Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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Men Love to Wonder and That lr' Q 11' ', 1 ii' , Iii 51 V. ' 2 '7r- P Biology professors. in the Carnegie laboratory. are Dr. Roliert Chute. Prof. Robert 'Wait. and Dr. Mark Crowley. Dr. Roy Farnsuorth. is the Geology professor. Col- lections of ror-ks are often gathered on Blount David, which can be seen in the distance. f .1 L4 i , 'S 4,- JF ' .--.4 The Mathematics department at Bates consists of Prof. Richard Sampson, Prof. Edwin Baumgartner, and Prof. Percy Wilkins. Fudge made by Dr. Chute as prizes for the Biology ex- hibit . . . Song for Dr. Crowley at the Christmas party: five former wives . . . and a Prof. Sampson's left hook - chalk . . . walk to the quarry 3 . 5 l i dogfish in formaldehyde . . . into the waste basket goes the Jordan Ramsdell is composed of mathematics, physics, biology and geology majors. SEATED on the floor are Karin Mueller, Donna Dahlquist, Abby Palmer, Lyn Avery and Laura Deming. FIRST ROW includes Peggy Grimmeisen, Carol Blaisdell, Carol Bishop, Marion Day, John Schatz, Jan Soltis, Steve Talbot, Nancy Day, Anne Googins, Merilyn Brown, and Sue Huis- kamp. The SECOND ROW includes Dan Stock- well, Ralph Day, Lee Pollock, Warren Ketcham, Pete Spooner, Bill Haver, Howie Dorfman, Dick Andren, Rick Hoyt, Dick Kelsey, Irwin Flash- man, Newt Clark, and Dave Stockwell. In the THIRD ROW are Tom Fox, Steve Edwards, Jim Pomfret, Doug Macko, John Noseworthy, Ian Pravda, Pat Donovan, Tony Di Angelis, Bob Peek, Charlie Leadbetter, Bob Sherman, and Jon Peabody. 'vwvq

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Knows Not His Own. Goethe Members of the Language department, which includes French. German. Spanish. and Russian. are. SEATED, Prof. August Buschmann, Dr. Alfred Wright, and Miss Barbara Garcelon. STA.N'DI.'VG are Prof. Robert Seward Mr. Robert Havers. and Dr. Alexis Caron. Phi Sigma Iota, the honorary club for Romance Language majors, includes Jane McGrath, Linda Rolfe. Anne Bogh, Pat Petrus. Barb Payne, Joanna Starr, Dave Whelan, Bill Arata, and Don Delmore. Le Cercle Francais, or the French Club, often unites with the Spanish Club for meetings. In the FRONT ROW are Terry IfVat- son Jean Le Sure, Dave Whelan, and Lois Hebert. In the BACK ROW are Anne Bogh, Barb Payne, Debby Perkins, and Joanna Starr. YI! Club meetings and the opportunity to hear talks by foreign travelers . . . Phi Sigma Iota - dissertations at dinner . . . Dr. Caron: On fn uf dire cela. mais g' . . . Kliss Garcelon: Buenos dias. meine Klasse. . . . Members of the Spanish Club. or el club de espanol. are. SEA TED Karen Smith and Pat Petrus, and STANDING. Bill Hiss. Bill Arata, Don Delmore, and David Foster.

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ls the Seed of Our Science. Emerson Advanced Organic student searching for the Unknown . . . Long labs . . . Looking towards the Fall of '65 and the new Chemistry building . . . The annual Christmas party of Lawrance Chem. at Dr. Lawrance's house . . . Dr. New- sham: HI need someone to babysit tonight . . . Electricity and Magnetism required of all Physics majors . . . l The two SEATED members of the Chemistry depart- ment are Dr. Walter Lawrance and Dr, William Thomas. STA.N'DI.YG behind them are Dr. Richard Briggs. Dr. Edward Newsham, and Mr. Carleton Klorrill. nge, E The Lawrance Chemical Society is open to chemistry majors. Members in the FIRST ROW consist of Bob Parker, Pat Dehle, Bob Halliday, Cliff Baker, Eunice Janson, and Bruce Cooper. In the SECOND ROW are Ted Krzynowek. Dick Rozene, Sheldon York. Dave Harrison, Howie Dorfman, and Jim Dodds. In the LAST ROW are Bob Armstrong, Dick YVorkman, Woody Trask, Tom Hayden, Dennis Keith, and Bruce Libutti. Ready for the Centennial Col- loquium is Dr. Robert Chute. Prof. Carroll Bailey and Dr. Karl Woodcock. members of the Physics department, examine an oscilloscope in the labora- tory. !