Thomas College - Thomasonian Yearbook (Waterville, ME)

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his attitude of helpfulness on any problem that the students encounter, regardless of the time or effort required on his part. The Law courses are conducted by Mr. John Thomas, Jr., a task for which he is Well fitted. IWe have received the practical aspects of law as Well as the theoretical. Mr. Thomas received his training at Colby College and Boston University School of Law. He has been a member of the State Legislature and is a Trustee of the Waterville Public Library. In summation, the faculty is srnall in number, but comprehensive inthe knowledge and abilities that they possess. We, the Senior Class, are sin- cerely appreciative of all of their efforts and accomplishments, and will attempt to follow the standards that they have established. We hope that all of 'these instructors will be with T. B. C. for an ex- tended duration, so that many more students may benefit from their philosophy of business and human relations. llq44L THE TYPING ROOM

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UN DERGRADUATES Front Row: Richard Esty, Charles Hurd, Thomas Bragdon, Marvin Bolduc, Richard Talbot, Roland Huard, Richard Russell. Back Row: Herbert Ii1ll'iCl', Anthony Joseph, Joe Adams, Leo Cote, Charles Rcny, David Pznrzi- dis, Melvin Dostie, Eugene Couture, Eugene Wing, Germain Plante, Joseph Desclinine, Rod- ney Miehuud, Dwight Sparrow, Raymond Quirion, John Libby, Robert. Clnnnbcrlain. THE UN DERGRADUATES My name is Noreen McCormick. I'm a student in an educational in- stitution. I'm a dumb cluck! The time is now. The place? You name it! My story begins at 9:00 A.M., September 6, 1955. I had been assigned to duty at Thomas Business College. My job? Learn something! 9:05 I registered. 9:10 It was a tough assignment, and I knew I couldn't do it alone, so I rounded up a group of fellow dumb clucksf' This Wasn't easy. I had to be sure that they were after the same thing I Was. Namely - TI-IE FACTS! 9:15 The dumb clucks met in the main room. We decided to call ourselves The Undergraduates. We hoped this would fool the teachers and enable us to get what we came for without their knowledge of it. 9:20 They told us where to go. This was their way of telling us that they knew what we were here for. 9:25 We were shown around the school. Being the undergraduates, we took particular notice of everything that might help us to get the facts. 12:00 We were excused for the remainder of the day. Tuesday, September 7, 1955. 8:35 Accounting - Mister Thomas, the