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SENIORS
VINCENT KANARD ALLEN
" jnnie"
Alpha Tau Omega
Bridgton Academy.
t udent Coun il, 4. Bas baU, 3
Portland
4, co-capt ain,
Touch Football, 1, 2, Bow l i n g, 1, 2. Fraternity Trea urer 2
4. I nt ramural Ba eball,
cribe, 3, Chaplain, 4. C l a_
1 , 2,
ic .
Pre i dent, 4. A t hletic Co11ncil, 4.
GERALD 1'1clLROY ARIUSTRONG
'"Gerr '
Watervill , :\1 a i ne
Water iUe H igh. Tra k
1, K J i n g
Cherni try, 3 , 4 . Chi E p i lon
cholar hip, 2
lu, 3 , 4 ,
Pre i dent, 4. Glee Cl ub 1. i\Iath
3. 4.
erman
Prize, 2.
e -retary-Trea urer 4 . Chi Gamma
l u b, 2, 3, 4. D an'
Li_t
t udent
i t an t i n
i gma, 3 , 4,
ice路
1 , 2 3. 4.
JOHN ANOE BAXTER
"Andy"
aten 路ne, ::\1aine
ROBERT STANLEY
Tau Delta Phi
路路 Bob" ewton High
BOROVOY
::'fort h
chool. Tra k, 1. Ba eball, 1, 2. Tenn i . 3. 4. Int ramural
ch l ar h ip, 2, 3, 4. Fraternity Offi er 1 , Trea urer 2 1 , 2 , 3, 4 . Dean'
te1rnrd 3 4. I n t ernational Relation
L i t, l , 2 .
HENRY LOUIS BOURASSA
Win low, Maine
"Red" Win low High
chool. Chi Ep ilon l\1u, 4. Art
Club
3. Bowen
ociety, 4.
dams, :\la
.
port , 1, 2 3, 4. Colby Club,
LEON JACOB BRAUDY
· 'L e
.,
New Bedford, Mass.
Tau Delta Phi
e"· Bedford H igh
chool. Foot ball, 1. Track, 1 3. B a ketball, 1. Baseball, 1 . I n t ramural, 1, 2, 3, 4.
�ophomore Declamation Cont e-t, 2. Colby
cholar hip, 2, 3, 4. Fraterni t y President, 4. Pi Gamma
.\Iu, 3, 4. Council on Reugjon, 4. Internat i onal Relat ions Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Dean'
L i t , 1, 2, 3, 4.
I n terfratern i t y Council, 4.
GEORGE ALLAN BROW N
R e ere, Ma s.
Lambda C h i AJpha
" leuth" Revere H i gh
chool. Cro
Counlr , 1. Track, 1, 2, 3 4, Letter 3. I ntramural Track, 1, 2, 3
4.
Fratern i t y H o u se Manager, 3, 4. Debat i n g Club, 3, 4. O u t i n g Club, 2, 3, 4. Pi Kappa Delta, Debat i n g
q uad 4.
PAUL SHARP BUBAR
..
Bennie·
Alpha Tau Omega
Ricker Cla
i cal In t i t u t e. Football
H o ulton, Maine
2, 3. I n t ramural B a ketball, 2, 3, 4. Colby
cholarship, 3, 4.
Int erfraternfry Council, 4. Fraterni t y Officer, 3, 4.
BERNERD HUBERT
'·Ben n i e"'
Berli n , New Hamp h i re chool. Band, 1, 2, 3 . .:J., Di rector, 4. General
Berl i n High in L ibrary Choir, 2, 3,
BURBANK
1
cbolaT h i p
1 2, 3, 4.
t udent
si tant
2, 3. Commencement Play, 3. Chi Epsilon .\fu, 3, 4. Concert Board, 3 4. Chapel
. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi-e j dent 4.
FRANK HARDING BURCHELL
..
B utch"'
Phi Del t a Theta
Central H i gh 1 , 2, 3·
chool. Foot ball
occer 2, 3.
t u dent
Paterson,
. J.
1. Intramural B a ketball, 1, 2, 3; Football, 1, 2, 3; Volley Ball, i_tant i n Phy i cal Educat ion, 4. Fraternity
3, Pi-e iclent, 4. International Relati o n
C l u b 3, 4.
arden, 2; Chaplai n
CHARLES LELAND
Lawrence H igh
chool. Foot ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, "C" 2, 3, 4. .
ball, 1, 2, 3, 4 , Numeral
and Capt a i n
BURRILL
Fairfield, Maine
Delt a Kappa E p ilon
"Buster"
11 Maine,
4. Tra k N u meral , 1. Ba k l·
1, Letl r, 3. 4 , Capt ain, 4 . Ba ebal l 1, 2, 3, 4, L ller. 1, 2
3, 4. Intramural Sport , 2. Chi E p,ilon M u , 4.
ROBERT VERNON CANDERS
··Bob" H i ggin
1, 2, 3,
Lambda Chi Cla 4.
i cal In t i t u t e.
t udent
olby Weekend Commi l l ee, 2. Hal l well
Colby at the Mi crophone, 3, 4 . Fratern i t y Pre i dent , 3.
t u dent-Faculry
PHILIP
ocial
ocial
p aking
hai rman, 4.
cholar-l1i p . 1. 2.
ecrelary-Trea urer, 2,
.
lu meral , 1. Leu r 3, 4. Tra k, 1. 2, 3, 4.
Country, 1, 2, 3, 4,_
umeral , 1, L t l er, 3, 4. Colby
Cla
porls,
3, Levine, 3.
PAUL CHARBONNEAU
orthboro, l\Ia chool. Cro
onte l, 2, Goodwin
ommi t t ee, 2.
"Ph i l" orthboro H i gh
Greenvi l l , :Maine
l ph a
011ncil, 2. Manager, 3. Ba kethall, 1. I ntram ural
t u dent
Phi Kappa, 3, 4 .. Math Club, 1, 2, 3. 4. Camera Club
1, 2
i t anl in Lbrary, 1, 2, 3 4. Kappa 3, 4.
JAMES SHERMAN CHASE
'"J i m"
Lambda Chi
1 chanic Fall
H i gh
lpha
Mechan i c Fall s,
hool. Cross Count ry, 1, 2, 3, 4, Let t er 2, Captain, 3. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Y.l\I.C. . Cabinet, 1 , 2, 3, 4, V i ce - Pre i dent, 4. Band, 1 . Ent rance 3, 4. Frat e rn i t y Officer, 3, 4. I nt ernat ional Relation
2, 3, 4, Librarian, 2, 3, 4. 0-AT-K
ED WARD
"Ed" R i cker Cla s ical In tilut e.
Della Kappa Ep i lo n tudent Cou ncil, 4. Foothall, 1 ,
port
Council
4.
cholar h i p, 1 . Work hop Plays,
Cl ub, 4. Powder and W i g, 3, 4. Glee Cl11b,
Conference, 3. Boardman
PHILLIPS CLEVELAND
Houl ton, Mai ne umeral , 1 . B a eball , 1, 2, 3, 4,
Lett er, 2, 3, Co -Cap t a i n, 4. I n t ram ural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. Colby Weekend Com m i t t ee, 4. Colby cholarship, 4. Fraternity ecretary 2, Vice-Presid n t , 3. Pre i dent, 4. Leward, 4. Cla , ecretary Trea urer, 4. lnterfraternity
1aine
ociety, 4.
.. .. .
DONALD JOSEPH DeLISLE
..
Don"
Waterville, Maine
Alpha Tau Omega
\\ aterv i ll e H i gh
chool. Basketball, 2. Int ramural Touch FootbalJ, 2. Bowen
ociety
4.
'� ··
�i Tran f r
LEVERETT HOWARD DeVEBER
I e' buryport, i\[as .
Lambda Chi Alpha
[a_ achu et t
In t i t u t e o f Technology. Hockey, 3, 4, Let ter, 4. I nt ramur a l Foot ball, 3, 4.
CHARLES LEO DIGNA�I
..
Char] y"
\\"aten•j]J
chool. Track, 1. Intrarnnral
Fre hman Competit ive Relation
\\"at rville, i\lrun
Phj Delt a Theta H igh
cholar hjp.
Club, 1, 2 3
port , 1, 2, 3, 4.
t udent A s i tant i n B usin s
. Comm encement
ophomore
peaking Conte t .
dmin i_t rat i n. Int ernational
,her, 2, 3.
CLARE N CE EVERLYN DORE
Del t a Kappa Epsilon
·'Doggie"
G u i l ford, :\Jaine
ical I n t i t u t e, G ui l ford H i gh. Foot ball, 1 2, 3, Letter, 3. Track, 1. I nt ra mural 1, 2, 3
cholar hjp. 1. Fraterni t
p rt .
ecretary, 2, V ice-Pre ident , 3, Pre ident , 4. Chi
I u, 4. Echo Board, 1, 2. O u t i nu Club
3 4. D an'
Li t, 3. Bowen
ociery, President, 4.
Interfrat r n i t y Council 4 .
ELLIOT HILLHAN DRISKO
Del t a Up ilon
··Or i "
Longfell°'
H i gh
chool. Cro
Chairman Dep u t a tion, 2, Kl i n g
cholarsillp, 2, 3 4.
Col u m b i a Fall
ecretary t udent
3, Chairman Deputat ion, 4. Goodwin
peaking Conte t , 3 .
s_istant in Depart ment o f Econo mics 4. Fraterruty Secretary
2. Pi Gamma :Mu . 3, 4, Pre ident, 4. Council on Religion
3 4. I nternational Relation
Chapel Com m i t t ee, 4. Dean's Li t , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Boardman
ociety, 3, 4 , P r e ident
E m ba y Commit t ee, 3 4 .
Maine
Country, 1, 2, 3, Let ter, 3. Track, 1 , 2, 3. Y.M.C. . Preside n t , 1 ,
C l u b, 1 .
4 . Fraterni t y
FLETCHER EATON
Watervi lle H i gh
Wat ervill e, l\1a i n
Lambda Chi Alpha
"Flet ch" chool. Y . M .
.
., 1 , 2 3, 4,
hai rman
peaki ng, 2, 3. Murray Prize Debate, 3. General
ocial
ction
holar hip, 2, 3, 4.
omm i t t e, 2. L vine Prize olby at the
1i rophone,
3, 4. Foru m Cabi net, Trea ur r, 2 3, President, 4. Council on Rel iaion, 3, 4. Ph i lo ophy Glee
l11b, 3.
l ub, 2.
ALFRED JOSEPH GILBERT
Watervill e, Maine Wat rvill
ho l. Dramat i c
ll igh
rt
Play. 4. P wd r and
i g, 4.
STE PHEN ISRAEL GREENWALD
Polytechn i c Preparatory n a t i onal Relat i on
Bro klyn,
Tau Delta Phi
"Steve'
chool. Intramural Foo t ball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Whi t
Club, 1 , 2, 3, 4. Philo ophy Club, 3. O u t i n g
r. Y.
i\ f u l e Board, 1, 2. I n t er
l u b, 1 , 2.
GARDINER EMERSON GREGORY
Lambda C h i 1ew H aven High
lpha
chool. Track, 1 2. C H, 1. 2. 3, i, Let t er, 3,
H amden, Connect i c u t apt a i n , 2, 3, 4. Y.M.C.A.
ocial
i n ter Carnival Comm i t tee, 3, 4. Photography Exh i b i t , Chairman, 1 2 Commun i t y R lation , 4. F i r t Prize, 2 , 3 , 4 , T h i r d Prize, 4 . on o f olby, V i c - Pre i dent, 3. Forum Cabi net, 1 . lnternational R elat ion Club 4. Cam ra Club, 1, 2 3, 4, \'i e-Pre ident, 4. Radio C l u b, 2, 3, 4. College Who' Who. A i L ant Photography Editor for "Collegiate R v i ew", 4. Dean' Li t, 4, Photography Ed i tor hr the "Oracle."
NATHANAEL lUANN GUPTILL
"I al"
Delta
Bar H arbor H igh
Bar H arb
chool. Y.lVLC.:\. Cabi net, 1, 2, 4. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader, 3. Haml i n
Conte t , 1 . Hallowell
2, 3
psi lon
econd Prize, 3,
peak i ng, 2 , 3 , Fourth Prize, 2 ,
e o n d Priz , 3 , Gooch,·i n Prize ophomore Declamation, Fir t Prize, Le ine p ak i ng, 2, 3, Fir t
1 urray Debate, 3, Second Prize. G neral cholar h i p. 1. Kling cholarshi p, 2, 3. t udent i st ant in Dept . P u b l i c p aking, 4. on of Colby, Pre id n t , 3. Powder and Wig Play, 4.. Fratern i t y ecretary, 3, Pre ident, 4. Whi t e l\Iule Board, 2, 3, 4. D bat i ng Cle
Cl u b. 1 , 2 , 3. Chapel Choir, 2, 3. P i K a p p a Del t a. 3, 4.
l u b, 3, 4. Concert Board, 2, 3. 4 .
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WOODROl\
WILSON HALL
'Woodie"
M o o e River, .Maine
Phi Delta T he t a
J ackman H i g h
inter Carnival Comm i t tee, 4. College Holiday
chool . Int ram ural Yolleyball, 2.
Play, 3. Y.::.r.c. . P l ay
3. Echo Board, 1. Colby at t h e Microphone, 4. International Relation
ig, 3 , 4, Pre i dent 4 .
Club. 3 . Powder and
LAUREL WILLIAM HERSEY
Phi Delta Theta
'"Lop·' Iaine C nt ral I n t i t ute. Foo t ball, Fraternity Pre i dent Dramatic
rt
4,
Pitt field
2, 3, 4, Captain
4. Track, 1 . Int ramural
t eward. 4. Internat ional Relation
port
,
1aine
1 , 2, 3, 4.
Club, 4. lnterfrat erni t y Council, 4.
Play 3.
EARL WENTWORTH HIGGINS ·' H i g
'fou n t \ ernon,
'
R i ck e r Junior College. M urray Prize Debate, 2,
econd Prize. Good""in
1 a i ne
peaking Conte t, Fir t
Prize. General Scholar h i p, 2, 3. 4. Y. LC.A. Play 2, 3. Dramat ic A rt - Play, 4. Powder and W i g Play, 4 . Debat i n g Club. 2 , 3 . 4 . Mat h Club. 3 . 4 . Radio C l u b, 4 . Dean'
Li t , 1 . Phy ic
ociety. 4 .
CARLETO N HARVEY HODGES
Lambda Chi A l ph a
·· arl '
Win l o w H igh l u meral
chool. C r o s Count!)', 1 , 2, 3 , 4;
W i nslow
1aine
umeral, l ; Letter, 2 , 3 . 4 . T r a k, 1. 2 3 , 4;
l; Letter. 1, 2, 3· Captain. 4. I n t ramural
port
,
1 . 2. 3. 4.
WADE STUART HOOKER
Lambda Chi i l l i ton
lpha
cademy.
�h i p. 3 . .t. F ra t ern i t y
H o lbrook, ::\Ia s. Ludenl Council 3. Ba ket ball 1. I n t ramural
ports, 1, 2 3, 4. K l i n g
orre pondent. 3, Pre iclent. 4. International R el ations Club, 1
2, 3
cholar 4.
RICHARD
' · D i ck"
WALDO HOPKINS
Delta Up ilon
o ut hw
chool. Ba k tball, 1, 3, 4; L t t er, 3, 4. Basebal l , 2. I n t ram ural
J\Ian et H igh
Freshman Scholar hip. Fratern i t y \!i ce-Pre iclent, 3; Pre i dent, 4. G rman m u ral Council, 3, 4 ;
t uclent Chairman 4. Interfratern i t y Dane
t Harbor, Maim· port , 1, 2, 3, 4.
l ub, 2. 3. 4. Tnt ra-
om mill
ALBERT LEWIS HUNTER
" l"
Com m i t t ee
C u mb rlancl
Del t a Kappa Ep ilon
We tbrook H igh
chool. Intramural
o- hai rman, 4. O u t i ncr
4; Treasurer, 4.
hapel
p ns, 1, 2, 3, 4. Y.:'.\T. .A. l ub, l, 2. 3, 4, Pr
id at, 4.
abinet, 2.
1 i l ls,
1aine
i11ter Carnival
am ra Club 4. Bowen
ociety,
Ionit or, 1 2, 3, 4.
GILBERT ERNEST HU TCHINSON
W
l pha Tau Omega
"Hu tch"' We t Lebanon H igh
chool. Track, 1. Int ramural
port , 2.
t L banon,
men t , 4. Fratern i t y Officer, 2, 3, 4. Chi Ep i lon iW u , 3, 4; Vice-Pre id nt, 4. Chi 3, 4., Trea urer, 3, Pre i dent, 4. Echo Board
l.
_
. H.
t udent A_ i Lant i n Phy ics D part
1ath Cl ub, 3 4. Cle
amma
l ub, 4. Cam ra
igma, l ub, 4.
List, 1 2, 3.
Radio Cl ub, 4. Dean'
1'1A YNARD MUNROE IRISH
"Budcr r"
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Hebron
Zeta P i ademy.
tuclent Council, 4;
1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Lett er, 3 . Intramural
Torwood High
port , 2 , 3 . 4 . Colby
Tr a urer, 2; Pre_ ident 4. Gamma Omega Omega
eekend Comniittee Chairman 4. Fraterni t y
1 u. 4.
, ·
Phj Delta Theta chool. H ckey, 1, 2, 3, 4 ;
DONALD
JOHNSTON
1orwood,
Ia
.
sistant Manager, 1, 2, 3 ; Manager, 4. I n t ramural
port , 1, 2. Fre bman Scholar hip. J u nior Weekend Play, 2. Internat i onal Relation
1aine
Lett r, 3, 4. Ba eball ,
i ce-Pre id n t , 3, Presi dent, 4. Council on Relig ion. 4. Phj}osophy Club, 3, 4. Clas
ROBERT
' · Bob"
R umford,
Pre iclent , 4. Ba ketball , 3, 4 ;
C l ub, 1, 4..
ecretary-
LESTER THEODORE JOLOVITZ
'·Les"
Tau D el t a Plu
Win low, Maine
chool. I n t ramural Sports, 1 , 2, 3 4. Dramat i c
Winslow H igh
rt
Play, 4. Int rnat ional Relat ion
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Powder and Wig, 4.
CHARLES DODGE KEEF
" haTl ie ·'
Theta Kappa
R icker J unior College. Relation
u
on of Colby Fratern i t y Treasurer, 4. Kappa Phi Kappa, 4. International
C l ub, 4.
PAUL 1'1a eFARLANE K ITTREDGE
Zeta Psi
" K i t' o u t h Portland H i gh
chool. Track
Port land,
1 , 2, 3. Int ramural
Arm , 3, President. 4 . K a p p a Phi K a p p a 2, 3. 4; Relation
Club, 2. French Club, 2, 3 4;
ports 1
2 3, 4. Fraterni t y
Iaine
ergeant-at
e retary, 4. Echo Board, 1, 2. International
ecretary, 2 ; Treasurer, 3; Pre i d en t , 4. ln terfraternity
Council, 4.
LEO SAMUEL KRESKY
Brookl n , l . Y.
Tau D lta Phi
t u dent Cou n c i l , 3. Baseball, 1, 2, 3 ; :\fanager. 3. Int ramural ports 1. 2, 3. <1. t u denl i t a n t in Biology, 4. Fratern ity Officer. 1, 2, 3, 4. Kappa Phi Kappa, 3, 4; l!i�torian. . bi E p i lo n lu, 4. E c ho Board 1 . White M ul e Board, 1 , 2. 3: i\Ianaging Editor, 3. In ternat i onal
Era mu
Relation
lub, 1 , 2. Concert Board, 3. Out i ng Oub, 3, 4. Camera C l u b, 1, 2. Bowen �ociety i c -Pre i der.l , 3. :\lanager
Club, President, 3. lnt erfralernity Council. 3.
DAVID CARLETON LIB BEY
"Dave" Iaine Cent ral I n st i t ut e.
P i l l field :\Iaine t u dent A si t an t i n L i b rary, l , 2, 3, 4 . Internat ional Relati o n
1, 2, 3 , 4. Classical C l u b , 2 , 3.
Club,
RICHARD SAWYER LOVEJOY
"Joe,' "Di k"
lpha Tau Omega
Deering High. Portland Junior
olleg
Portland, Main
Tran fe r. Track, 2, 3, 4. Int ramural
port
2, 3,
. Outing
Club, 2. 3.
EDWARD DEXTER lUclNTYRE
' · i\fac
..
Boston Latin
Laml da Chi chool. Track, 2, 3. Intramural
lpha
Dorche t e r, i\fa
port , 2. 3, 4.
Phi Kappa. 2, 3. ..J. E ho Board, 3. 4. O u t i ng Club. 2. 3. 4.
RONALD FRAN KLYN
IUa cLEOD
Zet a P i Con
H i gh
urrusta. :\Jaine
chool. Football, 1. 2. 3. Ba-ketball. 3.
VICTOR PATRICK
iUALINS JR.
'Yic"
I onrnlk H i gh
Lel l er. 3 4 . Ba_ ball, 1. 2 :
Glen 4,_
ove H igh
chool. Football, 2. 3. Track. 2. 3, 4. Intramural ociety. 4. Tran fer Iron1
VINCENT
2:
. Colby at t he M i crophone,
l ub , 2. H ad Cheer L ader 3, 4.
HANNING
. Y.
porL 2, 3, 4. Frat rn i t y Officer,
a_ au College, L. I.
umeral , 1. Ba ketball, 1 , 3, 4 ;
port , 2, 3,
oncert Board, 3. Glee
Glen Co\·e, Long I land,
Alpha Tau Omega
hi Ep i lon Mu, 4. Bowen
1umerals, 1 . Track, 1
umeraL, 1. 2. Intramural
Club 4.
TIFFAN Y
.
augatuck, Conn.
Phi Delta Theta chool. Foot ball, l;
3. Inter11ational Rel at ion
· Tip
.
inter Carnival Commi t tee, 4. Kappa
PATRICK
:HARTIN
"Pat"
Eagle Lake, M a i n e
Alpha Tau Omega
R i cker Cla s i c a l I ns t i t ute. Ri cker I unior College. General 4. Powder and W i g. 4. French Club
cholarshi p 3, 4 . Dramatic
4. Concert Board, 4. Glee Club
rts Play,
3, 4.
G. ELLIS IUO'l'T
Lambda Chi Alpha
" ir" orm rvi l l arnival
Engli_h H i gh
chool. Foot ball M a n ager
ommittee. 2, 3. 4. Colby
3, 4; A- istant
E d itor, 2 ·
2, 3, 4. Internat ional Relation 4.
amera Club. 1, 2, 3;
cholar hip
s ociate E d itor, 3 ;
·W i nt er Hill, 1. Track, 2. I n t ramural
'lass.
ports, 3. 4. Winter
1, 2, 3, 4. Fraterni t y Officer, 4. Echo Board, 1, 2,
1anagin g Editor, 4. Colby at the
I icrophone,
C l u b, 1 , 2, 3, 4. Glee Club, 1 , 2, 3. O u t i n g Club, 1, 2. 3. 4· Trea m·er,
ecretary.
. Radi
C l u b, 1, 2, 3, 4.
JOHN SCOTT PENDLETON
·· Pen '
JR.
Water i lle,
Kappa Delta Rho
laine
Coburn Cla sical I n titute. Ba ket ball, 1. I nt ramur a l Sports, 2, 3. Y. 1.C.A. Cabinet, 2. Powder and W i g Play, 2. Commencement Play 3. Work hop Play. 4. Po"·der and Wig Play, 4. Powder and W i g, 3, 4. Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; l\Ianager, 4.
WILSON COLLINS PIPER
"Di nt"'
Del t a
Car i bou, l\lain e
psilon
C a r i b o u H i g h chool. Intra m ural port , 1 . Hamli n peaki ng Conte t, 1 . Hallowell Prize pea k i n g, eco n d Prize, 2; F i r t Prize. 3. Goodw i n Prize peaki ng, 2, 3. Le,·ine Prize peaki ng. 2, 3. 2. 3; 1urray Debate, 3: Third Prize. t a t e of M a i n e cbolar h i p, 1 . K l i n g cholarsh ip, 2, 3, 4. on of olby. Fraternity Officer, 1, 2, 3 4. Pi Gamma Iu, 3, 4: Trea urer, 4. Echo Board, 1 , 2, 3. 4: Editor. 4. Oracle Board, 2, 3. olby at t h e iicrophone, 3. Internat ional Relations Cl u b , 1. Debat i n g 'lub, 2 , 3 , 4 . D an
L i t , 1 , 2 , 3. 4 . P i K a p p a Delt a, 2 , 3 , 4.
JOHN DUDLEY POWERS
Lambda C h i A l pha
"Jeep ·· eri l l H i g h
Country, 1, 2, 3 ; A
Hinckley, Maine
i tant l\Ianager. 2 ; �lanager and Lett er, 3 . Track,
s,:istant l\Ianage.r, 2; l\Ianager and Lett er. 3. , t u dent
1 , 2. 3: 1, 2, 3
chool. Cro
4.
o n of Colby
V ice-President
Officer, V i ce-Pre ident, 4. Echo Board, 1
2. Chi 2;
Epsilon
_j tant
i tant Bu i ness Manager, 3; Bu i n es, . lanager. 4.
Iu.
s. i tant
2, 3. 4;
Business
in Chemist ry Dept..
Pre i dent
4. Fraternity
Ianager. Oracle Board, 3, 4;
MAURICE ALFRED RANCOURT
""Doc" Higgin
Delta Kappa Epsilon Cla sical In titute. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4;
quad, 3·
W a tervill e, Maine umeral-,
1:
L ll r, 1, 2, 3, 4;
Letter, 4. Ba eball, 1, 2, 3, 4·
Fraternity Vice-Pre ident, 3. I nternaL i onal R lation
Club, 4.
L tter
2, 3, 4. Hockey
Captain, 3. Intramural
3, 4;
port , 1, 2.
thl tic Council, 4. Delegate Fraternity
Convention in Toronto, 1938, 4.
LESTER PETERS
REYNOLDS
"'Pete'
Delta
Hebron A ad my. lntran111rn]
p ilon
Bath,
tudent A- iftant in Biology, 4. Bowen
port , 1, 2, 3 4.
_
faine
ociety, 4.
CLAUDE BERTRAND ROSSIGNOL '-Ben·' Caribou High
Kappa D lta Rho hool. Hockey
1, 2. Intramural
Caribou, Maine
ports, 1 2, 3, 4. Colby
cholarship 3. Fraternity
Officer, 3; Pre i de nt, 4 . Chi Epsil n Mu, 4. Echo Board, 1. Intedraternit
ouncil
4. Bow n
ociety. 4.
LOUIS SACKS Revere, ?Ila
Tau Delta Phi Revere High Good' in Prize
chool. lnLrarnural peaking Contest
ports, 1
3. Colby
2. Y."'.\1.C.
. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4.
cholar.hip, 1, 2, 3, 4.
.
ophomore Declamation.
tudent
ssistant in Depart
ment of Hi tory, 4. Fraternity Officer, 2 3 · President, 4. International Relations Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pre i lent 4. French Club, 4. Dean'
Li t, 1, 2, 3
4.
ational Tau D lta Phi Scholar hip, 3.
JAMES WELLINGTON SALISBURY
"Inch" Bar Harbor High
1, 3, 4. Intramural
Phi Delta Theta chool. Cross Country
Bar Harbor, Maine
3. Track, 1, 2, 3; A si tant i\'Ianager, 1, 2. Basketball
port , 1, 2, 3, 4. Winter Carnival Committee, 3. Band, 1. Hallowell Prize
peaking Conte t, 3. Echo Board, 1, 2. Cla
ical Club, 3, 4.
DWIGHT ElUERSON SARGENT "'Sarge" Wood
Ellsworth, Maine
Delta Upsilon
ille Hjgh
chool. Jonesport High.
tudent Council, 3. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Sports,
2 3 4. Winter Carnival Committee, 3. Colby Weekend Committee, 3. Goodwin Prize
1
Contest, 3. Hallowell Prize
peaking Contest, 4. KJjng
peaking
cholarship, 2. Fraternity Officer
Echo Board, 1, 2. 3. Oracle Board: Managing Editor, 4. White Mule Board. 2, 3, 4;
2, 3.
ssistant Editor,
3; Editor-in-Chief, 4. Internati nal Relations Club, 4. Debating Club, 4. Class President 3. Board ociety, 4.
man
STANLEY HAROLD SCHREIDER Tau Delta Phi
tan Bo-ton Latin
chool. Football, 1. Basketball
Wakefield Mass. porL, 1, 2, 3, 4. Colby Scholar hip,
1. Intramural
4. Fraternity Officer, 2 3 4. International Relation
Club
1, 2, 3
4. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3 4. Colby
Dingy Club, 1, 2.
WILLARD S MYTH Theta Kappa Nu
West
carborough High
chool.
carborough, Maine
tudent Council, 2. Y.i\1.C. . Cabinet 4. Y.l\I.C.A. Play, 2, 3. Fraternity
Officer, 1, 2 3; Pre·ident, 3. Echo Board, 1, 2 3, 4; Circulation l\lanager, 3; Bu ine International Relation ociet
Chw, 1, 2
3, 4. Powder and Wig, 2, 3, 4. Camera Club
Manager,
4.
3. B ardman
3.
MICHAEL ALFRED SPINA
l\Iow1t
ernon High
chool. Ba k tball
3. Intrnmural
1, 2, 3
4; NumeraL, 1; Letter, 3, 4. Ba eball, 1, 2, 3, 4;
port , 1, 2, 3. Fraternity Officer. 4. Cla s Yic -Pre ident, 2;
'um rals, 1, 2. Golf, 2. Intramural �ecretary-Trea urer
1ow1t Yernon New Yor;.;:
lpha Tau Omega
""Little Mike'
thl tic Council, �-
K ENNETH
GORDON STANLEY Alpha Tau Omega
Holbrook, :\las .
Tran fer from Harvard. Ba ketball, 1, 3, 4; Junior Manager, 3; 1, 2, 3. Intramural
port , 2, 3,
4.
3, 4. Fraternity Hou e :\1anager, 2, 3;
4.
International Relation ew
ork, 4 .
Ianager and Letter, 4. Baseball
General Scholarship, 1, 2, 3, 4.
tudent
s istant in Library.
cribe, 4. Oracle Board. Assistant Editor, 3; Editor-in-Chief,
Club, 2. 3, 4. Colby Representative to Interfraternity Conference, in
arsity l\Ianag r's Club, 3. 4; Pre-iclent,
4.
ltlACHAON EDWARD STEVENS
"Mac"
Zeta P i
Cob urn Cla ical Inst it ute. Cros
Waterville, Maine
Country, 1, 2, 3, 4. Tra k, 1, 2, 3 4. I n t ramural
Y.l\1.C.A. Play, 2. Kappa Phi Kappa, 3, 4· . I nternational R lat ion Camera Cl u b, 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer, 2;
Club, 2. Math
ports, 2, 3.
lub, 1 , 2, 3, 4.
i ce-Pre id n t , 3; Pre ident, 4.
RA Y�IOND DANA. STINCHFIELD
·· Ray"
Kappa Delta Rho
Lronu High
ch
trong
t udent Council, 3. Foot ball, 1, 2. Track, 1 . Intramural
l.
Band, 3, 4. Fraternity
1aine
port , 1, 2 3, 4.
e r L a ry, 3; Pre i dent, 4. Council on Reli gion, 4. I nternat ional Relation
l u b, 3, 4.
JOHN WENDA.LL TARR
A n on
Zet a Psi
' Wendy" Hebron Academy. Intramural
port , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4. Colby
cholar h i p, 1 , 2 , 4 . Fraternity
1aine
ecr tary,
2; Hou e i\Ianager, 3, 4. Gamma Omega Omega Nu, 4.
DONALD NEWBERT THOHPSON
Pre que Lie i\ I a i ne
Theta Kappa 1u Pre qu
Y.1\1.C.
Lie H i gh
chool. Football, 1, 2, 3. Track, 1, 2 3, 4; Letter, 3. I n t ramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4.
abinet, 1, 3, 4. Gen ral
cholar hip. 3, 4.
on Religion, 4. I n t rnat ional Relation
on of Colby. Fra t ern i t y Officer, 2, 3. Cou ncil
Club, 4. Cla sical Club, 1, 2. Philo ophy Club 3.
CHARLES PHILIP UPPVALL
lpha T a u Omego
'·Re!" Dedham High
hool. Football, 1. 2, 3, 4. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. I n tran111ral
V i ce-Pr jdent, 1. Col by national R lation
Westwood,
port , 2, 3. Y. 1.C.A.
cholarJ1ip, 3. Fraterni t y Officer, 2, 3, 4. Kappa Phi Kappa
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4,_
1Ia s s.
4 . Int er
RALPH CLIFTON WILDE ' Red Dog'
Randolph,
Lambda Cru Alpha
tet on High
chool and Thayer
1. Ba eball, 3. Intramural
cademv. Track
International Relations Club, 1. Outing Club, 4. Bowling Team
1a s.
ports, 1, 2, 3, 4.
2. 3; Captain, 3. lnterfraternity
thletic Council, 4.
JAMES JOSEPH WILLIAlUS Waterville, l\IainP
"Jimmy' ater ille High econcl Prize,
chool. Hamlin Prize
peaking Contest, 1. Hallo\ ell Prize �peaking Conte t, 2.
ophomore Declamation. l\Inrray Prize Debate, Fir t Prize, 3. Colby
1, 2, 3, 4. Dramatic
rts Play, 3. Powder and
ig Play
holarJ1ip�.
4. International Relation
lub
4.
Debating Club, 3, 4. Powder and Wig, 3. 4. Outing Club, 4. Camera Club, 4.
WILLIAlU ALFRED YANTORNO
r 'Ia
Greenwich,
Zeta P i
··Bill' r>wich High
chool. Intramural
1, 2, 3, 4. Kappa Phi Kappa, 3, 4;
ports
ical Club, 2, 3. 4. Gamma Omega Omega
onn.
ice-Pre ident
4.
u 4.
CLAYTON ERNEST YOUNG
H bron
:\Iatinicu .. :\Iaine
Phi Delta Theta
·· layte" cademy.
Kappa Phi Kappa
inter Carnival
mmittee, 4.
:\I ntgomer.
Ward
holarship.
1. 2. 3. 4.
2 3 4 · Tr a ur r, 3; Pre�idenl. LI.
FREDA K ATHLEEN ABEL
Iii
Bar Harbor i\laine
Omega
Julia Ri hmond High
4. Colby
chool
ew
ork.
cbolarship, 2, 3, 4. Fre hman
tudent League
�
cholar hip Prize. Y.\\· .
3, 4. Chi Epsilon l\lu, 4. International Relation Pre i<lent
2. Bo"·en
ecr ta.ry
Club
2. Dean·
ociety, Yi e-Pre id nt, 4. Colby Night
. ·
3. Cap and Gown, . Play, 1.
Li t, 1, 2, 3,
ommittee, 3.
ecretary,
orority Pre ident,
4.
la
Yice
SALLY MARCIA ALDRICH
Delta Delt a Delta
G u ilford
G u i lford High School.
t u denL L ague, 1, 3.
end CommitLee, 2. Coburn Prize pecial Entrance
cholar hip
Officer, 4. Echo Board,
1.
'ap and C wn, 4. W. . . ., 1, 2, 3, 4.
peaking olby
nte t, 2.
cholar hip, 2
o iate Edi tor 2, 3 · Women'
3_ Forum Cabinet, 3. Dean'
Li t, 1, 2, 3 4_ Cla
ophomor 3, 4.
lain
olby We k
Declamation,
econd Prize.
e ond German Prize, 2.
Edi tor, 4. Oracle Board,
Pre i dent, 4.
olby
ight
rority
_i tant Editor hai rman.
CONSTANCE AVERELL
·'Con n i e'
Phj i\Iu
Chelm ford H i gh
Chelmsford Centre, Mas .
h ol. Hock y, 1. \'olley Bal l , 1. Daughter of Colby.
In ternational Relation
l ub, 2, 3, 4. CI
lub, 1 .
merican Federat ion of
ornrit y
ecretary, 4.
rt , 3. Chi Omega.
ARLIN E MARGARET BAMBER
orwood, l\1a
I orwood H i gh
chool.
Cabinet , 3, 4. Colby
t u dent League. 4. Hockey, 1. Ba_k t ball, 1, 2.
cholar rup, 2. 4. French Cl ub. 1, 2. GJ
ap and Gown, 4.
l u b, 2 3. O u t i n g
.
.C.
l ub, 2. 0-A t-Ka
ELEANOR HAVIS
orcester !\'la_ ach usett Cla
ical H i gh
chool. Tran_fer, Brenan College, Cai ne ville, Ca. \'olley Ball, 2 3 4 ;
Ten n i , 2, 3, 4; \ ar i t y, 2.
. . . 2. Intramural
cholar hip, 2, 3, 4. International R lat ion rt
C l u b , 2, 3. 4. French
Club, 2, 3, 4 . O u t i n g C l ub, 4. Colby Trio. 2, 3, 4.
ELIZABETH HAVIS
\Vorce ter,
"Li bby" Clas ica] H igh
Ia
a hu ett_
chool. Tran fer, Brenan Colleg , Caine vill, Ga. \'olley Ball 2, 3, 4; \' ar i ty, 3, 4.
Ten ni , 2, 3 4; Var i ty, 2. 2. 3, 4. German Club. 3. 4. A rt
. .. 2. Intramural
port , 2, 3, 4. Y.
.C. . Cabi net . 3.
ar ity, 3, 4.
port , 2. 3, 4. Y.W.C.A. Cabinet
olby Club
Club. 2. 3. 4. Out i ng Club. 4. Colby Trio. 2, 3. 4. Dean·_ Li t, 3, 4.
3. Colby
Jub_ 2. 3 4. German Club, 3, 4.
LOIS HARRIET BRITTON Delta Del ta Del ta
Monticello,
Ricker Cla sical In titute. Ricker Junior College. W . . A., Cla 2, 4.
mneral
orority Officer, 3. 4. Cla sical Club, 3, 4; Treasmer· ecretary,
ecretary,
4.
,
2. Intramural
1aine ports,
Gamma Omega Omega
u,
4.
FERN MAY BROUKER Phi i\Iu
angerville, Maine
�angerville High
W.
.A. 2 3, 4.
cbool. Hockey, 1, 2, 3,
4;
1, 2, 3.4; Var ity, 2, 3, 4;
Yarsity, 2, 3, 4. Ba ketball ecretary 3.
lath Club, 2, 3 4. Camera Club, 2 3. 4:
RUTH 1'11RIAl'tl
BUCHANAN igma Kappa
"Bucky"
Transfer from La ell Junior Col1ege. Intramural Women·
Editor. 4.
hite
1ule Board,
4.
Woburn,
porL 4.
1as .
orority Officer, 4. Oracle Board, 3, 4;
rts Club. 3. 4. Outing Club 3. Gamma Omega Omega
u, President, 4.
.JEAN BURR ayne, Maine
Della Delta Delta Winthrop High School. Entrance Echo Board, A Dean'
i tant Women'
Li t, 1, 3, 4. Cla
cholar hip.
orority Officer, 1, 2. 3
4. Chi Gamma
igma, 4.
Editor, 2. l\Iath Club. 1. 2. 3, 4; Pre ident, 4. Glee Club, 1, 2. 3, 4.
Trea urer, 1.
K ATHERINE LOUISE COFFIN "IUtty"'
lpha Delta Pi
Ricker Junior College. Yolley Ball, 2. Basketball, 2. Y. 2. 3, 4. Outing Club. 3. Dean'
A hland, l\Iaine .C. . Cabinet, 4. General
Li t, 2. �ororily Officer, President 4.
cholarship,
l't11LDRED NANETTE COLWELL
H i ggin ball
Hanco k,
bi Omega
"- fillie"
1 , 2 3; Yarjty
la sical I n t i t u te. Hockey, 1 2, 3; Var i t y, 1. Voll y Ball
1, 2 ; Var ity
Play, 4..
orori t y V i ce-Pre idenl, 4. Forum
I:
1, 3. Ba_k t
port , 4.
1 . W . . A ., 1 , 2. 3, 4 ; \'ic · Pre ident, 3 , Pre idenl, 4 . Intramural
Y.W.C. . Play 1. Dramatic Art
fain
er t ary, 1 .
la _ical
\
Club, 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pre iclent, 2. 3, 4.
v
MARION ELIZABETH CRAWFORD
t udent L auue Trea,ur r, 4. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Cap and Gown, Pre i dent,
1aine Central I n t i t ute. 4. W. . .
Pitt field Maine
D l t a Del t a Della
" 1ick '
I
port_, 1, 2 3. Y .
ecrelary-Tr a urer, 3. Intram ural
Co uncil 3, 4. Coburn Prize
onte t, l.
peaking
4. Echo Board, 2. I n t rnat ional Relat ions Club
1. Po11·der and
hoir 3, 4. Dean ·
Li brarian 3 · Pre i d nt 4. Chapel
. . . Cabi net, 3. Pan H ellenic
cholar hip, 1 , 2, 3, 4.
olby
ororit y V i ce- Pre i dent,
ig, 3 4. Glee
l u b, 1 , 2, 3, 4·;
Li t . 4.
MARY TEl'tlPLE CROWLEY
Chi Omega
K nmore,
Kenmore H i gh
chool. Tenni
Contest, 1 . General
2.
cholar h i p
Coburn Prize
1, 2, 3 , 4. Y.W.C.
. Play, 1 . Dramat ic A r t
Holi day Play, 3. Arts Club Christmas Ve per Play, 3 4. Powder and Wig, 3 4 ; Colby
ew York
peaking Conte t, 1. H amli n Prize fay Da
ice-Pre i dent. 4 . Glee Cl u b, 1 , 2, 3.
Operetta. rt
peaki n g
P l a , 3. ColJege
orority Officer, 3, 4.
Cl u b, 2, 3, 4 ;
ecretary, 4.
1ight Committee. Dean'_ Li t , 1, 2, 3, 4.
HELEN CARTER DAMON
Phi i\Iu Lynn EngJi h High I n t ernat ional Relat ion
chool. W.A.A., 1, 2, 3 Club, 1 , 2, 3. Cla
ELIZABETH
Blue Hi ll George
teven
entat ive. Int ramural tary, 2. Whit
i\1ul
Blue Hi ll, Maine
German Club, 4.
A ademy. Volley Ball, 1, 2. Ba_ketball
rt
1,
port , 4. Pan Hellenic Council, 3 4. Entrance Board, 2, 3, 4 ; Women' Club, 3, 4;
Li t 1, 4. Cla s
2. W
. . Fre hman Repre -
holar hip.
Editor, 4. Internat ional RelaLion
enior R pre entat ive, 4. O u L i n g Cl u b, 2, 3, 4.
ecretary-Trea urer, 4 .
Li t, 1. Bowen Society, 4.
WOODBRIDGE DARLING
igma Kappa
"Betty"
Dean'
4. Pan H el lenic Council, 2. Sorority Officer, 2, 3.
ical Club, 3. Dean'
ororit
ecre-
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. amera Club, 1.
ELIZABETH
JOAN DORAN
'·Bette"
Del t a D el t a D el t a
Ed,rnrd F .
earles H i gh
chool. Colby
4. Pi Gamma ::\ I u , 2, 3, 4;
Met h uen, M a
cl1olarship 2 3, 4.
orority Officer,
ecretary, 4. International Relations C ub , 1
ach u ell
ecretary, 3, Pre i dent, 2. Dean'
Li t , 1, 2
3.
JEAN N ETTE LEE DR I S KO
D el t a Delta Delta
·'Jean"' Cro by H i gh
Belfa t , i\1 aine
chool, Volley BalL 1, 2, 3, 4; Captai n, 2, 4. Ten n i s 2, 3, 4. I nt ramural
. W.C. . Cabinet, 3. E n t rance
cbolarsh i p . German prize, 2.
ports, 2, 3 .
oror i t y Offi er, 3, 4. Echo Board 2.
Forum Cab i n et , 3. I n t ernational Relation Chapel Comm.il l e, 2. A 4. L i brary A soci ate
Club, 1, 2 3 4. rt Club 2. Dean· L i t , 1 , 2, 3 , 4. embly Comm j t t ee, 4. Hou e Chai rman, 2. Chairman Women' Embassy,
4.
HELEN CARTER G UPT I LL
Bar H arbor, Maine Bar Harbor H igh .
.C. . Cabinet 4.
chool. Hockey, 2, 3; ·
\"ar i t y, 3. \"olle
Ball, 3. Basket ball, 3. W.A.A.
4.
i nter Carni val Commit t ee, 4. A rt s C l u b , 2, 3.
V I OLET MERLE HAlUI LTON
'· Boot " '
M i ll burn,
i gma Kappa
i"
ew J er ey
chool. Coburn Prize peaki n g Conte t 1 2, 3 ; 1 t Prize, 1; 3rd Prize 2; 2nd Prize 3. H am l i n Prize peak i n g onte t , 1, 1 t Prize. Lev i ne Prize pea k i n g Conte t, 1, 4tb Prize. �ophomore Declamation 1 t Prize. ?IIu rray Prize Debate, 3, 3rd Priz . College Holiday Play, 3. h i t e l\Iule Board, 2 . Colb ommencement Play, 2. Dramati A rt . P l a y 3. Y. .C. . Play, 3. i g, 3, 4. Camera Club, 2. Radio C l u b , l u b, 1 , 2. Powder and at t h e l\1i crophone, 4. Deba t i n g M i l l b urn H i gh
3 4-. D e a n '
Li t , 3.
LILLI A N M AR Y
HEALY
Barre, Yermont CoJdard J u nior College. Y.W.C.A. L i brari an. 4 . Christma
3.
4. O u t i n g Club, 3.
Play, 3, 4. Glee C l u b , 3, 4.
rt
Club,
f
PRISCILLA JONES "
Chi
P at "
Waterv i l l e
H igh
Omega
Wat rvi l l e :Maine
chool. Ba ketball, 1. Int ra m u ra l
4. Colby W ekend Com m i t t ee, 3.
tt ndant lo Q u e n, W i n t er Carni al,
port , 2.
orori t y Officer
la
3. 4.
Pre i d n t , 3.
las
umeral , 2.
F r e h m an D a n e Co1n m i t l ee. C h e e r Leader, 4.
r
VIRGINIA CLARK K I N GSLEY '· G i n ny"'
hool.
.aribou H i gh
.A .•
ilon Mu, 4.
.
1, 2, 3, 4. Fre h man
Cl e
Club.
3, 4. Bowen
..
.
Cari bo u ,
igma Kappa
Play. 1 . C h i E p
}>
V .
...
holar h i p, Col!l y
Maine
cholar h i p , 2. Y.W.C .
.
ci t , 4.
CONSTAN C E KNICK E RBOCK E R D e l t a Del t a Delta
"Connie" Waterv i l l e H i g h Holi day Play, 3.
cl1001. Co b u rn Priz oro r i t
Pow d e r a n d W i g. 3, 4. Cle
peak i n g Cont est
Correspond i n g
1 . Col by
il le.
cholar h i p , 1 , 2, 3 4 .
ecretary, 4. I n t ernat ional
Relation
C l u b,
:\Iain o llege
1, 2, 3, 4.
Li t , 1 . 2, 3, 4.
C l u b, 2, 3, 4. Dean'
MARY
Water
E S T H E R l'tl a cBRIDE
Del t a Del t a Delta
Easton
Easton High School . R icker Cla Gle
u meral
,
2 . I n t ra m u ral
port , 2, 3, 4 .
Cl u b , 3, 4. Gamma Omega Omega
oro r i ty V i ce-President, 3. Classical C l u b, 3, 4.
i ce-Pres i dent
4.
M E RLYNE MAGNUS "l\1erl" N e w Haven Woman'
New H aven,
Chi Omega ol lege. V oll ey Ball, 2. Co l by
cholar h i p, 3
oror i l y Offi e r . 3, 4. German C l u b , 3. Dean's L i s t , 2, 3 , 4 .
l ai ne
J u n i o r Co ll eg e. Vars i t y Base Ball, 2. V ars i t y Ba ketball, 2. W.A.A.
4. Fir t
o m1 .
German Pri ze, 3 .
VIRGINIA E L ltl l R A NEG US
"Gu s i e"
Peabody, Massachusetts
Sigma Kappa
Transfer Smith College. W.A. ., 2, 3, 4;
m:nerals 2. I ntramural
ports, 2, 3. Y.W.C.A. Cabinet,
2, 4. Colby Scholar hi p , 4 . St udent A s i t an t in B u i ness Administration, 4.
orority Treasurer, 3,
Pres i dent, 4. White Mule C i rculation Manager, 4. German C l u b , 2, 3, 4. Cla sical Club Club, 2. Gamma Omega Omega 1 u , Treasurer, 4. I nt er· orority
3. Art
ports, 4 .
ARLENE ED N A PAINE
'·Painey '
Phi
Dexter, N . H .
1u
F a y H i gh School. Hockey, l . Basket ball, 1 . Archery, 2. I n t ramural Dramatic Arts Play, 4 .
orority Officer
ports, 2. Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, 3 .
2. 3, 4 . I nt ernational Relat ion
C l u b , 1 , 2. Powder and
W i g, 4. French C l u b , 1 , 2, 3, 4 · V ice-Pre ident, 3. Classical Club, 3, 4 . Camera Club, 3, 4. Dean's Li t 3.
RUTH FRENCH PIKE
L u b ec , Maine
Chi Omega Lubec Hi gh School. E d itor of
t udent League Han dbook, 4. W.A.A ., 1, 2, 3, 4. I nt ramural Sports,
2. Pan H ellen i c Council, 3, 4. Colby
cholar hip , 1, 2 4.
orority Officer, 2, 3. Council o n R eligion,
3. French Cl ub, 4. Concert Board, 3, 4; Chairman, 4. Glee Club, 1 , 2, 3, 4; Libraria n 2, President, 3. Dean s L i t, l.
PAU LINE PRATT
Deerin g H i gh School. Hockey, 1. W . 2, 3, 4.
Portland, Maine
i gma Kappa
"Polly"
orority
ecretar
.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. Compet i ti ,• e
2. C h i Epsilon,
Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Chapel Choir. 2. Dean'
cholarship 1 . Colby
Iu, 4. Forum Cabi net, 2.
List, 3 4. Clas
cholarship,
lath Club, 1 , 2, 3,
. G l ee
Pre i dent l. Operetta. 1 .
JUDITH QUINT
Roxbury, l\Ia
' J u dy" G irls' Lat i n
chool.
olley Ball, 1, 2. B asketb al l , 1, 2. Tennis, 1. Badminton, 2. Y.W.C.A.
. 1.
I nt ern at ional R elations Club, 2 . French Club, 2 , 3 , 4. Classical Cl u b , 3 , 4. :'..\' u m eral , 2 . Clas Vic -Pre i dent, 4. Colby Weekend Com m i t t ee. 1 .
R U TH BAlt BARA REED H a mpd n H i ghlan d H a m p d en
cademy. Tran fer from
n i ver i t y of l\ l a i n e .
i t a n t i n B i olo (T y, 3, 4. Outing C l u b. 4. Bo,, en
W
ar r of
la
N u meral , 2.
t udenl
ci t y . 4.
DONNA de ROCHEHONT Phi i\ I u RocklanJ H i gh
hoo l .
H
ball. 1 , 2 . 3: ,. ar:-i t r, 3. 4.
YT .
.
ck ) . 1, 2. 3, ap and
ab i n 1, 2. 3.
.
oror i t y Presiden t . 3. and W i .,., 3. '*
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n,
4. T n n i _, 1. W . A .A . 1.
u n c i l on H. l i gion. 2, 3. 4. I n t ernat ional Rel a t ion
ret a ry - T r a 1 1 r r, 4.
port-, 2, 4.
lub, 1, 2, 3, 4. Powder
- u m ra] . 1 . Wearer of '·C" 3 . C l a
la s
\"ice-Pre i dent, 1.
ES TELLE ROGERS at rv i l l , '.\I a in
hi Omega
ob urn
2. 3. 4. I n t r a m u r a l
2, \-i ce- Pr siden l . 3, Pres i den t , 4. College H o l i day Play, 3.
e rel a r
HA R R I ET ' hili"
; \ " ar i t y, 1, 2. 4. \ : o l l e y Ball, 1 , 2 3 ; V a r i ty, 2 . B a k e t
O\\
B al l . 2. T en n i . 2. D a u rrht r oror i t y Offi
f
o l by, 1, 2, 3, 4 · P r e i dent 4 . i � t a n t E d i t or, 4.
r. 4. E ho Board,
l u b. 1. 2. 3. 4.
_
rt '
l u b Paga n t . 3.
LEILA illcGLI N N ROSS a t erville, M a i ne i l l i arn
H i gh
Relat i o n
Club
chool. ( Oakland) Gen ral 2. 3. Fren h
cholar h i p 2, 4 ; Wood ma n
l u b. 1. 2. 3 4. C l a
ical
l u b. 4 . O u t i n g Club
SYLVIA ROSS B i d d ford. l\ I a i n e
B i d d f o r d H igh
chool . Transf r
i n :\Iathemat i c . 4.
ew
ork
n i ver i t y . Col by
h i E p i lon l\Iu, 4 . i\lath
c h o l a r h i p 3, '* ·
l u dent
l u b, 3. 4·, \ " ice-Presi dent, 4. Dean'
cholar h i p, 3. I n t erna t ional
.i Lant
L i . t . 3, 4.
4.
VELHA .JUNE S A U NDERS
i gma Kappa Kennett H igh
Portl and chool. Powder and Wig, 3 4. Powder and
Iaine
i g Play, 4. Glee Club, 1 , 3, 4. Chapel
Choir. 3. 4. Glee Club Quartet. 3. Glee Club Trio, 4. Gamma Ome1rn
u, 4.
E VE L YN l'UAY SHORT
M i l l i nocket . Maine t earne
High
chool. We t b ro k J r . Colleg . Daughter of Colby,
2, 3, 4. Chape l Choir. 2, 3 . .:J . O u t i n g
oncert Board, 3, ..J.. Glee Club.
l u b . . 3. Dean·s L i.t . 2. 3, 4 .
ANN SIMPSON
Delta Delta D el t a
Wate1Ti lle, ::'I Iaine
E LIZABETH AUDRE Y
Chi Omega Central H i gh
chool
D u l u t h, l\ l i n n e.ota.
t udent
League
ophomore Represen tat ive. 2 ·
Pre i dent 3 ; Pre i dent, 4. \'olley Ball, 2. Cap and Gown, 4. I ntramural 2, 4. Colby We kend Committee, 4. Colby Concert Board, 2 3. G l e e Cl u b 1 , 2, 3, 4. 1 . C l a_-
SOLIE
D i xfield, 1\Iaine
hola:r h i p
\'i ce
port . 4. Y .W.C.A. Cabinet,
2. Colby at the ::'I I i crop b ne Pi ani_t , 3 .
hapel Choi r P i a n i t , 2 3, 4. Orche_tra. 2 . Dean ·
Li t ,
ecretary-Trea urer 2.
FRANCES lUARTHA STOBIE
i gma Kappa Oak Gro,·e.
aterville, . I aine eminary. Hockey, 1 . Yolley Ball. 1, 2. Intramural
I nternat io nal Relat i n
Club, 2, 3. 4.
ports, 1, 4.
orority Officer, 4.
MAE TO W LE
MAR JORIE
"Marge' East o n H i gh
D l t a Del t a Del t a chool.
Ea t o n , M a i ne
en ior Repre entat i ve, 4. VoJ Jey Ball, 2, 3. Ba k t balJ 1, 2, 3 ;
t u dent League,
port , 4 . Y.W . . . Trea urer, 3. I , 2 , 3 , 4 . I ntramw·al ice-Presi den t , 3; President, 4. Council on Rel igion 3. Cla ical l u b, I 2, 3, 4· ;
Var i ty, 3 . Cap and Gown, 4 . W.A .A., orority Offi er, V ice-Presi dent, 4.
11 meraL, 3 . CoUege Hol iday Wi nter Q u e n Carnival,
L t n dant 3 , 4.
JA N I C E WARE
orth Watervi lle H i gh
4.
la
Dane
rt
, 1 , 4. In ternat ional R lation
la - Pr sident 4.
WEAVER
Kenmore, I
Chi Omega ch ol D1aine ) .
p
omm i t t ee 1 . May Day Opere t t a, 1 . Colby 1 ight Com m i t t ee,
RUTH CROWLEY
Jone port H i gh
u-
chool. V Jley Ball, 2. T nn i_, 2. Intramural
Cl u b, 4. Art Cl u b 3 3.
Ia a h u
dam ,
\
York
t udent Leagu Trea u rer, 2. Ho key, 2. Voll y Ball, 2. Ba ketbal l ,
1 . Colby Scholar h i p, 1 , 2, 3, 4. M a y Day Play, 2. Fren h Cl ub, 4 . Gl
C l u b , 2. D an' L i t 1 2 .
Cla_s Trea 11rer, 1 .
DOROTHY
V IRGINIA l\ EEKS
Phi
" Dot t i e" outh Portland H i gh 2.
W.
.A., 1, 2
1u
chool. Hockey, 1 2, 3,
3 4. I n t ramural
o u t h Portland, �faine
4. \'
lley Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Ba ketball, 1 , 2, 3, 4. Tenn i s,
ports, 2, 4. Pan Hellen i
ecretary-Treasurer, 3; President, 4.
i ce-Pre ident, 3 ; Pre i dent, 4. Echo Board, 2, 3. I n tern at ional 2. French Club 2, 3 4; Trea urer, 4. German Cl ub, 3, 4. Camera Cl ub, 4.
orority Assi.st ant Treasmer, 2· Club,
Relat ion umeral
,
I,
2.
MARGARET ANN WHALEN
Howland, Maine
P h i .l\I u DanfOJ·th H i gh
cha l. I n t ramu.ral Sport , 2, 4. P u tnam
cbolars h i p, 2, 3, 4.
orority Trea Luer,
3. I nternat ional Relat ions Chib, 1, 2. French Club, 2, 3, 4 ; V ice-Presiden t , 4. German C l u b, 3, Camera C l u b, 4. N umerals, 2 .
4.
RHODA M ARIL Y N WEIN
aterville, l\Iaine
\Y aterville H i gh
chool. H a m l i n Prize
i g Play, 3. Dramati c Art
peak i n g Conte t
1.
Play , 4. I nternational Relation
Club, 2, 3, 4. German Club, 3 4;
ecretary, 3. Dean'
ophomore Declamation. Powder and Club
1 . Powder and W i g 4 . French
L i t, 1 3, 4. N umerals, 2.
ALICE E lU MET WHITEHOUSE
Everet t , 1\ I a s.
igma Kappa Everett H i gh
chool. Yolley Ball, 2. fotram nral
International Relat ions C l u b . 2. 3, 4. Art
ports, 1, 4.
C l u b 4. ::\Ia
orority
ecretary, 2 ; Yi e-Pre ident, 3.
Day Operet ta, 1. G amma Omega Omega
.\" u . -t
ER N ESTI N E FAITH WILSON . . l en
� aterville H i gh Prize. 3. A rt Club
Alpha Delta Pi chool. Y.'\ .C . . Cabinet, 2, 4. Pan Hellenic hri tma
Play. 3 4.
Waten·ille ::\ I a i ne ouncil 3 -l.
olomon Gallert E
rt Club, 2, 3, -l ; Pre i dent, 4. Dean
Li t, 2, 3.
ay
ADMINISTRATION
fRANKLI WINSLOW JOHNSON A.M., L . H . D . , LL . D . President of the College
ERNEST CUMMI GS MARRI ER, A .NI . Dea n of the Men'
Di 1s10n
Professor of English
NI
ETTA MAY RUNNALS, A._ L, Litt. D .
D e a n of the Women'
Division
Professor of Edu cation and Mathem atics
Warren
Ru h
Eu ti
E Li\ I E R H A P-'I r\ R R EI , Ed. Technology. In t rucLor at Co l by Coll g mal i c , 1930 ; R gi L rar and Di reel or College in ce 1930.
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RTH R G LE r EU Tl , 1 . B . . gradual of Co l b y ol lege. In L ructor at dl by College, 1926-27 ; o i a l e Profe. or ] 927 ; Profe _ r of Bu i n e m i n i t ral i on in . Trea u rer of Colby College.
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OR I J R H, B. . a grad ual of Fri end n j er ity and Col um b i a n i ver i ly. Ref ren e Depart ment o f _ e w York P u b l i c Li brary, 1 93 1 -36. A_ i t a n t Profe or of B i b l iograph and Li brari a n at Col by C l lege i n e 1936. 1 .
HAROLD E D Wir CL RK, A . � I ., a grad uate of Colby Service at Col u m b i a a n d 1 e w Y o r k L a l e L i brary. Colby College.
o llege, B . . , i n Li brary i stant L i brari an al
WH I T E T H OMA , . B ., a grad ual of Bowdoi n College. D i rector JOH o f 1u i c at Colby College since 1 93 1 . D i rector o f many o u LL a n d i n g glee cl u b a n d cho i r i n ce co m i n g to Col by College. D i rector o f t he Band.
FR C I YEATO A R M TR O G . u peri ntendanl of B u i l d i n g a n d Gro u n d at Colby College. Ir. A rm L rong ha organ i zed a very efficient department w h i c h has m ade li i n g con d j t ion a t Colby College the be t po i ble.
Clark
Thomas
Arm trong
Worzel
m i th
P �rick
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. ) 1 . A graduate of Colby College and Harvard R r i\I I T H niver ity. D i rector o f P u bljcit at Colby College _ince 1930. l\ I ember o f Phi Beta Kappa. dvi or t o Camera Oub and an able photo!!Tapher.
J O E P H COB
E D_ A G E O R G I A :\ · \\ORZEL. A i tant to t h e Dean of t h e · omen' D iyj · on. Direct r of Re_ i dence. )li s Worzel i a very vaJuable as i st ant a he care_ for all the n umerou det a i l that confront Dean R u nnals.
R I C K . A graduate o f Connect icut tate Tormal chool and A. R A H i m mous Colleg . H o u e Manager and dietit i an , t . Agne , chool ( . Y. ) i nce 1923.
1920-2 1 . H o u e i\Ianager and D i et i t i an at Colby College
GARFI E L D C E C I L C OD D RD, A .B. graduate f olby College i n 1929 ; Alumn i ecretary at Colby College ; member Phi Gamma :'.\1u ; Proyjnce Chief of Alpha Tau Omega fratern i t y ; Ardent worker i n _ecurin g t h e n e w college.
) f ITH, A.B. A graduate of Colby College. A l u mnae GOOD L E mith h a played a n i mportant part i n cretary o f Colby College. Mr . t h e dri e among t h e women for a woman · union at _ ew Colby. E R \"E_ A
B ETH PAGE PE DLETOr , B . D . A graduat e of Colby College. Young People D i rector at U n i on C h urch, Boston. and at · ellesley H i ll Congre gational Ch urch. t udent oun elor for Religiou ctivitie at Colby College since 1938_
Goddard
m i th
Pendleton
Back Row : Gooch, V. Allen, F.
Allen,
Front
Sargent, G u ptill. Bruce, Irish, Cleveland.
Row :
MAY ARD ! RISH
President WILLIAM PINANSKY
Secretary
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D. CLEVELA Treasurer
EDWARD
Maynard M. I rish E. Robert Bruce Lloy d V. Gooch Frederic 0 . Sargent Vincent K. Allen Edward P. Cleveland Francis B. Allen athanael M. Guptill William Pinansky
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EW system has been created this year
A in an effort to provide a more repre sentative body and a more effective organ in the life of the students. This motive has been met by splitting the men's division into two groups-one composed of non-frats ; the other of fraternity members. In this way, the non-frat men will have the same proportional representation in the Student Council as they have on the campus.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD
Elizabeth Solie .
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Eleanor Stone Isabel Abbott . . . . . . . .
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Marion Crawford
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Marj orie Towle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elizabeth Walden
. . . . Senior Representative
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.] unior Representative
Geraldine Stefko . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sophomore Representative Jane Soule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Freshman Representative Arline Bamber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . Hall President Ruth Pike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor of Handbook .
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TUDENT LEAG E, in a broad sense, represents the students in the women's division of Colby College. The executive board, advised by the Dean, controls the policy of government. The board attempts to promote by its actions, the spirit of mutual helpfulness, service, courage, cit:zenship, and personal responsibility among the students, and above all to strengthen their loyalty towards Colb College.
Towle, Walden. o ule, tefko, Bam be.r, Pi ke, deRochemont A b bott, olie, Dean Rmmal , tone, ra1dord
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P.
CLEVELAND
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President, JANICE WARE Vice-President, J UDITH QUI T Secy.-Treas., BETTY DARLING
CLASS 0 FFI CERS
CLASS OFFICERS
!J EN'S DIVIS I O N
WOMEN'S DIVIS I O N
I President, PHYLLIS C HAPMA i Vice-President, } EA:\" BRIDGES ecy.-Treas., RUTH BLAKE
President, FRANC
s
B. ALLEN
Vice-President, GORDON B . J Ol'iES Secy.-Treas., E. ROBERT B R CE
CLASS 0 FFI CERS
CLASS O FFICERS
WOMEN'S D I V I S I O N
MEN S DIVISION
President, LLOYD R. GoocH , Vice-President, ROBERT W . P LLEr �ecy.-Treas., CH ARLES E. BAR 1FATHER
CLASS OFFICERS ME
' S D I VI S I O N
President, HELE SA1 BAR Vice-President, BETTY SWEETSER Secy.-Treas., DOROTHY EMER OK
CLASS 0 FFI CERS WOMEN'S DIVI S I ON I
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Vice-President, BEXIAH C. HARDC\'G ec)'.-Treas., CHARLES A. LORD
CLASS O F F I CERS
CLASS OFFICERS
WOMEN'S D I V I S I O N
MEN'S D I V I S I O N
Wilk i nson
olgan
rrraduate of William and :\l arv WJ L LI A J\I JOH · I LK .JN 0 , Ph.D. College and olumbia n i versity. Dean [ Wa h i ngton oll ge, 1909- 1 9 1 8. Profe sor of H i st or at olby oil ge, 1924-28 ; 1929. M mber of Phi Bet a Kappa. C RTI H C H J OR R O L i brarian o f t h e m ri an o iology at C lby ol lege
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Ph.D. _ grad uate o f Clark n iver i ty. _i tant n t i q uarian o i ety. Profe or f E onomic and i n e 1920.
n i ver ity and EDW R D JO E PH OLG 1 , . 1 . A grad uate of Harvard n i ver i t y de Pari . Profes or of E d u cat ion and P y hology a t Colby College ince 1924. at ional CoLmcilor of Kappa Phi Kappa.
H E R B ERT LEE - E M r . .T.l\L graduate of olby College and wton Theological I n st i t u te. In L ru ctor at Colby College 1922-26. _ociate Profes r ociation. of Religion i nce 1926. Iem ber of Rel i gious Education A LTER
1 EL 0 1 B CKE R I DG E,
1930. :\!em ber of
1.,
College. since meri can E onomic A ociation and Ph i Bet a Kappa.
In Lru ctor at Colby Co ege, 1928-30.
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i t ant Profe. or of Economic
THO I l\fORG G R I FFITH , A .l\I. A graduat e of W i ll i am Je, ell College, and H arvard n i versity. si tant Profe sor of Hi tory at Colby College since soci at ion. 1926. :\ Iember of merican H i.torical
1ewman
Breckenridge
Griffith
Ha 11es
Pond
eepe
LOWELL Q L \T O, H A .�L _ graduate of \\ ake Fore_t ollege . -E , ewton Theological In t i t u t i o n and A n dover-Newton chool of Theology. 1935. Profe sor of Philo_ophy at Colby College i nce 1928.
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DDI O� C R °\ I T 01 POL\'.D, A . !\ I . graduate of the n i ver i t y of Yermont . In tract r in ocial t ud i e at Colby College 1936-37. Instru ctor in Economic i nce 193 . rnluable advisor t o undergraduate activi t i es.
RTH R WILLL\l\1 E E PE, LC. . graduate of D artmo u t h College. Financial control work for t he General Motor Corporation. I n t ructor i n B u ine clmin i t rat ion a t Colby College since 1937. _
- B A R P L 1 ER. Ph.D. A graduate of Colby College and OR 1A D Yale ni ers i t . I n t ructor at olby College 1933-38. ssi L ant of Hi t ory at Colby ollege i n ce 1938. 'Iember of Phi Beta Kappa. JU I A L. 1 0 R E, ·- I . <>raduate of 1 ew York l a t e College for Teachers and Col u m b i a l' n i Yersi ty. A s ociate Dean of omen. A i t an t profe or of P ychology a t Colby inc 1931.
THOl\'I BRYCE H C RA FT, Ph.D. graduate o f ake Fore t College and J ohn Hopkin rni ersity. member o f the Colby Fac u l t y i n ce 1911. s ociate Profe or 1 9 1 1 - 13 ; and Profe o r of i\Iathemat i c since 1913.
Palmer
�Iorse
A hcraft
Parmenter
Schoenberg
Weeks
ISAAC J A C O B SCHOE BERG, Ph.D. A graduate of the niver ity of Ja '" · Roumania. Assi t ant Professor of Mathematics at Colby College, and Re earch Assistant at U n iver ity of Chicago.
G EORGE FREEMAN PARME TER, Ph.D., c.D., a graduate of Massachu ett State College, and Brown University. A sociate Profe or at Colby College 1903-04, and Merrill Profe or of Chemistry since 1904.
LLTER FRA K WEEKS, A.M., a graduate of Colby College and Harvard Un:iver i t y ; Assistant Profe or at Colby College 1918-20 and 1922. Associate Profe sor of Chemistry at Colby College. Member of Phi Bet a Kappa.
W E D ELL AUG STUS R A Y, Ph.D. A graduate of Bate College and Har vard niversity ; Private Assistant to Profes or Grindell Jone at Harvard Universit y ; Instructor in mistry at Colby College since 1938.
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ATHA I E L E R EST WH EELER, M.Sc. A graduate of Colby College and McGill, 1909- 1920 ; A sociate Profes or of Physics at McGill, 1909-1920 ; As sociate Prof sor at Colby College since 192 1 .
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THROP H A M O R T LEY, A.B. A grad uat e of t h e University of Maine, In t ructor at Colby College 1920-25. A sistant Professor of Physics at Colby College ince 1925. Member of Phi Bet a Kappa.
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Wheeler
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Chester
Odiorne
Lougee
WEB TER C H ESTER A. 1., c.D. A graduate of Colgate niversit y, and Harvard Universi ty. I nstructor at Colby Academy 1900-02 ; I nstructor Colby College, 1903-05 ; A ociate Professor, 1905-1910 ; Profes or o f B iology since 1910.
JOSEPH M I LT O O D I O R E, P h . D . A graduate of Bowdoin College a n d ni niver ity. I nstructor at Western Re erve niver ity, H arvard Harvard ver ity and Bowdoin College. I nstructor i n Biology Colby College.
RICHARD J E WETT LO G E E, A.M. A graduate of Dartmo u t h College, niversit y o f 1 ichigan and Columbia University. I nstructor at t he niver· sity o f Vermont. A sistant Professor of Geology, Colby ColJege since 1937.
CLA R E C E HAYWARD W H ITE, A .M., Litt.D. A graduate of Amherst Col lege. A member of the Colby fac u l t y si nce 1902. Profes or of t he Greek Language and L i terat u re from 1902-34. Profes or Emeri t u s i nce 1930.
niver i t . Pro grad uate o f Prin eton .M. McCOY. J OR I F R A T K L I niversi t y 1923-24 : H arvard ni ersity, 1926-30 Associate fe sor, New York Profe o r o f 1odern Languages at Colby College si nce 1928. C R L J E FF E R 01 W E B E R . 1 .A .. < Oxon ) D.Lit t . A grad uate of J o h n s Hop kin . sistant Profes or at Colby College, 1922-23 ; A soc i at e Profe or, 192325 · and Roberts Prof es or of Engl i h Literat ure since 1925.
White
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Weber
Libb�-
Helie
H E R B E RT R LY L E LI BBY, A.B .. L i 1 1 .D. A grad uate of Hanard ollege and Colby oil ge. ln_tructor at olby ol lege 1909- 1 2 : _j t anl Pr f or. 19 12-13 ; Profe sor of P u b l i c peak i n g i nce 1 9 1 3. EUCLI D H EL I E. . L French at olby ollege. As oci ate Profe .or of .B. A graduate of e leyan University and E V E R ETT FLK TRO.'\G. t he ni er. ity of Toulou.e ( France ) . In t ru ctor at Colby College 1922-28 ; As o iate Profe or of Modern Language at Colby College i n ce 1928.
CECIL A GTJ Tll ROLL I N , .M. A grad uate of Colby ColJ ge and H ar vard U n i vers i t y. In tru ctor at olby College 1919-26 ; . s . Lant Profe or 192629 : ociate Prof es or at Colby C llege i nce 1929. H AN . f. grad uate of t he n i,7er i t y of I l l i noi . s i t ant i n I u eum of la-sical rcheology. A- ociate Professor of Lat i n at Col by College _i nce 1932. � ecret ary of t he Faculty. LFRED K ING CH P:.1A i, .i\I. A graduate of Colby College and Harvard n iver i t y. I nstru ctor at Colby College 1928-34. A s i t ant Profes or of E ngli h ince 1934. member of Phi Bet a Kappa and l\1odern Language ociation.
Rollins
Thory
Chapman
Smith
farshall
Comparetti
GORDO WII L O W l\I ITH, .1\1. A graduate of Bo ton n i ver i t y and H ar vard n i ver i t y . In t ru c t o r at Colby College 1930. l\Iember of Phi Beta Kappa. s i tant Professor of 1odern Languages i nce 1938.
1 RY H AT C H _ lAR H LL, Ph .D. _ graduate of \'as ar College and Yale n i ver i t y. A i tant Profe sor of Engli h at Colby College i nce 1935. Member o f Phi Beta Kappa. Modern Langu age s ociation.
L I C E P TTEE C O 1 PA R ETTI, Ph.D. grad uate of Rockford College and Cornell U n i er ity. Instructor i n Engli h at Colby College sin e 1936.
P H I L I P STEW RT E IT H E R, A . B . graduate of Colby College_ In tructor i n Iodern Lan o-uage at olby Coll ge i nce 1932. � I ember of Phi Beta Kappa. Kappa Phi K a ppa, and Phi i gma Iota. H A R ON LE F I N C H, Ph.D. A graduate o f De Pauw Universit y and 11 1 v r i t y o f M ichigan. I n t ru ct:or i n C l a s i cal Languages a t Colby College since 1934. l\femb r of Phi Beta K appa, American Philological ssoci ation.
'niver ity. A graduate of Bro'rn C A R L L E r ART CARL 0 , Ph.D. t udent at Yale U niver i t y, a istan t in Engli h at Brown n iver i t y. I n t ruc tor i n Engli h a t Colby C liege, since 1 9r .
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H OWARD EDGAR RO 1 grad uate £ H arvard niver i t y al o doin g hi graduate ' ork at t hi u n i er i ty. Mr. Roman ha been an i nstructor i n fodern Language at Colby ColJege si nce 1937. d i er to the German Club. G I LB ERT F R E D E R I C K L O E B S , A.M. A grad uate of pringfield ColJege. Member of merican Phy ical Education s oci ation. A ociate Professor of Health and Ph ical Edu ation at Colby College i nce 1934.
EDWARD C. RO DY, B . . A graduate of St. Lawrence University. Coach at t . Lawrence U n iversit y 1915 - 17. Coach H ampden-Sidney ColJege, 1920-30 ; A i tant Profe or of Health and Physical Education at Colby College since 1924.
A LFRED f DGE McCOY, B. . grad uate of Lafayette College ; Coach and I nstructor i n Engl i sh at ortbea tern niversity, Assi stant Profe or of H ealth and Phy ical Ed ucat ion at Colby College i nce 1937.
ELL WORTH W I LLI MI LLETT, B . . A grad uate of Colby College. A si tant Professor of H a l t b and Phy ical Education i nce 1927. Coach of Hockey and Frehman Football. si Lant Coach of Ba eball.
, B . . A graduate of Colby College and pring _ ' OR MA CH E TER PERK! field College. I n t ructor in H ealth and Physical Education a t Colby College " n 1934. Coach of \'arsity Track. Trainer of Var ity Football.
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CORI NE B. VA ORMAN. I n s tructor in Hygiene a n d Physical Educat ion a t Colby College 1922-19 30. I nstructor in Physical E d ucation at Colby College s i n ce 1930. Member o f American Physical E d ucation Association.
MARJORIE R U SELL D UFFY, B.S. A graduate of i rnmo n s College a n d Bouve School of Physical Educat ion. M iss D u ffy h a s been an I nstructor i n H ealth a n d Physical E ducation at Colby College since 1937.
J OH N O B E D PI PER, M . D. grad uate of Bate College and 1cGill n i ver ity. College Physician at Colby College. Member of American Medical A ociation, A merican College of Phy ician , Maine 1edical ssoc i at ion.
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Edwin Toolis Spencer Winsor Thomas S. Vose Linwood J. Workman
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Charles E. Huff
Stetson C. Beal
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Harold A . Johnson Edward F. Loring Ed\; in S. Ma on . Wilder Pearl
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Ernest
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H . Louise Holt Priscilla B. Mailey
Helen Bel ea Helen S. Bradshaw Elizabeth A . Buckner Mary E. Buckner Jean Coyle
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Marion E. McArdle Ellamarie Nourse
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Clarice E. Winslow
1941
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Ruth E. Blake M. Elizabeth Fitzgerald Nannabelle H. Gra}
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Jane A. Russell Ruth R. Stebbins Mildred Van Valkenburg
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Arlene E. Paine Donna de Rochemont
Marj orie A . Berry Mary Bonnar
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Lubov C. Leonovich Jean Pearson
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1 940
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1 94 1
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1 942
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Alz1mni Represenlative R ichard Drummond Facuity Representatives Prof. Lester F. Weeks Prof. Richard . Lougee tudent Represenlatives Vincent K. Allen Mauri e A. Rancourt
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OLBY ons and daughters ma once again gather around the gridiron and proudly di play the emblem of their Alma Mater. The White iule wear of being whipped and beaten, ha at last found a new lease on life. Last ea on howed the foll°' ing re ults : five victorie , two lo ses, and a tie ·with Bowdoin for the tate Championship. During the past few ears the Mule has been sitting po itively back on his hau nches suffering defeat after defeat, accepting it a the will of Fate it seems, and waiting for his luck to change. But even a mule can take only o much ; Thus in the fall of '38 we find a lon O' mouldering fire bursting into open flame. Tufts College was the fir t to feel the heel of a n ow ' r tubborn Mule. ·
TUFTS GMIE
For the fir t time in twenty-five
long years the Colby-Tufts game ended with Colby on the long end of the core. In fact Colby did all the coring as they swept rough shod o er the tunned J umbos for a grand total of 23 points. Harley Bubar made the first tally of the season on a 26 yard pa s from J ohnn Daggett. Havin g smelled victor there was no stop ping the n°' wide awake Mule. The Touchdown Twins Daggett and Hatch. went into action. Tufts watched dazedly as a combined pa sing and running attack hung up two m ore touchdowns.
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The result of the Tufts game was a n e\ spirit-a real l iving spirit in the Colby team. o longer were the willing to be tossed about at will and n ot fight b ack. They had tasted blood and ' ere out for more. Yet we find them due for a slight setback before finding themselves.
VE RMONT GMIE
The following week Colby uf fered a 6-9 defeat at the hands of their host, Vermont n iversity. It wa a bitterly contested struggle and a heartbreaker to lose. In almost ever count except the score which of course is what tell the stor Colby was superior. Colby led 6-0 during the fir t three periods. Early in the final quarter Vermont grabbed a Colby fumble in the dead end zone for a touchdown, and quickly con verted for the extra point. A few moment later a Colli man was tackled in h is own end zone giving ermont 2 more points. Then Colli came b ack to life-but too late ; the final whi tle had blown . It was a quiet and rather bitter Colli squad that winded its way back home through the beautiful hills of Vermont and ew Hamphire. The landscape, clad in all
the glory of autumn, with its glis ten ing lake and streams and it mi t hilltops wa all lost upon the McCoy men as they brooded over the cause of their defeat. Deep down in their hearts the decided it would never happen again. NEW HAMPSHffiE GAME
Bu Burrill, Colby's All Maine end, poun ed upon a Jew Hamphire fumble early in the first e' period of the game with Hamp hire. Thereupon Al McCoy, thinking of his State Series opener with Bowdoin yanked as many of his regulars as he could spare. The game settled down to a dogfight affair. either team could eem to gain much ground. Colby with i ts 6-point lead resorted to onservative plays, while New Hampshire carried on its attack by land and air. All in vain, for the game ended with Colby still hanging on tightly to its slim lead. "On to Bowdoin" was the Colby cry. BOWDOIN GAME
Colby Alum ni returned en masse hoping to watch their school whip the Polar Bear. But fate had de creed differently. Colby opened up the game in the first minutes of play with a Daggett to Burrill pass for the first touchdown. Then the Colby attack bogged down completely. For three periods the Polar Bear pushed the Mule about at will. Haldom and Karsokos, Bowdoin backs, ran wild around the Colby line piling up a total of 25 points. Then in that last period the Mule came back to life. For fifteen minutes Colby sponsored one of the most thrilling attacks in i ts history. Clyde Hatch tossed pass after pass into the eager hands of Daggett and Maguire while the Bowdoin rooters held their breath.
Colby grad went wild as 1 ohm1y Daggett 0Tabbed a pass on the dead run and streaked to the zero tripe for his second touchdown . Colby took the ball again in the la t few minutes of play and started for the fourth core but the whistle blew, lea ing the Polar Bear still out in front and a prayer that the final whi tle had blown, on hi lip . For the first time Colh) had really turned on the heat. l\ ext week they would do so before it wa too late. MAINE GMIE
t he closin g moments of the Maine game Colby staged another ensational comeback - this t ime for a 19-14 v ictory. Following an足 other first period touchdown b Hatch, the Colby boys once again Im ed down . Maine went into the air with All Maine Dana Drew do足 ing the tossing. The opening of the la t period found Colby trailing 14-6. During that final dramatic period, 10,000 spectators yelled themselves hoarse, as diminutive Johnny Daggett ran himself ragged in a successful attempt to stave off defeat. Once - twice - t hree time he ran through the whole Maine team. The last time h e col足 lapsed from sheer exhaustion b u t victory w a s already i n t h e hands of olby. Maine and Colby fans will n ot soon forget that thrilling game. The passing of Clyde Hatch and Dan Dre ', the defensive work of Bruce captain-elect ) and White in the backfield and of Captain Hersey, Hodges, Burrill and Ma足 guire in the line will long rem ain in the minds of the witnesses. Colby had finally discovered i ts ' eak spot. From n ow on it would be all Colby. N o more settling down on a single touchdown lead. Henceforth the slogan would be In
core, core, core, and then score ome more. fiddlebury College wa to find out ju t what this logan mean!
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MIDDLEBURY GA lll E
Wit1. th touchd wn t' in , Dag gett and H atch leading the wa , Colby mopped up M iddlebur Col lege by a score of 38-2 1. The game was a one- ided affair, although at t imes Middlebu ry showed ome semblance of power. Coach McCoy used every avail able man in the game. A t ired but exultant group of M udge-men gathered at the gymn asium after t he game, and decided to collect bounty on the Bates Bobcat the following week. BATES GAME
Coach Alfred M udge McCoy q uietly stroked his chin as his players gathered in the locker room following a discouraging first half which foun d Colby on the short end of the plank by a score of 13-0. "Fellows," said Al, "I was once told that what a fellow wanted most he would get.' With that he left the fello' s alone to think it over. The second half found a new team on the field. In that inspired and now famous la t quarter at tack the M ule really gave out. Bates fought back desperately b ut vain! . The final whistle found Colby leading 2 1 - 1 3 and still going strong. With the Bobcats watching Darr.
Captain Her·ey
day. Charlie Maguire did brilliant " ork both on defense and on pass receiving. The Dailey ho s spark led on the defense, and showed some of the hardest tackling of the year. Bob Bruce displayed h is Lake
u ual fine quality ball handling. Dick White, 202 lb. quarterback, howed that he could snare pa e " ith the be t of them. Play ing their last game for Colby, Captain Hersey, Carl Hod ges an Bu Burrill went out in a blaze of glory. ll three men will be orely mi ed next year. Cap tain Her ey, calm, reliable, level headed ; Hodge , wild, rough, head trong, a lo er of the game ; and Burrill,-flashy Bus-some !aim he get all the breaks ; those \ ho know ay he makes them. ye , we shall m iss them ! Thu we find that i n one brief year Colby ha ri en to the top of the heap. M uch of the credit mu t go to coach McCoy. True, a " inning team m ust have the ma terial, but it must h ave a smart coach who is willing to put his heart and soul into his team. Coach McCoy is all that. He has put foot ball above all else in order that Colby might get out of the rut. Much of the " ew Colby Spirit ' is nothing more or less than a re flection from its very competent coach, Al McCoy. Very disconcerting is the fact that a white bear and a White Mule m ust sit together on the throne. Loyal Colby fans believe that next fall the White Mule of Colb will be still serenely on the throne -ALONE. Bruce
Cha e, F i t ts, Card,
ROM the standpoint of meets the Colby cross-cou ntry team did not have a very success ful season. Due to the fact that college began late in September the team had less than three weeks practice before their first home meet with Bates. The Bates all veteran team won 18-40, "Jim Chase and "Chuck" Card being the first two Colby men to finish in that order. The next meet was the first in over ten years with Boston niversity. The Hub City Uni versity showed its superiority b y a score of 24-33. F o r their next competition the team traveled to Orono for a meet with the Uni versity of Maine. The team showed m uch improvement over the first meet. In the State and New Eng land Meets Maine and Bates were first and secon d respectively. Colby made a better showing against Maine than against Bates. The score was 20-37. This shows the
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stiff competition that Colby has in the state. The State Meet was held at Bates College in Lewiston. Colby was easily outclas�ed as well she might be. Bowdoin did not run. In the New Englands held at Franklin Park in Boston on ovember 14, Colby was eleventh in a field of fi fteen. Chase and ard put in the best individual performances with the positions of thirty-six and fi fty three respective! . "Chuck" Card was elected captain for the next year. The record is surely n ot impres sive, b u t looking more closely at all aspects one gets a different view point. Until fou r years ago when "Cy" Perkins first came to Colby there was not a cross-country team every year u nless there was enough interest to warrant one. Since ' Cy" has been here there has been a cross-country team ever year even
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though one year there were only five men out for the team. This year there were more candidates for cross-country, eight men at the beginning of the season but before the final meet it had dwindled down to six men. When teams like Maine have to divide u p their squad into two and three parts with thirty or m ore on each squad and over 1 00 out for freshmen cross-country is it an wonder that Colby does no better ? Iext year, Coach Perkins will have but one letter man with which to build a team. Captain Char bonneau, "Jim" Chase, and ' Mac"' Stevens all graduate. And with the freshman team the poorest in ears it seems that "Cy" m ust be a miracle m a n again. A great deal of credit and praise should go to "Cy" Perkins for what he h as accomplished.
best exhibition of basketball so far. The excellent playing on the part of Peter , a tar of last year's fre hman team, was pleasing. How ever, the narrow margin j inx still followed Colby and they were de feated 36-32. THE MAINE GAME
The first of the State Serie Game opened at Maine j ust after the Chri tmas Holida s. Playing before a capacity crowd the two team battled on even terms until twent econd before the final whi tie. t this point with the score deadlocked, Maine sank a free throw. Thus a heartbreaker was lost 32-3 1 . THE BATES GAME
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b Captain Bus Burrill Colb 's var it basketball team enj o ed a respectable season. Solely a home team, winning only by one game awa and suffering its only home defeat at the hands of Maine in the last game of the season. Coach Roundy ·was faced this year with the replacing of two valuable guards lost by gradua tion, and further handicapped by the loss of Baron Pearl by a foot ball inj u ry. However, due to the untiring efforts on the part of Coach Roundy, and the same fight ing spirit that carried .them to the State Title last year, the team pla ed a brand of basketball that Colby could be proud of. ever outfought, and only losing by a few points when the did lose, Colb 's second ear of basketball wa one of great interest and en thusiasm.
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THE LOWELL TECH GAME
The eason opened with a close margin defeat at Lowell. Colby led until the la t min ute of pla when
a belated surge on the part of the home team defeated them by the s ore of 25-22. THE CLARK GAME
On the following n ight Clark niversity furnished the opposi tion for a game played at Wor cester, Mass. Again the Colby quintet met defeat in a ragged game, the final score being 39-24. THE M. I. T. GAME
The engineers entertained the Roundymen for the third game of the trip. This proved to be the
Colby opened i ts home season on the following Saturday by play ing a second State Series Game with Bates College. This proved to be a typical series game with its hair-raising finish. The mules out fought their rivals to capture a single point v ictory. The final score being 3 1-30. THE NORTHEASTERN GAME
The final game before exam period brought H uskies to Mule town. This evening was a warm one for Northeastern and Colby, paced by Capt. Burrill pinned a defeat on them to the tune of 5131.
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t u m pp, Gruber, Peter , Young, Beach, P ullen pina, Hopkin , B urrill, Malins, Irish, Pearl t anley ( '.\I anager )
THE LOWELL TECH GAME
A return encounter with Lowell Tech at home provided the open ing after mid.years. Thi proved disasterous for the visitors, and the Mules avenged the early season defeat at Lowell. A great spurt in scoring by Capt. Burrill placed him among the twelve leading scorers in ew England and brought victor to the Mule' b the score of 51 -39. THE NORTHEASTERN GAME
This game was played at Boston on the second trip of Coach Roundy and boy to Beanto' n. Howe�1e:, after a hard struggle our boys were defeated b the score of 38- 36.
he a real rough and tumble con test with B. U. coming out on top to the tune of 52-37. The game was featured by the excellent playing of i Malins. Baron Pearl made hi fir t real appearance in uniform thi ear, showing ome of his old time form until removed late in the game. THE NEW HAMP S I D R E GAME
Returning from an un ucce ful Boston trip the Mule met the Wild Cats on the following aturday. In this game the Colb boy found their shooting eyes. Capt. Burrill and Gil Peter led the attack ' ith twent -one and twenty points respe tivel , and ew Hampshire was defeated 66-53.
THE B . U. GAME
THE BATES GAME
The next evening Colby met Solly ectem and team at the Arena. Th is game turned out to
Colb journeyed d01 n to Lewis ton to face the Bobcats in their second meeting of the State Series.
This was an important game for the Mule as a loss would mean complete elimination in the fight for the tate Title. With but six men taking part the Colby quintet broke the "awa -from-home-j inx", and defeated their ri als for the cond time this season 46-43. THE MAINE GAME
In the last game of the season, Colby met the Maine basketeers at Waterville in the most important encounter of the State eries. A win for the Mules meant t ing the Black Bears for the Title. Before a capacity crowd the home team opened a withering attack that netted them a ten point lead at the half. However, Maine paced by some remarkable shooting on the part of their center, overcame this deficit and in the closing minutes of the game forged ahead to take complete hold of the State Title. The score being 53-44. SEASON'S HIGHLIGHTS
The highlights of the season were topped by the capturing of the state's high scoring title by Capt. Bus Burrill for the second ear in succession. Vic Malins, converted into a guard this year and becoming one of Colby's de fense pillars, held many of ew England's scoring aces to a mini mum of points. The most improved player on the squad this year was Gil Peters. Starting slowly, he im proved with every game and reach ed a twenty point scoring total in the ew Hampshire game. Peters together with Al Rimsoukas, an other sophomore star, should fur nish most of the scoring power for Coach Roundy during the next two years. At a dinner following the close of the season Baron Pearl, a star in both basketball and football, and Clyde Hatch, a three letter man, were elected co-captains for next season.
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Goffin, D. Thompso n , Beeh, Cochrane, Card. Gardner, Branz ( mgr. ) (mgr. ) , Gilmore, Lev i n Parker A l len, K. Thompson, E l der, Perki n s Gilfoy, B urnham, argent, Hodges, ppvall,_ Lovejoy, H ughes
HE Colby indoor track season
T opened at the Boston Gardens
with the B.A.A. Games. The relay team, composed of Jay Cochrane, Chuck Card, J im Chase, and 'lac Stevens failed to place. In indiidual events Cochrane placed i n the 40 y a r d dash, while Paul Burnham qualified i n the 45 yard hurdles. Both Hodges and Levi n showed improvement over their last year's m arks i n the thirty-five poun d hammer. The Maine and Bates tracksters showed themselves clearly superior to Colby. In spots Colby showed trength but as a team the Mule was weak. Outstanding on the Colby team were Cochrane, Daggett, H odges and Chase.
Jay Cochrane ,, as undefeated i n the 40 yard dash in state competi· tion. Jay came to Colb two years ago, a tall lank lad who was yet to don his first pair of track shoes. Today he can show the heels of those shoes to the best competitor in the State. J ohnn y Daggett is our versatile trackster. He runs, pole vaults and broad j umps. Johnn y was unde feated in the broad j ump. He is expected to break the State record this spring in that event. He broke the State pole ault record with a leap of 1 2'9". Daggett, a sopho more, should play a big role in putting Colby track back on the same standing which it used to enj o . James Chase veteran distance
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runner, came through wonderfull to win the mile at Maine. Jim was formerly Captain of cross-countr and will be turning in his shoes for the last time at the close of the outdoor season. C aptain Carl Hodges is also a senior, He is the best weight man Colby has had for some t ime. The shot put, hammer, and discus are his specialties. Paul Burnham, a sophomore, turned in good work as a hurdler. Next year he should be a real threat against any type of com petition. Keith Thompson, Chuck Card, Ma . nard Levin did well i n their respective events. These fel lows form a n ucleus which in two years m a be strong enough to walk away ' ith the State Title.
lattery, DeYeber, H gan. LaLi bert ie, Loring Roundy coach ) , Beal, Chernauka , Gruber, Peter , Brooks, Leonard Hatch, ;'\lagui re, Rancourt le eland A llen, Her ey, B urrill, I rish
JAUG RATI JG a new feature in Colby s baseball histor this year, Coach Roundy took sixteen players for a tour south during the Easter Vacation. The team, led by Co-Captains Allen and Cleve land played seven games on this opening trip.
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THE LAFAYETTE G AME
Getting outdoors for the first t ime, the Mules dropped a 1 1-7 exhibition game to Lafayette at Easton, Pa. The wildn ess of Colby hurlers accounted for the loss. Bur rill and Rancourt starred at bat for Colby. THE GETTYSBURG GAME
Featured by Joe Slattery, who pitched hitless ball for three inn ings, Colby defeated Gettysburg CoUege in a ix inning exhibition game by the core of 3-2.
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HAMPTON-SIDNEY GAME
The Mules lost the third game of their tour to Hampden-Sidn ey. Collecting eight of their n ine h its in the sixth inning, Colby led 9-5 at that point. However, Hampden S idney blasted the Colby pitchers for eight runs in the seventh and eighth innings and came out on top 12-9. Slattery showed well on the mound and at bat, collecting a double and a triple in the Mule's big sixth inning. THE WAKE FOREST GAME
Held to two hits, a double by Burrill and a home run by Co-Cap· tain Allen, Colby lost to Wake Forest by the score of 8-2. The Mule showed some excellent field ing but were unable to touch the opposing hurlers.
THE DUKE GAME
Led by All-American, Eric Tip· ton, who drove in six runs, Duke defeated Colby by the one-sided score of 26-8. Prior to the game, Professor Loebs presented Jack Coombs, Coach at Duke and former Colby athlete, w ith a Colby sweater in honor of his services rendered during his career at Colby. THE ELON GAME
Making eight errors in the field cost the Mules this game at Elon College, in Greensboro, . C. Al though they gathered the ame number of hits as Elon, the Mules could not capitalize on their chances. THE DAVIDSON GAME
Colby lost the last game of their ten day tour to Davidson College, b the score of 9-8.
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RAD A TIO of five letter men and the failure of Leo Lemieux, freshman sensation, t o return to college, made Colby hockey expectations low at the opening of the season. From last year's regulars, Coach Millet had left a pair of flashy forwards, Ray Fortin and Tony Bolduc, a center Gordon Jones, and a goalie, Hi Macintosh. Leverett DeVeber prov ed a mainstay of the forward line with Norris Dibble also featured in the fon ard wall. The defense ituation was taken care of ably by Maurice Rancourt, Gordon Jones and Robert Wheelock, w ith Hi Macintosh starring i n the n ets. Ray Fortin was j udged one of the most valuable players in New Eng land collegiate hockey. After mid years a potent crop of Frosh stars came to the outfit, including Ed Loring, goalie, a forward wall com posed of Clarence Reid, Walter Woodward, and Bud Joh nson, and two defense men, Al Laliberte and Art Beach. Without the benefit of outdoor practice, due to weather conditions, Back Row : John on ( mgr. ) , B o l d u c, Fort i n , M i llett ( coach ) . Front Row : D ibble, Wheelock, Jone , Peck, De"eber, Rancourt, 1acintosch.
the Colby squad lost the first game of the season 4-0 to Brown Uni versity at Providence. The odds were evened as ortheastern fell victim to the Mule with a score of 8 - 5. In this game Colby's star forward, Ray Fortin, inj ured hi knee and was off the ice during the next tilt with Bo ton College. The Mules proved easy pre for Boston losing b a 7-0 count. Returning to home territory. still without the services of Fortin. the Colby squad dropped their fir!3t state series game with Bowdoin, 1 -8. The battered squad lost to M iddlebury 2-4, and the return
game with Bowdoin gave the same results as the first, 1-8 in the Polar Bears' favor. Northeastern tasted sweet re venge in their second match with Colb , winning 4- 1 . The Frosh aggregation put new life into the Mule team and the next game with Boston College resulted in a 2-2 t ie. On the final southern trip the Mules broke even, losing the first tussle with Bo ton Universit 6-7, and winnin g from Massachusetts I nstitute of Technolog 3 - 1 .
� OR the second onsecutive F ear Gardiner Gregor . wa�
the Captain and ace of Coach Bill Millett s divot-diggers. Other mem bers of the squad included veterans Jim Bunting, Bob Winslow and Frank Mellen, along with three capable Frosh - Arnold M shrall, Larry Berry, and J ohnn Coolidge. For their first rnatche the Blue and Gra club S'\i inger went on their annual southern trip, April 2 1 -23, where they en untered Tuft's Jumbo's and emerged from the duel an 8lh to 1/2 ictim. Brown's big Bruins continued the Colby team lost a hard fought assault the next day for an 8 to 1 victory. However, upon returning lo Massachu etts and M.I .T. the match to the Technician b a lose 5 to 4 margin. The Bowdoin Polar Bears again reigned supreme in State of Maine collegiate competition ; the easil subdued the White Mules for a perfect 9 to 0 score and went on to grab the �tale title at the annual Intercollegiate Tournament held at the Waterville Country lub. By qual ifying, Captain Gregor and Bunting for the match play, Colby became runner s up to Bowdoin o er the Pale Blue from Maine, ' ho had previous! defeated the
Capt. Gregory
Blue and Gray by a 51/2 to 31/2 score. Captained b Gardiner Gregory for the third consecutive year and only losing one man by graduation
Gregory, Berry, Coolidge,
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B un t i n g
there is a much brighter outlook this spring. Two new matches were added this year, one with Boston ni ersit in the Hub and the other with Bates at Waterville.
Lord, P i n ansky, Frederick
HE Blue and Gray net squad
T accompanied the baseball men on their tour of the southland.
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rain, Wake Fore t defeated Colby 6-3. The Mules had difficult i n becoming accustomed to the board urface of the indoor court.
H A MPTON-SIDNEY MATCH
The fi rst game 0£ the trip was played at Farmville, a., where the Mules swept through to a 7-0 win over Hampden-Sidney.
THE NORTH C AROLINA STATE MATCH
MATCH
Colby secured a 4-4 t ie i n this game as the last doubles match was called because of darkness. The last match of the trip scheduled with Elon College was cancelled because of rain.
In a game that was played partly outdoors and partly indoors due to
Alternating in n umber one and two position on the team during
THE WAKE F O R E S T
Cha e, Talbot, Clrn p u
the trip were Captain John Chase, and freshman Charles Lord, former Middle State I nterscholastic cham pion. umber three position was held by William Pinansky, where he won all of his matches. Fred erick, Talbot, and Chupas rounded out the six man team. The tenn is schedule for the re mainder of the season includes games away from home with M.I .T., Brown University, Boston niversity, and Tufts College and fi n ishing the season with the State Tournament at Orono late in May.
Anjcet t. i , Powers, K i lbourne, Lebednic, Weeks, H arris, Lali bert.ie, E i t her Mgr. ) M i l lett ( Coach ) , 0 i el , Willet te, W i t t emore, Marshall, Warren, Came Rhodnizer, Page, Sheehan, ( Coach ) Brook , Hegan, Sciolet t i , Carother , Jijro, Loring, teven , Helin, S i mon
HOWI G tremendous offensive power the Freshman football team went through their season with only one defeat. Under the watchful eye of Coach Millett, a total of 1 09 points were amassed .in only five games. After only four days of practice the squad j ourneyed north to clash w ith Ricker Classical I nstitute at Houlton. The feature of this game was the line plunging of Danny Scioletti who scored both touch downs for the Frosh. The final score being 12-6. The following week the freshmen suffered their first defeat at the hands of the powerful Coburn Classical eleven, by the score of 7-6. Phene Willette, backfield ace, suffered a knee in j ury i n the second period and was forced to retire. After the loss of Willette, the Colby offensive fal tered with the result that the Frosh were unable to score the winning touchdown.
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With the Coburn defeat still ringing in their ears the Frosh took the measure of Higgins Classical I nstitute the following week, and after the smoke of battle had cleared Colby had scored 32 points against 7 for Higgins. Joe O'Neil and Hal Hegan showed great defen sive power in this game ; with Dan ny Scioletti and Wendall Brooks bearing the burden of the attack. The M.C.I. game proved to be a field day for the freshmen. The Colby backs took turns scoring and even Joe O' eil, frosh center, romped across the last white stripe to score. The pass receiving of Hal Hegan was the highlight of this game, which ended with Colby on the long end of a 39-0 score. The freshmen wound up their season with a 20-0 victory over the fast - moving Bridgeton Academy team. Danny Scioletti again showed his great plunging power by push ing over every one of Colby's
scores. Scioletti's fine running was made possible by vicious blockin'g on the part of the Frosh line. Joe O' Ieil played a brilliant game at center, stopping almost every play at the line of scrimmage . Only a few of the players have been mentioned whose fine playing was made possible by the combined efforts of the team as a whole. Jack Stevens and Oren Shiro were two blocks of gran ite in the line, while Kilbourne and LaLibertie starred in the backfield. Spoffard, Page and Loring carried out their as signments like seasoned veterans. Coach Millett should be congrat ulated for the fine j ob in construct ing such a well-balanced team, and Coach Al McCoy should have little trouble in replacing members of the varsity squad who will be lost by graduation in June, with sach an outstanding selection of fresh men to choose from.
Warren, Hel j n, Harris, Fifiel d , Francis, Emery, D i Pompo.
NJOYING rather a fair eason considering that team started w ith only two men, Pratt and Helin who had previous experience. . . . Team showed i mprovement as sea son progressed . In first meet 0£ the year the Young Mules wen: "kicked' by Thornton Acadt>my by a score of 54-51 . Accompanying varsit squad tu Bates, the Bobkittens cuffed the Colb earlings b a score of 67-39. Fifield and Pratt throughout sea son took honors in the short dashes and hurdles . . . . Al Schoengberg consistent threat i n the 600 ard dash . . . . Di Pompo out tanding man 1 000 ard run . . . . Doe and Emery hared individual honors i n mile. Both promising material. "Vic ' Lebednic b roke Freshman Indoor di cu record. Fredorevich and Pratt howed up ' ell in the hiah j um p . Heli n consi tent star in shot put.
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nderson, B urbank. Pratt , Fedorevich. Doe, Conlon
Balloting for honorary captain resulted in a tie . . . elected Pratt and Fifield. Other men on team besides those winning n umerals were Colon Con ley, Francis Johnson, Kightengale, Palmer, Pott , Stevens Warren, Harris and Pizzano. All promising material for var sity berths next year.
C . HUFF ( m gr. )
PERKINS (coach )
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HE Freshman X Countr team
had a rather poor sea on, due, T undoubtedly, to the fa t that n o
m a n on the team h a d h a d a n y preious experience. Failing to win a single meet. . . . Team lost to Lee Academy, Hartland Gorham or rnal, and Lincoln Academ by deci sive scores . . . . Outstanding men on team were "Walt" Erner and
lattery, IGlbourne, Power , Came
' Lou" Di Pompo . . . both men ran 35th and 40th re pectively in the New England Intercollegiate X Country run . . . . Team showed improvement in meet by finishing 10th in a strong field of 13 . . . . I ncluded on team were Pizzano, D i Pompo, Emery, Doe, a l l w i t h n o previous experience in the field. cordino- to Coach "C " Perkin
all men on team are de tined for var ity berths next year. ees strong hope for potential winning team next fall. Balloting for honorary captain re ulted in the election of Lou Di Pompo . . . consistent leader of Frosh force throughout year. Charles Huff was manager of the team . Cy Perkins coach.
Pizzano. Burbank, Franci Cloh
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Coach
C H ARLES H UFF Manager
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Pizzano. R hodenizer,
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REAT interest wa aroused this ear when Professor Gil bert F. Loebs, thletic Director at Colby, appeared a freshman coach. Among the candidates who responded to the call of Coach Loebs were many former h igh chool and prep school tars. Ra. mond Flynn former Bangor lligh Captain and Hebron tar, Clifford Came, high-scoring repre entatfre from Bar Harbor, George K il bourne who tarred for t. Paul's Academy la t ·ear, and Oren Shiro former guard on the Waterville High team were among the m ate rial from ' hich Coach Loeb must mold a team. The freshman sea on could not be called very sue es ful from the
" i ght engale, Lebednic
standpoint of win and losses, but it is to be noted that the Frosh were forced to face ome of the finest prep school basketball team that the tate of laine has seen in years. The Frosh fell several times before the h igh-powered Coburn quin tet. who swept all opposition before them thi year. The power ful Ricker Classical In titute also took the measure of the freshmen. The opening of the ea on 'ms featured by the expert shooting of Joe lattery. Howe er, as the season progressed Clifford Came, George Kilbourne, and Oren Shiro were outstanding. Came at center aided the freshmen greatl_- with hi� scoring abilit Kilbourne and ·.
Shiro, both guard , starred i n every game ; Shiro aluable for hi de fensive power and Kilbourne dan gerous both offensi el · and defen sively. All three were awarded by becoming members of the Yar it� squad at the close of the sea on. Ra) mond Flynn promised to be a valuable asset to the squad, but hi" playing was interrupted in rnid season by illness. Howe er, Flynn ,dl n o doubt be var it material for Coach Roundy next year. great deal of credit must go to Profe sor Loebs who as a first year Coach produced a freshman team well drilled in the fundamen· tals of basketball. thus relie,·ing Coach Roundy of those dutie next Year.
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WOMEN'S Mildred Colwill President
ATHLETIC
ell Colwill G uptill.
ASSOCIATION Barbara Towle, Vice-President
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Royal, Arey Towle, R u s-ell. Mo her
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HOCKEY TENNIS BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL
ACTIVITIE S
SET EXAMPLE FOR OTHERS
Towle. Bamber. Solje, Aldrich deRochemont, Crawford, Abel
MARION CRAWFORD President FREDA A BEL Secretary
MEMBERS Freda Abel
Marion Crawford
Sally Aldrich
Donna deRochemont
Arline Bamber
Elizabeth Solie
Marj orie Towle
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AP AND GOWN is an honorary so· ciety of seven senior women, selected
for their ability as leaders and enrichment of college life. Its purpose is to uphold col lege activities and standards. Its aim is to become affiliated with the National Honor
Society of "The Mortor Board".
SOLVE EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS
Charbonneau, Stevens, U p pvall, H in k ley, Pearl, Keef Yantorno, Young, Prof. Colgan, Kresky, Thompson
CLAYTON E. YOUNG President
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N honorary education society founded
WILLIAM A. YANTORNO
at Dartmouth College in 1 922. Delta
Vice-President
Chapter established at Colby in 1 923. The aim of the society is to further the advance
PAUL M. KITTREDGE
ment of education and to discuss current
Secretary
problems that face new teachers. Interesting methods of introducing new subject matter
ART H UR T. THOMPSON
tfO students are presented to the members.
Treasurer
Discussion groups deal with the present day problems that the N ational Education socie ties are taking up. These discussions are
PROF. EDWARD J. COLGAN Faculty A dviser
under the supervision of Professor Colgan who acts as the faculty adviser for the society. Many young teachers who have
MEMBERS
recently entered the teaching field are in vited to lecture at the bi-weekly meetings.
Philip Charbonneau
Leo Kresky
Virgil Hinckley
Warren Pearl
Barnard 1 ordan
Machaon Stevens
Charles Keef
Charles Uppvall
Ros i gnall, B u rrill, F i t t s, B i rtwi tle, McGraw, Kre ky Branz, Berry, Hat ch, Wheeler, B urbank, Dore, f anni n g Ki n g;,ley, A r m . t rong, A bel, Power , Prat t , H u t chinson, Walden
D. POWERS President
JOHN
· GILBERT E . H UTCH! SON
Vice-President GERALD M. A.RMSTRO G Secretary and Treasurer
F. -PAR.M ENTER Faculty A dviser
GEORGE
MEMBERS Freda Abel Myron Berry Russell Birtwistle Henry Bourassa Brewster Branz Bernerd Bur bank Leland Burrill Richard· Chas�e Clarence Dore Floyd Fitts
OCAL honorary chemistry society of outstanding students i n both divisions who have completed four semesters of chem istry. ' Meetings are held monthly with the airn of furthering scientific thou ght. Stu dents of the women's division were first admitted this year. The group attempts to obtain outside speakers and programs of interest to chemistry maj ors.
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Clyde Hatch Virginia Kingsley Leo Kresky Tiffany Manning Carl McGraw Pauline Pratt Bertrand Rossignol Albert Sawyer Elizabeth Walden Mary Wheeler '
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E. H T C HINSON Presiden t
G ILBERT
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Hl GAMMA S IGMA, the honorar physical society, was founded in 1932 b . Bernard H. Porter and Cla 1ton F. Smith. The first open meeting was held on Feb ruary 1 9, 1 932. Since that time Chi Gamma Sigma has be n composed of undenrraduate members who have attained a mark of B or better in at lea t two year course in phy ics. The meetings have been chiefl devoted to in tere ting lectures or the reading of papers by the member . Thi ear associate member hip has been created to allow student who have taken or are taking a cour e i n ph ics to partici pate in the activitie of the society.
M. A RMSTRO Vice-President
GERALD
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A LBERT K. SA WYER ecretary and Treasurer
E. W H EELER Faculty A dviser
PROF. KATHA IEL
MEMBERS Elmer Baxter M ron Berry George Bliss David Brodie Jean Burr J oseph Croteau Floyd Fitts Gardiner Gregory
Curtis Hememva Earl �Iiggins William Martin a ul M il lstei n' William Small far r Wheeler Diana Wie enthal Elliot Young _
Knickerbocker, Borovoy, Braudy, Piper Doran, Drisko, Magn us
ELLIOT
H.
DRISKO
President MERL YNE MAGNUS Vice-President ELIZABETH
J.
DORAN
Secretary WILSON C. PIPER Treasurer CURTIS
H.
MORROW
Adviser
MEMBERS Robert Borovoy Leon Braudy
Constance Kn ickerbocker Merlyne Magnus
Elizabeth Doran
Wilson Piper
Elliot Drisko
Louis Sacks
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I GAMMA MU was founded in South western College, 1924. Alpha of Maine
established in 1926. Organized to encourage
high standards of scholarship in the social sciences. Membership is limited to Juniors and Seniors who have attained a high de gree of scholarship and have distinguished themselves in the study of social science, which includes sociology, economics, his tory, religion, psychology and philosophy.
Kavanaugh, DeLong, Howard, Beal F . Sargent, B urbank, Holzricht er, Taylor, Steeves, Delano Rus ell, t e b b i ns. Darling, D. Sargent, Vose. P ullen, McGraw
Editor
Business Manager
D W IGHT S ARGENT
T H O MAS V OSE
Women 's Editor
Feature Editor
E LIZABETH DARLING
N ATHANAEL G UPTILL
Circulation
Carl McGraw Virginia Negus Stetson Beal Walter Woodward
Sports Editor
Jane Russell
RALPH D ELANO
T
A rt
H E WHITE MULE, Colby's humorous publication, has completed its fourÂ
teenth year as a potent j ournalistic enterÂ
Roger Stebbins
Olive Pullen
Robinson Burbank
prise. The career of this publication has been changed in many ways during the
A dvertising
current year. Another issue has been added to the yearly output ; every student is now a subscriber ; it is under faculty supervision. And all of these changes have been in favor
William Taylor
Addison Steeves
Charles Delong
Wilder Pearl
of the general improvement of the Mule. Dean Marriner and Mr. Pond have given helpful guidance to the staff throughout the year. The Colby White Mule is proud of its
Mulers
William Guptill
Frank Farnham
national recognition as a class A college
Stedman Howard
Frederic Sargent
humor magazine.
Clifford Came
Raymond Burbank
Frucht, Jone , LeGa e , Howard, F. argent, ternberg, Hocki n g, Tbayer, B. i t her P . Piper, H a m i l t , H ard i n g, BaJ< t er, B urbank, R ichard on, H un toon, Robert Mci ntyre. Gould. W . Pi per l drich, Mot t, Roger Quarri n gton
Editor-in-Chief C. PIPER
Business Mar>ager
w ILSON
Managing Editor G. ELLIS M0TT
Ralph Delano Spencer Winsor
WILLARD SMYTH
Circulation Mrmager CHARLES RA 'DALL
Women's Editor SALLy ALDRICH
Advertising Manager E LBERT KJ OLLER
Associate Editors Ernest Marriner Ruth Roberts Ruth Gould
Assistant Editors Stephen Sternberg Hartley Bither Estelle Rogers Ralph B. Rowe Olive Pullen J. J oseph Freme Willetta McGrath Elmer Baxter Prudence Piper Edward Quarrington Assistant Business Man,agers Raymond Burbank Richard Thayer Donald La Cassey Paul Sheldon Freshman Reporters Frederick Sargent Emanuel K. Frucht Harold Seaman Milton W. Hamilt .T ohn Thomas _te.dman B. Howard Roger Perkins Beniah C. Harding Samuel B. Warren Richard J. Rancourt Thomas J. Clohesy
P newspaper each Wednesday. The ECHO UBLISHERS of the college weekly
is now the voice of 650 students, whose activities, opinions, and movements are recorded in its pages, and has a total circu lation of a thousand. Offers practical experi ence in the field of j ournalism and aids in crystallizing student opin ion. I n modern ized headline dress this year.
KE I TETH G. STA LEY Editor-in -Chief JOHN D. POWERS Busin ess Jl!Janager DWIGHT E. RGE T Managing Editor R TH lVI. BUCHANAN Wom en 's Editor PATRIC! THOM H RLEY B B R Assistant Editors C RL McGRAW Asst. Jllanaging Editor EDWARD JE ·1 ON A sst. Bu in e s Manager GARD ER GREGORY Photography Editor STAFF MEMBERS Willetta McGrath Ruth Cameron Raymond Fl�·n n Edward Quarrin gton
J ane oule Helen Belyea . Catherine Fu ell hldred a n V alkenburg
Powers, � argent, Jeni on,
Professor Elmer C. Warren, Faculty A dviser
T entirely different type of book to the HE College
nnual has pre ented a n
students this year. The usual aim is to re view the torie , events, and memories of the college yeaT in a more informal manner. in order that the student m ay carry with them into later l i fe a book that will recall their school life.
t anley. B uhar B uchanan
E i t her.
t fko, Fo-ler. Chase, :\ Iarriner Eaton, Pendlet o n , t eb b i n
FLETC H E R EATO!
President
A. EI THE R Vice-President
HARTLEY
A. STEFKO Secretary
GERALDI E
T. FOSTER Treasurer
JoH
ERN EST c. MARR I N E R
Program ROGER M. STEBBINS
Publicity MARJ O RIE E. C H ASE
Supper Comm ittee BETH P. PEN DLETON
A dvisor
OR five years a Sunda evening Student F Forwn has featured speakers and dis cussions on live issues for the college com munity. In this project the churches of Waterville cooperate with the college.
Pendleton
Drisko, w i ft , Eaton Foster. Thompson, deRochem :-. t Prof. Ne"· man, Grey, .'.\1arriner, Re,·. Metzner
Chairman
E RN E
T MARRIKER, Jn.
ecrelary NANNABELLE GRAY
Y.l\I.C. . Repre entati es
T
HE ouncil on Religion is compo ed of the College President and the leaders and elected repre entati e of Colby s relig iou organization : namel , the Y.M.C. ., the Y.W.C.A., the Forum, and the Board man Soc iety. It exist for the purpo e of coordinating and makino- more efficient the work o f the e four organizations.
C ON RA D SWIFT JoHN FOSTER
Y.W.C.A. Representati es DoN A D E R o c H E M o T -AK "ABELLE GRAY
Forum Representatives FLETCH E R EATO ER EST MARRI1 ER, JR.
BoaTdman Representatives ELLIOT DRISKO DO:\"ALD THO
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ON
Dean inetta M . Runnals HeTbert L. Newman Dean Erne t C. 1aniner Rev. Harold Metzner M iss Beth Pendleto n Pres. Franklin W . J ohn� n
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Healy. Fit h. G u pt i ll, Howe John on. Coffin. GouJd. olie, Bamber, Wil on, Bri dge Robin on, deRochemont, Pendleton, Gray, Putnam, Chapman
OFFI CERS President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Librarian .
. Do ' 'A DERoc H EMONT HAt
A H B. p T AM
'1ARY G. Rosr SON AN 'ABELLE GRAY . LI LLIAN H EALY
CABI NET Meetings and Vespers . . J EAN BRIDGE Deputations MARGARET J O H 'SON Drama . . MARJ ORIE SM I TH Conference . KATH ERINE COFFIN . RUTH GOULD Pu blicity . Campus Relations . ARLINE BAMBER . ME 'DE LLA S I LV ERMAN Interfaith . . ER ESTINE W I L ON ocial A ction DORIS R SELL Peace Action . H E LE GUPTILL Com m u n ity Relations . Intercollegiate an d . SALLY A LDRICH International . P H Y LLIS C H APM Fresh man . . ELLE J FITCH Church M URIEL HOWE Freshman Representative . ELIZABETH SOLIE Student Gov. Representa live BETH PENDLETO:\' Adviser •
H R I S TIA TITY in its fullest sense
means a full and creative life. An C international and globegirdling organiza
tion, the Y.W.C.A. attempts to make world brotherhood a reality. With membership open to all Colby women this truly energetic religious group vigorously and resolutely strides toward this undefinable goal. The activities of its most varied projects are everywhere evidenced through-out the year.
Thompson, Guptill Baxter, Workman, myth B l i s, Pearl, Lowell, Drisko, B urns, Tobin, M arriner ewman, wift, Foster, Stebbins Chase. Jones, Prof.
OFFI CER
HE Colby Y.M.C.A. i composed of all men of the tudent body and ha worked during the f)ast year under a partial merger with the Y.W.C. . Among other activities it has sponsored h ighl. successful deputation teams pecial dramas, and a Fraternit Embassy. I ts purpo e i to influence those with whom it comes in contact that they may realize a better spiritual life, and find com fort in the fello' ship which i offered.
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President .
. Co 'RAD
Vice-President
. } AMES S. CHASE
Secretary .
. JoH T. FOSTER GORDO B. JONES
Treasurer .
WIFT
CAB I I ET If eetings and Vespers .
Deputations
ATH_ "AEL G PTILL . ELLIOT DRI KO
Drama .
BER ERD B RB "K
Conference Publicity . Campus Relations Interfaith . Social A ction
Com m un ity Relations .
Fresh m en . Adviser
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. ERNEST HARVEY . ROGER STEBBI W ARRE ' PEARL . LEO TOBIN . WE 'DELL STARR LI 'WOOD WORK '[ . GARDNER OAKES . PROF. HERBERT NEW !IAN
Back Row : Kennedy. Dreyer, J ewell, Lapicque, '! i l l tein. B u n t i ng. C e n t e r Ro w : Pai ne. in. Lappanen, Roger m i t h, Weaver Ro , Ryan. Front Row : E. B a i , Week , John on, K i t t eridge, Whalen, Pike, E. Ba is.
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il. KITTHEDGE President
H A LEN f ARGARET A. Vice-President 1 A RGARET L. J O H N ON ecretary DOROT H Y V. WEEK Treasurer
M E M B ERS 1orma Leppanen Patrick 1artin aul '! i l l tein Arle n Pai ne R u t h Pike J ud i t h Q u i nt E t el le Roger i r ofo ia R an Ma�gery mil h Patricia Thomas R u t h Weaver
Arline Bamber Eleanor Bavis E lizabet h Bavi Lloyd B u zzell James B u n t i n g Klau Dreyer :.\1 ary H it c hcock Fran � J ewell Beat nce Kennedy Gabriel Lapicque
H i tchcock, Leonovich, Dreyer, McDonnell Kennedy, Oexle, Weeks, Whalen, Davidson, Sternberg tefko, Prof. McCoy E. Davis, Vinecour,
Back Row : l\Iaddock, Towle, Britton.
Front Thory
ali b u ry. j\ f acBride, Ro s. Ballard. Pr f. Colw ill.' Prof. Fi nch Pai n .
Row :
Mn.OREO i\ 1 . COL WELL President
.VIARJORIE l\I. TOWLE Vice.President
Lor
H. BRITTO:'/
ecretary and Treasurer i\ 1 E i\ I B E R Lyd i a A bb o t t Dorothy Ballard Thomas Brenner J ame- Cha e R i chard Hopkin Paul K i er t ead E t her i\IacBri de h i rley Maddock Leila Ro Jame ali b u ry _\farjorie Towle Ernes t i ne il on William Y antorno
Wysor, B i ther. B uckner. We ton anbar 1cArdJe. Brown, Clohesy, Bonnar, Wein, Prof. Roman, tebbins, de Cormier, E . B avis
OFF I CER President ATHA 'AEL G PTILL
T tho e student
Vice-President ER EST MARRINER, JR. Secretary-Treasurer DWIGHT SARGE.i\"T
DEBATI JG CL -B arrie Burdwood Joseph Chernauskas Harr Cohen Nathanael Guptill Howard Miller Ernest Marriner. J r.
Wilson Piper Dwight argent Barbara Skehan Flint Taylor Spencer Winsor G. Allan Brown
1arriner. H iggins,
argent,
HE debating socitey is composed of all interested in intercollegi ate debate. An student interested may j oin. and the society takes part in numerous inter collegiate functions during the year. The aoal of each member is standing in the national forensic fraternity, Pi Kappa Delta, of which Colby has the Maine Alpha chap ter, one of the very few chapters in the Ea t. Debates ' ere held this year with Middle bury, Boston niversit , the University of Maine, Bates Bowdoin, Providence Muhlen berg. and St. Patrick's College of Ottawa.
kehan, Birdwood, Cohen, P i per, W i l l i ams
1 art i n , C h u p u , H i ggi ns, William Crawford, Knickerbocker, Ford, Pendleton, Jolovitz, W ilson, Roger Cba e, 1\ l i t chell, Gould, Crowley, B uckner, deRochemon t , H al l
President
WOODROW W. HALL Vice President
M A RY T. CROWLEY Secretary and Treasurer
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HE Powder and Wig Club affords any one in college who may be interested in dramatics the opportunity of experience in production, acting and stage-craft. Mem bership to this dramatic society is gained through a system of credits obtained b ' ork in performances which are presented from tin�e to time b the societ . Maj or productions occur i n the Fall, during Col lege Holida , and at Commencement.
Do
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A DE RocHEMO 'T
Busin ess Man ager
JAMES S. CHASE MEMBERS l\1arl!'ery Smit h Rhoda Wein James Chase Fred Ford Al fred G i lben Woodrow H al l J o h n H awes Earl H i ggins Lester Jolovi tz H u gh K i rkwood Iortimer Lenk Pat rick 1\Iart i n J o h n Pendleton, Jr. Walter t ro n g i llard myth Jame W i l l i am Edna
Elizabeth B uckner Phylli s C h apman 1\ I i l dred Colwell �farion Crawford :.\f ary Crowley Elizabeth Fitzgerald Frances Gray Y iolet H am ilton l\ largaret John on Con t ance Knickerbocker Barbara :'.\1itchell rlene Paine Donna de Rochemont Estelle Roger elma aunder Barbara kehan later
DISCUSS
ORLD EVENTS
.£ fBER H I P in the International Relation M¡Club is open to b th men and " omen
maj oring 1 1 1 hi tory and politi al ien e and others in tere ted in studying the pre ent day
world activitie . The club conduct di cu ions concern ing international relation and polit ical cience, and pon or lecturer on current World Event topic .
OFF I ER Presiden t . Secretary . Treasurer Treasurer
. Lo rs SACKS . LEO Tos N 'len-THO MAS BRE ' ER Women-Mr DEL L I\ S r L E R MA.. '1
MEMBER Con t ance Averill Dorothy Bake Melv i n Baum Eleanor Bavis Elizabeth Bavis John Baxter Hartley Bit her Fred Blumenthal Leon Braudy Thomas Brenner Christ i n e Bruce Robert Bruce Elizabeth B uckner Mary Buckner Alton Burns Rowena Buzzell
Jame Cha e Ruth Crowell Elizabeth Darli n g 1arjorie Day Donna de Rochemont Charle D ignam Klau Dreyer Jeanette Dri ko John Eaton Ellen Fitch Emanuel Frucht Frances Gray V i rginia Gray Pericles Hadgatheacos Pri scilla Hathorn
Barbara Hat horn John Hawe Barbara Holden Donna Horne Mari lyn Ireland Le ter Jolovitz Charle Keef Con tance Knickerbocker Lubov Leonovich David Li bby Frank Lillie Laura Magistrate Priscilla Mailey Victor Mal i ns Willetta McGrath
Ellamarie our e Dori Peter on Elizabeth Perki n Constance Pratt Ruth Rowell Doris Ru sell J ane Ru sell Lou i s Sacks Dwight argent Albert Schoenberger tanley chreider M i n della Silverman Willard myth Kenneth Stanley Ruth Stebbi ns
Deborah Stilling Raymond Stinchfield Frances Stobie Eleanor Stone Marion Thoma Franci Thomp on Leon Tob i n M ildred V a nValkenburg hirley Wagner Elizabet h Wescot t Alice Weston Alice Whitehouse James Wi lliam pencer Win or Theodora Wright Hayda Yamin
Weston, Damon, Knickerbocker, Bake, Perkins, Brodie, B uckner, Peterson, Mailey, Darling Frucht, Bruce, Schoenberger, Braudy, Jolovitz, Schreider, Sargent, Blumenthal Williams, Drisko, Wright, Cha e, Keef, D i gnam, Thompson, Leonovich, Stebbins, Fitch Yami n Hathorne, Thoma , Whit ehou e, Crowell, Smi t h Pratt , Magistrate, Wescott, Averell E. Ba is, Brenner, Dreyer, Prof. Palmer, ack , Prof. W i l k i n on, Tobi n, Stinchfield, E. Bavis
Ryan, Fussell, Wright, herys. T i lley, Day oule, Roberts. Prat t, Fi field, McArdle. Royal G �a�, Leonovich, C urti s, Pullen, B urbank, Wysor, Kresky, Heaney, Nour e W i ll i ams, Hathorne, We ton, B i rtwistle, Stebbins, Foster, oyes Blumenthal Cole , LeGas ey, Pratt, E . Bavis, Mott , H unter, E . Bavis, Ross, Branz, Boak
T excursions,
HE Colby Outing Club provides hikes, trips, and the annual Colby Winter Sports Carnival for all out-door sports minded, and holds mon thly meetings with guests and Presiden t . Vice-President Secretary . Treaszirer Facuity A dvisers
movies of outdoor sports. Largest extra-curricu lar organization and members of the Maine Inter collegiate Outing Club Association.
ALBERT L. HUNTER, JR. BARBARA E. TOWLE . MARJORIE E. C HASE G. ELLIS MOTT Miss MARJ ORIE DUFFY, DR. RICHARD J. LouGEE .
GOVERN! 1G BOARD 1arjorie Chase
Albert H un ter, J r. Barnard Jordan
Ellis Mott i rginia Moore
Margaret Campbell Jean Cannell Marjorie Cate Florence Carleton V i n cent Chupa Elizabeth Cole Jean Coyle Ruth Crowell J o eph Croteau E d i t h C ur t i s Elizabet h Darling Ali ce Dondlinger Jean Dri ko John Fifiel d nna Fisher Frank F o ter John Fo ter arah Fu ell Pri cilla George Gloria Goeli t z E t her Goldfield
1farian Hague R i chard H ansen Ernest Harvey Priscilla Hathorn A lbert Haynes Doris Heany Curti Hemenway Edward Jeniso n Elizabeth Jewet t Robert Johnson Mary Jones Barnard Jordan Barbara K a ighn Beatrice Kennedy Donald LaGa sey fort i mer Lenk L uber Leonovich Art h ur L incoln Helen 1arggraff Kenneth McArcle 1arion l\1cArdle
R ichard Noyes R u t h Roberts
Barbara Towle
W illet t a 'fcGrath Saul M i llstein Albert ewell Ellamarie N o urse R ichard oyes E l i zabeth Peters Doris Peter on Constance Pratt belly Pratt Olive P ullen Cel i a Rather Ruth Reed Gordon R i chardson R u t h Roberts Mary Robi n on Adri an n a Rodger u anne Rose Leila R o Betty Ann Royal V i rginia Ryan Olive a,·age
H arold Seaman Priscilla Shires Jane Soule Cyn t h i a Smith R ut h Stebbins Herbert Sterns Eleanor t u art G i lman Taylor Claire T illey Constance T illey June \"an Der Veer John Warner Alice Westo n J ames Williams Che t er ish Walter Woodward L inwood Workman Theodora Wright Phi l i p Wysor George Young
MEMBERS J abel A bbott
El izabeth Ander on Elaine Ansel Barbara Arey Marjorie Arey Carolyn Bat on Eleanor Bavis Elizabeth Bavis George Beach Prince Beach Robert Bender Fred B l u menthal Mary Bonnar Mari lyn Bragdon Brew t er Branz orma Bro i u s G. Allen Brown Lydia Bryant Raymo n d B urbank Carrie B urdwood
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President YLVlA
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Vice-President
W I LLlAM
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MALL
ecretary and Treasurer
FA CUL TY MEMBER PROFES OR TH OMAS
B.
ASH CRAFT
PRO FE SOR EL 'l E R
C.
WARREN
PROFE
OR I SAA
J.
C H O EN BERG
MEMBER Gerald Armstrong Myron Berry Fern Brouker Christine Bruce Horace Burr Robert Carr Philip Charbonneau Leverett DeV eber Claire Emerson
T on!
HE Math Club ha been organized not for those maj oring in mathe matics, but for anyone interested in disu sina topics about mathematic . Beside gue t peakers there are lectures on subj ects ranging from l inkage to relativity given by tudents or members of the faculty at the bi-weekly meetings.
Earl H iggin Laura Magistrate William Martin Pauline Pratt Machaon Stevens Ruth Thomas Arthur Thompson Mary Wheeler Theodora Wright
Wheeler, Emerson, Brouker Berry, H utchi nson, Armstrong, tevens, H i ggins, Charbonneau Magi t rate mall, B u rr, Ro , Mart i n , Pratt
Boura sa, K i n gsley, Barre, Prof. Odiorne, Rossi gnal, Reed, Damon, A bbott Kresky, A bel, Dore, Moore, H un ter
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NEW BIOLOGY SOCIETY FORMED DR. JOSEPH M. ODIORNE Faculty A dviser
H E Colby honorary Biology Society
T originated at Colby this year. It was
called the Bowen Society in honor of the late Professor Bowen, a graduate of Colby, a teacher at Columbia University and a man of repute in the circles of Biology and the scienti fic world. The Society was founded for the prime purpose of discussing B iologi cal problems of interest. In following this program, outside speakers are invited to attend the meetings to lecture and discuss any phase of Biology. Another aim of the society is to cultivate and foster the mem ber . It is the belief that such a spirit is condu i e to the highest grade of work.
PROF. WEBSTER CHESTER Hon orary Member
CLARENCE E . DORE
FREDA K. ABEL
President
Vice-President
LEO s. KRESKY
ALBERT L. H UNTER, JR.
Secretary
Treasurer
RUTH W. MOORE Councilor
Freda Abel Isabel Abbott Marj orie Berry Henry Bourassa Marj orie Cha e Helen Damon Ralph Delano Donald DeLisle Clarence Dore
MEMBERS
Claren e Fernald Albert H unter Leo Kresky Virginia Kingsley Tiffan Manning Ruth Moore Ruth Reed Lester Reynolds Bertrand Rossignol
Women's Leader
MARION E. CRAWFORD Men's Leader
BER ERO H. BURBAN K Pianist
ROBERT CARR Manager
JoHN S. PE DLETON, JR. Librarian
JAMES S. CHASE
Linscott, Lowell, Searle, Coffin chreider, Dibble, Swift, deCormier Thoma ( di rector ) , Beeh, Chase, Lord, Howe Carr, Delano, Merrill, Healy
First Sopranos Dora Coffin Lillian Healey Constance Knickerbocker Priscilla Patterson Jean Pearson R u t h Pike J u ne aunders Edna Slater Patricia Thomas
Second Sopranos Elizabeth B uckner Frances deCormier Dor.i s Heaney Muriel Howe Marilyn Ireland Elizabeth olie Elizabeth Sweetser Elizabeth Walden
First Tenors Joseph Beeh Clifford Came Halsey Frederick Clarence Lord Robert Mitchell Stanley Schreider Maurice Searle Conrad Swift
Second Tenors J ame Cha e Ralph Delano Stedman Howard Burton Lin cot t John Lowell Buell Merrill Edward Quarrington Walter Shery
OL BY COLLEGE CHOIR is made up of men and women selected because of interest and ability in singing. Considered as one of the finest Glee Clubs in New Eng足 land and participating in concerts with other clubs that far outnumbered it, the Choir has been foremost among those tak足 ing part. The credit for the success of this organi足 zation goes to John White Thomas, who has given his greatest cooperation to all Colby Activities and assisted in the success of many college programs with Musical con足 tributions.
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Thomas, Saunders, Buckner, Rowell, A. Gray, M acBri de, Purple, M i l l , DeLong, Bli s Patter on, Kncikerbocker, Sol i e, weetser, P u tnam, 1 acMurty, R i chardson Bailey Workman . Gray, 1 ai l ey, Pratt , V i necour, Came, Howard, herys, Pendleton I reland, Heaney, McArdle, P ike, later Crawford King ley, Skehan, hort, B u rbank, H utchinso n i\Iart i n
First Contraltos
One of the outstanding features of the year is the annual Waterville Concert which the Choir presents. The Concert this year featured solo parts b Bernerd Burbank, Evelyn Short, Halse Frederick and Con rad Swift. The well known quartet of 1940, Conrad Swift, Buell Merrill, Halsey Fred erick and Spencer Winsor sang several selections. The Colb trio-a group consist ing of June Saunders, Patricia Thomas and Polly Pratt ga e an excellent performance. Miss Evel ne Short, contralto soloist, sang oel oward· latest song ' Mad About the Bo .
annabelle Gray \'irgi n i a K i n g ley Joanna 1ac 1 u rt ry i\Iarion 1 c Ardle Pauline Pratt R ut h Rowell Barbara Towle Ada V i necou r
Second Contraltos Jean B urr l\Iario n Crawford Alta Gray Esther _ facBride Priscilla Mailey Eleanor P u rple H annah Putnam E\•elyn hort
First Basses Philip me George B l i Horace B urr _ 1orri Dibble Warren � f i l l John Pendleton L inwood orkman Philip Wy o r
econd Basses Frank B ailey Bernerd Burbank G i l bert H ut ch i n o n P a t r i c k l\Iarti n Corneli 1 1 foynihan Gordon R i chard on pencer in or
MEMBER Eleanor Bavi
arah Odlin
Elizabeth Ba is
Barbara Partridge
'lary Bonnar
Com:tance Pratt
Mary Crowley Ruth Buchanan Elizabeth Darling R uth Gould
Ruth Rob rt Marj orie
Ruth tebbin Deborah
tillinrr
rt Club i made up of a rrroup of
paintina. The purpo e of thi club is to enou rage a higher appreciation of thinu in tellectual ultural and aesthetic.
Elizabeth weet er
Lilli an Healy
Mildred
Mar Hitch ock
E.
Pauline Lander
Ernest in
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women who are especially intere ted in T the fine art -mu i , literature, drama, and
an alkenburg
an alkenburrr iLon
t i l l i ngs, Robert , Odlin Healy an\" alk nburg, Bonnar, H itchcock, Lander, Pratt, ÂŁ . Bav i s E. Bavi , Partridge rowley, Darli ng, weetser i i on, B uchanan G o u l d , tehb i ns,
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lerrill, G u p t ill. Frederick, B urbank, 1art i n hort, Pike,
IcGrath
PROFESSOR EVERETT F. STRONG
GROUP of students, selected for their musical interest and ability, to bring musical talent, both vocal and instrumental, of national reputation to Colb . This year the Board j oined the Cooperative Concert Association and presented three outstanding rograms. The Water ille Concert Associa tion worked with the Board in order that better music r::: i ght be brought to Colby and Waterville.
Faculty A dviser
A
RUTH F. PIK E Chairman
MEMBERS Bernerd H. Burbank
Halse A. Frederick, Jr. annabelle Gray
lathanael M. Guptill
Patrick Martin Buell
0.
Merrill
Evelyn M . Short
Spencer H. W insor
T the fo tering of amateur radio as a HE
.C.R. Club ha held a its purpose,
hobby and a ervice to the public. The four tran mitter owned b the club are duly licensed under the call of WlK by the Federal Communication Commis ion.
l\1 i lJstei n,
rm t r ng. H utchin on. H i ggin Brod ie, Ford, Young
FRED M. FORD President
Wr THROP H. STA LEY JATHA IEL E. WHEELER Advisers
G. ELLI MOTT Production Director
DR. HERBERT c. LIBBY Facuity A dviser ADA VINECO R Pianist
FRED M . FORD Assistant in Production
N EW
MEM B ERS
CA TER
RoBERT C. 'DER BARBAR
Gerald Arm trong Earl Higgins Da id Brodie Gilbert Hutchinson Gardner Gregory Saul Millstein Curti Hemenway William Small Elliot Young
FLETCHER Kuo KERA
AR ITY PLA ER ELIZABETH B C KNER IOLET HAM ILTO! ER 'E T HARVEY BEATRICE KE NEDY
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Hall, Ford, Mott, Mill tein, Harvey, Kirkwood Cander , kehan, Eaton, Kennedy, B u kner, in o
NEW FACILITIES AID DEVELOPMENT
R_ an, Berry, tefko, Ford, David on, Tilley H u t c h i n on, Goel i t z, mall, J ones, Stebbins, f i l lstein Gregory, Bro uker. m i t h , tevens, Wie enthal, Fo t er, Charbonneau
President
.MACHAO
E. STE ENS
Secretary
GRO P of facult and student camera fans interested in various phases of movie and still-camera work. The Club ar ranges bi-monthly meetings where techn ical and non-technical lectures, demonstrations, and practical experiments are presented. A Camera School for beginners, an exhibition held before Christmas vacation, and annual Spring Bar-Harbor weekend are the out standing features of the Club's activities. Acquisition of the new dark room opens new possibilities and adds additional value to Club membership.
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FERr M. BRO UKER Vice-President
GARDINER E. GREGORY Treasurer
Jom T. FosTER Faculty
DR. JOSEPH M. 0DIOR 'E MR. JOSEPH c. s l[ITH
Myron Berry Harley Bubar orman Cetlin Philip Charbonneau Henry Davidson Lillian Evans Fred Ford Gloria Goelitz Gilbert Hutchinson Gordon Jones Barbara Kaighn
MEMBERS
Raymond Kozen Robert McDonnell Saul Millstein Virginia Ryan Ruth Stebbins Geraldine Stefko Claire Tilley Constance Tilley Dorothy Weeks Margaret Whalen D iana Wiesenthal
HIS is a club composed of women students, one or both of whose
T parents attended Colby. It is designed to promote sociability and
to carry out the traditions of the college. The increasing membership each year adds to the prestige of Colby College. Harriet Rogers
CLASS OF 1939
Evelyn hort
Phylli Chapman Ruth Gould Marion Hague
CLAS OF 1940 Pri cilla failey Constance Pratt on tan �e Tilley Alleen Thomp on
Elizabeth Walden Elizabeth Wescott Mary Wheeler
Barbara Arey Frances Decormier
CLA OF 194 1 Mary Hit hco k RPA trice Kennedy Alison Pike
Prudence Piper Mary weetser
Maril n Bragdon Ruth Crowell Edith Curti
CLA OF 1942 Mar Re nolds Martha Ann Rogers Bett Anne Royal
Ruth anderson Jane Soule June Tottman
Wheeler, ' eet er, C urti s M. Arey, deCormier, 1 a i l ey, Pi ke, H i t chcock, Royal, Westcott Reynolds, Kennedy, Pratt, Tot man, 1. Roger , Tilley, Crowell, B. Arey, Walden �oule, Pi per. Chapman, hort, E. Rogers, Averell, Thomp on, Gould Sander on
Emery Pi neo, J ones, Keef, Eaton, Abbott, Workman, Goffin, _ ferril l Per k i n . B l ake. Lowell, R i chard on, F ifield, B urbank, H emenway, Fernald, Warren Thomp on H awes Carter, Berry, Pi per Gregory, Powers
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OCIETY of men students one or both of whose parP.nts attended Colby, the membership of which has increased in recent years to S a point where over ten percent of each entering class are members. Formed to foster the traditions of the Colby family.
Fletcher Eaton Gardiner Gregor Prince Beach ron Berry, Jr. Clark Carter M
Henry Abbott, Jr. Goerge Beach, Jr. John Daggett William Blake Charles Burbank Robin on Burbank Jay Conlon
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Nathanael Guptill Charles Keef
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Wilson Piper John Powers
CLASS OF 1940
John Chase Clarence Fernald John Foster John Eaton Hoover Coffin
Gordon Jones Barnard Jordon Ernest Marriner, Jr.
CLASS OF 1 94 1
William Guptill John Hawes
CLASS 0 F 1 942
Walter Emery John Fifield Curtis Hemenwa orman Jones
John Lowell Roger Perkin John Pineo, Jr. Clarence Carter
�1achaon Stevens Donald Thompson Buell Merrill Linwood Workman Jr.
Robert Pullen Keith Thompson
George Richardson Addison SteeYes amuel Warren athaniel Wheeler
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YELLI G, j ostl ing group of Colby sons went on parade in preparation for celebrating the Annual Colby 1ight. It was a large and high spirited grou p. fany graduates had returned to watch th open ing of State eries Football. Reports had tated that Colby Football was again on the up-grade.-Lights flared-The band struck up a march-Colby went on parade.
Alumni banqueteer j oined the group at the Elm" ood Hotel and marched back to the Men's Gymnasium for the rall . Ted Hodgkins, Charles elson, and Dr. Herbert Libby talked of the pa t and future of Colb . Coach 1 McCoy, the final speaker, spoke of his football team and of what he believed was in store for them. Out ide the gymna ium a huge bon fire was lighted and Colby men and ' omen cheered and sang as the Bowdoin Polar Bear caught fire and vanished in smoke and flame. While Colb Alumni were singing their ALna Mater under the open sky other loyal sons and daughters had assembled through out the country, in order to keep alive the spirit of their school and to make Colby ight one of the greatest annual events in Colby History.
T is doubtful whether ever in the h istory of the college was a Colby n ight cele brated with a much enthusiasm and pep as it wa this ear. It started with a bang at the informal su pper which preceded the e ening's program. At this supper the silent, or otherwi e, observer could see gay alum · nre da hing back and forth, greeting long lost roommates and friends . . . . Tht: very air sizzled with excitement.
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At eight o' lock, Dean Runnals ' elcomed back the alumnre. Then the women, led by Pat Thomas and Poll Pratt, burst into songs, cheering of Colb , our alma mater, and of the blue and gray. Coach McCoy took the tand at this point. "Feeling like a fish out of water," he spoke encouragingly of the next day's game with Bowdoin. All this ser ed to introdu e the new cheerlead er Ann J ones Pat J ones, Mar. Reynolds, and Eleanor Mitchell. Cheering resounded in the g m, and we seemed to hear, "Beat Bowdoin ! ' peakers for the evening were : Iola Chase Colby Exchange Student to France la t year, who described France as she saw it ; and Mrs. Erven a Smith, who spoke about the increase in funds for the women's union which is being built out "on the hill."
The Polar Bear
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Coach Al McCoy predicts happy future for Colby Football Teams.
took the spotlight as the most C memorable social event of the winÂ
OLBY'S third winter carnival
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The S e o n d Colby Varsity Sho\.V and a Barn Dance featured the Frida night Program and opened a weekend of gala fe tivities. All awaited the announcement as to the choice of queen, and when the spotlight was cast upon the stage it revealed that the great honor had been bestowed upon Barbara Skehan. Her attendant were Marj orie Towle, Polly Pratt, Priscilla Jones, and June Saunders.
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HE Coronation Ball \ ith it colorful pageantry wa the most outstanding
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Queen Barbara kehan wa dul ' crowned amid urroundings which might well suit any ro - al per onage. Heralded b a fanfare of music from Bob Ri hmond and hi or h tra th r yal attendant approa hed the throne where the formed an ai I f r the qu en. ¡
From the r ar of the hall Queen Barbara appeared and proceeded slowly to her thron amid th applau e of the entir audience. President Johnson, after a fe\ ' ell chosen word to the a embled ourt and the radio a udience, placed the crow n upon the head of the q ueen . The entire oronation was broad ca t o er the Maine Br adca ting r tern.
L: A R BARA SK EHAN Queen
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FRA CES STOBIE
HE first intercollegiate winter sports competition e er held T at Colb took place at Dunham's fountain Farm Ski Slope on Sat urda morning. The n i versity of Maine captured first intercollegiate honors. Barnard Jordan led in the scoring but even h is good work failed to overcome the score piled up b our northern friends.
Down Easters Play For Barn Dance
OLLEGE Holiday officially opened Thursday even ing with oel Coward' ensational pla "I ll leave it to you,' u nder the direction of Pro fes or Rollins. During the play the long awaited pre entation of the Holiday Queen wa made. It wa 1arjorie Towle who was to reign over the week-end festivitie . Following the play dancing wa enj oyed to the mu ic of Jerry Cram and his orchestra.
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M ARJ ORIE TOWLE
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The big event arrived on Friday evening as the plea ing tempos of Mal Hallett s nationally famou rchestra filled the atmosphere at the Elfin Ball. Thi marked the fi rst time in the hi tory of Colb College that a "name" band has appeared at one of its formals. The Hallet specialties were all received with tremendous applause. Sharing the lime-light with the band were lovely I rene Da e, a lively look ing and charming blonde and one of the season's outstanding vocalists, and Jerr Perkins. Mal Hal lett's eiuhteen-year - old discovery. Both offered their brilliant choral a rrangements. The coronation of the Jovel Holiday Queen, Marj orie Towle, took place during the evening with Mal Hallett placing the rown u pon her head. Her attendants were Anna Stobie, Edith Falt, Raye Winslow and Barbara Ske han. Following the ceremony Marj orie spoke over the Maine Radio Network and Mal Hallett broadcast for a short period. Special praise went to Roger tebbins who produced all the unique creation of Snow Wh ite, the six dwarfs, and Dopey. Saturday evening brought a fitting climax to the College Holiday as each fraternity j oined in sponsor ing the t raditional Chasers. Many tired but well satisfied couples returned home at 1 1 :45 exhausted from three nights of stren uous dancing. The committee headed by Roy Young deserve much credit for their efforts in producing such a successful week-enJ.
ORA LE GETS FIRST PICTURE OF 1939 HOLIDAY Q EEN
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COMMENCEMENT HE One Hundred and even teen th Com
mencement of olby College opened T Friday, J une 1 7th, at eighty-thirty with the Sen ior-Facult Hotel.
breakfast at the Elmwood
the afternoon the Commencement Play was presented at the Opera House. This Pia entitled, "Three Cornered Moon' , b Gertrude Tonkonagy was received with great enthusiasm. In
Friday evening brought the Pre ident's Reception and the Commencement Dance for the graduates, their parents, and gue ts of the college.
aturday the 18th began with the break fast meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa society and the annual meetings of the Alumni As sociations. Later in the morning, the Senior Class Da exercises were held on the back campus. orman Walker was the Class Mar shall. The gue t of the seniors was Charles J. Keppel, 1913, Ph.D., Director of Tome School. An interesting special event occurred Sat-
urda morning when Profe sor Frederick A. Pottle, 1917, Ph.D., of Yale University addre ed a group of Library As ociate and others on "Books' . Saturday afternoon the Commencement Play was repeated in the Cit Opera House. In the evening the five year class reun ions were held. The Baccalaureate Sermon was delivered in the First Baptist Church by Rev. Everett Carlton Herrick, President of Andover-New ton Theological School. Finall , on Monday morning J une 21st, ame the climax, ommencement. The new feature of the affair was the outdoor Commencement exercises. The procession marched from the college chapel, not to the City Opera House as formerly, but to the lower ampus where the ceremonies took place. Dinner followed the exercises thus ending the One H undred and Seventeenth Annual Commencement of Colby College.
THANK YOU . . .
PROF. ELMER C. WARRE , for our helpful ad ice and your constant interest in the production of this annual. MR. RUSSELL C. KNIGHT, of Bickford Engraving Company, for your careful planning, your fine cooperation, and our expert care in producing our engravings. MR. ROBERT W. KELLY, of the Robert W. Kelly Publishing Corporation, for your helpful suggestions, friendly advice, and your cooperation in producing thi annual. MR. CARLTO D. BROWN for your whole-hearted cooperation in helping to produce the t pe of book we desired. M RS. EDWARD H. PERKI NS, for your untiring efforts in prepar ing our material for the printer and for your helpful advice based on years of ORACLE experience. MR. JOSEPH C. SMITH, for the use of your valuable file of prints and negatives in order to make this annual possible. F AC LTY, SENIOR , EVERYBODY, who have aided in the producing of this book.
COLBY COLLEGE
Fou n d ed in the Y e a r 1 8 2 0
F RA N K L I N W . J O H N S O N , L L D . , Presi d e nt
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MA I N E
GRAD ATE TU DE 'T George Royce Dean . . . D a id Munson Trecartin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
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CLA S OF 1940 Francis Blynne Allen . . . . . ................. . . . . . . . Philip Frederick Allen . . . . .. . . . . .. . . ............. . .
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John Ande Baxter . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Waterville Prince Drummond Beach . ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ ...... e w Bedford, Mass. Myron Garland Berr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . Tilton, . H . Russell Malcolm Birtwi tle. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A uburn R. I . Brewster Allen Branz Lawrence, Mass. Torn Yearian Brenner. . .... . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Grant, Mont . Eugene Robert Bruce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jamaica, . Y. Harley Mar hman Bubar . . . . . . . . Houlton . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James foulton Bunting. . . . . . . . .. . . . ... . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Portland orth Bancroft Alton Joseph Burn . . . . . . Horace Freeman Burr. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Winthrop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Waterville Lloyd Winston Buzzell. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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TH E LAN C EY H O U S E P ITTS F I E L D , M A I N E
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PROPRIETOR
' Famed for over thirt ' years for it good food. the Lancey Hou e in Pittsfield, has w ith pleasure and pleasant remembrances, served Colby College, its Student and lumni. With incere w i he graduating la
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Gardner Beers Husted . .
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Edward Howard Jenison . ........................... ......... ............ . . . . . Providence, R . / . Frank Lyon Jewell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Waterville Francis DeSalles Johnson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Malden, Mass. Gordon Burr J ones . .. ..... ...... . . .... East Longmeadow, Mass. Barnard William Jordan. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A u burn .
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ARC HER Y POP ULA R
O UTFITT E R S TO C O LBY MEN
DUNHAM S
FO R O V E R 50 Y EA R S
A Few of our Re p rese ntative Lin es
Perfect Form
0 women E of the fa or"te sports among the the fall and spring is Archery. in
The new equipment purchased by the Physical Education Department has increased the interest in this field. Under the direction of M iss Van Norman individual instruction is given and in formal tournaments are conducted to add to the interest of those participating.
Several other minor sports have created great interest among the women this year. Among these, Badminton, Shuffle Board, Table Tenn is, Skating, and Volleyball ha e received the most attention. Much enthusiasm was shown this winter over the intramural games of Basketball and Volle ball between each Sorority.
Mel in Isaac Baum . . . ............................. ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Malden, Mass. Elmer Led ard Baxter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Waterbury, Con n . George Lewis Beach, Jr. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e w Bedford, Mass. Dwight Kelle Beal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lisbon Falls tetson Coombs Beal . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lisbon Falls Joseph Franci Beeh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . Richm on d Hill, . Y. Lawrence Berr . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Ellsworth Hartley lexander Either . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Houlton George Erskine Bliss. . . . ......... ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . orth Ham pton, Mass. Fr d Blumenthal . ..... .... ... . few York, r. Y. Antonio Jo eph Boldu . . ............ . . ......... ...... Waterville . . . . Quincy, Mas . idney Bri k . . .................... Ri bard Howell Bright. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fall River, Mass. Heber Co, an Brill . .. . ....... ......... Waterville ew York, . Y. lfred Ells' or th Bro' n .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Donald Elton Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . Plymouth, Con n . . .. . . . . . . .. . .......... . . .Lynn , Mass. Irvinďż˝ Jo eph Browne. . . Paul Dayton Burnham . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brattleboro, Vt. .
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Donald Joseph LaGassey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Millinocket Trevor Edgar Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . East Boston, Mass. Mortimer Lenk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ewton Centre, Mass. Fnmk Richard Leonard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . Richmond Hill, . Y. Jack Merrill Logan . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lynn, Mass. .
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Fr a e �i·���t :ti:r P:�:�!.1: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::.· ::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·. Benlon S�dti°;� William Deeble Phillip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Providence, R. I. Robert White Pullen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Danforth Edward Frank Quarrington . . . .. . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Portland .
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New York, N . Y. Robert Howard Talbot . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . George Flint Taylor . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Farmington . . . . A ugusta Richard Appleton Tha er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Quincy, Mass. Alexander Francis Thompson . . . . . . . Presque Isle Keith Keirstead Thompson . . . . .. Fairhaven, Mass. Edwin Arnold Toolis Benon Stephen Topalian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brighton, Mass. '
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the forged Hardy editions which he had picked up here and abroad. The French Club provided one of the highlights of the w hole show-re freshments. The waitresses were all dressed in French Costume. The Geology Department off ered a unique exhibit of Maine Minerals. The German Club also dressed in costume and ser . ed refreshments on the other side of the Alum n ae Building.
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The Glee Club held its open house in the music room, while the International Relations Club presented a display of great historical interest. The M ath Club and K appa Phi Kappa gave exhibits. The Oracle display showed the process of engraving from the printed to the finished plate. Cover designs and a picture dis play was also part of the Oracle exhibit. The Outing Club showed stereopticon slides of a climb up Katahdin , with a display of snow and climbing equipment as an added attraction. Pi Gamma Mu showed a display of sociological m aps and graphs made by the students. Powder and Wig opened its workship for general in spection and at the same time a rehearsal for the Commencement Play was in progress. Pro fessor Colgan's Psychology department headed its long list of interesting apparatus with the lie detector.
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"Meet Colb Day' ha now become a regular feature in the program of Colli College. This year a careful preparation i beina made for this da ' h ich will be held on April 22nd. Each organization and societ will again en deavor to give the prospective student a general idea of the acti i ties at our college.
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AST fall four men and four women were chosen as cheerleaders for the newly formed cheering club organized by Vic Mahus and Mike Spina. They were Eleanor Mitchell, Mary Reynolds, Priscilla Jones, Ann Jones, M ike Spina, Vic Malius, Norris Dibble and �Allan Knight. Through the efforts of this club � mule was purchased and for the first time in several years Colby's official mascot para ded on the field. The club also sponsored several stirring rallies and a large bonfire on Colby night. The freshman baby parade was an interesting feature prior to the New Hampshire game. Several new cheers were added with exceptional response from the student body. Through the efforts of this club a stronger spirit was instilled in the hearts of the students, who in turn spurred their team to new heights on the gridiron last fall. Thus it is vital for the spirit of Colby that the students heartily sup port rallies and events sponsored by the cheer leader's club.
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fa ult showing as much interest i n the amu e ment as the students themselves. We see from the pictures accompan ing this article that Prexy was one of the first to draw his share of the food. Also the excellent form of Professor Chester as he reaches base safely. In summarizing the events of the afternoon we find that the umpiring was decidedly on the hady side. The faculty stars were n u merous in ever im1ing. The all aroun d form of ' Donkey" Morrow both at the plate and in the field was foremost i n the e ·es of all. Miss Duffy looked like Rabhit l\tlaranville at Short. Miss lar ' Mar-
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Erlolya Lou ise Ba on Oakland Betty Maud Barter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stonington Carolyn Maude Batson. . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Campobello, . B. Marilyn Bragdon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . White Plains, N. Y. Fran e Loui e Brewer . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Waterville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Berlin, N . H . orma Mae Brosius.. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . Fort Fairfield Christine Bru e. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Flagstaff Lydia Estelle Bryant. . . . . . . . . . . ... .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................................
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