Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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kdmII1ISt6l',d Is Best. Pope Taking sub-frosh around the campus . . . Sign stuck in the snow: 'LDO not walk on the grass. . . . Cut book in the registrar's office becomes obsolete . . . Excuse slips from the Deans . . . Taking books out for more weeks if they are for thesis . . . The bridge party of the house-mothers everv Saturdav night at 8 130 . . . TLC in the Infirmary . . . liillsiior everything Gathered in Mrs. Helen Cowarfs room are the xmnien's hfuse dnectors. From left to right are Mrs. Dorothy Oliver, X115 Beatxice Towne. Mrs. Cowan. and Mrs, Helen Melntire.

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Whate'er Is Best 59 Going over the record of an applicant to Bates are Mr. Milton Lindholm, Dean of Admissions, and Mr. Richard Steele, As- sistant to Dean of Admissions. 'NF Four important persons on campus are these members of the Administra- '57 tion: Mrs. Barbara Randall. Dean of XVUIHCTIQ hir. John Annett, Assistant to the President: Mr. Walter Boyce, Dean of Meng Dr. George Healy, Dean of the Faculty. KN: 'H-1 All In front of their two oflfices, Mr. Norman Ross, Bursar, and Miss Nfabel Libby, Registrar, discuss a joint problem. Mr. Frank Stred, Alumni Secretary, and Mr. Arthur Griffiths, Director of the News Bureau, select the photographs that will be in Alumni DIV' I, News. I! 'T s WYQY 9 1

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He Who Is Ignorant of Foreign Languages L1sten1ng to Herr August Buschmann are members of the German Club SEATED are Liz Frangedakis, Penny Barbour, and Ken Trufant. STANDING are Judy Johnson, Noel Olsen, and Jon W1lska. X s 1,9 'V -v.. Y. J avg' Prof. John Tagliabue hurries across the Bates campus. Looking over the shoulders of Prof. Robert Ber- kelman are the four other members of the Eng- lish department: Prof. John Tagliabue, Dr. Anthony Abbott, Mr. David Nelson, and Prof. Paul Whitbeck.