The Colby Oracle 1966 by Colby College Libraries

Ou r hill is bracketed above the town on braces of sm oke.

The pond languishes in silence, burdened by willows, relieved by the brash o.f ducks irn verant quacks.

The buildings present their imperturable facades

and pret end not to notice the noises behind

their brick back . . .

Or the snow and ice that shun the people who clutter their block steps

and Rreen grass stu.ffing .

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spnn and fall . . .

Turning thick walls

inside out with being.

They cluster in throngs

Pl campu intere t . . .

Or tumble and squeeze

into a bus to create a rhythm of clacking skis . . .

Returning slowly alone,

on slippery paths

to winter windows

and coz din1 roon1

And a library of frescoed tables

and chair. that creak guiltily.

BOOKSHELF leaning inward, each in hi own angle of truth the book pres leaves of together into airs of pace forcing words to creep lowly, out of their pages Rob Elder

As sun shuffles through smoky air from the basem ent windows of the Spa,

ach assumes his niche.

Eye focuses on eye and minds mesh

ln the lighted throng where word and laughter ring through amber wine and glasses sparkle your mile is broadest and angles up and down, touching cheeks and bouncing with the music off the walls Donna Tyler

in the entanglement of tables and their chairs . . .

So each comes out into sunlight and runs,

Sn1a hing into hin1 efl...

Withdrawing only to 26

Hurl out again 27

In gestures of his own making,

our world is a House ha many rooms four wall a Door can open too a Clo etGlenna Whire

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pout tentative feelers that probe our hill world.

FLUX ls it to know The nature of wild gra If it i seen Still, As on a canva That silences the wind? To see it only Where it is flattered By the un, And not think on the 'haded half? To ta te it and not heed The scream of it scent? Mike Picher

Let u both walk in our lingering ways and if fate wi he , may we meet. For fate is more honest than hungry hunter . And the beach in winter was not meant for running. Beth

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Oracle '66 is dedicated to Gilbert ''Mike" Loebs

Karl Gregg Yeager Hud on

Ronald B. Davis

Marjorie Bither

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Arthur

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K. Frederick G i llum

Col i n E. M acKay

Peter Westervelt

Juan Pabl o Ortega

Frances

Thayer

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n Koon

F red Otto

Homer Hayslett

Alfred C h a pman, Al ice Comparetti, Eileen Curran, Mark Benbow

Fred Hudson

Paul Perez

Kenneth Weinbel, John Simpson

George Eli on

James Carpenter

Ronald D av i

Dennison Bancroft

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David

Bri dgman.

H arold

Raymond,

Clifford

Berschneider

Walter Brooks

H ow a rd Lamson

John Winkin

Jean D. B undy

J ohn A. C l ark

Alexey Tsu rikov

Eugene Peters

Yun-Tong Pan

Abbott Meader

Ch ristopher Huntington

Leo A. Whelan

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Charles Holt

Charles Quillin

Glenn Zehner

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M e rritte Woodard, Jr.

Frederick Geib

C l arence Barr

Dane Cox

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Mark. Benbow

Phil i p Si ther

Ermanno Comparetti

Peter Welsh

Guenter Weissberg

Millard E. Trott Archille H. Biron

Angela M.Prowse

Patrick Brancaccio

Leo A. Whelan, Jr.

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Student Government

Pri.: id1:nt Philip R \1acHak

Mens Student Association

Pre ident Rus ell N. Monbleau

President Diane Vanwyck

- Womens Student leagu,e

Men s Judiciary

Women s Judiciary

Junior Officers

Natalie Furlong, Dick Heend, Dick Lemieux, Timothy Radley

Senior Officers Larry Eckel Rick Zimmerman Brian Shacter Debby Anglim

Sophomore Officers

Bud Evans, Susanne Gilmore, Thom Rippon, Phil Merrill

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1877. Published weekly except during vacations and examination periods by the

wdents of Colby College;

printed by the Eagle

Publishing Co.,

Inc., Gardiner, Maine.

Charter membeu of the New England Intercollegiate Newspaper Association. Represented bJ Natiooll AdTertisiog Sen-ice, Inc. Subscciptioo rates: Students 13.50; Faculty free; all others 13.50 . •1Jew55tand price: fifteen cents per copy. Bntered u second class matter at the Post Office at WaterTille, Maine. A cce ptance by m.ul· u1g at special rate of postage provided for in section 1103, Act of October 3, 1917, author· .ud December 24, 1918 .'\JI op1n1ons 1a this newspaper oot otherwise identified are those of the COLBY BOIO. M:eat1.on the ECHO wheo you buy.

EDITOR - JOANNE RICHMOND '66

MANAGING EDITOR - ANNE RUGGLES '66; Asst.: Penny Madden '68

M.AKE-UP EDITOR

BfU. IX)ll '66; Asst.: Debby Nutter '68, Linda Kaiser '66

NEWS EDITOR - BRAD SIMCOCK '66; Asst.: Judy Freedman '68 FEATURES

EDITOR - DEREK SCHUSTER '67

SPORTS EDITOR - PETER FELLOWS '66

BUSINESS MANAGER - PETER NESTOR

'66

l!DITORIAL BOARD - Joan Richmond, Anoe fluggles, Bill Doll, Derek Schuster, Brad

Simcoclc, Peter Nestor, Peter Fellows, Arie Ro sen '67, Jim Wilson '67, Susan Mahone y '66.

Sports

SECI10N HEADS

Write rs - Bob Groasmao '68,

Financial Manager - Rod Small '66

ltichard Lewis '68, Peter Rouse '68,

Advertismg Manager - Barry Kligerman '66

Joho O'Shea '67.

Circulation and Subscription Managers -

Copy

Editor - Jan Moue '66 Geery Dnies

Auiltaat Business Manacer

ltobert Bonner '68

James Sandler "68, Robert Goldsteio '67 Exchange Editor - William Vanderweil '67 Ph.:itographer - Jobo Morgan '68

Joanne Richmond

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Colby College Band

Colby College Orchestra

Glee Club

Choir

Folk Song Society

Colbyettes

Colby Eight 73

7 pm

CELEBRATION AND PROTEST IN THE ARTS RELIGIOUS CONVOCATION

1966

A PROGRAM OF CONTEMPORARY CHURCH MUSIC, led by Adel Heinrich, with a dialogical sermon by Chaplain Fred M. Hudson and the Reverend Roland Thor woldsen, with forum discussion following. LORIMER

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 18 IN WHITE AMERICA, 8 pm on human rights.

LITTLE THEATRE,

8:30 a documentary play

f1.00

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 19 2-5 pm CARAVAN THEATRE, a troupe

LORIMER CHAPEL

2-5

LITTLE THEATRE, f1.00

pm JALI.. CONCERT, the Paul Knopf Trio, with Shelia Jordan, vocalist, from New York's Greenwich Village: informal. coffee.

GIVEN AUDITORIUM

Co pland, Benjemin Britten end Rolph Vau g han Williams, performed by the Colby College Bond and Colby College Glee Club, directed by Peter Re and Donald Slagel.

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A JAll LITURGY, a worship service in jau idiom by the Paul Knopf Trio, with piano, bass, drums, vocalist and chorus.

LORIMER CHAPEL

2-3:30

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Dormitory Discussions by Colby students and faculty members, with discussions: tapes. OIVEN AUDITORIUM

Exhibition STUDENT ART and PAINTINGS by ABBOTT MEADER, in the Jette Gallery, Bixler Center.

pm MUSIC, for voice, by Colby students QIVEN AUOITOAIUM

4 pm

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22 FESTIVAL II. original films 3-5 pm

pm VISUAL ARTS OPEN HOU E. collage wor _ _ in sho p . painting demonstrations, exh1b1ts crafts, sculpture, pointing: refreshments. BIXLER CENTER

3:30

FESTIVAL I, reedings, including e drematic reading (2 pml <? f T. S. Eliot's The Waste land; . _ a film (3 pm), Hiroshima, Mon Amour, direct ed by Aloin Resneis.

7:30 pm FESTIVAL CONCERT. with music by Aaron

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 20 I I am

and Pro

test in the Arts, by Kenneth Patton, poet, minister and scholar; classes cancelled for this occesion.

IN WHITE AMERICA

RUNNAL9 UNION,

POETRY READING AND MUSIC, by mem bers of the poetry workshop and the Seroffyn Jezz Ensemble.

MONDAY FEBRUARY 21 10:30 em KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Celebration

RUNNAL8 UNION

9:30

CHAPEL

ENDGAME, a ploy by Samuel Beckett, direct ed by David Penhole.

SERAFFYN COFFEE HOUIE

of fourteen actors, sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee, devoted to "being our selves - full of love, hate, hope and despair: disenchanted with the present cultural death orientation," performing flashes from Thurber, Feiffer. Brecht, cummings, Yevtushenko and Tom Lehrer.

7 pm

Unleaa noted, .admlulon to con-vocation ev�tai I• without ch111ro-. Mond•y •Venlno dormitory dl.cu ..lon• wlll M only .. requnted •nd c.Melred 1tud1nta.

LECTURE, by the painter Joachim Probst.

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in white america

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Student Christian Association 75

Homecoming

Queen: Jane Chandler

Winter Carnival

Queen: Debbie Anglim 76

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Katahdin Council

Colb

Outing Club

Head Cheerleader: Ann MacMichael

Cheerleaders

President Les Sutherland

Womens Athletic Association

Modern Dance

Arnold Air Society

Radio Colby

Inter-Fraternity Council

Pan-Hellenic

Alpha Delta Pi, the most " pirited" group on cam足 pus, i privileged to conduct a la t seance with reading for our old ladie who are preparing to cro . over to the great beyond. "Spaghetti mean omething special to omeone here. I ee a large group of hungry girl con urning mountains of the stuff along with . . pinach alad? I also see a foreign country ... a Fraulein with a tein of beer . . . could this be I taly, Glenda?" "I see the spirits moving over your head, Ardith, . . . no wait, it's not spirits, it' a volleybal 1 ! Or i it the Great Pumpkin?" 'Mis Hunter-I see a room full of fir t grader not all yours, l hope. I must be mistaken-they seem to be playing bridge instead of coloring.'' "Some ancient Buddhist spirits are calling to me. 'Shamrock ! Shamrocks!' Could they be your friend Elaine?" " I 'm getting ome strong vibration from Gayle-do you know anyone in the spirit world named 'Bill' or 'Louie ? Possibly someone you met in Boston in Janu足 ary?"

"The spmt are peaking in French. l don't under足 tand but maybe omeone intere ted in French govern足 ment will. 'Apres de Gaulle, Riend'eau." "I am receiving a vivid picture of a very personable drunken cowboy. Doe someone named Janie have any connection with a Blue Garter Saloon?" "The perfume of formaldehyde i wafting from the pirit world. I see great succe s for you as a biologist, Nancy, but if you ru n into difficulty you'll have no trouble getting a job choreographing can-can dances." "Listen-I hear nineteen hiccups from the spirit world. Is this an academic reference, or could it be one of the new security codes, Judy?" "l see a gavel in your pa t, Debbie-no doubt a 'symblem of the pre idency. And in your future I see an endle s row of ideal dates-tall, dark, handsome . . . computers?" "A the spirit fade into the pa t, they send you all one la t long loving lion-hearted roar for the future.

De borah Chase, Lucinda Murray, Nancy Wilcox

Linda Jones, Elizabeth Coffey

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CHI OMEGA With deepest sorrow we dedicate this page to the memory of these seniors, who all took wicked morts: Linda Buchheim, who breathed her last when cru hed under the weight of her diamond; Diane Leach, who surrendered to a rampant I BM computer; Sue Freihofer, snuffed out when trampled by a runaway Mustang; Annie MacMichael head c heerleader, who choked to death on mustard and relish; Les Sutherland who expired after 227 consecutive rounds of tennis; Pam Harris, who died by her own hand when someone stole her brides' maga足 zines; Carol Rodgers, who died of exhaustion working for the Good; Barbie Wise, who succumbed trying to singlehandedly rai e our academic aver足 age; Janna Vaughan, who took her last gasp when overcome by peroxide fumes; Meg Fallon, senior class bard, who perished from writers' cramp and acute frustration; Lynnie Seidenstuecker, cancelled out suddenly by a self-inflicted gavel-gash; and Marcia Norling, who died a violent death when the pyramid collapsed.

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ACROSS: 1. "Crime like virtue has its degrees; and timid i nnocence was never known to blossom suddenly into extreme license." Racine 2. "Who does not love wine, men, and song Remains a fool her whole life long." Anon 3. "As brie( As a dragon-fiy's repose" Scherzo 4. "Though she be b1.it little, she is tierce" Shakespeare 5. "Those who bring sunshine in the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves." Barrie DOWN: I. 'The leader in the deed is woman." Virgil 2. "Wedding is destiny, And hanging likewise'' John Heywood 3. "I wandered lonely as a cloud That fl.oats on high o'er vales and hills." Wordsworth 4. "I have often regretted my speech, Never my silence." Syrus 5. 'O Liberty! Liberty! What crimes are committed in thy name!" Lamartine

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1965-66 was a big year for Alpha Delta Phi. Pledging was an overwhelming success, netting a total of eleven pledges. They were, no doubt lured by the fraternity's outstanding academic achievements-fir t place for the last four semes ters-the warm personalitie of the brothers and the promise of a house being built in two years. Would you believe three years? In sports, the football team distinguished itself by winning every game it didn't lose or tie. The basketball team came up with a new idea. It printed up programs so spectators could tell whose side our players were really on. The hockey team broke a11 previous scoring records combined in the entire history of this chapter's existence by scoring two goal . All seriousness aside, however, the brothers really came alive on the squash team. We crushed all opposition due in no small part to our acquisition of a steam-roller. "But what is the personality of the house?" you ask. This can be inferred from a perusal of the more salient characteristics of our typically representative senior class. There's Bob, the business major, who's going out into the world to try to sell hair brushes to bald eagles, Bill, the science major, who invented a clock that's correct twice a day, Jerry, the philosophy major, who's trying to figure out why his neighbors live next door to him, Steve, who's house treasurer because his ballpoint pen has constipation, Phil, who always walks around with a glass in each hand so that no one will pick on him (everybody knows that you don't hit a man with glasses) and Ed, the chemistry major, who insists that the phlogiston theory is correct. This is the stuff that makes us what we are!

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For the class of '66, the war has been a long one, but one well fought. The soldiers of DKE are modest heroes, and as they pass by we ee them undaunted, u niformed, decorated, and carrying the lion flag overhead. Yes we remember the battle of J ohnson Hall back in '62. Night after night the enemy attacked in butterfly, elephant and flying mouse formations, yet the fearless DKEs repulsed these with the daring commando tactics of the Nude and Midnight Raiders. J ust look at them proudly marching by.Why th ere's tall, Gawking D. whose generous philanthropy enabled the Waterville Eye Bank to get back on its feet. And there is General H. Mace heroically wearing the sign of the winged un lamp. Beside him lumbers the fearsome Eeni-J aw carrying a six hundred pound horse on h is back while supporting the valiant Colonel Hydrant who was wounded in the gall bladder. The rigours of battle seem to have added pounds to the heroic Portly Stu who carries a belt in his knapsack for sentimental reasons. And then there' the lordly Huck who destroyed a regiment with nothing more than a pan and broom while yelling defiantly, "How about a break!" Over there marches the honorable Sergeant Winston who nearly succumbed at Quinby's Ridge only to recover and defeat the enemy at the battle of I vory Snow. Behind him hobbles the dangerous Lunchbox who, though he had two broken legs and a sprained ankle, managed to repulse the foe with poison gas. Then there's the terrible Grubby J im who, disguised as a. card player, single handedly captured a Ron Como factory. Marching in perfect unison comes the bold Major Vint camÂ ouflaged as an unassuming frog and yelling h is war cry "Hey, Hey, Hey." And finally, taking up the rear, marches the fabulous S. Back who, disguised as a forest, saved the life of the daring but foolhardy Flash who tried to take the Hathaway Shirt Co. with nothing more than an eye patch. Long may they live! Mine eyes behold that never have so few dared to trample where so many vintage grapes are stored. Long live Xi! 98

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As the brothers of Xi trudged back to Mayflower Hill in September, we were told that KDR was now Butler Hall for the next few month . Social probation was a gift as far a rushing was concerned; we received an excellent pledge class. The new house till remained a dream, though now the only question is where to put us so we can do the least damage. We're still favorites over at Eustis, and the Judiciary is beginning to be better acquainted with our pledge class. Drinking has never been a house problem, and it's less so this year as everyone is joining in. The house football team won the l.F.L. and the Colby Ca t-Offs are now the ChezÂ Paree Gladiators. Our house lumberjacks won the Woodsman meet for the third consecutive year with the help of two additions from the backwoods of Minnesota. Fritz Green returned after four years in the Navy to brighten our lives, and of course Reeves was back attempting to graduate once again.Gruber's week-long fast to earn money to buy food, and the horror show Revett threw after his first beer are among the house highlights.Some of the things we'll miss will be: seeing Eckel after a senior cocktail party; J.3..udnick's stories in the lounge; Schmalz's grubbiness. Donahue dedicated his senior year to successfully aggravating Sandak and his allergies . . . and Kueffner is still trying to electrocute the brothers. All in all it was another academically successful, cautious year in the Quad.

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ln order for our classmate to test their knowledge of their friends in Lambda Chi we have devised the following quiz. To obtain a perfect score simply place an 'X' in the box before the wrong answer in each of the following. Remember there can be only one wrong answer.

L. Kim Miller

D is in love with Dave Wooley D weighs 280 lbs. 5. Pete Wagner D is captain of the football team D has blond hair D is pinned D is an articulate after-dinner speaker 6. John Cookson D is an ex-trackman D is an ex-punter D is an ex-basketball player D is a favorite of the Colby coaching staff 7.Dick Gilmore D is chief justice of men' judiciary D won award as outstanding freshman D is a dorm counselor D is author of this article

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ha quick hand �

can h1. had

I J. Tnrn

ma ter ol th frienJl) �

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quid anJ \\ithdrawn Poli h

n j..,

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methodical

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c.tptain of the ba I..etball

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6'6" tall

is sll ckhrokcr

team

ktn.'cal

O is indu-,tnou.., and hardworking 16.

harlie R<lbrni � j, Pre-,1tknt

[] i-, one of the la ag.nc t \\ rm

O \l \ rk on the farm O i a regular cu...tomcr of thl.:

hcz

1 7. Pl'lc Blumenthal C is tall

O is hig C j.., Jark [ . I

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a 'ki enthu iast L: i a B10log) major L.: i. a olk wagen driver O came into gri:at wi:alth la t -.ummer 19. Dick ub1.: 1

[J is a f titball player J is m.mil.:tl 0 is

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This school year wa a 'different" one for the member of Phi Delta Theta. We started off with a brand new 'ÂˇMa" who hailed from Reno, Nevada. A tremendous treat-the returning fleet-greeted us in September. 'Twas Furbish & Bryan & Poirk & Waddly (the 5-year man) ...remember? "Adolph" Greene was in the slot of President to start off. He got us a waiver, a real life saver, the gun was shot ... we were off. We rounded the first turn of the track with a pledge class of good potential. Woody & Pam took over the lead with an act that was quite sensational. Debby would run, then switch a bit, on the cour e of which she was running. Winston came from behind the bunch and sprung forth with his cunning. They hit the far turn neck & neck in a battle which spared no bones. The straight and the crooked clashed in their paths, the winner not yet known. Rip Van Hoolie joined right in after his evening nap. Followed by Fish who wobbled a bit, taking huge amounts of gaff. Lehoh-d roared in, S.Bress sinned and Bridget kept on charming. A motley group ran all at once-the mixture quite alarming! Phi parties of "Horrendos ' fame rounded our social life well. But, what went on behind the bar not a soul could tell. We'll finish our year with lots of good "cheer" and wish the Seniors well. We've had some great times and rough ones, too. No one's perfect. What the hell!

OUR UNABASHED Pl LAM DICTIONARY -defines ''pledge" as a frat-brat -defines a "swamp fox" as a mushy canine -define a '·pinning ceremony" as a shower-hour -defines the "army" a Farmington's Fairest -defines "initiation" as a pin-win -defines a "snow sculpture" as a cold mold -or- a classic snow job -defines ' bids" as pleas for fees -defines an "apartment" as a roomto let without any Bill -defines "getting pinned" as becoming stuck-up -defines ''RAH, RAH" as a hissing cheer -defines an "independent girl" as a sister-resister -defines a "shoe" as a Hong Kong sneaker -defines a ''barber ' as a hair raising flyboy -define a "grub" as a sloppy sailor -defines "Greek Sing" as a bass-ball -define 'conceit" as a junior 1 08

girl who ays, "I'm wittier than thou!" -define a "boo'' a an expre ion used to tartle -define the ''be t disappearing act" a Billy Barne and the Cannonballs -defines an "open smoker" a a hot-air affair -define "pledging'' as an oath turned loath -define the "Sunday morning brotherhood' as a snore corp -defines "bowling" as our sporty forte -defines "Rick" as a penny pincher -defines "Simple Simon" as a cockeyed game -define "Rex" as a deCou d'etat -defines "ru hing" as a cla s-pass -defines a "marshal!" as a keeper of the piece -defines a "pledge prank" a a plaque-attack -define the "draft board's atti tude towards our Sophomores" as reclass en masse

1 09

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This fall

aw man)

hanges a· mo t of the

hit l�m n for indo r port . Lan c and

auk c.Jow n b) the mill· and the) b th

pin in hi

han ·e. . \\ c \\er

Burr II

uld

p1.:nd th1

all plea cd t

·ear in Europe.

kpt. Pete slfr1.:c.J.

h nd

trouble. Kt:nn ht: and

ho but thl! 11 lor how

t a thcrnp)

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tring

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ball

but

didn't

recipe e

fare

till ha n't

1ik

out of

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hi h girl really lo e

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vhich

all

teve

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ouldn't

hange h1 ·

a\\3)' from the brandy snifter. thi

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out of th1.: libr r; and 8. H. . B.

nd Ba

rigin

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had \\ sang. Jon

ary fr·dled. and

tracked dO\\n h1 dl\tne Paul

n. Jim Shane

1.H.B. but hi!) abscn e hurt

made a \"alianc effort f r d

enior

miley had a hot

him.

p t

pent all

hilc J B. couldn·c F.B.

had a g

d year with hi

t o

with tho·c

w JI

tay

creeched all year foot

"\\hen ."

Guppy can finally \>vhi th.: and Glup i· finall) taking a pccch our· . JI 1n all. Tau ball.

owling.

track,

It had a su cro

e-; ful year. in foot-

countr•

oftball.

bric.Jg ,

partie . and the \'<O d men' m et. For th

st.:

nc t yt.:ar, th outh,

nniving cu

ur fri nd.

what they tdl

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parting scniors kavc the-;c \\'Ord-;:

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lea t that'

fortunate draft dodger

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Pillars virile, help remind us How it i we're made of spice So we'll follow path of men And less the paths of mice.

With apple and footballs we greet our friendsÂ Tho e of the house across the way. Cur es fly, and blood runs freely On those days of fun and play.

Dear brothers in our hands we hold The future of this nation Remember that with this alone Can we throw off temptation.

112

here'

a long, long rl aJ a-\\tnding

To\\ h1..·rc the

h1' chOlll.,C their rnJ.ll.:'i,

nd 1t'.., that the brother-, f )Ill)\\,

I\ fore nn pinning... than on dJte-,

\\ h1.: n the h:rnd 1.,tril-.e up '" ith d1 corJ \\ e hl)Uld ... mile and bL glad hat altlwugh thcy·re olten crapp) \\ hen the� 'n: high. the� 'rl' not half bad.

J J3

Scuffing crumpling, mashing Static, the butterftie of Two hundred bellies, helved, Made warm with chanting, Swaying, harkening to A sound, foreign and Unheard as a dog's call whistle, M eshed, a throng of color Decorating endless walls. Silence now A bounding body Moves the bench And me with it To the beat Of a rhythmic ball. Then A scream-whistle-shout And the throng stands Seeming to press me in And push me up with them Becoming a mass of motion, Swishing and relieved too soon. I look to the floor Where figures seem So separate distinguished Fragile possessed by Pounding blood and Inner emotion and The cycle begins again.

114

An athlete is ...

115

BASE BALL I 965 Opponent Y. M .I.

Princeton

Rol l i ns

Y . M .I.

Pri nceton

Rollins

Providence

. ..a winning coach

Colby

Coast Guard

Springfield

Will iams

Holy Cross

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... determination

117

...perserverance

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119

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SPRING TRACK 1 9 65 Colby

97 79 55 79 25 23 1 03 27 86

Southern Conn. U. N.H. M. I. T. W. P. I. Norwich Nichols Bates Norwich M. l .T.

57 41 41 46 46 46 46 46 58

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Students Desire Constructive Skiing Atmosphere for Colby We h \' sible

this

he itated as long

letter.

Now,

\"i l J

gree,

many others mu t be ter 1 at

pos-

p rh ps too long, i n writing

i red

sur

the truth

The fact of th

mat

th t skllng m u st be abolished

Colby College, and

soon

pos ible. Obviously, we were forced to come to this co nclu ion through m ny long and p i n tul steps, especi ally s i nce we are But witnes

kier

ou rselves.

the facts :

I tem No. 1 - S k i i ng is an t1-rntel lectual ! - How m u ch valu bl i

f rittered

away

upon

time

that

evil

loo ki ng slope ? Students caught up in the m c b i n ery of skl are still being detained

patroUlng t the Colby

Ski Ar a tor no good r

o n lat

night. Item No. 2 - Skiing

ph_:-Blc Uy

brutal ! Skiers themselve on record a

hav

gone

oppo Ing broken legs,

ar.n . etc., yet we are I n formed that there h

b en

the Colby

"Killer

xce

of such on

lope"

ski ers

re " i n i tial d" to the sport It m

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kiing I

dlscri m i n

to ry ! A n o l d n o rth rn sport,

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dark-s k i n n ed

peoples

nner clim t s. It m

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conform ty ! A. k :l d m i t th t ,

k i l n g cncou rag a ny skier

n d he'll

"good" s k i e rs s k i the k s

too

. I t is all

B ru ·e McDonald

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Bridgeport

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Bowdoin

Bates

Bowdoin

Bates

M ai ne

1 24

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80 73

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...loyalty.

1 38

1 39

Ski Patrol

Women's Ski Team

1 40

Men 's Ski Team

. ...

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but in the crumpling of paper cups, 142

the amber depth o.f beer glasse the mottled cup of co.ffee, the ruled bottle o.f a baby . . .

1 43

the angle of a pensive face,

etched by the gestures o.f our hands and the imprint of our feet . . .

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J A N ET E . B R OOKS French P h i Sigma I ota, Secretary-Trea ure r: R u n n a l s U n ion Com m i t tee, Secreta ry, P re ide n t : W . A . A . : French C l u b ; French Consu :ate Book P r i ze ; Dean'i. Li t.

DEBORAH G . A G L I M A m e r ican L i t e rat u re S i g m a K a p p a ; Senior C l a s s Se c retary; R u n n a l s U n ion C o m m i t tee ; Dorm Soc i a l C h a i rm a n ; Dorm C o u n c i l ; O u t i n g C l u b ; Women's Student League.

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JOHN . C A R V E LLAS Lambda Chi A l p h a .

B usi ness Adm i n i st ration

W E S L E Y E . B A R BO U R B u si n e s A d m i n i t ra t i o n P i L a m bd a P h i . M a r h a l l , M . S . A . R e p rese n r a t i v e ; Radio C o l b y ; Echo; A rnold Air Soc i e t y ; Colby G ra p h i c A rts Work shop; Sunday C i n e m a : C a m e ra C l u b ; Oracle; Blue Key; C h a pe l U s h e r . B RU C E W . B A R K E R Del t a K a p p a E p s i l o n .

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M TC H A E L S . C L I V N E R Tau Delta P h i .

C HA R LES W . B I R L E M B u s i ness /,d m i ni st ra t i o n Z e t a Psi. Treasu re r : Sai l i ng C l u b .

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Government DOU G L AS R. K E E N E A l pha Tau Omega ; F i s k Exch ange Student.

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P ych ol ogy MARY R. GOURLEY B a nd ; L i b ra r i a n ; O rchest ra ; G le e C l u b ; Concert C h o i r ; S . C . A . ; Bass Choir.

J O H N E. H A R R I N G TO N , J R . K a ppa D e l t a R h o .

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Government R IC H A R D S. G J L M O R E L a m bd a Chi A l p h a , Social C h a i r m a n ; Men' J ud i c i a ry Board , V i ce P reside n t , C h ie f J u st i c e ; J u n i o r C l ass P re i d e n t ; Sopho m o re C l ass Trea u r e r ; Student G o ve rn m e n t , E xe c u t i ve Com m i t tee ; Winter C a r n i v a l Com m i ttee C h a i rm a n ; J oh n Mar h a l l Society: Dorm Counselor; J u n ior Advi o r ; Footba l l ; Trac k . Capta i n · O u t i ng C l u b ; F raser A w a rd ; B l u e Ke y .

E u ropean H i t o ry JOHN S. G REEN E P h i D e l t a Theta, Sec re t a r y , P resident ; ewman C l u b . D e m ocrats; Baseba l l ;

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Psychol ogy C LA U D I A M . F U G E R E N e w m an C l u b ; O u t i n g C l u b ; Powder and Wig; Young Demo c rat s ; Dea n 's Li t .

A N T H O N Y S. G I L E S D e l ta U ps i l o n .

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J O YCE P . H O RVATH

P H I L L I PS K T N D Y , J R . Ta u D e l ta P h i .

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B u s i ness A d m i n i s t ration Engl ish L i te rat u re

W I L L I A M G . K ITT R E DG E A l ph a Delta P h i .

Government J O N AT H A N B. H I L L A l pha Ta u O m e ga , P resident; O u t i n g Club; F re s h m a n Tennis a nd S k i ing; V a rs i t y S k i i ng.

BARRY A. KLIGER MAN Ta u De l t a P h i .

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Engl i s h L i te ra t u re C he m istry

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B u s i ness A d m i n i st ration C. T H O M AS H ODSDON A l pha Delta Phi. Sec retary, P resident; O u t i ng Club; Spa n i s h C l u b ; N e wm a n C l u b ; F re s h m a n T ra c k ; D o r m Cou nse l or.

C h e m i t ry W I L L I A M H . KOST E R A l pha D e l ta P h i , V i ce P resident, Pledgemaster; C h i Mu; O u t i n g Club; Se nior Scholar.

SA RA V . H O L B R O O K S i gm a Ka ppa .

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Mathematics B R U C E R . RO B E RTS Kappa Delta R h o , Secretary; Freshman Basketba l l ; Outing C l u b .

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DAV I D A . PEN H A L E Tau D e l t a P h i .

E n gl i s h L i te r ature A N N E C. R U G G L ES Delta A l p h a U psilon; G lee C l u b ; Concert C hoir; Outing C l u b ; Ech o , Feature Editor, Managing Edit or, News Editor, Co-Edi tor; J u n ior Advisor; Student Gove rnme n t ; M u sic Associates; Dean's List.

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Art G EO F F R E Y W. Q U A D L A N D G ra p h i c A rts Workshop, Student D i rector; Canterbury C l u b ; O u t i n g C l u b ; The Dodge P rize i n A rc h i tecture; A rn o l d A i r Socie ty.

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