Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

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It seldom reveals the frustration of a seemingly unfathomable problem or the exhilaration of an eventual solution. It only skims the surface of a deep and lasting friendship with a professor. a roommate. or a classmate. Yet there are memories which spring to life within its pages: the distinctive pose of a favorite prof. the fellowship of a club meeting. the crarnming in the libe. that longed-for den break. the eternal bull session back in the donn. the hopes and disappointments of a close football game. the excitement of a big weekend. These are the things we have chosen to tell our story. And while what we say is not so different. the way we have said it is new in many ways. NYC can only hope it will be received as enthusiastically as it was produced. 3 01' YI' T Q - I - .9 , - r-'is ' L . 4 . '.. I, , 1 R 3 W' 'V fu fx- 4 3' . 1 . , 5' V - -V5 . ll v Cl- J l lf'-N 5- Q ,, , , 'Q Q . vin 1 .---1. s ' w-M '. .' . - I ,. . . 0 .- ' V 'Z . 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MAZLISI-I Ph.D Assistant Professor of Spanish I in C, fs 'Q ROBERT D. SEWARD. A.M. Assistant Professor of Spanish and French. E GLISH GUILLERMO SANCHEZ ANTHONY S. ABBOTT Visiting Lecturer, Foreign Lan- A.M. guage Division. Instructor in English DAVID A. NELSON, A.M. ROBERT G. BERKELMAN A.M. Professor of English Instructor in English JOHN A. TAGLIABUE, A.M. Assistant Professor in English PAUL WHITBECK, A.M. Professor of English 19 Now, in Cuba... EDUCATIO fx ii 'gf I Q. kk w. 3.3 ' .-, ff ,, Q ,, N . :vv-is . I. , X4 'N- ,4 1, , , - , Q if-Q s mg, 'f :, A ' .,'HT4'? 7' -A . 2 kv- ,f' gifs' i 2 54, Qxlas f., if c ? . g -ALL 42-.- 'Q:'.,1' A .I LELAND P. BECHTEL. A.M. Instructor in Psychology JOHN K. MCCREARY. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology X Pj CHARLES H. ABBOTT, Alf Visiting Professor in Education X I ,fl RAYMOND L. KENDALL. A.M. .Associate Professor of Education and Psychology PSYCHOLOGY AM, gl SOCIOLOGY 49-u ROBERT G. DOEL. A.M. Instructor in Sociology PETER P. JONITIS. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology ion GEORGE D. GOLDAT. Ph.D. Ambrant Professor of Cultural Heritage Sofializf RELIGIO ng and pizzf0fopl:f::Vr1g CULTUR L HERITAGE GEORGE R. HEALY, PhD, Associue Professor of Cfulzpmrl Heritage If f .1 H I I JAMES PHILQSOPHY JOSEPH D',XI.FOXSO, PHD. .Xssofigte Puri:-Qvgx' ef Phiiosegwlx ..,-. W- i- DXYICHT R XYXLSH. BD. I..:..L.k 41 Renee. .md Cl- ' tural Heritaze Y. MILLER. P2113 X42 S-'e P1'Ci'eSsQ:' if Rzfigi- 2' A fig, is MUSIC D, ROBERT SMITH, M.Mus. Professor of Music Now in this next section. . . SECRETARIAL ,P- 5. The quick brown fox. . ELEANOR H. MORSE, B.C.S GERALD R. KLEINFELD Ph.D. Visiting Instruftor in History ERNEST P. MULLER, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Government Instructor in Secretarial Studies HI TORY Faculty and family at Popham GOVER ME GAROLD W. THU MM Professor of Government Ph.D. ROBERT G. WESSON, Ph.D. Visiting Assistant Professor in Govemment ROY F. SHORTT, A.M. MATHEM TICS Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics PERCY D. WILKINS. M.S. Professor of Mathematics is ECONOMICS qi, RALPH J. CHANCES Ph.D. Associate Professor of Eco- nomics . THEODORE WALTHER A.M. Instructor in Economics DAVID WILLIAMS. M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Economics 1' 2.12 -, 57 PGY' W- 3' . sffli g -' 13, CHEMISTRY RICHARD XI. BRIGGS. PILD. IVILLIAM B. THONIAS. Ph.D. Assistgmt Professor of Chvmistx-y Profgggor of Chemigtry' Q.. MARK T. CIROWLEY. Ph.ID. ,Mmm i.1tc Professor of Biology j XN'AI.TER II. LAVVRANCE PHD, Profvssor of Chemistry BIOLGGY WII,I.I.'XNI II. SAWYER. PILD. Professor of Biolosy Q1 CARLETON E, MORRILL BS. P.1rt-Time Instrurtor in Chvmis- try ROBERT B. WAIT. ABI. Assistant Professor of Bioloxy' . Ry. c. 1, E J Your erm i I l7'fT5 fwfdi xv? PHYSICS Q, ,X Q ia I ., 1 . ' ,,-:Q .2 ,Q L ia., ,V R.: Z1 .ffv Y C,-XRROII. P. I3gXII.RY, M S, .-Xssovimv Pwil-ssol' of Phwix N 4. .-pl' N ZR 3'- .Havter Chemist A .gh if 4 I' ,Z KARL S, YVOODCOCIK. PIIIH, CQ. 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H- ..,. 3, t -,,: b 1 mQL,5 11f H f ge t fl f ggl 315+ iLff Z'15?F' I' 5:12, X -. y Eggs .. -1- V. as '2'r, -5 Q ,3 'F'-g1a 'g,'jf'F ' 5 2 ? 555 1-az. . af - 4 w.f W 15 A 'I I! jigfii g.,.:-1jEji j1Q iff? - ' ! STUDENT COUNCIL Now about hazing . . . FIRST ROW.' L. Cohn, B. Alexander, R. Samp son. SECOND ROW: R. Gibbons, C. Peterson, D. Lougee, A. Jenks, T. Cherot, J. Follett. THIRD ROWL' E. Wilson, W. Holt, R. Hood. J Allan. R. Boyd, C. Moreshead, D. Rushforth. MEN'S PROCTORS FIRST ROW: Aikman, A. Jenks, G. Lewis, R Scofleld, G. Stone, C. Peterson. SECOND ROW R. Simard, YVilson, R. Ahern, C. Goodall, E Rucci. THE EXECUTIVE FIR-ST ROW: E. Little, D. Selden, S. Hermann. SECOND ROW: C. Merritt, M. Lord, K. Marsh- all, S. Bates. THIRD ROW: Gustafson, C. Kinney, A. Buck, S. Fowler. P. Schmidt, N. Long, S. Curra. FOURTH ROW: J. Bauld, A. Dodds, N. Miller, S. Smyth. COUNCILS STUDENT GOVERNMENT VICE-PRESIDENTS STUDENT GOVERNMENT BOARD Let'5 vote. FIRST ROIV: N. Shober, R. Raymond. SECOND ROW: J. Potter, D. Peterson. E. Dore. THIRD ROW: L. McCabe, J. Lang, J. Ritch. A. Wignall. FOURTH ROIV: B. Tuttle. S. Doubleday, C. Huntington. MIRROR EDITORIAL STAFF J FIRST ROW: M. Spector. L. Jarrett. L. Norlander, R. Harper, Willis, Curran, J. Swartchild. SECOND ROW: L. jones, M. Sikes. N, Zamanis, A. Bowman. C. Webber. A. Jenks. D. Lougee. C. Goodlatte. V. Erskine. M. Drew, M. Seavey. L. Here ig 13, kidg, Otto. FOR YOUR MIRROR BUSINESS STAFF 74 l.bl ,fn W. Last-minute layouts. R. Witt. K. Pease. J. Follett, C. Taber. A. Pethick 'Q-4. xi STUDENT EDITORIAL STAFF FIRST ROIV: YN'ilsOn. B. Reid. D. Blornquist. R, Parker. B. Bonney. Trask. M. Stiles. SECOND ROW: T. Thomas. J. Kennett. A. Marden. Any important news flashes? E. Little, C. Williams, R. Evans, S. Ber- nard, K. Niincher. READING E JOYME T 75 f1f, -' ' Plannzng the bzg e ent Lff'f11f11'e 0 507154551- Ziegler. E. Janson. M. Schanz. E. Wise. C. Goodlatte. N. Levin J. Gillispie, C. Vining. Bradshaw. FOURTH ROIV: C. Baker S. Bradley. N. Schuman. P. Burnham. NICPartland. L. YN'inkler T. Brown. G. Thompson, D. Smith. at , VV W, rv' 'Y s Q l l HICKORIES new GREAT OUTDOORS FIRST ROW: S. Wilkins, E. Wise, K. Belcher, C. Vining. C. Williams, J. Farr. SEC- OND ROW: C. Goodlatte, S. Larson, L. Norlander, C. Ketchum, Mr. Steele, J. Fol- lett, M. Schanz. THIRD ROW: N. Levin, G. Thomp- son, P. Bumham, L. Winkler, N. Schuman, S. Bradley, J. Gillispie. FIRST ROIV: C. Vining. K. Pease, Farr. SECOND ROI V: Swartchild. L. Payne. A. Cordon. The skiing set. -bi ..,.c. E 2 OUTING CLUB BOARD ivi i A change in the Constitution? PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION G.-XRNET FIRST ROIVJ H. Sfhoerlholz. SECOND ROIV: P. Green. S Carroll. S. Withers. THIRD ROW: T. Thomas. Hollerxbach P. Steele. THE BEARERS OF FIRST ROIV: Follett. S. Carroll. Lang. S. Marshall. R. Harper. N. Shober. C. Yin- ing. SECOND ROW: R. Parker. R. Evans. Our program this erening. . . Campazgn Jtrategg Herek a nezt hzzf CULTURAL GIFTS WRJR FIRST ROIV: KI. Ryan. C. Stone, R. Schaefer. RI. Dow. N. XYethef.tH. D. Hurst. XY. Bxtnnqtn. CI. Berg. N D'YN'olf. C. VVarren. B. Reid. SECOND ROHL' Aik- Dillnuan. H. Rfoshcr. B. Alex.tndcr. FUUHTH R011 man. L. Harvey. S. Smith. A. Vfulff. K. NN'orden. R. B. Cooper. YY. Young. S. Btn'Iin:.1xnC. F. S1't+k.1. R. XYOI' Livingston. G. Stone. F. Rusfh. THIRD ROW: R. man. A. Seelis. A. Goodwin, S, Goddard. fi. Tnornpstn s. FIRST ROW: C. Moresheud, A. Jenks, H. Blum, D. Lougee. R. Boyd, G. Lewis SECOND ROW: T. Brown, M. Lely- veld. K. Vlishton. R. Wlitt. N. Gillespie BARRISTERS The future defenders. HISTORY CLUB WITH AN EYE FIRST ROW: H. Mosher, R. Wagenfeld, R. VValker, E. Beer. SECOND ROW: A. Hanis, J. Cushman, P. Goodwin, B, Alexander, Graham, T. Brown, E. Wise. THIRD ROW: S. Larson, D. Hosford, J. Ken- nett, H. Stenberg, M. Lelyveld, B. Bonney. FOURTH ROW: R. Scofield, J. Nye, D. Lougee, A. Jenks. TO THE FUT RE ,I Q ww- 1 FIRST ROIV: N. Gillespie-. M. Imlyvr-ltl. SECOND ROIV: Follett. Ii. Bm-r. E. linker. THIRD ROW: Km-um-tt. 'If Brown. R. Ahern. H. Blum. The business of the day. COULD POLITICAL AFFJXIRS E , 1 ! I E I f I 2 ' 2 I I ffl FIRST ROW: N. Gillespie, R. Brown, D. Hosford. SECOND ROIV: S. Stanley. K. Marshall, Dr. Thumm, H. Blum, E. Beer, E. Buker. THIRD ROW: J. Follett, R. Boyd, H. Stenberg, T. Brown, J. Kennett, M. Lelyveld. E a 5 il Let's get this campaign on the road! YOUNG DEMOCRATS FIRST ROW: H. Blum, N. Gillespie. SECOND ROW: T. Brown. P. Ball E. Beer. THIRD ROW: R. Brown, Kennett, H. Stenberg. NI. Lelyveld. - THE LEADERS FIRST ROW: P. Ball, N. Gillespie, G. Taber. SECOND ROW: G. Brann. L. Gramatky, Kiernzin, Follett, Upham. THIRD ROW: D. Dobson, R. Boyd, E. Buker, S. Bradley, S. Wilkins. YOUNG REPUBLICANS 2 ,ie l DEBATE COUNCIL FIRST ROW: N. Bowie, S. Schaffer. SECOND ROW: N. Gillespie. S. Stanley. G. Lewis. H. Blum, M. Lelyveld. THIRD ROW: R. Ahern. K. Harrison. J. Strassburger. R. Boyd. T. Hall. OF TO ORROW DELTA SIGBIA RHO G. Lewis, H. Blum. FIRST ROW: J. Cushman. T. Day. S. Doubleday. SECOND ROW: J. Nye. L. Zeilstra. R. IN'alker, C. Kalber, J. Schilcher. E. Woodford, C. Taber. THIRD ROW: J. Mills, L. McCabe. S. Smith, S. Ault, J. Dewey. J. Magner. N. Zarnanis. D. Blomquist. FOURTH ROW: ISI. Cobb, A. Bowman, Ritch, S. Fowler, C. INIerritt, C. Webber, J. Willis. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION H457 A J PHI SIGMA IOT.-X FRENCH CLUB A., The Franco-philes. FIRST ROW: J. McGrath. SECOND ROW: B. Crowell, S. Ault. C. Goodlatte. THIRD ROW: H. Flessa, A. Bowman. FOURTH ROW: C. Vining, Corey, C. Hunt. FIFTH ROIV: P. Petrus, French. HARI G A MUTUAL FIRST ROIV: Starr, Frc-nvli, P. Petrus. SECOND ROW: P. Hill. C. Bolduc, C. Hunt. L. Ctto. YV. Gosling. THIRD ROW: L. Crainutky, II. Flcssn. C. Goodlzittc. S. Stanley C. YVz1r1'cn. ,-3 xv' LOVE OF LANGUAGE 5Como estci usted? FIRST ROW: D. Selden. B. Reid. SECOND ROW: W. Shorr-y. Prof. Buschmaun. C. Kent. THIRD ROW: B. Moores. A. Di.-Xugvlis. FOURTH ROIV: N, Long. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: E. Janson, FIRST ROW: P, Petrus. SIICOXD ROW: B. Crowell. M. Berk- er. THIRD ROW: C. Bolduc. FOURTH ROW: C. Hunt. I. Flaschmau. L. Eichhorn. SPANISH CLUB 2.1 85 fs JORDAN RAMSDELL FIRST ROW: J. Bradshaw, J. Mills, A. Wignall, N Shober, C. Williams, E. Shepherd, L. McCabe, U. Fos- dick, S. Foster. C. Young, Upham. L. Payne, G. Braun SECOND ROW: P. Schmidt, Ekwurtzel, P. Ormsby lxl. Schanz. D. Peterson, Galietta, H. hlaloney. C. Shaw N. Long, B. Schulte, A. Poehler, E. Leadbetter, L. Berg THIRD ROW: C. Ketchum, Reed. XV. Dotchin, YV Shorey. L. Cohn, A. YVit, Curtiss, G. Thompson, D. Feen, J. Tamburino, M. Spector, P. Obendorf, R. Gib- bons, P. Bagley, L. Croshaw, N. Lycoudes. FOURTH ROW: R. Jones. D. Rushforth, P. Graves. B. Kean, L. W'inkler, D. Memery, P. Castolene, A. NVulff, C. Rapp, T. Cherot, McPartland, J. Curtis, C. Peterson, E. Bailey. TOWARD A BETTERU DERSTA DI G FIRST ROIVr C. Hunter. R. Brown, B. Moores, J. Farr, L. Boston. SEC OND ROW: L. Riviezzo, W. Holt R. Bishop, J. Evans. Hanloser, B. Huston, Charkoudian. THIRD ROIV: P. Palmer, D. Cornwall, YV. LaVallee. L. Toder. R. Grant, D. Swectser. D, NlcNab. 86 ART ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: S. Smyth, H. Schoenholz. SECOND ROW: S. Withers, B. Logie, J. Hollenbach. THIRD ROW: R. Carlson, P. Ball. FOURTH ROW: E. Rosenthal. OF OURE VIRO ME T FIRST ROW: L. Jillson. E. Bailey. SEC- OND ROW: G. Clapperton, D. Sweetser, R. Simard, D. McNab, N. Lycoudes. THIRD ROW: B. Davidson, C. Smith, A. Wulff, L. Riviezzo. FOURTH ROW: L. Boston, P. Steele, W. Dotchin. FIFTH ROW: M. Ma- thiew, C. Ketchum. J a I , . i :- ki. Creativity fo the fore. N .Bc OFF-CAMPUS MEN 87 I 4 l FIRST ROIV: H. Milius. lNI. Zimmerman, E. Mew. Outten. SECOND ROPV: L. Berg, Mosman. K. Worden. Miss Schaeffer. Evans, M. Bickford. M. Drew. THIRD ROW: D. Me- Nah. Strassburger, N. Holt. R. Talbot, L. Ryall. ROBINSON PLAYERS' EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST ROW: C. Bagster-Collins, P. ,Petrus, C. Taber, K. Smith. C. Stone. Outten, M. Zimmerman, H. Milius, Starr, S. Prohl. H. Thompson. SECOND ROW.' A. Pal- mer, N. Zamanis, E. Metz, S. Jennings, J. Mosman, Miss Schaeffer, Evans. NI. Birkforcl, NI. Drew, S. Ault, M. Holt. THIRD ROW: J. Wfendell, S. Austin, J. Gustafson, ROBINSON PLAYERS l I 1 I A QL l . OUR PROFESSIO AL J. Trask, S. Parker, J. Downing, L. Ryall, R. Talbot, D McNab, D. Hosford, L. Berg, S. Stanley, M. Brown, S Snow, L. Otto, M. Milnes, F. Watson. FOURTH ROW C. Landry, N. Prosser, J. Farr, R. Jeter, J. Strassburger N. Holt, D. Drummond, K. Worden, R. Kohler, P. Rourke S. Huiskamp. l l A Still in the rough stages. AN , NR The secre ts of the trade. AMATEUR 4 :sg F' Q iii. The szoeet smell of sufcess. A tense scene from Inherit the Wind. W., v , She. T Y 2 4 1 I 1' 14 ' 4 41532 1 ,-a , . N H' I, xA - if ,xx 4 ll 1- sff '- , 'Q x ' . ' ww- v---vx '- 'ir I' - . V .. 1:21 -fd '33 K -'ti' S1112 CHRISTIAN .ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: L. Browning, S. Norris, N. Luther. J. Conlee, M. Dube. P. Downey, J. Duarte. SECOND ROW: M. Alderman, N. Bowie, B. Alexander, R. Sampson, R. Livingston, Tobey. An impromptu meeting. FIRST ROW: VV. Arata, R. Butler, P. Sadlier. SECOND ROW: V. Batemnn,'R. Raymond, P. Gomes, D. Smith, S. Vlalker. L. Payne, D. Gallo. THIRD ROIV: R. Living- ston, W. Bramnn, J. Olsen, R. Ahern, D. Olson, R. Samp- son. FOR A SOU D BODY E 90 LE x l r s i I L MYHRMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: M. D'Wo1f, N. Myrick, s. King. SECOND Row- W. Davis, C. Murphy, K. Snow, P. Planchon. THIRD ROW: N. Levin, S. Wilkins, S. Woodaman. Li......... D A SOUND MI D Laying the foundations. FIRST ROW: R. Schaefer, B. Clark, L. Eichhorn, Minalga, S. Walker, S. Bates, L. Zeilstra, N. Wetherell, Upham, L. Carey. S. Snow. SECOND ROW: L. Jill- J. Ritch, S. Olford, G. Brann, M. Webb. FOURTH son, C. Murphy, J. Ruben, J. Duarte, S. Goddard, J. ROW: S. Young, R. Butler, D. Fish, D. Ustick, S. Hath- Dawson. THIRD ROW: R. Raymond, J. Warren, P. away. J. Young, N. Allan. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB DEANSMEN With a cong in our hearts. CD l 'X MERIMANDERS fBottom to topiz L. Cannizzo, K. Cunningham, B. Barber, E Stahura, D. Peterson, C. Shaw. MUSIC SOGTHE fBottom to topj: A. Doherty, R. G. Parker, S. Gilbert, D. Rush- forth, D. Mawhinney, J. Curtis, J. 1NIcPartland. CHAPEL CHOIR FIRST ROIV: S. Root. Stahlin. C. Young. P. Grim- THIRD ROIV: Professor Smith. T. Lloyd. R. Rowlands. meisen. S. Templeman. B. Barber. N. Myrick. L. Can- D. Edwards. E. Nisula. R. K. Parker. D. Morton. L. nizzo. SECOND ROIVJ B. Cooper. Lang. Rubin. V. Campbell. L. Ryall. P. Gomes. Brodersen. E. Stahura. E. Blowen. K. Mueller. J. Cook. THE OUL Four-part harmony. FIRST ROIV: E. Breck. J. Stahlin. S. Root. L. Eiehhorn. P. Schmidt. K. Brown. J. Gil- lette. K. Cunningham. L. Rolfe. C. Lonq. SECOND ROIV: K. Mueller. C. Blaisdell. L. Hur- . ip: Qi 2, . N 1, 6 field. E. Stahura. P. Grimmeisen. E. Blowen. KI. Flynn. S. Templem.1n. tl. Tohey. THIRD fe ' ROIV: E. Metz. KI. Brown. C. Young. D. Snell. Schilcher. xl. Ruliin. S. Perkins. N. Day. Y. f l -353, I., - i ' S 'I Brodersen. FOURTH ROIV: Pomfret. K. Yates. KI. Day. S. Smith. F. llanson. L. Brown- ' SV'-' 5 9 hy- 5 - ing. B. Payne. Potter. N. Long. FIFTH ROW: J. Curtis. L. Cl.lIIlI3lJY ll. N. Kiarshall. BI. 1 - '7 2 , Webber. Soltis, L. Glazer. K. fyfarshall. K. Farnham. YY. .-Xrata. S. Poster. SIXTH ROUR' 59 - A T- ' R. G. Parker. K. Taylor. G. Watson. R. Day. B. Cooper. E. Silxi-ilu-ie. P. Conit-S. T. Day. D. ll! 'ip KI? N Williams. Professor Smith. SEVENTH ROIV: D. Quintal, .-X. Clark, xl. .M l1l'I1lD.1iill. D. Ed- ii ' f .G A f wards, R. Rowlands. Rouault. T. Lloyd. S. Qu.'ittrop.'1ni. R. Pt-ek. S. Goddard. D. Klor- . I - - . y - ,Q ton, F. Sroka, L. Fuller. David. L XX c:HoR.x1. socuzry tit PN .. C' FJ. Uv P IS 35 I ' .ll E E iii PVS cv, 'Z E '-1 ,, J u .'. 1, 5, 1- .vv yffilffif-2 . 4' 103' l MAJORETTI-Ls ,ff KNEELING: N. Nichols, E. Wise, A. Packard. STANDING: C. Chase, J. Mantyla, P. Root. A wluge for the team- Hey mh, rah, rah. .. H. Milius, K. Pease, YVC-ridell, M. Lord, A. Dodds, S. Bernard, C. Wil- liams, N. Conway, L. Jones. CHEERLEADERS WE STRI E i l ' gas f-'L 2 l X li W- Let'5 get organized. COPE FIRST ROW: J. Henry, B. Sikes. SECOND ROW: N. Myrick, P. Holderith, L. Jillson, F. Rusvh, R. Williams, R. Bishop. THIRD ROl'V.' J. Gillispie, L. Glazer, S. H. Smith, N. Prosser, B. Slemmer. TO IN SPIRE FIRST ROW: J. Curtis, B. Richardson, R. Day, K. Child, A. Austin, S. Foster, L. Ryall, D. Edwards, K. Gallagher, A. jordan, M. Becker. L. Kennedy, E. Broshek. SECOND D. Harrison, W. Gosling. D. Hackett, W. Haver. FOURTH ROW: J. McGrath, P. Orrnsby, W. Holt, D. Fredenburg, ROW: P. Goodwin, E. Parker, P. Downey, K. Farnham, NI D. Quintal, Pomfret, P. Grant, YVells. THIRD ROW: Ingraham, L. Trufant. I MARCHING BAND Juni' T' f: ill ' f-gi lllll!!llllll5 ll 5 FEW I Editor: Rachel Harper 1 Seniors: Judy Willis Martha Sikes - -.., Bari Bowman 'M Dave Lougee Faculty: Jo Curran Marion Drew Now the beauty Anne Tobey Peter Hill Photography: Swartchild Pixie Norlander Allan Gordon Art: Paul Castolene Sue Jones Andy Whit Organizations: Nike Zamanis Lorraine Otto What do you think of this layout? -vr -...vp Wornen's Sports: Linda Jarrett With special thanks to our faculty advisor, Mr. David Nelson, and ....,4-7' R ... 96 ,... E? n 1' I - Q Y QQ, an l ' AS: - G 73? Business Rlanagerz ohnnie Follett 3 J Circulation Manager: Bob YN'hit Actixities: Les Jones Ginny Erskine i Carole Rfurphy Ralph Bartholomew Mens Sports: Bud Spector if this cover. . . 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Within twenty minutes from the time that the Black Bears entered the locker room, they were speeding meekly down the highway away from Bates. IiVithin one afternoon a scrappy, highly-underrated Garnet eleven pushed a mighty power from the University of Maine all over the grid iron. The results: a thirteen to thirteen tie, which does not half indicate the story. From the moment that All-New England end Paul Castolene gracefully pulled down a lofty pass from Swift Hathaway, a feeling of tense excitement flew through almost three thousand spectators jammed into Garcelon Field. On that chilly, fall afternoon, an undefeated, untied Yankee Conference Cham- pion obtained its only blemish. YVithin two hours the Bobcats so stunned the Maine giant that they never were to recover. IVithin two hours the unorthodox Hatch offense received .na- tional acclaim. But had it not been. for an almost heroic effort by the starting eleven, the new offense could never have clicked. IN'hat were the results achieved by this unusual football team? Paul Planchon. Howard Vandersea. and Paul Castolene, all achieved All-Maine honors. Howard Vandersea achieved sec- ond team All-New England distinction. Ed Wilson was received as an All-East guard. Paul Castolene, besides being voted to the All-New England first team, was first in New England and tenth in the nation in pass-receiving. Sure that it could never happen again, a boastful Maine Winter Track squad. almost four months later, traveled to Bates. only to be frustrated once again by a very gallant Bates Team: the score: 67e55. The score neither indicates how Peter Schuyler came from behind three times to thoroughly defeat nationally ranked Kimball in a 4:22 mile: nor does it indicate that the meet was not decided until the Hnal exciting minutes ,eww of competition. It took Bob Kramer's first place vault to climax W! what had been a do-or-die effort by the Bobcats. As coach Qvsxhr' Q Slovenski was hoisted into the air by his proud team, a feeling :xy .' S of triumph pervaded the cage. The Maine boys once again quickly dressed and were out of sight within one-half hour. 13' To add insult to injury, three days later, a Black Bear basket- P ball team, was thoroughly out-hustled and out-shot by a scrappy Garnet five. Carl Rapp had his best evening of the year. To quote from a teammate, Carl, really went out in fine stylef, ,K Captain Peter Fisk, who during the previous year, had led the Bobcats at the National Small College Tourney at Spring- field, added much to the punch of this Garnet five. A xxx Yes, Bates is always the underdog. Yes, Bates does have a J habit of beating Maine. How long can this David and Goliath story continue? Somewhere behind this mountain of conjecture, 5ChUYlCf want ipeculatiqn, and ggessiivork, one thgigfiishcertainh Asljong as okur oys con inue to ust e, scrap, an g t as t ey ave in t e past, Maine will continue to be frustrated and taunted very F 9 S V XX much in the same way in the future. X l ' Q X g A . I ,Pk '1 ee 5 lg k 2 Rapp M A to , 100 5 'Q 4- 41 1- S -x-1 Q X - X Q 3- 7 Z aim I 2 T 1 1 ! 1 1 gk 1 . 11 1 f , x' .I KN! 1: J 2 .I iw Q :,.' , . ' X' , Z -XR 1 122 I '1 11 NX 121 X E X , E X I 5 2 11mm Nb , 1, LL-J 1, 11 14 N M - 1 2ii?'f l 'I 1 ff i N 2 Z CK -1 ,Y-gn X kv Y 11 FIRST ROW: P. Tamis. S. Hathaway, E. Wilson. B. Williams. H. Yandersea. D. Welch. P. Castolene. D. Memery. B. Lersch. B. Gib- bons. B. Tetler. SECOND ROW: G. Farquhar. D. Tourse. D. Hfhelen. D. Boone. YY. Harrison. P. Planchon. R. Parkin. B. Davis. D. Morton, Schatz. R. Stead, Brown. THIRD ROW: J. Lanza. G. Binneweg. B. Blagg. J. Estabrook. J. Williams. J. All-New England End Paul Castolene gracefully receives pass from Donovan. E. Rucci. J. Devendorf. B. Goodlatte. C. Johannesen. J. Lund. FOURTH ROIV: D. Stockwell. D. Stockwell, J. Calla- han. B. Dotter. S. Ritter. R. Taylor. J. Quinn. P. Pequignot. C. Davis. D. Cox. BACK ROW: D. Piasecki. T, Fox. F. DeLisi. B. Barnes. E. Davis. D. Danosky. B. Vance. B. MacNevin. FOOTBALL 1961 It was the best of times. it was the worst of times for the Bates College football team. In the 1961 season opener. the Bobcats entertained the Tufts Jumbos at Garcelon Field. Bill Davis returned the opening kick-off to the 2-l yard line Ron Deveaux opened the scoring with a two yard plunge and ran for a two point conversion to make the score 8-0. A 22 yard pass from Dave .-Xdzigan to George Kinnaly gave Tufts a ll-ffl lead. Midway through the second period. Bill Davis scampered 16 yards to the 2 yard line to set up Paul Plan- chons 2 yard dive into paydirt. Tufts carrie right back with Ron Deveaux scoring on a 5 yard mn. 1Yith 5 seconds re- maining in the half. a 28 yard pass from Swifty Hathaway to Paul Castolene brought Bates her final score of the day. In the second half. Tufts scored three more touchdowns. including a dazzling 88 yard run by Ron Deveaux. The final score: Tufts 12 iDeveaux 28 Bates 12. At Union. the determined Bobcats battled the Dutchmen for the first 23 minutes without scoring. At this point. a Hathaway to Castolene pass brought Bates 6 points. Just before the half ended. a 20 yard pass from Syyifty to Patil Planchon raised the score to 12-0 Bates. It was not until the last 2 minutes of the game that there was further scoring. At this time. Doug Rfemery took the spotlight. Doug returned an intercepted pass to the 5 yard line and two plays later carried the ball into the end zone. With only seconds remaining. Dill of Ifnion raced 60 yards to make the final score 20-6 Bates. XYith the record standing at 1-1. Bates returned home to meet the Airbees from Quonset Naval Air Station. This game marked the maximum output by the Bates team for the '61 Hathaway. 102 5 li-can-., , A -1. - .1 ' - Y-- A pile-up on the Eeld. 4 Will it be a touchdown run? V- , s 4 AB? 5 S . ,J l Bill Davis scones. 103 The half-time break. . Q - ...., x W 'V 1,- JE? - JAP' -U N9 . y . .,,.Jm , . I. T s - ,M ,.ia'..:a-- 'Qv fi f.. I -If .0-A3 ,f MB -1 ..,., .., .-3 1 i'9.,, 'h '- mfg 'fl 1-Q T... ff ' 'Q 3Q'1uQ'.,Q:,-p-f,- -', .HQ QIVAQ 'K-,-.,g,:,','9fU ,nga qyvrlk, ,ahh ,, .V M i 7 . S' .. -.-,ww cya -,' ,rug -5 .-. V 1 xv, uma-, f .jaw -.I-.bag 1- - up ,au' , g.' 1'-4 ' I 1 ' . .9 ' - ai-' Q V ' ,1'l. hx' U . ' 14. 1-5 '-' ,V QW? ,Q null' Y I g , ,V 'fic . :gl- , A , . Q . . I , 1 . I, ,Q , I V. . ,V J. ' if 10 . . . -- .-Au.. V, . fvv h , J , . ' h fr u . 1- ....,., . Vandersea 56, Castolene 86, and Planchon 18 all combine to stop a jumbo back. 1 , ya... lf .gl -'.?rgAs. ef, 1'4 mf.. Castolene showing Worcester how he uses his hands. season. The Red Shirts led by their quarterback Bill MacNevin scored two quick TD's on short runs by Dave Boone and Archie Lanza. In the second period, Bill Davis scored on a 29 yard jaunt. Opening the second half, Hathaway hit Cas- tolene for a spectacular 75 yard touchdown. In the fourth quarter, Paul Planchon galloped 44 yards from scrimmage for another stirring touchdown. Late in the game, Rucci came off the bench to guide the team 40 yards and scored the final touchdown himself, as Bates walloped Quonset 40-O. A gray day it was when the Bobcats met the Worcester Polytech Engineers at Garcelon Field. Fumbles and intercep- tions proved costly for Bates as they led directly to the first two touchdowns. With the score 12-0, Dan Stockwell jour- neyed 67 yards only to have them spoiled by a clipping penalty. Ten plays later, Bates scored. A 56 yard pass play and another intercepted pass made the score 24-6. A poor kick and another interception added two more touchdowns to the Worcester total. Late in the game, a MacNevin to Castolene pass and lateral to Boone accounted for 70 yards on a touchdown to close-out an otherwise dismal day. Next, Bates traveled to Vermont to take on the Panthers of Middlebury. Halfway through the first quarter, Paul Planchon fell on a fumbled punt on the end zone to score the First touchdown. Middlebury came right back to score two touchdowns on the strong running of fullback Gordie VanNess. With the score 12-0, Bill Davis powered his way 5 yards to paydirt. At the start of the second half, Dave Holmes put Middlebury back in the lead with a 25 yard run. With the time running out a pass interference call gave Bates the ball on the three yard line. Bill Davis passed to Paul Castolene in the end zone for the tying touchdown. The extra point attempt was wide. The game ended in a 20-20 tie. In the biggest game of the year, a large homecoming crowd watched a spirited Bates 11 play the powerful Blacks Bears 104 P I . ,4g,.,- ,D ok. ' , wg. ' -. .V -. ' .. ' 3, T '- ' ---1- 75-7 -gwai '., -f-. v .-'np-ua' rn -It If ,Ax Q L A . ,, , g . L' Y! 1 .4- 1-Q 4, , . - , . :: Jmatfkxawewrw s 9 W' ifgvnw: ' ' r lu H '45, ,I ' N .1 ' A , as . 4' Au' l i 7 fy ii A-1 .JH I'-In 7' ' x 81 1 o J' 1 f-'O ' ' ..' ' Vu A' Q' . . - 0 -1 . '- wa. 1 K i Q' . A .iq 14.4 -X P , - 0 ir. JE' - M 4.3 , ,.. Lf Y-, -,' . 1 4 .I -- .44 1 if - - 3. r Mgr. All Maine halfback Planchon breaking through of Maine to a standstill. Blaine scored early. At this point, the Bobcats introduced a new fonnation christened Hthe Hatchetf' On the combined efforts of Paul Planchon and Bill Davis, Bates tied the score. Dave Cloutier was trapped in the end zone for a safety and Bates led 9 to 7. Late in the second period, Swifty Hathaway tossed a perfect pass to Paul Casto- lene who raced to the Maine 1 yard line, the play covering 73 yards. Bill Davis dove into the end zone and the score was 15-7. Maine tied the score by recovering a blocked punt in the end zone. A Bates field goal attempt was short as time ran out. Bates had the distinction of being the only team to spoil Maine's otherwise perfect record. At Bowdoin, Bates lost a little of the fine edge they had the week before. Bowdoin dominated the rather bleak after- noon. Helped by fumbles, interceptions and bruising punt re- turns, Bowdoin opened up a 25-0 advantage. A Hathaway to Planchon pass gave Bates a score near the end of the half. Bowdoin's final score of the day came in the third period, on Charlie Panteleakos, fourth touchdown. Archie Lanza brought the crowd to its feet late in the game with a brilliant 70 yard gallop. The final score was 31-20 Bowdoin. A minute and a half after the opening whistle at Colby, the game was decided. A Bates offense that had two weeks pre- viously looked great, sputtered and died. Colby won over Bates 47-0, helped by bitter cold, numerous interceptions, and a great show of offensive might. The 1961 football season was typical of most Bates athletic endeavors. Bates fans had their moments to cheer and their moments to groan. Senior Eddie lVilson was outstanding. Jun- iors Paul Castolene and Red Vandersea, and Sophomore Paul Planchon were selected to the All-Maine team. Every starter was in the spotlight sometime during the season, if only fleet- ingly. Such is the way of small college football. 105 FIRST ROW: D. Rushforth, L. Nute, Co-Captains. SECOND ROW: J. Kiernan. A. Doherty, P. Hayden. THIRD ROW: C. Loader. B. Sampson, R. Onyemelukwe, E. Gill, G. Hunter, R. I u I Clit.: f Co-Captains with Coach Sommerville. ,.qm4'74- F 5 1,-...v -v si - I .-agv ' Don Mawhinney appears to Lanz, D. Dhliwayo, S. Barron. FOURTH ROIV: D. Kramer C. Peterson, Allen, D. Lougee, Nye, D. Mawhinney R Kramer. Soccer 1961, a Much-Improved Squad This year's club posted a fair record of 2-4-1, which was slightly better than the 1f6 season of last year. This was an experienced team, flater to become riddled with injuriesl led by two fine co-captains, senior Dave Rush- forth and junior Lee Nute. The Booters opened the season with a bang, downing Nasson College 5-O. At Bowdoin it was a different story, however, with the Bobcats coming up on the short end, losing 6-1. The team bounced right back, though, pinning a 4-1 loss on Nichols. However, two quick defeats fol- lowed this victory, with both Brandeis and Colby notching I B I .' lg, -4 L U 1 ' P . C' If '. I . ' 'U 0 t - ' ' .'-4 ' , , A 1-,. - V U g . .. - . - . - ' -- -. A--. ' -' . . ' -K 'A -D N - . '. ' : ,A h - -vs' R L 125-6-Z'-Q L 3' :gp J'-' be putting on a one-man show. 'ng -s 'L . pf f. - .Q l 5 ah. . , N --. ' 4 4, ' ' - -' - 1. I , V - X A ' w 0 ' ,,g.'..1-'Sf -- ' v - , -XL sw.- ,. ' ' , D 1 n . r A U , - -fi, . I g 'Q' -oils ' A , ' ' ,. V f-.-1, V ' , n .'-,,-.4.,,.:s-- '-- ---,-, - . . -Q - - ' . 1 . - . ' - - .- . . , .-x x u , I ' V . M . ' P' - - 1 1 . . ,, 5- ,. el ' 'A - --A A 55- -.,,..-3 P 1 q :. 5 '-5' f--- -- -5 '- -A. -- 1'. , ,. ' ' David Tubbs and Carl Pete Peterson converge on ball at Garcelon Field. 4-2 wins over the Cats. The next game was with Bowdoin, but this time it was a die-hard Bates team that lost a heartbreaker in overtime, 2-1. This game set the stage for the season,s final clash with the highly touted Colby Mules. This hard-fought ball game ended in a 2-2 tie, which prevented the boys from Waterville from going to the N.C.A.A. tourney. Certainly a lot of credit must be given to Mr. James Sommerville, the fellow who volunteered to coach without receiving any pay and who devoted much of his time to this team. Seniors Mike MacDonald, Dave Lougee, Nye, Carl Peterson, John Allen, and Dave Kramer were fine competitors and good soccer players, all of whom will be missed sorely next year. Special credit goes to co-captain Rushforth who was forced to play part of the season with his arm strapped to his side because of a shoulder injury. Look for an improved team next year with co-captain elect Don Mawhinney guarding the goal and this year's freshman sensation Bob Lanz booting that ball harder than ever. See me twist! seems to be the thought of George Beebe as Peterson looks on. 1 .. '- N. -i - L hx . L ' '4 '1 --gg., Q.. 'fi NY' 3' 'M fd 1, i + it 1 'Y X K lv 'I Winter Track Team FIRST ROW: J. Nye, M. MacDonald, C. Moreshead, P. Schuy- L. Sweezey, R. Butler, R. James, M. Gregus, T. Bowditch, F. ler, P. Peterson, Co-captains, L. Boston and D. Boone, L. Riviez- Wilhelmsen, R. Kramer, R. Peek, K. Norris. FOURTH ROW: zo. J. Young. D. Janke, D. Lougee. SECOND ROW: Manager R. Hillman, E. Brooks, K. Child, B. Libutti, R. Sherman, S. J. Peabody, J. Curtiss, J. Olsen, E. Silverberg, P. Palmer, J. Edwards, K. Wolf, P. Heyel. FIFTH ROW: M. Barry, J. Es- Tamburino, P. Graves, W. Lavallee, A. Harvie, J. Ford, D. tabrook, D. Williams, T. McEntee. Johnson, Manager H. Nfaloney, Coach Slovenski. THIRD ROW: The 1961-62 indoor track team opened its season on a victorious note, I downing Tufts 169W--BMJ. A victory over New Hampshire preceded Bates' only loss of the season to Northeastern. The thinclads then closed the season with 4 consecutive victories, over Boston College Q72-411, Bowdoin 177W-44MJ, M.I.T. C86-315, and Maine C67-555. The season was marked by many fine individual and team performances. The weightmen as usual found the going rough, but Carl Peterson, Jim Nye, John Curtiss, Dave Lougee, and Joe Tamburino each came through with creditable exhibitions. In the other Held events Bates usually took the lead. Freshman Tom Bowditch set a meet record with his season high 6'l1M against M.l.T., as he dominated the year in the high jump. Dave Boone and Paul Williams combined to capture the broad jump, and Freshman Bob Kramer holds promise for the future in the pole vault. Paul Williams stood out in the dashes and dropped the Cage record for the 45-yd. dash to 5.0 seconds. Larry Boston, Pete Schuyler, Jon Ford and Lou Riviezzo sparkled in the 600, while Larry Boston swept the field in the 1000. Finn Wilhelmsen easily l captured many of the 2-mile events. He lowered the Bates record to 9:53, 1 thus setting meet records. Bill Lavallee and Al Harvie burnt up the field in the hurdle events. Lavallee lowered the Cage record for the 45 lows to 5.5 seconds. This was later tied by Harvie. In the biggest meet of the year, Bates conquered the always tough Uni- versity of Maine squad C67-555. Pete Schuyler tumed in the run of the year with a 4.22.9 mile, a career record. Larry Boston turned in the second fastest 600-yd. ever run in the Cage and also won the 1000-yd. The mile relay team set a new Cage record of 3.27.6, although still short of the 3.24.5 they tumed in at the BAA. , , and John Curtiss lifts one high. 108 Coach Slovenski with his Co-captains Dave Boone and Larry Boston. .gi 1121 A fs. dvfs I ,ff Q mf., N ! ,fair J . , ff. ns 1 .S 1 mx I 1 Y M.. i M. True. W. Cardiner. P. Castolene. T. Beal, C. Rapp, T. Freeman, P. Glanz, F. Stevens, S. Cummings, R. Love, R. Zerinz, Captain P. Fisk, Coach Peck. Garnet Five Lacks Flash of Fonner Years The 1961-62 season was generally not very successful for Bates1 the final record was 6-17. The individual playing of Carl Rapp and Pete Fisk was dependable and at times outstanding. Occasionally help was provided by Paul Castolene, Pete Glanz. Thom Freeman, and lNIike True. Freshman Fred Stevens also sparked at times. The big win for the Bobcats was the last game of the season. This was a 69aee65 victory over the Black Bears of Blaine. The Klaine team had succeeded in beating Bates twice during the year. This win by the 'Cats made a nice ending to a rather dismal season. During' Christmas Vacation. Bates participated in the Downeast Classic and finished in seventh place. A win over traditional rival Bowdoin proved to he the out- standing event for the Bobcats. The essential thing that was lacking all year was the big rebounder. This made the difference in games which were undecided until the last moments. The players who graduate this year are Captain Peter Fisk. Carl Rapp. and fContinued on page 112D 'lx M X 1, Ll Capain Fisk leaps for two. Oh yeah? l'm bigger than you! Rapp out-positions V'iIliams player. Y mp, - N IIVWT 3, 'A 'Ar How high the moon? ,., on All right, men. line up. Glanz gets ready to shoot. Bob Zering, This leaves nine plavers who should provide Bates with a good nucleus for future teams. The returning players are Don Beaudrv, Paul Castolene. Fred Stevens, Bill Gardner. Blike Tme, Richard Love. Thom Freeman, Pete Glanz. and Ted Beal. The question must be asked. what actuallv did hap- pen? The Garnet started off the season bv playing spee- tacular ball against nationally ranked St, Anselm's. in one of the most exciting games of the year. They lost by only a few close points. Then. in quick succession, followed four games that were lost bv a few crucial points. This was apparently the straw that broke the camel's back. The Auburn shuffle. devised to shake at least one 1nan loose for a free shot, lost its effectiveness. YVhether the 'Cats will be able to come back strong next vear will de- pend upon their rebounding strength. Thev have the shoot- ers as seen in many of this vear's games. Nfavbe the ab- sence of a rebounder in the person of James Sutherland, was the leading factor in many of the disappointing games of this season. Carl Rapp Ends a gap in the Maine defense. SL. :XI1SCl111iS , . . . . 5Bowdoin . fklaine . . . Nffolby . . . M.I.T. . . Downeast Classic . . Tournament L'.N.H. . . . YYillian1s illaine . . fBowdoin . A.I.C. . . , SpringHelcl 5Colby . , . XYesleyan Northeastern . . . . . Tufts .... Clark . . . Brandeis . . . fBowdoin .... . . . 7+CollJy , . . 5Maine . , Bates Opp 63 7+ 62 63 63 68 5-1 57 17 61 52 53 59 66 68 60 65 59 -12 67 61 76 58 51 62 52 60 86 59 70 69 76 43 72 61 60 72 80 59 65 51 57 61 69 69 65 i?Statc Series Gaines L'.N.H. Colby l30xx'clOin Thom Freeman scores two against nauonalls ranked St An elm , l Q - A F2116 E- qi ...4-K1 Pcte Glanz fouled by BUT play 'CI'. FIRST ROW: Coach Slovenski. D. Lougee, S. Ullian, D. Boone, P. Schuyler. J. Young. B. Gilvar. D. Jancke, C. Peterson, J. Tam- burino, C. Rapp. R. Schofield. SECOND ROIV: Hall, D. Tourse, E. Silverberg. R. James, Ford, P. Graves, D. Harrison, P. Castolene. D. Johnson. THIRD ROIV: L. Boston, P. Palmer, HJK... Tw. y . 'Y . 's 255,411 , 'X - ' ' A '1 Al., - fi i' v ---gg . .- QFFPT' 41 ' .-...HY . ,, . V , , ..-W 1. , V if- 2 f- I 4 . '? , V f ' 3342 . 1 jx gn If-I 5 'ls il I hlhggf F gi' V' 'or ,tw ffl - 4 21 if 'A 'w.f 'f f, - l I 4 'F' fi ' 'gl W., 1. - enf.,1,i' VA 4 v A ,I . , . 4 ., i - 'DL M Dave Boone leaps to a dramatic first place. Jim Nye combines power and determination. R. Butler, W. Lavalee, W. Evans. C. Moreshead, S. Norris, R. Peek. FOURTH ROW: W. Dunham, P. Aransky, A. Schimerer, Nye. D. King, Olsen. FIFTH ROW'.' D. Brown, P. Williams, D. Stockwell. D. Stockwell. SPRI G TRACK Bates opened the 1961 Spring Track season by defeating Northeastern 75 to 60, avenging an earlier loss. Paul Williams, then a freshman, was outstanding for the Bobcats. Besides cap- turing first in the 100-yard dash in 10.3 seconds and winning the broadjump with a leap of 21 ft. 6 in., he set a meet record of 21.9 in the 220-yard dash. Tireless Chico Parillo of North- eastern won both the mile C-11321 and the two mile. Bob Peek and Larry Boston won the 440 and 880-yard runs respectively. Defending State Champion, John Curtiss won the javelin with a 166 ft. heave. The Slovenskimen had to settle for second and third places in the other field events. In the second outing of the season. Bates easily prevailed over meet Colby and Brandeis C84-41-391. Larry Boston posted a record of 154.1 in winning the 880. Bob Peek, first in the 440, was clocked in a fast 49.6 seconds. Steve Barron tied the meet record of 11 ft. 6 in. in the pole vault. Other Bates flrsts were recorded by Dave Janke in the 220-yard low hurdles, Bill La Valle in the 120-yard low hurdles. Reid James in the two mile, John Curtiss in the hammer and jim Nye in the discus. Dave Politica of Colby set a meet record of 44 ft. 9 in. in the shot put. In the Maine State hfeet, the University of Maine captured 10 of the 15 events compiling 80 points. Maine was followed by Bates with 39, Bowdoin with 27, and Colby with 19. Meet rec- ords were set by two Maine sophomores: Baron Hicken with a 14.9 second time in the 120-yard high hurdle trials and Peter MacPhee with a 48.1 second 440 and 21.2 second 220. Hicken won the 220-yard low hurdles with Janke running second. Nason of Maine won the hammer throw with a 185 ft. 8 in. effort. The winning time in the half miles was 1153.8 run by Spencer of Maine. Kimbal's time of 4:25 was good enough to capture the mile. Dave Boone highlighted the meet with a clutch final jump that carried him 22 ft. 2ffg in. for a First place. Base- ball player, Frank Vana electrified the crowd as he ran a 10.1 second 100-yard dash that took this event. A 5 ft. 11 in. jump captured for our own Jim Hall a place in the winner's circle. Thus, as powers rise powers must fall, for Bates toppled from the ranks of Maine State Track Champions. Few noticed that the Garnet had a nucleus of sophomores and juniors. This may give a clue to the potential power of the team that will soon launch its 1962 spring track season. gullr L 3- , V - 1 . -if -' lg 'M Frank Vana wins dash for state title. , if fn Q! K s 425 Vw Steve Barron clears bar at 11 feet. Another first in the 440 by Peek. ..- ', ' 'AJ-,:t,S. 5-L f K: Z Y i Q V -1 A x 3 V U V xl H ti Q.. 4 - 7, e f F- ' .P ' ff' '9 TQ4'LV4 47' ' ' :A 'i 'ei'i-2if'-QR5f'..'- L' i is' 'i - , 1 i 1 ' ' '.'l't f3 L X f- 5154 its-Q.-1 1 far. I-1 'Y 'iQ , 3 'R ' X K ' fig 'if ' A .., E ix- Q 3 I 3 A-v,,M 53 - i iviiiie V7 4 , ' V I 1 -MAE' YA n K e , u I r' W 'kihw P4 iw Q HH w-f ' 'L..f.es-f .. e s -P -.1 L, Dave Janke is close behind Maine for a second. FIRST ROW: F. Vana, L. Sweezey, B. Spector, R. Yerg. E. Lawler, H. Vandersea, J. Sutherland, T. Freeman, S. Hathaway. Rucci, E. Wilson, W. Davis, P. Holt, R. Hart, T. Beal. SECOND R. Taylor, D. Kramer. L. Winkler. ROW: Coach Chick Leahey, R. Guerney, D. Feen, J. Bennett, A happy Ron Taylor is greeted by an appreciative Bates team after his game-winning homerun against Bowdoin. BA EBALL The 1961 Garnet baseball team finished the season with a 6-9 record which doesn't tell the whole story. Chick Leahey had a predominantly sophomore club that had many standout performers, Among them were Ron Taylor, who pitched, Helded, and hit his way to his second consecutive All-State selection. Howard Red Vandersea. Bill Davis, John Lawler, and Captain-elect Ed Wilson made the Garnet infield a much steadier one than it had been in the past. The pitching was handled by veteran senior Jack Bennett and sophomores Ron Taylor and Thom Freeman. David Kramer came in for relief work and ended the season with a phenomenally low earned-run average of 0.56. Thom Freeman pitched some great ball which his record does not show. He lost a few real heart-breakers. This ball club came close to materializing their season into a really good one. Four games lost by one run. It was the offensive and defensive punch lacking at strategic times that hurt them. Though the Cats will lose Captain Dick Guerney, Frank Vana, and Jim 'fSpook Sutherland, they still face a very bright future. Returning is a large nucleus from last year's team. Such retuming lettermen as Dennis Feen, Bud Spector, Lee Sweezey, Swift Hath- away, Ted Beal, and Paul Holt hope to make the 1962 season the best the Bobcats have had in a long, long time. 116 SP3 , 1 ff,'7,4 :uhh 3 'E -Q2-,give ' .I-it , Red Vandersea to take the throw from Lawler. Bates Lowell Tech . . . . . 10 Tufts ....... . 4 Brandeis . . . . . . 14 M.I.T. . . . . . 4 Maine . . . . 2 Colby ............. . . . 5 Suffolk U. ................ . 7 Bowdoin fdouble-headerl . . . . 1-3 Main fdouble-headerl . . . . . . 5-6 Colby Cdouble-headerl . . . . . . 3-4 Northeastern ........ . . . 0 Clark ....... . 7 Jim Sutherland struts home to score as John Lawler looks Opp. 3 5 5 5 7 3 1 3-2 2-8 3-6 4 2 OII. xwff ' as-M -1 ,jar A '..'Ill-if 4, -, . 5 1-4 -1-Q. -3. . ,. . '-...H 'gf-mm A - .h ,- ' ..'-'ifflff .Nf-19.-:L -., ,P P. Heyel, S. Hulsizer, E. Belden. L. Boston, Captain, E. Margulies, E. Silverberg, R. Wolf, J. Peabody. Manager. ARSITY CROSS COUNTRY HIGHLIGHTED BY WI OVER BOWDOI A record of two wins, one in a triangular meet, two places, and three last places does not indicate the calibre of this year's team. Competing against many of the larger schools, the boys frequently seemed to have their backs to the wall. How- ever, they did come out in front of Boston lfniversity and Brandeis Uni- versity in successive triangu-meets. This years top man was Eric Silverberff Together with teammates Larry Boston and Bill Dunham, a new record was set at Bowdoin s course. When Fall of next year rolls around, the team will not be depleted by graduation losses. A strong nucleus formed by proven veterans Ed Klar- gulies, Ed Belden. and Pete Heyel. gives Coach Slovenski a bright outlook for next season. Mi. Machine, Larry Boston, will be the only member of this DDL! year's team to is . 0 graduate. Co-captains Silverberg and Dunham take a leisurely run Ed Margulies begins a long jaunt uphill. through the snow. lf Mother could only see us now. Hey, Fellows, wouldn't skis be easier? 1 We -- -lla- - 1... is... in.. .. ., -W .fl z - ' J ',-: C- 5. , 4 0 no 1 1 :J f 'I . A I 1 . 1 I.. Mex 1- fl A. Wit, J. Schatz, R. George, P. Gove. Coach Hatch, R. Zering, D. Rowe, C. Lasher, P. King. T. Brown. Even in the winter, John? GOLF In the sometimes grim world of high pressure New England collegiate golf. the greatest obstacles are not the opposition, but the elements. Playing in adverse weather, the Bates linksmen did eke out some important wins. The sub-par season was highlighted by princely Doug Rowe, whose absence will be sorely felt in 1962. The amazing development of Captain- elect Bob Zering and Chuekles Lasher in- to tournament Stars towards the close of the 1961 season predicts a great club in 1962. Coach Hatch is so optimistic that for the first time in many years the golf team will journey to the New England tourna- ment. These brothers will give the Garnet gn boost this spring. a ' . rjstfjs. ' ' AN I , ' I rf 1 1 1 t -1? 'f Sw 5 ' -va 1 .inn . , .... .. 1 9' .VV . . 1. W- ' 1 4 -qu. - , -3,3 .... SN... , Pete Cove shows correct follow through. Andy blasts out of .1 tight spot. rw E i I I lf, M I iii .V fp, ' 'V'-0'-' 4 ' ' I ii ' W ,l T' S gi 1 . Iv, K I ..- , .4 V . . L., , . X xr. , -it vi L i ith, v T in rx, Ai ,N if . O zkfg? ' V' 'V I h Y 1 , V 1 dbg Q- 2.32. , Q Qi.. ' P, ., '. . A E T -a 555 . 4 ' S., ' -1 Q Q' t 1 .. iii? r ' 5 5 17112112 FIRST ROW: T. Scammell, J. Corey, P. Hayden. SECOND ROW: Coach Peck, J. Wilson, D. Kean, J. Wallach, R. Rowlands, Manager. t TENNIS SHOWS f, POTE TIAL it POWER 1 . STATE SERIES PLAY is 1 Last years team under the direction of Garnet coach Robert Peck, compiled a record of 5-5. This included wins over Colby, Babson, Clark. and two over Maine. Losses were to Colby, Brandeis, Tufts, S xx T E and two to Bowdoin. The team also show- l t ed up well in the State Series Tourna- ment, with two boys reaching the semi- .! finals. D Last year'S Captain, Bruce Kean, will be returning once again to lead a team which was left untouched by graduation. A Sophomore Jim lVallach and junior Jim . ' -- ' Corey will be the boys to watch when , ,, Spring comes around. Also, their well- 69 matched group of teammates should make ' ' fth. . Jim Wallaqh Slams One, this a team to be reckoned W1 Perry Hayden concentrates on a high one. 5 Captain Bruce Kean on his way to decision A little indoor prac- over Bowdoin, tice. Wallach and Corey team up in a doubles match. J.,--fr i if f-E5 l X33 MEN'S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL FIRST ROPV: R. Boyd, S. Solomon. SECOND ROW: H. Holden. A. Jenks. L. Nute, .-X. Francoeur. THIRD ROIV: C. Sweetzer. T. Cherot, Bart, T. Thomas. Webb Harrison appears to have things under control. I TRAMURAL SPGRT - I TEGRAL PART OF STUDE T LIFE Perhaps the II1OSt underrated part of the Bates College Athletic Prograln is Intramural Sports, but by no means is it unimportant. It offers to both student and faculty alike a chance to compete in sports ranging from vol- leyball to football. To those hindered by the strains of academic endeavor, it offers a chance to let yourself go. A good student is not one who achieves only high academic status, but one who attempts to become a well rounded individual. Intramural sports then. fomis a Paul Planchon hoops two. very intergral part of this preparation. lN1uch of the credit goes to the men pictured above, who keep our program going. Danny Ustick goes way up. reg-.vi I Action is fast and furious in intramural play! Don't anyone come near me -23 'S HX -x .QL A Q E ! E V . I ATT X Wir gil? l P 'ir-1 1' Qi n-EQ .ffm IVIIIHIT' our m'zzbc1'arzc0 lnzowf no bourzzlx. E S X SP HQNA' Xi' IK 3 ,. U 5 -Q I 5' I 11 V x n a iii :Z-25.35 -V ' H:-gsfssa -g ::f':af.. 'Lf 4s ' ' '-2 ,TL'.,. ' g r ---a7n:'u'u?uf.n:f'uQuZ'i Ei gg.,-I 4: -can-:Egg 4 4'-?f. z nina.. . .-A. L-':'L'..--:au-. ' - 9- ,k': ?'! - -- :.-r..:- ww- --2- '.s 4. lvl-I -lfilu-slits.-1-mg' A Q U-Q?-P-Blgginufis Lg , - '-:': '.: .T.:'3 '- u':..r5:. : - :. 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Erskine, S. Rarner, Miss Nell. Kestila, S. Hermann, J Warren, B. Tarr. PLAY DAY HOPEFULS ,J , td Qi Step together, step . 'E'- u . . If . 'V i . 1 . ff x rw. . ,LW - -, ' i' ' :g5-.495 ' 2 Q mx in I ' R 'li 5854! X .: -1 . 'sth ' I s 4 1 5' x it t-L 'tiff ' 1 ' Sq 3 , Knees bent! WAA tries again. Ready, aim Time in with the whistle. x ,ff . Z-.zz-',. I '.-- 41. 156- 2' . -Ld' -4 .Lv-4. , Y Rebounds! 1:5 THE CANDIDATES FIRST ROW: L. MCCabe. S. Curra. A. XVignall. S. Hermann. SECOND ROIV: V. Erskine. E. YVise. D. Peterson. RI. Lord. and the West. BETTY BATES WAA skit. Fashion from the East An appreciative audience. 3 V' Q 1 J x.l . r- 'Q' l....! 1 The candidates portray talent as well as skill. Through the years. That winning smile! ,TN V91 X BETTY BATES of 1962 . Betty Bates, old and new 127 Oh! That bathing-suit competition! QA QQHH O 1, PQ, 'Tlx .- Q -, ,-' J 'ft is 4 - 1 -. , A , . -. X Q ' Qi f Thr birth of our nzrmorim .. x. . 1- -,. YQA J W M. X h KFN1 . ' !h wAJ,' . .H . 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We will always obey the mighty sophomores. xl A The best way to join the Batesy social whirl. , I- 3 NFROSH X? fa Get your knee out of my back. HAZIN Ain't we sweet I'm so glad you could join us here tonight. 'N.-.- ,Ju . ' , , .,-.4.,J1i ..... Z2 pq-1 nl ,,,- ----- r 93 - T .4 7.1 1151 131 4' .,,.,,. 1 -1-1-1-'uv Do you or dOf1.t you 1' 'rx '-gvwj iv-v 1 7 'G F1 Wa- ' Ti vy MJ?-N fl. Q, J? i n , it . ' ff. fg- , 3 ip-',-. . 35 e f 5 H 170 Q .., U 1 A 4 5 .., , 0 .,.-f. .e 1 , ' il, ' l 5 fe' x J 1 I 1' s 4 'A' EW 4 T tr I i ' .. f' ' Y ' I' 1 ' ,, ' ef I iff if-eff - ' 4 BACK TO L XX .dc v '. I , x if -S ,X X L f QB X, VVhadda we eat. whadda we eat . . . 132 BATES f - i s V x',,lYV, ij.- 1 f' 1 if , .. ,,,,f-.,1,- ' - 1 .- ' hglwr. 'v,Tf ' -if I ' Half-time refreshment Autumn Leavesw They go wild, simply wild 133 iff Q 6.915 YYIIIL- YL! - -.mx Sadxe Hawkms callm Surprised? Oh' for those legs! Who's wearing the pants? xX Basil Rathbone and our own Dr. YN'right. CON CERT-LECTURE SERIES The dedication of the Carillon. f T , l 1. 'X I l QV' 14 I , - li l. La-I All the way from Augusta? Our Paul! She's now Queen Co. s V q G K2 Q 54 I I: 1? X Al, ir' 4 .ei ni , Wx xx, F I 1 C NN' ' 3' ' ' ' f x ll ' A- 'i X 's l li I ' ' ! , . A 1 i 1 CJ N- X , I, W' A . ,s :Q 4 ' In L 6, 1 if - ,fps M - 1, r v ,f fy' LJ ZA ,qi rl 1 ky ', A .- ...At f ' ' 1 f . :,L:.4f,il:L: AJ.. K i r,,..44'i ldiflff. l 4 L. ' LK SF., n ,f,'2ux'-gg-L-. ya I A we , ... - fm. z..-:few-a'K Arm- w ff - wars:-19:92 Q' 9.6.1 'o 'I - .- . . '-'Z'.'?.411'I'. 2i'n - asm L, V mm.. s WI TER ' Mcvatli ' Q V A I ,f . ai ffv HLLL-'-fig. . .,3 .- u v'v'r'f l f ',1'ff'x,-Lvififf 0 'zJv+.v1fCQ43'f'? aff lx ' D ,L-.r r , l 1 AJ. 4. X 4, Q ,L . x 'l P Y 1 ' 1' ' 1,1433 ' a W Un. K' I I I lf I 'tiff' ,gpg ,, .rl-5 wt 1 l 4 :Q .,. uw' .3.JQC,,- N. lf s 41' 54 V 0 , g . r ,, Y. v .gg 0'l f88 t ' ' Cold. Girls? Flappc-r Peg. The newest Collet-gc hot-dog. Batesy Bliss. '- 'Z -. if ,, fs sa ,f 'dk M 2 1, if l ' jun. 0 .,., ' .-vy., NN'. ' .f N s '44 4-,,,-' s- , X Hurry up. John! Save our school from sin CAR IVAL CENSORED! The dance starts in ten minutcs. Kids? Rockcttes on ice, f p ,- gl Kliss Lyn YVebber Miss Sally Marshall , . S. 4' ' Cul , 5 - + Q i 4 4 i l fb fu '-H w--me-.v.4-, Niiss Sara Ault Queen Miss Coralie Shaw '1 Miss Sally Bernard Miss Carol Smith 'D YJ Miss Carol Williams 'R ffm ,kr- K I if 'BM lift fi ' HX' DAY ODE Four half-decades in the past N, Hhen all was slime and bubbles is 'X No knife-cut words were heard like troubles X T! The first trauma, that was all. Wav back then when the clocls ticked, but not so fast, bl And cries were desperate. but onlv small. Four half-decades in the past When scribble in vivid color Not scrambled headlines on news-pulp pallor, But womb-like murals of seasons warrn fr: When toys were breathing and would alwavs last. And help-cries to mother would surelv calm the storm. Two half-decades in the past. The slime had dried from smoothest sking Fear had ordered fright and shown the danger of a pin. But the murals now were softer, The bigger world now seen from atop a higher rnastg The image-filled brain struggled to express the newborn feeling of alofter. Two half-decades in the past. Friends were best as long as sexles. Bfothers were meanies who didn't like a mei. Fathers vague calendars of weekends and evenings. XYav back then when rubber bodies found sleeping still a task. And sweaty limbs the only world-things seething. Five tempest-years in the past XYhen the world was moaning black. And pimple-sinned faces couldnt look back, XYhen the future was dav-long and broken. 139 The clock in chaos of slow ticks and fast. Then the tuttirrg notes from lifes cruel horn were only crudelv spoken. Five tempest-vears in the past. The crying had stretched to screeching: The pin had become a sin named sex. always creeping Among the falling leaves of pain. The manv-wired mind looking for ho: solder that would last And give sun-like meaning to the deep. black stain. And now the microscope of he Is cone-focused on our present grain As it through the hourgiaass slenderest lane. Our grain. with adequate foundation. And vet above it being pressed bv manv others filled with strife. Must now realize lifes great temptation. Lifes past is now our fertile soil Into which our bitter-sweet seeds must penetrate deeplv. Must nourish themselves. but nzingle their roots not meeklv XYith other potentials in vibrant communion. In realization that the garden B still filled with toil. But man as the highest stalk against the skv can never be pinioned. ' The seed is planted. After germination comes the upward surge f Higher than the might of wind and seas O ixfv. growl You rnrzstf XYe arrsiouslv await vour' leaves. frrkfifis M is Jgff' -:S 3'-,,- .J if '.'. A, ' I 1 ' -,',: ii 1' 1 3 'E 'lil' J 5 Z '4 I 5' , f f3-'f fl 5 f H A' I p U' . . Q 1 in Your guess is as good as mine! IVY WEEKEND Z1 ..., R xv! 'ff- ifbjfi N 'pw N HJ? ii 'og' use fr. 4' ', 'Q is ii V 3.4. The Prince Valiants An atmosphere for the future! No swimming in the pool! , .8 . .. 9 tv .V , . 4 7 2 l.k ' '- '- x ,. pq- - -g-... -. 9 ' Pl avi. A it I- 'l .15 A2 ,, , .ty--127 iff ' .--f- ,- 1 -. -.1 '- ' f' 4- - v J. - . V .4 ' 33 CA4. 4 NVQ' S, -A -gwa. G - 1 ds- .L , ., I ,f - IQ-A - n L F . ., .AI ':. g A on: 5 ' Banquet-by-the-sea. .I ' ii F, ., . N.. .12-xg ' Q 4 X A .ft gin T q, - v .. -- , A fy-. N, 1-D 4-4 S5?:',1. K. Q1 s . -0' ' I ' gl ' '55, ', t, . . sg' - Y. wtf' 1'-f':,f-' . - flux ' :ix P.. , K . 'r-'nf 1 Bachelofs fate. Sun, sand, and where's the surf? The pause that REALLY refreshes! K 1 - 1 Q -'L 3 .FQ- I, n .Eng ,L '- T' ,id '---if-I, X? X .32 3 ' item , .. , v ,V E -3 5-flu .- ' is od' -E' Ml I 1 - I You're gonna get it! REMEMBER WHE put- if And your measurements are . . .? GG 93 Here's to Bates 9 'rr . How are ya fixed for blades? And here's Loretta! 142 , ni .'a Same to you, fella! g ,JU 1'-P W N A gruesome twosome! Who turned off the lights? v35J,'5,v4 ,K V , ' 1 ,qu I .u I 'VTQQ D r' HAZE DAZE Caught me with my pants up! J . I! Q l X X 1 Q l I e H OH' with her head! A whole year? supply. 143 He's 6' 1 and.. L See, I don't need my mother! -i i't,y But I didn't go to dinner. And we can dance, too! z , 'ff' 4 Q51 .Ln 'H' 1.41. , A-,I R, -If! ' . -. N A ' f , gi 1 -' 1 ' fa ' , fblj,-A I 1 , ff. A1n't xt grand?! 144 Primrose Lane! A dislocated heart?? Sadies, all! -npslrvwi ,Q 'Cf' This is going to be fun! VN? J' Tequila!! This.is a lovely way to spend an evening. Where's Esther Williams? 145 gk, P X A U 9 . SL. ,,.'r- X 0-,,,.,.... Bring on the MEN!! ,X 'fl . .Qian-Z-.fzf I 4 113.444, The Great Pretender! My father was dominant. Goal 4 of the Bates Plan. If A gathering of the Clan. Coram was never like this. 9 K-- Black brmgs out the red m my ha1r And I can sma too' in W ' ,A Qi........--..-f---v- , V 3 So what else is there to do after 10 oclocka 1 V A I II I! - 'frW!E? sf 'Q It ll fx 1 :Q I o I ' 4 ' H Q I n XJ --af Are you a mouse or a man? 2 ' K Sanforized? Q ,Q ,N ::.1.:,..5,- V 2.1 ,w 3 S P e ol ,W- I Hollywood's waiting. Now Eloise . . . Where's the fire? 1 rf: ,pil The Blue Book says . . nn, 1, ,B ,.- .'f 95 DDQ? Y 0 148 Q The best is yet to come. Small, friendly . . . The all-around man! 45 , v ..Z4', - x,. ' V Wx- . 'X ,YIF .wi ', - 'Eel'-4' ii- , W, -Ai On top of the world. Guess what I've got? jg ii 7 QL What a group! The long and the short of it. ' , , ' s 'L gh x Q7 1' f I 'X . 5,1 l Y Q A. l 149 f, on n 1 el X 4 -4,3 R u iw Eff 1, if-g I' The benefits of a prosperous conmzzznity. l! VRK if-':'..-'-N s 'N 'E sg-,........ .sues N if 4 AWA , gmsg 3. 'wa 'L' 44? E f gffseggg ' E? I gig: :Q-FF' 'S' 2- -' ' ?Jll.lIlu'a15 ,eg L ' 'Z-'Q'-tl 5 '-i1.':figvTiP-e- 1 f 3 , - .1 ..- .-l'1:4i,-5, LJ y, f' - ' 'J' V 5- ' ' 4 ' 1 5' ' -- ,-- Cf gk' 5 f f X, -9 yo ' ' 'f',.- I. XQVA: ffijf-gff ! .l ff uid 'X ' X1 1 K -Z., fy' A ' ..:1,4. ,,,Q-'2'f- , '55 1 ff' ' l ' N I Q7 ,WH----f-rff' ' BEST WISHES TOTHE CLASSOFT962 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATIDN BATES COLLEGE 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 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962 a pleasant and lasting memory of your days at Bates. glw HARVARD STUDIO COPLEY SQUARE 669 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of JAKE AND ANDY'S DONUT SHOP To Class of 1962 144 Mill Street Lewiston, Maine 153 COMPLIMENTS OF THE VINCENT FRUIT TO THE CLASS OF T962 29 LINCOLN STREET LEWISTON HAHNIEIL BROTHERS COC. 42 MAIN STREET MAINE'S LEADING ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS Ii 1-91:52 I ,Q Qifi-5 as fa .gfffd bv 55:5 by dogfigfffw- li :AHL IH... I .. ' 1 E 2 -Il, fl' V315 e, ' - - fl-3... -i F ,3:3f ' 555153:-:-32: -'jg M Q L-:I - ,, , 1,-,aj 15 Vg , 'F Af'-'T-:E 55- W ,w'i.o2 Q vp - '1 59- In -:EV isa' ,,f, 5. ,, 't,.Pv'9, .'.g1-5 ft ,,gx:ge3g'5ffiv, ,Q WHA '.,- rr jf,-l'Yt4'NI iffifrw , Q Ng ' -' 'I Q - --.rx 513' if- ,.- , -A zz nv- LEWISTON, MAINE 154 H. P. CUMMINGS CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Established T879 Winthrop, Maine Ware, Massachusetts Woodsville, New Hampshire Builders of Athletic Buildings, Bates College T925 Coram Library Addition, Bates College T948 Hathorn Hall Alterations, Bates College I96l Building Carnegie Hall Addition, Bates College l96l PEPPERELL MANUFACTURING CO. FABRICS 2 PEPPERELL - The brand women believe in. PEPPERELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Lavvisrorsi, MAINE 1 NATICK, MASSACHUSETTS Founded 1651 17 Miles West of Boston Population 1940 14,000 Population 1960 28,800 An Old Town - New Ideas it's a good place to live or have your industry fvalick 704141 eampanq Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Natick's Oldest and Largest Commercial Bank DAIRY PRODUCTS SINCE 1846 Alwillc for Healtlw BE SURE IT'S HOOD EAT YOUR WESTERN STEER 512.- :LET - ff' , W It - - , - 1 PP! g , EJ- +4 - Q IN A WESTERN ATMOSPHERE g-, b shi 720 SABATTUS STREET 782-9327 .IOHN C. PAIGE CO. INSURANCE 477 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Boston 9 New York Los Angeles 9 Atlanta Compliments of Auburn Free Press GO0DWIN'S DAIRY SHOP PRINTERS of the Sandwiches and Ice Cream S T U D E N T Cpen Daily roroo AM. - 12:00 PM Phone 782-7961 Center Street Auburn, Maine 99 Main Street Auburn, Maine Best Wishes to the Class of '62 SEALTEST FOODS A. H. BENOIT 8 CO. 98 High Street LEWISTON MAINE Telephone 784-6991 Lewiston Maine 157 HP 691219 1-Inhhg 9111111112 Y 0' ra.: 3 I n V? if , it 2145 College Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments of LE .funsjsurnal '7clcplz one Building 2-ouz PLATENMAKl'R5 FOR 0V!'R SIXTY YEARS 1o4 PARK STREET LEw1sToN.MAiNs PECK'S DEPARTMENT STORE We cordially invite you to make Peck's your shopping headquarters. BATTER WH I PPED COUNTRY KITCHEN BREAD Best of Luck to the Class of '62 You'll Always Be On Time With A Watch EI.ARK'S DRUG STURE From Xxxmilhlff Drugs - Chemicals -- Biologicals xx' ff D D IUSOH A ld., 1 D 0 YOUR JEWELER 182 Lisbon Street Lewiston Maine 243 Main Street Lewiston, Maine Dance Music For All Occasions Uazzoffb Jlflufic Cysizfzfc Everything in Music Instruments and Accessories Band Instrument Repairing A Specialty Phone Dial 782-2545 CARROLL A. POULIN, Proprietor 52 Court Street Auburn, Maine Compliments To The CLASS OF 1962 ERNlE'S MARKET 7fze Zulttfafl James D. Callahan 8a Co., Inc Anthracite - COAL - Bituminous N I SURANCE Fuel - OIL - Range Happy Cooking Metered 31 Court Sheet Auburn Bottled Gas Service and Appliances Memorial Circle Augusta Telephone 734-5429 617 Congress Street Portland 5 College Street Lewiston, Maine SANlTONE - Cleaning Service Daily Call and Delivery Dial 784-7326 . -'s ' P, ' i-'F' mpg!! ll' . !qf'! INCORPORATED CLEANSERS an FURRIERS CLEANSERS 81 FURRIERS Seventy Years Continuous Service 71 Spring Street Auburn, Maine A. S. Cummings 2nd - BATES '38 Fogg's Leather Store QUALITY LUGGAGE TROPHIES PERSONAL LEATHER GOODS 123 Main Street Lewiston, Maine Custom Flooring Commercial Rubber, 1Inc Linoleum - Rubber Tile - Asphalt Tile Mohawk Carpets Ceramic - Plastic Wall Tile - Formica 179 Lincoln Street Lewiston, Maine Dial 784-5642 Stores In Principal Cities Main Plant and Executive Offices 140 Main Street Auburn, Maine I K CAMPBELL UPHOLSTERING Draperies and Window Shades 33 - 37 Sabattus Street Lewiston, Maine Telephone 782-6301 Compliments of BOSTON SHOE STORE 90 Lisbon Street Lewiston Maine Compliments of GRANT Sz GRANT 5 - Caterers - fJ..wr ' SINCE 1878 Ladies' Apparel - Furs - Sportswear 81 College Street Lewiston, Maine 29 Ash Street Lewiston D101 733-2226 Marcntte Music Ki Furniture Cu. Congratulations - CLASS OF 1962 Inc. 7 A 128 - 130 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine 248 Lisbon Street' Lewiston, Maine J. Louis Vincent Gerald R. Leblanc Dial 784-4341 ANDERSON S BRIGGS Surgical 81 Medical Supplies Corner Court and Main Streets Auburn, Maine - Stationers - School Supplies Kodaks 8. Photographic Supplies Hall Decorations Digi 782-9861 49 Lisbon Street Lewiston IN APPRECIATION FOR YOUR PATRONAGE U55 QZEHMTOOCE BG. E1 Assorted Pastries BIRTHDAY CAKES . PARTY CAKES IO Park Street Telephone 782-255l Mrs. F. L. Peterson, Proprietor Sterling by Towle, Gorham, Lunt, Wallace, and Reed-Barton Prize Cups - Clocks - Billfolcls EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING EMM ef Jeweuaes U M since is-ss . 50 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments To The CLASS OF 1962 lVIonier's Texaco Station Corner of Main and Russell Streets Lewiston, Maine Gene's Corner Store Open Daily 8:30 ANI. - I2 P.M, Our Home Flavor Fresh Ice Cream 65 College Street Lewiston, Maine IIIBIIITIRIIQDIINII HAIR STYLIST For Women Who Care 'I37 College Street Lewiston, Maine Telephone 782-9631 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T962 Iiovlievis Vavielq Slorfe 203 College Street Lewiston Texaco Havoline Gasoline Motor Oil IIMMY'S Route 100 - Auburn, Maine JlMMY'S DINER FoR FINE Fooos ichols TEA IQOOIVI limi ,gli-. 4 2: 162 Lisbon Street Lewiston Suppliers of Athletic Equipment To Schools and Individuals Gee Si Bee Sporting Goods Co. Dial 784-4933 58 Court Street Auburn, Maine NORM BOOTHBY JIM BOUCI-ILES Largest Selection of Sporting Goods In Central Maine BAUER HARDWARE CO. Sporting Goods Dept.-2nd Floor 239 Main Street Lewiston, Maine PACKARD'S PHARMACY A RELIABLE DRUG STORE 68 Court Street Auburn, Maine BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 L. 8: M. OIL CO. Distributors of Chevron Gasoline RANGE 81 FUEL OILS Dial 782-7931 134 Minot Avenue Auburn, Maine :IILDlIIEIINIIl1BllIE92AxIILXIUHlD ILVIIIIDGSIIEIIEBHLO Dial 782-0231 Auburn Maine Compliments of Benson 5 AWLLZZZUCIVZ 60. o WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 0 VENDING DIVISION 1531 Lisbon St. Lewiston MGIDB '7win 61344 inc. 0 COMMERCIAL PRINTING 0 LITHOGRAPI-IERS 15 Park Street Lewiston, Maine Telephone 784-7306 RAY SHORTILIL Office Supplies and Equipment Service, Quality, Savings Lewiston Dial 782-2748 Maine Compliments to the Class of '62 WIEBILQQML 72 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments To The CLASS OF 1962 QUALITY MARKET 145 College Street Lewiston Compliments of Compliments of REID 81 HUGHES auncleris lovisl DEPARTMENT STQRE NQRQ 95 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine 578 Main 53,-eef Lewisfon Courtesy 0 Quality 0 Service 5am'Jg ORIGINAL ITALIAN SANDWICH DELICIOUS PIZZA PIES You've Tried the Rest-Now Try the Best 268 Main Street Dial 782-9145 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Self-Service Laundry 44 Bates Street Lewiston, Maine Telephone 782-5464 Whil- - llaz RESTAURANT ' OPEN DAILY ' lbertl uneval Sevvice From 6:30 a.m. to l0:00 p.m. Compliments of Phil and Mary Ouellette, Proprietors Route 202, Portland Road Auburn, Maine Cocktails and Fine Foods Served Digl 782-7201 Dining Room Service Banquet Room Available for Private Parties 2 Howe Street Lewiston U. S. LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANING If you care for the best, it's us. ' Patented Medicines ' Luncheonette Cosmetics ' Perfumes ' Toilet Water - From All Over The World - OFFICE 8. PLANT STORES 68 Lisbon St. Lewiston 89 Blrcll Sl' 52 SABATTU5 ST Lewiston, Me. Lewigfgnl Me, Dial 783-8292 lfW'5T0N RELIABLE oIL s. HEATING SUPPLY co. HARDWARE - PLUMBING - ELECTRIC co. T525 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Dial 784-4083 75 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Tel. 782-6701 - 783-2631 MAURICE MUSIC MART 188 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Maine A 8 W Tel. 784-8571 925 Sabattus St. Everything Musical U49 Lisbon ROCK! Lewiston, Maine l 164 Tel. CApital 7-9411 COm,,',,re,,S cg I 4 III I Dale CSI Bailey, Inc. Established 1868 M E A T S 19 - 24 New Faneuil Hall Market 731111 Eloose Qzill F Fern E. LaRotchelle, Proprietor Boston 9, Massachusetts 69 Sabattus Street Lewiston Call Lewiston, Maine Free T.V. STate 3-2277 Individual Thermostats For Reservations and Telephones in Every Room HOLIDAY MOTEL 2 miles from Lewiston's Business District One mile from Turnpike Entrance Mr. 81 Mrs. Dominique Poulin - Owners Lisbon Rd., Route 196 Two miles south of Lewiston - Exit 13 on Route 196 - Lisbon Ro-ad Lewiston, Maine Telephones and T.V. in every room Coffee Shop AAA Recommended 27 Units J. A. Jacques Phones: 783-2131 - 783-5761 Compliments to the Class of 1962 GOULE1 S SHELL STATION STECKINO'S New England's finest in Dining The Starlight Room 701 M ' ' ' . . . cm Street Lewiston' Meme 106-110 Middle Street Lewiston, Maine Showers and Bath Wall to Wall Carpeting Compliments of Free TV Hot Water Heat Individual Thermostat TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION 356 Sobattus Street Lewiston, Maine MAINE MOTEL AND CABINS Mr. and Mrs. Dominic J. Poulin 1101 Main Street Rt. 202, Lewiston-Augusta Highway Lewiston, Maine For Reservations Dial 784-7925 165 JEWELER INC. we Members American Gem Society National Bridal Service 83 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Fine Watch Repairing o elEQlJEiL,lEEt 23 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine WYLER Best Protected Watch Under The Sun I7 Jewels - 324.95 and up. Certified Watchmaker Horblogical Institute of America Say it with Flowers' From 502 01 3 245 Center Street Auburn, Maine Compliments of MALO CLEANERS For old times sake I5 Chesnut Street Auburn, Maine Compliments of PROGRESSIVE BAKERY Bakers of French Bread, Italian Bread, Rye Bread and Assorted Rolls. 8 South Main Street Lewiston, Maine Compliments ot IIISID IIPOGIEACIIT IIDIIEBIINII Chase Hall Bates College Compliments of AUBURN-LEWISTON AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Lewiston-Auburn Maine Compliments of The American Institute of Architects Compliments of SMITTY'S BARBER SHOP Easy to findg One block up Campus Avenue from J. B., then right down one block from Golder Street. Lewiston Maine College Pharmacy, Inc. PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY FILLED! You Rely on Your Doctor - Rely on Us 143 College Street Lewiston, Maine Telephone 782-3771 I DULAC' Sz SONS PLUMBING 81 HEATING HARDWARE DEALERS 347-351 Lisbon Street Dial 783-1141 TELEPHONE 2-1 132 LOUIS CARON CQNAQEEIE CINDER BLOCKS 270 RIVERSIDE DRIVE AUBURN, MAIN E CKE! IEE 1 TREE EXPERT CU., INC. Living Trees Need Regular Care RELIABLE SERVICE BY TRAINED TREE SURGEONS SINCE 1929 v-V49 . SIT - oqp Special Diagnosis-Pruning gV'dDAR4'9n Qi' Q Feeding-Spraying 'Si tg' vwsoclpgxge Surgery-Tree Moving T 25 GRAY ROAD - PORTLAND, MAINE PHONE SP 4-5733 Q-e'21- - - exp Compliments of Your CAMPUS STORE Bates CoIIege Boolc Store Books 0 Supplies 0 Novelties NATHANIEL AIKINS-AFFUL The Zip . . . Beautiful . . . Give me all the dope. Live it up! I can't beliez'e that. Jordan Ramsdell 45 Soccer 35 Intramural Sports 3. BRUCE G. .ALEXANDER I want to be a floorwalker in a telephone booth. Remember, this is Be Kind To Proc- tor lVeek. Well, ojhand. Proctor 45 C. A. Cabinet 1,2,3,4, Treas. 25 YVRJR 3.45 History Club 4. Pres. 4: Cam- pus Relations Board 2,3.4. Chairman 4: Win- ter Track 1,25 Spring Track 1: Intramural Sports 1,2.3,4. JOHN D. ALLEN What are you, some kind of a nut? Come on Rich, just one game. But Rich, she really is married. Proctor 3.4: Hickories 1.2.3.-1-5 Soccer 1523.41 W'inter Track 15 Golf 15 Intramural Sports 1,2,3.4. NORBERT J. ALLEN East Beach and Summer Place. I'm going out the window for some kool-aid. Plenty good. Den Rat. Psychology Club 3,45 Baseball 25 Intramural Sports 1,2.3,4. SUSAN ARMSTRONG Is all the mail out yet? Watasheewah, an- atao, anishee mash.' Snusan. Pros't. Work much? Hey, Dine . . . Choral Society 1.2: Chapel Choir 1,25 Secre- tarial Ass't. 3,4, SARA YV. AULT Angel-Face. Ed. Ault. Don't go home yet, Robi-i-n. Bryll Creme. Lemon Sisters 3. Fm going to pinch you.' Proctor 3: French Club 1.2: Phi Sigma Iota 3,4, Pres. 45 Robinson Players 3.45 W.A.A. Sports 1,2,3,45 W.A.A. 45 Cultural Heri- tage Ass't. 4: Class Treasurer 3.4. JOHANNA B. BABIARZ NOW in Europe . . . Why don't you shorten that skirt? KISS! It only cost S50. All the good guys will be gone. W.A.A. Sports 4. C. EDVVARD BAILEY Off-Campus Men 2.3.41 Jordan Ramsdell 2.3.43 Physics Ass't. 3.4: Dean's List 1.2.3. SUSAN E. BATES Sue. Soozie. Yogi. Isn't that Doc's Bus? Loonie Bin. What a Hunk. But Cinder .... ' Gotta go see Beck-y. Stu-G 3.4. Treas. 4: Proctor 3: Concert Band 1,2.3,45 Robinson Players Usher 35 Psychol- ogy Club 3,45 Psychology Ass't. 4. ERNEST K. S. BEER Ern. No Sherm . . . I don't want to go to Church. Mahl:eit . . . Clijj! Keep them liberals in. Political Union 3.4: Gould Political Affairs 2.3.45 Young Democrats 3.4: History Club 2.3.4. KARLENE A. BELCHER Kay. Dear john. Psychiatrists get S25 an hour for this! I do not have skinny feet. I mean . . . It's naptime. Proctor 3: Outing Club Board 4: Outing Club Council l.2.3.'l'2 Jordan Ramsdell 4: Campus Relations Board 4. SARA A. BERNARD Sally. Hey Carol. I dorft get it.' e-you, Hi dear. But I lore gingeralef Our room looks lived in. STUDENT 3.45 Robinson Players 253.41 Hickories 3.4: W'.A.A. Sports l.2,3.4: Cheer- leader 2.3.4. BIARIANNE BICKFORD Bicky. I'z'e got to run to the Theater. Gee, I just chewed out another Freshman. Hope Kim isn't late this time. Robinson Players01.2.3.4: Robinson Players Executive Board 3.4. Vice Pres. 4: YYRJR l.2.3,45 Speech Ass't 3,-1. REBECCA T. BISHOP Are you kidding me?.' Third floor Whit. Yes, I do know that ether is flammable. But Quakers don,t wear black.' Concert Band 15 Lawrence Chemical Society 3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Chemistry Asslt 45 Dean's List 1.2. DIANA E. BLOMQUIST Dee. Blomey. Bettle brain. You know I even talk to myself inside. Ski slippers and sewer pipes .... The Son. STUDENT 1.2.3.4. Feature Editor 3. blan- aging Editor 45 W.A.A. Sports 15 SEA 4. CLAIRE BOLDUC Claire Bear. At Loi-ston High . . . I speak standard french . . . Charades . . . I am going to study! Off-Campus Vtlomen 1.2.3.-1-, Pres. 2: Varsity Debating 25 W.A.A. Sports 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,2,3.4, Vice-Pres. 45 Spanish Club 2.4. BARBARA R. BONNEY I've got a meeting then. It's just busy work. Denich. Got a letter from Snookey pooh! He's a sweetie.' Stu-G 3: Proctor 3: STUDENT 2.3.4, News Editor 3, Assit Editor-in-Chief 45 Social Sci- Enges Ass't 35 History Ass't 45 Dean's List DAVID O. BOONE Boona. Tourse, what do you think, give her the whole 5 points? Essentially a Stoic. Shootin bad. That's good looking out. Proctor 2.3: Class Vice-Pres. 1.2.3.4: Football 1.2.3.4: VVinter Track l.2.3.4. CO-Captain 4: Spring Track 1.2,3,4. Co-Captain 4. LARRY T. BOSTON Off-Campus Men 1.2.3.4: Lawrence Chem- ical Society 2.3.45 l'Vinter Track 1.2.3.-1: Co- Captain 4: Cross Country 1.2.3.-1. Captain 4. E. ANN BOWMAN Bari. Bryll Creme. Lemon Sisters 3. Tough Darts. Don't call me that! Oh, Willis.' Concert Bank 1: lNIarching Band l: MIR- ROR 45 Phi Sigma Iota 4: SEA 4. NORTON BRADLEY Nort. OH to the lab. Cliffs Room Den Time. Linis coming up. Lu-Lu-Lucien. Young Republicans 3.4: Outing Club Board 4: Outing Club Council 3.4: Football 1.2, Manager 1.25 Winter Track 1.2.3. Manager 1.2.35 Spring Track 1.2.3. lNIanager 1.2.35 Cross Country 3, Manager 35 Intramurals 1.2.3. 9 GAIL I. BRANN Mujfn. This is true! ,I and G. Lab I,2,3,4,' Belle, blood, blood! Smurd l,2,3. Long Dis- tance calling! Young Republicans 354: Jordan Ramsdell 4: Psychology Club 4. JAMES BROCKELMAN STUDENT 4: French Club 1.25 Gould Po- litical Affairs 2,35 Intramural Sports 1.2.3,4. PAUL L. BURNHAM Bunyan. I dun know. Well but . . . Anne and I. I got a buddy . . . Outlaws, Inc. My first freshman year . . . Outing Club Board 2.3.41 Outing Club Council 1.2.3.45 History Club 3.4. LINDA A. CANNIZZO Toni. Skweege. Amoeba. That drives me bananas! What gets me is . . . It itches me. The Father. 168 Choral Society 1: Chapel Choir 1,2,3,45 hlerrimanders 1.2,3.4. RICHARD E. CARLSON Concert Band 35 Publishing .Association 3.4, Vice-Pres. 45 Political Union 1,2,3,45 Gould Political Affairs 1.2,3.4. Vice-Pres. 2. Treas. 35 Robinson Players 152.3545 Robinson Play- ers Executive Board 2.3, Vice-Pres. 35 C. A. Cabinet 2.3,4: Art Association 4: History Club 1.2.3.4: Religion Ass't 3.4: Debate Council 1.2.3,45 Cope 3.4. JANICE V. CARROLL lannie. Have you met Chollee? My Cricket didn't come today. Student. But he won't give me his sweater. Proctor 35 History Club 2.3.45 SEA 3,4. SALLY CARROLL Guess what, I'z'e got three papers to write for tomorrow. B. Q.'s my Boss! It's shorthand time. Chez Chase. GARNET 3.4. Editor 4: STUDENT 35 MIRROR 3: Young Republicans 35 Robin- son Players 3: Dean's List 2. THORNTON E. CHEROT Tony. T. C. Tee I got to psyche her up. lllember of the Key Club. I'm going to pull a sneak. Proctor 3,45 Jordan Ramsdell 3.45 Physics Ass't 3.4: Dean's List 3 lvIen's Intramural Council 3,45 Winter Track 1,25 Spring Track 1.2: Intramurals 1.2,3,4. DIANNE C. CHMIELEWICZ Di. You kids are always picking on me. I have a theory about . . . Milliken Hi. Coca Cola Kid. STUDENT 2: WRJR 3: SEA 2. GILBERT CLAPPERTON, JR. Robinson Players 1,25 Off-Campus Men 2.3.4. Sec'ty-Treas. 3. Vice-Pres. 4: Psychol- ogy Club 4, Executive Committee 45 Psy- chology Ass't 4. MARGUERITE MAY CLARK Mother Meg. There's always Bowdoin. And so I went to Denmark. Naptime. I've got a problem. Cultch Major. Robinson Players 1,2,45 VVRJR 254. MARY E. COBB Sandy, did you get the second one? Gruj. Milliken I-Ii . . . Coca Cola Kid. SEA 2.3,4. LAWRENCE S. COHN Are you up for a song in lab today? Coming up again - I can't keep her away. Proctor 3,45 Jordan Ramsdell 3,45 Tennis 15 Intramural Sports 2. JOHN THOMAS CONLEE I. C. That reminds me of a story. From a conservative point of view . . . 119. Young Republicans 35 C.A. Cabinet 3.4. Pres. 4: VVRJR 1,2,3,4: Philosophy Club 3.4: Dean's List 3: Intramural Sports l,2,3.4. LYNN CROSHAW What an aardvark. Snake charmer. Gotta get my passport. Batesy?? You guys getten up? Marching Band 1: Jordan Ramsdell 1: BiofChem. Ass't 45 Dean's List 3. BARBARA CROWELL Barb. I'm so ripped! No,.I'm not ticklish. What am I going to wear? Polish your own sneakers! Proctor 3: Spanish Club 2.3.4. Secretary- Treasurer 3, Pres. 45 Phi Sigma Iota 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Language Ass't 4. MARY JEAN CUSHMAN jean. Cushl' jean-ins. What did you say? HUH.' What do you mean? 3rd Smurd. Concert Band 1,2,3,4: Marching Band 1,2,3,4: W.A.A. Sports 2,3,4: History Club 2,3,4: SEA 4: Dean's List 2.3. THOMAS B. DAY, JR. Tome. The happy math man . . . I under- stand, there is a sale on aspirin this week . . . I love cold tests. Choral Society l.2.3,4: SEA 1.2,3.4. LAWRENCE A. DEERY Lumber anyone? I'm ripped. Goldy-dis and Goldy-dat. Doesn't our room look neat! I'in up. MIRROR 4: German Club 2: Young Re- publicans 3,4: Robinson Players 1.2: Intra- mural Sports l.2,3.4. RICHARD H. DELMONICO Dick. Wop. Stan. what should I do? That's nice. Hi Loser. Hello, Stan, I'm at a Howard 1ohnson's. Concert Band 2: Choral Society 2: Chase Ililall Dance Committee 3: Jordan Ramsdell ADRIENNE P. DODDS Rookie. Adie. Wake me up in half an hour.' Pete, stop teasing me! Lots of people chew their jello! Stu-G 3.4: Proctor 3: Political Union 2.3.4: Cheerleaders 2.3.4, Captain 4: Government Ass't 4: Dean's List 2. PRISCILLA S. DOSCHER Scottie. Hey jannie. D. P. 2.3.4. Our gold- fish is pregnant! I'm in a bind! Yes-s-s-s. I love roses. DKA. Stu-G 3: Proctor 3: MIRROR 3.4: Robin- son Players 2,3: W.A.A. Sports 1,2,3: Secretarial Ass't 2. L. WILLIAM DOTCHIN Hickories l.2.3.4: Off-Campus Nfen 4: Jor- dan Ramsdell 3,4: Physics Ass't 3,4: Cross Country 1. SANDRA M. DOUBLEDAY Sandy. Ma-a-ry did you get the third one? Milliken Hi. Br-i-dge? Mighty mouse. Yahoo! Proctor 3,4-: W.A.A. Sports 3,4. MARIAN E. DREW Ray's calling on Sunday at ten. Hey Room, come on down to the rec .... It's only ten hours from Delaztrare! Opps! GARNET 4: MIRROR 4: Robinson Players 3,4-: WRJR 2.3.4: Dean's List 2: SEA 2.3. JOAN M. DUARTE Mitchell House quad. If I had a brain I'd be dangerous. I'll set the alarm, you turn it of. What do you mean? C. A. Cabinet 3: WVRJR 4: Psychology Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4. MARY ELLEN DUBE john. Is that a folding paper box? When I played the French horn . . . The minutes of the last rrzeeting . . . Proctor 3: Concert Band 1.2: Marching Band 1: Young Republicans 3: C. A. Cabinet 4. Secretary 4: Philosophy Club 3,-4: Economics Ass't 4: Dean's List 3. C. DIANE EGGLETON Diny. Hey Sue, :cake me up in hfteen min- utes. Rob Players. Sally and Carol, yes they,re twins. What pufball? DKA Robinson Players 1.2.3: Jordan Ramsdell 4. JOANNE B. EKWURTZEL jo. Squwurtzel. Skinny Minnie the red- headed cellist. Pa-perbag. It's GREEN! The Holy Ghost. W.A.A. Sports 1,2: Jordan Ramsdell 4. JAINIES S. EVANS Well, on the one hand. we have a hor- rendously dificult problem here. but on the other hand there are four fingers and a thumb. Robinson Players 1,2.3.4: Robinson Players Executive Board 2.3.4. Pres. 4: Lawrence Chemical 3.4, Pres. 4: Chemistry Ass't 2.3: Dean's List 1.2.3.4. RICHARD L. EVANS Rich. Hey Boo Boo, either read or play bridge. Fm golden. I can't believe it . . . not a Batesy couple. STUDENT 3.4. Advertising Manager. Busi- ness Manager 4: Economics Ass't 4: Basket- ball 3. Manager 3: Tennis 1.2. Blanager 2: Intramural Sports 1,2,3.4. PETER R. FISK Wien. Crank it Normie!! She's the one with the skinny legs. Two Coat'-hands Medium - to szt. Basketball 2.3.4. Captain 4. HANNELORE L. FLESSA Hanna. Continental Men. Oh Una! Another Monday. I'm not getting involved in anything this year. French Club 1.2.4: Phi Sigma Iota 4: Robin- son Players 1.2.4: Robinson Players Executive Board 2: French Ass't 4: Dean's List 1.2. JOHNNIE E. FOLLETT john. Hey Nort, shut that zcindozc. lVake me up in ten minutes. Bad phone bill this month. Back in Vermont. we . . . Proctor 3.4: MIRROR 3.4. Business Man- ager 4: Political Union 2.3.4: Gould Political Affairs 2.3.4: Young Republicans 2.3. Vice- Pres. 2.3: Outing Club Board 4: Outing Club Council 1.2.3.-1, Vice-Pres. 4: Hickories 1.2,3, Director 3: Barristers 4: Campus Rela- tions Board 4. Chairman 4: Economics Ass't 3.4. UNA V. FOSDICK Jordan Ramsdell 3.4: History Club 4. SARAH P. FOSTER Here I am. Next' Hamp.shire's the best state in the world. Today zceire going to survey the Puddle. Good grief! Concert Band l,2,3,4: lylarching Band 1.2.3. 4: Choral Society 3.4: YV.A.A. Sports 1.2.3. 4: Jordan Ramsdell 3,4: Music Ass't 4: Dean's List 2,3. SHARON K. FOWLER I need a chiropractor. Indiana here I come. l1'ill the sands ever shift? What are you, some kind of nut? Stu-G 3.4: Proctor 3.4: Outing Club Council 1.2: W.A.A. Sports 1.2.3.4: Ivy Dance Com- mittee 3: Class Treasurer 1.2: Class Secretary 3.4: Dean's List 2. SARAH E. FRANKLIN Yahoo! True Lore. l'ou're right you fox. Haze to start writing my term paper for to- morrow. Gould Political Affairs 2: W.A.A. Sports 1,2.3: English Ass't 3: Dean's List 1.2.3. GERALD E. GALIETTA ferry. I need help. Azcright! This is true. l'Vhat, another explosion! Hey Hasky. just taking a short lab break. Proctor 3: STUDENT 1.2: Jordan Ramsdell 3.4. Vice-Pres. 4: Dean's List 3: Tennis 1. Manager 1. STEPHEN P. GELLER Dean's List 2. ROBERT M. GIBBONS Gib. You big dummy. Took much pipe. Don't fudge. Have a cigar. Alexander Gra- ham Bell I,2,3,4. 169 Proctor 4: Jordan Ramsdell 2.3.4: Football l.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2: Intramurals 1.2.3.4. STEPHEN D. GILBERT Choral Society 1: Deansrnen 12.3.41 Chapel Choir 1: Off-Campus Men 4: Philosophy Club 3.4: Intramurals 1. JULIE GILLISPIE All I :cant is a big blank . . . CARROLL R. GOODLATTE Goodlattie. They'll adjust! Guess I'll go to bed nozt' and get up early. ll'ho :rants to go canoeing? French Club 1.2.3.4: Phi Sigma Iota 1.2.3.-1: Outing Club Board 4: Outing Club Council 3.4: YY.A.A. Sports 1.2.3,4. PETER S. GOYE Time to pad it azthile. li'ho's gonna play bridge? The ll'ilk did it again. ll'herz am I gonna get my math done? Golf l.2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. PETER L. GREEN A student of Merritt. Salmon Falls Bates Club. Oley Trayzuasher. Letfs dump on Flash. Two Cozchands Rare-to sit. GARNET 4: SEA 3.4: Dean's List 3: Bas- ketball lz Intramurals 1.2.3.4. PAULA GRUNDBURG Grundy. Let's zchip! Special Student. Che: Chase. Tivo courses first Kand lastj semester. To and From - den to commons. Proctor 3: KIIRROR 3: 1N'.A.A. Sports 2.3: History Club 2.3.4: SEA 3. STANLEY R. HAMILTON Stan. Hammer. Letfs go to Sanford! Dick. you'z'e got to be nice to people. The tzcister. l1'ell, I had unlimiteds. and Chase Hall Dance Committee 3: Off-Campus Men 4: SEA 3.4: Psychology Club 3: Foot- ball Manager 1.2: Winter Track Manager 1.2: Spring Track Manager 1. ERIKA J, HANLOSER Rickey. Lab Rat. Peter is my consulting chemist. It's those .Uethyl groups. ez-ery time! STUDENT 3.4: 1V.A.A. Sports 1.2: Lawr- ence Chemical 3.4: Vice-Pres. 4: Chemistry Ass't 2.3.4: Dean's List 1.2.3. SYLVIA R. HARLOW Slizz I am a mature zeoman. Pony tail. saddle shoes, and smile. S..?.?? Hefs no great shakes intellectually. but . . . Student Government 3: Proctor 3: YV.A.A. Sports 1.2.3.-4: YN'.A.A. Secretary 2: Jordan Ramsdell 2.3.4: Physics Ass't 2.3. RACHEL E. HARPER Rae. Too much. I'm in like. Third Smurd. I'm not a tozcnee. .Y.Y.C. MIRROR 4. Editor-in-chief 4: H'.A.A. Sports 1.2.3.4: English Ass't 2.3: Dcan's List. 1.2.3: French Club 1.2: Spanish Club 3. LINDA A. HARRIS Anne. Oops! Paul and I. Do you knort' host' much gas it takes to fill I1 Pontiac? Room- mate.' No I'm not engaged. Gould Political Affairs 2.3.4: Robinson Play- ers 1.2.32 IYRJR 1: IVA A. Sports 3.4: His- tory Clnb 2.3.4: Deans List 2.3. ORSON S. HATI-IAIYAY. JR. S:t'ifty. I thirzk I hare a headache. IS-25' Only 3 intercepted passes this :week - not bad. Barristers 1.2: History Club 1.2: Psychology Club 3.4: Football l.2.3.'l'i Baseball 1.2.3.-41 Intramurals 1.2.3.4. WILLIAM F. HAWKSWORTH The Hawk. Hey Charlie, let's hit the flicks. Cumberland 1.2.3. My boy Egan. They can't lose. 4th floor Roger Bill. History Club 4: Intramurals l.2,3.4. EDIVARD W. HEBB Hebber Cribbage anyone? Cumberland 1.2.3.-1: Laseee. Got to hit the church. Hey Hawks. get me up for my eight. Barristers 4: History Club 4: Men's Intra- mural Council 3.4: JV Basketball 1.2: JV Baseball 1.2: Intramurals 1.2.3.4. HARRY K. HOLDEN Moseley Unbelievable. Fab sweaters. In re- gard, Mrs. Carter . . . Hi Teen Queen. They all went to the seashore. Jordan Ramsdell 4: Biology Ass't 2: Men's Intramural Council 4: Baseball 1: Intra- murals 1.2.3.4. PATRICIA HJ HOLDERITH Pat. There's Boo now! Donlt ask me. Chickie! Lemon Sisters 3. Bryll Creme. French Club 2: COPE 3.4: English Ass't 3.4: Dean's List 1.2.3. JUDITH A. HOLLENBACH Yahoo! True Love. Will you reset the alarm? I'm cutting my eight o'clock. Oh, I hate out- side reading. Choral Society 1.2.42 GARNET 4: W.A.A. Sports 1.2: Art .Association 3.4: History Club 1.2.3.4: History Asslt 3.4: Dean's List 1.2.3: COPE 4. MARCIA H. HOLT Oh boy, it's snowing! Quote - unquote. Rob Player's movie tonight. Wake me up in fifteen minutes. Choral Society 1: Chapel Choir 1.2: Robin- son Players Executive Board 3: VV.A.A. Sports 3.4: SEA 3.4. CYNTHIA HUNT Cindy. Chyncia Hund. Chunt. Laonie Ben. HI Ho. Back to Florence! I won't shut up! What will I do? Concert Band 1.3.-4: French Club 1.2.3.4: Secretary-Treasurer 3: President 4: Phi Sig- ma Iota 3.4: French Ass't 3.4. BRENDA J. HUSTON Bren. Guess what. roommate? Trackmeets and Twistin.' Lemon Sisters 3. Bryll Creme. Lawrence Chemical Society 3.4: Dean's List 1. PETER C. HUYCKE French Club 1: Off-Campus Men 3.4: Ten- nis 1.2. FLEURANGE JACQUES Aly biggest hobby is working on my thesis. Be patient, Mr. Annett, we'll make it yet.' REID JAMES Youill never get out of the world alive. The Louvin Bros. and Barry Goldwater. Ya Big Dummy. STUDENT 2: Jordan Ramsdell 3.4: Biology Ass't 2.3.41 Winter Track 1.2.3.4: Spring Track 1.2,3.4: Cross Country 1.2. DAVID C. JANKE janks. This semester we've got to study. Def- initely nubby. Hey Krame. you know who's been lookin' wonderful lately? MIRROR 4: Winter Track 1.2.3.4: Spring Track 1.2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.-4: Cross Country l. ARTHUR E. JENKS Artie. Bobby Bates. I5-2. That's an animal trap, Lyn. But we d0n't have to take lab again. Stu-C 4: Proctor 3.4: MIRROR 3.4: Young Republicans 3: Barristers 1.2,3.4: History Club 1.2.3.4: Men's Intramural Council 3.4: Soccer 2,3.4: Basketball 1: Baseball 1.2: In- tramurals 1.2.3.4. ' LANCE S. JILLSON Hickories 1.2.3.4: Off-Campus Lien 4: Psy- chology Club 3.4: COPE 3.4: Psychology Ass't 4. J. VAN der VEER JUDD Van, Stride? 3'4 Why? No, I'm not a physics major. History Club 2: Basketball 2. Manager 2: Spring Track 2. Manager 2. CYNTHIA A. KALBER Cindy, Girls' state, SEFA. and those Peter- borough conventions. The farm. Don't worry, I can fix it. Punt. Young Republicans 4: W.A.A. Sports 1.2.3.4: XV.A.A. 1: S.E.A. 1.2.3,4. Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. D. BRUCE KEAN Beadle. I can't aplord it. I got a brain tumor. What's the bid? Ten bucks for a haircut. Jordan Ramsdell 3.4: Tennis 1.2.3.4. Capt. 3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4. .IOHN F. KENNETT Uncle john. If youire at the top of the list tonight you get the licorice, otherwise kid, you get only the lemon. STUDENT 1.2.3.4: Gould Political Affairs 1.2.3.4: Young Republicans 4: History Club 1.2.3.4: Dean's List 3. CLIFFORD J. KENT Cliff. Naturally it's German. isn't it? Mad cuj links? OH course! Gotta have a cig- arette! Concert Band 1.2: Marching Band 1.2: Ger- man Club 2.3.4. Pres. 3.4: S.E.A. 3: German Ass't 2.3.41 Dean's List 3. CARL B. KETCHUM Ketch. The Profs Place 3,4. Wulf. are we having a party this weekend? That's only ten guests lots of room on the floor! Outing Club Board 2.4. Pres. 4: Outing Club Council 1.2.3.4: Physics Ass't 3,4. DAVID K. KRAMER Krarne. My nose is not hooked . . . it's aqui- line! Got to have the garter socks. Unc's . . . A woman without her master is but a scat- tered bouquet. Robinson Players 2.3.4: History Club 4: Men's Intramural Council 3: Soccer 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4. KEN H. LARSON C.A. Cabinet 3: Off-Campus 3.4. SALLY H. LARSON Outing Club Board 3.4. Treas. 4: Outing Club Council 1.2.3.4: History Club 2.3.4. EMILY D. LEADBETTER Charlie Oh wonderful!! It's just not com- ing out right! I have an Uncle. Aunt, Cousin, etc, who . . . C.A. Cabinet 3: Jordan Ramsdell 2.3.43 Bi- ology Ass't 3.4: Deanls List 3. WILLIAM F. LERSCH. JR. Willy. Score yet Willy? What country is she in now? The knowing grin. Lou's I,2,3,4. Yahoo! Den time. Stu-C 1.2: WRJR 1.2.3: Sociology Club 3: Psychologv Club 4: Football 1'.2,3.4: Winter Track 1.2: Spring Track 1.2: Intramural Sports 3,4. GRANT S. LEWIS Buy low, sell high. Ever been to Wisconsin? There are 3 points. Bring ideas to the meet- ing. It'll just take a minute. 170 Stu-C 4. Vice-Pres. 4: Political Union 1.2.3. 4: Gould Political Affairs 1.2.3,4: VVRJR 3.4: Barristers 1.2.3.4: Sec.-Treas. 3: History Club 1.2.3.4: Debate 1.2.3.4: Delta Sigma Rho 3.4: Economics Ass't 4: Dean's List 1.2.3: Intramural Sports 1.2. DAVID L. LOUGEE Dave But I just shaved. Nye, youire un- believable. Swart, stop snoring.' Room 102 Club I,2,3,4. Proctor 3.4: MIRROR 4: Barristers 3.4: His- tory Club 4: Soccer 2.3.4: Winter Track 1.2.3.4: Spring Track l.2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1. NANCY A. LUTHER Well. I'll be darned.' Yes. he is coming up this weekend. But I like lemon in my tea! Uncle Henry Adams is a conservative, Chris- tian. anarchist! C.A. Cabinet 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 4: Religion Ass't 2.3.4: Dean's List 1.2.3: Debate 1.2. MICHAEL J. MACDONALD Mike. Lou's I.2,3.4.' Bear. get up, it's time for breakfast. Roomies, my turn in Rand this year. Den time! Spanish Club 1: Outing Club Board 4: Out- ing Club Council 1.2.3.4: Football 1: Soccer 2.3,4: Winter Track 1,2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. JANE E. MAGNER W.A.A. Sports 1: History Club 4: SEA 1.2.4. NICHOLAS A. MAISTRELLIS Jordan Ramsdell 2.3.4: Baseball 1: Intra- mural Sports 1.2.3.4. HAROLD J. MALONEY Harry. Irish. Let me out of this cage! Re- late it to experience! Wha da ya mean? Are you kidding me! Jordan Ramsdell 3.4, Pres. 4: Biology Ass't 4: Winter Track 1.2.3.4. Manager 1.2.3.4: Spring Track 1.2.3, Manager 1.2.3. KATHERINE I. MARSHALL Kathy. Prexy. Spelling Champion. I love Washington. The organization woman. Ya- hoo.' I'm positive. Stu-G 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Choral Society 1.2,3.4: Gould Political Affairs 1.2.3. 4: Campus Relation Board 4: Dean's List 3: Proctor 3. SALLY F. MARSHALL Publishing Association 3.4: Robinson Players 2: W.A.A. Sports 2: Campus Relations Board 4. A. DAVID McNAB Tiger. What do you mean a Senior can't take 100 courses. Honorary member of the of- campus club. CYNTHIA C. MERRITT Cindy. Cinda. Crone Capone. Lemon Sisters, 3. Bryll Creme. But I did set the alarm clock. Stu-G 3,4. Sec'ty 4: Proctor 3: STUDENT 2.3: W.A.A. Sports 1.2.3.4: SEA 3.4: Cam- pus Relations Board 4: Dean's List 2.3. JANET B. MILLER Wake me up in ten minutes? Waiting for the muse. Smock. just one more row. No thank you. I just brushed my teeth. History Club 4. NANCY H. MILLER Nance. Millerbabe. Milliken Hi. I can't -even do third grade arithmetic. Are you serious? Stu-G 3.4: Proctor 3.4: Dean's List 2.3. CHARLES E. MORSEHEAD Charlie. But I just shaved 3 days ago. Your dime and another dime. You hurdle your way and I'll hurdle my way. Proctor 4: Barristers 2,3,4: History Club 3.-12 VVinter Track 1,2.3,43 Spring TraCk 1.2.3142 Intramural Sports 1,2.3,4. H. DONALD MORTON Concert Band 1: Choral Society 1.3.41 Chap- el Choir 3,41 Publishing Association 3.4: Robinson Players 2,3.41 Robinson Players Ex- ecutive Board 3,41 Dean's List 1.31 Football 1,2,4: Intramural Sports 1,2.3. ROBERT B. NATHANSON Husky. You can pick them up all oz'er the beach. Pleasure pain ratio. The paths are lined with orchids. Jordan Ramsdell 2.3.41 Intramural Sports 1.2. LOUISE W. NORLANDER Pixie. Den I.2,3,4,' Bridge l.2.3,4: Skiing I,2,3,4g Meetings I,2,3,4. One of these days I't'e got to study. Proctor 3: Concert Band 1: Riarching Band 112,31 MIRROR 41 Outing Club Board 3.4: Outing Club Council 1.2.3.-11 Secretary 41 W.A.A. Sports 1.2.3.4. JAMES D. NYE Chiz. Wooge.' Hey fem! Smith South 102 Club I,2,3,4. I don't need Remedial Speech. The big Packard. I'm safe until june -- then they grab me.' Concert Band 2.3.41 liarching Band 1.2: Young Republicans 3.4: History Club 41 SEA 41 Soccer 1.2,3.4: Winter Track 3.4: Spring Track 1,2.3,4. LORRAINE J. OTTO Lorrie. That's organization for you! Oh golly. Guess what, I got a letter! Want a lifesarer? I can't decide. MIRROR 41 French Club 2.3.4. Sec'y-Treas. 41 Robinson Players 2.3.41 lV.A.A. Sports 1.2.3.4-: Psychology Club 4: Psychology Ass't 4. PAUL J. PALMER The Palmasone. M1812 Overture. Life is full of hurdles. Funny thing, I'm confused. Hozt' do you study' this? Lawrence Chemical Society 2.3.41 Winter Track 1,2.3.4: Spring Track 1.2.3.4: Intra- mural Sports 1,2.3.4. RICHARD G. PARKER Choral Society 1.2.3.4-: Deansmen 1.2.3.-1: Chapel Choir 1: STUDENT 1: WRJR 1.2. 3: Off-Campus Brien 4: Intramural Sports 1,2. RICHARD K. PARKER Oh. really? Fee got to go to the printer's. Skelton Lounge. Falling hair. It's technicolor day. Not again, Larry! Choral Society 1.2: Chapel Choir 1.2.3.4: STUDENT 2.3.4. Editor-in-Chief -1: Pub- lishing .Association 4: Campus Relations Board 4: English Ass't 3: Dean's List 2.3. CARL G. PETERSON Pete. Goin' to Milliken. Nancy says. I don't want to get up. Oh those Soccer injuries. Whalie, car1't beat 40. Stu-C 3,4-g Proctor 3,45 Jordan Ramsdell 3,41 Soccer 3,41 Winter Track 1,2,3,4g Spring Track 1,2,3,4. SUSAN F. RAMER I get my point. We were only talking. My buddy. Mitchell House quad. Tiddley winks. WAA-IVAA. Gould Political Affairs 3,4, Sec'y 4: WRJR 1,2,3: W.A.A. Sports 1,2,3,4: W.A.A. 2.3,-1, Campus Relations Board 4: Dean's List 1,3. WALTER H. RAND, JR. Off-Campus Men 3,45 Psychology Club 4. CARL A. RAPP Chief. Volume, WHO,S LOUD? It would have gone in if it had the right spin on it. I'm up. Billy Bobcat. No, I donit use my nose to guide my shots. Jordan Ramsdell 4: Men's Intramural Coun- cil 3g Intramural Sports 1: Basketball 1,2.3,4: Spring Track l,2,3,4. HOYVARD B. REED, JR. Howie. IDRGS. Vermont. Wee People. Turn of that light. I hate Ivy. Xmas Trees. HOVVARD B. RICHARD. JR. Soccer 1: Baseball lg Intramural Sports 1.2, 3,4. JANICE L. RICHARDS fan. Gunboats. But Fm allergic to it. The Kleenex Kid. But I canft help it, I like red. The body. History Club 1: Dean's List 1.2.3. ARTHUR YY. RIDLON Flash. Keyser Falls Bates Club. The Robe, Sloth, Little Issac. PIatter's Golden Hits. Wyatt Earp with sharp cheese. Young Republicans 4: NVRJR 3.4: History Club 3.4: Basketball 1: Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4. GEORGE H. RILEY, JR. N1en's Intramural Council 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. JOAN L. RITCH Skip. R. B. ll'e have a red V. l1'. Yahoo! What are you, some kind of nut. First I have to get organized. Quiet!! Stu-G 3: Proctor 3.4: Choral Society 1.2: Chapel Choir 1.2: W.A.A. Sports 12.3.41 YV.A.A. 4. Pres. 4: SEA 4: Psychology Club 4. LOUIS A. RIYIEZZO Off-Campus Men 3.4: Football 1.2: Winter Track l.2.3,4: Spring Track 1.2.4. JIIDITH A. RUBIN Guess l1'ha!? Does this look alright? Lefs take a den break! I felt like such a crumb. I'z'e got only I0 minutes to get ready. Choral Society 1.2.3.41 Chapel Choir 3.4: lV.A.A. Sports 1.3: Psychology Club 4, Pres. 41 Psychology Ass't 4. YVARREN C. RULAND Hey Yummers! I'm going to start studying next week. Think I'll get checked. Let's go listering. FREDERIK L. RUSCH Choral Society 1.2.31 Robinson Players 1.2: YN RJR 1.2.3.4: COPE 3.41 Dean's List 3. DAVID J. RUSHFORTH Davy. Shut off my alarm. Listen Charlie. Sweat sock mixture 79. Hey you got your tongue tangled up. Stu-C 3. Secly-Treas. 3: Proctor 4: Deansmen 3.4: Jordan Ramsdell 2.3.41 Campus Rela- tions Board 3: Biology Ass't 2.3.-1: Soccer 1.2.3.4. Co-Capt. 3.41 YVinter Track 1: Base- ball 1,2. LAYVRENCE M. RYALL Shag. Pooh. Don't shovel it. Glory be. It'Y discouraging. Hou' quaint. C'est la vie. It's ping-pong time. Concert Band 1.2,3.41 Pres. 4: Chapel Choir 1.2.3.4: Robinson Players 3.4: Robinson Play- ers Executiye Board 3.4: Music Ass't 21 Speech Ass't 4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. 171 LAXVRENCE N. SANO Sancho. The Philosopher. Squitieri. Rapp. lVho threzt: that :cater bomb? I should haze studied tonight. Fat? Hickories 2.3.41 WRJR Executive Board 2.3: Jordan Ramsdell 4: Football 1: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Mens Intramural Council 4. THOMAS SCAMRIELL Soldier of the month. l1'e're going to hook. Lubeck. Pozrerfull 2'f. Hickories 2: Soccer 2: Tennis 1.2.3,-1: Intra- mural Sports 1.2.3.-1. BERNICE L. SCHULTE Bernie. Oh. grub! Hey Young. dorz't you ezer shut up? I':'e got to go suing on the pipes now. Scratch my back. YV.A.A. Sports 3: Jordan Ramsdell 1.2.3.-l'Z Math Ass't 4: Dean's List l.2.3: Physics Colloquium 3.-1. PETER B. SCHUYLER Sky. Left go to Bozrdoin. I think. therefore you are. Tzco laps to go. Key Club. Chase Hall Dance Committee 3: Winter Track 1.2.3.-1: Spring Track 1.2.3.-1: Cross Country 1.2: Intramural Sports 3.4. ROBIN A. SCOFIELD Rob. Shut off your oct-n alarm. Going to a meeting. Mude Moo.sic. That'll be szcell. What did the men do? Stu-C 3.4. Pres. 4: Jordan Ramsdell 2: His- tory Club 3.4: Campus Relations Board 41 B16-n's Intramural Council 3: Football 2: YN'inter Track 3: Spring Track 1.2.3.4: In- tramural Sports 1.2.3.4. D. JOY SCOTT Great! Union member for one year. Commons crew need a sub? Ifll heat the theatre. Need a hair cut? Proctor 3: String Ensemble 2.31 Robinson Players 2.3,4g INRJR 4: Speech Ass't 3,-1. LIARGARET N. SEAVEY Seace. Like let's.' I just can't tzcist. He grows on you. I picked it up in Filene's Basement. Tamoshanters. Dean's List 3: INIIRROR Editorial Staff 4. CORALIE SHAW Co. Yumrnydoo. Tomorrozt' I ll get organi:ed. I am not in the 8th grade. I thought they were important so I tied them to his paw. llerrimanders 2.3.41 Jordan Ramsdell 2.3.4. Segy-Treas. 41 Biology Ass't 4: Journals Club 1.-,3,4. YVAYNE K. SHOREY Sam. I'm ripped! Hou' about a quick game of ping-pong? .Hake your next a pack of Winstons, please. H'e'll see you later. German Club 2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3.4: Young Republicans 2.3.41 Robinson Players 2: C.A. Cabinet 3: Jordan Ramsdell 4: Education and Psychology Ass't 4: Intramural Sports 1,2.3.4. LIARTHA LEE SIKES Alan-Babes. Hot dog! Barb? Course :ee look alike, u'e're sisters. BIIRROR Editorial Stat? 4: French Club 1: YV.A.A. Sports 1.2.3.-1: W.A.A. 3: Jordan Ramsdell 4: Biology Ass't 4: Dean's List 1.2.3. BARBARA J. SLEMMER Oh. I'm sorry. .lferztal hospital and immi- grant camps. Sue, let's play the recorder. Don't listen to me. Philosophy Club 3.-1: Philosophy Ass't 4: Dean's List 2. CAROL L. SMITH Penny and I. It just doesn't look good curled. Oranges?! I love them. 3-I-I. What could be better! Psychology Club 4. LEE H. SMITH SANDRA J. SMITH Sandy. Sweet pea. Lani Bin. You know I don't like cheese! F.S.L.C. But I like my red scarf. French Club 2: VVRJR 2.3.4. Exec. Sec'y 3.4: SEA 4. KENDALL A. SNOW Hey, listen to this. That's all right. What, are you kidding me? That reminds me of a good joke. Myrrhman Club l,2.3.4. Treas. 3. Pres. 45 Winter Track 1.2.3.4: Spring Track 1.2,3.4: Cross Country 12.3.41 Intramural Sports 3. ALFONSE P. SQUITIERI Squid. Wake me up for breakfast. Where's the library? Love those A.B. courses. Take track. Look. Organizer! Proctor 4: Jordan Ramsdell 3.4: Intramural Sports 12.3.4: Chem. Lab Ass't 2. PAUL A. STEELE GARNET 2.3.41 Editor-in-Chief 3: Publish- ing Association 3: Intramural Sports 1.2.3. HENRY G. STENBERG Where's Clif? Down with the Irish. 3 cheers for Norway. Trains are not antiques. I hate dieting. Gould Political Affairs 1.2.3.4: History Club 1.2.3.4-: Basketball Manager 1. KIHONG SUNG Sam , Let's bridge. JAMES H. SWARTCHILD, JR. Swart. Next year I'll have a car. juicy. Sure. Chicago. Smith South 102 Club I,2,3,4. Naked Cityv party. STUDENT Business Staff 2.3: MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: MIRROR Business Staff 4: Publishing Association 2,3: Hickories 1,2,3,4: WRJR 1.2: Spring Track 1.2: Intramural Sports 1.2,3.4. DENNIS C. SWEETSER Off-Campus Men 12.3,-4: Lawrence Chem- ical 3,4: Winter Track 1: Spring Track 1: Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4. CAROLINE W. TABER A Soprano singing alto with a cold. Good luck in your exam! If I donjt see you before then, have a good time. MIRROR Business Staff 4: French Club 2: Young Republicans 2.3.45 Robinson Players 3.4: W.A.A. Sports l2.3,4: SEA 2.3.4. RICHMOND S. TALBOT Rich. Riserrate.'!' Don't dump on the Pil- grims. That would tend to tick one of STUDENT Editorial Staff 2,'3.4: Robinson Players 12.3.4: Robinson Players Executive Board 4. ROBERT G. TETLER Tet. Yeah! I'm bull. It's psychosomatic, Cherot. Chief, your nose is in the way. Ijve seen the light. Gould Political Affairs 12.41 Young Republi- cans 3.4: Barristers 4: Football l,2.3,4: In- tramural Sports 1,2.3,4: Dc-an's List 3. GRAHAM R. THOMPSON Outing Club Board 3.4: Outing Club Coun- cil 1.2,3.4: WRJR 12.3.41 Jordan Ramsdell 3.4: Geology Assit 2.3.4: Dean's List 3. DAVID G. TIMPANY I thought you didn't have to do any reading for Cultch. I like to sleep on lab tables. j. D. Reid Geological Society. Jordan Ramsdell 2.4: Geology Ass't 3.4. LAWRENCE J. TODER Yippee, the Toad. Larry, I use to be 5'4 . Red stretch p. jfs. Hey Rusher. I've got a carrot caught in my throat. Lawrence Chemical 2.3.41 Chemistry Ass't 2.3: Dean's List 1,2,3,4: Menls Intramural Council 2: Intramural Sports 1,2,3.4. JOHN B. TOLMAN Off-Campus Men 3.4: Football 1: W'inter Track 1.2: Spring Track 1.2: Intramural Sports 1.2. DENNIS R. TOURSE Dennie. Monsieur, I have traveled extensively into ze foreign lands. Ya-hoo! Z'appnin. Later for you! Football 1,2.3,4: Winter Track 1,2,3.4: Spring Track 1,2.3,4: Intramural Sports 1.2. STEPHEN C. ULLIAN Ben Ullie. Oh, really. I have something for you. Tourse, you got my money? Key 3,4. Jordan Ramsdell 4: Winter Track l,2,3.4: Spring Track 1.2.3,4: Cross Country 3.4. JANICE UPHAM A jan. janice Pooh! just wait till I finish this row. Lab I,2,3,4g Smurd I,2.3. Young Republicans 3.4: Hickories 12.3.43 W.A.A. Sports 1,2,3,4: Jordan Ramsdell 4. CATHRYN A. WARREN Cathie. Boo Boo. Looney bin. What will I play on my show tonight? That German.' Where's the pub? Scuse! Proctor 3: GARNET 4: French Club 2.3.4: WRJR 2,3,4: Deanls List 2.3. KENNETH I. WASHTON Magor. Woo woo Grabouske. I may be wrong, but I know I'm right. I'm serious now, no joke. Ebulliates. French Club 4: Gould Political Affairs 2: Intramural Sports 2. CAROLYN WEBBER Lyn. Betty Bates. Why are you laughing at me? Clarence. Swiftyis rival. Ironing rugs. Art enthusiast. Proctor 3: MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: Robinson Players 2: W.A.A. Sports 12.3.41 W.A.A. 12.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3: Treas. 4: SEA 4: Sociology Club 2: Betty Bates 1961. DON L. WELCH Bear. Lou's I,2,3,4.5. President 2-I-2 Club. Who am I? Cocktail time. drinks on me, tab it Lou. Den time. History Club 4: Football l.2.3.4: Capt. 4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3,4. CAROL J. WILLIAMS Carol. Hey Sally, I don't get it. Beyond the sea. Ingenue. I-Ii dear. Who's a flirt? You guys are mean.' STUDENT Business Stall 3.4: Circulation Mgr. 3.4: Robinson Players 3.4: Outing Club Board 4, Carnival Co-Chairman 4: Outing Club Council 12.3.45 W.A.A. Sports 3.4: Jordan Ramsdell 3,45 Cheerleader 2.3.4. JUDITH A. WILLIS judy. Hennie. The jude. Lemon Sisters 3. Bryll creme. july 21st and that Colbyite. Squint! MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: Robinson Play- ers 3: W.A.A. Sports 1.2.4: SEA 3.4: Soci- ology Club 1: English Assit 3,4. EDMUND J. WILSON Let's hit a flick. Gonna write to Peggy. Let's 172 have a nuggie session. Saturday night is party night. Proctor 3.4: History Club 45 SEA 4: Class Pres. 1.2,3,4: Football 1,2.3,4: Baseball l,2, 3.4: Capt. 4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3.4. RUTH M. WINFIELD The thing of it is . . . Hey Mike, when are you getting a new tie? Kafka and the pin- balls. Choral Society 2,3: Chapel Choir 2.3. ROBERT E. WITT Want to play cards, Charlie? I can't believe it. But I like sweaters. MIRROR Business Staff 4: Gould Political Affairs 4: WRJR 3.4: Board of Directors 3: Barristers 3.4: History Club 4: Dean's List 3: Intramural Sports 1,2.3: Debating 4. JOHN K. WNORDEN Bicky. Pacaderm. The problem is full campus coverage. 119 Wazzie. The whole thing is WRjR. Panda U. Robinson Players 2.3.41 Robinson Players Ex- ecutive Board 4: WRJR 1,2,3.4: Speech Asslt 3.4: Tennis 2: Intramural Sports 1. RICHARD S. WORONOFF Rich. My plants do need light! Ernie, you're not an atheist, you're an agnostic. Lawrence Chemical 4: Chemistry Ass't 2.3. ALLAN WULFF W'ulffy. The Profis Place. 2,3,4,' Carl, are we having a party this weekend? What do you mean he can have my bed? WRJR 1.2.3.4: Chief Engineer 1. Station Mgr. 2.3.4: Off-Campus Men 2.3.41 Jordan Ramsdell 2,3,4: Cheerleaders 2: Physics Asslt 3.4. CAROL L. YOUNG No, Pm not a chemistry major. The lab coat wiggle. I thought I'd get a D, but I got an A. Hell's bells. Choral Society 1.2,3.4: Chapel Choir. 1.2.3, 4: W.A.A. Sports 3: Jordan Ramsdell 4: Lawrence Chemical 2.3: Chemistry Ass't 2.3, 4: Dean's List 1.2.3. JOEL R. YOUNG The girl is coming up-o-or woe. Choral Society 1: Robinson Players 3.4: C.A. Cabinet 2: Psychology Club 3.4: Winter Track 1.2,3.4: Spring Track l.2,3,4: Cross Country 1.2. NIKE L. ZAMANIS I never get any mail. Brunswick was hne until the Navy moved in. I don't care, I'll do what Lorrie does. MIRROR Editorial Staff 4: French Club 2: Robinson Players 2.3.4: W.A.A. Sports 2.3.45 SEA 3.4: English Ass't 3.4. LINDA K. ZEILSTRA Lin. johnnie-bug. Tiger. Navy wife. Oh, those Italian bridges. If I put as much time on my thesis as . . . Stu-G 3: Proctor 3: Robinson Players 1.2, 3.4: Hickories 1.2,3,4: W.A.A. Sports 1.2, 3.4: Art Association 1.2: History Club 1.2.33 REA i,2,3,4: Psychology Club 3.4: Guidance sslt . ROBERT ZERING Zer. What do you say. Skinner? 2-I-2 Club. Hey Pete.' You know it. 444 Club. Maude and Chester. STUDENT Editorial Staff 3: Off-Campus Men 3: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Golf 1,2,3,4: In- tramural Sports 1.2.3. MARGARET F. ZOTTU D Y ,ff Q -. 1 t kv- S 'To DC :. ?l.-1. 'qv go O , l I 4.2, ! I 8. ,L . u 5 . . prcwxwv' e I 'Y I ' : , a . 4 .- , :. my Ma 5 ' . 1 Y' , ' 1 1 A o A s'- . , A - r.. o 6 , V '. Y O 'D' ' qv! ' r t ALI' JG' . C V I W ,H l I 1 .4 . wi-.5 ,lv , . 5- ' o ' V I ,' ' 4 -I vf, - .1 l ' 5 . 1. .ps - '29 Ax' Fn. v v' ' Q .1 , a .?. - . A P ' 'hJ.x. ' Q. N o R. fu I ' s ' It ',. 4 . U-F D hlivrir I --ill c . . A 4 Yml fl in fs '-:E Ax' T C J'HQ-M2-L 1. .4r..' uf? 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