The Colby Oracle 1956 by Colby College Libraries

ORACIï¿½E 1956 The Y earhook. of Colby College Waterville, Maine

Compiled and edited by David H. Mills, assisted by Janice S. Klem and the following staff: JAMES M. MURNIK STEPHEN w. HAYES GRACE E. BEARS BARBARA L. HUNTER RICHARD H. BERNS KATHERI E D. SFERES MARY E. DANFORTH JANET L. NORDGREN GERALD L. SILVERSTEIN ALLYN H. POWELL BENJAMIN M . PHILBRICK MELVIN B. DUNN BARBARA L. RUBIN ELEANOR R. DUCKWORTH

Business Manager Layout Editor Photography Editor Assistant Photography Editor Staff Photographer Copy Editor Editorial Coordinator Senior EJitors Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editors Art Editor Circulation Editor

HENRY L. CoHE

Office Manager

R. MARK BENBOW

Faculty Consultant

CONTENTS

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STAFF

FOREWORD

DEDICATION

HISTORY

FACULTY

ACTIVITIES

SORORITIES

FRATERNITIES

SPORTS

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SENIORS

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ADS

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STUDENT DIRECTORY

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

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FOREWORD

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CARL JEFFERSON WEBER has perhaps done more than any other person to establish Colby College in the world of scholarship. Dming his curatorship, the Edwin Arlington Robinson Treasure Room has become widely known as a valuable repository of literary and historical material. Along with the duties of cmator and teacher, Doctor Weber has been instrumental in the publications of the Colby College Press and is the editor of the Colby Library Quarterly. In dedicating this ninetieth issue of the Oracle to Doctor Weber, the staff, acting f or the student body, wishes to express its gratitude to him f or his tireÂ less efforts on the behalf of literature and of Colby.

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E . P o w e r B ig g s poke and played in Lorimer on the Walcker Organ.

Spring of 19 55 at Colby was characterized by the burs t of activity which always arrives ·with that season. Winter's numbing lethargy left the Colby mind sooner than it left the campus. The first sign of this was the Greek Sing. Shirt-sleeved fraternities and sweater and-skirt sororities sang in the cool shade of the library on one of those damp evenings which typifies the Colby spring. The first prizes in respective groups were awarded to the Delta Delta Delta sorority and the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. The recordings of the Colby-Eight and the Colbyettes, new undertakings by both of these groups, met with approval, evident from the reaction to the familiar songs heard in the Spa for several days. The Powder and Wig presentation of two of Lillian Hellman's plays, "The Little Foxes" and "Another Part of the Forest'', was the first repertory production given at Colby. Long-range efforts to bring Robert Frost to Colby were finally successful, and, during that same week, Al Capp, originator of L'il Abner, was scheduled to speak at the all-college banquet. Like Aesop's hare and tortoise, the weather caught up with the enthusiasm of the student body and soon surpassed it. However, on Johnson Day, the two were side by side, and the amateur agriculturists matched the tem perate day with their energy and accom[ 14]

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Charles A. Sprague of the Oregon Statesman and winner of the 19 55 Lovejoy award.

Francis Keppel, Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, opened the Averill Lecture series. As the students finally acclimated themselves to the schedule of classes and activities, the college community settled into the diverÂ sified routine of the Fall semester. The usual gratifying attendance at the Air Force Reserve Officer's Training Corps Military Ball, not necessarily an indication of the spirit behind such a turn-out, was proportionally equal to the number of students, faculty members, and Waterville people who heard Mary Ellen Chase speak on C(The Poetic Imagination" in the Women's Union. M ay Craig, of the Portland Press Herald, proved to be another stimulating speaker in a semester which was surprisingly lacking in that medium of education. As the holiday season approached, the Outing Club, fresh from its earlier ventures into the Hinterlands, offered The Hayseed Hop, an Autumn Sadie Hawkins dance, and, on the bibliophilistic side, the Library Associates met in the Treasure Room for an entertaining examination of Colby's new rare acquiÂ sitions. In view of the "importance of college faculties in preserving America's freedom, as well as the fact that faculty salaries have failed to increase as rapidly as the cost of living" , the Ford Foundation awarded a grant of five hundred thousand dollars to Colby as one of several other colleges receiving similar grants. The award came as a result of the Ford Foundation's inspection of Colby and her modus operandi the preceding year.

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Oscar Wilde's Salome, a production of the Modern Dance Club in conjunction with Powder and Wig, proÂ vided a contrast to the latter organization's production of Murder in the Cathedral of Thomas Stearns Eliot. A touring group prGsented three famous tea scenes to central M aine clubs and organizations. Spring vacation meant early release for the traveling Glee Club, which, under Mr. Re's direction, presented a concert in Town Hall. The program was a varied one, including three Shakespeare songs by R. Vaughn Williams and a rare Mozart mass. The disappointment caused by a most unfortunate football season in the Fall was somewhat lessened by a succesful basketball season, although a loss to Bates came as a surprise. The Alfond Hockey Rink, opened earlier in the year, proved to be immensely popular, and hockey was on its way to becoming a major Colby sport. Spring Convocation featu red Jack Levine, whose pictures were on exhibition in the library, along with other celebrities, in a week of lecture and discussion. "The Rediscovery of the Individual" brought an intellectu al air to a campus which so often seemed to be lacking any semblance of scholarly pursuit and endeavor. The winter had proved to be long, and the change of season was as usual, lingering. Gym classes and stuÂ dents finally moved out of doors into the mild breeze of the Hill, and the pond became another Walden to the undergraduate Thoreaus who brought books, blankets, and radios with them. Final examinations meant another summer interim for many and a closing of four years at Colby for others, who now looked forward to graduate school, military service, summer jobs, and, in some cases, marriage.

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On July 1, 19 42 , Julius Seelye Bixler took office as Pres ident of Colby College. Formerly, he was professor of Theology at Harvard Divinity School, serving as acting dean on two occasions. Dr. Bixler graduated from Amherst in 1916 . He spent the following year in India studying at a missionary school. Later, he continued his theological work at a missionary college of an American university in Beirut, Syria. He did further graduate work at Harvard and Yale. Dr. Bixler was a member of the faculty of Smith Col lege for nine years with one year spent on research work in Germany. In 19 33, he joined the Harvard faculty. President Bixler is the author of Religion for Free Minds, Conversations with an Unrepentant Liberal, A Faith that Fulfills and other books on philosophical and theological subjects. He is a former president of the American Theological Society. He has received degrees from Amherst, Harvard, Brown, Bowdoin, Wesleyan and other colleges. President Bixler is a life member of the board of trustees at Amherst and is also a trustee at Radcliffe, and the International College of Beirut, Syria. He serves as a member on the board of directors of several colleges.

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MUSIC-Peter Re and Ermanno F. Comparetti

CLIFFORD H. B R "E Clia11lai11 of Colby Coll "l

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ALFRED K. CHAPMAN Head of the E nglish De partment

CARL J. WEBER Roberts Professor of English and Curator of the Edwin Arlington Robinson Trea ure Room

E NGLISH Seated: Carl J. Weber, John J . Iorio, Richard C. Harrier, Alice P. Comparetti, Lee S. Baier, John H. SutherÂ land, Carlin T. Kindilien, F . Celand Witham . Standing: J ames Oliver, R. Mark Benbow, Richard Cary. -

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RELIGIO -PHILOSOPHY-Seated: John A. Clark, J. Seelye Bixler. Standing: Peter Coffin, Clifford H. Os borne, Richard C. Gilman.

HISTORY-GOVER IE T-Clifford J. Berschneider, Harold B. Raymond, K. Frederick Gillum, David H. Grubbs, David G. Bridgman.

K. FREDERICK GILLUM Acting Head of the History Government Department

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First Row: L. Powers, S. 1ill�r, J. J ubins!<Y-Vice Pres., R. Raymond-Pres., D. Rice-Treas., E. Ewing, N. Hanson. Second Row: D. �obson, �· Jones, M. �erkms, J. Martin, R. Rasmussen, M. Goodman, Jvf. Papalia, J. Huebsch, l'\l. Seaver, 1. Lawrence, T. LaV1gne. Third Row: G. Picher, M. Remington, B. Hom, R. Phillips. Absent: J. Williams-Sec.

STU DENT GOVERNMENT Student Government, headed by Bob Raymond, John Jubinsky, Joan Williams and Don Rice, has worked this year to improve all phases of student life and activity. Freshman Hazing was more impressive and successful in its first year under Student Govern ment jurisdiction, and, thanks to the hard-working Planning Com mittee, Campus Chest reached its goal again this year. Improvements were made in the women's mail system by the installation of separate mail boxes in the four dorms and in library study conditions by the stopping of tlu·ough-tra:ffic through the Reserve Room. Several new campus organizations were supported by Student Government, including the Forensic Society, the Freshman Cheer ing Squad, and the Sigma Theta Psi Fraternity. Colby Student Government played host in March to the Maine Intercollegiate Student Government Association with a confer ence entitled, "World Citizenship and the Liberal Arts School. " Delegates from the four Maine colleges and many visitors enjoyed stimulating discussions, panels, and speakers. [ 42 ]

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WOMEN'S STUDENT LEAGUE Seated: F. Wren, . Hubbard, J. Kimball-Vice Pres., J . Pratt-Pres., R. Rowe-Treas., E. Ewing -Corr. Sec. , N. Hansen. Standing: J. Lary, M. Perkins, J. Huebsch, S. Whittlesey, B. Scott, J. Vaughn. Absent: E. Bigelow-Rec. Sec., M. Seaver, K. Kies.

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HONORARY SOCIETIES

Sigma Pi Sigma, Delta Phi Alpha, and Phi Sigma Iota are the three honorary societies at Colby for those who have shown outstanding achievement in cer tain fields of scholarship. Sigma Pi Sigma is for physics students; Delta Phi Alpha for those inter ested in the German language and culture; and Phi Sigma Iota is a society for French and Spanish students.

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CAP AND GOWN

Election to Cap and Gown or to Blue Key is the highest non-scholastic honor that can be attained by an under-graduate at the end of his or her junior year. Those chosen by the graduating members are tapped at the annual Recognition Assembly in May. While Student Government handles affairs of legislation and policy, Blue Key and Cap and Gown are responÂ sible for the management of all official social functions, from Freshman Week and Johnson Day to President's Convocation, teas, official gatherings, and banquets. Working together as one group, Cap and Gown and Blue Key seek to perform those functions which will benefit the entire campus.

Mr. Bryan, D. Kupersmith, J. J ubinÂ sky, J. Chatfield, R. Raymond, D. Van Alien, R. Zullinger, Dr. Bixler.

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First Row: Mr. Re, J. Ludwig, R. Peppe, K. Rojanavongse, R. Hakes, F. Hammond, J. Whitman, P. �lerrill, R. Arthur -Vice-President, S. Painter, D. Hoyt. :-:iecond Row: C. Lopez, J. Wiley, S. l'vlacDonald, G. Poor, R. Brown, D. Trevett, J. Redmond, J . Turner, K. Arnett, R. Lockwood, A. Gengras, P. I ves . Third Row: D. Yett, P. Schultz, J. Keal, P. Price, B. Rhodes, J. Dyson, G. Hagerman, N. McCracken, N. Stinneford, J. Smith. Fourth Row: D. M ills, R. Thomson, A. Gold schmidt, R. Seavey, B. Montgomery, B. MacDonald, F. Barnes-President, E. Greppin.

COLBY COLLEGE GLEE CLUBS

The Colby Glee Club has succeeded in presenting a full and varied program during the past yeaJ:, made possible by the enthusiastic leadership and sensitive direction of Peter Re. On December 4th, despite a snow storm, a small group selected from the glee club went to Poland Springs to give a half hour Christmas program over television. The entire glee club joined in a chorus of three-hundred voices in the annual Messiah Con cert at Bowdoin on December 10 th. Other participating choruses were: Colby Junior, Westbrook Junior, Brunswick Choral Society, and Brunswick High School Chorus. The chorus was under the direction of Frederic Tillotson and was accompanied by a thirty piece orchestra. The follow ing night the Bowdoin Glee Club and Colby Glee Club presented sele(tions from Messiah in the Christmas Concert in Lorimer Chapel, with Colby students as soloists. The highlight of the year was the ambitious program prepared by the travelling glee club. Selections were: Mczart's "Vesperae Solennes de Confessore, " K.339; three Renaissance madri gals, "Echo Song" by Orlando di Lasso, "Moro Lasso" by Carlo Gesualdo, and "Revecy Venir du Printans" by Claude le Jeune; two choruses from Messiah; Vaughn Williams' "Three Shakes peare Songs" ; "Six Chansons" by Paul Hindemith; "Psalm 150 " by Anton Bruckner; and "Col biana", a medley of Colby songs arranged by Peter Re. This program was presented in Hartford on March 2 2nd and in Town Hall in New York City on the 2 4th. Last year's concert with the Portland Symphony Orchestra was well received, and the glee club was invited for a return engagement on April 18. A selection by Mozart presented in com memoration of the two-hundredth anniversary of his birth was directed by Richard Burgin, the conductor of the Portland Symphony Orchestra. [ 52 ]

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Front: M r. Re. First Row: J. Bray, U. Draper, N. Williamson, J. Cronk, K. Evans. Second Row: P. Martin, A . Jefferson, J . Shaw, M. Lermond, P . Ruker, D. Tasker. Third Row: L. Wade, A. Lowery, N. Miller, L . Johnson. Fourth Row: B. Preston, N. Hansen, S. Painter. Fifth Row: A . Goldschmidt, J . Whitman, D . Hoyt, R. Arthur.

Mr. Re conducts the Colby Concert Choir in a rehearsal for the Town Hall Concert, with Mrs. Richard C. Harrier at the piano.

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THE COLBY COMMUNITY Because 19 56 is the bi-centennial anniversary of Mozart's death, the Colby Community Symphony, directed by Dr. Ermanno Comparetti, joined musical organizations the world over with its emphasis on the music of Mozart. For the Christmas Concert, the orchestra presented Bach's ]esu, Joy of Man's Desiring and Sheep May Safely Graze, and Mascagni's Intermezzo. The orchestra again gave a concert at Pittsfield which included the Zigeunerwesein and Gypsy Airs of Sarasate, Bernard Morel, soloist, as well as a concert at Madison. For their proj ect this year, the orchestra brought the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra, who per formed Brahms' Fourth Symphony, to Colby in May. Thomas Richner was guest at the Spring Concert, at which Mozart's Concerto in D Minor, for plano and orchestra, was performed, along with Dr. Comparetti's Symphonic Poem, based on Italian folk melodies. On April 30 , the orchestra sponsored an organ recital by Thomas Richner.

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The Drokur, Colby's literary magazine, went into its third year with new format and design and great hopes for future Student Government support. Planned to afford an outlet to Colby's literary and artistic talent, the Drokur put out its three issues under the editorship of Candace Orcutt. With Richard C. Harrier as its advisor, the Drokur looks forward to another successful year.

·ti: . K1�t.r, G. Ruclolph-B11Slll ·s �lanag •r-'55. R. Row'-• ditor-'55, \t,1rtm, \I. Rumngton, D. llo) t. 'landing: B. Karl'lnitk, L. Latinwr. B. .dt�. J. .\mold. P. Bo�n·n, �1. mith. J\b, ·nt: P. L11ndcr.

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Seated: J. Nordgren, K. Sferes, E. Duckworth, B. Rubin, D. Mills-Editor, J. Klem-Assistant Editor, J. Murnik-Business Manager, G. Bears, R. Berns. Standing: A. Powell, J. Silverstein, B. Hunter, S. Haye .

The goal of the 1956 Oracle staff has been to produce a yearbook with a new standard of conservatism which, at the same time, recorded as completely as posÂ sible the 1955-1956 Colby year. Taking note of the constructive criticism offered by the student body, the staff has endeavored to raise the literary tone of the book as a whole without sacrificing to any great ex tent the spontaneity of the college community. With this issue, the Oracle celebrates its ninetieth anniversary. Its unstated dedication has been in no small measure to the staffs and yearbooks of the past. The 1956 Oracle ex presses its gratih1de to them and its sincere best wishes to the staffs of the future.

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RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

STUD ENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

Seated: J. farcbbank, J. Brush-President, J. McCurdy. Standing: B. Karetnick, P. Walters, D. Powers, B. Barron, M. Darby, L. Levinson, C. Graves, A. ifcLean.

INTERFAITH ASSOCIATION

[ 6:3]

Seated: D. Ting, M. Winter, K. Rojanavongse, M. Siu, K. Haruta, A. Clockler, B. Sondern, A. Schimmelpfennig. Standing: S. Gang, M. Kruger, T. Totman, A. Tanner, S. Transue, J. Butler, M. Andrau, A. DeCarlo, C. Craves, J. Auger, G. Bears, V. Serpa, l'. Rigero.

COSMOPOLITAN CLUB Seated: L. Latimer, M. \!Vorster, W. Weitzman, C. Kiger-President, M. Wormser, J. Piazzi, R. Rowe. Standing: 1. Baker, A. Goldschmidt, M. Kruger. Absent: S. Gang, C. Davila-Vice President.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB

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FRE CH CLUB Knight, P. IIarri-.o o, Fort ob ugl1. K. Coon-Pre ident, L. �l .umn · "· J. ugtr. ·n:o11d Rmc: �I. h,\ , Ga�nor.

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LE BOUR GEOIS GENTILH OMME Kiger, Keach, Dainwood, Bullock, and Bears in a scene from LE BOURGEOIS GENTILÂ HOM M E for Commencement-1955.

POWDER AND WIG THE LITTLE FOXES gather for dinner in Lillian Hellman's drama, Spring, 1955.

ANOTHER PART OF THE FOREST, the second Hellman

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THE Sl( IN OF OUR TEETH conveeners in the Atlantic La Noble and McCurd y share the focus o f the City scene.

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CAMERA Seated: M. Libby, A. Tanner, B. Wheelwright, L. Latimer, D. Hoyt. Standing: W. Knouse, A. Snyder, W. Dorman, J . Haurand, A. Lowery, D. Ting. Absent: J. Arnold.

CLUB

GUN CLUB Kneeling: K. Connolly, R. Dow, B. Magee, R. Adams. Standing: E. Goldberg, B. Byers, A. Greene, B. Stomp, S. Armstrong.

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First Row: N. Lee, D. Dinwoodie, A. Tanner, V. Vaughn, J. Merrill, C. Layer, .M. Perkins, S. Stewart, N. Gilligan, F. Barnes, W. Clark. Second Row: R. Simmonds, L. Johnson, J . Earley, P. Rigero-Vice-President, B . Henderson, T . Brackin-President, A . Stiegler, A. EngÂ dahl, B . Hall, B. Morgan. Third Row : R. Summers, N. Bates, C . Rice, T. Ostrom, E. White, V. Bernhard, B. Stompe, B. Olsen, C. Siegal, F. Moorhouse, P. Hussey.

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Kathy f cConaughy is queen at the Showboat Serenade Ball.

Snow Sculptures by the Z etes , lef t, and the Tri-Delts , above, were the winners in the final judging by a stu dentÂ f aculty committee.

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First Row: M iss Marc? ant, , J . H�ebsch, N. Eggleston, N. Edmunds, P. McConnack-President, E. Ewing, J. Thomson, D. Green man, E. Foresman, Miss D Amelio. Second Row: S. Transue, J. Auger, L. Macomber, M. Papalia, K. Vogt, E. Fortenbaugh, B. Thompson, C. Moore, J. King, G. Krebs, K. Knight, L. :tvicGuinness, G. Graves.

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This was a banner year for W.A.A. Aside from the perennial tourna ments in hockey, volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, tennis, and badminton, with Jackie Auger copping her fifth win in the tennis tournament, and Kathy Vogt taking first place for the fifth time in the badminton tourna ment, W.A.A. sponsored a hockey playday and clinic which included representatives from nearby colleges. Ann Townsend, noted hockey player, gave the group some hints on how to improve hockey techniques. In the spring, along with Cupid's reawakening interest in archery, Grace Robertson, from the University of Massachusetts held an archery clinic and demonsb:ated some tricky shooting. The spring also saw many girls at the University of Maine for the spring sports inter-collegian playday. With the opening of the new Alfond Hockey Rink, ice-skating became a central sport. A record number of girls signed up for it as an activity, but perhaps its being the first co-ed physical education class provided an extra ch-awing card. Another new sport was added to the W.A.A. program. Under the direc tion of Ellie Fortenbaugh, a riflery club is being formed, and should be in full swing next year. The annual awards picnic drew W.A.A.'s full year to a close, when numerals, letters, and the coveted silver cup were awarded to those women who had earned them through their participation in sports and promotion of good sportsmanship and the high ideals of W.A.A. [ 76 ]

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Freshmen Welcoming Committee greets Colby team on the opening game of the 1955 season.

RECORD Amherst Middlebury Springfield Tufts Bowdoin Maine Bates

Colby cancelled 19 0 cancelled 14 0 12

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VARSITY

20 14 12 53 20

Half-back Lee Mathieu rips off yardage against Bates.

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The 1955 football season saw the departure of two fine coaches, Frank Maze and Andy Tryens. The team arrived at Colby early in September to begin rigorous training. They were in good condition for the opening game against Amherst, but un fortunately the game was cancelled due to a polio threat. Colby played M iddlebury the follow ing week, and displayed fine teamwork though suffering a one-point loss. Quar terback Jug Merriman guided the team to a half-time lead, but Middlebury utilized its reserve strength and pushed forward to victory. On a rainy Parents' Weekend, Colby met Springfield on the home field. Springfield's Conant and teammates prevented Colby from scoring.

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RECORD Yale Bates Maine Da1tmouth Bowdoin Boston University Providence St. Anselm Seton Hall Middlebury Bowdoin Connecticut

Colby 74 85 65 41 82 60 62 52 54 58 70 71

Opp. 96 77 64 52 68 83 74 63 61 53 59 79

Up, up, and away-Don Dunbar vs. U. Conn.

RECORD Amherst Maine Bowdoin Bates St. Michael's Vermont Connecticut Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island Bowdoin

Colby 59 90 74 66 64 88 98 76 67 83 70

O pp. 56 75 59 70 78 62 93 74 69 61 73

Cro , . Twigg. at d: J. Fi hu l J. Dunbar, 0. \'an A lll·n. R. Ha)lnoncl, H. Bruns, J. wore, R, amph• ll r. \\'t•b tl r, J. E<lr , W. Judd, J. d ·I-. fan n, Co.tt:h \ 'inkin.

TB LL

956

B ob Raymond driv through the BO\ doin d f n .

Jud Cross follows his man in New EngÂ land Tourney play.

Who me, coach?

With the nucleus of seven returning lettermen to work with, Lee Williams started early in October to practice for a rigorous twenty-four game schedule. He was fortunate in retaining four of the five starters from last year's championship team, and it was only a question of practice time for the team to regain its former finesse and polish. The team opened the season on December 3rd against a strong Yale team and went down to defeat 96 to 74. There was some fine defensive play on the part of the Mules, but this was not enough to stop the Yale club. Captain Bobby Bruns was high man with 17, starting a habit of high scoring which he was to continue throughout the season. To start the home stand, the M ules beat Bates by an 85 to 77 score. The winning streak in State Series competition was begun, and the type of playing seen that night was to make Colby a definite possibility for the State Crown. Colby edged out Maine in a 65-64 thriller, but lost to Dartmouth 52 to 41 later in the month. J ustin Cross was high scorer for the M ules in this one. The first round of the State Series ended in an 82-68 victory over Bowdoin, and Colby had come out of the round with a 3-0 record. The team traveled South during Christmas vacation. An undefeated B . U . team was given a rough time for three quarters of the game, but pulled ahead in the last minute to win 83-60. In spite of Raymond's 16 and Brun's 20 points, Providence came out 74 to Colby's 62. A third defeat of the tour was handed the M ules in the first of a Âˇ triple header series in Boston Garden against St. Anselm's, 63-52. Back in Maine, the Mules regained their former verve and beat Maine and Bowdoin 90-75 and 74-59 respectively. Raymond and Twigg each enjoyed the honor of a fine night. [ 116 ]

ti l l fiery from th

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69-67 count. Rhode I land, one of -61 with Ric a h igh man

I ul

Coach Kelly and Capt. Morrissey supervise construction of the hockey rink.

econd Row : F. R •inmund, Coach

i tant mana ger.

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HOClffi Y 1 955

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a fi n e group o f grad uat

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RE ORD Colh '" H arnpshir Bm\cloi n niv •rsity niv rsi

of \ f a s.

orthcastern . \ J i l i tar

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[ 1 19 ]

Opp.

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J. Bi hop,

First Row: D. �errick, R. Longely, T. Colman, W. Chapin, R. Russell, G. Burton. Second Row: R. Theve, P. Hussey, D. Burke, A. Johnson, N. Bates, Coach Osberg, D. M iller. Absent: W. Winslow.

SI{] TEAM Under its new coach, Phil Osberg, a one-time Dartmouth ski whiz, the Colby ski team organized itself for the coming racing season. Due to various conditions only two lettermen returned, but the new crop of team aspirants helped to fill the gap. Captain Buddy Bates outlined the coming season which included four varsity and two freshmen meets. Though m id-years and lack of snow caught the team somewhat unprepared for the Brown Invitational Slalom, February 4, the E.l.S.A. meet at Lyndonville the following week found the team more prepared. Doug Miller surprised every one by gaining top place for Colby in the slalom-downhill combined. Burke was high man in cross-country. Winter Carnival, the team was out in full force against the Maine colleges and teams from Harvard and the University of New Brunswick. A fourth by Burke and ninth by Bates in cross-country started the team off strong on Friday. Satm day Bud Bates showed his true skil l by taking the slalom and a second i n the down-hill. Final tabulations showed Colby in third place out of five possible places. On February 17- 18 at Bridgton, Farmington, and Colby, Buddy Bates' third in the down-hill and sixth in the slalom, and Dave Burke's third in the cross country put the team in third place. Two men will not return next year, but the team hopes to have a good season through the efforts of two promising freshmen.

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R E COR D Colby Iaryland State Catholic Uni ersity

16 10

G orgetown Un iversit r 7 11 American U n i r ity 14 Farleigh- Dickinson 3 U p ala 6 ortheastern 2 Univer ity of Con n. 4 pringfield 2 mherst 3 orthea tern M ain 2 4 Bat s 3

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r i ty

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5 0

5 11 10 1 8 3 5 2 1 4 4

0 1 2 12 10 3 2 10 3 1

EBALL 1 955

rout : D . ll , ) . J . J 1 1bin ky, J . J.1whs. ;lptain K . ra� , D . Lak " J. Jami · ·on, 0. R ice>. Back : CoaC'h \\ inkin, P. Bro\: n, G. Coffin, I:.. L �oni !!rn, \\'. l lair�ctt, 1 • tinn ford D D11nh.1r, \V. Lav rdit'r , . \ Joni 'Y, . Pierce, :\ t ana ger V . orcnson.

RECORD April 23 4 1 11z Colby Norwich 92"\12 April 30 Quadrangular Meet at Colby Bates 66 Vermont 55 38"\12 Middlebury Cclby 5"\12 M ay 7 State M eet Maine 60 Bowdoin 47 27 Bates Colby 1 I\fay 14 E . I .C.A. Colby-Ninth Place lh

Colby track in 1955 went through a very disapÂ pointing season, as the loss of Fritz Knight and other boys at the beginning of the second semester was a severe blow. Colby lost all of its track meets, scoring only one point by Don Vollmer in the State Meet. Don Vollmer and Larry Zullinger scored in the Easterns. The 1956 season is expected to see track begin to rise. Returning veterans are Captain Don Vollmer, Larry Zullinger, Fred Moorhouse, J ustin Cross, and David Olsen. The return of Fritz Knight should add considerably to Colby scoring. Candidates up from a good freshman team who will bear watching are : Felix Suchecki, sprinter; Bob Bates, quarter miler; Gordon Cunningham, miler; and David O'Brien, weights.

VARSITY TRACI( Front: F .

1955

foorhouse, J . Ziegler, A . Smith, D . Dinwoodie. Back: Coach A . Tryens, D. George, B . Pettegrew, L . Zullinger, :Manager . Hart. Absent: Captain D. Moore, D. Vollmer, D. Krasnigor.

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lacomber, F. Barnes, R. Hear, A. Clapp, R. Weiss.

The 1955 Varsity Tennis Team was marked by excellent team coordination under the direcÂ tion of Coach Mike Loebs. Eleven matches were played during the season with Colby winning six and losing five. The match with Boston University provided the Colby team with its first indoor competition. John Marshall, '56, won nine of his eleven singles matches and was elected captain of the 1956 team. This season marked the first year in which varsity tennis was recognized for the major sports award and six men received letters. The freshman Tennis Team won each of its five matches with impressive scores, providing good material for the 1956 varsity team.

Varsity and Freshman Tennis

Kneeling: R. Keddy, D. Megathlin, D. l\Iiller, F . Reinmund. Standing: Coach Loebs, N. Fitch, J. Bishop, D. Davidson, A. Dean, J. Wolper.

RECORD Colby M. I. T. Boston University Tufts Bowdoin Bates Tufts B abson I nstitute Bates Bowdoin University of Maine University of Maine

4 2 8 3 7 5 9 2 4 6 5

Opp. 5 7 1 6 2 4 0 7 5 3 4

TBALL 1 955

] f L5

RECORD Colby Opp. South Portland High School 65 49 Maine M aritime Academy 73 51 Edward Little High School 43 78 Nasson College 98 39 Westbrook High School 67 50 H iggins Classical Institute 64 56 Portland Y. M.C.A. 72 60 Hebron Academy 78 63 M aine Central Institute 86 85 Bowdoin Freshmen 65 56 Nichols Jr. College 87 76 78 Portland Boys Club 58 Dow Air Force Base 78 70 Bangor High School 71 64 69 Portland Jr. College 41 M aine Central Institute 79 74

Colby's "Baby Mules" rounded out their season with an overall record that commands recogniÂ tion. The 13-3 record which the team compiled was highlighted by a 65-56 decision over the Bowdoin freshmen. As for personnel, the frosh mentor, John Winkin, substituted freely without fear of any sacrifice to the team's chances. Lack of height on the squad was compensated for by speed. At center, Paul Neri was ably backed up by Bob Haggett; the forward posts were alternated throughout the season between Joe Grimm, Al Regan, Bruce Williams, Bob Kopchains, Ernie Caruso, Grant Hendricks, and Charlie MaguinÂ ness. Setting up the plays from the guard spots were Bob Keltie, Lloyd Cohen, Tony Ruvo, and Dick Hunt.

FRESHMAN BASl(ETBALL

1956

First Row: H . Whitaker, L. Cohen, B . Keltie, J . Grimm, P. Neri, A . Rogan, D. Hunt, Coach Winkin. Seconcl Row: P. Henderson, T. Runo, C . Maginniss, E . Caruso, R. Haggett, B . Williams, B. Kopchains, G. Hendricks, S. Singer, C. Crosby-Manager.

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FRESHMAN TRACI(

1955

The freshman track team had a successful season which began with two easy wins over Hebron Academy and M. C. I. In these two meets the experience of the Tryens-men was sufficient to turn back the efforts of the prep schools. A triangular meet with Bangor and Waterville, held in the pouring rain, resulted in a second-place for the baby mules. The superior numbers in Bangor's team were more than enough to subdue the team, despite several stellar performances by i ts members. A fourth meet, scheduled for South Portland, was postponed. The brunt of the M ule attack was borne by Dave Adams' 440-880, Don Affeldt's hurdles and Phil Suchecki's sprints. Dave O'Brien and Dick M cFarlin added a respectable number of points in the weights and sprints respectively. In the 440-880, Bob Bates, a transfer from Brown, ran unofficially, and his performances indicate a welcome addition to the Varsity in '56. Besides Bob, Gordon CunningÂ ham, Ollie Sheerin, and Ron H aley placed in every meet, giving more points to the baby M ules' totals. If these men continue to improve, the next few years shoul d see a rise in the stature of Colby track to a more prominent place in the M aine conference.

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FOUR YEARS OF 'FIFTY-SIX On September 18, 1952, a rather confused but very eager class of '56, ready to revolutionize the little world that was Colby, arrived at Mayflower Hill. That group of sub-freshmen, more enthusiastic than some, less blase than many, was the first to live entirely in buildings on the hill-the new Foss and Woodman Halls had just been opened, and a hearty welcome from Pauline Tompkins, the new Dean of Women, made the women feel right at home. Freshman Week was the first in a series of orientation processes which the college employs to brain-wash high school students, with a nÂˇeasure hunt, picnics, dances, and the involved intricacies of getting acquainted on both sides of the campus. The upperclassmen arrived to add to the confusion and the first semester started. The Freshmen could hardly believe that at last they were really college men and women, and the humiliations of hazing made it even harder. In spite of the beautiful work the girls did on the library steps with their tooth-brushes; in spite of Denny Lyons' prowess in the ring; and in spite of the capturing of Charlie Macomber, the sophomore president, hazing dragged on. The steadfast freshmen fought back with bonfires, water fights, and firecrackers, but only creeping inertia in the sophomore class finally ended the hazing period.

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By the Fall of 1953 the Class of '56 was out of the adolescent stages of freshman days. Everyone had spent the summer day dreaming about the pleasure of being an upperclassman, a B . M .O.C., a sophomore. Remembering last year's hazing, the class h·ied to be strict and to make every freshman bend under the yoke of his own inadequacy. However, the puerile freshmen managed to kidnap the sophomore president, Charlie Morrisey, and hazing ended sooner than the sophomores woul d have liked. Powder Puff Football, another innovation, was another attempt to prove women superior to men; it lasted only one semester. I t didn't take the co-eds long t o primp a n d preen after a hard session on the gridiron when they learned that Colby was to be televised for a nation-wide broadcast. Carnival Saturnalia finally gave the Class of '56 a glimpse of snow sculptme, and for some, slight cases of frostbite; the Car nival Queen was a sophomore, Susan M iller. Two more celebri ties from that erstwhile group, Charlie Morrisey and J ohn J ubinsky were co-editors of the Echo. The J unior Birdmen held their annual ball, a conh·ast to th more abandoned antics of the Sadie Hawkins' Dance. Along intellectual lines, a new literary magazine was founded and called for reasons no one has been able to discover, the Drokur.

The 1953 Convocation brought outstanding figures to Colby Nicolson, Gabrielson, Cousens, Bronk, Case, and Greene.

another inno a

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Powder Puff Football another '56 first.

The Campus Chest Committee came up with some new and different ideas, and a fair was held in the Women's Union, followed by a faculty show, largely a product of Dean Tompkins, another member of the Class of '56, figuratively speaking. Dr. Bixler with his bass fiddle, that fab u lous woman-charmer, Jim Liberace, and a harried Rebecca Larson in the meller-dramer. Fire claimed the famous old, old Coburn Cl assical I nstitute and, later, the Templeton-gone forever were the days of Gubbi's smorgasbord. Rummel's super specials, baseball games, tennis, track meets, visiting sub-freshmen, and visits to the lakes were the obvious signs of Spring. Every one turned out to honor Dr. Johnson on his day and to make it one of the most successful ever. Even Life magazine was on hand to record the a nnual h·ibute made to the President Emeritus. Commencement meant more this year for the traditional enmity between the sophomores and freshmen of 195.3 had melted into friendships now to be ended. September, 1955, brought to the Class of '56 the sense of accomplishment and responsibility that comes with seniority. The new semester bro ught with it, too, a realization of friends gone, among them a great Colby leader and teacher, Paul Fu llam. The burdens of work were lightened by unli mited cuts, but most seniors busied themselves with some serious studying and planning for the future. Homecoming was more meaningful-next year it would be the Class of '56 returning for a last goodby. The Dekes triumphed in the Woods men's Meet for the second year. Students and fac ulty were elated when the Ford Foundation, after a survey of the college the previous year, honored Colby with a grant for faculty salaries. Colby christened the new Alfond Hockey Rink by defeating Bowdoin, and, over Christmas va cation, Colby played host to the New England ba sketball tournament. Powder and Wig offered The Skin of Our Teeth, the Outing Club offered "Showboat," and the Modern Dance Club group offered Salome. Weddings seemed to be in the offing for many of the class when Spring came along. "Redis covery of the I ndividual" was the theme for a second all-college convocation, as intellectually stim ulating as the one three years ago. The closing m onths brought a rush of recommendations, hours spent wondering if jobs and acceptances would come through, fittings for caps and gowns in the yearly frenzy that's worse for Mr. Trott than all those text books, a senior picnic and, finally, June 1 1 th-commencement for the class of 1956.

[ 1:17 ]

R ichard L. Abedon

Providence, Rhode Island History Tau Delta Phi 1,2,3,4; Stu dent Government 3; Echo 2, 3; Tennis 1,2,3,4.

Brian L. A Uey

Waterville, Maine Art

Robert S. Adams

Owl's Head, Maine Psychology Zeta Psi 1, 2, 3, 4; Gun C lub 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; AFROTC Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4.

Hugh F. Anderson

New Haven, Conn. Psychology Delta Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Newman Club 1 . Robert E . Adel

Glendale, New York Professional Chemistry Lambda Chi Alpha 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Bas ketball Team Manager 1, 2, 3, 4.

Frederick Bagnall

Houlton, Maine Geology Delta Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3, Treasurer 3; Freshman Interim Commit tee. G a i l AUen

West Hartford, Conn. Religion-Ph ilosophy Transfer, Connecticut Col lege for Women Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, Cor responding Secretary 4 ; Dor mitory Council 3 ; Echo 2, 4 ; Outing Club 2; Student Christian Association 4. Barbara A . Baldwin

Glen Ridge, New Jersey Psychology Oracle 4; French Club l ; German Club 4 ; Outing Club 1, 4; Congregational Club 4.

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Woodside, New York Sociology Echo 2, 4; Powder and Wig 3, 4; Life Science Collo quium l; Canterbury Club 1, 2; Student Christian Asso ciation 1 , 2, 3, 4, Treasurer

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Darien, Connecticut A1t Chi Omega 2, 3, 4; Dormi tory Council 3 ; Oracle 2; Powder and Wig 1 , 2, 3, 4, Publicity Manager 3 ; Baptist Youth Group 2, 3, 4; Wom en's Athletic Association 3, Publicity Manager 3 ; Mod ern Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Manager 4. Robert E. B lakelock

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Westwood, New Jersey Professional Chemistry Delta Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter men's Club 2, 3, 4.

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Baltimore, Maryland E nglish Dean's List 2, 3; Cap and Gown 4, President 4; Senior 4; President's Scholar League 3, 4; Student Gov ernment 3; Women's Judi ciary Board 4; Dormitory Council l; Drokur 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 2, Editor 3; Oracle 2, 3; Powder and Wig 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Co-Chairman Campus Chest Drive 3.

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Hartford, Connecticut Mathematics Dormitory Council l; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Powder and Wig 2, 3, 4 ; Outing Club l ; Camera Club 3 , 4 .

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Old Greenwich, Conn. E nglish Dean's List 2, 3; Senior Scholar 4 ; Dormitory Coun cil 2, 3, 4; Echo 1, 2; Pow der and Wig 3, 4 ; Outing Club 1, 2, 0'.3, 4 ; Delta Delta Delta Scholarship 1 . David L. Burke

'Waterville, Maine Fine Arts Transfer, University of New Hampshire Delta Upsilon .'.3, 4; Ski Team 4; Outing Club 3, 4; Ski Council Secretary 4 ; Military Ball Chairman 4; Distinguished A F R 0 T C Cadet 4; Powder and Wig .'.3 . Janet C . Chase

Hinckley, Maine Business Administration Women's Athl tic Associa tion 1, 2, 3, 4. Linda B urrage

South Weymouth, Mass. Psychology Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Dormitory 4; Chaplain Council 3, 4; Chapel Usher 4; Congregational Club 4. E. John Chatfield, Jr.

Newton, Massachusetts Geology Lambda Chi Alpha l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Dean's List 1, 2, 3; Blue Key 4, Secre tary-Treasurer 4; Student Government 2, 3; Men's Judiciary 3, Secretary 3; Echo 2, 0'.3 ; International Relations Club 2; Football 1 .

Mitchell N. Call

Quebec, Canada Business Administration Kappa Delta Rl10 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Echo l ; Powder and W i g 1 , 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4.

Paul W . Christie

E . Bridgewater, Mass. Psychology Lambda Chi Alpha 1 , 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Echo 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1 , 2; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Foot ball Team Manager 3.

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Merabeth L. Dogherty West Hartford, Conn. Psychology Transfer, Colby J unior Col lege Echo 4; Outing C lub 2; Congregational Club 4. R ichard J. Davis

Cranston, Rhode Island History Kappa Delta Rho 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Glee Club 1 , 2; Echo 3, 4, Managing Editor 4; Cosmo politan Club 3, 4 ; Interna tional Relations C lub 4; Woodsmen Club .'.3, 4, Treas urer 4; Student Advisor 4.

Carolyn Donley

Reading, Massachusetts French Chi Omega 3, 4; Dormitory Council 2; Choir l; Student Christian Association l; French Club 4. John A . DeLaney

Yonkers, New York Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha 1, 2, .'.3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, .'.3, 4 ; Baseball 1 , 2 .

Darroll Downing

Danvers, Massachusetts Economics Zeta Psi 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Outing Club l; Baseball 1. Charmi a n deVesty

Verona, New Jersey Sociology Sigma Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Outing C lub 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Stu dent Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; 1odern Dance 3, 4. Barbara Duer

Ventnor City, New Jersey English Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, Rush Chairman 3 ; Dean's List 2, 3, 4 ; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4; Dormitory Council 2, 3; Powder and Wig Associate Member 2, 3, 4; ewman Club 1, 2, 3.

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Sheffield, Massachusetts Math(!matics Transfer, Smith College Dean's List 3; Oracle 4; Outing Club 3, 4; Student Christian Association 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance Club 4; Winter Carnival Committee

Walter S. Foster

Friendship, Maine Biology Delta Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; President's League 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, M an ager 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Camera C lub 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Life Science Colloquium l ; Channing Murray 1 , 2, 3, 4, Vice Pre 4; President 3, ident Religious Emphasis Week 3 ; Maine All College Band Concert Chairman 3 ; Colgan Orchestra 2.

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J. New Brunswick, Biology Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4; Dormitory Council 4; Gun Club l; Life Science Collo quium l; German Club 3, 4. .

Joyce Frazier

Reading, Massachusetts Psychology Dean's List 3, 4; Echo 3, 4 ; Oracle 4 ; Outing C l u b l ; Congregational C l u b 4.

Gerald Goldsmith

Brookline, Massachu etts Philosophy Camera Club 1, 2; Hangout 1, 2; Football 1 . Donald D. Gerry

Arlington, Massachusetts Business Administration Dean's List 3 ; Gun Club 2; Outing Club 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Team Man ager Baseball 2. Forrest R . Goodall

Castleton-on-Hudson, New York Biology U. S. Navy Lambda Chi Alpha 3, 4; Dean's Li t 3; Senior Scholar 4; Student Advisor 4; Dor mitory Counselor 3, 4.

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Columbus, Ohio Business Adm in istrat,ion Kappa Delta Rho 3, 4, Treasurer 4 ; Band 3, Man ager 3; Team Manager Bas ketball 1 .

R ichard S. Hellawell

Worcester, Massachusetts Business Administration Alpha Tau Omega 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Joan Harlowe

Providence, Rhode Island English Dean's List 3, 4; President's League 4; Dormitory Coun cil 3, 4 ; Chapel Usher 3; Outing Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Katahdin Council 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Modern Dance C lub 1 , 2 , 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4, President 4,

Beatrice A . Henderson

Portland, Maine Psychology Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres ident 4; Choir l ; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Correspond ing Secretary 3, Recording Secretary 4; Student Chris tian Association l ; Modern Dance Club 1, 2; Junior Advisor 3 .

Nelson P. Hart

Waterbury, Connecticut Business Administration U. S. Navy Lettermen's Club 4; Track 2, 3; Senior Advisor 3, 4. Patricia Henn ings

Mt. Clemens, Michigan Sociology Sigma Kappa 1, 2, 3; Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4; Women's Judiciary Board 2, 3; Dor mitory Council 2; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4 , Secretary 4; High General Scholarship 2, 3; Carrie M . True Award 3.

E d ward Hatch

Newton, Massachusetts Business Administration Alpha Tau Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4 ; Powder and Wig 4 ; ewman Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Ronda Herbig

Boonton, New Jersey Psychology Two years at Cornell Chi Omega l; Women' Athletic Association 1 .

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Hillside, New Jersey Economics Transfer; Washington and Jefferson College Tau Delta Phi 3, 4; Echo 3, 4, Advertising Manager 3; Hillel 3, 4 ; Interfaith Asso ciation 3, 4 . James Jamieson

Carol Kiger

Hartland, Maine Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Rushing Chairman 2, Treasurer 3 ; Men's Judiciary 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas ketball l; Football 2; Letter men's C lub 2, 3, 4 ; Senior Advisor.

Lancaster, Ohio History-GovernmentEconomics President's League 4 ; Stu dent Government l; Dor mitory Council l; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4 ; Echo 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Re-Write Editor 3, News Editor 4; Library Associates 2, 3, 4; Colby Forensic Society 4; Radio Colby 3, 4; Hangout 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; International Relations Club 2, 3, 4, Pres ident 4; Canterbury Club 1 , 2; Winter Carnival Commit tee 2, 3; Convocation Com mittee 1, 3, 4; Levine Speaking Contest Second Prize 3; Powder and Wig 4.

Andrew T. Johnson, Jr.

Littleton, New Hampshire Biology Lambda Chi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Outing Club 3, 4; Foot ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Skiing 3, 4 ; Lettermen's C l u b 3, 4 .

Janine King

Melrose, Massachusetts History Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4; Dor mitory Council 1, 2; Wom en's Athletic Association 3, 4, Numerals 2, Letter 4.

J o h n J uhinsky

Jermyn, Pennsylvania Mathematics Delta Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 3, Treas u �er 4, President 4; Dean's List 1, 3, 4; Blue Key 4; President's League 3, 4; Stu dent Government 4, Vice President 4; Echo 2, 3, 4, Co-editor-in-chief 3 ; Base ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Basketball 1 , 2; Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Secretary 3 ; Class President 3, 4; Commence ment Committee 4.

S. Peter Krieger

New London, Connecticut Economics Lambda Chi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4 ; Dean's List 3, 4.

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Providence, Rhode Island Mathematics Dean's List 1, 3; Powder and Wig 1, 2, 3, 4, Record ing Secretary 3; Outing Club l; Canterbury Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Inter-Faith Association 2 ' 3, 4, Secretary 4.

Kath leen McConaughy

Dayton, Ohio Biology Delta Delta Delta 2' 3 4 Vice President 4; De� n·� List 2, 3, 4; Student Gov ernment 2; Donnitory Coun cil 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2; Chapel Usher 3, 4; Drokur 3; Oracle 3; Gun Club l; Life Science Modern 2; Colloquium Dance Club 2, 3; Junior Advisor 3; Honors in Gen eral Scholarship 3 ; Com mencement Committee 4· Powder and Wig 4; Winte; Carnival Queen 4.

Louise McGuiness

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania French Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Librar ian 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4, Vice President 4 ; Con gregational C lub 4; Wom en's Athletic Association 4 ; Lacrosse Manager 4 ; Sym phonic Society Award 1, 2, 3.

Martha McCorison

Chappaqua, New York Sociology Transfer, Stephens College Dean's List 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Cosmopolitan Club 4; Student Christian Association 3, 4 . E . Sheila McLaughl i n

Bridgeport, Connecticut History-Government Delta Delta Delta 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Echo 1 , 2, 3 , 4; Oracle 4 ; Hangout 4 ; Outing C l u b 1 , 2; Newman C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; Modern Dance Club 1 , 2, 4 ; Dean's List 4 . Patricia A . McCormack

Port Washington, New York Spanish Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4, Vice President 4 ; Dean's List 3 ; President's League 4; Dormitory Council 1, 4; Social Committee 4; Spanish Club 4 ; Women's Athletic Association 3, 4, President 4; Yacht Council 2, 3.

Nancy McLeod

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania E nglish Delta Delta Delta 2, 3, 4, Rush Chaim1an 4; Dean's List 3 ; Oracle 4; Hangout 4; Outing Club 1, 2; Cheer leaders 2, 3, 4; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; 1odern Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Manager 4.

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English Phi Delta Th ta 1, 2, 3, 4 , A l u m n i Secretary 4 ; Dean's List l; Blue Key 4 ; Pres足 Men's League 3; ident's J udiciary 3 ; Echo 2, 3, 4, 3, 2, Co-editor-in-chief Featme Editor 3; Football Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; l; Hockey 1 , 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 ; Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Vice Chairman 3, Chairman 4; Convocation Committee 4 ; Lelia M . Forster Prize 1 .

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Mathematics Dean's List 3 ; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; International Rela足 tions Club l; Distinguished AFROTC Graduate.

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Chappaqua,

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History Delta Delta Delta 2, 3, 4 ; Dean's List 1 , 3, 4 ; Student Government 3; Dormitory ewman Council 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Club 1, 2 ; Women's Athletic umerals 2, As ociation 2, Letter 2 ; Campus Guide 3; J unior Advisor 3; Wilkinson History Prize.

R ichard Nader Lawrence, Massachusetts

Business Administration Zeta Psi 1, 2, 3, 4 , Vice President 4 , President 4; ewrnan Echo 1; Oracle 2 ; Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Outing Club 1 ,2,3,4.

Shirley Needham Wakefield, Massachusetts

Sociology Dean's List 1, 2, 3; Echo 1, 2, 3; Powder and Wig 2, 3, 4 ; Student l; French Club Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4.

A l bert Nagy Fairfield, Connecticut

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Thomas B. Newman Cos Cob, Connecticut

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Phi Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 ; Interfraternity Council 3, 4, Vice President 4; Student Government 4; Outing Club l ; Football 1 , 2 ; Baseball 1 .

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Barbara Porte Jamaica, New York

Biology President's League 4; Dor mitory Council 2, 3; Glee Club l; Colbyettes 1, 2, 3; Drokur 3, 4; Library Asso ciates 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Oracle 4 ; Powder and W i g 1 , 2, 3, 4 , Secretary 3, President 4.

Sid ney D. Perham West Paris, lv l aine

History U . S . Navy

3, 4; Dormitory Council Echo 1 , Powder and Wig 3; Channing-Murray 1 , 2, 3, 4, President 2; Track l; Good win Prize Speaking Contest Second Prize.

Linda Powers Sanford, Maine

Sociology Dean's List 3; Student Gov ernment 4; Dormitory Coun cil 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter-Faith Association 1 , 2 , Secretary 2 ; Chapel Com mittee 2.

George Petrikas Waterville, Maine

History Dean's List 3; Track 1, 2.

Jean W. Pratt Westbrook, � l aine

E nglish Delta Delta Delta 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dean's List 1 , 2, 3; C a p and Gown 4 ; President's League 4 ; Student Government 4; Women's Student League 3, 4, Vice President 3, Pres ident 4; Dormitory Council 1, 2; Social Committee 3; Chapel Usher 4 ; Echo 2, 3, 4 ; Radio Colby l; Powder and Wig 2; Cheerleaders 1 ,

2 , 3.

Peter G . Pierce Exeter,

ew Hampshire

Biology U . S. Navy

Barbara Preston

Zeta Psi 2, 3, 4, President 4; L i f e Science Colloquium 1 , 2 ; Senior Advisor.

Cheverly, Maryland

Mathematics Alpha Delta Pi 2, .'3, 4; Dean's List 1, 2, 3; Senior Scholar 4 ; Women's Student League 2; Women's J udi ciary Board 2, 3; Glee Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Choir 4; Colbyettes 1, 2, 3, 4, 4; Secretary-Treasurer l; Outing German C l u b Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Katahdin Council 2.

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P h i l i p G . Schultz Scarsdale, New York

E nglish Transfer, University Pennsylvania

Glee Club 3, 4; Drokur 3, 4; Powder and Wig 3, 4 ; Cos mopolitan Club 4; H illel 3.

Barbara Rubin Westbury, New York

A1t Dean's List 2, 3, 4; Dor mitory Council 4; Drokur 3, 4, Art Editor 3, 4 ; Oracle 4, Art Editor 4; Powder and Wig 1, 2 ; Modern Dance Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treas urer 4; Winter Carnival Committee 3.

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Marv . Seaver lassachusetts

Economics Sigma Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Stu dent Government 4; Wom en's Student League 4; Echo l; Powder and Wig l ; Dor mitory Chairman 4.

George R udolph Swampscott, M ass.

Business Administration Tau Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4;

Student Government l ; Echo 1, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Sales Manager 2, Advertising Manager 3, Business Man ager 4; Radio Colby 4, Advertising Manager 4; H illel 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4.

V incent A. Serpa New Bedford,

l ass.

Spanish Dean's List 3, 4; Cosmopol itan Club 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4.

Ronald Sand borg New York, New York

History Delta Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, International Relations Club 4 ; Football l; Baseball

1. Thomas W. Sharp Larchmont, New York

Psychology U. S.

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2, 3, 4.

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Nancy Stagg Medford, Mas achusetts

Biology Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4; Dor mitory Council l ; Dean's List 4.

Joanne Stinneford Livermore Falls, Maine

Biology Chi Omega 1 , 2, 3, 4; Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov ernment 3; Women's Stu dent League 3, Dormitory Council 2, 3, Chairman 3; Orchestra 1, 2; Outing Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; J u nior Advisor 3; Winter Carnival Committee

B arbara M . Starr Brookline, Mass.

French 1, 3; Dormitory Council Social Committee 3 ; Drokur 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Outing Club l; Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Inter-Faith Association 3 ; Chapel Committee 3; Religious Convocation Co Chairman 4; Powder and Wig 4.

Brian K . Stompe orthfield, Massachusetts

Economics Lambda Chi Alpha 2, 3, 4 ; 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; G u n Club Katahdin Council 3, 4; Foot ball 1, 2, 3 ; Yacht Council 4; Woodsmen's Council 2, 3, 4, President 3 ; AFROTC Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4.

Janet C. Stebbins Needham, Massachusetts

Psychology Delta Delta Delta 3, 4; Echo Oracle 4; Hangout 4; International Relations Club l ; Outing Club l; Canter bury Club l; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Sub-Captain 4 ; Modern Dance Club 4.

M ilton E . Stone, Jr. Falmouth, Massachusetts

Economics U. S.

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Zeta Psi 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2.

A n n M . Steigler North Haverhill, N. H .

Business Administration Sigma Kappa 3, 4, Secre tary 4; Cap and Gown 4; Student Government 3; Dor mitory Council 2, 3, Chair man 3; Outing Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Women's Athletic Association 2, 3; Campus Chest Chairman 3; Commencement Committee

Yvonne Nelson Summerill

Tom's River, New Jersey

Sociol.ogy Sigma Kappa 1, 2, .'3, 4; Dean's List 3 ; Glee Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 4; Yacht Club 1, 4.

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Donald W. Vollmer Chatham,

J. Weaver ew Jersey

Pali ades Park,

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3, 3, 4; 4, 3, Robert B . Weis Long Island City,

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E l i zabeth A. Walker B lue Hill,

faine

Psychology Sigma Kappa I, 2, 3, 4 ; Dormitory Council 3 ; Glee Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Oracle 4; Outing Club I, 2, 3, 4 ; Yacht Club 4.

Joan Wentworth !\lilton,

1assachusetts

Psychology Sigma Kappa I , 2, 3, 4; 1od Dormitory Council 2; ern Dance Club 3, 4.

R u t h Waters Sterling, Massachusetts

Psychology Library Associates l ; Radio Colby 3, 4 ; Cosmopolitan Club 3 ; German Club I ; Channing-M urray 3 , 4 .

Henry F. G. Wey, I I I Rye,

ew York

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Merion, Pennsylvania

Kennebunk, Maine

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STU DENT DIRECTORY ABEDON , R I C H A R D L., '56 545 Wayland Ave . , Providence, R. I . ACIERNO, C LAUDE H . , '59 3437 Corsa Ave ., N . Y . 69, . Y. ADAM S , BARBARA S., '58 22 Orchard Rd., Holden, Mass. A D A M S , D A Y I D L. , '56 99 Forest Ave. , Orono A D A M S , G E O RGE L., '59 597 West St., Keene, N . H. A DA M S , J OAN E., '58 82 Newington Rd., Elmwood, Ct. A D A M S, MARY, '58 2 1 1 J une St., Worcester 2, Mass. A DA M S , NATHAN M . , '56 1 28 DeWitt S t . , Syracuse, N . Y. ADAM S , R O B ERT S., '56 Owl's Head ADEL, ROBERT E., '56 77-51 78th St., Glendale, N . Y. A D LE R , RICHARD J . , '57 2 Ives S t . , Beverly, M ass. 0 AFFE LDT, D O ALO D., '58 16 Swart Terr., Nashua, N. H . A H N EMAN , CAROL, '59 295 Mastin Place, Ridgewood, N . J . ALLEN, GAIL G . , '56 49 Fernwood Rd., W . Hartford, Conn . ALLERTON, LUCINDA A . , '58 320 1 N. Wakefield St., Arlington, Va. A L LEY, B R IAN L. , '56 1 1 Pleasant Pl., Waterville 0 A M E S , SYLVIA C., '59 55 Penobscot Ave . , M i l linocket 0 AMSDE , LEIGH E . , '58 252 South St. , Reading, Mass. ANDERSON, H U G H F., '56 1 1 20 State St., New Haven, Conn.

AUSTERMAN N , K U RT T., '59 Box 876 Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands AUSTIN, CARLTO E., J R . , '57 R . F . D . No. 2, Rumford BADGER, HARRIET N., '59 17 Oak St., So. Weymouth, Mass. BAG ALL, FREDERICK C., '56 49 Elm S t . , Houlton, BAILEY, THOMAS R., '59 109 Norfolk S t . , Bangor BAKER, JEA R., '58 R . F . D . No. 1, Chester, Vt. BAKER, M YRON G . , '59 Dryden BALDW I N , BARBARA A., '56 85 Hawthorne Ave., Glen Ridge, N . J . BALFOUR, J E A NE E . , '59 1 27 North Road, Bedford, Mass. 0 BALL, OWE H., '58 6705 Springbank Lane, Phila., Pa. BA GS, LEIGH B., '58 27 California Rd., Reading, Mass. 0 BANNAK, WILLIAM J . , '59 Landisville Rd., Doylestown, Pa. BARNARD, BRIAN K., '58 Box 55, West Buxton BARNES, BARBARA, '56 32 Terrace Ave., Albany, N . Y. BARNES, FORREST W., '56 31 Pleasant St., Houlton BAR ES, ROBERT 0., '56 5 1 7 Westview St., Phila . , Pa. BARNETT, WILLIAM R., '59 23 Beacon Ave., Holyoke., Mass. BARRETT, GEORGE P., '58 1 4 1 5 1 9th Ave., Moline, I ll. BARRETT, M A RGO L. , '58 Harris Rd., Katonah, . Y. BARRON, BONNIE T., '56 1 Page St., Gloucester, Mass. BARTLETT, FRANCIS F., JR., '56 335 Main St., Waterville BARTON, CAROL J . , '56 1 20 N . Main St., Sharon, Mass. BATES, NATHANIEL B., '57 Atlantic Rd., Gloucester, Mass. BATES, ROBERT S . , '58 45 Aberdeen Rd., Riverside, R. I . BATC H ELDER, CORINNE E . , '59 New Scotland S . Road, R. D. Slingerlands, N . Y.

A N D E RSON, LINDA LEE, '59 679 Wellesley St., Weston 93, Mass. ANDERSON, MARJORIE G., '59 36 Franklin Ave . , New Rochelle, N. Y. A

D E R S O , NANCY T . , '57 Sterling Dr., Westport, Conn.

A N D R A U, M AYA H., '58 Bearsville Rd., Woodstock, N . Y . A N G N E Y , VIRGINIA K. , '58 Arlington, Vt. ANGR IST, B U RTON M., '58 1 66- 1 9 89th Ave., Jamaica 37,

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A R M STRONG, STANLEY R . , J R . , '59 37 Bartlett St., Chelmsford, Mass.

BA TEMAN, PA TRICIA, '56 333 Front St., Winchendon, Mass.

A R N DALL, GALE, '58 26 faplewood P l . , Stamford, Conn. A RNETT, B U RN E Y K., '59 4 Bellclaire P l . , Montclair, N . J . ARNOLD, J EANNE F . , '57 8 Branch Ave . , Saylesville, R. I . A RT H U R , R O A L O H . , '57 48 Monument St., Wenham, Mass. A S HWORTH, V I RG I N I A V. , '57 322 Paradise Ave., Middletown, R . I .

BODDIE, VASHTI 0., '56 821 W. Lanvale St., Baltimore 1 7 , Md.

BAXTER, JOHN S., '58 45 Washington Ave., Gardiner

BODI NGTON, FREDERICK M., '59 South of Commons, Little Compton, R . I .

BEACH, H E R BERT B., '58 8 1 Bedford Ave. , Hamden, Conn.

BOGREN, PETER A . , '56 55 W . Plain St., Cochituate, Mass.

BEAN, ROBERT H . , '57 1 4 Highland Ave., Augusta

BOIS, WILLIAM J . , J R . , '57 R . F.D. No. 1, Waterville

BEARS, GRACE E., '57 62 Prospect Hill Rd., Lexington, Mass.

BONNEAU, AN N , '58 42 Meadow Wood Rd., Great Neck, N . Y .

., BECK, CAROLYN M., '57 9269 Shore Rd.; Brooklyn, N. Y .

ATK IN SON, ELIZABET H K . , '57 .'.38 Lorana Ave., Bradford, Pa.

0 B EDELL, PETER, '59 15 Werdover Rd., Forest H i lls, L. I., N. Y. BEEBE, MARGUER ITE A., '58 Arabian American Oil Co., Abqaig, Saudi Arabia BEGI , ROBERT J . , '56 7 Gray Ave., Waterville BENDELIUS, JACQ U E LI E L. , '59 850 Ridgewood Rd., Oradell, N . J . BENDER, LEONARD M . , '59 1 28 5th St., Stamford, Conn. B E R N HARD, AR OLD V. , '57 Sylvan Rd., Westport, Conn. BERNS, RICHARD H . , '56 33 Vassar Ave., ewark, N . J. BERRY, ARLINE, '56 43 Hillside Ave., Darien, Conn. BERRY , CLAIRE E., '59 14 Court St., Machias BERRY, DEAN A. , '56 377 Pascack Rd., Westwood, N . J. BERRY, MARILYN , '59 43 H i l lside Ave., Darien, Conn. 0 BER RY , RICHARD H., '58 377 Pascack Rd., Westwood, N. J . B IGE LOW, EST HER M . , '57 8 Bertram St., Beverly, Mass. B I LLUPS, JOAN M., '57 28 Woodmere Rd., W. Hartford, Conn. BIRNIE, VIRG I IA A., '56 30 Annawan St., Hartford, Conn. i"BISHOP, DONALD S. St. Albans BIS HOP, JAM E S D., J R . , '58 Armonk Rd., Mt. Kisko, N . Y. BLACK, M. PATRICIA, '59 8 Colonial Rd., White Plains, N. Y. BLAINEY, LUCY C. , '56 47- 1 1 47 Ave., Woodside 77, L. I., . Y. BLAKELOCK, ROBERT E. , '56 57 Foster Rd., Belmont, Mass. BLA C HARD, BRUCE C., '58 6 Elm St., Windsor, Vt. BLANCHARD, MALCOLM E., '57 34 Spring St., Dover-Foxcroft BLOO M , DAVID N . , '59 708 George St., New Haven, Conn. BLUME, P H ILIPPA L. , '58 865 West End Ave., N . Y . , N. Y.

BO O LE, BAR KEY J . , '56 237 Franklin St., Newton, Mass.

AUGER, JACQUELINE, '57 65 Dudley St., New Bedford, M ass.

BECK, SANDRA, '59 77 Whitman Ave., Whitman, Mass.

BORTOLAN, PETER R., '59 1 1 8 Oak St., Willimantic, Conn.

A U R I E M M A , ROBERT W., '59 429-56th St., W. New York, N . J .

B ECKM AN N , JON M., '58 1 Eton Rd., Yonkers, N . Y.

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COULOMBE, PHILIP A . , Sp 1 1 9 Mount Vernon Ave., Augusta COUTROU B I S , GEORGE C., '59 250 Maple St., Fall River, M ass. COWPERTHWAITE, FRA KLIN C., '58 Winthrop CRANE, THEODORE, J R . , '58 21 Carleton S t . , Hamden, Conn. CROCKETT, CYNTHIA, '59 Cherry St., Wenham, Mass. CRON , ROBERT A., '58 Old Westbury, N. Y. CRONK, J AN ICE, '59 148 Davis St., Auburn CROOK, NORMAN B., '56 227 Newman Ave., Rumford, R. I . CROSBY, C HARLES H . , '59 454 Riverside Dr., N. Y. 27, N. Y . CROSBY, D . GAIL, '58 21 Hart St., Beverly Farms, M ass. CROSS, J E FFREY C., '57 63 Welshire Park, eedham, Mass. C ROSS, J U STIN A., '56 W. Meadow Rd., Rockland ° CROSSMAN, NANCY A., '59 Dover-Foxcroft CROUTHAMEL, ROSEM ARY, '56 1 25 So. 3rd St., Perkasie, Pa. CRUISE, COLLEEN, M., '59 26 Summer St., Waterville CROWLEY, DONALD P., '58 27 Upland .11. ve., Dorchester, M ass. C U D M ORE, LAU RENCE E., '58 64 Pearl St., Brockton, M ass. C U M MI NGS, CAROLYN D . , '59 508 S . Broadway, Nyack, N . Y. C U M M I NGS, R I C HARD C., '59 1 69 Walnut St., Lewiston C U N N I NG HAM , GORDON F., '58 1 67 Lincoln St., M i llinocket C U RTIS, J O H N 0., '58 1 26 Pleasant St., Newton Centre, Mass. " C UTTER, G. RICHARD, '59 367 Merriam Ave., Leominster, M ass. CZERNIN, CH ARLES B., '57 Lakeville, Conn. DAIB, JANE M . , '58 79 Greenhurst Rd., W. Hartford, Conn. DAINWOOD, WALTER C., '57 5960 Amarillo St., La Mesa, Calif. D'AMICO, ANTHONY M., '57 20 1 Broadway, Bangor D'AM ICO, LYNNE W., '58 20 1 Broadway, Bangor DANKERT, P H ILIP R., '58 9 Pleasant St., Hanover, N . H. 0 DANFORTH, MARY E., '57 Court St., Castine DARBY, M ARGARET M., '56 7 8 Baptist St., Swansea, Mass. DARROCH, RONALD E . , '57 1 85 Boston Post Rd., By-Pass, Weston, Mass. DAUG HARTY, GORDON D . , '57 6360 E . Surrey Rd., Birmingham, M ich .

D A U P H I N E E , CAROL D . , '56 R.F.D. No. l, Hyannis, Mass.

0 DAVENPORT, DONALD S . , '59 14 Corning St., Beverly, Mass. 0 In attendance first semester only.

DAVIDSON, DOUGLAS A., '58 520 Washington St . , So. Attleboro, Mass. DA VI LA, CARLOS G., '58 Malecon Balta 7 1 0, M i raflores Lima, Peru 0 DAVIS, DAVID H . , '59 1 87 Somerset Ave., Winthrop, 1ass. DAVIS, MARY JANE, '59 37 Lake Drive, Needham, fass. DAVIS, PATRICIA COFFIN, '56 ( M rs. ) 29 Boody St . , Brunswick DA VIS, R I C H ARD J., '56 1 53 Columbia Ave., Cranston 5, R. I. DEAN, ALFRED H., J R . , '58 85 Oak St. , Weston, Mass. DEAN, CHARLES E., '59 79 Mechanics St., Putnam, Conn. DE CARLO, A GELA J., '58 79 Homestead Ave . , Naugatuck, Conn. DEERING, PHILIP A., '57 Hartland DELANEY, J O H N A., '56 . Y. 71 Winnebago Rd., Yonkers, DEN EEN, GEORGE F., '58 1 96 W . Squantum St., o. Quincy, Mass. DERDERIAN, NA CY L., '58 45 Barbara Rd., Waltham, Ma s. DE VESTY, CHARMIA J . , '56 29 Parker Rd., eedham, l\ f ass. D I E, SALLY R., '59 19 Commonwealth Ave., Haverhill, M ass. DINWOODIE , DONALD G., '57 38 Broad St., Hawthorne, N . Y. DIXON, BAR BARA, '57 1 63 East Clinton Ave., Tenafly,

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DIXON, SALLY A . , '57 Scudder Ave., Hyannis Port, Mass. DOC H E RTY, M ERABETH L., '56 8 Gabb Rd., Bloomfield, Ct. " DOHRMAN, EDWARD M . , J R . , '59 25 Ardmore Rd., Ho-Ho-Kus, N . J .

DRIGOTAS, CAROLY A . , '57 28 Beacon Ave., Auburn DUCKWORTH, ELEANOR R., '57 89 Cambridge St. , Halifax, Nova Scotia DUE� A. BARBAR� � 6 2 1 N o . Cornwall Ave . , Ventnor, . J. DULANEY, J O H N S . , '56 1 93 Brimfield Rd., Wethersfield, Ct. DU BAR, DONALD M., '56 12 Ridge Ave., Newton Center, 1 ass. DUNBAR, SARA . , '56 66 Perry Ave., Whitman, Mass. DU N, DAVID, '56 106 Gibbs St., Newton Center, Mass. DUNN, JOH L., Sp 1 67 Water St., Waterville DUN , 1 E L VI B., '59 28 Robbins Rd., Watertown, Mass. DU STA , JOH P., '59 146 Herrick Rd., Newton Center, Mass. DU RANT, JOH R., '57 29 Park St., Shrewsbury, l\ f ass. DUSTY, FRANK T. , J R . , '58 6V2 Leighton St., Waterville DYER, MAR I LY , '58 1 1 Grove St., Winchester, Mass. DYSO , JOH D., '59 56 Mountain Ave . , Winsted, Conn. EARLEY, JA ET M . , '57 56 Dwelley Ave., Dover-Foxcroft EATON, GEORGE M . , '58 Forest Rd., Salisbury, Ct. ED DY, LATIMER B., '59 60 Livingston Rd., Wellesley, M ass. EDES, JOHN C . , '58 Forest Ave . , Ellsworth EDMUNDS, ELEA OR M . , '56 39-20 2 17th St., Bayside, . Y. tEDSALL, RICHARD A., '57 5604 Brite Dr., Bethesda, Md. EDWARDS, JAMES W., '59 5220 Moori and Lane, Bethesda 14, Md.

DOLLOFF, ALTHEA J . , '59 R . F. D . 1, Mt. Vernon DON LEY, CAROLYN A., '56 227 High St., Reading, Mass.

EGAN, CORNELIA l\f., '59 Box 9 1 , Grafton, N. Y.

DONOVAN, J E R E M I A H M., '59 16 Hartwell Rd., Wetl1erfield, Conn.

EGGLESTO , R. NANCY, '57 APO 343 c/o Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif.

DOOLITTLE, SANDRA J., '58 394 No. Main St., Wallingford, Conn.

E I D A M , BARBARA E., '59 88 E. Haverhill St., Lawrence, ]\ [ ass.

DORAN, PETER C., '58 1 30 Washington St., Wellesley H ills, Mass.

ELLINWOOD, GEORGE W., J R. , '56 39 Catlin Ave., Rumford, R. I.

DORMAN, S . WENDY, '57 1 1 Montrose Ave . , Arlington 74, l\ [ ass. DOUGHERTY, STEVEN L., '57 37 Berkeley St. , Portland DOW, E. RAYMOND, J R . , ' .5 8 Monmouth

DOW N I NG, DARROLL M . , '56 45 Purchase St., Danvers, Mass. " DOYLE, PETER C., '57 1 1 1 Hilton Ave., Garden City, N . Y. DOYLE, THOMAS F., '59 20 High Rd., Newbury, Mass. DOYLE, W I LSON W., '58 80 No. Island Ave . , Ramsey, N . J . 0 DRAPER, U R S U LA, '59 Hodgeport Lane, Dover,

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ELWELL, ELIZABETH A., '57 West Buxton ENGDAHL, ARTHUR E., J R . , '57 68 Old Farm Rd., Needham, fass. EPLETT, JANE, '59 65 Charlton St., Stratford, Conn. ERB, ROB ERT C., JR., '56 1 7 Chester St., Nashua, N . H . ESTABROOK, HAROLD M . , '59 56 Gray St., Arlington, Mass. ESTES, RICHARD F., JR., '58 706 Cambridge Rd., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. EV ANS, KATHRYN D., '57 1000 Haines Ave., Gordon Heights, Wilmington, Del . EWING, ELEANOR A . , '57 3 Philips Rd., Stoneham, Mass.

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HALL, CAROLI NE S., '58 1 9 Bettswood Rd., Norwalk, Conn. HALL, E LIZABETH I., '57 M ai n St., S . Dennis, Mass. HALLEE, ROGER E., '59 2 Swan St., Waterville H A M I LTON, JAN ET, '56 Worcester Rd., Princeton, Mass. H A M M O N D , FREDERICK C., '57 15 Bertram St., Beverly, Mass. HANFORD, STARLI G L., '56 1 6 1 6 Hawthorn Park, Columbus,

HANNON , J O H N F . , '57 86 School St., Manchester, Mass. HANSEN, NANCY L., '57 7812 Custer Rd., Bethesda, Md. HARDING, M. ANN, '58 1 26 Wilder St., Hillside,

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HARDY, ELIZABETH W . , '57 6 1 6 High St., Bath HARDY, P HYLLIS A., '58 901 Narragansett Pkwy., Warwick, R. I. H A R K I N S , C RAIG, '58 1 88 Islington Rd., Auburndale, Mass. HARLOWE, JOAN M., '56 274 Brow St., E. Providence, R. I . H A R M O N , NANCY J . , '58 535 Great Plain Ave., Needham, Mass. t H A R R I M A N , EDWARD N., J R . , '57 67 M aple St., Needham, Mass. H A R R I NG , CEDRIC F., J R ., '57 20 Glen Rd., Newton Centre, Mass. H A R R I NGTON , M ARY C., '58 1 25 Woodman St., Richmond, Vt. HARRIS, FREDERICK J . , '59 Edgewood Rd . , Southboro, Mass. HARRISON, GERAL D I N E , '59 70 Edgemoor Rd., Belmont, Mass. HAR RISO , PA TRICIA L., '57 1 00 Summer St., Springfield, Vt. HART, NELSON P . , '56 36 Puckingham St., Waterbury, Conn. HARTZELL, JANE C., '59 2 Kavanaugh Place, Bar Harbor 0 In attendance first semester only.

H ARUTA, KYOI C HI , '57 8 Kitaya-Machi, Shibuya-ku Tokyo, Japan HASLAM , P H I LIP S., '58 32 Westwood Rd., Shrew bury, Mass. HATC H , C H ARLES E., '56 12 Purnside Rd., Newton Highlands, 1 a s. H ATFIELD, DOUGLAS S . , J R. , '58 . H. Farover Farm, Peterborough, HATHAWAY, CAROL I . , '58 67 Andrew Ford Way, Abington, Mass. HAURA D , JEA H . , '57 72 Fairview Ave., N . Plainfield, N . J . H AY, ELIZABETH, '59 2 Ocean Rd., S . Portland HAYES, STEPHEN W . , '59 High St., E. Pepperell, Mas . HAYES, W I L B U R F., '59 606 Centre St., ewton, Mass. HAYWARD, LEW I S W., '59 79 Airlie S t . , Worcester, Mass. H E C HT, GORDO A., '59 5565 Netherland Ave., ew York, . Y. REEKS, CAROL, '58 R.F.D. 1, North Adams, Mass. H ELLA WELL, RICHARD S., '56 6 Andy Rd., Worcester, Mass. H E N DERSON, BEATRICE A., '56 48 Sawyer St., Portland H E N DE RSON, P H ILIP, J R . , '59 40 Willetts Rd., M t . Kisco, N. Y. H END RICKS, GRANT 0., '59 1 1 5 Kenilworth Rd., Mt. Lakes, . J. HENNI NGS, PATRICIA A., '56 1 87 Crocker Blvd., Mt. Clemens, M ich. HERBIG, RONDA ( M RS. ) , '56 Kinsland Rd., Boonton, N. J . H E R D I E C H , W I LLIAM G . , '57 103 Log Plain Rd., Greenfield, Mass. H ESSE, ROBERT L., '58 1 1 8 Lowell St . , Andover, Mass. H IGGI S, JAMES A., '56 2 1 1 Woburn St., Lexington, Mass. H IGGINS, RUSSELL E., '57 426 Linden Ave., Bogota, . J. H ILLENBAC H , L E E R. , '59 1 67 Rhode Island Ave., East Orange, N . J . H I NES, ROBERT N . , '56 47 Rosedale Rd., W . Hartford, Conn. H I NCE, J U DITH A., '58 39 1 Pawtucket St . , Lowell, Mass. HISE, NANCY LOU, '56 61 Grandview Ave., Pleasantville, N. Y. H ITTENGER, A U D REY W . , '57 431 School S t . , Belmont, Mass. H O DGKINS, THOMAS C., '59 50 Jackson St., Northampton, Mass. HOFFMAN, J OAN C., '59 5.552 Netherland Ave., Riverdale, N. Y. H OLDEN, ANN, '56 Orwell, Vt. HOLMES, S HI R LEY M., '59 R . F . D . 2, Southbridge, Mass. H OLST, J U DITH, '59 2403 Ocean Ave:, Brigantine, N . J . HOLT, CAROL, A . , '59 1 80 Vernon Ave., Middletown, R. I . H O M , B E N L . , '57 .Y. 64-35 83 Pl., Middle Village 79, t In attendance second semester only.

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HO SB ERGER, KARL, '57 Cedar Lane, Ossining, N. Y. H ONS BERGER, PETER, '56 Front Royal, Va. 0 H OOGEVEE N, LAWRENCE J . , '57 Garfield St . , Humarock, Mass. HOUSTON, KEN NETH A., '57 9-19 Main S t . , Apt. 14, Waterville HOWARTH, MARILYN L., '.56 4 1 Woodmont St., Portland HOYT, DA YID M . , '58 39 Bayview Ave . , So. Norwalk, Conn. HOYT, PAULINE A., Â· 57 Easton HUART, R I C HA R D A., '57 913 Centre St., Brockton, Mass. HU BBARD, NANCY, '56 1 24 Glenwood Ave., Portland H U EBSCH, J ACQUELYN E., '56 4 1 40 Carpenter Ave., New York 66, . Y. H U L BERT, EDWARD I., J R . , '58 63 W. M ain St., Westboro, Mass. H U NT, FAYE F., '58 171 Second St., Hallowell HUNT, RICHARD A., '59 8 Gibson St., Fairfield HU TER, BARBARA L., '59 87 Roslyn Ave., Cranston, R. I . 0 HUNTER, DWIGHT P . , '.59 48 Blake St., Presque Isle HUNTER, ROBIN L., '58 20 Humphreys Rd., W. Barrington, R . I . HUNTRESS, FRANK E . , '56 1 Elmwood Rd., Marblehead, 1 1 ass. HURWITZ, M I C HAEL J . , '59 198 Greenwood St., Newton, Mass. H U SSEY, PETER A., '57 North Berwick ISAACSON, E. CLE N, '57 42 South S t . , Hyannis, Mass. ISRAEL, MICHAEL G., '57 1574 Wayne Ave., York, Pa. IVES, LEWIS K., '59 Veteran's Hospital, Northampton, Mass. IVES, PHILIP G., '57 4 Bushcliff, Winchester, Mass. JAFFEE, TONI C., '57 Galloupes Pt., Swampscott, Mass. JAMES, W. B RUCE, '57 84 Spring St., Wakefield, Mass. JAM IESON, JAMES R., '56 Pleasant St., Hartland J E FFERSON, ANN A., '57 Flemington , N. J. JELINEK, CAROLE J . , '59 102 Betsy Williams Dr., Cranston, R . I. JENSEN, DIANE L., '57 30 Puritan Rd., Beverly, Mass. 0 J O HNSEN, w. ANDREAS, '59 34-62nd St., West New York, N . J . JOHNSO R.F.D.

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MARCHBA J AM E S H . , '57 5 8 1 7 Bradley Blvd . , Bethesda, Id. 0 M A RC H ETTI, JOSEPH J., '58 1 356 Washington St . , Bath l\' ! A R C H O , C AT H RYN M . , '59 56 Academy St . , Presque Isle M A RGLI N , J OS E P H H., '59 82 Kenilworth St., Newton, Mass. M A RGOLI S , T H EODORE M., '56 22 Heather St . , Beverly, M ass. l A R KOWITZ, STEPHE , '59 1 675 Grand Concourse, Bronx, N. Y. t M ARQUIS , GORDON E., '56 79 H.idge Rd. , Waban, lass. '1. A R S H , NANCY L . , '59 . Y. 1 7 4 Highland Ave . , Buffalo, M A R S HALL, J O H N C., '56 36 Plain£eld, Waban, Mass. 1ARTIN, E L I J . , '57 Wauregan Rd., Danielson, Conn. '1. ARTI N , JOHN H., '58 Boston Post Rd., Old Lynn, Conn. M ARTI , M AR Y L., '59 50 School St., Gorham M ARTIN , PATRICIA, '57 2 1 20 4th Ave., Kearney, Neb. M AT H I E U , LIO E L E., '57 5 Boston Ave . , Winslow M AT H I E U , STANLEY K . , '57 1 1 Boston Ave . , Winslow M ATT H I E U , M A R I LY C., '58 22 Bean St., Madison M AY , CA ROL A., '58 Park and Bivd., Pitman, N. J . M AZO, EUGENE D . , '59 20 Saxon R d . , Wethersfield, Conn. 0 M E D E I ROS, J A M E S s., '58 67 Garden Ave., Somerset, fass. 0 M EGAT H L I N , DONALD E., '58 94 Lewis Ave . , Walpole, Mass. M E I N HOLD, H A R RY S., '56 Creenswood, Purdys, N . Y. M E RC HANT, COLBY M . , '58 R . F. D . No. 1 , Newport M E R R I C K , DOUGLAS C . , '59 Parkway & Parkside, Harrington Park, N . H . M E R RI LL, J U DITH A . , '58 21 Davis Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. M E R R I LL, PETE R, '57 38 Oak S t . , Augusta 0 M E R R I M A N , FRA K A . , '58 87 Montgomery St., Bangor 1 ' 1E R R I M A N , R I C H A R D D . , '57 87 Montgomery St . , Bangor M ETCALF, CARROLL M . , '59 27 Ross R d . , Scarsdale, N . Y. M ETCALF, M ELBA S . , '59 131 Grant S t . , Bangor 1ETZER, J O H N M . , '59 406 South Burgess Ave., Columbus, Ohio M E Y E R , MARTHA A., '56 102 DuHenur Rd., Hampstead, .Montreal, Canada M I LLER, DOU GLAS T., '58 Old M il l Rd. , M i llington, N . J . M I LLER, NAN, '57 Old M il l Rd. , M i llington, . J. M ILLER, S USAN L . , '56 14 Great Hill R d . , Darien, Conn. M I LLER, TUCKER R . , '59 1 85 Valentine St., W . Newton, Mass. � I I LLS, D A YID H., '57 4 Clark S t . , Holden, Mass.

iV l l LLS, JANE, '59 542 H i gh Rock St. , Needham, Mass. I ITTLE:, D ORF, J A ET S., '57 40 Dusenbury Rd., Bronxville, N . Y. M OGER, FLINT C., '58 . Y. 82 Beverly Pkwy., Freeport, M OGER, STA LEY H., '58 72 Salisbury Rd., Brookline, Mass. M ONTEI T H , RICHARD F., '59 15 S m i ley Ave., Haverhill, Mass. MONTGO M E RY , B RUCE W . , '59 3235 Hull Ave., N . Y . 67, . Y. M O O R E , A N T H O N Y E . , '59 1 1 8 Main St., Rockport, Mass. I OORE, CAROLYN D . , '56 7 1 5 Hubbel S t . , Maumee, Ohio MOORE, H ELEN B . , '59 603 Concord St., Framingham, Mass. M OO R HOUSE, FREDERICK M., '56 20 Fordson Ave . , Cranston, R . I. I ORAN, RONALD W . , '58 56 So. fountain Dr., New Britain, Conn. M O RGAN, E L IZABETH L., '57 35 Gershom P l . , Kingston, Pa. M O R R I S O , J OA G., '59 52 Allen Rd., Winchester, Mass. M O RRISON, R I C HA RD B., '59 329 Rosemary St., Needham, Mass. 1 1 0RRISSEY, C HARLES A., '56 4 8 Waverley Ave . , Newton, Mass. M O RTON, PARKER P., '58 Theresa Hotel, 7th Ave. & ! 25th St., N. Y., N. Y. MOULTON, S U Z A N N E L., '59 R . F. D . o. 1, Portsmouth, . H. 1 U I R , J OAN, '58 23 1 Maple St. , New Britain, Conn. 1 U LL I N , LOUISE A., '58 302 Clyde St., Chestnut H ill, Mass. MU SON, LOIS M., '58 40 Wilson Ave., Presque I s le :f\ l U R IK, J AM ES M . , '57 524 Milk S t . , Fitchburg, Mass. M U R N I K , J U DI T H A . , '57 524 l i lk St., Fitchburg, Mass. :t-. l U R RAY, DONALD B . , '59 23 Morgan Ave., Norwalk, Conn. :f\IU RRAY, DOUGLASS E., '56 1 8 8 Bedford Rd., Chappaqua, IYERS, PlUSCILLA, '57 14 Tappan Rd., Wellesley, NADER, R IC HARD J., '56 90 Nesmith St., Lawrence,

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PADDOCK, LUCINDA A . , '59 80 Howell Ave . , Larchmont, N . Y.

NELSON, R I C HARD G., '58 407 Kingston St., ·Wyckoff, N . J .

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ORTH, J U LIE L., '59 99 Athelstone Rd., Newton Center, Mass.

OTT, GEORGE, '58 726 Glen Ave., Westfield, N . J .

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NAZOR, H U C H R., '59 1 40 Clifton St., Belmont, Mass .

E R I , PAUL A . , '59 75 Maplewood Rd. , Portsmouth,

ORCUTT, CANDACE S . , '57 49 Armour Rd., Gregmere Pk., Mahwah, N . J . O'REILLY, M A R Y E . , '58 Upper Black Eddy, Pa.

ORR, PATRICIA L., '59 500 l Iselin Ave., Fieldton, Riverdale, N . Y.

NAGY, ALBERT N., '56 1 252 Fairfield Woods R d . , Fairfield, Conn.

NARDOZZI, BARBARA J., '56 64 . Bedford Rd., Chappaqua,

0 0BERY, RICHARD D., '58 Box 255, Togus O'BRIEN, CAROLY , '58 Stowe Rd., Harvard, Mass. O'BRIEN, C . DAVI D , '58 101 West Rd., New Canaan, Conn. 0 0'BRIEN, EDWARD F., '58 277 Pine St., Holyoke, Mass. O'BRIEN, JAY M., '57 196 Fairfield Ave . , Hartford, Conn. O'CON ELL, FREDERICK L., '59 5 Center Place, Waterville O'DO ELL, FRANCES, '59 4 8 Montgomery St., Lawrence, Mass. OLSEN, BRIAN F., '57 68 Rockridge Rd., Waltham, Mass. OLSE , DA YID, '57 979 Enfield S t . , Thompsonville, Conn.

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NEWMA , THOMAS B . , '56 67 Loughlin Ave . , Coscob, Conn. ICHOL�, LESLIE R., '59 R.F.D. No. 1, Durham, N . H . IC HOLSON, WILLIAM A . , '59 Route o. 1, Windsor, Vt. 0 ICKERSON, JOSHUA A., '58 Bay Rd., Chatham, Mass. N I C J..: E RSON, PETER A., '57 1 36 Roslyn Ave., Cranston, R . I . N IELSEN, NANCY M . , '57 R.F.D. o . 1, Waterville !ELSE , ROBERT E . , '59 1 94 Holcomb St., Hartford, Conn. N I LES, KAT H E R I NE E., '59 6 High St., Waterville OBLE, GAIL P., '59 1 63 8th St., Cresskill, . J. NOB LE, M . YVON E , '56 Treva St., Finleyville, Pa. NORCROSS, ROY E., '56 1 99 Oak Hill Rd., Cheshire, Conn. NORDGREN, JANET L., '56 2 S urrey Lane, Shrewsbury, Mass. NOVICK, LA WRE CE G . , '59 3 Stetson St., ew Bedford, Mass.

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tROGERS, J A M E S M . , '58 24 Dunbarton Rd., Belmont, Mass. ROHDE, BARRY C., '59 435 Fairview Ave. , Colonia, N. J . ROJA AV O C S E , V I R A K . , '59 153 Rajadamri Rd., Bangkok, Thailand ROLFE, DAV I D S., '59 1 4 Currier Rd. , Lynn, M ass. HOLLINS, NANCY E., '57 13 Emerson S t . , Sanford ROSE, RICHARD A., '59 27 Broad St., Salem, Mass. ROSEEN, NA CY C., '57 Mountain Rd., Bristol, Ct. ROSE BLATT, NORMA S., '59 65 Highland St., Revere, M ass. ROSENTHAL, RONA K., '57 304 M ai n St., Waterville ROSS, STUART D., '59 West Paris 0 ROWE, JEAN ANN, '59 18 Grymes Hill Rd., Staten Island, . Y. ROWE, RE BECCA J . , '56 South St., Dover-Foxcroft ROWLANDSO , H U G H F., Sp 2 1 Barasford Ave . , Lowell, fass. ROY, LAURENT B . , '57 70 Bay St., Winslow R U B I N , BARBARA L., '56 683 Mason St., Westbury, L. I., . Y. R U DOLPH, GEORGE, �6 t61 Bradlee Ave., Swampscott, Mass. RUESCH, ANTON H., '59 Wayne RUKER, PATR ICIA I., '59 14 Brinckerhoff Ave., New Canaan, Conn. R U LISON, J A M E S P., J R . , '58 Crumitie Rd., Londonville,

R U S HTON, EDWARD C., '58 43 Water S t . , Oakland R U SSELL, D A YID H . , '59 1269 Union St., Manchester, N. H . R U S SELL, R I C HARD F . , '59 Corlies Ave . , Poughkeepsie,

RUSSO, ROBERT R., '57 8 Enmore Rd., M elrose, Mass. RUVO, ANTHONY E., '59 76 Clinton St., Bloomfield, N . J . SALADINO, WILLIAM F . , '57 8 Springvale Ave., Chelsea, Mass. SALTZ, ROBERT M., '58 68 Puritan Lane, Swampscott, Mass. SAN ANGELO, JOAN C., '59 1 2 Grant St., Stoneham, Mass.

SHEi F. RICHARD, '56 52 Taber Ave., Providence, R. I . S H ELTO N , M ER R IWELL T . , '59 6 1 Winthrop St., Augusta SHERMAN, BRADFORD C . , '58 1 1 5 Ocean Ave., Cranston, I t I . S HERMAN, ROLAN D H . , J R . , '56 66 Central St., Andover, Mass.

SANDBORG, RONALD, '56 200 E . 66 St., Apt. C., N . Y . , N . Y.

S H E HMAN, S USAN B . , '58 Old Sudbury Rd., So. Lincoln, Mass. 0 S H E R RY, GEORGE W., '59 634 orth B'way, Yonkers, N . Y.

SANDQU I ST, CAROL A., '59 14 Valley St. , Concord, . H. SANDS, BOYD S., '59 460 Watchung Ave., Bloomfield,

SCARCE LLO, EDITH M . , '59 Iselden St., Worcester, Mass. SC HAEFF, GAYLE H., '58 7 8 Greeley Ave., Sayville, Mass. 0 SCHERESCHEWSKY, BRADLEY W., '58 15 School St., Andover, Mass. S C H I M M ELPFE NNIG, AN E R. , '57 161 Locust St., Burlington, Vt. SCH LESS, AAHO B., '58 1 68 Chatham Rd., Fairfield, Conn. SCH AUFFER, DIANE, '57 2 1 3 Rockwell Terr., Frederick, Md. S C H U LTZ, PHILIP G . , '56 43 Chesterfield Rd., Scarsdale, N . Y. SCHWARTZ, CARO LY , '57 325 East 17th St., Brooklyn 26, N . Y. SCOTT, BERYL E., '58 631 Western Ave., Albany, N . Y. SC HANTON, W I L B U R L., '58 Long Hill, Fountain St., Woodbridge, Conn. SCRUTON, H. KENT, '58 96 Eastern Ave . , St. Johnsbury, Vt. SEAVER, MARY D., '56 1 30 Lindbergh Ave . , eedham, Mass. SEA VEY, RIC HARD L., '59 5 Summer St., Weston, Mass. SEEBODE, FRA K F., '59 29 Jones St., Hingham, Mass. SEELY, POLLY, '58 . Y. 9 ichols Rd., Armonk, SEGRAVE, ANN M., '59 29 Dolphin Green, Port Washington, N. Y. 0 S ELDO , GEORGE L., '58 78 Russell St., Manchester, N. H . SELTMA , C H ARLES P . , '59 2335 Hudson Terrace, Coytesville, . .T . SER}' A, VI CE T A., '56 105 ewton St., New Bedford, Mass. SFERES, KATHERI E D., '57 So., Windham S HARP, THOMAS, '56 680 Fenimore Rd., Larchmont, N. Y. SHAW, J OAN V., '58 20 Whitney St., Westboro, !'. l ass. S HEA, LA WRE CE, '57 1 98 Florida St., Springfield, lass. SHEER! , OLIVER K., '58 County Rd., Burlington, Mass.

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S I LVERSTE I N , GERALD L., '56 36 Ogden Rd., Brookline, Mass. S I M MONDS, RUTHANN, '56 Jefferson SINGER, SAMUEL J . , '59 94 Longfellow Rd., Newton, Mass. S I S K , BARRY N., '58 242 Main St., Suffield, Conn. S I U , MABEL K., '58 49- 1 6 Annandale Lane, Little eek, N. Y. S KOLFIELD, THOMAS C., '59 133 Morning St . , Portland SM ALLEY, LINDA J . , '59 63-15 Haring St., Rego Park, N. Y. SMETH URST, WI LLIAM H., '58 Fairhaven Rd., Concord, Mass. S M ITH, ARTHUR H., '57 1 Park St. , Union Springs, . Y. S M ITH, CHARLES S . , '57 236 Conant Rd., Western, Mass. S M ITH, ELSIE H . , '59 342 West Miner St., West Chester, Pa. 0 S M ITH, E M I LY H . , '59 125 Parker St., Newton Centre, Mass. S M ITH, GARY R . , '58 2 1 30 Clinton St., Rockford, Ill. SM ITH, JAY M., '59 Metcalf Rd., Willoughby, Ohio S M ITH, JAY W., '56 15 Dale St., Newtonville, Mass. S M ITH, J EAN L., '58 White Oak, Southbury, Conn. 0S I ITH, JOELLYN, '58 130 Beechwood Dr., Packanack Lake, N . J. S M ITH, LY DIA B . , '57 Lowell Rd., Carlisle, 1ass. S M I T H , MARGARET L . , '58 95 Enclid St., Valley Stream, N. Y . SNYDER, A U D REY M . , '57 30 Windy Ridge, Trumbull, Conn. SOM MERILL, YVONNE N . ( M RS. ) , '56 5 Brooks Rd., Tom's River, N . J. SONDERN, BARBARA R., '59 20 Church St., Greenwich, Conn. SORENSEN, VERNON M . , '56 Black Point Rd., Scarboro SORTOR, DA YID C., '56 38 Chapell St., New London, Conn. SOUTHWORTH, WARREN B., '56 28 Dutcher St., Hopedale, Mass. SPALL, J U DIETH W., '58 1 2 Harvey St., Watertown, Mass. SPEAR, J U L I A M., '59 96 Elm St., Camden SPENCE, WILLARD L., '57 1 1 Glenmore House, Richmond Hill, Surrey, England SPIERLI NG, FRANK W., '59 32-44 214 Pl., Bayside, N . Y.

SANDY, SUSAN, '59 20- 1 1 James Ave. Sq., M inneapolis, M inn.

S H OEMAKER, J O H N B . R . , '59 267 M iller Rd., Mahwah, N . J .

SPOKESFIELD, A . JANE, '59 3 Abbey Rd., Darian, Conn.

S H ORE, J O H N E . , '59 4200 Rose H ill Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio

SANTORA, ROBERTA, '57 228 Western Ave., Augusta

S HOREY, ELEANOR, J . , '57 460 Fairfield Ave., Ridgewood, N. J .

SARGENT, ROBERT A., '59 1 4 Gates Rd., Shrewsbury, !'. l ass.

S H UTE, J O H N W . , '57 100 Ossining Rd., Pleasantville, N . Y.

STAGG, NANCY L., '56 23 Pleasant St. , Medfield, Mass. STA H L, M A RC P., '57 Tree Lane, West Hartford, Conn. STANWOOD, KAY, '58 45 Chandler St., Bradford, Ma

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WE TWORTH, J OA R . , '56 29 Parkway Crescent, M i lton, M ass. WEST, RAC H E L L. , '58 Barker St., No. Pembroke, Mass. 0 WEST, STEWART C . , '57 . J. 1087 Azalea Rd., Union, WESTON, RALPH D . , '58 59 Grove St. , Auburndale, M ass. WEY, H E N R Y F. , '56 M ilton Point, Rye, N . Y. W H EELER, GEOFFREY, '58 94 Park St., ewton, Mass. W HE E LWR IG H T, B O D E . , '58 20 Louisburg Sq., Boston, Mass. W H ITA K E R, H ARRY J., '58 2 8 Heckle S t . , Wellesley, l\i l ass. W H ITE, EDWARD B., '57 R.F.D. o. 1, Newton, Conn. W H ITE, JEA I E, '57 Box 17, Weld 0 W H ITE H I LL, ROBERT W., '59 5 1 Green St., Bellows Falls, Vt. W H ITMA , J O H NSTO DeF., '59 1220 Park Ave. , ew York, . Y. W HI TNEY, J OA E B . , '56 1 1 Farmstead Lane, Farmington, Conn. W HITT A K E R , ALA C., '57 199 Walnut St., Bogota, N . J . W HITTLESEY, S U S A , '59 6 Roanoke Rd., Wellesley, M ass. WIELAND, A N D., '58 Spring Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. W IGGIN, J U DITH H., '57 16 East St., Sanford WILBUR, WI LLIAM A . , '59 27 Lawler S t . , Holyoke, Mass. W I LCOX, H E LE K., '59 1 7 9 Varnum Ave., Lowell, Mass. W ILLCOX, A N L., '58 Bacon Rd., Old Westbury,

W I LLEY, JOH H . , SP. 5 Spring St., Clinton WILLIAMS, B R U CE A., '59 52 eponsett Rd., Quincy, M ass. W I L LIAMS, DEBORAH � I . , '58 23 1 6 N . W. 27th S t . , Oklahoma City, Okla. W I LLIAMS, J OA A., '56 154 Pilgrim Rd., No. Weymouth, M ass.

WREN, FRA CES A . , '58 65 Talbot Ave., Somerville, Mass. WU LFF, GAIL, '59 1 62 M t. Vernon St., Newtonville, Mass. WUNDT, J OBST M., '59 2 Clearwater Rd. , Winchester, Mass. WYCKOFF, J OA , '56 Nightengale Rd. , Katonah, N . Y . WY M AN , A NETTE E . , '59 Oak St., Oakland WYMAN, LESLIE A., '57 3205 I nverness Dr., Rowayton, Conn.

W I LLIAMSO , ORMA C., '57 1 2 King Ave . , Weehawken, N . J . WI SLOW, WILLIAM C . , '57 1 05 Freeman Pkwy., Provid nee, W I TER, L U D M I LA, ' 5 8 Box 5, Howard, R. I . W I TERBOTTO M , RUTH, �8 8 1 1 Shawmut Ave., New Bedford, Mass.

WITHEE, GEORGE A., '59 98 South Front St., Richmond WOLCOTT, KATHARINE, '56 66 Pierrepont St. , Brooklyn, . Y. WOLPE R, GERALD, '58 44 Baker Circle, Brookline, fass. WOOD, CHA RLOTTE A. , '56 16 Park Ave., Naugatuck, Conn. WOOD B U RY, DA YID E., '58 1 33 1 1 Fostoria Rd., Findlay, Ohio WOODS, JOA E K., '59 45 Kirkland Circle, Wellesley H ills, Mass. WOODSOME, MARIAN L., '58 Rand Rd., Shelburne Falls, Mass. WORMSER, M ICHAEL D., '59 2 1 Dale Place, Stamford, Conn. WORMUTH, A CY A., '56 67 Dalton Rd., Belmont, M ass. WORCESTE R , A1 N M . , '59 1 82 1 Beacon St., Brookline,

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WYMA , W I LLARD G., '56 Ft. , Monroe, Va. XE AKIS, FOTI I, '56 26 10th Ave., Haverhill, Mass. YARCHIN , DA I E L, '56 280 Reservoir Rd., Chestnut H ill, M ass. YETT, DA IEL J., '58 148 Hill St., Barre, Vt. YORK, THOMAS I-I . , '57 336 Summer S t., Oakland YOUNES, ROBERT P., '59 . Y. 88 38-7th, Brooklyn, YOU G, ALBERT 1 . , '59 403 Walpole Ct., Towson, Md. 0 YOU G, CAROLYN R . , '57 9 Barclay Court, Rowayton, Conn. YOUNG, WI LLIAM W., '59 403 Walpole Ct. , Towson, Md. ZIEGLER, JOH M., '56 48 S . Stanwood Rd., Columbus, 0. ZULLINGER, R . LAWREN CE, '56 121 �lerbrook Lane, Merion, Pa.

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