Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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with her beautiful voice in the garret of Mary Lyon. Not a small sensation was caused by the arrival of Mr. Fenno and Mr. Dietrichson to our campus this year. More girls are registering for government and philosophy courses than ever before. Perhaps the attraction lies in gay Norwegian suspenders or in an engaging smile! And never will we forget Mr. Briggs appearing at the Starvation Dinner in a white cord coat and gray flannels. We wondered if he were someone's date, but he had forgotten his impeccably dirty white bucks! The darlings of the campus will always remain Mr. Miller—how bewildering those crossword puz- zles are!—and Mr. Sharp, forever sporting the Dart- mouth green. We'll never forget Mrs. Boas’ campaigns for wom- en’s equality, and the little glimpses of Shelley's England which she brought to us so vividly with an occasional anecdote about her family. Have you noticed Miss Clewes’ expressive hands as she molds-a picture of Colonial history? Did you see the note on the emergency bulletin board that “Mrs. Miller zs here’ ? Mr. Gallagher, however, must have skidded into another snowbank! Have you heard Madame Pinacoli’s hair-raising tales about the under- ground during World War Il? We caught the ex- citement of the events even though she did speak in French! The Dr. Jekylls are quickly forgotten, but the memories of Mr. Hyde will stay with us always. Top: What we starved for! Middle: Guess ? Bottom. Rehearsing Bach?

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FAGULTY ()5 faculty seemingly appears as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde—the former predominating primarily in January and late May. But the rest of the time we see our professors as they really are: energetic, friendly, and always ready to lend a helping hand. Even Mr. Cohen, at home in Cam- bridge, willingly eased the minds of worried math students when he received a frantic phone call from Norton after mid-years. And many are the hours that Mrs. Mackenzie entertains the students Upper: Cafeteria style in the new faculty dining room Center: Faculty-Student games Lower left and right: New faculty lounge and dining room

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Upper Left: Advanced Work in Science Upper Right: Looking over slides for Art Bottom: Work in the Art Studio All students can appreciate the work of the practical art classes as it ap- pears on exhibition in Mary Lyon and the Library. Have you ever spent long hours in Lower Chapel poring over innumerable slides? If not, then perhaps you’ve been in smoke filled Stanton basement with Dr. Vakar and his thick Russian accent! Russian Civilization with Dr. VAKAR Page twelve Cc