TOM ELDER PROPERTY ALUMN1
OF
OFFICE
�thin
these covers . . . may you find recorded
reminders �f the Gollege which we have come to know and lo've ......that when the �ayf!ower Hill dream becomes a reality we can turn the pages �f this book and live again ... in memories of pleasant years at the {9/d Golby.
1940
ANNUA L
S ENI O R HARLEY M .
•
•
BUBAR •
•
RDWARD H. JENISON
•
PATRICIA THOMAS
Editor-in-Chief Women's Editor Business Mgr. •
OF
C O L BY
CO L LEGE
WATERVILLE,
MAINE
'ffio for nineteen years has rendered act-ive servz'ce to Golby Gollege who
i's
loved by all that know h-im
whose populari'ty is well evi'denced by a number of students regularly found about his ojjice To a man who finds happiness -in making other people happy the c:Jeni'or Glass of Golby Gollege respectfully dedz'cates the f9racle of I940.
God made his body large ... To hold the heart inside.
FRATERNITIES
AND
SORORITIES
COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION
AND
VIEWS
FACULTY SENIORS
IN FORMALS ORGANIZATIONS EVENTS DIRECTORY
AN D ADVERTISING
FRANKLIN JOHNSON President oj Colby College
A.B. Colby College 1 89 1 ; A.M. Colby Col lege, 1 894; L . H.D .. Colby College, 1 9 1 6; L L . D . , U n iversity of Maine, 1 933; L L. D., Brown U n iversity, 1 933.
Principal, Calais
( Me.) H igh School , 1 89 1 -94; Principal, Co bu rn Classical I nstitute, 1 894- 1 905; Principal, Morgan Park ( I ll.) Academy, 1 905-07; As sistant Principal, U n:versity of Chicago H igh School,
1 907-09; P ri ncipal, 1 909- 1 9; Pro
fessor of Educarion, Teachers' College (Co l umbia
U niversity),
Colby College, 1 929-.
1 9 1 9-29;
P resident,
Member, National
Education Association; Religious Education Association; Phi Beta Kappa.
NINETTA MAY RUN A.�I., LITT. D.
Dean of Women
T
D
E
D
ERNEST CUMMINGS MARRINER Dean of Men
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s
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CLARENCE HAYWARD WHITE, B.A., M.A., Liu.D. B.A. Amherst College, 1886. l\l.A. Amherst College 1902. l\Iember of tbe Colby Faculty since 1902. Litt.D. Colby College. 1929. Profe· or of the Greek Language and Literature from 1902-34. Pro fessor Emeritus since 1930. l\1ember of Phi Beta Kappa.
HERBERT CARLYLE LIBBY, B.A., Liu.D. B.A. Colby College 1902. B.A. Harvard Uninrsity 1904. Litt.D. Colby College, 1919. In tructor at Colby College 1909-12. As sistant Professor 1912-13. Professor of Public Speaking since 1913.
GEORGE FREE '.IAN PARMENTER, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Sc.D. B.S. Massachusem State College, 1900. !\I.A. Brown University, 1902. PhD. Brown University, 1903. Associate Professor at Colby College 1903-04. Sc.D. Colby College, 1916. Merrill Professor of Chemis try since 1904. Member of the American Chemical Societ)'.
NATHANIEL ERNE T WHEELER, B.S., B.Sc., M.Sc. BS. Colby College, 1909. B.Sc. and M.Sc. l\IcGill niversity 1911. Associate Professor of Physics at Colby College. 1920 Fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science. l\1ember American Association of Physics Teachers. American Physical So ciety. Society for the promotion of Engineering Education.
WEBSTER CHESTER, B.A., M.A., Sc.D. B.A. Colgate ni,·ersity, 1906. MA. J nstructor at Colby Academy 1900-02. 1903-05. Associate Professor. 1905-10. 1910. Sc.D. Colgate Un.iversity. 1934.
CURTI
Harvard Universit)', 1908. Instructor at Colby College. Professor of Biology since
HUGH MORROW, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.
B.A. and l\'l.A. Clark University, 1911. PhD . . Clark niversity, 1927. Assistant Librarian American Antiquarian Society, 1912-1920. Asso ciate Professor and Head of the Department of Economics, Colby Col lege. 1920-24'. Profe sor of Economics and Sociology, Colby College, 1924.
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THOMA BA.
BRYCE A HCRAFT, B.A., Ph.D.
niwrsity, Wake Forest College. 1906. Ph.D. Johns Hopkins of the Colby Faculty since 1911. Associate Profesrnr sor of l\[athematics since 1913.
1911. :\Iember 1911-13. Profe
CARL JEFFERSON WEBER B.A.,M.A.,(Oxon.), Litt.D. BA. Johns Hopkins University, 1914. M.A. (Oxon) Oxford Univ ersity, 1920. LittD . . Franklin and Marshall College, 1938. Assist,. ant Profess r of Colby College. 1922-23, Associate Professor 1923Robert Professor of English Lit 2 '. Profes or of Engli_h 1925-2 . erature ;ince 192 .
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LE TER FRANK WEEKS, B.A., M.A. B. . Colby C llege. 1915; M . A . Harvard U nive rs i ty. 1917. s sistant Profes•or of Chem i try al Colby College. 1918-1920 and 1922 As<ociatc Profes or of Chcmistr}" at Colby College s i nce 1922. Mem ber of Phi Beta Kappa.
EDW RD JOSEPH COLGA ,
. ., M.A.
. \ \. J hns l!opkin niver<il)'. 191+. l\l A. Harvard Uni,•ersity, 1920 .\la"achu,ett< I n -ti t utc of Tcc hn ol oi;;y , 1905-06. niversity of Lyon s . JQ19. Cni,ersity of Pari . 1911-22. Profe< o r o f Educa tion a n d P y chnlol!r at olby College ince 192+. \!ember of the American P ychnl ngr . ocietr. �aLionnl Education ociati n. American A c;oc i a t i on of cien American J\"ociation for the i\dvancement of c ience. '\J1i n:il Coun c i l o r of Kappa Phi Kappa.
E ERETT
FJ
K
TRO G,
.
. B.
AB. \\ e,leran diploma. 1922.
n i,•c r ity, 191 'ni,·ers i t r of Toul u,e, Fr a nce . ssociate ProIn st ructo r .n olb y Colle"e· 19-2-2 . fe,,or of .\fodcrn Lanl!Ual!C9 at Colby ollege <ince 1928.
WILLI
M
JOHN WTLKI
0
, B.
.,
.M.,
Pb.D.
B \. William and \I.try ol lel!c . 1902. Graduate s t udy at Princeton l'niver<ity. 190+-o-. Dean of Wa hington olle)?e, 1909-1 Honorary dci:ree of .\! ..\ . from Wc•leyan n iver- i t}', 1923. Columbia Univer,ity (.\!A. and P h . D . 192+) Washing ton o l lege (L L.D. 1924). Pro fe<sor of Hi tory at Colby ollegc, 192+-29. Profe sor of Hi tory at l' ni ,·er ity of \'ermont. 1929- ·o. l\!ember of Phi Beta Kappa. Member
of American Hi<torical sociation. Youth ..\ssociation. and .\merican
calf Advi ory Council of N a t ional Political cience s•ociHion.
CECIL A GU T
ROLLIN , B. ., M. .
B.A Colby College, 1917 . .\!. . H a r\'3rd nivcrsity. 1923. I nstruc tor n o lbr College 1919-26; As<i,t•nt Profe, or of E nglish. 19261929; ..\,,ociate Profe· or of En gli sh ince 19;0.
RTH R GA.LEI E
B.A
Col b y College.
TI
B. ., M.B.A.
J92j.
t\l.B A. Hanard Busine • Admin i, t ration. 1916. lt»trnct r >t Colby ollege, 1926-17. A sociate Profeosor. 191 ProfesS•'r of Busine<· Admin i< t rn ion since. Tre:t>urer of Colby C' liege.
JOHN FRANKLIN McCOY, A..B., A.M. Princeton ni ve r,i t y, 1922. A.l\I. H a rv a rd U niv e rsity, 1923 nivers i tie< of Frankfort-on-Lhe-l\lain and .\il un ich, Ger Certificate ma n )'. 192+-25. Certificate, 'niversit)' of Z u rick, Switzerland. 19j . AssociaLe Profes sor of l\fodern L:inguagei •t Colby College ince 1930. AB.
E CLIO HELIE, B.A., M.A. BA .\lc1\lla<Ler ni,•ersity, 1905. M.A. Clark n iversiLr, 1908. ln stn1ctor in French at Colby College. 1917. ssi sta n t Professor at Colby College, 1920-22 Associat e Profe;sor of l\lodern Languages a t Colby o l lege s i nce 1922.
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HANS CHRISTIAN THORY. B.A., M.A. BA University of Illinois. 1920. l\l.A. UniYersity of i\lichigan. 1929. ,\s.ociate Professor of Latin at Colby College since 1932. Secretary of the Facultr. l\lember of Phi Beta Kappa. and Kappa Delia Pi.
RICHARD JEWETT LOUGEE, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. B.S. Dartmouth College. 1927. l\l A. Universitr of Iichigan, 1929. Ph.D. Columbia niversity. 1938. Assistant Professor at niversity of \"ermont. 1935. .sistant Professor at Colby College. 1936-37. Associate Profes or of Geology at Colby College since 1939.
GILBERT FREDERICK LOEB , B.P.E., B.Sc., M.A. B P.E. pringfield College. 192 • B. c. in Education, ni,·er ity of P ittsburg. 1927, I.A. Columbia Uni\ersitr 1930. Graduate study at olumbia Uni,·ersitr. \'ice-President of New England Conference on .\thletics ln>tructor in Physical Education at Bates Summer School, 1929-37. 1\Iember of Kappa Pi Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa. and Kappa Delta Phi. As.ociate Professor of I lealth and Education at Colbv · ollegc since 19H.
ELMER CHAP '1A
WARREN, S.B., Ed. I.
,
B. :-.lassachu,elt> lmtiiute of Technologr, 1926. Instructor at Col by ollege 192 - "O. .hsistant Professor of I\ la thematics. 1930-3 . Ed.\I. Boston " ni \" ersit,·. 1933. ssociate Professor of \Iathematic >ince 193 . Regi>trar nd Director of the Personnel Bureau since 1933
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HERBERT LEE NEW 1AN, B.A.
,
.T.M., Ph.D.
.
ndover �ewton Theological In titute B. \. Colb)· College 191 . (B.D. 1922: T l\I. 1927). Instructor at Colby College 1922-26. Associate Professor of Religion since 1926. Ph.D. Bo ton n1veuty, 1939. 1\1ember of C\ational Hociation of Biblical Instruction and So ciety of Biblical Literature and E.<egesis.
MARY H
TCH MAR HALL A.B.,
1.A.. Ph.D.
A.B. \"a»ar College. 1924. l\L ale niversitr, 1928. Ph.D. Yale L.;niversitr. 1932. Instructor at Rockford College. 1927-29 Montana tate College. 1932-33. Instructor of En!!lish at Colby College. 1935-37. ssistant Profes<or of English 1937-'9. A.sociate Profcsrnr of Engli h since 1939. \!ember of Phi Betta Kappa.
�r, · .. . . ,
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W
LTER NELSON BRECKENRIDGE, B.S., M.A.
BS Tuft< Colle1>e. 1926. M.A. Tuft- College. 192 Instructor at Colby College. 1928-30. s i.tant Profe, or of Economics. 193037. A•sociate Profe.sor of Economics since 1937. Graduate studi• at ni,·ersity. l\Jember of Phi Beta Kappa. Columbia
WINTHROP HAMOR STANLEY, A.B. Farmin1non tate ormal chool. 1904. A.B. niversitir of l\laine. 1910 Instructor at Colb)' College 1920-25. Assistant Profe>rnr Physics since 1925. Member of Phi Bet3 Kappa.
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ELL
E
WOR TH WILLI
MILLETT,
B.
.
,
'1.
.
B . S Colby College, 192" Coach Waterv i lle High chool, 1925-27. lumbia !\I. A. niver i ty , 1939. A i tant Profe sor of Health and Physical duca tion >incc 1927 . Coach of llockei• a nd Fre.hm:in Footb:i ll. ' 1>LJnt oach of H.1 cba ll
MORG
THOM
N
RIFFCTH ,
. B., A.M., B.D.
. B. William Jewell College, 1912. A . M . W i l l i a m Jewell College, 1913 . B.D Roche ter Theolog ical Seminary, 19 15. Assistant Pro fe. ,or of H i tory s i nce 1926. A L Harvard niversiry, 1925. Member of the Maine Historical Societl', American H i torical Association. Pre,1dent of the l\Iaine Bapti't Hi torical Society. 1aine State Histori a n , 1939.
N.
ORWI
R
H, A.B.
B. .
niver.ity, 1931. B .S. Col umbia Univers i ty, l 9j2 . Ref A B Frie nJ< erence Department of 1ew York P ublic Library, 1931-36. J\,,istant P rofe·sor of Bibliography and Libra ria n since 1936.
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'. HA . B., .M., B.D., .T.l\I. B. Wake Fores t College, 19 11 A .l\! Wake Forest College, 19 13. .T.M . Andover-Newton B . D . lewton Theolog ical In titution, 192-1. ,chool of Theology, 193". si t•nt Profe or of P h i lo ophy since 192
LOWELL QUir
TO
GORDO
WI
LOW
MITH,
. B.,
. 1.
B. Bo-ton ni,·ers ity, 1929. A.M . HorvarJ nivel" i ty , 1930. 'ni,·ersity of Nancy. France !ember of Phi Beta Kappa. Assi tan Professor nf j\[odern Languages since 193 . A
ALFRED
KING
CH
PM
B.
.
, M.A.
B. Colby College. 1925. l\LA. Harvard, 1928. Instructor at Colb1 ollege 1928-3-1 . As i tant Professor of E ng l ish' since 193+. ]\[ember of Phi Beta Kappa. l\Tember of 'fodern Language A.socia tion.
NORMAN DUNBAR PA LMER, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A B. Colby College. 1930. LA. Yale University, 1932. Ph.D Yale University. 1936. Ins _ t ructor of Hi tory at Colby College, 1933-37 . Assistant Professor of History s i nce 1937. Member of P h i Beta Kappa. Member of American Hi,torical Association.
EDWARD
CILLEY
ROUNDY, B.S.
of Health a nd Physical Education at Colby College s i nce 1924. 19 I 5-17. Coach Hampden-Sidney College, I 920-2-1. Assistant Professor B.S. St. Lawrence U n iversity, 191-1. Coach St Lawrence' University,
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I AAC JACOB SCHOENBERG,
M.
., Ph.D .
.\LA ·nivcrsity of Jassy, Rumania Ph.D. niversity of Jassy. In .tructor at niver ity of Jassi-. International Research Fellow and Re,�arch A sistant at Cniversil)' of Chicago. Princeton Institute of Ad,·Jnced Study. 111>tructor of .\lathematics at warthmore College. Instructor of l\Iathematics at Colby College, 1936-37. Assistant Pro fe;s11r of .\lathematics ince 1937 l\fember of Phi Beta Kappa.
JOHN WHITE THOMAS, A.B. A.B. Bowdoin College .ince l 930.
1:
ALFRED
191 '.
Director of l\Iusic at Colbr
College
DGE McCOY, B . .
B. . Lafayelle College, 192-L Coach at :\onhea tern nl\·er·itr. rh si·tant Profe-rnr of H<alth ond Phy ical Education at Colbr College <ince 193 .\femher of Kappa Phi Kappa.
PHILIP
TEWART EITHER, A.B.,
I.A.
\.B. olbr College, 1930. .\LA. Han·ard UniYer.itr, 1939. Instruc tor in .\lodern Languages .ince l 93�. A member of Phi Beta Kappa and Kappa Phi Kappa.
•
JUNIA L. MOR E, M.A. !\I.A. Columbia lini\er ity. 1927 . .\>sociate Dean of Women. Colo rado State Teachers College. l 927-30. A sociate Dean of Women at Pennsyh·ania tate Teachers College, 1930-3 t. T nstructor of Phychol ssistanr Profesrnr of Psychology ogy at Colby ollege 1935-38. ince 19j . .\£ember of Kappa Delta Pi.
BARON LEA FINCH, A .B.,
'LA., Ph.D.
AB . DePauw niversit)'. 1927. .1.A. University of fichigan, 19'.?9. Ph.D. Uni,·ersity of r..Iichigan, 1933. In tructor at DePauw niversity 1927-2 . ln truclor at Uni,·ersity of .\licbigan, 1928-29. Instructor at ni\•ersity of Wiscon in, 1929-30. Instructor in Classical Lan guages at Colby College since 19H. A members of Phi Beta Kappa
A RTHUR WILLIAM ...,EEPE, A .B., M.C.S. A.B. Dartmouth College. 193 l. l\l C.S. Amos Tuck School of Busi ne s Admini tration 1932 Instructor of Business Administration at Colby College, 1937-39. Assistant Professor of Bu iness Administration since 1939. .\!ember of Phi Beta Kappa.
NORMAN CHE TER PERKINS, A.B., M.A. A.B. Colbr College, 1932. l\l.A. Uni\•ersity of . Iichigan. structor in Health and Ph)• ical Education since 1937.
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1939.
In
WENDALL A
RAY, A.B. M.A.,
GU TU
Ph.D.
PhD. niversity, 1932. Jl.1. Harv ard Ba1es College. 1932. A.B Private A si tant to Profc»or Grindell 1936 Han,ard niver>itr. al hemi>lry at Colb)' niversit)". ln;tru tor in Jon., at Harvard lege since 1938.
.
ALICE
PATTEE COMPARETTI, B.A., M.A..
HA. Rockford
allege. 19 0. l\l. A. C rnell ni,·ersit)', lnstru tor of En g li; h at Cornell Uni,•er.i1r. 193 . ,incc 193".
CH RLE
A
MEEK
Ph.D. 19 4 olhr
DER 0
Ph.D. allege
1
.B.,
. f.
niver itr of l\lichigan, A.B John.on Bible College. 1916. A. 1 Graduate >tUd)' at the niver ni v er. ity of Chicago and the 191 SJt)' of North arolina. 1\lember of Alpha Kappa Psi, Pi Kapp.1 outh Delia Kappa Kappa Psi . American Association of Pro f essors e r n Economic< A »ocia ti on. I n -truCLo r in Economic at Co lby ol leve since 1939.
H<\ROLD EDWJ
CL
RK,
.B..
L ..
B. .
allege. 1928. ;,LA. Colby C ol lege. 1929. B in Li . \.B. Colbr brary en ice :n ol u mbia and 'ew York tatc LibrJry. A� ... i..,tant 1.ihr:irian :it Colb)· 'o llege. A member o f Phi Beta Kappa
HE RY WEil TER
PU
GTON, Jr., B.A., A.M.,
Ph.D.
BA. mherst Colle,,e, 1930. Graduate study in Biology 1933-39 at J\mher.t College. We<leyan ni ,• ersitr, Columbia (A.l\[ 1937) and Cornell niYer-ity Ph.D. 1939). ln.t ru ctor in Biology •t Colby allege since 1939.
CARL LE
NART
CARL 0
, A.B .. A.M., Ph.D.
A.B. Brown niver ity, 1933. A.11'!. Br<:wn U'li,·ersitr. 1934. Ph.D Brown l"niversity, 1936. Assistant in English and Lecturer at B··own ninrrsity. A member of Phi Beta Kappa. A membe r of 1\!od rrn La n gu a ge Association. l nstructor in English at Colby College <ince 1937.
'IARJORIE FAW. A.B., B.D . . B. Gilford College. 1935. 1'.13 . lnstructor in Religion
BD ince
H ar t fo r d 1939.
Theological
MARJORIE RUSSELL DUFFEY, B.S. Di pl oma Iram Bouve-Boston B. . immons College, 1936. ucatio n since 1937.
School of Ph ysic al Education, 19 36. lnHructor in Health and Physical Ed
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Semi na r y.
VIRGINIA GARDNER, B.A., M.A. BA . . San Jose State College. San Jose. California. MA . . Teachers College Columbia UniYersity. 1938. Attended Summer School at Univ ersity of Southern California. l nstructor in Health and Physical Education at Colby College, 1939.
JOHN OBED PIPER, A.B., M.D.C.)f . A.B. Bates College, 1903. M.D. C i\L i\kGill University. A member of American 1edical As.ociation and American College of Phyoicians. College Ph)·sician at Colby College.
WILLIAM T. BOVIE. A.B., E.M., Ph.D., D.Sc. A.B. niversitr of :\!ichigan E I. niversitr of :\�issouri. Ph.D. Han-ard nl\"emrv. D.S. Albion College. Lecturer in Science at · Colby College.
JO EPH COB
RN SMITH, A.B., A.1\1.
AB . Colbr College. 1924. A.r-.1. Harvard University, 1926. Director of Publicity at Colby College since 1930. r-Iember of Phi Beta Kappa.
FRAN CJ
YEATON ARM TRONG
Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds at Colby C llei;e.
ERVENA GOODALE
UTH
A.B.
AB . . Colbi' College. 1924. Alumnae A£Sociate Secretary at ollege Project i\lanager of the Campaign for the Women's on i\layAower Hill.
Colby nion
SARAH W. PA TRICK Connecticut Williamantic Normal School, 1908 Institutional :\Ianage ment Course, Simmons College, 1920. Dietition at Colby College since 1923.
GARFIELD CECIL GODDARD, A.B. A.B. Colby College. 1929. Alumni Secretary f Phi Gamma Mu.
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Colby College. i\lember
C L A S S
O F F I C E R S
1940 HELEN B. BROWN
President GLEr YE
w. S:\IITH
f/ice-President R TH vv. MooRE Secretary-Treasurer
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LTA
1. ESTABROOK
President ELEA�OR B. p RPLE
Vice-President l\1ARY E. Ki
G
ecretary-Treasurer
I
94 2
MARILYN S. lRELAXD
President 1\1 RY LEE CONWAY Tlice-President
A TN B. ]ONES Secretary-Treasurer
I
PRISCILL
94 3 vV.
TWOMBLY
President ELIZ. BETH TOBEY
Vice-President BEATRICE L. TRAHAN
Secretary-Treasurer
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C L ASS
1940 E . LAKE President
EDWIN
E.
ROBERT BRUCE
//ice-President HARLEY
i. B BAR
Secretary-Treasurer
I
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]OHN \V. DAGGETT
President GILBERT A. PETERS
Vice-President ]OHN E . HAWES Secretary-Treasurer
19 4 2 C . HARDI President
BE IAH
G
D. SEA:'\IAK //ice-President
HAROLD
E . TucKER Secretary-Treasurer
WrLLIA:'-1
I
94 3
]OHN K. SHEPARD
President GEORGE w. BUR TETT
//ice-President LARRY \VEISS
Secretary-Treasurer
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O F F I C E R S
I S A BE L I snbel
CO X
A B B OTT
Union, Maine
Union High School.
Student League Secretary,
Sig m a Kappa Intra-mural Sports, 2;
3:
Pan Hellenic Council, Secretary, 3, Pre ident 4; Colby Scholarship, 2, 3, 4; rudent A
istant in Biology, 4; Athletic
umeral , I; Outing Club, 1, 2, 3,
4; Dean's Li t, 2, 3, 4: Bowen Society, 3, 4.
LY DIA
If/ aterboro, /If aine
Lydia \:Vaterboro High School. 3; Athletic
A B B OTT
Pi
Alpha Delta
Pan Hellenic Council, 3;
Student League Prize,
umerals, 1; Sorority Corre ponding Secretary; Clas ical Club, Club, I;
2, 3, 4, President, 4; Art
DOROTHY
Dean'
List, 3; Chapel Committee, 2.
E DY T HE
BAKE
Lawrence, Jl!f ass.
"Dot" Lawrence High School.
Entrance Scholarship;
Athletic Numerals,
brary Associate, 4; International Relations Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; French
1;
LiÂ
C lub ,
4;
Arts Club, 1, 2, 4: Camera Club, 4; Community Relations Committee, 3, 4.
MAR JORIE
ALI C E
B ERRY
Pl1i
Waterville, Maine
"Marge" Waterville High School.
Coburn Prize Speaking,
3;
Student
in Camera Society, 3, 4.
Biology, 4; Athletic Numerals, 2; International Relations Club, 1, 2; Club, 1, 2; Math Club, 3:
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Sorority Registrar, 4; Bowen
Mu
Assistant
RUTH
"Krummy"
E LE ANOR
BLAKE
Portland, Maine
F a lmouth H igh Schoo l. Ath let ic u m e r a ls, 1 ; C l ass Officer, Vice-Presid e nt, 1 ; Sec r e t a ry-Trea u re r, 3; S.C.A. C abi net, 3.
MARY
B ONNAR
New Bedford, Mass.
"May"
Phi
Jlu
New B e d fo r d H igh School. Transfer, Simmons Co llege. Athletic N u m e r a l , 3; Lib r a ry As ociate, 4; Soror i ty Office r, 3, + ; Germa n C lub, 3, + ; Outing Club, 3 ; C a m e ra C lub, 4; Dea n's List, +.
E LI Z A B E TH Elizabeth
FIT Z GE RAL D
Cambridge, Jl1ass.
B RE NNE R
Delta Delta Delta
Mi sou l a H i gh Schoo l. Mis o u l a , Mont a n a . C o lby C o l lege cho l a r h i p , 2, 3, 4 ; M a ry C a rve r Poetry P r i ze, 3; Pow d e r and Wig Play, 2, 3; orority Pre i d e n t, 4; A rt C lub, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pre i d e m 4 ; English Honor , 4; Dean' L i t, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; C h a p e l Committee, 4 .
JE AN
Jean
B RI DGE S
Waterville, Maine
Sigma Kappa
Waterville H igh School. Coburn P r i z e S p e a k i ng, 3; Athletic Nu m e r a l , 2; I n te rnation a l Rel ation s C l ub, I, + ; C a m e r a C l ub, 2, 4; Dean's List, 3; C l a s Officer, 3; S.C.A. Committee, 2, 3; S.C.A. C a b i net, 2, 3.
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HELEN
Helen
BULKLEY
BROWN
Cnmbridgr Mass.
Chi Omega
Buck i ngh a m chool. Tr an fe r, Smith College. H ockey, 3 ; Tenn i s, 3 ; \\ . A . A . , 4 ; I nt ra m u r a l port , 3 ; Colby Weekend Committee, 3, 4 ;. tudent A i ta nt, Phy ica l E d ucation, 4 ; Ath letic umeral , 3 ; \ Vh i te Mule B o a rd, � · I nternational Relation lub, 4 ; A rt lub, 4 ; Outing C l ub, 4 ; Cl a ss Pre i d ent, 4.
PHYLLIS
"Phy!"
ANN
CHAPMAN
Portland, Tl/nine
Chi Omega
Dee r i ng H igh hool . tudent League, 4 ; C a p and Gown, ec reta ry, 4 ; Colby 'Weekend Committee, 3 ; Da ughter of Colby, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Powder and \\ ig Pl ay, 3 ; Athletic umerals, 1 ; Sorority Officer 3 ; Powd e r and Wig, ight C h a i rman, 4 ; 3, 4 ; Outing Cl ub, 1; Queen' A tten d a nt, 3 ; Colby C la Pre i d ent, 3 ; . C . A . abinet, 3 .
MARJORIE
".1farge'
ELIZABETH
Wellesley Hills, Mass.
CHASE
Delta Delta Delta
\Vel lesley H igh chool. Tenni , 2; I nt r a m u r a l port , 1, 2; W i nter C a r nival Committee, 2, 3, 4 ; Colby \ \ eekend Committee, 3 ; Athletic Numeral s, 2' Glee Cl ub, 1, 2; A rt C l ub, 1 ; Outing Cl ub, 1 , 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 ; Bowen ociety, 3, 4 ; .C.A. Cabinet, 2, 3 , 4.
MARJORIE
DAY
West Roxbury, Mass.
".1fargie"
Clzi Omega
G i r l ' Latin Sch ool. W.A.A., 4 ; I nt r a m u r a l port , 1, 2; Athletic umer a l s, 1 ; Librar A oci ate, 4; Soro rity Secreta ry, 4 ; I n ternational Relations C l u b, 2, 3 ; Ge rman C l ub, 3 ; A rts Cl ub, 1 , 3, 4 ; Outing C lub, 2 ; Dean's L i t, 2 , 3, 4 ; S.C.A. Committee, 2; .C.A. Secreta ry, 2 .
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RUTH
"Ruthie"
E LINOR
E ME RSON
Northfield, Vermont
Green Mountai n J u oi o r College. L ib r a ry As o ci ate, 3, 4; Outing C lu b, 3 ; S.C .A. Committee, 4.
LY DIA
MURIE L
FARNHAM
Belgrade, 1'11aine
"Lee"
Be lgr ade H igh S chool. Volley Ba l l , 2 ; H a m l i n P r i ze p e a king, 1 , 2nd p r i ze ; Sophomore D e cl a m ation, 2, 2n d p r i ze ; Coburn P r i ze pe a king, 2, 3 rd p ri ze ; Entra nce S chol a rsh ip ; Co lby cho l a r h i p, 2, 3 ; Trave l l i cho l a rh i p , 4; E d w a r d Pe r kin Geology P r i ze, 2 ; Ath l e t i c :'-Jume ral , 2 ; Dean's L i _t , I, 2, 3 4.
E LLE N
MARIA
Waterville,
Ellen
FIT CH
JI/ aine
Phi Mu
\Vatervill e H igh School . P a o H e l leni c Cou n ci l , 3, 4; Ath leti c N um e r a l , 2 ; o rority Tre a u re r, 2, 3 ; Internation a l Relations C lub, 1 2, 3, 4; D e a n ' L i t, 3 ; . C.A. C ab i net, 3 .
RUTH
"Ruthie"
KING
GOUL D
ewton Cenlre, Mass.
Chi Omega
ewton H igh ch oo l. t ud eot League, 4; Pan H e l l e n i c Counci l , 3, 4 ; W i n t e r C a rn i v a l Commi ttee, 2, 3 ; Co lby Weekend Comm i ttee, 4 ; cho l a rsh i p , 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Da ugh te r of Co lby, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Ath l e t i c u m e r a l , 2 ; E cho Boa r d, 2, 3, 4; 'Vhite M u l e Bo a r d , 4; I nte r n a tion a l Rela tion C lub, 1 2 ; Powd e r a n d V/ig, 3 , 4; G e r m a n C lu b, 2 ; Art C l ub, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 , S e creta ry, 2 ; Outing C l ub, 1, 2 ; E d itor of H a nd book, 4; D e a n ' Li t, 1 , 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. Committee, 2, 3 ; . .A. C a bi net, 2, 3 .
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FRANCES "Fran''
CLINTON
Sral Cove,
Pemetic High
chool.
Mai11t
Phi
cholar hip, I;
Fre'hman
GRAY
eneral
4; Powder and Wig Play, 3; Library A sociate, 3, 4 ; International lub,
Relation
I,
lub,
ecretary, 2; Art
3,
+;
Powder and
orority Wig,
lub, 3, +; Dean's Li.t, 1, 2, 3, +;
NANNABELLE "Nan"
Mu
ch lar bip , 2, 3, 3,
ecretary, +; +;
Cla
ical
.A. Cabinet, 2.
.
GRAY
Presque Isle, Afaine
Presque hie High
tudent League, I, +;
chool.
Volley Ball,
l;
ap and
Gown, Pre ident, +; Tenni , 1, 2; \Vinter Carnival Committee, I, 3; Ath Library As ociate, 3;
1;
letic Numeral ,
orority Officer, 3,
Echo Board, 2; White Mule Board, 3, +; 1, 2, 3, +; Arts Club, 2; Outing \Vho, +; 3
.C.
. Ofif cer, 3, +;
+; Honors Cour'e,
4,
Chaplain, +;
oncert Board, 3, +; Glee
lub, 1, 2, 3;
tudent
lub,
of America, \Vho's
ndergraduate Member of Alumnae Council,
ocial Technology, 3,
VIRGINIA
4;
Dean'
E DITH
Li t, 3.
GRAY
Cam bridge, ill ass.
"Jinny" Cambridge High 3, +; General
chool.
Basketball,
cholarship, 2, 3, +;
Numeral, 1; C, 2;
1, 2, 3; Cap and Gown, +; W.A.A., tudent A
Library As ociate,
3, +;
i tant, History, +; Athletic
International Relations Club,
1, 2, 3, +; Art Club, 1 2; Outing Club, 1; Chapel and As embly Committee, 3; Co-Chairman Colby Night, +
·
Dean·
Li t, 1, 2, 3, +; Clas- Vice-Pre ·i
dent 2; Honors Cour e in Hi�tory, +.
HUL DAH
HOLT
Fort Fairfield, Maine
Louise Pine
LOUISE
Manor
Sports.
Junior
Badminton
lations Club,
College.
Winner,
4.
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3;
Tran fer, Sorority
Wellesl'ey President,
Chi College. +;
Omega
Intramural
International
Re
MARGARE T
"Peggy"
LOUISE
JOHNSON
Uilo, !\,Jaine
Phi Mu
Mi lo H i gh School . Gen e r a l cho l a rship, 1, 2, 3, 4; Po wd e r and Wig P l ay, 3 ; Cla u m e r a l s 1 ; W e a r e r of "C, ' 4; Sorority President, 4 ; Inter n ation a l Rel ati ons C lub, 1 ; Po wd e r and vVig, 3 , 4; Fren ch C l ub, 2, 3, 4, e creta ry 3 , V i c'e Presid ent, 4 ; C am e r a C lub, 2 ; D e an's L i s t, 2, 3, + ; Y.\ .C.A. Boa rd, 3 ; H o us e C h a i rm a n, 3 ; Se cond P r i ze i n German, 2.
NORMA
E LIZABE TH
orma
LE PPANE N
Ashburnham, i\llass.
C u s h i ng A cad emy. a rsity H o ckey, 2; General S chola rship, 1, 2, 3 4 ; C l a ss ume ral , 1 ; W e a r e r o f "C ", + ; L i b r a ry A o ci ate, 3 , 4 ; Inte rn a tional Relations C l u b, 2, 4 ; F r e n ch C l u b, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Trea u r e r, 4 ; German C l ub, 4; A rts C l u b, 4 ; Reading Room Committee C h a i rm an, 4 ; D e a n 's L i t, 1, 2, 3, 4.
M A RG E R Y LIE R R E E D
Worcesler, Mass.
"A-large"
Delta Delta Delta
South H igh chool. H o ckey, 2 ; Ba ketb a l l, 2; Pan H e l l e n i c Coun ci l , 3, + ; Colby Weekend Com m i t t'ee, 1 ; C l ass u m e r a l s, 2 ; Dean s L ist, 3 ; C l ass Pre id ent, 1 .
SHIRLE Y
MA D DOCKS
Millinocket, Maine
Shirley Ri ck e r J unior Col lege.
JUANITA
Cla
i ca l C l u b, 3 , +, S e cretary-Trea surer, 4; Dea n's
Li t, 4.
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PRISCILLA
BRUCE
MAILE Y
Andover, Mass.
"Pat"
Chi O mega
Abbot Acad emy Andover, Ma . H a l l P r e ident, 4 ; H o ckey, 1, · 2, 3; In tramural port , 2 ; Cla u rne r a l , 1 ; orority ffi.ce r, 3 , 4 · I nternationa l Rel ation C l ub, 2, 3, 4 ; Glee C l ub, 1 2, 3, 4 ; Campu Relation Committee, 3 ; tudent Chri ti an A oci ation C ab i net, 3.
BARBARA Barbara
NA DINE
MITCHELL
Waterville, Maine
Sig ma Kappa
Waterv i l l e H igh chool. Student Le ague Trea u r e r, 4 ; Colby Weekend Comm ittee, 4 ; Wo rk hop P l ays, 3 ; Powd e r and Wig Play 3 ; Cla umer al , 2 ; Soro r i ty Offic e r, 2, 3 ; I nternational Rel a t i on C lu b, 1; Pow d e r and Wig, 3 , 4 , V i c e Pre id ent, 4 ; Outing C l ub, 4.
RUT H Ruth
MOORE
Waterville, Maine
Delta Delta
Delta
Waterv i l l e H igh School. C l a s u rne r als, 2 ; Soror i t y Office r, 4 ; A rt C lub, 3 ; H onors in Soci a l Technology ; C l a s Secreta ry-Trea u rer, 4 ; Bowen Society, 3 , 4 , Treasurer 4.
MIL DRE D "Betty''
E LIZABE TH Waterville, Maine
PE RKINS Sigma Kappa
Waterv i l l e H igh School. Student A s i tant in the L i b r a ry, 2, 3 , 4; I nt e r national Rel ations C lub, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; C l ass umerals, 2 ; L i b r a ry Associate, 4.
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CON S TAN CE "Connie"
JO S E PHINE
PRATT A lp h a Delta Pi
Barre, Mass.
Ba r re H igh School. Pan H e l l e n i c Council, 3, 4; G e n e r a l Schola rship, 4; D a ught e r of Col by, 1 , 2, 3, 4; C l ass lumera ls, 2 ; Soro rity Officer, 3, 4 ; Chi E p ilon Mu, 4 ; Internationa l Rel a t ions C l ub, 3; Art C l ub, 2, 3, 4 ; Outing C l u b, 2, 3, 4.
OLIVE
O CTAVIA
PULLE N Chi
Amity, Maine
Olive
O m ega
Ricke r C l a i ca l I nstitute. \\ ood man Scho l a r h i p, 3; Genera l Schol a rship, Li b r a ry A ociate, 4 ; E cho Boa rd , 3 ; W h i te Mule Boa rd, 3 , 4, \Â¥omen's Ed itor, 4 ; Arts C l ub, 4; Out i ng C l ub, 3; D e an Li t, 3, 4.
4;
KATHE R Y N "Kay"
E LLE N
Waterville, l\1aine
RE N Y Delta Delta
Delta
oro ri ty Officer, 4; InterWatervi l l e H igh School. C l a .s Num e r a l , 2; n ation a l R e l a t ions C l ub, 2, 4; Outing C l ub, 4; Bowen ociety, 3, 4.
A DRIANNA "Pat"
PATRI CIA Brooklyn, N. Y.
RO DGER S Delta Delta Delta
Tra n fer Long I l a n d Un ive r s ity. Student A i tant i n Biology, 4; Glee C l u b, 4 ; Ou ting C l u b, 3; Bowen Society, 3, 4.
RUTH
ELIZABETH
ROWELL
If/ aterville, Maine
"Ronny"
Waterville H igh School . C l a national Relation C l u b , 1 , 2, 3 , Dean' L i t, 3 .
DORIS
Delta Delta Delta
�u m e r a l +;
, 2 ; oro r i ty Officer, 3, 4 ; Inter Glee C l ub, 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Chapel Cho i r, 4 ;
AU DREY
RUSSELL
Dedliam, J\l ass.
Dedham H i gh chool. General cho l a r h i p , 1 ; Wood man cho l a r h i p , 2, 3, 4; Art s Club Pl ay, 2 ; Cla s Numeral , 2 ; Library A oci ate, 3, 4 ; Inter national Re l a tion Cl ub, 1 , 2, 3 , +; French Cl ub, + ; Germ an Cl ub, 4 ; Art Cl ub, 1 , 2, 3, +, P r ogram h a i rman, +; Boa rd m a n oci ety, 3, 4; tudent C h r i tian A oci ation Peace Committee, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Student Chri tiaa oci ation C a b inet, 3.
MIN DELLA
SIL VERMAN
Portland, Maine
ilfindella
Gene r a l Schol a 1 shi p, 2, 3, 4 ; Student Assistant in Socio logy, 3, 4 ; L i b r a r y Associate, 3 , 4 ; P i G a m m a Mu, 3 , 4 ; Secreta ry, 4 ; International Rel ation C l ub, 1 , 2, 3 , Trea surer, 2, 3 ; Powder and Wig, 3 , 4 ; rt C l ub 2, 3, 4, Program Ch a i rm a n, 3, V ice-President, 4 ; Dean s Li t, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; C l a s Treasure r, 1 ; Student C h ri st i a n As oci atioa, I nte rfaith Committee, 2, 3 ; Student C h ristian Association C a binet, 3 ; Honor Cour e i n Soci al Tech nology ; Athletic Numera ls, 2.
E DNA "Slats"
IRENE
SLATER
Waterbury, Conn.
Sigma Kappa
C rosby H igh School. H am l i n Prize Speaking Contest, 1 st Prize, 1 ; Coburn Prize Spe a k i ng Coate t, 1 ; Sophomore Declamation, 1st p r ize, 1 ; Cobu rn Prize Speaking Contest, 2 ; Mu rray Prize D ebate, 2 ; Coburn P r i ze Spea k i ng Contest, 3, tied fo r 2nd p l ace ; H al lowel l Prize Speaking Contest, 3 ; En t r ance Scho l a rship, 1 ; Wood man Scho la rsh i p , 4 ; D ramatic A rts Pl ay, 3 ; Commencement Pl ay, 3 ; Powder and Wig Play, 4 ; Cl ass Num eral , 2 ; So rority Office r, 3 ; D ebating C l u b, 2 ; Pow d e r and Wig, 3, 4, Secreta ry-Trea u re r, 4 ; Glee Cl ub, 1, 2, 3, 4, Women's Presi dent, 4 ; D e a n s L ist, 3 ; Stu dent Chri tian A sociation Committee on D rama, 2 ; Student Chri tian A soci ation C a bi net, 4.
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GLE NYE S "Glen"
WILTON A ifred,
SMITH
JI[aine
B i d d efo r d H igh School. V o l l ey B a l l, 2; Gen e r a l Sch o l a r hip, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; C l a ss Num e r a l 2 ; L i b r a ry A oci ate, 4 ; Inte rnational Relation C l ub, 4; D e a n s L i t, 2, 3, 4; C l ass ice-Pre id ent, 4.
MARGE RY
WY CKOFF
SMITH
Washington, D. C.
Margery
B r i m m e r School. \Vinter C a rnival Committee, 1 ; Coburn P r i ze Speaking Contest, 1 ; Gene r a l Sch o l a r h i p , 3, 4; Y.W.C.A. P l ay, 1, 2; Commencement P l ay, 1 ; C l ass u m e r a ls, 1 ; L i b r a ry A ssocia te, 3 , 4 ; Echo Board, 2 ; Inter足 n at i o n a l R e l a tions C l ub, 1, 2 ; Pow d e r a n d VVig, 1 , 2 , 3 , 4, Progr a m C h a i r 足 man, 4 ; A r t s C l ub, 1 , 2, 3 , 4, C l a ss Rep re eatative, 3, 4 ; Honors Cou rse i a Engl ish, 4 ; D e a n 's L i t, 2, 3 , 4 ; S tu d e a t C h r isti an Associ ation Committee o a D r a m a , 3 ; Student C h r i s t i a n A oci atioa C abi net, 3 .
DEBORAH "Debbie"
E LIZABE TH
STILLINGS
or/Ii A ndover, Mass.
Johnson H igh. L i b r a ry A sociate, 4; Iate r a a tioa a l Relations C l ub, 2, 3 ; A rts C l u b, 1 , 2, 3 , 4; C a m e r a C l u b, 2, 3 , 4 ; H o u e Ch a i r m a n , 3 .
E LE ANOR ''Sto n ey"
LOUISE
STONE
Sanford, Maine
Chi O m ega
Alfred H igh School. Student L e ague Sophomore Represent a t i ve, Vice-Pre i d e n t, 3, Pre id ent, 4 ; C a p a n d Gown, 4 ; Teaai 2 ; Colb_ Weekend Com足 m ittee, 4 ; Woo d m a n Schol a r h i p, 2, 3 , 4 ; Clas Nu m e r a l , 1; L i b r a ry As足 soci a te, 3, 4; orority Officer, 3 ; Inte rnation a l Rel a tions C l ub, 1 2, 3, 4 ; tudent Who' "Vh o i n American Un i ve r itie and C o l l ege .
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PATRI CIA "Pat"
AN NE
THOMAS
Waterville, Maine
Sig m a Kappa
Cobu r n Cla ical I n-titute. Tran fe r from B r a d ford Junior Coll ege. O ra cle Boa rd, 2, 3 , 4, Women' Ed ito r, + ; I n ternationa l Relation 'C l ub, 3 , 4 ; F rench C l u b, 2, 3 , 4; Glee C l ub, 2, 3 , + ; C h a p e l Choir, 2 , 3, + ; Dean's L ist, 2, 3 , 4; Honor Course i n H i t ory, +.
ALLEE N !I Ileen
THOMPS O N
Waterville, Maine
Sigma Kappa
D a ughte r of Colby, 1 , 2 , 3 , + ; A rt Club Pl ay, 2; Cla 1umerals, 2 ; L i bra ry Assoc i a te, 3 , 4; Soro rity Office r, 3 , 4 ; Oracle Board, + ; International Re lations C l ub, 1 ; A rt C l ub, 1, 2 , 4; Dean' Li st, 3.
CO N S TA N CE "Connie"
T IL LEY
Ashland, 1Uaine
lllpha , Delta Pi
A h l a n d H igh School. Tran-fer from Antioch. I nt r a m u r a l Sports, 2 ; 4th p r i ze , C am e r a Club Print; D a ughter o f Colby, 2 , 3, + ; I nternation a l Re l ations C l ub, 2 ; Outing C l ub, 2, 3 , + ; Camera C l ub, 2 , 3, 4, V ice- Presi d ent, +.
B AR B ARA "Barb"
ELIZA B ETH Oakland, Maine
TO W LE Chi O m ega
Wi l l iams H igh School. H ockey, 1, 2; Vol ley B a l l , 1 ; Basketball, 1 ; C a p a n d Gown, 4 ; T e n n i , 1 1 2 ; W.A.A. 1 1 2 , 3 , 4 ; C l ass Representative, 1 , 2 , V ice-President, 3 , President, 4 ; Cha i rm a ..- \.Vinter C a rniva l B a l l , 3 ; Lel i a M . Forste r Prize, 1 ; W e a r e r of " C " 1 ; S p ec i a l Athletic a w a rd , 2 ; Glee C lub, 1 , 2, 3 , 4; Outing C lub, 1 , 2 , 3, Governing Bo ard, 2, V ice-Pre i de nt, 3 ; C am e r a C lub, 1 , 2, 3 ; President of M a ine I nt e rco l l egi ate Outing C l u b As soci ation ; De an's L i st, 1 .
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E LI Z A B E TH " B abs"
JE A N
WAL DE N
Greenville, Maine
S ig m a Kappa
Greenvi l l e H igh School. Student League J un i o r Representative ; C o l by Weekend Comm i ttee, 2 ; D a ugh ter of C o l by, 1 , 2, 3, + ; Arts C l u b P l ay, 3 ; C l a s Num e r al s, 2 ; So ro rity Officer, 2, 3 ; Sorori ty Rep resentative to Re gion a l Convention ; Chi E p i lon M u , 3, +, Secreta ry-Tre a s u r e r, 4 ; I n te r n ation a l R e l a t ions C lub, 3, 4 ; G e r m a n C l ub, 2 ; G l e e C l ub, 1, 2, 3 ; A rts C l u b, 3 , 4 ; C ha pe l Comm ittee, 2 ; D e an ' s Li t, 1, 2 , 3, + ; C l a s s President, 2.
E LI Z A B E TH " B eth"
CARROLL
WE S COTT
Bluelzill, Maine
Sig m a Kappa
Geo rge Stevens Aca d e my. Gene r a l Sch o l a rs h i p , 1, 2, 4 ; Wood m a n F u n d , 3 , 4 ; D a ught e r of C o l by, 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; C l a s u mera ls, 1 ; Soror i ty Officer, 2, 4 ; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Rel a tions C l u b, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Ans C lub, 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Honors Cou rse i n H istory, + ; D e a n's L ist, 1 , 3 , + ; Student Christian Associ at i o n I at e rcol l egiate Committee, 3 .
JULIA "Julie"
COL B Y
WHE E LE R
Waterville, Alaine
S ig m a Kappa
Coburn C l a s i c a l In t i tute. D a ugh te r of Colby, 1, 2, 3, + ; C l a s 2 ; B o a r d m a n Soci e ty, 3 , +, Soci a l Committee, +.
MARY Mary
LOUIS E
Numerals,
WH E E LE R
Waterville, Maine
Sig m a Kappa
W a tervil le H igh School. Ten n i , 2 ; D a ughte r of Colby, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; C l a s Num e r a l s , 1 ; W e a r e r of "C ' 2 ; C h i Epsilon M u, 3, + ; Soro r i ty Officer, 2, 3, 4 ; Inte rn ation a l Re l a tion C l ub, 1 ; M at h C l ub, 3, +, Vice-P resident, 4 ; C am e r a C lu b, 2 ; H o n o rs C o u rs e i n Soci a l Technology ; De an's List, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Student C h r isti a n A ocia tion Confe re nce Comm ittee, 3 ; S. C . A. C a binet, 2.
CLARI CE "Claire"
ELA I N E
WI N SLOW
As hi and, Maine
Ricker J un io r Coll ege. Rick e r Outing Cl ub, 2.
RAYE Raye
chol a r h i p , 2 ;
· en e r a l
chol a r h i p, 3 ,
4;
WI N SLOW
Ray mond, Maine
Delta Delta
Delta
umeral , 1 ; o rority Officer, 3 , 4 ; Attend ant F ryeburg Acad emy. C l a to C a rn iv a l Queen, 2 ; Attendant to Junior V.Teekend Qu een, 1 , 2.
FRA N CIS "Fran"
BLY N N E
ALLE N
Newcastle, Maine
Kappa Delta Rho
L i ncol n Academy. tudent Cou nci l, 3 ; Football, 1, 2, 3, N umerals 1, Letter, 3 ; Track,\ 1, 2, 3, 4, ume r a l s 1, Lette r, 2, 3, Co-C aptain, 4 ; Basketba l l , Numera l s, 1 ; Intramural Sports, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Colby Weekend Committee, 3 ; Scho l a rshi p s, 1 , 2, 3 , K l i ng, 1 , Ge neral, 2, 3 ; Student L i b r a ry A istant, 2, 3 ; Fraternity Trea_urer, 3 ; C l a s Pre i d ent, 3 .
PH ILIP
FRE DERI CK
ALLEN
Oakland, Maine
"Phil"
\Vate r v i l l e H igh School. Glee Cl ub, 1 , 2.
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Footb a l l, 1 ; B a n d ,
1, 2, 3;
Sch ol arship, 3, 4 ;
PR I N CE "Fire-hose"
DRUMMON D New Bedford,
"illass.
B E A CH Delta Kappa Epsilon
New B e d fo r d H igh School. Footb a l l, 1 , 2, 3, u m e r a l s, 1, Letter, 2 ; Track, N um e r al s, 1 ; B a sk e tb a l l , Num e r a l , 1 ; I n t r a m u r a l Sports, 2, 3 , 4 ; Son of Colby, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; F r a t e r n i ty O fficer, Vice-Pr e s i d e n t, 3 , Pre i d ent, 4 ; Outing C l u b, 2, 3, 4 ; B owen Society, 3, 4, Vice-Pre i d e nt, 4.
MY RON
GARLAN D
"Jll! ike"
B E RRY
Tilton, N. H.
Tilton School fo r Boys. K l i ng Schol a r on of Col by, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; C h i E p iloo ice-President, 4 ; G e r m a n C l ub, 2, 3 ; C a m e r a C l u b, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Dean's L i t,
RUSSE LL
L a m bda Chi Alpha
hip, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; German 1 t Pri ze, 2 ; M u , 3, 4 ; C h i G a m m a igma, 3 , 4, M a th C l u b, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Sec.-Trea ., 4 ; 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; O u t i ng C l u b 3.
MAL COLM
B I RT W I ST LE
A u bu rn, R. I.
"Bert"
L a m bda Clzi A lpha
C r a n ston H i gh Schoo l. Track, 1, 2, u m e r a l , 1 ; I n t r a m u r a l Sport , 1, 2, 3 , 4; V\Tinter C a rn iv a l Comm i ttee, 2, 3 , 4 ; Gene r a l Sch o l a r h i p, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; tu d ent A si t a n t, C h e m i t ry ; F r a t e rn ity Officer, 4 ; C h i Ep i lon M u , 3, 4 ; O u ting C l u b, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; C amera C l ub, 1 , 2 ; D e a n s L i t, 1 , 3 , 4 .
FRE D "Squ irrel"
B LUME NT H AL
New York,
. Y.
Tau Delta Phi
F r a n k l i n School. Football M a nager, I, 2 ; I n tra m u r a l port , 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Frate r n i ty Officer, 3 , 4 ; I nte rnati o n a l Relation C l u b, 2, 3, 4 ; Outing C l ub, 2, 3 , 4 ; D e a n '
Li t, 3 .
RU FUS "Ruf"
BRA CKLE Y
Stro119, Maine
L a m bda Chi Alpha
Strong H igh chool. Intramu r a l Spo rts, 1, 2, +; Sophomore Decl amation, 2 ; Student A i tant i n Mathem atics, 2 ; l a th C l ub, 4.
B R E W ST E R A L L E N B R A N Z "Bruce''
Lawrence, Jl!lass.
Tau Delta Phi
L awrence H igh School. Footb a l l, umeral , 1 ; Track, 1, 3, 4, Man ager, 3, Manager's Letter, 4 ; Ba eball, Assistant Manager, 2 ; I ntramural Sports, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; F reshman Speaking Coote t, I ; General cho l a rship, 2, 3, + ; F r atern ity Officer, 3 , 4, Presid ent, 4 ; C h i Ep i lon Mu, 3 , 4 ; Outing C l ub, I , 2, 3 ; M anager Cl ub, 2, 3, 4 ; l nte rfraternity Council, 4 ; Dean's L i t, 1 .
T OM
YE ARIAN
" To m "
BRE N¡NE R
Grant, Jl!fo ntana
Sig m a f/lpha Epsilon
Beaverh e a d County H igh School. Transfer, Un iversity of Montana.
E UGENE
ROBE RT Ja m aica, N. Y.
"Bob"
BRUCE P!ti Delta Theta
Jama ica H igh School. Stud ent Council, 2, 3, Vice-Pre ident 3 ; Footb a l l, I , 2 , 3, + , _ umerals, 1 , Lette r, 2 , 3, C aptain, 1 , 4 ; Track, 1 ; I ntramural Sports, 2, 3, + ; Colby ¡weekend Committee, 2 ; Good win Prize Speak ing, 3 ; Levine Prize Speak ing, 3 ; Gene r a l Scholar hip, 2, 3, 4 ; Student Assi tant in Public Speak ing Depa rtment, 4 ; F ratern ity Officer, 2, 3, 4; I nternation a l Rel ations C lu b, 3 ; Debating C l ub, 4; Pi Kappa Delta, 4 ; C l a s Officer, 2, 3, +; Dean's L i t, I , 3.
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H ARLE Y
MARSH MAN H o ulton, 1\1aine
"Hal"
B U B AR A lp h a Tau O m ega
Rick e r C l a ss ica l I nstitute a n d J u n i o r College. Student Council C h a p l a i n , 4 ; Footb a l l , 2, 3 , 4 ; Tr ack, 2, 3 , 4, Lette r i n e ach ; I n t r a m u r a l Sports, 2, 3 , + ; Goodw i n P r i z e S p e a k i ng, 3 ; Gener a l Schol a rship, 3 , 4 ; Fraternity Trea ur er, 3 , President, 4; O r ac l e Boa rd, 3 , 4 , E d i tor-in-Chief, 4 ; I ntern ation a l Rel ations C lub, 3, 4 ; C a m e r a C l ub, 3 , 4 ; V ice-C h a i r m a n of I nt e rfr a te rnity Council, 4 ; C l ass Secreta ry-Tre asurer, 4; S. C. A. Comm ittee, 3, 4 ; S. C. A . Office r, 3 , 4, P1 e s i d e nt, 4 ; S . C . A . Cabi n et, 4 ; I n W h o ' s W h o i n A m e rican Col leges.
JA ME S
MOULTON
"Jim"
B UNT I N G
Portland, Maine
Kappa Delta Rho
Deering H igh School. Golf, 1, 2, 3 , 4; I n t r a m u r a l Spo rts, 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Ge n eral Scho l a r h i p , 2, 3 , 4 ; Frate rnity Office r, 2, 3 , 4 ; French C l ub, 1 , 2, 3 , +, President, 4 ; A merican Student nion, 4 ; Dean's List, 4.
ALT ON A lt o n
JOSE PH
B URNS
N o r t h B a ncroft, Maine
H iggins C l assica l I nstitute. Ricke r J unior C o l l ege. 4 ; Gener a l Schol a rs h i p , 3, 4.
H O R ACE H orace
FRE E MAN Wayne, Maine
A lpha Tau O m ega
Intra m u r a l Sports, 3,
B URR L a m bda Chi A lpha
Winthro p H igh School. I n t r a m u r a l Sports, 1 , 4 ; General Sch o l a rship, 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; I n te r n ation a l R e l ations C l ub, + ; Clas ica l C l ub, 4 ; Glee C l u b, 1 , 2 , 3 , 4, Assistant M a n ager, 3 ; C h a p e l C h o i r, 3 , +.
LLOY D
WINSTON
Lloyd
BUZZE LL
Waterville, Maine
Good W i l l H igh School. Gen e r a l chol a r h i p, 1 , 2 ; Trave l l i Sch o l a rship, 3, 4 ; L i b r a ry A oci ate, 3 , 4 ; French l ub, 3 , 4 ; Dean's Li t, 1, 2, 3 , 4.
CHARLE S
HAROL D
Alpha Tau O mega
Farm ing/on, Maine
"Chu ck"
CAR D
Farmi ngton H igh School. Tra nsfe r, F a r m i ngton Normal School. C ross Country, 3 , 4, Lette r, 3 , C a p t a in, 4 ; Track, 3 , 4 ; Good win Prize S p e a k ing, 3 ; Woodm a n Fund, 3 , 4 ; F raternity C h a p l a in, 4 ; I ntern ation a l Rel ation Cl ub, 4 ; S.C.A. Com m i ttee, 4.
ROBERT "B o b"
BE RNAR D
CARR
Norridgewock, Maine
Norri dgewock H igh School. I nt r a m u r a l Sport , 2 ; Competitive Sch o l a rs h i p, 1 ; Gen e r a l Schol a rship, 2 ; Tr avel l i Sch o l a rship, 3, 4 ; M ath Cl ub, 4 ; Glee C l ub, P i a n ist, 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; C h a pe l Choir, 4 ; Dea n's L ist, 2, 3 , 4.
CLARK Cla rk
HOPKINS Waterville, Maine
CART E R Zeta
Psi
Coburn C l assic a l I nstitute. Footba l l , 1, 2, 1 um e r al s, 1 ; B a sk etba l l , 1 ; Intra mural S ports, 2, 3 , 4 ; Son of Colby, 1, 2, 3 , 4 , Pre ident, 4; F r atern ity Sec ret a ry, 2, 3.
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JOH N
KE NNETH
Jolin
CH ASE
ewton Center, Mass.
Zeta
Psi
N ewton H igh School . Hockey, 2 ; Tennis, 1, 2, 3, +, Letter, 2, C a ptain, 3 ; Son of Colby, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; L i b r a ry A sociate, 3 .
RICH AR D "Dick"
LINWOO D
CH ASSE
Waterville, Maine
Watervil l e H igh School. Track M an ager, 1, 2 ; L i b r a ry Associ ate, 3, 4 ; C h i E p s i lon M u , 3 , 4 ; G l e e C l u b, 1 ; Outing C lu b, 2, 3 ; De an's L i t, 3 ; Bowen Society, 3 , 4.
WILLIA M "Bill"
H iggi n
ART H UR
CH ASSE
JVaterville, Maine
C l assica l In titute.
JOSE PH "Strepty"
Zeta Psi
I n t r a m u ra l S port , 2, 3, + ; Bowen Socie ty, 3, 4.
JOH N
CH E RNAUSKAS
A ns o n ia, Conn.
Delta Upsilon
Ansonia H igh School . T r ack, 1 ; Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, M a na ger, 4 ; B aseb a l l, 1, 2, 3, 4, Lette r, 4 ; I n t r a m u r a l Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Frate rn i ty Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; I n terna tion a l Rel ation C l ub, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Debating C l ub, 3, 4 ; German C l u b, 2, 3 , 4; I otram u ra l Council Secreta ry, 4 .
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H U NTER
DA VI D
COTTON Alp h a Tau O m ega
Ho ult o n, Maine
"Datt-'t'
C a l a i s H igh School. Ricker J u nior Col lege. ternity Office r, 3, 4.
E DWIN
RALPH
I nt r a m u r a l Sport , 3, 4 ; F r a
DELANO Delta Upsilon
Presque Isle, Maine
Ralph
Pre que Isle H igh School. Intramural port , 3 ; Gene r a l Schol a rship, 1, 2, 3 · Wood m a n Fund, 4 ; Prize, Biology E ay, 2 ; Student As istant in B iology Depa rtment, 2, 3, 4 ; Fratern ity Officer, 3, 4 ; Echo Boa rd, 1 , 2, 3, 4, Sports Ed itor, 4; Wh ite Mule Boa rd, 3, 4, Ed ito r, 4; Colby at the M icrophone, 2, 3 ; Glee C l ub, 2, 3 , 4 ; Outing Cl ub, 3 , 4 ; Dean' Li t, 1 ; Bowen Society, 3, 4, Pre id ent, 4.
K LA U S
DRE Y E R
Her/shire, England
Klaus
Tau Delta
Phi
Franzosi cbes Gymn asium, Berlin, Germa ny. Tran fe r, King's College, Cnive rs ity of London, Engl and. I nt r a m u r a l Sport , 3, 4; Thi r d Prize, Good "· i n Prize Speak ing, 3 ; Th i r d P r i z e Levine P r i ze Speaking, 3 ; Speci a l Sch ola rship, 3, 4 ; L i b r a ry Associa te, 3 , 4 ; Fratern ity Secreta ry, 4 ; I n ter national Rel ations Cl ub, 3, 4 ; Debati ng Cl ub, 4; French C l ub, 3, 4 ; German lu b, Presi dent, 3 , 4 ; Dean' s List, 3 , 4.
GABRIE L
OLIVER
DUMONT
Skowhegan, Maine
" G a bbie"
kowhegan H igh School. French Cl ub, 1, 4, Secreta ry, 4 ; Dean's L ist, 3.
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E D W IN
T HOMAS
1 1 lto n, N . H .
" To m "
JR .
E L DE R ,
A lpl ia Tau O m ega
fount He rmon School. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; I n t r a m u r a l Sports, 4 ; Gene ral Schola rship, 1 , 2, 4 ; ':\food m a n Fund, 3 ; Student Assistant i n ociol ogy D e p a rtment, 2, 3, 4 ; I nte rnation a l Rel ations C lub, 3 .
PA G E
F RANK Frank
F ARNH AM
Belgrade, 1"1aine
Belgra d e H igh School . H a l lowel l Sophomore Decl am ation, 2 ; Kling Schol a rship, 2, 3, 4 ; G a l lert Essay P r iz e, 3 ; White Mule Board, 3 ; Dean's List, 1, 2, 3.
C L A R E NCE "Rebel"
RO B E RT
F E RNA L D D elta
Washington, D . C.
Upsilo n
Central H igh School. C ross Country, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Track, 1, 2, 3 ; Son of Col by, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Fraternity Corre p o n d i ng Secreta ry, 3 ; German C l ub, 1 ; C amera C l u b, 1 ; Bowen Society, 3 , 4 ; S.C.A. O fficer, 1 .
F LO Y D "Fittsie"
LE S T E R
N o rthboro, Mass.
F I TTS L a m bda Chi A lpha
Northboro H igh School . C ross Count ry, 1 , 2, 3, 4, L ette r, 4 ; Track, 1 , 2 ; Intram u r a l Sports, 3 , 4 ; General Schola rsh i p , 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Frate r nity Corres pondent, 3 , 4 ; Chi Epsilon Mu, 3, 4, Vice-Pre id ent, 4 ; Chi Gamma igm a , 3 , 4 ; C a mera C l u b, 1 , 2, 3 .
FRE DERICK
M ILTON
FOR D
Brookline, llI ass.
"Fred"
Tau Delta
P/11
B rook l i ne H igh ch ool . C ro ountry, 1 , 2; Track, 1 , 2; Intramu ral Sport , 2, 3 ; M a r ton Mor e Prize i n Phy ics, 3 ; Pl ays, 1 , 2, 3- ; Fratern i ty Office r, 2, 3, 4 ; Kappa Phi K a p p a , 3, 4, ecreta ry, 4 ; Chi Gamma igma, 2, 3 , + ; Colby at the Microphone, 2, , 3, 4 ; Powd er and Wig, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Outing l u b, 1 , 2, 3 ; Camera C l ub, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Rad io C l ub Pre ident, 1 , 2, 3 .
JOHN "Johnlly"
THOMAS
FOSTE R
Middlebury, Con n.
Delta Kappa EpsilrJn
C rosby H igh School . Student Council, Secretary-Trea u rer, 4 ; lntramura I Spo rt , 1 , 2, 3 ; K l i ng Scholar hip, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Son of Col by, I, 2, 3, 4 ; L i  b r a ry A sociate, 3 , 4 ; Frate r n i ty Officer, 2, 3, 4 ; Echo Boa rd, 1 , 2 ; Outing C l ub, 3, 4 ; C amera Cl ub, 1, 2, 3, 4, Trea u re r, 2, 3, Pre ident, + ; Dean's L i t, 1, 3, 4 ; C l a Secret a ry-Trea u rer, 2 ; S.C.A. Secreta ry, 3 ; S.C.A. Cab i net, 2.
HALSE Y
AUGUSTUS
FRE DERI CK ,
1lil o u ntain Lakes, N. 1.
"Fred"
JR . Zeta Psi
Loom is H igh School . Footb a l l, 3, 4 ; Tennis, 2, 3, 4 ; I ntramur a l Sports, 1, 2 ; H a llow e l l Speaking, 4 ; Colby at the M icrophone, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Concert Boa rd, 3 , 4 ; Glee C l ub, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Cha pel C h o i r, 1 , 2, 3 ; C a mera, 4.
LE SL I E
CARROLL
FULLE RTON
Fort Fairfield, Maine
Leslie
A lpha Tau O m ega
Fort Fairfield H igh School. Ricker Junior College. Gene r a l Scholar hip, + ; F r aternity Officer, 4.
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DONAL D " D o n"
GAR DNE R
B ro ckto n, l'ilass.
Zeta Pn
B rockton H igh School . C ross Country, 1, 2, C apt a in, 1 ; Track, C aptain, I , L ette r, 2 ; D ru m M a j o r i n B a nd, 3 , 4 ; F r aternity ice-Pre i d e n t, 3 ; \¥in ter C a r nival Committee, 3 .
DONAL D " D o n"
ARTH U R
GILFOY
li eecMa m , 11-fass.
e e d h a m H igh chool. C ro Country, 3 ; Tr ack, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; I nternation a l R e l ation C l u b, +.
JOHN
E DWIN
Psi
3 ; I ntram u r a l Sport ,
GILMORE
West Springfield, l\Jass.
Jolin
Zeta 2,
.i/lplia Tau O m ega
W e t S p r i ngfield H igh School. Tran fer, American I nternational Coll ege. Foot b a l l , 3 , 4, Lette r, + ; C ro Country, 2 ; Track, 2, 3 umerals, 2 ; I n t ra m u r a l Sport , 2 3 , + ; Fra tern ity C h a p l a i n, 3 ; I nt e rn ation a l Rel ation C l u b, 2, 4 ; Dean' L i t, 3.
W ILLIA M "B ill"
LOUIS
GOUS S E ,
Fairfield, Main e
JR . Kappa Delta R li o
L a w rence H igh School. Foot b a l l , 1 ; I nt r a m u r a l Sports, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Fraternity Office r, 3, 4.
P H I LI P "Bu ckey"
MIL T ON
GRANT
Car�bou, Maine
Kapp � Delta R h o
a ribou H igh chool. I ntramural port , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Entrance cho l a r h ip , 1 , General chol a r h i p , 2, 4 ; Fratern i ty Officer, 2, 3 , 4 ; Echo B o a r d , 1 ; Dean's L i t, 4.
IR V I NG Irving
GROS S
i\filto 11, Mass.
Tau Delta Ph i
1 i lton H igh chool. Footb a l l , 1 ; I n t r a m u r a l Sport , 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; General chola r h i p , 2, 3 , 4 ; L i b r a ry A oci ate, 3, 4 ; F r aternity Officer, 2, 3, 4 ; Colby at the M icrophone, 3 ; I nt e r n a tional Relation C l ub, I , 2, 3 , 4 ; D e a n s Li t, 1, 3, 4.
ERNES T
BAR T LE T T
HAR VEY
Greenville, Maine
"Harve"
L a m bda Chi Alpha
G reenv i l l e H igh choo l . Football, 1, 2 , 3 , Lette r, 3 ; I nt r a m u r a l Sport , 1 1 2 , 3 , 4 ; B and, 1 , 4 ; Y. M . C . A . Play, 2 ; Frate rnity Officer, 3 , 4 , Pre idem, 4 ; Colby a t the M ic rophone, 2, 3 ; Outing C lub, 2, 3 ; S.C.A. Officer, 3 .
CLEON
HOLME S
HA T CH
Dam ariscotta, Maine
Cleon
L incol n Academy. I nt r a m u r a l Sport , 2 ; Mur ray Prize Debate, Fourth Prize, 2 ; Competitive Entrance Sch o l a r h i p ; Tr avel l i Sch o l a r h i p, 2, 3 , 4 ; Fresh m a n Schola rship Prize ; D r a matic A rts Club Pl ay, 3 ; Echo Board, 1 ; I nte r n a tional Relations Cl ub, 1 ; Debating C l ub, 2, 3 ; F rench C l ub, 4 ; C l a . sical C l ub, 3 , 4 ; Philosophy Club, 3 ; Dean's Li st, 1 , 2 , 3 .
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CLY DE
MILAN
"Chick"
H ov.;/and, Maine
How l a n d
H i gh
chool.
Foot b a l l , 2,
C a p ta i n , 4 ; B a s e b a l l , 2, 3 , 4
·
VIRGIL
3, 4 ;
2;
D elta
Track,
Basketball.
1 ;
porL, l , 2 ;
I nt r a m u r a l
C h i E p s i l on M u , 3 , 4 ; Echo B o a r d , I,
·
Geo rge
teven
A c a d emy.
T r ac:.,
1,
BE E RS
Delta 2,
3,
+;
I nt r a m u r a l
\\ e t H a n n H i gh
choo l .
Tra n - f e r
E DWAR D
Ea t G re e n w i ch Aca d e m .
C ro s
'port. .
A lp ha Tau O m eg a
univer it
H O WAR D
U psi/011
H USTE D
of A l a bama.
J E NIS O N
Providence, R . I.
"Ed"
L i !> t, 3 .
4.
If 'est Ha<t•en, C o n n .
" Geezil"
Co
H IN CKLE Y
K a p p a Ph i K a p p a , 3 , 4 , V i ce - P r e s i d e n t
GAR DNE R
4,
::hol a rs h i p , 2, 3, .J. ;
Bl11ehill, Jlaine
Bluehill
Upsilon 3,
Ath letic Counci l , 4 ; Dean·
J AR VIS
" f7irg"
2, 3, 4
H ATCH
L a m bda Chi A lpha
C o u n t ry, M a n a g e r ,
1,
2,
3,
4,
u m e r a l �.
1
"C," 4 ; Track, M a n ag e r , 2, 3 , 4 ; F r a te r n i ty Officer, 3 , 4 ; O r a c l e B o a r d ,
2,
3,
4;
Outing C l ub,
1
2
3 ;
C a m e ra
C l u b,
2,
3 ;
.C.A.
C o m m i ttee ,
3 ;
F r a t e r n i ty D e l eg a t e to N a t i o n a l C o n v e n t i o n , 4 ; I n \'\ ho's \'\'ho in A m e r i c a n C o l l ege .
FRANK "Jl!fahatm a Gha11di''
LYON
JEWE LL De_lta
Walerville, A-faine
Upsilon
Kent H i l l . Track, 1 ; Ba eba l l , 1 ; B a n d , 2, 3 , 4 ; Entrance Schol a r h i p ; Kling Scho l a r hip, 2, 3, 4 ; tudent A i tant in Modern L a ngu age ; Fra tern ity Office r, 3 ; French C lub, 1 , 2, 3, +, P rogr am Comm ittee, 4 .
FRANCIS "Jolmny"
DESALLES
JOHNSON Kappa Delta R li o
rl-falden, Jlass.
Buck port H igh chool. Footba ll, 1 , 2 ; H ockey, 1 ; Ba eball, 1 , 2 ; I ntra m u r a l port-, 3, 4 ; Band, 1 , 2 ; Frate rnity Vice-Pre id ent, 3 ; I nternation a l Relations lub, 2 ; German C l u b, + ; Dean' Li t , 3 .
GORDON "Addison"
BURR
JONE S
East Longmeadow, 1\l[ass.
Zeta Psi
Wate rtown H igh School. H ockey, 1 , 2, 3, 4, Letter, 2, 3, 4 ; Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4, vVin n er of President's Cup in Tou r n ament, 4 ; I nt r a m u r a l Spo rts, 3, + ; Ban d, 1 ; K l i ng Schol a r h i p , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Lyd i a For ter F re hm an Prize ; Student As i t an t in Economics ; Fraternity V ice-Presid ent, 4 ; Pi Gamma Mu, 3 , 4, P re ident, 4 ; Echo Board, 1, 2 ; I nternation a l Relations Cl ub, 1, 4 ; Outing Cl ub, 1 ; Camera C lub, 3 ; Dean's L i t, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Cl ass V ice-Pres id ent, 3 ; S.C.A. Trea u r e r, 2, 3 , 4 ; S.C.A. C a binet, 1 , 2, 3, 4.
BARNAR D "Barney"
WILLIA M A uburn, 1ltfaine
JOR DAN Delta Kappa Epsilon
Ed w ar d Little High School. Track, N umerals, 1 ; I ntramura l Sports, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Band, 1, 2, 3 ; Winte r Cami val Committee, 3 , 4 ; Kl ing Schol arship, 1 ; Gene r a l Schol arship, 2, 3 , 4 ; Son of Colby, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; L i b rary Associ ate, 1 ; F r aternity Office r, 2, 3 , 4 ; Kappa P h i Kappa, 2, 3 , 4 ; C h i Epsilon Mu, 3 , 4 ; Glee C l u b, 2, 4 ; Outing Cl ub, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; R a d i o C l ub, 1 , 2 .
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W I LLAR D
ST A NLE Y
KIMBALL
Grafton, 1\ . H.
"Stan'' "Kim"
Phi S ig m a Kappa
C a n a an H igh School, . H. Tran fer, Vi orceste r Polytech n ic In t itute. Stu d en t Council, 4 ; B asketb a l l , 2, 3 , � um e r a l s 2 ; I nt r a m u r a l Sports, 4 ; K l i ng cho l a rs h i p , 4 ; C h i Ep ilon M u , 4 ; G e rm a n Cl u b, 2, 4 ; D e a n's Li t, 4.
GRA VE S
E LBE RT "Bert"
KJOLL ,E R
South Hadley, 111ass.
Kappa Delta R h o
Mt. H e rmon School . Golf, 1 ; I at r a mu r a l Spo rts, 2, 3 ; F r atern i ty Officer, 3, 4 ; Echo B o a r d , 2, 3 , A i tant B u ine> M a nager, 2, Adverti ing M a n ager, 3 .
E NRIGHT
E DWIN " B ig Ed"
Flu.shing, N. Y.
LAKE lllpha Ta u O m ega
J a m aica H igh School. Stud ent Counc i l Pre ident, 4 ; Foot b a l l , 1, 2, 3 4, N u m e r a l s, 1, Lette r, 2, 3, 4 ; I nt r a m u r a l Sport , 1, 2, 3, 4 ; \Vinter C a rn iv a l Committee, 4 ; Vi ood m a n F u n d , 2, 3 , 4 ; F raternity Officer, 4 ; K a p p a Ph i K a p p a , 3, 4, Tre a s u re r, 4 ; I a te rn ation a l Rela tion C l ub 4 ; Debating C l ub, Pre i d e n t, 4 ; Bowen ociety, 3 , 4. 4; D e a n's List, 1 ; Cla
MAYNAR D "J1aynie"
HOWAR D
LE VIN
B r o o kline, 111 ass.
B rook l i n e H igh School. Footb a l l N u m e r a ls, 1 ; Track, 1, 2, 3 , 4, ::\ um e ra ls, 1 , Letter, 2, 3 , Co-C apta in, 4 ; I n t r a m u r a l Sport , 1, 2, 3, 4 ; I nterna tion a l Relations C l ub, 1 , 2 , 3, 4 ; R a d io C l ub, I , 2 .
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GREGORY
" Ilips"
If/ a/erville, .11 aine
M aine P rize
e nt r a l p e a k i ng,
t e r n i ty C l u b,
fficer, 1,
l n � t i t u te. 1 · 1,
Footb a l l ,
2,
3.
2·
H a l lowell P r i z e
MERRILL Jersey City,
I n tr a m u ra I Radi
c h oo l .
p o rt . ,
2,
l u b, 2 ;
EARLE
3,
C l ub,
F ra
D eb a t i n a
3 ;
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].
T r a n s fe r, A l a b a m a . + ;
I nte r n a t i o n a I
CLAREN CE
LOR D ,
Belgrade Lakes, },Jaine
B e l g r a d e H i gh
chool.
L i b r a ry :\ssoc i a t e , 3 , + ;
KE NNETH
BOOTH
C l u b,
2 ;
Camera
Schoo l .
T r a n s fe r,
S p o rts, 2, 3 , + ; O u t i r.g C l u b, 3 .
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JR. L a m bda Chi A lpha
lee C l u b , 1, 2 , 3 , +.
M c AR DLE
Winth rop, Uaine
"Ken" H i gh
B asketba l l , 2, 3 · Tenni ,
Relation
D e a n\ L i � t, + .
Earle
A r l i ngton
R e l a t i o n ..
Le \· i n e
2, . 3 ;
p e a k i ng, 2;
2.
l a � s i ca l H i gh
C l u b, 2 ;
Ph i Della T lula po rt ,
I nt r a m u r a l
I nternational
+;
"Skip"
2;
1,
l u r r ay D e b a t e, 2 ;
J A CK
Lynn
L I LLIE
. ' o r t h e aste r n
Lambda Chi A lpha n i v e r i ty.
Intramural
RALP H
PA U L
Coburn Cla s ic a l I nstitute.
Intramural
"Mac"
M a c B U RNIE
Fairfield, Al aine
CARL
ports. 3, + .
WINFIE L D
' .iiac"
M c GRAW
Le·vant, .Uaine
Delta
Upsilou
H iggin C l a ical In tit ute. Track, 1, 2, 3 , + ; B a ·ketba l l , 1, 2 ; I nt r a m u r a l port , 2, 3 , + ; \V inte r C a r n i v a l Comm ittee, 1 , 2 , 3 ; G e n e r a l Scho � h i E p s i l o n 1'- l u , 3 , + ; O racle B o a r d , 3 , a rship, 3 , 4 ; F r a te r n i ty Office r, 3 ; +, M a naging E d itor, + · \\'h it � f u l e Boa rd, 3 ; Ge r m a n C l ub, 2 ; l\ f arh C l ub, 2 ; Libra ry istant, 2, 3, + ; Dean ·s Li t, 1 , 2, 3 , +.
CHARLES " ;iiJ ike"
FRAN CIS A llston, Mass.
MAG U IRE Della Kappa Epsil o n
Kent H i l l e m i n a ry. Footba l l , 1 , 2, 3, +, Lette r, 2 3 , + ; H ockey, 1 , 3 ; B a eba l l 1 , 2, 3 , +, Letter, 2, 3, +, C a pt ain , + ; \i'i'inte r a r n i v a l Comm ittee, 3 ; Fraternity ecreta ry, 2 ; K a p p a Phi K a p p a, + ; I nternation a l Relations C l ub, 1 , 2 3 , 4 ; A l l M a i ne B a eba l l, 2 ; A l l M a ine Footb a l l , 3, +.
E RNE ST "Ernie"
C U MMINGS
MARRINE R ,
Waterville, JI![ ai11e
JR . Zeta
Psi
tudent C o u nci l Vice - P re id ent, + ; B a seb a l l , 2 Cobu rn C l a . s ic a l I nstitute. 4, As i s t a n t M a na ge r, 2, Lette r, Ma nager, + ; I nt r a m u r a l Sports, 2, 3, 4 ; H am l i n P r i z e pea k ing Contest, Second P r ize, 1 ; H a l l o w e l l P rize Spe a k i ng Conte t, Fou rth Pri ze, 2 ; Levin e P r i ze Spe a '.c i ng Contest, Fou rth P ri ze, 2 ; Levine P r i z e p e a k i ng Conte t, econd Prize, 3 ; H a l l o w e l l P r i ze Sp e a k i ng C onte t, Th i rd P r ize, 3 ; M u r ray Debating Conte t, Second P r i ze, 3 ; Ge r m a n Pr iz e , 2 ; on of Co lby, I, 2, 3 , 4 ; L i b r a ry A ociate, 4 ; Fr aternity O fficer, 2, 3, 4 ; Pi G a m m a M u, 3, + ; Echo B o a r d , 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Colby at the M icrophone, 4 ; Debating Club I , 2, 3 , + ; G e n e r a l Comm ittee of N. E. S. C . M., 3 , 4 ; P i K a p p a Delta, 4 ; Dean' L i st, I, 2, 3 , + ; S.C A. Comm ittee, 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; S. C . A. C a bi net, 1 , 2 , 3 , +.
B U ELL Buell Revere
OAKMAN
MERRILL
Ja m aica. Plains, JVlass. H i gh
Sch o o l .
I ntramural
port ,
1, 2 ;
S o n o f C o l by,
1', 2,
o l by a t the M ic ro p h o n e , 2, 3 ; C o ncert B o a r d , 3 , 4 ; G l e e C l ub, 1 , Pre i d e nt, 4 ; C h a p e l C h o i r, 2, 3 , 4 ; O u t i n g C l ub, 3 ; C l a s
ROBERT
HENRY
2,
3, 4 ; 3 , 4,
Vice - P r e s i d e n t, 2.
MIT CHE LL
Rye, N. Y.
" B o b" Rye H i gh School.
T r a n fe r, C o r n e l l .
Echo B o a rd , Exch a n ge E d itor, 4 ;
Track, 4 ; I n t r a m u r a l Sports, 2, 3 , 4 ;
G l e e C l ub,
3, 4 ;
. C . A . Comm ittee,
3,
4 ; S . C . A . C a b i net, 3 , 4 .
JOHN "Jack"
MORPHY
Webster, Mass.
E d w a r d L i ttle H i gh Schoo l . Spo rts, 1 ,
WESLE Y
2,
Zeta Psi
H eb ro n Acad emy.
Academy, 1 , 2 ; I nt r a m u r a l
3 , 4 ; F r a t e r n ity Officer, 4 ; E c h o B o a r d , 1 .
JOHN
ALE X AN DE R
"Sandy"
MORRISON
Winslow, Maine
B r e w e r H i gh Schoo l . B a ngo r Th eologic a l Sem i n a ry. Boa r d m a n Society, 4.
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Delta
Upsilon
F r at e r n ity C h a p l a i n, 4 ;
WARREN
If/ aldoboro, Maine
" B aron" K en ts H i l l S e m i n a ry. b a l l, 2
PEARL D elta Kappa Epsilon
Footb a l l , 1, 2, 3 , 4, A l l M a i n e
3, 4, A l l M a i n e
l o m i n e e , 2, 3 ; B as k e t
o m i n ee , 2, C o - C a p t a i n , 4 ; Fratern ity Officer, 2, 3 ,
ecreta ry, 2, V i c e - P r e i d e n t, 3 ; K a p p a P h i K a p p a , 3 , 4 ; l a t i o n s C l ub, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; i net,
International Re
. C . A . C o m m i ttee, 3 ; S . C . A . Officer
3 ; S.C.A. C a b
3.
GE O RGE "Pickle"
PIKE
A ugusta, 11Iaine
Cony H igh Schoo l . Office r,
Zeta Psi
Track, Nume1 al , 1 ; I n t r a m u r a l S p o rt , 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; C o l by
'Ve e k e n d C o m m i ttee, 4 ; t e r n i ty
ALBERT
t u d en t As i s t a n t in
3 , 4- , H o u e
M a n age r,
WILLIAM
3, 4,
Phy ica l
E d ucati on, 4 ;
Fra
P r e i d e nt, 4 .
PINANSKY
Portland, Maine
" W illie"
t u d e n t Council, Secreta ry-Tre a u r e r , 3 ; B a s ketba l l
Port l a n d H igh School. �umeral ,
1 ;
Te n n i s ,
S p o rts, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ;
1,
2,
3, 4 ,
Lette r,
11 2 ,
3,
Captain
4;
I nt r a m u r a l
o p h o m o r e D ec l a m a ti o n P r i z e , 2 ; P e r k i n s G e o l ogy P r i z e ,
3 ; P i G a m m a M u , 3 , 4, Tr e a u r e r, 4 ; I n t e r n ation a l R e l a t i on s C l ub, 11 3 , 4 ; D e a n's L i t,
1,
2, 3 , 4 ;
.C.A. C o m m i ttee, 2
CH ARLE S
A c a d emy.
Ech o B o a r d
RI CH AR D
RAN D ALL
Calais, �faine
"Chick" Calai
3.
1,
Delta
Upsilon
I n t r a m u r a l Sport , 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; F r a t e rn ity Office r, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ;
2, 3 ,
4,
B u ine
M a n a ge r , 4 ; G e r m a n C l u b, 2, 3 , 4.
r s1 J
W A L T ER ' ' It ally'' Kent
Ja r k m a n
H ill
ro,s
e m i n a ry.
I nt r a m u r a l
R e l a c io n .
" .-II"
eral
-·
3,
Plti D elta Theta J ;
Ba k e tb a l l ,
1, 2,
3, + ;
tfice r. 2, 3 , +, P r e i d e n i , + ;
+;
l nt e r f r a t e rn i ty
ouncil,
+;
I n
C o l hy
o m m i u e e , +.
A LBER T
�ew
I ; T rack,
F r a t e rn i ty
1,
l u b,
REE D
talio n, .11 a ine
o u n t ry,
1 . 2, 3 , + ;
port,,
t e rn a t i o n a l :\ i o-ht
H A M I L T ON
KEN D A LL \'N�·
h a r n H i gh ch o l a rs h i p ,
chool. 1,
Frate rnity Hou'e Gamma
igma
Counci l, + ;
2,
l a n ag e r , 3, +,
tudent 3, + ;
P re , i c i e n t .
D e a n' s L i , c,
l ;
A,,i.tant F r ate r n ity
OR T I Z
\'e;i;.· Y o rk,
" R itz" chool.
C o l by a t t h e
l i c ro p h o n e , 2, ·
J\'.
h e m i s t ry 3, +,
ut i ng
3
·
p o rts,
1 , 2, 3 , + ;
Pow d e r a n d \\' i g , 3 , + ;
RO W ELL
I nt r a m u r a l
a rs h i p.
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to
hi
. t h l etic
SE A RLE
B a nd , 3 , + ;
F rench
l u b, 2 ;
lub, 2.
SM A LL
O a kla11d, M ai11e
H e b ro n A c a d e m y .
P re > i d e n t, + ;
R e p r e se n t a t i \·e
l u b, 1 , 2, 3, + · R a d io
E DSON " B ida h "
Gen
D e p a rtment ;
Y.
T r a c k , I ; I n t r a m u ra I
T r i n i ty H i gh
!ub, -, 3 , +
in
h i Ep,ilon M u, +;
p o r t , 2, 3 , + ;
I nt r a m u r a l
3.
M A URI C E
G l ee
L a m bda Chi :l / plta
ltaro 11 , .1!ai11e
B a,ketba ll,
3, + ;
S A W YER
S p o rts, 2 , 3 1 + ; B a n d ,
Zeta
1,
P;i
2 ; E n t r a nce S c h o l
WILLIAM " G a m m a"
mural
S p o rts,
4;
SMALL Zeta l'si
Portland, l\llaine
Portl a n d H i gh School. 2, 3 ,
ARTHUR
3, + ;
Footba l l ,
1,
2, 3 , 4, V a rs i ty\ M a n ager, 3, 4 ; I nt r a
State o f M a i ne
Schol a rs h i p ,
S t u d e n t A s s i s t a n t i n L i b r a ry, 2,
3, 4;
1 ;
General
Schol a rs h i p ,
L i b r a ry Associ a te , 4 ;
t e r n ity Offic e r, 2, 3 , 4, T r e a u r er, 2, 3 , P r e s i d e n t, 4 ;
Fra
K a p p a P h i K a p p a, 3 ,
4 ; C h i G a m m a S i g m a , 3 , + , Secret a ry-Tre asu re r, 4 ; I nt e r n a t io n a l R e l a t i o n s C l u b, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ;
G e r m a n C l u b, I , 2 ; M ath C l u b, 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; O u t i n g C l ub,
I,
1 , 2, 3 ; C a m e r a C l u b,
2, 3 , 4 ; R a d i o C l ub, 1 , 2 , 3 , + ; D e a n' s L i st, 1 , +.
ROGER "i\1ush" I rv i n g
STEBBINS
MORRIS
N. Y.
Hastings-on-H u dson, Prep
chool.
C ross C o u n try, 1 ,
2;
Track,
S p o rts, 2, 3 , 4 ; \V i n t e r C a r n i ,· a l C o m m i tt e e , oci ate, 4 ; \
i n L i b r a ry, 4 ; L i b r a ry A n a ti o n a l R e l a t i o n I, 2, 4 ; C a m e r a
C l ub, 1 , 2 C l u b,
I,
1 , 2,
Zeta
Psi
1 , 2,
3, + ;
I nt r a m u r a l
3, +;
S t u d e n t Asss i t a n t
h i te M u l e B o a r d , 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ;
I nter
3, 4 ; Pow d e r and v\'ig, 2, 3 , 4 ; O u t i n g C l ub,
4;
S . C . A . Comm ittee,
I,
2,
P u b l i c ity, 2 ;
S .C.A.
O ffi c e r , P u b l icity, 3 .
WALTER
JAMES
STRONG
Tho m asto n, JI,[ ai11e
Walter Th om a ston H i gh S c h o o l .
L a m bda Chi A lpha
Tr ack, I , 2, 3 ; I n t r a m u r a l S p o rts,
1 , 2, 3 ; F r a
t e r n i ty O ffi c e r, 1 , 2 ; Po w d e r a n d W ig, 2, 3 , + ; Ge r m a n C l u b, 3 , 4 ; C a m e r a C l ub, 3, 4 .
CONRA D
WINSH I P Revere, Mass.
"Connie" R e v e r e H i gh Schoo l .
Claa pel C h o i r, 3 ,
4; t 4 Maine S. C . M., Committee, 2,
Wbo i n
L a m bda Chi A lpha
B a n d , 1 , 2, 3 , 4, S t u d e n t L e a d e r, + ; G e n e r a l Schol a r
ebip, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; L i b r a ry A ssocia te, 3, .S, Vice - Pre s id e n t, 4 ; C o nc e r t B o a rd
c.A.
SW I F T
4 ; F r a t e r n i ty Office r, 3, 4, T r e a u re r, C h a i rm a n , 4 ;
G l e e C l u b,
G e n e ra l Committee o f M a i n e S . C . M . ,
1,
2,
3
4;
3 , P r es i d e n t
4 ; Q u a rtet o f '40, 1 , 2, 3 , 4; D e a n's L ist, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ;
4;
S . C . A . Officer,
1,
3 ;
S . C . A . C a b i n et,
Ame ric a n C o l leges, 3 , 4.
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2,
3,
4;
In
GEORGE George
TAYLOR
Far m ingto n, �Maine
F a r m i ngton H i gh Schoo l . 3, 4;
FLINT
Kappa
T r a n fer, F a rm ington S t a t e
F r a t e r n ity Pre i d e n t , 4 ; I nt e r n a t i o n a l R e l ation
C l ub, 3 , 4 ;
S . C.A. Committee, 4 ;
n i ty E m b a sy Comm ittee,
Delta
C l u b, 3 , 4 ;
S . C .A. C a b i n e t, 4 ;
b eb a t i n g
M e m be r s h i p F r a t e r
3.
WILLIAM
DEE
"Bill"
TAYLOR ,
JR .
Bangor, l\faine
\Vi l l i a m s H igh
choo l , O a k l a nd , M a i ne.
I n tra m u r a l S p o r t s,
1, 2,
h ip,
3, 4 ;
2,
Rizo
o r m a l S c h o o l . B an d ,
Zeta Psi
C ro
C o u n t ry,
1 ;
Track,
3 , 4 ; W i nter C a r n i v a l Comm ittee, 3 ; Gen e r a l
i
tudent A
ta n t in M a them atic ,
2,
3,
1, 2 ;
chol a r
Bu i n e s A d m i n
i t r ation, 4 ; F r a t e r n i ty Officer, 3 ; W h i t e M u l e B o a r d , 3 ; I nt e r n a t ion a l R e lation
C l ub, 4 ; O u t i n g C l ub,
ARTH U R
H igh School .
3 , 4, Secreta ry,
2,
I ntramural
THOMP S ON
Spo rts,
Delta Kappa Epsilon
2,
3 ;
F r a t e r n ity Office r,
T r e a u re r, 3 , 4 ; K a p p a Phi K a p p a ,
3 , P r e s i d e n t, 4; M a t h C l ub,
1 , 2,
2,
2,
3 , 4, Trea u rer,
3 , 4, P r e i d e n t, 4; G l e e C l ub,
1, 2 ;
Dean's
3.
ALFRE D
NORMAN
"JI l"
TIMBERLAKE
Liverm ore Falls, Maine
L i v e r m o r e F a l l s H i gh
School.
Goo d w i n P r i z e S p e a k i ng, l a m ation, L ist,
L i st, 3 , 4 .
L o ng B each, N. Y.
Long B e ach
1,
3 ; Dean'
TOTTEN
" To m my"
L i t,
2,
2;
General
1.
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2;
B a sk etba l l ,
1 ;
Delta Kappa Epsilon
I nt ra m u r a l
H a l lo we l l P r i ze Spe a k i ng,
Sch o l a rs h i p ,
1 , 2,
3 ;
F r at e r n ity
2;
Spo rts,
2,
3, 4 ;
Sophomore D ec
Officer,
4;
Dean's
LE ON "Lee"
T OBIN
Brighton, .Mass.
B o s t o n L a t i n School. M an ag e r,
4;
Tau Delta Phi
B a s k e t b a l l , 2, 3 , 4 , M a n ager N u m e r a l s, 2, 3 , V a r s i ty
B as eb a l l,
1 ;
I nt r :i m u r a l
S p o rts,
1,
2,
3,
4;
Band,
1,
2,
4;
H a l l o w e l l P r i ze S p e a k i ng, Th i rd P r i ze, 2 ; S o p h o m o r e Decl a m a t i o n , Second P r i ze, 2 ; Levine S p e a k i n g C o n test, 2 ; Ge n e r a l Schol a r s h i p , 2, 3 , 4 ; L i b r a r y Associ a te, 4; M a n a ger 1 ;
C l u b, 2, 3, 4; F r ate r n ity Officer, 3, 4 ; Echo B o a r d ,
I nt e r n a ti o n a l R e l a t i o n s C l ub,
C o m m ittee,
1 , 2, 3 ,
4;
1,
2,
3,
4;
RI C H AR D
H E NRY
.C.A.
W H IT E Delta Kappa Epsilon
Franklin Park, JI,[ ass.
"Dick" K ents H i l l S e m i n a ry.
3, 4 ;
D e b a t i n g C l u b,
S . C . A . C a b in e t, 1 , 2, 3 , 4.
S t u d e n t C o u nci l, 1 ; Footb a l l , 1, 2, 3 , + ; Ba k e tb a l l ,
1 ;
B a seb a l l , 1 ; I nt r a m u r a l S p o rt , 2 , 3 ; C o l by \Vee k e n d C o m m ittee, 1 .
SPE N C E R
H UG H E S
WINSOR
B a n g o r, i\Iaine
"Spence" B a n g o r H igh 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ;
Schoo l .
Student Council, 4;
Student A s i st a n t i n M u s ic 3 , 4,
E d i t o r, 4;
Echo B o a rd,
1 , 2,
P r es i d e n t, 4 ;
D e b a t i n g C l u b, 3 ;
LINWOO D
D elta
Footba l l ,
D e p a rt m e n t ;
I nt e r n a ti o n a l
1 ;
S p o rt",
F r a t e r n ity Office r , 4;
Relations
C o n c e r t B o a rd , 3, 4 ;
LE IG H T ON
Upsi/ 0 11
I ntramural C l ub,
G l e e C l ub,
WORKMAN ,
3,
4,
1 , 2,
3.
2,
JR .
"Lin"
Fra m ingham, Mass.
C o b u r n C l a s i c a l Ia titute.
C ross C o u n t ry, 1 ; T r a ck, 1 , 2, 3 , Letter, 1 ; I n
D elta
Upsilon
t r a m u r a l S p o r ts, 2 , 3 , 4 ; W i nt e r C a r n i v a l C o m m ittee, 4 ; S o n o f C o l by, 1 , 2, 3, 4 ;
Fr a te r n i ty Office r,
3,
4,
Trea u r e r, 3 , P rl e s i d e nt, 4 ;
R e l a ti o n s C l u b, 2 ; G l e e C l u b, 1 , 2 , 3 , S . C.A. C o m m i ttee, 2, i net, 2,
3,
4;
4,
I n t e rn a t i o n a l
M a n age r, 4 ; O u t i n g C l ub, 1 , 2 , 3 ,
S . C . A . Office r,
V i ce-Pres i d e n t,
3.
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1 ;
4;
S . C .A . C ab
If / o m en 's L eader
Edna
later
,l /en '
LMder
B uell � I errill Pianist
Robert
arr
Uanagrr
Lin\\"ood
\i\
o rkman
A ssistant 11 1 a 11 ager
H annah Putnam Librarians
tedman H o\\·ard Dora Coffin
C O L L E G E
C O L B Y
C D 0 I R
The Col by College Choir u nder the leader hip of John '' h i te Thom as 1s recognized a one
of the fine t of college glee clubs in New Engl and .
sen ral concert
concerts.
m
Th roughou t the year, the choir pre ents
i\1aine and other state and often participate
\\·ith other col leges
This year the club j oined ·with Rhode I land State College
in Waterville and a concert
m
m
King ton , R. I. Other concert "·ere giYen
m
j oint
presenting a concert
m
A roostook , Port-
l an d . and B ru n wick "·here th e choir participated ,,-ith Bo,vdoin and Colby Junior College. Besides the mixed n umbers ·wh ich the choir sings, the Cla
of 40 quartet, the Men s Club
and Women's Club, piano selections b) Robert Carr are featu red on the choir's musical program .
Fourth Row : Beckwith. Lin colt. Sprague. Swift, Tobey, !'Heger, 'lbomas. tebbin.. . Gray. Patterrnn. F. Decor m ier. Came. !{, Decormier, Beeh. S. Howard. 1 hfrd Row: Lowell. 1\Iain. Mitchell, Searle. Purple, Wie.enthal. N . Grar, . 'IacDougal. kehan. Pearson. Buckner, Hinck ley, Tooli , Carr, Burr. Bailer. Richard on. Suond Row: D. Howard. Warson. Grar. Sandbar, Rowe.II. Rodger . Towle. :\lac.\ l urtry, Put nam, mart. Lott. Trahan. ?\lcRae. Delano, Wrser, 1\1ills. FirJt Row: Frederick, Lord. Sherrs. Ireland. :\1cArdle. Elam. l'arnham. Hannon, Heonr. :\ Tailer . • mith. Coffin. Howe. Burbank. Dibble. Poor. Director John Thomas. Jordon. Fron t : '\!errill. l a ter. Workman
FIR T O P RA N O S D o r a C o ffi n M a d e l i n e H i n k l ey Rubv Lott R u th P a t t e r o n J e a n P e a rs o n Edna l ater B l a n c h e Sm i th Ruth tebbin Patricia Th o m a s L o u i e Tr a h a n E C O )J D C O )J TR A L TO S Olivia Elam A l ta G r ay P r i .c i l l a M a i l ey M a r i o n McA r d l e R u t h M a c d o uga l J o a n n a M a cM u r t ry E l e a no r P u r p l e H a n n a h P u tn a m E l i z abeth Tol;ey FIR T B A Robin on B u rb a n k H o race B u r r Robert D e C o r m i e r, H a r ry H ick , J r. D w ight H o w a rd Ba r n a r d J o r d a n \Ve ton M a cR a e
EC O N D S O P RA N O E l i z abeth Buck n e r F r a nce DeCormier D o r r i H e a n ey M u riel H o w e M a ri lyn I re l a n d 1arie Merrill A d r i a n n a Rodgers H e len S a n b a r E l e a n o r S m a rt M a ry E l i z a beth w e et e r
Geraldine Farnham :\ a n n a b e l l e G r a y J a n e t Pfl ege r Ruth R o w e l l B a rbara Skehan B a r ba r a Tow l e D i a n a ' ' i e e n th a l
F I R T T E !ORS Jo e p h B e e h C l i ff o rd C a m e H a Ley F r e d e rick Lesl i e G r a ff a m C l a rence L o rd Robert M i tch e l l M a u rice Sea r l e C o n r a d S w i ft A n d re w W a r.on
S E C O N D TE N O R S Ra l p h D e l a n o Robe rt G r a y red m a n H ow a rd B u rton L i n scott John L o w e l l Buell Merrill E d w a r d Q u a r r i ngtoa \i\ a l t e r S h e rys E d w a rd Too l i s
F I R S T C O N TR A L T O S \' i rgi n i a D u ggan
S E C O N D B .'\ F r a n k B a i l ev H u b e rt B ec k w i th John D a ggette . orri Dibble H a ro l d J o h n on C h a r l es M a i n Roge r Poo r G o r d o n R i ch a r d so n
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Rich a rd S p rague, J r.
Li nw ood W o r k m a n Ph i l i p Wyso r
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to produce a book v.·hich i accurate and intere � ing in content. \Ve ha e tried to how l ife a i t actually exi ts at Colby ; o that twenty years later, i f you should hap pen to thumb through the e pages, you woul d be pleas antly t ran ferred back to you r col lege days. \Ve hope you li ke it.
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Seco11d Row : Quarrington, Stumpp. Millstein
Fir1t Row : Huff, Thompson, Bubar, Thomas, Jenison
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CLASS OF 1 940 Prince D. B each John T. Foste r B a rn a r d W. Jord an
C h a r l e s F. Magu i re vVa rren P e a r l
George L . B e ach, Jr. Antonio J. Bold uc Paul D. B u rnh am Jo eph E . C roteau
J o h n W. D a ggett Frankl i n A . Dow n i e R aymond A. Fortin J. Joseph Freme
Robe rt W. B e n d e r Wend e l l C . B rooks Norman M. Cetlin John G. Fifield
Frank lyn A. Foster Max A. H o l z richte r J o h n C . Kitchen
A rthu r T . Thompson A lfred N. Timberlake Rich a rd H. Wh i te
CLASS OF 1 94 1 H i r a m P. Macintosh, I V A rnold M. Mysh r a l l Robert H . T a l bot Geo rge W. Young
CLASS O F 1 942 R aymond F. Kozen, J r. Robert R. McDon a l d Shel l ey L . P r att John B. W a r n e r
CLASS OF 1 943 B u r leigh E. B arker William F i n k e l d ey C al v i n K. H u b b a r d John J. L e e
J. Ron a l d Livingston John M. Lo mac O l iver N . M i l l ett, J r. H' a rold C. P a u l A r t h u r W. Sch u ltz
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R.o,v : :'lie \ J a r)'. P i ne . Erner)'. foster, DeCormier. Chapman Pearce. Edwards. Harle)â&#x20AC;¢. E r v i n . Sprague. J ahn, Murphy. Third Row : Wa l l ace . Reid B l a k e J tevens. Lowel l . Fitton. Lebednik, li u rb a n k . Srcond Rnw: R. Dyer , Thompson, G i l foy, Stebbins, Marri ner. G u p t i l l . Hu c . Abbott, Gooc h . Fint Row : W. Cha se. Pi ke. Jone . Tarlor. \V. Sma l l . E mal l . Gardner, Carter. Morphy
F o u rth
CLASS OF 1 940 C l a r k H. C a rter John K. Chase W i l l i am A. C h a se H a l sey A. Frede rick, Jr. Merle D. G ard ner
Don a ld A. Gi lfoy Thomas J. H u se Gordon B. Jones Erne t C. M a r ri ne r, Jr. John W. Morphy
George A. Pike Ed on R. Small W i l l i am A. Sma l l Roge r M. Stebbins W i l l iam D. Taylor
CLASS OF 1 94 1 He nry W. Abbott, Jr. Char les R. B u rbank Vernelle W. Dyer, Jr. J ames J. Foster
Lloyd V . Gooch W i l l i am L. Guptill John E. H awes
Gilbe rt A. Pete rs Robert W. Pul len Ke ith K. Thompson Ron ald H . W a l lace
CLASS O F 1 942 W i l l i a m P. B l a k e Rich a rd R. Dyer W a l ter L. Emery
Law rence P. Fitton Victor A. Lebed nik John L. Lowell Roger W. Pe rki ns
C h a r les E. C h apman Robert R. Deco rmier, J r. Law rence M. E d w a rd s Franklyn H . Ervin
N unzio Giampetruzzi Ralph K. H a rley, Jr. George H. Jahn Fred e r ick B. McA l a ry Leonard M u rphy
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John F. Pineo C l a rence R. Reid John E. Stevens
CLASS OF 1 943
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Paul R. M u rphy Cha rles F. Pearce, J r. Rich a rd L. Sprague, J r. A lton L. Stevens
D E L T A
U P S I L O N
Fifth Row : Woodward. Hocking. S.rgent. S. Howard. Mansfield. Fourth R o w : Loring Steeves, ightingale. Came. Pearl, Cole. Huff. Third Row : Beal. Field, Blatrnan. Braddock, Wescott, Moriarty, D. Howard, Beckwith. S u o 11 J Row: H i nckley. J\lcGraw. Richardson, Rhoden ize r, Geagan. Winsor. Bither. Gollin. Fint Row: Merri l l . l'ernald. Jewell. Randal l , Chernauskas, Workman. Delano. Hatch. Morrison.
CLASS Joseph J. Chernauskas Ralph E . D e l a no C l a rence R. Fernald C lyde M . H a tch
V i rgil J. F rank L. Carl W. Buell 0. John A.
OF 1 940
H i nckley Jewell McGraw Merrill Morrison
CLASS
Hoover R . Goffin Abdo Ha san
C l i fford F. C a me, J r. John E. Geagan D a rold B . H ocking Stedm a n B. H o w a rd H a rold A. Johnson
R ich a rd C. Johnson Ed w a rd F. Loring C h a rles \.V. N ightingale A. Wilder Pe a r l H a rold L. Rhod enizer
H ubert S. B eckwith D aniel B l a t m a n Thomas R. B r a d d ock
Rich a rd A . F i e l d S. Dwight H o w a rd John G. H utcheson W i l l i a m L. Man field, J r .
CLASS
Randall Vose W i nsor \:\7orkm an, J r.
OF 1 94 1
tetson C. B e a l H a rtley A. Bither
CLASS
C h a r l es R. Thomas S. Spencer H. Li nw ood L.
C h a r les E. H uff Edwin A. Tool i s
OF 1 9+2 G o r d o n A. Rich a rd son Frederic 0 . S a rgent A d d ison E . Steeves Gerald A. W a sson Walter A. Woodw a rd
OF 1 9+3
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J a mes W. Mor i a rty Robert Stetson Rich a rd T. Wescott
P D I
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Johnson, Pursley, Cross, Murphy, Brown, Rya n . Third Row : Greeves, Rimosoukas, Webb, Pizzano, Suond Row : Pejko, U' eil. J. K avanaugh, East, Wheelock, Conley, Cobb, L. Kavanaugh. First Row: Dibble. Bright, Baxter, Bruce. L i l l ie, Reed, Thompson, Stumpp
CLASS OF 1 940 ,,
E. Robe rt B r uce
V ictor P. M a l i ns
Frank G. L i l l i e
\V a l ter H. Reed C l ayton E . Young
CLASS OF 1 94 1 E l m e r L . B a xte r
A . Spence r Cobb
George J . Stumpp
Rich a r d H. B r ight
N o r r i s E . D i bb l e
A . Francis Thompson
A l fred E . -B r o w n
J a mes N . E a t
Robe r t E . W h e e lock
A l be rt J. R i mo s u k a
CLASS OF 1942 C a r l J . Pi z z a no
William E. Barta
J a mes F . K a v a n a u gh
W i l l i a m R . Conley
Jo eph F . O ' N e i l
Robe r t C. R y a n
R i ch a r d
George A . P a r k e r
E l m e r M . Tow e r
M.
\V alter W. 'Webb
. Johnson
orman D . Jones ,
W a l te r .
Pe j k o
CLASS OF 1 943 J a m e s W. B a t e m a n
R a l p h E. H e rsey
Evan J . Macl l ra i th
A r t h u r K . B ro w n
H a r ry· L . H i cks
Philip J. Mezzulo
C h a rl e s V . C ross
Leo F. K a v a n augh
Paul J. Mu rphy
E d w a r d J . G re a ves
N . Ray L i ndqu ist
Thomas A. Pu rsley, J r.
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Fourth Row : Volpe, Barnfather, St"llwell, Wolcott, Bedo, Heyward, Wysor, Arnold. Third Row : Knight. Principe, Marshall, Sarantidcs, Laliberte, Farnsworth, Barletta. Suo11d Row : Miller, Elder, Hegan, H. Bubar, Flynn. MacRae, Quarrington, Martin. Finl Row : Card, Cotton, H . M . Bubar, Lake, Gilmore, Burns, Husted, Fullerton
CLASS OF 1 940 H a r l e y M. B u b a r
D. H unte r Cotton
J o h n E. G i l m o r e
A lton J . B u rn s
Thomas E. E l d e r
G a r d n e r B . H u sted
C h a r l e s H . C a rd
L.
E d w i n E. L a k e
C h a r l e s E. B a rn fath e r
\Veston MacRae
E d w a r d F . Q u a r r i ngton
A l l an
Howard Miller
E d g a r M a rt i n
C a r ro l l
F u l l e rton
CLASS OF 1 94 1 R . Knight
C LASS O F 1 9 42 Robert M . A rn o l d
H a r o l d E. H e g a n
H a ro l d J . B u b a r
A l to n G. L a l i be rt e
Louis E . P r i n c i p e
Raymond M. Flynn
]. David Marshall
Ph i l i p B . Wyso r
R i ch a rd L . N ick e rson
CLASS O F 1 943 \V.
Thomas
W.
C h a rl es G. B a r l etta
R i ch a r d
E.
A n d rew V. Bedo
Edward
S a r a n ti d e s
Ed \o\"" i n
Alexander
F a r n s w o rt h H ay w a r d
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M i lton
Sti l l w e l l
L o u i s J . Vol p e Robert P . �7olcott
L A M B D A
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t · F o u r t h R o w : Watson. herrs. J . Harnr. Johnson. Fernandez. Ander o n . Dolan, Harri . \Vi llr. Gray. )/oyes, Towle. Fi her. Martin. Third Row : e o m a n . 1\!athe•on. Harnes, Lefleur. G r a ff a m , Parsons. Second Row: Poor. Lord, Burr. Fedorvich. Tucker. McKinnon, H a rd i n g. Reed. T.•) lor. FirJt Row : Mc.\rdle, E. Harvey, Jenison. Birtwi,tle. F i t t , Swift. awyer, Brackley, Herry
C LAS 1yron G. Berry Russe l l M . B i rtwistle Rufus A. B rack ley H o race F. B u r r
OF 1 9+0
F loyd L. F itts E rne·c B. H a rvey Edward H . Jenison
E . C l a rence Lord Kenneth B. McA rd l e A lbe rt K. Sawyer Conrad "' · Sw i ft
C L S S O F 19+ 1 \Vi l l i am H. Martin
Rich a rd E . Noye Sherys \Ya lt e r
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CLASS OF 1 9+2 Robert E . Ande rson Vita Fedorovitch Edwin L . F i her L es l i e H . Graffam Beniah c . H a rd i ng
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L a u r ie L. H a r ri s Albert H. H aynes C u rti L . H emenway L. Verneil John on
D o n a l d A . Pa rsons Roger H. Poor H a rold D . Seaman E . Gilman Taylor Paul A . W i l ley
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C LASS OF 1 9+3 O rman B. Fernandez, J r. Robe rt M. Gray John C. H a rvey Robert A. L a Fleur
Laugh l i n D . M acKinnon Morr ison M acPhersoa Delbert D. Matheson
Joseph G. Ragone Ron a l d M. Reed M a u rice E . Towle And rew Watson
K A P P A
D E L T A
R H O
Fourth Row: Palmer. Pomerleau, Ta,·lor, Hildebrandt, Tilton, Buck, M a i n. Ca ey, Curly. Third Row : Gurne)•. Den.nison. Warren. H u n toon, Hel i n , 1cCarrol l , TI1ayer. Sao11d Row : Beal, Daly, Tetre a u l t . .l:Serrr. Hughes. Francis. Sheldon FirJt Row: Slattery, Johnson, Mills, Allen, Kjoller, B u n t i ng. Blanch a rd , Gousse, Merrill
CLASS Fr ancis B. A l l e n J a mes M . Bunting
OF 1 940
Wi l l i a m L. Gousse, J r. P h i l i p M. G r a nt F r a ncis D. Johnson
CLASS
OF 1 9+ l
Dw ight K. Beal Craig T. B l a nchard
J ames A. D aly W i l l i a m H. H ughes Gordon 0. f e r r i l l
Charle W. B e r ry B r a d fo rd G. F r a nci Eero R. H e l i n
H a rold L. H u ntoon L i nwood E. P a l m e r
J. Pre t o n B a r ry P h i l i p C. Buck George W. B u rn ett P h i l i p T. C asey
Leo M. C u rl ey Robert C. Denn ison Lawre nce S. Gu rney H a r ry P. H il d er b r a n d t
CLASS
CLASS
Elbert G. K j o l l e r G. F l i nt Taylo r
'vVa r ren H . M i l l s Rich a rd A. Thayer
OF 1 9+2 Jo eph D. Slattery W i l l i a m J. Tetreau A rt h u r B . W a rren, J r.
O F 1 9+3
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C. F re d e r ick M a i n J a mes R. M cC a rroll E a r l J. Pom e r l e a u J o s e p h R. W all ace
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Fnurtli Row: Chaletzky, L . Cohen, R. Kohn, Hamilt, Jolovitz. Suond Row :
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Cohen, Hanken. Rosenblum, Kraft, Weiss. Liss. Third Row : Jacobs, Schoenberger, Gilson, Rauch, Pinansky, Frucht, Lock, Newell, Brodie, Wit, Millstein, tern . FirJt Row : Baum, Dreyer, Gross, Branz, Tobin, Ford, Mantell, Sternberg
CLA S S OF 1 940 F red B l umentha l B rew t e r A. Branz
K l a u s I. D reyer Frede rick M. Ford
I rving Gro s Leon Tobin
CLASS OF 1 94 1 Melvin I . Baum ..
Myron L . Mante l l Stephen S. Sternberg
H e rbert D. Sterns
CLASS OF 1 942 David Brodie Robert Cohen Ema nuel K. Frucht Gera l d A. Gi lson
M i lton W. H amilt A rthur E. H anken A lvin Jolovitz R ich a rd N. Kohn Melvin N. Lock
Saul M i l l stei n A lbert Newel l A lbert I. Schoenberger H . Robert Wit
CLASS OF 1 943
1' Paul M. Abramson orman A. Ch aletzky Leon a r d G. Cohen Meyer C. J acobs
E l iot B. K raft l rving E. Li s Charles E. Pinansky
S i d ney J . Ra uch Theodore B. Rosenblum Robert A . Shap i ro La rry Weiss
S I G M A
K A P P A
Fi/tit R o w : Robinson. Moldenke. Young. Grant, Cousens. F o u rth R o w : McDougal . Potter, Putnam, Estabrook, :tvL Robinson, MacDougal, Dondlinger. Third Row: C. Fussdl. Pfleger. Harriman, Deslsles, Wagner, Gallupe, Farrand, Stefko. Second Row: S . Fussell, Arey, F . Perkins, C . Arey, Gwynn, Partridge, E . Mitchell, Purple. Finl Row : Abbott, Thomp>on, Slater, Thomas, Walden, B . Mitchell, E. Perk i ns , Wescott, Bridges
CLASS Isabel A bbott J e a n B r idges B a rb a r a M itch e l l M. E l i z abeth Perk ins
E d n a S later Patricia Thomas A l l een Th ompson
CLASS B a rba r a A rey A lta Estabrook Catherine Fusse l l
C h a r l otte A rey Natalie Cousens Lor r aine Desi le V i rgi n i a F a r r a n d B a rb a r a Grant
H an n a h Putnam M a ry Robin on G e r a l d i n e Stefk o
O F 1 942
Este l l e G a l l upe Gloria Goelitz E l e a n o r M i tch e l l
CLASS
E l i z abeth \Va i d e n E l i z a beth \Vescott J u l i a Wheeler M a ry \Vheeler
OF 1 94 1
B a rb a r a P a rtridge E le a n o r Purple
CLASS A l ice Don d l i nge r a ra h E. Fusse l l
OF 1 940
Florence Perkins S h i rl ey Wagn e r
O F 1 943
An n e Gwynn I abel H a r r i m an Ruth M ac Douga l M a rj orie McDougal
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P r i scil l a Moldenke J a net Pfleger Phyl l i s Potter L i l l i a n Robin on Phyl l i s Young
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Fi/tit, Row : Pike, Sweetser, McClellan, Monaghan, Fcnnes y, Henderson, Barter, Rather, KJigh n .
Fourth Row: B•rbour. Koyal. Monell, Bradshaw, Elam, Soule. Heany, Powers, Handley, Trahan. Third R o w : Grant. Farrell. >:iehoff. Ro�er . Tobey. Totma n . Lewis, Re ny, Lott. Stcond Row : Rockwell, Glazier, Hoplcins. Leighton, Coyle, Gray, Bas<ell. Buckner. Brent. Hartley, MacMurtry. Fir1t R o flJ : Towle, Mailey, D a y , P u l len, Holt, Piper, Gould, Stone, Brown, Chapman
C LASS OF 1 9+0 Helen Brown
Ruth G o u l d
Ol ive P u l l e n
Phy l l i s C h a p m a n
H . Loui e Holt
E l e a n o r Stone
P r i c i l i a M a i l ey
B a rba r a To w l e
[ a rj o r i e
Day
C LASS OF 1 9+ l V i rgi n i a Mosher
Thelma B a ssett
A l t a G r ay
H e len B r a d s h a w
M a ry B u ck n e r Gregory
Ali o n P i k e
E l i z a beth Buck n e r
Katherine
Prude nce P i p e r
J e a n Coyle
Gla zier
B a rba r a K a ighn
E l i zabeth Swe etser
J o a n n a M a c M u r t ry
C LASS O F 1 9+2 M a ry F a r r e l l
J a n e Le ighton
M a ry Reny
B a rba r a G r a n t
Amy L e w i s
M a rtha Rogers
Dorris
O l ive Mone l l
Betty Anne Royal
P a t r ici a Powers
Jane Soule
H e a ney
C a ro lyn H o p k i ns
II
CLASS O F 1 9+3 •
G l e n n a H a nley
Hilda
B a r b a r a B re n t
Ruth H e n d e rson
Evange l i n e
Gera l d i n e Fennes y
Ruby Lott
E l i z a beth Tobey
Mu r i e l
L o u i s e Trah a n
Con t a nce
B a r bou r
E l e a nor H a n d l ey
McC l e l l a n
K a t h l e e n Monagh a n
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Stu a rt .
Wyman.
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Fiut Row: P r a t t , K e n n e d y , Abbott, T i l l e)'
CLASS OF 1 9-W Lyd i a Abbott
Const a nce
Pratt
Consta nce T i l l ey
CLASS OF 1 9+ 1 B e a t rice K e n n e d y
M a rion
McA rd l e
O l i H S a Y age
CLASS O F 1 9+2 W i t h a J a rd i n e
Dorothy S m it h
Ruth
Cynth i a
Eleanor
P r i s ci l l a Wym a n
m i th
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Fourth R o w : Mansfield, Brewer, K i n g, Lemoine, Gould, Donahue, l:l rown. Third R o w : Coles, Cate, foster. Campbell. Farnham, Marr, Proctor, Boak. Saond Row: Ro c , Clayton, Russell. Duggan. Stebbins, Mooers, Jones, Cannell. Fir1t Row : Rodgers, Chase. Reny, Moore, Brenner, Winslow, Recd , Rowe l l , Gray, \'an Valkenburg
CLASS OF 1 940 E l izabeth Brenner Ma rjorie Chase N a n abelle Gray
Ruth Moore Ka th ryn Reny Margery Reed
A d r i anna Rodgers Ruth Rowell Raye \Vinslow
CLASS OF 1 94 1 Flo rence Boak R. C l a i re Donahue M . E l eanore King
i l l etta McGrath Ruth Roberts
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J ane Russel l Ruth Stebbins M i l d red VanVal k enburg
CLASS OF 1942 Fr ances Brewer M a rgaret C ampbe l l J e a n C an n e l l M a rj o r ie Cate
M a rgaret Cl ayton E l i z a beth Coles Vi rgini a Duggan Priscil l a H a thorn
M a ri lyn I re l a nd A n n Jones atal ie Mooers Susanne Rose
C LASS OF 1 943 M a rjorie B row n Gerald ine Farnham M a ry Foster
Pri sci l l a Gou l d M a ry Lemoine Anne Man field
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orma M a rr Thelma Proctor Mir i am Sa rgent
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Suond Row : Gagner, Gonya, Wrllic, Curtis, Archer. Thomas. Wrigh t, George, Hatch. Bonnar, Gray, J'eorson, D u n more
Fint Row : Scribner,
Fitch,
M U
Hitchcock.
C LASS O F 1 940 M a r j o ri e B e r ry M a ry B o n n a r
F r a nces Gray
E l l e n Fitch M a rgaret Johnson
CLASS O F 1 94 1 M a ry H i tchcock
J e a n Pea rson
Ruth Scribner
C LASS OF 1 9+2 Edith C u rt i s E l e anor F u rbush
P r i scil l a George H ester H atch B a rb a r a H o l d e n
Ruth Thom a s Theodora Wright
C LASS O F 1 943 A n n e D unmore M a ry Gonya C a rmen Gagner
Ruth G r aves Ruth Howes
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M a rion Treglown V i rg i n i a Wyl l i e H a rriet Rex
John;on,
S T U D E N T
C O U N C I L
Suond Row : Harding, hepard. K i mball Firit Row : '.\ 'f a r riner, Lake. Bubar. Fo>l<r
Ed"¡in E. Lake
John T. Foste r
Presiden t
Secretary and Treasurer
E rnest Marriner, J r.
H arley Bubar
Vice-Preside n t
Chaplain
The pu rpose of this organization 1s to give active oice to the will of the student body.
It is
an organization handling all affairs affecting the student body which does not come within the scope of the College administration. It has an intermed iary function i n which the students approach the faculty, and the faculty approaches the student body through the medium of the Student Council. Council consists of the fou r class presidents, one non-faternity member and fou r members elected by the student body.
MEMBERS Elective
PreJidents
Ed win L ake, '40 John Daggett, '41 Beniah H ar d i ng, '42 John Shepard, '43
H a r ley Bubar John Foster Ernest M a r r i ne r, J r. Spencer Winsor
Non-fraternity-Stanlty Kimb a l l
S T U D E N T
Suond
Row:
Cate,
Fiel I ,
tefko,
Gray,
Mitchell,
Chapman.
C O U N C I L
Fir1t Row : Piper, '.\[ailey. Dean R u n nals, Stone. S•veetser. Gould
Eleanor L. S tone
Gerald ine A. Stefk:o
Presiden t
Junio r R epresen tative
El izabeth Sweetser
Marjorie M. Cate
Vice-Presiden t
So p h o m ore Representati•ve
P ru dence Piper
E lizabeth Field
Secre/ar)'
Fresh man Representati•u e
Ba rbara N. M i tchell
Priscilla B. M ailey
Treasurer
Hall Presiden t
Phyllis A. Chapman
R u t h K . Gould
Sn1ior R eprnen tative
Editor of Handbook
Student League was established i n 1 9 1 7 i n order that college life m ight be more profitable and enjoyable for the women students.
I t enacts and enforces l aws which p romote the spirit of
m utual happine ·s, service, and personal respon sibi lit) among the students and strengthen the i r loyalty t o Col br Coll ege.
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INTERFRATERNITY
COUNCIL
Stcond R o w : Beach, Swift, Bruce
Firrt Row : Branz, Workman, Bubar. Pike, Tarlor
Dean Erne t C. 1\t1arrine r
M r . Elmer C. Warren
Chairman
Secretary and Treasurer
H a rley M. B ubar P ice-Chairman
This group was organized for the pu rpose of handling problems, and to assure more co operation and harmony in regard to interfra ternity relations. Rushing and pledging rules and their enforcement come under the scope of the Council.
It
also designates and controls fraternity dance d a tes. Members of the Council consist of the presi dent of each fraternity and its faculty advisor. However, only student members h ave voting power.
STUDENT
MEMBERS
Prince Beach
George Pike
Brewster Branz
Walter Reed
H a rley Bubar
G. Flint Taylor
E rnest H a rvey
Li nwood Workman
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PA N
H E L L E N I C
C O U N C I L
Suond R o w : Russell. Savage, 'fa lurtry, Pearson. Partridge Firrt Row : Fitch . Pr:i t t . . bbott. Gould. Reed
I sabel Abbott
Joanna Mac M u rtry
Presiden t
Secretary-Treasurer
The Council is made up of two members f rom each sorority. ing rules and settles question of doubt among the sororitie .
It makes and enforces rush-
Th e board also u nifies the inter-
ests of the soro rity and non-sorority women.
Sig m a Kappa
Ch i O m ega
!l lp/Ja Delta Pi
I
R u t h Go u l d
C o n s t a nce P r a t t
J o a n n a M a c M u r t ry
O l ive S a v a ge
abel
Abbott
B a r b a r a P a r t r i d ge
Phi Mu
Delta Delta Delta M a rgery L i e r Reed
E l l e n Fitch
J ane Ru sell
J e a n Pea rson
[ 81 ]
T H E
C O L B Y
E C H O
Fourth R o w : Pomerleau, Leighton. Barletta, Royal, orantides, Ro•engrel\. R i h.ird<on, Jones, Ra uch. oule. Harding, l'i�r. eam a n . Third R o":JJ : Alderman. Erner)', Fruch t , Mc lari•. argent, Hocking, H a m i l t . Strand R�w : Beck. Lewi Grant. Roberts. Twombly, Donahue . ould. Delano. Randall. Freme. Tharer .\ lcGrn t h . Brown. F1r1t Row : Ba ter. Bither. Marri ner. Winsor.
The Colby Echo is the weekly publication of the college.
gestions of the student body are sought and voiced .
Through it the opinions and sug
In it events and activities are recorded.
The Echo offer opportunity for p ractical exper ience in j ournali Edito r-in-Chief
m
and reporting.
Managing Editor
p e nce r H. W i n o r
Sports Editor
Erne t C. M a r r i n e r , J r.
Ralph E. De l a n o
Business lit an ager
If/ o m e n's Editor Ruth K . Go u l d
Charle
H.
Literary Editor
Randall
M a u r ice D . R impo
Feature Writers Emanuel K.
F ru ch t
J . Ande B a x t e r
S a m u e l B . �1 a r re n
Associate Editors Ed w a rd F . Qua r r i ngton
H a rt l ey A . E i t h e r
E l m e r L . B a xt e r W i l l e tta E . McG rath
P r u d ence
Piper
A ss istant Editors M i l to n W. H a rn i l t F r e d e r ic 0. Sa rgent
John L . Thoma Ruth M. Robe rt
.1 sso ciate Sports Edit o r
A ssistant Sports Editors
J . Joseph F r e m e
B e n i a h C. H a rd i ng H a ro l d D . S e a m a n
R. C l a re D o n a h u e J ane Soule
Exchange Editor Robert H. M i tch e l l
Co-ed R eporters P r i ci l i a W. Twombley Amy L. L e w i s
Fres h m a n Reporters E d w i n W. A l exa n d e r E d w a r d J . Beck e r L a u r e nce M. E d w a r d s W i l l i a m F i n k e l d ey P e r l ey M. L e ighton . R ay L i n d q u i s t Sid ney J . R a uch E r n est G. �1ei d u l
N a t a l i e A. Cou en .1 ssociate B usiness Jlf anager
Rich a rd A . Th aye r .4 ssistant Business 111 anagers
�'a l te r L . E m e ry D a ro l d B. H ocking G o r d o n A . R ich a rd o n u s a n B . Rose ngren
[ 82 ]
M a ry E. J o n e s Betty A . Royal
Mailing Clerks C h a rl es G. B a r l etta E d w a rd S a r a nt i d e s F r e d e r ic k D. McA l a ry M e l v i l l e Y. A l d e r m a n E a r l J . Pom e r l e a u L i l l i a n M. Beck M a j o r i e M. B ro w n J e a n ice A . G r a n t
W H I T E
Strand
Row:
Desl Jes,
Davidson,
Sargent.
Wagner. Pursley, .l,.arrand . Came, Howard, Farnsworth, Toolis, Pullen, Delano. Gray, Rosengren
M U L E
Fus,ell .
First
Row:
Smith,
Gould,
Th e Wh ite Mule, the college humorous magazine, is publ ished five times d uring the college year.
Notable a re the numerous sketches of faculty an d students about the campus.
stories and a rticles a re featured. lege life.
The Colby White Mu le is recognized as a class A college humor magazine.
Edit o r- in-Ohief
R a l p h E. D e l a n o
If/ o m en's Editor
O l i v e 0. P u l l e n
B u s iness fl/ anager
E d w i n A. Too l i s
,1Julers
F r e d e r i c 0 . S a rgent
:!\ a t a lie A. Cou ens
J an e A . Russel l
Ruth A. M acdougal
S h i r l ey I. \;\T agn e r
Gerald A. Gi lson
Betty A n n Roy a l
Thomas
V\T.
F a rn wonh
tedman B. H o w a rd
A rt
H el e n B . B rown
ďż˝ a n n a b e l l e Gray
Ruth
K.
Gou l d
Robin on B u rb a n k
Advertising
Stetson C. Beal
Original
Always a harbinger of major events, i t is a souveni r of colÂ
W i l l etta E. McGrath
C l i fford
F.
C ame
Circulatio n
Thomas A. Pursley
W i l l et t a E. McGrath
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C A P
A N D
G O W N
Towle, Stone. Grar. Chapm•n, Gr•y
Cap and Gown is an honorary society composed of seven emor women, cho en for their active support of all col lege p rojects, enthusiasm, tolerance, and ability to lead people. purpose is to fo ·ter Colby activities and ideal .
The aim of the society is to become affiliated
with the National Honorary Society of "The l\fortar Board ."
Phyllis A. Chapman
� annabelle Gray
Secretary
Presiden t
M E M BE R S Phyllis A. Chapman
Virginia E. Gray
Nannabelle G ray
Eleanor L . S tone Barbara E. Tow le
[ 8+ ]
I ts
P I
G A M M A
M U
Second Row : Professor J\forrow. Gooch, Gray. Buzzell Fir1t Row : Pinansky, Silverman, Jones, 1arriner
Pi Gamma M u was fou nded in Southwe tern College li hed in 1 926. c1ence .
1 92+.
Alpha of 1\tlaine
v.
as estab
It was o rganized to encou rage high standards of schol arshi p in the social
The m ember hip i� limited to J uniors and Seniors who h ave attained a high degree
of schola rship and ha e d istingui hed them eh·e - in the study of ocial science.
Gordon Jones
William Pinanslry
President
Treasurer
E rnest Marriner
M indella S i l erman
Vice-Presiden t
Secretary
Profe sor Curti
H.
1\ Iorrow
Adviser
M E M BE R S Llo) d Gooch
Ro"·ena Buzzell Vi rginia Gray
[ 85 ]
K A P P A
P D I
K A P P A
Stcond R o w : Work man, Small. Pearl First Row : Jordan. Lake. Thomp;on. l l inckl<r. Ford
With the pas ing of another year Kappa Ph i Kappa, hono rary educational society, has sueceeded in attaining a respectable membership and an intere ting program of meetings.
Under
the able leader hip of Prof. Edward J. Colgan, Colby's emb ryo educators are given some insight into the field of ed ucation other than "¡hat
available in the cla room.
Arthur T. Thompson
Fred M . Ford
President
Secretary
\
i rgil J. H inckler
Edwin E. Lake Treasurer
Vice-Presiden t
M E M BE R S Barnard W . Jordan
William A. Small
Warren Pearl
Clayton E. Young
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C H I
E P S I L O N
Suond Row : Branz, Kanovitz, Sternberg, Stumpp, l'vlosher, !,.oster, Kimball. Brick, Sherys. Fitts, Chasse
Local honorary chemistry society founded at Colby in 1 927.
�· u
Fir>t Row : Birtwistle, Ford, Pratt. Wllden,
Chi Epsilon Mu is composed of
students who ha e pa sed four semesters of ch emistry with higher than average rank.
The
group attempts to obtain outside speakers and p rograms of interest to chemistry maj ors.
The
aim is to fu rther cientific thought.
Albert S awyer
Elizabeth Walden
Presiden t
Secretary-Treasurer
Floyd Fitts
Professor George Parmenter
1' ice-Presiden t
A dviser
M E M BERS I s a b e l Abbott
J a mes Fo ter
Joh n N iv i son
Myron B e r ry
Clyde H atch
A l be r t Rimosukas
Ru
Ba rna rd J o r d a n
Louis S a l h a n ick
I rving K a novitz
· wa l t e r
Geo rge Stumpp
e l l B i rt wist le
B re w te r Bran z S i dney B rick
St a n l ey K i m b a l l
Rich a rd C h a s e
C a rl
Fr ede r ick Ford
V i rgi n i a Moshe r
IcG r a w
[ 87 ]
Sherys
M a ry W h e e l e r
C H I
S I G M A
G A M M A
uond Row : Ford, Hemenwa)â&#x20AC;˘, Fisher Fir1t Row : Small, Saw;er, Prof. tanley, l\ l a r t i n
Chi Gamma Sigma i an honorary phy ic
ociety which was founded at Colby in 1 932. The
election of new member
made b members who ha e tudied phy ic for two years and earned
better than average ran k.
The meeting. have been chieAy dernted to intere ting lecture
the reading of paper .
Albert Sa"¡yer
William Small
Presiden t
Secretary- Treasurer
l 'lyron Berry
Professor Nathaniel vVheeler
Vice-Presiden t
Adviser
MEM BERS R u s e l l B i rtwi stle
F re d e r ick Ford
Edwin Fisher
Laurie
F loyd F i tts
Ba r n a rd J o r d a n
H a rris
C a r l McG r a w
aul
Mill tein
C h a rles Rand a l l A l f re d Timbe r l a k e
or
B O W E N
Third
Row :
Foster,
Lake.
\V. Cha e
Suond R o w :
Rogers, Chase. Sweetser,
R. Chasse. Beach
S O C I E T Y
Abbott,
Emerson
Firit Row :
Berry,
The Bowen Society \Yas founded last year at Colby as an honorary biology club. formal d iscussion of subjects of biological interests forms its purpose.
Moore,
Delano.
The inÂ
The members enjoy the
p rivilege of hearing lectu re by out ide peakers and al o concern themselves with other varied p rograms. Th e society is n amed after the late P rofe so r Bowen, a graduate of Col by and a teacher at Columbia U n iver ity.
I n honoring Professor Bo,nn, the members feel that a higher grade
of \\'Ork i n their field i made possible through c l oser contacts and cooperation .
OFFICERS President
Treasurer
Ralph Delano
Ruth M oore
Vice-Presiden t
Honorary A 1em her
P rince Beach
Dr. 'ÂĽebster Che te r
Secretary
Facuity A dviser
Betty Sweet e r
D r . Henry Aplington
M EMBERS I a be l A bbott
Joseph Croteau
E d w i n L a ke
P r i nce B e ach
R a l p h Del ano
R u t h Moore
M a rj o r i e Be rry
Dorothy E m e rson
K a t h e ry n Reny
M a rj o r i e
C l a rence F e r n a l d
Ad r i a nn a Rodgers
Rich a r d C h a sse
J a me
Betty S w eetser
W i l l i a m Cha s e
J o h n H a we
Cha e
Foster
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S O N S
O F
C O L B Y
Gurney. Harley, Richord-on, ·1 hompson . Eaton. I I . John,on. BJ;;ke. S1Cond Row : Goffin. Taylor, Abbott, Field. Berrr, :\ilrrincr. Yarn<wonh. FitJt Ro;i; : \\"ork m r n . Lowell. Gup t i l l . Pullen . I! a wes, Carter fernald
Third Row : ] . Johnson. \Vescou.
Chase, Jone .
Burbank.
CLASS
1 940
OF
P r i nce D. Beach
C l a rence R. F e r n a l d
E r n e t C . M a r r i n er, J r .
Myron G. Ber ry, J r.
Joh n T. Foster
Buell
C l a rk H . C a rt e r
Gordon B . Jones
John K. Cha e
B a rn a rd vV. J o r d a n
L i n wood
CLA S S
OF
0.
Merri l l L. W o r k m a n , J r .
1 941
H e n ry \V. A bbott, J r.
John C . E a ton
Robert W. P u l l e n
Geo rge L. B e ach, J r.
H oover R. Goffin
K e i t h K . Th ompson
J o h n W. D a ggett
W i l l i a m L. Gup t i l l
V e r n e l l e \V. Dyer, J r .
Joh n E. H a w e
CLASS W i l l i a m P. B l a k e
C u rti
C h a r l e s R. B u r b a n k
_
OF
1 942
L . H em e n w ay
o r m a n D. J o n e s
S a muel B. Wa rren
Robinson D . B u rb a n k
John L. Lowell
W a l t e r L . Emery
R o g e r W . Pe r k i n s
J o h n G. F i fi e l d
J o h n F . Pi neo, J r .
CLASS
OF
Go rdon A . Richa rdson Add i s o n E . Steeves
1 943
H a r o l d A . Costley
L aw rence S. Gu rney
Ch a rl e s E. L a w rence
Rich a r d
Ralph K . H a r ley, J r.
Rich a rd L. S p r ague, J r.
H ow a rd R. Johnso n
W. Emmons Taylo r
M.
C r u m mett
Robe r t R. De C o r m ier, J r . Tho m a s
W.
F a r n s worth
Rich a r d A . F i e l d
Justin
0.
Johnson, J r .
Robert A . L a F l e u r
E r r o l L. Tayl o r , J r. Rich a rd T. Wescott
D A U G H T E R S
O F
C O L B Y
Third Row : ] . \\ heeler. Gon\"a. :\!oldenke. Piper. Curti-. B . A re y . Hitchcock. Crowell. Rora l . ander o n . Reynold-. Suo n d Row: Howe, Pike, DeCormier, C. rey, Field, Totman, l\!ailey, Young, Ha rtl e y , \1. \\"heeler, Rockwell. Fi•1t R o w : Pratt, Walden, ChapmJn, Gould. Tilley. We-cott
CLA S S Phyl l i · A. C h a p m a n Ruth K. G o u l d Pri-ci l l a B. M a i l ey
OF
OF
E l i z abeth C. \Vestcott J u l i a C . Wheeler M a ry L . \\ h e e l e r
1 94 1 Prud ence P i p e r M a ry E. Sweet e r
1 9+2
� at a l i e E. Mooer M a rth a A . Roge r Betty A n n e Royal
CLASS C h a rlotte B. A rey E l i z a beth F. Field H o p e - j a n e Gillingh am M a ry E . Gonya
OF
I a ry F. H i tchcock Beatrice R. Kennedy .-\ I i on B. Pike
CLASS M a r i lyn B ragdon Ruth E. C ro w e l l Ed ith I. C u rti
1 940
Con ta nce J . P r att Con-t ance L . Til l ey A l l e e n Thom pson E l i z abeth J . W a l d e n
CLASS B a rb a ra P. A rey . DeCormier Fra nce
OF
Ruth G. Sanderson Jane Sou l e J u n e L . Totm an
1 9+3
G l e n n a R. H a rtley Ruth E. Howes A n n J. M a n fi e l d D . Prisc i l l a M o l d e n k e
[ 91 ]
M a ry Reynolds Evange l i n e A . Rockw e l l V i rg i n i a A. Wyl l i e Phyl l i s M. ) oung
L I B R A R Y
A S S O C I A T E S
- t i l l i n�s. Enter, n . D•,·idson, ). J a rtin, Bonnar. Rus.ell, Frudn Gro s, H u ff. Thomp•on, Moldenke. First R o w : F. Gray, Sil crman.
Third Row :
The Libra ry A toget h e r o n
ociate
a co mmon
secu r i ng book
i
the m a i n orga n i z ation o n c a m p u
i n t e l l e ct u a l g r o u n d .
It
p u r po e
for t h e C o l l ege L i b r a ry w h i ch a re o f
e ight meetings d u r i n g t h e
F i tch. aond Row : mith. D reye r, tcrnbcrg. Tobin, Perkins, Buzzell, \/. Gray, wilt. Stone. D. Rus�clJ, Marriner
chool yea r a r e h e l d and
i
w h e re
to
spec i a l
the
p ro v i d e value
to
faculty peci a l
U N D E RG RA D UATE
the
l rv i ng G ro s
Do r i
Cha rle
Jane Russell
H u ff
D a v i d Brodie
Rich a rd K o h n Raymond K o z e n
Buzzell
H e n ry D a v i d so n W e s l ey D o e Klaus
Dreyer
boo k s .
MEMBERS
Frank B a i l ey
R LLsel l
Mindell a Silverman William Small
orma Leppanen
G l e nye
Betsey L i bbey
Smith
Ma rgery S m i th
B u rton Lin cott
S t e p h e n Ste r n b e rg
Jr.
Ruth E rn e r on
E r nest M a r r i n e r,
Anna
Edga r M a rt i n
E l e a n o r Stone E l i z a beth S w e e t er
Fi her
D e bo r a h Sti l l i ng
E l l en F i tch
W i l letta M c G r a t h
J o h n Fo t e r
P r i sci l l a M o l d e n k c
Con r a d Sw i ft
E m a n u e l K . F r ucht
E l i z abeth Pe r k i n s
A l l een Th ompson
F r a nces Gray
O l ive P u l l en
H e n ry Tilto n
H a n n a h Putnam
Leon Tobin
i rg i n i a Gray
[ 92 ]
meet
intere t
ch o l a r l y i nte rest.
M a ry Bo n n a r
L loyd
student
u p p o rt i n g
r e e a rch-l u x u ry
p e a k on s u bj ects o f
leader
and
in
About
A R T S
C L U B
Fifth Row : David on. Farnham, Buzzell, Swift, Gross, E . Marti n . Dreyer. Fourth. Row : George, Rosengren. D. Russell, Wiesenthal, Vine Saond Row : B. Smith, Price, S. Third Row : Fussell, Ryan, Wagner, Thompson, Wyman, Lander. Still ings, Leppanen. cour. Donahue. Fint R ow : Pearson. Conway, Od l i n , 1. Smith, Silverman, Brenner, Stebbins, Martin, Bake, Pullen, Twombly. Brosius, J . Russell, Ro e . Condon, Walden, Gould
President E l i z a be t h
Secretary W i n n i fred Od l i n
Brenner
Treasu rer
/, ice-President
Ruth
M indella Silverman
The A rt s Club d rama,
and
i n t e l l ect u a l .
i� co m p o e d of t h o e w h o
a re e p �c i a l ly
The p u rpose is to enco u r a ge
p a i nti ng.
i n te rested
in
Stebbin-
the
fine
a rts- l i t e r a t u re,
Th i s yea r the c l u b h a s b e e n e x t e n d e d to i ncl u d e t h e f a c u l ty a n d m e n s t u d ents.
M E MBERS Do rothy Ba Ila rd
R u t h Gou l d
Betty Ro engren
Con t a nce B a r bo u r
B a rb a r a G r a n t
Jane R u s s e l l
Helen Brad haw
F r a nces G r ay
Dori
Norma Bro i u
I r v i n g G ro s
V i rg i n i a R y a n
Russell
H e l e n B rown
C l eon H a tch
B l a nche S m i th
L loyd B u z z e l l
Pauline Lander
M a rgery S m i th
Myrtle Condon
•
M a ry Lee C o n w ay
W i l l etta M c G r a t h
C o n r ad S w i f t
M a ry C u r r i e r
E d g a r M a rt i n
A l leen T h o m p so n
H e n ry D a v i d o n
Sarah M a rtin
P r i ci l i a
B a rb a r a P a r t r i d ge
:\d a V i neco u r
K l au
D reyer
o r rn a Lep p a n e n
Debo r a h
S ti l l i ng
Twombley
C l a i re Don a h u e
Jean Pear on
h i r l e y W ag n e r
C l a i re E rn e r o n
M a rt h a P r i ce
E l i z a be th W a l d e n
F r a n k: F a rn h a m
O l i ve P u l len
D i a n a W i e s e nt h a l
Eleanor P u r p l e
P r isci l l a Wym a n
Catherine
Fu
S a ra h Fu
ell
ell
P r i c i l i a Geo rge
m u s ic,
a h i g h e r a p p rec i a t ion o f t h i n gs ae t h etic, c u l t u r a l , a n d
R u t h Roberts S u anne Ro e
[ 93 ]
O U T I N G
Fourth Row
Richardson.
C L U B
Ti lley. Re<. \Vym.111. Le wi<. G r a 1·es. Abar, �lonaghan. \ l iLchell. ro\\·el l . Third R o w : Barter G u p t i l l , Beckwith. Abbott, Huff, B u rba n k . Mi•eli . Foster. 'rrond Row : Tra h a n, ' t u art, J mpbell. B,1 ke. tebbin<. Fennessy. Field. mart, M a cMu r try, Lott. First Row : te-cns. )fores, Kaighn, Workma�. ha-e, Ber1wi. tie, Gwrnn, Hawes, Delano
President
Secretary
L i n w ood \Vo r k m a n
Ba rba r a K a ighn
riu-President
Treasurer
\V i l l e t t a McG r a t h
Ru
The O u t i ng C l u b s pon ors h i k e , ca noe t r i p , bicycle excu r ions, a n d
ell B i r t w i tie
k i i n g acti,· i t i e s .
t e r C a r n i v a l , one o f the la rgest e v e n t
o f the y e a r, i ,; n u m be r ed among its e v e n t s .
Maine
oc i a t i o n .
I n t e rco l l e g i a t e O u t i n g C l u b
A
The Co lby W i n -
I t i s a member of
MEM B ERS M a r j o r i e Abar
M u r i el C a r r e l l
D ick No ·es
Robert A n d e rson
M a ry P a g e Foster
Cel i a R a t h e r
B a rba r a A rey
Ge r a ! d i n e F e n nessey
K atherine Reny
Betty B a r t e r
R u t h G r aves
H a r ri e t R e x
R u s e l l B e rtwistle
A n n e Gwynn
E l e a n o r S t u a rt Eleanor Sma rt
B a r b a r a B rent
Dori
N o r m a B ros i u s
Amy L e w i s
E l i z a beth Tobey
H o r ace B u rr
R u by Lott
M a u r i ce Tow l e
H e a ney
Ma rga ret C a m p b e l l
W i l letta M c G r a t h
Louise T r a h a n
R u t h C rowel l
K at h l e e n M o n agh a n
L i nwood W o r k m a n
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the
C A M E R A
Saond Row : F u <sel l . Bridges. Beale, Ford. K i tchen, �lcDonnel l . Wrman.
t i l l i n J!s. Wesco t t . Foster. Brouker, S m a l l . B a k e
First
C L U B
R0,0:
President
Secretary
John Fo ter
Fern B rouker
:\ l i l l s t e i n .
I' ice-President
Treasurer
Con ra nee Ti l l ey
W i l l i a m Small
A group of facu l ty an d students w ho a re i nteres ted i n t he va riou
pha e
Til ley.
Joseph
of p icture t ak ing.
Smith.
At the
meeting , t ech n ic a l an d n on -tech nical l ectu re , demon tra tions, a n d p r actica l expe riments a re p resented. The Club has i ts own d a r k room w h e re member
m ay d evelop th e i r fi l m .
A n a n n u a l event i s the spring
B a r H a rbor week-end w h e r e the knowledge gained d u rin g the yea r i s app lied.
MEMBERS Dorothy Bake
Thom as E l d e r
Raymond Kozen P r i cilia Mol d e n k e
E l i z a beth Beale
'Vi l l i a m Entrekin
H u bert Beckwith
Thomas F a rnswo rth
Debo rah Sti l l i ngs
Myron B e rry
Catherine Fussell
Roge r Stebbins
J e a n B ri dges
G l o r i a Goelitz
Ruth Stebbins
H a r ley Buba r
John K i tchen
Eliz abeth '�Tescott
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C O L B Y
A T
Ford,
S i n ce its i nception i n che fall o f a u d i e nce a report
well a s it
Dr.
1 937
M I K E
Pllmer,
J\ l i l lett.
kehan,
' ·C o l by at th e
qu a l i ty o f p ro g r a m .
i n d ica te t h a t the w eekly b roadca t
caman
Microphone"
A l chough h ave a
Warren,
at thi·
ha
time
readily
i nc r e a ed
a �u r vey of
tate- w i d e cov e r a ge
a
well
Ii tene r
a
p a rts
it is
I i teaing i m po s i ble,
o f n eighbo r i n g
tates. Aside f rom w e ekly p rogram
o f a n e d u c a t i o n a l n a t u re the
taff o f "Colby a t the M ic rophone" p rod uces
s peci a l b r o a d ca ts o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t v a l u e f rom the c o l l ege campus. t a ff
of
is
d u e to t h e w h o l e - h e a rted coo p e r a t i o n of the
Maine
W R D O a n d WLBZ t h rough w ho e n e t w o r k t h e p rogram
In
no
B ro a d ca · t i n g
m a l l p a rt t h e Sy tern
and
the
a re h e a r d .
STAFF F r e d M . Fo r d
S a m u e l B . W a r re n
Production Director
Assistant !1.-/usical Director
Ol iver
�.
D a v i d B ro d i e
M i l l ett, J r .
d ssistant
ews Editor
Technician
B a rb a r a M. Skehan
Ad a V i n eco u r
Wom en's Editor
Staff Pianist
H a rold D. Seaman
Dr. N o r m a n D. P a l m e r
Sports Editor
Faculty Adviser
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uccess o f th e m a n ageme n t !
P O W D E R
Second Row : Odl i n , Buckner, Cohen.
\\7 I G
A N D
mith.
Wie·enthal, Brennu. Firit son, J hmor.
Ford,
Row : Chapman,
Iillstein, Mitchell, Hawe , Slater, Richard
President
Fice-President
John H awes
B a rb a r a Mitch e l l Secretary- Treasu rer
Ed n a Sl at er Staqe
�Ianaqer
B us iness �lanaqer
S a u l M i l l stei n
Gordon Rich a rd son
T h e Pow d e r a n d Wig stage a n d Commencement.
seve r a l p rod uctions d u ring t h e yea r ; t h e m a j o r ones a t Col lege H o l i d a y
Member hip
a w a r d e d acco r d i ng t o a
ystem of cred it
f o r stage roles and stage
work.
MEMBERS E l i z a beth B renne r
H e n ry Johnson
vV a lter St rong
E l i z abeth B uck n e r
M a rgaret Johnson
Conrad Swift
Phy l l i s C h a p m a n
W i n n i fred O d l i n
G i l m an Taylor
H a r ry Cohen
B a rb a r a Skehan
S a m ue l W ar re n
Fr ederick Ford
Marjorie Smith
Diana W iesenth a l
F r a nce
Gray
Roge r Stebbins
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I N T E R N AT I O N A L
RE LATI O N S
CLUB
Fijth Row : Alderman. W i t. Eaton. Richardson. Bailer. Fisher. llrodie. Fourth Row : H u ff. Frucht. Booth, Barter. J\:ourse, Grant, Dreyer, tebbins. Dug!?an. llalce, trond Row : Royal. Grar. Third Ror1J : H i nckley, Thomas. Jardine, ).iielson. Rowell. Moldenke. Ryan. Howe FiTit Row : Fitch, Sither, Russell. Dr. Wilkin.on. Jones. Dr. Palmer, Perkins, Tobin, TiJley mith. Heaney. Power , Cole,.
President
Secretary
pe nce r \Vin o r
David Brodie
!'ice-President
Men's Treasurer H a rt l ey B i t h e r
l a ry J o n e
If/ o m en's Treasurer Jane Ru
Lect u re r s
a n d f o r e i g n excha nge s t u d e n t-
p a r t i ci p a t e f re e l y i n p a ne l majoring
i n h i story a n d
d i cu s i o n s
political
and
a d d re s d ebate
ell
t h e c l u b on topic their
Yiewpoint .
of i n t e r n a t i o n a l i nt e r e t. M em b e r h i p
c i ence a n d o t h e r s i nte rested i n i n t e r n a t i o n a l
con i ts
of
Students studenh
a n d n a t i o n a l even ts.
MEMBERS F r a n k B a i l ey C h a r les Ba rnfather Melvin Baum H a rt l ey E i th e r '"'i l l i a m B l a k e F r e d e r i ck B l u m e n t h a l Th o m a B re n n e r C h r i s t i n e B ru c e H e l e n B rown L a u rence B u t l e r H o r a ce B u r r Row e n a B u z z e l l Jean Ca nnell Ch a r l e C a rd Joseph C h e r n a u k a E l i z a beth C o l e K l a u s I . D reyer V i rgi n i a Dugga n Joh n E a ton Th o m a E l d e r Anna Fi her Edwin Fi her Lesl ie F u l l e rton Joh n G e a g a n John G i l m o r e
H oove r Coffin Lloyd Gooch F r ances G r ay V i rgi n i a G r a y M a ry G regory P e r i c l e s H a d zethe acos A l b e r t H a yne Doris H e a ney Lou i s e H o l t M u ri e l H o w e C h a rles H u ff M a r ilyn I re l a n d Witha Jardine R i c h a rd Joh nson Gordon Jones M a ry Jone P a u l K e i r tead Glendon L a r k i n J a n e Le ighton M a yn a r d Levin P r i sci l l a M a i l ey C h a r l e s M a gu i r e S a r a h M a rt i n Wi l l e t t a M c G r a t h P r i sci l l a M o l d en k e
[ 98 ]
E l l a M a rie 1our e '"' a r ren P e a r l F l o rence P e r k i n s W i l l i a m P i n a n s ky P a t r i c i a Pow e r s Loui Principe Ed w a rd Qu a r ri ngton W a l t e r Reed Gordon R ich a rdson R uth Row e l l D o r i s Russe l l J an e R u ss e l l V i rgin i a R y a n Cynth i a Sm ith Roger Stebb i n s E l e a n o r Stone John Thom as Ma rion Thomas Keith Thomp on Thom a s Thompson C l a i re T i l ley Ma r i on Treglown Leon Tob i n E l i z a beth Wescott Robert W i t
C L U B
D E B A T I N G
Second Row :
P a l mer.
B ru ce . Lake, Cohen,
Rauch.
Fir1t R o w : Drerer. Sargent. Wright. �larriner. Tobin
The Debating C l u b a ffords a n o p portunity fo r a l l col l egiate and intercollegiate debate h e l d w i t h m a ny of the l e a d i ng co l l ege
tudents intere ted in d ebating to take p a rt in m a ny
d u ring the school y e a r. i n the Ea t.
a re a d m i tted t o t h i
year a
core or more d e b ates w e r e
Th e h i ghest h o n o r to w h ich the d e b a t e r s can a s p i r e
is membe rsh i p i n P i K a p p a D e l t a, t h e n a t i o n a l f o r e n ic intercol l egiate function
Thi
oci ety.
O n ly d e b a t e r
honora ry fraternity wh ich b o a t
who have been active i n o n e of i t
f e w e a tern
c h a pters a t Colby.
M E M B E R S E. Robe r t Bruce
Ed w in E . L a k e
Frede r ick 0. S a rgent
H a rry Coh e n
Erne t C. M a r ri n e r, J r.
Leon Tobin
K l a us D reye r
Linwood E. P a l mer
Theodora 'Vright
i d ney J. Ra uch
M A T H
C L U B
Suond Row: Martin, Carr, Huter, S m a l l , Brackley.
First Row:
Prof.
Ashcraft,
Wright. Thompson.
Wheeler.
Presiden t
Vice-President
Arthur Thompson
Mary Wheeler
Prof.
Schoenberg
Secretary- Treasurer
Myron Be rry
The Math Club is composed of student who are studying mathematic and who enjoy con¡ d ucting research on certain phases of mathematics which are not taken up tn the clas room . Faculty as well a members read papers on these topics.
l\ I E 1\ 1 B E R S
Will iam Martin Will iam Small Ruth Thomas Theodora Wright
Elmer Baxter Rufus B rackley Robert Carr Dorothy Erner on
FACULTY
MEMBERS Professor Thomas Ashcraf t Professor I saac Schoenberg
Professor Ninetta Runnal Professor Elmer vVar ren
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C L A S S I C A L
Suond Row : Scribner,
mith, Buzzell, Libbey.
Beckwith,
utting, Gillingham.
C L U B
Finl Row : Maddocks, Abbott, Prof.
Lyd i a Abbott
Shirley Maddocks
President
SecretarJ - Treasurer
Dorothy Ballard
P rofessor Sharon Finch
Vice-President
F acuity A dviser
Thory, Reny, Hallard
This club consists of all -tu dents taking advanced courses i n Latin and Greek and such fre hmen a
a re recommended.
Monthly meetings and lectures carq out an advanced study
of the Cla ical Languages.
M E M B ERS Lloy d B u zzell
Carolyn N utting
H ope Gil li ngham
:Mary Reny
Bet ey L i bbey
Ruth Scribner
B u rton Linscott
B lanche Smith
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F R E N C H
Third
Row :
Reny,
Kenned)'.
C L U B
:\[as;ell. Sandbar. Second R o w : Vinecour, Cate, H i tchcock. Jewell. t u a rt , Scribner, D u m o n t , J o h n on, Bunting. Leppanen. Dryer. l\ l i t chel l
Firit R o w :
Campbell, Condon.
James Bunting
Gabriel D u mont
President
Secretary
Margaret Johnson
Norma Leppanen
Vice-Presiden t
Treasurer
Profes-or Everett Strong Faculty Adviser
Membership consists of students who are interested in the French language and the French people.
All the meetings are cond ucted enti rely i n French and speakers are heard at
times.
M E M B ERS Charles Berry
Beatrice Kennedy
Mary H itchcock
Audrey Massell
Barbara Holden
Ruth Scribner
Frank Jewell
Ada Vinecour
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v
a rious
G E R M A N
uond R o w :
C L U B
ander on. K i mball. Bedo. Steb b i n . Brown. \lcDonnell. Wyman H u ff . First Ro"' ' Robi n â&#x20AC;˘on . P ro f . Ei ther. Honner. Dreyer, \Ic.-\rdle. Prof . \lcCor, LeppJnen
Klaus D reyer
l\ I ay Bonnar
Alfred B rown
President
Secretary
Treasu rer
P rofe-sor John M cCoy and P rofessor P h i l i p Bither Faculty A dvisers
The p u r pose o f this club i s to d issemi nate k nowledge of and create a n app reciation for the achievements of the German people i n a rt, m u -ic and literature. partly
10
German and partly
m
The meetings a re conducted
E nglish .
l\ J E M B E R S Constance Barbo u r
Ma rion l\ I cArdle
Andrew Bedo
E thel Paradis
ff en ry Davidson
M a ry Robinson
C h a rles ffu ff
Ruth Sanderson
John Johnson
Ruth Stebbins
S tanley Kimball
Geraldine S tefka
Norma Leppanen
P riscilla Wyma n
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STU DENT
CHRI STI AN
A S S O C I AT I O N E X E C U T I V E COM M ITTEE Harley M . B ubar President
N annabelle H. Gray
f ice-President Geraldine A. Stefk.o Secretary
Gordon B. Jones Treasurer rro 11 d Row : .\ I i.� Faw. Jones, Dr. Newman. Firrt Row : Stefka. Bubar, Gray
CABI N ET D eputation
Ma rilyn J n tercol/egiale
I re l a nd
and
Confrrence
Church
G. Fl int Taylor
H a nnah Putnam
Co m m u n ity Relati o n s
Ma ry H i tchcock Publicity
Religious Reso urces
Helen Belyea
Ernest M a r riner, J r . J oanna MacMu rtry
Board m a n Society
I nterfaith
Conrad Swift
Peace II ct ion
D irector
H a rtley Bither Drama
B u rton Linscott
Forum
E d n a Slater
Campus Relations
Social II ct ion
J ohn H awe
John Daggett Elmer Baxter
Fresh m a n Cabinet
Ed w a rd J e n ison
FRES HMAN
Thom as Braddock
CA B I N ET
Thomas B raddock
Eleanor Sma rt
Thomas Fa rnsworth
President
//ice-President
Secretary
R e presentatives :
Second Row :
Alexander.
O l i v i a Elam, E l i z abeth F i eld, H ubert Beckw ith
Bec.kwith,
E l a m.
.F a r ns wo rth. FirJt Row :
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Smart.
Br ad dock,
Field
STUDENT
CHRISTIAN
A S S O C I AT I O N
Third Row : Linscott, Hawe , Braddock, Bauer, Swift. Either. Suond Row : P u t n a m , Slater. Bel)·ea. H i tchcock, Maddurtry, Ireland. 7ewman, Stefko, Marriner Row : Jones, Miss Faw, Bubar, Gray, Dr.
firrt
U n d e r the able d i rection of faculty a d v i er, Dr. H e rbert �ewm an, and his a ssi tam, M i ss M a rjorie Faw, the new Colby C h r isti a n Associ ation b a s taken a p l a ce of greater impo rtance than ever before on the campus. L ast yea r Col by's Ch ristian work w a s c a rried o n u nd e r fou r d i fferent organi z ations ; namely Y . M. C . A., Y. W. C . A . , Boa r d m a n Society, a n d F o r u m . Because of a feeling t h a t these sep a rate groups w e re working more or less at cross pu r poses it wa decided to weld them i n to a singl e o rga n i z ation. A ne w consti tution w a s d rawn u p wh ich p rovid ed fo r a cabinet consisting of Executive Committee, C h a i rm a n of e pa rate com mittees ( opposite p a ge ) , P resid ent of Freshman C abi net, a rep resentative of the Wate r v i l l e Council of Ch u rches, the two D e a ns, an d the Pre id ent of the College. H e a d i n g the orga n i z a tion and c a r rying on the a d m i n istrative functions i the Executive Committee consi ting of four tudent officers and faculty advise rs. Officers a re e l ected by b a l lot by the entire stu dent body, every tudent being a member a u tomatica lly by reason of d u es p a i d through the College. The work of the Colby S. C. A . takes p l ace both on campus a n d out i d e. Beca use of the l atter func tion, and because the a soci ation does not sponsor p ubl icity in regard to its act i vities except where n ec e a ry, m uch of the S. C. A. work i s carried on witho ut recognition except by tho e whom it d i r ectly affects Some ind ication of the w i d e scope of work carried on by the Colby S. C. A. can be real ized by a gl ance at the s e pa rate committees l i sted on the op posite p age, a l l of w h ich are active w i t h i n or outside the campus. H ighl ighting the campus rel ations of the S. C. A . h a ve been th e Fre hman C a m p and the Stu dent Embassy. L ast f a l l for the fi rst time i n the h i to ry of the coll ege a three-day fres h m a n cam p w a s held at the Y. M . C. A . camp. So succes sful w a s the venture that a n expan ion of the p rogr a m i s being p l a nned fo r thi f all. The Student E mbassy h a s grown to include the e n t i re school. Much credit for both these enterpr ises h ould be p l aced in the l a p of Ed Jenison who as com m i ttee ch a i r m a n p roved himself an able a d m i ni str ator. A l o a ffecting campus rel ations h ave been S u nd a y n ight Forum, open house, fre shm an p l ay, statew i d e p e a c e meeting , M e e t Co lby Day, a n d sponso rsh i p of v a rious prominent lect u re rs i n c l u d i n g D r. G race L . E l l iott a n d Dr. Popenoe. Less well known to the col l ege, n ev e rtheless act i v e, h a ,·e been d e p utation a nd i nterfaith teams w h ich v isit group i n s u r ro u nd i ng towns with v a r i e d and well orga n i zed p rograms. Soci a l work as well as comm u n ity relations is l i ttle known on campus exce p t by tho. e who actu a l ! p a rticip ate i n the work.
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C O N C E R T
B O A R D
Suond Ro'11 : ;'\ferri l l . \ · i necou r .
•
Jr�ent
This group sponsors p rograms by mu ician
Firrt Rou:: Gr ,. .
.
wift.
Fr.·derick. Put n a m
and m usical group
of national reputation in
cooperation with the Columbia Cooperative Concert As ociation. The Waterville Concert Asso ciation wo rked ffith the board this yea r in pre enting th ree excellent programs.
Professor Everett Strong Faculty d dviser
M E M B E R S H alsey Frederick
H annah Putnam
Con rad s ..vift
N annabelle Gray
Frederic Sargen t
Ada Vinecour
B uell Merri l l
Spencer Winsor
WO M E N 'S
AT H L E T I C
C O U N C I L
Suond Row : Sandbar, Ro>e. RuS>ell . . \rer. Jone;, Dar. Lei1d11on. Decormier First Row : Brown. :\ l iss Gardner. Grai•. Towle. \ ! i s ; D u ff)'. \'inecour
WO f E _
·
A TH LE T I C
.'\
SOC I A T I O �
EXEC T I V E BO.-\ RD
President, B a rba r a Tow l e
Sopho m o re Representative,
/ 'ice-President, A d a V i n ecou r
M a ry E l i z a beth Jone
Secretary- Treasurer, J an e Ru s e l l
Fres h m a n RepreseTitative, � I i ri a m Sa rgent
Senio r Representative, H e l e n B rown
.//dvisors M i ss
Junior RepreJ'l!ntalive, H e l e n S a n b a r
The �'omen'
M a rj o r i e Du ffy,
[ i - V i rgi n i a G a rd n e r
A th l et ic A--oci ation a n nou nced the fol lo w i ng a w a rd s at its annual fi e l d d ay
in J un e of 1 9 3 9 : lntersoro rity Sports Cup, Sigma K a p p a Silver Cup,
Letter
"C",
B a rb a r a .-\ rey, V i rgi n i a Mosher,
Jane Russell, Ada Vi neco u r
B a r b a r a Tow le
� U MERALS 1 940
M a ry Bonn a r H e l e n B rown 1 94 1
Do rothy B a l l a rd C a rolyn Beverage J e a n Coyle C l a re Don a h u e
C l ai r e Erner o n K a th e ri ne G l a z i e r Pauline Lander M a rion McArd le A u d rey M a ssell E l l a m a r i e N o u rse W i n n i fred O d l i n A l i son P i k e Prud ence P i p e r S h i r ley Porton
Ruth Robe rts V i rg i n i a Ryan 1 942
C a rolyn B atson Muriel C arrell R u t h C rowe l l Gloria
Goel i tz
M a ry Jones
l 10 7 J
E l i z a beth Peters Cel i a Rather Susanne Rose Betty Roy al B l a nche Smith Cynth i a Smith Jane Soule E l e anor S t u a r t Ruth Thom as Th eodo r a Wright
Belrea, H i tchcock, Dar, Pike, Cannell
A R C H E R Y Th i s i ticipate.
one of the favorite fall
port
A l though some of the girl
extensive faci litie
a
witne sed b
the fact chat each yea r a l a rger number of gi rls p ar-
po e s their own equi pment the Physical Education Depa rtment has
for the sport.
I nd iv i d u a l i nst ruction is given an d informal tourna ment
a re p l ayed off during the
events of the annual field d ay is the time when the archery student
how th eir p rogre
ea on.
One of the
by shooting at bal-
loons rath e r than the usual b ull's eye.
B ADM INTO N Due to the increased interest in badmi nton it is no w one of the more pop u l a r winter activitie .
Many girls
enthusia stica lly p l a y this fast and exciting game which h as become so pop u l a r th roughout the country in recent yea r .
At t h e end of the se ason m atches a re p l a yed off and the competition i
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u s u a l ly very keen.
Bridges,
Powers,
S D u ring the p a st few yea rs t h e re ha Ath letic D e p a rtment h a
R u s se l l .
K
Kaighn.
A
Leighton,
T I
Heaner.
N
Rogers. Gray
G
been an i ncre asing i nterest shown in figure skating.
provi d e d ample i nstruction and i m p rovement has been very r a p i d .
formed a skating club, and with the h elp of M i s D u ffy, wor ked out clever fo rmation . w int e r's p r actice w a
M O D E R N Modern d ance i s e x p r e the l ea d er.
The g i r l
Th e c l i m a x of thei r
t h e pe rforma nce of t h e S k a t i ng C l ub at t h e a n n u a l Skating Party d u ring t h e vVinter C a r -
n i v a l , w h e r e t h e y i m p res ed everyone p resent w i t h th e b eauty and gracefu l ne
contrasting p atte rn.
The Women's
E ight of the gi r l s
of i c e
k a ti ng.
D A N CI N G
ion th rough movement to t h e accompaniment of music a nd is b u i l t on a s i m i l a r o r
Th is group w a s sta rted l a st yea r u n d e r Miss D u ffy b u t t h i y e a r M iss G a rd n e r h a s been h ave p rogre sed from the simp l e rhyth mic p atte rns to the more com p lex p atterns.
Third Row : Monaghan, Fennessy, Decormier
Stcond Row : i\ f i r t a llo, Currier
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Fint Row : L o t t . Sandbar. E l a m, S o u l e , B r o w n , Beck
,\rer. Leighton.
Srcond Row :
F IE LD H oc k e y i s t h e req u i red f a l l to j o i n .
The
tere t i n t h i
p a rt i c i p a n t
s p o r t w a s i n t rod u ce d .
t w o s m a l l h o use . s i ty w a
chosen
e l l . Jones,
rowe l ! .
H OC K E Y
port fo r a l l F r e s h m e n
w e re d i v i d ed
Fus
i nto t e a m ·
and
o p h o m o r e \Vomen a n d u p p e r c l a s s m e n a re i n v i te d
fo r p r act ice.
Thi� year
a
new
cbeme
fo r
i n c r e a s i ng
in
Th e v a r i o u s d o r m i to r i es h a d t h e i r o w n t e a m s , o r com b i n e d i n t h e case of
T h e c o m p e t i t i o n wa
r e p re e n t i ng t h e b e t
keen,
all
and
a round
A
a fte r a r o u n d - ro b i n Fo s H a l l w o n t h e t o u r n a m e n t . p l aye r�
f rom
var
e a c h c l a -.
F E N C I N G F e n c i n g h a s been a o n ly to j u n i o r a n d j ac k e ts, fo i l
and
pop ul a r
p o rt f o r
enior w o m e n , a n d
e v e r a l y e a r • i n t h e w o m e n's d i v i s i o n .
a re l i m i ted i n
oth e r neces a ry tools.
F o r p r a c t i ce
ness a re a mo n g t h e c h a r a cte r i st i cs d e v e l o p ed by thi
Th ird R o w : Bridges. Reny.
i ze.
Th e fenc i ng c l a
e
a re open
The d e p a r t m e n t i s well e q u i p ped with m a s'.{s, q u i l ted
the g i r l s a re d i v i d e d i n to group
of two.
Po i se and a l e rt
s p o rt .
Suond Row : R,.,doe"s. .\faddocks. Sandbar. Thomp>on, .\ 1 i s · Gardner, Fint R o w : Pearson, Pullen. Stebbins, Sweet. er
tefko, R u » e l l
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B erry
C. Arey. \fosher. Groi'. B. Arey. Rose
B Among the favorite
A
S
for w i nter sport
i
K E T B A ba ketba l l .
L
The thi rty-five gi rl
L w h o w en t out for the com petition
were d i vided i nto fou r team , capt ai ned by V i rginia M o her, E l i z abeth Sweetser G r ay.
A fter n u m e rou
game
the v a r ity w a
B a rb a r a A rey and Virginia
cho en w h ich repre ents the "cream of the crop' of Colby's women
basketb a l l p l ayer .
B A L L
V O L L E Y Some thi rty- five gi rls w e nt out fo r this exciting game. this seems a remark able number of entrant . John on, Gle nye it
mith, an d Ruth
tebbin .
As the games were not p l ayed d u ring cla s p e r iods,
The fou r teams w e re capta ined by Norm a Lepp anen, M a rgaret The l a tt e r ' s team won the tourna ment. a n d the group claims that
uccess w a s d u e to the fact that they p l ayed
moot h l y
a u n i t.
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M E N ' S
A T H L E T I C
C O U N C I L
Second R o w : Gil more, Hatch First Row : Lougee, Weeks, Drummond. Loebs. M i l lett
The Men's Ath letic Council is the final
granting of letters in all ports.
Every detail
authority i n all matte rs regarding the men'
of the sports calendar from the managers
athletic p rogram.
selected to the schedule that is planned i
Composed of faculty and
student members, it
regulates a l l athletic
handled by the council.
No part of the
events an d schedules, determines the requi re-
athletic program can be carried on without
ments for obtaining letters and superv ises the
the con ent and the supervision of this council .
V A R S I T Y
F O O T B A L L
Third Row : Dae1<ett. Do w n i e . Rho<le.nizer. Lebed nik, Hawes, l\IIarshall. Loring. McCoy, Helin, Dali•. Hughes, He gJ n �tP,-en<. ff ·eil Tlas<on. Brooks. m a l l. ). ! er. Maguire, Lake. Bruce, Capt., Wh i t e . Hatch, Gilmore
Tt w a d u r i ng the l a t q u a r t e r of th e Colby B ates game, w i th the fo r m e r l e a d i ng 28 -20, when word came over the loud p e a k e r that t h e B l a ck Bea r of Ma in e wa fleecing the Bow d o i n Pol a r Bear to the tune of 1 3 -0 :\ Iona pontaneou M - A - I - N - E ch e e r a ro e from t he C o l by tand and fo r on ce t h ey rea lly mean t it. l f M aine won, an d i f Colby co u l d t ay ahe ad it would m e a n a t i e for tate C h a m pion ship honor . Th e C o l by band com menced to j i ve on the Taine tein ong, while thou .and of Colby t h ro a ts pou red o u t i nce re t h a n k to th e i r _ orthern :"J e ighbor.
Bnh.i r .
Coach
Pe.irl.
E a s ily outst a nd ing in the tate wa C lyde H a tch. H e could p a ss with the be t of them. H e wa one of the h a rd est r u n n e rs in :"Jew Engl a n d and one of the be t kickers. A l w ays ready to take the b reak or m a k e them, he co o r d i n a ted mind and body well enough to p l ace h i mself upon the all �ew England t e a m . Johnny Da ggett, th ough h a n d i ca pped b y an i nj u red k nee p roved h i m e l f a wo rthy runni ng m ate to H a tch. Not as teady - a - H a tch nor a · ver a t i l e p e r h a ps, but a b r i l l i a nt, Aa h y , d a n g;e rou r u n n e r, a good q u ick k icker, and one of the d e a d l i e . t tack l e r- and be t d e fe n s i v e m e n in t h e game.
Down on the Co lby t ri pe the white M u le p l anted h i h oove in the ground, and though the Bate B obcat n a r led and l a hed a n d c l a w e d , the g a m e e n d e d w ith Colby aga i n t i e d w ith B o w d o i n fo r the tate C h a m p i on ·h i p .
nd C a pt a i n Bob B ruce-alw ay· cool, a l w a y calm, a l w ays fighting h a rd e· t when the s l e d d i ng w a - toughe t . B o b w a a g o o d team m a n , and a confi dent l e a d e r .
Colby o p e n e d the ea on in a b ! a z e of glory y moth e r ing � e w H a m p h i r e t ate on th e i r o w n fi e l d . T h e fol lo w i ng w ee k - e n d fou n d Lowell Texti le m e e t i n g a i m i l a r fate a gue t. of C o l by Col l ege. V e rmont an d Colby battled to a doub!e goo e -egg on a muddy field. The we ek p rece d i ng t h e state erie opener fou n d Colby ba rely no ing out M i d d leb ury C o l l e ge to rema i n in the ran k of t he un defeated. A t B ru n o n ly d e feat fi eld g :> a l s M a i ne lo t game w i th
Suo11d R ow :
Rou·:
Th e re a r e other w e s h o u l d m e ntion if p ace p e r m i tted ; big Dick Wh ite, who s t a r r e d in the B ates game while our ing a bad houlde r : M a au i re, D a ly, Pea rl, Lake and others all con t r i buted to one of the g re a test C o l by teams i n m a ny moon • . O n ly one d e feat d u ring the ent i re e a son and it mu t be at the h a n d s of Bowdoin, t h e i r bitterest r i v a l . A the W h i t e M u l e h u ng u p h i - i l k p a n t fo r the l ast time, someone h e a r d h i m m u tt e r " L a · t yea r B a t e s p u l l e d o u r c h e t o u ts out of the fi r e ; t h is y e a r it w a s Ma i n e . e xt year, b y golly, we'll do it o u r elves.''
w iC:c , Co lby uffered its fi r t an d of the ea o n . Perkin kicked t wo to p l ace Bowdoin out a h e a d , 6-0. on t h e C o l by fi e l d . The clo ing Bate ha a l re ady been d e cribed.
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Gilmore
L:;ke
L
Hel i n
1-f a s < a n
E T T E R
�I
E
N
MelYin Baum '+O" Capt. Robe rt B ruce "+O" H a rl ey B ubar "40'' John Daggett "41 " James Daly "4-1" John Gilmore "40" Edwin Lake "40" Clyde H a tch "40" Abdo H assan "4 1 " Eero Helin "42" William H u ghes "4 1 " Charles Magui re "40" Joseph O ' Neil "42" vVar ren Pearl "40" Richard White "40" William Small
Guard Fullback End Halfback Guard Fullback Tackle Halfback Guard End Tackle End Cen ter Tackle Q uarterback .l11anager
SUMMARY
Colby
0 7
28
O'Neil
GAM ES New H ampshi re Lowel l Textile Vermont Middlebury Bowdoin Maine Bates
13
Colby
Colby Colbv Colby
l'v!aguire
OF
20 26 0
Colby Colby
Hughes
Pearl
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White
6 0 0
12
6 6 20
. niall
( :\ !gr . )
V A R S I T Y
B A S K E T B A L L
Third Row : Coach Roundy, Lafleur. P u llen. Tobin. :\lgr. Stcolld Row : Flynn. Lee. Young. Beach. Shi ro. Ca me Ro':JJ : Rimosouka . Co-ca p t . Hatch, Co-capt. Pearl, Peters
Fir1t
bolstered the var i t,·. after mid -rea . rs and helped the M ules to crush Lo\\'ell Tech and Bost n University. A revamped faine team, ho,Ye er. j olted tate eries hopes by a one point "·in in a thrilling game. The Roundy men defeated M . I .T. and in the l ast game o f the yea r again rode t ri u mphantly over the B ates Bobcats, 48-3 7. This final v ictory made Col by co-champs with the Bea rs for the State B asketball Championship.
Getting off to a slo,,,,· start, the 'Iule ba keteers put on the p ressu re d u ring mid- ea son and ·woun d up the year by holding a share of the !'tate ba ketball crown along with M aine and placing eight vi tories in the win column to six defeats. A one-point de feat at the hands of the l\IIaine Bears alone kept the Roundymen from enjo_ ing an un challenged championship. Rimosoukas, Pet ers, Flyn n . Shiro , and Malins appeared to be the be t clicking combination but there were plen ty of good re-erves in Came, Co-cap ta:ns H atch and Pearl, Beach , Young, Pul len, Lomac, Le e and LaFleur.
Lanky Al Rimosoukas S tate high forn·ard , and Gil Peters sparked Roundy's charges to many v ictories. mores Flynn and Came b roke away in games to sink clinching baskets.
The Mule d ropped their four fi rst games to H artwick, Ne\\' H ampshi re, Trinity, and Clark before finding a winning combination �-h:ch was able to stop Northeastern and St. Anselms and p u t Colby in the win column. A close 38-36 game with Bates gave the team an early claim fo r tate honors. After pinning a smash ing +5-3+ defeat on M aine, hopes were high for a clean sweep of the state teams. A second v ictory over North eastern finished the fi rst semester's court wars .
scoring Coach Sopho everal
At guard positions Pearl and Hatch played consistent basketball all season and tead ied the team with their experience. O ren Shiro developed rapidly d u ring the eason to gain a regular guard berth. "Vic" Malins was an other mainstay on the team until he graduated at m id-year. The spectacular playing of Freshmen Lee, Lomac, and Lafleur helped clinch second semester v ictories and showed promise of supplying a next year's team which would share state honors with no one.
Freshmen aces. Lee, Lomac, a n d LaFleur
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VA R S I T Y
Jenison.
:\ I J?r . .
Emer�·.
\\·arren.
C R O S S
Fer n 3 l d .
F i t ts.
Card,
Capt . .
DiPompo.
C O U N T R Y
Pott<.
Coach
Perkins
The Var ity harriers ended a di cou raging ea on, losing to every opponent they face d . A small q u a d and the l o s of e\·eral run ner by grad uation accounted for l osse to Bate , Maine B o ton U n i ,·er i t�·, an d Nm· H a m pshire .
The l os of Cha e and Charbonneau was keenl y felt b�- the team and n o man de eloped -ufficiently to fill their shoes. Emery, D i p m po, Fe rnal d , Fitts, and Potts ho\\·ever, all sho,,·e d some impro\ ement as the ea on progre sed .
C a p t . " C h uck" Card, former Farm i ngton runner, wa the main tar and the hope o f the quad at the beginning of the eason. Be a u e of a bout with ickne-s, however, Card rounded i nto shape l md y and succeeded only in gain ing a few points. De pite h is il lnes , ho\\·ever he ah,·ays led the Colby squad to the tape.
Coach Korman Perkins l ooks fonnrd to next year "·ith hopes for a bette r squad. Freshmen N ickerson , B eckwith, and Perley, \Yho howed class th is fal l with the F rosh harriers, w i l l all graduate to varsit) rank next year. T h ei r strength coupled with the t rength of the returning Yeteran should put Col by in the win col umn next fal l .
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V A R S I T Y
H O C K E Y
Third R q w : Coach 1' 1 i l leu. Ma"ha l l . Dyer. Chern a u<ka . :\lgr. Suond Row: Re id, Wheelock. Jone<. Dibble, Woodward First R o w : Be>ch, Fortin, Loring, Bolduc. apl., L a l i berte. John-on
¥Vin ning the l\ I aine Hockey Champ:on hip and captu ring econd pl ace honor i n the New England Hocke�· Conference, the Mule puck ster et up the best Colby hockey record of the l ast five years. Spa rked by a 1 50-pound forwa rd line consi ting of Capt. Tony Bolduc, Ray Fortin, an d B ud John on , the Colby ex tet "·on seven and lo t fou r game handing setback to Bo\\'doin. l\ I . I .T., New H amp shi re, 1Iidd lebu ry, and Northeastern and d ropping gam e · to Dartmouth, Northea tern and Boston College.
l\ I . LT. in a feature attraction of the \Vinter Carn i val. In a fa t-skating game featuring miraculous top by Goalie Loring, the Bo ton College Eagles defeated the Mules, 4-2. [ n the closing game of the sea on Colby again bm\"'ed to the Eagles, 6-5, in an overtime period. Be-ide the stel lar playing of ' One Man Gang" Fortin Bolduc and Joh n on i n the forn·ard l ine, the pectacul a r defense work of Laliberte and Beach contribute d much to the olby victorie . Time and again the e de fensemen, playing offen ively, were able to pass to the forn·a rd line for scores. The u ncanny pla�· d iagno i of Goal ie Ed Loring and his mam· brill iant top often kept opponent' · sco res l°''"' I n the Dartmouth game and the t\\·o d uel with Boston College, the perform ances of Loring were particularly out tanding. The 1 ule l acked trong reserves which p rin cipal ly accounted fo r the defeat of the season . In the second line Reid D ibble, and Wood \\'ard eemed to be the best combination "·ith \Vheelock and Jone- playing effectively on defen-e .
The l\ 1 ule- ta rted the ea on off by gi,·ing the Dartmouth I nd ians a tough battle to l o-e, 9-4. \Val loping Bowdoin in a th ree-game series, 6-2, 9- 1 , an d 4-3, Colby easily sewed up the Jaine Championsh ip. On i ts fi rst tour, the team ""hi pped New H ampshi re and l\ Ld dlebury "·h i le a sched u led game "·ith \ il l i ams was cancelled. Retu rning to the local rink. the p�1ck ·te rs lo. t to No rtheastern i n an overtime pe riod , but thi defeat ,,-as re,·enged later in Boston \Yhen the H uskie 'nre de feated , 9-7. A 7 -2 ·wi n was chalked up m·er
M M A RY Tram Da rtmouth Bowd o i n ew H a m ps h i r e M i d d l e b u rv . Bowdoin
Colby -+ 6 -+ 10 9
9
Tea m :'>i o rt h e a .t e r n
2 3 2
Bowdoin
Opp.
M . I . T. Bo to n
C o l l ege
B o s t o n C o l l e ge Northeastern
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Colby
Opp.
6 7 2 4
2 2 4 3
5 9
6 7
V A R S I T Y
B A S E B A L L
S,rnnd Row : L a l iberte. A l le n . h i ro. He�a n . Peter . Lafleur. Li,·ingston. Lor i n � Fir1t Row : Downie Hatch. Cro; . � l n e u i re . Capt . . l a t trry. Chern a u - b < . W h ite. Barry
Rain, snow, and cold ,,·eather hampered the Colb) baseba l l team on it second annual trip i n the south this pring. Games with the Navy Lafayette, an4 two game \\·ith Hampton S i dne�· were all po tponed because of bad n-eather. The remaining games \Yith E lon, Cata,,·ba, Davidson and D u ke resul te d in de feat for the Mules al though th ree of the e games were lost by ingle run in the ninth inning. Lack o f hitting poH·er \ras the main reason for the Colby defeats. Capt. Charl ie M a gui re and F rank Downie came th rough with batting averages of . 3 5 7 and .300 respectively, but the rest o f the team cou l d not connect \\-ith th e offering o f the outhern pitcher . The fai l u re of lugger innie A llen and Joe l atterr to connect for base hit in particular h u rt the tea m ' chance o f winning. The pitching of S lattery an d H al Hegan wa a highlight o f the southern campaign . Sl attery pitched a even-hit game again t
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Duke but sloppy fielding resu l ted in a Duke victor�· 8- 1 . H egan showed class in p itch ing in the Elon and Cata,rba games. The result of the spring campaign "·i l l re t heavil y o n t h e performance- tu rned in by these t\\·o pitchers. A l though many game \\·ere postponed Coach Roundy had an opportunity to t ry out men in diffe rent positions and the team n-as able to get a manr-,nek start O\'er the other 1\ I aine team . The re u l ts of the outhern t rip sho'n that if the hitting improyes Colby should have a \'ery good c hance of captu ring the tate -erie thi p ring. RES
LT Opp.
Co!b.r
E lon
+
3
Cata\\"ba
2
oa,·idson
7
Duke
8
b
V A R S I T Y
T E N N I S
outh
tion who made the trip were John Chase,
land, the Colby Tenni· Team "-a hampered
Cappy Dye r, Hal e1 Frederick, and Bob Tal
by sno\\- and cold wea t her wh ich forced can
bot and Carl Pizzano
cel l ation of most of the
n umber ix po i tion.
On it · second annual tour of the
ched uled matches.
Sched uled to meet Hampton-Sidney, Elon,
"-ho alternated at
Gordon Jones was util-
it�- man on the tour.
Cataffba. \Vake Forest, and the University
Lord and Pinansky, particularly, played
of N_ Carol :na only the Cata·wba, VVake For
ou t tanding tennis on the trip. Although the U. of N _ Ca rol ina match "·as not completed
e.
t, and pa rt of the University of N . Caro
lina match could be held .
The netmen de
Lord "·on h is ingles match and teamed with
feated Catawba, 6- 1 , and lost to \V ake For
Pi nansky to win the doubles match f rom a
est 7-2.
team recogn ized to be one of the best in the outh.
Despite the cancel lation of most of the matches, the squad showed class an d promise
Thi earl�' spring p review of Colby's tennis
of giving a real battle to the Maine teams in
strength sho\\·ed that the squad shoul d have
Charles Lord played
an excel lent chance of winning the state title
number one posi tion and B i l l Pinansky played
the spring campaign .
this spring i f ineligibi l ity does not hurt the
number two.
team .
The rest in order of their posi -
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V A R S I T Y
T R A C K
ole. Hnckinc. Harri . Lebed nik. F i fi e l d . Pra t t Ander.on. Jewe l l . Hel i n . Srroi:d Row : Jenison. J\ l � r . a r i.- e n t . . . \Y:i rren. Di Pompo. B r n n z. .\ l)!r . . A . Wa rren. Fedoro,· i t ch . T hornp,on Pot t s, C? ach Perk i n ' . Daggett. C a r d . .\ lerri l l . ,\ l ien. Co-capt . . Le\' i n . Co-capt.. B u rn h a m . .\ l a c l be. Gollin
Third Ro"' : Gooch.
F i r s t Row :
Johnn�- Daggett and Gil Peters "·e re the outstanding star in a mediocre i ndoor track season . The Mule , lacking a well-balanced quad and hampered by inj u rie an d sickne in the l atter part of the season , were unable to captu re a :ngle meet. It ''"as a season of spectacular performance b) a fe"· men but marked hr defeat at the hand of teams with balanced strength. An intramu ral meet early i n the season sho\\·ed the weakne es in the middle and long di tances and in the weigh t events but showed the t rength in the dashes, hu rdles, pole vault, and broa d j ump of the squad. This meet fo retold the re ults of the season as many meets were d ropped becau e of weak d istance running. Johnny Daggett was a con istent point getter until he i nj ured h is leg i n the New Hampsh i re meet. H e was high scorer in the Maine meet, capturing fi rsts i n the pole vault, broad j ump, and setting a new record i n the 40-yard dash. Gil Peters, tu rning f rom bas ketball to t rack in the closin g meets, et a
new high j ump mark of 6'2" in the New H ampshi re contest . Daggett, B u rnham, Goffi n , Fifield, P ratt, an d Thompson \\·ere high scorers i n the da. hes, h u rdles and pole vault. McRae and \V"arren showed promise of developing into fi rst class m iddle di tance runners next year. Chuck Card and Charlie Lord led in the mile and tffo-mile runs. In the "·eigh t e ents Co Capt. M aynard Le\'in, Vic Lebednik, and Helin were towers of strength. Although this season was d iscouraging, prospects were seen for a better squa d next \'ear. lVIost of this year's veterans will stil l b e in uniform a n d t h e steady improvement o f many m e n was encou raging. A good f resh man squad '"i l l also add trength to next year's ' arsity. S U M MARY Maine N. H . Bates
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Colby
O pp .
42 400 44
71 67 0 73
F R E S H �I E N
F O O T B A L L
Fo u rth Row : Barker. Li s . Wei s . Her-ey, ro·s. LaFleur. Bubar. L i \' i ngs on. Volpe. Third Row : Coach � l i l lett. P . ] . :\ [ u rphy. F a rn •wor t h . P. R . i\ ! u rphr. :\!JcDougal l . haletzk}'. :\fo the on. de. azario. Wei d u l . MacPherson, Bedo. uond R o w : r. l a c l l raith. K r a f t . ;\Ian fi e l d , Ferris, Hayward. Ragone. Lesaar, Brown, B u rnell. Bither. :\ l � r . Lawrence. Finl Row : \Va Lon, Jacobs
At the fi rst cal l for football about 35 hopefu I candidate reported to Coach Millett to be put through thei r paces. The team , however, "·ith plenty of potential power, suffered three defeat out of five hard fought games. With but a few days of practice th e F rosh met a powerful Coburn team which resulted in their fi rst defeat of the season. The score, 1 3-6. The offense of the Frosh, showing its lack of practice, bogged down time and time again ; but the defen e showed u p well for so early in the sea on. Th e lone touchdown of the Frosh was scored b�r a pa from LaFleur to Liv ingston . Undaunted ho\\"ever by thei r former defeat, the l\, f ulettes encountered next a strong B ridgton eleven. The F reshmen completely dominated the fi r t half of the p lay, but d ue to costly errors they went down to defeat on the short end of a 1 9-7 score. Thev0 showed t remendous i mpro\ e . ment over their fi rst game as shown by the power they displayed in the fi rst half. Follovving a week of hard p ractice in moothing out the rough spot in both the defense and offense the F ro h encountered a scrappy Kents Hill team. Getting off to a bad start, they allowed th e H il l toppe rs to hit pay dirt twice in the fi rst per'.od . A m uch improved and hard hitting F rosh team came roaring back, however to completely outplay thei r opponents for the rest of the game. H ayward and R agone carried the b ru n t of the attack. Ragone scored twice, but failure to connect lost the gam e 1 +- 1 2 . M acDougall, Li s, La Fleur , and Greaves showed up wel l i n this game. H itting full stride the Fre hmen battled a Higgins eleven and gave them a sound trouncing to the tune of 26 - 1 3 . The Colby aerial attack proved a deadly weapon as all fou r touchdown were the result of passes. In the fi rst half Ragone and '.lacDougall both scored , and in the second , the F rosh 's brilliant pa er, Bob Lafleur, d ril led a couple to Hal B ubar who scored the last two standing up. Th e final game foun d them u p against a stubborn Ricker team. I t was a one-sided battle all the way through and ended in an 1 8-6 victory for the Fro h . The Raiders showed plenty of fight but were no match for the M i llett-men. Greave played h i u ual flashy game. Only a few of the players h ave been mentioned abo e, but the whole team deserves a great deal of credit. Coaches Millett and Lemieux should be congratulated for the fine "·ay they hand led the squads and al o the fine spirit they showed all season.
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F R E S H M E N
B A S K E T B A L L
Third Row : Pur-ley, Finkeldey, Dennison. Shaw. Mgr. Suond Row: Wescott, Lee, Schultz, LaFleur, Hildebrandt First Row : Blatman, Macllraith, Barry, Ervin
F R E S H M E N
Saond Row : H u fT. :\ [e r . . H i ldebrandt. 'chultz. P u rsle�-. B edo. Hersey, Gray, Barker. Belli,·eau. t i l lw e l l . .'-! i ckerson. Bbt m a n . First Row : Farn·worth. :\ l urphr. Co<tler. H a m i l t, l\lgr., Coach Perkins. d e i azario, V l lcCarroll, Q u i ncy
Third Row :
Stevens,
T R A C K
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C O L B Y
N I G D T � I E I\ '
COLBY � I G H T
\ ith song , cheer , banquet , a torchl ight parade, h o n l i r r . and . prrche , olh r men cele brated Colby N ight. Colby N ight this year, the 36th i n the hi-tor�· of the college "·a ded icated to the memory of Paul "Ginger' F raser, iking athlete and captain of the un defeated 1 9 1 + Colby team. A core of alumni f rom the fou r p int of the compa retu rned to the campu to mingle "-ith old friend and to j in th e underg rad i n partici pat:ng in the Colby - ight reve l ry , many othe r ol b�· group o,·er the Country held meeting_ carrying on the Col br ight t ra ditions. Colby N ight officially opened n-hen the alumni j ammed i n to the Elmwood H otel to attend the annual alumni banquet. Ru- ell l\L Squire acted a toastmaster and intro d uced P res. Franklin John on, T. R aymond Pie rce, and Gov. LeH"i Barrow a peakers. As the banquet d re\\· to a clo e the u nder grads, marching beh'.nd the band met the alumni and j oined them i n a triumphant torchl ight parade to the old gym . The packed gym heard Cecil Goddard read
congratulatory telegram f rom the other Colby N ight gathering and introduce the , peake r of the e,·ening. Dean Marriner u rged olby men to emul ate the cou rage, optimi m, l a_ tingne s, balance and youthful ne. in hort. the C-0-L-B-Y vi rtue , of "Ginger" Fra er. Thoma J. ro man, a membe r of the l 9 J.+ team, introduced the member of that famou eleven who were p re ent, and paid t ribute to the port man hip and leade r hip o f 1 9 1 +' captain. A letter f rom t h e manage r of th e team wa read by H . 0. Goffi n . The Rev. H arry pton read h i now famou puem 1nitten in F rench Canadian d ialect celeb rat ing the Colby victory over Bowdoin in 1 9 1 4. After the Fre hmen ang Fred Waring' ne"ong, H ail to Colb� , ' Coach McCor and apt. Bob B ruce spoke of thi year's team. Afte r the rallv the men met the "·omen at a gigantic bonfi � e on the back campus. Al though the bon fi re had been p rematurely set off, this fact failed to dam pen the spirits of the huge group of Colby men and "·omen who e ongs and cheer ended the official ceremonie of Colby N ight.
WO 1 E N S C O L B Y N I G H T " Colby N ight ! What is Colby Night' ? asked every freshman.
She al o gave the ongm of Colby Night and explained n-hat Colby N ight really is.
Their questions "·ere answered November 3 , 1 939, when the Thi rty-sixth Annual Colby N ight went into full s"·ing with a banquet served i n the Alumnae B u ilding to h un d reds o f Colby women and alumnae.
Dean R unnal introduced Mr . Fraser, the mother of Paul "G:nger" Fraser , in "·ho-e honor the men s Colby N ight wa dedicated , : M rs. Phvllis St.Claire Fraser, Colby ' 1 3 , and M i s M � rv Louise F raser, Colby '4 1 , the wife an d daug h ter respectively of Pau l Fraser.
I n p reparation for the bonfi re afte r the banquet and the Colby-Main e game Satur day, cheers were led by our attractive leaders, Barbara Kaighn Ann Jones, Eleanor Mit che l l , and Mary Reynolds. Copies of the new song, " Ha i l to Colby," were presented to everyone attending. Colby women, led by Patricia Thoma and Edna S later , l ifted their voices i n p raise o f Colby with "The Alma 1\ if ater" and other Colby songs. Dean Ninetta 1\1. Runnals, in extending a welcome to the alumnae, compared the Colby of twenty years ago with the Colby of today.
A series of tableaus, The Colby O racle of 1 960, written by V i rginia G ray and read by 1\ifarge ry Smith, was cleverly p resented . E ach cene depicted the social educational and scientific changes since 1 9+0. Out tand ing "-as the scene demonstrating the use of the phonograph records played to the tudents as they lept-teaching them thei r cou r es while they acqui red their much needed rest after a day of flying for recreation. The final scene portrayed the Queen of 1 960-M iss Cello phane.
N E W
C A M P U S
D EVE L O PM E N T
T H E N EW CAM PU S TAKE S F O R M The col lege y e a r o f 1 939-+0 ·will g o dovrn
libra ry's completion is assured br Merton L .
into Colby h istory as the year w hen the new
M i l l e r, of t h e c l a s o f 1 890 a n d i n m emory
campus on M ayflower H il l actually began to
of l\ I r. M i l le r s father and mother this build
take visibl e form. In the p reviou year the : emorial Chapel had e rection o f the Lorimer M
ing ,,-il l h enceforth be kno"·n as the M iller
thrilled the Colby family with i ts simple yet
taking a silver tro\\·el pread some mortar i n
elegant Colonial architecture, yet that was a
place a n d the squ a re block of granite bearing
ingle isolated building on the h i llside, and
the numerals 1 939 ,,·as lowered into place,
Librar�·. "
M r . M iller stepped down and
the campus, as uch , had to be visualized from
Every student present real ized that he h ad
"-hite stakes and e xcav·ation .
,,·itne sed a significant h istorical event.
On the S unday a fternoon of Commence
A· the fall "·ent on , the "·alls of the t h ree
ment week-end , 1 939, the cornerstones of the
new buildings reached their heights and the
Union and the Roberts Memorial
roof timbe rs began to indicate the final hapes
"\Vomen'
"\Vit h t h e onset o f winte r,
Un ion for men \\·ere l aid with appropriate
o f the building- .
ceremon ies attended by e e ral h un d red o f the
the massive pillars fo r the front entrances
g rad uate who e contributions had made the e
\\·ere ele,·ated into place. Th e tv\ o u n ions ,,·ere completely clo ·ed i n and "·o rk sus
two build ings possible. "\.Vork v•a
al o begun on the l ib ra ry and
pended . The M i l le r Librarr, ho,nver
: ayflowe r all through the summer months M H il l was a beeh i,·e of activity.
A sur er by
to rise.
con ti nued
Above the roof top the steel skeleton
the S ta te Development Commission showed
of the t°'Ye r kept going u p and up.
that this wa br far the biggest b uilding p roj
on l\ovember 1 0t h , the apex was reached and
ect going on in the tate.
At its height, two
a
Finally,
·u re-footed i ron 'rnrker placed a small
hundred ,,-orkmen ( twenty Col by boys among
American flag nineteen stories, 1 9 1 feet above
them ) were employed on the j ob and a t l east
the ground . Some "·eeks later the exterior of the tower v.:a completed . For th e weather rnne. the S loop H e ro "·hich bore our found ing president, Jeremiah Chaplin, to Maine in 1 8 1 8 formed the ba·i- o f a design.
another two h un d red were di rectly engaged in making, fab ricating and tran porting the material and supplies used. The fi rst F riday o f the college year, Sep tember 29t h , was celeb rated as Colby Library Dar, with librarian from a l l over 1\tiaine and f rom rep re enta tive ea tern colleges coming to pa rticipate i n a confe rence and attend the l ay ing of the corner tone of the new Colby
As the scaffolding came do\\·n f rom one bui lding a fte r another we began to gain a con ception of o u r future college. The Lorimer Chapel , the M i l le r L ibrary and the Roberts U nion lined u p a one axis o f the development
l i b ra ry on M ayflower H il l . T he exerci es were impressive, w ith each of t h e other t h ree Maine col lege p re idents taking part. No one particularly n ot iced the white-haired man
plan and the Women s U nion as the central building o f the women's group, p resented an idea of the scope and beauty of the Mayflower H i l l d ream. Now for th e first time the
at on the platform i n the background President John on stated that "the
d ream approaches reality and we can see for
who until
o u rselves "the shape o f things to come."
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C O M M E N C E M E N T
On June 1 9, 1 939, a
olemn proces ion
marched to the l ower campus for that event \
·hich mark the point ,,·here one path comes
to an end an d another commence . Following an addre
by Dr. Franklyn, Bli orthwe tern
Pre ident-elect of
Synder, niver ity,
one hundred and eighteen graduating enior filed past the platform built under the huge \Yi llows on the bank of the river Kennebec to receive their degree .
One hundred and
eighteen seniors and the On!,! H�nd red and Eighteenth Annual Commencement of Colby
c1
e wer e held on the lo\\·er campus. Class reunion got under way on Saturday evening. The Baccalau reate Ser ice was held Sun
day morn ing with Rev. Charles Nathaniel Arbuckle of
the
Fi rst
Church,
ii. fas ., delivering the add res .
Newton ,
Corne rstones
for the Roberts :Memorial Union and Wom en' Un ion were lai d that afternoon marking another ad ance i n a d ream which is to be real ized . D inner
fol lov,·ing the conferring of De
College - ta sels change sides - shoul ders
gree , marked the final do ing of the exer-
square-new Colby grad uate
ci e .
tare out at a
new l ife which a"·ait them. I n charge of th� Commencemen t program This final e ent marked the termi nation of a four-day program .
Commencement had
started the p re ious Friday with a meeting of the Board of Trustees at Chemical H a l l . T h a t same afternoon t h e play, " T h e Late Ch ristopher Bean, '
"·as p resented at the
Opera H ouse. On
Saturd ay ,
\\·ere : Professor Al f red K . Chapman, chair man, Profe sor Lester F. '·Veeks, Professor Thomas Lougee
B.
A hcraft,
Profe sor
Richard
Jo eph Smith, G. Cecil Goddard,
M rs. Ervena Smith, John White Thomas, and Francis Y. Armstrong.
The College
Marshal and the Assistan t College Marshal fol lo\\'ing
the
Phi
Beta
Kappa b reak fast, the Sen ior Class Day exer-
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\\'ere D r. Richard Lougee, and D r. Thomas A hcraft, respectively.
A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T
TO Elmer C. \Var ren for the acti,·e inte re t and advice \\-hich he h a contributed to the p roduction of the 1 940 O racle. Arth u r Seepe \\-ho has been acting as co-advisor "-ith l\: l r.
\i\Tarren
for the purpose
o f becoming advi or of 1 94 1 O racle.
Carleton D. B rO\rn , photog rapher for 1 9+0 O racle \Yho has cooperated to the utmost i n development o f this yearbook. Russel l C. Knight, Vice-P resident o f S tobbs P ress and super i -or of engraving and publishing of 1 940 O racle, who e pa t sen-ice "-ith Colby yearbooks speaks for itself.
i\ 1 r . Edward H . Perkins, typi t for O racle, "·hose understanding o f the \\·ork and efficiency h aYe g reatly facilitated the prod uction o f the 1 940 Oracle.
Joseph C. Smith, D i rector of Publicity at Colby College, "-ho ha contributed both good a dvice and good pictures to th e 1 940 O racle.
Gardner Gregory, Colby g rad uate of 1 939, who has ol untarilr contri buted pictu res to this yearbook.
The many students who h a e aided i n development of the informal section o f this yearbook th rough their contribution o f snapshots.
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M E N ' S
D IV I S ION
G RA D
ATE
T U D E NTS
George Royce Dean Frederick M i lo Fol om Ford Arthur G rant
0.-ortli f/V hitefield 1 0 !fain Street, Pittsfield 30 Elm Street, Waterville
CL F ranci B lynne Philip F rederick
O F 1 9+0
l len l ien
John Ande Baxter Prince D ru m mond Beach Myron Garland Berry R ussell Malcolm Bi rt\ i tie Fred Bl umenthal Rufus Allen B rackler B rew ter Allen B ranz E ugene Robert B ruce H arley M arshman B ubar Jame 'loulton B unting Al ton Joseph B u rn Horace Freeman B u r r Lio) d vVin ·ton B uzzell Charles H a rold Card Robert Bernard Carr Clark Hopkins Ca rter John Kenneth Cha e Richard Linwood Chas·e William Arth u r Chasse Joseph John Chernauskas David H un ter otton
+2+ d !pi11e
1 1 Gilman Street, Waterville haw111 ut d -venue, 0. ew Bedford, Mass. Tilton, . H. 1 0 Friendly R oad, d uburn , R . I . + - 1 West E n d d i•en ue, New York, . Y . Strong Grant, "IJ,-Jontana ++- 1 1 9 7 t h d venue, Jamaica, . Y . R . F. D . +, Ho ulton 23 Savor Street, Portland 0. orth Bancroft Wayne 3 Oak Street, !Vatervi!le
799
·
6 Perkins Street, Farm ington
orridgewock 1 Cen ter Place, f!Vaterville
treet, 1 ewton Center, Hass. 287 ll1ain Street, f/Vaterville 287 ll!lain Street, f/Vater·ville 22 Hubbell A venue, d nsonia , Co n n . 1 1 6 Hain Street, Houlton
1 0 1 6 Beacon
Ralph Ed"·in Delano Donald Joseph DeLi l e K laus Israel D reye r
:n 1 ).-orth Hain Street, Presque Isle 35 Bou telle A venue, Waterville 23 Tudor Way, Berry Lane R ick111a11swort h , Herts, England Lake R oad, R. F. D. +, Skowhegan
Gabriel OliHr D u mont Thomas Ed"·in Elder F rank Page Farnham Clarence Robert Fernald Floyd Lester Fitts F rederick Milton Ford John Thomas Foster H al sey Augustu F rederick, J r. Leslie Carroll Fullerton Merle Donald Gardner Donald Arthur Gilfoy John Edwin Gilmore W i l liam Louis Gousse, Jr.
Newcastle tree!, Oakland
Alton, N . H . Belgrade ; 5 1 + Columbia R oad, Washington, D. C. 1 2 1 Hillberg d ven ue, Brockton, Mass . 1 0 7 Win t hrop R oad, Brookline, Mass. Porter Hill, Middlebury, Con n . 1 66 Laurel Hill Road, lll o u n tain Lakes, N. 1 . 1 05 Main Street, Fort Fairfield 90 N. Aslz Street, Brockton, Mass. +7 Newbury Park, Needham, Mass. 2+ Spring Street, West Springfield, Mass. 76 Main Street, Fairfield
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Colby College
Founded i n the Year 1818
FRANKLIN W .
JOHNSON, LLD . , President
MAINE
WATERVILLE
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Philip M i l ton Grant I rving Gross
R. F. D. 4, Caribou 1 099 Brook R oad, i\tlilton, Mass.
E rne t Ba rtlett H arve) leon H olme H atch Clyde il i lan H atch \ i rgil Jar i H inckley Gardner Beer Hu ted E d,rnrd Ho,rn rd Jenison F ran k Lyon J e'rel l F ranci D e alles Johnson Gordon B u rr Jone B arnard \ ill iam Jordan
Greenville treet, Waterville H owland Blue hill 455 Second ,-:17.•en tte, 1Vest Ha•ven , Con n .
9.Yz
191
_
275 R e eri•oir A vnwe, Providence, R . I . -+ Wentwort h Court, Waterville 67 Cross treet, Malden, ll!fass. orth ll!fain tree!, East L ongmeadow, 1ass. 33 Hillcrest tree!, A uburn
tanler. \ i llard Kimball Elbert Grave Kj oller Ed"·in E nright Lake ). l aynard H oward Levin Fra � k Gregory L i l l i e Jack 1errill Logan Earle Clarence Lord , J r . Kenneth Booth . M cArdJe Ralph Paul l\ 1 acBurnie Carl \\!infield ilcGraw Charle Franci Magu i re ictor Patrick Malin E rne t Cumming . Marriner J r. B uell Oakman l\ 1errill Robert H enry 1 i tchell John \tVe ! er Morphy John Alexander l\1orri on
,Horgan
310
Thom a
Grafton, N . H. outh Hadley, 111ass.
-1-2-0 1 �5 t reet, Flushing, X. Y. 2 7 Elba tree/, Bro okline, Hass. 235 JI lain treet, 1f/aterville tegman Parkway, lerse_\' City, r. ] . Belgrade
111'aldoboro 7 1 A State Street , A ugusta -1-62 Cumberla11d 1h•en ue, Portland
-1-7 Germain Street, Calais Iackman Station
Charles Rich a rd Randall \Valter H am i l ton R eed
George Flint Taylor \Vi lliam Dee Taylor, J r . A r t h u r Tatton Thomp o n Alfred Norman Timberlake Leon Tobin
tree!,
Winthrop Ridge R oad, Fairfield Levan t 2-t A ldie treet, d llston 1ass. Great ,Harsh, augatuck, Con n . 1 7 Winter treet, T!f/aterville 2-1-5 1V. 0. ewto11 treet, Boston, Jl.1ass. 1 -t 11111111it A.'1.·en ue, Rre, ;\ . Y. /if/ebster, Mass. 36 Lithgow treet, /if/ins/ow
\Varren Pearl George Albert Pike \ ill iam Pinansky
Albert Kendall Sa"·yer � 1aurice Ortiz Searle Edson Rowell Small \Vi l liam Arthu r Small Roger Morri Stebbins \ alter Jame Strong Conrad \Vin hip S"·ift
ll lon
:.\ ew Sharon 625 W. 1 52 treet, ew York, N . 1 . -1-3 A /pine Street, Oakland 230 Brackett Street, Portland 22 111in turn treet , Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. 30 Kn ox Street , Tho maston 2 1 3 Beach Street, R evere, ll!fass.
3 ll!fiddle treet, Farmington 1 82 Essex Street, Bangor 90 1 W. Park A venue, Long Beach , N . Y. 27 Knapp Street , Liverm ore Falls 93 Washington Street Brig h t o n , lllfass. -+ Vaughn
Seba tian Vose
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treet , Caribou
H EADLINE JOTTINGS OF 1 939 - 1 940 ( F rom F resh m a n \Veek to D e a d l i n e )
Official opening p receded b) a new effort
Donald R. Michaud's
to add to Colby's reputation as a f riendly college - The S tudent C hristian Associa tion under the guidance of Professor New man held F reshman Camp at Lake Cob bo eecontee - Lot
Esso Servicenter
of fun had and new
leaders potted . I nt roduction
of
Social
COLLEGE AVE K U E
Technocratic
cou r e b y D r. 'Vi l l iam T . Bovie ( known
'VATERVI LLE,
IATNE
for h i electric k n i fe ) of i n ere t to eniors . . . The Kicking M ule home v ictory of
Oppo i t e Colby College
core fi rst
ea on by defeating Uni
n r ity of �e"· H ampsh i re 20-6 o n
Telephone 703
o
nmber 3 0 . . Co rnerstone laid for M il l e r Memorial Library on M ayflo\\- e r H il l . . . Colby till "-in as Lo"·el l Textile s u ffers
P I -E C O K E ICE C R E A M
26-0 defeat . . . . . . M a cot Ari totle out of hock and moreoYer his keep a u red
111an ufactu red
by
for re t of h is life . . . . . . Colby and ermont battle for scoreless tie .
.
. .
.
.
The
Cast for fi rst Po,�·der and Wig p roduc
Fairfield Creamer�
tion of yea r, " D ange rous Corner," selected . . Civil Aeronautical Authority approve tudent l
pilot training for twenty Colby .
Co.
. . . . . T h i rty-sixth Colby
;ight dedicated to Paul ' Ginger" Fra er, 'Vholesale and Retail
captain of 1 9 1 + footba l l team ' h ich cap tu red S tate Series u n cored upon . Copie
.
. . .
.llade in all forms and .fla'i..' Ors
of " H a i l to Colby, ' ne"- foot
ball ong by F red \Va ring, d istributed for
Fairfield J +9-R2
n r-t time . . . . . . U n iver i ty of M aine
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Fai rfield, Maine
R ichard H en n· \Vhite Spencer \rVirr� r Linwood Leighton \Yorkman, J r.
tree/ , Franklin Park, ,Wass. 82 Essex treet, Bangor 1 7 Church tree!, 1- ramingha m , ,l !ass .
60 Fran klin
Clayton Erne ·t You ng
Uatinicus
CL Henry \Vilson
OF 1 9+ 1
bbott, Jr.
Charle Elton Barnfather Melvin I aac Baum Elmer Led,·ard Baxter George Le �,-i- Beach , J r. Stet on Coom b Beal Joseph F ranci Beeh H a rtle�· lexander Bither C raig Thur t n Blanchard Antonio Joseph Bold uc Sid ner B rick R ichard H owel l B right Alfred Ell worth B rovvn Paul Da�·ton Burn ham
6 2 ilver
41 O leander /reel , If / est pringfield, .Hass. 1 25 Franklin treet , 1l lalden , 111ass. 1 06 Eden tree t , Waterbury , Co n n . 799 haw111 11t .-l ·z te n u e , .\ e w Bedford, 'l!lass. Lisbon Falls 1 1 1 -50 76th R oad, Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y. R . F. D. 5, Houlton 532 Brighton A z•en ue, Portland 2 1 u 111 111er treet , Waterville 1 26 Chubbuck treet , Q uincy, Mass. 685 Woodman tree! , Fall Ri'l'er, Hass. 606 W. 1 70 !reel, rew York , A . Y. 79 Pine treet, BrattleborfJ , Vt.
Arthur Spence r Cobb J o eph Edouard C roteau John Winthrop Daggett Jame Andrew Dair Norri E leeck Dibble F ranklin Arth u r Downie Verne Ile vVallace Dyer J r.
88 Maple A·v en u e , lf/indsor, Con n . 1 86 Church Street, Berlin , _ . H . + 9 Pleasant Street, WateN;il/e 1 7+ Sydney treet, Dorchester, 111ass. Parker treet , East Longmeadow, l\!lass. 27 Spring Street , Houlton +O Pleasant Street, Waterville 2+ Jl! laple Street, Rockland 5 5 Sif.ver tree t , fl//aterville
J ames Norri · East John Colby Eaton
53 Su111 111er Stree t , Waterville East Maple Street, Skowhegan 1 WashinglfJn dvenue, Caribou
R aymond A rchela Fortin Jame Joseph Fo ter John Joseph F reme H oover Rod ney Goffin Lloy d V incent Gooch N icholas John Grego rio William Lav;s Guptill
65 Vesper 29+ Spring 6 1 Richardson Street, 1 25 Bartlett R oad,
Stree t , P ortla11d Street, Portla11d Wakefield, Jl,fass. Win throp , 1l lass.
+9 Clin ton d ·v en ue, Wateri•ille 62 Win ter Stree t , Q uincy, il lass . 1 2 1 111adison d ve11 11e, Skowhegan d thens 1 7 Plo7;er R oad, Q uincy, lllfass. 1 3 Pine Street, Belm o n t , 'l!lass.
Pericles Elias Hadzetheaco Abdo Ha -an John Edward H a,,-es Cha rles Elwin H uff \i\Til l iam H e n ry H ughe· Thomas John on H use I rving Kanovitz Paul Freeman Kei rstead Al lan Roge r Kn ight
tree!, If /ateri•ille
1 +8 Callender treet, D orchester, Mass. P. 0 . Box 623 , Presque Isle R. F. D. 5, Portland P. 0. Box +7 Windham, Co1111 . 1 6 Hill Street, East Wey m outh , llfass.
R ichard Chau ncey McDonald John MacLei h
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M ONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
knocked from series b�- a 7-6 defeat deliY e red b�· the M u les on Colby Day . . D r . R . F . l\I I . Viet
alenti n . German
0
exile on faculty of U n iver.it�· of London , appear here fo r th ree day ,-i-it . Colby Tie- B O\Ydoin for Champion h i p a t h e Mules "-i n Y e r Bate 28-20 � I . Emile Baume open
T FI T TE R
For h o 111 e a n d fa111ily T R E ET
1 :\ I A. I �
. . .
_
Colby Concert
e ries with piano recital . . . . \ omen' diYi ion rnte - 5 7 r ; i n fa,·or of honor code . Executi,·e Board ay majority too mal l to include y tern i n ne\Y con ti
First
. Daggett elected capta i n
tution .
of 1 9+0 football team . . . .
National Bank
.
tate H i tori an appointment gi \·en to
of
P rofessor G riffiths . . . . . . C h i Epsilon � I u i n itiate fifteen new members .
Waterville, Maine
'Thirty year "-ar if German�· fall ' p red i cted H ubert R . Knickerbocker, famed j o u rnali t, at lectu re e ries . . .
. N ew
talent d i cO\·ered in f re hman cla
at p re -
entation of Powder a n d \Vig p roduction, " Dangerou Corner ' Trad itional ch i l d re n '
pa rty open
col-
Offers El'ery Facility Co nsistent
hortly
lege C h ri tma fe tivities
with
0 11 11 d Ban king Prin ciples
after C h ri tmas \'acation, the hockey team win f ir, t erie ti lt with Bo\\·doin . . Rare col l ection of Worl d \iVa r map
do
n ated to Colby by Geo rge F. L. B ryant ' 1 7 . . . . . . "Where d o we go from here ?" u bj ect of
medl ey B utler'
Tf/e Specialize In A ll Bea u ty Lines
add ress
. . Colby at the M ic rophone in vited to participate i n " Camp u Air,
B A R B E R S H OP
O n The
New England r adio p rogram
A :\ D
B EA
Bob F reeman play at Mexican : Formal pon o red by Pan- H el lenic .
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1 46 M ain Street
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TY
PARLOR Tel . 680
H i ram Pearson M aci n to h I V Myron Louis Mantell Edgar M artin William H o race Ma rtin Gordon Oti Merrill Wa rren H en ry Mi lls Arnol d Matthe"''. Myshrall
32 Elmwood di•enue, Longmeadow, Mass. 42 abuclzan dven u e, Stamford, Conn . Eagle Lake 1 65 Woodlawn Street, Lyn n , Mass. 75 ll lon trose d venue, Portland 29 1 Crestwood d en ue, Crestwood, N. Y. Pleasan t Street, Rangeley
Jerome O ren tein
2 Endicott
Gilbert Arthur Pete r Robert vVhi te Pullen
Ben ton d 7. 1enue, Benton Station Danforth
E d ward Frank Quarrington
1 2+ Glenwood Aven ue, Portland
Albert John Rimosuka Mau rice Rimpo Louis Salhanick vValter Sigmund Shery Wendell Thoma Starr S tephen Stanley S ternberg H erbert Daniel S tern George John Stumpp Robert H oward Talbot Richard Appleto n Thayer Alexander F ranci Thompson Keith Kei rstead Thomp on Edwin Arnold Tooli B enon Stephen Topal ian
treet, Lawrence, Wass.
West treet, Poquo1L ock, Con n . +09 Unio n d. -v enue, Paterson, . I. �
1 0- 1 0
7 Chavenson treet, Fall River, llass. 5 7 1 11111 mer treet, Lyn n , Mass. 20 d corn Stree t , Wa/den, Mass. eneca A.ven ue, Ridgewo od, Queens, . Y. 20 College A ven ue, Waterville 58 Burlington A venue, Bristol, Conn . 1 52 E . 9+tlz treet, . ew York, � . Y. 19 D avenport Street, d ugusta 1 08 outh tree!, Q uincy, il1ass. Reach R oad, Presque Isle Ch u rch treet, 1attapoisett, llrlass. 131 onan t u m treet, Brightoll , !Vlass.
E rnest Frankl i n Upton, Jr.
5 l/7ilson Park, J;f7aterville
Ronald H erbert \,Yallace Robert Edward \V"heelock
P. 0. Box 1 +3 , Mars Hill 22 Harding A 1•en ue, Edgewood, R. I .
George \V"en t\\'Orth Young
7 5 Horse d 'l.1enue, Rutherford, "f\ . I.
C LASS OF 1 9+2 Robert Edward Ander on Lawrence Arthu r Anicetti Robert Moore Arnold Philip Borden Babcock Frank Benjamin Bailey Wil liam E l ton Ba rta Arth u r Geo rge Beach Jr. Dwight Kelley Beal Robert Wende l l Bender Cha rles William Berry, Jr. Will iam Paris B lake Jr. David B rodie vVendel l Clark B rooks H a rold John B ubar Charles Raymond B u rbank Robi n on Derry B u rbank
28 Ben ton A venue, Winslow Main Street, Lisbon Falls Elm R oad, Briarcliff Honor, . Y. Hain Street, Castine R . F. D. 1 , Water-ville 1 ,262 Great Plain A venue, N eedliam, lllfass. 1 04 Main Street, Watertown, Co n n . Lisbo n Falls 426 East Broad Street, Westfield, N. I . ++ Coyle Street, Portland 32 Pleasan t Street, Waterville 1 75 R iverside Drive, New York, N. Y . 5 2 Pearson Street, Saugus, Mass. R . F. D. +, Houlton 36 Clapp Street, Malden , Mass. 1 72 Prospect Street, Berlin , N. H .
Another v i ctory for Colb_ as B ates is met
Harold W. Kimball Co.
i n openi n g B asketball S tate Seri es with score 36-38
.
. . . . . O rganization of 111ill and Contractor Supplies
kating and modern dance clubs by Colby Co-ed
. . . . P roceeds of ' Dutch
60 T E I P L E S T RE ET
T reat Dance" to defray expenses of annual baseball trip to North Carolina . . . . .
' ATER\"I LLE,
lATXE
P lans for fou rth \Vinter Carni al, spon sored by Outing Club completed .
A Few of our
lV I occasi n dance and fa h ion shmr to open festiviti es
Representative Lines
M i s B hicoo B at-
d ian C u tom see lo s as
��
of E a t I n
l ivala, B ri tish barri ter tell . .
. Lowell Textile
Lule
core ea r win of 48--1-.)
Revi ed Chapel y tern feature orientation a emblie
for f re hman class
Governor B a rrovn crowns Alta G ray of Cumberl a n d Cente r Queen of Colby YVi n ter Carnival a ceremony is broadcast . . .
.
S no"· scu lptoring, hockey, d a ncing and basketball
among
feature
of
weekend
. . . . . . Women 's new Student League con titution to go i nto effect with April elections . . . . . . Colby at the M icro phone inaugurates Quiz Series . . . great d i fficulty
m
found
stopping
p rofessors
. General Platoff Don Co ack Choir p resen t
rich p rogram o f R ussian
m usic
. . M rs. H ardy-Lemperly
letters and fi rst edi tion among new gifts
Good Food t h e !Vay
to Colby l i b rary . Men's athletic council f reshman year residence r u l e
You Like
approves
full
. . . t o go
into effect col lege year S eptember 1 940 . One h un d red eighty-two ap-
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It A t
Lau rence Brron Butler Juliu Buy � i ki I i ffo rd F rederic ame, J r. Jame Fo rtune Candalet Norman Mar hall etl in H ar ry ohen Robert Cohen Gerald Llewellyn ole \Vill iam Robert onley H e n ry Fu l ton Da,·id on Kenneth M ahlon Decker Loui Lu igi D i Pompo R ichard R aymond Dyer
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i ta Fedorovich E d"·in Lewi Fi her L a\nence Porte r Fitton R aymond Martin Flynn Franklrn lvah Foste r Emanuel Kenneth Frucht
treet , Srmzerville, 111ass. treet , //f/orcester, 111ass.
9 1 Ledgelr1u 11 A n11 11e , Bar Harbor 1 2 achett treet , Providen ce , R. I. 27 1 Tre111 011L treet, Taun ton , 111ass. Bro okside A �·e11 11e, ew 111ilford, Con n . 38 Lawton treet , Brooklin e , ll1ass. Xorth New Portland +.939 "]\ . 1 1 t h /reel , Philadelphia, Pa. /reel , Jackson Heigh ts, N . Y. Cli11 to11 1 2 111/ain tree/ , Riley avagf Hill R oad, Berlin , Con n .
3 , 706 7+th
\Val ter Leona rd Emery T ohn Gordon Fifield
11111111er
1 1 8 f ler11 0 11
2 Elm
tree/ , Eastport
R. F. D. 2 , f17inslow 50 /if/edgewood R oad, /!'est "f\.rewlon, JI.lass. 5 +2 Uaple tree! , Fall R i'l}er, 111ass. 1 6 Beech 111 fJ11 t lreet , Worcester, � !ass. 1 0+ Fourth Street, Bangor 3 Park treet , earsport 1 ,i-93 E. Parkway , Broo kly n , Y. .
John Edward Geagan Geral d Abraham GiLon Gerald Lerov Goodman Le lie H ow � rd G raffam
99 Otis Street, Bangor +2 O rkney R oad, Brighton , ll!ass. 3 1 + Church treet, Oakland 3 Beech treet, Gardiner
Mil ton \ il liam H am i l t :\ rth u r Ed\\·ard H anken Beniah Con rad H arding Lau rie Lodo H a rris Albert H i l l H ayne H a rol d E rnest H egan Eero Robert H el in C urtis Leland H ememrny Darold Boyd Hocking Max Alfred H olzrichter Stedman B rown H oward H a rold Lewi H u n toon
utherland R oad, Brighton, Hass. 33 Ware A ven ue, Revere, 111ass. Washington treet , Holliston, 111ass. 0 11th flern o n , 111ass. 860 Beaco n Street, "l\.'ewton Cen ter, Mass. 1 46 Hamilton d ?;en ue Lyn n , A 1ass. 1 +2 Cen tre lreet , Q uincJ' , 11 1ass. 1 3 7 Langley R oad, . ewton Gen ier, 111ass. St. Geor.q e 204 Va n Hanton ilvenue, Passaic, N. ]. 1 03 Ch urch Street, 117are , 111ass. Pleasan t Street , Rangeley
H a rold Au tin John on Lincoln Verneil Johnson R ichard Clark John on R ichard Nils Johnson R obert I rving John on Alvin Jolovitz Norman David Jone
204 fV Falconer Street, Falconff , . Y. 1 6 Spruce Street, Waterville 20+ W. Falconer Stree t , Falconer, Y. IO 607 2 1 5th Street , Queens Village, r. Y. 1 29 Brookside A 01en u e , Brockton , Hass. 3+ Clin ton A ven ue, Waterville 9 Edgebro ok Place, Cranford . ].
James F ranci Kavanaugh George Rand Kilbourne John Colwel l Kitchen Richard Norton Kohn R aymond Florian Kozen, Jr.
1 +2
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1 5 Pope Street, New Bed[ord, 111ass. 1 0 Court Street, A uburn 279 A berdeen Street, Fredericton , . B. 1 38 Sewall A venue, Brookline, Mass. 1 9 Mount '1 ven ue, Providence, R. I.
257 Main Street, Waterville 4 Eastern A venue, Waterville
R aymond Edward Lacombe Al ton George Laliberte Glendon Lee Larkin
Baker Street, Clin ton
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pear on Dean
A nything i11 Flowers
l i t for fir t semester . . .
Th ree day emba sr feature
b u l l sessions.
Jll i tbtll' s �reenbouse
Youth l eaders a ns"·er que tions o n moral and religiou p roblem I rma Schoenberg
. . M rs.
ol pe
10 H I GH WOOD S T R E E T
i ter of Professor
choenberg. demon trate
her m usical Yer
a t i l i ty by l ecture and recital
\i\TATER\" J LLE, l\ I A I � E
. . . . . .
Telephone +67-\V or 467-R
Colby tie "·ith Maine for S tate B asket ball Champion h i p as .
+8-3 7
h e defeat
Bates
. H ocke�- team p lace
-econd in N e"- England H ockey Confer ence . . . . . .
ixteen enior e lected to
Phi Beta Kappa
. . M ore member of
thi
cla s than any other cla
ha,·e been elected . B riti h
.
Fairfield Lumber Cornpan�
i nce 1 926 . Leading
\rnr monger ' Right H onorable
Alf red Duff Cooper former fir t lord of B ri tish Admi ralty, peak o n ' The
Lumber, B u i l d ing l\ 1aterial Mason
tru g
S upplie , B u i l ders Hard ,rnre & Paint
gle for L iberty" . Colby voice
College
Choir
of
seyentr-five
p re ents v aried p rogram on
took Concert Tou r.
roo -
M a l e q uartet, solos,
Save on L um ber; Call o u r Num bers
and piano elections featured . . . . . . Loring elected hockey captain for 1 94 1 R i mo uka tai n
e lected b a ketba l l capWatervil l e Phone 70
. . . . . Tran portation theme o f
F a i r fi e l d Phone
56
eventeenth annual u ndergraduate banquet o f co-ed
. . . . . .
S hakespeare cla ,
u n der d irection of
Profes o r Carl J . \Vebe r, p resents p rogram o f scenes f rom ten S ha ke pearian plays . . . . . . D r. E d ward H . Griggs in lec
ST � l? � S () � VT. ST() l? �
ture serie stated that we shou l d do every George "3 1 "
thing in o u r pO\ver to help democracie destroy m u rderou d ictator nation
. .
Ted "29"
and cruel policies of . . Colby host to
VVATER I L LE
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SKOWH EGA
Victor And rew Lebedn i k Arth u r Bate· Lincoln , J r . Burt n La Fa\'ette Linscott , 1 el\'in or � an Lock Charle- Aloy. iu Lord Edward F u l l e r Lo ring John Li ving -ton LO\vel l
l 9-+-27 16
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R oxbury ,
Ji1ass.
Cen t ral d ve n u e , Xew Have n , Co n n . East J lain
treet, Searsport
19
Edward tree ! , WatervillP Cen tral Park tf est , ·sew Y ork, N. Y.
327
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trc1 t t o n
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peedwell
tree! . D o rc h ester, .Hass.
1 .5 1 9
E. D u z•al
t re e ! , Philadelphia , Pa.
t ru t , D orchester, lass . laple .-l v('fllle , Farmington D ickerman R oad , -:Vew t o n Hig h lands , l lass. O ld L y m e , Co n n .
' Keil
Linwood E lanthan Pal mer George Arnold Parker Donal d l bert Parson And rew \Vl lder Pea rl \Valte r Martin Pej ko John Frankl in Pieno, J r. Carl Jo-eph Pizzano Roger Har ey Poor G i l bert Evan Pott Shel lev - Lerov Pratt Loui Ed\\·a� d Principe
tree!, Bar Harbor
tree ! ,
5 ,009 Knox tree t , Philadelphia, Pa . 9 Bis h fJ /> /ru t , Fra ming ham , Wass . 1 7 T'er n o n Place , Stam[ ord, Con n .
Robe rt Ralph 'fc Donnel l Frank \Ve ton l\ Ia c Rae Jame David Mar h a l l a u l l\ I i l lstein
Jo eph F rancis
K e n n ebec
10 Hazing
·
A l bert rn,·el l Richard Li nsc t t N :cke1--on ha rles \Vinthrop J io-htingale Richard E l y oye
Taylor R oad, Xaslz ua, "t\'. H . I . ,.j !ba n s , ··/\: . Y .
1 1 6 R oad,
.\ obleboro
I 2 X udd
315 12
!rut , Pf / ater;•ille Charlest o 11
o . Fro n t trert , X eU' Bed ford , Hass. Chapin J zr e n u e , Ro cky Hill , Con n .
6-++
Broadway, Revere
.Hass.
22
Pf/oodside Street, Sale m , .l lass . � fain tree t , E. Yort h/ield , lass .
1 79 326 A rn old r3 U illia111.
tree! , .\ ew Bedford, lass . , h . •e1111 e , Brock t o n , Hass.
C l a rence Roderick Reid H a ro l d Lorraine R hodenizer Gordon Abbott Richard on Robert lement R1·an
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F rederic Oberlin Sargent A lbert I rving Schoenberger H a rold Du ncan Seaman O ren Richard S h i ro Jo eph Denni S lattery Add ison E l iott Stee\·es John C u rt i S te\·en John Everett S teven
29 Elm treet , Ellsw ort h 1 , 7 1 1 Linden /reel , Bro o kly n , l . Y . 1 49 Brite A ve n u e, Scarsdale, N. Y . 5 + College d ve n u e , Waterville 1 02 Phillips tree t , Weym o u t h , ,l1ass. 78 Pleasan t treet, L dcester, llJass. 3 5 3 tevens A v e n u e , Po rtland 93 Beaconsfield R oad, ff/orcester, Wass.
E rne t Gil man Tarlor 'Wi l l iam Joseph T etreau John Le"vi Thoma E l me r Madi on T°'"'er Jr. Wi l l iam Edward Tucker
67
-+2 C_rpress tree ! , ff/atertow11 , Hass. 72 Depot t reet , Livermore Falls ] 5 Granite Stree t , R o ckland Freeman
!reef, Framingham, illass.
Pleasant Street , East Walp ole, Hass.
++ H o n u m e n t Street , Portland 1 02 Silver Stree t , Waterville O g u n q uit
92 908
W il l iam Warren Vaughan
Bea�1er Street, d n s o n ia , Co n n .
Hale Street
332 97
John Bu rton Warner Arthur B uxton vVarren , J r. Samuel B rewster Warren Gerald A n d rew Wa on Wal ter William \Vebb Lewis E rne t \Veeks
Beverly Farms, lllass.
Conest oga R oad, f/f/ay n e , Pa. North Street, D o v er - Fo x crof t
2+ Hig h Stree t , ewport 36 Lincoln Street , Calia!i 2 College Place, Waterville 46
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Baltim o re Stree t ,
Ha�·erltill,
Mass .
R hode I sland S tate in Glee C lub Concert follo"·ed by d ance . . I nte rcollegiate C ros
"Your appearance is importan t !"
Country Debate
Keep you r clothes and s hoes looking l ike ne\ !
Team attends national conYention of Pi Kappa Delta at Knoxville, Tenn . .
JIMMIE'S
Tou r \, a -hington. D . C . , on return trip
CLEA TSERS A)JD S HOE R E PAIR I NG
. . l\tl a rj orie Ed,vards, se,·enteen rea r old violi nist. "·iw great applau-e in 1 56- 1 5 8
. . Adam
la t of concert ·erie
gift fil l s last gap among fi r:t edition
SHU·FIX
I ain S treet
Tel. 2025
of
H a rd iana i n Colb�· Lib rary . For fi r t time in ten year appea r again at
K igh t ' in mode rn
T"·elfth
WHE R E'
treamline ver ·ion p re-
ented i n A p ri l . -peak
hake peare
olbr .
ELMER ?
. D r . T. Z. Koo
in behalf of Far Ea -tern
tudent
Gone t o
Tel ls of C h ine·e
Sen-ice Fund . .
t ruggle for l iberty and security and of fifty-fifty chance they a re taking to d rive o u t invader . . . . Colby Debating
NOEL'S TAP ROOM
ociety officially o rgan 2 3 S I LVE R S T R E ET
i zed under guidance of Profes or H e rbert C . Libb�· .
ix vetera n ten nis
men t ravel
outh d u ring ·pring vacation
WATERVILLE, l\ IAINE
Jay Allen, war corre-pondent and lectu re r \\-ell received at Colby Lec t u re Se rie
Where Friends Meet !
.
Glee C l u b ,·isit joint ccncert
Rhode Hand . . . . ' Red'
tate
m
:\arm
appear. ar J unior \Veek-End formal d ance . . . . . . Activitie opened with melo The College Laundry
d rama p re ented by Colby -tudent O racle copy meet deadline . .
.
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Paul Adelbert Wil ley Charl e John Will iam H a rmond Robert Wit . YValter And rew Woodward Philip Byar Wy or
.+2 Ro ose1:e/1 A 1:enue, Waterville 6 King Court, Waterville i-8 11 m 111it ! i•en ue, Brookline, Hass. 6 11 1athaurs tree!, 111.ilton, 111.ass. Pen n y'7.•t111it1 ;h•en ue, Easton , Pa.
C LA Paul l\/Iau rice bram ·on Mel ville Yale lderman Edwin \1Val l ace lexander B u rl eigh Ed,Yard Barker Charl es George Barletta Ru ell Phelp Barrett Jo eph Pre ton B arry James YVill iam Bateman EdvYard J o h ua Becker H u bert tan ley Beckwith And rew ictor Bedo Charle Jo eph Bell i\'eau, J r. Daniel Blatman Bever! F ranci Booth Thoma Richard B rad dock Arthur Kerr B rown Philip Clinton Buck George Wil liam B u rnett Philip Tyler a ey Leonard Cau t orman Albert Chaletzky Charle E dv•ard C hapman Leonard Ger chon Cohen Robert Cole Cornell H arold Arth u r Costley Charles Van Vleck C ro s Richard M ahlon C rummett Leo M ichael Cu rley
OF 1 9.+3
1 4 l!f/ashington Plar E . , :\'eiv York, N. Y. 2 , 1 1 0 Chapel tree!, Xew Hm•e n , Conn. 28 ElmwfJod A 7.>enue l!f/aterbury Con n . ,
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1 .+ i/i1er Street, Waterville orth Terrace d 1•e11 ue, 1t. T ern on, . Y. 38 Laco nia R oad, 11' orcester, �1.ass. 296 Broad treet, Weym outh, Mass. 526 A ndoi·er treet, Lawrence, lllass. 3.+ Emerso n treet , Tew Hm en, Con n . 1 2 Billings Park , ewt o n , Mass. 28 U in ter treet, Water7Ji/le 1 28 Higliland d 1•en ue, Wo/lasto n , .Hass. 72y;! O ln ey treet , Pro� idence, R. I . 2 3 4 Jackson /reel, Newton Centre, l lass. 5 1 9 Lec(mey d ven ue, Palmyra, . l. 5 3 Lloyd Road, Hon le/air, . I. 523 Hancock lreet, Wollaston , Mass. 58 1 Broadway, Everett, 11ass. _
30 1 pring Street, Portland clwyler treet, R oxbury, 111ass. 7 1 A Broad Street, Lyn n , 111ass. 57 .il1e/bo11rne Street, Portland 1 93 Palmer Street, New Bedford, Mass. 1 Elm R oad, Mountain Lakes, I. R. F. D. 1 Waten•ille Forest R oad, E sex Falls, . I. R. F. D. 2, Waterville 1 8 1 Washington tree/, Taunton, Jl lass. 29
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Robert Romeo Decormier, J r. Robert Cu hing Den n i on H arold Eugene Dolan
28 111ildred d ven ue, Pough keepsie, N . Y. 1 00 High Street, South Paris Machias
Laurence Merton' Edwards William Frank Entreken, J r . F ranklyn H a l l E rv i n Thomas Webster Farnsworth O rman B rown Fernandez, Jr. Abraham Thomas Ferris Richard Arthur Field William Finkeldev B rad ford Gale iranci Wi l liam Edward F razier
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] 1 8 Lincoln A venue, Gardiner ew Street, Ballerrle, . I.
Main Street, Danforth 333 North Pleasant A venue, R idgewood, . 1. 76 South Main Street, Old Town 1 7 Temple Street , Waterville Hebron 1 0 1 Euclid A venue, Hastings-o n-Hudson , N . Y. East Wakefield, N . H. Main Street, North Vassalboro 70 E mery Street , Portland 23 Slawson Street, Polgeville, N . Y. Sheldon , Vt.
N unzio Giampetruzzi Donald Al f red Gray Robert Maurice Gray [ 1 40 ]
Spring Brook
Evelyn Cardin
Ice and Fuel Company
Ladies' Q uality � If erchandise
Ice - Coal - //[/ o o d
+2 l\ IA I N S T R E ET
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Boothby and Bartlett
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D O UG H ;\'" U T
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L-\ l K E
Ed,,:ard John Greaves Lawrence Stuart Gu rney
+8 State Street, Portland 1 0,57 1 R o undtree R oad, L os A ngeles, Cal. 1 53 High treet, outh Hanson, Mass. 10 Pilgrim Road, 111edford, Mass. 1 1 Cushing A venue, Brockton, 111ass. Pittsfield 3 1 5 D ogwood Lane, Man hasett, N. Y. Nobleboro 1 03 Ch urch Street, Ware, Jl!l.ass. 1 09 Plank R oad, Waterbury, Con n . 30 Gibson Street, Needham, Mass.
Ralph King H a rley , J r. John Campbel l H a rve R ichard Everett H ayward Ralph Elmer H er ey H arry Le lie H ick , J r. H arry Pete r H ildebrandt Samuel D\\·ight H o,n rd Cah·i n Kenwortlw H u bba rd John Goreham H �1tche on l\1eyer oh en Jacob George H en ry Jahn H oward Raymond J ohn ·on Ju tin Oley John on J r.
1 0 Browne treet, Brookline, Mass. 859 Hawthorne A venue, Mo unt Vern on, N. Y. 20 Bo u telle A ven ue, Waterville 20 Boutelle A venue, Waterville
Leo Franci Kavanaugh, J r . E l iot Bernard K raft
1 5 Pope Lreet, r ew Bedford, 111ass. 77 Brown treet, Bro okline, 111ass.
Robert Arth u r LaFleu r Charle E d w i n Lawrence John Jo eph Lee Perley Ma nard Leighton John Cha rles Le sar Nichol R ay Lindquist I rving E rne t Li John Ronald Li ing ton John Martin Lomac
1 27 Ken nebec treet, Waterville 92 A m h erst treet, ashua, N. H . 1 1 111ith treet, Portland R. F. D . 7, Gardiner 939 d r111itage Ii ven ue, Chicago, Ill. Puritan R oad, Buzzards Bay, Mass. 1 1 1 H obomack R oad, Q uincy, Mass. 2-1-7 State treet, Presque Isle 12 ale111 treet, Portland
Frederick Boutler McAla q James Renwick McCarroll H arry J oseph MacDonald William John MacDougall E' an John Mac i l rai th Laugh l in Donald MacK i n non :Morrison MacPherson Charles Frederick Main William Lee Man field, Jr. Delbert Donald Mathe on Earle Kenneth Merrill Philip John Mezz u l lo O liver Nelson M i llett, Jr. Frank J oseph M iselis James Wil l iam Moriarty Ross Lyle M u i r Leonard M u rphy Paul Joseph M u rphy Pau l Robert M u rphy
2 1 6 �.Jain treet, Waterville 722 E. Ridgewood A �·e1111e, Ridgewood, N. ]. East Millin ocket 16 Clinton A ven ue, Saugus, Mass. 1 , 1 00 Greenwood Street, Wilmette, Ill. 5 South Wyoming A ven ue, A tlan tic City, N. ]. 1 ,063 Hancock Street, Quin cy, Mass. Island Falls 63 Boston A ven ue, Winslow 96 Central Street Ipswich, Mass. 3 Wen tworth Court, Waterville 111ezz ullo Lane, Rye, N. Y. 1 6 Dalto n Street, Waterville 8 High &reet, Chelsea, Mass. 60 A thelstone R oad, ewton Centre, 111ass. 7 1 So u th Whitney Street, Hartford, Con n . 7 6 Kingsbury Street, Needham, Mass. 70 Park Street, Melrose, Mass. 39 Rm•en R oad, L owell, Mass.
R ichard Ell iott deNazario
'11urry Hill A rms, Bergenfield, N. 1 .
Charles Edward O ' Rourke Leonard Leland 0 ier
1 +8 Broad Stree t , Hedway, 111ass. New Harbor
Carl Cl ifton Paradis H arold C raig Paul Charle F rede rick Peace, Jr. Roger vVill iam Perkin
1 1 5 Mt. Pleasant A venue, Skowhegan 2,074 -,..., ortha111 pton Street , Holyo ke, Mass. 30 Beacon Street, Gloucester, Mass. 65A Elm !reel, Waterville [ 1 42 J
Shriro's Economy Market Tel e phones
Elm City Bowling Alleys
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25 S I L ER STREET 1 02 MAI N S T R E ET \VATERVILLE, l\ 1 A I N E \VATERVILLE, 1\ 1AIN E
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Cynthia' Sweet and D u rand's Candies
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Carons Barber Shop and
Beauty Pador
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Wm. Levine & Sons TVh et lier it's formal, or informal
·we hm1e what's n eeded
53 M A I N S T R E ET Tel ephone
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P acy Levine Ludy Levine
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treet , .l leclzanic Falls
tree / , L o ng Beach , . '. Y .
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Edward Barnar d Porter Linwood Cecil Potter
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Pine Tree Gift
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Emery Brown Company
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Dorothy V i rginia \Veek
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Clara Elinor Young
203 Uadison d ven ue,
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1 0 1 U' oodla11d !reel, Lawrence, llass. 2 1 Prospect treet, Waterville R. F. D. +, Portland 90 Hillman Ire t, "/'\ ew Bedford, Ha s. 1 60 pland R oad, Cambridge, 1Hass. 35 College A ven ue, Waterville 25 Ueadow lf/ay, Cambridge, Jiil.ass.
Phylli Ann Chapman Marj orie E l izabeth Cha e
M u riel Lydia Farnham E l len Maria Fitch Ruth King Goul d Frances Clinton G ray Nannabell e H oover Gray Vriginia Edith Gray H ulda Loui-e Holt M a rgaret Louise Johnson Norma E l izabeth Leppanen
kowhegan
11/0n Waterboro
Dorothy Edyth Bake 1\ l a rj o rie A lice Berq Ruth Eleanor Blake M a ry Bonnar E li zabeth Fitzgerald B renner Jean B ridges H elen B ulkley B rO\rn
R uth E linor Erner on
o. Portland
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I abel Cox Abbott Lyd ia Abbott
1larj orie Day
treet,
1 4 1 Falm outh Street, Portland 3 8 Garden Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 32 lf/est
111 0 11 11 1
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47 Central
lreet, "/'\ orth/ield, Ti t .
Belgrade 6 Pearl Street, lf/aterville 36 Oxford R oad, "/'\ ewton Cen tre, 111.ass. Seal Cove 1 8 Dudley Street, Presque Isle 373 Br-oadway, Cambridge, Mass. Fort Fairfield 1 0 Belm ont Street, Milo Ashburn ham, Mass.
Shirley Juanita Maddocks P riscil l a B ruce Mailey B a rbara N ad ine M i tchell Ruth \¥in i fred Moore
50 L incoln Street, Millin ocket 63 Salem Street, A ndover, Mass. 1 0 Burleigh Street, Waterville 1 3 Gilman Street, Waterville
M i l d red E lizabeth Perkins Con tance Josephine Pratt Ol ive Octavia Pullen
10 Lawrence Street, Waterville West Street, Barre, Mass. North A mity
M argery Lier Reed Katheryn E l len Reny
1 1 So. Edlin Street, Worcester, Mass. 5 7 0 Sum mer Street, Waterville
rt -hen
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Think of R ose's
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R ose's Flo wer Shop Corsages - Cut Flowers
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La u n d ••y
- pecial Rat rs for College 11 ! en -
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O 'c 'er 1 1 cLellans
Cloverd ale Farms
Maine C entral Railroad C afe
_lJilk - Cream - Drinks lee Cream
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Elmore L. H ustus
Located in the station
STREAMLINE BOWLING
]OH::-< P. LAWR , President
ALLEYS
C HAS. A. LAW RY, Treasurer
Lawry Brothers Company
Eight of t h e m ost beautiful A lleys in � 1aine
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Complete H o use Furnishers
l igr.
Phone 3 3-+
EDWARD B E:\1 1 s, d sst. Mgr.
Fai rfiel d Maine
Red ington a n d The
C ompany
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H o m e Furnishings of Quality
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A d rianna Pat ricia Rodgers R u th E lizabeth Rowell Doris A u d rey R usse l l M i n d e l l a Sil verman Edna I rene Slate r Glenyes Wilton Smith Margery Wyckoff Smith Deborah Elizabeth Still ings Eleanor Loui e S tone
22 Con klin A ven ue, Broo klyn, N. Y. 277 Jltfain Street, Waterville 276 Higli!and Street, Dedham , Mass. 88 Fessenden Street, Portland 380 Willow Street, fiPaterbury, Con n . R . F. D., B o x 1 8, A lfred 3 , 1 3 1 P Street, . W., Washington, D. C. 57 Third Street, orth A n dover, Mass. P. 0. Box 26 1 Sanford
Patricia Anne Thoma Alleen Thomp on Constance Lucille Tilley Barbara E lizabeth Towle
91 3+
ilver Street, Waterville ilver Street, Waterville Ashland P. 0. Box 306, Oakland
El izabeth Jean Walden El izabeth Carro l l Wescott J u l ia Colby Wheeler M a ry Loui e Wheeler Clarice Elaine vVinslow Raye vVinslow
Walden Farm, Greenville Bluehill 1 7 Boutelle A venue, Waterville 1 7 Boutelle A ve n ue, Waterville Ashland Raymond
C LASS OF 1 9+ 1 Mary Anacki B arbara Page A rey Dorothy Louise Ballard Thelma Marj orie Ba sett Helen Belyea Carolyn Esther Beverage Florence Moreau Boak Helen Syb i l B radshaw Elizabeth Adaline B uckner Rowena Mari lyn B uzze l l
4 Maple A venue, Middleboro, Mass. 1 07 Edgell Street, Gardner, Mass. R. F. D. + d ugusta 76 Seavey Street, Westbro ok 51 Pleasall t Street, Waterville 1 3 7 High Street, O akland 337 Wagller A vell ue, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 3 1 5 East 80, New York, N. Y. 5 Cellter Place, Waterville 5 Oak tree!, Waterville 22 M o lzegall Road, "!>. orwich , Con n .
Jean Coyle Frances Selma Deco rmier Rosemond Clare Donahue
2 8 Mildred A ven ue, Poughkeepsie, N. Y . 30 Ueclzanic Street, Presque Isle
Clai re Frances Emerson Dorothy Jane Emerson Alta Mae Estabrook
2+ May Street, Biddeford 35 Jefferson Street, Haverhill, Mass. Oakfield
Catherine Pugh Fussel l
2 7 7 Vassar A ¡ven ue, Swart h m ore, Pa . 1 6 Bun ker A venue, Fairfield Cumberland Center 5 Cen ter Place, Waterville
Katherine Bertha Glazier Al ta Sherman G ray M a ry B uckner G regory M a ry Frances H itchcock Donna Elsie Horne B arbara Louise Kaighn Beatrice Ruth Kennedy Mary E leanor King
22 Madison Street, Chicopee Falls, Mass. 37 Prospect Street, Waterville 28 N . Sten. ton Place, A tla1i tic City , N . ] . R . F. D . 3, Waterville 1 5 Frederick d 1_1enue, Meth ue1L , Mass.
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Camera S h o p
5 0 Main S t reet
Cor. Main and Temple
( over ]. C . Penney Co. )
( at Farrow's Book hop )
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Pau l i n e B artlett Lander
High Street , Kingfield
Mari n El izabeth IcArdle \ il letta E thel IcG rath Joanna lV I ac 1 u rt ry H elen udrey la ell i rginia Bernice i\ 1o her Ellamarie
lf /inthrfJp .-1 Page A ven ue, CaribfJ u 3 3 1 CabfJt treet , Bei•erlr, l lass. 1 1 Eng/ewfJod ,-/ 1·e11 u e , Bro okline, l lass. Bear Pring Camps, Oakland
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Barbara Patridge Ruth Patte r.on Jean Pear on Ali on Barrack Pike P ru dence Piper Shi rle\· G race Porton Elean � r B uell Pu rple H annah Beatrice Putnam
treet, Fairfield
//f/est carboro R. F. D. 3 , Waterville 1 39 andwiclz tree! , Ply m o uth 11lass. 200 Willow tree! , ff/est R oxbury , .l lass. Caribou 8+5 ff/estford tree! , LoU"ell, }lJass. 1 + East High tree! , East Hampton . Co1111 . .Y or th treet, Houlton
Ruth i\ la rgaret Robert i\ Ia rr. Gertrude Robinson Jane lice R u. el l i rginia Ryan
pri11gfield, ,l lass. ,-/shla11d Gramata11 d 'l.1e11 u e , Tuckahoe, '!\ . Y . 1 38 Charter O a k !reel, S . 11 1anchester , Conn .
H elen d rianne anbar Ol ive Dorri · avage Ruth H ilda Scribner Barbara Marie kehan Ruth Rebekah Stebbiw Geraldine A ranka tefko l\ Ia ry El izabeth ,,·eet e r
1 9 J.Hass A ve11 u e , Portland 603 Han oi•er tree! , Ma11 clzester, .\ . H. Charlesto11 5 1 9 tei•ens d ·v en ue, Portland li11 turn Street , Hasti11gs-011-the-Hudso11 , X. Y. 5 70 JVest 20+ tree! , Tew York , .\'. Y. Blanchard Road, Cum berland Center
1 8 7 High
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Clai re \Veek Tilley
d sliland
1 l il d red Fanni! Van alkenburg inecour Ada
Bayi•ilfe l ve11ue, Bayville, L . I., X . Y. 1 5 Bradford J ven ue, Bradford, 1 lass.
Diana H ilda \ iesenthal
82 Park ,-h•e11 ue, Portla11d
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E l izabeth H ope A rcher E rlolya Lou ise Bacon Bettr iaud Barter Carolyn Maude Batson M a ri lyn B ragdon Frances Loui e B re\\:er -orma Mae B ro ius C h ri tine B ruce
tree! .
Rii•er
treet , l liddleboro, 'llass.
Oakla11d tonington Welch Pool, Campobello, . B., Canada 1 9+ Longview d i•en ue, White Plains , N. } . 1 5 7 Silver Street, Waterville 1 02 Ma11neri11g Street , Berlin , . H. 6 Brookview A i•e11 ue, Fort Fairfield
M a rgaret Evelyn Campbell Jean Cannell Mary Lill ian Carr M u riel E rn estine Carrell M a rj orie Mae Cate
1 79 D art m outh Street , Portla11d 1 1 0 Waverly Street, Everet t , Wass. Norridgewock 1 1 0 Fairfield Street, Oakland 6 Cemetery Street , Con cord, H. r.
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The City Job Print Everything in Prin ting and Engraving that a College l lan, lVoman, o r
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I . Jos E P H , P roprietor
a\·ing- Bank B u il ding
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Telephone 20 7
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1 argaret Young Clayton Dora Jean Coffin E l izabeth Cole l\ 1arv Lee ConwaR u t h E ther C rovv- ell Edith Marjorie C u rti
ewton, Mass. Ashland 609 /\. assan Street , Bellm o re, . Y. 39 Curtis A venue, Wallingford, Con n . 4 Howard Street, L udlow, Mass. 45 Allt. Vern on treet, Saugus, lllf ass.
Al ice Catherine Don d l inger i rginia Lucille Duggan
34 Tremont ,-h •enue, Glen brook, Con n . 5 Ellis R oad, Swampscott, Mass.
45 alisbury R oad,
Iar�· El izabeth Farrell Anna Carolyn Fi her Eleanor M i riam Fu rbu h arah Entwi tie Fu , el l E telle El izabeth Gal l upe Pri_cilla George Gloria Gene Goel itz Barba ra Ellen Grant
8,Yi ·r,vest Street , Waterville T orthfield, Mass. 1 5 Boutrlle dven ue, Wateriiille 227 ft assar d ;•en 11e, Swart h m ore, Pa. lllfars Hill 242 West Britannia Street, Taun ton , Mass. 365 A 1eadowbrook A 7-•e11 11e, Ridgewo od, r. I. 1 , 090 Chelm fr1rd tree!, Chelmsford, Mass.
He ter Marcia H atch Pri cilla Runnal H a thorn Dorri Jane H eanev Barbara Rose H old � n a rolyn H opkins M u riel Ethel H owe
] 1 -t Pleasant Street, R ockland
Pine !reef, D over-Foxcroft 29 Washington Street , Beacon , N . Y. 1 1 5 Lp111field treet, Peabody , Mass. 99 Bay;•iew Street , Camden 3 dlp/l(I Road, Holden , ll lfass.
M arilyn Shi rley I reland
-tO East Terrace, Atillin ocket
\Vitha Margaret Jardine Ann Barker Jones M a ry El izabeth Jone
27 Burleigh
Washburn treet, Waterville Win throp
Eunice Kath ryn Kenney
5 8 Win throp Street, d ugusta
J ane Leigh ton Amy Louise Lewi Betsey E lizabeth Libbey
23 Williston R oad, A uburndale, Mass. 1 50-58 8 7 R oad, lamaicc1 , . Y. Newport Avenue, Pittsfield
::\ larie C h ristine Merrill Eleanor Lee M itchel l Olive Grace Monell Na ta lie Eleanor Mooers
20-t Washington Street , Bath 10 Burleigh Street, Waterville Eden, N. Y. A s h land
Florence MacDonald Perkin Elizabeth Grace Peters Patricia Elaine Powers Celia Maude Rather Mary Rose Reny Ma rtha Ann Rogers S usanne Carpenter Rose S usan Betty Ro engren Betty Anne Royal
10 Lawrence Street, Waterville 1 08 11 l o hawk R oad, Tuckahoe, N. Y. Hain Street, East Pepperell, Mass. 1 1 0 Rockaway Parkway, Valley Stream , N. Y. -t R oosevelt A venue, Waterville 1 2 Hazelwood A ven ue, Waterville Brooks Sparkhill, N. Y. 1 1 9 North Main Street, North Broo kfield, Mass. High Street, Woods Hole, ll lfass. Blo omingdale, N. Y . 81 Milwaukee A ven ue, Bethel, Co n n . Washburn
Ruth Gertrude Sander on B lanche' Elnora Smith Cynthia Mary Smith Dorothy Myrtle Smith
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DIRIGO OIL COMPANY
W. W. BERRY & CO. tationer
UPER SERVIC E STATIONS
WAT E R I LL E
and Office Equipment
( This and That for Colleqe)
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R anges a n d Fue l Oils GREYHO ND B
G a solin e an d Motor Oils
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p eci a l i zed Grea ing Good rich Ti res and Tubes
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Beat rice hi rlel' osno\\·itz Jane oule Eleanor U rch Stuart
-1-2 Jl,lorgan treet, tamford, Con n . Y. 2,79+ Bedford ;/ 7,r e iz ue, Bro o kly n , .L 2 1 3 Shaw treet , L owell, Mass. •
Marion Beatrice Thoma Ruth Marie Thom as June Loretta Totman
38 Peirce Street, 11 1iddleboro, Mass. 4 7 Broad Street, R ockland 32 Lawren ce d ·ven ue, Fairfield
Sh i rley I da \Vagner R u th Adaline \Vol fe Theodora Wright P riscilla France \Vyman
0.'ortheast Harbor R . F. D . 1 , Vassalboro 33 Dewey treet, pringfield, Vt. 225 Norwo od A ven ue, Cranston , R . I.
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M a rj orie Mae Abar Eilene Phyll i Alpert Charlotte B rainerd rey
Main tree!, Westmiuister, Jl;fass. 1 26 Pleasant tree!, Fairhaven, Jl,1ass. 1 07 Edgell treet, Gardner, 1l1ass.
Constance Barbour El izabeth Beale Lill ian Mae Beck B a rbara Marion B rent Marjorie Merry B ro·wn
1 92 !evens d i1e11 ue , Portland 1 6 Gilman Street, Waterville 9,8 1 8 1 62 A ven ue, Howard Beach, N. 1 . 95 Bo urne Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 327 Manor R oad, D o uglast o n , L. ! . , . Y.,
Myrtle Loui e Condon Natalie Ann Cousens fary Gardner Currier Lorraine Josephine De- I le Anne Dunmore Olivia Parkhill Elam
South Brooksville 3 Cobbossee A ven ue, Gardiner Lake View Farm, D ryden 1 1 5 Sargent
treet,
ortheast Harbor ewton, 11 1ass.
252 Sargeant Street, Hartford, Con n .
Gerald ine Amie Farnham V i rginia R uth Farrand Gerald ine Dolo res Fennessy Diana Zanie Ferris E lizabeth Ferrand Field Ressa Yvonne Flewelling Mary Page Foster
1 + D onald Street, Waterville Hain Street, Savannah, . Y. 1 -1-9 Lexington A venue, d uburn, R . !. 1 7 Tem ple Street, Waterville Hebron Easton 5 ,6 1 8 Post Road, Bro n x , 7'. ew York, . Y.
Ca rmen Cath leen Gagner Hope-j ane Gillingham Mary Elizabeth Gonra Pri cilia Alden Goul d Barbara S tevens Grant Jeanice A rleen Grant R uth Graves Anne Woodru ff Gwynn
26 1 Pleasant Street, Oakland 1 26 Sherman Street , Portland 298 Penobscot Avenue, lltfillin ocket 6 Hartsh orn Road, Walpole, Mass. 75 Coleman R oad, Wethersfield, Con n . 1 3 Park Street, Caribou 56 Prospect Street, Marblehead, Mass. 3,2-1-5 Patterson Street, Chevy Chase, D. C.
Shi rley Clark Hainer Eleanor Jeanette H andley I sabel B rady H a rriman Glenna Rosalie H a rtley R u th MacRae H enderson Madeleine Peyronel H inckley Ruth E llen H owe
1 2 1 ll!ladison A ven ue, Skowhegan 1 52 Ch urch Street , Guilford, Con n . 9 0 Hig h land A ven ue, Gardiner Bridgewater 27 Oakland Street, Medford, Mass. R. F. D. 1 , Surry State Hospital, Con cord, N. H .
P� o/; TH E 1 940 ORACLE
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W O RC E ST E R,
P R E S S
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Leah Anna Kaatz
2+ ft espar
l + l Western A venue, Waterville
M a ry E l izabeth Lemoine R u t h EvelYn Li ttorin . R uby Loui e Lott
23 A 1orrill A ven ue, Waterville 80 88tlz Street, Brookly n , N. Y.
M a rj orie Alice M cDougal M u riel Jane McLellan Ruth Allen Macdougal Ann Jeanette Man field Norma Anita Marr Louise M i rtallo Dorothea Pri cilla Moldenke Kath leen Ann Monaghan H i lda Pauline N iehoff Jeanette E leanor N ielsen Carolyn E lizabeth u tting
Hanson Street, Sanford Welshpool, Campo bello Island, . B . 2 9 8 Highland A ven ue, Wollaston , Mass. 4 Green Street, Ipswich, 111.ass. 65 Elm Street, Waterville West End A ven ue, Stamford, . Y. 1 66 Parsons Drive, Hempstead, N . Y. 46 River A ven ue, Gardiner 29 Roosec elt A ven ue, Waterville 82 E nglewood A venue, Waterbury, Con n . Oak il ven ue, West Boylston, A 1ass.
Ethel Catherine Paradi Janet Pfleger Ba rbara Effie Phil brick Phyllis Jane Potter l\ 1 artha Price Thelma Marie Proctor Sylvia Rakof ky H arriet Rex Mary Reynolds Lillian J une Robin on Evangel ine Audyne Rockwell
treet, Portland
Keres Cottage, Good Will, Hinckley 40 Niagara Street, D u m on t, N. 1. 2 1 School Street, A ugusta 1 0 Kelleran Street, Houlton 1 65 U int hrop R oad, Bro okline, 111ass. 8 D onald Street, Waterville 9 1 North d 'venue, Haverhill, Mass. 1 8 Howland A ven ue, South Dart m o u th , Mass. 1 0 Sch o ol Street, Waterville A sliland 3 3 ll!faple Street, Oakland
1\1 i riam Fonda Sargent I icah Ruth Shapiro Eleanor Wilma Smart
29 Elm Street, Ellsworth 97 Hillman Street, New Bedford, Mass. 26 Sum mer Street, Waterville
E lizabeth Tobey Beatrice Lou ise Trahan Marion Jean Treglown Priscilla Wellman Twombly
High Street, Hampton, N. H . 4 4 West Britan n ia Street, Taunton, 111. ass. R hâ&#x20AC;˘er Street, Ply m outh, Mass. 27 111on Street, Waterbury, Vt.
V i rginia Anne Wyl lie
Warren
H ayda Leah Yamins Phyl l is Myrtle Young
367 Whipple Street , r ail River, Mass. 1 2 Linden R oad, Melrose, Mass.
S P E C I A L AND U NCLAS S I FI E D Anna M iller Daub Sarah H ortense Martin
3 7 Lawrence d ven ue, Fairfield 6 7 , 2- cho m e, A otrmi, Nada-Ku, Kobe, Japan 1 0 0 11/est Street, Waterville
Mary Ewen Palmer
A1t. ll!ferici A cademy, Waterville
S ister St. Jean l ' Evangeliste
State H ospital, A ugusta
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