Williams College - Gulielmensian Yearbook (Williamstown, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1968 volume:

EAN Editors-in-Chief Frank W. Louis Robert G. Whitton, Jr. Associate Editors James I. Deutsch Philip Greenland Dorsey H. Lynch Thomas M. Sipkins Staff Photographers Charles M. Collins James B. Lowenthal Business Staff B. Randolph Boyd Fletcher C. Strickler Roger R. Wolmuth Editorial Staff John B. Caddell Christopher B. Hurst Arthur G. Potts Peter Schulman Stuart E. Selonick Cover design by W. Dan Boone 4 -ee-rf I PTY I I. - s'f,'r'3 -Q-as 537' ii ,R WILLIAMS COLLEGE Williamstown, Massachusetts Number 111 4 QT ?? r' 1 1 -nl gihf A - ,-.-SI ,-s-1 ii- :I :- ,.-nc ni ,--v-1 ,--n-I il' 1 44 - 'x 5 I I ia' silt 3 if i X ! ' Q .JF V' f , l A., f 4' ,, ? If Q r .l A-:4 , ff--N I Hx A P7 'S' as 1.4 C nr 'Wm A if 4.4 rm. 33, J .fx 'L Y. lj Ihr-f 'EL 'JF 9 '. is 'N 4-71 ' X R V' , T5 :rv I fu -my 4- , 4 w In ' 'Day Qhuf' I 1 I R J! fi 4 Ei ' I ,wi -' . ., ,.,. 4. .-. -4,1 '- ' .LI-2.I3a-W A ,.,,. . W1 :mr 3 ... a-V1 ll i i .1': T-5,7 f P 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 l I 6 PR AN Fr Y M N0 MOV MCNEY - :ok 1 ELEVE N VllThilF 19 I K 20 ' 111 'W' 0 Q -N 1 E., , L, 'W Q x , , . -xx x 1 A S 'Lk z :X Ja ' Q. Aa- ' Vx ' fis N. N X zbgffh X. 221 sasisesi we V' 'K N x f -f N 14 x , 1 XL Williams is for the entering freshman for the vacationing undergraduate buildings...administration...faculty. Hopkins Hall. Stetson Library. What we find as entering freshmen as returning undergraduates as alumni is a character, defined in terms of the administration as active and passive stimuli to the students themselves. It is a form of education peculiar to the Williams experience. lt is older faces for those who took the trouble to learn them. -.m,-.....,.f?-Q-W. Q 1' ' ,L M , 1.-..,. . i.',5f5-F ' 'ij5fn:t.:.'. uint i.f K. IQ figs -le-.s.-1,-,ntl Sf M N x, Nlslngss., K. 1 uw, - P ,. ,- ' 1.7, W ul . .:,r ' ' W .-., ,M- , ,J HL: - A .Lux V: 1 .. ,. V J-P, Q I' -Lu-shi? 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Front row, left to right: Ackroff, Rogers. Second row: Kaufman, Carville, Albert. Third row: Berg Caddell, Hammond, Hazen, Stilphen, Lee, Strickler. Morgan MW. Front row, left to right: Duncan Tam, Kubie. Second row: Engasser, Selonick, Page. Third row: Bovino, Buttorff, Darden, Wege. Fourth row: Osborne, Baxter, Potts, Adrian. 75,17 sh, .1 , -.' -..,. , , .K 5 Es M 5, I 4 .ww A :ff R. A f ,,., 'LQ fflfjf. H if I 2 1, BE. I L K 4 5-4, , L r 1 1, 1 S X Q 'Egg 5,1 1-'I , .. A, 1 ,I 1 I wp. - ,V 'f-is Q 2' Vfigfg ew 32571 ZW, I - -.fy -MK ,H . M .A . -V, x Q Gp. :din Aw EE fs? L'fL ' ul,-.... L4 H .M -WF' 9' Q 1621: .1353 N I , .af 5 5 I g- V '.f.g.1,x. 1, , . X mf-.15 FWZ fm, an . Q 4 ' Q I w f IM, ' -J, M :ns-:J f 1 .V all : A 1 I 1 W ,V 4 In if f. , mi E ' J,-s..e ph, 'lfzf' . .mu I I Wg? 5 .. .'.' - . 'ap I nw,-'E ,.4 A ' ' ' .F-Ii' . . up .- '., A ' ga- 3-A ' 1? Q r W . I X. t x V' I v...f :ig ,QLUL . 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Third row: Jones, Pohianpalo, Lavine, Talberf. -3.- .-T 1. , A. , Qfv 5? 2 'im Na 1 x lg ' 5 I -35.3 L-lil t 'Q 3 nf 1 'Q 1 , -M'-sa-ff -ff aaa , A ga n 'TY' ,L A wwf gg 4-1' 547 'r ,4 gif' Q, tv -NWI.: xvvi, .qu is I su,-0,,. , 'tr QFDGO v:4 A, , -ng 4 L!f:'q,,z Q gl v M is N if :ia ig 4 new. dy, J if w.:1f'f' '. M 1+-.-'M'-1,8 41?'9,' ,ar ffsa ,- ofmak fgggvrimw F is 4 Eff, :g,,--3,:,'- vf' QD P '- 41 n . , s if PM 'D 1' Williams A. Front raw, left to right: Heekin, Wakefield, Goodwin, Kimihachi, Vipond, Hazzard. Second row: Woodruff, Custer, Anderson, Harrington, Nelson, Cassell, Lipkin. Third row: Jones, Grayson, Sobel. 5 Lehman West. Seated, left to right: Clarke, Prentice, Ferraro. Standing: Huntington, Bloclgett, Corkran, Donald son, Smith, Hobbs, Resor, Streeter, Wilson. Lehman East. Center: O.J. Simpson. Front row, left to right: Spitzer, Colfer, Willey, Casden, Eartl, Capella. Second row: West, Hulin, Wicklund, McNelley, Keyes, Toomey, Hawkins. 57 Balance is the keynote of any successful athletic team, at Williams, to carry the analogy one step further, balance is the keynote of athletics themselves. What sustains the enthusiasm of both participants and spectators is a realistic emphasis which neither overshadows, nor permits itself to be overshadowed by, other phases of academic and extracurricular life. Corollary to this is a decision to restrict post-season tournament competition, upheld this past year. Within the system itself, a balanced stratification provides opportunities for the more casually inclined through a highly-developed and fiercely competitive intramural schedule, involving the same sports represented on the intercollegiate level. The freshman and varsity teams, on the other hand, attract the more serious athlete who is willing to sacrifice more in terms of his time and of himself, the Williams philosophy of sport elicits a personal dedication without demanding it as routine. The Williams athletic program is set up, then, to cater to interests and to provide a competitive outlet for those interests on whatever level a student may choose. The iustification for this approach is aptly drawn from the response to it-a high percentage of participation on every level. The football story was 7-0-1, including a crushing victory at Wesleyan cmd a long-awaited win over Amherst. Only an opening tie with Trinity at T3-13 stopped the Ephmen short of perfection, this game was played without co-captain and Dallas draftee Bill Drummond. Standout season performances were turned in by sophomore Jack Maitland, Unsung Hero Randy Dygert, John Petke, Ross Wilson, Charlie Bradbury, and John Hayes, who conquered Middlebury as Bradbury's substitute. Soccer returned in 'I967 with a critical weakness in the goal, but still carved a .500 season from a difficult schedule. Wesleyan fell 3-0, but Amherst's fast forward line posted their own 3-0 the following week in spite of the efforts of seniors Healy, McFadden, and Blanchard. Coach Tony Plansky's harriers, led by seniors Maynard and Lux, captured the Little Three cross-country crown to cap a fine season and make it two out of three over Amherst at homecoming. Consistent run- ners on the seniors' heels were George Scarola and Bran Potter. Corwin, Muitlcnd, Bradbury Dygerr Coach DeLisser, Brcmgdon .. Xen'-j 1 ' 1 I'- ' N X 31, 1.5 f .4 Q-1 -,, 93 i Jig. H V 'Q' xv' I . 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Front row, left to right: coaches Gannon and Varnedoe, Lapierre, Oliver, Peinert, Davis, Dygert, Shapiro, Brinn, co-captains Kelly and Drummond, Calfee, Bragdon, Williams, Bradbury, Wilson, Dunn, coaches Coombe and DeLisser. Second row: Head coach Navarro and coach Bresnahan, Capodilupo, Morrison, Constantine, Bower, Sullivan, Pascoe, Hayes, Halbrooks, Quinn, Mason, Fega, Petke, Santa-Donato, l 3 Trinity l 3 I3 Rochester I2 29 Middlebury 3 l0 Bowdoin O 30 Tufts 22 35 Union O 41 Wesleyan 7 l4 Amherst lO Coach Navarro .sis Corwin, Smith, Watras, coach Cheska, trainer Altatt, manager Broadhurst, trainer Ellingwood, Dr. Coughlin. Third row: Jefferson, McCurdy, Groban, Twaits, Crafts, MacDonnell, Maitland, Knispel, Cornwall, Smith, Sumners, Deutsch. Fourth row: managers Williams and Kelse, Bangser, McKenna, Krull, Montgomery, Hitchins, Nowlan, Winick, managers Sullivan and Sweeney. 65 Varsity soccer. Front row, left to right: Carleton, Sylvester, Hole, Slade, Griffin, Fierro. Third row: coach McCormick, Heckscher, Dickey, Kmnell Thorp, Miller, Kosnitsky, Berens, Kramer. Second row: Yamazaki, Johnson, Rahl, Norris, Gramlich, Moore, Durkee, Bryan, coach Chaffee, manager McColluch, Rahill, co-captains Healy and McFadden, Blanchard, Rae, Warner. 3+ - up--P 2 gk? Aja- , c 66 4,4 O l l 3 2 3 3 0 Rahill, Fierro Middlebury Dartmouth Brown Bowdoin Trinity Springfield Wesleyan Amherst Slade ..o-.Q ALP x HES Y .xg Ac-A . -L. Blanchard Healy 67 ,,, A I E 3,1- .,. in-fs s-. ... , .Q-3?-T - .. 54-, .., .... M f .45 -'I y 4- - , Pr, QW. J r.,,..., -A- Asa..- -rf . : - -' 'ri ' 1 ' Mag, Q' .,. 0.-.' 'M J Q N. -Wx 68 ,Q 4, x -A gf -x. - -ug Varsify cross counfry W, ,r,, X, alll 4 .,.g,.. K J -eq 1 Lg malt WF' Bowdoin RPI Vermont Tufts MIT Coos? Guard WPI Wesleyon Amherst Graduation hurt the 1968 hockey team everywhere, as a result the talents of those who remained were stretched thin in an attempt to compensate. Jim Roe led the team, but defensive chores cut his scoring, other mainstays were Wies, West, Comstock, and Blodgett. Basketball, on the other hand, returned with a strong senior squad- Healy, Untereker, Drummond, and Ervin. Drummond scored, sophomore Dick Travers rebounded, but Bowdoin edged out a win, an injury to Healy contributed to losses to Amherst and A.I.C. for a 17-3 mark. The varsity matmen, trimmed by iniuries, found the going rough, however, co-captain Hall, Johnson, Poindexter, and Hitchens provided bright spots for coach Pete DeLisser through the season. The other co-captain, John Coombe, was one of the iniured, his contribution to the cause included his little brother. The ski team reached its peak at the 1968 Winter Carnival and led before wind forced cancellation of the competition. Leaders in their respective events were captain Nields, Hinderlie, Wolcott, Dunn, Larsen, and Bryan. Squash posted a highly respectable record, finishing eighth in the Nationals and winning the Little Three title. The racquet-work of captain Weller, MacMillen, Heckscher, and Means proved instrumental in this success. Heartbreak was everywhere-from graduation 1967 to a 1968 relay sans trunks, but co-captains Gardner and Carothers, supported by Macartney, Maxwell, and Reddy, bouyed a disappointing season with superior individual performances. Thorp Bensen Norwich Hamilton Conn Middlebury Colby Bowdoin Colgate Moss New Hampshire Amhersf AIC Middlebury Army Vermont Hamilton Amhersf l 3 l 6 4 3 6 3 9 l 8 5 9 6 7 2 .ip ii my :WH QW n l ' 1 fi: l M f ,A i in 1, i i, I 71 I i. 3 . Q, 55 files' - x ii t-ie-r V Varsity hockey. Center: coach McCormick. Left to right: co-captain Roe, Stearns, Comstock, Sullivan, co-captain Wies, Knispel, Martin, Knapp, Moore Walker, Bartow, Gramse, Bensen, Perry, Wilkins, West, Bladgett, Thorp, l Wies 72 Bensen gl .23 ff' QM Nl i 1 N. x ,Eff-s .Q.r ,Wu lv I I Pkg-ii yqhmlel ll -'fiuf . - -- lk... .,.., ,1' ,.,4 -.---..., . .- Drummond 3ff.-4f3-35,3,3,5, gg5eq-:V-1, v .-.1ef!rfT3 :4:.j.fT ' e.. ., 'C 1' v 3 7: .Ii-wp-Y - u L V .- ..' -4 - p . V 4' ,gs , f'ft ' - 1 Y 1.- l A- -A '- 1:4 2 V- , 1 ' :sift MQ Q ' ' l is my m A I V QD J ,-o 6 x Varsity basketball. Center: manager Demakis and coach Shaw. Lett to right: Corr, Duval, Hayes, Messing, Hershey, Knox, Unfereker, captain Healy, 74 9 i 99 1111 .. -gl--4sg:,.' V ,,,,, i Ls... Q-l.4iL44k Healy ' n TL, -1 hill'- 90 Drummond, Travers, Hewitt, Hamilton, Margraf, Parker, Ervin. 75 Untereker l Healy Coast Guard Albany Stare Trin ify Harvard NYAC Siena WPI Bates Bowdoin Union Springfield Amherst Wesleyan Rochester Middlebury Wesleyan AIC Amherst RPI Clark I lv- .v 'J 'V' i- --: W . 5 I 1 6 , . 5 , E . ' 1 -Q ' ' EVVEU Unfereker W 1 77 Varsity wrestling. Front row, left to right: Coombe, Riley, Foster, Hipp, row: manager Dittrich, Read, Greenwood, Crowley, Hansen, co-captain co-captain Hull, Johnson, Sowayo, Poindexter, Hifchins, Gregg. Second Coombe,cooch DeLisser. ., l Johnson 1 ' -1-.-1'-rr ' lf Sawayo Y h ,.7 - - . , ' -V-4' -I 1 -..-r 78 ...Nh HGH Hitchens 24 WPI 16 29 Moss I5 iff' H f- Y-f I0 CoosfGuord 30 9 MIT 30 20 RPI I7 2 Wesleyan 38 I I Amherst 27 NEW ENGLANDS 8th Poindexter 79 -av' ' Varsity skiing. Firsf row, lei? fo fighf: COCCIW R0lPh T0W 159l'1d1 CClPfUiY'l Spencer Beebe, Charles Sawyer. Third row: Charles Wolcott, Martin Treece Morgan Nields, Steve Essley. Second row: Bruce Crane, Christopher Bryan, Johan Hinderlie, Rikk Larsen,Jim Andersen. A 80 ' fn T' fa . ' ' K' ' 5. 9 U , , A 5 V C . H l ' ' t ' WSP. is 'iszszzw 1: A, ,.- - b ,I ! gk -I , 1. :.: .' ' 1'q,'F':.f-51 . b In fm Q Q fi 'T A ' H , , lg 2 xii- -it-' M - W In 1 Qtfbkr . f - , - A: . s . . . V1 vig .,-,N V gfflhsxyiyp ., ' , V rg, A- '-in . . T.- elf' , 5, gym if' .4 4.4-'11 'T , ,. 1 4 1 x.- It 'mag' ai'-L--. .K I Q. ,' ' ' Arn , ' 4! 1 'F' I M -Q l 75 n j 4 P5511 W , 4 .-aj, .f ' Q-in R ' ,Y ggi g..- 4,1 f ' 1-' W, Je! 3' .a ' e:1::,f,- - ,Q a-flflfij I Ili-t ' 'ffm '-5 '?2x1Y?3' 'g .T HF' - gf Y A 5 QW. F f ' 1: A 'Q -, '- 11 T gift 'I -1 ,Bay Zlfpff' ' 4, ' 4 , :.'- . , Q A f ' ' . 'Q Qt an fa , ' Q If ff, ' 15 , ' gr , B . W . W W 1 4 , xx xl X , . , 1, V , .. ,, Y' A 74' ' ' L , j-'.. LQ., ,.. , K f- L. ar' ,- p 1 . If . Y , ' .' f ,--I V X 1 , V, 4 A. -1- E ' 35 PM 2 3,2 MEF' M L -. 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STEVENS I WESLEYAN I IQ6 P almiinimsliwwlms i 1 soo FREE ll51l6'l ll D' lnses 121226 l H-llNlGl'll t ST 1 196 'Q l 2,03 I D TYLER l vsuzen sfggleldfg l AMHERM-PYJ, ,- 6075 lllmlll, . ..',..nWm i l1965l 200 BREAST n .Cow mfs? xl l964l 3120-'il ?0f5' -if fi ii' - 3335ll Varsity swimming. Front row, left to right: Reckman, Hastings, Pearlman, row: manager Gustafson, Kirchner, Fruit, Stone, Reddy, Michelso ne co-captains Carothers and Gardner, Macartney, Schneider, Maxwell. Second berger, Kirkland, Edwards, Thayer, Hopkins, coach Samuelson. B4 Dartmoufh 67 Springfield 62 Bowdoin 57 Union 38 So. Conn 66 MIT 50 Columbia 36 Wesleyan 62 Amherst 50 NEW ENGLANDS 4'rh. Co-captains Carothers and Gardner Ga rd ner f .5 fL,fLFjif'Q5 7 i'.Q'f'7 Q L.. U '51 ' ..,,. ., f ' .121 - A-gin u-um.. ' - -..- 1? f W.-we 1- - .rl lAu'5'lf' , Afifbf. 'illfill lsifr' lu tl '- .-x. A r-. fi ,' l 1 il H33 1- 4 V ,' K ij. Jn, -l I-V 5, 1,4 91.-V - 1 . i ,i i i .wli Jn . . ,-.J ' P1 - I i fig, - . 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W -Lf, qw f- - wif 1 4-i ,,- .' ,L 'vrY.gQ H l V -.-,i M- ., - , .4 , 2515 f- ' again 1 - 521125 . , . e 1 vim? . ,hm . fi V . 25: , A i 1 i. :lf 25 J 2 33336 ,ii i .v , A 534 i r 1' 5:4 i 8 , i 1 l 85 An iniury to Mark Winick left an under-manned lacrosse team even weaker, but an occasional Gamble and some spectacular Demos supported the senior efforts of Blanchard, Dygert, Sartorius, Wilkins and Potts, the result was a very fine season. Baseball, despite balanced inexperience, came on strong as the season progressed and narrowly missed the Little Three championship. Dependable players were captain and shortstop Bobby Quinn, Lowell Davis, Ned Williams, Kim Montgomery, and pitchers Tom Small and Bob Bower. Senior Bill Calfee and ex-quarterback Charlie Bradbury sparked a Little Three golf win, also contributing were Braman, Lynch, Gramlich, May and Jamison. Simon and Auburn captained a largely inexperienced varsity tennis team to two wins, including a victory over Amherst. Strong juniors in the wings are Cunningham and Eckerling. Track, long on distance but short in the field, went winless despite a record mile by captain Maynard and consistently good times by Lux, Dewart, Rae, and Potter. Spring rugby, literally enioying the status of a club, won every party during the season and once again bowed to traditional rival Vassar. Losing every race in their maiden season, the varsity crew nevertheless suggested by its narrow defeats that this newest sport has a bright futur for itself at Williams. .,9r?,i-ati if .52 rf Q,-'W V I X, N I m .,. K ,. 'ia 'M 'Il 4 . A ' m .. -I x .il fg- 1 - f f K WM F, W. ' V ,,LA. , . ' -' Q4 -HE. ' Q ' In N 4 - . W x mill'-, if u ' ' Ffa, I . ' W 'xx K , ' - I 1 l , .-'Y' E N n 0 . . W n v gf, f Zn I A , I . Q H P ', -.1- ' l N-:ff i ,A f -A- , 'q P I QR F '- L f af.: 4 - . - -N if 4 ,f - Q 4 4 fy p 'P me F 7' XX. AX A65 -4 -ax X 5. - fi f 14 4 .- ' K B, Zi M 3 'X' . A-: fg :w + - , 5- x if w. 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Left to right: Brumcn, Lynch, Bradbury, Moy, Jamison, Dougherfy, Bangser, captain Ccxlfee, coach Goff. Cclfee . , 2 Ifi ,F . Mn, 3 5 5 V2 7 2 5V2 V2 3 6 4 6 I 5 V2 Horvord Bosion College Bowdoin Vermont Springfield Middlebury Colgoie Yole Amherst Wesleyan Dorfmoufh MIT Trinity I V2 0 5 I V2 6V2 4 I 3 I 6 l V2 Colfee 5. .fu - A Q- K. dig.: - . , . rf' Q Af A -f:'. + .-f. 1 . '.'.1-'i' ' , i,jr2y.'-.? - .. Q- .,,- a -. 'fig im U, gp rpww ., .V 1 5 ,TE A -XI 1,1 'i J. -.-,N .4 -:wa , , -.2r1:'L 1lA'i?P fTn-,'vg,-.' .:iTf rig'-'f flfff my 6.1! - M , ' X5-4, , s --. . -xg V .11 .A ?'..1.,V - J .4 -if Aja, . x .. ,, . f-. , . ,. ,- . -4... ' Q liz! tl V. Ilya ,lt,KC, . .lllxlf X 1 , f 4 -f.. 1- in . -. . A , ' ' I K ' .Q fl .411-?.'.4.' 'A -- -- .-l,- q 7 .,..V,, . .J Y., ' 3, - 4 , , v in ,,., V H? Q 1' vi.. .., - 2 -2- ' , , I 4. 'll 'J 1. , fi- -T' -5. 'li' 9' 1 , 1, ' '4 ,'r,, Q1 -,M N' 0- 2: 'A' in ' i 3 A ,Q , -gm 5 MLL-M. N :V ' V ,-xx y , y - X ll, -N Vczrsify tennis. Kneeling, left to right: Eckerling, co-captain Simon, Blackford, Cunningham. Standing: Matthews, Kinney, Fulkerson, Hershey, McBroom, co-captain Auburn, coach Chaffee. Auburn Simon 1ii'll'-'ll Varsity track. Williamson. N A .. . 4 .ln i HI if 1' ,1 - wr ,1 L .KL-1'Ni.vuH t it I' IM- AV. r in .-1- , .-r'w- '1 ., -I :gif zgi 2 X JPT' :fi Dewa rt Maynard Vassar match London-Scottish R,F.C. 96 W. ,.,.1, pl .:J E l rl ' l A flhlbml hlli ll' i'i , , 'v 'X lax xg, 7. N. ' 'W .- . ,w- ' - L . 'Ll Williams Rugby Football Club. Kneeling: Kurlinski, Stanton, Dawson, Herlihy, Gault, Owens, Spaeth. Standing: Goodbody, Hown, Beal, Brockmon, Tyler, Salfonstall, Vornedoe, Griffith, Rowland, West. pf Varsity crew. Kneeling: McCurdy. Standing, Left to right: Koilcins, Blodgetf, Pefke, Foster, coach Show, Lc Pierre, Nicholson, Silverthorne, copfciin Walker. V x ,l : - l A. - I l i ...ga- .- . - Y Tv' S ,- -Q? ---T' if n Q ,...,,H ,Z - 1 . S , , . 'fx-7 If' .., A... J -, 3 , ...sig ,. ,Q 55? , 1,ffffii?L- . w:1'.i ' . 'I xfI.P 5,-HQ ff 4,1-1 f f'ai1?n Q-1 QQ? 111- 4g --A.,,4jd.!Q,A....n,3,,.l:h . XA 'f.'+L'E3fg.'4'Q-?'f--YV,11'. . , ,Qi :I 'f-?t,'c.'.237 .Q5.'u'v ' 2 1' , g:5'5.E'ra.5 1,1r'w., 'EH' . gl, W C dw, 5 M... .,. , A-I1-4 .., .'L.J:j5.V-S:..-i.:3lr,- - .- Freshman teams function as low-pressure indoctrinations to the philosophy of sport at Williams and serve either as a single intercollegiate experience or as the first step toward a varsity career. Either way, the atmosphere promotes friendships that four years will not exhaust, whether the result is three years of intramurals or a block W, the essence of the introduction remains and preserves the outlook that has made Williams athletics an area of individual decision and commitment, not a winning machine. , W Ferruro -- V L Freshman soccer 1 02 lun ,- p1no97IwESLEYANI c.oAL1As IW. -. I 4eaaIwss1m11 IJvA1:11E11NEN.JaI1966I 100 FREE I 4951 l-f1CM vM-- -I 2i033IWILLIAMSIRh'1'LL'A 1S I19e7I2oo BACK I 2?Q3.3 IRWILLIAMS I l967I 2106-6 I R-WlLL1N'I? 1 '---- 5107sI1'R1111Tw' 1 umm 'l966I soo FREE '1s:1e.1 'I D. RODGER I1955I5:z1.o ID.STEVENS I WILLIAM. 1903190 10111116 muowm. Il965 1 zoo BREAST 'I2123.9I L. SEARS 11965 I 2:22.6 I H.KN1eHT IWESLEYAN U Ixu1TcI:A?1. -wif: 400 IIIW I DST xiiggsgm 55625355 I AMHERS Freshman Swimming Freshman wrestling WI,..,.. 9.+? Q 9 -E ' - H-1-:aww H A I 'iw M-I L 'I03 N. X -'lux nu Bl! L..a I .,.- ,. .M-. ,gi Freshman skiing Fresh mon sq ucsh - .1-fuk -, -- , , ...A f'--.- .Y --r. 4' 1: gnvff-'T-Y if f Q L nf' 4 4 E ' gl A , .l F I 'xii V . r Rs sm! 5 ELI, , 1:51 ,ia I , ,y ,, A, B msg: 4 --L I . w A , . 'Q.'l.: , -ff . . Ai .g' . V: AK 'V ,Q ' 1 -.1541 'Af ,V f ' A - 4 Q-1- .fqxqit ' I F W -Tia L,-gl . af F -. Bl E SL I ,,wu,5 ig,- Y Freshman Tennis SAF51- -,X The inauguration of the Winter Study Program this year could well be considered the academic cornerstone of the new Williams, as might be expected, the spirit dictated by Winter Study carried over into the rest of the year and into other spheres ot activity. An increasing emphasis on independence, coupled with the growing demands on men of college age, fostered both a sense of personal relevance on campus and of campus relevance to the world, the College Council, Gargoyle, and Phi Beta Kappa, as the executive senior organizations, communicated this spirit through their respective activities. Culturally, the response came in terms of more and better offerings by the Choral Society and by Cap and Bells, while the Young Democrats and Young Republicans reacted with the election year in mind. Spokesmen for the frictionless atmosphere, whether implied or expressed, were The Record, The Gulielernensian, and The Red Balloon, with leisure time increased, the Lehman Service Council, Purple Key, the Chapel Board, WCCA, and WCJA availed themselves of increased opportunities for service. Finally, a tragic death set in motion the Afro-American sponsored King Fund for expanded cultural and historical representation of the Negro on the Williams campus. The logical results and the ideal results coincide-in creating ca sense of personal value in the other world outside of Williamstown, and perhaps in making it seem not quite so other after all. cf ,lf tl' .IJ X 1'--- . ,,f ' , Q ---' --a+ -. .Y l V-T.5.,.:-Q..-Q,,,, W,- A--f , W ., , , ,.Ef..T....--, 7,L- , ,,,. ,, 1 MT 7.1:Z5gj:ij i5g-,, H zgln, . 1, , -1..t-Y.. - 5 Af 4 1116 fi +01 ,I Sv, Q ., A mf ,QTL gm iw' .LIS x 33 if ' L. ,F W-, ,LLP -'TL 22 ,w 1 3 M: T E '?' , eff A wx f If 45' . ,f v 'I F Va fag 9. 4 ,ef if am, if. 'M xiii: f , ' F ' ., M A I lf J F ' 1? 17? 'Cf 5 42- ll ix ' V ' K x f y 1 1 Q J mbsfi, ' A ' 4 if W -. . ,Q , QQ .5 ,PI 9-IF '17- afig? '41, s' -.. M535 -J: 4 gg W QQ' fig Q d H ,I- Mx s.,-sl 73' , . -..., 0 1 241 Q ir 1: WW f J E 1 fyix Y mv? ,, A - ff I Q I 3 9- . V X ' f, X e E l Ml! wav' Q 'gf W + ng , 4 1 we NNN Q 14.1 , . D 'r'-'-9-'V 1' -f' x JC V 1 E 'H :fl '41 , 2 my a ., f w ' N up t 3 if f 3 H: ' 1 'fu 1 ., - 'z'., 'A X . .L L-H 1, ,E x Y' .xv T P Radio WMS-WCFM. Left To right: Weilingfon, Ferry, Pierce QSfcHon Moncgerl, McMahon, Chase, Jencks, Elion, Hartman, Morgan. 112 The Evergreen Tec: Room. Left to right: Bradley, Prouiy, G. Miller, Therrien, S. Miller Marching Bqnd. 's -,l.,g' 1 W -1 wwf 0- ,,:l 'f',',! ., X. A -V N AN, 1 'S Www:-.. ' V . . . Mu, ,., Q M- v , - ,J A . . .N , A -X nw ...... g- , .- ' -1 . . -- . A A 1:-Q, Y -'. .Wu -+ M- Liu , 3704. .N .f ui... .- ,. .. s . ,ix JA I 'M .Ll-QM 'WW ' 4' 'X-' .41.J-'..,.- 4 ' j I. . I 'AW fa 1 ' ' - ' l - Mn .,e.u,, - . . '. , . , , M DJ nw., X, '-.-'.'fu,,5' ITM . J -W '1 Hi ' K-2 - -...M ' . ' an Mg.. .' - 1. ., 4 H, Ephlats. Left to right: Bradley, Kelton, Mason, Proufy, Dickerson, Chambers lDireciorJ, Curtis, Tyler, Obourn, Beach. Cap and Bells. Front row, left to right: Paisf, Smith, Iliff, McHendrie, Ednie. Second row: Cantlon, Todd, Low, Heller lPres.J, Earle, DeMarco 'I 'I4 I Q Q.f5gfA'- '- - W ffl N ' ' ix fix X '15 .1 LF, nf ' Q, if' i X 5 if! Q 'r f . UN . 9 5 s A E y-,www -'Z 4 '75 A af k f IV' ..V, A , ' aTlF,,Z-'N 3' ff Kf- 'L 1 I ng L J .af -.TJ ' TJ Q Q9 1 'bv I' Young Democrats. John Kitchen, President. Afro-American Society. Front row, left to right: Boswell, Jones, Lloyd, COlllr1S, Young, Robinson, Harris, Hull, Washington, Robinson, Douglass Hatcher, Hughes, Bronson. Second row: Jones, Collins. Third row: Fitzgerald, Williams. ,YQ .1 V, . 11?-Snize? --,ge .-Q-4 H ' - .' 1 . W. lL..7 .,, ,', U7 ............... :- ......- .---1 Chapel Board. Left To right: Hansen, Perry, Williams 1Pres.J, Poffer WCJA. Seafed, left to right: Pearlman, Gould CPres.l, Greenland. Standing: Levin, Leiter. H8 Foreign Students Committee. Left to right: Connor, Holler, Kelly, Hoffman, Mason. gag Trovel Bureau. Left to right: Meill, Marks, Kitchen iPres.l, Williams, Wood. ,,x1. 1 , f - W M me AH . '. wsu' .YQ N. t- i .iz -- ff, . - - lv .g',-- . 'IZ' , 'X , fl Q-H -'ff'-fi:-pit 2,51 - . ffm -' X .' 'E ,f f nwL..w S 4 Fencing Club. ffourth from IeHJ Dave Ebitz, captain. ss., WOC officers. Left to right: Swett, Schenk, Ccskey CPres.J, Howell, Jencks, Cricenfi, couch Town send. 120 Cycling Club. Seth Warner, captain. Yacht Clgb. Seated, left to right: Jones, Green, Nicholson lCommoclorel, Mcclcxy, Burkon. Standing: Frost, Wylie, Colfer, Dunn, Fiersfein, Nycum Fitzgero ,Lux. lf the new Williams and the effects of the Winter Study Program can be embodied cmd tangibly described, it must be in terms of the year's events-cultural, political, and frivolous, without doubt, T967-68 was a descriptive year. Such distinguished national figures as Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, Bishop Pike, James Farmer, Whitney Young, and James Reston made the campus an active forum for the exchange of policy and opinion, S.D.S. was a willing partner in the political dialogue, appearing in fall and spring demonstrations and sponsoring the winter teach-in. The Pwoenix and the rag explored different areas in adding short- lived variety to the campus literary scene, and experimental theater productions hit new highs in quality and quantity in complementing the maior productions of the year- Macbeth and The Royal l-lunt of the Sun. The babbel, world's only talking room, presented Under Milkwood and continued its relaxed offerings of poetry and folk music, Cohen's Emulsion drew anxious actors and Bronfman bravos as the winner of the June Williamstown Film Festival. A March organ recital by Mr. Hill of the mathematics department joined the student concerts in an excellent program of music over the year. Fraternities pledged,'Gargoyle and Gurgle reproduced themselves. And most notably, the Winter Carnival Concert-the only one of its kind-was held. Martin Luther Historical Agnostic Society Amherst Bowdoin Football rallies. Trinify A ,, . . , , - f':v.'-.0 ' J Q ' V- S-.4 D- - Aaff .. '. -:L--.,. -' 1 -fa . -' 'P' --ff 5: ' ' S --,.. - -Q if. 1 , 5. ., 41.1 . L - . ' T i , - - A, 'Y' Y.. N 7-.V -' 1- qj -11... - '. .fu . ft , '.. Q N u..T. .9 -Q ., - M yuh. Burr Cohen direcfing Emulsion Jock and Fietch in concert 125 win' x ful ' f 3 A 5 ' fl ,, 5 -.-'fe' , - w 1 f In ff ja I-T ' g ' if . i f ! -- f wiv as E L '37 f 1 ,I 'L 01, I i' . li..-0 3 W V f .x x-dl Fih -V: -Y 1. - .gm .A ,N - .. ,gif AMT. Shakespeore's Macbeth AMT. Shoffer's Royal Hunt of fhe Sun AMT. Jellicoe's The Knock 1-si, -- 'J' -- . ' fzirfh- 127 .fi-Xa, Vief Nom Teach-in 2 K t, 'A ..ew9 ' lsl1werOl1ja, Cl'1inQQnd Viet Nom Milton Kotler, Urban Revolution and Reconstruc- James Billington, The Intellectual tion Ferment in the USSR L 'mi v t mtl H A .W A , 1 Brian Murphy on the Oakland draft riot Dickinson Debevoise on the Draft 129 Sen. Woyne Morse, The War in Vief Nam Rt. Rev. James Pike, Todc1y's Religious Crisis 130 Henry Kissinger on Economics and Viet Nom , .',-ll ,lx mg.- , I James Former on Urban Problems , pl. ,-,.-Vw, 37.5 William Sloane Coffin, Koiros In the same sense that Winter Study is an academic cornerstone, the residential system is the social foundation of the new fmalej Williams, in the first year of wholly random membership, each house assumed its own distinct character. Bascom had the best parties and added some of the most relaxed Williams men to the trivia contests and Laugh-In's Nielsen, while Berkshire House contributed the co-captains of swimming and sponsored a variety of cultural events-poetry readings, string quartets, and films. Winner of the disputed Winter Carnival game room contest, this year Brooks relinquished its purely intellectual image, the first house in the Quad, Bryant, gave us the Renaissance Lecture Series and three captains-Drummond, Weller, and Trav Auburn. Carter House supplied leadership for The Record, Purple Key, Gurgle, and the College Council. Fort Daniels rose from the ashes of Fort Hoosac iust in time for a blissful green Qthat's lettucej spring and the annexation of Perry Annex. . The Petke-Wilson football tandem and Billy-Rand spread Gladdendom all over the campus, as Garfield boasted a championship softball team and hosted another in the series of sun-blessed lawn parties. Both halves of Hopkins House had a good year, reuning occasionally at social functions, contributing more than their share of J.A.'s, and receiving more than their share of transfers, and Perry answered charges of apathy by mustering for a play in The City between bridge hands. Prospect gathered overall intramural honors without sacrificing cocktail parties to training, and though Spencer spent first semester sponsoring Senator Morse, the spring was devoted to wallball. Tyler finished high in the intramural race and made the house a center for everything from formal dancing to the Bucket Crew, the men of Wood bred campus literati in an atmosphere of sensitivity and volleyball. 133 , J ,.,,j11f png: ' 'A ' is . L D ' - FSS A V L ,Qr',:-.C.- Z -' ' I f,.H v A , ' ' .QA .5 ,Q . ..,- ,- ' '.j-gf-Z':f . X PLL, Wi . 1.-9' ,T 1' 2952 .39 T, JP: I A Lf, .g. Y f.: if s,, .. 11, - eg ,W-, P?i ...nu I ,L '49 3. -41 ' - , 74553, 1 - . LJ ,, , V - 1,7 - ,,- . ,-- . if-f:'?m John Bascom House 135 Berkshire House , ,.-'.,4 A -1' .Y I -- 1 n -.Q V K.. .V ,url QY-KS, 1 if ,,. 1 Q q . nl v -3..i1Z Lg1r, 'g,.fQ,,1.L1l'w.k'j. gh 15,4-nj, 1? an ' ' -s-5-' Q - A Q, Lvx p Nm LL Q- -.:.- 2 5 i 5 Q J ,T -V. ' an-,,, ' H f- X X- 'L c .,- A 1' , - ' vs K, w -A ' V R ' 57' ,pf 'Sq' 1 ,f'.j,+,?x,4 A I IVA' La' 'jf'-img' t 136 137 - fr S 1 , A ,v 'F 'SHQK Belvidere Brooks House 140 jf ,- William Cullen Bryant House 9 Franklin Coder House , 1- ?1 ' , 4-' gn 5 vm- .' 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'- n I Y 'V' A I 3 Mlm' .1 . ., .. , ,, Q -f 'E' H ' 1 VM .--1--I-lf? .sn Y, -u - J V - - L' 'r , 1' I M- .. 2, - .usa .:.,..A .:.:. -f ,i A 'T-'1r1q::Q,g ..J,eL.-Q ' 3:54 f-ve'-'aww ' .f t?.f1'Q:- 1i'y.r'-M -uv. f'44r-'- .w Z0 'A . 1 ?'1 '-'ffl ' 5't-,JQQL-5Fj',I.gLf ' ' -rffw. 'f-12,5 1:41 Amir! .. - -:fn ,' ,.r::-VV, ,,A, .pdf I-,J6 gg, .Q' iv,- -' vu.- 1 Ur- v. -.mf-,,.n.ge -1.-,,t,r ya-JQIIRL. , - -... ., , R. 'f'.-.a-ff5'-- ,' fig 'iff-mf f'i f'::f :n,'- 5,:E- -4 V A '-g.. -gifjtff ,--1.1, :.'- 'L'-1 -11, j-.nl ' ' - -.flea-44.2. ,-ffm... .- . L. '- -vzamsznufsfv - X 'Q NVQ E .- -.gil i A U 1 . JI! 1 EP L1 11 ,, V.-v'f ' 158 -.I , ,zkgu John C. Tyler House v- Hamilton B. Wood House w n n x 1 is I n E 4 l.,, I r 7 , I 4 C' 1 r n I I I. ' 1 TT' ,i -Y,, ' 41 5 , H V . 4 , J X K Ei . -11 A1 .V Y: l Li V fu, ji' 5' Et - ir, Jmwqa . f r SN . ,.,-gs? . 4 fl. A 1 . np, A ni'-L ' , 'W . Q ' F-U. ri N., A , ' igvl' 'la mr, IX 1 , A,.a,Q L V w nr 4 my , Lv - c L. PFI ,,.. ' A .gf-Lum i A . s i ' VV , any u ,.- - H... 'fr vw wa -.Y M ess' 361' A ,A Z 4 vm ., , u. 1 vim? ' JU - .A 1. ' f !-1 ru! f' --gum , -V13 WW' ,9'T wS 5h1-f5.'f33'1'-W I ' m ' ri . 'X ,xii ' ,V ffm I r- 4,- l XA -4 A -J .LA ,-I -Ht i Y, , , s,g,b- AM- ---J A senior knows where to go and how to get there. Vassar . . . The Texan . . . Dean's List. Discrimination is a part of learning - what to accept. Convocation . . . The faces are familiar and smiles come easier. Snow. . . The memorable moments can be anything if they're ending. Graduate school? The discovery is discovery. The tedium is a state of mind. Comps . . . Baccalaureate . . . Graduation The fourth summer away from Williamstown is the last. 163 Peter B. Abrahams Paul W. Allison John C. Angle III Joseph P. Adelson David M. Allen I xx James R. Anderson Scoft H. Anderson C, R055 Anfl-,ony William C. Apgar Jr Robert D. Arbeit Robert D. Asbury Laurence R. Barnhill John R. Barton J. Clayton Baum Thomas M. Beach Travers T. Auburn Al bert F. Bartovics Spencer B. Beebe 66 Thomas D. Bell Bruce J. Berman John A. Boyd Robert L. Bendick, Jr. Dirk M. Bennett William A. Blanchard Anthony S. Bliss James S. Boynton Robert C. Bradley III I Stephen M. Bradley Brooks J. Brogdon Jeffrey L. Brown Richard B. Browne Martin Brutus Scoh J. Burnham Charles G. Buschman 9 6. Mrs. Lyndon Johnson Environmental Studies Convocation f IRS Lenm vow? m5Bm1x s To sIoPmURDERua vxmw. X Q William R. Calfee Arthur T. Cambouris Alexander F, Cqgkey Robert W. Chambers Jr. Thomas A. Carothers III ,iss- John D. Champoli Paul C. Christopherson Robert H. Claridge Burton E. Cohen Geoffrey M. Connor John D. Coombe John Counelis Arnold S. Cover Roger Crafts Jr. Robert J. Cricenti Kent Crickard John B. Davis Jr 'I73 E W , , I Lowell W. Davis Mark R. DeCamp Thomas C. Demakis Paul F. Denver Peter B. DeOreo William F. Dewar! Jr. Anthony P. DeWitt Wendell F. Dickerson Jr. Rodney C. Dimock John K. Dirlam Jr. Douglas A. Doan Mark A. Donovan Christopher L. Dornin F. Christopher Dougherty Kevin J. Dougherty Michael V. Doyle J- V ,fig-A w ' g if x I ' 1 H 4 . , f f nw la Sauna: 4 . , I L l qz .-.. 1 ,sq F ,-i- A' ' g'1 '!N ,Q I , ,, E 5 . N 1 f ' ,A ' - 4, f . 5, m P F! . , . M 1 1 i .ti 0 'lf' 1 Q 9 4 V ' , - x ,Q 'Ji' . I , 6 I' Y 04 Amr- 'Y - ' V- 1 ' V W ' ' . .. fi I l ,gig , .4 Lv -. 1 1 ,,, , , if 1 - . . , 5 N z V fl x , 3? B A a A fn.. 4 'K 4' Genflemen's Volunteer Fire Company Ltd 178 ll' ll K-J 5' Henry Drinker William H. Drummond Randall P- DY9e T David A. Earle Douglas E. Ebert David R. Eblen Albert W. Edmonds Thomas J. Ervin 21 Steven P. Essley Glenn C. Everhart Richard H. Forman Robert C. Foster John P. Fulkerson Stephen D. Fisher William N. Gardner iff? Q' C' -'FQ N i TW! F:-fl -ff'? : 1 . 'Tm lu. ' if' ' A 5:4 ai, : 1 .,, QQ ' ,,f-fr- 1-Q ' 4 ,L,,,N,,.,-A 1 -n, 'fff,1L- X , -Q . I A, . 5--Q, 'I 4 '41U'f:. . E Q55 Mgr HQ W as I -A 1 ,z W. 1- .+ v is-1 la Lee J. Gaskell Steven A. Gould John Groves 1 - Robert M. Gault Robert H. Gillmore Robert D. Graffagnino Malcolm J- Grunt William M. Gustafson Jr. James R. Halloran Tod R. Hamachek Michio Hamano l Carter R. Harrison Jr James B. Healy Jonathan L. Healy Henry L. Hecht Robert G. Heiss Richard B. Heller L The Jim Kweskin Jug Bond Gary F. Henderson David M. Herlihy John K. Herpel Robert M. Herzog Frederic F. Hillier Jr. Fred R. Hodgson Peter O. Hood Guy W. Horsley Jr. Nicholas T. Iliff Noboru lue J. Kenneth Jackson Jr. Daniel Jocoff Mark F. .locox Abraham Jelin Barton T, jqneg DOUQIUS E- -'Ones v 1 x-4 J Ali' U ta . W, in U.- --v SK I x .11 x .F A '11 Q M i if MQ, Ll i x v .31 1 f t'Q'e22 'N 1-- I ,E 6- fn F. on I1 V A 1 ,Ll ,. f uf ' ' X ' ,au 0 N J is g ill r Q Fort Hoosac fire, January, 1968 '41 ry: Brech1's Mother Courage 190 nv J '13 Robert G. Joyce Gordon Juan Dennis J. Kelly John M. Kinabrew lll Daniel R. Kingman Richard D. Kipp Howard S. Kirshner Robert E. Klafell Charles H. Lambert Michael H. Lavyne Lawrence D. Levien Chung-Yan Ling Sterling M. Lloyd Jr. John C. Long Jr. Robert J. Lord James M. Love James B. Lowenthal Robert M. Lux Robert B. Macariney Jonathan Mardirossian Matthew R. Lyon John F. Lyons Jr. David A. Marcello Harold M. Marchick Paul J. Marquis Steven J. Mason Qvxfl Roger Maynard Jr. Robert C. McCloud Frank H. McCulloch William C. McFadden Il Donald J. McGill Richard C. McGinn Edward M. McMahon Jr. , Alexander M. McVie Ill -:ii X 'UE f: :Qi '-42: F 'T' gn ni 'T I - H '- 5,45 Q- In 1.- ' 9 F - as Q, Q S 4 U- v ',,.-s 'E pas-Q .-, ,....- Q 5, A . Q? 3 Richard K. Means Jr. Albert A. Miller E. Scoft Miller III John T. Miller Jr. Peter C. Miller Richard A. Moore Jr Joel N. Morse Allyn T. Mosher Paul R. Muniz is John H. Murray Michael A. Mustille Winford C. Naylor Jr Paul Neely Norman L. Newhall Ill Edward C. Nichols Tl10fI1QS H. Nicholson 1 1.-vi L, ' I1 I , sv 1 - bag. P 1 . , 1 , 4 N Y nr . , A w W gs-. 4 W, .gg Eg., L:-R-4 .-' , 5' ,Q -7 14.0. '.a...- -,.y-. 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M' P H. 1 Yigjferc- ,.- 'W A. ff M, JV- m , f,. ' ' in 4... Q N, Y f Q-:.,,..gE,: . sw Qg- -5. . r ha- rx?- , A 4,5 Q'Q'xX.. , . 0 James B. Roe William P. Roesing William G. Ronai Peter S. Sartorius George C. Schelling John D. Schenck Jr. D. Peter Schneider David M. Schulte Amos H. Scott Robert G. Scott IV Stephen B. Seose Jerome A. Seidenwurm William D. Shapiro Russell N. Shefrin Peter H. Simkin 2 214 Bruce G. Simon Allen R. Sklaver David A. Sloane Victor H. Smith William N. Smith Robert G. Snyder David R. Snydmon Robert A. Stanton Howard R. Steinberg ,+R 5'2a 152 lm ,lf 2' 4394 ff -A X S fl 1 'if mg .-,1,,'..,,Q' ' any .,.1.. Q.: I fu 431 Y 15 Q -v W -w'.?f ? Q ik-15, Thomas R, Sqevens John T. Siickney Jr. Jeffrey E. Sfiefler Edwin J. Strassburger Daniel E. Sullivan Mark J. Sullivan Allen G. Swan Ronald S. Teschke in 1 i Q. Douglas E. Tueting Jacob J. Van Dyken Lloyd S. Thomas Harold G. Thornburg Jr J. Curtis Tyler Ill William K. Van Allen Jr Thomas W. Wagstaff Jeffrey L. Walker James B. Reston, Commencement 1968 1 l 4 1 Robert T. Wall Jr. James V. Walsh Austin Wand IQN Michael G, Wasserman L. Edwards Weeks III Jonathan B. Weller 1: l , . Q i A J. Dobson West William C. Whitman Carl H. Wies Clinton P. Wilkins Robert W. Wilkins Jr. David P. Williams Nedland P. Williams Addison G. Wilson III Roger R. Wolmuth Scott F. Wylie Ronald W. K. Yee Michael W. Yogman QICIL' N M I ,-, X51 11,-qs W. ,, ,V . Sv' LN. mfg? ri F9 1- ' I -, 1, ,K ,K v L F. 1 c.4,' '35, +-3. -ff'-u, , af J reflect the young 2:1 A H ,I HJMWX gi . Lifi? 7 ? ruff ' W.,,i V,, A A JZ. 5 -Eval' 'ik-.E 5 H- 'f, , if?--,f5: l!f.-.. hge,-4, X :Q i.:-fag: A , -211 ju-I! 4, ,Fi -,tial I H ' F2131 . ii 9: fa-.L-, E ig A 153214 , 1 I 'J4 LI 1' ,.?, km - lei : J LA f 1-. ,: -. I , . fag' J 1. 5 lu J , ,, . lf . .' mg 3 f ,F U .lg--fl -lg., fi -Lf' iiw J Q 'A'b if 3 F :xii-1 .Mr-lla. we JW' F 1 ' ,V 1 V. ' ,-'ff n' ', .. WH' . I v'. - Vx' ,v .11-'A 1 AFR . 1 H Uv v I M. U 1-. 'un 'TI 73:21,-fi to themselves and to each other 225 The fomorrows ploy themselves out 227 And skylines are the some through academic windows. SENIORS PETER B. ABRAHAMS: Rockcliffe, Ontario, Bascom House, prepared at Lisgar Collegiate Institute, Dean's List, WMS-WCFM, I,2, Rugby Football Club, 3,4. JOSEPH P. ADELSON: Northampton, Mass., Hopkins'House, prepared at Williston Acad., Dean's List, vice-president Phi Beta Kappa, 4, Horace Clark Fellowship, Purple Key, 4, secretary 3, Cultural Chairman of House, 3, Berkshire Farm, Undergraduate Teaching Assistant in Psychology. DAVID M. ALLEN: Biddeford, Maine, Bryant House, prepared at Biddeford H.S., Phi Beta Kappa, Kenneth L. Brown prize in American Studies, Band, 2,3,4. PAUL W. ALLISON: Shrewsbury, Mass., Prospect House, prepared at Shrewsbury H.S., Newman Club, I,2, Football, 3. JAMES R. ANDERSON: Glen Ellyn, Ill., prepared at Minnachaug Reg. H.S., Dean's List, Swimming I, WMS-WCFM, 2,3, AMT, 3. SCOTT H. ANDERSON: Benton Harbor, Michigan, Bryant House, prepared at Benton Harbor H.S., Marching Band, 2,3,4, Brass Ensemble, 2. JOHN C. ANGLE III: Philadelphia, Penna., Perry House, prepared at Chest- nut Hill Acad., Phi Beta Kappa, Dean's List, Honors, Mead Fund Intern in Gov., Record, I, Philosophy Club, 4, French Club, I,2,3,4, Nuclear Associa- tion, I,2,3,4. C. ROSS ANTHONY: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Prospect House, prepared at Casady School, Dean's List, President Prospect House, 3-4, Secretary Prospect House, 2-3, Basketball, I, Track, I, College Council, 3-4, secretary, College Council Financial Comm., 4, North Adams Tutorial Proiect, 2,3, Flying Club, 2,3,4. WILLIAM C. APGAR, JR.: Lebanon, N.J., Fort Hoosac House, prepared at North Hunterdon Regional H.S., Dean's List, Sophomore Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Meade Summer Intern, Economics Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, Band, I,2,3, Lettuce, 4, Fort Hoosac Volunteer Fire Department, 4, Phi Bete Demo. ROBERT D. ARBEIT: Jersey City, N.J., Hopkins House, prepared at Newark Acad., Dean's List, Benedict Prize in Math 12nd placel 2, Phi Beta Kappa, Record, I, Sailing Club, I, Williams Jewish Association, I, sec., 2,3. ROBERT D. ASBURY: Keene, N.H., prepared at Union H.S., Football Mana- ger, I. TRAVERS T. AUBURN: New Hartford, Conn., Bryant House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at The Loomis School, WMS-WCFM, I,2,3, Varsity Squash, I,2,3,4, Varsity Tennis, 2,3, co-captain, 4, Triple Crown, 4. A.K. BAKESIGAKI: Kabale, Uganda, Carter House, prepared at Busoga College, Mwiri, Washington-Williams Student exchange, 2. LAURENCE R. BARNHILL: Wilmette, Illinois, Bryant House, Alpha Delta Phi, prepared at New Trier H.S., Dean's List, Soccer, I, Berkshire Farm, 2, Bryant House Cultural Committee, 4, Secretary, Alpha Delta Phi, 4, Co- director of Student News Agency, 4. JOHN R. BARTON: Westmont, Illinois, Berkshire House, prepared at Suffield Acad., Hinsdale Township H.S., Outing Club, I,2. ALBERT F. BARTOVICS: Cedarcratt, Penna., Delta Kappa Epsilon, prepared at Delavan-Darien H.S., Swimming, I,2, Ass't Scoutmaster, Troop No. 5, North Adams, I,2,3,4. J. CLAYTON BAUM: Falls Church, Va., Hopkins House, prepared at George Mason H.S., Dean's List, Outing Club, I,2, WMS-WCFM, I, Newman Club, I,2,3, Wms Catholic Ass'n., 4. THOMAS M. BEACH: Ramsey, N.J., Bryant House, prepared at Ramsey H.S., Ephlats, I,2,3, Director 4, Glee Club, I,2, Ski Instructor, I, Assistant Trainer, 3,4, House Secretary, 2,3, Bryant Hockey League, 4, Gross National Product, 4, Junior Advisor, 3. SPENCER B. BEEBE: Portland, Oregon, Gladden House, prepared at Catlin Gabel H.S., Williams Outing Club, I,2,3,4, Tennis, I, Skiing, I,2,3,4, Fal- conry, Flying Club, 2. THOMAS D. BELL: Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Gladden House, prepared at Mt. Pleasant Community H.S., Football, I,2,3, Rugby, 3,4, Lacrosse, I, WMS- WCFM, I,2,3,4, Young Democrats, I,2,3,4, Outing Club, I,2,3,4, Chairman Communications Committee, Winter Carnival, 3,4, Intramurals, I,2,3,4, Vice-president of Billy Rand, 4. ROBERT L. BENDICK, JR.: Rye, N.Y., Gladden House, prepared at Rye H.S., Dean's List, Honors, President, Gladden House, 3,4, Gargoyle, vice-pres., 4, Junior Adviser, 3, Treasurer, College Council, 3,4, Williams Record, 2,4, Chairman All College Entertainment Committee, 4, Wrestling, I,2, Lacrosse, I,2,3, Rugby Club, 4. DIRK M. BENNETT: Houston, Texas, Brooks House, prepared at Lamar H.S., 230 Dean's List, Treasurer's Council, I, Civil Rights Committee, treasurer, I, chairman, 2, Mead Fund Spring Trip, 4, Rep. to University ot North Carolina Symposium, 4. BRUCE J. BERMAN: Great Neck, N.Y., Tyler House, prepared at Berkshire School, Dean's List, Adelphic Union, 2,3,4, Yacht Club, I,2, secretary 3, commodore 4. WILLIAM A. BLANCHARD: Garden City, N.Y., Spencer House, prepared at Garden City H.S., Chi Psi Corporation Study Incentive Award, 2,3, Dean's List, Soccer, I,2,3,4, Lacrosse, I, co-captain 2,3,4, All America, 3, All New England, 2,3, Most Valuable Player, 3, Williams Record, I,2,3. ANTHONY S. BLISS: San Gabriel, Calif., Spencer House, prepared at Temple City H.S., Junior Year in France, Sweet Briar College Program, Naumberg Book Prize, I, Dean's List, Young Republicans, I,2, Freshman Revue, I, Baseball, I, Outing Club, 2,4, Dialogue, 2, Theatre, 4. JOHN A. BOYD: Merion Station, Penna., Brooks House, prepared at Friends' Central School, Dean's List, Outing Club, I, Tennis, I, Skiing, I. JAMES S. BOYNTON: Westport, Conn., Brooks House, prepared at Princeton H.S., Dean's List, Freshman Council, I, Lacrosse, I,2, Dialogue, 2, College Council, 2, President Brooks House, 4. CHARLES L. BRADBURY: Shelbyville, Ky., Fort Hoosac, Kappa Alpha Society, prepared at Shelbyville H.S. and Woodberry Forest Prep, Football, I,2,3,4, Basketball, I. ROBERT C. BRADLEY III: Littleton, Colorado, Bascom House, prepared at Littleton H.S., Dean's List, Purple Key, treas, 2,3, Swimming Team, I, mana- ger, 2,3, Treasurer, Bascom House, 3. STEPHEN M. BRADLEY: E. Aurora, N.Y., Hopkins House, Theta Delta Chi, prepared at Iroquois Central H.S., Glee Club, I,2,3, Choral Society, 4, Ephlats, I,2,3,4, Marching Band, I,2,3,4, Freshman Revue, I, House Social Chairman, 3, Adviser Staff, 2, Editor, 4. BROOKS J. BRAGDON: Cape Vincent, N.Y., Garfield House, prepared at Gilman School, Dean's List, Honors, Football, 'I,2,3,4, House Officer, 2, Pres, 3,4, College Council, 3,4, 2nd vice-president, Junior Adviser, 3, Gargoyle, 4, secretary-treasurer, Catholic Association, I,4. JEFFREY L. BROWN: Wellesley Hills, Mass, Tyler House, Psi Upsilon, pre- pared at Taft School, Hockey, I,2,3,4, Golf, I. RICHARD B. BROWNE: Toledo, Ohio, Bryant House, St. Anthony Hall, pre- pared at Maumee Valley Country Day School, Football, I, Winter track, track, I,2. MARTIN BRUTUS: Lynbrook, N.Y., Brooks House, prepared at Lynbrook H.S., Soccer, I, Berkshire Symphony Orchestra, I,2,3, Outing Club, I,2, String Quartet, I,2,3. SCOTT J. BURNHAM: Lexington, Mass., Berkshire House, prepared at Lexington H.S., Dean's List, Record, 3,4, Crew, 4. CHARLES G.H. BUSCHMAN: Bronxville, N.Y., Gladden House, prepared at Bronxville H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Adelphic Union, I,2,3, Philosophy Club, 4, president, Band, I,2,3,4, Nuclear Association, I,2,3,4, Gladden Cultural Committee, 2, Red Balloon contributor, I. WILLIAM R. CALFEE: Shaker Heights, Ohio, Garfield House, prepared at University School, Dean's List, Williams Record, 3,4, Football, I,3,4, Golf, I,2,3,4, captain, Gurgle, House Officer, 3,4. ARTHUR T. CAMBOURIS: Flushing, N.Y., Brooks House, prepared at Flushing H.S., Dean's List, Freshman Revue, I, Outing Club, 2,3, Tutor at Mt. Grey- lock, 2, AMT, 3, Brooks House vice-president, 3,4. THOMAS A. CAROTHERS ll: Cincinnati, Ohio, Berkshire House, Alpha Delta Phi, prepared at Phillips Academy, Dean's List, Williams Record, 2,3, Gulielmensian, 2,3, Swimming, I,2,3,4, co-captain I,4, Gentleman's Volun- teer Fire Company of Williamstown, Ltd., 4, Cheerleader, 4. ALEXANDER F. CASKEY: Lincoln, Mass., Wood House, prepared at Noble and Greenough School, Dean's List, American Academy of Poets Award, Soccer, I, Record, 2,3,4,'head of Critical Staff, AMT, 2,3,4, Greylock Tutorial Program, 2, Outing Club, I,2, vice-president 3, president 4, Glee Club, I,2,3,4, Williams-Bennington Committee, 3,4. ROBERT W. CHAMBERS: Bloomfield Hills, Mich., Hopkins House, Theta Delta Chi, prepared at Cranbrook School, Dean's List, Glee Club, l,2,3, Choral Society, 4, Freshman Council, I, Ephlats, 2,3, director 4, Flying Club, presi- dent, 2,3,4. JOHN D. CHAMPOLI: New York, N.Y., Gladden House, prepared at Ben- iamin Franklin H.S., Dean's List, Civil Rights Committee, I, Drury High School Tutorial Program, 4, Berkshire Farm for Boys Program, 4. PAUL C. CHRISTOPHERSON: Minneapolis, Minn., Prospect House, prepared at The Blake School, Wrestling, I, Greylock Tutorial, 3, Goth Accord, 3,4, ROBERT H. CLARIDGE: Kew Gardens, N.Y., Hopkins House, prepared at Stuyvesant H.S., Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa, Herbert Lehman Scholarship, 2, Berkshire Farm, I, Purple Key, 2,3,4, Assistant Manager Basketball, 3, C.C. Finance Committee, 4, Cornerstone Proiect, 4, Treasurer Hopkins House, 2,3. PHILLIPS H. CLARKE III: King George, Va., Kappa Alpha Society, prepared at Woodberry Forest School, Cross Country, I, Institute of European Studies, Vienna, Austria, 3. BURTON E. COHEN: Rochester, N.Y., Brooks House, prepared at Beniamin Franklin H.S., Dean's List, Hutchinson Fellowship, 4, Marching Band, I,2,3, S.U. Film Selection Panel, l,2,3, Junior Adviser, 3, Secretary, Brooks House, 4. STEVEN M. COHEN: Trenton, N.J., Prospect House, prepared at .Ewing H.S., WMS-WCFM, I,2,3, North Adams Tutorial Program, I, Prospect U.P., 3. E. PRICE COMLY: Ft. Washington, Penna., Wood House, Delta Phi Upsilon, prepared at Upper Dublin H.S., Dean's List, WMS-WCFM, I,2,3,4, Exec. Program Director, 3, AMT, l, Delta Phi Upsilon social chairman, 2, president, 3. GEOFFREY M. CONNOR: Morristown, N.J., Bascom House, Theta Delta Chi, prepared at Pingry School, Dean's List, Honors, Catholic Association, 'l,2,3, president 4, Theta Delta Chi first vice president 3,4, Purple Key Society, 2,3, Swimming, I,2,3, Lehman Service Council, 3,4, Thompson Concert Committee, I,2,3, chairman 4, French Club, I,2, Young Republicans, I, Foreign Students Committee, 3,4. JOHN D. COOMBE: Denver, Colo., Bascom House, prepared at A. Lincoln H.S., Wrestling, captain I,2,3, captain 4, track, I, Purple Key Society, 3, Social Chairman Bascom House. JOHN COUNELIS: Athens, Greece, Perry House, Alpha Delta Phi, prepared at Athens College, Honors, Fencing Club, 4. ARNOLD S. COVER: Brookline, Mass., Bascom House, prepared at Brookline H.S., Dean's List, Lehman Scholar, WCJA, AMT, I, House Executive Board, Steward. ROGER CRAFTS, JR: Acton, Mass., Wood House, Kappa Alpha Society, prepared at Middlesex School, Dean's List, Football, I,3,4, Student Choice Committee, 4, Hockey, I, Social Chairman of Wood House, Junior and Senior Representative to House Executive Council, Young Republicans, 2, House Intramural Manager, 2. PHILLIP M. CREEKMORE: Oklahoma City, Okla., prepared at Northwest Classen H.S., Dean's List, Adelphic Union, I,2, Curriculum Committee, I,2,3,4, Lehman Service Council, 2,3,4, Coffee House, 2, North Adams Tutorial, 2, Berkshire Farm, 3, director, 4. ROBERT J. CRICENTI: New London, N.H., Bascom House, prepared at New London H.S., Soccer, I, Outing Club, I,2, vice president 3,4, Winter Carni- val Chairman, 2,3,4, Glee Club, I,2,3, pres. 4. KENT CRICKARD: Park Ridge, Ill., Bryant House, prepared at Maine Township H.S. East, Honors, Dean's List, vice president Bryant House, Williams College Chapel Board, Berkshire Farms Proiect. EDWARD W. CRONIN: Wilmington, Del., Gladden House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Tower Hill School, Track, I, White Water Association, 4, Kayaking, Falconry. JOHN B. DAVIS, JR.: Elgin, Illinois, Bryant House, prepared at Larkin H.S., Football, I, Basketball, I,2, Rugby, 2,3, AMT, 4, Lecture Committee, 3, Young Republicans, I, Photography Club, 4, Committee for Dumping on Amherst, 2, S.O.M.F., 4. LOWELL W. DAVIS: St. Peter, Minn., Brooks House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at St. Peter H.S., Dean's List, Football, I,2,3,4, Basketball, I, Baseball, captain I,2,3,4, Junior Adviser, 3, House Steward, 4. MARK R. DECAMP: Upper Montclair, N.J., Spencer House, prepared at Montclair H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Purple Key, 3, North Adams Tutorial, 3, Undergraduate Lab Assistant ichern.I, 3,4, THOMAS C. DEMAKIS: Lynn, Mass., Hopkins House, prepared at Lynn English H.S., Dean's List, Baseball Manager, I, Record, 2,3, sport's editor 4, Basketball Statistician, 2,3, Football Statistician, 3, President Class of 1968, 4, Basketball Head Manager, 4. VINCENT J. DEMARCO: Chicago, Ill., Wood House, Delta Psi, prepared at Jamestown H.S., Dean's List, Gargoyle Award, 4, Hubbard Hutchinson Fellow, 4, AMT, I,2,3, Best Direction Award 4, Delta Psi vice president, 3,4, Editor, 3, Gargoyle, 3,4, Cap and Bells, 4. PAUL F. DENVER: Chatham, N.J., Prospect House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Delbarton School, Dean's List, Football, I, captain, 2,3, Lacrosse, I. PETER B. DEOREO: Cleveland, Ohio, Fort Hoosac House, prepared at Gil- mour Acad., Dean's List, Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Glee Club, I,2,3, Choral Society, 4, Band, 2,3,4, Greylock Tutorial, I,2,3. CHARLES W. DEUSER II: Dayton, Ohio, Fort Hoosac House, Kappa Alpha Society, prepared at Oakwood H.S., Freshman Council, I, Golf, I, Beta Pi Rho, 2,3,4, Gurgle, House President, 3,4, College Council. WILLIAM F. DEWART, JR.: Rochester, N.Y. Perry House, prepared at Monroe H.S., Dean's List, Cross Country, Winter Track, I,2,3, Captain 4, Spring Track, I,2,3,4, Berkshire Farm, 4, Hager Room, captain 4. ANTHONY P. DEWITT: Pacific Palisades, Calif., Wood House, St. Anthony Hall, prepared at Dunn School, Dean's List, Honors, House Treasurer, 3,4. WENDELL F. DICKERSON, JR.: Port Washington, N.Y., Hopkins House, Theta Delta Chi, prepared at Paul D. Schreier H.S., Dean's List, President Class of I968, I,2, Glee Club, I, Ephlats, 3, sec.-treas. 4, business manager, Freshman Inclusion Chairman, 2, Chairman Winter Carnival, 2, Theta Delta Chi Social Chairman, 3,4, All-College Entertainment Committee, 4. RODNEY C. DIMOCK: Ellington, Conn., Berkshire House, Delta Kappa Epsilon, prepared at Ellington H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Economics Teaching Assistant, Soccer, I, Delta Kappa Epsilon, vice president 3,4, Berkshire House Treasurer, 3,4, 7 Come II Club , Intramurals, I,2,3,4. JOHN K. DIRLAM, JR.: Old Greenwich, Conn., Brooks House, prepared at Greenwich H.S., Dean's List, David Taggart Clark Latin Prize, I,2, Civil Rights Committee, I, Young Republicans, I,2,3,4, Ripon, 4, Intramural foot- ball, softball, volleyball, 2,3,4. DOUGLAS A. DOAN: Auburn, N.Y., Garfield House, prepared at Auburn East H.S., Dean's List, Social Chairman Garfield House, Rugby Club, 2. MARK A. DONAVAN: Bennington, Vt., Berkshire House, prepared at Bennington H.S., House vice president, 3, 7 Come II Club. KEVIN J. DOUGHERTY: Falmouth, Mass., Tyler House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Lawrence H.S., Hockey, I, manager 3,4, Williams Record, 2,3,4, WMS- WCFM, 4, Catholic Association, I,2,3,4, Outing Club, 2. MICHAEL V. DOYLE: New York, N.Y., Gladden House, Theta Delta Chi, prepared at George School, Dean's List, Honors, Rugby, I,2,3, Outing Club, I,2,3. HENRY DRINKER: Concord, Mass., Perry House. St. Anthony's Hall, prepared at Middlesex School, Dean's List, Intramural Hockey, I,2,3,4, Ephlats, 2,3,4, Bennington Choral Society, 3, Williams Choral Society, 4, Co-rushing Chair- man St. Anthony's Hall, 2,3, Ass't Cultural Chairman Perry House, 2,3. WILLIAM H. DRUMMOND: White Plains, N.Y., Bryant House, Alpha Delta Phi, prepared at White Plains H.S., Football, co-capt I,2,3, co-capt. 4, Basketball, I,2,3,4, Lacrosse, I, Student News Agency, co-Director, Gurgle, President of D.G.F.C. RANDALL P. DYGERT: Mt. Kisco, N.Y., Gladden House, Alpha Delta Phi, prepared at Horace Greeley H.S., Dean's List, Football, I,2,3,4, Baseball, I, Lacrosse, 2,3, captain 4, Belvedere Brooks Medal, 4, Alumni of Maryland Lacrosse Award, 4. DAVID A. EARLE: Portola Valley, Calif., Perry House, St. Anthony Hall, prepared at Darien H.S., Hockey, I, Tennis, I, Cap and Bells, 2,3,4, College Choir, 4, Chapel Choir, 4, Junior Year abroad-Paris, France, The Coach- men, I, House waiter, 2,3,4, WMS-WCFM, I,2, Superstud, I,2,3,4, DOUGLAS E. EBERT: Chappaqua, N.Y., Brooks House, Delta Kappa Epsilon, prepared at Trinity-Pawling School, Dean's List, Football, I, Squash, I,2, Lacrosse, I, Delta Kappa Epsilon Rush Chairman, 3, president, 3,4, Brooks House Social Chairman, 3, Young Republicans, 4. DAVID R. EBLEN: Cedar Falls, Iowa, Prospect House, prepared at Cedar Falls Senior H.S., Dean's List, Marching Band, I,2,3, president 4, North Adams Tutorial Project, 3, Young Democrats, 4. ALBERT W. EDMONDS: Richmond, Va., Fort Hoosac House, prepared at Collegiate School, Dean's List, Outing Club, I,2,3,4, Junior Adviser, 3, Head Linen Rental Service, 3,4, Secretary Fort Hoosac House, 2, 2nd vice president 3. THOMAS J. ERVIN: Jamestown, N.Y., Gladden-Fort Hoosac Houses, pre- pared at Jamestown H.S., Baseball, I,4, Basketball, I,2,3,4, Soccer, I, House Officer, 3,4, Carnival Committee, 3. STEVEN P. ESSLEY: Rochester, N.Y., Gladden House, prepared at Brighton H.S., Dean's List, Ski Team, I,2,3,4, Outing Club, I,2,3,4, Undergraduate Teaching Assistant in Psychology, 4, Fall Foliage Festival Walkathon, 4. GLENN C. EVERHART: Smyrna, Delaware, Gladden House, prepared at Tower Hill School, Dean's List, Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Glee Club, I,2,3,4, Chapel Choir, I,2,3,4, Young Republicans, I,2,3,4, Conservative Club, I,2, chairman 3. Adelphic Union, 2, Philosophy Club, 4, Williams Section of American Institute of Physics, 4, Nuclear Association, I,2,3,4, Williams Chambersingers' Association, 4. 231 SCOTT C. FIELDS: Shaker Heights, Ohio, Gladden House, prepared at Shaker Heights H.S., Dean's List, American Academy of Poets, 3, Glee Club, l,2, accompanist, Thompson Concert Committee, l,2, chairman 3, Gladden House Sophomore Representative, Youth Group in North Adams, 2,3,4, Editor, Red Balloon, 3,4. STEPHEN D. FISHER: Rochester, N.Y., Prospect House, prepared at Ironde- quoit H.S., Dean's List, Chemistry Teaching Assistant, Track, I, Williams Yacht Club, 'I,2,3,4, Mt. Greylock Tutorial Proiect, 2, Northern Berkshire Community Action, 4. RICHARD H. FORMAN: Pittsfield, Mass., Prospect House, prepared at Pittsfield H.S., Dean's List, Mead Intern, 3, Band, l,3, College Chapel, l,2, Basketball, I. ROBERT C. FOSTER: Greenwich, Conn., Spencer House, prepared at Belmont Hill School, Civil Rights, I, Football, I, Gul, I,2,3,4, Outing' Club, 2, Crew, 4, Yacht Club, 4, Photography Club, 4. JOHN P. FULKERSON: Levittown, N.Y., Brooks House, prepared at Friends Acad., Dean's List, College Council, I, WMS-WCFM, l,2,3,4, Squash, l,3, Tennis, l,2,3,4, Winter Carnival Committee, I, Brooks House Sophomore Representative, 2, Social Chairman, 3,4. EDWARD G. GALLAGHER: Washington, D.C., Brooks House, prepared at Landon School, Dean's List, Soccer, I,2,3. WILLIAM N. GARDNER: Sewickley, Penna., Berkshire House, prepared at Kiski School, Dean's List, Swimming, 'I,2,3,4, captain I, Track, 'I,2,3, Junior Adviser, 3, Paul B. Richardson Swimming Trophy, 4. LEE J. GASKELL: Brooklyn, N.Y., Tyler House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Baldwin H.S., Tyler House President, 4, College Council, 4, WMS-WCFM, 3, Sports Director 4, Varsity Hockey Manager, 'I,2,3, Gurgle, 3,4, Purple Turkey, 2,3,4, D.D.M.A., 2. ROBERT M. GAULT: Pittsburgh, Penna., Garfield House, prepared at Kiskiminetas Springs School, Dean's List, Rugby, I,2,3,4, Dialogue, I, Record, l,2, Garfield Cornerstone, Editor, 2, Outing Club, 'I,2,3, Queequeg, 4. ROBERT GILLMORE: Claremont, N.H., Spencer House, prepared at Stevens H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Record, l,2, Editor 3,4, Young Republicans, l,4, chairman, 2,3, Outing Club, l,2, Committee Against the War in Vietnam, 3, Williams for Lindsay, 2, Gargoyle, 3,4, Ripon Society, 4, MISC, I, Dialogue, l,2, Spencer Review Editor, 2,3. STEVEN A. GOULD: Clinton, Mass., Garfield House, prepared at Worcester Acad., Dean's List, Outing Club, 'l,2, Judo Club, l,2, Gulielmensian, I, S.C.J.A., l,2, vice-president 3, president 4, Lehman Service Council, 3,4, Rugby, 'l,2,3,4, Cercle Francais, 'l. ROBERT D. GRAFFAGNINO: Columbus, Ga., Fort Hoosac House, prepared at The Hotchkiss School, Dean's List, Golf, I, Photography Club, 4. MALCOLM J. GRANT: Brookfield, Conn., Fort Hoosac House, prepared at the Kent School,'Dean's List, Lehman Scholar, 3,4, North Adams Tutorial Proiect, 2,3,4, Football, I, Track, I, House Steward, 3,4, Co-chairman College Council, 7-C Committee. JOHN C.S. GRAVES: Mount Dora, Florida, Perry House, prepared at Lawrence Acad., Dean's List, Choral Society, 4, Freshman Executive Council, I, Glee Club, 'l, French Club, 'l,2, Chapel Choir, I,2,3, Purple Key Society, 3, Catholic Association, 3,4, House Literary Chairman, 3, Culture Chairman, 4. WILLIAM M. GUSTAFSON, JR.: New Orleans, La., Tyler House, prepared at Sewanee Military Acad., Dean's List, Honors, Outing Club, l,2, First Vice President Tyler House 3. MICHAEL P. HALL: Buffalo, N.Y., Prospect House, Delta Psi, Williston Acad., Dean's List, Entry Representative I, Cross Country, I, Wrestling, l,2, captain 3,4, Record, I,2,3, Contributing Editor, Junior Adviser, 3, President Delta Psi, 3, J. Edwin Bullock Wrestling Trophy. JAMES R. HALLORAN: Wooster, Ohio, Carter House, Theta Delta Chi, prepared at University School, Golf, I, WMS-WCFM, l,2, Bridge Club, I,2, President 3,4. TOD R. HAMACHEK: Portland, Ore., Perry House, Delta Psi, prepared at Lin- coln H.S., St. Anthony Hall Treasurer, 2,3, Rushing Chairman 4, Sec.-Treas. of Class of 1968, 2,3, House Manager Perry Annex, 3, Yearbook, 2,3, College Counsel Finance Committee, 3, Ski Team, I, Corres. Sec. Perry House, 2, Outing Club, l,2,3,4, WCTU, 'l,2,3,4. MICHIO HAMANO: Tokyo, Japan, Bryant House, prepared at Hiyoshigaoka H.S. CARTER R. HARRISON, JR.: Kansas City, Mo., Carter House, prepared at Pembroke County Day School, Golf, I, Winter Carnival Committee, 2, Theta Delta Chi, 2, Treasurer 3,4, Bridge Club, 2, Treasurer 3,4, Steward, 3,4, 7C Committee, 3,4. 232 JAMES B. HARROD: Kensington, Md., Hopkins House, prepared at Walter Johnson H.S., Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa, Mead Fund Intern, 3. J. BRUCE HEALY: Glen Rock, N.J., Carter House, prepared at Glen Rock H.S., Phi Beta Kappa, Track, 'l, President of the Williams Student Section of the American Institute of Physics, 3,4. JONATHAN L. HEALY: Shelburne Falls, Mass., Fort Hoosac House, prepared at Punahou School, Dean's List, Lacrosse, Co-captain, I, Soccer, l,2,3,4, Co-captain, Basketball, I,2,3,4, Captain. HENRY L. HECHT: Baltimore, Md., Brooks House, Delta Psi, prepared at Baltimore City College, Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa, Sec.-Treas. Freshman Council, I, College Council Finance Committee, I, secretary 2, Swimming, I, Lacrosse, l,2, President of Class, 2,3, Novice Debate Team, 3, Lacrosse Scorekeeper, 3. ROBERT G. HEISS: Washington, D.C., Brooks House, prepared at Anacostia H.S., Dean's List, Young Republican Club, I, Sec.-Treas. '2,3, Chairman 4, Ripon Society Study Group, 4, Dialogue, I,2,3, Outing Club, 2. RICHARD B. HELLER: Livingston, N.J., Perry House, prepared at Livingston H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Record, l,2, Cap and Bells, 2, vice-president 3, president 4, Gargoyle, 4, Martin Luther Historical Agnostic Society, 4, House Social Chairman, 3, WCJA. GARY F. HENDERSON: Madison, Conn., Prospect House, prepared at Daniel Hand H.S., Lehman Scholar, 2,3,4, Dean's List, WMS-WCFM, I, Band, manager, l,2,3,4, College Finance Committee Chairman, I,2,3, Prospect House Treasurer, 2,3,4, Draft Rockefeller Chairman, 4. D. MICHAEL HERLIHY: Saddle River, N.J., Hopkins House, Kappa Alpha Society, prepared at Bergen Catholic H.S., Dean's List, Rugby, I,2,3,4, Squash, I, Freshman Revue, I, Catholic Association, 2,4, Hopkins Social Cl1GiI'I'YI0I1, 3: Kappa Alpha Vice-president, 3,4, Mobile Summer Abroad, 3. JOHN K. HERPEL: Wallingford, Penna., Gladden House, prepared at Nether Providence H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Record, Music Critic and Co- Editor, I,2,3, Glee Club, 'I,2,3, Williams Choral Society, 4, Williams Cham- ber Chorus, 4, Williams Chamber Singer, 4, Chapel Choir, l,2,4, Philosophy Club, 4. ROBERT M. HERZOG: Brooklyn, N.Y., Gladden House, prepared at Poly Prep Country Day School, Dean's List, Heineman Scholarship Award, 4, Cap and Bells, 'I,2,3, sec., Outing Club, I, Gladden House Vice-president, 3,4, RICHARD HIERSTEINER: Shawnee Mission, Kan., Wood House, prepared at Shawnee Mission East H.S., Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa, President Wood House, 3,4, Vice-president College Council, 3,4, Student Inclusion Committee, 2, Student Discipline Committee, 3,4, Junior Adviser, 3, Squash, I, Beta Pi Rho. FREDERIC F. HILLIER: Braintree, Mass., Hopkins House, prepared at Brain- tree H.S., Dean's List, Benedict Prize 12d German, 2, fGerman 8: Greeki 3. F. RANDOLPH HODGSON: Worcester, Mass., Perry House, prepared at Worcester Acad., Lacrosse, l,2, Monroe Prison Tutor, 3,4, Secretary, Perry House, 4, Cultural Chairman, The Hager Room, 4. PETER O. HOOD: Princeton, N.J., Tyler House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Hun School, Freshman Council, I, Soccer, I, Outing Club, 2. GUY W. HORSLEY, JR.: Richmond, Va., Berkshire House, prepared at St. Christopher's School, Dean's List, Soccer, I, Assistant Manager 2, Outing Club, I,2. NICHOLAS T. ILIFF: Arnold, Md., Carter House, prepared at Gilman School, AMT, l,2, Cap and Bells, 3,4, Outing Club, l,2,3. NOBORU IUE: Osaka, Japan, Gladden House, prepared at Doshisha Kori H.S. J. KENNETH JACKSON, JR.: Oklahoma City, Okla., Garfield House, pre- pared at Harding H.S., Dean's List, Outing Club, 2, 7C Committee, 4, Macbeth, 4. DANIEL A. JACOFF: Great Neck, N.Y., Carter House, prepared at Great Neck North Senior H.S., Dean's List, Outing Club, I. MARK F. JACOX: Honeoye Falls, N.Y., Garfield House, prepared at Penfield H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Glee Club, l,2, Chapel Choir, 2,3, Ephlats, 3,4. ABRAHAM JELIN: South Orange, N.J., Perry House, prepared at Columbia H.S., Dean's List, Swimming, I, Junior Adviser, 3, House Treasurer, 2, Vice- president 3, Coach Pittsfield Girls Club Swimming Team, 3,4, Gulielmensian, I,2, Editor 3, W.A.S.O.M.P., l,2,3,4. BARTON T. JONES: Mountain Lakes, N.J., Prospect House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Mountain Lakes H.S., Dean's List, Williams Yacht Club, l,2,3,4, Soccer, I, Alumni Secretary of Prospect House, 2,3, Skids, 3,4, Outing Club,l,2,3. DOUGLAS E. JONES: Geneva, Ill., Carter House, St. Anthony Hall, prepared at Sycamore H.S., Dean's List, French Club, 1,2, Outing Club, 1,2, Philoso- phy Club, 4, Chess Club, 4, Sage B Grossery, Beta Pi Rho, 2,3,4, Social Probation, 3, Gurgle, 3,4, Grosswinner, 3,4. SHERMAN J. JONES: Washington, D.C., Berkshire House, prepared at Chicopee Comprehensive H.S., Lehman Scholar, Dean's List, Civil Rights Committee, 1,2, Afro-American Society 3, chairman 4, Football, 1, Track, 1, Boys' Club Assistant, 2, Young Democrats, 3, Berkshire Farm, 3, Mead Intern, 4. ROBERT G. JOYCE: Newton, Mass., Garfield House, prepared at Newton High School, Dean's List, Spanish Club, I,2,4, Rugby, 2,4, Football, 1,2,4, North Adams Tutorial, 2, Junior Year in France. GORDON JUAN: Washington, D.C., Hopkins House, prepared at Western H.S., Dean's List, Lehman Scholarship 2,3, Hopkins House Manager, 4. DENNIS J. KELLY: Pittsfield, Mass., Garfield House, prepared at St. Joseph's H.S., Gargoyle, Football, 1,2,3, Captain 4, Baseball, 1,2,3,4, Gargoyle, 3,4, Junior Adviser Selection Committee, 4, Newman Club, 1,2,3,4, Intra- mural Basketball, 1,2,3,4, Berkshire Farm Program, 2,3. JOHN M. KINABREW III: New Orleans, La., Fort Hoosac House, prepared at Isidore Newman School, Basketball Manager, 2,3,4, Lacrosse Manager, 2,3,4, House Vice-president, 3,4, DANIEL R. KINGMAN: Millburn, N.J., Bryant House, prepared at Millburn High School, Glee Club, 1,2,3,4, Chapel Choir, 1,2,3,4, Berkshire Symphony, 3,4, Outing Club, 1,2. RICHARD P. KIPP: Yorktown Heights, N.Y., Hopkins House, prepared at Ossining H.S., Dean's List, 4, Football, 1, Track, 1,2,3,4, Williams College Veteran's Association, 4. HOWARD S. KIRSHNER: Merion Station, Penna., Brooks House, prepared at Haverford School, Dean's List, 1,2,3,4, Phi Beta Kappa, Honors, Cercle Francais, 1, Tennis, 1, Squash, 1, Curriculum Committee, 2,3, Lecture Com- mittee, 3, Brooks House Alumni Secretary, 3. ROBERT KLATELL: New York, N.Y., Wood House, prepared at South H.S., Soccer, 1. JEFFREY A. KROEBER: Los Angeles, Calif., Prospect House, prepared at Eagle Rock H.S., Dean's List, Alternate Moody and Wilson Fellowships, 4, Young Democrats, 3,4. ANTHONY T. KRONMAN: Santa Monica, Calif., prepared at Palisades H.S., Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa, Record, 1, Civil Rights Committee, 1, SDS, 2,3,4, Political Science Book Prize, 3. CHARLES HENRY LAMBERT: Westford, Mass., Garfield House, prepared at Williston Acad., Soccer, I, Rugby Club, 1, House Manager, 3,4. MICHAEL H. LAVYNE: Newburgh, N.Y., Bryant House, prepared at New- burgh Free Acad., Dean's List, Honors, Band, 1,2,3, Vice-president 4, Brass Ensemble, 1,2, Intramural Manager, 1, Rugby, 1,2,3, LAWRENCE D. I-EVIENI New York, N.Y., Perry House, prepared at Fieldston School, Dean's List, Honors, Record, 1,2,3,4, Associate Editor, Gul, 2, Mead Intern. CHUNG-YAN LING: Hong Kong, China, Gladden House, prepared at Wah Yan College, Dean's List, Lehman Scholar, Judo Club, 1,3, Bridge Club, 1,3,4, Fencing Club Treasurer, 4. STERLING M. LLOYD, JR.: Washington, D.C., Bryant House, prepared at McKinley H.S., Civil Rights Committee, 1,2,3, Afro-American Society, 2,3,4, Williamstown Boys' Club, 2,3,4, Intramural Sports, 3,4. ROBERT J. LORD: Manchester, N.H., Hopkins House, Theta Delta Chi, pre- pared at Manchester Central High School, Ski Team, 1,2, Band, 1,2,3,4, Harold, 4, Williams' National Ski Patrol, 1,2,3, leader 4, Winter Carnival Race Committee, 4, Williams Ethnographic Research in Honduras, 4, Skids, 1, Crew, 4. JAMES M. LOVE: Lincolnton, N.C., Fort Hoosac House, Kappa Alpha, prepared at Woodberry Forest School, Dean's List, Football, 1,2,3, Rugby, 1,2,3,4, JAMES B. LOWENTHAL: Nashville, Tenn., Bascom House, Kappa Alpha, prepared at Montgomery Bell Acad., Lehman Scholarship, News Bureau Vice-president, 4, Football, 1, Lacrosse, 1,2, Hockey Manager, 1, Junior Year in France. ARTHUR S. LUTZKE: Newark, NJ., Spencer House, prepared at Weequahic H.S., Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa, Record Editorial Staff, 1,2, Chairman, 3,4, Chairman of College Council Student Choice Committee, 4, Track Team, 1,2. ' ROBERT M. LUX: Harrison, N.Y., Prospect House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Harrison H.S., Dean's List, Track, 1,2,3,4, Winter Relay, 2,3, Co-captain 4, Cross-Country, 2,4, Swimming, I, Outing Club, 4, Yacht Club, 2,3,4, Purple Key Society, 3. MATTHEW R. LYON: Huntington, N.Y., Fort Hoosac House, St. Anthony, prepared at Cold Spring Harbor H.S., Williams College Civil Rights Com- mittee, 1, Swimming Team, 1, Manager 2, Motorcycle Club, I. JOHN F. LYONS, JR.: Pittsfield, Mass., Tyler House, Theta Delta Chi, pre- pared at Pittsfield H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Outing Club, 1,2,3, French Club, 1,2, Business Staff Williams Record, 3,4, Intramural Manager, 3. ROBERT B. MACARTNEY: San Bruno, Calif., Prospect House, prepared at Capuchino H.S., Dean's List, 1,2,4, YAF, 1,2, Outing Club, 1, Swimming, 1,2,3,4. DAVID A. MARCELLO: Thibodaux, La., Hopkins House, prepared at Thibo- daux H.S., Dean's List, 2,3,4, Theodore Smith Book Prize, WMS-WCFM, 1,2, News Director 3, Mead Intern, Newman Club, 1,2, Golf, 1, Catholic Club, 2,3, Young Democrats, 4, Democrats for McCarthy, 4, College Council Curriculum Committee, 4. HAROLD M. MARCHICK: Cheyenne, Wyo., Perry House, prepared at Cheyenne Central H. S., Rugby, 1,2, House Manager, 4, Young Republicans, 3,4, Lehman Tutorial Proiect, 2,3,4. JONATHAN MARDIROSSIAN: White Plains, N.Y., Prospect House, prepared at White Plains H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Band, 2,3,4, North Adams Tutorial Proiect, 2, Teaching Assistant in Chemistry, 3, Teaching Assistant in Anthro- pology, 4. PAUL J. MARQUIS: River Forest, Ill., Bryant House, prepared at Fenwick H.S., Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa, Basketball, 1, Manager, 2, Berkshire Farm, 2, Social Chairman Bryant House, 3,4, Gurgle, 4, Student News, 4. STEVEN J. MASON: Baltimore, Md., Fort Hoosac House, prepared at Gilman School, Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa, Honors, Outing Club, 1,2, WMS-WCFM, 1, Purple Key, 3,4, Foreign Student Committee, 2,3, Chairman 4, CCCCC, Chairman 4, North Adams Tutorial Proiect, 2,3, Record, 3,4, Lettuce, 3,4, House Demo, 3,4, Torch, 4. ROGER MAYNARD, JR.: Wilton, Conn., Hopkins House, prepared at Taft School, Dean's List, 1,2,3, Cross Country, 1,2,3, Captain 4, Track, 1,2,3, Captain 4, Winter Track, 1,2,3, Gould Farm, 2,3, Republican Club, 2,3, Exec. Committee, Purple Key President, 3, Gargoyle, 4. JOHN G. MCCARTHY, JR.: New York, N.Y., Kappa Alpha, prepared at St. Mark's School, Dean's List, Carnegie Fellowship to Study in Lebanon, 3, Cross Country, 1, Sophomore Council, 2, Winter Carnival Committee, 3, Kappa Alpha Pledge Class President, 2, Ivy Club, 3. ROBERT C. MCCLOUD: Pittsburgh, Penna., Tyler House, prepared at Western Reserve Acad. and King's School, England, Dean's List, Honors, Cap and Bells, 1,2, Executive Board 3, Vice-president 4, Best Direction in Experimental Theatre, 2, French Club, 2,3, President 4. FRANK H. MCCULLOCH II: Washington, D.C., Bryant House, Kappa Alpha, prepared at Sidwell Friends School, Soccer, 1,2,3,4, Baseball, 1, Junior Adviser, D.R.E.N.C.H., 1,3, America's Most Gifted Scotch, 3,4. WILLIAM C. MCFADDEN II: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Wood House, Theta Delta Chi, prepared at Western Reserve Acad., Dean's List, 1,3,4, Lehman Scholarship, 1, Mead Fellowship, 3, Soccer, 1,2,3, Captain 4, Newman Club, 1, Outing Club, 1, S.U. Lecture Committee, 2,3, Wood House Secretary, 2, Vice-president 3,4, Debating Club, 3, WMS-WCFM, 3, All College Social Committee, 4. DONALD J. MCGILL: Downers Grove, Ill., Bascom House, prepared at Downers Grove Community H.S., Baseball, 1,2,3, Junior Adviser, House Vice-president, 3,4, Gurgle, Publisher of College Address Book. RICHARD C. MCGINN: Brattleboro, Vt., Bqgqgm Hgugei prepared gf gmgfle. boro Union H.S., Dean's List, Track, 1,2, Swimming Assistant Manager, 3, College Council, 3, Bascom House President, 3, Teaching Assistant, 4. EDWARD M. MCMAHON, JR.: Holliston, Mass., Brooks House, Delta Kappa Epsilon, prepared at Holliston H.S., Dean's List, Bronfman Research Semi- nars-1st Prize, 4, WMS-WCFM, Taping Director, 1,2, Executive Program Director 3,4, Soccer, 1, Rugby Club, 2, Brooks House Treasurer, 3. ALEXANDER M. MCVIE III: Indianapolis, Ind., Berkshire House, prepared at Park School, Dean's List, Yacht Club, 3,4, Drury and Greylock Tutorials, 3,4, House Cultural Chairman, 4, Goth Accord Vice-president, 3,4, Photog- raphy Club, founder and Chairman, 4. RICHARD K. MEANS, JR.: Sewickley, Penna., Bascom House, prepared at Exeter Acad., Dean's Team, 3, Honors, Soccer, 1, Squash, 1,2,3,4, Baseball, 1,2,3, Golf, 4, Treasurer Record, 3, Business Manager 4, Gurgle, 4, Cheer- leader, 3. ALBERT A. MILLER: Barre, Vt., Perry House, prepared at Spaulding High School, Marching Band, 1,2,3,4, President of Perry House, 4, Freshman Revue, 4. 233 E. SCOTT MILLER: Rochester, N.Y., Carter House, prepared at Eastridge H.S. Entry Representative, I, Rugby Club, 2, Carter House Recording Secre- tory, 2, Vice-president 3, College Council, 3, Gul Sports Editor, 3, Castle Crew, 2,3. JOHN T. MILLER, JR.: Califon, N.J., Fort Hoosac House, prepared at North Hunterdon Regional H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Band, 'I,2,3,4, PETER C. MILLER: West Hartford, Conn., Bascom House, prepared at Kings- wood School, Dean's List, Football l,2, Lacrosse, 1,2,3, Williams Record, 'I,2,3,4, Junior Adviser, Gargoyle, 4, Vice-president Bascom House, 4, Experimental Theatre, 4, Alumni Newsletter, 3. RICHARD A. MOORE, JR.: St. Paul, Minn., Berkshire House, Alpha Delta Phi, prepared at St. Paul Acad., Dean's List, Honors, Hockey, Co-captain I, 2,3,4, Cheerleader, 4, 7 Come ll Club, 4, Williams Chest Fund Repre- sentative, 'l, Baseball Manager, I, Gentleman's Volunteer Fire Co. Ltd., 4. MICHAEL MORFIT: Denver, Colo., Gladden House, prepared at George Washington H.S., Dean's List, Record, l,2, Cap and Bells Secretary, 2,4, AMT, I,2,4, Junior Year Abroad, 3. JOEL MORSE: Bedford, N.Y., Hopkins House, prepared at the Fox Lane School, Cross Country, 'l,2, AMT, 'I,2,3,4, Spanish Club, 3. ALLYN T. MOSHER: Neenah, Wis., Gladden House, prepared at The Principia, Dean's List, Honors, Purple Key, 2,3, Skiing, I, Outing Club, 2,3,4, P.T. Ski Instructor, 2,3,4, Yacht Club, I,2,3,4, Christian Science Organization, 'I,2,3,4. PAUL R. MUNIZ: Norwalk, Conn., Prospect House, prepared at Brien McMahon H.S., Judo, 'l,2,3, Rugby, l,2, North Adams Tutorial, 3,4, WCFM, 'l,2, Goth Accord President, 2,3,4. JOHN H. MURRAY: Carthage, Mo., Berkshire House, prepared at Carthage Missouri R-9 H.S., Lehman Scholar, Honors, Debate, 'l,2, Lecture Committee, l,2, Treasurer Berkshire House 3, President 4, Junior Adviser, Secretary College Council, 4, Gargoyle, 4, Student Chairman, Committee on Co- ordinate Education and Related Matters, 4. MICHAEL A. MUSTILLE: Willard, N.Y., Bryant House, St. Anthony Hall, prepared at Phillips Exeter Acad., Dean's List, Honors, WMS-WCFM, I,2,3,4, Music Director, Folk Department, 3,4, Rugby Club, 2, House President, College Council, Philosophy Club, 4, Babbel, 3,4, Chief Rod of the Arlington Rod and Gun Club, 2,3,4. WINFORD C. NAYLOR, JR.: Cambridge, Mass., Tyler House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Middlesex, Dean's List, Cross Country, l,2, Hockey, I,3, WMS- WCFM, 'I,2,3,4, Lehman Service, 2, Cheerleader, 3, Teaching Assistant in Economics and Anthropology, 4, Tyler Cultural Chairman, 3,4. PAUL NEELY: Oklahoma City, Okla., Carter House, prepared at St. Mark's School, Dean's List, Carter House Corresponding Secretary, 3, Social Choir- man, Treasurer, 4, Theta Delta Chi Secretary, 2,3,4, Committee on Coordi- nate Education, 4, Gul, 2, Vassar Crew, 3,4. NORMAN L. NEWHALL: Minneapolis, Minn., Berkshire House, Alpha Delta Phi, prepared at Blake School, Dean's List, Hockey, 'l, Gul, 2,3. EDWARD C. NICHOLS: Colorado Springs, Colo., Prospect House, Kappa Alpha, prepared at Fountain Valley School, Hockey, I, Yacht Club, 4, Newman Club, 'l,2, Freshman Council, Freshman Inclusion Committee, 3,4, Kappa Alpha President, 4, Prospect House Vice-president, 4, President Inter-fraternity Council, 4, Junior Adviser, Gentleman's Volunteer Fire Dept., Ltd., 4, Outing Club, 2. THOMAS NICHOLSON: Providence, R.I., Prospect House, Psi Upsilon, pre- pared at Salisbury School, Dean's List, Yacht Club, 'l,2, Treasurer 3, Com- modore 4, Young Republicans, 2,3,4, Outing Club, 2,3. MORGAN NIELDS: West Brookfield, Mass., Perry House, Alpha Delta Phi, prepared at Holderness School, Dean's List, Skiing, i,2,3, Captain 4, Cross Country, 'l, Outing Club, I,2,3,4, Cercle Francais, 2,3,4. ROBERT C. NORRIS, JR.: Sneden's Landing, N.Y., Carter House, Kappa Alpha, prepared at L'Institut Dr. Schmidt and the Lawrenceville School, Dean's List, Circolo Italiano 'l, French Club, 'l,2, Club Eridu, 2, Chairman of Gentlemen's Volunteer Fire Co., 4, Berkshire Farms Volunteer, 4, Intra- mural Hockey, 2,3,4, Puerto Rican Taxi Drivers' Assoc., 2,3,4. JOHN H. ODDEN: Princeton, N.J., Perry House, prepared at Phillips Andover Academy, Hockey, l,2, Soccer, I, Perry House Steward, 4, Gurgle, 3,4, Five Year Plan. GERALD P. O'GRADY, JR.: Los Angeles, Calif., Garfield House, prepared at Georgetown Prep, Dean's List, Squash, l,2, Tennis, I, Football, 'l, Social Chairman, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Gurgle, 4. GEORGE E. OLSON: Stamford, Conn., Bryant House, prepared at Rippowan H.S., Dean's List, Williams Record, l, College Council 7-C Committee, 4, Headwaiter, 4, Intramural Athletics, 'I,2,3,4, Assistant Dean's List, Five Year Plan. 234 JOHN R. OPPENHEIMER: Woodmere, N.Y., Carter House, Psi Upsilon, pre- pared at George W. Hewlett H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Columbia Teachers College Book Prize, Baseball, l, Squash, I, Freshman Council, 'l, French Club, I, Tutor of Latin at Drury High School, 2,3, Junior Adviser, President of Carter House, 4, President of College Council, 4, Member of Gargoyle, Co-chairman Student Committee on Coordinate Education, 4, Tyng Scholar- ship Committee, 4, Secretary Bridge Club, 4. CHRISTOPHER OWENS: Duluth, Minn., Gladden House, prepared at East H.S., Dean's List, Tyng Scholarship, Theatre, l,2,4, Cap and Bells, 4, The Babbel, 2,3,4, WCAR, 4, Young Democrats, I, SDS, l,2. NAKSUH PAIK: Seoul, Korea, Bryant House, Kyunggi H.S., Russian Club, 2,3,4. JOHN F. PALMER: Lexington, Mass., Spencer House, prepared at Belmont Hill, Dean's List, Tennis, I, Outing Club, l,2, Secretary of Spencer House, 2,3, Junior Adviser. MARK H. PEARLMAN: Rochester, N.Y., Carter House, prepared at Brighton H.S., Dean's List, Swimming Team, I,2,3,4, WCJA, I, Social Chairman, 2,3,4, Yacht Club, 3,4. EDWARD N. PERRY: Concord, Mass., Prospect House, Kappa Alpha Society, prepared at Mount Hermon School, Young Republicans, 'I,2,3,4, Chapel Board, 2, Yacht Club, 3,4, Cross Country, 'l,2, Track, I, Hockey, l,2,3,4. LESLIE W. PETE: Portland, Ore., Bryant House, prepared at Jefferson School, Basketball, l, Baseball, 2, Intramurals, 2,3,4. JOHN C. PETTY: Park Ridge, Ill., Bryant House, prepared at Maine Town- ship H.S. East, Committee for Dumping on Amherst, 2, Skidmore Crew, 2, College Council Cultural Co-ordinating Committee, 3,4, Second String Dean's Team, 2,3, House Cultural Chairman, 3,4, Townies, 3, College Lecture Committee, 4, Greylock Food Committee, 4, Peter Dillingham Award, 4. BARTON C. PHELPS: Westfield, N.J., Carter House, St. Anthony Hall, pre- pared at Westfield H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Soccer, I, Rugby, I,2,3,4, Intramurals Manager, 2,3, Outing 'Club, l,2, Gurgle, 4. STEVEN J. PHILLIPS: Jamaica, N.Y., Hopkins House, prepared at Jamaica H.S., Dean's List, Freshman Debate Prize, Honors, Young Democrats, 3,4, Mead Intern, WCJA, 2,3,4. THOMAS H. PIERCE: Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Brooks House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Saratoga H.S., Dean's List, Honors, WMS-WCFM, 'l,2,3, Station Manager 4, French Club, l, College Council, 'l, Junior Adviser, Gargoyle, Class Speaker, 4, Winter Carnival Queen Committee Chairman, 2. LAWRENCE C. PILCHER: Westerly, R.l., Hopkins House, prepared at Green- wich High School, Soccer, I, Baseball, l, Young Republicans, 2,3,4. ADDISON L. PIPER: Wayzata, Minn., Berkshire House, prepared at Lawrenceville School, Dean's List, Berkshire House Social Chairman, 3, Secretary 4, Alpha Delta Phi 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Gulielmensian Associate Editor 2, Editor 3, Hockey, 'l, WMS-WCFM, l, Gentlemen's Volunteer Fire Association, 4, House Hockey All-Stars 2,3,4. EARL H. POTTER Ill: North Kingstown, R.I., Gladden House, prepared at North Kingstown H.S., Dean's List, Football, l,2,3, Glee Club and Choral Society, I,2,3,4, Chapel Board, I,2,3,4, Berkshire Farm, 3,4, Gargoyle, Junior Adviser. CHARLES E. POTTS II: Glen Cove, N.Y., Brooks House, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Secretary, 3,4, prepared at Pomfret School, Glee Club, I, Ephlats, l,2, Hockey, 'l, Lacrosse, 'l,2,3,4. JAMES A. PRATT: Kingston, R.I., Gladden House, prepared at South Kingston H.S., Band, l,2, Berkshire Farm, 4. DOUGLAS A. RAE: Cranford, N.J., Wood House, prepared at Cranford H.S., Dean's List, Soccer, I,2,3,4, Track, I,2,3,4, Winter Relay, 2,3, Outing Club, i,4, House Steward, 3,4. EDGAR K. RAGSDALE: Littleton, Colo., Berkshire House, prepared at Colo- rado Acad., Dean's List, Alpha Delta Phi, Skiing, l,2,3,4. JOHN RAHILL: Southampton, Penna., Tyler House, prepared at George School, Soccer, I,2,3,4, Tyler House Treasurer, 2,3. JAN B. RAIS: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Carter House, prepared at Escola Americana of Rio, Intramural Squash, l,2, Talent Scout, Babbel, 3,4. THOMAS L. RAY: Portland, Ore., Berkshire House, St. Anthony Hall, pre- pared at Catlin Gabel, Dean's List, Skiing, 'I,2,3, Rugby, 'l,2, Kayaking, 3,4, Photography Club, 3,4, Goth Accord, 3,4. EDWARD M. REA: Garden City, N.Y., Bascom House, prepared at Garden City H.S., Mead Fellow, Dean's List, Band, I,2,3,4, Berkshire Symphony, l,2, Stage Manager 3,4, WMS-WCFM, l,2, Special Features Director 3, College Bowl Team-Originator and Manager, 2. PHILLIP E. RECHT: Cedarburg, Wis., Gladden House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Milwaukee Country Day School, Dean's List, University of Chicago Sum- mer Internship, Lehman Scholarship, Williams News Bureau Vice-president, 1,2,3,4, Hockey, 1, Baseball, 1, Berkshire Farm Program, 1,2, Adult Edu- cation Tutor, North Adams, 3, Lehman Service Council, 4, Physical Facilities Committee, I, 7 C's Committee Chairman, 4, Williams Yacht Club, 2,3,4. DAVID N. REDMAN: Aurora, Ill., Prospect House, prepared at West Senior H.S., Phi Beta Kappa, Rowland Evans Prize, Dean's List, Honors, Lehman Scholar, Theatre, 1,2,4, Cap and Bells, 4, North Adams-Greylock Tutorial, 2,3, Williams-in-Hong-Kong, 3,4, Secretary Phi Beta Kappa Chapter, 4, Outing Club, 1. WILLIAM F. REED: Pittsburgh, Penna., Mark Hopkins House, prepared at Mt. Lebanon High School, Dean's List, Honors, Purple Key, 2,3, Treasurer, Williams Chest Fund, 3. JOHN S. REZNICK, JR.: Ossining, N.Y., Garfield House, prepared at Hack- ley School, Football, 1,2, Baseball, 1, Y.A.F., 1,2, Cozy Corner, 1,2,3,4. RICHARD A. RHODES: North Adams, Mass., Berkshire House, prepared at Drury High School, Football, 1, Newman Club, 1,2, Freshman Representative, I, Outing Club, 1,3,4. PETER G. RICE: Williamstown, Mass., Fort Hoosac House, Alpha Delta Phi, prepared at Hotchkiss, Soccer, 1, Skiing, 1,2, Lacrosse, 1,2,3,4, Gul, 2, Outing Club, 1,2. CHRISTOPHER F. ROBINSON: Deerfield, Ill., Wood House, prepared at Deerfield H.S., Dean's List, Yacht Club, 2,3, Berkshire Farm, 2,3, Cap and Bells, 3,4, Wood House Treasurer, 3, Editor Red Balloon, 3,4. JAMES B. ROE: St. Paul, Minnesota, Fort Hoosac House, Kappa Alpha, prepared at St. Paul Academy, Hockey, 2,3, Captain 4, Flying Club, 1,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Junior Adviser. WILLIAM ROESING: Kenilworth, Ill., Bascom House, prepared at New Trier H.S., Dean's List, Young Republicans, 2, Sec.-Treos. 3,4, Ripon Society Chair- man, 4. WILLIAM G. RONAI: Scarsdale, N.Y., Wood House, prepared at Rye Neck High School, Baseball, 1, Dialogue, 1,2,3, Co-editor 4. JOHN F. ROSS, JR.: Upper Montclair, N.J., Berkshire House, prepared at Montclair H.S., AMT, 1,2,3,4, Social Committee, Winter Carnival, 2. JEFFREY G. ROTHENBERG: Brooklyn, N.Y., Carter House, prepared at Erasmus Hall H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Outing Club, 1,2, Chapel Choir, 1,2,3,4, Glee Club, 1,2,3,4, Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, Computer Lab, 4. PETER S. SARTORIUS: Tenafly, N.J., Garfield House, prepared at Hill School, Dean's List, Football, I, Lacrosse, 1,2,3,4, Junior Adviser, Catholic Associa- tion, 1,2,3,4, Secretary Garfield House, 3, Treasurer, 4. GEORGE C. SCHELLING: Darien, Conn., Spencer House, prepared at Darien H.S., Track. JOHN D. SCHENK: Lebanon, N.H., Bryant House, prepared at Lebanon H.S., Dean's List, Freshman Revue, 1, PE Skiing, 2,3,4, Outing Club Vice President, 4. DAVID M. SCHULTE: Livingston, NJ., Perry House, St. Anthony Hall, pre- pared at Livingston H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Record, 1,2,3, Associate Editor 4, Discipline Committee, 1,2,3, Chairman 4, Junior Adviser, Gargoyle, President, 4, Economics Teaching Assistant, 4, Grosvenor Me- morial Cup. AMOS HUGH SCOTT: Wills Point, Texas, Prospect House, Kappa Alpha, prepared at Texas Military Institute, Dean's List, Winter Carnival Committee, 2, Assistant Secretary Kappa Alpha, 3, Junior Adviser. ROBERT G. SCOTT IV: Glenview, Ill., Berkshire House, prepared at New Trier Township H.S., Dean's List, Honors, President, Berkshire House, 3, House Manager 4, Gargoyle, 4, Junior Adviser, Football, I, Golf, I. STEPHEN B. SEASE: Longhorns, Penna., Tyler House, prepared at Nesha- miny H.S., Dean's List, Newman Club, 1, Outing Club, 1,2,3, Cross Country, 1,2. JEROME A. SEIDENWURM: Williamstown, Mass., Garfield House, prepared at South Side H.S., Dean's List, Berkshire Farm, 1, Civil Rights Club, 1, Soccer, 1,2, Baseball, I, News Bureau, 3,4, North Adams Transcript Re- porter, 3. WILLIAM D. SHAPIRO: Franklin Square, N.Y., Gladden House, prepared at H. Frank Carey H.S., Dean's List, Football, 1,2,3,4, Lacrosse, 1, Junior Adviser, College Discipline Committee, 3,4, House Social Chairman, 3,4. RUSSELL N. SHEFRIN: Ray Brook, N.Y., Gladden House, prepared at Saranac Lake H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, WMS-WCFM, 1,2,3, Flying Club, 3. JOHN H. SHINDLER: East Longmeadow, Mass., Gladden House, prepared at Longmeadow H.S., Dean's List, Chapel Board, 1,2, College Band, 1,2,3, Berkshire Symphony, 1,2, Theatre Productions, 2,3,4, Woodwind Quintet, 4, Gladden House Steward, 4. WILLIAM SILVER: New York, N.Y., Gladden House, prepared at Ben Franklin H.S., Westminster School, Gurgle, 3,4. PETER SIMKIN: Pittsfield, Mass., Garfield House, prepared at Pittsfield H.S., Dean's List, Basketball, 1, Young Democrats, I, Cercle Francais, 1, Gul, I, Intramural Athletics, 2,3,4, McCarthy Campaign, 4. BRUCE SIMON: Middletown, N.Y. Prospect House, prepared at Middletown H-5-I 5qUGSl'l, 1,2,3,4, Tennis, I,2,3, Co-captain 4, Outing Club, 1,2,3,4, Adams Tutorial Program. DAVID SIPRESS: New York, N.Y., Carter House, St. Anthony Hall, pre- pgrgd at Horace Mann H.S., Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa, President French C u , 2. DAVID A. SLOANE: Port Washington, N.Y., Bascom House, prepared at Paul D. Schreiber High School, Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa, Honors, Bene- dict Latin and Greek Prizes, 1,2. Berkshire Symphony, 1,2,3, Dialogue, 1, Russian Club, 1,2, President 3,4, North Adams Tutorial, 2,3. WILLIAM N. SMITH: Oklahoma City, Okla., Prospect House, prepared at Casady School, Dean's List, Record Critical Staff, 3, North Adams Tutorial Proiect, 2,3, Outing Club, 1,2, College Council Curriculum Committee, 2,3, Chairman 4. VICTOR H. SMITH: Washington, D.C., Gladden House, prepared at Sidwell Friends School. ROBERT G. SNYDER: Wilmington, Del., Gladden House, prepared at Pierre S. duPont H.S., Record, 1,2,3,4, Williams-Bennington Committee, Chairman, 3,4, Civil Rights Committee, SDS, WCAR, Squash, 1,2. DAVID R. SNYDMAN: Cheltenham, Penna., Hopkins House, prepared at William Penn Charter, Dean's List, Honors, Newman Club, 1,2,3,4, Guliel- mensian, 1,2,3, Associate Editor, Teaching Assistant in Chemistry, WMS- WCFM, 2,3,4, Baseball, 1. ROBERT A. STANTON: Great Neck, N.Y., Gladden House, prepared at Great Neck South Senior H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Rugby Club, 4, Soccer, 1, Ski Team, 1, Purple Key, 2,3, Intramurals, 1,2,3,4, Young Democrats, 1,2, Secretary, 3, Secretary of Social Unit, 2,3, Treasurer 3,4, Outing Club, 1,2,3,4, Co-chairman Winter Carnival Committee, 2,3,4, Stu- dent Choice Committee, 1,2,3, Chairman 4, Civil Rights Committee, 1, News Bureau, 2,3,4, Yacht Club, 1,2, National Ski Patrol, 3,4. HOWARD R. STEINBERG: Great Neck, N.Y., Wood House, prepared at Great Neck South Sr. H.S., Dean's List, Gul, I, Track, 1,2, Purple Key, 3, Cheerleader, 3,4, Young Democrats, 1,2. THOMAS R. STEVENS: Honolulu, Hawaii, Wood House, St. Anthony Hall, prepared at Hawaii Preparatory Acad., Dean's List, Cross Country, 1, Baseball, 1, Wood House Officer, 2, AMT, 2,3,4, Record, 2,3,4, Mt. Grey- lock Tutorial Program, 3, Experimental Theater, 3,4, St. Anthony Review, 4, Red Balloon, 4, Cap and Bells, 4. JOHN T. STICKNEY: Columbus, Ohio, Bascom House, prepared at The Columbus Acad., Dean's List, Record, 1,2,3,4, Gargoyle, 3,4, Tomorrow, 1,2,3,4. JEFFREY E. STIEFLER: Rye, N.Y., Gladden House, prepared at Harrison H.S., Dean's List, New Spring Street Stompers, 3,4, News Bureau, 1,3,4, Williams- Bennington Co-ordinating Committee, 3,4, Psi Upsilon, 2,3, Purple Turkey, 2,3, Football, 1,2, Wrestling, 2, Rugby, 1,2,3,4, Gladden Executive Council, 3,4, Football Announcer, 4. EDWIN J. STRASSBURGER: Pittsburgh, Penna., Garfield House, prepared at Shady Side Acad., Dean's List, Cum Laude, Honors, African Area Studies, Soccer, 1, Golf, 1, Outing Club, 2, Bridge Club, 1,2,3,4, U.P., 4. DANIEL E. SULLIVAN: Massapequa Park, N.Y., Prospect House, prepared at A.G. Berner H.S., Dean's List, Football, 1,2, Lacrosse, 1,2,3, AMT, 3. ALLEN G. SWAN: Rochester, N.Y., Hopkins House, prepared at Allendale School, Dean's List, 2,3,4, Honors, WMS-WCFM, 3,4, Physical Facilities Committee, 3, Chairman 4. RONALD S. TESCHKE: Northfield, Ill., Hopkins House, prepared at Culver Military Acad., Dean's List, Class President, 1, Christian Science Club, 1,2, Williams Bible Club, 1,2, Soccer, 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 1, Rugby Club, 1,2,3,4, Secretary, President 3, Junior Adviser, Baseball, 1, President Chest Fund, 3, Kappa Alpha Society, 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-president 4, Purple Key Vice- president 3. BRUCE L. THALL: Lynbrook, N.Y., Carter House, prepared at Lynbrook H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Chorale Society, 4, Chapel Choir, 4, Leader Jazz Quartet, 1,2, Math Tutor, 2, SDS, 1,2, A.C.E.C., 4, Chairman Williams- Howard Exchange Program, 3. 235 LLOYD S. THOMAS: Culver City, Calif., Brooks House, prepared at Culver City H.s. JAMES P.W. THOMPSON: Cedar Bluff, Va., Carter House, St. Anthony Hall, prepared at Woodberry Forest School, Dean's List, Babbel, 2,3,4, Beta Pi Rho, 2,3,4, Gurgle, 3,4, Sage B. Grossery, I, Social Probation, 3. H. GARRET THORNBURG, JR.: Lakefield, Minn., Hopkins House, Theta Delta Chi, prepared at Shattuck School, Dean's List, Theta Delta Chi Social Chair- man 2, Rush Chairman 3, President 4, Mark Hopkins Social Chairman, 2, Sec.-Treas. Outing Club, 2. DAVID L. TODD: Winnetka, Ill., Prospect House, St. Anthony Hall, prepared at New Trier Township H.S., Cap and Bells, 'I,2, Treasurer 3,4, House Cultural Chairman, 3,4, Social Committee Chairman, 3, Young Democrats, 4, Committee Against the War, 4, Committee for Action and Resistance, 4, College Council Curriculum Committee, 2, St. Anthony Hall Secretary, 3,4. DOUGLAS E. TUETING: Minneapolis, Minn., Prospect House, prepared at Southwest H.S., Lehman Scholar, AMT, I,2,3,4, Gould Farm, I, Freshman C.C., I, Rugby, 3, Intramural Sports, Castle Crew, 3,4,5. J. CURTIS TYLER III: Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, Bryant House, Psi Upsilon, prepared at Hawaii Preparatory Acad., Dean's List, Student Head of Anthropology Trip to Honduras, Anthropology Teaching Assistant, 3,4, Football, I, Freshman Council, Rugby, I,2,3,4, England Team, Ephlats, 2,3,4, Business Manager 3, Williamstown Boys' Club, 2,3, Junior Adviser. WILLIAM J. UNTEREKER: Tenafly, N.J., Spencer House, prepared at Tenafly, H.S., Basketball, 'I,2,3,4, House President, 4. W. KENT VAN ALLEN, JR.: Charlotte, N.C., Wood House, prepared at Asheville School for Boys, Dean's List, Golf, I, Adelphic Union, 3, French Club, 'l, Record, I,2, Circulation Manager 3, Business Manager 4, Young Republicans, 3. CARL VAN BRUNT: Mt. Kisco, N.Y., Hopkins House, prepared at Horace Greeley H.S., Dean's List, President Mark Hopkins House, 3,4, WMS-WCFM, 3,4. JACOB VAN DYKEN, JR. Wayne, New Jersey, Prospect House, prepared at Wayne Senior H.S., Football I,2,3. THOMAS W. WAGSTAFF: Shawnee Mission, Kan., Fort Hoosac House, pre- pared at Pembroke Country Day School, Football, I, Intramural Manager, 2,3, Social Chairman, 3,4, Beta Pi Rho, 2,3,4, Gurgle, 4. JEFFREY LAWRENCE WALKER: Salisbury, Conn., Gladden House, prepared at Middlesex School, Dean's List, Freshman Council, Outing Club, 'I,2, Winter Carnival Program, 2, Soccer, I, Lacrosse, I, Hockey, I,2,3,4. ROBERT T. WALL, JR.: Charleston, S.C., Wood House, Alpha Delta Phi, prepared at Bishop England, Football, I,2, Junior Adviser, Discipline Com- mittee, 'l,2, Freshman Council, Gurgle, 3,4, BPR, I,2,3,4, Record, I. JAMES V. WALSH: Adams, Mass., Hopkins House, prepared at Adams H.S., Dean's List, Honors. AUSTIN WAND: Bayside, N.Y., Fort Hoosac House, prepared at Millbrook School, Dean's List, Honors, Record, 'I,2, Chess Club, 4. GLEN S. WARREN: San Diego, Calif., Hopkins House, prepared at Point Loma H.S., Dean's List, Squash, 'l, Tennis, I, House Treasurer, 3. MICHAEL WASSERMAN: West Hartford, Conn., Perry House, prepared at Conard H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Glee Club, l,2,3, Band, 'l,2, Junior Adviser, Vice-president 3, Gargoyle, 4, Phi Beta Kappa President, 4. L. EDWARDS WEEKS III: Rockville Centre, N.Y., Spencer House, prepared at South Side Senior H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Berkshire Farm, 2, House Treasurer, 2,3, Vice-president 3,4, President Junior Advisers, 3, Gargoyle, 4, Grind, 'I,4, Discipline Committee, 3,4. ANDREW M. WEISS: Belle Harbor, N.Y., Wood House, prepared at Far Rockaway H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Woodrow Wilson Designate, Lecture Committee, l,2,3, Executive Committee Young Democrats, I, House Cultural Committee Chairman, 3, Foreign Students Committee, 3,4, North Adams Tutorial, 3. JONATHAN B. WELLER: New York, N.Y., Bryant House, Psi Upsilon, pre- pared at Deerfield Acad., Dean's List, Squash, l,2,3, Co-Captain 4, Tennis, 'I,3, Purple Key, 3, Williamstown Boys' Club, 2, Board of Directors 3, Lehman Service Council, 3, Triple Crown, 4. J. DOBSON WEST: Excelsior, Minn., Brooks House, Alpha Delta Phi, pre- pared at Blake School, Hockey, l,2,3,4, Cheerleader, 3,4, Gentlemen's Volunteer Fire Company, 4. WILLIAM C. WHITMAN: Long Lake, Minn., Prospect House, Kappa Alpha, prepared at Blake School, Dean's List, House Officer, Intramural Manager, 3, Social Chairman, 3,4, Intramural Correspondent, 3, Soccer, I,2, Baseball, 'I,2. CARL H. WIES: Branford, Connecticut, Prospect House, prepared at Taft School, Hockey 'l,2,3, co-capt 4, Outing Club I,2,3,4. ROBERT W. WILKINS, JR.: Newburyport, Mass., Tyler House, prepared at Governor Dummer Acad., Glee Club, l,2,3, Tyler House Parliamentarian, 4. DAVID P. WILLIAMS: Fitchburg, Mass., Carter House, prepared at Fitch- burg H.S., Dean's List. . I JEFFERY H. WILLIAMS III: Sharon, Mass., Gladden House, prepared at Thayer Acad., Chapel Board, l,2,3, Chairman 4. NEDLAND P. WILLIAMS: South Orange, N.J., Garfield House, prepared at South Kent School, Football, I,4, Baseball, 'I,2,3,4, Intramural Co-captain, 4. ADDISON G. WILSON III: Dallas, Texas, Berkshire House, Delta Kappa Epsilon, prepared at St. Mark's School of Texas, Soccer, I,2, Glee Club, I,2,3,4, Delta Kappa Epsilon Pledge Master, 3, Choir, 3, 7 Come II Club, Junior Adviser. ROGER R. WOLMUTH: Burlingame, Calif., Perry House, prepared at Burlingame H.S., Dean's List, Dialogue, 4, Rugby, 2, Hager Room Social Director, 4, Track, I. SCOTT F. WYLIE: San Francisco, Calif., Gladden House, prepared at Lick- Wolmerding H.S., Berkshire Farm, l,2,3, President Lehman Service Council, 4, WMS-WCFM,'2,3, Outing Club, l,2,3,4, Executive Board, 2, Yacht Club, 'I,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Cultural Chairman Gladden House. RONALD W.K. YEE: Honolulu, Hawaii, Garfield House, prepared at Punahou School, Dean's List, 2,3,4, Phi Beta Kappa, Football, I, Adelphic Union, I,2. MICHAEL W. YOGMAN: Bayonne, N.J., Spencer House, prepared at Bayonne H.S., Dean's List, Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Freshman Council, House Executive Council, 3,4, Inclusion Chairman, 3, Cultural Chairman, 3,4, Lecture Committee, 2,3,4, Curriculum Committee, 2,3,4,,CulturaI Coordinating Committee, 3,4, WMS-WCFM, 2,3, Outing Club, I,2, Teaching Assistant, Biology, 4, Intramurals, 2,3,4. PAUL YOUNGS: Cincinnati, Ohio, Prospect House, prepared at American School of Paris, Dean's List, Honors. FACULTY ROBERT JOSEPH ALLEN, John Hawley Roberts Professor of English, Chair- man English Department, A.B., University of Illinois, M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University. JOSEPH RENE ALTOTT: Head Trainer, B.S., l953, M.S., l954, Springfield University. ROBERT P. ARMSTRONG: Assistant Professor of Economics, B.A., Yale, I958, M.A., Johns Hopkins University, I960, M.A., Northwestern University, I965. DUDLEY WARD RHODES BAHLMAN: Professor of History, B.A., Yale, I944, Ph.D., Yale, I95I. ROBERT GEORGE BARROW: Professor of Music, Chairman Music Depart- ment, B.A., Mus., B.M.A., Mus. M., Yale University. RUSSELL HENRY BASTERT, Professor of History, A.B., Knox College, M.A., Ph.D., Yale University. 236 LAWRENCE WILSON BEALS, B.A., Williams College, I929, M.A., I93I, Ph.D., 1933, Harvard University. EDWARD BEISER, Assistant Professor of Political Science, B.A., City College of New York, M.A., Ph.D., Princeton University. PETER BEREK, Assistant Professor of English, A.B., Amherst, I96I, M.A., I963, Ph.D., 1967, Harvard University. SAEED A. BOKHAREE: Graduate Assistant in Physics, M.Sc. ROGER E. BOLTON: Assistant Professor of Economics, A.B., Franklin and Marshall, I959, M.A., I96I, Ph.D., I964, Harvard University. DAVID ALAN BOOTH: Assistant Professor of Political Science, Assistant to the Provost, B.S., Northwestern University, M.A., Princeton University. WILLIAM J. BRAZILL: Assistant Professor of History, B.A., Williams College, 1957, M.A,, University of Minnesota, 1959, M.A., 1960, Ph.D., 1966, Yale University. CHRISTOPHER BREISETH: Assistant Professor of History, B.A., UCLA, 1958, B. Litt., iOxon1, 1962, Ph.D., Cornell University, 1964. THOMAS M. BRESNAHAN: Assistant Professor of Physical Education, M.A. DAVID F. BRIGHT: Assistant Professor of Classics, B.A., University of Mani- toba, 1962, M.A., 1963, Ph.D., 1967, University of Cincinnati. ROBERT R.R. BROOKS: Orrin Sage Professor of Economics, B.A. iOxon1, Ph.D. CRAIG A. BROWN: Assistant Professor of Political Science,'B.A. ELEANOR R. BROWN: Part-time Instructor in Biology, A.B., Middlebury College, 1943, M.A., Williams College, 1967. FIELDING BROWN: Professor of Physics, Director of the Bronfman Science Center: B.A., 1947, M.A., 1949, Williams College, Ph.D., Princeton Ungve,-- sity, 1953. MACALISTER BROWN: Associate Professor of Political Science, Acting Chairman Political Science Departmant, B.A., Wesleyan University, 1947, Ph.D., Harvard University. HENRY JACKSON BRUTON: Professor of Economics, Director of Graduate Study in Development Economics, A.B., University of Texas, 1943, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1952. THOMAS EDWARD BURGESS, Part-time Visiting Instructor in Chemistry, A.B., University of Rhode Island, Ph.D., University of Connecticut. JAMES MACGREGOR BURNS: James Phinney Baxter Professor of History and Public Affairs, B.A., Williams College, M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University. KARL MARX BUSEN: Part-time Visiting Instructor in Physics, Dr. rer. nat., University of Munich. JOSEPH E. BUTLER, JR.: Graduate Assistant in Physics, B.S., Merrimack College, 1967. FRANCIS C. CARDILLO: Band Director, B.A., Hartwick College: M. Ed., North Adams Teachers College. ARTHUR J. CARR: A.B., University of Michigan, 1935, A.M., University of Syracuse, 1937, Ph.D., University of Illinois, 1947. CLARENCE CHURCH CHAFFEE, Director of Physical Education, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, M.A. JOHN WESLEY CHANDLER: Cluett Professor of Religion, Dean of the Faculty, A.B., Wake Forest College, Ph.D., Duke University. JOHN C. CHESKA, JR.: Instructor in Physical Education, M.A. PAUL GORDON CLARK: David A. Wells Professor of Political Economy, Chairman of the Center for Development Economics, B.A., University of Colorado, 1943, M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University, 1950. CHARLES DANIEL COMPTON: Halford R. Clark Professor of Natural Science, Chairman Chemistry Department, B.A., Princeton, Ph.D., Yale University. RAYMOND F. COOMBS: Assistant Professor of Physical Education, A.B., Duke University. FREDERICK CLEVELAND COPELAND: Director of Admissions, Professor of BioIo9Y: B.A., Williams College, M.A., 1937, Ph.D., 1940, Harvard University. STUART J.B. CRAMPTON: Assistant Professor of Physics, B.A., Williams College, 1948, M.A., Oxon., M.A., Ph.D., Hanford University. JAMES ROWLAND CURRY: Ebenezer Fitch Professor of Chemistry, B.S., Dartmouth College, 1925, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1930. DORIS DEKEYSERLINGK: Associate Professor of German and Russian, M.A., Middlebury Russian School, 1957. HORACE E. DELISSER: Assistant Professor of Physical Education, M.A. WILLIAM DEWITT: Assistant Professor of Biology, B.A,, Williams College, 1961, M.A., 1963, Ph.D., 1966, Princeton University. HELEN DONEGA: Port-time Visiting Instructor in Chemistry, B.S., University of Massachusetts. GEORGE D. DOWNING: Instructor of Philosophy. B.A., Williams College, M.A., Yale University. RUDOLF J. DREINER: Part-time Visiting Instructor in Physics, M.D., Ph.D., Technical University, Aachen, West Germany. SCOTT M. EDDIE: Assistant Professor of Economics, B.S., University of Minnesota, 1960, Ph.D., MIT, 1967. WOLFGANG D. ELFE: Instructor in German, Philosophikum, University of Marburg, West Germany, M.A., University of Massachusetts. JAMES W. ELLINGWOOD: Trainer, B.S. JOHN R. ERIKSSON: Assistant Professor of Economics, Director of Admissions for Graduate Study in Development Economics, B.A., M.A., Wayne State University, Ph.D., University of California. JOHN DYKSTRA EUSDEN: Chaplain, Professor of Religion, A.B., Howard College, B.D., Yale Divinity School, Ph.D., Yale Graduate School. SAMSON LANE FAISON: Amos Lawrence Professor of Art, Director of the Williams College Museum of Art, B.A., Williams College, 1929, M.A., Howard University, M.F.A., Princeton University. GEORGE FRANKLIN FEEMAN: Associate Professor of Mathematics, B.S., Muhlenberg College, M.S., Ph.D., Lehigh University. NICHOLAS FERSEN: Associate Professor of Russian, B.S., University of Rome. FREEMAN FOOTE: Professor of Geology, B.A., Princeton University. KEITH F. FOWLER: Assistant Professor of Drama, Assistant Director of the Adams Memorial Theater, B.A., Yale University. CHARLES W. FOX: Assistant Professor of Religion, B.A., Baylor University, Ph.D., Harvard University. LAWRENCE D. FRANK: Assistant Professor of English, B.A., Williams College, 1955, M.A., University of Michigan, 1960, Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1968. PETER K. FROST: Assistant Professor of History, B.A., 1958, M.A., 1962, Ph.D., 1966, Harvard University. CHARLES FUQUA: Associate Professor of Classics, Chairman Department of Classics, B.A., Princeton University, 1957, M.A., 1962, Ph.D., 1964, Cornell University. TIMOTHY T. GANNON: Instructor in Physical Education, B.B.A., Hofstra University, 1963. RODOLFO GARCIA: Instructor in Spanish, B.S., Bowling Green State Uni- versity, 1964, M.A., Indiana University, 1967. WILLIAM BYRAN GATES, JR.: William Brough Professor of Economics, Chairman Economics Department, B.A., Williams College, 1939, Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1947. ROBERT LEE GAUDINO: Associate Professor of Political Science, B.A., UCLA, 1950, M.A., 1953, Ph.D., 1955, University of Chicago. DONALD CREIGHTON GIFFORD: Professor of English, B.A., Principio Col- lege, Cambridge University, 1940, M.F.A., Harvard University, 1942. WILLIAM ARNOLD GLASSER: Assistant Professor of English, B.A., Harpur College, M.A., University of Florida, Ph.D., University of Iowa. RUDY GOFF: Part-time College Golf Coach. LADISLAS GONCZAROW: Assistant Professor of Russian, M.A. NEIL ROBERT GRABOIS: Assistant Professor of Mathematics, B.A., Swarth- more College, M.A., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. WILLIAM CHASE GRANT, JR.: Professor of Biology, Chairman Biology De- partment, A.B., Dartmouth, 1949, Ph.D., Yale University, 1953. LAWRENCE S. GRAVER: Assistant Professor of English, B.A., City College of New York, M.A., Ph.D., University of California. FRED GREENE: A. Barton Hepburn Professor of Government, Ph.D. GEOFFREY B. HAINSWORTH: Assistant Professor of Economics, B.Sc., London School of Economics, Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley. JAMES F. HALSTEAD: Assistant Professor of Economics, B.S., University of Maryland, 1962. GEORGE H. HAMILTON: Part-time Professor of Art, Director of the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Yale University. EVERETT HARRISON: Assistant Professor of German, B.A., Stanford Uni- versity, 1956, M.A., 1961, Ph.D., 1967, Harvard University. PHILIP KAY HASTINGS: Professor of Psychology and Political Science, Director of the Roper Public Opinion Center, B.A., Williams College, 1944, M.A., 1949, Ph.D., 1950, Princeton University. 237 JULIUS HEGYI: Lecturer in Music: Conductor of the Berkshire Symphony Orchestra: B.A., Julliord School of Music. VICTOR ERNST HILL: Assistant Professor of Mathematics: B.S., Carnegie Tech: M.A., University of Wisconsin: Ph.D., University of Oregon. HERBERT LEE HIRSCHE: Associate Professor of Art: B.F.A., Yale School ol Fine Arts, 1954. JACK M. HOLL: Assistant Professor of History: B.A., Pacific Lutheran Uni- versity: M.A., University of Maine. TIMOTHY J. HOUSLEY: Graduate Assistant in Biology: B.A., Drew University, 1967. WALTER E. HOYE: Graduate Assistant in Physics: B.S., Randolph Macon College, 1967. JAMES CLAY HUNT: Professor of English: A.B., A.M., University of Kentucky: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. JOHN MICHAEL HYDE: Assistant Professor of History: Dean: B.A., Williams College: M.A., University of Minnesota: Ph.D., Harvard University. CHARLES R. IMM: Assistant Professor of Psychology: B.A., University of Minnesota: Ph.D., Stanford University. EUGENE J. JOHNSON III: Assistant Professor of Art: B.A., Williams College: M.A., New York State University. CHESTER WALLACE JORDAN, JR: Professor of Mathematics: B.A., Williams College: Fellow of the Society of Actuaries. JOSEPH ALEXANDER KERSHAW: Herbert H. Lehman Professor of Economics: Provost of the College: B.A., Princeton University, 1935: M.A., New York University, 1938: Ph.D., Columbia University, 1947. HUGH W. KIRKPATRICK: Part-time Visiting Instructor in Physics: B.A., Williams College, 1943: B.M.E., Rennseloer Polytechnic Institute, 1949. ROBERT MARVIN KOZELKA: Professor of Mathematics: Secretary of the Faculty: B.A., M.A., University of Minnesota: Ph.D., Harvard University. ROBERT KURTZ: Lecturer in Mathematics: B.A., Syracuse University: Ph.D., Princeton University. BENJAMIN WOODS LABAREE: Associate Professor of History: B.A., Yale University, 1950: M.A., 1953, Ph.D., 1957, Harvard University. THEODORE R. LANE: Assistant Professor of Biology: Ph.D., Purdue University, 1966. DAVID B. LARRABEE: Graduate Assistant in Physics: B.S. NATHANIEL MORRIS LAWRENCE: Professor of Philosophy: B.S., Stanford University: M.A. S.T.B., Ph.D., Harvard University. JOHN B. LAWTON, JR.: Acting Chaplain: A.B., Bates College, 1960: S.T.B., Howard University, 1963. SHERMAN E. LEE: Visiting Robert Sterling Clark Professor of Art: Ph.D. KURT LEHOVEC: Part-time Visiting Lecturer in Physics: Ph.D. STEPHEN RICHMOND LEWIS, JR.: Assistant Professor of Economics: Director of Research in Development Economics: B.A., Williams College, 1960: M.A., 1962, Ph.D., 1963: Stanford University. HERVEY GANSE LITTLE: Assistant Professor of Religion: A.B., Princeton University: B.D., Princeton Theological Seminary: Ph.D., Hanford University. ROBERT ALEXANDER LOGAN: Assistant Professor of English: A.B., Williams College: M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University. JOHN ARCHIBALD MACFADYEN, JR.: Professor of Geology: Chairman Department of Geology: B.A., Williams College, 1948: M.S., Lehigh Uni- versity, 1950: Ph.D., Columbia University, 1962. LUTHER STEARNS MANSFIELD: Professor of American History and Literature: A.B., 1927, A.M., 1928, Texas Christian University: Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1936. GEORGE E. MARCUS: Lecturer in Political Science: A.B., Columbia Uni- versity, 1964: M.A., 1965, Ph.D., 1968, Northwestern University. J. HODGE MARKGRAF: Associate Professor of Chemistry: A.B., Williams College: M.A., Ph.D., Yale University. SAMUEL ARTHUR MATTHEWS: Samuel Fessneden Clarke Professor of Biology: S.B., A.M., Boston University: Sc.D., Williams College. WILLIAM A. MCCLEARY: Assistant Professor of Economics: B.A., Princeton University, 1957: M.A., University of California at Berkeley, 1963. 238 WILLIAM EDWARD MCCORMICK: Assistant Professor of Physical Education: Director of Intramural Sports: M.A. TIMOTHY MCDONOUGH, JR.: Teaching Assistant in Philosophy: B.A., Williams College, 1967. THOMAS EMERSON MCGILL: Associate Professor of PsychoIo9Y: Coordi- nator of the Bronfman Science Center: Youngstown University, 1954: Ph.D., Princeton University, 1958. ROBERT NEILL ELLISON MEGAW: Professor of English: M.A., Ph.D., Uni- versity of Chicago. THEODORE GREFE MEHLIN: Field Memorial Professor of Astronomy: Director of the Willis I. Milham Planetarium: B.A., M.A., Drake University: Ph.D., Yale University. MELVILLE J. MENDUM: Assistant Professor of German: B.A., UBC, 1956: M.A., UCLA, 1959. WILLIAM R. MOOMAW: Assistant Professor of Chemistry: Assistant to the Provost for the Sciences: B.A. Williams College: Ph.D., MIT. EDWARD H. MOSCOVITCH: Assistant Professor of Economics: B.A., Oberlin College: Ph.D., MIT. GEORGE J. MOUTAFAKIS: Assistant Professor of History: A.B., M.A., Ph.D., New York University. FRANK FREDERICK NAVARRO: Assistant Professor of Physical Education: B.S. DANIEL REMSEN NORTON: Part-time Visiting Instructor in Chemistry: B.S., Antioch: Ph.D., Princeton University. FRANCIS CHRISTOPHER OAKLEY: Associate Professor of History: B.A., Oxford University: M.A., Ph.D., Yale University. FREDERICK STEPHEN O'BRlEN: Assistant Professor of Economics: B.S., University of Kansas: M.A., Stanford University. DANIEL DENIS O'CONNOR: Assistant Professor of Philosophy: A.B., Detroit, 1955: M.A., Toronto, 1958: Ph.D., Yale University, 1961. THOMAS J. O'LEARY: Assistant Professor of Political Science: A.B., Princeton University: Ph.D., Stanford University. HENRY WILLIAM OLIVER: Professor of Mathematics: B.A., Yale University, 1938: M.S., 1958, Ph.D., 1951, Chicago. VICTOR N. PAANANEN: Assistant Professor of English: A.B., Harvard Uni- versity, 1960: M.A., 1954, Ph.D., 1967, University of Wisconsin. DAVID ALLEN PARK: Professor of Physics: A.B., Harvard University: Ph.D., University of Michigan. ELWYN LIONEL PERRY: Edward Brust Professor of Geology and Mineralogy: B.S., Tufts University, 1923: Ph.D., Princeton University, 1927. C. BALLARD PIERCE: Associate Professor of Physics: B.S., University of Richmond: M.S., Ph.D., University of Illinois. WILLIAM HARVEY PIERSON, JR.: Professor of Art: B.F.A., 1934, M.F.A., 1936, Yale University: M.A., New York University, 1941: Ph.D., Yale Uni- versity, 1949. ANSON CONANT PIPER: Alumni Fund Professor of Romantic Languages: B.A., Williams College, 1940: M.A., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. GEORGE PISTORIUS: Associate Professor of Romantic Languages: Maturitat, Realgymnasium, Prague: Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. JOHN HENRY POWER: Professor of Economics: Ph.D. THOMAS J. PRICE, JR.: Associate Professor of Anthropology: Ph.D. MARIE-JOSE RENAUDIE: Lecturer in Romantic Languages: Licence en droit M.A. MICHAEL RINEHART: Part-time Lecturer in Art: B.A., Harvard University, 1956. KENNETH CREIGHTON ROBERTS, JR.: Assistant Professor of Music: B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Michigan. ROBERT C. RORKE: Instructor in French: B.A., Williams College, M.A., University of California at Berkeley. RICHARD OLIVER ROUSE, JR.: Professor of Psychology: A.B., Harvard Uni- versity, 1941: M.A., 1943, Ph.D., 1949, Yale University. CHARLES FREDERICK RUDOLPH, JR.: Mark Hopkins Professor of History: B.A., Williams College, 1942: M.A., 1949, Ph.D., 1953, Yale University. CHARLES THOMAS SAMUELS, Assistant Professor of English, B.A., Syracuse University, M.A., Ohio State University, Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley. CARL R. SAMUELSON, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, B.S., 1957, M.S., 1964, Springfield College. JOHN KENNETH SAVACOOL, Professor of Romantic Languages, B.A., Williams College, 1939. ANDREW J.W. SCHEFFEY, Associate Professor of Resource Policy, Director of the Center for Development Economics, B.A., Haverford College, 1950, M.S,, 1951, Ph.D., 1958, University of Michigan. FREDERICK LEWIS SCHUMAN, Woodrow Wilson Professor of Government, Ph.B,, 1924, Ph.D., 1927, University of Chicago. ROBERT CHARLES LEWIS SCOTT, J. 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FRED HOLLY STOCKING, Morris Professor of Rhetoric, B.A., Williams College, Ph.D., University of Michigan. WHITNEY SNOW STODDARD: Professor of Art, B.A., Williams, 1935, Ph.D., Harvard, 1941. CLAUD R. SUTCLIFFE, Assistant Professor of Political Science, B.A., Pomona College, 1962, M.A., Princeton University. ROGER M. TARPY, JR., Assistant Professor of Psychology, A.B., Amherst College, 1963, M.A., College of William and Mary, 1965, M.A., 1966, Ph.D., 1967, Princeton University. KURT PHILIP TAUBER, Associate Professor of Political Science, S.B., A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University. EDWARD GODFREY TAYLOR, Professor of Chemistry, B.S.C., 1932, Ph.D., 1935, University College, Swansea, Wales, Sc.M., Brown University. FRANK ROGER THOMS, JR., Chairman Department of Physical Education and Intercollegiate Athletics, Director of Athletics, B.A., Williams College, 1930, M.B.A., Harvard University, 1932. 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