Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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Rivliartl X. Roxen Plaiiitit-lfli YJ. Mr. Carleton Morrill consoles freshmen distraught by the double pan analytical balances. P 'N IA. ,AZ lr l Fluttrtl Nr-is-liarii is ll.-ilgv Specialist in Phxsical tllien' I Sheldon S. York Hamden. Conn. Even the precision chemists in Quantitive Lab need to laugh off some ridiculous results and find out what happened. Dr. Williarii Thomas instructs the incoming freshmen in General Inorganic Chemistry. and later finds manv familiar faces in Quantitive Analysis. Eventually, some upperclass- men delve into his course in Advanced Inorganic. 1 6 p I N lt U . 1 X