Oracle 1948 by Colby College Libraries

lbt 1948 i!nnuo of <!olbe ;II ' RICHARD W. BILLINGS. Editor-in-Chief ALFRED B. GATES, Assistant Editor JANET H. GAY, Feature Editor FRANCES J. BENNER, Assistant Feature Editor RICHARD M. MARTIN, Business Manager RICHARD H. ROGERS, Assistant Bus. Mgr. RICHARD FISCH, Photography

A RTHUR W. SEEPE. Faculty Adviser

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G I L L I NG HAM

Winner of the Condon Medal

I n the fall of 1944, a travel-weary group of fr men

taggered aero

baggage. T h ber

women

filled Fo

i nto room

only 13

rai lroad track trongl

predominant in num

H all , D u n n H o u e and

on Ma fio"'' r H i ll. Hall.

Thi

and filled the place of th Corp .

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m n

eem d

ne,,·. larg

21 t

the

of 1948.

and

tamped evel)wher .

21 t C . T . D . ' ,..,·er wa

age of bli nd date .

tud !

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definite!

ternitie

oil ge

good old day " our e w

did ha

Powder and

rekindle the Colb

pirit.

tud nt

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m n

d th

o Ion

wh n w

hop d and

r t urned a

H ouse w r too wa th

oc upi d b

women

traditi nal m n'

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din ner

women

Mower thu

" ha i n O'

The

Colb

and

D utton

changi ng it from 'kn i t t i ng

opened a

full of a new revived

ollege

pJa, ed Bov doin

iv d and

t\ o gam Mai ne

gi in

two

Hall

and

H d .

fr qu ntly

n tair . We urvi ed

again gav "Bab '

kirt

or of ' caring

Br w e r

\ i n ter Cami a l

(nm

In February mor

emi

on the a

\ a

P i

hou

o ial th

£ the n i ht.

decorat d

Ea t . n

Folino)

the

r ign

o er

ent . t ran Hou

al ndar.

entered

fill i ng n wl

and the old A. T . O . partie

w re

\t\ ater fight wcr

rin ing of th

i nauguration of monthl.

appropriately

the

a \'\i n ter Cami al Qu

r op n d Palm r H o u e Zeta

thi

hampion hip and a pla e ' i t h Army two u n d f at d team

b for

won for u

and

highlight fr quent

A.T.O. bell at all hour lim e l i gh t .

add d

. m n

fla or to the dini ng-room. Thi

' a

the

ear of

inging, and th

Bl u

furnish d the prop r atmo phere. The Pr

1944.

i dential election wa

D . R. won de pit F.

t i ll out

lub" to a

Bui ldinO' wa

and

once more to the cam

a rifi ed for ophomore .

The ruptured duck was

2 to 1.

m n

c lebration

op n d again for women. Hedman H all

xpand d

hman Queen, Fran e

playroom do

mon t h

peace.

the

njo m n t

Wig " a

ucceeded

and weater at di nn r. Th birthda

Inter cholastic ba ketbaU

and a r vol t i n f

meal

'th

O ne a part of t he Win ter Carni al,

ruled o er b

njo

pea u

o ernment and h I p d

competition brou ht athletic The

Thi with

tud n t

formal dance .

and

Thi

hai l d V - E Day b ' an a embl

became co-ed on e mor .

Fra -

The

the ne'

n beat Bo' doi n mid t much

our fun

ganized the M n '

pu .

\'\

and hoped for f utur

promin nt emblem althouO'h

ould

addened b

u n timel 1 death a fe,

had

eat .

Extra-curricula a tivitie

veraJ program .

p u t on

parti

velt

thi nking.

hare of laugh . and increa

took a ba k

id n t Roo

w re

.F. ' II and

t u dy or . . . w

date

of Pr

t u d nt

I ter.

number d

Mai l

only 1 gend .

wer

t ime for more Of

could

of each day. \V

l e t ter writ i ng w re important part h i t the book .

rmy

. T . D.

w i l led it property to t h Thi

nation and the

ame

cla

r cently d p rted

that

rally and Echo Pol l vote in favor of D we .

i ncluding

occupi d Hedman Hall and n wly

eteran

reopened Robert' Air

loaded with

a major

a big Colby

R publi an

game.

H ou

mother

for th ir t am

D an '

v n though th y " ere d f ated.

The "White Mule" was reborn.

An I n ter-student

Council constitution was drawn up .

The Student

Moving to a new campus was now more

than just a dream.

Facul ty Relations Committee established a new cut

We were seniors at last. I t didn't seem possible. I t

system of a minimum of two cuts per semester i n

was almost as i f we had arrived i n Waterville a short

each three hour course.

D r . Comparetti played for

time ago. Colby was "buzzin" with the largest num

the first time to an enthusiastic audience, his Con

ber of students i n her h istory.

certo in C Minor.

veterans and a large number of recent high school

We established Arbor Day to

plant trees and clear brush from the H ill campus.

Mayflower

graduates. Lawns had been made. Landscaping was done during the summer and new walks made u s

college spiri t wa

Pre-war

again evident on our campu . More vets joined

us and long pent up cheers bel l owed forth for the Mules - win or lose. The new Veteran's Housing Project boasted quar ters for 32 couples, and _the Colby Wives organized their own club.

Freshmen hazing was revived and we felt pre-war pirit returning.

The freshmen carried out the rules

well

wearing their caps and bowing to upperclass men. They added to the spirit of things by ki d

napping Jerry Frank, a sophomore whom they felt to be a too ardent enthusiast for rules. A great many terrible and destructive fire roar d

An Inter - fraternity Council was set up and rush ing brought many i nto the no duties

forget t h e acres o f m u d w e h a d struggled through on the new campus the year before.

O ur junior year opened with the first full time football schedule since the war.

Pledge

There were more

This was greatly succes ful, profitable,

and enjoyed by the entire student body.

and

i n i tiations

active fraternitie . were

evident.

A . T . O . - D . K . E . incident made Colby history.

through Maine in the fall and Colby men volun teered to help fight them.

The

in buse

The

cancel d.

They gallantly rode off

to the stricken areas. Colby Week-end was

A . T . 0. pl dges stole the famed D . K . E . goat from the

A newly organized band complete with uniforms,

"stable" i n Palmer House and whisked it to a farm

brought atmosphere and spirit to football and bas

in the country.

k tball games.

The D . K . E . pledges retaliated by

kidnapping Dick Urie, an A . T .0. pledge.

An ex

change was effected at a basketball game. ter Carnival again ruled by a member of the class

of 1948,

Queen

Betty Coombs.

I nter-student Council, a new organ

ization at Colby became active.

All college assem

blies were part of the program of the year.

There were fraterni ty and all-college dances. Win Focus, a literary

Building were begun . The College Chapel was opened for the first time with services held every Sunday.

and

a new nursery school was started under

presented

weekly

programs

Waterville

station,

over

the

WTVL.

newly Maury

Smith's "fame" spread from the bulletin boards to all parts of the campus.

K i lroy took a back seat at

Colby. The Varsity Show made i ts post - war debut.

was an extremely popular and well-written original show produced, directed, and written by R uss Farns worth, '48 and Bud Schlesinger, '47. The

men

occupied

Hall,

East

We t

Hall,

and

The

new men's gymna ium and the Keyes Chemistry

magazi ne was founded. "Colby At The Mike" began established

In the Chapel, stud nt

planning and guidance. An original Varsity Show wa

written, directed,

and produced at the Opera House by Kenny Jacob sen, '50, and Bob Rosenthal, '50.

I t played to an

enthusia tic full-house audience. Our senior year things s emed to be more the way we had imagined college to be.

In our four

year career at Colby we had been the subjects of disruptions

and

inconveniences;

u nique experience.

but

ours

was

Entering in a war year, seeing

t ime.

Miller L ihrary

was opened and classes held in it.

No more were

hope to go forth into the world with an optimism

hurried cups of coffee consumed at the station or the Jam es, for the Spa was opened to take care of

can see the accumulation of knowledge and training

Roberts

of wires.

U n ion for the

first

the end of the war, and the struggle of peace, we of peace.

Looking back over our careers here, we

the hu ngry student body.

The book tore was also

that will help us to live more happily and profit

moved to the new library.

We hurried through the

ably with ourselves and with

others.

We treasure

and inspirations acquir

new halls bought books, studied, sipped coffee, and

the experiences

had classes to the tune of t he poundings and swear i ng of carpenters, pai nt ing of walls, and instal lation

ed by belonging to the "Colby Family."

friendship

MARY BuRRrsoN, '48

JACQUELYN ALLEN Ch mi Ir)• "Jackie"' . . . lpha Delia Pi . . . Dean's List 2 . . . very uperstitiou . . . Pan-Helleni ouncil 3 . . . "Ju t lub 1, 2, 3 . . . . . . Glee a minute wait for me!' to get up in the morning . . . Outing Club 3, 4 . , . hat knitting.

DOROTHY ALMQ U I T E11glish ' Dot" . . . Dean's Li t all the time . . . Pre ident of i eecretary 2, tudent League tudent Council . . I · ecretary I . . . . . . ecretar 3 Pre ident 3 . . . Board I . . . Library As ociates . .. l . R.C. .. . .. . WA German C �b . . . oci �l ommirtee . .. ' on German prize 3 . . . vocabulary . . . larg He . a cuue,

anne , ballads, loves . . . busy girl.

Faulkner,

Thomas

Wolfe,

Harry

VIRGINI A ASHLEY English . . . I lub Relation ' Ginny" . . . International Powder and Wig 4 ' hat?" . . . "Oh, D'ya kno\ heerful . . . . . . a practice teacher . . . Porter . . partial to fried clams .

W I LL I AM R. ATHERTON Physics

l . . . great A psilon . . . S.C. "Bill" . . . Delta family man-has a on, Billy, Jr. . . . band and orchestra I . . . Director of Fairfield Youth Centre . . . Physi Society 4 . . . "Gee:i. !" . . . trombonist in local dan e band . . . hates ornery women . . . prize pro ra tinator

SAMUEL S. ATWATER Sociology

"Ship'' . . . President of Lambda Chi Alpha in Junior year . . . " I ' l l give you a clue ! " . . . l n terfraternity ouncil 3 . . . like a good argument . . Ho key I "M idge" . . . I n terfraternity Sports I, 2, 3, 4 . loves to drive fast.

BEVERLY BAI LEY Chrmistry

. . Alpha Delta Pi . . . Colby Community Sym" Bev" phony Orchestra I, 2 , 3, 4 . . . l . R .C . . . . loves to get leuers from Milwaukee . . . " Bob" . . . sews . . . Band 4 . . . Outing Club 3, 4 . . . Daughter of Colby.

OWEN BAILEY English

. Delta Kappa Epsilon . . . drum-happy . Ch ick" . " Erho 2 . . . never wears a hat . . . Track I , 2 . . . Library Associates 2, 3, 4 .. . Powder and Wig 2, 3, 4 . . . heavy spender . . . Band and Orchestra 2 , 3, 4 . . . couldn't ever part with wife or drum . . . Bibliophile Club 3 . . "Terrific, but-but-but ! " . . . Contemporary Literature Club 3 , 4 . . . sneers at ocial standards and hep-talking characters.

RUTH BARRON B11si11rss

Administration

" Rut11ie" . . . J.R.C. 3, 4 . . . spend most of her time tal k i ng and idling i n the Spa . . . Powder and Wig 2, 3, 4 . . . likes dancing, onions and popular music . . . Cheer· leader 3 , 4 . . . ' ·You know what I heard?" . . . hate people who don't cheer at games . . . boundle s energy.

ROBERT A. BATTEN Philosophy

" Bob" . . . Officer of Lambda Chi Alpha . . . tran fer from Bangor Theological Seminary . . . "Good Lord ! ' . . . President of Glee Club 3, 4 . . . President of Canterbury Club 3 . . . loves making friends . . . Varsity Show 4 . . . like to sing and skate . . . Church Committee 4.

EVERETT S. BAUER Rtligion

" Ev" . . . S.C.A. Board I, 2, 3 . . . his Pontiac is the bane of his existence . . . Chapel Choir I . . . "Yes, dear!" l i ke Ay-fishing and the movies . . . Glee Club I, 2 . . . . . l.R.C. 2 . . can be found most of the time i n tran_it between Waterville a n d Madison.

MILDRED H . BAUER Psyrho/ogy-Sociology

" M i llie" . . . Pi Gamma Mu . . . Dean's List I , 2, 3, 4 . . . likes to cook and sew for " Ev" . . . Glee Club I , 2 . . . J.R.C. i, 2 . . . hates exams . . . Red Cross Boardman Society 3 . . . partial to I , 2, President 3 . . cats . . . Chairman of the Re:iding Room Committee 2, 3 .

ROBERT W. BENDER Philosoph)•

" Bob" . . . Delta Kappa Ep ilon . . . Dean ' s List 4 Echo I , 2 . . . has a satirical use of a tremendous vocab. hates i n troverts and i nferior ulary . . . Golf I , 2, 4 . bourbon . . . Hockey I, 2 . . . l.R.C. 4 . . . "Darn Yankee weather!" . . . all for individualism and philosophy . . . not properly dressed unless wearing his white vest and one of Levine' snap brim fedoras.

S H I RL E Y BESSEY Pre-Med "Shirl" . . . Softball, Volleyball I, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . loves to read and write poetry . . . winner of W A A numerals, letter, and cup . . . always either making puns or whi tling . . . wakes up the annex . . . "Hiya."

R I C HARD W. B I L LI NGS E11gfish "Dick" . . . Dean's List 2 . . . Student Council I, 3 . . . "Ready?" . .. S.C.A. 1 . .. ORACLE I, Editor-in- Chief 3, 4 . .. can t do anything without a cup of coffee first . . . Cindy . . . Library likes to sing to his mall daughter, As ociates I, 3, 4 . . . White Mule 3 . . . won't get up in the morning . . . Contemporary Literature Group I, 3 . . . Seal Harbor.

EDWARD G. B I R DSEY Business Ad111i11istratio1L Phi Delta Theta . . . on Planning Board of 'Zip" . . Club 3 4 . . . "Who shall I take International Relation out this week ? ' ' . . . Treasurer of Fraternity 2, 3 . . . at the "Bell" . . . hates women who are Aoor show imple enough to think that you believe the line they're harp clothes. slinging . . . partial to bright ties and

REBECCA B I XBY English lub for four year . . . ing endles ly .. Becky" . . . Glee . I.R.C. 4 . . . ov:a otia in the spring . . . Outing Colby id's . . . Daughter of Club 3 . . . coif e at . . . a future librarian . . . " Oh, no!"

BARBARA BOND Psychology- ociology "Barb" .. . President of Sigma Kappa . . . Dean's List ' Cut clas with me" . . . Echo I . . . mu t 2, 3 . . have her night life . . . Glee Club I . . . hates vigorous port . . . l.R. . I, 4 . . . pent a year during the war working as a censor in Hawaii . . . Pan-Hellenic play 2. 3 . . . does the hula . . . Chapel Choir I . . . love to draw . . . worrier.

ANNE BOOTH English Li t . . . .C. . 4 . . . Outing "Boo" . . . Dean' Club Council . . . Contemporary Literature Group "You know ' hat I mean?" . . . love> her dungaree crack ping-pong ball . . . Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 l R.C. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . never . . . . Library Associate ' rites letter .

DOUGLAS BORTON B11si11ess Admi11istratio11 'Doug" . . . Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Dean' Li t !, 3, 4 sings in the hower . . . S.C.A. I . . . partial to Aa hy ties, beer and books . . . Echo I, 3, 4 . . . "When I played Baseball for Colby" . . . fraternity softball 3 . . . laughs boi terously at the slighte t provocation Library Associates 1, 3, 4 . . . Outing Club 3, 4 ... hates to comb hi hair.

DONALD J. BOURASSA Pre-Med "Don" ... Zeta Psi .. . Outing Club 4 ... often drinks boilermakers before breakfast ' ith a French 88 chaser . . . Track I . . . l.R. . 4 . . . ' Pri " . . . InterÂ fraternity Sports 3, 4 .. . hate cowboy songs ... a sport follower.

LOIS BOWERS Art " Loie" . . . Chi Omega . . . WAA 3 . . . likes to write and illustrate children's books . . . Glee Club 1, 4 . . . FocuÂˇ 3 . . . "But blondes need more rest than brunettes" . . . Varsity Show 4 .. . ' inner of Tennis Cup 4 . . . hates schedules and purple walls . . . Contemporary Literature Club 3 . . . eats hot tamale at 4 in the morning . . . popcorn at the movie .

JOSEPH BOWLER Chemistr)' "Joe' . . . Offi er of Zeta Psi . . . Camera Club 3, Vice-President 4 . . noted for his Aashy ties . . . loves to eat . . . Baseball I . . . Outing Club Counci.I 2 year . . . has a good pipe collection . . . alway taking pictures . . . Son of Colby.

JANET BOWMAR Psychology-Sociology ay "Jan" . . . Glee Club 1, 4 . . . ' How can you that?" . . . I .R.C. l, 3, 4 . . . no sense of time . . . genuinely surprised at anything . . . then with those enlightened "ohs" ... always knitting .. . hates intolerance and cokes.

MARIE BOYD French "!sh" . . . Dean' List . . . French Club President . . . German Club two years . . . won prize in German and . I.R.C. French 2 . . . Red Cross Unit Trea urer 2 Geeze Louise' . . . three yearÂˇ . . . "Ma foi" . . . " always writing to George or making poor puns . . . love "Winnie-the-Pooh," the annex, and Francoi Villon . . . has cocker spaniel eyes and a turned-up nose.

VIRGINIA BRACKLEY English . Alpha Delta Pi . . . Member of Library Gini" . " As ociates 3, 4 . . . partial lo the music of Gershwin . . . Friday morning classes . . . l.ikes to canoe al hate dawn . . . loves to walk in the snow.

KATHER INE BRINE Biology Kay" . . . Dean's Li t I, 3 . . . WAA Board I, 2, 4 " WAA Hockey letter and cup . . . always trying to lose weight . . . hates balance in the quanl lab . . . I.R.C. 1, 2 . . .sundaes in the Spa . . . "Oh, ye gads!"

JOAN W. BROWN Psychology "Brownie" . . . Officer of Delta Delta Delta . . . loves Earle and her diamond ring . . . S.C.A. . . . snaps gum . . . I. R.C. I, 2 . . . "You're so right" . . . Powder and . Spa-ing . . . hates loud ties . . . bridge fiend Wig l . . . "Remember?"

CAROLYN BROWNE Psychology-Sociology " Carrie" . . . transfer from Simmons . . . "Jimmie" and letters to Arlington . . . International Relations Club 2, 3, 4 . . . goes to bed at 9 . . . A February graduate . . . eats steaks come weekends.

W I LL I A M L. B RYAN History-Gouernme11t

"Bill ' . . . Lransfer from Will iam College and wa a Kappa Alpha there . . Hockey and Baseball letterman . . . father of 3 children . . . S . C.A. 3 . . . ardent follower of the Bra es and hate the N. Y . Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers . . i t inerant preacher.

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" ib" . . . Phi Gamma Mu partial to · 'Don," her Zete . . . Dean's List 1 2 . 3, 4 . . . WAA letter . . . " Ob fish fuzz" . . . choru 3 . . . get excited o er nothing a t all . . . l.R.C. 1, 4 . . . hates clas "B ' movies . . . an ardent sports fan . . . Orchestra 1 , 2, 3, 4 .

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DOROTHY BUNKER

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' Doll " . . . Dean ' s Li t . . . " J i m " and a diamond r i n g Glee lub 4 . . . "Gawd l o v e h i m ! " . . . constantly watching for a 1947 green H ud on con ertible . . . pout Polish to her room-mate . . . February graduate of ·ursing Course . . . Bowen ociety . . . Medical o iety.

T H N. BURNS Geology

"Burn ey" . I, 2 . . . likes to . . "Bill ' . . . bridge

Echo

. . Chi Omega .C . . Board 1 . . . . . " amridge !" . . . hates procrast i nation go on Geology field trips . . . Geology Club 4 . . . a lover of good, and only good coffee e ions.

MARY A. BURRISON History

"Burr" . . . Officer of Delta Delta Delta in J u nior year . . . Echo I , 2 3 and Feature Eclitor 4 . . . everyone's friend . . . ah ays on the go . . . Dean' List 2 3 , 4 las Officer e n ior year . . A . Publicity Com m i t tee . . . tudent League one year . . . 1 . R . C . . . . Powder a nd Wig 1 2, 3 and Bu in 1anager 4· . . . Band . . . can be found either behind or in fron t of the counter a t t h e p a . . . Daughter of Colby . . . C a p and Gow n .

LESTER BURTON Psychology- nciolog)•

'Les'' . . . Phi D !ta Th ta . . . " h, ye organic!'' oncert Board 3 , 4 . . . say he i s ready to ettle down when ?-some pring . . . .C.A. 4 . . . "Women, God ' em!" . . . Pr ident of ewman Club 3 . . . bl likes liste n i n g to Pat's "tall tales."

LOR I NG B. BUZZELL History

"Buzz · • . . . Officer of lpha Tau Omega . . . l . R . C . I . . . oliLary meditation . . . eye· a nd ears of the world hite M ule taff 2 . . . love hi past and present Ford . . . "You must take the hitter-r-r with the S\ eet" . . . one coed a t a time.

P H I L I P CAM I N ITI History

p·ilon . . . Interfraternity " Phi l " . . . Officer o( Delta Council 3 . "Don't give m e a hard t i me ! ' . . . has \von hi "c·• in bot h Football and Basketball . . . has a daughter, "Peggy" . . . ports follower . . . bridg e . . . bates his used car.

CHARLES H. CARPENTER Psycliology-Sociology

"Charlie" or " Big C" . . . President of Lambda Chi Al 1>ha . . . Greek Letter Council 4 . . . Loves Rock ' n Rye, liule blondes, doing "something d.i!Terent" and harmonizing . . . Dean's List at Bowdoin summer school . . . Football and Basketball I . . . S . C . A . I . . . allergic to beer . . . proud owner of the "grey ghost" . . . "I'll give you the clue."

SHIRLEY CARRIER Hi.story, Gouernmeul, Economics

"Shirl" . . . Officer of Delta Della Delta . . Dean's Li t 3 . . . "Let's have a 36 hour day!" . . . S.C.A. I . . . George . . . l . R . C. I , 4 . . has her nose in a novel a good deal ol the time . . . Camera Club 2, 3, 4 . . . nice legs

CHARLES E. CHAPMAN Histor)•

. . Track and Baseball "Charlie" . . . Officer of Zeta Psi one year . . . famous for stealing Rabner's women . . Colonial Club meetings . . . shades of Rudyard K ipling . . . President of l n terfraternity Council 4 . . . co-author o( nion House Committee Varsity Show 2 . . . Roberts . . loves sailing a11d boats . . . "God, I"ve created a monster ! ' '

CARL CHELLQUIST Chemistry

. . Dean's Li t "Moose" Shirley . . S . C . A . Board poll of some " ital"' is·ue . . . Powder and Wig I of down-town Boston . .

. Student Council 2 I I, 2 . . . always taking a verbal

. . . I . R .C . 2 . . . chemistry . a tall story teller and haunter . Travelli Scholarship 2.

DAVID A. CHOATE History, Government, Economus

"Dave" . . . Officer of Phi Delta Theta . . . Pi Kappa Delta . . . Secretary of Class 3 . . . chews the bows on his glasse con tantly . . likes a good argument . . . l n ter fraternity Council 2 . . . S.C.A. I . . . l . R .C. I . . . likes public speaking and has won numerous prizes for same . . . "Ob , my aching back!" . . . Son of Colby . . . worries about losing his hair.

PAUL A. CHOATE History, Gouernmtrnl, Economics

Pi Kappa Delta "P. A . " . . . Dean's List 1 , 2, 3 . . . . . passion for good food . . . Chapel Choir 3, 4 . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . likes to sing any song that has a good . . says it doesn't bass . . . Powder and Wig I, 2, 3 hurt anyone to go to church on Sunday . . . w i n ner of three public speaking prizes . . . "Teddy" . . . "I had to laugh!" . . . President of Men's Glee Club 4.

DONALD C HOATE Busi11ess Administration

" Pat" . team 4 . tall story weekends -that is.

. . Phi Delta Theta . . . Manager of Hockey . . I.R.C. I 4 . . .alwayes trading cars . . . " K eep loose!" teller . . . Proctor 3, 4 . in Augusta . . . hates going out at night-alone

KA THERINE CLARK French

"Kay" . . . Alpha Delta Pi . . . Dean s List four years . . . Student Government 4 . . . . mince pie at midnight . . . Library Associates 3 , 4 . . . Outing Club Council 2 3 4 . . . Band and Orchestra . . . "Really?" . . . Fren� h Club 3, 4 . . . loves surprises . . . hates cold howers . . . Spanish Club 3.

M ARGARET CLARK History

' Peg" . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . Glee Club I , 2, 3, 4 . . . Orche tra I , 3, 4 . . . Band -l . . . Bowdoin hou e parties . . . love movie , Grieg and her clarinet abhors bright lip tick . "Cripe!" . . . prone to ailing the "Giff-Wiff" Yacht Club 4 .

ELEANOR A. CLAYTON History

' Lee"' . . . phobia love to fly bridge lot of

transfer from Stephens College . . . I . R . C . 4 about the telt!phone . . . Riding Club 2 . . . and has put i n ome olo time . . . Focu 3 fiend . . . helped decorate the Chapel Nur ery creative talent . . . ' Oh, m y ! "

A. HOWELL CLEMENT Busi11ns Admi11istratio11

'' Howie" . . . Lambda Chi lpha . . . President of Clas . . . l . R . C . . . . Library s ociate . . . always ru hing omewhere . . . ' Howdy, Bub!" . . . likes das ical m u ic . . . President of Outing Club 4 . . . . Var iry Show I , 2 . . . Glee Club 3 , 4 . . . Ba ketball I, 2 spends time cranking that car and craping di he .

DAVI D CLEMENT English

"Ron iwn'' . . . . .A. 2 . . . ma b e seen on Sunda preaching in Belgrade . . . Library s ociates I . 2 , 3 , -l . . . l.R.C. I 2 . . . "You hould have seen my wife ! " . . . Outing lub 3, -l . . . blooming poet . . . Modern . Band Language C l ub 3 , -l . . • has a dau hter, ancy . 4 . . . like to meet i nterestin people.

GORDON COLLINS Business Administratin11

,. "Mik . . . Officer of Zeta P i . . . lnterfraternity Council 4 . . . has a daughter, Judy . . . var ity letter i n both Hockey and Baseball . • . avid port fan . kirts . . . worried about lo i ng his hair. hate Ion

MARY CONLEY Germa11

" Mac" . . . spe n t Junior year at Univer ity of Zurich . . . I . R . . 4 . . . ' But I haven't ot my mu i " . . . ouncil I . . . like all sports . . . German tudent lub 2 , 4 . . . blu hes ' ery easily.

M ARY P. CONWAY History

"Pat" . . . Chi Omega . . . Varsity Archery Team 2 . . . Echo 2 . . . ha a no e that wrinkles like a rabbit . . . . "Do ya hear? ' alway hungry . . . l . R . C . I , 2, 3, 4 . . . . curl her toe when angry . . . a g u m snapper.

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ELI ZABETH COOMBS Psyrlinlogy

" Be t ty' . .. Officer of Chi Om .. ga . . . Vice-President of Class I . . . "That Charlie make me o mad" . . . WA numerals 4 . . . never on t i me . . . Carnival Queen 3 . . . l. R . C . 4 . . . fa cinated by dreams . . . cheer leader I, 2 , 3 . . . hates going to bed at a reasonable hour . . . Out i ng Club 1, 2 , 3 , 4 . . . Var ity Show 4 . . . "Oh, really" . . . "For heaven ' s sake " . . . Dance Com m i t tees 3 , 4.

CHARLES COUSINS Business Admi11istratio11

'Errol" . . . Delta Upsilon . . . all the time going to Boston to see Libby . . . has roomed with Chaun y for three year . "Who put tacks in my bed ! " . . . a Beta Phi, Inc . . . . stubborn and contrary.

JOAN M. CRAWLEY llistory

"Joanie" . . . ocial hairman of Delta Delta Delta for three years . . contagious laugh . . . WAA Board 2, 3, 4 . . . 'What"s for desert?" . . Varsity teams i n Hockey, Basketball, a n d Volleyball a n d winner of WAA letter and cup . . hates hypocrites . . . l . R . C. I, 4 . . is a perfectionist . . . Camera Club 3 . . . transforms thi ngs to new by artistic creation . . Outing Club 4 . . . loves sports.

ROBERT M. DARLING P )•chology·Sorio/ogy

. Officer of Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Echo I, 2, 3, As ociate Editor 4 . . . has an undying love for the infantry . . Library Associate I, 2 . . laugh like the ban hees . . . Social Committee 3, 4 . . " Let's look "Knobby"

at the psychological side of it!"' . . . As embly Commiuee 3, 4 . . Roberts Union House Commiuee 3, 4 . . . like to ee ood administration.

KATHERINE DEMPSEY History

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" K iki"' . . . Secretary of Chi Omega . . . Dean's List 3 . . . Class Officer 3, 4 . . . gets a letter every day . . . " Ble.s your pointed liule head" . . . Echo 2, 3, 4 . . . l . R . . I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Powder and Wig I . . . bates to give away gum . . . ace fiuure skater . . . Newman Club . . . doodles.

JANET M. DE W ITT Chemistry

"Dimmy" . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . Pre ident of WAA . . . "Judas prie t ! " . . . famous for her mixed metaphors and infectious giggle . . . loves annex and C2H,,OH . . . WAA letter . . . l. R . C . two years . . . allergic to cats.

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ALICE DOWNEY French

"Al " . . Dean's List 2 . loves sleeping . . . reads aloud in French, German and Spanish . thinks Profe sor Strong is wonderful . . . always broke . . . famou·s for her warnings for over-cutting . . . hitch-hikes hates the viol i n .

DENNIS F. DUNN History

" D i n ny" . . . Alpha Tau Omega . . . Echo I . . . Library A ociates 4 . . . " I ' l l put your name up in lights!" . . . I . R . C . 4 . . . disc jo key for WTVL . . . Powder and Wig 4 . . . doesn't care for people . who aren ' t real . . . Colby-At-The-Mike 4 . . forever writing radio scripts . . . humorou .

ELIZABETH M. DYER Psychology-So riotogy

a DU lady . . . Dean's " Betty"' . . Chi Omega always ushering somewhere . . . List 3 . . . WAA I . . Glee Club 4 . . . loves to argue . . . l . R .C. I, 2, 3, 4 . . "Shwellzee" . . . Outing Club . . . White M u le 3 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . black coffee lover . . . Radio Club 4 . bates to be picked on . "Thanking you" . .

DONNA ELLIOTT Mathematics

Donna . . . tran fer from Ricker J u n ior College . Glee Club 3 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . t h i nks Houlton and Ricker are superb . . . never shut doors . . . spends pare t i me k nitting for L n n . . . " ly land ! ' love mat h .

N O R M A N E P TEIN Busin ss Administratio11

' ' :'\ormie" . . . President of Tau Delta Phi in J u n ior year ice-President I n ter- tudent ouncil . . . lo e john Dewey and bull e ion . . . " How are ya ?" . . . prone to building fire in hi fire place . . . Vice- President of hi J u nior C l a s l n terfraternity Council . . . LR . . two years . . . bridge . . . i>n't happy u nles he ha hjs afternoon nap.

FRANCIS R. FOLINO Hist or)'

"bud" . . . lpha Tau Omega . . . President of enior lass . . . tudenc Council 1, 2 . . . ardent rooter for the Bo,ton Bra,·e . Varsitv Hockey man . . . '· Bobo. "

V I R G I N I A B. FOLINO Art

''Bobo" . . . Q u e e n of Winter arni\'al in opbomore year . . . lo' e s her work at the book tore and taking care of "B uddy'' . . . 'lli !"

ANNE FRA ER Psycliolog)'- ociology

n ne . . Echn 1, 2 , 3. ir ulation � l a na er 4 . ":\ow don ' t et me wrong" . . l . R . . 1, 2 4 . . R i d i ng can't wail to ge t back to the Philippines . 2 . . blo" up at peopl who "b o" at game Treasurer of anterbury Club 2 , 3, 4 . . . hat ceitcd men . . . Daughter of Colby.

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M RCIA FRIEDMAN P.rycltology- ociola•y � l arcia . . . transfer from t h e Univer ity of l l l i noi . . . Pi Gamma � ·lu . . . do t h i n g on t h e pur of the momenc . . Outing Club 2. 3 . . . "The point is . . . " . . . l.R . . 2, 3. 4 . . . ten nis fan . . . Yacht Club 3 . . . always being Marcia.

JANET GAY History 3 Managing Editor 4 . . . RACLE 3, Feature Edi1or 4 . . . W h ite 4ule 2, 3 . . . Library . 1, 3, 4 . . . R l. . . . 4 Prologue Editor ociat . 2, 3, 4 . . . Powder and W ig 2 , 3 . . . '· I

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JANE L. GEORGE P1yclwlog)'- ocio/ogy

Jane . . I . R . C . 2, 3, 4 . . . follower of the lat t word i n l'11g11 and Mademnisell . Modern Dance lub 1, 2, 3 . . . ha a wanderlust feeling . . . ' Really?" a gourmet.

MARY B. GI LLES Psycltology ··Barb" . . Vice-Pre iden t of Chi Omega . Dean's Li t 2, 3, . . Library s ociates 2, 4 . . . "l'\o, . where in the world did I put it?" . . . I . R . C . 2, 3. 4 . Powder and Wig I , 2 . hates to be too early . . . Red Cro s "Shakespeare!" . Newman Club . . hamburgs at Sid's.

LOUISE GILLINGHAM Psychology "Gilly" . . . Dean's List l , 2 , 3, + . Pi Gamma Mu . Student League I, 3, 4 " By whose standards?" . . . likes to read the lick paper magazine . . Interstudent Council . aversion to new clothe Concert Board I, 2, 3 , 4 Brahms and Bach I. R . . I, 2, 3 , 4 . coffee lover . Daughter o'. Colby . . likes to write letters.

LYMAN J. GOULD History "Jay·· . Tau Delta Phi . Dean" List I, 2, 3, 4 . Prone to expen ive pipe and tobacco . bridge champion on the " Rock" . . . 1rue Latin- merican temper . . . Pi Gamma �1u . . . Ten n is 3 . . . Robert -nion Hou e Com mi ttee . . . Focus 4 . abhor bright blue tie fa orite pa times are drinking. poker and women . . "That' my boy ! ''

.BERTHA GRAVE Psycho/og y-Sociology " Bert" . Officer of Alpha Delta Pi partiality for Library As ocia1e 3, 4 . . West Point Cadets . . "Oh , my oodness !" Yacht Club 3, 4 . . designs many k n i t t i ng patterns . . Out i ng Club 3, 4 . . . like> the movies, ruml as, and cla sical music.

LENDALL W. HA YES Psychology-Sociology " Len" Officer o f Zeta Psi . Student Council l . Concert Board 1, 2, 3 . "How be ye?" . . favorite pastime-women . . . Glee Club 3, 4 Powder and Wig 1 , 2, 3, 4 . . . ha hay beh i n d the ears . . . Medical Society 3 . . . loves beer a n d being w i t h the m o b "Purty goowd."

LOWELL HAYNES Pltiloso/1/ty "Bogle" . . . Dean · List 2 . Echo three years Ba eball and Football one year . . . Basketball two years . . . Varsity letter in Baseball and Basketball . . . Glee Club t, 2 , 3, 4 . . Concert Board 2, 3 . . Library As ociates 3, 4 I . R . C . 2, 3 . sings cowboy songs . " W hy sure" . love u I i", h is pipes . with " Marv'' and Brahms.

ARDIS HENNIGAR Psycltology-Sociology . . . "Oh tho e lima beans" "Ard" . . I . R . C . 2, 3, 3 . . . k n i ts S.C. . . . Library A.sociarns 2 always ready for a for her nephew, 'Denny" �ood fi ht.

BARBARA A. HERRINGTON English 'Barbie" with her 3, 4 . . 1, 2 . . pin . . .

. President o[ Delta Delta Delta . . talk S . C . A . 1 . . . Pan-Hellenic Council hands . . partial to " Bob" and her diamond . . . Ee/to . Library As ociates 1, 2 3, 4 . . . neat Powder and Wig 3, 4 . . . reliable.

VIRGINIA HILL Art

.. "Gi nnie . . . Chi Omega . . . l . R . C. I, 2, 3 . . . . "Bunny come yet?' . . . a GOO:-\ al in good standina . . . hates Ethiopian �featballs upreme member of Prologue raff 4 . (o,·e to draw and dance . . . munches "Pogey bait' . . humorisc . . . Dau hter of Colby.

BURTON J. H INC KLEY Psychology "Burt"' . . . Zeta P i . . . transfer from Green :Mountain J u nior Colle e . . . one of fir t i nhabitant of et• apart ment on the hill . . . Commencement ommiuee 4 . . . .. work at Dexter· . . . . . Hea\'en · to Bet y ! . . . definite! again t the "':-\ew Look . "

MARGARET HOR CH Psych ology- oriology •· Peg., . . . Glee lub for four years . . . I . R .C . . . . make good posters and ha an art.i 1· 1ou decorating . . . Powder and Wig 3. 4 . . . Red uting lub 3, 4 . . chief lo' e i- one DL sleeps late . . . "That"s a good que"tion ! " '

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M URIEL HOWARD Psychology- oriology '"Mully'' . . . tudent League 2 year . . \ Board 4 . .. ground-Aoor chauffeur . . . Cam u for her golf-pla •in .. . "Be t we tud 11ext time! . . . ,..,, letter �fercur an ince� ant worrier . . . in ueen· ourt of \ inter arni\'al 4.

H ZEL H. H U C K! Funrh

"Hazie'' . . . lpha Delta Pi . . . Pan-Hclleni ouncil 4 . . . . l . R. . 2, 3, 4 . . '"You're o-o-o right!' . . utin l u b 2 . 3 , 4 and ice-Pr id n t for t w o year ocial ommiuee 3, 4 . . . too man idiocyncra · e . . . anterbury lub I . 2, 3, 4 . . . Library ociat 3, 4 de igns and make many of her own loth Fren h and pani h Club , 4 . . . likes an th i n athletic . . . "What's the big scoop? · •

EUGENE A. H U NTER Hi<tory

. " ene . . . Zeta P i . . . Basketball Captain . . won 'arsity letter 2. 3. 4 . . . 'Take it ea ·· . . . I . R . . 4 . . . likes music, ports, women . . . hate no one.

A . HARRIET H UT C H I N ON Cliemi<lry " H utch" . . . Delia Delta Delta . . . lee lub I, 2, 3, Pr idenl 4 . . . Officer of Board . . midnight oliloquie . . . noted for her �!aine olloquialism . . . " in'l that a doozie?" . . . lo\'e the a n nex . . . l . R . . :ir it}' how 4 . . . Outing lub Winier rnival . hapel hoir 4 . . . "experiments . ommiuee 2 year· . in hem lab.

FRANCES HYDE "Biolog)•" "Heidi" . . . Dean's List 3 . . . Hampton Beach Var ity olleyball 2 . . . "!'\le got multitude to do!" heerleader for 4 year . . . partial to claret lemonades s o iates 4 . . . . . . Riding Club 3, 4 . . . Library hates Bio Lab . . . J.R . C . and Powder and W ig 4 . alway la l . . . " W ho' got tht: pa ke ?"' . • . . ne er without her gum.

MARGUER ITE E. JACK English " Meg" . . . l . R . C. I, 2 , � . . . · ' M y land ! " . . . Powder and Wig 2, 3 . . . loves classical music . . . S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . an avid letter writer . . . " 'Oh, no ! " kniuing and ping-pong are favorite pastimes.

DOROTHY JACKSON Philosophy "D. J . " transfer from Welle ley . . . Dean' List 3 . . . like to read ' ' Win nie the Pooh" . hapel Choir 2, 3 . . outdoor girl . . Glee Club 2 , 3, 4 . ·'Tremendous ! " Film Society 3 . hates men' . . likes . Fo u 3, 4 silk socks with clock stripes . modern ab tract art . . . Rear Commodore of Yacht Club 3.

MARVIN JOSOLOWITZ Sociology . Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Zeta Psi . . " M arv . . . I n ter-Faith Committee Co-Chairman I , 2 . . . " I ' m 2 1 b u t I ca n't prove it" . . . loves " M im " a n d playing . hates 7 : 4Ys . . . Track and Baseba l l ( J . V . ) t he guitar . L R . C. . . Library Associates . . Echo I , 2 Friday nights with the boys. . Powder and Wig .

ANN KAHLER Psycholog)'-Sociology A n n . . . Varsity Hockey Library Associates 3, . . . cigarette moocher alway about to learn to

I, 2 . . . "What time is i t ? " Donald . . . I . R.C. 3 4 . . . . hate shoes and hats knit . . . no buttons on coat.

EDWARD E. KAPLAN Business Administrat.ion . . Eddy" . . . Tau Delta Phi . . . Dean ' List I, 3 . . . Basketball I , Tennis 3 prone to all night poker games . . . Library . . reads history books just for the laughs . . "Well, no check A ociate 4 . . . l . R.C. I , 3. 4 . . pa ses Colby-At-The-Mike 4 again today !" . . . Pre ident of H i l lel 4 many evenings at Hedman Colby Community Symphony Orche·tra I, 2, 3, 4.

JORDAN KAPLAN Business Administration " I gotta . . Echo I . . " Ike" . . . Tau Delta Phi . Basketball I , 2, 3 . . . lotta work done tonight ! " . port . I .R.C. I , 2 . can't stand dirty ashtrays . Ii tens to the late ports news every night . . . fan . . . . "Never . partial to cute blondes Outing Club 3 . seen anything like i t before ! "

P HYLLIS KEARNEY Ps)>c hology " Phyl" . . . S.C.A. l . . . Powder and Wig 3 . . . would like to just keep house and have time to live . hates to study . . . . . . Colby Wive Club 2, 3, 4 . olby-At-The-Mike 3 . . " Holy jumping juniper ! " . . . ports fan.

DANIEL KLEIN Business Administration "Danny Boy" . . . Tau Delta Phi . . . attended Brooklyn revolts against College and Montana State College . conservarism i n clothes, people, and novels . . . Dean List 2, 3 . . " N ice head" . . . Murray Prize debate 2 . . . constantly looking for shoemakers . . . weekend ex cursions.

J O H N H. K I M PE L Hi.story.

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' Jack" . . . . lpha Tau Omega . . . Dean's Li t 2 . . . tran fer from liami niver ity and C. of Wisconsin . love baseball . especiall · hi CJe,·eland I ndian . . . read and recite poetry . . . HA:'\ 6-6639 . . . Ohio Republican "That is undoubted! the most asi nine tatement ever made"' . . . Interfraternity Athletic Council 4 . . . Chagrin Fall .

HELEN KNOX E11glirh

Helen igma Kappa . . Dean· ORACLE I scrubbina her white boot . . . Glee Club l . . . ' · Goodne s · . hate fire escapes . I . R.C. 2 . 2. 4 . . . pa.. ion for an thing o-reen . Literature Club 4.

Li t . . . alway . . �faine man . <>-racious ! " " . Powder a n d Wia . Contemporar ·

P. THOM AS KOINES F re n c h

"Tom" . . . Lambda lpha Dean"s Li t I. 2 hi . . . peaks French to Freshman girl . J . . Baseball 1 . . . like entimental mu ic . . . l nterfraternity port .. .. I .2, 3, 4 . . . "Don't foul it up. dear ! . . . " ' Li z beering and naps are his reate t pastime•.

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" ' Han · · . . . fTicer of Tau D !ta Phi . . . Dean· Li<t 2, 3 . . . ' " I see. I like her" . . . l . R. C . I, 2, 3. 4 . . . lik� to pretend he' till an ensi n . . . Radio lub 4 . . . " ears a tie to clas . . . olby-At-The-�!ike 4 . . . ab ent minded . . tudies hard.

C HA RLES KRAMER 81LJi11ns Ad111 i11istrati1>11 . '"Chuck. . . Officer of Tau Delta Phi . . . Busine taff of Echo 1, 4 . . . a general crounger . . . I nter fraterniry ports I , 3, 4 . . . likes ne\\ clothes and redjt . . . \ hite Mule 1 . ' h, now ' ait a minute ! " OULin lub I, 3 . . . "The Mighty M ite· · . . . Riding lub 3 . . . " Bell Bottom Trouser . "

SANFORD I . KROLL Hi1tory, Cor · r n m e n l , Ecnnomics . . . Tau Delta Phi . . . Editor-in- hief of Echo ' and , . . . Dean' Li t . . . Elaine . . ' ' Let' call a pade a spade ! ' " . . . member o! Red Tie lub . . . l . R . C . 3 yea . . . Pre ideni of H illel 3 . . . p nd hi time in the Job Print and writing editorial . . . di ljkes comments on the receding hairline.

B U RTON KRUM HOLZ Pre-,\ft.d

' · Burt"" . . . Tau Delta Phi . . . Dean' List all the wa . . . Echo port Editor 2, 3, 4 . . "What. you"re .tudying ?" l.R . C . I . 2. 3. -I . . . accumulate dirry lau.ndry . . . fedical ociety , 4 . . . Jove the Brook! n Dodger . . . Film o iery 3 . . Hil lel 2, 3 . . . hate . . C . . Inter-Faith being called ' ' Krumbly Bun , oun ii 1 . . . �Jeep throu h classes . . . I n cerfraternicy oun ii. Athleuc

GER M A I NE LALL I A Business .4dmi11ist rotio11

.. "Gimi . . . Glee Club I , 4 . . . "Oh, ' hat'll I ' ear today?" . . . I . R. C . I, 2, 3, 4 . . . jazz fan Colb -At-The-Mike 4 . . . hates food--0ther than coffee . . . Yacht Club 3 . . . u es green i n k .

E I LEEN LANOUETTE Hi /nry, Goverr un e ul, Economics "Lanny"' . . Chi Omega . Pi Gamma Mu . . . abhors "rah rah ' " people . . Dean's Li t 2 , 3 . . . Echo l , 2, 3, 4 . . WAA team 2 . . ense o f humor . Glee Club 1, 2 , 4 . . . Library Associates I, 2 "Oh honestly, I ' l l never get that paper written" . . J .R . C . I, 2, 3, Vice-President 4 . . Powder and W i g I, 2, 3 , 4 . . W i n t e r Carnival C o u r t 2 . . . designs and makes her own clothes.

MERLE LATHROP Biology Dea n · s Li t 3 . . . Glee Club '.�, 4 . . . Medical Society 2 years . . . supplies her friend· with food pa se Saturday afternoons i n bio lab always i n t roduces " M ort," t he ;keleton, l O her visitor . . l . R .C . 3 years constantly set t i ng alarm clocks an hour ahead.

HANNA LEVINE Histor)>

Hanna . . Pi Gamma M u . . Dean's List I , 2 , :l, 4 . "Lucky my head's pinned on ! " . . Cap and Go' n . C . A . Board 4 . . . never knows where anything is Echo I, 2 , 3, News Editor 4 . . . Library Associates 2 , 3, 4 . . . argyle sock . J . R . C . I , 2 , 3, 4 , Librarian 2, 3 , 4, and on Plan n i ng Board 4 . . . hates Echo staff meet i ng alway· v is i t i ng R u t h ie .

CHARLES LIGHTBODY Pff-Med . " Harry . Delta psilon . . Echo I . . a pregnant idea" . . . Var i t y Hockey man . S o n o f Colby . . hate women drivers . . forge t t i ng someth i ng .

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NICHOL R. L INDQUIST English "Swede" . . . Officer of Phi Delta Theta . . Varsity man in Golf and Hockey . . " W hat a revolting develop ment ! " . . an ardent cla s cut ter and beer d r i nker . . Student-Fac u l t y Curriculum Com m ittee 4 . . . absent-minded . . l i kes Shakespeare and the opera.

BARBARA C. LINDSAY Hi tory " Barb" Officer of Chi Omega . las President 2 . . . "Jeepers ! " love Bob, t he Giants, D . U . ' s and Connecticut . disreputable dungarees . . . W A Vari t y Basketball I, 2 , 3 Volleyball and Hockey I . . . Echo I , 2 . . . J . R . C . . . a char m i n g G O O N gal .

ANNE LOGI UDICE English A n n e . . . Dean's List 3 Student League 2 " :-<ow, seriou l y !" . . Glee Club I , 2, 4 hates per onal ity boys . Library s ociates I, 2 , 3, 4 :-<ewman Club President 3 . . . loves dramatics . . Camera lub 3, 4 likes to roam around . Chapel Choir . . a music lover . . . hates t o get up i n t h e morning . Fo us.

.JOHN W. LORD Business Administ ration . Football I , 2 , 3 . . Alpha Tau Omega . " M oonie"' . . . often laments how he mis ed the Dean·s List by 3/ . 10 of a point . . . stellar performer on the ATO team-the helps roll up . " Kay" elbow bending group t h e sidewalks of 1 orth Vas alboro at 9 p . m . nightly , Commencement . . . ing t n u h . . . "Let's have one ! . Committee 4.

ROBERT L U CY, JR. Latin

.. " Bob . . . President of Delta Cpsilon in Senior year . . . ice-President of . C . . 4 . . . Varsity Track man I , 2 , 3 . 4 . . . Barbara Bo ton Brave fan . has a l i t t l e bo l o o k . . infectiou frie ndline s . always talking .. about pre-war Colby . . . um mer graduate . . ·Coach .

SUSAN M . LYNC H oriology

. " You all" ·· quinch"' . . . Gamma Orne a Omega :-lu . . . Echo 2 . . coke at the Pine Tree . . . L R . Powder a nd W i g 4 . . partial to a certain D K E . . . one of t he Dail Bulletin gal . . . l ike gooey sundae ., . hate p eudo- i n tcllecru'als . . . "What a creep .

ANNE McALARY Engli h

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" Phyl" . . . fTicer of i ma Kappa . . " ome on i n 3, 4 . al"·a and h a ' e a cii;arene · · . . . l . R . l(i\'ing Bob hair treatments . . . 'cream, at the I i htest nois . . . February raduate . . . has taken h r four year<; to I arn how to ing " Happy Birthday . " "

GERTR U DE J\IcKU I K

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2, 3 . . . \ AA letter 3 . jean . . . ' • Prince<� \13' o . . . a i;ourmet . . . � l ilo . Ridin'l' Clul 2 . 3 , 4 rom r>ation. .

M RIE M A HELL Biology

ears of sub-headini; . . letter . . . lee lub a nd horu. two ear . . , Library ociates , . J.R. . . . Boar d man o iety 2, 3 . . . ontem porary Literature lub 3, 4 . . . Medical o i ty 3 . + . . . biology lab a;si.stanr 'H u e i . . . Rye Bea h · ' ia la pouce" dosin'!", I reak it up" . . . hat ' ha . . . >Ob in " ' D ' ' movie .

MARC I A MAGRANE History " Mac" . . . Echo I . 2 , 3, 4 . . Glee Club . . . " Holy Karnasy" . . a ba eball and jazz fan . . "Guess what ?"

loves to sail . . I . R .C . I , 2, 3, 4 hates to darn ock

WILLIAM MANSFIELD Business Administration " Bill" 3, 4 .

. Pre ident of Delta 'psilon . . . Dean's Li. t " I ' ll give you ten to one odds ! " ' . . . bridge fan Interfraternity Council 3, Pre·ident 4 tudies before breakfa t . . . Football I, 2 likes to travel, meet new people, and make new friends.

RUTH E. MARRINER History, Go e r n m e n l , Economics Ruth . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . President of Cap a n d Gown Dean' List Echo 1, 2 , 3 , Make-up Editor 4 . hates to be called the Dean's daughter . " H utch ! " . . . eit her a t t h e J o b Print o r at t h e Spa . . loves the annex . . S . C . A . Board for t h ree years . . Pi Gamma Mu . . Library A sociates I, 2 l . R .C. 1 , 2 . . . Powder and Wig I , 2 , 3 , 4 . . Chairman o f Film Society . . Varsity Show 4 . . . Daughter o f Colby.

JOHN M. MARSH ociology "Jack" . . . Intramural Ba ketball i n Sophomore . . "Go easy" . loves K i tty and Beethoven fishing . . . looking forward to farming i n Vermont.

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DAVID MARZYNSKI Business Administration . . tran fer "Monk" . . . Officer of Tau Delta Ph i from Norwich niversity Hockey 3, 4 . "That's very good, Aaron" . . . Track 3 . . . love a good joke and ha plenty of h.is own . . . Medical Society 4 . . never combs his hair . O u t i ng Club 3 "Manhattan w i t h very little bitter , please" . cheerleader 4 . member of Red Tie Club . . . "come on, w i l l ya?"

ROBERT MASTERS PS)•c ho!ogy-Sociology "Bob" . . . Tau Delta Phi . . . Echo 1 . . ah ay eating Sid's Floridas . . Football 2 Glee Club 2 , 3, 4 . . Library Associate I . 2, 3, 4 . dislikes the local debs . . I . R .C . 1, 2 , 3 , 4 . . . "Howya doin' ? " " never m a k e s t h e bus Concert Board 4 .

WILLIAM R. MAURICE Busines

Administration

" W illie" . . . Zeta Psi . . . I . R . C . 3 . . . Busine s Manager . . Fraternity Social Committee of White Mule 3 Chairman 3 , member 4 . pilot of the "car"' hates udden stop . . . " the singer" . like being w i t h the mob . . . "the two of yuz."

BARBARA MICHAUD English " M ich"

. . Dean', List . a creati e personality . . . Echo cartoonist 4 . . . Glee Club I . . . a mimic . l . R . C . 3, 4 . . ha a verse Library Associates 1 . . for every occasion . . . Powder and Wig 2 . . . Colby Contemporary At-The-Mike 4 . . . "Oh, pot ! " Literature Club 4 . . . hates infirmaries and ho pitals.

GORDON T. M ILLER Economics

Gordon . . . President of Zeta Psi . . . Dean"s Li t 1, 2 , 3, 4 . Pi Gamma M u . . 1 940 Hudson . . improvises trumpet cheers at football and basketball games . . . Tra k 1, 2 . 3 , 4 . Golf two year . . . Var ity letter . I . R .C . . . . Varsity Show 3 . . Band . . . tudent assi tant in economic .

HELEN L. MOORE History

.. "P•1d<l . . Officer of Delta Delta Iodern Dance . Club 1, 2, 3 . ·'Ye Gods and little Ii h es ! . . love Bud and h er Zete pin . nightly ritual of creams � nd lotiom . l . R .C . two year . . . Dau"h ter of Colby.

ROBERT MOSLEY Hi tor)'

" Bob"' . . . lpha Tau Omeaa . . Dean· Li t 3 . 'l n " t there anything in t h is hou.e to eat ? " " . . . tran fer from Farmington . tate Teacher College . . . Varsit • Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 2 . . . like to talk soorts at an time . . . ha a daughter. Kathy . eldom shave , except when he i forced to.

ROSS L. M U I R English

. Ro . Dean Li.st 1 , 3 holds d°' n a r ull-time job w i t h the \- aterville r 11ti111•/ a. a reporter . . . can be found playing with on, Lee . relaxing w i t h a good book, or j u t pla i n relaxing . . . hates get t i ng up i n the mornin

ATH ALENE D. N I LE E11glisli

has a " eakness for red head " Butch ' " . . . l . R.C . l . . .. in enior year . •· had up . . . Powder and Wi . . . hates tomatoe . . coffee at Park· D i ner . tage Door 4 . . . ' · I 've got to tudy."

M AR I ANN A N U TTER Hi</OT)'

· l"' . . Outing Club Officer for three years . .C. Board one ear . . . "Oh, I don ' t know ! " . . . love green recei,·e· a daily letter Bu.icks and Bo·ton Red 'ox . . . . Glee Club I, 2 , 3, 4 . . . 1 . R . . . . hates bells ringing i n Macy Low.

PHYLLIS O'CONNELL Biology

"Phylly-Lou" . . . Library A ociates 4 . . . 1 . R .C . 1 , 2 . . . cur for every ill . . . Powder and \ ig 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . . . knit ndy . . . Faculty- tudent ommit tee 4 . original . . . " W hat a natty outfit" . . . lo,•e hot pastromi, beer, and potato h ip . . . relax hour . . . Medical ociety 4 . . . OR CLE 4 . . . ' · j ust ju ice . please:·

TI MOTHY C. OSBORNE Business A dministratio11

" T i m ' ' . . . Delta Kappa Ep ilon . . . Glee Club I . . . " BC in Central Maine . . " . . . Powder and W ig I . can be found either spinning record or sleeping for the mo t part . . lo\•e radio, philately and mu ic.

MARGUERI TE OVERN History " M idge" . . Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 · ' Bobbie-e-e !" . . . I . R .C. 2, 4 . . . infe tious laughter . . . hates methodical people . . . avid reader . . "Ginkie· ! ' ' three hower per day.

ELI ZABETH PARKER Euglish

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' · Bet ty" . .C. 1 . a doodler . . Library As ociates 4 . strong will -power . . . J . R .C. 1 , 4 . 1" · ' Too many boom' • Dau hter of Colby . hate true-fa! e exam-.

SHIRLEY PARKS E11glirh . ·...··

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hirley . . . Echo 1, 2, 3 . . . on the hunt for size l /'2 hoes . . . WAA letter 4 . . . "Onward, men ! " . . . Glee Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 . . team's fan . . . Library Associates 3 , 4 . I.R.C. 1, 2 . really l i ke warmed-over dinners . . doe>n't care for · ' m inchey" people . . " How noble ! "

ARTHUR A. PARSONS

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BuJi,,ess AdminiJtration "Art" . Lambda Chi Alpba . . attended M . I .T. and is a chool, Wa hington, D . C . . taking people's money in the radio \ ork . . . married vet .

l n terfraternity sports I graduate of Blis Electrical . pend> mo t of his time Fir t National like . "Corre t change, please ! "

FLORA PEARSE History ' · Fioette" . . Dean · Li>t 3 . . Library Associates 4 love to drive the tractor during her vacation l . R . C. 3, 4 . . . "Cru m b ! " a hearty mountain climber . . . ha a phobia about bangin • door . . farm girl .

FREDERICK W. PERKINS Hi.story . Lambda Chi Alpha . . · 'Cy" . �!anager of Men' th letic Activities love to tal k about his son and Jean . one of the first vets to W ia 1 . " M a ke m i ne chocolate ! " J QH con. tantly . . . eats meals backwards.

. S.C.A. 1 . . . i n fir t year . . . Powder and return to Colby i n . . . play bridge

P H I L I P E. PETERSON Business A dm i n is t ration " Happy" Delta Upsilon S.C.A. 4 Dean's . . hates used cars Li t . . Glee Club 3 years always a ks "Why?" a n ::! giggling women Betty . i'v !anager of Football and Ba ketball l l . R . C. . . Chapel Choir l mloor Track Manager 3 . Sophomore year at Clark Outin Club 3, 4 . niversity . White l'v l ule Colby Hour ouncil . " i n ' t that tender?' ' loves cherry pie.

WENDELL F. PHI LLIPS Chemistry " Bud" . President of Alpha Tau Omega . . l n ter . lraternity Council 3 , 4 . ' How's your derivative? . . . . likes to play pool .in hi spare moments partial to " Boots" and ha nd-k n i t S\ eater> by same.

J AN E PL U M M E R colon•

" J i nx· · . . . Officer of Delta Delta Delta . . . I . R . C . 2 " ' For pete' sake.. . Film ociery 3 . . rub a partial to buddha for luck . . . Camera Club 2. 4 noted for trawberry frappes . Geology ociery smile and hort hair.

F RANCES POSK A P,ychology- nriology

· · Fran " ' . . . Dean· Li t 3 . 4 . . . \ AA numeral. " H onee-ee · · . . . A GOO:'\ gal . . . Red ro s lo\"es to follow porrs e pecially " h e n ' · Da n ny" ' is . . . :'\ e' m a n Club 4 . . . love potato c:hjp . . . tudy unle he has to . . . February graduate.

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C. JANE POTTLE Hi.s.Jory,

Go,·�rn. m e n t ,

Eco n o m ics

' " Pot" . . . Dau h t er of olby . . . ErhfJ ' · I ' m home, let · go to t h e movies 1 · · . . k ni t t i n g for • · te,· ie" . . adore t h e famous and tbe a n nual trip to Pogl iville . . . clea n l . R . C . . . . Library ' " Be,, · · a n d • ' J i n · · · . . . Outing lub.

. . . alway l\ l ichael up after "Ociate

J AAET PR Y Pryr holog)- ocio/ogy

· · J a n . . . . . Officer o f hi mel('a 3 . . . ErhfJ 2 yea o ; . . . con tantl expounding about Dali and ogh . . . . addicted t o broiled kidney and good cotch . . . •ear . . . Library Tenni I . . . . . Board on ociate' . . . I . R . ar i r y h o w 4 . . . Red ro _ t\\ o year . . Focu 4 . . i nhabit mar.h place,.

TAL I E PRETAT Psychology- oriology

"':'\'at"' . . . hi mega . . . Pan - H el lenic ouncil 3, Treasurer 4 . Erion 2 . . . " ' Tell m e more ! " . . . W :\ numeral . . . I . R . . 1 , 2 . . . hate. people " ho nap gum . . . Po,, der anti Wig 4 . . . Va it how 2, 4 reek Letter ociety ecretary-Treasurer 4 partial to Bro" n L" ni, en.it u t i ng lub 4 . . . like t o gab.

H I LD

PROCTOR

P.1)cltolog)- ocifJlogy

' " HiJdje" . . • W. letter . hapel · her . . . �lodern Dance l u b I, 2. 3 . . . " en- -tion-ally beautiful ! ' ' . . . I i ten t o record . knits and ride the " ' h e " . " ant' to be an OccupaLional Therapi t . . Red ro ' ol u nteer . . . I . R . .

DOM I N I C K P U I I A Hi1tory

. Pre ident of Phi Delta Theta . . . wi n ner · · � f ico" . o f his "C" i n footba l l . ba ketba l l , and baseball 2 , 3 . 4 . . . ncith r drink nor smoke . . . played in 'ollege Eai>t- e t II 1ar baseball game i n B o ton . . . hates i l l y , phone coed . . . ·• om on. let' ha,·e i;ome chow " ' . . . afternoon n a p .

R I CHARD H. RABNER Hislnr)', G n t r n n u n l , Ecnnnmics

. Tau Delta Phi . . l n t crfraternitv Council 3 " ' Dick" . . . . £rho one ear . . . I . R . . t\\ O year . . ·. Fraternity Trea urer 3 . . . transfer from :\. Y . L'. . . "simple 1001"' . • • famou for breaking \\ Omen·s heart Jo, e t o di cus olonial lub topi " i th " harlie" a n d " Pi n ky"' . . . ex-paratrooper . there n o t room enough in thi ' urld for horse and h i m .

OR V ILLE RANGER History "Tex' ' . . . attended University of Wisconsjn and Worcester Tech . . . Dean's List 3 . . . Echo 2, 3 . . 0RACL£ 3 . . . loves brown eyes and pretty legs . . . born musician and in Colby Symphony Orchestra 3 years likes to read but hate long history assignments . . "Oh baby doll . ' '

ELDON F . R ISSER Pre-Med , likes to hunt . . . ' Bump . . . . hate all . has a defi nite ability to stay out of . . pronounced wido' · peak.

" R is " . language marriage

DAVID C. ROBERTS Busr'.ness

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"Little Chum'' . . member of Zeta Psi tran fer from Ricker Junior College married and has a daughter Lynn Carol . constantly forget ting some. . " t hat doe i t . ' t h i ng o n the grocery Ii t

HAROLD S. ROBERTS Jl,fathematics "Hal" . . . President of Delta Kappa Ep ilon . . . "What say men, for a li ttle party?" . . . l nterfraternity Council 4 . . . loves Lynch and everything i n skirts, math, beer, parties, sports, and all fun i n general . . . Var iry Football man I, 2, 3, 4 . recalls the days when the hair was more uperAuous than the scalp . . . Proctor 4 . . . hate parry poopers.

EVERETT

ROCKWELL

Psychology-Sociology "Rockie"' . . . Lambda R icker J u nior College . green" . . consLant trip of M : orrow' kindergarten pendantry and competition

Chi Alpha transfer from . 'What make the gra grow to Oakland chief memher . . . Son of Colby . . . detests . . . likes working a t Mary Low.

RICHARD H. ROGERS Business Admi11istraliou " D ick" . . Tau Delta Phi feels that Colby is the only weight and starve at the ame Out ing Club 4 . . . "Let' drive . l nterfraternity sports . .

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. . Yacht Club 4 . . place ' here he can gain time . . . ORACLE 4 . . to 1ew York for the day?'' noted for h is · 47 Ford.

RUTH ROGERS Jl,fathematics " Root" . . Dean' List l , 2, 3 , 4 . Clas Secretary S . C . A . Board and WAA Board 3 . . . for two year . . always correcting papers or tutoring Cap and Gown . pends much people in math . . . even disposition . time cleaning the annex living room . . . Physics Society 4 . . . bridge years three . C . R . Secretary-Treasurer of l . . . . . d i like. " Perk's" knitting and dislikes " Plum."

JANET ROUGVIE R u siness Adm.inislratio11 "Jan" . . . Outing Club 3 , 4 . . . "Wait on, I ' m coming ! " ecret de ire . . . partial to anyt h i ng remotely cotch . hate peanuts. to work for the telephone company . .

GERALD E. ROY Business A d m i 11 istratio11

' "Gerry' ' . . . Tenni team I, 2, 4 . . . rides h i bike . I . R .C . 3 4 . . . "Could be i n the middle of winter . . Outing Club 4 . . . think u p new ways worse!" lub 3 4. to make money every day . . . :'\ewman

RONALD ROY " Ronny" . . . Kappa Delta Rho . . . P i Kappa Delta . . . "I just happened to remember" . . Dean' List likes to appraise th ing in jewelry shop window 3, 4 . . . . . l . R . C . I . . . writes love letter to "just friend , . . . Debating Club I and w i nner in three peaking cont t . . . \'acation in :'\ew Jersey.

C HARLES H. SANBORN History

· • hu k'' . . Interfraterniry letter in Cro pa . . the Thekie . . . Bo to11 . . .

. Delta L"p ilon. Officer three •ears . . . athletics . . . Erlrn one ear . . . Varsiry Country . . . " Purrap " . . . keeper of . Omegas lover . . . rooms with a Upaox and Pinochle and ' Dick" . . . Red Col b ' dunkle rater.

AARON E. SANDLER Prr-.11 d .. . Officer of Tau Delta Phi . . . Track . " and lettemlan . . . "That' ,·ery good, Da\'id'' . . . Outing lub I. 3 . . . talk about e'·erything, especially his nephew and his :'\a' experiences . . . l\!edical ociety 4 . . . letters from home . . . a n inveterate mimic . . . cheerleader 4 lub olby "C" . . " \ hat' the scoop?'' . . . lub. member of the Red Tie

H A R R I ET SARGENT Hi.star)'

" arlle " . . . transfer from Green :\fountain Junior WAA 3, 4 . . . " \,\'hen i it going to now ? ' ' olle e . . . . . l . R . C . 3, 4 . . . ah,ays e e n on t h e ki slopes or the acht Club ecretary . . . "Gee, what tennis courts . am I goin to do?" . . . Geor e . . . keeping watch at . out door girl. the " i ndow

ALLAN SARNER Pn -.\/ed

Tau Delta Phi . . . Dean' Li t 2 , 4 . . . " I" . . port · • h - h , I have to Ii ten to the motor" . . . Erlrn riter 4 . . . alway Hexing hi muscle . . . Track, Football, afraid of e\•er gettin!( fat . . Ba.ketball . . "I feel . Io,·e lucky-tonight's our ni ht" . . . l . R . . 4 ociery I . . . :\ledical any girl O\'er 5' IO" . Hotel Templeton and dance in Fairfield.

M I LDRED A. SCHNEBBE Ps)•clrology

" :\1 illie" . . . Delta Delta Delta . . . WAA 2, 3 . . . win ner of her numeral , letter and cup . . . Clas love coffee at any hour . . . Library Treasurer 2 . . " . . L R . . 2 , 4 . . . "Holy ociates I, 2, 3, 4 . . . IO\'eJ. dill pickle and water melon . . . :\lodern lub 3 4 . Language . knitting . . . hates baked bean and onion .

M A R I ANNE SCHOEFFEL F re n c h

" choef" . . . I . R .C . I , 4 . . . Riding C l u b 2, 3 empha izes peecb ' ith determined hand motions . . . Yacht Club 3, 4 . . . "Lik-a deze" . . . French and German lub 4 . . . lo"es to leep . . . Club 3 4 . . . panish definite unchangeable idea . . . bridge.

DANIEL C. SCIOLETTI Business Admi11is1ralion

. Alpha Tau Omega . . . Football. "Scooter" or "Dan" Ba ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Varsity Football man 2, 3, 4 ,. " Hon-ee-ee TO trio that . . member of pre-war sang on the "Colby Hour" . . . and took part in Colby hows indulge in spagheui " Fra n " . . . sports fan . very patient . . a chance taker . constantly . " Moi au si. '

PHILIP SHULMAN B1Hiue s Admi11istratio11

Officer of Tau Delta Phi in Junior year . " Phil" . "Shall we go to l\!anager of Track and Basketball 1 , like to ''atcb Dartmouth V- 1 2 . . clas today? . . loves to make blind people . . . Camera Club I . has figured dates . . . Treasurer of Varsity Show 4 roulette wheels . out sy tern !or beatin . never ha ridden the huse> at Colby.

GLORI A SH INE English

S.C . . I , 2, 3 "Glo-bell" . . . Dean·s List 2 , 3 . . . . . afternoon in the libe . . . Echo 1 , 2, 3, Re' rite Editor . . bas defi n i te ideas Library Associate I, 2 , 3, 4 4 . . . I . R .C. fourth year o n the Pla n n i ng Board . . . hates chocolate . . . love poetry H i llel I , 2, 3, 4 . . radio work 3 , 4 . . m u t ter ' next time'' con tantly.

CAROL SILVERSTEIN Psycholog)'

Carole . . . Dean's List 3, 4 . . Library As·ociate. 3, 4 "Jerry. , l . R .C . 2, 3, 4 . . . "La de da ! , . . . must have her box of . Medical Society 3, 4 popcorn while attending the mo ies and also outside of same . . . Hillel Secretary 2, 3, 4 . . bothered by . perfectionist in dress and in manner . . . noth i ng . Pi Gamma M u .

MAURICE C. SMITH Pre-Med

. Dean's Pre ident of Tau Delta Phi . "Maury" . . I ncerfraternity . "You're taking out a coed?" List 4 . Council 4 . . . Colby's Kilroy . . . Football and Hockey I, 2 . Medical . . like to smell other people's tobacco ociety 3, 4 . . . hate seeing his name decora ting bullet i n . " T h a t head i n l n terfraternity sports . boards Vassalboro.· ·

NATALIE SMITH Bu.sin s t Admini'<tration

. is a Outing Club i n her last two years "Nat" . . "Oh, do you know . C. of �laine . . teacher . chief ambition is to iiYe on a dairy farm.

practice , what?.

SHIRLEY SMITH Biology

Medical Society 3. 4 "Smitty" . . . Glee Club 4 . . ha u n ts chem lab and Nfary Low . "Oh, Rufus ! " . . . . babbles Swedish . . . quare heads . . . playroom . Carl . . . i ntend to teach Modern Language Club 3, 4 . Biolo!fy in a mall Maine tow n .

PAUL SOLOMON Sociolog)•

Tau Delta Ph i . . . Dean's Li t 2, 3, 4 . . can be seen taming the "lion " on Saturday nights . thi nks hi· room is a . . . Library As ociate I . . . "Where' s my dog?" . I . R .C. 3, 4 club house . the Spa, sleep and cribbage are his favorite delight . . . hates people who look for the "why · · i n life . . . t h i n k he ' Admiral Nimitz. "Sol"

JOSEP H R. SPINA History

. ' · Joe . . . . Alpha Tau Omega . . ATO Pre ident + . Greek Letter Society, President 4 . . . Woodman Grant 1, 2 . . Echo I . . lnterfraternity Council . Football Manager I . . . Ba ketball and Ba eball I , 2 Var ity Show 3 sa,·e pennies for Barbara sing " Lilly '.rom Hotel Templeton and "Guppy" . . Piccadilly" love �ew York and the Giants Editor of ATO Me.<enger !"'O year .

HOWARD F. STAPLES B11si11ess A dm i11istratio11

.. ' · Red . . Zeta P i . . . Bowdoin transfer . . . letterman i n Football 3 . 4 . . . never mi. es an e,·ening snack and is ne,·er an tbe Chevrolet . . . can ' t tear him away from the mo,·ie or porting event . . '· ee you at marketing ! "

SEABURY T. STEBBINS

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' · Buzz ' " . . . Zeta Psi Officer 2 , 3 , + . . Track I . . . !e n � i 3 , 4 . ; . Glee ub four year . . hate to tand r n line . . . , I as ume . . I . R . . 1, + Powder and Wig 4 . . . di likes naive women . . . an institution . at Colby . . . member of cast of · · Let There Be :\len . and " ta e Door" . . cigarette rubber . . . �in!{s con tantly to himself.

S H I RLEY STOWE f'syrholov� ocir>log)'

· • hirl'" . . . around i t , . at 1 1 p . m . . ac Dexter"

. oncen Board + . . . · ' T here's no get t i ng . . . Librar · ociate 3, + . . rome to li�e . . I . R . . 2. 3, + . . . English muffin and coffee . . . likes En Ii h 010\ ies and Greta :irbo.

M R ION

TU RTEVANT o/ogy

. " l\ ! idge. . . . bi Orne a . . . also a Lambda hi fan . . . Glee tub I , 2 . . . spends most of her time, when not " i t h • · hip," in eology . Pre ident of Geology lub + . . hates com er..ation before break fa t .

LOU I S SUTHERLAND C l u m istry

"L-0u" . . . Alpha Tau mega . . Baseball I . 2 . . . fore\er thinkin of the next \'acation . . . L R . . I . 2 . . . pool player par exc II nee . . . a n ' c tand Henry . " old the <log and bought a cat ! " '.\for!{an .

G I LBERT TAVERNER Philosophy

or "The Re� . ' ' . . . Pi Kappa Delta 3 , + . . . . . A . I . . . "Brother ! ' " . . . wi nner in four public . speaking contest during J u nior and en1or ear a distinct di.;like for oca ola . . . Boardman ociety . . . likes to tra, el . . . Intramural Debating 3. "Gil'

C. WILLIAM TAYLOR Jfo iness A d m inistration

" Bill" . . . Varsit how 3 . . . the man behind the in the pa . cou nter who di likes the screa m i n g ' " '!imi ' he ain't no queen ! " ' . . . avid bridge pla er . . . love hi "Warden" . . "Does Gimbel' tell Macy\ ? ' " . . . lik to collect records, especially t a n Kencon.

VERA THEM ISTOCLES Histnry Vera . . . Echo 2, 3 . 2 , 3. 4 Varsity Show

transfer from Larson Junior College . . . . partial to her sneakers . Glee Club "O me, o my 1 " ' â€˘ l . R .C. 2 , 3, 4 . . . 4 . . hates salei.women.

LA URINE THOMPSON Sociolngy "Tommy" . . Chi Omega President 4 . . has won her numerals and "C" for athleti Vi ePresident of WAA 3 Glee Club I . 1 . R .C . I . . di likes revolving doors and e calators . . love. Aroo took County.

E. CAROLINE THOMSON English "E" . . . Cap and Gown . . " A i n ' t you cunnin' , dea h ? " . . . G l e e C l u b I , 2 , 3. 4 . . Library Associates I , 2 , 3, 4 . l . R . C . I , 2, 3, 4 . . hate and Wig 4 . . likes golf.

. Student League 3, 4 . . S .C .A . 3 . kni1tin . a great ti me-waster . . . all collars turn up . . . gum-chewer . Powder

RICHARD C. THORNE History "Dick Dean"s List 3 . attended Bate V - 1 2 program in 1 943-44 . . . l . R . C . 4 . . . is a substitute t e a her upon occasion a t Waterville High and has quite a time dealing w i t h the local beauties.

MIL TON C. T IBBETTS History, Go e nr m e n l , Economics " C . T."

. . . Pre ident of Phi Delta Theta . Dean" List 3 , 4 . . . a lover of brew, golf playing and drumming l n terfraternity Council 3, 4 . invariably eating TUMS . . I .R.C. l , 2 . Son of Colby . . like t o smoke cigar i n a closed room . . lnterfraternity athletics 1, 2 , 3, 4 . . Na ncy . . "O. K . , let's go ! "

FREDERICK E. TIPPENS English "Fred" . . S.C.A. I . a much as 16 hours in one loves mu_ic and singing Colby-At-The-Mike 3, 4 . " Hot pit ! " like

Glee Club I, 2 . . leeps hilt . . l . R . C . I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Show 2, 3 , 4 . . hates to be awakened to play pool at odd hours.

ROBERT WASSERMAN Business Adm inistral.ion . . Chauncy"

. Delta p ilon . . . Dea n ' List 3 , 4 . . . likes his Oldsmobile and air riAe (B.B. ) . . l . R .C . 4 " T h e M u ff i n M a n " . . hates tardiness a n d inefficient professors . l i k e coed and fried egg andwiches.

RAYMOND A. WEBSTER Psychology "Ray" . . . Alpha Tau Omega . . . Student Council 1, 2 . . . Echo I , 2 . ORACLE 2, 3 . . . "Let's go to . . Manager o f the Damariscotta, 'Buzz' " . . . utterman Spa for 3 semesters . in atiable desire to be the best Powder I .R .C. 3 , 4 . . dressed man i n the world . . and Wig I, 2 always aying " I j u t don ' t care"' and "Let' go grassin'."

KA T H E R I N E W E ISMAN Ci · ili:ation

A m e rican

· · Kay' ' . . . Dean' Li t I . . . Echo 1, 2 , 3 irculation �lanager 3 . . . a rooter for the " new look"' Library A ociate 4 . . . read e,·eral nove1' at a time, rarely Fini hing any . . . l . R . C . 1, - · 3, 4 . . hate to have her picture taken . . . chocolate cake.

HATT I E \! H ITE English

"Hattie Dee" . . . Alpha Delta Pi . . . Glee Club I, 2 , 3 , 4 . . . ' · tage Door" 4 . . . cra,·es red hair . . . love her weekends i n Pitt.field and the Cni\"ersir • oi �faine . . . practice teacher . . . Jpana mile . . . Powder and '\> ig I, 2, 3, 4.

FRANCE

H ITEH ILL Fr n c h

. . Frannie" . . . Pre ident of Delta Delta Delta in Jun ior )'ear . . . Dean· Li t 2, 3 . . . " W hat a life ! ' ' . . . tudent Council 2, 3 , 4 . . alway applie· the wrong fir t name to people . . . Pan-Helleni ouncil 2 3, Pre ident 4 . . . bat cigar moker . . . W A l e 1t er 3 . . . goer to-meeting . . . Library A oci a tes l , 2. 3, 4 . . . candy.

MARY L. W I LLSON Engli h

" Dixie" . . . never interfere � gal . . G . . . enta ngli ng p ople.

chool . hould l . R . . 1, 4 . . . think " it b h r education . . . a hi hly-rated . that �laine Bunny-rabbit . . . " B ' God ! " all iance are her habi t . . . hate practical

DOROTHY WORTHLEY English

"Dot" . . . fficer of lpha Delta Pi . . . .C .. . 3, 4 . . . like to o deer hunting . . . arsity Ba ketball, olle ball and ohball 1 , 2 , 3 . . . WAA leuer . . . welder in a shipyard in the ummer month0 during the ""'ociat 3 . often s1ud ie. before war . . . Libr-dr . l i ke. da" n . . . Officer of POI der and W i 3 , 4 . tromb ne . . . Orchestra 3 . . Band 3, 4 . . . ' For heaven's .ake ! "

AVIS YATTO History

. . die" . . . fficer of Delta . . . Pi amma Mu . . . " I either Jeeping or pa-in'l' . . . J . R . . . . . Powder and lub and :'\e" man Club two wa to make a m i l l ion dollar

UMNER ABRAMSON HiJtory

Delta Delta . . . Dean 's List ju t want to ;ay thi, ! " . . . . C . . Board t\\ O ;c:i Wi I , 2, 3, 4 'am ra years . . . trying to find a .

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PAN HELLEN IC COUNCIL First Row, left to rig h t : M . Brush, N . Pretat, F . Whitehill, F. Klafstad. Sl'Cond Ro;v, left to rig h t : M. Thackeray, H. Huckins, E . Erskine, H . K nox.

I NTERFRA TERNITY COUNC I L Fint Row. left to righ t : D . Leach, J. Verrengia, S. Brown, Faculty Ad uiur, D . Lynch , . M . Joly, Jr. Seco n d Ro'"' left lo righ t : A . Riefe, G . Miller. 0 . Marzyn ki, L. McFar land.

FirJt Row, left to rig h t : H . :M ercer, R. Rogers, G. Felton, A. Riefe, J. Hall, ecrelary: C. Pearse, W . McDonald, Vice-Pre.rid n t ; R. Cook, PreJiden t : H . Robert . J . Putnam TreaJ u re r : 0 . Bailey R . Reny, N . Leonard, J r . , . Craven. Seco11d Ro , left l o rig h t : R . Beal W . Heubi c h , L . Prescort, R . t illett, . Lan horne, R . Latham R . G rant, D . E,Âˇen , R . rmknecht, P. alli, G. Smith P . Lawrence E . Dowe, Jr., C . Robinson. Third Row, left to rig h t : P. T i tu . P Flanagan, J. Dobert , R. \ illiam , N. Garne l t , P . Chri topher, J r . , . DeBevoise, P . hearman, R. Bens, J r . , W. Finegan

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Robert D aggett Paul

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William

Robert Latham

C harle Joseph

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Willjam M c D o n nell Pierce Putnam

George Smith

G ra n t

James Hall

Ccok

F lanagan

R i hard

C h a rles DeBevoi

George Fel ton

rmkn cht, Jr.

S tewart C ra e n

I goe

Langhorne

Philip Lawrence

i i L onard, Jr.

H a ro l d Mercer Robert Mill t l l a n Riefe harle

Robin on

1 95 1 Richard Bea l Ralph

Ben

Paul Chri topher Jame

D oherty

W a rren F i n negan C harle

F i her

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Jacob

Lee Pre cott

John Stuart

P r u l i p Shea rm a n

Peter Valli

Raymond Roger , J r .

Paul Titus

Robert W i l l iam

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Bowler

Coll i n s

E u gene

Robert Merriman Richard

Porter

Edward Sul livan Myron Thompson

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John Washington Lawrence Wattles

Norman W h i te

H u n te r

Richard Wattle

C harles Smi t h , J r. H e n ry

Marvin Josolowitz Gordon M i l l e r

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C h e t e r Brigham

David Roberts

R i c h a rd Bowker

E l de n Risser Howard

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Jere H ughes

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W i l liam M a u rice R u ssell

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Bu rton Stritch

H i nckley

Lendall Borton

Robert MacDonald

Carleton

C h arles C h apman Gordan

Robert Panasuk Frederick P h i l lips

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R u dolph Castelli, Jr.

Staples

Kevin

Seabury Stebbins

Hill

Marvin Aarseth

Oliver L u n d

F rederick S u therland

Robert Archibald Robert Brigham John

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D a niel Hall Stephen H u ghes

Art h u r Blazburg, Jr. John

Crawford

John Deering

Edwin

C h ernauskas

Donald

S a u l Cooper

Laverty Livingstone

Philip March

Bernard Crossman

David Pape

James Noice

John

Benson Noice, Jr.

Pettengill

Lloyd Thompson

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P S I

FOUNDED AT N E W YORK U N IVE R S I TY, 1 847

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1 850

First Row. left lo rig h t : R . Phill ips, L . Hayes, W. Maurice, E . Risser, M. Josolowitz, 0. Lund, R . Wattles, R. Crossman, Vice-Presiden t. : G. M i ller, Preside n t ; ]. Cher nauska , Srcretary: R . Castelli, G. Collins, ] . Bowler, S. Stebbins, F . Sutherland, D . Bourassa, B . Hinckley. Second Row, le/I lo rig h t : C . Brigham, R . Thom p o n , S. Cooper, D . H a l l , P. March, J . Peueng i l l , J . Hughes, R . Merriman, J . Deering, E. Laverty, D . Li ingston, R . MacDonald, llen, C. Smith , J . Cra"â€˘ford, R. M. Thomp o n , F . Sullivan, A . Blasberg. Third Row, left lo righ t : ] . 'oice, B . Noice, R. Brackett, K . Hill, R . Pu Brigham, F . Phill ips, R. Johnson, R . Archibald, R . Bowker, S. Hughes, R . Panasuk, H. Mathieu.

. M . Joly, J r . , Pr ident: C. Cou ins. anborn, C. Lightbody, P. Berqui.t , lexander, R. Field, C. R. Deitz . . Franten, R. tenfor , H . Baldwi n , R . eco 11d R n a • . left to right: T. Blake, D . Field, R . Lee, H . P . Caminiti . P. Peterson, J . I e s N . Everts E . Bo ' ort h . turtevant, A . Rellas, E . Billin gs , \ . Hurley, C . Wh itelaw. Third Row, I fl to right : R . King, D . M i ller, lex, · . Gabriel, F . A l l e n , J . Mahoney, J . . Gates, N. tuart, G . Doyle, G . Bower , D . Wentwort h , R . Joly, H . Thompson. R . Woodman, P . Law on, 0 . Brown. D . Clark, J . Fraser, J . Appleton, Finl Roa•. left to rig h t :

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F O U N D E D AT 1v I L L I A M S

Fo u n ded a t Colby

1 834

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Ralph Field

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Jack I ve Cyril Joly Roy Leaf Jack

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Harry Ligh tbody W i lliam

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Alfred Gate C h a rle

G r enla'

Robert Joly

Robert Lee r t h u r Mc Mahon David M i l ler D a vid Roan E d wa rd

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Arnold S t u rtev a n t Loreto Tempesta George Wasserberger Cha rle

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Alex

John

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David

C hoate

Donald

Foster Choate

Paquette

Robert

Ralph Gray

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Dani 1 Shanahan

F ra n k Jones

Guy Smith

Robert Lindquist C h a rles Lord

Robert Tonge

C h oate

John McSweeney

Ray L i n d q u i t Puiia

Jack

Colby Tibbetts

Frank

Dom i n i c

Miles Miller

Lorenzo Raste l l i George Toomey William Warner

1 949 Robert Bonner

1 95 1

M anson C a rter

Francis Burnham

Lionel Goulet

Robert Cannell

Robert Bedig

P a u l Golden

E rnest

D avid Lynch

Kenneth

Hart

Thomas Keene

Douglas Love

James Lazour

Thomas Maguire Richard

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George

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William M i tc h e l l

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. Monaco, ] . Verrengia, J. K im pe l , L. Buzzell, R . . u therland orion, F. Folino, ] . Haye , L. . Jone , J Keefe, i ety, E . Britton C . Harrington, E. Carpenter, H . Fraser, G . Wale., E . econd Row, left to rig h t : Web ter, D . D u n n , D . Zabriskie, R . Maxell. . Garland G . Clark, /�ft I<> rig h t : F . Bruckheimer. Row, Third Bourne. P. . h t i m . L . ThuNton R . Collazzo, K. I nc h . J . Dough1y. F . Hammond, . Kellowa , H . .\Carden , D . Monn B . Fairley. A b u 11 / <l'iu11 pict u re <<"OS takl' 11 : W. P h j L i ps. t i nchfield D . Jacob , F . .\J i1chell, L. Harriman, C .

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Robert Marden

S h e rwood Jone

David Montt

J o h n K i m pel

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John Lord Robert M o l e y Wendell P h i l l i p cioletti

Daniel Loui

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Kenneth I nc h Robert Jacobs Keefe, Jr.

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Walter Bor ucki Paul

Ralph C h arle

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William

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Fred H ammond Lynwood H a rrim a n Jame

Robert Nardozzi

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Robert Mitchell

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1 950

Robert Ba tten

Robert

Douglas Borton

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William Niehoff

James Bradford

C h arles C a rpenter

Bernard

Arthur O'Halloran

Cratty

Robert Rowell

A. Howell Clement

James D i c k

Fiske Taylor

Robert D a rl i n g

S t u a r t Douglas

W i l li a m Tippens

Thomas Kaines

Frederick Freeman

George Wiswell

E d m u n d M i selis

I rvin Hamlin

I va n Yeaton

Everett Rockwell

John

H a rriman

George Johnston

1 95 1

Hugh Jordan

Ralph Bailey

Jay H i n son

Gordon Watt

Philip

1 949

John E l y Scott

Richard C l a re George

Bies

Russel Brown

Ferguson

Frank Gavel

Dowd

Bernard D u ti l l e

John Linscott

Sam Horne

Leland Lowery

Robert Maxwell

C harles M c i n tyre

Leon McFarland

W i lliam Moore

Sid ney McKeen

J . Hobart Pierce

Urban

Robert Staples

Nannig

John Thompson

C h a rles O'Reilly

C harles

Conrad White

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FOUNDED AT BOSTON U N I VE R S I TY, 1 909 A lp h a R h o Zeta Chapter, Fo u n ded a t Colby, 1 9 1 8

W . Tippens, Vicâ€˘-Presiden t ; A . O'Halloran, an nig, G . Watts, H . Clement, E . Rockwell, R . Rowell, First Row, left t o rig h t : L . Mcfarland, U . R . Darling. Second Row, left C . White, C. C arpenter, D . Borton, T. Koine , R. Batten, Presiden t ; G. Johnston, Secretary; W. Niehoff, Treasurer; B. Dutille, E. Miselis, R. Bailey, C . O'Reilly, B. Cratty, S. Ferguson, S. Douglas, P. Bies, t.o rig h t : I. Hamlin J. Thompson, J. Linscott, F. Freeman, Pierce, R . Clare, G . Wi well , H. Lowery, . L Mcintyre, . C Moore, . W ck, Di . J right : J . Ely, C . Tobin, S . McKeen, S . Horne. Third Row, left lo R. Brown, R. Staples. J. Harriman, J. Bradford, H. Jordan, R. Becker, F. Gavel,

First Rnuâ€˘ , /. ft to rig h t : ecorid Ro:c. l<Âˇfl tu rig h t :

E. Jellison, G. Gu taf on, J r . , R. Gass, P. Heywood, A. arren, D . Leach, . Greeley, . Mou , H. Fale , H. Perkin.s. H. B . Franklin, P. Kelmi ter, J. Hannah, K. Graham J r . , T . Merriam, B . Len t , M. Ronayne, H . Worm u t h , R . Hartford.

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Leach Vigue

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K. Richard G raham, Jr.

J . Willett Mon tgomery

G u n na r G u stafson, J r .

Thomas M e rr i a m

John H a n n a h

Robert H a rtford

Paul Pou l i n

H erbert Perkins, J r.

P h i l i p Heywood

M a u rice Ronayne

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C h a rles Kramer

Maurice Smith

Richard Martin

Paul Solomon

R ichard Rabner

Philip

S u m n e r Abram on Norman Epstein Farka

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Philip Shore

Dwight E rlick

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Jordan

Bu rton Si lberstein

Richard F i sc h

D a n i e l K lein

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1 949

Lyman Gould

G e r a l d Stoll

Howard Freidman

Alvin Schwartz

Harvey Koizim Sanford K roll

1 950

B u rton K ru m holz

Al l a n D ublin K e n n e th Jacobson

D avid M a rzynski

Aaron Kanovitz

Masters

Robert

Edward Lampert Sandler

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Allan Si lverman

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right : B. Jefferson, . Town . G. Hand M . eward, J. B . Starbuck. eco n d Row. left to rig h t : "'.'\ . Weber, H. B . . Kable, A . Bither, i\L Lobdell, . Blanchard. Third Beami h , E . J e n n i n , n n J e n ni n . Alice J e n n i ng ,

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Patricia Lydon

K a t h ry n G a rrick

Janet Pride

Beverly H a l l berg

Mary Lou Reed

Hope H a rvey

Jean Sheppard

Ann Jenn i n gs

Barbara Starbuck

M a ry

Ruth

ward

tet on

h i rley Towne

1 95 1 M a rj orie Mar

hearman Thomas

1 948 Lois Bowers

Fra nces Nourse

R u th B u rns

Ann Rodney

M a ry Jordan

Patricia Conway

Nancy Semonian

Ellen Kennerson

E l izabeth Coombs

Joanne Smith

Barbara M i l ler

K a t h ry n Dempsey

June Stairs

Priscilla Tracey

E l izabeth Virgi nia

Dorothy Jacob

Dyer Hill

1 950

E i leen Lanouette Barbara L i n dsay J a nice M c K e n n ey Janet Pray

Patricia

Bain

Virgi n i a

Davis

Beverly Desc henes

Natalie Pretat

1 95 1 Patricia Anderson Patricia Blake Priscilla Day Jacqueline D i l lingham

Jeanine Fenwick

M a rion Stu rteva n t

Anne Foshay

Mary Goldey

Lau rine Thompson

Ada Fraser

Barbara Hill

Barbara French Edith H a rris

1 949

Carol H u n tington

L o i s E a ton

Florence McDon nell

E laine

Helen Leavi t t

Jane Perry

Erskine

Constance

Jeanne H a l l

Preble

M ary H a t h a way

Sue Rees

Martha J ackson

Helen Ritsher

Rae Libby

J ane Steady

[ H I

O M E G A

FOUNDED AT U N I VE R S I TY OF A R KANSAS, 1 895 Beta Ch apter, Fo u n ded at Colby, 1 906

nt, J . McKen ney, J. Pray, P. Conway, E. Coomb , B. Lindsay, Treasurer; First Row, left to right : P. Tracey, M . Hathaway, L. Bowers, M. Sturteva Burns, N. Pretat, V . Hill, E . Dyer. Second Row, left to riglt t : E. L . Thompson, Preside 11 t ; K. Dempsey, Secretary; B . Gille , Vice-Presiden t ; R. P. Anderson, H. Ritsher. C. ourse, J . Fenwick, C . Winter, N. Sem onian, M. Goldey, M. Jackson, D. Jacob, l'-ennerson, B . M i l ler, R. Libby, F . J . Stairs, E. Erskine, J . Smith, M . Jordan, P. Bain, F. McDonald, llonio, Apo . M : rig/it to left Row, d r i h H u n tington, B . H i l l , S. Rees, V . Davis. T E. Harris. Deschenes, . P . Day, B C . Preble, H. Leavitt, P. Blake, B . French, J. Dillingham , A . Forshay, J . Steady,

Hu ckins. F. K laf tad, K. Clark, J. lien, D. Worthley, . Fellow . c rn 11 d r m strong, H . Prat t . P. Pomerleau, I . Fritschman, h-ester, D . Goodridge. Third Ro'-<'. /(ft to rig h t : B. Gaffney, J. W i 1 h ington, C. Bartleu . :'\. William , L. Whiine . L. Leaven\\ or1h, L. Jen en . J. now, :'\. Tibbens, D. Kni ht. j . o · oonnell, . :\lcPher on. j. Yea1on E . :\haller.

First Row left to rig h t : B. Hart, H. W h i te, B. Bailey B. Graves, H. Ro'-<'. Ir/I to rig h t : L . :'\orwood, . f . Plaisted, }.f . la.re, D . Barter, E .

J . �!errill, B. Metcalf.

D E L T A

A L P H A FO

p I

N D E D I N 1 85 1

Alpha Delta Chapter Fo u n ded a t Colby, 1 9 1 5

1 948 Jacqueline Be erly

1 95 0 JI

Dorothy Good ridge n

Dori

Bailey

J a n e Merri l l

i rg i n i a Brac kley Katherine Bertha Hazel H attie

K n ight

B t t y M etcalf

l a rk

u an McPh r on

G rave

Jane

O'Donnell

H u c k i ns

H i ldegard

W h i te

Janet

Pratt now

Doroth · Worthley

1 949 E l eanor Evelyn

c kerman A rmstrong

Donna

Barter

h i rley

Fellows

Barbara H art

1 95 1 Loi

J n en

Fay K l afstad

E l a i ne M u ller

Lou i e Lea e n worth

Noreen Tibbett

Loi

Norwood

Claramae Bartlett

M a rjorie P l aist d

Mary Lou C lare

Prisc i l l a Pomerl e a u

Leda W h i tney Nancy W i l l i a m J oa n n e

Yeaton

Finl Row, lefl lo righl : Yatto, M. Scbnebbe, F. Stowell, C. Leonard, C. J. Griffi n . Third Row,

j. DeWitt, B. Van Every, M. Burrison, M. Lough man, P. Clark, Wh itehill, J. Plummer, J. Brown, S. Carrier, H. Hu tcbinson. Second Lester, S. Frolio, A. K lement, L. Smith, A. Beverid ge, J. Cowie, R. left to right : J . Foster, A . Crooks, A . Morrison, C . Johnston, V . B. Holt, J. Cammann, J. Delong, P. B erry, B . Brown,

D E L T A

R. Marriner, J. Crawley, H. Moore, B. Herrington, A. Row, left to right : M. Drake, A. Houstin, S. Marshall, B. Longley, M. Bauman, L. Shibles, D. Whitcomb, P. Fratano, Flagg, J . Edward , M. Thackeray, B . Barrow, !'\ . Ardiff, L . Taii, S . McCormack.

D E L T A

FOUNDED AT BOSTON U N I VE RS I TY

D E L T A 1 888

A lpha UpsilÂˇo n Chapter Fo u n ded at Colby, 1 908

1 948

Constance Leonard Cynthia Leslie

Joan Brown Mary

Nancy Jail

Burrison

Shi rley

Catherine Johnston

Carrier

A n toinette K lamen t

Margaret C lark Joan

Lean n e Shibles

Crawley

Barbara

Herrington

Ruth

1 95 1

Marriner

Helen

Moore

Jane P lummer M i ldred Schnebbe Frances

W hitehill

Avis Yatto

Martha Lou ghman S hi rley Marshall Sally McCormack Marguerite Thackeray

Janet D e W i t t

Barbara VanEvery

H a rriet H u tc h i n son

Haroldene W h i tcomb Lois Smith

1 949 Mary Ann

Bauman Beveridge

Barbara Brown Joan Camma n n C y n t h i a Cook Jean Cowie Joy DeLong Marilyn Joyce

Drake

Edwards

Joan Foster Shi rley Frolio

1 950

Jean Griffin Ann

Morrison

Nancy Ardiff

Nancy Nilson Joan M i tchell Reed

A lice Crooks

Barbara Barrow

Margaret Fratano

Pauline Berry

May Ricker

Ann Houston

Virgi nia Flagg

Margaret Stowell

Roberta Longley

Beverly Âˇ Holt

Lucille Darr

Colb

omm11nity Orch

t.ra, conducted b

Dr. Ermanno

omparetti.

w 0 M E N

Ii L E E

[ L u B

First Row, left to right : M. Lathrop, A. McAlary, C. Herd, A. Logiudice, M. Thomas, B. French, H. Hutchinson, Pres !. Leighton, M. Goldey, M . ide n t. : M. Jackson, l 'ice-Preside n t : B . Hallberg, A. Jenn ing . Seco11d Row, left to rig h t : Jordan, M . White, E . Runkle, H . Leavi t t , J . Sheppard, £ . Kennerson, P. Clark, M . Apollonio. Third Rr>w, left t o rig h t : !'\ . Ricker, R . Pierce, J . Atherton, B. H o l t , M . M orril l , J . Cowie, M . Gardiner, E. Byther, S . Blanchard.

M E N ' S

Ii L E E

[ L U B

First Row, left to rig h t : L. Hayes, F. Sutherland, H. Wor:nut h , P. Choate, P�eside 11 t ; D. Heacock, H . . Franklin, R. C . Bea n . Second Rnic·, left tn rig h t. : P. Peterson, C . White, B. �oice, S. Stebbins, J . Crawford, T . Mernman, Wilkin , E. Waller, C . L i ht ner, H . Clement.

J o i nt Student [oundl First Row, left lo rig h t : ]. Dill ingham, . FoxÂ crofl, ] . tairs, D . AlmÂ qlli t . eco11d Row . I ft to rig h t : R . Barta,

O"Halloran, P. olomon.

W o m e n 's

First

Golden,

Student

Government

Row, left to rig h t : B. Deschene , L. Gill ingham , Preside n t : M. Perkjn . Ir/I to righ t : E . J e n n i ng , rook, D. h i trnmb.

eco11d llnw,

R. Fisch

A. Jennings

F. Benner

J. Gay

R. Billings

. Gates

R. Martin

R . Rogers

Echo B oard Fir I Row. left l o rig h t : R . M:orriner, J . Gay, S. I . Krol l . J . hÂˇes, G. Shine. Second Row. left l o right : H. Levine. . Jennin s, B. K rumholz. M. BurriÂ so n .

I n t e r n a t i o n a l

R e l a t i o n s

C: l u h

Fir.<t Row, left to right : F. Pear e, C. Silverstein, G. Lallia, H. Hutchinson, E. Dyer, P. Peter on, C. Harrington, G. S h i ne, R . Rogers, E. Waller, Preside n t : E . Birdsey, E . Lanouette, H . Levine, E . Kaplan, M . Boyd, M . Friedman, J . DeWitt. Serond Row, left t o rig h t : V. Davi , L . Farnham , A. Logiudice, I. Fritschrnan, H. Pratt, J. George, B . Gilles, G. M iller, C. Smith , J. Crawford, G. Baker. E. Felker, J. bbott, C. Marker, M. Morrill, C. Rosen too B. Metcalf. S . Parks. Third Row, left to righ t : K. Dempsey, T. Kaplan, 1. Schnebbe, M. 'utter, J. Royal, H . Franklin, E . J enning , B . Herrington, S . Carrier, J . Sheppard, . Stowe, B . Brandt, M. Clare, J . Bowmar, H. Sargent, R. Bixby, R. Barron.

[ap and Gown FirJt Row left to rig h t : C. Thomson . R. �farriner, R. Rog er , H. Le,•ine. ec011d Rou", left to right : D. lmquist. L. Gill ingham . !V I . Burri on.

Fa1: u l t y - S t ud ent [urrkulum [ o mmitt e e P . o · connell . :'\ . R . Lindquil.t, A . Bootb.

[ o n 1: e r t B oard J . tair;, . Lo iudice, illingham, L. towe.

E . Waller

F . Benner

ickerson

beppard

B . Holt

�[. Thackera

�. Lindqui t

Student

[hristian Association First Row, left to righ t : C. Rosenston, M. Gardiner, G. Smith, Treasurer; R. Batten, Presiden t ; H . Farnham, Vice-Pres den t. ; A. Covell, Sec retary; A. Booth. Sec ond Row, left to right: M . Wilson, N. Mc Dougall, M. Morrill, J. Sheppard, H . Leav i t t , R. Graham, W. Clark, M. Thackeray, P. Peter on, F. Ben-

First Row, left to righ t : F. Hyde, C. Sil erstein, B . Graves, E . Parker, M. Schneb be, A. Logiudice, J . Gay, J . Haynes, P . Pomerleau, S . Parks, S . Stowe. Second Row, left lo rig h t : R. Bill ing , P. o · connell, V. Young B . Holt, A. Covel l , M . Machell, B . Gille , M . Morrill, E . Sigety. Not pres ent whe1l picture was taken : Gloria Shine.

P o w d e r

a n d

First Row, left to right : R . Barron, R . Rosenthal, T . Kaplan, Secretary; R . Farns worth, Preside n t ; D. Worthley, H. White, A . Logiudice. Second Row, left to rig h t : Hathaway, E. M. Beamish, D . Leach, S. Stebbins, A . Greel ey, A . Schwartz, F. Klafstad, P. O'Con nell.

First Row, left to righ t : R . Batten, 1 • Semonian, C . White, M. Jackson, K. Jacob on, R. Ro en thal, E. Beami h, G. r.L Jordan, P. toll econd Row Berquist. left to righ t : H. Hutchin on, P . Root A . Jennings, J . Harriman, R. Tibbens, . Carpenter, ).1. White, . Blanchard, L. Bowers. Third Row, left to rig h t : B. tarbuck, . Themis tocle , C. Crook, L . Haye , F. Freeman, . Douglas, 1. pollonio R. Marrin er, M. Golde .

[ o l h y

M e d i c a l

[ o l h y

W i v e s

S o c i e t y

First Row, left to rig h t : T. Fera, . Bither, D . Marz nski, R. Fisch B. Krumholz, P. O'Connell, . Kydd. ccond Rou , left lo rig h t : C. ih-ertein. ).{ . Macbell, andler, D . Erlick, mith, M. Lathrop . F. H de D . Heacoc k .

First R o w . 1 fl lo right : M. Mo ley, G. Thur ton, B. therton, M. Collin , . Don n . eco11d Rou', left to rig h t : . Rus ell , . heannan, R. Prunier, F. Hay , B. Caminiti, K . Taylor, . Folino, ). f . r i e , N . Billings, . Leaf.

[ l u h

G r e e k

L e t t e r

S o c i e t y

First Row, left lo righ t : F. Whitehill, F. Thackeray, M. Klafstad, H . Huckins, !. Brush, H . K nox, . ' . Pretat, E . Erskine. Second Row, left to rig h t : R . Darling, D . Lynch, D . Leach, C. Joly, Preside11 1 : R. Cook, B . Crossma n , D . Marzyn k i .

O u t i n g

[ l u h

[ o u n 1: i l

Firs/ Row, left lo rig h t : G. Smith, M . '.'/utter, H . Huckin , H. Clement, R. Mar足 tin, M . Bauman, K . Second Row, Clark. /pf/ t.o right : F . Klaf足 tad, E . Jenning , J. Royal, J . Harriman.

G e r m a n

[ l u h

First Row, left lo righ t : J. White, B . Grant J . Hrnsen, L Morrill, M. Conley, M . Schoeffel, H . Al足 pert. Second Row, le/I lo rig h t. : E . Birtar, R . Armitage, T. am足 uelson, W . Doyle, F. Dyer, R . Stander, G. Bowers, H . Schmidt.

C: o n t e m p o r a r y L i t e r at u r e

Row, le/I lo A. Booth, \". Themi.tocles. F . Ben ner. L. Farnham . A . crortd Logiudice. Rou'. le/I lo rig h t : :\ 1 . Gardiner, . . Cov ell, i\f . i\fachell. i\ f . .:\forrill, C. Rosen.Vol p rese n t ton. u•lun picture u•as tak l 11 : Gloria hine. Firs/ righ t :

S p a n i s h

C: I u h

Fir</ Row, le/I to rig h t : E. Beamish, F. \. hitehill, E. Felker, l'rcsid 11 I: J. .:\.ierrill, 8 . Hart. econd Row, lefl lo rig h t : M. ch elfel, K . Clark, J. ardiner, . Stern, . Davi .

F r e n c h

C: I u h

Row, I ft lo ). f . !are, F . Whi tehil l , :!'> 1 . Boyd, Pruidc 11 t : E . Felker, econd !. cho ffel. Rmt•, lrf t lo rig h t : K . lark , .:\ [ . chnebbe, J. Gardiner, J. Ab bot r , :\. Tibbell , J . ;\I rrill . Firs/ righ t :

G r o up

G amma O m e ga Omega Nu

Firrl righ t :

Row,

left

Nourse, S . Lynch, S. Hath Preside n t ; M . away, V . Hill. Second Row. le/I to rig h t : J. Beauchamp, B . Lind say, G. Hooker, D. Will on, L. Shaw. Not Jagger.

pre e11t when picture was takn1 : F. Po ka

and B. Barnett.

S o c i a l

First

Row,

left

J. D . Leach rig h t : DeWi t t , M . Perkins, . Leon F . Wh itehill, ard, Jr. Seco n d Row, left t o rig h t : D. Alm quist, H . Huckin , W . Clark, M . Thackeray.

First Row, righ t :

left

A . Hager, D . ar H. Whitcomb, gent, G. Wiswell, B . Sheppard. Grave , J .

Second

Row,

left

righ t : A . Shulkin, D . G a , C . M c K i ntyre, W . Moore, E . Waller, R . Roaer . A . Silber man .

l: o m m i t t e e

Camera Club

First Rnw, lt•ft lo rig h t : J. Plummer, . Carrier, D . i\lontt, Pr side 11 t : ] . Bowler, eco11d F. bitebill. Row. left lo rig h t : F . Benner. D . Erlick. R . Billing . R . F i ch.

D e b a t i n g Te a m

R. R. Rosenthal. Barta, R . Burdi k , R. Reny, ] . Fenwick.

Radio [ouncil

] . Fenwick, B . Mosh er, R. Burdick, Fac ulty Advi er: P. Peter son .

Roberts

Union

House

[ommittee

u/t to rig h t : P. La, ren e, ]. Ha nnah, . Dubl i n , T. Blake . i\l . Carter, . Garland.

v A

First Row, left to right : Robert L. Cook, James . Lundin, Carlton D. M iller, Will iam J. Igoe, Harold S. Roberts, Dominick Puiia, Howard F. Staples, Alexander Richard, Joseph Verrengia, John E. Dri coll, Harold Marden. Second Row, left to rig h t : Coach Walter Holmer, Assistant Coach L. M. Anderson, Harold Mercer, James E . Fra er, Donald M. Jacobs, Richard W. Grant. William L . Mitchell, Ru ell 0 . Washburn. Sherwood L. Jones, John M. Alex, Charles ' · Lord, Manager Robert Mitchell, Coach E. C . Roundy. Third Rnw, left to right : Ricbard H . Kin , Earl W. Anthony, Alfred Gate , Rudolph E . Cast illi, Paul W . Flanagan, James S. Hall Philip . Law on, Edmund H . J\'liselis, John V . Mahoney, William P. iehoff. Paul K. Titus.

An innate characteristic of Colby's athletic teams seems to be their counfounding and sur prising ability to develop spurts, collecting their wits and force · long enough to make a deep, but alas, a tentative impression on the opponent. That these sud den rises to the heights are dem onstrated by our footbaJI team against, for example, Bates, is conducive to both satisfaction and irritation on the part of the players, the coaches and the spectators. Colby's loyals are gladdened by an unbalanced

showed up for the freshman fracases, and during the Bowdoin game, for instance, you'd have thought that Mayflower Hill was in Brunswick. No, that wasn't i t - w e h a d the ardor. We h a d a couple of grand coaches, too : the do-or-die duet of Walter Homer and Lloyd Anderson, catered to by the trainer, Lee Williams, and Manager Robert M itchell. Just a little more than a cursory glance by even a tyro would show him that what we really lacked was depth : - we had no

why, they ask, spl itting coaldust

reserves. Enough of excuses; no longer will our battle cry be "We came, we saw, we concurred ! "

and fervor, can't we keep it up ?

The autumn o f '48 will see a

The old seesaw argument of

large, polished, spirited team on

scoreboard in their favor, but

saying that if we had the spirit

the chalk-lined sward atop May

we could win, or if we won we

flower Hill, a team any college

could have the spirit, could not

would be proud to present and

be conscientiously used last seaThe concrete slabs were

cheer for, win or lose. Not many of us could get to

filled every game; large numbers

Durham to join the crowd of

on.

6 500

on the unny afternoon of

eptember 27th. From what we d heard of the 'Wildcat , ' we felt that

ending our team to New

Hamp h ire w as like being a be t man at a wedding, or burying your

do e t

right

the

budd

were

N. H . finally pla ed in

Bowl at Toledo Ohio

one of the East

undefeated

Colby'

parkle in the

la t period wa

omewhat dim

team .

med by the 28 karat brilliance produced by the poli bed ' Wild cats ' with their re erve line, Mather onese

huge

pas i ng and Rag

running.

Evidence

that

M arden

M ahoney

Alex

and

and M ac Phelemy. On October 4th the M ule were clawed by another feline the Catamount ity of

of the

ni er

ermont, who cratched a

27-3 win on our lim and wear ide . Washburn'

30 yard field

goal and Colb

pirited action

combined to impre the Mule

re pect for

in the fir t period.

we might have a fair team were

Vermont, though

Driscoll' pa i ng, the holding of

re erve clear to the horizon in

eemed to have

N. H. to one touchdown in the

e itably wearing down Colby

l ast period

line and making all our effort

and the playing of

merely futile.

Seven days later saw the first game at home in Colby's notori ous "Dust Bowl." When the air had cleared in the hot, dry valley, the scoreboard showed that the 1 1 -Mule Borax team had hauled in 6 points, 'way be hind the Cadets' 20. This time our pass defense was inadequate against

the

pleted

passes

wonderfully of Sid

com

Vaughn.

Alex, Roberts and MacPhelemy elated us no end by placing the ball over the goal line after a 50 yard push in the second peri od. 'Twas against Amherst that many things happened for the first time ; the opponents were more nearly our size, the blue and gray actually dominated the play in the first half, and for once the size of the other team's tally bore no striking similarity to the national debt. The Lord Jeff's 23 points were garnered through our fatigue and fumbles, the one the result of the other. Sudden displays of latent power that drew all interest from the freshmen frolics which were oc curring simuJtaneouly, were the 52 and 54 yard drives in the first and last periods, the former netting us seven points. For die-

hard this could probably be termed as another one of tho e comforting "moral victorie . ' As the team mo t likely to uc ceed in the State Serie , the Uni ver ity of M aine team big, reel ed, hea y found no ource for worry in t he M ule . The Colby eleven, despite their en thus i astic attempts to tu rn the tide - witne H arry M arden · 82 yard dash for the lone core in the game - t urned t orpid i ntead through sheer fatigue. I t was t h e same o l d tory a n d the reason why the crowd of 3 500

glancing at the do\ nfield abacu , read M ai ne 33 Colby 6 the mo t lop ided State Serie lo a Maine t eam has e er inflicted on Colby. SmaU con olation ' a the fact that Colby aficionado reduced the Bear banner to hred after the game ; the reduced our goal po ts to k i ndling. A re ume that ha o far read like a letter e dged i n black now a ume a merrier mood with the announceme n t that thi game the one ' i th Bate - i the one out of e en we won. Paradox ically enough, thi gay day wa

cold, with a gray drizzle falling from low-hanging clouds. Once Bates had movocl the ball down to Colby's 23 yard line, after the kick-off, they became lost in the fog, never groping t heir way out until the last period when Blan chard scored the Bobcat's touch down, seven points for them. Suddenly, inexplicably the Mules were transformed into an aggres sive, coordinated combination. Why, and how come the change, became the 64-yard question for Bates since our touchdowns we:-e scored as the result of a 60 and 80 yard drive, 12 points for us. The former was cinched by a pass from MacPhelemy to Alex, the latter was conducted by Marden and his running with the aid of MacPhelemy and his

blocking. Nothing but accolades for the 70 yard kicking of Red Miller, and also for the shrewd play-calling by Hall, Zabriskie and Co. Perhaps the only ex planation of the amazing devel opment is that finally the team was approaching i ts capacities. Flushed with success, the great er part of the student body head ed for the last game of the season, preceded only a few hours before by a group of overly exultant and zealous sons of the Colby family, who had altered somewhat the color scheme of the Polar Bear Statue. Undaunted by the loss of MacPhelemy and Toomey dur ing the game, the Mules dom inated the activity of the first half, threatening twice. Bowdoin

ne er got i n to Colby' territory until, eemingly revivified by Marden i n terception of one of their pa es and our resultant touchdown, they gained control of the ball and situation w rapÂ ping u p and delivering three touchdown and conver ion A lightning ummation give the total, 21 for Bowdoin, 6 for Colby. All in all, thi wa not an outtanding ea on, but a college' athletic organizations should not haYe to apologize or find excuse for trying for working hard and i n the end faiLing to come out on top. They don't ha e to. Their true friend consider the team ' attempt and a piratiofil, offering hearty commendation and well-wi he for the future t he aspect of failure never enter the cheme of thing So do ' e the be t friend of Colb reason and hope. Jay H i nsen .

The Mule basketball followers saw games that will be remembered for a long time to come. Although the Colby five ended the season with a record of eight wins and eleven losses, they displayed championship form as was shown when they trounced the State Champs, University of Maine, in two out of three games played. The Blue and Gray quintet displayed unusual tendencies to reach a playing peak, and j ust as hopes would rise the team would slump, causing unexpected defeats. Then suddenly they would catch on fire again; play heads-up ball, and pull a major upset. Despite the disappointments, Lee Williams held his team together and always presented a fighting crew with one objective in mind-to win. The Bowdoin hoopsters invaded the field house December 6 to get the season underway. The Colby offense was sluggish and many shots were missed during the first half, but as the game drew to an end WashÂ burn and Clark started to hit and the Mules pulled the opener out of the fire by the score of 38 to 36. Three days later the Williams' men tangled with a "red hot" Maine outfit at Orono. Try as they might Colby could not cool them off and lost 71 to 55. Bates handed Colby their next defeat, 68 to 58 on the Mules home court. On a disastrous southern trip our team lost three straight in as many days. Yale, with Lavelli hooking in 22 points, took the first one 76 to 46, then the Coast Guard 49 to 36, followed by Providence 63 to 46, trounced the Mules. Christmas vacation arrived. The rest, along with reorganization, was what Colby needed. The boys seemed to have found themselves when they upset Fort Devens 46 to 3 1 . The team looked smooth with Tubby Washburn and Clark scoring ten apiece. Then the erratic team really came into its own and pulled another upset to whip Maine 57 to 53. Fine backboard work by Mitchell, CapÂ tain Hunter and Dick King gave Colby control of the ball throughout

Row, left lo Jennings, ZaMichaelson, briskie, Hun ter, M itchel l . Pierce, Clark. Second

Fi1st right:

Row,

left

rig h t :

William , M o ley, Washburn, Dick, King, Miller, Deitz.

mo t of the game. Washburn, Clark, and Pierce Jed the offensive dri e, with Tubby collecting eigh teen points. A t thi time Colby lo t three traight, bowing to Bates 62 to 52; Bo ton Uni ersity 50 to 41, and Bates again i n overtime 57 to 56. fe, · that a' the last Bates game will forget it. Both teams ' ere hot, sink ing hot from all angle · ' ith the ball eventually winding up in the Bate water bucket. George Clark led the Colby offense with 1 7 point . On the next night, Coach Lee Williams kept the boy spirit up and helped get t he winter carnival off on the right foot, by trouncing h ighly favored, Northeastern 53 to 3 1 . Punchy M ic hel on found h i eye, h itting from out ide the foul circle ' i t h one handers. Gene H unter plit the twin for ten with his over the head set hot, but Wa hburn again paced the attack with 1 7 points. Colby plit a home and home engagement with Bowdoin, Colby winning the first 46 to 42 in the field hou e and lo ing a t Bowdoin 45 to 42. Their econd tra ight lo came at the hand of Bo ton ollege 56 to 52. J ust when things looked darke t Colby rebounded to take a thriller from Maine 58 to 57. At the end of the regulation time the team were deadlocked 53 all. The fi e minute overtime eesawed back and forth until Big Bill M itchell to ed o ne i n from half court ' ith twenty econd to ao-w inning the ball game. In thi aamc Tubby Wa hburn cored ixteen point to be the fir t Colby man ever to break the 200 mark. Colby wound up the eason b traveling to Cambridge to play M . T .T. and then down to Providence for a gam ' ith Brown. t ambridge the White Mule contin ued their winning ' ay ( core 67-5 7 ) with Wa hburn collecting 26 points. Brown bad a rough rim attempting to defeat the Blue and Gray a Colby put on a ten point rally to e en the core at 53 all in the late minute of the game. With the f ole tiring, and Wa hburn s bli ter , Colb wound up on the hort end of a 62 to 55 core. I Gate

VA R S I TY O U T DOO R TRAC K : First Row, left lo rig /i t : Smith, Marzyn ki, Harriman, Jacobson, ilberman. S e c o n d Roi , lrft to rig h t : Jordan, Hea足 cock, Law on, Marden, Robinson, Gate , O' Halloran, Mahoney, Sandler. Third Row, left lo rig /r t : Anderson. Langhorn. Shanahan, A n t hony . DeBevoise, Rosen thal, Lucy, Robin on.

The spring track team of 1 94 7 did not win a meet as a unit. The team was mostly composed of freshmen of whom many showed great potentialities. The first meet of the season was lost to Bates 74-6 1 . I n this meet Aaron Sandler starred with a double win in the 1 00 and 220 yard dashes. Capt. Robinson won the two mile. Other firsts were: Red O'Halloran, 440 yard dash; Al Gates, high h urdles; Don Hc:acock, low hurdles; and Phil Lawson, pole vault. The Vermont team overpowered the Mule runners 78-56. Colby firsts in this meet were: Aaron Sandler, 1 00 yard dash ; Phil Lawson, pole va ult; and J ack Mahoney, broad j ump. A t the S ta te meet Colby failed to score a point. However, the team showed possibilities for next year by taking seven fourth places. Fiv:! men from the team were taken to the Easterns at Worcester. Red O'Halloran proved himself by taking fourth in the 440 yard dash and winning the only Colby point. Considering the stiff competition, Dana Robinson, Aaron Sandler, Al Gates, and Dick Pullen all did very well. Red O'Halloran was chosen captain for the '47-'48 season. The indoor team was greatly hampered by the shortage of manpower, con足 sequently most of t he men had to double up on events. There were only eleven men on the varsity squad, but every one of them was a point getter. Nevertheless, Coach Anderson had to be satisfied with developing the in足 dividual events. The team consisted of: Capt. O' Halloran and David Mar足 zynaki, 300 yard dashes; Aaron Sandler, Ed Waller and Jack Mahoney, 40 and 300 yard dashes and broad j ump; A l Gates, high j ump and high hurdles; Chet Woods and Phil Larson, pole vault ; Dick Pullen, the distances; H ugh Jordan, Harry Marden and Sam Monaco, the weights. Dick Pullen

VA R S I TY I N DOOR TRAC K :

Marden, Sandler, First Row, left to rig h t : O'Halloran, Lawson, Gates, Jordan . Second Row, left to rig h t : Anderson, Mahoney, Pullen, Waller, Marzynski, Silberman, Robin on.

V A R S ITY H O C K EY : Left t.o rig h t : M illett, pin ner, Borah, Collins, Lat h a m . M illett. Folino, Clark , Titu , Lindquist. Leaf, Choate.

The same old story of not enough reserves was most obvious on the frozen surface. Coach Mille tt's puck � ters showed themselves to be a talented group by hold mg and sometimes leading their opponents at the end of two periods of play. The third periods told the story and found our M ules a tired, defensive unit. They had enough men for two lines while the opposition u ually had three, fo ur o r even five lines. Colby lost the opener to Yale, but what ' as ched uled to be a tune-up for the Bulldogs turned out to be a hard fought battle and found the M ules deadlocked ' 2 to 2 a t the end of the first period. The Yale sq uad five � eep in every position, took command of the gam p ushmg 3 goals past John Spinner in the second period an_d 2 more tallies in the th ird. The Blue and Gray in _ sp1red by some near 1mpo sible saves by goalie Spinner played good hockey, but right from the start it wa evident that lack of material was going to h urt. Boston U niversity wa next on Colby's l ist. The New England champs were held to one goal for a period and a half, then the Terriers power showed itself and Colby was shut out 5 to 0. The next home game with Brown found Colby holding their opponents in the first part of the game, only to have the roof fall in on them in the closing minutes of play. Brown won 7 to O. Colby traveled to New Hampshire to be clawed by the Wild Cats 6 to 4, in spite of a rally by Colby which had tied the score at 4 all, early in the third period. After a slight rest the Colby team played four games . � n . ve d_ays. The first game found Colby earning its 101nal wm of the year by t h umping S u ffolk College 8 to 0. The front l ine of Millett, Collins and Borah

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' as credited with 6 goals, while defense men Folino, Leaf and Titus played tight enough hockey to allow only 14 shots to be taken at Spinner. I n the Boston rena the M ules downed M.l.T. 5 to 2, as Captain Collin pulled the hat trick for the second time in a rO\ , Playing their third game in as many n ig hts, Colby lost a heartbreaker to Northeastern. Leading 4 to 1 at the end of two periods of play, the Colby defenses slackened and Northeastern poured the rubber to Spin ner. The final outcome ' as Northeastern 7, Colby 4. In the last game of the year, Colby, playing their fourth _ five day , put up a gallant fight but lost to game m ' Bowdoin 7 to 4. Next year's team will be molded around one of the best collegiate goalie in the East, John Spinner. The team will mi -Mike Collins, who tied with Dick Borah as leading team scorer, Bud Folino, shifted in mid sea son from forward to defense, and Ray Lindquist Col by's star forward. The coming season should s e the M ules cash in on the win column with Latham, Rich ards, M illett, Leaf, Clark, Titus and Borah, a long with everal pucksters from this year's freshman team' skating for the Blue and Grey. Al Gates

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Early in the spring of 1 94 7 the field house rang with cracking bats and thudding gloves; baseball season was well underway. Coach Eddie Roundy, ably assisted by Lee Williams, watched with keen interest while the candidates practiced. After much patience and work, Eddie turned out what proved to be one of the best teams in New England. With Newt Pendleton on the mound for Bowdoin and Tubby Washburn pitching for Colby, the season opened at Averill Field. The opener proved disastrous for the Mules, who committed six errors and lost 7 to 6. Colby easily won the next two games, trouncing Maine 7 to 2, and the Bobcats at Bates 12 to 8. The next game with Bowdoin saw five Mule pitchers issue 20 free tick e ts to first base alJowing the Polar Bears to "walk" away with a 15 to 1 1 win. On May 1 7 the big Colby bats sounded off and sent an echo roaring through the Kennebec Valley as they pulled the major upset of the season by soundly trouncing the high flying Boston Col lege Eagles 2 1 to 5 behind "Gumbo" Wright's stellar pitching performance. The Mules scored seven times in the opening frame, and steadily added to that total until they had piled up a 20 to 1 lead at the end of seven innings. WiU Eldridge, George Clark, Norm White and Tom Pierce each slammed out home runs. On May 23rd Northeastern came to Waterville to bat tle the Mules. A battle i t was, because the game was not won until the last of the ninth when the Mules pushed over a tie-breaking run to win 7 to 6. Colby fans really had something to shou t about when they saw the Bates

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Bobcats take a one-sided 1 7 to 3 beating a t t he hands of the Roundy men. They saw "Gumbo" rack up his fourth win and Norm White crack out five hits, includ ing two doubles, and bat in seven runs. Wright won his fifth straight as the Mules hammered out a 6 to 5 win over the University of Maine. On May 30 Colby traveled to Boston to cross bats with Boston University. Clark, Spinner and Puiia led the Waterville nine to an eleven inning 10 to 9 win. A very impressive win was recorded as Colby, behind the pitching of Wrigh t and the hitting of Nardozzi, Cap tain St. Pierre and Jim Hall, slaughtered Northeastern 19 to 1 . Thus i t was that Colby closed the season with 8 victories in 1 0 games. In the pitching department "Gun bo" Wright finished his last year of college ball with 6 wins and no losses. Batting honors were pretty well distributed with Norm White hitting a husky .452 to win the State batting crown. The other averages: Puiia, . 390; Eldridge, .363; Spinner, .357; Pierce, .333; Holt, . 3 1 3 · and Clark, .320. Clark, Puiia, White, and Spin ner were nominated on the All-State Team-a high per centage for one college club to boast. When the umpire calls "play ball" in the spring of '48, the Mule line-up will noticeably be lacking such players as "Mitch" Jawvorski, "Gumbo" Carl Wright, and Dominic Puiia, but we can trust that the capable Eddie Roundy will find men to fill the gaps. Francis Sullivan

McKay, Johnson, Puiia, St. Pierre, Clark, Wright, Spinner. Second Row, left to rig h t : Roundy, Hol t , Nardozzi, Washburn, Toomey, Pie rce, White, Eldridge.

S k i Te a m

Mitchell

Poirier

Harriman

Raup

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The Colby Ski Team, in i ts second informal season under coach "Swede" Anderson placed second to Maine in the State Meet by defeat ing Bowdoin and Bates. A great improvement was shown in Slalom, Downhill and Cross coun try; but having no facilities for j umping practice, the team showed considerable weak ness in the event. John Harriman, Colby's four event ace, led the individual scoring throughout the season; climaxing his performances by winning the State

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Bob

M i tchell, Ken Sawyer, Al Langhorne, Dave Dobson, Hank

Porior, Sherwood Jones, and

Woody Gair all contributed a lot to the Sla lom-downhill scoring while Harriman, Lang horne, Sawyer and John Swett were the point makers in the cross-country-jumping combined.

Result of Meets COLBY- M A I N E D U A L MEET Colby 4 7 5 .8 5

M a i ne 5 7 2 . 4

BATES-COLBY D U AL M E E T Colby 1 85 . 90

Bates 1 8 3 . 3 2

COLBY I NV I TA T I ONAL MEET T u fts 3 7 0.4

C ol by 3 6 5 . 2

Bates 3 2 7 . 9

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First Row, left to rig h t : Kramer, Leaf, ilver tein, Hall, Jacobs, Dick, :'\a on. e ro 11 d Row, left to rig h t : Wil liam , Tranten, Warren, Brackett, Grant, Oli er, hernauska .

With autumn and the falling of leaves, fell every team which the 1 95 1 Frosh team encountered. The four game schedule, reduced to three because of the fire emergency, proved to be an undefeated one for the Baby M ules. After four weeks of rigorous training and scrimmaging with the Varsity, Bill Millett saw emerge the powerful eleven which broke every record that the former freshmen had held. The hoofs of the Baby M ules imprinted a 3 to 0 defeat on Coburn Classical I nstitute as its first victim. Al though the Frosh spent most of the afternoon in enemy territory, the battle was fairly close throughout. The score came in the fourth quarter by virtue of Ted dy Shiro's field goal after Cannell brought the ball down to the 20 on a sensational catch of Shiro's pass. Roan and Billings displayed their running abilities, Shiro and Wales limbered up their arms, and the l ine showed the spirit which made i t a hard one to penetrate all season. The next week the boys donned their helmets and tripped Bridgton Academy 14 to 0. The Frosh outdid their performance of the previous week, finally letting the Bridgton boys into their territory---once. For the rest of the scuffle the M ules completely dominated the play. The second period saw Billings score on a tricky run behind perfect blocking. Brown executed some fine scat backing, Roan continued his power driving ways, and the line, sparked by "Gabe" Gabriel, added to the superb play of the afternoon. lo the third quarter Tet ler intercepted a pass and after Brown ripped off a 20 and fourteen yard spring, Shiro knifed through on a

quarterback sneak and then plunged for the second tally. The whistle blew with the Mules threatening again. The Colby Colts went all out in their last contest to finish in a blaze of glory, trampling Ricker Classical I n stitute 25 to 8. Not only did the Fighting Fifty--0oers shine on offensive, they also showed fine defensive man euvers. Bob Cannell, playing a masterful game at left end, recovered a Purple fwnble on their twenty-three yard line. From there the Billings, Roan, Shiro backfield moved the pigskin consistently until Roan blasted through for the score. The conversion was no good. The second touchdown resulted on an interception by Bill ings and another bulldozing run by Roan. Gabriel, who spent more rime in the Ricker back field than any Purple player, teamed up with Terrible Teddy Parker for the third tally. After Gabriel blocked a punt, Parker fell on the ball in the end zone. The final Colby score in the last period was handled by the same Big Four-Billings, Shiro, Brown and Roan. The scoring play saw Shiro, Roan and Brown handle the ball, with the last going over, standing up. Ricker finally scored on a pass but only after the last of the Frosh reserves were sent into the game. It would be repetitious to proclaim the 1 9 5 1 Fresh man Squad as a powerful and promising team. Their record speaks for them and those who saw the boys in action know what to expect as they climb the ladder to Varsity positions. They are a Bicker of hope for 1 948, adding the depth which t he Varsity was so badly lack ing this year. Our eyes are upon you, Freshmen. George Wasserburger

F R E S H M A N

F O O T B A L L

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Shiro, Harrington, . Morde C'.' i . Second Row, left First Row, left t o righ t : Bowen, Doyle, Fortin, Lyons, Wasserburger, Brown, Billings,_ . Third R_ ow, le t t o rig h t : Millen, M � th1eu, Lent, Vale. to rig h t : Roan, Hart, Parker, Fraser, Tetler, Gabriel, Whitdy, Ca nelle, t : Fisher, Aar eth, White, Pe1sch, Laverty. Leven aeller, Pre cott, Sloane, Collin , Archibald, Ronayne, Joly. Fo u r t h Row, left to rig h

F R E S H M A N

B A S K E T B A L L

to le/I Rn:J.. . First rig/i t : riffi n , Deer i ng, Aarset b . Billin� . eco n d Brown . Lyon . Rou . left to rig/i t : O'Brien. :\[ordecai . Shiro, Lazour, Cars Third Fortin. " ell, Rou·, hft to rig h t : Puiia, \'alli . \\"elson . Finegan, Crawford, LO\H)', Pulle n .

Colby s Baby M ule may have been till wet but their basketball prowe behind the ear proved to be too m uch for t heir M aine rivals a the Fre hman basketeer romped over alJ oppo i tion, winning twelve o u t of their first thirt en game . The lone etback came at the hands of t he Maine J. V.' , ' ho ' ere ' h jpped in a return match a t Orono. Paced by Teddy hiro ' ho e deft Boor play and phenomenal hooting brought court fans to their feet time after time, th Fro h hoop ters were held below fifty poin ts onJ twice in their fir t thirteen conte ts. The wealth of tal ent was headed by court l uminaries l ike 'Tur Wel on, key" Rus ell, Gene Billing , 'Blackje Warren F i negan, J immy Lazour, and t he afore mentioned hiro. The Baby M ules tarted off the eason in auspicious fa h ion by ' hipping their inter-city ri als from Coburn, 50-33 ' i th Teddy bowing the way with 12 points. Shiro ' a dead ly i n t he next two game , h i t ting with 24 points again t l\ f .C.I., who fell 65-38 and counting with 1 8 markers against Hebron, who was trounced 60-46. Finegan abetted h is fine work off the board i n these games with 1 4 and 9 points i n the r e pective con tests. Colby eked out a victory over a figh ting H iggins aggregation, when Harry Lyons split the cords with a last second one-hander to set the count a t 52-50. Welson and Shiro shared the coring honors with 13 apiece. Then came Col by's lone loss a l poin t heartbreaker to the Maine J . V. ' . Leading almost all the way, the M ules fel t t h e backbone of their attack g o when Shiro fouled out with a lmost a q uarter to play. The Baby Bears

took advantage of the lap e to roar from behind and cop the ' in 42-4 1 . with The Fre hmen got back into winning wa an easy win over the Ba te J.V. 58-49. Rjcker gave the boy a mom n ta ry care but the irre pre ible h iro cored 1 1 big point to lead Colby to a 34-32 margin. Hebron and Bates fel t the k ick of the Baby l\f ule, fal ling 68-46 and 65-39 re pectively, a Ted ga e another shooting display tha t awed the fans and oppo i tion aJjke. l\LC. I . was drubbed again t o the tune o f 65-34, a n d Bow doin was the nex t to fall victim to the fast-mo ing Fro h a they bowed 50-4 l . Again t Coburn without th services of Teddy Shiro for the fir t time, the boy really poured it on to how that thi was no one-man team. J im Lazour filled hiro' big coring sneaker ably, a he poured 1 2 point through the hoop i n a 53-34 Colby bulge. The F ro h five then travelled to Orono for sweet revenge over t heir lone conquerer , the ]\Jaine J .V.' and the 55-52 ictor left a nice taste in their mouth . Teddy p ppered the net from all a ngles and amaz d the l\lai ne court fans with h is magnificent dribbling and ball handling. All i n all t h e season w a s a h uge success. The fifteen game schedule served as a proving gro und for many of the boy who are destined to be Colby s future varsitie and the experience gleaned in t he contests was invaluable. With thi court-wise and well-equipped q uad moving up un der Coach Williams' tu telage, the pro pects can not be anything but brigh t for a winning team in future year . Harry Lyons

F H E S H M A 'N Bill Bryan's pucksters enjoyed a highly successful

outfit. Chet Harrington and Bill Bailey scored fourteen apiece.

season which saw them victorious in all but an early season game with Harvard.

H 0 [ K E Y

After dropping the opener,

Bob Laliberte, Capt. Henry McGrath, George

Wales and Danny Hall came through with ten per man

the Freshmen breezed through the remainder of the

and Jim Keefe followed with seven.

schedule winning each game by more than three goals.

Ben Pearson tended nets, while Don Livingston, Bob

Looking at the season's goal totals one can see that the

Laliberte, Bill Hale and Dick Johnson handled the de-

Frosh team was a well balanced and a smoothly operating

fensive assignments.

Bob Staples and

SCORES TEAM

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Fr e s h m a n

The class of 51 in this, i ts freshman year brightened the future a far a the athletic ou tcome of Colby College is concerned. The fre hman track team wa no exception. A large n umber of boy reported for track at Coach ' ede Ander on s first caU, and worked hard all during the season. Al though the quad lacked men with except ional ability it was evident that there ' as plen ty of depth and piri t ' hich blended to make a well rounded q uad. Lack of competition eemed to be Swede' major problem. The defeat of a combination var ity and freshman team by the University of M aine varsity q uad was the only reversal suffered all season. Three cornered ( triangu lar ) and four cornered meets with surrounding prep schools and high schools were so dom inated by the fre hmen tha t they managed to win by a t least 50 poin t per meet. The peak of the year was reached when the team trav eled to Lewiston and downed Bates fro b to the t une of 76 to 32. The Colby Fro h made clean sweep in the 40 yard dash 45 yard high hurdles 12 pound bot-put, discus, broad j um p a n d h igh j ump. The ar i ty q uad's biggest weaknes during the past seasons have been in the weight events.

C r o s s

C o u n t r y

Firrt R o w , left to rig h t : Bean, Thomp on, Whi tne , Jacob , ero n d R o w , left t o nderson, Faulkner, Merriam, Burnham . right :

However next eason hould be different be cause the frosh ·will pre ent some good talent to the var ity in the hammer, discus, and shot put. Art Mcl\lahon Bob Stander and J im Keough placed well all eason, with Art and Bob breaking fre hman hammer record for the Colby field house. I n the da he and h urd le , H ughe Pratt, Mott and Miller looked like good ar i ty cand idate . M iddle distant men uch as Gabriel Burnham and Ronayne and miler Whitney, l\lerriam and Thomp on are due action in the ears to come. Al Gates

FirJt Row, left lo rig h t : Ronayne, Baldwi � , Bean, 1:hompson, R � benson . eco n d Row, left to rig h t : tander, . . �rau, Park � , Hugh , Wh1lney Keough, Brig ham . <?abnel, Third Row, left to righ t : nderson, M iller, K enc, ilv r, J\fernam, McMahon, Ferguson, Mott, Jacob , oil in . Fo urth R o w , I ft to rig h t : Cultrara' Fra er, Raymond, Archibald, Burnham, Reich, hrislie, Fisher, Lohr.

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W o rn e n ' s

A t h l e t i c

A s s o c i a t i o n

M . Plai ted, J . Marchant, Fac11/ty Adviser; N . rdiff, D . Whitcomb, Vice-Preside 11t; J . DeWitt, Preside n t : H . Hutchinson, Secrctary-Treas11rer; C. Foland, Fac11lty Adviser; M . Howard, E . Jenning .

C h e e r l e a d e r s Fir t Ro:u, left to righ t : P. Root, .\1annger; l\'1. Hathaway, A1a11ager; Jenni ngs. Second Row, left to ,-igh t : B . De chenc , D. Worthley, J. Crawley, D. Whit omb.

Te n n i s a n d A r c h e r y

First Row, left to righ t : S. Ree , D . Barta, K . Jacob en, D . farzynski, R. Barron. Second Row, left to right : P . Tracey, F . Hyde, B . Stowell. Not present when picture was take11 : A . Sandler.

First Ro,<', left to rig h t : S. Parks, J. Pelletier, Manager; L . Bowers. Seco n d Row, left to rig h t : H . Sargent, A . Hagar, Aifa nager; A . Moskowitz.

H. Sargent. A1anager: ]. Carnmann, P. Day, C. Foxcroft, Manager; Not present when pict11re was taken : Dorothy Jackson, Cynthia Cook.

First Row, left to rig h t : ] . Pelletier, C. Draper, K. Brine, Ma11ager; Chris W i nter, Manager: "1. McKusick, T. Frolio. Second Row, left to rig h t : H. Sargent, M. Burrison, V . Young, E . Greene, P. Starr, P. Anderson, A. Mo ko' itz.

B adminton and Bowling First Row. left to right : J . DeW i c r , P . Root, A . Hagar, .Ha11ag r: B . Hallberg . D. W h i tcomb. eco11d Rew.', hft to rig h t : J . Haynes, .\la11ager: F . W h itehill . C . Robert , E. Jenning . Third Row, left t o rig h t : :-< . Ricker. '.': . Fin berg. '.':. Ardiff, .Ha11agn: 1\1. White, :\f . Plai ted.

First R o w , left lo rig /t i : . Froljo, J. rawley J. Pride, Jlanager; D . Whitcomb . :\if . uo n d Row, left Plaisted. In right : :\f . Howard J. Hayne , :'\ . rdiff Manage r.

S o ft b a l l First Row, left l o rig h t : J . Hayn , M. Plaj ted , D. Whit m b , B. Hallberg, P . Root. uo n d Row. left to rig h t : :\1. Bauman, D . \ orr.h ley, :'\. rdi!T, . Beverid , . Hou t i n .

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President J U L I U S SEELYE B I XLER, Ph.D., D . D . , L . H . D . Dean o f t h e Faculty

ERNEST C U M M I NGS MARRINER, A . M . Dean o f Men

GEORGE THO MAS N I CKERSON, A . M . Dean o f Women

N I NETTA MAY R U NNALS, A . M . , D . Litt. Librarian

JAMES H U MP HRY, I I I , A . B. , B.S. in L,S. Treasurer a n d Business Manager

ARTHUR GALEN E U ST I S, M . B . A . Assis t a n t to the President

E D W I N ALLAN L I GHTNER, A.B.

Director o f School o f Nursing

MARY E LI ZABETH CURTIS, B.N., R.N. Director of Medical Technology

JULIUS

GOTTLI EB,

M.D.,

F.A.C.P.,

Sc.D.

Erne t C u mm i n

Marriner A . M .

Dean o f t h e Faculty

N i n tta M a

R un n a l

A . M . D.Litt.

D e a n of Wo men

G org

Thoma

A . M. Dean of Men

rson,

Franklin

Win low

Johnson

L . 1-l . D . . LL.D., D . C . L . Prrsidcnl·Emerit u s

Thomas Bryce Ashcraft Ph . D . Profe.<.<or of Mathr111a:in

Clarence Hayward White

.M., Litt . D . Profe.rsor-E111crit11s of t h e G r e e k La11g11age a n d Literature

C u rtis Hugh Morrow Prnfnsor

Ph.D. of Economics a n d Sociology

William John

W i lkinson

Ph . D . , LL D . , L . H .D. Profe•sor-Emeritus of History

Carl

Jefferson

Weber

M .A . (Oxon . ) , Lit t . D . Roberts Professor of English Literature Curator of Rare Books and

George Freeman Parmenter Ph . D . , Sc.D. Prnfessor-Em eritus of Chemistry

Edward Joseph Colgan A.M. ProfeSJor

of Education Psychology

and

iWanuscripts

Wilbert Lester Carr

A . M . , LLD. Ta)'lor Professor of

Latin

James H umphry, I I I

A . B . , B . S . i n L. Librarian Pro/cs o r of Bibliography

John Franklin McCoy

A.M. Profe.<.w r of Modern Languages Director of chedule

W illiam T. Bovie

Ph.D. I "isiting Professor in

cie11ce

Herbert Lee Newman

Ph.D. Professor of Religion Director of Religious Activities

Everett

Fisk

Strong

A.B. Associate Professor o f Modem Languages

Lester Frank Weeks

A.M. Merrill Professor of Chemistri•

Cecil Augustus Rollins

A.M. Assnciate Professor of English

Webster Chester

A . M . , S .D. Professor of Biology

Arthur Galen Eustis

M.B.A. Wadmiorth Professor of Bu siness Administration Treasurer and Business Manager

Walter Nelson Breckenridge A.M. Professnr of Economics

Gilbert Frederick Loeb

A.M. A;sociate Professor of Health a n d P h y ical Education

f a ry Hatch

Ph.D.

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Professor

far hall of

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Sherwood Fiske Brown . :'.\1 .

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Ph ilip A s ociate

Phycics

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lfred K i n g C hapman . . :'.\f .

Associate

Wend 1 1

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ugu tu Ph.D.

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E l l worth W i l l i

Millett

A.M.

Pro/es or

Ra · C h e m istr i•

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John

Iden Clark

Ph.D.

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Gordon W i n low . :'.\ I .

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drian F u l lam . .M.

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W i n t h rop Hamor Stan! y AHi1ta11/

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L u e l l a F redericka A csociate

Ed ward

Ph.D.

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G illey B. .

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1orma n S w a

Ed.M .

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Patt Comparetti ( Mr . E . F . ) Ph.D.

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P a u l Robin on

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Janet M archa n t

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Carl G ustav Anthon Assistant

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History

W a l ter Dray Wagoner Assista11t

A.B., B.D.

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Richard H erbert Jaquith Assista n t

M .S.

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C h e m istry

Jean K a therine Gardiner A.M.

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La11u:w.gcs

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Warner

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Robert White P u l l e n Assist.ant

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Eco n o m iu

Ermanno F . Comparetti Ph.D.

Assistant

Professor

M usic

Leon Palmer Williams Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Edu.catio11

B.S.

Gordon Wells McKey Assistant Professor o f Biology

Katherine A.M.

Pinette

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Lloyd Merritt Anderson

Assistant Professor o f Biology

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Ph.D.

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Knowlton Mead Woodi n A.M.

Margaret Louise Buchner

A.M.

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in Short h a n d Typewriting

History

Ralph G o u ! ton d.M.

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Philip Aults Africa A.B.

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Catherine H a n on Foland M. .

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E DM U N D H . M ISELIS 8 High S t . , Che I ea, Ma s. FENTON R . M ITC HELL, J R . 107 Prospect Sr . , Wakefield, Mass. ROBERT W . M ITCH E L L 1 1 5 D u m m e r S t . , Bath W I LLIAM L . M ITCHELL I 1 3 Main St., Sanford PAUL J. M IV I LLE 390 Ames S t . , Lawrence, (vlass. S. l NCE T MONACO 4 1 De ereux S t . , Marblehead, Mass. JOH N. MONTGOMERY 1 55 Upland Rd., Waban, Mass. D AV I D G. 10 TI 1 5 Gay S t . , Portland JOHN R . C . MOODEY 1 1 38 Broadway, Hewlen, Long I land, N. Y . FRED A. MOORE, J R . 53 Elm t . , Waterville HELEN L. MOORE Harl land W I L L I A M B . MOORE 1 58 Collins Rd., Waban, Ma MARK S. MORDECAI 5 1 Mont ale Rd., 1ewton, Ma s. B RBARA M . MORI 0 164 Strathmore Rd., Brighton, Ma s . M A RTHA MORR I L L 490 Woodford St . , Portland A. MOR R ! ON A 1 19 ushman S t . , Augusta ROBERT MORROW Hopkins Ave . , Johnston, R. l . A R T H U R B . MOSHER 1 8 ForesL St., ambridge, Mas . ALYCE J. MO KOWITZ 333 Rich Ave . , Mt. Vernon, '. Y. ROBERT E. MO LEY Bar Harbor SCHUYLER F. MOTT Paris H i l l ROSS L . M U I R 44 Silver S t . , Waterville ELAINE K. M LLER 1 1 4 New York v e . , Dumont , N . J. DON A L D L . M UR RAY 12 Grove St . , South River. . J. PAT R I C I F . MURR Y 21 Court S t . , Farmington PAUL F . M U RRAY RBAN R. 1 1 4 tansbury St., Providence, R . I . ROBERT F . ARDOZZ I I W i l low P l . , M t . V e rn on, �- Y . ANNALEE C . NELSO 1 34 Third Ave . , Pe lham, l'\ . Y. HELEN R . N lCKERSON 53-40 212 St., Bay ide, N . Y. DON A L D E . N ICOLL 24 Spring Valley R d . , West Roxbury, Ma . JOSEPH R. N I ED Z I N S K I 9 4 Brookline A\•e., udey, ' · J . W I L L I A M P . N IEHOFF 29 Roosevelt ve . , Waterville ATHALENE D . N I LE Cross S t . , Rangeley NANCY A . N I LSON 51 Oak S t . , Milton . Ma . CHAR LOTIE R. NOBLE 2 1 Woodland R d . , Malde n , Mass. BENSON NO ICE, J R . 8 Addison S t . . Arlington, Mass. JAMES C. NOICE B Addiso n S t . . Arlington, Mas . LOIS M. NORWOOD Warren F RANCES E . NOURSE 22 Woodmont S t . , Portland

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S T U D E N T ELA I N E F. NOYES 24 Columbia St., Augusta W I L L I A M M . NOYES 1 0 Crestmont Rd., Montc lair, N. J. M A R IANNA NUTTER 2 1 Mostyn St., Swampscot t , Mass. J AMES S. O ' B R I E N , J R . 5 Prairie Ave . , Newport R . I . LEON V . O'DON N E L L 9 8 Western Ave . , Waterville AN DREW B . OFFENH ISER 40 North Wise Ave . , Freeport, I l l . A RT H U R S. O ' H A L LORAN Main St., Amherst W I NSTON C . OLIVER 1 1 45 Main Sc . , Reading, Mass. ROBERT G . OLNEY 23 Bradford S t . , Waltham, Mass. CHARLES A . O' REI LLY 8 1 Summer St., Evere t t , Mass. T I MOTHY C. OSBO RNE I 7 Pleasant P l . , Waterville MARGUER ITE P. OVERN 37 Katherine St., Lawrence, Mass. P H Y L L I S H. O'CONN E L L 1 67 P a r k St . , W e s t Roxbury Mass. JANE O'DONN E L L 3 9 Third S t . , Presque Isle ALAN H. PAGE Vet 's Apt. 1 4-C, Mayflower Hill, Waterville H ELEN H . PALEN 60 Morningside Ave . , Waterbury, Conn . D I A N E PAL M E R 6 2 Woodcliff R d . , Wellesley H i l ls, Mass. ROBERT B . PANASUK 460 Nort h Main St., Waterville H E R B E RT L . PANZENHAGEN 502 Cumberland Ave . , Teane k , N. J. DAV I D J . PAPE Guernsey Town Rd., Watertown, Conn . J EA N R. PAQUETTE 3 Burr i l l Pl., Lowe l l , Mass. E L IZABETH 0. PAR K E R 74 W y m a n R d . , Braintree, Mass. T HEODORE P A R K E R 3 1 Westbourne Ter . , Brook line, Mass. FAITH S . PARKS 4 H i l lside Ter . , Lexington, Mass. A RT H U R A . PARSONS 3 1 Pleasant St.. Waterville LOUIS M. PATTERSON, J R . 1 40 Chadwick St . , Portland ARTHUR N . PAUL Bay Shore D r . , Falmouth Foreside ROBERT W. PEALE . Y. I 1 9 Laurens St . , Olean, CHARLES A . PEARCE 5 Presque Isle St., Fort Fairfield FLORA A . PEARSE R . F . D . # 2 , U n ion J A M ES M. PEARL 17 Cooner Rd . , Scarsdale, N. Y. BENJA M I N PEARSON, JR. 1 04 State St., ewburyport, Mass. EUGENE J . PELLETIER, J R . South M a i n S t . , Middleton, Mass. JEANNE F . PELLET I E R 83 Linden S t . , Rockville Centre, N . Y . F RE D E R I C K W . PERK I NS, J R . 1 9 Essex St . , Andover, Mass. H E RBERT A . PERKI NS, JR. Mass. State U n i v . , Fort Devens, Mass. M A R I LYN M . PERK INS I I I n a St., Springfield, Mass. JANE C. PERRY 47 Masonic S t . , Rockland BERNARD L . PETERS 54 Front St., Waterville

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P H I L I P E. PETERSON 14 Pine S t . , Portland CHARLOTTE E . PETTEE 9Y2 Oakland St., Waterville JOHN W . PETTEN G I L L Dove L a k e Rd . , B r y n M a w r , P a . CELIA J . P H I LBROOK 1 8 Burton St . , We tbrook F REDERICK A. P H I L L I PS Asticou Way, Northeast Harbor RUSSEL S. P H I L L I PS, J R . 3 5 Oxford Rd., Newton Center, Mass. WENDELL F . P H I L L I PS 49 Clark R d . , Revere, Mass. JOHN R. PICERNE B l K nollwood Ave . , Cranston, R . I. CHARLES R . P ICKETT 90 High Sc . , East Haven, Con n . JOHN H . PIERCE R . F . D . # l, Waterville RUTH E. PIERCE 24 Bayley Ter . , So. Weymou t h , Mass. THOMAS W. P IERCE 31 orth S t . , Dover-Foxcroft IDA E . P I N INSKY 462 Cumberland Ave . , Portland JOHN A. P I NCUS 68 So. Lenox St., Worce ter, Mass. M. MARJO R I E PLAISTED Lincolnville PAUL A . PLASSE 72 Blake St . , Whitman, Mas . JANE S. PLUMMER 469 Hill S t . , Waterbury, Con n . EDWARD S. P N I EWS K I 1 20 Emerson St . , W e tville, Conn . E M I L E PO I R I E R 1 65 Y., M a i n St . , Oakland HENRY F. POI RI E R I L Pleasant St . , Fort K e n t P R I SC I L LA D. POMERLEAU 25 State St., Augusta E L INOR J . POND 100-34 1 94th St . , Hollis, N. Y. CARLETON E. PORTER 43 Crescent St . , Lowe l l , M a s. FRANCES E . POSKA 22 Raddins Grove Ave . , Lyn n , Mass. CARROLL J . POTTLE Lee PAUL G. POU L I N Fairfield KERSHAW E. POWELL 234 Colleae Ave . , Waterville H I LDEGARDE D. PRATT 1 45 Ea t Second S t . , Corning, N. Y. WALDO E . PRATT, I I I 5 1 Abbott R d . , Wellesley H i l ls, Mass. JANET E. PRAY Governor's Island , Laconia, N. H . CONSTANCE H . PREBLE 4 7 1 Rivard Blvd . , Grosse Pointe, M ic h . L O I S L . PRENTISS 9 Leighton St., Waterville ACE R . PRESCOTT 280 Homestead Ave . , Waterbury, Con n . MARGARET L . PRESTON 6 1 04 Lombard St . , Cheverly, Md. NATA L I E PRETAT 1 97 Ivy S t . , Providence, R. I . JANET P R I D E 37 Foxcroft Rd . , Winchester, Mas . ROGER 0. PR1NCE Turner H I LDA B . PROCTOR 7 Howard P l . , Yonkers, . Y. CHAR LES F . PRUNIER 1 8 2nd St . , Old Orchard Beaclt DOM I N IC K PUI IA 5 Railroad S t . , Rumford

RICHARD D. PULLEN Dan fort JOSEPH L. PUTNAM LOI North St. , Houlton ETH E L H. Q U I NCY 29 Gage S t . , Augusta MAYNARD B . RABINOWITZ 6 Edwards St . , Waterville R ICHARD H . RABNER 2700 Grand Concourse, Bronx, N . Y. MAURI L R. RANCOURT 40 Monroe S t . , Augusta ORV I L LE T. RANGER 4 1 West St., Fairfield LORENZO C. RASTELLI 64 Scovill St., Waterbury, Conn. KARL A. RAUP 383 South St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. R ICHARD P . RAYMOND 27 H igh St . , Caribou S H I RLEY L . RAYNOR 196 Forest Park A e., Springfield, Mass. DONA J . RECORD 89 Leland S t . , Rochester, N . Y. JOAN M . REED 216 36th Pl., Manhattan Beach, Calif. MARYLOU REED Day's Ferry, Woolwich SUE REES 1 5 Shepley St . , Auburn RAYMOND E. REICH 2 1 74 Davidson Ave., Bronx, N . Y. ROBERT V . REID 29 North Main, Caribou A RC H I E J. RELLAS 57 Chestnut St . , ashua, N . H . JAMES W . REYNOLDS East Wilton Post Office, East Wilton ALEXANDER RICHARD 74 Maple St . , Madison CHARLOTTE E . RICHARDSON 21 Yale Ave., Wakefield, Mass. NANCY L. R ICKER 10 Cha e S t . , Newton Center, Ma s. ALAN R . R I EFE 181 Plank Rd., Waterbury, Conn. MAY A . R IEKER 1 5 East Levering Mjll Rd., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. EDWARD L. R I M PO 55 Elm St . , Waterville ELDON F. RISSER 48 Patterson St . , Augusta HELEN L . R ITSH E R 2 2 9 Longmeadow S t . , Longmeadow, Mass. DAV ID J . ROAN 238 Washington St., Abington, Mass. CAROLYN L . ROBERTS 26 Henderson S t . , Brownville Junction DAV I D C . ROBERTS 30 Pleasant S t . , Fort Kent HAROLD S. ROBERTS 39 Pleasant S t . , Dover-Foxcroft MARY-LOUISE ROBERTS 1 53 Bayard S t . , Providence, R. I . I A N L. ROBERTSON 87 Hobart Ave . , Short H i lls, N . J . CHAR LES W . ROBINSON 80 Berkeley St . , West Newton, M a EVERETT 0. ROCKWELL I I Third St.. Newport, V t . MARGARET S. RODGERS 22 Prospect Ave . , Swampscott, Mass. ANN RODNEY 401 8 Hampton St., Elmhur t , ' Â· Y . A L ICE R . ROGERS 36 Mechanic S t . , Rockland A . RAYMOND ROGERS, J R . 1 2 Hazelwood Ave . , Waterville

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S T U D E N T R I C H A R D H . ROGER Y. 300 West End Ave. , ew York, R U T H E . ROGER 1 1 4 Somerset St . , Rumford " I AU R ICE F . RONAYNE, J R . l' 4 6 Pierce St . . Malden, Mass . PATR ICIA 0. ROOT 27 M t . Pleasant St . , Winche ter, Mass. BARBARA D . ROSE 340 Ferr St., M a lden , Mas . OSCAR ROSEN 23 Fabyan St . , Dorchester, l'v l ass. ROBERT W . ROSEN 25 Parkman S t . , Brookline, Mas . MAX I N E A. ROSENBERG N i n t h St . , Pro\'iden e, R. I. CLA I RE L . ROSENSTON 629 Walk H i l l S t . , Mat tapan, l\fas . ROBERT A. ROSENTHAL 2 1 Roosevelt Ave . , Watervi l le W I NSTON M. ROSS Yet ' Apt . 8-C Mayflower H i l l , Watervi l le ROBERT M. ROTH 38 Park Rd . , Scarsdale, N. Y. JANET G . ROUGI E 4 2 H urd Rd . , Belmon t , fa s . WESLEY I. ROWE R . F. D . # I , Li t t lefield ROBERT C. ROWELL 277 Majn St., Watervi l le GERALD E. !>.OY I H a l lowe l l St . , Winslow JANET ROYAL 1 1 9 South Main St., or t h Brookfield, Mass. DOR I S S. R U B I N 4 1 9 U n i o n C t . , Elizabeth N . J . E L EANOR L . RUNKLE 1 44 M t . Pleasant Ave . , Gloucester, Mass. THU RLO A. RUSSELL Vet' Apt . 1 0-A, Blanchard W A LTER E . RUSSEL L 45 Harvey Rd . , Windsor, Con n . G RACE RUTHERFORD 8 Wallace Ave . , Mt. Vernon, . Y.

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B U RTON SAGANSKY 1 68 Gardner Rd . , Broo k l j ne, l\la s . R O B E R T SAGANSKY 1 68 Gardner Rd., Brook line, Ma s. FRED S. SAHAGIAN 26 Gi lman S t . , Waterville K A R E K I N D. SAHAG IA , JR. 26 Gi lman St . , Watervi l le EVELYN R. SAWYER Cottage S t . , M i l lbridge ROBERT A. ST. P I ERRE 1 6 Everett S t . , Brunswick PAT R I C I A G. SALES 33 K ing's Beach Ter. , Swampscot t , l\•lass. T H OMAS W. SAMUELSEN . Y. 949 81st St., Brooklyn, C H A R LES H . SANBORN 8 Oak Grove Ave. , Springfield, Ma AARON E . SANDLER 56 Shirley A e . , Revere, Mass. ROBERT E. SANSON 1 45 Quaker Ridge Rd . , Manhasset, N . Y. H A R R IET L. SARGENT 1 1 7 Albion Pl., Passaic, N. J . A LL A N D . SARNER 295 Fort Washington Ave . , New York, N . Y. W I L L I A M A . SAUERBREY, JR. 1 2:l Mountain Ave., New Rochelle, N . Y. P H I L I P M . SAVAGE 6 Mace S t . , Fairfield K EN N ET H N. SAWYER Kenda l l H i l l Rd., Sterling Junction, l\lass. M I LDRED A . SCH N E B B E . Y. I Chesterfield R d . , Scarsdale,

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MARIANNE SCHOEFFEL 2859 29t h S t . , Nort h West , Washington, D . C . A L V I N SCHWARTZ 572 Ocean Pkwy., Brooklyn, Y. DAN I E L C. SCIOLETTI 3 Superior St . , Swampscol l , Ma JOA C. SEEK INS 5 Douglass Ave . , Norwood, Mas . NANCY J. SEMO IAN 30 Cliff S t . Arlington Mass. MARY ANNE SEWARD 720 Thomas St., State College, Pa. DAN I E L J . SHANAHAN, J R . P. O . Box 1808, M iami, Fla. J EA N N I N E L . SHAW Box 44, West Scarboro MARJORIE A . SH EARMAN 1 63 Eigh t h St., Cresski l l , N . J. P H I L I P A. SHEARMAN Ve t's Apt. 6-C, Mayflower H i l l , Waterville JEAN W . SH EPPARD 33 Lovell Rd., Melrose, Mass. LEANNE M . H I DLES Westbrook G LORIA H . S H I N E 3 3 Ju nior S t . , New Bedford, Mass. H I RO TEDDY 54 College Ave . , Waterville P H I L I P J . HORE 48 Harwich Rd., Providen e, R . I . ARTH UR I . S H U L K I N 1 7 Andrew Rd. Swampscot t , Ma P H I L I P J . SHU LMAN 1 1 0 ewall St . , Brookljne, Mas . E R N EST F. S[GETY 1 2 1 0 Evergreen Ave . , New York, N . Y. E . S I L BERMAN ALA 42 Brigbtside Dr., Stamford, Con n . BURTON S. I LBERST E I N 26 Harwood S t . , Lynn, Mass. F RANCIS J . S I LVER 1 0 Stone St., South Brewer CAROL B . S I LVERSTE I N 3 6 Ogden Rd . , C h e t nu t H i l l , Mass. THOMAS A. S IM PSON 8 Lawrence S t . , Waterv i l le ROBERT A. SLAYITT 141 East Ave . , Norwa l k , Con n . W I LLIAM C . SLEMMET 2 7 1 Fellsway Eas t , Malden, Mas . FAY E. S LI NGERLAND, J R . 6 7 5 Main S t . , Hingham, Mass. ROBERT SLOANE 35 West 82nd S t . , New York, N . Y . NA CY L . SMALL High St., East Machias RUTH V . SMART Bailey Farm, M i lo C H A R L ES L. SM ITH, J R . M a i n S t . , Eliot DEBORAH SM ITH 86 Brooks St., West Medford, Mass. GEORGE I. SMITH 1 2 Park S t . , Watervi l le JOA NE A. SM ITH 9 Woods Ave . , Worcester, Mass. H . GUY S M IT H 1 050 Seneca S t . , Beth lehem, Pa . LEONARD W. SMITH R . F . D . # 4, Bangor LOIS M . SMITH 28 Gi lman S t . , Waterville MAU R ICE C. SM ITH 62 Hutchings St., Roxbury, Mass. ATA L I E SM ITH 1 22 Somerset St., Rumford R ICHARD L . SM ITH Mendenhall, Pa.

SH I R LEY P. SM ITH 55 Edgehill Rd., Providen e R . I . ' JANET E. SNOW 90 Renoza Ave .. Haverh i l l , Ma s . P A U L SOLOMON 91 Marcella t . , Roxbury, Mass. STANLEY L. ORRENTINO 1 4 1 Freeman Pkwy . , Providence, R . I. MARILY A N SOUTTER 15 Roosevelt vc., Waterville JOSEPH R. SPI A I Wi l low P l . , M t . Vernon . Y. ' JOH E. P I N NER Winthrop THOMAS S. SQUIERS 1 9 Page St., Hallowell J U NE .M. STA I RS 74 Rockland S t . , Swampsco t t , Mass. ROBERT A . STANDER 65 Brite Ave . , Scarsdale, N . Y. HOWARD F. TAPLE 36Y, Burlei�h S t . , Waterville ROBERT F. STAPLES 24 Arthur St., Whitman, Mass. BARBARA STARBUCK 15 Cambridge Rd., Scarsdale, . Y. BARBARA E. TARR 1 4 1orton Rd . , Quincy, Mass. J NE A. TEADY 2 1 Prospect S t . , Lakeport. N . H . SEABURY T . TEBB INS 22 Minturn t., Ha tings-on-Hud on, N . Y. HUGH W . STENFORS, J R . 1 1 Koh ler Ave . , M i l ton , Mass. M Y RA A. STERNS 20 College Ave., Waterville R TH H. STET ON Glidden t., Newca t ie MYRA D. T ICK NEY ew Gloucester CARLETON P. STI C H F l ELD 1 89 Winn St . , Woburn, Mass. GERALD STOLL 1 4 Le ter P l . , White Plajn , N . Y. ALBERT STONE 1 1 03 Main S t . , Haverhill, Mass. S H I RLEY STOWE 753 Asylum Ave. Hartford, Con n . MARGARET E. STOWELL 44 Woodland Ave . , Bronxville , N . Y. BERTRAM E. STRITCH 35 College Ave . , Waterville EDWARD M . TUART, J R . 1 55 Dorset R d . , Waban, Mass. JOHN R . STUART 5 1 Colonial Ave . , Cranston, R . I . ARNOLD H . TURTEVANT 1 1 Pine Ave . , Livermore Falls MAR ION B . STURTEVANT 181 Buckingham S t . , Springfield, Mass. FRANCIS E . S U L L IVAN 471 Main St . , Rockland PAUL F . SULLIVAN H. Hampstead, FREDERICK D . SUTH E R LAND H i llcrest Rd., Plainfield , J. LOU I S SUTHERLAND East Sul livan ABRAHAM A. SWEETBAUM 580 West End Ave . , ':'lew Yor k , . Y. JOHN H. SWETT Box 483, Mexi o NORMAN E. S W I FT 6 Western Ave . , Fairfield I RW I N SWI RSKY 76 Bronson Ter . , Springfield, Mass. A L ENE L. SYL ESTER Albion

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HAHNEL BROS. CO.

EMERY, BROWN COMPANY

42 Main Street

Lewiston. Maine Main e ' s Leading Roofing

DEPARTMENT STORE

and Sheet Metal Con tractors and Dealers

A lways Featuring BETTER STYLE

Roofing and Sheet Metal Work on the Roberts'

BETTER QUALITY

Miller

Union, Lorimer Chapel and

Library by

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Waterville

Maine

Bangor Roofing & Sheet Metal Co. Bangor, Maine

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JOHN

Sexton & co.

CHICAGO -LONG ISLAND CITY

DALLAS-ATLA NTA-PITTSBURGH-DETROIT

Compliments of NORMAN A. HUNTOON

Representative of

FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & CO. Boston, Massachusetts

Compliments

MERRILL and MAYO Inc.

JACKSON DAIRY FARM, INC.

WIRTHMORE FEEDS PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS

2 1 3 Main Street

45 Front Street

Waterville. Maine

Telephone 24 1 0-W

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Complim ents .

A Pleasant Voyage To Wherever Y o u 're Going

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28 Silver Street Waterville, Maine

Candy Cupboard Whitman's, Lovell and Covel Cynthia's Sweets and Durand's Candies

Grondin's Sanitary Cleaners and Dyers 3-5-8-HOUR SERVICE

We Make O ur Own Ice Cream and Home M a d e Can dies

HAGER'S 1 1 3 Main Street

Waterville, Maine

General Office: 7 lf2 Ticonic Street Telepho n e : 3 1 5-W

WATERVILLE

MAINE

Rollins-Dunham Company HARDWARE MERCHANTS

S p o r t i n g

G o ods H a r d w a r e

D e a l e r s

Supplies for

MILLS - PAINTERS - CONTRACTORS

HOME and HOTEL KITCHENWARE

W. B. A R N O L D C O . "Established Over a Century"

BOOTHBY and BARTLETT

Waterville

Maine

G. S. FLOOD CO., Inc.

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BUILDING SUPPLIES

Every Description • Telephone

1 85 Main Street Waterville, Maine

Waterville

840

Maine

Higham,

Telephone

Neilson,

1 224

R. E. DRAPEAU

Whitridge

& Reid, Incďż˝ EV E RYT H I N G E L E CT R I CAL

INSURANCE

1 34- 1 36 Main Street

50 Congress Street Boston, Massachusetts

Waterville, Maine

Compliments

Portable Bleachers

and Permanent Grandstands

Waterville Hardware and Plumbing Supply

D esign ed, B u ilt and Installed by

HUSSEY MFG. COMPANY INC. North Berwick

Maine

Company *

Compliments of Compliments

HOTE L ELMWOOD

HOTEL TEMPLETON

HENRY D. McA VOY, Manager

Telephone Waterville 600

RAYDON'S R A Y V ERRENGIA

DON NELDER

Sporting Goods - Automotive Supplies Electrical Appliances - Oil Burners Telephone

3-5 South Main Street Waterville, Maine

Flowers For All Occasions

Rose's Flower Shop Phones: 2 1 2-W - 2 1 2-R

Clothes for the Particular Man Next to Elm's Restaurant Temple Street Easy Payment Plan for Your Convenience

Sul l ivan's Cleaners T A I L O R S PRESS I NG - R E PA I R I N G Phone 629-R

30 Common Street

5 Getchell Street

Waterville, Maine

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Fred

Sterns, '29 H e rbert

George H. Sterns, ' 3 1 S terns, ' 4 1

STERNS Waterville

Compliments of

H OTEL JAMES

Skowhegan Roberts Square

" Th e S tore of Famo u s Brands"

Waterville, Maine

Complimen ts

ROY'S

1 97-A Main Street

Joe's Smoke Shop

1 23 Main Street

CANDY - ICE CREAM - POPCORN CIGARETTES - GUM

Waterville, Maine

A lways Plenty of Bubble Gum

Compliments of

Complimen ts of

JOSEPH A. ROY

Evan g elin e's

REAL ESTATE

Bea u t y Salon

Telephone 768

Telephone 4 1 0

90 Main Street

20 Common Street

Waterville, Maine

Complimen ts

Compliments of

LAUNDE RETTE

I RVI NG A. MOODY J E W E L E R

1 0 Main Street

5 7 Main Street

Waterville, Maine

Compliments

CYR'S WATE RV I L L E D R U G STO R E

ATHERTON'S "Furniture That Makes Friends"

Phone 966

35 Main Street

21 Main Street

Waterville, Maine

Fresh Flowers and Corsages

Compliments of

Carter, Your Florist

Picard's Jewelry Store

Corner Main and Temple Streets

1 2 1 Main Street

Waterville, Maine

C A N A D A D RY BOTTL I N G C O M PA N Y

SMART COLBY STU DENTS SEND T H E I R L A U N D R Y TO

o f Waterville, I nc.

RED STAR

B ottlers and Distributors of

LAUNDERERS and CLEANERS

World Famous Beverages

A utomatic Odorless Cleaning At Its Best

SAMUEL WEIN Webber's Dairy Inc. PASTEURIZED MILK

DRY GOODS

Ready-to-wear-apparel Furnishings for Women and Children Telephone

1 748-M

1 37 Main Street

DATSIS

FERRIS BROTHERS

Hamburgs and Hotdogs

Goodyear Tires and Batteries

Front Street Heated Storage

Waterville, Maine

2 4 Hour Service

For Service, Dependability and Quality

JEFFERSON H OTEL O R I N a n d B U RT

New Owners

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Dext er Dru g Stores INCORPORATED 1 1 8 Main St.

THEY WILL ALWAYS S ERVE

Waterville, Maine

2 Clinton A ve.

YOU THE BEST

Winslow, Maine Telephones:

Waterville Store-2095

W inslow Store-363

LEVI N E 'S Compliments

THE COLBY MEN'S STORE

Whether I t ' s Formal or Informal

ONIE

We Have What' s Needed Ludy, ' 2 1

Pacy, '27

Howie,

GOOD FOOD THE WAY YOU LIKE IT AT

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Harris Baking Company

Compliments of

Farrow's Bookshop

Better Bread CAKE - DOUGHNUTS

1 29 Main Street

Retail and Wholesale

Waterville. Maine

EVELYN CARDIN

TAILORS

LADI ES' SPECI ALTY SHOP

CLEANERS and DYERS

42 Main Street Waterville, Maine Phone 394-W

New Met ro Bowl

Repairing and Alterations on

L A D I ES' and M E N ' S GARMENTS

22 Main Street

Waterville, Maine

Flo's Greenhouses

" Where Friends Meet" 1 86 Silver Street

The Home of Champions 1 College Ave.

Waterville, Maine

Compliments o f

Mowry's Jewelry Store LET US SOL VE YOU R G I FT PROBLEMS

Phone 844

Phone 58

24 Hour Service Two-Way Radio Service

"Look for the White Top"

Stedman's Taxi Service Meets All Day Trains Night Trains by Appointment

Stand: Elmwood Hotel - Room

45 Main Street

Waterville, Maine

Waterville. Maine

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Compliments of

O F F I N E F L A V O R S TO M A N Y O F T H E

DAY'S

LEAD I N G

C O L L E G E S,

J EW E L E RS a n d O P T I C I A N S Established 1 9 1 4

1 30 Main Street

H O T E LS,

AND

R E ST A U R A N TS.

Dolan Flavoring Co.

Waterville, Maine

Portland, Maine

Telephone 207 1

YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON

F R O -J O Y

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