Oracle 1943 by Colby College Libraries

Tï¿½ LIBRARY OF THE

Maine Gamma Alpha Chapter OF THE

ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY

COLBY COLLEGE

PRESENTED BY

CLASS OF ___

TH 0 MAS

WEBSTER

FAR NSW 0 RT H, Editor-in-Chief "The

RALPH M. SAWYER, Business Manager "The Prof.

ARTHUR W.

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1 943

Faculty Adviser "The

Oracle"

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li Of Colilby Coliliege WaterviHe, Maine

Old Colby and New Colby . . . . may the pages which follow have captured for you some of the spirit

of Our Colby . . . . a col/e

turned from its home-building

efforts to help win a seco

World War.

tf_

r1fhur Galien Eus1fis

Distinguished by his competent, tireless service to Colby as instructor, administrator and Treasurer of the College, without whose able efforts Mayflower Hill might be far less of the reality it is, ....... the Class of 1943 respectfully dedicates this Oracle.

T o the Class of 1943 You were the first class to enter Colby after the war started. You are the first class to graduate with an accelerated schedule. Nothing has turned out to be just as you had planned it. But you are not alone in facing a change of plans; those who share this experiÂ ence with you are numbered in the millions. Colby is dedicated to the belief that the new world that is emerging will be better than the old one. I know that your whole effort will be thrown into the attempt to make this belief and hope come true.

President of Colby College

E i lene Alp e rt FRE

M i llicen t B olli n g E

GLI H

Ch a r l o t t e Ar e y PSYCHOLOGY- OCIOLOGY

M a rjo r i e B r o wn SOCIOLOGY

June Donna RELIGJO T

N a t a l i e C ous e n s E TGLLH

L o r r a ine De sis les ENGLI H

Ann e D un m o r e P YCHOLOGY

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G e r a l d ine F e n n e ssy BIOL

D i an e F e r r i s PRE-MEDICAL

R e s s a F le w elli n g SOCIOLOGY

Eli za b e t h F i e ld CHEMJ TRY

Pa t r i c i a F o r d E TGLJ H II

Hope-jan e G illin g h a m LATI

Ba r b a ra G ran t Er GLISH

R u t h G r aves MATHEMATICS

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An n G w y n n Er GLISH

Pa t r ici a G r e g o r y HI TORY

Glenn a Ha r tle y ECO OMIC XQ

Ruth Howes Bf

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Jan e L o d g e MATHEMATICS

Jan Hu d s on P

M a d ele i n e Hinck l e y H ISTORY

YCHOLOGY

Mur i el Mc L ell a n FR E

Ruby L o tt GEOLOGY XQ

Ali ce L y m a n OCIOLOGY

Majo r ie McD o ug a l ENGLISH

R uth Macd ougal ADMJ

TRA TIO

Pr i sci l la Mo l den ke P

YCHOLOGY

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S a r ah Ma r t i n H I TORY

Ka t h l een Mo nag h a n OCIOLOGY XQ

Hi l d a Ni eh off G ERMA.r

Jeanet te Niel sen E

GLISH XQ

Ca r olyn N ut t in g E

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Et h el Pa r a d is CHEMISTRY

Ma ry R eyn o l d s P

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T h elm a Pr oct o r E GLISH

An i t a Po o l e r B SI

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TRATIO

lica h S h api r o B IOLOGY

Elea n o r S mar t PRE-MEDICAL

El izabet h T o bey BIOLOGY XQ

L o u i se T r a han FRE

Mar i o n T reg l o wn HI TORY

Phyl l i s Youn g P Y

LOGY

Hasmig Sona Tahmizian FRE

El i za beth T u11per E

GLISH

P a u l Ab ram s o n ECO OMIC T

Ed w i n Al exan d e r PSYCHOLOGY ATQ

J a mes B a t e m a n P

Th o m a s B r a d d ock CHEMl TRY

PEAKl

Hu b er t Beckwi th R E LJGIO

Ph i l ip Ca sey E

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Ph ilip Buc k PY

L eo n a r d Ca ns t MATH EMATTCS

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Ha r old Co s tley GEOL GY \X

O r man Fer n a n dez HI TORY AXA

Th o m a s F ar n swo r t h P BLIC

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R i ch a r d F i el d E GU H

J o h n Ha rvey E GLISH XA

R o ber t G ray BUS T N ES

ADMJ ISTRATION

Wi l l i a m F i n k el d ey ENGLISH

G e o r g e J ah n HI T RY

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I rvi n g L i s s ECO OMIC T 1H>

Me yer Jaco b s ECO OMIC

Elwi n Hu s sey CHEMJ TRY

Howa r d J oh n s o n P Y HOLOGY

F reder ick McAl a r y B

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Jo h n L o mac EI

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D wi g h t Howar d B IOLOGY

F re d e r ick Mai n E

D e l b e r t Math e s o n ADM I Tf TRATI01

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Jam e s Mo r iar t y H ISTORY

Jam e s McUar r o l l B IOLOGY

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O l ive r Mi l l e t t P YCHOLOGY

L e o nar d O s i e r HISTORY

Ha r o l d Po l i s HISTORY

Rich a r d d eNaza r i o H ISTORY ATQ

No r m a n Po r ter H I TORY

Pa i azi Quer i m P YCHOLOGY- OCIOLOGY

G e o r ge Po11pe r CHEMI TRY

Frank Qu i n cy PRE-MEDICAL

Sidney R a uch E

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He r b e r t R o b i s o n H I TORY

Ro n a l d Re e d B SI TESS ADMI AX A

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Alton Stevens GEOLOGY

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Jer r y Sher iff OCIOLOGY

E m m o n s Tay l o r H ISTORY

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Jack Temmer E

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Sir ESS ADM1NISTRATIO AX A

L o u i s Vo l pe OCIOLOGY ATQ

Richard Wescott HI TORY

Henry Tilton E

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D o n a l d Wh i t ten CH EMI TRY

Er nes t W ei d u l E

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Former Members of the Class of 19(3 harle Frederick Pearce, Jr. Roger Wi l l iam Perkin An n True Perley harle Eliot Pinan ky Earl J eph P merleau Jo eph Geor e Rag ne Theodore Baer Ro enblum Howard Frank lin Rov ell Ed ard arantide Richard Leander awyer Arthur 'iXlarren chu l tz R bert Al exander hapir I rving Bradford haw J hn Kenneth hepard Howard le l ie imp on i l l iam 1 el on kidd Richard Lothian prague, Jr. Robert tet on Err I Liâ&#x20AC;˘nn Taylor, Jr. Thoma Garland Thomp n Maurice Earl Towle Ro aire Frank Vigue J eph R bert Wal lace Larry 'ei s George Ernest bi ttier R bert Puffer 'iX'olcott

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Mel i l l e Yale Alderman Bu rlei h Edward Barker harle George Barletta Ru sel l Phelp Barrett Jo eph Pre ton Barry Edward Jo hua Becker ndrew Victor Bedo harle J. Bell iveau, Jr. Daniel Bl atman Arthur K rr Br wn Ge rge \X'i l l iam Bu rnett orman Albert h::detzky harle Ed' ard hapman le nard Ger chon l hen Robert ole ornel I harles an Vleck ross Ri hard Mahlon rummett le Michael url l' R bert R m D c rmier Jr. Har I d Eugene D Ian Lawrence Merton Edward i l l iam Frank Entreken Jr. Franklyn Hall Ervin Bradford Gale Franci i l l iam Ed' ard Frazier unzio Giampetruzzi Donald Al fred Gray Edward John Grae es Lawrence tuart Gurneďż˝r Ral ph King Harley, Jr. Richard E erett Hayward Ralph El mer Her ey H arry Peter H i l debrandt Cal in Kenworthy H ubbard John Goreham Hutche on Justin Oley Johnson, Jr. Leo Franci Ka anau h, Jr. El iot Bernard Kraft R bert Arthur Lafleur Charles E dw i n La rence John J seoh lee Perley Maynard Leighton John Charles Le sar i chols Ray Li n dq uist John Ronal d Livingston H arry Joseph MacDonald W i l l iam John MacDougal l Evan John Madlraith Laugh l i n D nald MacKinnon Morrison MacPherson i l l iam Lee Man fiel d Jr. Earle Kenneth Merr i l l P h i l i p J o h n Mezzulo Frank J eph Misel is Ross Lyle Muir Leonard Murphy Paul Joseph Murphy Paul Robert Murphy Charles Edward O'Rourke Carl C lifton Paradis Harol d Craig Paul

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rjorie Mae Abar C n tan ce B rb ur Elizabeth Be le Li l l ian Mae Beck Barbara Marion B rent Myrtle Loui e Condon Mary Gardner Currier Olivia Parkh i l l Elam Geraldine Amie Farnham Virginia Ruth Farrand Mary Pa e Fo ter Carmen Cathleen Gagner Mary El izabeth Gonya Prisci l l a Alswn Goul d Jean i ce Arleen Grant hi rley Clark H ainer Eleanor Jeanette Handley Ruth McRae Hender on Leah Anna Kaatz Mary El izabeth Lemoine Ruth Evelyn Littorin Ann Jeanette Mansfield Torma Anita Marr Louise Mirta l lo Barbara Effie Phil brick Phyl lis Jane Potter Martha Price Syl ia Rakofsky Harriet Rex Li l l ian June Robin on Evangeline Audyne Rockwell Miriam Fonda Sargent Prisci l l a Wel lman Twombly V i rgi nia Anne Wyl l ie Hayda Leah Yamins

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Hardy

orthea t Harbor'

mopolite

an Engli h major who lo t her in piration when the

"Good Doctor" left

ordic features,

flaxen hair,

tructure .

olfean vocabulary, and a turbulent emotional Powder and \X'ig lose graduates.

profounder things

be t dramatic heroine

hen "Tel "

E" (] une Donna) has a yen f r the

. . plunges into the depths

f phi!

ophy

and comes up smiling every time . . . before coming t he spent two year as a special

Colby

at Gord n College, one at Andover-

ewton

tudent, and three at Bangor Theological from

which she graduated . . . expect same time.

"ANNE"

girl we know who alway

take a joke on her elf as well a

to get A.B. and B. D. at the

(Anne Dunmore)

the only .

. can

make one . . . has a reputa

tion for making Professor Colgan late to hi appreciative, alive t

a sunny di po ition .

life, that'

Anne.

cla

Her affiliations with

Phi Mu have been pr fitable for Phi Mu as well as for Anne. A

December

ne sy) keep

graduate.

"GERRY"

(Geraldine

Fen

her room-mate constantly agog by dragging home

dead and pickled animal

or part

thereof and hanging them

around the room like so many trophies . semester for the thing

"I pay

and I'm going to keep them " she says,

and justifies the act by labeling it 'biological study' .

. . Out

side the lab, "Gerry" dances and skates and is treasurer of the Bowen Society. flashing smile

"DIANE" .

dark eyes

(Diane Ferris)

. last-word suits and

sweaters . . . public speaking, language clubs, dramatics, and sports are her activities

a busy lady, Diane.

A December

graduate.

"BECKEY" ( El i zabeth Field ) . . . presidency of Cap and Gown doesn't seem to impart august dignity to this recently-elected member of Who's Who in American Col leges . . . her "hal l oo" brings to mind "the H uron war-cry shri l l " and we can depend o n hearing i t every morning-early enough to "vake us for the 7: 30 bus . . . It's a good idea to be on her team in basketbal l -you don't stand a chance if you aren' t. "FLEW" ( Ressa Flewel l i ng ) . . . always on the run, mostly up and down stairs . . . sudden cl ip-clops, Ressa on a midnight prowl . . . always forgets things . . . l ikes jokes, Aroostook, and Phi Eta Kappa . . . Pi Gamma Mu honors send her into social service with a fine recommendation. "PAT" ( Patricia Ford ) comes A December graduate. from Flavor Town, alias Canajoharie and passes ou t free chew ing gum every now and then . . . she's trombonist i n the Colby Band . . . is planning to encourage l i terary pursuits for the young by becoming a l ibrarian . . . he transferred to Colby after two years at Green Mountain Junior Col lege. A Decem ber graduate. HOPE-JAN E ( Hope-jane G i l l ingham ) . the blonde better th ird of the Mary Low Triumvirate her chief topics of conversation this year are John . . . and John . . . wit11 an utter disregard for athletics and a l l forms o f exercise, Hope-jane sti l l manages t o b e everywhere at all times and to know everything at any given moment . . . She's a Daughter of Colby, a member of the Student Govern ment Board, and an ardent Latin student. "B . S." ( Barbara S . Grant) , the girl wit11 the executive initial she accept the role to the extent of wearing man-tailored jackets and hawing a determined chin . . . "Capable is the one epithet they'll carve on my tomb," she sighs fatal istical l y . . . a n d goes right on-organizing, tolerating, a n d being immeasurably successful in Interfaith work for the SCA, Pow der and Wig activities, igma Kappa, Arts Club and Cap and Gown. While the rest of us were finishing school at Colby "GRAV I E" ( Ruth Graves ) went off to teach sch ol in outh Paris . . . the first 1 942 Senior to carve a niche for her elf in the world of pedagogy . . . Sports and math claimed her attention at Colby, plus the vice-presidency of Phi Mu. A December graduate. "PAT" ( Margaret Patricia Gregory ) . . . Queenie from Caribou . . . an a l l round good fel l ow who can keep 'em rol ling i n the aisles . . . Prexy of the Tri-Delts . . . expert horsewoman . . . smoothie on the dance floor . . . our choice for personal ity kid with plenty of pep and pulchritude. This is "GWYNNI E " ( Anne Gwynn ) , al ias the Swoose . . . she can play a recorder, cut out paper dolls, and change her mind wi th equal facility . . . cuts bangs for herself, slashes off coat col lars, expresses dislike for Southern men, reads Winnie the Pooh regul arly. She perists in being a sort of 2 0th century Peter Pan to her own consternation and everyone else's delight . . . has held class offices, written for the W h i te Mule and played i n the band. We cal l her "ISSY" ( Isabel Harriman ) . . . She looks a bit like a piece of Dresden but her mental resi l iency is not so breakable . . . quiet and reserved we say, she looks u p , t o laugh a n d we change o u r minds . . . nobody's even sure about the color of her hair. W hat is "Issy"? Nobody real l y knows, not even the P h i Del ts w h o have spent some years in re earch. At Colby she worked in Powder and W ig and was secretary of Sigma Kappa sorority. "H ARTLEY" ( Glenna Hartley ) of the dark hair and matching glasses . . . strictly the non-conformist w i th a purpose, which is refreshing . . . even her walk intrigues us . . . m uch of W AA'S success this year i due to ''Hartley's" hand at the helm. She's a 1 942 addition to t he Who's Who in American Colleges. A Decem ber graduate.

MAD L I T H i nckley, ah' ay a pack of mu ic under her arm . . . alway in • hurry in a calm ort f Wa}' . . . ha a cheerful di p ition and a wonderful heard f r th ree year o er o l by at the private recital . A December graduate. get mor accompli hed in le time th n it take mo t peopl t tel l about it . Has keen in ight bu l l -d determinati n . . . the backbone f every ath letic team he play n . . . . pre ident of Phi Mu . . member f wi nner of a "C" . the Bo\ en ciety. A Decemb r raduate. A bevy of laugh ing people lway ha JA H ud on in the center f it . wi h he had been with u the first two year ( .he came t olby fr m Packer ol legiate I nstitute, Tew Y rk sh the pri vile ed character in Marria e and lhe Fam i l y cla . . . Morrow l e t h e r it in t h e c rn r by t h e radiator when he' cold. 'Y.'e thought all mathematician ' re horn-rim and flat heel but "JA EY. . Jane Lodge ) d e n't lit into that category at all . . . has Ju ciou blue eye , d bridge game, and a cal ler every night at h e , grand lam , and havi ng her w >rk . . ( Ruby Lou Lott ) . the BY F wid wed jitterbug wh ha lo t her en ign partner to the n , vy . . . h e ' never indefinite about anything except a i ni l lain u accent i certainly . . . her laugh ' ith it f the laugh in the d rm . . Ruby ha been pre ident . . member of the Outin Club Board on tudent Government . . . and ctive in Chi Omega . .. Cute l ittle A L ICE" ( A lice Lyman ) as he hate to be cal led . . . secretly, he admire th de perad type . . make fu tile attempts to imitate it . . . all of wh ich remind u f a mo quito stamping it foot in a rage . . . "Oh, I '> a so mean," he giggles . . . Al ice is vice-pre ident of Chi Omega. "MARGE" ( Marjorie McDougal ) i the feminine half of 1942 · famou 1 ve affair . . . wonder i f he and her D have solved the anta Claus pr blem yet . . . our very capable tudent Government pre ident and Colby' red-haired efficiency expert goe in for tennis and badminton, works on SCA, and made Cap and Gown and \XTho's ho in American Col l ege . A December graduate. MURIEL ( McClel lan ) is Canada's contributi n to Colby . . . her shrieks are an integral part of the setting of the dorm halls . . . greate t source of wonder to co-eds is her precise and perfect appear ance . . . we have yet to catch her with an eyelash out f place . . . By the way, she kates l ike a professional . "MAC" (Ruth Macdougal l ) . . . t h e gal who e telephone conversations in that deep booming voice have d riven all the bel l girls crazy . . . our leading S uffragette and big-business woman . . . ha a marvelous sense of humor and a laugh l ike a bass drum on a spree . . . we hear that she beats up her room-mate once a day but refu e to bel ieve i t . . . her activi ties have been Glee Cl ub, White Mule, German Cl ub, and Echo. A December graduate. Our .. SALLY" ( Sarah Martin ) w i l l never grow up . . . has the most wonderful zest for living we ever saw . . . is student authority on Japan, has a flair for creative writing . . . despairs of ever passing child psych . . . a grand person. "Sal l y" is president of the I nternational Relations Club.

''PUSS" ( Prisci l l a Moldenke ) is a Phi Bete . . . she's gently vague and quite del ightfu l . . . wraps cold towels around her head to faci litate the osmosis of knowledge but general ly ends up with a mystery story. She welcomes you into her room with a figurative cup of tea . . and confesses that the hardest thing she has had to learn i n col lege i s how to inhale . . "Pus .. won the Perkins Geology Prize, was elected to Pi Gamma Mu, and is a faithful member of the Library Associates. A December graduate. Colgan's "KATHLEE IvfAVOURL"l'EE " ( Kathleen Monaghan ) has a lot of trouble with dates which are not of the h istorical type main difficulty seems to be inequality of distribution . . . Kay has been Winter Carnival Queen, a member of the Interfaith team, and on the Outing Club Board. H I LDA ( Niehoff ) is a frequent and welcome visitor to Beta row . . . lots of l ikable things wrapped up i n the iehoff personality . . . she p l ays badminton . . . won her sports numerals . . . belonged to the German Club and hold a sorority office in Chi Omega. JEAN ( ielsen ) wou l d have us t h i n k s h e believes i n studying, b u t . . . s h e spends her time in the labs and doesn't take a science course . . . the cry of B ECK-ey echoing down the h al l at ungodly hours i s a sure sign that she has m ispl aced her ro m-mate again . SCA, Student Government, and being sub-head i n Mary Low have kept her busy. "CAL" ( Carolyn utting ) , the only girl we know w ho is sincerely interested in everyone . . . a good l istener when you ' re in trouble . . . loves art . . . sings al l the time . . . wishes she knew more about everything . . . was elected to Cap and Gown and to Who's Who in Amreican Colleges . . . sings i n Glee Club and Col l ege Chapel Choir . . . has been Rush's right hand helper i n the l ibe. A Decem足 Introducing A D Pi's most active mem足 ber graduate. ber, ETH E L ( Paradis) . . . headed to or from the lab rooms most of the time . . . president of sorority and of Panhellenic Counci l . . member of Chi Epsilon M u and the Bowen Society . . . they should put 30 hours i n every day for people " ITA" ( Anita Pooler } . . . as ener足 l ike Ethel . getic as they come . . . if not running around the hockey field, is buzzing around campus i n her green Pontiac . . . one of first to acquire a job . . al l due to personality and good business head . . . has been on v arsity teams in hockey, bas足 ketball , etc. . . . winner of a "C" . . treasurer of Student Government and Tri Delt sorority . . . all this since tran ferring from Maine two years ago . . . whew! A December graduate. TH ELMA ( Proctor) . ready smile . . . blonde and bl ue-eyed poise . . . twirls a shining baton at football games . . . the sweetheart of Lambda Chi . . . she's been on Student Government, the Panhellenic Council, and Tri Delt l ist of officers. A December graduate. IvfARY ( Reynolds) is always i n a dither over something . . . says she never gets anything done . . . knits and knits and hates khaki . . . doesn't look athletic but i s an ardent skier and skater . . . an energetic cheer-leader . . . loves football . IICAH ( Shapiro) o f the sparkling eyes and dramatic eyebrows . . . another of B ugsie's disciple . . . l ives i n the lab, occasionally visits Mary Low H a l l . . . she's counsellor for the Bowen Society and likes to p l ay badmi nton .

" MARTY" ( I Jn r mart i ur biol gi t, chemi t, and phy ici t . . . in ariably ha the right an wer f r any question . . . , I way ha her erman done . . . i pre ident of the B �en cci ty, member of hi Ep ilon fu, and ang in th G l ee l ub for three year . "T B Y" ( Betty Tobey) . . . thi ni ht wl f Beta row can't quite decide hether ·he lik ororit or 'lt.1 AA better-so he compromi e and do a grand job on both . . . energetic and executive are the w rd for "Tobey." I hi Omega pre ident, wa vice pre ident of AA, b I nged to l ee lub and Band, ha been both pre ident and vice-pre ident f her cla at different time , · 1h Am erican l i ege , and a member of ho' " Q E EZ " ( Loui e Trahan comm nly d e ignatecl , the winsome n -bird. H er voice has a chameleon-like qual ity-being equal l y adaptab l e to G l ee Club and the moker quartette. Be ide l ee lub her mu ical intere t have made her a member f the Concert Board, a uest artist for olby-at-the-Mike, and ne of the l i ege hapel ur w men editor f the Echo i D uble quartette. "TREGG I E" ( Mari n Tre lown . . . that beautiful creature who never ha a hair out of place . . . he' the envy f h al f t h e c -ed and an efficient edit r be ide . . . was a cla s fficer la t year and a r rity officer thi year in Phi Mu. "T PPER" ( El izabeth Tupper ) the anchor of B eta CO\ , i noted for her quick and dry wit . he and "l itt l e A l ice" pend their time trying t o keep "Tobey"' away f r m that trumpet . . . i al o bu ily engaged in keeping up the "PH TL" ( Phyl l i Youn m rale of the Coast Guard. i the tal l , "wil l -o'-the-wi py irl " ( remember the play? with the sweet mil e, the tiny hand and feet, and quite a talent for pantomime . . . a regal h ead waitre with dre es that har monize with the c lor in the new dinin room and an uncanny ability t ferret out gue t . Phil ha been in G l ee Club kating Cl ub, on the tudent Government Board, and i an ther f the famou Daughters f Colby. A December graduate. "CRAG" ( Paul Abram n) i credited ' ith being the greatest hunt man ince the d ays of Dan'l Boone. Either with hi gun or camera Paul is always h ting something-claim he nee Y , he hopes to add the Tew saw a deer. A transfer fr m York Photography Col l ege to the l ist f chool attended. A December graduate. "ED" ( Edwin A l exander) has been a demon for work. l ender, wiry he' pl ayed three years of fast varsity tennis. We've een hi CA publicity ( though we probably didn't kn w it ) and watched him become Man aging Edit r of the Echo after three year · apprentice hip. A lways in a h urry, E d has contributed plenty to Colby in the way of things done. S urpri ed u s al l with h i marriage on December 1 3th to Augusta-Marie John on. A December grad "JIM" ( J ames uate. Army E n l isted Reserve Corps. Bateman ) , loyal, quiet, and friendly; a sane man stil l , in the swirl and pl easant chaos that m· a ke col l ege the golden years. An al l-around athlete and a power on the track. A true sports man, Jim came to Colby a gentleman and h e l eaves a gentle m an . That is the real test. e regret losing this man who has the qua.lities al l col l eg e men respect but seldom find. Civilian Pilot Training. Marine Reserve Corps. "HUGH " ( H ubert B eckwith ) started off with a bang by win ning the coveted "outstanding freshman" award. H as carried on to Phi B ete ranking. His m an y activities range from dra m atics to Glee Club and Cl assical Cl ub. Brought honor to himself and Colby by performing a daring rescue in the sum mer of 1 94 1 , l ater won Carnegie and Red Cross m edals. Best wishes to a future minister and an outstanding m an . Who's Who in American Col l eges. A December graduate.

"TOM" ( Thomas Braddock) is known to a l l Colby as the chemistry lab assistant and the student leader of the band for two years. This latter has real l y been a notable achievement, for it is no easy job to corral Colby students and urge them to play. B u t Tom has done a job to be proud of. Active also on the Echo and Chi Epsilon Mu and as a fratemity officer. A December graduate. "PH I L" ( Phil B uck) hasn't been with us this last semester. A cal l to the Army in A ugust took him away, even before he took summer school exams. We m iss his upright carriage with a top of straight b londe hair and that sometimes stern face that always seemed on the verge of cracking a smile. Phil was in the IRC, the Classics Club and the Boardman Society. "MAGICIAl " ( Leonard Caus t ) has definitely shown theatrical talents while a t Col by. Periodically on and off stage, we've let h i m fool us with h i s array of stunts. H e's been i n two Varsi ty Shows and back stage for three years for Powder and Wig. We haven't seen as much of this wavy-haired brunet as we'd have l iked to, but when we have, we've enjoyed it. "PHIL" ( Phi li p Casey) is a character with a capital "C." Seems to spend his time in beefing, making pointed, dryly humorous remarks and e have fun when Phil's around, but being good company. also ha e to adm i t that he shows perception and never lets Life "get" him . Known to have studied hard enough for exams to sleep through them. Army Enl isted Reserve Corps. "HAL" ( Haro l d Costley) may not be the type you'de notice in a crowd, but he is the type who does needed tasks and does tl1em properly. A conscientious worker and a substantial citi zen. He's trained hard for track, made Dean's List his last year. Enlisted Reserve Corps of U . S. Army. "DOC" ( Lowel l ) Cumming came to Colby from the University of Rochester. Like mo t other pre-med majors he's spent most of his time in tbe lab, yet bas remembered to lea e most of the odors there--which may account for his pop ularity. A hard worker with a proper sense of humor. A December graduate. Army E n l isted Reserve Corps. "BOB" ( Robert Dennison ) is tru l y one of the top members of our class, and his record is probably the best balanced of any. Baseball letterman, sophomore vice-president, IRC, SCA, band, basketbal l . . . election to Phi Beta Kappa and Pi Gamma Mu. A good fel low par excellence with a l l the substantial qualities life will ever demand. A December graduate· Air Corps, Army Enlisted Reserve. "TOM"· . . or "Thomas W. Farnsworth, V," a Son of Colby who started off with a bang in half a dozen activities, narrowed the field to Colby's tl1ree publications, then concentrated on his chief i n terest, the 1943 ORACLE. "Mir baby" he says. Usual ly corning or going or at his typewriter . . . Tom figures he's written over 2 ,000 letters since the fal l of 1 9 3 9 . Some fostered his wedding, December 3 1 , 1 942 . A December graduate. Army E n l is ted Reser e Corps. "OR.MAN" ( Orman Fernanadez) soon became known his freshman year as "That married m an i n Room 1 2 Roberts." Marriage has been h i s major but he's shown himself around Colby enough for us to appreciate the good qualities that make him a welcome addi tion. We're sure he's a good father to his two future Colbyites. A December graduate. "AB E " ( Abraham Ferris) is a Waterv i l le boy, direct from Coburn Classical Institute. He covered loads of territory on the gridiron for four years and was A l l-Maine his j unior year . . . a basketbal l star too, though he i s husky enough to look m uscle-bound. Abe's bri l l iant and ready smile and his gesture-sprinkled speech will be missed by u s all . Civ ilian Pilot Training. Ma.rine Reserve Corps.

lby who came "DI K" ( Richard Field) i· a from Hebr n a l ready a ucce s. He went on to pro e him elf here n everal club , nd committee-. Athletic enou h to wi n three hock y letter . eriou -minded enough for aturday lub member hip . . . finally honored by \X1ho' h in American College . A December graduate. Army En li ted Re erve Corp . "Fl K" ( \X ill iam Finkeldey by hi own pent four year here gettin t kno' pe pie. Great port edited the

Mana er. play a h t trumpet. ated at the end pf fer fr m Bo ton hi in the i a typical down· !fainer, and a go d-natured, con cientious \ rker who did hi stud ing when mo t f u were Jeeping . . H ' the cla s' only three-year man we ma}• excu e him for enjo in.� hill billy mu ic and ''Der Fuehrer' Face." "D\X IG HT" { Dwight How ard) has earned the di tinction f having ta.ken one of olby's hardest majors and till finding time t make him elf popular ' i th the student of b th exes. As i tant in Biology Depart ment, on Tenni Team, Kappa Phi Kappa . . . and of cour e four years on the lY. hite Mul . "M I KE" ( Meyer Jacobs ) is kn ' n to his brother a "Li ttle Hercule ." Pr b ably the greate t l iving auth rity on Ru sia and the ta.riff ques ti n n t yet drafted by the tate Department . . . Hopes in t i.me to be able to to some f the bull on Wal l treet. A great chessman. Jn a y V · . A December graduate. "GEORGE" ( George Jahn ha contributed m uch to Colby, though we may remember him most for hi cla r om debates. He did much dri ing about in a F rd with e'> York license plates though he lived in Florida. Hi la t year talked about nothing but the Marine Corps, which cal led him u p in the mid t of December examinations-days before his graduation. "HO IE" ( Howard J hn on) we usua l ly have seen this capable Son of Colby riding n hi bike to or from h is home in Watervil le. But he spent plenty of time in the Libe, for he bit successfully at the Phi Bete hook. A real Mr. Fix-it, Howie l i ke to work on cameras, outboard motors, bikes and what-not. "IRV " ( Irving Li ) is probably the great est esthete on the football squad. He is an authority on 1 avy affairs and refutes all claims that that branch of the armed forces ha been made obsolete by air forces. A rabid econo mi t, of the eo-Classical School, I rv busies himself with the many and great economic problems of post-war reconstruction. In avy V-7.

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"JOHN" ( J ohn Lomac) ''the Prince of Portland." Grand to watch on the basketbal l floor· helped bring Colby two State Championships, and captained the team Senior year until December graduation. Surprisingly coached Coburn footbal l and basketba l l the same year, turning out creditable teams. John wants to teach and coach. H e usually does what he waots to. Marine Reser es . "FRED" ( Fred McAlary) a tall one. We almost get tired watching Fred walk about tbe campus. e w i l l never forget his deep oice and his consid erate, purposeful way of " orking. Fred's had scholarship honors and appeared in publ ic speaking contests when he was a sophomore. This l ast year, however, hard work outside cut down on his col l ege activities. Marine Reserves. "JIM" { James McCarrol l ) . His knowledge covering every thing from Brahms' Fourth to the right auricle of rana pipiens, Jim can talk to you about anything you might have to know the reason for. H is good nature supplements his w isdom . They say some people would give you the shirts off their backs, and Jim probably would if you were rooming with him and your laundry hadn't come back. He's had scholarship honors a l l four years a n d been a "regular" i n the band. A December "FRED" { Frederick Main) . We're jealous graduate. because Fred's made a col lege career l ook almost too easy. Seemingly without effort he's been consistently Dean's List . . . earned Phi Beta Kappa and the respect of his fel l ows for being a regular guy. A pil lar i n the Glee Club and t l 1e Chapel Choir . . . track, dramatics. bat more do you want? Good ''D E L" ( Delbert work, Fred. A December graduate. Matheson) . An Ipswich, Mass., boy with his heart in Water v i l le. B ig Del has won distinction by being an officer of his ophomore and j unior classe and president of his senior class. Also, Student Council president . . Dean's List and football for four years. "Who's ho i n American Colleges." A December graduate. ''OLLIE" ( Ol iver Mil lett) . The businessman: \XfLBZ, Colby-at-the-Mike, teachi.ng school at W ins low, assisting i n the Athletic Department footbal l programs and "managing" a part of the Crescent H otel, have, among other things, occupied his time at Colby. No one, especially the Dekes, w i l l deny that he is destined for financial success. And ho w i l l ever forget the case of the freshman who for si..x months thought O l l ie was a professor! " ho's Who in Amer ican Colleges." Marine Reserves. "JIM" ( James Moriarty ) . He was on tbe Dean's List and the SCA for four years and found time to hold fraternity offices, to be the editor of The 11> hite Mule. and work bis way to assistant hockey managership. H i s laugh, his abi li ty to argue but stil l get along with everyone and his sense of humor w i l l be missed by al l . Navy V-7. A December graduate. "DICK" ( Richard de azario) . Dick prepared at Kent's H i l l , or he might never have come all the way to Colby from Jersey. We're glad he did for he's contributed four years as a back and end on Colby football teams. He's spent a good part of his time off the field si nging-as any ATO w i l l agree. D ick's left behind a trail of colorful expressions . . . and easy smiles. Army Enlisted Reserve Corps. A December graduate. "LE " ( Leonard Osier) . "As I Remember Him": handing out reserve books i n the Jibe. But Len' hit Deans List regu larly, which shows ome work on the other side of the l ibe counter. A regular in the International Relations Cl ub. Len hasn't shown us all his talents by far. "HAL" ( Harold Polis) . From Standard, Connecticut comes this talented Colby ite. Fre hman year at University of Michigan . . . a top-flight pianist who's had his songs i ntroduced at Colby Var ity Shows and been a feature of many musical programs. Wonder how Jong that prized m oustache w i l l last? Hal's "seen and done," for he's al ready got a broad experience to draw on . A Decem ber graduate.

track, arned Jeter a Track Manager. eni r cla ecreary-Treasurer. avy . " ED'' ( Paiazi Quierm ) . . ed" to u a l l . V- . Certain of bi g a l , h e hasn 't cattered hi talent among other activitie , but all wh have w rked with him appreciate his fairne . . . hone ty . . and triking good nature. He' shown qu l itie that endure and make a I ting impre ion . . . hi CA connection may be either cau e r effect. A December graduate. "FRANK" ( Frank Quincy _ Here's a boy we take ur hat off to. M re than any of u , perhap , he' earned hi degree. Al l hi four year Frank's d ne something to upport himself . . . ften working forty hours a week and with no financial aid from the C l lege. Add stellar performance n the track and cros -country team wh ich brought him live letters, a tiff chedule a a chemi try maj r, en ugh tud)'ing to tay on the Dean' Li t, and you ee why we gi e Frank the credit we do. " id" ( idney Rauch ) i probably the only Ii ing per on from Brooklyn ho is not a Dodger fan . Doe equally well on the tennis c urt and in the field of cholastic achievement. nparal leled i n debate and publ ic peaking. Made Phi Beta Kappa and "Who's \XTho in American Col leges." C ntributed much to the CA for four )'ear . A December graduate. Enli ted Re erve Corps, U. . Army. "RO I E" ( Ronald Reed ) . One of the most active student on the campus, he fil led both sides of hi ORACLE questionnaire. e note three year of band glee club and ba ebaJI. Ao abi lity to make friends and i n fluence people was probably responsible for hjs activity n committees and at conventions, on thi and ther campuse . Enl isted Re serve Corp , U. S . Army. "H ERB" ( H erbert Robi son ) . Came to us after two years at M. I. T. Mostly i n ter e ted i n the I R C. Was primari ly responsible for creating United States' interest in the m usic of Dmitri Scbostakowicz. An ardent adm i rer of ietzsche and a proponent of the ew Dea l . For further information see the ew Republic or the ation. "J ERRY" { Jerry Sheri ff ) . Marine Reserves. Two years at the University of Missouri before he came to Colby. He roomed i n town so we d id n 't see m uch of him except dur ing chapel period and at classes. On the basketbal l team, Sen ior year. Army Enlisted Reserve Corps. "LY " ( Lyndon Smal l ) . Is a Watervi l l e student, which has meant that we haven' t seen such a lot of him. He's been rather serious . . . certainly has shown that be knows what he's about for Lyn he turned i n exceptional work as a chemistry major. should make a good scientific research man.

"AL" ( Alton Stevens ) is a Waterville boy w ho engaged in many activities h is first two years. We note prizes won in several public speaking contests. A likable fel low whose inter足 ests the last two years have taken him off the campus a good "MILT ' ( Mi l ton "Stil lwel l ) . A - 1 part of the time. baseball playing earned h i m a n A l l -Maine rating h is freshman year, and he's shown up well since. A lways seems to be i n a p l ayful mood though when h e does study h e applies h i mself. e'll always remember Milt's habit of keeping us posted on popular songs by singing their vocals up and down the ATO House. Marine Reserves. "QUIGLEY" ( Emmons Taylo r ) is Colby"s authority on anything concerning sports, has compiled data for years back i n every known sporting fiel d . A quiet fel low to those who don't know h im , he is extremely wel l l iked. We're sure he' l l always carry Colby's banner h igh. "JACK" ( Jack Temmer ) gave up the raising of mountain goats i n Switzerland to come to this country. If p ker is an indication, Jack has adopted the American way. Much credit should go to him for an uphi l l struggle with our habits, our customs, and our American sense of h umor. A De足 cember graduate. Army E n l isted Reserve Corps. "H ENRY" ( Henry Tilton ) i s another senior who left us after completing seven semesters. I n August 1 94 2 he stopped h is pre-theological studies to go with an American Ambulance . we envied h im Corps to Egypt. Slender Bame-topped . the store of knowledge prodigious amounts of reading brought him yet found i t easy to join with him i n enjoying l i fe. "LOU" ( Louis Vo lpe ) . Qui ncy's gift to Colby and f otbal l . Jn four years Lou gained the ice-presidency of hi senior class and the captaincy of the football team-not to mention A l l -Maine honors. H i s deliberate way probably helped him to a place i n " ho's Who in American Coll.eges," but we know from experience how m uch Lou enjoys a good time. A December graduate. Army E n listed Reserve Corps. "ANDY" ( Andrew Watson ) loves to manage. Did so for the Glee Club, the basketbal l , football and baseball teams. Thrived on committee work, headed the Outing Club his senior year. Val uable to the SCA and certainly to the Chapel Quartet. I n "ERNIE" ( Ernest eidul ) -an oversized Navy V-7. edition of a bear cub. "Punchy," h appily married since Junior year, has accompl ished much between h is inevitable trips home almost every week-end.

Echo Sports Editor, Powder and Wig.

P l ayed football loved hockey, but will be remembered best by the Dekes for his abil ity at "7 card stud." not, a poet of considerable promise. Army

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A December graduate. "DICK"

( Richard

This Son of Colby took two years to make h i s

debut, then came o u t w i t h a bang.

T h i s last year w a s presi足

dent of the SCA Sons of Colby, and Kappa Phi Kappa. four years on the I. R. C. and three i n the B and.

course his service as Managing Editor of this ORACLE. "Who's Who i n American Colleges."

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"DO

" ( Don足 ald Whitten ) i s a Waterv i l le boy w hich helps account for the fact that we haven't seen a great deal of him about campus. B ut we can and do recognize his good work i n the ciences h is member hip in Chi Epsilon Mu and Chi Gamma

igma, h is

Vice-Presidency of the now defunct Radio Cl ub, and four years on Dean's L i t.

tafetuifieJ

AN D

SORO RITI ES

DeIta Kappa Epsilon

First Row. left to right:

utting, Drummond, Small, Millett, Finkeldey,

eidul { President ) , Lomac, H utcheson, Turner Reif, I rvine. Second Row, left to right : Eaton, Loane Ober, Waterhou e, Robinson, Roberts, Huber, Davidson, Cook, Smith, Carey. Third Row, left to right : Curley, ederquist, White, Thomas, II ley, Dolan, Carmen, Latham.

CHA P TER

Founded at Yale, 1843 Founded at Colby, 1 846

ME MBERS

O F

D E L TA

KA P PA

E PS I LO N

1 94 3 William Finkeldey John Lomac

Oliver Millett Jr. Erne t eidul

1 944 Frederick Drummond Will iam Hutcheson Richard Irvine

Phil ip Tutting Robert Riefe Patterson Small

John Turner aterhouse Philip Frederick Wood

1 945 Owen Bailey Paul Huber

George Ober Harold Roberts

Dana Robinson Douglas Smith

1 946 Edward Carey John Carmen Robert Cook John Curley

Robert Daggett Robert Davidson Calvin Dolan John l lsley Robert Latham

Marsh Loane George Sederquist David Thomas John W. White

Zeta

psi

First Row, left to right : J. Strup, Vigue, F. Strup, Stevens, Jahn ( PresiÂ dent ) , J. Calahan, Murray, Smart, Hunter. Second Row, left to right: Currier, Barton, Simpson, Webster, Stebbins, Pierce, Dudley, MacDonald, Roberts. Third Row, left to right: Timmons, Ebrl ich, Rippon, Holt, Rogers, Risser, Nye.

CHAPTER

CHI Founded at

ew York University

Founded at Colby,

184

1850

MEMBERS

O F

ZETA

PSI

1 943 Alton

George Jahn

teven

1 944 John Calahan Paul Murray

Philip Pierce David Roberts

Har Id V igue

1 945 Robert Barton Allen Currier Charles Dudley Arnold Erlich

Thurber Holt Eugene H unter Frederick Rogers Richard Simpson

Luther Smart Seabury Stebbins Joseph Strup Robert Timmins

1 946 Harry Calahan, J r . Robert MacDonald

ye W i l l iam Winsor Rippon

Paul Webster Eldon Risser

DeIta Upsilon

First Row, left Jo right: hort, Gib on. Second Row, left to right: Caminiti, Taylor, Braddock, Beckwith, Moriarty, Field (President ) , WesÂ cott, Howard, Cumming, Brown, McDougal. Thii-d Row, left Jo right : Adams, ard, Morton, Ryder, Wagner, Weber, Ives Graf Thayer, Barne Lucy, Atherton, Buyinski, Wa serman. Fo11rth Row, left lo right : Reid, Lenentine, Wescott, Joly, Graham, Poirier, Marcyes, Cou in , Katz, Peters n Donahue.

DELTA Founded at

UPSILON i l l i ams, 1 8 34

Founded at Colby, 1852

MEMBERS

DELTA

UPSILON

1 94 3 Hubert Beckwith Thomas Braddock Lowe] l Cumming

Richard Field Dwight Howard James Moriarty

Emmons Taylor Richard escott

1 944 Russell Brown Philip Caminiti H arris Graf

Warren McDougal John Poirier Richard Reid

Al den Ridley Stanley Short Alden 'iXfagner

1 945 Low el 1 Barnes Edwin Gibson W i l liam Graham

Claus H i nck H al Lenentine Robert Lucy Richard Marcyes

Kenneth Morton Francis Ward Robert Wescott

1 946 W i l l i am Atherton Theodore B uyinski Charles Cousens Jack Ives

Cyril M. Joly, Jr. Arth u r Katz Lyman Thayer, Jr. Robert Wasserman

Paul Adams Charles Sanborn Philip Peterson David Weber

Phi Delta Theta

First Rouâ&#x20AC;˘. left lo right : Tibbet , Choate, Curti , Temmer, Bateman, Pur ley ( Pre ident } , Lupton, Howard,. Rokicki Burke B irdsie. Second Row, left to right: Carter, Lewald, MacDonald, Tonge, Alexopolous, Jawor ki, Michaelson, Thomas, Moriarty, Gianacopolis. Third Row. left to right:

Tague, Lynch, Bedig, Dur o, Dunn, Gaffney, Gruber, Longo, Crowther.

ALPHA

CHAPTER

Founded at Miami U n i versity, Founded at Colby,

MEMBERS

18 8

1 848

PHI

DELTA

THETA

1 943 James Bateman

Thomas Pursley

Jack Temmer

1 944 Robert Curtis Frederick Howard

Mitchell Jaï¿½ orski Ronald Lupton

Henry Rokicki Benjamin Zecker

1 94 5 Thomas Burke David Choate Wil l iam Crowther

Paul Gaffney Richard Gruber Frank Hancock Thomas Linzee

George Lewald Frank Longo M i l ton Tibbetts

1 946 James Alexopolous Robert Bedig Manson Carter Richard Durso

Walter Lupton David Lynch John R. MacDonald Richard Michael on

Edward Moriarty Robert Tague John Thomas Robert Tonge

Alpha Tau Omega

First Row, left to right : Frol io, Dembkowski, Farnsworth, Alexander, Stil lwell, Volpe ( Presiden t ) , Currier, Godfrey, Norton, Verrengia, McÂ Kay. Second Row left to right: Smith, Pierce, Pratt, McCall um, Johnson, Monaco, Phi l l ips, Marshal l , Callahan, Brennen, Jones. Third Row, left to right: Fol ino, Mil lett, Rufo, Simpson, Col lazo, Deraney, Flemmjng, Nista, French, Von Handorf, Anthony.

GAMMA

ALPHA

CHAPTER

Founded at Virgin ia M i litary Institute, 1 86 5 Founded at Colby 1 892

MEMBERS

ALPHA

TAU

OMEGA

1 943 Edwin Alexander Philip Casey

Thoma Farnsworth, Jr. Abraham Ferris R ichard deNazario

Milton Stil lwel l Louis Volpe

1944 Robert B urt John Cal lahan Joseph Crozier Alex Dembkowski Louis Deraney Stanley Frol io

George Godfrey Laughl i n Jenning Donald Johnson Richard Jones Joseph Marshal l John McCa l l um

George McKay Thomas Norton endell Phil li p Robert Pratt Remo Verrengia

1 94 5 Ralph Caiazzo Clayton Currier

Samuel Monaco

Courtney Simpson R bert Urie

1 946 Earl Anthony Robert B rennen Francis Fol i no John French Louis Fleming

Robert Kel ley James Lundin George MacPhelemy Thomas M i l l ett Dominic is ta Thomas Page, Jr.

Weston Pierce Edward Pniewski H u bert Smi th Pasquale Rufo Joseph VonHandorf

Lambda Chi Alpha

First Row, left to right : J. Atwater, Sav.ryer Hussey, Gray, Matheson Reed ( President ) , Fernandez, A. Wat on, Costley Whitten Moses. SecÂ ond Row, left to right: Miselis, Ball, Horton, Heppner Wood, P. Watson, Prince, Maxfield, Luce, Greene, Quimby, Mjl ls, Thorne, B rown . Third Row, left to right : Emerson, A. Pars ns, McCartney, Farnsworth, Lott, Adams, Fellows Frost, Granger, Boyne, Mar h, Wason, Stone.

ALPHA

RHO

ZETA

CHAPTER

Founded at Boston Uni ersity, 1 909 Founded at Colby, 1 9 1 8

MEMBERS

LA fBDA

CHI

ALPHA

1 943 Harold Costley Orman Fernandez

Robert Gray E l win H u sey Delbert Mathe on

Ronald Reed Andrew ' at on

1 944 James Atwater Charles Luce \lC'alter Maxfield

Paul Prince Ralph awyer, Jr.

i l l iam Tobey P hi li p Wat on John Wood

1 945 Christy Adams hipl ey Atwater Henri Ball Richard Fellow

Ray Greene George Heppner Thomas Koines James Lott

Edmund Mi elis Richard Parsons Kenneth Quimby

1 946 Philip Boyne Ru seJ I Brown Charles Carpenter Edward Cook \lCf i l l i am Erner on

R ussell Farnsworth Richard Granger Marshall Hammond Howard McCartney John Marsh

Robert Mil ls Arthur Parson Lewis Stone R ichard Thorne Richard Wa on

Kappa DeIta Rho

First Row. left to right: Leach, Merrifield, Go drich, McCarro l l ( PresiÂ dent ) , Emerson, H i l ton, Dennison. Second Row. left to right : Rogers, Ell ingwood, Dunphy, Dodd, Crook, Voultos, Patterson. Third Row, left to right: B i l l ingham, Harding, Sillen, B i l l i ngham.

CHAPTER

Founded at Middlebury, Vt. 1 90 5 Founded a t Colby, 1 926

MEMBERS

DELTA

KAPPA

RHO

1 943 James McCarroll

Robert Dennison

1 944 Robert Brun nell Merritt Emerson

Ralph H i lton

Paul Merrifield Robert Sillen

1 94 5 Gordon Crook John Dodd

Eugene Ellingwood Donald Leach

Gordon Paterson Lewis Voultos

1 946 George B illingham W i l l iam Billingham, Jr,

Richard Dunphy

Perry Harding Robert Roger

Tau DeIta phi

First Ro uâ&#x20AC;˘. left to right : Li s. Le ine,

altzberg, Robi on, Popper, Rauch ( President ) , Jacob , Levin, Abram on, Leven on Braudy. Second Row, left to right : S. Abramson Sarner, J. Kaplan, Zadek, Singer, Ep tei n , G r o sman, howmao Toabe Malkiel. Third Rou'. left t o right: KatzÂ man, Rabner, mith Shrago, Rotenberg, Myer Tarlow, Kaplan, Lip ton, chlesinger.

CHAPTER

TAU Founded at

ew York University, 1 9 1 0

Founded at Colby, 1 93 3

MEMBERS

TAU

DELTA

PHI

1 943 Paul Abramson Meyer Jacobs

I rv i ng Liss George Popper

idney Rauch Herbert Robinson

1 944 Ralph B ra udy

Harry Levin Stanley Levine

Edward Saltzberg

1 945 Arnold Grossman Lawrence Kaplan

Herbert Levenson Calvin Lipston Robert Singer

Maurice Smith David Zadek

1 946 Sumner Abram on Norman Epstein Ronald Farkas Jordan Kaplan

Gerald Katzman Charles Kramer Arthur Levek Edgar Lenk

Ernest Rotenberg Daniel Shrago P h i li p S h u lman Jason Toabe

Sigma Kappa

First Row left to right : Blai del l , Knight ( Treasurer ) Desi les, MolÂ denke, Cousens ( President ) , Grant ( Vi ce-President ) , Harriman ( SecreÂ tary ) Gwynne, Tahm izian. Second Rot , left to right: E. Matteo, Taylor, Tillinghast, Cal lard, Taraldsen, Carrington, Craig, O' Leary, Dunham. Third Ro w. left to right : Keefer, Gay, D . Allen, Lawrence, Mills, Scalise.

ALPHA

C HA PTER

Founded at Colby,

1 874

MEMBERS

SIGMA

KAPPA

1 943 Charlotte Arey ata l i e Cousens

Lorraine Desi les Barbara Grant Isabel Harriman

Priscilla Moldenke ona Tahmizian

1 944 Lorraine Carson Joan Gay

Bernice Knight

Eileen Matteo Lois Ti l linghast

1 94 5 Barbara B l aisdell

Grace Keefer E l i zabeth Ski l l in

Doris Taylor

1 946 Dorothy Al {en Georgia Brown Mary Callard Charlotte Carrington

Florence Craig Dorothy Dunham Anne Lawrence

Janice Mil l s Fay O' Leary E l i zabeth Scalise orma Taraldsen

Chi Omega

First Row, left to right : hannon, Howard, Bel l, Weeks, K . Matteo, Carter, Chellman, Van Middlesworth . Second Row. left lo right : Katkauska , P. Higgins, Trahan, Monaghan, Lott, Tobey ( President ) , Fenne ey ( Sec retary ) , ieholf, ielsen, McLel l an, Field. Third Row, left to right: Stanley, McCarroll, Gates, Pattison, Pattee, Pitts, Herdigan, Loudon, Wat son, Tapia, Owen, McCabe. Fourth Row, left to right: R i ker, L.-D. H ig gins, Kel ly, Rosenberg, Fl iege, Roberts. Lancaster, Jacob en, L. John on Adams, Conway, Daviau, Wotherspoon.

CHAPTER

BETA

Founded at University o f Arkansas, 1 89 5 Founded at Colby, 1 906

MEMBERS

CHI

OMEGA

1 943 Gera ldine Fennessy E l izabeth Field G lenna Hartley R uby Lott

Alice Lyman Muriel McLellan Kathleen Monaghan

iehoff H i l da Jeanette ielsen E l izabeth Tobey Louise Trahan

1 944 Barbara Bay l is Jane Bell A n ne Foster Evelyn Gates

Pri ci l l a Higgin Virginia Howard A l ice Katkau kas Jane McCarthy Taney Pattison

Jean Adams Eleanor Carter Dorothy Chellman Kathryn Conway Constance Daviau

Janet Jacobs Louise Johnson Kathleen Matteo R i ta McCabe Katherine McCarrol l

Geraldine Fliege A n i ta Herdigan Laura-Deane Higgins Nancy Jacobsen

Barbara Kell y Margaret Lancaster Lois Loudon Barbara Pattee Betty Ann Riker

Josephine Pitt Frances Shannon Helen Watson Mary Weeks

1 945 Margery Owen Constance Stan l ey Emi l y Stocking Laura Tapia Romona Tower

1 946

Sarah Roberts Ruth Rosenberg Anna Van Middlesworth Patricia \XTotherspoon

AIpha DeIta

First RoU', left to right: Emerson, Wade { ecretary ) , Falkenbach { Vice Presiden t ) , Paradis ( President ) , Ford, Clark { Treasurer ) , Leonard. Sec ond Row. left to right: Miles, Faxon, Dow, Blair, Harper, Harner, Gibson. Thfrd Row, left to right : Cotting, Pinkham, G u!J iford, Sellar.

ALPHA

CHAPTER

DELTA Founded in

185 1

Founded at Colby,

MEMBERS

1915

ALPHA

DELTA

1 943 Patricia ford

Ethel Paradi

1 944 Catherine Cl ark

Fern Falkenbach Dorothy Leonard

Marcia 'X1ade

1 945 Patricia Cotting

Frances Dow

Lois Pinkham

1 946 Virgin i a B l a i r H o p e Emerson Katherine Fa.xon

Marion Gibson Georgina G u l l i ford Marion Hamer

Margaret Harper Jane Mi les Jeanne Sellar

DeIta DeIta DeIta

First Rou1. left to right : R. Johns n, M. Brewer, Gilman, Merri l l . Second Row. left to riJ?.ht : Brown ( ecretary) , Barclay, Dougherty, Anderson Gregory ( President ) , Proctor, Soule, Cal lahan, Pooler ( Treasurer ) . Third Rou•, left to riJ?.ht: Fontaine . Thyng. anford, Ferrell, Wilkins, K. Mc Quil lan, E. McQu il lan, H. Brewer, Holt, Giberson, Wil ley. Fourth Row, left to right: Holtman ( Vice-President) , Matoon, Glover, Sma l l Leyh, Sewall, Mansfield, Hall, Gould.

ALPHA

UPS ILON

CHAPTER

Founded at Boston University, Founded at Colby

MEMBERS

1 888

1908

DELTA

1 943 Marjorie B rown

Patricia Gregory Anita Pooler

Thelma Proctor

1 944 E l ai ne Anderson Lou ise Callahan Jean Ferrell

Prisc i l la Goul d Virginia Hall

Dorothy Holtman Al ice Leyh Hope Mansfield

1 945 A l bertie Al len Doris B lanchard Hazel Brewer Jane Farnham

Betty Gilman Adele Grindrod Roberta Hol t Marjorie Merril l Dorothy Sanford

Helen Smal l Barbara Soule Muriel Sterling Lydia Tufts

1 946 Frances Barclay Mary Brewer Joan Dougherty Florence Fontaine

Thelma Giberson Nancy Glover Roselle Johnson Elaine McQui l lan

Kathleen McQu i l lan Prisc i l la Mattoon Mary Sewel l ylvia Thyng

Phi Mu

First Row, left to right : J nes. K. Howes, Curtis { Treasurer ) , R. Howes { Pre ident ) , Graves ( Vice-President ) , L . Upton, O'Brien. Second Rou', left to ri!!,ht : Strait, Sterry, Day, Lyon, Gal lagher, M. Upton. Third Row, left to right: Tibbetts, Carlis, Young.

1 00

BETA

CHAPTER

Founded at Wesleyan Col lege, Founded a t Colby,

18 52

1 91 8

MEMBERS

PHI

1943 Ruth Graves Ruth Howes

Anne Dunmore

Marion Treglown

1 944 ancy Curtis Katherine Howes

Corinne Jones

Arlene O'Brien Luci l le Upton

1 94 5 Evelyn Sterry

R uth Cod i s

1 946 El izabeth Day Cathleen Gal l agher

Doris Ly n Mary Strait Prisci l l a Tibbett

101

Mildred Upton Mary Young

Fmt Rou ·. I /1 10 right, Seated:

K. Howes, nu ens, Monaghan, Paradi ( Pre·ident . S co11d Ro u', I ft Jo right. Standing : Blai del l , \)(fade, Proctor, Le}•h, Gate .

Pan Hellenic Council

First Rou1• left to right : V l pe, Weidu l . Second Row, left to right: Reed, Rauch.

Inter Fraternity Council

efic>

At the start it looked l i ke this m igh t be another " Co l by year." As t h i ngs t u rned o u t we en ded u p neither on rhe bottom nor on the top . Here we present th ree of o u r

tars a n d the team at attention for

the nati onal anr hem both at home and at wal ki ng

off

rhe

field

afrer

bei ng

Norwich powerhou e.

N a t io n a l A n t hem- ea,·ern

End G eorge O b e r .

3 4 5 6

apt.

Lou

Field.

Y o l pe-G ua1· d .

N a t i o n a l -� n t hem-'.'fo r w i c h .

B a c k R a y Yerre n � i a . ' ' A f t e r t he G a m e-Nor w i c h . · ·

1 04

o rw ich, and as they l ooked

beaten

with

d ifficul ty

by the

V a r s it y F o o t b a l l

First Row. left to righ1: Ober, Currier de azario Water ho use Johnson, Roberts, Gaffney, Singer. Second Row. left to right : Ferris, Li s, Rokicki, Wood, Volpe ( Captain ) C aminiti, Verrengia, McKay, \X'eidul. Third Rouâ&#x20AC;¢. left 10 righ1: M i l lett ( Coach ) , Perkins ( Assistant Coach ) , Shiro, Hutcheson, Turner Monaco, Curley, is ta, Lundin, Gray { Manager ) , Lemieux ( Assistant Coach ) . Fourlh Row, lef1 10 right : McCa l l um, Goldberg, Ryder, MacPhelemy, Anthony Simpson , Driscoll, Dudley.

Captain LOUI

VOLPE, '4 3

Manager

Coach

ROB ERT GRAY, '43

ELLSWORTH

MI LLETT

L E TTE R M E N Samuel Monaco Dominic ista George Ober Harold Robert Henry Rokicki Pa quale Rufo

Howard Johnson I rvin Liss James Lundin John McCal l um George MacPhelemy George McKay

Phi l ip Caminiti Clayton Currier Richard de azario Abraham Ferris Pau l Gaffney \X'i l l iam H utcheson

Robert Singer C urtney Simps n John Turner Remo Verrengia Philip Waterhouse Ernest Weidul

SC O R E S Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. ov.

26 3 10 17 24 31 11

Lowel l Textile orwich U. S . Coast Guard Academy Middlebury Bowdoin University of Maine Bates

1 05

Opp. 0 14 14 6 13 29 7

Colby

0 12 26 12 6 12

First RoU'. left to riďż˝ht : Lomac ( Captain ) , S impson, Jaworski, H unter, Wescott, Zecker, Calahan, Kelley, Crozier, Caminiti, VonHandorf, Strup, Hancock, Lewald, McCa l l um, Johnson, Rogers, Ferris, Jenn ings.

SC O R E S Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb.

4 8 11 6

9 11 16 18 20 22 25 26 27

Bath Iron W rks at W 240th Coast Art i l lery at Dow Field, Bangor at W. Providence Col l ege at W . Bates Col lege at W. n iversity of Maine at Orono Bowdoin Col lege at W. University o f New Hampshire a t Durham University o f Maine a t W . Bowdoi n College a t Brunswick Bates Col l ege at Lewiston Tufts Col l ege a t Boston Wesleyan at Middletown, Conn . Worcester Tech at Worcester, Mass.

1 07

Opp. 59 50 40 3 48 36 33 37 40 31 73 39 45

Colby 54 56 54 52 38 58 58 44 35 51 37 61 50 34

V a r s i t y C r o s s C o u n t ry

First Rou'. lef1 to right : Robin n, H i l ton, Quincy ( Captain ) , Br wn, anb rn. Second Roll'. left to righ1 : MaLn ( Manager ) , B rne, M e , Michael on, Perkin ( C ach ) .

V a rsi t y I n d oor T r a c k

First Row. left to right : Dolan, Brown, R binson, Turner, Batemen ( Captai n ) , Quincy, ood , Lewi , H i l ton . Second Row, left to right : Perkins ( Coach ) , Jone , Alexopoulos, Lucy, Smith, Hutche son, Joseph, Rokicki, Uh lman, Persley ( Manager ) . Third Row, left to 1·ight : Hannigan, Burke, Blake, Perkin , Emerson, Wood, Rogers, Sherwood, Downes.

1 08

L E TTE R M E N Joseph Slattery (Captain) E. C . Roundy (Coach) John Lowel l (Manager) Donal d B u tcher Gordon Col l i ns Laurie Harris Mitche l l Jaworski A l ton Laliberte Edward Loring George McKay Dom i n ic Puiia M i J ton Sti l lwel l Benjamin Zecker

SC O R E S 1 942 April 23 April 2

A pr i l 2 8 April 30 1 May May 4 May 6 Mav 9

Colby U. of Maine Bowdoin B ate ortheastern Boston Col l ege Bowdoin of Maine Bates

)

3 8

Opp.

9 4 0 9 22

L ft to right : Slattery, McKay.

)

Fmt Row, left to right: Harris, Laliberte, Slat tery ( Captai n ) , Loring, McKay. Second Row, left to right : Roundy ( Coach ) , Jaworski , Zeck

er, B u tcher, Wescott, Dennison, Lowel l ( Man ager ) . Third Row, left to right : Puiia, Jacobs, Coll ins, Johnson, Norton.

1 09

FirJI Ro ll '. I fl 10 rit,hl. SeJI d: F ter ( V ice-Pre ident , Fenne ey, Hartley ( President } , Brown, Marchant. S co11d Roll'. left 10 right, Su11di11g: Cal lahan, Riker, Wade, t eking, Arey, Mi Higgin ,

mal l , Katkau kas,

hne , Farnham ( ecretary-Treasurer ) .

"U" Ulub

Left to right: Tobey, Foster, H iggins, Small, Arey, Katkauskas.

1 10

SKATING CLUB First Rou1, left to right, Seated:

Fennessy, Curtis, Reynolds, A . Johnson, H iggins. Standing : McClel len, H. Brewer, P . Young.

BADMINTON Firs/ Row. left lo 1·ight: Foster,

Soule, Callahan, Higgins, Fen nessy. Second Row. left lo right: iehoff, zadziewicz, Bel l, How ard, W i l ley.

BOWLING CLUB First Row, left to 1·ight: Lohnes,

Browo { Chai rman ) , Love, Pool e r , Gregory, Sma l l , Soule. Second Row, left to right: Carrington, Holbrook, Monaghan, Robertson, W i l l ey, Farnham Knowelt.

TENNIS Left to right:

Higgins, Tobey, Fliege, Katkauskas, H. Gou ld .

111

FRESHMAN FIELD HOCKEY Fir.fl Rou . left to right : Van

Middle worth. Lafleur, Gib n, 'Brien, \Xfi l ley, Drapeau, Lou don. Seco11d Ro u·. left to right: Dodge, Manning, Pattee, Ro en berg, trau s.

BASKETBALL F1rr1 Ro w. left to right: Grove ,

McCarro l l , Hartley, mal l, Kat kau ka . Second Rou•, lefI to right: Gri ndrod, Pooler, Henchey, Tallman Arey.

UPPERCLASS FIELD HOCKEY First

Row, left to ri1?.ht: R. Howe , Arey, Pooler, Tobey, mal l, Gro es Katkauskas. Sec ond Rou•. left to 1·ight: Kramer, Tacob , Bel l , Henchey, Lohnes, Stocking.

1 12

First Row, left to right: McDougal, Shannon, Farnsworth. Ma.xfield, Frolic

1 14

We cott.

Second Row left to right : Sawyer,

THE 1 943

by Tom Farnsil'orth Herewith the 1 943 ORAC L E staff presents its yearbook. We've tried to do our best with a task we f elr was important. The job represents our attempt to capture some of the l i fe-spirit of our class and of Colby ; we felt it important because more than any other ro date our clas had grown up with World War II and stands to be most af fected by it. Because we knew that we could count on nothing after December, e began work as Colby swung into its fi rst ful l -dress summer term and Mr. Gherin arrived on the scene to begin making portraits. In Photo # 3 on the facing page you see him at work. Mr. Gherin gave us a great deal of good advice and encouragement ; we have appreciated these and his ful l cooperation on the phoro graphic side of this yearbook. Mr. Russel l Knight, representing the Stobb Press, visited the campus several times during the summer and fal l to give invaluable help in designing the book. I n Phoro # 2 b e looks o n a s our faculty adviser, Mr. eepe, signs the publication contract. The first picture shows how the editor was bearing up under the strain along about October when things began moving. As sistant Editor Stan Frolio is one of the many deserving of thanks. He did each of his assignments well . In Photo #4 he's going over one of them with the editor. Manag ing Ediror Dick Wescott handled well the large job of booking group pictures. ( Photo # 5 ) . We could never count on running i nro our Women's Editor, Marg McDougal, but we did often enough to get all the ma terial we asked for-with treatment that was first-rate. Mostly she was "somewhere" with Hugh Beckwith as in Photo #6. Business Manager Ralph Sawyer and his assistant, Walter Maxfield, did a fine job of l ining up advertisements, in spite of more difficulty than usual. We even managed to get a picture of them. ( # 7 . ) Each year there are quite a few unnamed individuals wirhour whose help Colby's year book would never be completed . We'd like

r o say a word o r s o about some o f them. For the write-ups in the "Senior I nformal" sec tion we were ably assisted by Bill Finkeldey, Harry Levin. Bob Sillen, Bill Reifel Joe Srrup, Jim Moriarty, Walter Maxfield, Berry Tobey, Hope-Jane Gillingham, Nancy Cur tis, Lorraine Desisles and Marcia Wade. As usual , our Publicity Di rector Mr. Joseph Coburn Smith, contributed a great many fi ne photographs and Hope Mansfield got us most of the candids of senior girls. Francis Shannon did fine work for rhe Women's Editor and John Cal lahan, Clayron Currier and A lex Dembkowski helped with many routine tasks. Alex fi nished rhe year as Assistant Editor when Stan Frolio was drafted. To each of these people we mention i n this write-up, plus others we may have missed, a "thank you" is due. We do ap preciate sincerely their he! p in developing what we hope you w i l l consider an inter esting appendix to the campus-history of a fine class and one we are most pleased to represent.

115

First R(/ll'. I fI to right: Prince,

Maxfield, \X'eber, Joly, Cr cker, lathews, Jone . S cond Rou•. left to right: Pierce. \X'ittemore, Leven on, H rne, Al len, Brigg . \X'e cott, Rotenberg, II ley, raig . Third Ro u'. I ft to right: Erner. on, \X'hite, McCarro l l , E l l i , F rd, Robert , Huber, Athert n . Fo11rth Rou•. I f t t o right: Brad d ck, Proctor, Lip ton, chlesinger, Bailey.

First Row, left to right: Wason,

G l e e IJ l u b 1 16

Ilsley, Morrison, Marti n, Boll ing, Trahan, A . Watson, H. Watson, Arey, Pitts, Rosenberg, Gray, Pierce. Second RoU'. left to righ1 : Peterson, Main, Upton, Tufts, H udson, Peterson, Blair, Wil kens, Holt, H . Smal l , Fields, chlesinger, Bil lingham. Third Ro w. lefl to right: Love, Pattison, Arm tr ng, ellar, Gull iford, H iggin , Graf P. Sma l l , Riker, Keefer, Twist, Loudon, Lyon .

First Row. left to right: F ster,

Le in, Weidu l ( Sports Editor ) , Alexander ( Managing Editor ) , Finkeldey ( Editor ) , Treglown ( Women' Editor ) , Sma l l , ( Bu i足 ness Manager ) , il len, Callahan. Semnd Row, left to right: Gay, Tapia, Cal lard, Gale, Bel l , han足 non, Chel lman, Howard, McCar足 thy, Desisles , Watson. Third Row, left to right : Heppner, tern, Stanley, zadziewicz, Her足 hey, Reid, B e ey.

Ech0 1 17

POWDER AND

WIG

First Rou'. left t o right: Grant

Knight,

Thomp on,

Jame .

S cond Rott•. left to right : De

raney, Beckwith, '\ 'eidu l , L mnc, mal l .

FRESHMEN STUDENrr CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

First Roll', I ft to right: O"Brien, ewal l . S cond Rou•. I ft to right: eal ise, Cou en ,

G u l l i ford,

B rown, \Xl i l l ey, Donahue, I e .

First Row, left 10 right : Deraney, Howard, Tapia, Robison, Palmer Booth, Gay, Sanford, Gale. Second Rou1• left to right: Wescott, Knight, St. Jame , Blaisdell, Beck ewell, Strauss, Osier.

International Relations Club 1 18

CAP AND

GOWN First Ro u•. left l o right: lutting, Field { President ) . S cond Row, I ft to riJ!.hl: Tobey Grant, McDougal .

LIBRARY

ASSOCIATES Firrt R o u • . I f t t o right : Rush, Pinkham, Moldenke. Second Row, I ft lo right: Grant, Ford, Cone, Cotting.

Firrt Ro u•, left to right : Alexander,

eeks, e cott, ewman, Gate , Rauch, Grant, Wat on. Sec i l len, O'Brien, Ho' ard, Knight, B . Wood, Reed, J . Wo d, Carpen ter. Third Row. left 10 right : B rown, iel on, BayJi , White, Lohne , Keefer, Levin, Johnson.

Cole,

o nd Row. left lo right: Moriarty,

Student Christian Association 1 19

STUDENT COUNCIL 10 nght : Reed ( President , .Mathe on. S rand Rou•. I ft to right: Godfrey, Finkeldey.

First Roll'. left

OUTING CLUB OFFICERS First Rou•. left 1 0 right : \X'at n, Fel lows. Second RoU'. left to right: Holtman, Lott, Monaghan.

White Mule

first RoU'. left to rif!,hl: Short, Henshee. Taylor, Gay, Moriarty ( Editor ) . Curti ( Women's Editor ) , S . Howard ( B usiness Manager ) B. Howard, Ward, Bel l, Marcyes. Second Row left lo right: Jaworski, Stanley, Watson, Kramer, Lyons, Gale, Martin, Jones, Katkauskas, Wil ley, Freidman. Third Ro w. left to right : Ives, Lenentine, Peter on, Deraney, Donahue, Emerson Paris, Leach. 1

_'l l

CHI EPSILON

MU First Rou', left l o right: B rad dock, mart. Second Rou-. l ft 10 right: Popper, mal l .

Finl Roil'. left t o right: Foster

K. Howe , G i l l ingham, Hartley Reynold , R. Jackson, H amer. Second Row. left lo right: Arey, \Xfil ley, P. Young, Pitts, H iggins, R. Howe , ood, Moldenke, Ja cobs k i l l in, Briggs . Third Row, left to right: Love, Roberts Holt, Gates, A. Johnson, Lewin, Craig, Ferrel l .

121

Concert Board Finl Rou•. lef1 t o righ1: tern, Trahan, Peter on . Second Row. le/1 lo righ1: \X at on Gray, Graf.

Bowen Society 10 1 igh1 : Arey, mart. Second right : \X1ats n, To

Finl Rou . le/t Bel l .

Fenne ey,

Rau . I /1

bey, McCarro l l , Pol i . Hov.•e .

Lott,

Pi Gamma Mu Firrl Rou', left to right : Morrow, Moldenke, zadziewicz. Second Rou•. left to right: Dennison, tern, Flewelling, John on, Beck w ith.

Gamma Omega Omega Nn

Fir.rt Row. left to right: Gregory ( President ) ,

Brown,

Cousens

( voting member ) . Second Row, left Jo right: Monogban ( Secre tary ) , Hartley ( Vice-President ) , Gwynne, Harriman.

1 22

First Rou•. left to right : Trahan, utting, Macd ugal . Sec ond Row. left to 1·ight: \X'atson,

Tufts,

Wa on, Beckwith, Mai n .

Colby at the Mike First Rou•. left to right : Hol tman, Owen, hann n, Knight. Seco11d Rou·. left to right: Finkeldey,

Mil lett ( D irector ) , Palmer ( Facu lty Advi er ) , Graf.

Student League Fir.rt Row. left lo 1·igh11 Seated:

White ( Vice-President ) , Ski l l i n ( eaetary ) , l'vkDougal ( Pre i dent ) , Pooler ( Treasurer ) , Mc Carthy ( Vice-President ) . Second Rou•. left lo righl, S1a11ding : Gi l l i ngham, Hartley, Bayliss, Wood, Watson, Proctor, Alpert, Jacoben, Gate .

1 23

1 24

eafuteJ-

The l ine·up waiting for the door 1 to open in Fo Hall dining room.

bet"·een clas es

In ide tho e door . Ed .Alexan 2 der' hungry look heads the l ine.

The Outing Club Camp always of 5 fered attracti>e pro pect of a wim.

P icnic supper at the Outing lub amp.

uniforms.-Naval

'��1rom June to September " C O L B Y ' S

1 2 3

' ' Qu igley · · T a y l o r a n d i n bull

Jim

tan

F I R S T

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M o r i a r t y,

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with

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1 9

S t S S I O N

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put

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your

" Q u igley "

Taylor.

F l y n n a n d d e )l a z a r i o c h e k pre exam po i n t .

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Edward Joseph Colgan A.M.

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STUDENT DIRECTORY

DIVISION

Paul Maur ice Abram on, 1 5 Central Park West, N . Y . C. Edwin a l lace Alexander, 28 Elmwood Ave., 'IX'aterbury, Conn.

Charles Frederick Main, Island Falls, Me. Delbert Donald Mathe on, 96 Central t . Ipswich, Mass. Ol iver elson Mil lett, Jr., 20 Harvard St., W h i tman, Mass. James Will iam Moriarty, 60 Athelstane Rd ., I ewton Centre, Ma s.

James W i l l iam Bateman, 526 And ver t., Lawrence, Mass. ewton, Mas . H u bert Stan ley Beckwith, 12 B i l l i ngs Park, Thomas Richard Braddock, 5 1 9 Leconey A e., Pal myra, . J.

Richard E l l iott de azario, Murray Hill Arms Bergenfield, 1 . J .

P h i l ip Tyler Ca ey, 3 1 4 Spring t., Portland, Me. Leonard Caust, 70 B rook ledge St., Roxbury Mass. Harold Arthur Costley, R. F. D. 1, aterv i l le Me. Lowell Robertson Cumming, 1 1 1 2 Clevel and A e., iagara Fa! ls, . Y.

Leonard Lel and Osier,

Charles Eli t Pinan ky, 462 Cumberland, Portland, Me. Haro l d atbaniel Pol i s, 28 Relay Place, Stamford, Coon. George Albert Popper, 374 Wadsworth Ave., New York, . Y. Norman Lawrence Porter, Clinton, Me. Thoma Andrew Pursley, Jr., 1 09 W. Walnut Park, Boston, Ma .

Robert Cu h iog Dennison, Jr., 1 00 H igh St., outh Pari , Me. Thomas Webster Farnsw rth, Jr., 333 North Pleasant Ave., Ridgewood, . J. Orman Brown Fernandez, Jr., 76 outh Maio t., Old Town, Me. Abraham Thomas Ferris, 1 7 Temple St., Waterv i l l e, Me. R ichard Arthur Field, Hebron, Me. \X'1 l l iam Fink ldey, 1 0 1 Euclid Ave., Ha tings-on-H udson, . Y. Robert Maurice Gray, 5 4 Mapes Ave.,

utley,

amuel Dwight Howard, 1 27 We t Maio

ew Harbor, Me.

Paiz i Querim, 19 Myrtle St. Milford, Frank Seldon Quincy, Cli nton, Me.

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Sidney Jerome Rauch, 1 402 Ave. K., B rooklyn, . Y. Ronald Manson Reed, 8 Somerset Ave., Pittsfield, Me. Herbert Samuel Robinson, 1 6 1 West 7 5 th St., ew York, N . Y.

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t., Ware, Mass. Lyndon Al bert mal l, 3 Butler Court Watervi l le, Me. Al ton Leslie Stevens, 7 Hazelwood Ave., Watervil le, Me.

Meyer C hen Jacob , 3 9 Lane Park, B r ighton, Mas . George Henry Jahn, 2934 Valencia t., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Howard Raymond Johnson, 8 Pleasantdale Ave., Watervi l l e, Me.

\X i l liam Emmons Taylor, 56 Pleasant St., Mechanic Fal l , Me. Marc Jack Temmer, 283 GJenbrook Rd., Stamford, Conn.

I rving Erne t Liss, 1 1 Hobomark Rd., Quincy, Mass. John Martin Lomac, 12 Salem St., Portland, Me.

Louis Joseph Volpe, 8 3 West St., Quincy, Mas . Andrew Wat on, 50 Lincoln t., Laconia, N. H . Ernest Godfrey Weidul, 3 8 Farrington Ave., Dedham, M a s. Richard Tapley Wescott B l ueb i l l , Me. Donald C l i fford Whitten 9 Mohegan t., Watervi l le, Me.

Frederick Boulter McAlary, 2 1 6 Maio St., Watervi l l e, Me. James Renwick McCarro l l , 722 E. R idgewood Ave., R i dgewood, . J.

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Eil ene Phyl lis Alpert, 1 1 3 Palmer t ., ew Bedford, Ma Charlotte Brainder Arey 10 Edgell t., Gardner, Mas . M i l l icent Taylor Bol l ing, Marj rie Merry Brown, 3 2

Marjorie Alice McDougal, Han on t., anf rd, Me. Muriel Jane Mclellan, el hpool, Camp bell Js., . B., anada Ruth Al len Macdougal, 90 1 Main t., outh H i ngham, Mass. arah Horten e Martin, 2620 Puget ound Ave., o., Tacoma, a h. Dor thea Pri ci l i a Moldenke, 1 66 Par on Drive, Hemp tead, . Y. Kathleen Anne M naghan 46 River Ave. , Gardiner, Me.

H arold t . , H artf rd, onn. Man r Rd., D uglast n, . Y.

atal ie Ann Cou en , 3 Cobb

ee Ave., Gardiner, Me.

H i l da Pauline aterville, Me. Roo evelt Ave., uttin , Ardmore Ave., arolyn Elizabeth est B ylst n, Mass. Jeanette Elean r iel en, 3 2 Baldwin t., 'Waterbury, Conn.

Geraldine D lore Fenne sy, 149 Lexington Ave., Auburn, R. J . Diane Zanie Ferri , l Temple t., \Xlatervi l le, Me. E l i zabeth Ferrand Field, Hebr n, Me. Res a Yvonne Flewe l l i ng, R. F. D. 1, Ea t n, Me. Patricia E l izabeth F rd, 4 Mi l l t., Canaj harie, . Y.

Ethel Catherine Paradis, Keyes Cottage, H inckley, Me. Mary Anita Pooler, 2 1 Canabas Ave., Watervil le, Me. Thelma Marie Proctor, 8 Donald t., atervil le, Me.

Hope- jane G i l l i ngham, 1 26 herman t ., Portland, Me. Barbara tevens Grant, 75 Coleman Rd ., Wethersfield, C nn. Ruth Gra es, 58 Prospect t., Marblehead, Ma . Patricia Margaret Greg ry, 1 6 H igh t., Caribou Me. Anne W odruff Gwynn, 3245 Patter n, . W., Chevy Chase, D. C.

Mary Reynolds, 10

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atervil le, Me.

J icah Ruth hapiro 9 H i l lman t., ew Bedford, Mass. Eleanor Wilma mart, 2 68 Main t., \X'aterv il le, Me.

I abel Brady H arriman, 90 H ighland Ave. Gardiner, Me. Glenna Rosalie H artley, Bridgewater, Me. Madeleine Peyronel H i nckley, urry, Me. Ruth El len Howes, 24th and Van B u ren ts., Ph enix, Ariz. Jan Maud H u dson, 1 5 6 1 Bro klyn Ave., Brooklyn, . Y. Jane Book Lodge, Hawthorne Dr., Brandywine H i l b, Wilmington, Del .

na Tahmizian, 8 3 Coolidge t., B r okline, Mass. Hasmig Eli zabeth T bey, H igh t., Hampton, 1 . H. Beatrice Louise Trahan 44 e t B ritannia t., Taunton, Mas . Marion Jean Treglown River St., Plym uth, Mass. E l i zabeth Mary Tupper, 100 Townsend Ave., Boothbay Harbor, Me.

Ruby Louise L t t , 80 88th S t . , Brooklyn, . Y. Alice Thelma Lyman, 1 26 Dodge S t . , Beverly, Msss.

Phyl l i Myrtle Young, 1 2 Linden Rd., Melrose, Mass.

WOMEN'S

DIVISION

Frances H elena Barclay, '46, 5 5 Bridges Ave., Newtonville, Mass. Barbara Bayl is, '44, 1 5 Edgehi l l Rd., Providence, R. I . H elen M . Beck, '45, Royalton, Vt. Jane S. Bel l, '44, 2 3 1 Linden Ave., Westfield, N . ]. Patricia M. Berquist, '44, P. 0. Box 1 76, Stockholm, Me . Virginia A. Blair, '46, 36 Bentley Ave., Norwich, Conn.

Jean C. Adams, '45, 2 0 3 Main St., E l lsworth, Me. AJbertie M. Allen, '44, New Portland, Me. Dorothy Al len, '46, 2 2 2 Hemenway St., Boston, Mass. E l aine H . Anderson, '44, 80 Newton St., Hartford, Conn. Shirley May Armstrong, '46, 29 Circular Ave., Waterbury, Conn. Janice Austin, ' 46, 46 Summit, Fairfield, Me.

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STUDENT DIRECTORY Fern R . Falkenbach, '44, 1 1 7-88 St., B rooklyn N . Y. Jane F. Farnham, '45 16 Arnold P l . , orwich Conn . Katherine H . Faxon, '46, 3 1 Rosewood St., Mattapan, Mass. Jean H. Ferre l l , '44, 12 Dalton St. Watervi l le, Me. Geraldine Fleige, ' 46, 93 Parker Rd ., Wellesley, Mass. Florence M. Fontaine, '46 Pleasant St., Brownvi l l e Jct., Me. Anne E . Foster, '44, Porter H i l l , Middlebury Conn. Mary L. Fraser, ' 4 5 , 5 1 1 Bridge St., Westbrook Me. orma A. Frost, '45, 1 2 Marston Court, Waterv i l le, Me.

Barbara B . B laisde l l , ' 4 5 , 1 1 1 Elizabeth St., Hartford, C nn. Phoebe A. B l aisdel l , '44, ew Harbor, Me. Charlene F. B lance, '46, Winter Harbor, Me. Doris E . B lanchard, ' 4 5 , 2 7 Gordon St., Waterbury, Conn. Joyce H. Bolus, '46, 37 West St., Marblehead, Mass. Hazel l\L Brewer, ' 4 5 , 1 5 Silver St., Watervil le, Me. Mary E. Brewer, '46, 1 5 ilver St., Waterv i l le, Me. Virginia M. Brigg , ' 4 5 , S V2 Kelsey St., Waterv i l le, Me. Marguerite L. Broderson, '45 Sch ol St., Stockholm, Me. . Y. Georgia ] . B rown, ' 46, 2 6 Axtell Drive, Scarsdale, Virginia C. B rown, '46, 4 1 5 Beach Ave., Mamaroneck N. Y. Marilyn L. Bryant, '45, 1 2 0 BelviJere St., Lakeport, . H. Ruth H . Bubar, p., orth Vassalb r o Me.

Rae B . Gale, '45, 1 3 5 Ki rksta l l Rd., Newtonvil le, Mass. Cathleen E. Gal lagher '46 1 77 East 7 5 th St., New Y rk, . Y. Evelyn F. Gates, '44, 2 5 1 Silver Rd., Bangor, Me. Joan R. Gay, ' 4 5 , 8 I n ners P l . , Manhasset, N. Y . Thelma E . Gibers n , '46, Water St., Hartland Me. Marion R . Gibson, '46, 1 7 5 7 Washington St., Canton, Mass. Eli zabeth ]. Gi lman, '45, 2 8 Lake St., Abington, Mass. ancy G. Glover, '46, 11 Sheldon Pl., Watervil le, Me. Charlotte E. Goodrich, '45, Stonington, Me. Helen F. Gould, '45, 6 H artshorn Rd., \Xlalpole, Mass . Pri c i l i a A. Gould, Âˇ44 6 Hartshorn Rd ., Walpole, Mass. Barbara Griffiths, '44, 11 Boyden Ave., Beverly Mass. Adele R. Grindrod, '45 72 ewtown Ave. , orwalk, Conn. Louise K . Groves, '45, Smithfield, Me. Georgine D. G u l l i ford, '46, 9 Westland Ave., Saugus, Me.

Loui e Cal lahan, '44, 3 9 1 Puritan Rd ., Swampscott, Mass. Mary P. Cal lard, '46, Newtonvil le, Mass. Charlotte E. Carrington '46, 84 Pine St., Madison, Me. Helen l . Carson, '44, 526 Broadway, Paterson, N . ]. E l eanor P. Carter, ' 4 5 , 1 50 Cambridge St., Cambridge, Mass. E l i zabeth Chamberlain, ' 4 5 , 0 Brookside Drive, Greenwich, Conn . Dorothy Chel lman, ' 4 5 , 1 9 5 4 Col umbia R d . , N . W . , \X'ashington, D. C. Constance E . Choate, '46, Augusta Rd., R . F . D . 3, \X'aterv i l le, Me. Catherine Clark, '44, 22 Main St., Merrimac, Mass. ewton, Mass. Sylvia ]. Cohen, ' 4 5 , 5 4 E l lis Rd., West Taumi ] . Col lett, '45, 10 Remington St., Cambridge, Mass. Virginia A. Cone, '44, North Rd., Houlton, Me. Kathryn L. Conway, '45, 4 1 2 Kensington Rd., Ten H i l l s, Baltimore, Md. Ruth M. Corl is , '45, Sherman M i l ls, Me. Patricia A. Cotting, '45, 1 8 Smith Rd., Saugus, Mass. Florence E . Craig, '46, Greenv ille Junction, Me. ancy Curtis, '44, 4 1 9 Gras mere Ave., Interlaken, . ].

Virginia S. H a l l , '44, Van Horn St., Demarest, N. ]. Marion Hamer, ' 46, 64 St. There a Ave., W . Roxbury, Mass. Margaret Harper, '46 Brownv i l le Jct . , Me. Annabelle E. Henchey, ' 4 5 , Goose Rocks Beach, Biddeford, Me. Anita M. Herdigen, '46, 7 Platt Court Lawrence, Mass. Laura Deane Higgins, '46, Fitchburg, Mass. Priscil l a L. H iggins, '44, 65 Gray St., Portland, Me. Edith L. H i nckley, ' 4 5 , B l ueh i l l , Me. Cora E . Hol brook, '46, 18 Mt. Pleasant Sq., Randolph, Mass. A. Roberta Holt, ' 4 5 , Upper Main St., Clinton, Me. Dorothy J . Hol tman, '44, 5 6 1 6 Western Ave., Chevy Chase, Md. Virginia Howard, '44, 44 Whi ting Lane, W . Hartford, Conn . Katherine E . Howes, ' 4 4 , 2 4 t h a n d V a n B u ren S t . , Phoenix, Ariz.

onstance M. Daviau, '45 7 Western Court, Watervil le, Me. E l izabeth F. Day, '46, 28 Pleasant St., Skowhegan, Me. "omi C . Dick, '44, 53 Willow St., West Roxbury, Mass. Margery Dodge, '46, 9 Grafton St., Chevy Chase, Md. J une E. Donna, ' 43 , 29 Spruce St., Waterv i l le, Me. Joan B. Dougherty, '46, 10 Wensley Drive, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y . France E . Dow, ' 4 5 , 1 4 Main St., Fort Kent, Me. Ruth S. Dupeau, '46, 4 5 N . Bel fast Ave., Augusta, Me. Dorothy M . Dunham, '46, 276 Col l ins St. Hartford, Conn.

Evelyn M. Jackon, ' 4 5 , 3 1 8 Brower Ave., Rockvi lle Centre, N. Y. Ruth E. Jackson, ' 4 5 , R. F. D. 1 , Watervil le, Me. Janet S. Jacobs, ' 4 5 , 527 Ocean Ave., Portland, Me. Nancy ] . Jacobson, '46, 4 1 1 0 M i l i tary Rd., N . W., Washington, D. C. Anna L. Johnson, ' 4 5 , 1 1 Gordon Pl., Middletown, Conn.

E l eanor B. Eisberg, '44, Chase Farm, Sebago Lake, Me. E l iz abeth E . Emanuelson, '44, Monson, Me. Hope E . Emerson, '46, 1 0 3 Grove St., Augusta, Me.

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Augu ta lv f. John on, · 5 , Plea antd. le A e . , atervil le, Me. Roselle John on, · 6, Taunton t., Middleboru, Ma s. C rinne R. Jone , · , 2 1 1 Fairfield A e. Bridgeport, Marie Jone , ' 6, outh hina, Me.

Jean O'Brien. '46, hoate chool, all ingford, Conn. letticia F. O' Leary, · 6, Box 308, Fort Fairfield, Me. Margery R. Owen, · 5, 1 5 5 orth Ave. , Battle Creek, Mich. onn . Barbara Pattee, · 6, Larchmont Rd., alem Mass. Nancy Patti on, · , 4 1 9 Belm nt A e., Chicago, I l l . Loi Peter on, · , 1 1 Munjoy t . , Portland, Me. Barbara E. Phil brick, p., 2 1 cho I t., Augusta, Me. Loi R. Pinkham, · 5, Fort Kent, Me. Jo ephine M. Pitts, ·4 , Rockport, Me. Betty A. Riker, ' 6, ft. Tab r Rd., M rri Plai n , . ]. fary L. R bert , ' , T rway, Me. arah T. Robert , · 6, 2 H igh t. Ft. Fairfield, Me. H i lda 1. Rubert on, ' 6 60 C ral t., Haverhi l l , Mass. arol A. Robi n, · 6, 90 Colonial Rd., Providence, R. I . Ruth E. R o enberg, ' 6 , 1 9 Bel le ue Rd., Arl ington, Mass. Pearl J . Russakolf, · 5, 1 6 3 fain t. ater il le, Me. Barbara 6, 600 H uron Ave., Cambridge Mass.

t., \'('atervil le, Me. Cry ta! A. LaFleur, '4 6 , 12 Kennebec t., \X'aterv i l le }. [e. Luci l Je M. LaGa ei', · 2, Katahdin Ave., M i l l i nocket, Me. Margaret A. Lanca ter, '46, 5 200 Edm ndson A e., Baltimore, Md . Muriel E. Larrabee, ' 6, River i de t., Mi lo, Me. Janette 1 . Lasdon, '46. obbling R ck Farm, Katonwah, . Y. Anne Lawrence, ' 6, 1 1 Hooper t., Marblehe, d, Ma s. inche ter, }.la" . D rothy H . Leonard, ' , 3 Fletcher t., Ruth A. Lewin, · 6, Farmington, Me. 52 Hi lcr t Ave., Brockton , Ma A l ice A. Leyh ·4 Mary E. L hne , · 5, _2 ea t., orth eym uth, fa Loi C. Loudon. '46, 9 1 Pickwick Rd., W. _ ewton, Ma El ie C. Lo e, '46, 4 outh t., Red Bank, . ]. D ri E. Lyon ' 6, 9 Fore t t . , Pi ttsfield Me.

Joan i\l . t. Jame , · 5 , 9 5 Hi b land Ave., M i l l i nocket, Me. Dorothy . anford, ' 4 5 , 90 Ridge Blvd., Brooklyn, . Y. Elizabeth R. cal i e , · 6, 2 2 2 Liberty t . , Lowe l l , .Mass. Jeanne L. ellar, ' 6 2 6 Pine t., Dedham, Ma s. Mary C. e' el l, ' 6, 99 Main t., Lincoln, Me. M. Frances hannoo, ·44 838 ummitt Rd., r arbertb, Pa. ?-.fadel i ne herman, '46, Claremont, Ma s. Elizabeth kil l in, · 5, 3 Great \XI od Rd. Lynn Mass. Helen F. mal l , '45, Chapel t., Augu ta, Me. h irley P. mith, • 6, 55 Edgehi l l Rd . , Pr vidence, R. I . V i l a � L mith, · 5, Main t . , Mars H i l l , Me. ule, ' 5, 32 e tern Ave., Waterville Me. tanley, ' 4 5 , 1 4 5 Col lege Ave., \X'atervi l l e Me. teenJand. · 5, 2 Ea t Pal i ades B lvd .. Palisade Park, . J. Muriel C . terling, '45 , 1 3 3 Graham t . , Highland Park, . ]. Evelyn A. terry, ' 5 , 6 M t . Pleasant Ave. kowhegan Me. Emily M. tocking, · 5, \X'hite Oaks Rd., \'('i l l iamstown, .Ma . Mary L. trait, · 6, 1 P wderhouse Ter., Somervil le, Mass. Helen trau. , '46, 2 40 East 9th t., ew York, . Y. Gertrude R. zadziewicz '44, 2 ard St., Worce ter, Mass.

R i ta A. McCabe. ' 4 5 , 1 5 2 H unting H i l l A e . . Middletown Con n. Katherine R . McCarrol l ' 4 5 , 2 2 E. Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood, N. J . Jane E. McCarthy, '44, 465 Pro �ect t . , Methuen, Ma atervil le, Me. Elaine E . McQui l lao, '46, 49 B urleiah t., ater i l le, Me. Kathleen 1 . McQui l lan, '46, 49 Burleigh t., Loi F. Manning '46 304 \X . Earlham Terrace, Phi l adelphia, Pa. H pe E. Man field, ·4 , 4 Green t. Ipswich, Ma s. Muriel ] . Marker, ' 4 5, 16 Jerome Pl., pper Montclair, N . J. Lena E. Marsh, Sp., 4 Che t er t . , Pittsfield, Me. Shirley F . Martin, · 6, 2 06 Standish t., Hartford, Coon. E i leen A. Matteo, '44, 463 Broadway, Providence, R. 1. Kathleen E. Matteo, ' 4 5 , 463 Broadway, Pr vidence, R . J. Prisci l l a R. Mattoon, '46, 10 2 Main t. Pre que Isle Me. Vivian M. Maxwell '44, 2 Brooklyn Ave., aterville, Me. entworth Court, Waterv i l le, Me. Marj orie Merri l l '46, 2 Jane K . Mi les, '46, 2 5 2 Boardman St., Haverhi ll Mass. Glenyce S . Miller, '46, 33 Ticon ic St., Waterv i l le, Me. Janice B. Mil ls, '46, 2963 ichols Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Annabell E. Morris n, ' 4 5 , 5 3 2 Main St., B iddeford, Me. Mary B . Moult n, ·44 G uilford, Me.

Pri cil ia W. Tal lm an, '44, 46 Clarendon St. Cranston, R. I . Laura I . Tapia ' 4 5 , Box 9 8 , Panama, Republic af Panama orma J . Taraldsen, '46, Colchester Hal l, Scarsdale, . Y. Dori M. Tayl r, ' 4 5 M i l f r d Ave., B i ngham, Me. Jacquel ine Taylor ' 4 5 , 1 3 1 7 T St., . W., \Xia hington, D. C. Joyce A. Theriault, '46, Robbinston, Me. Florence L. Thompson, ' 4 5 , Box 98 Pri nceton, Mass. Sylvia 1. Thyng, '46, Main St., Springvale, Me. Priscilla l Tibbetts, '46, Rangeley, Me. Lois Ti l l i nghast, '44, Central V i l l age, Conn. Ramona Tower, ' 4 5 , 7 H igh St., E. Peppere l l , Mass.

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Lydia J . Tufts, '45 , 4 3 B road St. Oneida, . Y. orma 1 . Twist · 6, 36 anger Ave., Waterv i l le, Me. Lucile D. Upton, '44, 5 i lson Park, Watervi l le, Me. Mil dred T. pton, '46, 5 'iX'ilson Park, ater i l l e Me. Anna R . Van Middle worth, "46, 5 Griffin P l . 'iX'anamassa J. Marcia \X'ade, '44, 19 ashington t . , ewton Lower Fal ls, 11ass. Lottie 'iX'anageJ, "44, R . F. D. 4 I orwich, Conn.

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Robert H. Brunel l , 44 1 26 H igh, Gardner, Mas . . Vas alboro Me. Joseph B. B u bar, '44, Thoma \Xf. B urke, ' 4 5 , 1 2 1 Graham t., H ighland Park, . J. Robert B u rt, '4 , 21 H igh t . , r ewport, Me. Tbeod re B uyniski, '46 1 1 8 Vernon St., Worcester, Mass. Harry Calahan, '46, ummit St., orwood . J. John C. Calahan, '44, Summit t., I orwood, . J. Corne l i u Callaghan, J r . , '44, Hawthorne Rd. E ex Fal l , J. J o h n T. Cal lahan, ' 4 4 4 a l l i ngford R d . , B righton, Mass. John Carman, · 6, 70 Perham t. Farmington, Me. Philip M. Caminiti, '44, 5 2 Columbus Ave. Waltham, Mass. Edward Carey, '46, 1 087 Townsend A e., 1 ew Haven, Conn. Charles Carpenter '46, 1 89-30 1 1 6 Ave., t. A l bans, . Y. Herbert Carpenter, 71 Ro e Ave., Tuckahoe, N . Y. Mancon Carter, '46, 1 1 Tower t., Teedham Heights, Ma s. Philip T. Casey, '44, 3 1 4 Spring St. Portland, Me. Herbert Cate , '46, E. Vassalboro, Me. David A. Choate, '45, R . F. D. No. 3, atervi l l e, Me. Ralph C. Col lazzo, '45 28 Frankl in t. oburn, Mass. Edward Cook, '46, York Harbor, Me. Robert Cook, '46, 347 Manning t., eedham Ma Edward Coughlin '46, Baker St., Clinton, Me. Robert Cough l in, · 6, 149 Water St., Oakland, Me. Charles Cousins, '46, 24 Cottage St. Bar Harbor, Me. Thomas A . Coyne, '4 , 24 1 Congre s St., Portland, Me. atervi l le, Me. Richard Crocker, '46, R. F. D. I o. 1, Gordon A. Crook, '45 1 3 5 ummer t., ew Bedford, . Mass. i l l iam A. Crowther ' 4 5 , 1 74 Quaker Ridge Rd., Manhasset, . Y. Jo epb F. Crozier, '45, 31 Taylor St., Portland, Me. John Curley, '46 2 5 Cherry t., Holyoke Ma . Al lan P. Currier, '45 504 Grove St. Ha erh i l l , Ma .

0'1'- en Bailey, ' 5, 4 Mt. Vernon Ave., Melro e Mass. Henri Bal l, · 5, 25 Lee t. Lincoln, Me. Lowel l E. Barnes, '45 East ebago, Me. Ruland J . Barriault, '44, 5 4 King t., atervil le, Me. C. Wil on Barry, · 6, 23 Ansonia St., Hartford, Conn. Robert . Barton, ' 5 , Main t., Lincoln, Me. Robert Bedig, '46, 64 Douglas Rd ., Belmont, Mass. W i l l iam T. Belger, ' 4, 285 Ft. ashington A e., ew York, . Y. Rober Bessey, '46, 4 Morri l l Ave., atervil le, Me. George B i l l ingham "46, 84 Lincol n A e., inchendon Ma . W i l l iam B i l l ingham, '46, 84 Linco ln A e., inchendon, Mass. Ed ard G. Bi rdsey, ' 4 5 , Rockfa l l , Conn. Beverly Booth, '44, 2 34 Jackson t., ewton Center, Ma s. Phi l l ip Boyne, ' 46, 5 Green, Houlton, Me. Edgar B raff, '46, 1 42 Cotton t., ewton, Mass. Ralph . Braudy ' 44, 1 066 Pleasant St., ew Bedford, Mass. Robert B rennen, '46, 99 Alden t., Ru el B rown, '46, 4602 Fourth Washington, D . C . R u sel l E . Brown, ' 44, 71 Ocean t., Dorche ter, Ma s.

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il fred Granger, '46, 1 2 Flagg t. Worce ter, Mass. �'inn Ave., Clinton, Me. Mark Grant, '46, Ray B. Green, Jr., '4 5 , 17 Prince t., eedham, Mas . Arnold Gros man '45, 1 0 1 Floyd t., D rchester Mass. Richard D. Gruber, '45, 1 59 Holme Ave., Glenbrook, Conn.

aterville Me. Robert Daggett, ' 6 , O Pleasant t., Robert Davidson, · 6, 94 Monr e t., Dedham, .Mas . Alexander E. Dembkowski, '4 , 6 Jeffer on Ave., Chel ea, Ma s. , 4 1 1 hawmut Ave., Bo t n, Ma s. l ui M. Deraney, · John A. D dd, ' 5 . 1 9 Park t., Thoma ton, Conn. Calvin D Ian, ' 6, 96 e mith t . , Lawrence, Ma s. Robert Donahue, ' 6, B x 1 5 , Vanceboro Me. atervil le, .Me. Frederick M. Drumm nd ' , 4 Heath t., Charles A . Dudley, '45, �r. 1 r in t., Oberl in, 0. Denni Dunn, '46, 4 1 - 3 Frame Pl., Flu hing L . I . Richard Dunphy, '46 3 9 River t., Hoult n , .Me. . J. t., R ichard Durso, '46, 5 36-3 Getchell Bernard Dutil le, · 6

mer et Ave., Pittsfield, Me. Mar hal l Hamm nd, '46, l Frank E. Hancock, · 5, Cape Teddick, .Me. Charle Hanni an, ' 4, myrna t., Houlton, Me. Floyd L Harding, · 5 , Al bion, Me. Perry H arding, · 6, Box 1 02 , An on, Me. Franci Heppner, ' 6, 55 . �'hitney t., Hartf rd, Conn. George E. Heppner, '4 5 , 55 . Whitney t., Hartford, Conn . Ralph �' - H i l ton, · , Damarisc tta Mil ls, Me. Clau F. H i nck, I I I , · 5, 1 50 Montclair Ave., . ]. Montclair, Thurber E. H It, ' 5 , 5 Fi rer t., Fort Fairfield, Me. amuel H rne '46, 3 Pro pect t., Robert D. Hort n, '45, 1 4 chool t.. atervil le, Me. . Howard, '44, Frederick Greenwich, C nn. Paul R. H uber, · 5, 53 ummer t., augus, lvfas . Eugene A. Hunter, '45, 9 Judd t., Pre que I le, Me. Wi l l iam H urley, '46, 1 1 3 Bridge t., Augusta Me. ind or, l\>fe. Elwin F. Hu sey, '4 , Wil l iam H u tches n, '44, 30 Gibson St., eedham Mass. Peter Igara hi, '44, Apt . 3 I -D Tulelake Pro pect, ewell, Cal .

ater il le, Me. Eaton · 5 , 55 i l ver t., aterv i l l e, .Me. Economu, 4, 1 99 Co llege Ave., arbeth, Pa. Ehrl ich, '45, 1 0 3 6 Montgomery Ave., F. E l l i ngw d, Jr., '45, 3 Ru sel l A e. t. John bury, Vt. Albert I. E l l is, '44, Watervil le, Me. Hort n Emerson, '46, B l uehill, Me. W. Merritt Erner on, Jr., '45, 1 3 1 tate t., Bangor, .Me. orman Epstein, ' 6, 1 38 Elm t. Worce ter Mass. Arthur Efth im Arnold Eugene

Ronald Farkas '46, 1 1 8 York Ter., Br okli ne, .Ma s. Rus ell Farnsworth, '46, 1 5 0 Linc In t., M i l l i nocket, .Me. Everett ]. Felker, Jr., '4 5 , R. F. D. o. 1 , Br oks, Me. Richard R. Fellows, '45, 4 5 Ohio r, .Me Deeb Ferri , '46, Bridge t., . Vassalb ro, Me. l ui Flemming, '46, 53 Howard t., Holyoke, Ma Francis Fol ino, '46, 24 orth Beacon Ct., Watertown, Mas . John French, '46, 17 York St., Revere .Mass. Harold Friedman, ·45 1 5 8 .Morningside Rd., Worcester, .Mass. Stanley F. Fro l io, '44, 279 Plymouth St., Abington, .Mas . H a rold D. Frost, '45, 1 2 Marston Ct., Waterv i l le, Me.

John I I ley, · 6, I ndian H i l l Blvd., Clarem n t, Cal. John Ive , '46, 1 0 Thornton Rd., eedham Ma s. Richard B. I rvine, '43, 49 Farmington Ave., �I. Hartford, Conn. Elmer Jacek, '46 3 2 3 6 Br adway, Pittsburgh, Pa. Andrew Jackson, '46, 150 Prospect St. Providence, R. I. Mitchel l C. Jaworski '44, 105 M i l l bury St., Worce ter, Mass. Laughlin B. Jennings, ·44 1 4 1 Congress t., Portland, Me. Donald M. Johnson, '44, 16 Hodges Ave., . Quincy, Mass. Cyril Joly, '46, 2 3 7 .Main St., Waterv i l le, Me. Richard . J nes, '44, 27 Burleigh St., Watervi l le, Me. Harold S. Joseph, '44, 149 Main St., Fairfield, Me.

Pau l G. Gaffney, '45, 81 Warburton St., Fal l River Mass. Peter Gianacopolos, '46, 4 5 McKinley Ave., Norwich, Conn. Edwin S. Gibson, '45, Stearns H i l l , West Paris, Me. Charles Gilman, Sp., 8 Bartlett St., Watervi l le, .Me. Arnold A. Glassman, '44, 1693 Putnam Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. George D. Godfrey, '44, 38 Upper Beverly H i l ls, W . Springfield, .Mass. Edward Goldberg, '46, 17 West St., Watervi l l e, Me. Richard D. Goodridge, ' 44, Canaan, Me. Lyman Gould, '46, 220 East 1 8th St., Brooklyn, N . Y. W i l liam H. Graf, '44, 28 Warwick Rd., Melrose, Mass. W i l liam F. Graham, '45, 27 ledgelawn Ave., Bar Harbor, Me.

. Y. Robert E . Kah n, '44, 15 West 8 l st St., ew York, Jordan Kaplan, '46, 8 Courtland P l . , South orwalk Conn. Lawrence S. Kaplan '45, 21 Col umbia Rd., Dorchester, Mass. Frank Kastner, '46, Apt. 1 1 Elmcrest Ter., Norwalk, Conn. Arthur Katz, '46, 3 1 8 E. Main St., Avon, Mass. Gerald Katzman, '46, 573 Weeamoc St., Fall River, Mass. Ralph L. Kaufman, '44, 146 Nichols St., Everett, Mas . ewbridge Ave., Woburn, Mass. Thomas Koines, Jr., '45, 1 1 Donald Kelly, '46, 5 Park P l . , Watervi l le, .Me. Charles Kramer, '46, 94 Park Ave., North Adams, Mass.

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STUDENT DIRECTORY G il man Lane, Sp., 2 1 Madison Ave., Madison, Me. Robert Latham, '46, 3 1 Brookhouse Dr., Marblehead Mass. Donald G . Leach '45 4 Locust St., Madison, Me. Hal ton 0. Lenentine, '45, Troy, Me. Edgar Lenk, ' 46, Alden Manor Phi ladelphia, Pa. Arthur Le ek, '46 8 5 Knox St., Lawrence, Mass. Herbert H. Levenson, ·45 3 Deering Rd. Mattapan, Mas . Harry 1. Leven, '44, 1 1 Gibbs St., B rookl ine, Mass. Stanley H. Levine, ·44 6 Woodmere Rd., Stamford, Conn. George H . Lewald '4 5 , 36 Taylor St., South B raintree, Mass. Jerome T. Lewis ' 4 5 , 47 Parker St., Cambridge, Mass. Thoma E . Linzee, · 4 5 , 848 Beacon t. Bo ton, Mass. Calvin D. Lip ton, ' 4 5 , 7 M iddle St., Winthrop, Me. Mar h Loane, '46, Gui lford, Me. V i to F. Longo ' 4 5 , 42 Water St., \Xi akefield, .Mas . James Lott, ·46, 80-88 St.. B rooklyn, . Y. Charles W . Luce, '44 Green i l le J unction, Me. Robert Lucy, Jr., '45, 304 Adams St., Milton Mass. James Lundin, ·46, 563 Plymouth St., Abington Mass. Ronald D. Lupton, 44, 2 1826 1 39 Ave. , Springfield Gd ., . Y. Da i d Lynch '46, 6 Thoreau S t . Cone r d , Mass.

Dominic ista, '46, 5 3 H umphrey St., E. Weymouth, Mass. Phi l l ips Pierce, '46, 1 40 Plne St., Portland, Me. Thomas P. Norton, '44, 9 Glendower Rd., Ros lindale, Mass. Phi l ip E. utting, '45, 3449 H olmes Ave., S . , Minneap l is, Minn. i l l iam I �1e, '46, 90 Main St., Fai rfield Me.

John . McCallum, '44, 65 Congress St., Portl and, Me . Howard McCartney, '46 1 2 0 W. Park Dr., Watertown, .Y. John McDonald, '46, 2 2 St. Jerome Ave . Holyoke, Mass. Robert MacDonald, '46, 17 Folsome St., Madison, Me. Wilbur Mcintyre, '46, B l uehi l l , Me. Alva . McDougal, '44, Hanson St., Sanford, Me. George H. McKay, '44, 5 Sunnyside Park, Saugus, Mass. George MacPhelemy, '46, 35 Dunbar St., Abington, Mass. W i l l iam Malkiel, '46, 1 2 9 C l i nton Rd. Brook l i ne, Mass. Richard J. Marcyes, '45, 3 Snow St., Bar Harbor, Me. John Marsh, '46, 1 08 Stewart St., ew B ri tain Conn. Joseph A . Marshal l '44, 1 9 Edward St., Waterv i l le, Me. al ter Matthews, '46, 42 W inter St., ·watervil le, Me. 'iX'alter B . Maxfield, '44, 493 Chancery St., ew Bedford, Mass. Paul E. Merri.fiel d, '44, 35 Oak St., Springvale, Me. orman Meyer , '46, 1 1 W i l low St. Norwalk, Conn. Richard Michaelson, '46, 248 H a m i l ton Ave., tamford, Conn . Thomas M il lett, '46, 98 Riverdale St., W. Springfield, Mass. Robert Mil l s, '46, 3 Fish Rd., Saugus, Mass. Edmund H. Miselis, ' 4 5 , 6 H igh St., Chelsea, Mass. amuel V. Monaco, '45 , 4 1 Devereux St., Marblehead, Mass. Edward Moriarty, '46, 446 Maple St., Holyoke, Mass. Kenneth A. Morton, ' 4 5 , 53 Russe!J Park, Quincy, Mass. John W. Mo es, '44, Appleton I nn, Watervi l le, Me. Paul F. Murray, '43, 16 Mad i on Ave., North Anson, Me.

Kenneth L. Quimby, '45, 73 Benton Ave., Winslow Me.

Joseph Page, '46, 6 Carey Lane, Watervil le, Me. Ralph P. Fal l in, '45, 103 Heard St., Chelsea, Mass. Sydney L. Paris, '45, 18 Pulaski St. Stamford, Conn. Arthur Parsons, '46, 1 6 School St., Waterv i l le Me. Richard Parson , '46, 16 School St., Watervi l l e, Me. Gordon Paterson, '45 590 Ft. Washington Ave., ew York N . Y. Edward . Perkins, ' 4 5 , 1 0 Lawrence St., Watervi l le, Me. Ph i l l i p Peterson, '46, 1 9 Pine St., Portland, Me. endell F . Ph i l l ips, Jr., '44, 49 Clark Rd. Revere, Mass. Raymond Pierce, '46, 7 5 Tewton Ave., W. Springfield, Mass. Edward Pniewski , '46, 249 Frankli n St., ew Haven Conn. John E . Poi rier, '44, 11 Pleasant St., Fort Kent, Me. Robert Pratt, '44, 44 Coyenne St., 'ltl . Springfield Mass. Paul N . Prince, '44, 1 1 2 0 Frankl i n St., Melrose, Mass.

Maylord Rabinowi tz '46 6 Edwards St., Watervi l le, Me. R ichard Rabner, '45, 2700 Grand Concourse, B ronx, . Y . C. Richard S. Reid, '44, 204 Pierce Rd., Weymouth, Mass. W i l l iam A. Reifel, '44, 3 4 1 1 Cambridge, Detroit, Mich. Garrett, V. Ridgley '45, 71 H ighland St., Boston Mass. Alden D. Ridley, '44, 1 1 04 Enfield St., Thompsonvi l le, Conn. Robert H . Riefe '44, 1 8 1 Plank Rd., Waterbury, Conn . Winson Rippon, '46, 70 Pacific St., Lynn, Mass. Eldon Risser, '46, 48 Patterson St., Augusta, Me. David Roberts, ·44 3 0 Pleasant St., Fort Kent, Me. Harold S. Roberts '45, 39 Pleasant St., Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Dana I. Robimon, '45, 1 44 Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass. ' Herbert S. Robison '44, 1 6 1 We t 7 5 th St., ew York, . Y. Fred E . Rogers, '45, Fairfield, Me. Robert Rogers, '46, York Beach, Me. Henry V. Rokick i, '44, 47 1 Cambridge St., Cambridge, Mass. Ernest Rotenberg, '46, 1 0 3 Park St., Attleboro, Mass. Ronald M . Roy, '45 , Belgrade Rd., Oakland, Me. Pasquale Rufo '46, 1 94 Rumford St., Concord, . H. A ustin Ryder, '46, 8 2 Church St., North Attleboro, Mass. Edward Sal tzberg '44, 28 North Main St., Ipswich, Mass. Richard D. Sampson, '44, 7 Fairview Ave., Augusta, Me. Charles Sanborn, '46, 7 Cleveland Ave. Hartford, Conn. Allan Samec, '46, 2 9 5 Fort W as h i ngton Ave., New York, N . Y.

E lias R . Nawfel, '44, 229 Mai n St. Waterv i l le, Me. Michael M. awfel , '45, 3 Morr i l l Ave., Waterv i lle, Me.

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The Fairfield Creamery Co .

B ranch, Bangor R oofing & S heet Metal Co.

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Whole ale and Retail

ll1ade in all forms and flavors Fai rfield , Maine

Where Friends Meet!

Pine Tree Gift Shop 17

Grondin's Sanitary Cleaners and Dyers, Inc.

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F O R A L L OCCA S I O N S Call U s f o r Y o u r

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Corsage

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One of Cen tral 111aine's Leading Departm e n t Stores

Emery Brown Comp an y

R O LLIN S -D UNHAM C O MPANY

Local l y Owned and O perated B y Local People

Hardware Dealers A Store with a L o ng Record of D E P E N DA B L E Q U A L I TY B ETT E R STYLE S H O N E ST VA L U E S

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Spring Brook Ice and Fuel Company

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Fuel and Range Oil 12

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Cloverdale Farm s

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Harris Baking Company

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MONTGOMERY W A RD & CO.

Better Bread

CAKE - D O U G H

TFI T TE R S

For h o m e and family

8 1 MAI Retail and W/iolesa!e

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Fairfield Publishing Co mpany T H E GALLA H A D P R E S S

Pure D rugs and Chem icals S pecial

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G o o d Food t h e Way Yo u L ike It A t

pARKS' DINER

H a rt- chaffner and M a rx Clothe

STREAMLINE BOWLING ALLEYS

W ate:rville Steam Lannd:ry

Eig h t of the m ost beautifu l A lleys i n ll1aine 1 5 7 MA I N ST R E ET OTTO LARSE

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Evelï¿½n Cardin Ladies' Specialty S h o p +2 MA I N S T R E E T \VA.T E R V I L L E , M A I T E

1 0 SOUTH STREET

Phone 3 9+-W

Tel . 428W

Shriro's Economy Market Te l e p h o n e s

1 4 6 6 - 1 46 7

1 02 M A I N S T R E E T

Redington and Com p an y H o m e Furnishings of Q u ality

7 S I LV E R S T R E E T WATERVI L L E , M A I N E

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Lawry Brothers Company

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Fai rfiel d , Maine

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The Elmwood Special Ban quet Facilities T h e lead ing hote lin a p rog res i e city

Harland B. Hussey GE

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H o m e o f the fam ous Pin e Tree Tavern and Blue R o o m

Com plim ents

Harold W. Kimball Co.

lllfill and Con tractor Supplies

L. TARDIFF

60 T E M PL E S T R E ET

JEWELER

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