Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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Hr. Frank Strecl. the Alumni Serretuy, is instrumrfnlul in presenting the image of progress tu past graduates and otlivr- wliu are intvrestwl in Bates. tlirougli suvli as-tiritivs as hurm-4-uiiiiiig. Irulilii-ations. and alumni rnvetings. This nllumrzus tan alumni publiwatwiil is Vllllllllf mlitwl by Nlr. Slretl ,intl Nlr-. Ruth Wilsun. the- mm Hlilur ul' Alumni Piililivutimis, lfwiitudlli. slit- uill ,issuinw this wntirv iwspuiisilmility. ,Q fi Drain l.intlliulm's .assistant is Eilmunml Wilsun '02, ith.. sliarv- in NUIIIIIIPI' iiitvrxivws on vainivus .mtl lull vi-its In liigli -vlimils. Xliltun ljiullwliii. .is Us-.iii ni' Ktliiiissiiviis. lI1dllll.ilIlS .uid iinprmf-s th-' Xldllll .mls ul' .1u'r-pt.1iiw intl: Bates. Tliruugli his jiulgf-iiwiit ull muntlfs- It-sts .mi int:-rxit-us. uf- ubtam ti stud:-nl lmtlx uliiwli ran talw p.irI in tlie' lwrwgrvs- ul tlw mlltfgv, 11

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With this year. and the class of 1965. Bates enters upon its second century as a college. There have been many changes since its beginning. each indicative ol' progress. ln fact. many earlier graduates may not even reeognize in Bates the college they once knew. so great have been such changes as Lane Hall. Dana Hall. the experimental psychology lab and the co-ed lounge. .0 1.0 n gs ,r ,a 1 u , o 9 Nlr, lolin li Xiinr-tt ts th' :X-sistant It lh' lr:-slilcnt. ln ailrlition In 4illl11.il ilulics lic obtains exhibit- lor thi- Treat Galle-rx. Lane Hall, a central symbol of this progress, now houses almost all of the administration personnel. The building was opened for use this fall. and it contains some efficient modern oflices. as well as some comfortable and charming traditional rooms which provide a gathering place for formal meetings and receptions. Thi- .nlininistration ol' President Charles Phillips is strongly reflected in the new look at Bates. linrler his leailersliip the college has vastly improved its pliysical plant by remodeling many oil the buildings. and by constructing a woinen's dormitory. a line arts center. and a maintenance center. as well as the neu administration building and chemistry laboratory. ' -xx u

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.1 If Pg fh '- .4 x bc-' 14 tmllf-lgv i.ilI1Irli-o'- Ni-1-iii In .ilmuiiil in ilvgiri- 4 and nwwiarilx I Nu. ,Xriutlii-r iiiipnrtqiit iwrwii lb limit lwnrgi- He-lilx. who has thi- rixpt-nxiliilitx uf ln-ing li--.in ut thi' l-In-ultx. urgarii21iiuf'l1.1pv'l Iiriigrdriia, dflll.l1lXlNlll: -turle-iitx alirmiul. lllllllllllllll lllllllllllllll Unve- a stuflvnl ha- c-lite-rvrl Batrs. pvrsrmnal att:-ntinn tu hi- nw-mls vontinuw at .in ai'c'Ple-rated raif-, Um- 1-an gilwiix .-mint mi Di-aux Barbara Randall and Waltvr linyve tdi-ans of uumen and me-n rvspevtivf-lil for livlp with any prix att- ur mmpus l'JT0lIlt'IIl5. He-rv. lrnm thvir nf-is utlurvs in lgillf' Hall. tlwy tlisvuw- tngvtlwr mattvrx of mutual 1-onrvrn. 2' Nurin.in Russ. the- tn-aburvr ul' Brit'-. has the une-nviahlv position will lialauiviilg buflgets annl g'lI.lY4llI'lQI mum-5 .is it paw:-s in ainml out ul the' Bans tr:-ai.-uri. 12 Q- QN X iii ESR SSS ESE as lluunun