The Colby Oracle 1963

TJ-�E

CHANGE AND

TJ-�E

CHALLENGE

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CHNICALLY, COLBY is merely one of many small New England At the same time, she has a unique character born out of the efforts of her faculty, administration and students. In fact, all those connected with COLBY have a concept of what she should be, their own particular Idea of colleges.

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University. The translation of these myriad thoughts into action has given us COLBY as she is today, as she will be in the future.

We will reason backwards and forwards, presuming that part of our fam:.Jy tree which is now yellowed pictures and memorial buildings tells us just as much about CoLBY as we do.

We will watch us evolve.

Where?

In 1813, the Baptist Association had a title, Maine Literary and Theological Institute, which struggled to become a material phenomenon. The legal technicalities were prolonged and tedious, but finally permission to establish a college at Waterville-on-the-Kennebec was granted.

The Civil War weakened

the college but strengthened its female members, a revolt which has not subse­ quently been stifled.

Nevertheless, the Darwinian progression had, by in large,

regressed when Gardiner Colby contributed enough money to reconstruct us and the name.

1867 - Colby University.

1899 - Colby College.

By the early l 900's, Waterville had virtually surrounded our 30 acre campus.

The passing MCR shook the buildings, stopped classes, and covered the students with soot.

The downtown campus did not allow expansion and was, we might

assume, inconducive to quiet study. imminently desirable .

A larger and more desirable location was

Such a drastic change aroused a great deal of controversy,

On June 13, 1930, the Board of Trustees pup­ lished the statement that ". . . the college, as the means can be obtained and it is feasible, should be moved to a new and more adequate location."

editorials and finally a decision .

We return to our first question, where? Some said Augusta, but Waterville was the sentimental favorite. Soon the college began its pilgrimage to Mayflower Hill. In order to understand the enormity of this move, we must remember that in the l 930's the whole country was trying to crawl to its feet, with little success.

Our plans to raise the necessary three million dollars bordered on the fantastic.

Nevertheless we forged ahead, spurred on perhaps by the insane but highly adequate belief that "things will work out somehow." President Johnson coined the campaign slogan, "a new campus for old COLBY."

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Jens Frederick

ar on wa

cha en to de i n the new campus.

tecture was nominat d "m traditions and the olved variou enu m erat he e

it

In this

en ral atmo phcr

probl m .

th

qu

The planners faced and

bri f bi tor,

can not e en attempt to

ti n of the financing of fraternit cho l and l a

id d, would b built b. the

cl

ay th

ew England

f the colle e. ·•

l t hou h thi

the e, a sam ple i

\·a

Colonial Archi­

t appropriate, con id ring the Old

houses.

d to the fraterniti

.

chool cou ld in ur

to the per onalitie

o

th

m mb r

grandeur creep in the newcom r

·

rath r th n have con iderations of house

d

i ion .

common m n's dining room was

con tructed to further inter-fraternity acquaintance.

The outstandin

problem was mon

om how, howe er, things did work

out and the campu

reached a major

Chapel was th

mi h d bui ldin ; the ot11er

first

while the cam pu

I if

wa

l\

plit b

ta e of completion in

n cla

next mov ment?

the

on

n ,. r

m

po ibilitie

for ex }oration and d ' lopment.

numerical]

increa ed.

character of a Our bet\

mall colle e although

i at time

\

probabl: b h ,.

them elvc .

earin , w a rath

ar

rem in d the

ign of t h i

final but alwa s opens up new

\\ e ha e retained our original

the definition of the word

i

that th

ame; y t '

small

, but i t i

to

investigating our intere t in

has

oundation

part, on how we a

rant.

tudcnt

f all po ible world '' ' ould

have changed.

Jan.

not d th t th If.

\Ve are mo ing in the

The fir t

e were du

ar of i

One

pro rams

to individual lacks

1o t of us ha e enjo ed the challenge of

u jects w

touched, of tackJing a t heor.

1o t r cent! 'in th i our

t

d individu I indep ndence of thought.

the newl' er at d J anuar,

ome failur

ord

"b

to inhabit.

pH itly r ali

more than tho e of the plan

th

functioning entity.

the ne t m u sical theme, the

lthough the Jack of pri a ' con equent to thi

reali in

dull plac

direction of a more saw

For a

ize permits a per on I a ociation bet\ een faculty and students and

en the tuc.lcn

\V

a thorough!

ii nee - where i

The pr viou

Lorimer

e on the h i l l and dormitories down­

town but th n m iraculou ly, i\l ayffow r Hil l ' a After the mu ic come

1932.

were added gradually.

wou ld have probably not otherwise

thou

t incom prehensible.

e qui ent nnial ear w hav ace pted the chal lenge of The

u ce

a cept th

of this n w

chall ng

3

ntur

dep nd , in larg

of our academic career .

The Maine Central Railroad passes through

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Old Campus on the Kennebec River

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MAY

The

propoeed

ca m paa for Colby

new

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1988.

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CoUe1e, which

COLBY COLLEGE SEE�S m

U&-year-old

calion to a new elte two mllea

dt.tant bu been actively r•

awned by th• Colby truaten havlnc

becauaa

been

four yean •Ion.

rrcdf'fd� Lef"M11.

ercau.ct, J.

anotller

mite

at

W1terrille. Me.

NEW CAMPUS

ahelved

for the

after put

of the deprea-

Althousb an occaalonal new colJece bu been atarted on a amall

A

co�;

Tbe campua layout wu

Different Site

tract of aome eoo acre• waa purchaaed by cltlzena of th• community. and preaented to tbe college In 1831.. A cttt from a grad · city.

A

faculty commttteea.

enr••

j

planned

to

further

functlona and

the

academic

atudent Ula of the make th• lllOlt

college, aa well aa to

of tbe tnte....U ns lan.S-pe � 1lbllltlea of the alb. Th• buUcllnp will be of red brick and white trim, ID tbe early American etyle.

The central and dominant atruc­

uate made It po18lble to conatruct the campua drtvea and clear oft the land. The approaching road9 ba v• ture i. to be the library, which, It lnat.ancea In wbicb an old eatab- been partly conatructed by tbe city , .. boped, will be erected aa memo­ Uahed college, with tbe momentwn of Waterville, and rial to Elijah P&rlab Lovejoy, a atretch of more tban century of educa- nectlng the campui with direct Colby graduate who wu ldlled tlonal eervlce and tradltlona behind route from tbe center of tbe city i. Df9UIY a century ago becauae of IWI It, bu propoeed to seek tbe advan- now being built u a WPA project. editorial cruaad• ag&lnat alavery. tacea of a tunctlonally planned Sewer and other 11rvlce uWIUea are The Plana DeKrtbe4 modern INllng laid. nd completely ; 1 The alopln& green ID front of the en : r ick L&non, ottl dal ad· library will be flanked by two row e Fred J. : a auch for drutlc Th• nuon :::: vbory architect for th• AMoclatlon of cla.uroom bulldlnp , the 8Clencea move II found In the· location of the of American Collecea and archltect on one lllde and th• hwnanlU. on pr1Mnt campua, whlcb WLI laid out the recently completed Intern&- th• other. Th• chapel wUI be at on the we>oded bank of the Kenn..

Uonal Studenb Union In Parla, u on• lllde and on a hJ&'ber elevation. bee River on th• oubklrU of a vii- well aa nwneroua college and uniDlqonally to the rear of the lqe.

Since time the llttla vent!y =np tlWI :un� library wW be the men'• rul4enca campu. bu become llUl'rounded by om oned comprlalng groupe, uecu P Water- .... city th• fraternity houae. and IOClal union. viii• and hemmed In by bl1bway, Thi women'• dormltorl• and railroad and river. Thoup tbe union are to be on the oppollte mldl present plant la coDllldered ad.. of the main campua. Thi admlnl9quate for the Um• beln&' . th• Colby tratlon bulldlng and auditorium are truatee. ooncluded, when they tried to be conveniently p near ento formulate a tons-ranee plan for trancu to the campu. thl dty apanaton and improvement, that road . Th• p:E t and plarth• present alte could be eaU. Ing flelda will bl In thl raar of the factory even with the upendltun men'• boualng unite. of Jars• auma .

The plana allow or tutun apan'nae :N... ()oatlrme4 aton of the 00U1... altlioup It la acala

In

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�1. Mter a Hundred Years It' �:n �;a;:wat�1:Un'!:-' tro :!"':C:�i. lb I<> with Proposes to Move to caretull)'

HE project T

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A

r

lege

•

may he mOTed to

new

bulldlns•. thla

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and

well-planned one of tbe ttnt

a

a

a

con-

a

\ \

I

for

that

manufacturing

1::,

of

dormltorle.,

I

athletic

nOt

f

Intended

body at time

the

beln&,

matntatn

pre.nt and

eoo

the

the

atudant

lim it for the oonftrUCtlon

will beatn wbeneftr flmda an band to Incl the lnd1dlDp -

work at

to

thla Illa. No date bu bMD met for th• -pllahmant of thla pal. l'Nlll dant l'nmll1ID W. Joia­ baa __. Uia& sa.000.000 wm ba DMded for the D.. plant. Al­ tbousll Colllr Coll....... ftMlyad

.-.,,. to accommodate a collep of

'fte ....w-t ., c:.a, C.O.a-

Dr. PrukU. w. J--

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First completed building: Lorimer Chapel

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Between oId and new

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Site of new \Vomen's Dorm

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COLBY COLLECJE

THE ORACLE 1963

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ESOVICENTENNIAL

D dicated to our h istorian, rn

t

u mmin farriner

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FACVLTY & ADMINISTRATION

ROBERT E. L. STRIDER, President

ADMINISTRATION, Present and Past, Robert E. L. Strider and John S. Bixler.

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FRA C E S F. SEAMAN Dean of Women

GEORGE T.

Dean of

JCRERSO t n

E. PARKER JOHNSON Dean of 'Faculty

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RALPH S. WILLIAMS Administrative Vice-President

EDWARD H. TURNER Vice-President for Development

ARTHUR W. SEEPE Treasurer

JONAS D. ROSENTHAL Administrative Assistant to the President

RICHARD N. DYER Assistant to the President

WILLIAM A. MACOMBER Director of Adult Education

EARLE A. McKEEN Director of Placement

WILLIAM L. BRYAN Director of Admissions

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ELLSWORTH W. MILLETT Alumni Secretary

CLIFFORD H. OSBORNE Chaplain

REB CC Recorder

C. LARSEN

ERNE T C.

IARRINER

CoUege Historian

IA

L. ROBERTSO

College Editor

JOH

F. McCOY

Director of Schedule

JOHN McKENNA Librarian

GEORGE E. WALON Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

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Humanities

ENGLISH, First Row: R. Mark Benbow, Robert E. L. Strider, John H. Sutherland, Joseph B. Yokelson.

Second Row: Daniel F. Kirk, John I. Iorio, William C. Wees, David Fong, Peter Westervelt.

First Row: Eileen M. Curran, Alfred K. Chapman, Alice P. Comparetti.

Second Row: Irving D. Suss, F. Celand Witham, Richard Cary, Arra M. Garab, Frances X. Mathews. Absent: Colin E. MacKay. ENGLISH,

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WDERN LA GUAGES, First Row: Gordon W. Smith, Henry D. SChmidt, John F. McCoy, John Kempers, Philip . Bither. econd Row: Jo ph F. Carroll, Francisco A. Cauz, David Tanun, Wayne M. Judah, Robert S. Cox. Absent: Archille H. Biron.

ART: C. Abbot Meader, Margaret K. Miller, James M . Carpcnt r, Mrs. McKenna, William B. Miller.

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Ermanno MUSIC: Dorothy Reuman.

F.

Comparetti,

Peter

J.

Re.

Absent:

Archibald W. Allen.

CLASSICS, Seated: Peter Westervelt,

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Standing:

George G. Welch, Jr.

B

INES

tandh1g:

D 11 'l TRATJO, :

Arthur \ .

eepe, Ralph

Yvonne R. Fisher, Walter H. Zukowski. . Williams, Henry . Ccmcry.

Social Sciences

SOCIOLOGY : Jonas O. Geib, King I y H. Birge.

E ·o. 0\.11 S, Seated: Wi!lkr . Bn•ck nridgc. umdi,tg: St41nlcy Bober, Hol�rt W. Pulkn.

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Rosenthal,

Frederick A.

HISTORY-GOVERNMENT: Clifford J. Berschneider, David Bridgman, K. Frederick Gillum, Albert A. Mavernac, Harold B. Raymond, Keyvan Tabari, Marvin G. Weinbaum.

PSYCHOLOGY-EDUCATION: Norman S. Smith, E. Parker Johnson, James M. Gillespie, Paul P. Perez, James L. Fozard.

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. Clark, Clifford H .

PHILOSOPHY-RELIGIOr , First R01 : Mohit K. Haldar, John Osborne. Second Row: G u ta\'e H . Tod.rank Yaeger Hudson, Jay E. Bachracb.

Am SCIENCE, First Row: Capt. Gerard H . Culp, Lt. Col. Harry E . Peterson, Capt. Merrltte P. Woodward, Jr. Second Row: T/Sgt. John W. Parkes, S/Sgt. John M. Maxwell, Jr., M!Sat. John A. Peteraon.

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MATHEMATICS, Seated: Lucille P. Zukowski, Wilfred J. Combellack.

A. Junghans, Homer T. Hayslett, Jr., Norman E. Wheeler.

Standing:

Earl

Natural Sciences

CHEMISTRY: Evans B. Reid,}. Richey, Wilmon B. Chipman, Wendell A. Ray.

Thomas W. Easton, Ronald B. Davis, Allan C. BIOLOGY: Scott, Robert L. Terry.

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PHY IC : W. Beatty.

G OLOGY,

ta11ding:

Hic:ko. , Jr.

eatcd:

Donaldson

luriel Koon ,

B. u tin. harle F.

rthur

. Fairley, Dennison Bancroft, James

Physical Education

on P. WJ!liams, E. Jan t Mnrchant, Gilbc-rt F. Loc-bs, PHY ICAL EOUCATJO , eatetl: landing: K â&#x20AC;¢nn th T. Wcinb I, John B. Simpson, Faith 1arjorie Bith r, John W. Winkin. . Holt, Jr. Ison, Charle arl Gulick,

SENIORS

CAP and GOWN, First Row: A. Sewall, Mrs. Webster, D. Emerson.

Palmer, K. Beganny, P. French, B. Read.

BLUE KEY:

Second Row:

J. W. Miller, P. Vogt, R. Kimball, C. Carey, R. Gula, B. Petrakis.

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M.

:\JOR hs nt:

: . Quirion, P. Frcn h. cwman, O. Trai tcr.

HOLAR

. l

. Proctor, M. Raikes, C. Peters, T. Kellogg.

Phi Beta Kappa

Beth Brown Jean A.

iel on

u an Robert

Fenn

J.

Gula

J on F. Hall Brian G. Laura H .

1cAlar ewrnan

1nth ia J. Peter al l

. Proctor

Anne M. Quirion 1arjorie R. Walton Wi lliam 1 J. With r

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MARCIA A. ACHILLES

XO

Wayne, Pennsylvania

French

Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Freshmen Orientation Com­ mittee 3, 4; Women's Uµion Committee 3, 4; Hangout 1, 2, 3; Dorm Council 2, 3; Outing Club 2, 3; Glee Club l; French Club 4; Junior Advisor.

ADELE H. ACKLEY

A6.II

Barrington, Rhode Island

Psychology

Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Executive Commit­ tee 2, 3, Jeweler 3; Rodger Williams 2; Young Republicans 2; Dorm Council 3; International Relations Club 4.

JAMES B. ADAMS,

III

A6.cl>

New York, New York

History

Alpha Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 3, 4; Outing Club 3, 4.

PHILLIP EDWARD ALLISON

6.KE

Milton, Massachusetts

Economics

Delta Kappa Epsilon 1 , 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Basketball l; Baseball 1; John Marshall Society 2.

JEANNE S. ANDERSON Brunswick, Maine

Sociology

Sigma Kappa 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Chairman 2, 3; EPIC I ; Chapel Choir l; Echo 1, 2, 3, 4, Editorial Board 3, 4; Hangout 1 , 2; Junior Advisor; Subhead 3; International Relations Club 4.

MICHAEL D. ARCHER

ATO

St. Davids, Pennsylvania

Spanish

Alpha Tau Omega 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 2, 3, 4, C<rChairman 4; Freshman Hockey; Varsity Hockey 2, 3; Varsity Tennis 4.

PETER H. ARCHER

Z'.11

St. Davids, Pennsylvania

Spanish

Zeta Psi 1, 2, 3, 4, Rush Chairman 2; Sophomore Class Presi· dent; Student Government Vice-President 4; Freshman Hockey; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4.

A. LAWRENCE BARR

K6.P

Antrim, New Hampshire

French

Kappa Delta Rho 1, 2, 3, 4, Propraetor 2, Alumni Chairman 4, President 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Katahdin Council 1 , 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Chapel Usher 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman 4; Junior Advisor.

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STEPHE C. BARTOW ew York, ew York

AY

Business Administration

Delta Upsilon l, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Chairman 3, TreaSUl'er 3; Football l, 2; Powder and Wig 4; Dorm Counselor 4.

C. BAXTER Pelham fanor, ew York History Canterbury Club l, 2, 3, 4; Powder and Wig 2, 3, 4, Co­ Cbaionan 4; Echo 2, 3; Outing Club l; Library Associates 4.

JO

KAREN C. BEG

n' Lisbon Fall s, Maine

English Literature

Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Oracle 2, 3, 4; Winter Carnival Jee how 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council 2, 3; Dorm ocial Chairman 3; Junior Advisor; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4; Judicial Board 3, 4; Student Government Dining Committee 3; Delta Delta Delta Scholarship 3; \ oman's tudent League cbolarsbip 4; Tra elli Scholar 2, 3, 4: Cap and Gown 4.

WIIlTFORD s. BO ID Dedham, fassachusetts Economics

French Club J, 2, 3, 4; Winter Camiva1 Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Campus Guide l; Vanity Hockey tati tician 2, 3, 4; Student Government Financ Committee 3, 4; Outing Club 4; Ford Foundation Leadership Conttrenoe 4; Pre-Alumni Council 4.

GLORIA BOWERS West Hartford, Connecticut Mathematics

Outing Club 1, 3; Echo 1; Dorm Council 3; Library Associates 4; Rodger Williams l.

MARGA RET B RIGGS Bangor, Maine

XO

Psychology

Chi Omega l, 2 3, 4, Pan-HelJenic Representative 3, President 4; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council 1, 2.

DAVID G. BROMLEY Reading, Massachusetts Sociology

Delta Upsilon 1 , 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Chaplain 4; Baseball I ; ROTC Drill Team 2; Library Associates 2, 3, 4; J.F.A. 4; Student Govern ment Social Committee 4; Channing Murray 4; Dean' List 3.

JEFFERY L. BROOKS Portland, Maine Busine s Administration

Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 3; Varsity "C" Club 3. 4.

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BONNIE T. BROWN Presque Isle, Maine

Sociology

Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 1 , 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Canterbury Club 1 , 2; Hangout 3; W.A.A. 3, 4.

I. MARY BROWN Waterville, Maine

English Literature

Hangout 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 4; Library Associates 4.

MARY E. BROWN Seaford, New York

French

Junior Year in Paris; International Relations Club 2, 4; Spanish Club I; Echo 1; Powder and Wig 1, 2; Class Secretary 2; French Club 2, 4, Secretary 4; Modem Dance Club 2, 4; Folk Dancing Club 1, 2; Dean's List 1, 2; Travelli Scholarship 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma Iota 4.

PETER K. BROWN East Hartford, Connecticut

Art

Soccer Manager 1, 2; Powder and Wig I, 2, 3, 4; Goodwin Speaking Contest 2nd Prize 2.

ANN M. BRUNO Concord, New Hampshire

Business Administration

Glee Club 3, 4; Winter Carnival Committee 2, Chairman 4.

3,

4,

Co­

DIANE E . BUCKLEY Scarsdale, New York

American Literature

Rodger Williams 2, 3; Modem Dance Club 3, 4, Secretary­ Treasurer 3, Publicity Chairman 4; Glee Club 2; French Club l,· 2; Outing Club 1, 2, 3; Powder and Wig 3, 4; Winter Carnival Ice Show 2, 3, 4.

ELEANOR M. BURGESS Wilton, Maine

XO

Mathematics

Chi Omega 3, 4, Social Chairman 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Dance Club 2; Student Christian Association 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 3, 4, Secretary 4; Oracle 2; Junior Advisor; Dorm Council 3.

XO KAREN BUTLER Natick, Massachusetts Chi Omega 1 , 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club I, 2; Campus Guide 2; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4, President 3; Winter Carnival Committee 1 , 2, 3; Homecoming Committee 3, 4.

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JOANNA L. BUXTON East

foriches, Long Island, New York

Psychology

Outing Club I; Echo 3; EPIC I; Donn Council 2; Oracle 3, 4; ational Science Foundation Grant 4.

EDWARD F. B UYNISKI, JR. Cincinnati, Ohio Psychology

Alpha Tau Omega 1, 2 1, 2, 4.

3, 4; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2; ROTC

MARY J. CAHILL

A.ill

Stoneham, Massachusetts

Et1glish Literature Alpba DeltA Pi 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Echo 1, 2; ewman Club 11 2, 3, 4; I.F.A. 2; French Club 2, 3; Library sociates 4.

C RL A. CAITO Providence, Rhode Island

History Tau Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Editot, Historian 2, Alumni Scribe 3; .ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; ewman Club l, 2, 3, 4; Hillel 2, 3, 4; fre hman Tennis; Varsity Tennis 2; Junior Year Abroad.

JANET F. CALI.AHA Lynn, Massachusetts

XO

Psychology

Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Junior Advisor; ewman Club I, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council 2, 3; Campus Guide 2; Hangout 2, 3.

CHARLES W. CAREY Fall River, Massachusetts

Economics Lambda Chi Alpha 1, .2, 3, 4, Rush Chairman 2, 3, 4, Pledge Trainer 2, 3, Treasurer 3, 4; Blue Key, Vice-President; Senior Class Vice-President; Junior Class Treasurer; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4.

ALBERT F. CARVll.LE, JR.

AM>

Lisbon, Maine

Business Administration Alpha Delta Phi l, 2, 3, 4, Pledge Master 3, Vice-President 4: Outing Club I; Freshman Hockey; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4; Junior Advisor; Advisor 4; ROTC 1, 2.

PAUL B. CHADER ecdham, Massachusetts

K�P

Economics

Kappa Delta Rho 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Chairman 3, 4; ROTC l, 2. 3, 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yacht Club 1, 2, 3, 4, S crctary­ Treasurer 2, 3; ROTC DistingUished Cadet 4.

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ROGERS S. CHASE Weymouth, Massachusetts

AM>

Government

Alpha Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club I , 2; Young Republicans 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2; International Rela­ tions Club 4; Camera Club I .

NEIL CLIPSHAM Cleveland Heights, Ohio

TIA�

Physics

Pi Lamda Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 2, Social Chairman 2, 3, Financial Aid Board 3, 4, Marshol 3, House Chairman 2; Yacht Club 1, 2; Outing Club I, 2, 3; Chess Club 1, 2; Freshman Soccer; Varsity Soccer 2; Colby Eight 2, 3, 4.

DONNA M. COBB Bridgton, Maine

XO

English Literature

Chi Omega I , 2, 3, 4, Room Chairman I , Social Chairman 4; Dorm Counucil 1, 3, 4; Women's Student League 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Corresponding Secretary 4; Dorm Chairman 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Echo I; Oracle 2, 3; Folk Dance Club 2; Junior Advisor; Subhead 3; German Club 4; Travelli Scholarship 2, 3, 4; General Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4.

ALAN P . COHEN Brookline, Massachusetts

History

Hillel I, 2, 3, 4; Hangout 2, 3; Outing Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Library Associates 3, 4; Young Republicans 2, 3; Interna­ tional Relations Club 3, 4.

SUSAN COMEAU Orono, Maine

lK

Economics

Sigma Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; 2nd Vice-President 3, 1st Vice-President 4; Freshmen Orientation Committee 3, 4, Secretary 4; Campus Guide 2; Dorm Council 3; Outing Club I, 2, 3; M. L. Madden Award 3.

CAROLYN S . COOK Nashua, New Hampshire

American History

Modem Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Hangout 2; Women's Union Com­ mittee I, 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club I. GERARD A. CORBIN Waterville, Maine

ATO

Business Administratian

Alpha Tau Omega I, 2, 3, 4, Pledge Trainer 3; Freshman Base­ ball; Outing Club 1, Sports Car Club 4.

PETER COUGHLAN Argyle, New York

Philosophy

Zeta Psi I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Music Director 3, 4; Glee Club I; Colby Eight 2.

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DAVID L. COX, JR. Basking Ridge,

ew Jersey

<l?A®

Chemistry Phi Delta Theta 1 , 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, Warden 3, 4, Reporter I, Vice-President 4; Freshman Football; Varsity Foot­ ball 2, 3, 4; Freshman Hockey; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chi Epsilon Mu 1, 2, 3, 4.

CORA�LOUTSE CROSMAN Schenectady, New York

English Literature Mary Low Carver Poetry Prize I. DIANA G. CROSS Wyckoff, New Jersey Chemistry

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Alpha Delta Pi I, 2, 3, 4; Powder and Wig 3, 4; Chi Epsilon Mu I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 4; Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4, Vice-President 4.

TIMOTHY J. DAKIN

Falls Village, Connecticut

German

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Phi Delta Theta I, 2, 3, 4, Alumni Secretary I, 2, 3, Reporter 3; Men's Judicia.rf Board 2, 3, 4, Vfoe-Pres:ident 3, President 4; Dorm Counselor 4; Arnold Air Society 2, 3, 4, Executive Officer 4; ROTC Distinguished Graduate 4; International Relations Club 3, 4; Outing Club I, 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club 1, 4; Student Workshop 4; Freshman Soccer; Varsity Soccer 2, 3; Freshman Baseball; Blue Key 4.

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C. DANFORTH

Dover-Foxcroft, Maine

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Zeta Psi I, 2, 3, 4, Supreme Council 3, Scholarship Chairman 2; Freshman Baseball; French Club I, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2.

MARJORIE DE MOTI'E

Portland, Maine English Literature Canterbury Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Co-President 4; Runnals Union Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Tea Chairman 3, 4; Library Associates 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; IFA 4; Carrie M. True Award 3.

CHARLES T. DE WOODY Cleveland, Ohio Profe11tonal Chemtstry Alpha Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Organization Committee 4; Freshman Soccer; Varsity Soccer 2; Outing Club 3, 4; Roger Williams 3, 4; Canterburr_ Club 4; Library As.sociates 3, 4; Chi Epsilon Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2.

MARY A. DEXTER Baldwin, New York

Psyclwlogy Glee Club J; Young Republicans 2; Outing Club l; EPIC l ; Chapel Choir 3 ; Oracle 3 , 4 ; Student Christian Association I , 2.

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PATRICIA DIANO Southampton, Pennsylvania

Sociology

Colby Community Symphony Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; International Relations Club 3, 4; Powder and Wig 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4; Outing Club 3.

JOAN M. DIGNAM Winchester, Massachusetts

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Delta Delta Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 4, Panhellenic Representative 4; Freshman Cheerleader; Echo 2, 3, 4; Oracle 2, 3, 4; Hangout 1, 2, 3; Newman Club 1, 4; Outing Club I ; Dorm Council 1.

JULIA F. DODGE Gorham, Maine

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German

Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Room Chairman 2; Dorm Council I· Junior Year in Munich; German Club 4; International Relation � Club 4.

ELIZABETH W. DOE Kennebunkport, Maine

Spanish

Young Republicans 2; Canterbury Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4.

JAMES P. DOLIAN Stamford, Connecticut

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Government

Pi Lamda Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Chairman 2, IFC Repre­ sentative 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3; Outing Club l; Chess and Checkers 1 ; Homecoming Committee 4; Baseball 1 ; Debating 3; Leadership Conference 4; Senior Advisor; John Marshall Society 2, 3, 4, Clerk 2, 3, 4; Goodwin and Hamlin Speaking Contests (Judge) 3; Julius and Rachael Levine Extem­ poraneous Speaking Contest 3rd Prize 1; Dean's List 2, 3.

ALLEN A. DONAGHY St. JC?hnsbury, Vermont

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Econ<?mics

Zeta Psi 1, 2, 3, 4; Geology Club 1, 2; Outing Club; Ski Council 1, 2, 3, 4; ROTC Rifle Team 1, 2; Student Christian Association 1, 2; Ski Team 1, 2.

PATRICIA A. DUNN Pasadena, California

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Sociology

Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Sponsor 3, Guard 4; Outing Club l; Powder and Wig 3, 4.

STEPHEN L. EITTREIM Neptune, New Jersey

Geology

Delta Upsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Yacht Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Commodore 3; National Science Foundation Grants 2, 3, 4.

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DIA R. EMERSOI Lexington, Massachusetts French

Sigma Kappa 3, 4 : Journalist 4; Student League 3, 4, Secretary 4; Campus Guide 2; Dorm Chairman 3; Outing Club 1, 2 ; Junior Advisor; French Club 2 , 3 , 4; Dorm Council 1, 2 , 3 , 4, Co-Chairman 3, 4, Social Chairman 2; Oracle 2, 3, Managing Editor 3; Campus Workshop 3, 4; Cap and Gown 4, Secretary­ Treasurer; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; Dean's List l, 3.

IE PORT OY EPSTEIN CO Ventura, California ociology

:fodem Dance Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; Hang­ out 2, 3; International Relations Club 3, 4.

PATRICIA A. EY Lisbon Falls, faine Engli h Literatllre Band 1, 2, Young Republicans 2, 3, 4; Outing Club I. J

I 'ETTE H. FAN Fulton, J ew York

Psychology

Outing Club l, 2, 3, 4; Katahdin Council 2, 3, 4, Publicity 3, Corresponding ecretary 4; International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder and Wig 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 1; Donn Council 3 ; Student hristian Association I.

S. STEIN FE N Hyannis, Massachusetts French

French Club 1, 2, 3; Outing Club l; Echo 2; Dorm Council I; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4; Honors in General Scholarship 2; High Honors in General Scholarship 3 .

W . BRUCE FENN

Dorset, Vermont Economics

Delta Upsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, House Chairman, Execu­ tive Committee 4; Freshman Football; Var�ity Football 2; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Golf; Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Outing Club I, 2; Student Advisor; Robertson Society Medallion 4.

SUSAN FERRIES Barrington, Illinois Economics

Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Secretary 4; Chapel Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Colbyettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader 4; Junior Advisor; Jnterdonn 2; Oracle 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Life Committee 4 .

EDMUND E . FIELD Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey Philosophy - Religion

Outing Club 1, 2, 3; Student Christian Association 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman 3; IFA 4, Treasurer; Campus Chest Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1; German Club l; Philosophy Club 4.

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KAREN FORSLUND Mt. Hermon, Massachusetts

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Biology

Glee Club I; Concert Choir l; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; International Relations Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3 ; Pre-Alumni Council 3, 4.

MARILYN H. FOWLER Fort Fairfield, Maine American Literature

Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2; Student Christian Association 1; Library Associates 4.

IVAN G. FREED Fitchburg, Massachusetts Business Administration

Phi Delta Theta 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager l; Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 4; International Relations Club 4.

PAULETTE R. FRENCH French

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Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Pledge Trainer 3; Band l; Campus Guide 2; Cap and Gown 4; Dorm Council 1; Le Cercle Francais 1, 2, 4, Secretary 2; Chairman of Junior Advisory Program 3; Editor of Woman's Handbook 2; Elsie Award 3; International Relations Club l; Freshman Week Committee 3, 4; Woman's Judiciary 3, 4; Student Government 3, 4; Senior Scholar; Woman's Student League 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Student Government Scholarship 2; Josephine Bodentha Gagnon Award 4; Ninetta M. Runnals Award 4; Charles L. Travelli Scholarship 2, 3, 4.

PETER E. FRENCH Cranford, New Jersey

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Business Administration

Delta Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Alumni Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Pledge Master, Vice-President; Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Freshman Hockey; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 4; Student Advisor 4.

MARGARET FUCHS Washington, D.C. Psychology

Modern Dance Club 1, 2; Student Government 3, 4, Election Chairman, USNSA Committee Secretary, Handbook Committee Secretary; Homecoming Committee 3; Dean's List 3; National Science Foundation Grant Participant.

NATALIE GATES Topsfield, Massachusetts Sociology

Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Canterbury Club I, 2.

MARY E. GIDDINGS Augusta, Maine

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Sociology

Chi Omega I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Colbyettes 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council I , 2; Hangout I; Outing Club I; Guys and Dolls 3; Dorm Social Chairman 2.

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CHRISTOPHER G. VON GLAHN Scarsdale, New York

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History Alpha Tau Omega 1 , 2, 3, 4; Outing Club l; Powder and Wig 1, 2, 3, Head of Construction 2; Sports Car Club 3, 4.

ROBERT P. GLENNAN Syosset, ew York Economics

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Lambda Chi Alpha I, 2, 3, 4, Rush Chairman 2, Social Chair足 man 3, President 4; ewman Club 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Freshman Basketball; Student Advisor 3, 4.

PAUL A. GOLDBERG ew York, ew York Biology Tau Delta Phi l, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Ski Team; Hillel; Outing Club.

STUART H. GOLLINGER ew Haven, Connecticut History Tau Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Custos 4; Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra足 mural Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Society 4.

HERBERT\ . GOTTFRIED West Trenton,

ew Jersey

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Psychology psilon l, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, Curator of Manu足 scripts 4, District Historian 3, Executive Committee 3, 4; Colby Eight 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3, Chairman 4; Tennis 1; Hangout I, 2, 3; Yacht Club Boatswain 4; Winter Carnival Committee 3.

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MARY L. GRANT Bangor,

faine French Glee Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Roger Williams 1, 2; Accompanist for Dance Classes 1, 2; International Relations Club 4; WAA 4.

THOMAS S. GROSSMAN ewton, Massachusetts Philosophy - Religion Tau Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Sld Team; Varsity Ski T,.am 2, 3, 4; Woodman's Team 3; Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4.

ROBERT J. GULA Middletown, Connecticut Cl4uics Echo 2; Freshman Track; Varsity Track 2; Blue Key 4; Library Associates, Vice-President 4; Student Government USNSA Co足 ordinator 4; Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4; Foster Classics Prize l; Bixler Scholar 3.

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BARBARA J . HAINES Willow Grove, Pennsylvania Biology

Sigma Kappa I, 2, 3, 4, Philanthropy Chairman 4; Outing Club 3, 4; Chapel Usher 3, 4; Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Vice­ President 3, President 4; Women's Union Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Advisor; Dorm Social Chairman 4.

JON F. HALL Portland, Maine Geology

Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Manager I, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Maine Intercollegiate Band 2, 3; New England Intercollegiate Band I; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Library Associates 2, 3, 4; Dean's List 1, 2, 3; Alpha Delta Phi Trophy 2; Bixler Scholar 3, 4; High Honors in General Scholarship 2, 3; Symphonic Scholarship Award 3.

STUART G. HARDY Hingham, Massachusetts

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English Literature

Kappa Delta Rho 1, 2, Scholarship Chairman I; Dean's List I. SUSAN A. HASSEL Lakewood, Colorado

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Government

Delta Delta Delta 2, 3, 4; Newman Club I, 2, 4, Secretary 2; International Relations Club 3, 4; Outing Club 1, 2; Dorm Council I.

LEWIS K. HATHAWAY Lexington, Massachusetts French

Freshman Track; Chapel Choir I, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, President 4.

CHARLES E. HAUCK Troy, New York French

Zeta Psi I, 2, 3, 4, Supreme Council 4, Athletic Chairman 4; Freshman Golf; Freshman Hockey.

HERMAN A. RIPSON Auburn, Massachusetts

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Mathematics

Delta Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4.

DAVID P. HUNT Katonah, New York Government

Delta Upsilon I, 2, 3, 4, Editor 2, Secretary 4, Historian 4; International Relations Club I, 2; Outing Club I, 2, 3, 4; Senior Advisor; Soccer I, 2; Tennis I, 3, 4; Yacht Club 4.

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SHERRY R. JACKSO Elmsford, ew York Spanish

International Relations Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 4; Modem Dance Club 1, 2, 4; Junior Year at the University of Madrid.

ROGER B. JEANS Waterville, Maine History

Cross Country 3, 4; Track 1 ARLENE JENKINS Braintree, Mas achusetts

2, 3, 4, Captain 4.

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Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, Chaplain 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1; Juliu and Rachael Extemporaneous Speaking Conte t 1; International Relations Club 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1.

DAVID JOHNSON Zw Lebanon, e Hampshire Zeta Psi 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Freshman Soccer; Varsity Soccer 2, 3; Freshman Ski Team; Varsity Ski Team 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1.

JA fE P. JOH SO Vienna, uguua

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P ychology

Talpha Tau Omega

2, 3, 4.

BEITY D. JOH1 TO San farino, California

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panish

Delta Delta Delta l, 2, 3, 4, cholar hip Chairman 3, Recom­ pani h Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary­ hairman 4; menda 'on Trea urer 3; Outing Club 1, 2; Oracle l; Hangout 1, 2, 3, xecuthe C.Ouncil 2, 3.

FRA CE E. JO ES ew York l ew Rochelle,

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Biology

Alpha Delta Pi I, 2, 3, 4, Activities Chairman 2, Executive C.Ouncil 4; Outing Club l, 3, 4; IFA 2; Canterbury Club I; Library Associates 2.

THEODORE f. KELLOGG orth Granby, C.Onnccticut

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Biology

Senior cholar; Pi L mbda Phi J, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Corre­ cr tary 4; Tennis Manager 1; sponding r tary 3, Alumni Outing lub I, 2, 3, 4.

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RALPH A. KIMBALL, JR. Topsfield, Massachusetts

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Business Administration

Alpha Tau Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Pledge Class 1, Secretary 3, President 4; IFC 2, 3; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 2, 3, 4; Freshman Hockey; Varsity Hockey 2, 3 ; Blue Key 4 , President; Student Government Treasurer 4 .

KIRK R. KOENIGSBAUER Tomaston, Connecticut

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Philosophy

Pi Lambda Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 , President 2, 3, Vice-President 4 · Philosophy Club 3 , 4 , President 4 ; Student Christian Associa: tion 2, 3; Soccer Manager 1, 2, 3; Tennis Manager 1 , 2 ; Powder and Wig 1 , 2 ; Library Associates 3 ; Dorm Counselor 3, 4.

ROBERT F . LAKIN Ellsworth, Maine Business Administration

Zeta Psi 1 , 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4.

HOWARD J. LAMSON Hartford, Connecticut Spanish

ELLEN L. LARKIN Lynn, Massachusetts History

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Chi Omega 1 , 2, 3, 4, Chapter Correspondent 4 ; Red Cross Chairman 3; Togus Chairman 3; Hangout 1 , 2, 3 ; Guys and Dolls 3.

W. BRUCE LAW Port Chester, New York American Literature

Zeta Psi 1 , 2, 3, 4, Delta 2 ; ROTC 1 , 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1 , 2 ; Library Associates 4 .

CONNIE E. LAY West Hartford, Connecticut Biology

Orchestra 1 ; Band 1 , 2, 3 ; Outing Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Roger Williams 1 , 2; Student Christian Association 1 ; Chi Epsilon Mu 3.

CONSTANCE H. LEDERMAN Sands Point, Long Island, New York French

Alpha Delta Pi 1 , 2, 3, Song Chairman 2, 3, Rush Chairman 3 ; Glee Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Treasurer 4 ; Concert Choir 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Hangout 1 , 2, 3 , Executive Member 3 ; WAA 2 ; Senior Council 4; French Club 3, 4 ; Women's Student League 3, 4 ; Newman Club 3 ; Hockey 1 , 2; Tennis 1 , 2; Dean's List 3 .

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A. JAQUELINE LEE Brooklyn, lew York Psycholog

Student Christian ssociation l ; Donn Council 3; Campus Guide 2; Powder and Wig I , 2 3, 4· International Relations Club l 2, 3, 4 , Vice-President 3; Hangout 2 , 3.

DIANE LERNER Lee, Massachusetts Mathematics

Hillel 1 , 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 3, 4· Library Associates 3, 4 ; Senior Council 4.

LIONEL P. LEVE QUE Fort Kent, Maine Art Baseball l ; Band 1 , 2, 3

4.

CHESTER V . LEW1S orwicb, Connecticut Government

Pi Lambda Phi 1 , 2 , 3, 4; panish Club l ; tudent Chri tian Association 2 , 3 ; Outing Club 2 , 3 ; \\ oodsman's Council 1 , 2 , 3 ; Track 3 ; International Relations Club 1 , 2 , 3 .

C HARLES S. LUDWIG Chel ea , Maine German

Delta Kappa Epsilon 3, 4; Glee Club 1 , 2 3, 4, President 4 ; Concert Choir I , 4; Chapel Choir 4 , Band 4 ; Colby Eight 2, 3 , 4, Musical Leader 3 , 4; Guys and Dolls 3; ROTC. ROBERT B . LU T, JR. Cape Elizabeth, Maine

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Business Administration

Zeta Psi 1 , 2, 3, 4, Pledge Master 2, Rush Co-Chairman 3 ; Track 1 , 2 .

JANET F . MACCOLL New York, ew York Biology

Powder and Wig 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman of Make-up 4; Outing Club 4; Library As ociate 4; Biology Assistant 2, 3, 4 .

DOUGLAS S. MAcMILLAN Summit, New Jersey Government

Alpha Delta Phi 1 , 2, 3, 4 .

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THOMAS D. MAcMULLEN Butler, Pennsylvania

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Government

Alpha Tau Omega I, 2, 3, 4 , Usher 2, 3, Delegate to National Congress 4, Vice-President 3, 4; IFC 3, 4; Senior Advisor; IFA 2 , 3, Treasurer 3; Campus Chest 2 , 3, Publicity 2, Treasurer 3 ; Canterbury Club I, 2; Echo I, 2, Circulation Manager 2 ; Oracle 2 .

SANDRA J. MAcWILLIAM Kittery Point, Maine Sociology

Outing Club I, 3; Modern Dance Club 2, 3; Student Christian Association I; Library Associates 3, 4 ; Dean's List I. JUDITH A . MAGALHAES Westfield, New Jersey

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Spanish

Delta Delta Delta I, 2, 3, 4 ; Canterbury Club I; Spanish Club 4; Junior Year in Spain; Phi Sigma Iota 4 .

JESS R . MARCHESE Floral Park, New York

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History

Tau Delta Phi I, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, Vice-President 3, Rush Chairman 3; IFA 2, 3, 4, President 4; John Marshall Society 3; Student Government 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Campus Chest Chairman 2, 3 .

JOHN L. MARTIN Kearney, Nebraska History

Freshman Football; Guys and Dolls 3; Julius Caesar 4; Outing Club 3, 4 ; International Relations Club 3, 4 .

THOMAS G. MAYER Greenwich, Connecticut

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Business Administration

Pi Lambda Phi I; Golf I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Chess Club 2.

BARBARA E. MAYO Leominster, Massachusetts

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French

Chi Omega I, 2, 3 , 4, Personnel Chairman 4; Outing Club . I, 2; Hangout I , 2, 3; French Club 4 ; Dorm Council 1, 2 .

JANICE E. MAZZO West Hartford, Connecticut

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Philosophy

Chi Omega I, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club I, 2; Freshman Cheer­ leader; Colbyettes I, 2, 3, 4; Junior Advisor; Rifle Team 3 .

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CATHARINE A. McCONNELL Brewer, Maine Classics - English

Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Panhellenic Representative 31 4 ; Young Republicans 2 ; Religfous Convocation Committee 1 , 2 ; Student Government 2 , 3; Women's Student League 4 ; Dorm Chairman 4; Outing Club 4; Leadership Conference 4 ; Canter­ bury Club I .

McCUNE San Francisco, California

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Frtmch

Sigma Kappa I, 2 , 3, 4 , Panhellenic Representative 4 ; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Concert Choir I , 21 3, 4 ; Chapel Choir 2 , 4 ; Dido and Aeneas 1 .

JOHN A . McDO ALD Gardiner, Maine Eco1wmics

Phi Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer ·3.

GEORGE B. McLA UGHLIN Beaver, Penns'ylvania English Literature

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Delta Upsilon 1, i, 3 4, Chaplain 1, 2; Camera Club I , 2 ; Outing Club J , 2 3 , 4 ; Men's Judiciary 2 , 3 , 4 ; Yacht Club 1 , 2 ; Varsity Soccer 1 , 2 , 3; French Club I , 2 ; German Club 2 ; Dean 's List I ; John Marshall ociety.

0 JA �E ff.LA Hanover, 1assachusetts Art

Sigma Kappa J, 2, 3, 4, haplain 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Canterbury Club 2 ; I F 3 , 4 ; Hangout 3.

ROBERT J. M TZLER, JR. Welle ley, 1assachu ett

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1atliematic

Zeta Psi 1 , 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2 , 3; IFC 3, 4; Arnold Air Soci ty 2, 3, 4 ; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Group Commander 4 ; Homecoming Committee 4 ; enior Advisor.

MARY . , t 1CHELMORE Foxboro, Massachusetts European Hi tory

Delta Delta D Jta 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Outing Club l; Oreb stra 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Chapel Choir 1, 2; Donn Coun ii 2 ; S nior Council 4; Runnals U nion Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student League 3; Oracle 2, 3, Copy ditor 3.

CO 'STA CE O. MILLER atfck, Mas achu tts

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Government

C h i O m ga 2 , 3, 4 ; Advisor; J fA 3, 4; AslOCiatcs 3; Round m nt Committe 4;

Donn ouncil 1; Campus Guide 2 ; Junior Interna tional Relations Club 4; Library Table 4; enior ouncil 4; Commence­ r shm n Orientation 4 .

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GRETCHEN E. MILLER Lexington, Massachusetts American Civilization

Colbyettes 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 ; IFA 1 , 4 ; Runnals Union Committee 2 ; Outing Club I , 4 ; Talent Show Chairman I , 2 ; Dean's List I, 3 .

JUDITH L . MILLER Collegeville, Pennsylvania Government

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Delta Delta Delta I, 2, 3, 4, Historian 4; Outing Club I, 2 ; Hangout I , 2 ; International Relations Club 2 , 4 , Secretary 4 ; Campus Guide 4 ; Junior Year i n India.

J. WESLEY MILLER, III Springfield, Massachusetts English Literature

Colby Community Symphony Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Manager 2, 3 ; Library Associates I , 2, 3 , 4 , Vice-President 3 ; Student Govern足 ment President 4; Blue Key 4 ; Dean's List l; Hamlin Prize I ; Goodwin Prize 2 .

MICHAEL S. MILLER Hamden, Connecticut Economics

Phi Delta Theta 1 , 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, 3, Rush Chairman 2 ; Newman Club I , 2 .

GORDON L. MOOG Ridgewood, New Jersey

Art

Arnold Air Society 2, 3, 4, Administrative Officer 3; 2nd Prize Architecture Model 3 .

DONALD A. MORGAN West Hartford, Connecticut English Literature

Pi Lambda Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, House Chairman 1 , Athletic Chair足 man 2, 3, Marshal 4; Band 1 , 2, 3 ; Student Christian Associa足 tion I ; Outing Club I. SALLY B . MORSE Springvale, Maine

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German Sigma Kappa I, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4; Echo I, 2 ; German Club 2, 3 , 4 , President 4 ; Chapel Usher 3 , 4 , Co足 Chairman 4; Dorm Council I, 3; Runnals Union Committee 3, 4, President 4 ; Dean's List I.

ROBERT T. MOULTON, JR. Salem, Massachusetts History

International Relations Club I; Freshman Track; Varsity Track Manager 2 .

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SANDRA T. MOULTON Montreal, Canada French

Colby Community Symphony Orchestra I , 2, 4, Librarian 4; Band 1, 2, 4, Librarian 2; Powder and Wig 2, 4; Junior Year Abroad; String Ensemble 4; Colby Symphonic Society Award 2.

DOUGLAS T. MULCAHY Lyme, Connecticut Spanish

Phi Delta Theta 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, 3; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Spanish Club 2 , 3, 4.

INGRID M. MULLER North Haven, Connecticut French

French Club l , 2, 4; International Relations Club 4; Student Council, Cultural Committee Secretary 4; Oracle 4; Junior Year Abroad.

DEBORAH A. MU SELL Boxford, Massachusetts Psychology

Delta Delta Delta l, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Hang­ out I, 2, 3; Outing Club 1, 2; Junior Advisor; Echo 4, Oracle 4.

DIA E L. NELSO West Hartford, Connecticut

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Biology

Sigma Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Assistant Rush Chairman 3; Hangout l, 2, 3; Outing Club l ; WAA 1 , 2, 3 ; Dean's List 3.

JOAN L. ELSO Shrewsbury, Massachusetts French Outing Club l , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Roger Williams l , 2, 3 , 4 ; Youn g Republicans 3; Dean's List 3; French Club 3, 4; International Relations Club 4.

PRISCILLA A. NEWBERT Rockland, Maine

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French

Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Jeweler 3, Recording Secretary 4 ; Outina Club 1 ; French Club I , 2 , 3, 4 ; Student Christian Assodation l, 2, 3.

LAURA H. NEWMAN New York, New York French •

French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Vice-President 2, President 3; WAA Sports Manager 2; Col y Orchestra 2; Library A�socia�s 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club 3, 4, Outfag Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean s Utt 1, 2, 3; Honors in General Scholarship 2; Honors with Distinction 3; Phi Sigma Iota 3 , 4 , President 4; Senior Scholar.

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ANITA J . NOURSE Bridgewater, Massachusetts Psychology

Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3 .

WILLIAM R. NUSSBUM Lexington, Massachusetts

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LINDA S. ORR Suffield, Connecticut Professional Chemistry

Powder and Wig 1 , 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Treas­ urer 4 ; Chi Epsilon Mu 1 , 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4 ; Camera Club 1 ; Outing Club 1 ; Oracle 2 , 3 , 4.

MARVIN C. OSTROVSKY Everett, Massachusetts

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Chemistry

i Lambda Phi 2 , 3 , 4 , Marshal 2 , Pledgemaster 3 , Vice-Presi­ Jent 3, President 4; Band 1 , 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Hillel 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; ROTC Band l ; Chi Epsilon Mu I, 4; Library Associates 2, 4; Dorm Counselor 4; Dean's List 2, 3; Honors in General Scholarship 3 .

NEAL OSSEN Norwalk, Connecticut History

Tau Delta Phi 1 , 2, 3, 4, President 4; Echo 2, 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4; Hillel 1 , 2, 3, 4 , President 3 ; I FA 1 , 2 ; Freshman Football.

MARSHA F. PALMER New Haven, Connecticut

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Psychology Sigma Kappa 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Rush Chairman 3 , Social Chairman 4 , Song Leader 2 ; Hillel 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Secretary 3 ; Student Govern­ ment 3, 4, Secretary 4 ; Dorm Council 2, 3 ; Dorm Social Chair­ man 3 ; WAA 3 ; International Relations Club 3, 4 ; French Club l; Hangout 1 , 2, 3, Secretary 3; Cap and Gown 4 ; National Science Foundation Grant 4 .

SHIRLEY C . PARRY Madison, New Jersey

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English Literature Sigma Kappa 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Historian-Librarian 3 , Scholarship Chairman 4; Dorm Council 1, 4; Band 1 , 2; WAA 2; Campus Guide 2; Echo 2, 3, 4, News Editor 3 .

CYNTHIA J . PETERS

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Westbrook, Maine German Alpha Delta Pi 2, 3, 4 , Vice-President, Pledge Trainer 4, Execu­ tive Board 4; Oracle Assistant Editor 2 , Editor-in-Chief 3 , Senior Editor 4 ; Roger Williams 2, 3 , 4 ; Dorm Council 2 , 3 ; Young Republicans 2 , 3 , 4 ; Music Associates 4 ; German Club 3 4 '· Women's Union Committee 4; Hangout 3; Dean's List 1 : 2 , 3, 4; 1 st Prize Award for Excellence in German 3 ! Senior Scholar; Honors in General Scholarship 3 ; Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4 , Secretary-Treasurer 4 .

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E. PELSO SUS fattapoisett, lassachusetts American Literature

Student Christian Association 1, 2; Outing Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Yacht Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; International Relations Club 3 , 4 ; French Club 3, 4 .

BYR01 PETRAKIS Haverhill, 1assachusetts

6.Y

A merica 11 Literature

psilon l , 2, 3 , 4, President 4; IFC Vice-President 4 ; Delta B l ue K e 4 ; Sophomore Class ice-President; Dorm Coun elor 3, 4; Student Advisor 3; Dean's List I , a-, 3; Philip Tirabassi Award 3 .

ROD EY D. PIERCE Cranston, Rhode Island

A6. ti>

Business Adrti inistration

Alpha Delta Phl J, 2, 3, 4, ocial Chairman 3, Treasurer 4 ; Arnold Air Society 3 , 4 ; ROTC Drill Team I ; ROTC Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, Captain 2.

PAUL PINEO Ogunquit, Maine Economics

Lambda Chl Alpha l , 2, 3, 4; Fre hman Basketball; IFA 3, 4 ; Baseball tanager 3 , 4 ; Religious Convocation. Committee 4 .

E E. PINETTE YVO Guilford, Maine Government

WAA 1, 2; Spani h Club 1 , 2, 4; Outing Club 2; French Club l ; Dean's List 3 ; International Relations Club 4.

DANIEL F. POLITICA Tenafly, New Jersey

K6.P

Philosophy - Religion

Kappa Delta Rho 1, 2 , 3 , 4, IFC 3, 4 , Athletic Director 2 , 3 , Vice-President 3 , 4 ; Track 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Powder and Wig 3 , 4 ; Homecoming Publicity Chairman 4 ; 0.uting Club l , 2 , 3 , 4 .

DAVID S . POOLE Abington, Massachusetts

IIA�

Economics

Pi Lambda Phi 3, 4; Band I , 2 , 3; Hockey Manager RUTH S. PRATLEY Holden, Massachusetts

1, 2, 3,

4.

XO

French

Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1; French Club 2., 3, 4 ; IFA 2 , 3 , 4 , Con:esponding Secretary 3 ; Campus �Chest Co­ Chairman 3; Religious Convocation Committee, Co-Chairman 4 ; Canterbury Club l , 2 , 3 , 4 .

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GAIL PRICE Worcester, Massachusetts Business Administration

Delta Delta Delta 2, 3, 4; Outing Club I , 2, 3, 4; Katahdin Council 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3; WAA 2; Roger Williams 2; Badminton Club 2, 3 .

SALLY A . PROCTOR

��A

Chagrin Falls, Ohio Classics Delta Delta Delta I , 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Chairman 3, Social Chairman 4; Echo 3, 4; Bixler Scholar 3; Senior Scholar.

LAURICE M. PUGLIA North Reading, Massachusetts Mathematics

AAII

Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4; Dorm Council 2, 4; WAA 2, 3, 4, Seer� tary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Water Ballet I , 2; Dance Club 3 ; Dean's List 3 ; Roger Williams I , 2 .

DAVID PULVER West Hartford, Connecticut Economics

Tau Delta Phi I , 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Echo 2, 3, 4, Financial Manager 2, 3, 4; Faces and Places 2, 3, 4, Financial Manager 2, 3, 4; John Marshall Society 3, 4, Quaestor 3; Hillel I , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Orchestra I ; Dean's List 3 .

ANNE M. QUIRION Augusta, Maine French

Delta Delta Delta I , 2, 3, 4, Rush Chairman 3, President 4 ; Newman Club I , 4 ; French Club I , 2 ; Women's Judiciary Board I , 2, 3, 4; Dorm Council I ; Campus Guide 2; Junior Advisor 3; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4, Secretary 4; Cap and Gown 4; Freshman Math Award.

MERRILL C. RAIKES, III Baltimore, Maryland

IIAcl>

Professional Chemistry

Pi Lambda Phi I , 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2; Roger Williams I , 2, 3; Powder and Wig I , 2, 3; Freshman Soccer; Chi Epsilon Mu 1, 2, 3, 4; IFA 2; Student Christian Association I ; Religious Convocation Committee 2; Library Associates 3; Senior Scholar; Dean's List 3 .

BARBARA L . READ

lK

Needham, Massachusetts American Literature Sigma Kappa 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Chief Justice 4 ; Student League 3, 4 ; Dorm Chairman 3 ; Student Government 3, 4 ; Junior Advisor; Cap and Gown 4; Women's Union Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Freshman Cheerleader; Hangout 1 , 2 ; Combined Judiciary 4 ; Campus Guide 2 ; French Club I ; International Relations Club 2; Dorm Council I , 2.

NANCY E. REYNOLDS Medford, Massachusetts

lK

Sociology

Sigma Kappa I , 2, 3, 4, Panhellenic Representative 3, President 4; Colbyettes 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 2; Winter Carnival Committee 3, 4; Oracle 2, 3; Echo I , 2, 3; Hangout 1, 2, 3 .

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CYNTHIA D. RICHMOND orthampton, Massachusetts Psychology

International Relations CJub 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Associa­ tion 1, 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 2 3, 4 .

K 6. P PAUL K . ROGERS, ID e w Britain, Connecticut Phy sics Kappa Delta Rho l, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club l, 2, 3, 4; Katahdin Council I , 2, 3, 4; Ski Council 1 , 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2; Ski Team I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4 .

PAULINE RYDER Waltham, Massachusetts

Mll

Psychology

Alpha Delta Pi I, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 2, Ways and Means Chairman 3 , President 4; Modem Dance Club l; Bad­ minton Club 2 , 3 , 4 , Vice-President 3 , Secretary-Treasurer 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3 , 4; WAA Mmager I, 2 , 3; Powder and Wig I; Dorm Council 2, 3; Alpha Delta Pi Scholarship 3; Delta Delta Delta Scholarship 4; ational Science Foundation Grant.

ERNEST S. SAGALYN Springfield, · Massachusetts

AY

American Literature

Delta Upsilon l , 2 , 3 , 4 , House Committee 2 , House Chairman 3 , Editor 4; Golf 2 , 3 , 4; Soccer l , 2; Yacht Club 4; Library Associates 4; Winter Carnival Committee 3.

AY

OWE Hartford, Connecticut Busaness Administration

Delta psilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Alumni Secretary 4: Hillel Fre h man occer; Fresh man Track.

I, 4 ;

SUS. K. SCHAEFF Say •iUe, ew York

AAA

Economic

Delta D lta Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Chaplain 4; Echo I , 2, 3, 4 , ake-up Editor 3 , Managing Editor 4; Women's Judiciary 2 , 3; Junior Advisor.

RU TH A. . SCHAFER Arlington, Virginia

A6.Il

Engli h Literature

Alpha D lta Pi 3 , 4 , Historian 4; Glee Clu b 1 , 2; Concert oir J , 2; Student Govenunent 2; Donn Council 3; Senior lass crctary.

M ICHA L S. SED R orwich, Connecticut Physics

Hangout l , 2, 3; Oracle 3; Hi11el I, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club Badminton Club 4; ports Car Club 3; Sigma Pi Sigma.

3;

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n SUSAN W. SENKLER Carlisle, Massachusetts Government

Sigma Kappa 3, 4; Hangout 1 , 2; International Relations Club 1, 2; Dorm Council 3.

EDITH-ANN SEWALL Cape Elizabeth, Maine French

WAA 1 , 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Judicial Board 3, 4, Deputy Justice 4 ; Newman Club 1 , 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Presi­

dent 3; Oracle 3; IFA 3; Dorm Council l; Junior Advisor; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4; Cap and Gown 4, President; Delta Delta Delta Scholarship 3 ; Dean's List I , 3 .

A�cl>

JOHN S. SHELDON Chappaqua, New York Economics

Alpha Delta Phi 1 , 2, 3, 4, Rush Chairman 3, President 3, 4 ; Freshman Football; Glee Club 1 , 2 , 4 ; Cheerleader 4 ; Dorm Counselor 4 .

XO

BARBARA D. SIMON Struthers, Ohio Biology

Chi Omega 3, 4; Junior Advisor; Sub-head 3; WAA 2, 3 .

LIZABETH A. SIMONDS

XO

Wayzata, Minnesota

German Chi Omega I , 2, 3, 4, Rush Chairman 3; Oracle 2., 3, 4; New­ man Club I , 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Hangout 2, 3 ; Junior Advisor; Junior Class Secretary; Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4 .

CYNTHIA L . SMITH Trumbull, Connecticut Sociology Glee Club I , 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1 , 3 , 4 ; Colbyettes 2 , 3 , 4 ; Chapel Orientation Committee Chairman Co-Chairman 3 ; Dorm Council 2,

2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1 , 2 , Choir 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Freshman 4; Homecoming Committee 3.

STEPHEN W. SMITH West Medford, Massachusetts American Literature

JUD_Y SPEAR Waldoboro, Maine Philosaphy Junior Year Abroad; Hamlin Contest l; The Country Wife I ; Glee Club l; Chapel Choir l; Leadership Conference 4 .

52

Outing Club

1 , 2; Dorm

JERROLD B . SPEARS Winthrop, Maine Government

Phi Delta Theta 1 , 2, 3, 4, IFC 3, 4 ; Glee Club 1 , 2; Young Republicans 2 , 3 , 4 , Founder and President 2 ; John Marshall Society 3, 4, Founder and President 3; Guys and Dolls 3 ; International Relation Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Senior Council 4 .

R U T H G. SPRINGER Waterville, Maine Biology

Outing Club 1 , 2, 3, Dance Club I ; Hocke

4 ; Ski Council 4 ; Katahdin 4 ; Dean's List 1 , 2 .

Council 3, 4 ;

ROBERT J . STEVE SO ewington, Connecticut Bu.sine s Administration

Outing Club 1 ; Chapel Choir I .

AAA

ELSPETH M . STUART Dover, M achu tt: Economics

D lta Delta Delta 1 , 2; Outing Club I , 2, 3, Dean's List 3 ; French Club 1 , 2 , 3 .

MARY M. STIN Weston Mills, French

AAA

EFORD ew York

Delta Delta Delta 3 , 4 , ctivitie Chairman 3 , 4 , President 4; French Club 3, 4.

CARL W. STINSO Bath, Maine

4;

ewman Club

XA

Economics

Lambda Chi Alpha I , 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Vice-President 3, 4; Hangout 3, Trea urcr; Junior Advisor; Football 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Track 1 .

CHARLES C . STOKES Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Art International Relations Cl ub 1 , 2, 3; Spanish Club 1 , 2; Outing Club 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Hangout 3 ; Powder and Wig 3 , 4 ; Library Associates 2 , 3 .

Mil CHARIS A. STORMS Yarmouth, Maine History Alpha D lta Pi 3, 4; Chapel Organist 2, 3, 4; Roger William s I, 2 , Secretary-Tr asurer 2; Dorm Council J.

53

4;

Glee Club I , 2 ;

GEORGE SWASEY Massapequa, New York Economics

Lambda Chi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, Secretary 4 ; Football l; Oracle 4 ; ROTC 1 , 2, 3 , 4 .

BRUCE SWERLING Newton, Massachusetts

z+

Business Administration

Zeta Psi 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Hillel 1 , 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1 , 2 .

THOMAS McK. THOMAS Mendhan, New Jersey History

Outing Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Katahdin Council 1 , 2, 3, 4; Student Government 3, 4; Dorm Council 4 .

AVA J. THOMPSON Madison, Maine

lK

Mathematics

Sigma Kappa 1 , 2, 3, 4, Assistant Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4 ; Rush Committee 3 ; Sigma Kappa Scholarship Award 2, 3 ; Dean's List 3 ; Junior Advisor.

STEPHEN W. THOMPSON

AXA

Lowell, Massachusetts Economics

Lambda Chi Alpha 2, 3 , 4 ; Religious Convocation Committee; Young Republicans 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; John Marshall Society 3, 4; International Relations Club 3, 4; Library Associates 3, 4 .

JEANNE C. TOUGAS Brunswick, Maine French

Delta Delta Delta 1 , 2, 3, 4; Closed Party Chairman 3; Vice­ President 4; Colbyettes 1 , 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4 ; Teahouse l ; Guys and Dolls 3 .

ELLEN D. TOWER Ridgefield, Connecticut

lK

American Literature Sigma Kappa 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 3, 4 .

DANIEL H. TRAISTER New York, New York English Literature EPIC l ; Library Associates 1 , 2, 3 , 4 , Vice-President 2 ; Music Associates 3, 4; Echo 2, 3, 4, Copy Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3 , Editorial Board 4 ; Pre-Alumni Council 3 , 4 ; Senior Scholar.

54

RAOUL E. TSCHEBULL ATO toorestown, ew Jersey History Alpha Tau Omega l , 2, 3 , 4; Religious Convocation Commit­ tee 2; Outing Club 1 , 2, 4 ; International Relations Club 3, 4 ; po r Car Club 2 , 3, Treasurer 4 ; S ki Team l ; Echo 2 ; Track I .

PETER S . VOGT estfield, ew Jersey

AKE

Amern:an Literature

appa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 4 ; Hangout Delta l , 2, 3, President 2, 3: Colby Eight 1 , 2, 3, 4, President 3 ; Oracle 2, 4 ; ROTC l , 2, 3 , 4 ; Outing Club 4 ; enior Advisor; Glee Club 4, Business Manager; Junior Class President; Library · te 3, 4 ; Distinguished Milit:.ary Graduate; Blue Key. A PETER WADSWORTH Framingham, Ma chusetts H istory Tau De l ta P h i 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , ire-President 2, 3 ; ROTC 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Drill Team I , 2 ; Arnold Air Sode 2, 3 4, President 4; ROTC Flight Program 4: French Club 3; Cheerleader 3, 4 ; Oracle 3 ; Freshman B a ball; Dean's List 3 . lARGARET R . WALL Worcester, ;fas chusetts Sociology Delta D lt.a Delta J, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 ; Chapel Usher 2, 3, 4 ; IFA 3 , 4 .

HERBERT A . WAINER Shaker Heights, Ohio

TA4>

Business Administration

Tau Delta Phi 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; String Group 2, 3, 4 ; Hillel 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Student Advisor 4 ; Freshman Soccer; Dean's List 3; Symphonic Society Award 3.

MARJORIE R. WALTON Moorestown, New Jersey Philosophy

Outing Club I, 2, 3, 4 ; Katahdin Council 2, 3, 4, Recordin g Secretary 3, 4 ; Band 2, 3 ; W A A 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Dorm Council 2, 3; International Relations Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Young Democrats 4; Philosophy Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Library Associates 4; Dean's List 1 , 2, 3, 4 .

FREDERICK A . WATKINS Shaker Heights, Ohio

Z'lt

Business Administration

Zeta P.si I , 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Corresponding Secretary 4 ; Chapel Choir 1 ; Chapel Organist 4 ; Freshman Track; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4 ; Student Advisor 4 .

LILLIAN J . WAUGH Berlin, New Hampshire European History

Colby Community Symphony Orchestra 1 , 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 3, 4 ; French Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 1 , 2 ; Hocke J, 2; Lacrosse 2; Library Associates 4; Symphonic Award 2 : Dean's L i t 3 ; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4 .

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LUCILLE E. WAUGH Berlin, New Hampshire English Literature

Colby Community Symphony Orchestra 1 , 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Co-Chairman 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2; Library Associates 4; Modem Dance Club 1, 2; Symphonic Award 2; Dean's List 2; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4.

J. STEPHEN WEEKS Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts

�KE

Art

Delta Kappa Epsilon 1 , 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Social Chairman 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1 .

DAVID F . WESTGATE Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, Economics

Delta Upsilon 1 , 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 1, Social Chairman 2, House Chairman 2; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Katahdin Council 3 , 4; Yacht Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Team Captain 3, Commodore 4; Oracle 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Senior Editor; Student Advisor 4.

JAMES F. WESTGATE Rockport, Maine Philosophy - Religion

LLOYD WHITE East Lebanon, Maine German

Delta Phi Alpha President 4; Phi Sigma Iota 4; Powder and Wig 4; Dean's List 3; German Club 4, Vice-President; French Club 4, Vice-President.

PENNY

R. OLNEY WHITE Oxford, Massachusetts

XO

K�P

Art

Kappa Delta Rho 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; ROTC 1 , 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 2, 3, 4; Outing Club I , 2, 3, 4; ROTC Scholastic Award 2.

SALLY M. WHITE Waterville, Maine English Literature

Delta Delta Delta 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1 , 2, 4.

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ROBERT M. W H ITELAW Carmel, ew York Geology

Hamlin Speaking Contest 2 nd Prize 3.

CHARLES P. WILLIA M SON, JR. Providence, Rhode Island

6.KE

Business Admini tration

Delta Kappa Epsilon 1 , 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3 , President 4 ; Hocke l , 2 , 3 , 4 · Outing Club, Katahdin Council l , 2, 3, 4; J unior Advisor.

DORI S D. WU.SO Jenkintown, Pennsylvania fat1zernatics

Alpha Delta Pi 2, 3, 4, Registrar 3, 4; Roger Williams l , 2 ; Dorm Council 1 ; I F 2 , 3 ; Alpha Delta P i Scholarship Award 3 .

JOHN M . WILSO Centerville, 1assachus French

tts

Z'll

Zeta Psi 1 , 2 , 3, 4, upreme Council 3 ; Glee Club I ; Baseball l , 2 , 3, 4; Cla s Vice-President 3; Outing Club 2, 3, 4; Student Advisor 3 , 4 .

JO- N . ' W 'CZ West Hartford, Connecticut Art

igma Kappa J , 2 , 3 , 4; Fresh m a n h · rlcadcr, Varsity 4; J F 2 , 3 , 4 , Recording cc:rctary 3 , 4; � l odcrn Dance lub 3 , 4 ; Dorm Council 3.

WI Ll I H. W ITH RELL West boro , fa sachusetts

T.H>

Economics

3, 4 , Trca urer 4; tudent Tau D l ta Phi J , 2, 3, 4, J h ri tian 1\ ociation l , 2 ; John l\larsha l l ocicty 3, 4; Round Table 4 ; li brary As�ocia tl'S 1 , 2, 3; Frc hman Cheerleader; Echo 3 , 4, Fditorfa l Board; l nrcmational Relations lub 3 ; Student Advisor 4 ; igma Pi igma 2 ; Dean's List 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 .

BRI .

G.

1c

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Watetvill., Main

hem i try

D a n 's L�t ) , 2, 3, 4: Honor in Gene ral Ad\.iSOr 4 .

ATHA

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Holl)·wood, Jllinoi�

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cholarship 3·

tudent

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conomics

57

58

With the ability to grasp and to perceive th at comes with one is apt to see a similarity and repetition of events th at sets a pattern for life. The length of da s is all too like! 1 to be u nbroken by sudden or unexpected e ents. Even age

more so, the college •ear, with its clear d istin ctions same emester arrangements, fixed holida s, usual college events and activities, and same daily fu nctions, tends to make the similarity more pronounced .

\Ve of the senior class, howe er have een four . ear each of which contained certain distinctions th at set i t off from the fast. A recollection of the period 1959 to 196 3

will li kely shol four year any that will follow.

u n like an

'\ e have seen the labor of man

of the preceding and

bear fruit in the form

of two magn ificent additions to the campus - the Bixler M usic and Arts B u ilding, and the Eu tis dmini tration B u ilding. \ e have seen a large part of the library et aside for extra, late-hour stud ' pu rpo es, as a result of student interest:

ow we see the grou nd prepared for a new

women's dormitory.

The incen tive given CO LBY by the Ford Foundation will, we are sure , set the pattern for even more rapid growth .

Few could have been more fortun ate in sharing four years of an ever im proving and expanding entertai nment.

We have danced to the bands of Wood 1altby and Urbie Gree n .

Hennan, Richard

We have spent man

enjoy­

able weekends in person with Josh Wh ite, the Brothers fou r. the Highwaymen , Dave B rubeck, and of course, our own Colby

ight and Colbyettes.

nderson , "Guys

and

Doll ," the

or will we forget J udith Berlioz Requiem,

the

"The Time of Your Life," the one hu ndred car cavaJcade to

•

faine,

the

e quicentenn ial Convocation with guest tan ton , or the lon g but worth�

speakers Handl i n , Peil , and while trips followin g the

ast's top hockey teams.

We have, i n fact, witnessed what ma well be considered a revolution in the social and academic spheres. Ours was the year of the i n titution of the January Pla n , as COLBY has

been ever more aware of i ndi idual responsibility. We have seen the initiation of a sen ior honor system, one of the fi rst of its ki nd in the U n ited States. The increased awareness of social recogn ition also became a reality with the in troduc­

tion of co-ed d i n ing, increased class social fun ctions, and pla n s for in tegrated j udicial boards.

In short, we , the one-h undred-fiftieth class of CoLBY CoL· L E G E , have seen four extremely in teresti n g and rewarding years. The e were made po sible by our experiences, col­ lege facilities, and ever in creasing resources.

5

Senior Class History

ACTIVITI ES

Inside the Miller Library Clock

62

The last few months of second semester Bed quickly by toward finals and then , at last, to summer vaca­ tion .

E.C.

History of the Year

The CoJb

l u les were cheered loudl into the semi-final , and J ack Kelle , ' as elected

.C.

March 1 962 -

Coach of the ear by the ational Collegiate Hockey Coaches As ociation . The la t fe,. games were watched with mixed feelings , for this was to be Kelley's last year as Coach of the l\ l ule ; in the fall he would head for his Ima l ater, Boston niversity.

March 1 963

Powder and Wig's production of ''GU)'S and Dolls'' was long to be remembered, as strains of ''Luck Be A Lady ' could be heard all the wa through fin als. I n

t h e spring, t h e group produced three other successful pla : Christopher r ' "PhoenL-< Too Frequent;" George Bern ard ha' 's "Dark Lad of the onnets>'' and A n ton Chekov'

" 1arriage Propo al."

A nother

highlight of the season was Dame J u dith A n derson, ho played House.

1 edia and Lad

f acbetb at the Opera

A group of twelve Ch ilean studen ts spent two weeks at CoL B Y in an expe rimental program in interna tional

living.

The students attended clas

es,

shared in extra­

curricular activities, and noticed what the called the "amazing friend line s" of e eryone at CO L B Y .

Gabrielson lectures in t h e spring included 11Frencb Politics

and

u ropean

I n tegration,"

Stanley Hoffman of H arvard ; "The

by

Profes or

orth Atlantic

Community in the Perspecti e of American Foreign Policy," by Professor Henry Kissenger; and a lecture on '

ATO and Western Defen

William E merson .

1r. Amas

e , ''

by Yale professor

ath Pandeya, a visit­ ing Professor of History poke on "T' o Decades of I ndian History. " Dr. Fran kl, au thor of From Death Camp to Existentialis m , the book of the ear, was one of the most warmly welcomed lecturers in the history of COL B Y . C oL B Y found itself j u s t a s proud t o hear the Berlioz Requiem performed for the first time in Maine u nder the direction of Professor Re.

J n spite of slightly rainy weather, a large force of students, rake , hoes, and baskets were victorious over the winter's destruction on the annual Johnson Day. Greek Sin g, likewise, was threatened by rain , and had to move from the Library tep into the Chapel ; Tri­

Delt and K . D . R . emerged victorious. Directly follow­ ing came the faculty's not-so-Greek drama.

President trider in blue jeans deaned u p the Spa 8oor and chugg d his beer at Onie's while other faculty

ing Greek

members performed as graceful and leggy balleri nas; however, the tanding ovation went to Alice.

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President Emeritus Bixler attends Johnson Day Picnic

Janitor Strider

Prima Ballerina Kellenberger

64

Earl in September, with the weather like that of mid ummer, the eager cla of 1 9 6 6 arrived with copies of Dan te's " I n ferno" and Frankel's From Death

Camp to Existentialism. tucked in their crowded suit­ The had the campus to themselves for just three short da. s of the traditional Freshman Week before the u pper cla smen swanned upon them to

cases.

begin Freshmen hazing.

U pper cla

men were presen ted with the pleasant

surprise of the elimination of the long and hectic registration, and before they knew it classes and the Soon hour

rush to the boo k store were in progres . exams and papers

\

ere assigned, and those upperdass�

men who thought they had grown used to the shortened semester were just as surprised as the freshmen .

The fall was fu ll o f all kinds o f activ1ties.

the traditional events , many special one

B e ides

were added

d ue to the Sesquicentennial Celebration and the Ford Foundation grant.

September produced man

sports events, the successful acthritie ginnin g of fraterni

ru hing.

Pr

exciting

fair, and the be­

ident

trider

poke

at the All-College-Con ocation and explained the mean­ ing of the Ford Foundation G rant and the

e quicen­

tennial Year. Bob GuJa pre en ted a piano concert which began the series of tures and concerts.

Freshman confusion ends in

tudent Go emment sponsored lec­

new ccred lou n ge and long

awaited co-ed dining room were opened .

Fall events includ d the

e qu kenten nial Convoca­

tion ' ith Oscar Handlin, Frank Piel as guest speakers.

tanton , and Gerard

On Parent's Weekend the Phi

Beta Kappa lecture featured the Irish writer and critic Sean O'Faolain . Thi l ctu re, a r pl ' to C . P . Snow's "Two Culture ," was well attended by both students and parents who had just arrived wondering why we were too bu . to write home . On the following day a luncheon for the par nts preceded the Trinity foot­ ball game at which the Homecoming Queen Candidates

were presented . A n evening of music was a welcome relaxation after the events of the day.

Although the white bear from f aine trampled upon the Co L B Y l u le, Homecoming was a success. Vickey Rubin made a charmingly vi acious queen , and Oscar Brand provided the tradition a l , yet in this case exciting

Friday nigh t Concert. Chi Omega tramped to victory in the Roat contest through the unexpected snow fall.

Classes as usual .

65

Chi Omega exhibits its Sesquicen tennial float

66

Removed from the field of Victory

Carry On r

67

Vickey learns that she is queen

Powder

and

Wig provided much

entertainment

original manuscript to England.

Students sat in the as

through the presentation of several successful plays.

aisles to hear Dr. Todrank's lecture given

In "Julius Caesar," Dr. Suss and the drama department

were his final words to humanity.

experimented with many technical innovations. "The Judge," written in the tradition of the Absurd Theater

N. Pittinger's "Christian Thought and Progress Philoso­

by faculty member Mr. Wees, and Edward Albee's first dramatic success, "The Zoo Story," incited spirited

tradition to the changed ways of the 2 0th century, was thoroughly enjoyed. Musical events warmly applauded

discussions in classrooms, the spa, and Onie's.

were a performance by the Abbey Singers, the Juliard

The book of the year, Lewis Carroll's Alice in Won­ derland, was another subject of discussion at COLBY.

Symphony and Glee Club.

phy," in which he advocated the adaptation of Christian

String Quartet and a Christmas concert by the CoLBY

This concert afforded a

momentary glimpse of approaching Christmas through

The opening witty and interesting Averill lecture on this book was given by Dr. Luther Evans, past librarian

of Congress, who was responsible for the return of the

if these

The Reverend W.

the blurred eyes of the students who anticipated the _

68

impending disaster of finals.

Lectures,

1 usic and the eternal student

69

Jan uary Plan , with boo ks , boo ks , and more books, sped by.

Those students who remained

on campus fou n d the month filled with all kinds of even ts.

Lectures and concerts were plentifu l ,

and a wide range of topics were covered .

Those

who were not already on crutches or weari n g sli ngs m ade frequent trips to Sugarloaf or took advan tage of the skiing lessons on campus.

Toward the end of the month Win ter Carnival was held .

M an y of the students who had been

studying off campus returned for this weekend which included the annual ice show, all-college d ance, Satu rday afternoon concert featurin g the Tarriers, an excellent folk singi n g group, and the Ette-Eight concert on Sunday. M argie Briggs, Delta Kappa Epsilon's candid ate was the charm­ ing q ueen of the weeke n d .

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Powder and Wig ano, L. Orr .

Standing :

Seated :

a. McGillicuddy, P. Di-

R. Hamburger, T. Curtis, D. Vogt.

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Costume Preparations for Julius Caesar.

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Oracle

eated : Brennon, D. Westgate, \

B. J . Campbell, C. Peter , Dowden, C. Inger.man.

Under the leader hip of Susan Curi , editor, and Carlton Winslow, business manager, the members of the ORAC L E staff have attempted to paint an accu­ rate picture of events during 1 9 6 2- 1 9 6 3 . The most important innovations are jn honor of this the sesqui· cen tenn ial year. The special section and the intro­ ductory "Change and the Challenge" consist of student contributions dealing with the past, present, and future of Colby. It is hoped that the new sections will stimu­ late student awareness and action .

. Curi, C. Winslow .

tan.ding :

J.

Publirotions

As R ichard Pious, Susan Schaef'f, and eal Ossen hand their positions as editor-in-chief, managing ed­ itor, and business manager to onnan Dukes, ancy Saylor, and Richard Geltman , respectively, it is ex­ pected that the ECHO will continue to fulfill its function as a EWS-paper .

The Library Associates, an organization designed to promote in tere t in English and American Literature, is compo ed of both student and faculty members.

The group sponsors four lectures per year. The " lby Library Quarterly'' is sent to alumni, thereby keeping them in closer contact with the school.

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Echo

Floor: J. Martin, C. Cousins. Seated : J. Wood, N. Saylor, D. Pious, S. Schaeff, N. Ossen, J. Lewis. Standing : P. Pierson, B. Kreps, J. Lapides, R. Gould, W. With­ erell, R. Geltman, E. Baker, B. Lytle, C. Marquez, P. Fellows, D. Pulver, J. Anderson.

L ibrary Associates Standing :

s eated :

J. Baxter, J. Maccou, M. Walton.

R. Gould, S. Schoeman, B. Lytle, D. Minahan.

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Student Government

seated : R. Gula, M. Palmer, J. Miller, P . kkerson, B . Read, P. French, G . Koch , S. Webster, Archer, R. Kimball. Fir t row : G. A. Smith, T. Dakin , S. choeman, A. Cohen, S. Thompson, M. Fuchs, P. Pierson, F. Seaman. cond row : T. Thomas, M. Donaldson, E . Thorson, J. alisbury.

Seri.Jice Organizations Student Government is the parent organization of all student activities at Colby. It admin isters regulations for student life, and acts as a sounding board for campus opinion . From the student activities fee, Student Government distributes some $ 3 0 ,000 an­ nually to the various campus organizations.

A member of the U nited States Nationa1 Student Organization , C.Olby tudent Government is composed of four officers, a social chairman , and a U . S . .S.A. co-ordinator who are elected in the spring of each year, a representative from each service organization, and nineteen student and student-faculty committees.

Under the leadership of President J. Wesley M iller, vice-president Peter Archer, secretary Marsha Palmer, and treasurer Kim Kimball , Student Government spon­ sored many traditional and several new activities. An essay contest for freshmen on the subject, "Dante's Vision of He11 and Its Relevance in the World of Today," wa held early in the fall. The institution of a concert and lecture series for the purpose of pro­ moting scholarship, taking cognizance of local talent, and helping to raise the academic tone of the college prov d highly ucce ful. Lecturers included Dan

Traister, Wes Miller and Steve Schoeman , those who gave concerts were Bob Gula, Shannon McCune, Carlos Ionta a, Mr. Kenton Stewart, and the Chapel Choir.

Other projects undertaken by the Student Govern­ ment in the past year included a revision of some of the ocial rules of the college, surveys whjch were taken in an attempt bring to the foreground student opinion on pertinen t issues, and steps were taken to increase class activities, and thus insure a "class u n ity."

Student Government decided in the fall to partici­ pate in the U . S . N .S.A. Academic Freedom Project.

This project involved the careful analysis of student rights presently in force on campus. Work was under­ taken to obtain a formal, written , guaranteed bill of student rights and responsibilities from the adminis­ tration Special committee were formed for this purpose.

The social committee proposed rules and special programming for the new co-ed lounge and co-ed dining room ; these were made successful by the efforts of the committee. Social events, on the whole, became more frequent, as did student interest in campus problems.

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Inter-Fraternity Council

Witherell, B. Henkel.

Standing : Cottle, J. Speers, J. Crawford.

seated : B. Petrakis, N. Butler, w.

T. MacMullen, R. Drewes, J. Dolian, R. Metzler, W.

The Interfraternity Council, representative of the ten fraternities on campus, acts as a judiciary body which sets rules and regulations particularly in regard to rushing, and acts as a discussion group for the purpose of solving common prob­ lems. It provides any needed information about fraternities or fraternity life.

The Panhellenic Council, composed of two delegates from each of the four sororities, directs sorority activities, controls rush, distributes all­ sorority notices and, in conjunction with the In­ terfraternity Council, participates in Homecom­ ing Weekend, Greek Sing, and philanthropic projects.

In the future, the officers plan to re­ evaluate the constitution and by-laws, and to hold an area workshop for improving rush period.

Pan-Hellenic Standing :

.

Seated : N. McCune, J. Eielson, B. Carr.

J. Dignam, S. Tozier, C. Wulling, J. Martin, C. McConnell.

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Women s Student League fnllr on, D. D. I tti on,

obb. . 1 I

eared: J. l i l nu, P. rcn h , D. ta,,ding: J . R ulon, . d rm n, M. P h illip , K. 1 i <'n, L. H kell , ad, B. Cordon . onnell, B.

en ior Honor Dorm ' a ucce ful l y con t i n ued , and ever I ru les go ern i n g the u nderclass women were revi ed . mong the e e n ts ,. h ich ' ere sponsored by the League were the A n n u a l R u m mage Sale, the prin g B a nquet at wh ich tudents enjoyed a program of fol k mu ic, n d the fe t ive Ch ri tmas B a n q ue t . I n addi tion t o the e e en ts, t h e League spon ored the \Vomen's H andbook, and a Last Lecture e ries where­ in the lectur r spoke a if thi were the la t lecture h e ' ould e er b e a b l e to gi .

Earl in the fal l , the Leagu pon ored it a n n u al campu work hop at wh ich a ' ide repre entation of students facult , and ad m i n itra t ion were pre e n t to di cu curre n t i ues pert i n e n t t o ampu l i f . T h e th me of t h e work h o p wa "Colby Goi ng Fon a rd . " uch probl m a th college n ws­ pap r, th frat r n i t tern , and tud n t-facult rela­ t ion h i ps were d i cu ed .

h tuclent League Execu t i e Board , which con i t of rcpr n tative e l cted from the \ a riou uni of the ' omen' di i ion , i re pon ible for e tabli h i n g a m i n i mum of rule for ucce ful group Hving and for main tain i n g a maximum of indiidual and group re p n ibilitr. The form of government und •r '' h ich th board op rat is the Colb \ t m, an h onor y tern \ hereb) each girl i respon­ sible for a c t i n � honorably her elf and for n couragi n g imilar t i o n on th p rt f o t h e r .

I t hold r gular m cting whi h nv lby girl i i n vited to attend and \'oice her opin ion i n the form ation and admini tration of it J ici .

Jn t h i wn th T eagu act i n i ts a pa it� a o u n d i n g bo. rd for tud n t opin ion and a a link betwc n the ad m i n i tr t ion , facu lt , , and tudent . nd r t h I ad r h i p of Pr id n t Pol ly French, in a t t m p t i n g to c t nd th th Bo rd \ • \' r · ac:ti i n d h icl u a l r pon ibi l i t \ of ·ac.:h wom a n tud n t . The

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Men S Jud�ciary ing:

Seated: J. Fredrickson, T. Dakin, R. Drewes.

N. Butler, J. Salisbury, N. Dukes, J. O'Connor, G. McLaughlin, E. Spitzer.

Women s Judiciary Standing :

Stand-

..

Seated : L. Sterns, B . Read, E. Sewall, A. Qumon.

D. Brown, H. Sewall, J. Martin, B. Buis, K. Beganny, P. French, A. Owens.

The Women's Judiciary Board serves for the pur­ pose of hearing cases which involve serious infraction of the Colby System, and for counselling and giving corrective measures. It is also responsible for con­ tinually re-evaluating the Colby System , and for pro­ posing corrections and changes when they are neces,­ sary. Its ultimate aim is to see that the standards of the Colby System are upheld .

The Men's Judiciary Board, consisting of three men elected from the freshman class each spring to serve for the next three years. The chief justice, this year Tim Dakin, is elected each spring from the representa­ tives of the current junior class.

The Board hears cases involving any infraction of Student Government regulations or college rules. Its recommendations are referred to and acted upon by the dean of men . The Judiciary Board also serves to counsel those students before it, and to eliminate the cause for infractions of the rules of the college.

The Board consists of three members elected from each of the upperclasses, two freshmen , the Student League president, and the chief justice, an appointed position held this year by Barbara Read.

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Colby Eight

The Colb 8, led by Cy Ludwig and Ben Beaver, is ha\'ing a busy yea r.

In the fall they sang at several of the campus eve n ts such as Homecom i ng, Paren ts' \\'eek n d , and va riou banquets.

The also traveled to Bo ton to ing a t a d i n ner put on by the State of � l ain .

With s t.ral new arrangemen ts done by m mb r of th gr u p , th . have a la rge va riety of mu ic at t h •ir com mand . pring plan i nclude trip to f i higa n , t . J awr ·nc • , and th niv r it of ew Hamp hir ·.

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Musical Organizations

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Chapel Choir

First row: J. Guptill, M. Gourley, B. Chamberlain, c. Sever­ ance, S. Hayward, L. Daman, J. Craig, C. Storms-organist, M. Kouba, L. Egbert, M. Wheeler, N. McCune, C. Smith, S. Ferries, F. Holmes. Second row: J. Wheeler, P. Vogt, J. Moody, R. Osborne, W. Burgoyne, C. Ludwig, N. Baxter, G. Bowie, C. Mabee, P. Nester, J. Workman, R. Waddington, K. Steward.

Singing under the direction of Professor Peter Re, the Colby College Glee Club has had a very busy and successful year. The group sang at college con­ vocations and presented various concerts throughout the year. In the fall they performed at the Lovejoy Convocation and took part in the Combined Colby Community Orchestra and Glee Club Concert. At that time the Glee Club presented The Cherubic Hymn by Howard Hanson, The Christmas Anthem by Henry Purcell and Jubilate Deo by Giovanni Gabriell.

The Glee Club also presented a benefit concert for the Coburn Classical Institute Scholarship Fund and a wonderful selection of Christmas songs at their Annual Christmas Carol Concert. The Glee Club also recorded a tape for C . B . S . radio and a video-tape for a Maine television channel. Among the many pieces performed by the Glee Club were Glory to God on the Highest by Randall Thompson, 0 Clap Your Hands by Vaughan Williams, and Jubilate Dea by Henry Purcell. Through­ out second semester the Glee Club continued to per-

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form at convocations and presented several concerts.

Officers of the Glee Club this year were Cy Ludwig, President; Peter Vogt, Business Manager; Susan Fer­ ries, Women's Secretary and Lawrence Schulze, Men's Secretary. Martha Farrington and Nancy Pendleton were Glee Club Librarians.

The Concert Choir participated in all the activities of the Glee Club and went on a concert tour in the spring. Their main stops were at the Town Hall in New York and at various dinners held in conjunction with the Ford Foundation Fund Raising Drive.

The Chapel Choir this year was under the direction of Mr. Kenton Stewart. Besides singing at the regular morning services at the chapel, the Chapel Choir per­ formed a Christmas Concert on December 6. The concert included a selection of Christmas Carols, a reading by Chaplain Clifford Osborne, Ron Nelson's The Christmas Story. Chaplain Osborne narrated and Cy Ludwig and Peter Vogt were the soloists.

The i nstitution of the Colby Folk Song Society this year h as added to the appreciation of m usic of the life and lore of the people here at Colby and its i n formal approach h as met with evident success. The objec­ tive of the group h as been to al low the members of the Colby community an opportunity to sing, listen to, and learn more about folk music. With this objec­ tive in mind the club h as provided meetings once a week and hootenan ies in the co-eel lou n ge . The group also arranged for co-ord inate hootenanies and con­ certs with the U n i ersitv of 1aine, U n i ersity of 1assachusetts, orthea tern , Boston University, Boston College and the 1assachusetts Institute of Technology. _

The oc:iety has begun a lending library of folk son g records and magazines and large private collec­ tions of member have been made a ailable.

In the new Folk ong ociety li teners as well as performers are welcome and all are invited to participate in the di cu sions and sin ing of the e elections from a most in tere ting branch of music. Officers of the Society tb i vear were Co-Presidents Jerry hapiro and Gordon Bowie, ecretary oi Lyman , and Treasurer lane, G ree n .

The Colb · College Band under the direction of Dr. rmanno omparetti had an exdting ear of foot­ ball game and concerts. sisted b 1 r. Kenton teward, Dr. Comparetti d i rected the band at a fall concert on i o ember l 7 . The ba nd also plaved at the football games and at the concert for Parents' Weekend.

Joint concer were arranged with the niversity of ew Hampshire and the U niversity of

Fo lk Song Socie ty

�tanding :

H. Grand, A.

P. BUI, C. Hayn

s.

seated :

hroop, R. Monblca u,

Vermont to be held in the spring.

Colby was also host to th e 1 9 6 3 In ter-Collegiate Band Festival on pril 1 2 and 1 3 . All the college bands in Ne� E�g­ land were invited to participate u nder the d i rection of Paul Laval guest conductor.

The Colb Community Symphony Orchestra, com­ posed of students, faculty, �d m usicia i:i s from �e \\ aterville area celebrated its 2 0th anmversary this year.

U nder the d irection of Dr. Comparetti t? e group played at the Combined Colby Commu mty Orche tra and Glee Club Christmas Concert on December 2nd. The program included the Overture to Didon by iccalo Piccinn i , The 1 agic H arp by Franz chubert, The 0 erture to Corialaneus by Lud­ wig van Beethoven , Trumpet Tune by John Stanley and oel ui e b Lou is C. Daquin , and Prelude, Choral and Fugue b J. . B ach . The orchestra also accompanied the Glee Club.

The Youn People' Concert was presented by the Orche tra at the Opera Hou e on March 17 and the ann ual pring Concert took place on April 2 8. Virgj nia Rubattan wa isiting piano oloist .

Among the mo t enjoyable pieces performed by tbe orche tra th is vear were oncerto in C f i nor o. III for Piano and · Orche tra b, Beetho en, Symphon · i n i f ozart, Corialaneus OverFlat M ajor o. 3 9 b ture b Beethoven, FingaJ's Ca e Overture by Men­ del sohn and Le Carna al des An imaux by aint aen . The final e ent in the Orchestra's bus and successful season was the Commencement Concert on J u ne 9th.

J. Shapiro, L. Lym a n , . Flo d,

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. Green, G. Bowie. . Thor on, C. Mabee, }. A ll e n ,

This year, as in the past, the Colby Out­ ing Club enjoyed an active and successful schedule of events.

U n der the capable Forslu n d , Jean nette Fan n i n , and M idge Walton , COC engaged in such activities as moun tain climbing, skiing, sailing, and square dancing.

COC is designed to ac­ quaint Colby studen ts with the many recrea­ tional opportunities in Maine; members of the Katahdin Council make each of the various activities en joyable and instructive.

Modern Dance Club Wincze, J. Manegold.

M. Brown.

First row: B. Haines, J. Second row : L. Aranovitch, C. Epstein, S. Jackson,

The ski council, headed by Peggy Chand­ direction of Donn Springer, aided by Karen ler and Terry Rogers, keeps the Colby ski slope in condition throughou t the year. Next fal l , they hope to i nstall a T-bar on the h il l .

During t h e win ter season the s k i council sponsors buses to Sugarloaf i n Kingfield, M aine.

This win ter, Warren M iller en­ thralled Colby skiers with his excellent movie, "Arou nd th e World on Skis . " T h e Woodsman's Council sponsors the Woodsmen's Meet at Homecoming, which this past fal l was won by Kappa Delta Rho. Every fal l the cou n cil participates i n meets with other schools, including Maine and M iddlebury. The Woodsmen are responsi­ ble for a certain stretch in the Appalachian Moun tain chai n , which they must maintain each year. Led by M arty Dodge, the Woods­ men enjoyed a very busy year.

This fal l , the Yach t Council got off to a fine start with three new sailboats.

With Dave Westgate at the helm , the cou ncil participated i n several meets in the fall , competing with such schools a s the Coast Guard Academy, M iddlebury, and Boston U n iversity.

Winter Weekend Committee

First row: A. Bruno, K. Eskesen, S. Saabye, S. Walker, P. Mille� , N. Reynolds. Second row : J. McKinne, W. Bond, D. Tracy, J. Fredrickson.

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Kata hdin Council of the Ou ting Clu b

F t rst row : 1. ccond row : B. teven , K .

Fannin, . ittreirn , 1. "V a lton, D. pri ng r, K. For J und. handl r, R . pri n�l'r, Mc r, . Harne , M. . \\'or e ter, D. Brown , G. Pri . Third row : P. t udge, 1. Dodge, T. Rog rs, J . l lis, J. Lockwood, C. 01 on, P. Williamson, D. \ e tgate, K. Gra)¡, R . m mett.

Woodsmen s Coun cil

First row : J. Black, M. B rodin k y , R. E m m tt, J. Loc kwood , D. pr1nger, R . hu rch . econd row : B . Willdorf, A. Throop, R. Morse, C. .

Clark, P. Mudg , K. Gr y .

Wahma n n ,

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Yacht Club

Williams, B. Crockett.

Westgate.

First row: Second row :

Ski Council Second row :

M. Kazanjian, R. Zimmerman, M. Clivner, A. A. Rhoades, S. Eittreim, T. Cox, T. Goodchild, D .

First row : C. Olson, T. Bidwell, T. Oakie, M. R. Springer, B. Stevens, T. Rogers, M. Chandler, G. Wollam.

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Williams.

Inter-Faith A ssociation fill ett, K. Eskesen. tandlng : L. bcCubr , J. Melanson.

1. Wall,

s eated : Dr. Osborne, 1. Marchese, c. . Rhoades, S. Johnson, R. Gehman, G. Robbins,

Christian Sden ce Clu b Griffin, K.

.

k

n, J. Glaz

T. Cox, B . ( ab . - N . Mitchel l , G. B rne ) .

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Student Christian Association

Seated : S. Hayward, S. Burgoyne, C. Wilson. Standing : K. Parker, C. Rose, J. MacDonald, J. Moody, Dr. Osborne, L. Damon, J. Reinelt, M. Platt.

Roger Williams Fellowship S. Shaw.

Seated : J. Nelson, J. Guptill, Standing: Rev. Reynolds, M. Ross, R. Baggs, L. Scanlon.

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Canterbury Club

Fir t row : G. Robbins, cond row : J . aU -

1ac ubrey, 1 • Johnson , . J o h n o n . bury, R. 'ock, G. Quadla nd.

L.

Hillel Ful man, J .

L. Krc ger, farchc .

1.

l i v n r,

Newman Club J . Wood, P. Belang r.

. Herve ·, D. Parri h, D

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. Beaver tock, T. Cox,

Pulver, R. Geltman, A .

Foreign Interest Groups

International Relations Clu b nelt, M. Walton, S. Caillet-Bois, M. Palmer.

A. Rhoades, D. Brown.

German Clu b

Standing :

s eated : s. walker, 1 . ReiG. Koch, S. Schoeman, D. Parrish,

Kneeling : J. Quirk, L. White, Penny.

Peters, E. Simonds, S. Morse, H. Schmidt, J. Dodge, E. Hinterkopf.

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Standing :

C.

Spanish Clu b K. Jaff , M. Hackler.

S. Turner, B . Doe, S. Caillet¡Bois, K. Eskesen, B . Johnston,

Fren ch Clu b t.andlng :

L. White, L. Hathaway, L. Waugh , J. Turner. eated : L. Waugh, 8. Brown, J. }son, W. Bond, N. K ndig, E. Hinterkopf, L. Newman.

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Chi Epsilon Mu

D. Cross, P. Densen, c. DeWoody, D. Cox, K. Skodnek, C. Cliche, L. Orr, S. Brudno, J. Vore, W. Chipman, W. Richey.

Sigma Pi Sigma

Seated : J. Ellis, M. Albertson, T. Boulette. Standing : .

A. Fairley, E. Levi, N. Clipsham, T. Cleghorn, D. Bancroft, D. Vogt, J. Beatty, B. Nahawi.

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Phi Sigma Iota L. White, B. FI welling, J .

Kearns, R. Pious. ing.

eated :

iel on,

ewman , D. Emerson. Stand° Quirion, L. . Fen n, L. Waugh, . e' all, B. Brown D.

De lta Phi A lpha

seated : D. Wi wel l , Standing : J . Quirk, H. Schmidt, J . Dodge.

HS

. Peters, L. White, B.

i mond .

Arnold A ir Society Wadsworth, J. Friberg, G. Moog.

First row: N. Anderson, B. Pritchard, P .

Second row: R. Kimball, R. Pierce, 0. White, R. Metzler.

That R .0.T.C. look.

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Chess and Checkers Knight, A. Raup, L. Braun, J . Quirk.

Forensic Co u ncil Baggs, S. Rakoff, W.

i

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eated :

cil, R . A m m a n n .

eated :

T. Easton, S. Brudno.

R . Gou ld, B. Clark, J. Wulff.

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tanding :

R.

tanding :

G.

Campus Chest

s. Johnson, L. MacCubrey.

John Mars_hall Society J. Speers.

St anding :

1\¡

seated : o. Pulver, G. Shur - Justice, Giles, S. Schoeman, J. Friberg, A. Rhoades, D. Parrish, P. Coggan.

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Young Democrats Hincks, D. Parri h .

Round Table -Vic

. Gr

n, P.

cated:

Pr idcnt, B. Lytle-Tr asur r,

kCla ',

l. \ alton, W.

w. Zukow ki . ta ndin� : . chocm n-Pr id nt.

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R.

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M.

Runnals Union Committee

First row: S. Thompson, C. Peters, J. McCarthy, L. Rudolph, J. Turner, B . Stevens, B. Haines. Second row: M. Achilles, J . Melanson, D. Weathers, S. Tozier, M. Michelmore, S. Morse.

¡Cheerleaders

First row: S. Ellsworth, M. Briggs, K. Beganny, P. Plumb, B. Lyman, M. Phillips, A. Clark, J. Wincze. Second row: T. Korst, P. 'Yadsworth, A. Seferia, J. Sheldon, P. Hart.

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Red Cross Second rou.

First

rot :

R. Adams, C. " ood.

l. Platt, J.

larchant.

Sports Car Club

A.

Badminton Club wood, P. Ryder, C.

Woodbury,

Allen, R. Deytr.

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W.

a , D.

1abee, J. Quirk.

J. Foritano, J. Lock-

Meyers, M. Cohen, J .

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SORORITI ES 103

First Row: J. Roe, M. Harding, J. Anderson, K. McGee, J. Melanson, L. Kreeger, W. Lip­ pshutz, J. Hillery, J. Patterson; Second Row: M. Palmer, D. Emerson, J. Milner, S. Comeau, N. Reynolds, J. Thompson, D. Nelson, N. McCune, J. Wipcz, P. Borst; Third Row: B .

Hodgedon, A. McCarty, S. Footer, L . Young, J . Anderson, J. Melanson, S. Senkler, G .

Butchmann, S. Parry, B. Read, B . Haines, C . Sewall, J. Morse, B . Droitcoeur; Fourth Row: S. Wilson, M. Child, M. Libby, J. Martin, C. Johnson, C. Cousins, J. Coyle, J. Michener, B. J. Campbell, S. Curi, G. Hershleb, N. Gay, H. Hart, J. Hunt; Fi�h Row: S. Berry, C. Severance, B. Carlson, N. Greer, B. Darling, B. Crockett, G. Lenz, L. Scrafton, J. Gardner, B. Eldridge, N. Barnett, S. Leighton, H. Fullerton.

As the year draws to a close, the many happy memories of Sigma Kappa again run through our minds : fun , warm friendships, achievements and accomplish­ ments; but most of all, the parade of Sigma Lovelies passes - we hope - in review : Miss Sebasco Anderson, winner of the toppled-totem-pole award for 1 9 6 3 Mi.ss Cha-Cha o f the Pampas, Silvia "Thanks God" Caillet-bois Miss Scott Paper Co-mo, basso - "one foot on the floor" - VP Miss Sunset, B . Haines, talent winner with 'Tm forever Chasing bubbles" Mith Thong-bird McCune, girl with many countries Our Red-Headed Woman, Miss Mirror Melanson, a skiing Picasso Miss M aine, S. B. Morse, unsuited for swimming . . .

Miss Sugarloaf Nelson, lover of flora in the lab and the home Miss Fern Palmer, Garden Club nominee for the sweetest violet Miss Punctuality Parry, 5-point trailblazer to stellar scholarship Miss Gavel Read, receiver of an "A" in Good Housekeeping Mother of the Year, Miss S. Senkler, pride of the Maine Colorists Assoc.

Miss Computor Thompson, guarder of the golden treasure-y Most Gregarious Senior, Miss Ellen B an"day"d Tower, connoisseur of tea Miss Peatbog Wincz, landscape artist of renown At the apex of the Sigma Triangle, our Leader and Queen of the Lovelies for the past year, Miss Maybelle Reynolds "There they go . " .

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First Row: J. lijleson, K . .lJutler, E. Burgess, B. Mayo, M. Achilles, R. Pratley, B. Si�cnfs, J. Mazzo, P. SecondjD_w: B. Si�on, D. �obb, P. Down�g, M. Giddings, Mo Brig�" J. Cal�han, - . l, T'.. La4tB , C. Miller; Third Row: S. Tozier, Ji: Lyman , �. McFattl, -I::. J;)3•ti'1sOR , J. Stressenger, L. Sutherland, D. Leach, M. Fallon, P. Lynch, B. McGillicuddy, Terry, J. yaughan, L. Seidenstucker, P. Plu9-! ? • P. Chandler, S. Thompson; Fo!'1f-h , A. ;M cM1ch�� L : Stearns, K,1 Knudsen, (Field, C. Rogers; A: Godley,-r,-Phitttps , ' �· Pfolbr1ck, F:- Matdson, R..--Gihen , Q. Clark, M. Ft�h Row: E. ;McDon . b , V. Rubm, �· Norlmg, ls Jelmso'lt, S,

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The tree were soft on that ' a rm eptem er day, a 6 3 en tered and prepared for the t a T h e trees h ave aged and o h a e \ e ; watch out world w e l au gh in g} come t o greet thee. lemories are part of the pa t · ours will surely l i n ger and last But what h ave we done that vou hould remember so ; what h aven't we done · we ans' er i n toto?

For tM was the time to grow a l i ttle tal ler-study, sh are , m ake ego j ust a b i t smaller.

I t's done sa. we of 6 3 ; as we remember the e vear and begin to flee-out of one world and i n to a nother, older, wi er, none the wor e for the both e r !

Con n ie the clow n , w e a r h e r laugh as h e r crown J aggie, much lighter, ge ro e to bek n ight her lazz, the look, the oft puzzeled air, a earcher, an oddit. for one so small and fair. foll a voice, a pin a rin ; blond and anxiou to make that heart sing.

E llie B. 0 graciou , yet gro' n u re and con ci e . hand to guide others tha t is wise.

Beth , the n iver a l , per onalitv her forte · i n gi n g speaking a n •th ing a sport. llen , a com ic if laugh ter \'Ou'd a k; next momen t a poet; which one . . . both a m a kie K a re n , u re , the diploma t , one who e acquaintance warra n ts a tip of the h a t .

B arba ra, s o n atural pice and v i n e l l a o rare a mixtu re , s o pleasan t a girl her.

Poll , ole , fran k and in cere a leader. friend there are man · she leaves who'll grie e her?

Jean n ie, outrigh t , spark and authority , \ ir i n i a i the state, Jim the social ame n i ty. f a rcia, a n example for u , u re , com po ed , Jo, el · and concise Rat, wholehearted l y wo rkin , a beli f that' protected with energ u n corking.

Jan, calm a nd ere blu hin , a delicate girl yet a en e of re pon sibilit .

R u th , Bowdoin , Booty, B londe, rench will be given a la Table Ronde. nm a ' , e n tlen her on n a , a pi ca. u re . t h i I <h of ou r� . <le i inn prowere s.

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First Row: S. Shaw, A. Ladd, P. Hornaday, B. Zimmerman, B. Stevens, L. Smith, S. Ma­ honey, O. Fioto D. Kearns, M. Phillipps; Second Row: S. White, B. Johnston, J. Oignam, C. Touga , A . Quirion, M. \ all, S. Schaeff, S. Hassel, D. Munsell; Third Row: R. Loker,

1. Aldrich, M. Kouba, J. filler, S. Proctor, J. Magelhes, G. Price, M. Stinneford, C. Roberts, T. Saunders, F. Clapp; Fourth Row: M. Eskovitz, . ewell, A. Kogut, C. lngennan, C. Simpson, S. Raynor, D. fattison, D. Van Wyck, S. Ellsworth, B . Harrison, S. Lockatt, V. Goddard, D. Weathers, B . Gordon, S. Seto, C. Midworth, B . BankE'rt, S. Noyes, V. Cole, M. Chandler, P. Charlton, J. Theil, P . Pierson, B . Carr, S. Clark, C. Worcester, J . Jolicoeur, C. Kelly.

At Colby College in Waterville, M aine Tri-Delts didn't grimace when Spring brought rain .

Instead - a Greek Sing trophy they did gain .

Spring turned to summer with mittens to knit And on seventeen pledges they did fit.

Shortlv thereafter a challenge arose Our h oc key game with the ATO's To highlight Parent's Weekend festivities Tri-Delt sponsored a breakfast for the folks and their kiddies Winter brought Delta Week and service projects galore \Vith renewed enthusiasm for the semester in store.

The tables were turned and come what may The girls did the asking on Sadie Hawkin's Day. It shouldn't be hard for you to guess That '6 3 spelled success And special thanks for this are due To the able leadership of Annie Q. To all the seniors - good-bye and good cheer Here's to '64 - another great year.

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1 9 6 3 has seen the Alpha Delts through another year packed full with rushing for a class of wonderful, hardworking pledges, a closed party veiled in the muster­ ious aura of Arabian Nights, several spaghetti feeds at the Outing Club Lodge, knitting mittens for charity, selling Katydids, and enjoying a special Christmas treat given by the alumnae. Two of our biggest projects were working on our blue and white stork for the Homecoming float and creating a bust of Franco for snow sculpture to win the plaque for the second year in a row. \Ve wish our Seniors fond remembrances of the wonderful times experienced here in Alpha Delta Pi : Pi - with her gavel in hand and forms under her arm Cindy - pulling her sacred rug away from all dirty feet and tenderly putting it safely out of reach Mary-jo - buying a long string of I -cent stamps to equal all the out-dated four's

Prill - playing President for a day Fran - reclining on a lion skin rug, sporting her jeweled decorations, and giggling madly Dee-Dee - piling twenty kids bound for the outing club into her car Pooch - writing her thoughts with her knitting needles Cathy - riding across the burning sands plaintively crying-0-o-o-eee-ay, ay-oi-oi Pat - lucky enough to spend all her vacations in California Diana - tidying up the chem labs every afternoon Arlene - who can't help but know one psalm by heart Charis - with that quiet, winning smile Good luck to them all !

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J. McCarthy, S. Wilder, C. Millett, J. Kelley, S. Shaw, N. Bergeron, D. Tyler, D. B u rr, L .

MacCubr y, J. Brennon, 1. Hale, L. Cotton ; Fourth Row: H. McDonald, J. Stanley, S .

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First Row: J. Loomis, F. Neil, J. Chollias, J. Field, T. Hill, T. Hudson, D. Erdman, M. Cutler; Second Row: S . Tsitsopoulos, G . Gross, K . Bryan, J. Choate, P. Williamson, P . Allison, P . French, B. Barker, L. Sawler; Third Row: D. Gilbert, H. Hyler, J. Cornell, T. Blaine, T. Gaillard, J. Floren, D. Haus, J . Beeson, R. Williams; Fourth Row: B. Smith, K. Palmer, G. Corey, P. Martin, C. Ludwig, J. Drummond, W. Loveday, F. Parker, M. Harrington; Finh Row: B. Hollowel, J. Robinson, P . Ross, J. Crawford, D. Short, P . Redmond, L. Bailey, S. Weeks, R. Birch, B. George, D. Cutler.

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W i l l the D K hou e e er agai n have a cla a a th letic, in tell ctu a l , and poi ed a the cla " h ich will be pas ing t h rough the hall of I for the la t time th is spring? Who cou ld po ibl� repla the hulk of " I bber-H alf- - t an " Fren h , or the i n ­ tellectual aspiratio n of P e n "Bisq u i ts" \V il l iam­ son !

A n d ocialh . i there an •one ' ho could o f te e " q ueaks" m atch the i n d ivid u al ucce Weeks peciaJ l y with fonner homecoming q ueen s - or Phil " h ipm u n k" l 1 i on with the skatin g et?. \Ve didn't ee too m uch of tamati " Poustis'' T j polou \ ho pen t all h i time try­ i n g to learn to wear i n n g l i h or l ist n i n g to Greek record ( one peed too low ) on ru room­ eil m a te' record pla,·er. The n th re i alwa · " B u t " B u t ler, our I FC president em ritu , who di appeared for a week-end wh ich ended i n a mer er with th Pan- Hell presiden t . Peter " perry Factor'' ogt will n ed a moving a n to get h is tra h collection out of his room . For, during his thre - ·car re iden ce in the hou e , perr h col­ lected ever t h i n g from ru ty b roken word to fake b a n a n as a n d "fa i ries."

Sociallv we eemcd i n constan t con fl ict with the Dea n for m i nor i n cidents - uch as poor gue t treatment at our fro n t door, and the sudden appearance of our flag on the chool flag pole. now or Fort u n atcl v we weathered a l l storm , ' oth rwi , a n d came out with n a ry a broken w i n ­ d o w - a did a housemother.

As we pick up our belongi n gs, and pr pare to make our fortu ne. out ide the hall of XI, we wi h the u ndergrad the be t of luck in tr i n g to match our astou n d i n g ach i v m n ts of repladoy.

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First Row: W . Cressen, I. Freed, J. Speers, J. Creideweis, W . Olson, D. Cox, M . Miller, T. Richardson, J. McDonald; Second Row: R. Gould, R . Hodge, R . Lunt, P. Berneau, J . Cosley, R. Beechenor, L. Ross, A. Houlihan; Third Row: R. Wattington, J. Huchel, C. Moody, A. Cornwall, M. Machuitz, J. Vermillion, J. Green; Fourth Row: C . Fallon, R. Moyes, R. Swartz, N. Mitchell, P. Choate, J. Carnegie, S. Machon.

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f.arvin , T. Rief, J. Glaze, F. Bill, C. Little; econd Row: . teams, R . Lunt, C. Hauck, D . John on , \ . Nussbum , R . Laki n , R. 1ctzler, B. wcrling, A . Donagh ; T/iird Row: . mith, R . Ider, G . Barnett, H. Eckhardt, C. Bon all, B . Blatz, T. Flint, J . \J il on, F. Watkin ; Fourt11 Row: J . Lowery, . John on, D. William , E. Werner, ]. Kelleter, J. Friberg, J . Vore, R . Emmett, G. Charpentier, R. Dunnell; Fifth Row: 1.

Kazanjain, 1 , nderson, F. Zaremba, P. B ruce, C. B irlem, P. Coggan , D. William on , P. Mudge, R. B ishop, C. Currie.

I n ma n . "Coach" led o u r football team i n a nother good season a n d , although our ha ketbal l team is m ade up of rookie , our big fou r bowlers h ave the league ewed up. \Ve h ave much to remem­ ber thi 1ear and our sen ior b how h alf the house h a faced death rid i n g with "Pee-Pee"-how u s got ma hed on half a fi fth of water-how L u n t i has for a ken h is o u n gcr way -how " 1oe11 enjo ed hi J a n uary P la n - how " B ull" e njoyed 1ew Year - how the " D u ke" was o i n cere­ the tim "FHn tone" �ot a date - the wonder­ ful world of Trov Don ah ue-Metz and h i math courses - "Low" a Fatima- ougb lan and h is 5 -da weekends, \Vil on a n d hi 5-dav romance ' "Sn i ktaw" picked off acttt a U v hol d i n g h a n d a t Carn ival-the n ew Fra n ki e Zaembs' apartm e n t pa rties and " titche " usele s ki trips- tew's off­ campus J a n Plan- teve's wcekl pilgrimages to 1aine. "J ake's" reall big how - "Lu nch" Winte rs The l a te Father Cra n e - Joh n so n help­ i n g to build the n ow sculptu re , th e "coach a n d his Jan P l a n s - W e onlv hope the n e w twenty will fill in the color we're losin g .

U nder the able leader h i p of P residen t B il l ' ussbu m , Chi of Zeta P s i began a nother good yea r . A n d v and " U n cle B arney" led our rush i n g effort u n de r t h e all-en com pass i n g eye of " 1etz."

When all was said a n d done, a n d "Jake's" spectac­ ular Homecomin g show was enjoved bv evervone on campus, we had twe n ty n ew all-American s.

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It is fitting th a t during a celebrated col leoe a n n iversary, ( the Sesquice n tenial ) , the celebrated cla s o f 1 9 6 3 including The Ori2in a l ociety a n d those w h o aspired to be - ( H u n t , B artow and Gottfried ) - decided that it was time to spread the a u ra of their tale n ts to the out ide worl d .

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First Row: A. Post, R . Antick, P. Ives, J. Mutrie, J. McGirr, G. Man n , V. Surabian ; Second Row: W. Leighton, A . A saff, S. Eittreim, D. Westgate, B. Petrakis, D. Hunt, D. Bromley, G. Mcloughlin, J. Valhouli ; Third Row: R. Zimmerman, C. Winslow, J. Brassem, T. Mor­

rione, J. Suitor, A. Hyde, . Dukes, E. Terborgh, J. Cook, M. Donaldson, D. Fischer, J. Lam­ bert. Fourth Row: V. DcRosa, P. LardJeri, J . Archambault, D. <;:art r, C. Eck, J. Bo�cr, K . .

Burford, G. Gray, M. D :n n_y-Brown , J. McNa b b, C. Jam s, R. L wi . Fi�h row: G. W ilbams, T. Day, D . Polley, A . Goodchild, E . Cottrell, M. Knox, C. Mitchell, D . Kell y, K. Ingram.

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First Row: C. Maabye, B. Kennett, M. Brodinski, W. Boothby, T. Moriyi, J. Kauer; Second Row: B. Beaver, J. Pomeranz, J. Fraze, T. McMullan, R. Kimball, J. Corvin, P. Ketcham, B. Stupski, R. Levesque; Third Row: G. Hooker, T. Richards, G. Ingham, C. Wahmann, R. Ri:insom, G. Eagle, J. Hill, C. Paul, J . Morse, D. Baird, R. Dyer; Fourth Row: M. Zitter,

J. Ladd, T. Carney, W. Hendrickson, C. Ostendorf, E. Buyniski, J. Johnson, K. Johnston; Fi�h Row: B. Potter, R. Tschbull, D. Springer, H. Onsager, C. Von Glahn, R. Horwood, J. Fredrickson, A. Olivetti.

other old guarder, left us his card but not his red garters. Donn Springer left us, still smirking after that coupe of Ruthie's in December. Kim is moving with "that certain feeling" onward but mostly skyward. ( No more Captain Video, gemeral? ) Pete (We have only 3 ¥2 pladges ! ) Ketchum shed a tear a s h e passed the ATO, clutching treasured shots of Vashte. Pete has run off to his beloved. ( No, not Hilda. ) Tschebull departs, too, going to be a Peace Corpsman in Africa. Glahn the old sage, leaves us, his head more pointed than his arguments. Corbs (dim­ ples) grinned, packed and ended up in the Cres­ cent after his long journey home. Howie "Cardi­ nal" Clarke (Class '4 9 . . . ' 5 1 . ?) leaves us one wife now, and two coupes later. Ralph ( I give u p you tell m e ) Noel i s still trying . . . I love Tom ; he's a marine. (Warning ! Don't tum your back on scarface ! ) Has anybody seen the count?

We were all in a pretty tight pinch this year but all hands were up for it. J. Fred who majors in winter carnival, had another great semester as social chairman. El Zitobes played matador in the hall, Stuie Kauie found the mailbox to his liking, and hid it among his "dead rats," Tom Carney looked at all the snowflakes the entire night of the first snowstorm, and Toshi (made in Japan ) "two car" exploited the Cresent and broke boards. ( Sloth tells us that the best way to get points is to study in the Library. ) The house band sounded like a thousand and one electric guitars, so dale was not entirely frus­ trated. Ybloc and Willy helped out Tom and Braglet when one or two fell by the wayside.

Comps came and Seniors went. First we said goodbye to Cuffy - "We clap farewell to O . K .

C u ff Back at seven, no good stuff; Throw a bottle, throw a can , And . . . lunch !

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Captain B. G. was the only one to strike out at Bone's. Bonny's handled many rocks this year.

Swat and Needle held many :> soiree at The Club .

Word has it Charlie's still in the closet while the Crow's pecking at the door. As usual Zeke drove in neutral all vear. Swaze and \,\link re­ cently acquired a credit card at Gero's. Hook's bringing home the bacon. R afferty passed the buck for joy, while Friendly Neighborhood Derr made a pit stop. Q bait went straight as Al and Obe watched the birdie. Freddy Fullback picks his holes. Flapper's been a great stickhandler while Sugarfoot kicked in a few. Narce, fairest of them all, was snowed on the dopes. Pollock switched from Queenie to Jeanie. Nobs bought 'em by the carton as the Buzzard cleaned up after every party. Ross lost money in the coke machine. Rembrandt slept while Byrnesapoo, B. J. and the Purple Tool jo.ined the cycle club.

Whit shot par at the Indiana c.c. Kitten found out that the Bear has a Teel. N ails was pound­ ed on the head. Zeus and First National retired early as Grondy proceeded tn make the hat trick.

Matt the Rat was snowed in . . . and in . . . and in. Mono lives at the Harriet for a penny.

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A lpha Rho Zeta, 1 918

First Row: K . Kasarjian, W . Robbins, J . LaRouche, R . Davis, R . Aube, P . Brown, J . Gibbons, E. P. Densen, C. Rabeni, R. Vanhall, D. Wolley, G. Congdon; Second Row: P. Whalley,

P. Winkler, C. Stinson, S. Thompson, C. Carey, R. Glennan, G. Swasey, R. Bonalewicz, Fel­ Pineo, B . Lippincott, J. Zoehler, C. Brown; Third Row: F. Goodwin, R. Gillmore, P .

T. lows, E. Mowry, T. Andrews, G. Ross, B. Waldman, R. Robbat, A. Grzelecki, G. Scotti, P. Bogosian; Fourth Row: W. Pollock, R. Drewes, J. Drewes, J. Gronlund, H. Rothman, Row: Fi�h Fearon; D. Romack, C. Wright, J. Miller, K. Wagner, J. Tewhey, J. Carvellas, D. R. Byrne, J. Stevens, L. Dyhrberg, M. Riddell, W. Cottle, D. Lowell, C. Olson, K. R�ed, Oberg.

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First Ro : J. Bither, J . Don ahue J . pat s, . Llovd, L. Barr, t . Robinson K. Robbins, T. 1al ley, ;\I. Dodge; econd Rou · G. McElrov, L . Welch, B. Davis, B. Egbert, C. Anquane, O. Rud •, E . Phillips, K. tor K . Murr , 1. \ ill iams, 1 • Locsin ; Tliird Row: S. mith, F. Wetzd, T. Clark, W . \ righ t, P. Chader, . Harri ngton , T. K nor t, T. o •, D. Lebeau , D .

Reaves; Fourtli Ro11 : A . eferien, I . Hymoff, 1 . Henkle, . h · e , R. m a l l , P. Arsenault, T .

B idwell, L . Eckel, P. Camplin, J . Fa enveather, . Pappi h .

eptember of 1 9 6 2 aw t h e KDRs return to the h i l l lookino forward to another good •ear s u u a l we were read and we were not den ied . to con quer the cam pus aga i n . B ruce won h i battle w ith Bowdoi n 3 n d got h imself a " ' i n low G irl . " Vivki was an ea y victor and she ga e us our second Homccom i n o Queen in three year .

We won the " od m a n ' meet lead b • captain Dodge. Pap did h is best to ruin rush i n g ( Dappers and Smoker) , but Ken' - golden tongue emerged victoriou and we wou nd up with our inost spirited pied e cl as i n ce the "Bad Gu , . " A lex's h u n gn· e\ e drew p i t y from i n -laws a n d he fi n a n ced a ring. Robbie fi n al l • decided t o pin t h e u gar wom an i n stead of Libby . Ted proved h imself on the orid iron and Lawrie, pre teri tu rned hou emother, led u wel l as our pre ide n t .

As J a n u ary P l a n g :w e w a v to kiin� a n d poke r , Worm pcr.onalh· took it u pon him elf to u pport Peter Webber . . . Olney and l\ 1 art\1 brought new pi n matcs i n to the hou e. Bob, Buck, J a y , A l , and hep made th Dea n 's List while the brothers com pi led the highe t scholastic average ever. The hockey and basketball teams were well respected and the be t ever. A second semester started ,

awrie relea ed u from h is apron strings and placed u i n the able hands of the Candyman .

Once aga i n , we were glad to h ave B rother Garab a perm a nent fixture at all parties.

As we look back u pon the ear how can we forget : Charle. , our hab rda her from Keyn a ; Yogi's all-year therm�] u n derwear; Lobster' social dot ; the ' orld's onl . parapleoic owl ; the G u 's cou n ter-wh irle ; Ch icken reconcilin hi bank balance ; I ax io' war w i t h noop ; " H ar-Don ;" Fu r's B u ffalo bowling h i rt ; 1organ 's m u le-kick's; Okie' love-l ive. : Tri pper's enthu ia m for ever t h i n g ; Fox m a n ' mou r n i n g ; kipper start i n g to speak; Tom' u n believable rush i n g ; creamer's two-ti m i n g ; f u r selling pots ; Cae ar's voice ; 1c 1 ahom's I 5 tr:iight hours at O n ie : Peter beati n g David : David beating Peter; t a i n e ' onlv " J a p · " Bu ck's braggi n g ; the J u n ior Jou n · and Jav's celestial pilgrimages . ext vea r we m u . t do withou t : Dan' horror show , Tem•' sleepwal k ing, Battv' n i m iabl wavs, Paul's plavbovs , Toto's toga , Ol nev' leav­ ing, Ken's pre idenc and Grandfather B a rr.

Best of luck to our partin g Sen iors .

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Davis Cup \\ in ner got pin ned . Th e applications filed by Jess and Duba to stud abroad in a Gay Paree, looked rather on the dark side. \Vhat ? ? ? ? \Vbo is P a u l Goldberg - Where's R ay - Here comes Gro sma n .

Alas, i t appear as i f super-sensi tive " tin ky" is gon n a Bunk. " B ru tu s" changed for 2 while, from snowin g girls and snowed his wa i n to pres­ emester. H erve . B aker, and econd idenc, Robbin , thev . . . got pinned. Ever d ay was a n ice one for T ax especially that bright one ' hen be and Vi almost got pinned . . . Serious} , 1 a R ieb , you' e bee!l great . The Futu re ? Phi o­ baxaganou once stated "non compus fallopianus modus retentu on pbfac . . . "

The Tuberaceou. Tau Delts returned in September hold ing in their dam n . h a n d a Bixler Bowl full of beer pins, and potential for ' 6 2 -'6 3 . weat�h i rt-les A s fir t seme ter dictator, a " foo e" welcomed 2 3 baby Tau into our qua i­ Custo , " weet " not n ational establ i bmen t. onl� cleaned u p all the noise, but cleaned up the Boors with bis trust bottle of Phi- o-hex. ew very e citing in G<>llinger fou nd th in H aven - or was it Hartford ? "\Vee-'ah-well-ah' \\ illie" fini hed his machi e-like car er, fell down everal time Jnd got pin ned , " J oie" dug i n downtown and literallv terrorized the citv and defen eles females. Horrible, hideou all i bubbly personality and the "Gorp," with hi

Seated: D. Penhale, P. Lester, G. Gitron, R. PcrJdn , M. Ward S. Wantma n , S. Kindy, J. Simon, C. Son nenberg; Fir t Row: K. Lc\•v, C. Cnito, . Gol ling r, W . Withcrall, T. Gro s­ man, R . Wise ( Pr sidcn t ) , J . Lapid , D. Pulv r, J. 1c onch ic, P . Wadsworth, R . Gehma n ; Second Row: A . ills, V . H rvey, J . O'Conner, K . Orloff, E . Barker, T . Sherman, W . Neil, M. Shova n , G. Robbins, J . Cisema n , H . Kowal, S. Dublitsk , G. B urke , R. Morriso n ; Th.�rd Row: D. Snow, R. Schcrel, E. Thorson, L. Fr idl r, O. McGirc, A. Maizner, B. Kligerman, R. Montblcau, P. Colch r, R. Adams, D. Hatch .

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First Row: K. Thompson, N. Clipsham, J. Dolian, R. Holden, M. Ostrovsky, K. Koningsbauer, L. Symington, D. Morgan, T. Kellogg; Second Row: W. Barbour, E. Doubleday, R. Thompson, C. Floyd, A: Schwartz, G. Bouie, B. Below, R. Master, S. Harris, D. Poole, W. Latvis; Third Row: R. Mandel, K. Allen, R. Hiss, E. Levi, W. Burgoyne, B. Simcock, R. Connors, R. Amman, R. Church; Fourth Row: A. Repetto, B. Nahaivi, J. J. Njoya, G. Knight, R. Wiebust, A. Raup, J. Shapero, J. Wulff, M. Gilman, R. Gordon.

Pi Lambda Phi With the September outing, the Pi Lams com­ menced a year full of vigor, enthusiasm, and achievement. Morgs and gimpy engineered two big victories at Homecoming and Winter Carnival.

Eric yelled, "Keeck dee ball" while Adolf and Jean Paul led the Colby soccer team, and Arnie fielded our highest scoring interfraternity foot­ ball team. Nineteen pledges added to our spirited number. Poole led our first hockev- team, Master led basketball, and Jockarnie, the bowling team.

The pledges captured Rex Mary and left him to the girls. We adopted a Kenyan orphan while Frenchie led us to floor scrubbing at Sister's hos­ pital. The Christmas party and Mandy's surprise added spirit to the air while Art brought Winnie into the brotherhood. Our endeavors increased, but our scholastic average remained high . The old gave way to the new and we regrettably said goodbye to our venerable six-year man Tom Kat. Bob relieved M ary from the high command as M ark led our academically riddled pledges down the straight and narrow. To our senior� Mary, Ted, Merrill, Kirk, Niel, Doolie, Don, Dave, and Chet, we wish the best of luck.

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M. Ross, P . Smith , D. R. Sears, P . Wille y, T. Hodsd on, First Row: R. Chase , D . Walls ey, , J. Baxte r, E. North­ rd, J. Heyne s, F. Sears, W. Morse Gella R. Row: d Secon ; n Paxto .

Begg, P Cleghorn, F. Rickter, R. T. Row: Third s; Beatu P. Dedarian, ; Fourth acker, D. Hardy, G. Shur, E. T. Donahue, J. Adams, W. Fraily lle, J. Sheldon, D. Macm ullan, l.

Rand, C. Angel Pierce, A. Carvi , W. Kittredge, C. DeWoody, S. Row: R. Osborne, J. Van Atta, A. Rhode

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This will l i kel be known as the "vear of milestones" when fu t u re .D.' read the C h apter hi tor '. H ow can we foroet the wa that Pebble turned i n to a lock ( and o did Geo �ge ) ? Charl ie plan ted a new lawn ' h ile K it and Dixie ble ed it. \Ve all spe n t more time than ever at the girl's dorms with R aogs as a chaperone. Woody p u t on po t-party exhibition ' b i le he tudied astronom '. \\ e added another ear and Varne rejoiced. W iley dated a moose and hep attained the size of one. During one of Tom ' lectu re on racial toleration we pledged Dre -a-leo. Jerry impres ed us \ i th paren tal emulat io n an<l Kosra took hi advice. 1ed and Dick 0. an i-and o did Fi h when he was n 't at Forkam . J ack walked the " traight and narrow" u n der the i n fluence of B i ll and Eric . When Dust\' screamed from the third floor, h e was echoed bv R ickets, Pete and .

Gene o n econd , Petf> on the fir t floor and P h i l a n d Ed in t h e basemen t. H a n z kept putting money i n the candy machine but it wa empty .

T i m struggled i t h Dr. u ' peech cou r e wh il Jim struggled mth h i u ke Hod don and Rand vegitated a n d the motto "an apple a da\' keep the hou e away" rang loud and clear on th i rd .

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Entra nce to an old camp us build ing .

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Doors How many door h ave you opened That ou wou ld close from the i nside If only now you could?

Annoyed bv warmth , vou wan ted fre h air And Je t in an everla t i n g draft .

There is in and out.

A threshold i for crossing either way; It is not a place to live. ome h ave the tren oth to pass it; Others onlv th ink thev do.

You h a e m ade rou r c amp OU ide And ·ou must bu ild vour elf a fi re.

E a ch m an bri n gs h i own l i gh t .

If n o t , h i h a re i darknes nd a ch ill that gra ps h i being Til the ,·erv core i pa lsied . h \" , I ask aoain H ow man\' door would 'OU re-enter now If onl) yo u had n't loc k d the m ?

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Fireside Chat Leaves arc flappin g together ide on si<le Veinlcss applause from ·ellowed hands Feet on a d irt road th ud B rass plates u n treed crash Out tunes of glory B a re branch , bare sky, bare borues B leak winter.

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Espatriate of Soapdetergent I came across him lying beneath a tree

So black, its myriad leaves a'rippling o'er his calm, Attempting to rouse him . Tranquility was be!

Man, Adam, from the Garden and misplaced 'mid world of Automobile.

He came here from his soap-detergent home.

He lives in highlands near the sky. He spoke To me of "Home," still remembered . "A colored-glass cave," He said, "A prowl with fierce and cunning bi-peds."

My borne now ! He told me of his voyage across Two seas, afraid of finding not foothills but only Man's puffy machine-breath o'er floating white caked mounds Of sweat : of finding just another Automobileland. He Was looking for his Garden; N 'er lost, nor seen, nor heard.

The talk in Automobileland was merely of man's machines I could not understand him, though he had the same two arms And same two legs as I I spoke of automobiles.

"How could you leave your True Home;" "Lad," said he, " I live with this tree and think from in this ground."

I , a mere babe still in adolescence, then thought him mad .

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B u t now, I live a s that tree and sense from in That ground and feel winter on my rough-bark, shining-grass skin.

I feel summer on my frozen hands, and autumn on my budding fingertips.

I too have since left that world of crinkled motley green ; After our meaningless meeting. My only neighbors are Life and Death.

We three live close by one another and never Wander too far from our hill. My friends are Silver, when she rises On her inky blanket; and Gold , a dawning at my hut each morning. I live With Snow and Goat. I know where I'll spend my eternity When this last summer has passed - Earth, God's Garden ; shielded By these hills from Satan's growling automobile.

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Poem I wan t to squeeze milk out of cheese, swash an o ean of wine and till be able to walk u p a church isle with reverence.

I want to put my arms around a tree and break oft the trun k and the leafy branche and run down a hill carr 'ing the tree.

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long enough to u nder tand them.

I wan t to take pleasure in the sweete t hu m ble t, small sou n d a n d th e loudest brassie t bong.

The words slip and fade in writing; will not stay in place .

I want to - all is against me - not put do\ n words , but physical objects with feel, color, and smell.

When I get out into life, I want to breathe deep great gasps of it, tear a shred of blue from the sky instead of walking down a narrow hall with all the door dosed, where th ere is a thin black une absolutely straight on the Aoor, and you place one foot just jn front of the other, all the way dow n .

I wan t t o murder o n e w h o wrongs m e , a n d then bring him back t o life and break the bread with him,becau e he's onl h u man and so am I .

When one puts u p , when one, when you start to talk to one and he first j u m ps down a well so that you can hardly hear what he's saying, for the echoes are so confusing, and th n he j u m ps into a pudding and refuses to speak . . . I want to reach in and pull him out, but I 'm afraid if I could it would be too m uch to stan d .

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Caught between am I - sterile silent Realm of limbo - bloodless existence Of sleep and frustration, and fear . . . . . . . of Waking to world of action - and Fear of sub-li- 1 Mation - Oh Christ. Why not Why not the essence; why just the form?

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Still I see myself Nothing.

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Front Row: D. Mulcahy, C. Pingree, T. Farucci, J. Bridgeman, W. Waldeyer, C. Theobald, D. Shay, R. Wagner, D. Bonalewicz, B. Glennon; Second Raw: z. Pineo, B. Henkel, J. Fareweather, P. Brown, W. Leighton, B. Waldman, K. Stone, M. Knox, B. Lep�encot, J. Kredewise, L. Krinsky ( Manager ), Coach Winkin.

Varsity Baseball 1 962 For the seventh straight year Colby won the Maine state championship with an impressive 5 - 1 record . The season was finished with an overall record of II and 9. After losing 8 of the first II games, Coach Winkin's team rebounded for a fine season. The Mules overran state competition, winning · five games in a row after dropping the series opener to Bates.

Ken Stone's fine pitching sparked the team throu�hout the season. Stone com­ piled a 4-0 record . Along with Mike Knox, Bob Glennon , Bruce Waldman and B ill Waldeyer, Ken was selected All-Maine. Jim Bridgeman received honorable mention.

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Freshman Baseball 1 962

Front Row: K . Reed, B . Rohrs, G. Ro s, A . Repetto, J . Gronlune, R . Bunche, K . Bryan ; econd Row: Coach Kelley, T. Yeager, D. Van Hall, B. Cottle, J. Griffilh , W. Crossen, Z.

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Men s Ski Team 1 962

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Varsity Track 1 962

Front Row: T. Andrews, S. Pappish, G. Crane, M. Perry, T. Flint, I. Balbus, 0. White; Back Row: B. Drewes, L. Dyhrberg, J. Beeson, B. Fergeson, R. Jeans, R. Perkins, Coach Simpson.

Golf 1 962

Coach Cliffor, B . Fen, E. Sigalen, J. McNabb, T. Richardson, R. Ryan, J. Lapides, R . Noel, T. Mayer.

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Varsity Soccer

Front Row: Man ager B. Case, K. now, . Raup, A. Olivetti, T. A ndr ws, S. Weeks, J. wis, Valhoul i, F. Watkin , H. On ager , J . P. joia; ccond Row: P. Iv • B. n ne , B. B . mitb, D. Kelly, G. Burks, 1 . D. Brown, H. H ler, L. B a i l , T. H i l l , M r . Loeb (Coach ) .

Freshman Soccer

Fro•'lt Row: B. Schaster, N. Russell, C. McClellen , J. Stevens, R . Zimmerman, K. Ingram, F. Vin 1lo, Mr. I.ocb ( Coach ) ; econd Row: J . y ( Manag r), . Jam , B . Thomp�on, M . Donaldson, P. chwartz, J. Suitor, T. Gayer, C. Angw nyi, T. Eagle.

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First Row: B. Rodgers, P. Choate, A. Cornwall, D. Abbot, A. Gracefla, V. Hervey, G. Scott, G. Garon, Manager J. Drummond; Second Row: Trainer C. Nelson, K. Orstendorf, H. O'Neill, R. Whitehouse, F. Goodwin, H. Smith (Co-Captain ), C. Carey c.c., D. Cox, R. Robbat, T. Malley, R. Hodge, Coach Winkin; Third Row: Coach Weinbel, Coach Simp­ son, K. Palmer, D. Bonalewicz, M. Riddell, N. Dukes, B. Byrne, P. Martin, B. Drewes, J. Brassem, K. Bryan, J. Tewhey, Coach Holt; Back Row: A. Grzelecki, B. Waldman, W. Olson, G. Ross.

Varsity Football The 1 9 6 2 Football season saw the arrival of a new coaching staff headed by John Simpson and assistant Ken Weinbel.

The team arrived, as usual, in late August to begin a rigorous training schedule. They were in top condition in a few weeks as was shown in a pre-season scrimmage victory over the University of Vermont coached by Colby's former head coach Bob Clifford.

The opening game of the season at Norwich was a disappointing 2 2 to 1 9 defeat for Colby.

After losing their first game of the season by such a close margin the Mules were determined to win their first home game, but were again de­ feated in the last minute of play by a strong University of New Hampshire aggregation.

Highly rated Tufts downed Colby the follow­ ing week 2 8 to 6 .

The Mules went away for the weekend only to lose to a spirited Springfield team. Colby out­ played Springfield in almost every department but were on the short end of every break.

On a sunny Parents Weekend, Colby lost to Trinity in a hard fought contest which cost Colby many injuries.

Homecoming weekend against arch rival

Bowdoin saw the Mules downed 1 3 - 1 2 . This weekend was marked by a foot of snow. This was another heartbreaking loss in the last few seconds of play.

The Colby squad which by now was injury ridden, traveled to Orono and lost its second game of the Maine State Series to a powerful Black Bear Eleven.

The last game of the season saw a spirited Colby Team defeat Bates in a driving rain at Lewiston. The Mules were underdogs in this contest but showed the same spirit that they dis­ played throughout the season.

Although the season wasn't a successful one on the record books, it was successful as far as desire and team spirit was concerned. Not once during the tough schedule did the Mules quit and their determination paid off in a rewarding victory over Bates.

Co-Captains Charlie Carey and Herman "Binky" Smith are to be congratulated for the fine leadership they showed this fall. Seniors Dick Bonalewicz, Bob Whitehouse, Dave Cox, Carl Stinson, and Bill Olsen will be missed in the coming season. ·

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Varsity Tennis 1 962

Front Row: Mr. Loebs (Coach ) , L. Dubois, P. French, E . Woocher, J. Crawford; Second Row: ]. Mechem, J. Lockwood, D. Hunt, E. Grippencurl.

Freshman Tennis 1 962

Front Row: B . Lewiw, B. Boothby, H. Marshall, M. Dodge,,Second Row: M. Lowebs (Coach ) , vV. Morse, D. Anderson, H. Hyler, J. Foxman.

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fir t Rmt : J. t \ n , B. Byr ne, K. Fed rma n, K. tone, J. Champlin, L. D hrberg; Second n011 : �Ir. \ illi m ( oach ), P. Brown , J . le abb, C. Eck, K. R ed, D . Jewell, D . Oberg ( pt i n ), J. Gibbon , G orgc h ur ( fanager ) .

Basketball 1 962 - 63 Lee Williams' squad opened with a flou rish .

The f u lc came through with a bli teri n g sec­ ond h al f to top trong t. f ichael , then tu rned in traditional ri al 1 a in e's B l ack Bear . A crappy, well-d rill d Bat team topped alb i n overtim • a n d t h ree n ight later t h e 1 ules lost to Bowdoin in a poi n t eat-squ irmer.

Following a n impr ive victor over B randeis, olby d ropp d fi e traight to dcl ph i , Ion a and A m ber t awa a n d to Brown and Maine in B a n gor' Downea t la ic i n D c mber.

The 1 a i n e loss , p u l l i n g out a 1ul aveng d th on -po i n t d ci ion early in J a n uary at Orono.

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D. Oberg Drives for layup against BU.

J. Stevens Battles for rebound.

A fourteen-point rally upset high-flying St. Anselm's at the field house, but the Mules stumbled four nights later against New Hamp­ shire in Durham. January 1 9 , was an important night. Colby playing host to Bowdoin, played the role too well. The Polar Bears won 69- 5 6 a n d increased their chances for the State Series title.

Losses to Coast Guard and Assumption pre­ ceded the Mules' evening out the score against B ates with a 70- 6 3 victory. BU proved too strong, though the Colby five played their best game of the season. The Terriers had to come from behind to win . Powerful Northeastern, one of the East's best quintets, rolled to a 7 9-6 1 triumph on their home floor.

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Front Row: J. Kollias, J. Eiseman, C. McLennan, B. Callahan, P. Proulx, P. Lax, M. Cutler, J. Field, J. Mutrie; Second Row: Coach Simpson, P. Winters, D. Erdmann, T. Eagle, W. Nock, J. Stevens, P. Win Stanley, T. Richards, M. Gordon.

Varsity Hockey 1 962 - 63

Front Row: L. Sawler, B. Oates, P. Archer, D. Sveden, J. Mechem, J. Choate, H. Hipson, P. French, A. Carvel; Second Row: D. Poole ( Manager), P. Williamson, J. Ruth, H. Hyler, D. Cox, B. Davey, R. Morneau, B. Hallowell, D. Short, C. Nelson (Trainer), C. Holt (Coach ).

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bbott, Frank D., '65

2 Old farlboro Rd., Concord. f ass.

dams,. James B., '63 425 E. 86 St., ew York,

.Y. dams, Robert S., '66 426 Pro pect St., ew Haven, Coon.

Albertson, brk D., '64 37 E . Roseville Rd. , Lancaster, Pa. Allen, Jonathan, '64

544 High

t,

Fall Ri ve r, Mass .

Allen, Kenneth D., '66 alem Rd.,

Weston, Conn.

Allison, Phillip E., '63 68 M urray Ave., Milton, Mass.

Ammann, R i chard E., Jr., '66 1 52 Hayden Rowe St. ' Hopkinton, Mass . ndersoo, D avid C., '65 30 Longfe llow Ave.,

Brunswick Andenon, orman E.' '64 28 Mills Ave., o. Burlington, t. ndenon, Peter C., '66 1785 Holly Ave., . fenlo Park, Calif.

nderson, Willi am J. '64 42 o. Central Ave. ' Hartsdale, . Y.

ndrew1, Albert T., Ill. '64

Eayrestown Rd., . fedford, .] . ngell, Charles F., '64 7 Bre w ster Rd., Kingston, Mass.

Angelo, Laurance E., '66 1 05 Andrea Rd. Cheltenham, Pa.' ngwenyi, Charles P., '64 c/o JCisii Farmer's UnJon P.O. JCisil, Kenya nsne:t. Bruce L :t 15 Hathaway M., carsdale, N.Y. ntik, RanclaU W., '65 915 San Vilente Blvd. , Santa Monica, Calif .

Archambault, John C., '66 18 Wa yne S t. , • orwich., Conn., Archer, Michael D. '63 747 Brooke Rd. , ' St. DavidJ, Pa.

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Archer, Peter H., '63 747 Brooke Rd., t. Davids, Pa.

rsen ult, Peter C., '66 70 East St., l ngton, Mau.

Arnn.iti t, Peter C., '84 41 Bellew Ave., • prfngfteld, Mus.

Beeson, John K., Jr.

Asa.ff, Allen G . , '66

93 Hancoclc St., Auburndale, Mass. tor, Kenneth A., '66 1 19 Pitt St., Portland ube, Richard . , '66 699 ew Harwinton Rd., Torrington, Coon.

Robert E., '65

Bagg

28 1 Lovell Rd., Holden, f as .

Bailey Lawrence D. '65

36 Red Barn Rd., \ ayland, M .

Bnird, Richard G ., '66 51 Montclair Rd ..

Haverhill, fas .

Baker Edward J., '64 oac D., '64

1 1 7-0 1 Park Lane, So., K w Gardens, ew York, .Y. Balgooyen, Warren P., '63 The Cro way , Katonnh, ew York Boob.rt. Richard W., '65 10 Colby Rd., W 11 1 y, l ass.

Barbour, We ley R., '66 17 River Rd., r, .H. fanch Barclay Ceylon L . , '63

1 9 Union St,

Liv nnor

FaU

Barker, Bruce W., '65 1 40 unni holm Fair6 Id, Conn.

Dr.,

B me , Gar6eld L., '66

1 228 Linda Vista Ave., P o.d na, Calif.

B mett, Daniel J., '66 l Wood tock Ave., B ro k ll n , M a .

Barnett, George M., '64 P ru , New York Barr, A. Lawrence, '63 1 1 60 Cr t Pond Rd., . Andover, Mas .

Bartow, tephen C., '63 1 1 6 E. 82 St., N w York, .Y. Baxter, John H . E., '65 17 Church St., War , M

Begg, David A., '65

4 Sunset Ave., Methuen Mass.

Begin, Carl E., '66 84 Summer St., Waterville Beguin, Jean G. '65 34 Addi on Ave., London, W. 1 1 , England

Below, R. Barclay '66 40 t ac. 1 iUa n Dr., Brunswick

Da id C., '66

Bene

430 E. 6 St., ew York, .Y.

Berger, Ja on, '65

Bernau H ans P., '65 330 Hartford Rd., . Orange, .J.

Be eridge, Arthur W., '65

09 Fore t Clen Rd..

ilv r pring, Md. Bewig, Todd K., '66 l

Al

f uxemont Rd ., andrin, Va.

Bidwell, Theodore H ., '64

2 Walker Lane, W. Hartford, Conn.

Bill, Franklin C., '66 2228 Demington Dr., Cleveland, Ohio Birch, George R., '65 332 Reserve St., Boonton, N .J. BirI em Charles W . , '66 � Soutnwest Harbor Bishop Lawrence P., '66 R . F. D. Box 19,

Madison Bishop, Richard A., '66 404 1 Red di ng Rd. , Fairfield, Conn.

Bither, James M., '66 72 Prospect St., Portland

Block, Ira G., '66 7 1 5' Lindale Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa.

Blaine, Alton F., Jr., '64 73 Middle ex Rd., Darien, Conn.

Beatw, Peter E., '65 1 2 1 E. 79 St.,

Blatz

Bea er, Bentley H.

Bleyer, Stephen

w York, N .Y.

46

River id Dr., w York, N.Y.

64

76 Clark Ave., Chelsea, 1a .

6 Almar t., H allowell

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2 1 0 Farmington Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa.

'65

Beaverstock, Eric E., '65 16 Perry Ave., Nashua, N . H .

B e hinor. Robert M ., '65 1 /5 2 F d rnl St., W. Hartford, Conn.

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Durand B., Jr., '66

23 Beannont Ave., Wallingford, Conn.

. , '66 4 Ov rlook Rd. , w Roch lie, .Y.

Blumenthal, Peter I., '66 53 Bcacon6 Id Bo ton, M as .

Bober, J ck, '64 1 00 Ard n S t . , l'W

York,

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Boghosian, Thomas F., '66 44 Spring St., Brockton, Mass.

Bonalewicz, Richard M., '63 50 Chapin St., Fall River, Mass.

Bond, Whitford, S., '63

62 Channing Rd. , Dedham, Mass.

Bonsall, Charles A., '65 48 Boutelle Ave., Waterville

Boothby, William F. Jr., '65 1 4 1 00 Granville Rd . , Westerville, Ohio Boulette, Ervin T ., '65 46 Silver St., Waterville Bowie, Gordon W., '65 1 Iroquois Dr. , Brightwaters, N .Y.

Bradford, William C., Jr., '64 Nawthome Rd., Old Greenwich, Conn.

Bragg, John W., '65 1 1 Graham Ave., Bangor

Brassem, John W., '64 23 Myrtle Blvd., Larchmont, N.Y.

Braun, Laurence I., '64

Mill River Rd., R.F.D. # 1 , Oyster Bay, N.Y. Brodinsky, Michael, '66 797 Washington St., Brookline, Mass.

Brody, Robert D., '65 34 W. Second St., Moorestown, N .J. Bromley, David G., '63 235 Summer Ave., Reading, Mass.

Brooks, Jeffery L., '63 56 Runnells St., Portland Brown, Christopher C., '65 Dover Rd., Dover, Mass.

Brown, Paul R., '64 91 Portland St., Rochester, N .H. Brown, Peter K., '63 357 Forest St., E . Hartford, Conn.

Bruce, Philip C., '65 52 Elm St., E . Hartford, Conn.

Brudno, Stephen J., '64

3 Buckingham Rd., Quincy, Mass.

Bryan, Kennon W., '65 3620 Rockland Terr., McLean, Va. Buller, Claude L., '65 100 Pool Rd., No. Haven, Conn.

Bunche, Ralph J., '65 1 15-24 Grosvenor Rd., Kew Gardens, N.Y.

Butler, Nathaniel E., '63 34 1 2 Arden Ave., Hollywood, Ill .

Buyniski, Edward F., '63

6242 Robison Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio Byrne, Robert C., '65 7 Center St., Waterville

Caito, Carl A., '63

356 Taber Ave., Providence, R.I.

Callahan, William R., '66

91 Saunders Rd. , Norwood, Mass.

Camplin, Peter M., '65 216 Hillside Dr. , Orchard Pk., N.Y. Carey, Charles W., '63 94 Seabury St., Fall River, Mass.

Carney, Frank T., Jr., ,65

208 So. Main St., W. Hartford, Conn.

Carnochan, John F., '65 Lantern Lane, Cumberland Foreside Carter, Benjamin E., '66 68 Dudley St., Presque Isle Carter, Denis R., '65 1 7 Lake Ave., Melrose, Mass.

Carvellas, John N., Jr., '66 937 Mountain Ave., Berkeley Heights, N.J. Carville, Albert F., Jr., '63 Webster Ave., Lisbon Case, William F., '66 1 33 Purchase St., So. Easton, Mass.

Chader, Paul B., '63 21 Livingston Circle, Needham, Mass.

Champlin, James M., '65 2 Elizabeth Rd., Cape Elizabeth

Charpentier, George C., Jr., '66 15 Stark St., Nashua, N . H .

Coggan, Peter S., '64 Warren Lane, Alpine, N.J.

Cohen, Alan P., '63 237 Bonad Rd., Brookline, Mass.

Cohen, Michael S., '64 1 1 1 Glenbrook Ave., Hamden, Conn.

Colcher, Paul S., '66

4658 Grosvenor Ave., New York, N.Y.

Congdon, R. Gilbert, '66

300 Parker St., E . Longmeadow, Mass.

Connolly, Joseph J., '66

25 Rice Rd., Hingham, Mass.

Connors, Roland A., '66 Brownville Jct. Cook, James L., II, '66 901 Niagra St., Denver, Col. Cookson, John S., '66 90 Rock Meadow Rd., Westwood, Mass.

Cooper, Peter A., '64 201 E . 66 St., New York, N.Y. Corbin, Gerard A., '63 5 C:escent St., Waterville Corey, Gordon M., '65 640 So. Main St., Mansfield, Mass.

Cornell, John R., '65 1 18 Forest Ave., Orono

Cornwall, Andrew B., '64 57 Grove St., Winchester, Mass.

Crosbey, James III, '64 28 Cliff Rd. , Milton, Mass.

23 Roosevelt Ave., Waterville

504 Commercial St., Weymouth, Mass.

Cottrell, Gene F., Jr., '65

1 9 West St., Waterville

Coughlan, Peter, '63

Box 453, Bedford, N.Y.

Cox, David L., Jr., '63

Chesner, Louis E., '64 Choate, Jonathan, '64 Choate, Philip S., '64 R.F.D. #3, Waterville

Church, Richard R., '65 304 No. Euclid Ave., Westfield, N.J . .

Clark, E. Terry, '66

40 Dauntless Lane Hartford, Conn.

Clark, William E., Jr., '66

Borgoyne, Wilfred C., Jr., '64

Clark, William T., '66

2 Pickett St., Marblehead, Mass.

Burks, George A., '65 432 Mountain View Rd. , Englewood, N.J. Burrell, William E., '66 3 Hart Rd., Lynnfield, Mass.

Bush, John N., '64 269 Woodland Ave., Summit, N.J.

1389 Westover Rd. , Cleveland, Ohio Clivner, Michael S., '66 186-49 Grand Central Pkwy., Jamaica Estates, N.Y.

Cottle, William T., Jr., '65

Chase, Rogers S., '63

Burford, Kendall, '64

2 1 75 Hudson Terr., Ft. Lee, N.J.

Clipsham, Neil, '63

4410 42 St. N .W., Washington, D . C.

67 Kelly Rd., Hamden, Conn.

Clarke, Howard V., '63 170 County St., Attleboro, Mass.

Cleghorn, Timothy F., '65 1 42 Garth Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y.

Cliche, Carl E., '63 Clifford Ave., Winslow

192

1 1 14 Rue Ave., Point Pleasant, N.J.

R.F.D. #2, Argyle, N.Y. Lyons Rd. , Basking Ridge, N.J. Cox, Thomas A., '66 R.F.D., Brewster, Mass.

Cramer, Stanton H., '63 1 40 Groen Van Prinstererlaan, The Hague, Holland Crane, Glen R., '64 725 r.eiracres Ave., Westfield, N.J.

Crawford, James B., '64

1 35 Ardmore St., Hamden, Conn.

Crespi, Robert, '63 Rosendale, N.Y. Cromwell, John H., '66 6 Castle Rd., Lexington, Mass.

Crossen, Wade K., '65 9480 Ridge Blvd., Brooklyn, N.Y. Crowell, John N., '63 76 Camp St., W. Yarmouth, Mass.

Currie, Charles E., '65 6 M athews Ave., Waterville Currier, Colby V., '66 5501 Huntington Pkwy., Bethesda, Ma. Curtis, T hompson, '63 Porter Hill, diddlebury, Conn. avid S., '65 Cutl W b· gton St, Duxbury, Mass . !f.ichael W., '66 Cutler i., Linel.Sley Rd., ew emon, .J.

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Dahhed, John E., '66 4 Glen St, Concord, .H. Dakin, Timothy J., '63 Sugar Hill Rd., Falls Village, Conn.

Danforth, Dana F., '66 R.F.D., Dover-Fo croft Danforth, Stephen C., '63 R.F.D., Do er- Fo croft Da,·ey, Broce M., '65 .W., 1019 7th Ave., Roch ter , . Hnn. Davis, Richard W., '65 67 Lawton Rd.,

eedbnm, Mass.

Davis Robert B., '66 RR l, Richmond, Ohio Day, Thomas R., '66 Holly-Woods, 1 attapoi tt, 1a • Dechtenberg, Philip, '66 166-31 16 Ave., \ hitestone , t.Y. Decker, John F., '65 35 Woodland Rd., Holden, 1 .

Decker, Thomas E. Jr., '64 l 35 Woodland Ra. .

Holden, • 1ass .

Denny-Brown, Myles R., '65 3 • ferce r Circle, Cambrid e, Mass.

Densen, Peter, '66 496 Summit Ave., .J. faplewood, Derderian, Edmond J., '66 250 Clemenceau St., Beirut, Lebanon DeRosa, Vincent A., '66 81 Beechwood Ave., W. Lon� Branch, N{ DeWoody, Charles T., 63 Topping Lane, R.F.D. #3, Chagrin Falls, Ohio DiMaio, Alfred J., '65 1 755 Paine St., Yorktown Hgts., N.Y. Dodge, Martin C., '65 612 So. Broolcsvale Rd., Cheshire, Co nn.

OoJian, Jame• P .1 '63 Revo n.ah W.00<19, S ta mford, Conn.

Doll, William M., '68 1 4 E.52 St., ew York. N.Y. Oona lth y, Allen A., '83 9 Mt. Pl asant, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Donahue, Thomu A., '65 304 F rum o r Rd., Apt. 7B famaroneck, .Y. Donahue, WOilam J., '68 !5606 Hoov r St. , a,

Md.

Donaldson, ialsolm L., '66 Trapelo Rd., Lincoln, Mass.

Donohue, Bruce M., '65 4 East Trail Darien, Conn.

Doubleday, Elwyn J., Jr. '66 67 Redin Dr., E. Longmeadow, Mass.

Dowden, William I., '64 149-40 Ash Ave., Flushing, .Y. Downs, Edgar S., '66 907 Oxford St., Worthington, Ohio Drev e , Robert V • '64 107 CliH Ave., Pelham , . Y .

Drisko Elliot H., Jr., '66 10 • titchcll ve., Yonker , .Y. Drummond Jo iah H., Jr., '64 100 �eal t, Portland Dubi ky tanley L. '64 1576 Highbnd Ave., Fall fuver, 1 .

DuH , John P. '65 35 Cr twooa\ Dr., \ elle Icy H ill , Mas .

Duk Edward . , '64 62 Taylor Rd . , \ . Hart.ford, Conn.

Duke herid n, '66 200 Co lumbia Ave., Cranford, .J. Oum · Paul J., '66 73 Jord an Ave., Brunswick Dunn 11 Richard L., Jr., '66 32 Pine t., E eter, H. D er, Robert D. '64 3 En thill Dr. , Doylestown, Pa., ., '64 Dyhrb rg, Lauritz 33 1 Main St. , W tbrook Eagle, John F., ID '66 1 6 1 E.64 St., w York, .Y. Easton, Thom ·.- � '66 R . F.D #2, Fairneld t., a.kl and Eck, Charles R., Jr., '65 66 1 ke ide Dr., Bridgeport, Conn.

Eckel, J ohn L. '66 3 H lfa t., fi mi, Fla. Eckh rdt, H arvey A., '65 49 Englewood Dr. , w Hav n, Conn.

Egbert, Robert H., '66 257 Lynn t.

Harrington Pk., .J. Egert, Timothy '66 t 6 1 04

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W hington, D.C. Eiseman, John M., '66 55 Purimn Lane , w mp cott, Mn . . ittreim, tephen L., '63 5 1 7 o Riv r. ide Or., phin

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Ider, Robert b'.J '66 Whit H i l l Rd. , o l d pring H rhor, N.Y. Elli , Jame C., '64 4 1 3 Fi r t Av ., P lh m , .Y. Emt'r on, Luth r L., '64 227 1 RidJ.t Rd., o. Hav<'n, Conn.

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Emmet, Robert E., '64 Box 7, Cape Porpoise Erdmann, David C., '66 801 Springfield Ave., Cranford, N.J. Erickson, Carroll L., Jr., '66 85 Norton St., So. Berwick Fallon, Charles D., '64 W. Bloom.field, N.Y. Fay,- Frank W., '66 424 Maple Ave. , Pittsburgh , Pa. Fayerweather, Jay C., '64 6 Edgewood Dr., Ho-ho-kus, .J. Fearon, David S. '65 l 25 Par on Rd., Portland Fedennan, Kenneth L., '64 1 92 Birch Dr., ew Hyde Park, N.Y. Feinberg, Barry L. '65 1340 Trafalga r t., W. Englewood, N . J .

Fell, J a m e E . '66 655 Rock St., Fall River 1 a s.

Fellow , Peter F., '66 v 4206 .E. 5th � Pompano Beach, l' Ja .

Fenn, Wallace B., '63 Chu rch St., Dors t Vt. Ferretti WiJliam P., '65 .56 Map! Ave., hr w hury, Mas .

Field, Edmund E. '63 247 pringfi ld Ave., Has rouck H gt ., .J. Field Fred F., IV '64 3 Battle t., Brockton, Ma .

Field, John W., Jr., '66 1 4.50 H illsid e Rd . , Fairfield, Conn.

Finizio, A. Francis, '66 564 Pie ant t., Milton, M a .

Fi cher, Da id P., '66 Ful l r Ave.,

Chatham,

.J.

Fleuren, JefJery E . '65 Rockland l . Ho pital, Orangehurg, N .Y. Flint, Timothy M., '63 4 Pin St.,

Wrstport, Conn.

N . W. ,

Floyd, Carl M., '66 2 M iddle St., Farmington, Conn.

Foritano Jame C., '65 57 Ch st r t., Arlington, Ma s.

Fo , Charle S., '66 1 74 Craigic St., Portland Fo ter, John P., '66 7 H i g h l a nd T rr., tafford prings, Conn.

Foxman, . Jame , '65 40 W . hington Av .

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Frnl , William M., '66 90 1 R, ym r Ave., W nnm . :i, N.J. Frnze, John T., '63 229 Hi(thlnnd Av . , Fall Riv r.

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Fredrik on, Jon A., '64 R W vsid Lan • S r<,d I , Y.

Freed, Ivan G., '63 18 Holman St., Fitchburg, Mass.

Freeman, MacGregor, '63

1 27 Coolidge Hill, Cambridge, Mass.

French, Peter E., '63 20 Madison Ave., Cranford, N.J.

Friary, Richard J., '64 30 May St., Biddeford Friberg, John E., '64 539 Merrimack St., Manchester, N . H .

Goodchild, Anthony A., '64 86 Lawson Rd. , Winchester, Mass.

Goodwin, Charles F., Jr., '65 54 Goudy St., So. Portland

Hardy, John D., '63 7 Paris St., Norway

Hardy, Stuart G., '63

Gordon, Michael L., '66

577 Main St., Hingham, Mass.

Hardy, William P., '66 24 High St., Wilton

Gordon, Peter G., '64

Harrington, John E., '65

122 Cedric Rd., No. Newton Centre, Mass.

Main St., Winterport

642 Elm St., New Haven, Conn.

1 505 Metropolitan Ave., New York, N.Y. Gordon, Robert A., '65 326 Maypole Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. Gould, Rodney E., '65 4 Winthrop St., Stoneham, Mass.

64 Lakeshore Dr., Beverly, Mass.

Harris, James E., '64 15 South Dr., Larchmont, N.Y.

Fulman, Arthur S., '64

Gottfried, Herbart W., '63

Harris, Stephen H., '64

Friedler, Louis M., '66

163 Hawthorne St., Malden, Mass.

Furek, Robert M., '64 4 1 6 Palisade Ave., Cliffside Park, N.J.

Gaillard, Tristram C., '66 Route 1 39, No. Branford, Conn.

Garnett, Stanley I., '65

455 Monument Ave., Malvern, Pa. Garon, Gerald S., '65 43 Chenery St., Portland Gelbard, Robert S., '64 1 0 Westminister Rd., Brooklyn, N.Y.

Geltman, Richard B., '64 43 J(jngston Rd. , Newton, Mass.

George, Daniel T., '64 203 Elliot St., Brockton, Mass.

George, William H., '66

1 7 Country Club Dr., Rochester, N.Y. Gibbons, John W., '64 7 Alden Lane, Port Washington, N.Y. Gibbs, Robert S., '66 28 Puritan Ave., Swampscott, Mass.

Gilbert, David A., '63 Albion

Gilbert, Donald, Jr., '65

18 Princess Margaret Blvd.

Toronto, Canada Giles, Anthony S., '66 88 Pleasant St., Marblehead, Mass.

Gilmor, John P., '65 49 High St., Camden

Gilman, Michael C., '65

Box 163, W. Trenton, New Jersey Gow, John R., '64 Westminister Sch., Simsbury, Conn.

Graceffa, Alfio, C., '64 18 Sunset Rd. , Waltham, Mass.

Grant, Kenneth C., '65 22 Summer St., Millinocket

Harrington, Michael E., '66

1029 Clay Ave., Pelham Manor, N.Y.

Hart, Peter D., '64

740 San Luis R . , Berkeley, Calif.

Harwood, Richard B., '65 303 Spirea Dr., Dayton, Ohio

Haskell, David F., '65

Gray, Gardner, '64

18 Jordt St., Manchester, Conn.

Hatch, David R., '65 1 Parsons Ave., Lynnfield, Mass.

Gray, Kenneth S., '65

Hathaway, Lewis K., '63

18 Wildwood St., Winchester, Mass.

38 MacArthur Rd., Natick, Mass.

Green, Benjamin S., '66 6 Haines St., Presque Isle

1404 Massachusetts Ave., Lexington, Mass.

Hauck, Charles E., '63 2420 Lavin Court, Troy, N.Y.

Greene, David, '64

Haughs, Donald B., '64

3 1 5 E .70 St., New York, N.Y. Greene, John S., '65 345 Upham St., Melrose, Mass.

Griest, W alter W., '66 2000 Ridge Rd. , N o . Haven, Conn.

3 Mulberry Lane, Cos Cob, Conn.

Haynes, John K., '64 29 Chestnut St., W. Haven, Conn.

Henderson, Jay '63 ,

17 Mystic Ro., Marblehead, Mass.

Gronlund, Jay K., '65

Henkle, Bruce A., '64

Gross, George M., '63

Hendrickson, William F., '64

589 Monterey Ave., Pelham, N.Y. Case Farm, Bristol, Conn.

Grossman, Thomas S., '63 95 Baldpr.te Hill Rd., Newton, Mass.

Grzelecki, Alfred J., '65 1938 Tower Ave., Schenectady, N.Y.

Gula, Robert J., '63

56 Sears St., Middletown, Conn.

170 Niles Rd. , Waterford, Conn.

380 Orienta Ave., Mamaroneck, N .Y. Hertz, Bruce E., '65 9 Edgewood Dr., Freehold, N.J. Hervey, Virgil W., '65 67 Roosevelt St., Garden City, N.Y.

Hill, Jonathan B., '66 1 1 Exeter St., Boston, Mass.

Hill, Thomas A., '65

33 Elliot St., Beverly, Mass.

Hall, Jon F., '63

235 Harriet St., So. Portland

Hallett, �ilmot C., III, '64

1205 Heberton Ave., Pittsburgh, Penn.

Hipson, Herman A., '63 55 Wallace Ave., Auburn, Mass.

205 Thacher St., Milton, Mass.

Hallowell, A. Barney, '64

Hiss, Roger A., '66

82 1 Nathan Hall Rd. , Berywn, Pa.

Hamburger, Ronald, '64

Hodge, Carroll McK., '66

Gilmore, Richard S., '66 Glassman, Robert C., '64 Glaze, John B., '66

Glennan, Robert, '63 1 4 North St., Syosset, N.Y.

Goldberg, Stephen S., '64 242 Russett Rd., Brookline, Mass.

Golline:er, Stuart H., '63 1600 Chapel St., New Haven, Conn.

48 Leland St., Portland

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373 DeMott St., Mineola, N.Y.

1 2 Hidden Field, Andover, Mass.

8 Bancroft Tower Rd., Worcester, Mass.

Hamby, Wallace B., '64 2 1 300 Sydeham Rd., Shaker Hgts., Ohio Hammer, Dennis D . , '64 206- 1 5 26 Ave., Bayside, N.Y.

Hardy, Dennis L., '64 York

194

59 Hill St., Floral Park, N.Y. Cragsmoor, N .Y.

Hodge, Robert J., '65 170 Laurel Hill Rd., Mt. Lakes, N.J.

Hodsdon, Caleb T., '66 125 Richdale Rd., Needham, Mass.

Holden, Randall L., '65 1 42 Lyons Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y.

Hood

Jame

L.

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3 1 Roo velt Ave., \V aterville

p.

e, E., '65 3 1 Loorni Pl., 1 'ew H:iven, Conn.

Hou hton, Charle E., '66 Holida Inn Intervale, ew Hamp hir Houl ban, ndr w P., '64 Round H ill Rd , Cr nwich. Conn.

Hubbard Ueo . '63 rry Hi l l Rd., y� t, .Y. Ruck l, John, '65 180 Hill Park A Cre t eek, .Y Hudson, Chari T. '66 4 1 50 Black Point Honolulu, Hawaii Hunt, D vid P ., '63 3200 t. . \ .

Waohin�on, D. C. H ton, Frank \i . , '65 5 F nway L Portland H d , lbert . '65 Old Redding Rd. \Ve ton, Conn.

H l e r, Harv y '65 5 {h�;i:tht t.

Brook l i ne . M H 11lofr, Ira H., '65 45 • fonson l B rock ton, . I

Kre idewe i s John L., '64 ?

2254 Baun oral Ave. Uni.on, New Jersey Kristenson Paul W., '66 42 Hauthorne St. We twood, Mass.

Hooker, Geor

Ladd John B., '65

Box 1 687 as au, Bahamas

Lakin, Robert F., 63

'66 f., '63

.. '66

ve.

u

Ket hum Peter P. '63 1 3i B ford Rei. Pica nt\'ille, . Y Kie ow, Thom '66 R )''DOI Rd. Wm low

'mball. Ralph, '63 H�v<'rhill Rd. Top 6 Id • . t Kind • Phillip , ' 6

Harmony Hill , Route # 1 wport. i inn.

Kin don, Bru ce \ . , '63 1 429 fa.in St. Hold n, 1 .

Kirb , Frank D., '63 62 \ clbeck t., pt. 1 2 A London, En�land Kittr d �e. William '65 20 Park t.

Pittsfield Kligennan, Barr . , '66 34 Bixby t.

R v r , fas .

Knight, Linwo d G. '66 Pin Ave. iv nnore Fall 1'

Kno

fichael R., '64

Church t.

BrownviU

Ko nig bau r, Kirk R., '63 W !nut Hill Rd. Thom ton, Conn.

Kollia , John D., '66 1 33 Elm St. B lmont, M .

Kor t Tom, '65 1 L k vi w Drive Rivcrsid , Conn.

Ko ter, Will iam H., '66 99 1 Richard Crt. T :in ck, . J.

Kowal, Harold F., '6S

23 . ta.fford Rd ., wton Centre, M Krack, Conrad R., '65 52 Plymouth Rd. t, . Y. 1, nh onnan R., '65 85.t; an Av . w York , . Y.

1. 5

Ellsworth Lambert, James E., '66 1 75 Orchard Ridge Rd. Cbappaqua, . Y. Lam on, Howard J., '63 2 1 2 Penn Drive W t Hartford, Conn.

Lapides Jame E., '63 92 Living ton St. ew Haven, Conn.

Lardieri, Peter J., '66 4 Fifth t. wark, . J. LaRouche, Jame L . , '63 33 Pie ant St. Hlo Lar chao, Richard, '64 l - Park Row . Y. ' w York, Larsen D avid C., '63 2 We t Court Waterville L tham, Howard M., '66 70 Bel vedere Drive Cranston, R. I . atvis, William '66 17 Hooker t.

hua, .H. L w, \Villiam L., '63 6 Be y Brown Rd. Port Che t r, . J. Lav le , William J. III, '66 t.

50 o.mmj Rowayton, Conn.

La , Peter J., '66 29 Linwood St. Arlington, Mas .

Lebeau, Donald P., '65

252 1ain t.

Easthampton, Mass.

Lederman, fark E., '66 6 Whi tewood Rd. White Plains, N. J . . Ill, '64 Leighton, William 15 Pi lgrim Drive Winche ter, Ma .

Leonard, William P., '65 torm Kfog School Cornwall-on-Rud on, N. Y. Leupold, John K., '64 205 Orchard Hill Drive Fairfield, Coon.

Leve que, Lionel P., '63 17 Elm St. Fort Kent Le e que, Richard W. '63 19 We t m Av .

Wat rvill Levi, Eric H., '64 c/o L . Jon , Box 440, \1 ombas a , Kenya Lev , Kenneth R., '64 13 9 M i l h ood Lan \lerrick, . Y. Lewi , Che ter W., '63 Pa l m r t. oiwich, Conn.

Lewi Robert 8., '65 18 Tum r Driv h ppaqua, . Y. Lewi , Ronald . , •es 13 RJ h rd on Av • Liv nnor F lls

Libby, Harry S., '64

68 Irving Ave. Torrington, Conn.

Lippincott, Bruce L., '64

Reigelsville, Pa.

Little, Craig B., '66

McLean, Gordon L., '66

16 East Hillcrest Havertown, Pa. McLennan, Charles J., '66 c!o Holt, Waterville Rd. Oakland

Mechem, John C., '64

239 High St. Westwood, Mass.

Metzler, Robert J., '63

30 Northgate Rd. Wellesley, Mass.

470 High St. Hampton, N .H.

MacMillan, Douglas S., '63

Meyer, Douglas W., '66

28 Hollywood Ave. Yonkers, N. Y.

McMahon, Michael E., '65

Miller, Arthur G., '64

28 Westover Circle Wilmington, Del.

MacMullen, Thomas D., '63

Miller, J. Wesley, III, '63

P. 0. Box 1 7 1 Bacolod, Negros Occ., Philippines

McNabb, John F., Jr., '64

Lloyd, Alex, '64

Lockwood, John A., '64 Locsin, Nicholas T., '65

Loomis, Jonathan L., '66

58 Bellevue Ave. Summit, N. J. 1647 Wallace St. Stroudsburg, Pa.

242 Sunset Drive Butler, Pa. 40 Beach St. Saco

19 Norman Ave. Wallingford, Conn.

82- 1 6 34 Ave. Jackson Hgts., N. Y.

5 Birchland Ave. Springfield, Mass.

Miller, Kim C., '66 Congress Terrace Milford, Mass.

2323 Pebble Fork Northfield, Ill. Lord, Frederick C., '65 12 Rockridge Rd. Waltham, Mass.

Mabee, Carlton H., '66 Machbitz, Marc L., '65

Miller, Terrill S., '63

40 Lewis Rd. Swampscott, Mass.

Lowell, David H., '65 Tenants Harbor

Machon, Stephen H., '65

Minahan, Deane G., '64

Mackinnon, Neil G., Jr., '63

Mitchell, Everett C., '64

Loveday, William J., '66

Lowery, James G., '65

24 Pleasant St. Brunswick Ludwig, Charles L., '63 Route # 2 Augusta

Lund, Richard D., Jr., '66

2 1 0 Central St. Gardiner

Lunt, Robert B., Jr., '63

36 Scott Dyer Rd. Cape Elizabeth

25 Highland St. Lexington, Mass.

97-37 63rd New York, N. Y.

8 1 Greenacre Ave. Longmeadow, Mass.

99 Hoover Rd. Needhan, Mass.

Maguire, Dennis F., '66 6 Tufts St. Marblehead, Mass.

Maizner, Andrew H., '66 8 Bryant Crescent White Plains, N. Y.

Malley, Edward W. ID, '64

1 43 Atlantic Ave. C.:-hasset, Mass.

Miller, Michael S., '63

1 55 Ridgewood Ave. Hamden, Conn.

218 Pickett District New Milford, Conn.

7 Echo Ddive Darien, Conn.

7 Gardner Place

Winchester, Mass.

Mitchell, Norman C.f '64

56 Sherwood Circ e East Bridgewater, Mass.

Monbleau, Russell N., Jr., '66 505 West Hill Rd. Stamford, Conn.

Monk, Harrison G

'.l

'66

14 Wakeman Rd. Darien, Conn.

Mandell Robert, '65 ,

Moody, Carlisle E., '65

Rua Ilheus 1 13 Sao Paulo, Brazil

Manforte, Salvatore V., '66

Moody, Jonathan R., '65

16 Berkley P ace Buffalo, N. Y.

Mangion, Robert B., '64

Luternauer, John L., '64 Lytle, Bruce P 'i '64 McAlary, Brian G., '63

31 Johnson Hgts.

Waterville 5 Custer St. Stamford, Conn.

75 Lunt Rd. Falmouth

14 Park Circle Newburyport, Mass.

32 Irving St. Melrose, Mass.

Moog, Gordon L., '63

222 North Van Dien Ave. Ridgewood, N. J.

16ÂĽ.i School St. Waterville

Mann, George, '66

Morgan, Donald A., '63

607 North Chester Rd. Swarthmore, Pa.

Marburg, Galen S., '64

Moriyi, Toshimichi, '64

20 Felsmore Ave. Pawtucket, R. I.

Marchese, Jess R., '63

Main Rd. East Corinth

Marquez, Camilo R., '63

McCabe, James L., '65

McClure Edward R., '64 1 MacDougall, Eric L., '66 McConchie, James H., '63

51 Monadnock Rd. Wellesley, Mass.

McDonald, John A., '63

46 Spring St. Gardiner McDowell, Charles C., '65 Haven St. Dover, Mass.

McElroy, Gerald P., '65

South Main Rd. Vineland, N. J.

McGinley, Morgan, '64

Prospect Hill Noank, Conn.

McGirr, John M., '66

17 Adams St. Belmont, Mass.

McKinne, James W., '63

7 Pine Drive Woodbury, N. J.

McKinstry, Gary W., '66

Charlemont,, Mass.

McLaughlin, George B., '63

164 College Ave. Beaver, Pa.

Hill St. Topsfield, Mass.

1317 Fiddlers Green Falls Church, Va. 1587 Anita Lane Seaford, N. Y.

RR # 1 , Upper Shad Rd. Pound Ridge, N. Y. Marshall, Harry B., '65 66 Weed St. New Cannon, Conn.

Marsolini, Paul L., '64

20 Elm Drive West Hartford, Conn.

Tsuna-machi, Mita, Shiba Tokyo, Japan Morneau, Roland E., '65 727 Fourth Ave. Berlin, New Hampshire Morrione, Thomas J., '65

127 New Market Rd. Garden City, N. Y. Morris, John D., II, '65 Whippoorwill Rd. Armonk, N. Y.

30 Buckingham Rd. Milton, Mass.

Morrison, Richard, '66

Beech Hill Rd. , R#l, Skowhegan

Morse, Jeffrey C., '66

2120 Fourth Ave. Kearney, Neb.

Morse, Robert F., '65

East Sullivan

Morse, William J., III, '65

Martin, David F., '.65 Martin, John L., '63

Martin, Larry E., '66 Martin, Paul E., '65 7 Woolsey Ave.

Trumball. Conn.

Marvin, William E., '65

62 Fifth St. South Portland

2 1 1 Great Neck Rd. Waterford, Conn.

35 Elmore St. Newton Centre, Mass.

187 Berwick Rd. Attleboro, Mass.

Moulton, Robert T., '63

39 Warren St. Salem, Mass.

784 Hanover St. Manchester, N. H.

Mowry, Edward F., '66

10 Hillview Rd. North Reading, Mass.

Mud�e, Peter A., '65

Master, Robert J., '64

Mayer, Thomas G., '63

Old Mii.l Rd. Greenwich, Conn.

196

465 Channing Rd Westfield, N. J.

7 Palmer St. Hampton, N.H.

. fulcahy, Douglas T. '63 Rt. 1 65 Lyme, Conn. �fullen, John P. '65 wan Lake Ave .

Belfast

�forray Kenneth J. '65 8 B ristol Rd. Clinton, . Y. • fosche, Frank W., '66 9 Cedar St. Dedham, Mass.

Mutrie, James E., '66 1 Woodcliff Rd. \\!ellesley Hills, 1ass. ahawi, Baha E. S., '65 Taxi E sax.hid Amman. Jordan eal Frank G. ill, '65 49 Fairway Drive \I est 'e wton, las . eil, illiam G., '65 644 Linwood Ave. Ridgewood , �. J . e l on, Leonard . , '66 180 Castle Rd.

. 'nbant, . 1

. ter Peter C., '66 35-15 7 l Jae n Hgts., Y. 'evin, Donald E., '64 Bo 79 Co hen. Conn.

'ickerson, George T., Jr., '63

43 Johnson H igh \ terville 'jo a Jean.Paul, '64 OU

-frefet

Foumban, Cameroun

oc .

\' alter R., '66

gu tm Ahumada 310 1exico City, . l ·co.

'oel, R alph E., '63 326 . 1a:in t.

Lewi ton • orthacker, Eugene J. '63 1 1 Trumbull Rd . fanhn t. ' . Y. ' us bum \ iJHam R., '63 1 36 Blake Rd. Le ington, . f yce, Harry C., Jr., '66 606 .. el on e Lansd:ile, Pa. • 'ye, Kenneth P., '64 2 1 44 C l nvi w Rd.

•

Clenvew, Ill.

Oaks, John A., '6'6 1 04 Myrtle Ave , 'orth Plainfield, . J .

Oates, William A. Jr., '65 t. Paul' choo[

Concord,

'e w

Hamp hire

Oberg, Donald C., '6'6 3 W. Kidd r St. Portland O'Connor, John J., '65 72 1 Edgewood Ave.

Trenton, . J. Oe treicher, Lee D., '66 44 1 We t End Ave. . Y. • · w York,

Oki , William T., Jr., '65

1 28 Camp Ave.

Dari n, Conn.

Olivetti, Alfred C., '64 Jvr a, l t1ly 01 on, Clifford B., '6'6 94 E ll i Fann Lanf' f Ir , ,f • 01 on, Wi11iam J., '63 2 Em on Rd . ham, f

O'

eill, Herbert G., '65

75 Palmer Ave. Larchmont, N. Y. Onsager, Hans T., '64 84 1 Whiiney Ave. ew Haven. Conn.

Orloff, K enn eth L., '66 Pond Rd. tamford, Conn.

0 borne, Richard T., '66 1 29 Acre Lane H icksville . Y. 0 en eal, '63 23 Friendl Rd. orwalk, Conn.

0 tendorf Karl B. '65 196 Ri<l� ge Park A e. t:runford, Conn.

0 trov k Mruvin C. '63 29 Baker Rd. Everett, fas .

Our ler, ' illi m F., '65 25 utton Pl ce So. 1ew York N. Y. Palmer, P J K., Jr. '64 0 E:iton Rd. 'eedhrun, M

P p • h.

tepbeo I., '64 10 Gregory t.

Danbwy, Conn.

Pari h, David F., '65 75 B rly Rd. , • w Hav n, Conn.

Parker, Frank H., '64 ut Rd. Cumberland Parke , John W., 12 \ i l liam S l \ at rville P r ons J. Cary, '65

Uthgow \ imlcw

t.

., '6'6 1 26 Bla.lceslee Ave. 1 o. Hav u. Conn.

P ul, J m F., Jr., '66 Brookhav n Rd. \ allingford, P .

\ illiam

P tric

P wlowicz, Peter H. '65 30 Maple St. E. Longmeadow, Mas .

P xton, Peter C., '65 33

York St

L dngton, Mass.

Penh le, Da id ., '66 1 B arberry Lane

Concord,

Perkins

.H.

John . '66 K nd u keag Ave.

124 Bangor

Perkins, Ra ym on d K., Jr., '64 1 05 chool t.

Concord, .H. Pete on, John A.1 625 W. Pierce St. \filwauk e, Wf consin Petr ki.s Byron, '63

10 Victory Ave.

H ve rh H I . fas .

Phillip , onnan E., '66 1 7 Concord St. Portland Pierce, Rodney D., '63 104 Wood tock Lane Cran ton, R . J .

Pike, Lawrence ff., '66 Llv rmorc Fall Pin o, Paul, '63 hor Rd. Ogunquit Pious, Richard M., '6'6 370 an Pkwy.

Brooklyn, . Y. Pitman, Jon P., 16'6

o.

ac alboro

1 97

Pitnof, Nathaniel D., '66 356 Blue Hills Pkwy.

Platner Edward W., '63 12 Tower Rd., Hingham, Mass.

Politica, Daniel F., '63 1 10 Chrisie St. Tenafly, . J. Polley, David L. '64 19 Ashland St a hua, .H. Pollock, William B . , '64 28 Columbus Ave. Beverly, Mass.

Pomeranz, John E., '64

74 Wright Drive Avon, Conn.

Poole, David S., '63

300 Colonel Hunt Dr., Abington, Mass.

Po!!> Allen C. '65 .

1nistle Lane Rye, . Y. Po t, Frederick W., Jr., '64 74 Shoreham Drive

Roch ter,

. Y.

Potter Benjamin C. Jr. '64

468 Totten Pond Rd. Walthrun, Mass.

Pritchard Bruce G. '64 42 Quany Rd. \ ate rfo rd, Conn.

Proulx, P hilip C., '66 13 Cold t

Waterville

Pulver, David, '63 6 Dover Rd.

W. Hartford, Conn.

Punn'tt n °' L. Gardner, '65 The Ledges Hopedale, Mass .

Quad.land, Geoffrey W. '66 RFD # 2, Box 304 Katonah, N. Y. Quirk, James R., '65 2222 Worthington S t.

Bethlehem, Pa. Rabeni, Charles F., '66 Central S t .

Southborough, Mass.

Rakoff, Stuart H., '65 686 Hall Sl , lanchester, ew Hampshire Raikes, Merrill C., Ill , '63 1 0 1 8 Calvert Sl Baltimore Md. Rand Robert S., '66 Tamarack Drive Plymouth, .ff.

Ransom, Robert C. Jr., '66

22 Glad,vin Place

Bronxville, N. Y. Raup Adolf A., Rennstein l , Villach, Austria Record Duane C., '65 Livermore Fall Record Ralph' S., '66 Livermore Fall Redmond Peter W. '66 RFD # 2 Laconia, N . H .

RePrf. Kenneth L. '65

Harmony

Ree e , David M., Jr., '64 16 B njamin St. Old Cr nwich, Conn.

Reif, Thoma '66 1 57- 1 0 nnford Ave. F1u. h i n g , . Y. Repetto, mo l d, '65 34 M npl Ave .

Broad Brook, Conn.

Rhoades, Alan S., '64 Merrill Hall Exeter, N . H .

Richardson, Thomas 0., '63 275 Wilmarth St. Attleboro, Mass.

Richards, Timothy F., '66 12 Ballard St. Durham, N .H. Richter, Frederich B., Jr., '66 Fairwood Rd., Bethany, Conn.

Riddell, Mathew A., '65 56 Pine St., Bar Harbor Robbat, Richard J., '64 38 Sherburne Rd., Lexington, Mass.

Robbins, Geoffrey T., '65 1020 The Parkway, Mamaroneck, N .Y. Robbins, J. Whitfield, '65 Lee Terr., Williamstown, Mass.

Robbins, Keith D., '66 8 Thayer Rd., Manchester, Conn.

Robbins, Kenneth S., '63 30 Center Dr., Old Greenwich, Conn.

Roberts, Bruce R., '66 E. Waterboro Robinson, John A., '64 7 Simsbtuy Rd. , W. Granby, Conn.

Robinson, Michael A., '64 P . O. Box 176, Sherman Station Rogers, Paul K., '63 1 20 Ten Acre Rd., New Britain, Conn.

Rogers, Robert A., '65 1 1 Charles St., Houlton Rogerson, John S., '66 38 Bowdoin St., Houlton Romack, Charles W., '66 Irish Lane, Cambridge, New York Roody, Randolph R., '65 305 South St. , Concord, N.H. Ross, Gary C., '65 301 Summer St., Lynnfield, Mass.

Ross, Leon M., '66 Longmeadow Rd., Cumberland Foreside Ross, Murdock J., Jr., '64 1 64 Rosseter St., Dorcehester, Mass.

Ross, Paul M. '65 750 Kappock St., Bronx, N.Y. Rothamnn, Harry E., '66 33 Highclere Lane, Valhalla, N.Y. Rudnick, Leslie H., '66 123 Buckminister Rd., Brookline, Mass.

Ruf, John N., '64 1 46 Stafford Ave., Waterville, N.Y. Russell, Edward S., Jr., '66 15 Notre Dame Ave., Suncook, N . H .

Ruth, John C . , '65 24 Inwood Rd. , Essex Fells, N.J. Ryan, John H., '64 3 Everett St., Walpole, Mass.

Saad, Ronald J ., '65 81 Huntington St., Brockton, Mass.

Sagalyn, Ernest S., '63 96 Summer Ave., Springfield, Mass.

Salim, Ahmed T ., '65 3 Wharf Rd., Port Loko, Sierra Leone Salisbury, James W., '65 8 Overlook Rd., Chagrin Falls, Ohio Sanderson, Owen M., '63 62 W. Ridge Dr., W. Hartford, Conn.

Savage, William M., '65 25 Longmeadow Rd., Wellesley, Mass.

Sawler, Lawrence E., '65 100 Centennial Ave., Gloucester, Mass.

Scherl, Ronald A., '66 1 39-19 31 Rd., Flushing, N.Y. Schoeman, Stephen, '64 59 Abcrfoyle Rd., New Rochelle, N.Y. Schulze, Lawrence D., '64 4 West St., Newtown, Conn.

Schwartz, Arthur H., '65 23 Blake St., Newtonvillc, Mass.

Scotti, Gavin W., '65 1 15 Somerset Ave., Garden City, N.Y. Sears, Frederick T., '63 20 Rue de Boulainvilliers, Paris 16e, France Sears, Robert M., '66 20 Rue de Boulainvilliers, Paris 16e, France Seder, Michael S., '63 65 Williams St., Norwich, Conn.

Seferian, Albert, Jr., '65 1 1 Edward Rd., Watertown, Mass.

Schacter, Brian M., '66 1 46 Boulston St., Brockton, Mass.

Shapiro, Jerrold L., '64 1 1 Blue Hill Terrace St., Milton, Mass.

Sharron, William R., '63 63 Boulder Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass.

Sheldon, John S., '63 369 Millwood Rd., Chappaqua, N.Y. Sherman, Todd H., '64 171 Barbara Rd., Waltham, Mass.

Shirley, Fredric C., '65 50 Woodridge Rd., Wellesley, Mass.

Short, Donald J., '64 16 Mayflower Ave., Hull, Mass.

Shovan, Mark J., '66 39 Ridge Rd., Concord, N.H. Shreve, D. Benjamin, '65 17� Chestnut St., Salem, Mass.

Shur, George M., '64 24 Wadsworth St., Portland Sills. Arthur S., '65 85-96 Palermo St., Jamaica, N.Y. Silver, John B., '64 690 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow, Mass.

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Simcock, Bradford L., '66 8 Chestnut St., Somerset, Mass.

Simon, James S., '64 855 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. Simpson, James R., '66 169 Nutley Ave., Nutley, N.J. Sitkin, John H., '64 Inwood Lane, Furnace Dock Rd., Peekskill, N.Y. Skodnek, Kenneth B., '64 Wayaawi Ave., Bayville, N.Y. Small, Roderic 0., '66 Raymond Smith, Allan, '64 1800 Des Chenaux Rd., Three Rivers, Quebec Smith, Hermon E., '63 7 Hereford Rd., Marblehead, Mass.

Smith, Jay McC., '63 Metcalf Rd. , R.F.D. #2, Willoughby, Ohio Smith, MacKenzie, '63 50 Pond St., No. Easton, Mass.

Smith, Phillip A., '66 Main St., Sheffield, Mass.

Smith, Starbuck, III, '65 8748 Old Indian Hill Rd. , Cincinnati, Ohio Smith, Stephen P., '66 2783 Edgewood Rd., Columbus, Ohio Smith, Stephen W., '63 86 Brooks St., W. Medford, Mass.

Snow, Abbott K., '64 3 Tokencke Trail, Darien, Conn.

Snow, Charles B., '64 49 Grosset Rd., Riverside, Conn.

Sonnenberg, Carlos A., '66 Lopez Y Planes, 82 1 Acasusso, Buenos Aires, Argentina Soule, Charles D., '66 535 Marietta Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. Spates, James L., '65 106 Meadowbrook Ave. , W . Springfield, Mass.

Speers, Jerrold B., '63 R.F.D. #2, Winthrop Spitzer, Eric R., '65 4 Countryside Lane, Marblehead, Mass.

Springer, Donne E., '63 188 Quinobequin Rd., Waban, Mass.

Stearns, Stewart M., '63 1 13 Portsmouth St., Concord, N .H. Stevens, James H., '66 59 Curtise Ave., Wallingford, Conn.

Stevens, John E . '65 i 29 1 Woodford St., Portland Stevenson, Robert J. '63 � 279 West Hill Ra ., Newington, Conn.

Stinson, Carl W., '63 13 Dike Rd., Bath Stokes, Charles C., '63 1012 Westview St., Philadelphia, Pa.

Welsh, Lewis P., '66

59 C.enter Lane, Milton, Mass.

Werner, Eric S., '66 Rou te #3, Holderness, N.H .

Westgate, David F., '63 Water St., Mattapoisett, Mass.

We tgate, James F., '63 Rockport

Wetzel, Fred J., '65

1 45 Belmont Ave.,

Kenmor , N.Y. Weygant Peter S., '66 265 Audubon Rd. , Eng lewood, N. J.

Whalley, Peter }., '64

22" Dunlap St., Salem, Mass.

Wheeler, John A., '66 305 Waterville Rd., Oakland

White, Charles, '64 49 1 Main St., Saco

White Lloyd 0., '65

R . F.D. # 1 Box 1 95, E. Lebanon White, Raymond 0., '63 369 Main St., Oxford Ma .

Whitehouse Robert W., '63

W ddin on Richard J., '65 for na Rd.,

654

P nn all y, ar rth, Pa. W dswor1h, Peter '63 1 1 0 Lincoln t., Framingham, Mas .

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agner, Peter B., '66

ppl t Farm, Hampden Fall ,

.H.

Wahmann, Chri topher P., '66 1 2 1 o . warthmor warthmor , Pa.

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62 ycamore Rd. Cochituate, M .

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377 For t Ave., Brockton, Mass.

Walley, David R., '63 rve's Lane, If Kenn unlcport Wanhnan, tuar1 C., '66 22 1 1 Av nue L Brookl yn, .Y. W rd, Michael D., '65 23 E arl t., orwood, Mas .

Warren, Der k L., '65 pruc wood Lan , Rids:t fi Id, Conn.

Watkins, Frederick A., '63

19 Lyman Circle, Shaker H gtJ . , Ohio Weck , John S., '63 12 Cl1moc Rd., Ch tnut H ill, Mru s.

W ibu t, Robebrt S., '64 76 Bow r' S t . , fonch t r, Conn.

W iland. Andrew J., '64

R A P<'n Lane,

c¡w H yd " Plc., N.Y. W I h. Jonathan B., '65

t3R RI hbnd Rd , Cr11n ton, R . I .

1 99

756 Lynn Fells Pkwy., 1elro e, Mass.

Whitelaw Robert M., '63 4 Ridge Rd., Cann el, N . Y. Wicker ham, Peter, '65 49 Ridge Rd., Ard ley, N.Y. Wiley Philip . , '66 K i n g Richard Dr., Boxford, Mas .

Wildorf, Barry S., '66 1 1 4 Granville Ave., Malden, Mass.

Will iam David E .1 '63 6 Penn C.enter Plaza, Philadelphia, Pa.

William 1 Dennis R. 10 Colony Pl., Millinock t

'64

Williams, Geoffre y P., '66 72 tandi h Rd., W llesl y Hill , Mas .

William , Randall, IV, '65 Main t., Dov r, Mass.

Williams,

farshall F., '66

33 Ellsmore Terr., Braintree, Mas .

William on, Charles P., Jr., '63 1 30 Prospect St.,

Providence, R . I .

William on, Dean D. ' 63 2 0 Holt St., Concord, N.H.

Wil on, John M., '63 Main St., C nterville, Mass.

Winkler, Edward D., '63 52 Pearl St., R nding, Ma

.

Winslow. Carlton H., m, '64 90 Hiller t Ter., terid n, Conn.

Win tanley, Peter F., '66 51 Crockett Ave . , Dor h st r,

Ma

.

Winter , D. Wayne, '66 cond Rn n g w y, Wnt rvlll

Wise, Robert I., '63 415 Penn Valley Rd., Narberth, Pa. Witherell, William H., '63 1 1 Steven Rd. , Westboro, Mass.

Wood, John C., '64 78 Great Oak Lane, Pleasantville, N.Y. Woodard, James S., '65 33 Arrowhead Rd., Wilton, Conn.

Woodbury, E. Arthur, Jr., '66 Valley Rd., W . Boxford, Mass.

Woodward, Robert W., Jr., '64 Hatherly Rd., Rockland, Mass.

Wooley, David S., '66 Box 1 4, E. Peru Workman, John T., '65 22 Prospect St., Hopedale, Mass.

Wright, David K., '63 80 Mt. Sanford Rd. , Hamden, Conn.

Wright, Frank T ., '64 E. Denison Dr., Saddle River, N.J. Wright, Jeffrey D., '66 75 Maywood Rd ., New Rochelle, N.Y. Wulff, James R . , '66 60 Lexington Rd., W. Hartford, Conn.

Young, Stephen E., '64 169 Washington St., Wellesley Hills, Mass.

Zaremba, Frank T., '64 Ridgeview Orchards, Shoreham, Vt. Zientara, Gerald R., '64 28 Amherst St., Augusta Zimmerman, Richard H ., '66 31 1 Carpenter Ave., Sea Cliff, N.Y.

York, Richard A., '64 15 Montgomery St., Warwick, R . I .

Zipser, Richard A., '64 88 George St., Warwick, R.I.

Young, Donald P., '63 31 Courtwright Rd., Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada

Ziter, Michael P., '63 94 Cunningham St., Springfield, Mass.

Young, Robert M., '65 160 Bush St., New York, N.Y.

Zoehler, Gerald E., Jr. , '64 764 Lexington St., Waltham, Mass.

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Women 's Division haron L., '65 bbot, Main Comer \ ater

ts. ,

Blue Hill chill , '.tari.a A., '63 ter Oil Co., ct o 1 1de Valley Forge lndustrial Pk. 1 orristown, Pa. ckerson, Barbara J., '66 29 v OD Rd., 'eed.bam , 1 . dele H., '63 cldey, L, J ho Bamngton, R.l dams, Beth ., '66 ve., 199 Ponti Cranston, R.l.

Aldrich, • ferrilyo ., '66 Po me roy Lane, o. A.mhent, M .

Anderson, Jan H., '64 4 Woodard .

Brock ton, �I a,

And

Jeanne

JO Lo. gfellow A .

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Anglim, De borah G., '66 17 Par e Ave., .

• o. QUIDcy, M Arnold, Joyce M., '64 1330 Kensing ton, Pointe, Mich. ro Ath e rton, . Jan, '66 4:2 H tlls1de A e., Falmou th Aranovitch, Le h, '65 1 0 o. \ alnu t t., Bry n, O h io Aver , Barbara D., '65 9 . ·o. pnng t., Concord, '.H.

Baker, Virginia A . , '63 . l ain L , B ucbport Bankert, Bonnie J., '64 1 1 0 • o. Cladston A e., \ farg t , , '.].

Barker, Merrill L., '65 L' 97 \ . . iain Yarmou th Barnett, 'aocy J., '65 1 • 'orwood. A e. ,

fanch

t r, Ma .

Barnum, Diana, '66 H u n t Lane, .Y. F ye teville, Bauer, Vivian B. '65 932 W. 7th St., Pl in6 Id , • . J. Ba ter, Joan C., '63 34 u liurh an Ave., P l hn m , · Y Beach, Mar o, '65 f 32 1 f om l A ve . ,

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Bear, Andrea J., '66

Thor Pl., F ir6 Jd, Conn .

B e ckw ith, Lesl ie '66 2

\ foming lae,

fiddl bury, Vl

Be1anny,

ren C., '63

3.5 E t Ave., I i hon Fall

BelanRer, Pauline T., '85 5 W h t r t., ck B ru n Patricia A., '66 Ber 1 3 M t . V mon Rd., � · W ymouth, M

Bergeron, Do ris O t t t., 36

aco

Bergeron,

175

on

Cahill, Mary T., '63

' 64

orva.J Ave., U Stoneham, Mass.

Caillet-J3ois, Silvia, 'Sp. Castro barros 2ti7, Buenos Aires, Argentina

ancy V., '64 ::iy

t.,

.H. Berlin, ally ' 64 Kennebunk Landing, Kennebunk Borst, P a m ela L., '66 R. D. 2.

Caito, Elinor A., '66 356 Ta be r Ave.

Berry,

Providence, R.l.

Callahan, Janet F., '63

2:3 Flax Pond Rd., Lynn. Mass.

.Y. atalie J. '66 nnan.

Bo 2 Kellogg St., Ft. Plain, .Y. Bowers, Gloria f., '63 e bit ve., 36 \V. H artfo rd . Conn .

Br nnon, Jean G., '64 herbum .

Camp, Catharine F., '64 E. Bl ue Hill Campbell, Barbara-Jean, '64 55 Ri ergate D r. , \ il ton, Conn.

Campbell, Patricia, '65 R.F.D. #2,

Concord, N .H.

Ave.,

1 22 Parkvie'

Carl on, Britt C., '66 3 Birch Hill Dr., \ . Hartford, Conn.

Carr, Barbara C., '64 429 Owen Rd.,

Lowell, 1a . ler Carol . '66 Br 44 1 heare r Ave., .J. Union. �fargaret, '63 Bri f. R.-c, , 0, Bo B n or Broo , Janet E. '66 t., 6 Runne.11

ynnewood, Pa.

Carroll, Cynthia B., '64 9 Keofferam Rd., Old Greenwich, Coon.

Charnper)ain, Barbara A., '65

Portl::ind

306 o. Synnott Ave., Wenonah, .J.

Brooks Linda E. '64

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Thom

ton

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CbandJer, Margaret D., '64

Brown, Bo nnie T. '63 t., 72 Hardy Pr que I le Brown, Donna K. '65

Blanchard Rd., Cumberland Ct.

Chandler Mary L., '65 1 43 P::ilmer Ave.,

Falmouth, Mas .

Perry Lan ,

W ton,

Bro

n, I.

Charlton, Patricia S., '65

fo .

Liberty St., Madison, Conn.

fary, '63

9 • f a yflow r HiJI Dr. , \ t rviUe u an G. 'sp .

Brown I. 5 Wi n ter St, \ aterville

Chase Deborah G., '66 46 Barnum St.,

Taunton , Mass.

Chatterton , Margaret E., '66

So. Water St., Edgartown, Mass.

Brown, Susan L. '65 727 Pearl Ave., Ma nheim , Pa nn f. '63 Bruno, 9 \ ildcmere. Terr., oncord, .H. Buchheim, Linda A. '66 oye St., 20

CMJd, Martha, '66

Pokonoket Rd., Sudbury, Mass.

Chin Catherine A., '66 4 0 Jefferson St.,

Lewiston

Christy, Carol J., '65

Portland BucJde.y, Diane E. '63 25 Cl a yt on Rd., ca1">dale, N.Y. Buffinton Janer IC., '65 413 E tern Ave.,

Bonnie Brae, W. Canaan, N.H .

Clapp, Frances L., '66 S. Main St,

ynn, fa .

Barbara J. , '64 ancpa h e. me t S t . , 84 farhl h ad. lfa ataHe '65 Bullock T a l c te st. clru:it . Mas .

Bura:e , Eleanor M. '63 Bui

:

Birch St.,

Wi l ton Burr. Diane £., '66 wmnn Spring 468 .J R ed Ba nk .

Butler. K a re n M., '63 1 2 Ma<:'Arthnr Rd .. tick. Ma� .

D u tch m an, Gdl l am, '83 6R6 P.-ar«> Rd ., Swn n�e-R. M a .

8udon. Joanna L., '63 Ro 264, E. Morich" , N.Y. 20 1

Rd . ,

W.lrehouse Pt., Conn.

Clark, Adora J., '65

35 Bedell St., Portland

Clark, Lydia L., '66 30 Glendal e Rd. Sharon, Mas . ' Clark, Shirlee F., '6S 2 Fann Rd., M a rbleboro, Mass.

Claus Meridith R., '63 Bos 375-C, R t . # 1

Pt. Clinton, OhJo

'

Cleveland Joanna L., '64 , 6 Nori<lge Dr. , orthfle ld, Vt. Coady, Alison A., '65 25 Spring Lane, Canton, M as .

Cobb, Donna M., '63 12 Fow l e r St.,

Bridgton

Cobb, Shirley F., '64 27 Brook Bend Rd., Hanover, Mass.

Cole, Virginia A., '65 59 Boston Ave., Winslow Comeau, Susan, '63 1 15 Main St., Orono Convery, Marjorie P., '64 So. Water St., Edgartown, Mass.

Cook, Carolyn S., '63 42 Webster St., Nashua, N.H. Copithome, Joan R., '65 Box 67, Stratham, N .H. Cotton, Linda B., '65 P.O. Box 242, Amherst, N .H. Cousins, Cassandra C., '65 1 2 1 Middle St., Old Town Cox, Terry E., '65 1 9 1 E. Clinton Ave., Bergenfield, N .J. Coyle, Jocelyn M., '65 26 Kennworth Rd., Pt. Washington, N.Y. Craig, Jean E., '66 29 Mayfair Ave., Springfield, Mass.

Crockett, Elizabeth A., '64 12 Linerock St., Camden Crosman, Cora-Louise, '63 1719 Albany St., Schenectady, N.Y. Cross, Diana G., '63 310 Oak St., Ridgewood, N.J. Cummings, Rebecca, '66 455 Concord Rd., Weston, Mass.

Curi, Susan A., '64 Meadow Way, Irvington, N.Y. Curtis, Linda K., '64 92 So. High St., Bridgton Daman, Linda J., '64 Sugar Rd. , Bolton, Mass.

Darling, Barbara W., '64 1 1 1 Midway Rd., Ithaca, N.Y. Darling, Bonnie M., '66 R.F.D. #2, Groton, Vt. David, Judith A., '66 Western Marland College, Westminster, Md. Davidson, Lynne R., '64 208 Ash St., Brockton, Mass.

Davis, Deborah C., '65 104 Northwood Rd., Newington, Conn.

Day, Constance, '66 8 Cross St., Freeport deCormier, Karen R ., '66 28 Mildred Ave., Poughkeepsie, N.Y. DeCou, Martha, '66 Ellisdale Rd., Crosswicks, N.J. DeMotte, Marjorie, '63 398 Spring St., Portland Dexter, Mary A., '63 261 1 Park Ave., Baldwin, N.Y.

Diano, Patricia, '63 975 Woods Rd., Southampton, Pa. Dignam, Joan M., '63 24 Hollywood Rd., Winchester, Mass.

Dodge, Julia F., '63 Flaggy Meadow Rd., Gorham Doe, Elizabeth W., '63 R.D. #2, Kennebunkport Doe, Linda W., '64 65 Maple St., Franklin, Mass.

Downing, Patricia J., '64 216 Arbor St., Cranford, N .J. Droitcour, Barbara C., '65 3 1 0 Kirby Ave., Warwick, R.I. Dunn, Patricia A., '63 1000 So. Orange Grove, Pasadena, Calif.

Dupras, Cynthia J., '65 Dunstable Rd., Tyngsborough, Mass.

Eckel, Nancy E., '64 23 Plymouth Dr., So. Glen Head, N.Y. Egbert, Lynne, '66 5 1 1 Oak Crest Lane, Wallingford, Pa. Eielson, Jean A., '63 225 Amesbury Rd., Haverhill, Mass.

Eldridge, Elizabeth, '66 71 Arrowhead Re!., Weston, Mass.

Eldridge, Lona L., '66 65 Twin Brooks Lane, Fairfield, Conn.

Ellsworth, Susan, '64 5 17 Peck Rd. , Geneva, Ill .

Emerson, Dian R., '63 39 Blake Rd., Lexington, Mass.

Epstein, Constance D., '63 437 Dorothy Ave., Ventura, Calif.

Eskesen, Karen M., '64 20 Church St., Greenwich, Conn.

Etscovitz, Maxine, '66 1 1 Snow St., Bar Harbor Ey, Patricia A., '63 1 15 Pi ne St., Lisbon Falls Eyges, Judith M., '65 9 Drumlin Rd. , Marblehead, Mass.

Fallon, Margaret L., '66 17 Drury Lane, Worcester, Mass.

Fannin, Jeannette H., '63 713 W. First St., Fulton, N.Y. Farnham, M. Jane, '66 M .R.-C. Box 17, Bangor Farrington, Martha L., '64 11 Patterson St., Augusta Fasset, Judith, '64 145 W. Tioga St., Tunkhannock, Pa. Fencer, Elaine H., '66 23 Estabrook Rd., Wollaston, Mass.

Ferguson, Jean L., '65 209 Middle Rd., Falmouth

202

Ferries, Susan, '63 234 Linden Rd., Barrington, Ill. Fioto, Diane F., '66 1 18 Stark Ave., Dover, N.H. Field, Linda A., '64 Westlawn Rd., Portland Fischer, Cynthia B., '64 22 Lynwood Lane, W. Boylston, Mass.

Fitch, Nancy B., '66 61 Cottage St., New Bedford, Mass.

Fletcher, Mary L., '66 38 Green Ave., Madison, N .J. Flewelling, Barbara A., '64 2 Baldwin St., Augusta Footer, Susan A., '66 949 High St., Bath Forman, Lesley N ., '65 25 Canterbury Rd., Great Neck, N.Y. Forslund, Karen, '63 Mt. Hennon School, Mt. Hennon, Mass.

Fowler, Marilyn H., '63

R.F.D. #3,

Ft. Fairfield Frazer, Elizabeth A., '65 510 Beatty Rd., Spdngfield, Del. Co., Pa. Freitas, Karen, '65 175 Richland St., Portland French, Paulette R., '63 American Embassy, Santo Domingo, Dom. Republic Frost, Nikki J., '66 15 Lynne Place, Hillsdale, N .J. Fuchs, Margaret, '63 2220 49 St., N.W., Washington, D.C. Fugere, Claudia M., '65 45 Tory Rd., Manchester, N.H. Fullerton, Diane H ., '66 306 Windsor Ave., Wayne, Pa. Gardner, Jan E., '6S 65 C-edar Lane, Westwood, Mass.

Gates, Natalie, '63 24 Mansion Dr., Topsfield, Mass.

Gay, Nancy C., '65 5 Bradeen St., Springvale Gellhom, Anne F., '64 1 18 E. Hamilton Ave., Englewood, N.J. George, Susan A., '64 306 Amesbury Rd., Haverhill, Mass.

Gerrie, Glenda J., '66 43 Roosevelt Ave., Waterville Giddings, Mary E., '63 5 Winter St., Augusta Gilson, Roberta J., '65 84 Tyler St., Attleboro, Mass.

Goddard, Virginia S., '65 1 123 Massachusetts Ave., Lexington, Mass.

Godley, Anne C., '65 Cobbler's Farm, Wilton, N.H.

Goldstein, Rhoda L. '65 1 20 Robinson Garoe ns, Lewi ton Goodin Jeanne L. '65 lain St., Shnwmut Goodridg Karen E. 64 R . F .D . # 1 , Ru m fo rd Gordon, Barbara J. '64 30 athan Rd., ewton Centre, f .

Gorsun, Cbarlcn R., '65 37 iagnolia St, ialdcn f .

Gourle , • {ary R. '66 21 lbert t., lilo Gower Holly J. '65 6 ppletree Lane, \ i lton, Conn.

Grand, Helen . '65 1 070 E. 28 t., Br k.lyn, .Y. Grant. • fary L. '63 1 0 1 \ . Br dway, Ban or Green, Dian C., '65 13 R� r White Dr , e' Haven Conn.

L. '64 Gr n, 'an 337 . facArthur Blvd., Wa hi ni:tton, D.C. re r, ncy . '65 Highland Ave.,

.W.,

ham

Grelotti, Vir.itinia . '66 10 Hampden R d . , Farrni n siliam, •:f Gre , Ruth R., '63 Canaan, . H .

Griffin. Roberta L., '66 39 G:ml m on ve., uburn Gupt ill. Judith E '65 :,i 27 Beverl y Rei ., W. Hartford, Conn.

Haber, usan A., '66 R . F. D. #2, Dover-Foxcroft Hackler . fan1yn D., '65 23 j o. :fain t., Derry, .H. Raines, Barbara J . , '63 H ppy Va l l y Rd., R.D. . lfiddl bury, Vt. Hale, Marian P., '65 2 1 9 Katahdin Ave., f iJ linocket Rall, Linda A., '66

Brooks

Hamilton, Jeryl L., '65 35 16 S t. , WilmPtte, Ill .

Harding, Marcia H., '65 1 223 S a l em St. , falden, Mas .

Harris, Anne P., '66 29 Ludlow Dr., Chap p aqua, N.Y. Harri , Dee·AM '85 S)3 . fain St., t, M a .

Som Harriton, Mary B., '85 2A16 Riv r Rd., M a u m , Ohio Hart, Hilary C., '85 Jon Park, Riv de, Conn.

Hartford, P a ul a C., '66

If

E. Boothh y , '64 k II, Wilmot Flat, . H .

3,

Has el usan A., '63 1 0 1 60 W. 13 Pl., Denver, Col. Hayn Carol, '64 2 Apple Tree Lane, Bedford, Mn.s .

Hayward andra '64 99 1 ywood St, Worcester , Mass.

Hegmann Anita L. '64 31 Perry St., e\ London, Conn.

Hernb r Elizabeth A., '66 73 Lincoln Pk., Longmeadow, Mass.

Herschleb Gr tchen '66 2 Roo velt Ave. , Glen Falls , .Y. Higgins, Elaine C. '64 R . F.D. 2, Wi nthrop Hillery, Jan' '64 4 f ech ve. , Croton, Conn.

'66 Hilton, • fary u tar Rou te, Waldo ro Hine , Martha F., '64 1 307 o. Cl veland St . .

ArUngton, Va. Hint rk pf Elfie M. L., '65 1 Third S t. , Peru, Ill .

Hoditdon, Beatrice . '64 obi boro H ddcins, dele M. '65 Jeff on Holm , Carolin S ., '65 0 eazie t., Old Town Holm , Harriett F., '65 33 Chandler St, kowh p;an Holt, Janice R., '66 34 Blcisd 11 t.., ugu ta Homada , Margaret J. '65 502 W. Country Club Lai Wnllfo�ford, Pa. Horvath Joyce P. '66 3 Pinewood Terr. , Bed ford, .H. Howard, Barbara R . , '65 Route 2 , H oe l ton Hubbard, Ro emary B., SP. P.O. Boit 6093, Charlotte, .C. Hunt, M. Jeanne '66 Church Rd., Brunswick Hunter, Jane M., '66 26 W. f a in St., Avon, Conn . lgersheimer, Judith I., '66 58 h rburn Circle, W r. ton , Mas . lngennan, Carol A., '64 Box 426, nt r, Vt. Manch t r J ckson, Sherry, R., '63 27 Abbott Ave., Elm ford, N.Y. Jaffe, K are n R., 402 .raham St., Hight nd Pk., N.J. Jenkin , rlene, '63 19 Wn hJngton t., Braintr , M J n n, Kar n C., '66 946 o. 26 t., Arli n lon, V .

:201

Jobson, Gayle P., '66 3 Big Oak Lane1 Wilmington, De1.

Johnson, Carol A., '65 30 Priscilla Circle, Wellesley, Mass.

Johnson, Linda J., '64 9 Battle Green Rd., Lexington, Mass.

Johnson, Linda M., '66 300 Hill berg Ave., Brockton, Mass.

Johnson, Nancy L., '66 R . F. D . # 1 , Vassalboro Johnston, Betty D., '63 1889 West Dr., San Marino, Calif.

Jolicoeur, Janet R., '66 15 Fairview Ave., Augusta Jones, Cynthia P., '65 246 S w nm er St., Auburn Jones, Frances E., '63 14 Forest Ave., ew Rochelle, N.Y. Jones, Judith A., '66 37 Court St., Flemington, N.J. Kaiser, Linda L., '66 1 06 Division Ave., Levittown, N.Y. Kallberg, Sonja A., '65 So. Newbury, Vt. Keams, Doris H., '64 1 95 o. Village Ave., Rockville Cen tre , N.Y. Kelleher, Ruth E., '66 20 Brook St., So. Paris Kelley, Judith C., '66 28 Boutelle Ave., Waterville Kelley, M. Carolyn, '65 2 Splitrock Rd., So. Norwalk, Conn.

Kendig, Nancy J., '65 12 Cass St., Exeter, N . H. Kershaw, Patricia L., '65 29 1 Main St., Sanford Khoury, Colleen A., '64 94-01 2 1 8 St., Queens Village, N.Y. Kirkpatrick, Birgit, SP. China Kirn, Loretta K., '65 409 W. 24 St., New York, N.Y. Knouse, Laurie G., '66 69 So. Mountain Dr., New Britain, Conn.

Knud en, Ka.ren M., '64 Longmeadow Rd., Cumbcrlnnd Fore Ide Koch, Gail P., '64 Main St., E. Brewster, Mass.

Kogut A rla n a R., '65 Oknok, So. Country Rd., W. I lip, N . Y. Kouba, Mildred L., '66 47 Knth rfne St., Fa.Ir Hav n, N.J. Kreeger Lora C., '85 3020 Pi n Grove, Chical;(o, Ill. Krep , Barbara I,. '84 32 E . P storiu t. , Philr.d lphJa, Pa .

Ladd, Anne R., '66 108 Talbot Ave., Rockland LaFleur, Karen M., '66 2 1 4 Wesley St., Clemson, S .C. Lalime, Marjory R., SP. E. Vassalboro Larkin, Ellen L., '63 74 Jefferson St., Lynn, Mass.

Laws, Judith H., '65 74 Silver St., Waterville Lay, Constance E., '63 48 Spring Lane, W. Hartford, Conn.

Leach, Diane L., '66 72 Gardner St., Hamilton, Mass.

Leach, Susan J., '66 12 Rowell St., Madison Lederman, Constance H., '63 Arcadia Dr., Sands Point, N .Y. Lee, A. Jacqueline, '63 618 McDonough St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Leighton, Sally A., '65

15 Pilgrim Dr.,

Winchester, Mass.

Lenz, Gail A. '65 129 Dannell Dr., Stamford, Conn.

Lerner, Norma D., '63 13 Richmond Ave., Lee, Mass.

Levine, Bernice G., '64 91 Moraine St., Brockton, Mass.

Lewis, Jane L., '64 29 Heminway Pk. Rd., Watertown, Conn.

Libby, Martha R., '66 Vinal Rd., West Rockport Lippschutz, Mary L., '64 760 W. Ferry St., Buffa.lo, N.Y. Lockhart, Susan A., '64 24 Tall Oaks Rd., E. Brunswick, N.J. Loker, Ruth-Ann, '66 43 Rankin Rd., Rockland Long, Jill M., '65 Star Rte., Lyndonville, Vt. Lonitfellow, Lynn A., '65 3 Robin Rd., Manchester, Conn.

Loomis, Anita L. '65 l 10 Morrison Ro., Wakefield, Mass.

Lord, Sharon F., '65 28 Saco Ave., Old Orchard Lordi, Carol A., '66 1572 Gregory Ave., Union, N .J. Lowd, Rebecca A., '65 38 Oak St., Springvale Lutz, Margaret A., '65 16 Marie Dr., Somerville, N .J. Lyman, Elisabeth H., '65 1009 So. Orchard, Urbana, ill .

Lyman, Lois B., '64 58 Chandler Rd., Andover, Mass.

Lynch, Penelope B., '65 Byrnes Ave., Litchfield, Conn.

McCarthy, Judith E., '64 10 Greenwood Lane, Waltham, Mass.

McCarty, Ann L., '66 Surf Rd., Cape Elizabeth McClarin, Barbara T., '64 22 1 Park Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. McClay, Patricia L., '65 3 Redington St., Waterville McCobb, Sara A., '64 640 Arlington Ave., West.field, N .J. MacColl, Janet E., '63 43 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. McConnell, Catharine A., '63 522 No. Main St., Brewer MacCubrey, Ann A., '65 58 Hillcrest Ave., Wethersfield, Conn.

McCune, Shannon, '63 CA-USCAR,

APO 48, San Francisco, Calif.

MacDonald, Joyce A., '64 Whitefield McDonough, Esther E., '64 364 Ray St., Manchester, N.H. McFaul, Barbara N., '64 8010 B arron St., Takoma Pk., Md. McGee, Katherine L., '66 Riverside Ave., Ft. Fairfield McGhee, Joan R., '64 1 1 1 Church St., Winchester, Mass.

McGillicuddy, Barbara C., '65 6 River St., Houlton McGinley, Susan L., '65 E. Holden MacKay, Margaret A., '64 155 Pieasant St., Athol, Mass.

MacMichael, Ann A., '66 76 So. Main St., Pittsfield McNamara, Paula B., '66 40 Durkin St., Manchester, Conn.

MacWilliam, Sandra J., 63 Bond Rd., Kittery Pt. Macdonald, Heather, '64 R.F.D. #1, Readfield Magalhaes, Judith A., '63 634 Knoolwood Terr., Westfield, N.J. Maher, Alta S., Weeks Mills Mahoney, Susan E., '66 5 Lincoln St., Houlton Maillett, P. Gail, '66 15 Edgemont Ave., Waterville Malcolm, Marguerite M., '66 8 B!mtwood Ct., E. Brunswick, N.J. Maloy, Kathleen S., '66 32 Wescroft Rd., Reading, Mass.

Manegold, Joan E., '66 Pine Lake, Box 79, Nashotah, Wisc.

Maney, Ardith L., '66 188 Brimbal Ave., Beverly, Mass.

204

Mann, Helen S., '64 41 Pembroke Rd., Weston, Mass.

Marcus, Madeleine F., '64 35 Mountain Ave., Rivc::-side, RI. Marshall, Virginia R., '65 429 E. Illinois Rd., Lake Forest, Ill. Martin, Cheryl J., '66 E. Brookfield, Vt. Martin, Jean A., '64 12 Sanford Terr., Irvington, N.J. Mason, Diane L., '66 Rockingham Rd., Salem Depot, N.H. Matteson, Frances A., '65 Main St., Francestown, N . H. Mattison, Diane R., '65 170 Woodrow St., W. Hartford, Comi..

Mattraw, Margaret A., '64 Top!>ficld Rd., Boxford, Mass.

Mayo, Barbara E., '63 53 Orchard St., Leominster, Mass.

Mazzo, Janice E., '63 100 South St., W. Hartford, Conn.

Melanson, Jane, '63 Broadway, So. Hanover, Mass.

Melanson, Louise, '65 Broadway, So. Hanover, Mass.

Meyer, Janet A., '66 33 Fairfield Rd., Havertown, Pa. Meyer, Kristin V., '64 Nashotah, Wisc.

Michelmore, Mary E., '63 6 Woodland Rd., Foxboro, Mass.

Michener, Jane E., '66 801 Westdale Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. Midworth, Constance D., '66 5 Tower Terr., Burlin�on, Vt. Miller, Constance D., '63 16 Sherwood Rd., Natick, Mass.

Miller, Gretchen E. ,'63 134 Burlington St. , Lexington, Mass.

Miller, Judith L., '63 160 Ninth Ave., Collegeville, Pa. Miller, Margaret A., '64 304 E. High St., Lebanon, Pa. Millett, Craig B., '64 34 Chestnut St., So. Dartmouth, Mass.

Milner, Judith A., '64 64 E. Levering Rd., Cynwyd, Pa. Mitchell, Ellen G., '65 237 Dorset Rd., Waban, Mass.

Mitchell, Nancy E., '64 725 Main St., Shrewsbury, Mass.

Moore, Christine, '65 35 Radcliffe Rd., We!lesley, Mass.

Moran, Elinor C., '64 705 Hanford Pl., Westfield, N.J. Morrison, Nancy G., '64 46 Aberdeen Dr., Scituate, Mass.

Mor e Janet L., '66 1 Thornton t., .H. E. eter, ally B . , '63 Mor e 93 �tain t., pringvale Morse Virgini D., '65 \\ hitehall Rd. , o. Hampton, .H. andr T .� '63 • foultoo, 390 Lakcshore Ra ., B urcpaire, Quebec, Can fuller, Ingrid M . '63 1 prin Rd. , · o . Haven, Conn.

'63 funsell, Debo.rah R F.D., Botlord, �1

Patter on, M . Jane, '65 6 chool St., Bucksport Patter on, ally F., '66 6 chool St., Bucksport Peirce, Laura S., '65 Bo. 4 1 4, York Harbor Pelsoo, usan E., '63 Bar tow t, M attapoi tt, Ma s. ancy A., '64 Pendleton, 205 Katherine Rd., Ridg wood, .J. Peo El izabeth F., '66 925 De law are A e., Buffalo, .Y. Pet r , Cynthi ]., '63 0 . fain t., \ ·tbrook Pet r en, Annette R. '64 1 193 Old D yke Ra. , Trumbull, Conn.

Philbrick, Lo' A. '64 1 345 entral Ra. , Rye, . H. Joan R., '64 PhiWpp 40 Albert t., 1elro , M .

P hillip , Marcia L., '64 66 H i hland Ave., I n Ridge, .J. Pi on, Pam la P., '65 Hurrican Heights, Caribou Pin tt e Y o nne E., '63 t.

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Platt, �fary L. '65 379 Common t., \ a l pole, 1 .

Plumb Pamela R '65 1 ld Orchard Ra. , Riv ·rsid , Conn.

P Uard, Gayle A., '66 t., l Ro armin�dale, . Y. Pratley, Ruth, '63 1 Lo ll Rd., Hold o, f Price, ail, '63 15 Reg nt t., \ or t r, Ma .

Pr ctor, Uy A. '63 7785 Ch grin.

B 'nbridge Rd., Ch grin Falls, Ob.io Puglia, Lauri e M., '63 199 Park St., 'o. R ding, M Quirion, nne M., '63 1 -3 Bangor t., Augusta

RanJcin, ancy E., '64 Linco ln vi l le

Raymond, Patricia A., '65

Pl

Rd.,

Pl , ant Valley, .Y. Raynor, andra J., '66 39 K n•ck rbo le r Rd. , P i ford , .Y. Read, Barbara L., '63 3 1 0 Harri Av . , m, Ma . . · dh Reinelt, ancy J., '66 1 0.'3 Vi('W t., Franklin, .H. R ynold , ancy E., '63 17 Evrr t t t., Mf'clfor I , Ma . .

Rich rds, Joanne M., '65 3 1 0 1 i nc t., Bnnhwl k

205

Richmond, Cynthia D., '63

4 1 Maynard Rd., Northampton, Mass.

Riendeau, Karen L., '66 4 19 Maple St., Swansea, Mass.

Roberts, Cornelia, '65

Old Lakershore Rd., Lakeview, N . Y .

Rodgers, Carol L., '66 Burnham Rd., Burnham Roe, Jacqueline A., '64 Kennebec Rd., Hampden Highlands Ro e, Cynthia A., '64 R . D. 1, Box 298, Jay St Kato � , N. Y. Rottner, Dale M., '65 19 Ral ph Ave. White Plains, N. Y. Rubin, Vicki M., '66 28 1 Linden Ave. Westbury, N.Y. R udol ph Lois A., '66 901 Covert Ave. . Y. ew Hyde P., Ruggles one C. '66 74 Main St., Gorham, . H. Rulon, Judith B., '64 226 Windermere Ave., Wayne, Pa. Rum ey, usan F., '66 E . Boothbay Ryder, Pauline, '63 339 Bacon St. Waltham, M Ryen, ancy, '65 6 Deer Lane Wantagh, . Y. aabye SaJly M., '64 249 Greenwood Ave. Warwick, R. I. aporita, Marjorie, E. Vassalboro aunder H. Terry, '66 2 Hall Ave. uff rn, N. Y. awyer Susan L., '64 w London, N. H .

Saylor, Nancy E . , '64 5 4 Curtis St. Reading, Mass.

Scanlon Unda J., '64 4 Temi Rd., B v rly, Mass. chaeff, usan K., '63 7 9 Greeley Ave. ayville, N . Y. Schafer, Ruth ., '63 4844 Old Dominion Drive, Arlington, Va. •Schatt, Martha P ., '64 8 20 SW 52nd Av .

Miami, Florida Scrafton, Leonore J., '64 55 Au tin Place, ilv r Lak tat n I sland, N . Y. eidcn tuecker, Lynn I., '66 Conway, N. H . enlder usan W., '63 Lowell Rd ., llirli..l • fa s. eto, ybil M., '65 1 424 U n i vc r. lty Av . , Honolu l u , Hawaii everance, aro1, '66 1 uduhon Rd., WC'l l sl y Hill , Mas. .

Sewall, Edith-Ann,

4 Meadow Way, Cape Elizabeth

'63

Sewall, Hannah H., '64

4 Meadow Way Cape Elizabeth

'66 63 Atlantic Ave., Groton Long Point, Conn.

Shaw, Sandra }.,

Shaw, Sara K., '64

1596 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow, Mass.

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Shepherd, Gloria A., '64

194 1 3rd. Ave., Apt. 5B New York, N. Y.

'65

Shliom, L. Deborah,

19 W. 16 St. New York, N. Y.

Simon, Barbara D.,

78 Wilson St., Struthers, Ohio.

'63

Simonds, Lizabeth A.,

'63

Simpson, Christina J.,

'66

Rt. 2, Box 262, Sayzata, Minn.

935 Tower Rd., Winnetka, Ill .

'63 53 Francis St., Trumbull, Conn.

Smith, Lynn W., '65 31 Apple Hill Rd., Melrose, Mass.

Smith, Cynthia L.,

21 Woodmont St., Portland Tracy, Diana, '65 624 Chestnut Terrace Easton, Pa. Tracy, Roberta J., '66 2 1 3 W. Oak St., Rome, N. Y. New London, N. H. '65 156A Bainbridge St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Turner, Susan P., '66 1468 Tallyho Rd., Meadowsbrook, Pa. Tyler, Donna G., '66 1 Pleasant Ave. Cape Elizabeth

12 Rutledge Rd., Valhalla, N. Y. '63 Waldoboro

Spear, Linda I., '64

Stanley, Judith,

'65 347 New Providence Rd., Mountainside, N. J.

Urner, Lynne,

'65

Goffstown, N. H.

Stearns, Linda R., '65 H ampden Stein, Susan B., '63

42 Pitchers Way Hyannis, Mass.

Stephenson, Janet L.,

65 Linden Ave., No. Andover, Mass.

'65

'65 120 Babcock Drive Rochester, N. Y. Stewart, Elspeth M., '63 Bretton Rd., Dover, Mass.

0 Stimson, Mary A., '64 1212 Croft Lane, Evanston, Ill. Stinneford, Mary M., '63 Box 38, Weston Mills, N. Y. Storms, Charis A., '63 l l South St. Yarmouth Stressenger, Joan B., '65 22 Gale Rr., Swampscott, Mass.

Sutherland, Leslie H., '66 558 Nod Hill Rd., Wilton, Conn.

Stevens, Elizazbeth C.,

'65 90 Longview Drive Longmeadow, Mass.

Terry, Diane,

Tozier, Shirley A., '64

Turner, Judith C.,

Spear, Judith A.,

Stark, Elizabeth A., 1 1 Elm St.,

135 Benvenue St. Wellesley, Mass.

Timson, Pamela J., '66 Ocean Ave. Kennebunkport Thompson, A. Judith, '63 59 Old Pt. Ave. Madison Thompson, Sally R., '65 42 Edmunds Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass.

Tougas Jeanne C., '63 8 Curnbe!land St., Brunswick Tower, Ellen D., '63 Peaceable Hill Rd., Ridgefield, Conn.

Tower, Katherine B., '66 30 Shaw St., W. Newton, Mass.

Tunis, Elizazbeth C., '64

Smith, Sandra G., '64

331 Pearl St., Manchester, N. H. '65 Hackett Circle Stamford, Conn.

Waugh, Lucille E.,

Thiel, Joan C., '64

VanAlstyne, Judith G.,

76 Bridge St., Winsted, Conn.

'66

Vaughan, Janna D.,

'66

Vaughan, Sarah T . ,

'66

So. Main St., Wolfeboro, N. H. Elm Hill Farm Hallowell

Van Wyck, Diane G.,

Dewey Ave., Gladstone, N. J.

Wakefield, Linda D.,

503 Elm St., Biddeford

'66 '65

'66 192 Whitney St., Northboro, M as s ., Walker, Suzanne, '65 2335 Riverside ¡Drive., Columbus, Ind. Wall, Margaret R., '63 54 Holden St., Worcester, Mass.

Walton, Marjorie R., '63 Mame Highway Moorestown, N. J. Watson, Martha L., '66 23 Sanger Ave., Waterville Waugh, Lillian J., '63 135 Sweden St., Berlin, N. H. Walker, Martha A.,

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1 35 Sweden St., Berlin, N.H.

'63

Weathers, Dorothy A., '64

12 Wyatt Rd., Garden City, N . Y. Webster, Sheila S., '65 283 Main St., Limestone Wesley, Margo E., '65 9 Rowland Lane Ridgefield, Conn.

White, Sally M., '63 66 North St. Waterville Wilder, Faith, '65 1000 Lake Rd., Webster, N. Y. Williams, Ann S., '65 4 Brookside Circle Wayne, Pa. Wills, Eileen C., '65 42-05 Layton St., Elmhurst, N. Y. Wilson, Candice }., '65 44 Newton Ave. Wollaston, Mass.

Wilson, Doris D., '63 792 Wooded Rd., Jenkintown, Pa. Wilson, Helen S., '65 4626 No. Cramer St., Milwaukee, Wisc.

Wincze, Jo-Ann, '63 158 Whiting Lane, W. Hartford, Conn.

Winslow, Nancy S., '65 90 Hillcrest Terrace, Meriden, Conn.

Wise, Barbara, '66 40 Stratford Rd., Melrose, Mass.

Wiswell, Dawne R., '64

Route 3, Waterville

Wollam, Gretchen,

1522 Essex Rr., Columbus, Ohio

'66

'65 15 Webster St., Malden, Mass.

Wood, Janice L.,

Worcester, Carol T.,

52 Burr Rd., Hingham, Mass.

'65

Worthley, Sherryl A., '64

Scantic Rd., Warehouse Pt., Conn.

'66 R. F. D. # 1 , No. Jay

Wright, Lorna M.,

Wulling, Lucinda L., '64

613 No. 22 St., La Crosse, Wisc.

Yokelson, Elis A.,

Second Rangeway, Waterville Young, Alicia C., '66 405 Broadway Everett, Mass.

Young, Janet, '64 14 Ganung Drive, Ossining, N. Y. Zimmermann, Bonnie A.,

35 Park Place, New Britain, Conn.

'66

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