fl , 1 FRENCH CLUB liirst row: J. Goldberg, C. Hunt, B. Bonah. D. Lynch. J. Henderson. lf. Shepherd. Second row: l-. Rainville. P. Petrus, M. Pruett, R. Morrill. li. Rosenthal. l., Otto. C. Warren. R. Cousins. Third row: V. Bateman. C. Goodlatte. P. Hill. R. Hoyt. C. Boulduc, M. Weblw. Language tables . . . those informal supper meet- ings . . . Who's turn is it to speak? . . . le petit chaperon rouge . . . Mountain Avenue . . . slides of Paris and Madrid. l5irst row: C. Goodlatte. J. Goldberg. D. Lynch. F. Shepherd. R. Cousins. B. Crowell. Second row: S. Ault. J. Swenton. J. Scott. C. Hunt. PHI SIGMA IOTA SPANISH CLUB First row: C. Landry. B. Crowell. J. Swenton. J. Scott. G. Caldwell. Second row: V. Bateman. R. Harper. D. Lynch. M. Webb. Supplement to the classroom . . . arroz con pollo for 256 and all you can eat . . . speak Spanish at the language table? . . . culture . . . refreshments . . . slides, slides, slides . . . how to get to Ger- many-cheap! . . . Wo ist Deutschland? First row: P. Schmidt. D. Selden. R. Thomas. C. Kent. R. Schaeffer. S. Kinscl. Second row: W. Shorey, N. Wetherell. N. Long, D. Brown. GERMAN CLUB Ja - if 4 .Q 'i - f ' 1 c . If pg' 'gr . ' f U . 1. , ' 3-K4 iw , 2 '.x gf 'cv 5 . ti g7 F' is ,x.i.. 1 MYHRMAN CLUB First row: R. Larson. K. Smith. P. Morden. E. Bonnar. K. Snow. D. Sweetser. Second row: J. Reid. J. Rogers. XV. Baxter. C. Eccelston. S. Kittredge. Preparation for a career . . . social work and iuvenile delinquency . . .public service . . . Sara Perkins' '... pride in ci profession . . . NEA Journal . . . could I odd a footnote to that? . . . future teachers. First rowi C. Taber. R. Cousins. J. Carroll. B. Oldach. Second row: S. Ault. T. Dav, P. Green. J. Schilcher. Ci. Drury. C. Kalber. S. Harris. P. I-Ijelm. M. Holt. Third row: J. Stinson. J. Dawson. A. Bau- man. C. Merritt. I.. Zeilstra. E. XVoodford. S. Benson. M. Cobb. M. Gara- falo. J. Arll. N. Zamanis. Fourth row: M. Drew. J. Mickelson. NI. Petersen. R. Jeffers. P. Mtirden. S. Alexander. S. Bishop. P. Grundberg. S. Kimball. J. XViIIis. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION LAWRANCE CHEMICAL SOCIETY First row: B. Bishop oung S H rd L Bats R R7asa B. Huston. P. Nlangiacapra E anloser S ond rom D Nl Nab Palmer. P. Achorn. J. Evans XX Vx adc L Boston In the interest of science Hedge Hogs nerve gas warfare . . flicks at our next meeting . . . progress through research guest speakers . . . curiosity. First row: J. Sawyer. S. Foster. C, Oviatt J. Badger, T. Devlin. E. Sweeney. C. Shaw. E Second row: D. Rollins. F. Ricker. A, Pollock R. Elvander. D. Rushforth. R. Knudsen. R. E. Bailey. L. Crowshaw. C. NVilliams. Third row C. Cowan. R. Nelson. C. Peterson. J. Bowie. B. Kean. J. Galietta. A. Squitieri, XV. Dotchin. C lxerchum iii 13 a 'I r ' i ? l 4 ,,,5 ROBINSON PLAYERS ROBINSON PLAYERS' EXECUTIVE BOARD I7irst row: M. Bicltford. A. Stecker. D. Rowe. E. Dore. J. Sauer, J. Mosman. Second row: J. Farr. B. Butler. J. Evans, D. Morton. G. Rauch. Opening night . . . stars . . . superb performances . . . makeup. . . footlights . . .curtain caII . . . theater Iife . . . backstage . . . TartufTe . . . finally, the new Little Theater! First row: C. Wyzga, J. Mendall. I.. Corkum. J. Suomela. A. Austin J. Mosman, I.. Farrar. D. March, S. Carroll. D. Scott, J. Wendall. Second row: M. Holt, M. Bickford, J. Tobey. J. Sauer, S. Goddard, A. Stecker D N S. G S. D J . Rowe, Dore. Miss Schaeffer Iadvisorl. J. Schilcher. E. Metz. L. Otto Zamanis. J. Nelson. Third row: I.. Nelson. J. Willis, H. Geils Walker. J. Gustafson. N. Prosser. A. Poehler, I-. Sunderland, L. Zeilstra Rauch. R. McCullough. D. Harmon. C. Sisson, I-. Berg. J. Schweninger Olford. M, Drew. J. Dewey. D. Sweetser. Fourth row: D. Hosford Iiredenburg, D. Fish. D. McNab. B. Butler. D. Morton, R. Engstrom Ilvans. G. Post. D. Kramer. H. Stenburg. K. Worden. J. Farr. gt I 1-'S 1-in N, Tartuffe V vw' in 'fn -ul- Q I gg iii CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Iiirst row' J. XX'iIliams. C. Northrup. D. Aver. K. Larson. J. Turner If Charlton. H. Smith. Dr. Miller radvisort. J. Sorenson. Second row: L. Browning. N. Luther. B. Alexander. A. Blake. J. Conlee. XY. Shorex' Y. Bowie. II. Leadhetter. A Dorfman. Who's leading devotions? . . . vespers . . . W.U.S. . . . retreat . . . bulletin board . . . Stanton ride and more donuts. There's always a Chase Hall Dance! . . . cider and donuts . . . stretching streamers . . . How about some new records? CHASE HALL DANCE COMMITTEE 1 S liirst row: B. Swanton. P. Hjelm. B. Bonah. C. Davis. D. Smith J. Mevn, S. XX'.ilker. Second row: R. Livingston. K. XVoodbury XV. Branmn. R. Ahern. C. Goodall. R. Sampson. A. Cate. I N4 LJ 1 13 OFF-CAMPUS MEN F, Ricke P r. R. XVillams. S. Schaffer, Those home-cooked meals . . . students without fire drills! osters . . . spring snow-fence art exhibit . . . artistic field trips . . . the mechanical drawing room for atmosphere. D. Jackson. D. Swccrscr, J. Scott. R. Cousins. H. Schoanholz, P. Hollis, ART ASSOCIATION v ,.,...- av s 1, , q 1 . g v 'ai A gy A g J Q ' 1 Q! , ffkffk if ' l , ' i 1 Q , ur- ' 2 Q - 1 Q 5 ' I -Q' 2 ' .A 'V ' V . r . . I 1 1 x MERIMANDERS I.. Cannizzo, B. Barber, C. Shaw. D. Peterson, S. Kimball, M. Morton 6:00 rehearsal DEANSMEN X . 6 o'clock rehearsal .... Mandy .... We're leav- ing at . . . . Can't Help Loving That Man . . A. Doherty, R. Parker. D. Mawhinncv. J. Nlcpartland. J. Curtiss. A. Bosworth. S. Gilbert. D. Rushforth. CHAPEL CHOIR First row: J. Stahlin, J. Lang. J. Rubin. B. Barber. Nl. Morton. N. Xlvrick. I.. Cannizzo. Second row: V. Brodcrscn. C. Young. C. lfong. S. Smyth. J. Potter. R. XVinh-Qld. E. Yavinskv. Third row: S. Garvin, l,. Rvall. R. Rowlands. XV. Nash. R. Parker. J. Cook lfourrh ron P. Nlaicr, B. Butler. C. Cowan. I.. Campbell. Worship services in Chapel . . . spheres of music . . . select voices . . . Christmas music . . . Pcps Con- cert . . . Monday and Thursday rehearsals. CHORAL SOCIETY MAJ OR ETTES J, XVisc. M. Jasper. J. Mcndall. J. Goldberg lcaptainl. C'mcn Garnet . . . we're from Bates and no one could be prouder . . . practice today? . . . smile . . . bafons, and swisheroos . . . Where do l go? . . chaos . . . Bobcat for . . CHEERLEADERS First row: S. Harris. I.. Sunderland lco-caplainsl. Second row H. Milius, C. Williams. M. Lord. A, Dodds. S. Bernard. J. Wendnll l,. Jones. V MARCHING BAND K . I x In .1 X. 'L ,. Never-to-be-forgotten spirit . . . victory morch . . . solute . . . rallies in the rciin . . . pick up your feet! . . . B formation . . . such music! First row: D. Vlakcficld. Nl. Bccl-tor. S. Young. l.. Norlandcr. L. Browning. A. Packard. L. Ryall. R. Larson. Second row' N. Robinson. J. McGrath. E. Parker. P. Ormsby. S. Foster. J. Arlt. C. XValtcficld. M. Barry. D. Harrison. Third row: D. Hackett. J. Clough. A. Austin. J. Cushman. P. Downey. C. Harwood. K. Gallagher. Fourth row1 M. Zieg- ler. D. Frcdcnburg. XV. Holt. J. Curtis. D. Quintal. J. Promfrct. Fifth row: P. Goodwin. I.. Trufant. E WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: P. Mangiacapra. S, Hermann. D. Harmon. L. Paine. I.. XVcbber. Second row: I-, McCabe. R. Smith. J. Rogers. S. Ramcr, M, Sikes. Rah, rah, for WAA, WAA . . . amazons to intellect- uals . . . ref club, anyone? . . . togetherness . . . feet together, goalie . . . Betty Bates and Health Week . . . fruit and fashions. Lx ' X'--1. ,Q . kv .X V mug -and .1-his - My f- lstf' if r' . 4 iw 1 We're not pros but we have fun . . . basketball in the gym at 4 . . .the huddle . . . field hockey and lacrosse . . . fencing is not a lost art! . . . skiing on the Mount . . . banquets in the spring. SPORTS 10 60 FOOTBALL TEAM First row: J. Keenan, D. Tourse, D. Welch. R. Watkins, R. Engstrom, J. Belmont. R. Ellis lCapt.l, R. Gurney. R. Jeffers, B. Greene. D. Boone, W. Lersch. W. Davis. Second row: D. Stock- well, D. Stockwell. R. Gibbons, E. Wilson. P. Tamis. R. Halliday. H. Vandersea, D. Memery, XV. Harrison. J. Curtiss. P. Castolene, R. Tetler. E. Rucci. R. Williams. Third row: W. Turner. R. Parkin. W. Graham, R. Stead. J. Perkoski. D. Whelen. A. Purinton, R. Baker. R. Ranaldi. J. Schatz. P. Planchon, P. Sadlier. D. Piasecki, Football Compared with the previous season. the 1960 Bates football squad showed definite im- provement as the new unbalanced line offense seemed to add to their overall punch. Sparked by a group of veterans and getting help from sophomore and freshmen, the Bobcats compiled a commendable 2-3-2 record. Bates opened the season with a 21-6 victory over Union College. Paul Planchon, '64. scored from nineteen yards on the first time he carried the ball as a collegian: a pass from quarterback Swift Hathaway, '62, was caught by end Paul Castolene, '63, for a second touch- down and fullback John Curtiss, '63, scored the final touchdown and also kicked three conversions. On the following Saturday. the Bobcats traveled to Medford. Mass., where they were beaten by Tufts. 43-l2. The brightest moment for Bates came when James Keenan. '61, took a Tufts kick and ran it back for an 80 yard touchdown gallop. - The next week was more successful as Bates -X defeated Worcester Tech 7-6 on a fourth period play that saw Castolene snare a Hathaway pass and lateral to Planchon who raced for the in touchdown. Curtiss' placement provided the margin of victory. 'S T Sporting a 2-l record, the Garnet eleven - ' 1 returned to Garcelon Field to entertain unde- feated Middlebury, Bates rolled up 432 yards in total offense, but had to settle for a l4-14 deadlock. In the opener of State Series play. Bates faced Maine at Orono. William Davis, '63, filling in at quarterback for the injured Swift Hathaway, hit Castolene with a second period touchdown toss and Curtiss' kick tied the score. A Davis pass to Dennis Tourse, '62, provided another Bates touchdown. The Bates conversion went astray to make the final score l3-l3. In Homecoming action the next Saturday. Bates was downed by Bowdoin 6-O. Through- out the afternoon Bates was plagued by fumbles and penalties which constantly stalled the attack. - The final week saw Colby triumph over the Bobcats by a 32-O score. Bowdoin. by virtue - ' of three straight victories, won the state champ- ionship. their first since l952. 'r x' iff- ., 'S- ., ,am fl 1060 SOCCER TEAM Eirst row: D. Kramer. A. Jenks, T. Smith. J. Quite. B. Garcelon. R. Rushforlh lco-captf. R. Yerg tcofcapt.l. J. Adams, S. Brown. D. l.ougee. D. Hess. Second row: A, Doherty' lMgr.l. l. Vfinkler, S. Eield. C. l.asher. C. Peterson. J. Nve. Nl. MacDonald. M. Cornthwaite. I-. Bunten. J. Kiernan. M. Hermati. D. Tubbs. Third row: S. Norris. N. Aikins-Aflul. B. Thomas. M. Bagley. .l. Schloss. J. Allen. S. Barron. I-. Nute. R. Rottenberg. E. Vkfebel. G. Hunter, R. Sampson. Soccer The 1960 Soccer team compiled an unenviable record of one win and six losses. but it is the noticeable spirit and increase in skill that more than compensate for the record. A win over Nasson. two close games against Bowdoin. and exciting games against Nichols and Bran- deis. two of the best teams in New England. high-lighted the season. Next year. with many experienced players returning and the services of a coach for the Hrst time. the team should be much improved. The services of J. Ciuite. B. Garcelon. J. Adams. S. Brown and co-captain Dick Yerg will be sorely missed. Things look bright for l96l, however. as veterans Nl. l-larmati, D. Kramer. D. Rushforth. and J. Allen will be returning. kylfulgxr if ' l ll 11 A 't .gif-nv ,4..4,, ' V512 2: J ,' yn. Q 1-,guts ,A dis, -.rx 1960- 1961 XVINTER TRACK TEAM First row: Coach XV. Slovenski, M. MacDonald. P. Schuyler. D. Boone. S. Ullian. B. Guil- var lCapt.l. D. Janke. S. Barren. D. Randall. E. Silverberg, F. Vana. H. Maloney qBlgr.l. Second row: P. Planchon. J. Keenan, C. Moreshead, XV. 1.aVallee. P. Graves, P. XVilli:ims. J. Ford. D. Brown. R. Scofield. Third row: D. Lougee, J. Nye. J. Tamburino. C. Peterson, D. Tourse, J. Young. J. Hall, R. James. Fourth row: K. Norris. R. Peek, E. Rucci. R. Butler, D. Johnson. A. Schmierer. R. Andren. Fifth row: XV. Evans, J. XVilson. J. Donovan. E. Margulies. Winter Track The 1960-61 Winter Track squad compiled a record of 3 wins and Z losses. Bates beat Tufts. M.I.T.. and Bowdoin, and barely lost to Northeastern. The final meet of the season saw a very strong Maine team soundly beat the Bobcats. The season featured several outstanding individual performances. Record breakers were: Larry Boston in the 600 and 1000. Paul Williams and Dave Boone in the broad jump. and Barry Gilvar and Frank Vana in the dash. Lost via graduation are four seniors: Barry Ciilvar, Jim Keenan. DeXVitt Randall. and Frank Vana. Returning is a very strong nucleus of underclassmen. Standouts like Peter Schuyler. Jon Ford. Robin Schofield. and Bill LaVallee will be key men in future Bates track hopes. A very capable relay team performed Well in the Boston and New York meets. The sea- son, although not outstanding record wise. was a good one. A lack of adequate weight men and injuries did not prevent Bates from fielding a powerful running squad. The line depth in the middle distance events should bring Bates' success in the outdoor season. Excellent school support and the fine coaching of XValt Slovenski were large factors in the continued success of the Bates' track program. 1060 - 1061 BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: R. Evans lMgr.l. P. Fisk, P. Castolene. M. Johnson, P. Glanz. J. Sutherland. lCapt.l. T. lfreeman, C. Rapp. Brown. R. Zering. C. Harte. Coach R. Peck. Basketball A consolation trophy in the Down-East Classic and an impressive showing in the North- East Regionals of the N.C.A.A. College Division Tournament highlighted one of the most successful campaigns in recent years for the Bobcats. Captain Jim Sutherland led the varsity five to a very respectable 15 to 9 record. ln do- ing so. he broke his own rebound record and tied the individual scoring record with -12 points against U.N,H. Highlights of the season included three decisive victories over Bowdoin, two close victo- ries over Colby, including an overtime thriller which ended the regular season. and wins over U.N.H., Springfield, and Boston University. The dependable playing of starters Jim Sutherland. Scott Brown. Tom Ereeman. Peter Fisk, and Carl Rapp in addition support from Chick Harte and Mal Johnson gave the Cats a 12 and 3 record against small college competition and a post season bid to the college division regionals. There the Ciarnet, with a second half spurt. defeated Springneld 75-63. and then fell a bit short in their bid for the championship. losing to a top flight Vvfilliams team. 75-68. Although the shoes of big Jim Sutherland will be tough to ill, Coach Peck will have a strong nucleus in the three returning starters Carl Rapp. Peter Eisk, and Tom Ereeman as well as able substitute Chick Harte. The Bobcats will be captained by Peter Eisk who was selected to the all-star team of the N.C.A.A. Tournament. Jag 1060 SPRING TRACK TEAM First row: D. Morse. R. I-aPointe. R. Erdman. J. Douglas lCo-capt.l. R. Smith lCo-capt.l. P. Allen. J. Vlalsh. B. Gilvar. Coach VJ. Slovenski. Second row: D. Randall. J. Nye. P. Schuyler. C. Peterson. J. Keenan. D. Lougee. R. Sconeld. S. Hicks lMgr.l. Third row: W. LaVallee. D. Janke. D. Boone. R. James. P. Palmer. C. Rapp. H. Maloney fAss't. Mgr.l. Eourth row: D. Brown. J. Young. S. Ullian. T. Cherot. K. Snow. I.. Boston. pring Track The spring of l96O saw the Bates Track Team carry its undefeated indoor record to a successful conclusion. Wins over Northeastern. Brandeis, and Colby were only trial efforts for the big clash at Orono in the traditional State Meet. The big meet wasn't decided until the final two events when the Bates team emerged as victorious State Champs. The undefeated year saw the University of Maine fall victim to Bates' power twice. Poor weather in the spring limited the team's post-season performances in the Eastern and New England meets. Rudy Smith won his Iinal race for Bates gaining the New England -140 crown. Bates will lose its track greats. Rudy Smith and John Douglas. by graduation along with Bob Erdman and Doug Morse. Returning is a large nucleus of the State Championship team led by State Champs Pete Schuyler in the mile. John Curtis in the javelin, Jim Hall in the high jump. and Barry Ciilvar in the dash. These boys along with a host of promising under- classmen should lead another well-balanced Bates team to victory. pa. . QW-mek' l . An.-4. imp wharf ...ai 0 -swf '- -W 1. ,Q .r- ' Q .. J! 3- -. ir' R I if 'X , Q . '-auukf A 'Q ?,1.,Q1 46-' - N A A I ..-. .I ,. ,, ' A - . -4-no ' ' Y 9. .vig F ' ag f ., ab JS,-:L iv 1060 BASEBALI. TEAM l3irst row: R. Gurney. J. Feld. D. Young, R. Graves tCapt.l. J. Bennett. R. Barry. R. Yerg. Second row: NV. Davis. E. Xllilson D. lieen. S. Hathaway. H. Vandersea. J. Lawler. R. Taylor. D. Rushforth. M. Spector, Coach XV. l,eahey. BasebaH The 1960 Bobcat baseball team finished the season with a 4-8 record. scoring one State Series victory over Maine by a score of 7-1. It was a building year for Coach Chick Leahey who used six freshmen and sophomores in his starting lineup. The Ciarnet was further hindered by a particularly cold spring. The inclement weather forced the cancellation of the pre-season southern trip. Having to work out in the Cage until the opening of the season. the Bobcat hitters found it difficult to match opposing pitchers when they finally got outside. Injuries also hurt. Senior Captain Bob Ciraves developed a sore pitching arm and was limited to outfield service. Sophomore John Lawler was out for most of the season as the 5 result of a collision on the basepaths. Frank -2 Vana. who was an All-State selection in 1958. , was out of action because of a leg injury sus- L tained during the Winter Track season. D J r if The pitching was handled by veteran senior, ' Cierry Feld. junior Jack Bennett and freshman Ron Taylor. They were all strong performers. but their efforts were offset by a lack of con- Q sistent hitting and miscues by their inexperi- enced teammates. Junior Dick Ciurney directed the team from behind the plate. QU!! The standout performer for the season was , , , . ., 'T Ron Taylor who pitched, fielded, and hit his VX cg 9 A way to an A1lfState selection. He hit five home ' 'S runs and had an impressive .439 batting aver- ky j age for the season. if The Cats face a bright future with men like Taylor, sophomore Ed VJilson at second, Bill fr , 125: A Davis at shortstop. slugger 'ARed Vandersea M'f at first. and Swift Hathaway in the outfield. Mfr 1. if 1 Jack Bennett will lead the pitching staff. With .XIX 'g .i.. the return of Frank Vana and John Lawler. ' M532 A' , Captain-elect Dick Gurney and Coach Leahey ,A can look forward to a promising year in 1961. vga , . -a.si . f'. , . HL , '. c . El ' ' 4, will-3? - K .Q : 'r f , A M f-?52::rQi H if f?i'l1?,3'ia fi if Q-ui-A ' ' -A -ff . r'9v'1 .ff.:m. x .-S li 'iv ' ff sf '-mx'-I-1.4-' 4 1 lI'JI .f--n 1'-up Ar A ' . . ' H H: . , A i . 4-q, QA,-,xski . .,A. ws- ..,,,.',,-.a Q: , - -U .- .- 3 ' .799 . .. fs,sg,s9kLv'qg,v.-.P ' ' V. Q . h 'cu - A., . .....eQNs..4v, I. , 5- N 6 .4 .1 - . V ,- 5 Q. .u0,C.,f4V,-L Golf The l96O Varsity Golf Team compiled a record of 4-7-l, plus a surprising nrst place team finish in the medal tournament held at the Augusta Country Club. Coach Bob l-latch considered it to be a successful building year. however, as three freshmen broke into the start- ing seven. The l96l squad shapes up to be the finest in Bates history. It includes lettermen Cap- tain Mal Johnson. Pete Gove. Tom Brown. and Bob Zering. plus promising Andy XVit. Dick George and freshman Chuck Lasher. 1 'J' ' ,, 'u -as ' , ifqfgi' 9 , I V1 :r ' Q.. 'X ' ' Vvwiflgf ' , WH .1-, ' v. ,1 'sl 'SX 4. 5 J Xl X 7 E Q 5 1960 GOLF TEAM Left to right: T. Brown. R. George, A. XVit, P. Gove. M. Johnson, R. Morse, J. Prothero. QCapt.i, , .,, 4-'QQ 5 Biff-51? 13' if ' 'cf 1-1 f 'sw ff , , '- -'1r.:g1-'f- ,. , ' v 4' 45 ' 11 -. 3- :nazi .,,f . sir' ' 'Q' ,,. 4 Q, . 4 TV T Y , .--. a-gg' . -YQ' 1' ft ' S- 'SP - A 'QF--1 -A-f E --JM -I 'Hx .1 ' f a V ,-:QM 19 60 TENNIS TEAM Eirst row: B. Kean, D, Graham lCapt.7. J. Mines. N. MacKenzie. Second row: R. Evans fMgr,l. J. Corey, J. XVilson, P. Hayden, Coach R. Peck. Tennis Under the competent coaching of Dr. Robert Peck, the 1960 Bates tennis team compiled an excellent 7-3 record and finished second in the State Series competition. Play was high- lighted by Bruce Kean's perfect slate in singles and the doubles team of Kean and Captain David Graham. With many veterans returning, the prospects for the coming season are indeed bright. The team will be captained by Bruce Kean. 1960 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Left to right: Coach W. Slovenski, D. Randall, W. Dunham, E. Margulies, S. Ullian, T. Thomas, J. Vkfilson, E. Belden, E. Silverberg. Cross Country Eor its third year of intercollegiate CIOSS-COUHIIY, the Bates harriers did a commendable job against some keen competition. Led by Captain DeWitt Randall, the thinclads over- powered such established cross-country schools as Tufts, W.P.l,, Brandeis, and Bowdoin. The only schools to overcome our runners were such formidable powers as the University of Maine, Boston College, and lVl.I.T. All of this year's team, except for Randall, returns to provide a strong nucleus for next year's squad which will be powered by captain-elect Larry Boston. i 4 wlsfff l - lilgllf v O . 1 ly. I X l l I , . l 5 A x 2' 0 MENS IXTRANICRAI. COUNCIL First rowi T, Cherot D Kramer. F. Ricker E. He-bb. Second row: S Bishop D Singer R Scofield. .-X. Francoeur. Intramurals The object of the intramural program is to provide competitive activity in a friendly atmosphere for those students who are not participating in varsity athletics. The program offers extra physical activity for the Bates men besides the regular physical education program. Some maintain intramurals have a very strong mspiritual effect on its participants. especially the freshmen. This Mspiritual effect is better known as 'Adorm spirit . whereby teamwork provides an opportunity for diametrically opposed personalitiesesuch as roommates-to act as a unit and become closer friends. This year the program has been the finest we have seen in four years. The football season saw seniors Dick Paveglio and J. Curry lead an aerial-minded Smith South Team to an A League crown and an overall title by downing the B League champs of XVest Parker. The basketball season provided excitement beyond any expectations. Smith South led by J. Curry and Red Yandersea again received the League Championship and overall honors. The Smith Club was almost upset by YVeb I-Iarrisons Smith Xliddle 'ABM League champs in a tight playoff game. The C-l League was won by Smith South led by senior Brad Garcelon and Dick Yogi Yerg. The Call honors were taken by YN'est Parker. Lacrosse A new sport reared its head on the Bates College campus this vear. The l0bl Lacrosse team. which will operate in much the same capacity as the Soccer team. hopes to play an am- bitious schedule with teams from surrounding colleges. The squad. as YCI without a faculty coach, plans to make this year a building year. It is hoped that a strong nucleus can be built so that the Lacrosse team will have a victorious season in the very near future. A call for cane didates for the team was answered bv almost two dozen interested men. It is the hope of the team that their spirit and increased skill will compensate for the predicted season record. Eventually. it is hoped that the Lacrosse squad will be deserving of varsity status. SENIDR INFORMALS 1 Q un, I P ' I n ga 4 Q I es 1-v Q., v . I au. if I-1' A jf Our Men ? CDnce H'vs 4, E 'f upon a time ,G-Q -li Merry Witches We Flunkies four . 1 0 ff 1 - S 4 K . Tres chic Snack time I 'QQ g ,.. Ma oralty Memories ,uf x , x W lfl JUST A GAMBLER' CK and the mclyorculfy 1hct almost was .... ze ., - v ,QQ Y: f 5 K. .. ,-.as Q ww . , r. -1 Sean O'Keefe's boys C27 fx-ki , '1 The sleeping beauties 'Q The four - pointers Music, maestro Balancing the budget, George? I fi, KAL- tit xxx- .14-' Les girls and there were parties Xl., . The Batesy policy? 47 . and more parties I I Petticoat can-can 9 -Q yn f . ,,J'l a -X-1 U1 4-Nix , 'ff-. fri V ,...,.1i f ff and we took water to the ' Mae West? The chaperone Casual X A Nl , eg . 'ace pl' v Q A A ' LJ -x .J Hold it right there O0h-IQ-Iq! S K J v .- ,. Ei' r fyt M --1 Here comes the bride Those Smurde fire-drills 1-'F Our grandmothers ,., Hi r, Sodies Bctesy Beauties Chose House Seven lT'S me! Whats up, Cress? 2 -A Who me? R Agsn C J :':g..-, fff!VA ,H 1 lf: LL ,Nh-4 , l , I Q. ! . Z A mf. 4, I . I The wagon - wheelers r 0 l 3-4 is 73, Stunning Lounging around ,fn O -i-. In m Future dishwashers of America ee Cheese? - - ,fit ffl.:-7:5 . - fig - 43 ff J The Bafesy Tradition The end S ,, 'X E Bofesy couples W . f 1' - - .-.. J- .. -..J,-, - 4 ,, 'J H h ! near . We gather together .... ll Bates Fabrics and The ine Bafes came, fee 'Acme I Bates College .s ana ccfcel' oi ea' - ode Soles Co.lege, conees from on' sl Woo access: 2:7 1l Vlfe who make ice faofcs if a fiffeica a'e yeas befvveem co'leQe ana cofnpany. l.f'ogf reef cocrcce 13' o BATES MANUFACTURING COMPANY LEVHJISTON AUG Enwaoye's ol 4,000 l.f'la?ne Pecpe Weavers of famed Bates Fabrics Since l85O Sales Offices New York Boston Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles Dallas U -',.,,. TA OLUZ Ufdii Wlwiaymy EE 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961 A College Annual without photographs would indeed be dull. Therefore, we have tried to fulfill our photographic assignment with the careful attention necessary to assure you a pleasant and lasting memory of your days at Bates. gjw HARVARD TUDIO COPLEY SQUARE 669 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS BEST WISHES STUDENT GCDVETQNMENT ASSGCIATICDN BATES COLLEGE SAMUEL M. GERTMAN CU., INC. FLAVOR SEALED MEATS IN CRYOVAC COMPLETE LINE OF FABRICATED PORTION CONTROLLED ITEMS 40 NEWMARKET SQUARE BOSTON 18, MASSACHUSETTS Hlghlands 2-7900 HAIL-IINIEIL BROTHERS C T, 42 MAIN STREET MAINE'S LEADING ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS ma 'fv1r 2:1S: 1 :--- nl 4' J3 1 ,L C , X: '::, ' Erfiiigi z zx Q' -9 'Q ' T315 gf- I 1 ' 'A . :P 59 L W 'ae I Y N. f 1 'E an L V 'kxknkaiwqctir 5 IFEX '- LEWISTON, MAINE Compliments 0 If f TON ENGRAVING Q0 xNc. L 522:-ZW' NN G ifsf:z'1f NY PLATENMAKERS Fon ovfk slxn' YEARS 104 PARK STREET L STON,MAlNE TIQPUVQPS Of H19 BGiQS Compliments of KMA E 193 MIDDLE STREET LEWISTON MAINE ! Drinferbs of H19 Bates COMPLIMENTS OF 7fne Wllncenl TO THE CLASS OF 1961 29 LINCOLN STREET LEWISTON Auburn Free Press C1 CAMPUS STORE PRINTERS of the ST U DE NT THE Phone 782-7961 99 Moin Street Auburn, Maine Books 0 Supplies 0 Novelties Bates College Boolc Store A. H. BENOIT S CO - - The Store For College Men - - LEWISTON MAINE Telephone 784-6991 EPC YCUR .'.ES'EQN S'E1 IN. A WESTERN A, .'CS?HERE 1 f- , -1 LS l' ' ' H- - - I!'f 2 f53- Y bi - 91 4 r . NY N, W Q - IWW' -.- 720 SABATTUS STREET 782-9327 fskign elif? 1005 A' TREE EXPERT C U -I INC. Lz'z'z'ng Trees ,Need Regular Care RELIABLE SERVICE BY TRAINED TREE SURGEONS SINCE 1929 L'A STP Reqp Speciol Diagnosis-Pruning E' E, Feeding-Spraying ui 5' :7 T e S r er -Tree Mo 'n fe-Q' .1 'SOCNXO U 9 Y 9 25 GRAY ROAD - PORTLAND, MAINE PHONE SP 4-5733 , T,-,-.-A ' Cp-- we O TTY. 2 Gooclwinls Dairy Bar Sondwiches Ond Ice Creom fx'-.An A A-A . ,, uv: I.. X.-Y ' Center Street Auburn, Maine DAIRY PRODUCTS EP GBIDP 7 nhhg SINCE 1846 511011139 me for Ilealflr 5 4 Eff. , BE SURE lT'S 245 College Street Lewiston, Maine MILK O CREAM Murray's Fuel Oil Service NATICK, MASSACHUSETTS Founded 1651 Inc. PopulaTion1940 14,000 Population 1960 28,800 There's a reason HEATING OILS SJNCE 1932 it's a good place to live or to have your industry Main Street Dennisponl Massachusetts Member Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporafron Na'riclc's Oldest and Largest Commercial Bank Since 1880 Bates Students Have Found 0 PECK'S MERCHANDISE john CC. Paige Cos SERVICE 8K PRICES gnluzallee TO THEIR LIKING We Cordially Invite You To Make PECICS Your Shopping PORTLAND MAINE Headquarters 1 New York 0 Boston Los Angeles 0 Atlanta Compliments of SIEAILTIEST FOOD IIJQPI -unePaI Service Dial 782-72OI ICE BREANI' 2 Howe Street Lewiston Compliments ot TIIC American Institute 98 High Street OI Lewiston Maine LArCI1itQCt5 ANDERSON S BRIGGS Surgical 81 Medical Supplies Corner Court and Main Streets Auburn, Maine Dial 782-986i Sterling by Towle, Gorham, Lunt, Wallace, and Reed-B-orton Prize Cups - Clocks - Billfolds EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING 580211190792 Q JEWELERS s....CE,859 LZf700dQ 50 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments Ot 35725012 E' 5LLZZLffclll Cla. 0 '.'l.l'l-lOLESALE DlSl'Rll5UTGRS 0 VENDING Dl'l!lSlON Lewiston Maine HAIR STYUST For Women Who Care 'I37 College Street Lewiston, Maine Teephone 782-963i 5 f1.,..z.. 1898 Zi, Largest Selection of Sporting Goods In Central Maine BAUER HARDWARE CO. Sporting Goods Dept.-2nd Floor 239 Main Street Lewiston, Maine - Stationers - School Supplies Kodaks 8- Photographic Supplies 49 Lisbon Street Lewiston Compliments ot 731110 llama llzill F Fern E. LaFo:h2'l:, Proprietor 69 Sabattus Street Lewiston Compliments of ll2vlD lll5ll3A6llT llDllEQllNIl Chase Hall Bates College Compliments of BOSTON SHOE STORE 90 Lisbon Street Lewiston Maine James D. Callahan 84 Co., Inc. Anthracite - COAL - Bituminous Fuel - OIL - Range Happy Cooking Metered Bottled Gas Service and Appliances Telephone 784-5429 5 College Street Lewiston, Maine I K CAMPBELL UPHOLSTERING Draperies and Window Shades 33 - 37 Sabattus Street Lewiston, Maine Telephone 782-63Ol Dance Music For All Occasions , . Cazzoffs Jlfluuc fanfic ELI-lRK'5 DRUG STORE Drugs - Chemicals - Biologicals Everything in Music Instruments and Accessories Band Instrument Repairing A Specialty Phone Dial 782-2545 H CARROLL A. POULIN, Proprietor 52 Court Street Auburn, Maine 243 Main Street Lewiston, Maine College Pharmacy, Inc. Custom Flooring Commercial Rubber, Inc PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY FILLED! Linoleum - Rubber Tile -- Asphalt Tile Mohawk Carpets HYOU Rely on Your Doctor - Rely on USN Ceramic - Plastic Wall Tile - Formica 143 College Street Lewiston, Maine l79 lincoln Sffeef l-ewlslonf Maine Telephone 782-3771 Dial 784-5642 SANlTONE - Cleaning Service Daily Call and Delivery Dial 784-7326 '--f Vrr- L Gllllllhu-1 Flfug mconvonnso 'X CLEANSERS af FURRIERS CLEANSERS 81 FURRIERS Seventy Years Continuous Service 71 Spring Street Auburn, Maine A. S, Cummings 2nd - BATES '38 You'll Always Be On Time With A Watch From ,l.i-l.i.f QNX Aff! immiqy ous YOUR JEWELER 182 Lisbon Street Lewiston Maine 7!l6 INSURANCE 31 Court Street Auburn Memorial Circle Augusta 617 Congress Street Portland Stores In Principal Cities Main Plant and Executive Offices 140 Main Street Auburn, Maine tel. cApnOi 7-9411 Dole Sz Bailey, Inc. Established 1868 MEATS 19- 24 New Faneuil Hall Market Boston 9, Massachusetts I DULAC' 61 SONS PLUMBING 8- HEATING HARDWARE DEALERS 347- 351 Lisbon Street Dial 783 -1141 Compliments To The CLASS OF 1961 ERNlE'S MARKET 88 Russell Street Lewiston, Maine Established 1889 Fogg's Leather Store QUALITY LUGGAGE TROPHIES PERSONAL LEATHER GOODS 123 Main Street Lewiston, Maine BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 FOFllQP,S Vawielq Slove 203 College Street Lewiston GRANT 62 GRANT - Caterers - SINCE 1878 81 College Street Lewiston, Maine Dial 783-2226 Suppliers of Athletic Equipment To Schools and Individuals Bee 81 Bee Sporting Bonds En. Dial 784-4933 58 Court Street Auburn, Maine NORM BOOTHBY JIM BOUCHLES Lots of Luck to the Class ot 1961 GENES BARBER SHOP 231 Blake Street Lewiston Gene's Corner Store Open Daily 8:30 ANI. - I2 RM. Our Home Flavor Fresh Ice Cream IN APPRECIATION FOR YOUR PATRONAGE Ulla gllf-ll2CA.TOO6f 3614381 BIRTHDAY CAKES Q PARTY CAKES 10 Park Street Telephone 782-2551 65 College Street Lewiston, Maine Mrs, F, L, Peterson, Proprietor Texaco Hcvoline BEST WISHES TO THE Gasoline Motor Oil CLASS OF 1961 ll M M Y ' S Route loo Auburn' Maine Distributors of Chevron Gasoline 1, ,1.. JlMMY'S DINER Fon FINE Foons RANGE 81 FUEL OILS Dial 782-7931 134 Minot Avenue Auburn, Maine Congratulations'fCLASS OF 1961 Y 128 - 130 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine J. Louis Vincent Gerald R. Leblanc Compliments To The CLASS OF 1961 Monier's Texaco Station Corner of Main and Russell Streets Lewiston, Maine ichols TEA DOOM if ' 'Ti I 5. fo, , X , , + 241271 - 162 Lisbon Street Lewiston Telephone 782-5464 E . K midi-cp llaz RESTAURANT 0 OPEN DAILY 0 From 6:30 a.m. to 1O:OO p.m. Phil and Mary Ouellette, Proprietors Routel202, Portland Road Auburn, Maine Dining Room Service Banquet Room Available for Private Parties Marcntte Music Si Furniture Eu. Inc. A 248 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Dial 784-4341 Compliments of We Fungo. A HOUSE of tJ. M QUALIYV SINCE IB73 Ladies' Apparel - Furs -- Sportswear 29 Ash Street Lewiston PACKARD'S PHARMACY A RELIABLE DRUG STORE 68 Court Street Auburn, Maine 1ll911l1lNli1lE51Il314x1N1111D 1lV1l1lDC11T11li51L9 Dial 782-0231 Auburn Maine Compliments To The CLASS OF l96l QUALITY MARKET 'I45 College Street Lewiston Compliments of REID 8 HUGHES iii5PARTni1iNT STORE 95 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Courtesy 0 Quality 0 Service Compliments ot 7 7 Aam sr S CI I , CIUIEI QPS OPISI ORIGINAL ITALIAN SANDWICH Q I X3 DELICIOUS PizzA Piss ,R You've Tried the Rest-Now Try the Best 268 Main Street Dial 782-9145 578 Main Street Lewiston BEST VVISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF l96l Self-Service Laundry 44 Bates Street Lewiston, Maine RAY SHORTTILT. Office Supplies and Equipment Service, Quality, Savings Lewiston Dial 782-2748 Maine 7win eil? fjfzinleay inc. 0 COMMERCIAL PRINTING 0 LITHOGRAPI-IERS I5 Park Street Lewiston, Maine Telephone 784-7306 Compliments to the Class of '61 WQJILQQM Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine 1 'S g . ,-rig 4 IV. I5 ,' s I N fx -'nQn, . , '1 . .. v,.,-' L ,i'44-I' 3' . 5 if . . 3311?