Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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i so-:. Fei .s The Stanton Museum was originally made up of the bird collection of Profes- sor Jonathan Stanton. However, through the years it has acquired specimens of fauna from many parts of the countryg it provides an especially fine spectrum of local birds. The comparative anatomy laboratory contains a collection of specimens repre- senting all of the vertebrate classes. The structures of various animals are com- pared to reveal developmental trends in basic form and function. Dan1elB Clarke Fairfield Lonn 594 1 !O fx I . 1 D1-1'

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if , gin- 'L A ,a .wt A9'-ei. 57 ff? 555, .N . ww f,, - . 1.-' H '-. - HH.-ii., ' 1. , , ' P , ...Q .I r ax, yr xg run. :.5 ?,2A,,, , . .. . V '- rj A ag-s . , ,, Q 5. 1, ,.. gg, ,.3:fSf?M w ?pfi 'Z-'??S . , 4 s V-Z,-is wweis rr A- f -1 ' -1 -.V',i,gH1'g5- .-v4L3p'Q. .l V., . '.-, ze: ti 'e X !f1Q'?mew..,- I f A va.-.,y,ax ,.-.,..M1vf1,.f - 3 J... , fra.-.fa 9g:,f?1igq, , -, . I HQ . Elw ay? ji' C3 r ..-t.?L:f'w. ' K r- .- . -c'r g:,nvwlP'v-H F' V Dr. Robert Chute delivers a lecture. The class of 1965 witnessed much growth and change in the Department during their four years on campus. Facilities were completely renovated in 1962 to provide room for increasing numbers of biology students. The curric- ulum includes a wide spectrum of biological sciences, which combine labora- tory and classwork to give the biology major a balanced and broad concep- tion of his field. There are special facilities available for those seniors electing to do special research projectsg independent study is encouraged. Dr. Robert Chute became head of the Department upon the retirement of Dr. William Sawyer in 1962. Dr. Mark Crowley and Prof. Robert Wait com- plete the faculty. Bates biologists go out into the world to become teachers, researchers, and doctors. They work in a field which is always growing. always fascinating. al- ways challenging. The college years are but a prelude to new learningl 18 I Natlyn 1. Avery I Kensington. Conn. ' I b' l s , I Carol L. Bishop Cheshire. Conn. I I I I

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