Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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To Know the Best That Has Cultural Heritage - an integral and culminating part of the Bates core plan . . . Dr. Niehaus: l'Now this is a cru-ci- al point . . . The student who has Locke, Voltaire, Rous- ' seau, Hobbes, and Galileo to read before the exam the next day . . . The attempt in core Religion to find out who J, P, and Q were . . . A D'Alphonso Definition . . . --Os The Art Association, which sponsors several art exhibits a year, has a studio available for the use of Bates students, SITTING on the floor watrhing Dave YVilliams is Phyllis Schindel. SEATED be- hind her are Kathy Horne. Pam Ball. and Christine Davis. STAND- ING are Brian Deevy, Larry Trufant, Steve Adams, Finn Wilhelm- sen, and Linda Gramatky. 1 I l V 1 l u 1 - g Leaving the Alumni Gym after administering a Sprlng final exam are Dr. Charles Niehaus, Dr. Dwight Walsh, and Prof. Richard Sampson. Members of the departments of Cultural Heritage, Religion, and Philosophy relax in one of the seminar rooms. From left to right are Dr. James Miller, Dr. Charles Niehaus, Dr. George Goldat, Dr. Dwight Walsh, and Dr. Joseph D'Alphonso. l 4 a 4 'RTE' Dr. Charles Niehaus stands on the steps of Hathorn Hall. I l l

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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. !

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l I I Been Said and Thought in the World. Nfatthew Arnold Mrs. Eleanor Morse is ready to time one Todd Lloyd and Judith llossman V635 look on as Miss P l The Speech department, besides giving all students basic l public speaking courses, offers opportunities in drama and l debating . . . Notes signed LBIS . . . Students directing their own plays as a graduation requirement for Speech majors . . . Music Appreciation and Basic Theory are Music courses this year . . . n minute of Shorthand. Q I l Professor of Liusic D. Robert Smith devotes much of his time to choral and instrumental groups. Mr. Richard lVarye shows Prof. Brooks Quimby a working model of the larynx as Prof. Lavinia Schaeffer looks on. All are members of the Speech department. lll l q My. Lavinia Schaeffer thinks over a scene from Hamlet. F l l l .. v l l l i I l 25