Trinity College - Ivy Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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efforts in nur hehalf . . . Clarence E. Watters, Mus.M. Professor of Music Louis H. Naylor, Ph.D. Laurence L. Barber, Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. of Romance Languages Asst. Prof. of Government suinwj ,.-f7 - Archie R. Bangs, Ph.D. Gerald B. O'Grady, Jr., S.T.B. James A. Notopoulos, M.A. fOxon.j Professor of German Asst. Prof. of Religion Professor of Classical Languages

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HISTORY: Daniel G. B. Thompson, Ph.D. Cacting he-adj Roger Shaw, Ph.D. George B. Cooper, Ph.D. Eugene W. Davis, Ph.D. ffelfrey B. Lawrence, M.A. MATHEMATICS: Haroutune M. Dadourian, Ph.D. Cheadj Edwin N. Nilson, Ph.D. Allen R. Hyde, M.A. Charles S. Ogilvy, M.A. MILITARY SCIENCE 8z TACTICS: William E. Taylor, Major, USAF Cheadj Norris W. Hamilton, Capt., USAF John J. McGann, B.S., Capt., USAF William S. Gray, Jr., MfSgt., USAF Robert J. Croshaw, MfSgt., USAF ' Timothy J. Halpin, SfSgt., USAF MUSIC: Clarence E. Watters, Mus.M. Cheadj PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION: Harry T. Costello, Ph.D. Cheadj Blanchard W. Means, Ph.D. Irwin A. Buell, Ph.D. Wilbert S. Ray, Ph.D. Donald K. Marshall, Ph.D. Sven Nilson, Ph.D. Francis J. Deignan, M.A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Raymond Oosting, M.E.d. fheadj Daniel E. lessee, M.A. Joseph B. Beidler, M.A. Stuart L. Parks, M.Ed. Frederick H. Booth, Jr., B.S. Harold R. Shetter, B.S. PHYSICS: Frank W. Constant, Ph.D. Qheadj Robert F. McCune, Ph.D. Walter Knight, M.A. RELIGION: Gerald B. O'Grady, Jr., S.T.B. Cheadj ROMANCE LANGUAGES: Louis H. Naylor, Ph.D. Cheadl Gustave W. Andrian, Ph.D. Robert P. Waterman, Ph.D. John H. Whittemore, M.A. Alphonse J. Bellavia, M.A. George B. Benedict, M.A. Morton W. Briggs, Ph.D. William R. G. Harvey Claude P. E. Lagace, Ph.B. lil e will benefit from their William E. Taylor Professor of Military Science Morse S. Allen' Ph-D. Professor of English john C. E. Taylor, M.A. Raymond Oosting, M.Ed. ASSt. Prvf- Of Fine ArfS Director of Physical Education

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The Senior Class, after thunderous cam- paigning by the vociferous A. D.'s and the voluble Crows, elected Marty Rouse, Alpha Chi Rho, prexyg Doug Harding, Alpha Delta Phi, vice-prexygi and Sam Edsall, an- other A. D., secretary-treasurer. During the fervent plea for votes, the numerous candidates stumped for class activity, but once the election passed from the scene, tht new oiiicers, like true members of the Fourth Ward, forgot all about it. Any class activity shifted to Vernon Street, where all men, from seniors to freshmen, downed their yells in. fraternity parties. SE Inns