Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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., -.: w. . w a 'n'.i;r.u -..rr-r -; e-L-riwe-I Fina . -'-'t?'iT- 'Fi-- :13:- m 5Agrjar33 W; ....: i'J'Li. . I-. - 'I '.; . . - h-I - . . .. . . - ' '45 'f' - 1:. JLIP-Frr'thf : rglv-r-n-s er'm'mw '1- ;:'.I'-'21. .'.1. 'I- .aa'.-:-a -.Ia.-...-r,r--. 1r: -....'. fl--I5:.;' ., - III B S .. H. . RICHARD VAN HUYCH HhLDWIN Baltilnure, Md. 3th I' Slip and wife Ruth Arum: wcre the first In pruducc am unicampus Sig legacy, me nearly two years UM. Famin man Ul' rm, Dick has fuund time In dahhlc in jazz, :crmrizing all 01 Nurth Village with .1 nuiSESumu trumpet, and became :1: least :1 Casual phutugrapher. Swimming 1, Z, 3.; Lacrmsc 2, 3+ 4 IL - r T 'I JACK LESTER BARTLETT Ruchenur A X A .. Upon remixing the stewardship nf Lambda Chi. Bart used the vast knowledge be aimed in Econo- nucs-T-B to great advanta e as e- put his Mal- tljmsmng'sric thenry of f0:- into practice. Arming :5! ., I115 dunes .waa rh-c ruling of the surliest wairtrs :2. HH this Hill . Wlth an iron hand. Bart's uud -. n'ature, dry 'WJI. and ability graced all amial um:- '.', tmns, including his uwn famnus HRLItEI'I'IE parties. I: Cnllcge Church 4; Hraruifmrmm l, l; WHC I. 1, 3 I' 1 5: WILLIAM VEEDER BARLETT THEODORE HAMILTON BATES I ,f jahnstnwn Fill CIeveland Heights. Ghiu Elf: r .' His greatest thrill was when the rat, deprived of As sucial chairman par excrifmrr, Ted steered the - several esgentiaI organs, g9: up and walked away. Emersunian main! course fmm happy faculty.r teas. : A platonic a proach :0 115-: plus a drive tc- 5nve tr:- bigger and better hnuscparticx. His rare cum- . humanity ad up tuasuccwsful career in medicine. binatmn of social race. pracrical good sense. and .19 If he can't cure them, he'll talk them nut nf it. wealth of musica? lore-coupled with the per- 1' f Bill 1135 dcscrvcd his position as Chi Psi leader. petua! Flyinf Ford- haw: made him a man whn ,F Interiratemity Cnuncil 4; G13: Club; Hiulug'r lilm r231: Enhalind habmlt these parts. The: hunt . CInh-Ii - t at clLan a t t: connnental much to l'Ilh' '. persnnahry spurs Ted Inward a European vuyagi: rd next year. r-I Mmical hrls Sncicry 3, 4; Chnir 2, 3, 4; Grim: Club ;:- 3. 4; Charlatans J .1 .: t I 3-. 1; 22 5' Ft

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- 1-. 5ENIIJH5.... BRUCE RELYMOND ABRAMS Rome 1'31 The Ma'ur has left his mark on cam us-a series drnuncll, green divots. Known also or his 5 ring moods. athletic nonchalante, and Saratoga ide- away. Hi h priest of certain gentlemanly utsuits fur Chi 1951'. he wiIl be missed. A disil usinned engineer, the Maiur will make some cuntern a more human hahbit hutch, Charlatans; WHC; lnterfraternity Council 4 JOHN AIDYSIUS ACKER, jR. Pelham Manor With able assistance from Ginnty. John's Student days have hem eminentlyr successfui' As the soli- tary student in Mt. Ristine's Anglu-Saxtm euurse, he fulfilled the pttwerh nf Marl: ankins and the lag. and was thaps the t'unhp.r Hamiltnnian to wear out exacry 1?; cars in climbin College Hill. With Rufus by his side. he has er: a familiar hgure and extremely likable petsunahty at college. Track 2, 3, 4 1949 21 JOHN ROLLINS ADAMS West Rmthury, Mats. John, of the analytical mind and the New England accent was a man with a small circle of intensely loyal friends- After spending the evening behind the Back Ruum counter, he hked to retreat to Car- negie and discuss philusu h 01' Mr. Ewing's eon.- cepriun 0F leadershi til t 2 small htmrs uf the morning. He too hi 5 Fair m be :1 Jendet-Fin the field of creative writing. During Club 3; International Relations Ciub 3 ROBE RT ROLL! NS ADA MS West Rnxhury, M355. T RE A carefree land from the land of the proper Homm- iang, Bub strummed his bass thruu 11 four years uf college life. cuntributing tu Hami ttm's musical culture. With scarce! a hint of remurse at the lass of the auburn-heit damsel from Russell Sage, the ever-friendly Mr. Adams turned his :3 ea In greenm' Pasmres and urher campuses, and ac ieved the distlnctiml uf hein the tmlfgr Hamilttmian ever :0 iHI'PCll'I: the mumps ?tnm CHIEUCIVEFE. WHC 3

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49... BEN ROBERT W! LLIAM BA UER Ridgewuud, New Jersey BAX Must potent panjandrum ui' the T hem Deits. Bnh's UHEEUUHS manner EH Houst- thmugh tht: usual crises. Hated. for un- usuallyf ri' uruus adhercnltt' t0 regulatiuns tuncem- ing desira 1: social intercuurse, Bub recently tth lapsed tinting Hnusepatty, due to pressure imputed an the Winter Carnival Cttmmitttc. Stems to have tnuugh wherewithal to provide himself with beaucuup new Chevy L'tmvertibles. pleasant smile pulled the Internatitmal Relations Ciuh 4; Winter Carnival Cumnlittee 3. 4; BIUL'I-t H Club 3, ii; Stmcer 1, 3; Gulf 31 ROBERT DEVEREHLUX BELDEN Syracuse A RE The Dcltc Huust- laments the departure ttf its rattmn-toattd president who leaves the nad- ranglc thiS-Jllm: via Smith. Block H htu-dugiing, intramural ace, breaker nf Clinmn hearts. writt-r hfnhsture shun statics and general campus leader. Bob has given Hamilton the best years at his lites. Wall Strt-et or what have you eagerly awaits his gentile persnnality. Pi Delta Epsilon; Was L05; D. T.; Publications Board, Busmess Manager 2; Spttmmr 3; Winter Carnival Committee. Chairman 4; Irirt-rfmtetnit;.r Council 4; Black H Club I, 1. 3. 4; Hasketball I; Basebtil I, 1, 3, 4 thES HASHELL BENJAMIN Mount Vernon X1? HashEIJ Cttrnnmnly known as Baniu has been thriving on the campus since he came- here t'rurn a. front line buy stout troop. Even with his innumer- able Campus activities. nut the least of which is being chief tlf the Hill's 41 htrrrsepuwer Fire depart- ment. Jim seems to have found time fnr trips tn Skidmurc. The Future- is bright for this super- salt'sman; ht;- 501d us. Musical Arts Saticty 3. 4; Gict: Club 3. 4; Fire Degrtmtnt. Chief 4; Chapel Board 4; Track 1, 5, 4: mkty, Manager .2. 3, 4 23 III II 5 JhMES HOWARD HEAVERSON Lyntihurst, New Jersey 3th Whether it Emma; tu serving up a dry martini nr :1 fast curve, the HBCE'V has. prtwcd himK'If mun: than adt: Hate. Work H ft'w summers. a u at Frankie's istru pruvidcd him with the tarmt-t experience. while three years with the bawbnll team has increased his pitching talent. Sine: mar. tinge tht- hattuntlin has became :1 minor wbirct, sur awed by an ucariuu-Engish Inajtlr which wil prepare him fur prep schtml teaching. Chnir 3: Musical .t'trrs 4: Bluclt H Club Z. 3. 4; Baseball l, 2, 3, Captain 4