The Colby Oracle 1968

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THE NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT ORACLE an undergraduate publication of Colby College Waterville, Maine

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of faces pushing out their own peculiar names.

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We �et hun� up 011 the li:tle .\nes. l�f ,o/itwle, ·

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the changing cheeks of a shifting existence

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among the mortar and stone of our syncopated structures.

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Rattling among the people in their reverted worlds of own

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we wrinkle alone to ignore it all

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and in t ur elve of where we mi ht have been


o r pound out the mettle of the monotony where we stay.

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we find puzzle books to underline

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Academics

Dean Frances F. Seaman

Dean Parker Johnson President Robert E. Lee Strider

Assoc. Dean Jonas Rosenthal


R lph W i l l iam

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Dick Dyer

Sid Farr

Arthur Seepe

George Coleman

Leonard Mayo

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Earl J u nghan

P trick B r n

ccio

Ji e

Jan Hogendom

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omparetti


Ronald Davis

Bruce Fowles

Dennison Bancroft

Yvonne Knight

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K e nnet h B l kc fl rcd

h pma n

Do o r thy Koo n c

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Walter Breckenridge

Evans Reid

Alexey Tsurikov

Robert Reuman

Priscilla Doel


R1 hard Ke llenberger

John Kenďż˝ on

orma n

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Ann

i n bel

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Wilson Brown Evert Makinen George Elison Robert Jacobs

John Clark

John Sutherland

Elizabeth Pestana

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Abholl Mei.Ider

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Kay-Karol & Tom Mapp

Donald Allen Dane Cox

Adel Heinrich

Harold Raymond

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Fred Hudson

F. Celand Witham

Ian Robertson

Fred Geib Robert Doe!

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Richard Cary


William

tiller


Clifford Berschneider

James Gillespie

Eileen Curran

Colin Mackay

Peter Westervelt

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J larold Pc t. nu 45


John Mizner

Susan McFerren

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Robert Pullen Peter

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Frances Thayer

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p1 g Iberg


Paul Perez

Edward Burke, Charles Holt

K. Frederick Gillum Lucille Zukowski

J obn Kempers

.L..e o Mills

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Thoma Jerry Boren

Home r Hay lctt

atherinc H e n ne

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Easton


Vishwaneth Naravane

Howard Koonce

David Bridgman

John Dudley

Yun-Tong Pan

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Harriet Mattbe lajor Walter Brook

Archille Biron

Robert Terry

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Walter Zukowski

Henry Gemery

Frederick Fuglister

John Winkin

Yeager Hudson

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P h i l i p Bither Huben Kueter

i er Geor ge M a

Cam ra hy: Dorothy Bri on ar le h

g u on er

a ptai n J ohn Henne y Di nne

g endor n Ho

leanor Kerkham Paul K natz

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Omar Knox

Paul Machemer

Jay Meek

Richard McGee

Albert Mavrinac

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E rmanno Comparet t i

Wendel l R ay

H e ny r Hol l and

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Song

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Mayday winds blow kites high

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into a crazy air; string is tangled, knotted, fairy-snarled. Wood-nymph flies about in me Pixie, gypsey child picks daffodils in celebration of the spring. Flute toots a merry note A grin submerged, emerges big.

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SOCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONS

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ernld'o u:nlllarns

A legend in the theatre is Emlyn Williams' breathtaking performance as "Dylan Thomas Growing Up." All those who saw this marvelous evening of laughter and pathos, wild wit and charm, either in the highly-praised Broadway run or on the subsequent tour through the country, retain the experience as one of the most vivid of their theatrical memories. Over and over again Mr. Hurok has been asked when Emlyn Williams could steal time from his Broadway and London dramatic engagements and his commitments to the motion pic­ tures so that he might make such a North American tour again. Now he is coming.

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SYMPOSIUM 1

FRIDAY OCTOBER 6 8:00

Black Power

Jacob Cohen Leroy Boston Rudy Lombard I 0:30

Reception

SATURDAY OCTOBER 7 2:00

Panel

Mr Boston, Mr Cohen, Mr Lombard (questions, comment from audience) 8:00

Cohen, adjunct professor of history at Brandeis, was co-author (with James rmer) of Freedom When, and is former editor of CORE'S magazine, Free and Equal. y Boston is a member of Action for Boston Community Development. Rudy bard, former national vice chairman of CORE, is with New Careers Training Lab New York University.

Mr Mavrinac is head of the department of history and

vemment; Mr Rosenthal is assistant dean of students: and Mr Hudson is the chaplain.

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Faculty Panel

Albert Mavrinac Jonas Rosenthal Frederic M Hudson


Colby College Powder & Wig Dramatic Society presents

Peter Weiss' The Persecution and Assassination of JEAN-PAUL MARAT Performed

by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton

under the Direction of THE MARQUIS de SADE. directed by

Irving D. Sun Musical Direction: James Gillespie Set Design: Donn Byrne Costume Design: Donna Sidelinger

Cast Marqwis de Sade

HARLAN SCHNEIDER

Jean-Paul Marat

MICHAEL ROTHSCHILD

Charlotte Corday

NORMA RIVERO

Herald

STEPHEN ALAN LEON

Kokol

CONNALLY KEATING

Polpoch

The Quartet

Cucurucu Rossignol Duperret Jaques Roux

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JEFF McCABE WALTER COTTER NANCY ANTHONY DANA HEIKES MARK EDELSTEIN

Simonne Evrard

ANN BRYANT

Coulmier

Gus BROWNE

Coulmier's Wife

PENNIE HUME

Coulmier's Daughter

LINDA ZINMAN

Patients

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Charenton:

DEBBIE

ASBECK,

CHRISTOPHER

BEERITS, CLIFF BRYANT, JEFFREY CARTY, PETER DEVINE (Schoolmaster), DEBORAH DIGGS, ROBERT GREENE (Priest), TONI HA&SH(Newly Rich),NANCY HUTCHINSON (Abbf.'SS),

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MARCIA LAWRENCE, PAULA JOSEPH (Moth.er), THOMAS

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MUNSON (Lavoisier), ED QUINTO (Voltaire), ARLAND

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RUSSEL III (Father), JEAN RYNIKER (Scientist), ANDY SCHWAB (Mad Animal), SUSAN J. VAN BENEDEN, PAT WALSH, TOM WEDEKIND, SUSAN WYGAL, ANNE YORK, STEVEN ZWEIBAUM (Military Representative) Hospital Attendants:

ROBERT KULP, PAUL OSTE, CARTER

BOWMAN, RICHARD MOREY

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Homecoming

Left to Right: Holly Talbot, Ellen Morgan, Sally Cole, Faith Tiberio, Sylvia Jenkins, Sue Harding (Queen), Kathy Severson, Kathy Parmelee, Nancy Howe

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Girl's Ski Club

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caravan THEATRE

BRECHT's !ncli•h in

BADEN LEHRSTUCK SUN. FEB.25 7:30 pm RUNNALS UNION

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W.A.A.

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Paper Wall

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FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES

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Alpha Delta Pi

Mary Lee Merrill, Mary Jukes, Sandra Rau, Mary Walker

Elizabeth Bridges

The ADPi's had a great year, including our new pledges, the traditional Christmas given by the alums, and the "really real Santa Claus," who distributed presents to all present. For our Seniors, the rest of us send them off into the cruel world with the roars of a golden lion. While on a lion hunt in Africa, the Seniors came across a new river, a tributary to the White and Blue Niles; however, this was Olive, and this is what they named it. A basic problem confronted the safari: how to get across the river. Mortimer, the great white hunter, had a couple of Bridges built over it with the help of a master Carpenter who was on the hunt. The group of hunters was held up by Jessie, when they were just Abbott four miles from camp. However, with some organization, the lion hunters got into camp before dusk and managed to Whip the camp into shape. In the J udi Whipling

morning a lion was spotted, and they caught him alive. On bringing him back to camp, he got Luce, much to their dismay.But the safari was fun, even though it was brief.

Susan Cooper, Robin Potter, Sandra Rau

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Mary Lee Merrill

Joyanne Jan

elb, Janet

tinchfield,

Barbara Ruth

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arpenter, Karen Knapp,

ancy Abbott, Debby White,


Chi Omega

Sara Orton, Alice Fenno Stone

1st Row: Carol Putnam, Lee Woodman, Paula Joseph, Nancy Money, Lor­ raine Morel, Carol Feldman. 2nd Row: Jan Stiles, Mary Holden, Beth Sand­ born, Laurie

K.illo ch,

Anna

Thompson,

Debbie Tucker,

Sue

Gould,

Barb

Klingerman. 3 rd Row: Jeanne Merola, Sandy Huling Jane Hight, Mary Ellen Kelly, Gail Fisk

Lynne Sara

Murrell, Orton,

Ann

Pam

McEwen,

Warner,

Ann

Easy

Arbor,

Cicatelli,

Fenno Stone, Mona Burnett, Cheryl Moriarty

Front: Debbie Tucker, Kathy Stoddard, Gail Fisk, Sue Ryel, Wendy Newstetter. Middle: Amy Brewer, Terry Boyle,

Jane

Hight,

Cherry

Phipps,

Back: Mary Ellen Kelly, Chris Urquhart

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Hanria

Halpern.


In memoriam . . . the Chi 0 Seniors are graduating (hopefully) . . . dry your tears now . . . God knows the cam pu will the Spa be without

won't be the same without them . . . what

ancy DeAngelis picking up dates right and left . . . or

303 Taylor without Gail Schumacher (yes she does go here) . . . campus activi足 ties will miss Callahan's able handling but fear not-Arbor is still here . . . due to popular demand, tape-recording of Mo e singing a medley of her favorite obsceni足 ties (with Else on the descant) are being placed in strategic spots around the campu

. . . maybe i t will be a little quieter in the Chi 0 meeting

without Jackie

A ulson and Cathy Smith always screaming (who said that?!?) . . . Big John's w i l l probably ha e to c l o e without Volp

dancing on t h e b a r . . . it's a good thing

Paula Joseph is around to take over the singing from Marge Pratley . . . who's to carry the Dartmouth flag around frate rni ty row after Carolyn Welch leaves . . . and whatever will Mr . Fo ter do without her num ber one food stealer Else? . . . it's a toss up who will mi

wild Willy more-Dr. Q or Mr. D . . . there won t be

much snow left after Susanne makes the break . . . the only problem with Rat i s t h a t she didn't l e a e re t ea y kid

oon enough ( igned Julie t h e Maid) . . . and finally y o u can

Oreb will be back for her

ixth big year . . . that s it for the CHI 0

seniors . . . not a bad lot , eh?

h , R at Camey, J udy M oe足 e lc Elise Gregory, Carolyn W Pratley, e Ann Wil on, Nancy DeAngelis, M arg

, dale e Ann

h h y Smit , Cat Orch ard, J ac k ie Aul on

Paula Joe p h, Je anne Me rola, Carol P u tnam, Ann W i足 l on, Sue Callah an

I t R ow: Wend y e w tette r, Ch eryl D i nee n, gy Wieh l , N ancy Howe. 2nd R ow: Pe ggy Peg , M ary , C l a ud i a Wangert, Carol Baker h eenan Wrigh t. 3rd R ow: Les lie Brown, Sandy H oll er

Ann W i l on, R at

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Sigma Kappa Joanne Sturtevant,

Alex Merton, Ellen Owen, Linda Ruggles, Lauren Littlefield

Morgan,

Mary

Teri Wade, Kandy Anderson

One bottle of Southern Comfort; see Lenore Gross One chair in Mr. Frederics; see Ellen Burt One neat pot, one copy of The Great Depression, one

For Sale: One golden gavel, one neck brace, one baseball autographed by the Boston Red Sox, one Sigma peace pipe; see Nancy Beach One Worn copy of Robert's Rules of Order, one piece

squealing guinea pig (cheap); see Teri-Lee Wade

Wanted:

of wood sculpture with split Po-Po, one black tooth, one or is it a dozen mini skirts; see Trish Thompson One Sigma scrapbook, one pair of wooden shoes; see Shirley O'Neal One well-used snow plow turn; see Diana Soule One well-used telephone, one pair of Oxford shoes; see

One president for Sigma Kappa; must be entertaining, impartial, persevering, and have loud booming voice­ for references see Nancy A major; see Diana One cube in the Spa; see Lee One ride to Harvard; see Barb One gold star for attendance; see Penny One wedding date, one set of Chinese foot bindings;

Debbie Nutter One used Mother of the Year Award; see Lee

see Ellen

McGowan Barb Bixby; no sale One black robe; see Penny Madden One piece of French pastry; see Barb Stamford

One great sleep; see Trisha Replacements for twelve seniors; forget it--can't be done

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Connie Tingle

ue H arding. le

Merton.

ancy Henning

Diane K indler, Tr i ha Thomp on

Jan

awycr. Kat hy H il l


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A fraternity's success may be rated in terms of group

breeds a pheasant and a goose and calls it a phoose. 1915: For no good reason, Bob Hark calls John Desimone

achievements which while not always relevant to the individ­ uals involved, are generally accepted as standards for meas­

an elephant. 1916: John Desimone picks Bob Hark up with his trunk,

urement. When a fraternity channels its energies towards such ends, some sacrifice of individual direction is necessary.

throws him against a tree, and then pokes him in an

Alpha Delta Phi has become, through both circumstance and

unfriendly manner with his tusk. 1820: Kal Sinofsky gets a black belt is studying.

choice, a fraternity which stresses this latter quality, and in

1924: Mark Zaccaria, amateur biologist, successfully cross­ breeds a pheasant and a turkey and calls it a phurkey. 1928: Bart Menitove talks to a giant Redwood in California

this light, we present the abridged version of the Alpha Delta Phi historical calendar. 1682: Hans Renker frees South America from Spanish op­

for two hours. 1929: A giant Redwood in California dies.

pressors. 1745: Don

Matheson

frees

South

America

from

Hans

1932: Bob Kaufman banned from the Bronx Zoo because

Henk er.

his jokes depress the hyenas. 1943: Mark Zaccaria, amateur biologist, fails to crossbreed a

1802: Bill Merritt, unknown English scholar, writes How to

Stop Acting like a Vegetable under the pen name of Arty Choke. 1802: Carter Bowman steals Alex Hemphill's hub caps.

pheasant and a duck. 1956: Ted Swarz, having gone four years without changing

1807: Alex Hemphill steals Carter Bowman's kneecaps. 1815: Stu Rosenfeld makes first string on the ADP interfra­

his clothes, contracts rabies when his underpants bite him. 1966: Bruce McNamee wins an Edsel, buys Egyptian war

ternity hair-growing team. 1900: Mark Zaccaria, amateur biologist, successfully cross-

bonds and joins ADP.

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the seem

un

olicitude

lowly set

on the

TO eta

of 196 , ther

of the eight twenty-third

that remain

as the

tigia1 link with the bygone era of oldboyi m that ha it

place in the graveyard of things that were. Ju t a

are of such vitality in their newne

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freshman; but in like m a n n r a

dr ams are

day forgotten,

uch it too often the cas

rea

ure

w men, g t it.)

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And Barney what

hall be

and what shall be hi name ake:

for

what

ibility

Barn y. Each year, one

be

hall be

more

Barneye que

mcwhere

a mong

the

et

and

thr e

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quarter

chomper

d wn the bowl, while h

tand

uch a m an what can we relate? Ju t

out among all of the

hri tma

it

ther ,

e ntime nt. Re pon­

of horror that might ha e been

purpo e, and we hop

al.,

without

that he might

i Jence for the Piggah Landy, Spence

who e

love and f nd memorie

. . . but ala , that's anoth r tale. H by. Of

nuffed the height

experience

we

m ight

never

ha e

Tau . The love and the year of her l ife that he ha gi e n to Alpha Tau Omega have made for her a home in the heart of all th e who have k nown her. The departure of Mother Ame m rk the end of an era, and it i with the deep t

H think of a day Jong ago when a rather t hi

o much in fact that he

But above all other , we dedicate this year to Mother who, for thirteen year has been mother father, nur em aid, earn tre , and admioi t rator to core of Colby

phoned induction header we will find our The d r , hard inept fre hman I

a room. A room in which

Ame

ov rhead hydraulic re onating sprocket flanges with the awork on hi

ad little b y from ne t door named H. Ju t one lie able.

reached the e h ight .

to be awarded to the

kel lyhitched

in fact, another

--

n d a moment of

his than

most pragmatic member of each year 'pledge class. •

pirit Keen-o may leave

hall be in ured. The la t of the old boy ,

r ached, but all ha

elected from among the

many: A Barney of the Year Award

u m m its he can reach.

find hi.

tout athlete, leader of men·

legacy? What el e! A word a could

Ii ed the Gar, most

may come back another year ju t out of

earch of the tops of hi

aid of Barney? Man of many

piou , brave and true;

ky

ki Patrol. Untainted by painted

much and many ha e happened,

tridu

toe which in an e e of wild abandon, were taken from him. women

t to the

And la tly, R-Man. He lea e

bunch of

prung fresh from the crown of Olym pu

wanders, for all eterruty, TAD, i n

word-unb

chool d e exi t.

of that ne\

And amid t the cantilevered hal l

few people it was k nown that high

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ended from the Phinque, uncle of the Lion; and leaving

b hind the

out

mind.

tout ale; from a hi tory

an only c nject of the

year of P key

aldo meditate omeplace,

ne

nd though in

be t day of our Ii es.

there in the big cold world, Harvard Law buildings,

k. H rdly! To far t

oft the next

that som where,

of m untajn men

dari ng of the Mt. Madj on

of dyna tic potential, while all the

him elf

ad

with that which we

Still fre h from the glory of his fir t lei s orely on the pro pe t

tal

in the Tau Hou e,

of a

Id b y, with

m ment ab cnt alway foremo t on hi

b

tak n dream

hri trnas, b come an

nn, and th

e -

o were the dr am

o all too often fail to recognize a th

while

and in the modd of

no b tter time to project upon the cir um tantial

to b

196

ne night

that the Alpha Tau Omega cla

ur Mother Ame

There will never be another Groma.

nd that concern d a

pre cnt for Max, and Bart, quite unlike him

r cognize

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an official "Old Boy."


tie l�a �appa �psilon

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We have always been told that college provides a firm basis for dealing with the problems with which life confronts

swering service. The Kitten's natural affinity for animals as­ sures that he will spend the rest of his days around the lowly

us. The 1968 class of Colby Dekes recognizes the impor­

critters. He will master the habits and customs of the snake.

tance of our college years. This concern for development

Pick, like the famous orator Demosthenes, will find a

was shown even at the early stages of freshman year when the young Xi's valiantly protected their dorms and new cam­

bright future in public oration. He will be constantly sur­ rounded by advisors to keep him abreast of such vital mat­

pus buildings against the onslaught of the college rowdies.

ters as the time, day, month and year. His forcefulness is

Based on their unprecedented performance at Colby, the senior Dekes are seen on the threshold of fame and fortune.

displayed by his favorite closing line, "I've killed guys for less." Being so at home with the books, it is inconceivable

Just see them changing the fate of all mankind. The Crown Prince of Boston, moving neatly into the throne va­

During his long stay in school he managed to acquire a few

cated by the Rogue, keeps a U-Haul for a moments notice

good points.

move. Gruff on the exterior, he has a soft spot inside for the

that Fatty will ever be able to leave the academic realm.

Due to his stableness of mind, one can easily see Dr.

Jay. The strength of a nation, personified by

Marbles as one of the guiding forces in helping the insecure

the Beak, is occupied in the local Vic Tanny Gym. This

and less fortunate at the Augusta State Mental Hospital.

fluttering Blue

endeavor is surpassed only by his interest in moonlit lakes

Omar, leader of Ma's chain-gang, will undoubtedly obtain

and ponds. However, in this activity, he is obviously lacking. The Drakes' insurance premiums are excessively high due to

�ame as a great sculptor, specializing in early prehistoric

the weekly repairs on their fireplace. Firmly on a leash out­

his angora sweater before retiring for sleep each night.

replica. The Dekes only hope that he will learn to remove

side his home, he responds promptly to the shrill call of his

Saving best for last, B.F. J.'s well-rounded personality will

name. Staying one step ahead of the police by speeding from

assuredly gain him prominent position among world leaders.

debtor to debtor to collect his pound of flesh, Sean cannot

The dark-tanned debonair Portland civil rights leader will

trespass on hallowed grounds.

not only travel in the highest intellectual circles, but will also

Rebo, the House entrepreneur, will control at will the supply and demand of such markets as the rag industry, oyster packaging, and pear producing. From his vast college experience, Drum Stick will easily move into the phone an-

find the fancy of many a fair maiden. As it is well known, B.F.J. is a strict adherent to the five-date plan (one that seldom fails).

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The Sour Hours; the upset win over Tau Delt; Homer's mother; a more than ample filling of the hockey goal; Booker T; Tennessee Weaver's epic production of Robin Hog; Kate, Wendy, Linda, and the girls; personal hygiene and logs in the third floor head; "Don't bother to get up, I'll be in my room if you need me"; the three newly wed couples; eight screamin' Indigos; The January Program of Independent Study is designed to . . .; a Groinless house; the lakes and shore; a repeat winner of the Paul Bryant Award; "Come on Birky, how about a Bud"; Father's Week­ end; Spring Weekend; the Golden Greek with the rubiginose nose; the campus leaders and varsity athletes; the ammuni­ tion dump in third floor left-right; four years at Colby-thus-D.U. '68.

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Having failed to contain Davis, Savino, and D'Elia in a

ever and resolved the few problems that existed this year. For example, last spring when our financial situation was

purely wooden framework, the brothers of KDR finally got their home of poured cement, reinforced with four inch oak.

desperate, Sasso suggested that as a last ditch measure we

During

elect Steen Treasurer. Since his election the House has only

the

year

we

had

no

significant

damages

that

Kueffner, the mad scientist of the House, couldn't louse up

had to spend 26 cents which Sandak demanded when using

further. The beautiful living quarters were a vast improve­

the pay phone one evening. Collins and Potter led the House in "Mono Catching" and

ment over last year's and each brother was and always will be proud of and more than satisfied with them. The lounge,

were still at it in

for instance, is three times larger than our previous one and

BIRDS".

is beautifully furnished and decorated. Though Decas often had to raise his voice to be heard, he was very thankful for

KDR took in a fine, dull-witted pledge class of 17. They, along with the experience Ma Davis got this year, should

the extra space that absorbed many of caustic

combine to make things very exciting in '68-'69.

Jerry Senger's

a J nuary. Daviau. the hunter, got "NO

All in all, it was another academically, athletically, and

ghastly unpleasantries. The four officers of the house, with the exception of

socially successful, though cautious, year for the men in the

Evans, Frantz, D'Elia, and Steen, were more active than

woods.

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"D's?"

Joe Jambriska Art Brennan

"Spa?" "Ice?"

Ken Mukai

"Chez?"

Pete Powell Al Grey

"John's?"

Clarke Keenan

"Quebec?"

Barry Panepento

"Downtown?" "Lauderdale?" "Have a cigar!" "How 'bout a break!" "Me and my SHADow . "I've been LONEiy too long . "Wanna go down for a couple?" "Hey Bis, let's go up to the room." "Hey Meeuch, let's go up to the room." "Going to the CHAP-el and we're . ·'Who's having a party this week?"

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Dick Jude "This team doesn't shoot enough." Joe Jabar "That ump wasn't giving me ANYTHING!" "Hey Hoopey, you got the Corp Fin notes?" Mike Caulfield "Hey Mike, you got the Corp Fin notes?" Ron Eldridge "If you can't Funky, you ain't nowhere!"

John Kechejian

"Wanna get me off the couch in about an hour."

Bill Soller

Charlie Hely

We'll miss and be missed by: Twinky, Dylan, Flower, Rick, Sandy, Kuntah, Kling, Bolt,

Howie Mosher Dan Libby

Pear, Cat, Dick, Gerb, Barrel, College Jer, Plaster, Deacon, Coop, Jacquesie, Limo, Davey, Plateo, Yak, and G.H.,

Lee Urban

Bluto, Galloop, Hobbnail, Dennie, Schmick, Fat Frank,

Jeff Hannon Pete Swett

Jeff, Terry, Corky, Denny, Chip, Jim, Buck, Al, Scott, Paul,

Dick Mitchell

Buffalo Ron, Cameroon ,, Lee, Dave, Jim, Fleish, Mike,

Al Irish John Bubar Steve King

Guinea, Foxy, Andy, Horror, B. Ware, Grouse, Paul, and

Bernie, Rick, Don, Rick, Biggey, Jim, and Hondo. These are the guys.This is the House.

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Although its ivied walls were nearly rappelled out of

the third floor that Executioner Lurch sent to eternal peace.

existence by our hardy C. O.C. perennials, Beta Chi chapter

But there were compensating moments of happiness, too.

gleefully welcomed back most of the old familiar faces and a

For the MCC, happiness was taking less food in the ear and

few unexpected ones. While the absence of v:i and the

more applause. And for the entire brotherhood, happiness

Roach left a gaping hole in the lounge, the return of the

was nabbing an Elk for one helluva adviser.

Inscrutable Shu, Skokie's answer to the Red Guard, and

So, as the sun sets behind the roofball, treeball, and stick­

Hoopster Al, Radio Colby's answer to Right Guard, helped fill the cavity. (Any remaining holes were covered by B and

ball players of Chaplin Hall, we say goodbye to our depart­ ing Seniors. Vandi, leader of the pin-guardsmen, who

G's wall-to-wall twelve inch thick pile carpeting).

shunned Sharon sharing by secluding himself at the apart­

All in all, though, it was quite a year. The House suc­

ment . . . Lurch,

ceeded in "Bagging" a fine flock of pledges, though safely

picking guitar and dates with equal

abandon, who left the Language Lab in tears . . . Dip, who

within the legal limits. The Rex succeeded in bagging only

continued on his "rocky" road with Jeanne to help smooth

himself. While the footballers finished in their-usual fabulous

the bumps . . . Grossy, who was his usual fantastic self both

fashion, the Brothers did manage to emerge victorious in

athletically and amourously . . . Mike, as C. 0. C.ky as ever,

nearly every Homecoming endeavor from bicycle race to

who still had an axe (or two) to grind, while contemplating his naval future . . . Dick, the Pilam athletic team, who continued to lay down the (hedonistic) party line, especially

fl.oat to . . . Open House(?).We were as active as usual on the Social Front as the Senior Marriageables snared two new members into their midst. The Shu finally put it on the other foot in a spirited ceremony at The MIXER, BUT M2 pre­ ferred an outdoor affair. And Al Braddock continued to astound the Brotherhood with his social prowess. And then there were our little sorrows and joys through­ out the year. For example, the Great Pumpkin just wasn't the same without the cheering of our old friends in Butler Hall. And of course there was that sweet innocent bird on

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to Dot . . . Bob K. .. . who enjoyed undisputed reign as King of the Third Floor, yet saw the super-scholar Zoos of yesteryear turn into vulgar "Funt-ions" . . . And Touch, who continued to travel the same trains of thought, while finding new vehicles in the ROTC Department to ride . . . To all the Seniors, we bestow our good luck and beg they always recall, "Not Four Years, but Forty-Eight Months".



We salute the Phi Delt Seniors who for the past four years have exemplified the principles set down in the Pledge Manual.

"Good judgment i s gained i n keeping the bal­ ance between classroom demands and social relaxation." "The most important thing about good scholarship is that it comes only if you have the will to study and a genuine desire to learn."

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It was a rough year for the boys at Tau Delt. Undaunted

revamped hockey team will bring new joys to a long dor­

and undismayed, however, there were the usual moments of

mant area of Tau Delt excellence on the ice.

glory, and we leave knowing there will be many more to

Rounding out the sports schedule, we are confident of repeated championships in volleyball (led by "Vacuumer"

come. The football "machine" methodically slashed through an­ other undefeated season, finally running out of gas (much to

Crosby) and softball (led by "Handler" Lane).

the sorrow of the thousands of teary-eyed fans who had

we were #1 two semesters ago, and slipped to #7 last semester. As noted scholar B.M. Finkle put it, "Who knows

The academic graph resembles an inebriated sine curve as

followed the arr.azing machine since its birth three years

where we'll be this semester?" (B.M. may be philosophizing for one more year if rumors are correct.)

ago) on the two yard line with time running out. It will be quite awhile before the amazing record of the "machine"

To the world we leave this amusing(?) little quiz pertain­

will be equaled again. Two new dynasties are awakening, however, to replace

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ing to ourselves. To our housemother Ma Homestead we leave our love-to one always devoted-and to the house

what will probably be a dominant football team for several years. Captain Cutler and his "Masked Marvels" are unde­

we leave our fondest regards, our best wishes, and a misty

feated on the boards thus far and have the manpower to go all the way-and Coach Willy Wurzel assures the fans that a

farewell. It was a good four years and we'll miss it.

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Dorothy J.

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Edward C. Porter, Jr. Kappa Delta Rho

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Margaret C . Pratley Chi Omega History

Edward W. Pratley Tau Delta Phi Economics

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William E. Portnoy English

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Jeremy T. Schneider Tau Delt a Phi Economics

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Guy E. Savino Kappa Delta Rho English

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Bailey, Charles W.

17 Westwook Ci r, Dover, N.H. 0 3 8 20

482 Woods Hole Rd., Woods Hole, Mass. 02543

G lee Club, l ibrarian; Chapel Choir, librarian, ADPi, treasurer;

Baird, Richard G.

Dean's List

1 1 Strathmore Rd., South Portland

Adelman, David J.

Balsley, Christopher B.

1 09 Washington St ., Norwich, Conn. 06360

Shipyard Rd., Middle Haddam, Conn. 06456

Aisner, Robert S.

Beach, Nancy J.

1 47 1 Beacon St. Waban, Mass. 02 1 68 Track,

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45 Front St . , Noank, Conn. 06340

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Akeley, Carlton E.

DU; soccer

26 Braden St., Presque Isle 1 4769

Beland, Linda A.

Allison, Edward T.

Lisbon Rd., Lewiston 04240

46 Dover Rd, Wellesley, Mass. 02 1 8 1

COC :

Football, Hockey, ATO, Dorm Counselor, Stu-G Treas.

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French

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Swim Club; Women's Student League; Dana Scholar; Dean's

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List;

Brandy St, Bolton, Conn. 04060

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Amirsakis, James J.

97 Concord Rd., Wayland, Mass.

7 7 Harriet St, Brighton, Mass. 02 1 3 5

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200 Washington St. , Wellesley Hills, Mass. 02 1 8 1

secretary;

Women's J udicial Board; Junior Advisor; Junior Class Secre­ Dana Scholar;

football,

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65 Harthom Avt ., Bangor 0440 1 Sigma Kappa, pledge president, Pan Hellenic representative, delegate

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8900 Brickyard Rd, Potomac, Md. 20854

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WA A Field Hockey manager; COC

44E West Gate Rd., Teaneck, N . J . 07666

Andrews, Roy E.

Radio Colby, Business Manager; Stu-G; IFA

909 Centre St, Brockton, Mass. 02402 Freshman Football

Bixby, Barbera E.

Armistead, Eunice J., (Mrs.)

Dorm Council; Sigma Kappa, Secretary; Dorm Judicial Board

1 8 8 Main St., Wenham, Mass. 0 1 984 42 Silver St. Waterville 049 0 1

Blumberg, Norman D.

Armstrong, Christopher D.

70 West St. , Brockton, Mass. 0240 1

1 1 7 5 West Lake Ave, Rahway, N.J. 07065

Dean's List

Arnold, Peter S.

Bogh, Marjorie P.

Sneech Pond Rd, Cumberland, R.I. 02864

1 56 Hartley St., Portland 04 1 03

Outing Cl ub, Katadin Council ; Ski Team

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Bonner, Robert B.

4 1 Western Ave., Apt. 3B, Waterville 049 0 1

235 Amherst St . , Wethersfield, Conn. 06 1 09

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Aulson, Jacqueline B.

Boothby, Ronald I.

4 Glen Rd., Topsfield, Mass.

2 1 6 Main St . , Gorham 0403 8

Austin, Mary C.

Borchers, Kenneth A.

922 Second St. Pike, Southampton, Pa. 1 8966

509 Norway St., Berlin, N.H. 03570 Cross-country, Captain, Track; Chapel Choir; Band, Manager;

Ayer, Deborah H.

Dorm Counselor

5 3 King St . , Groveland, Mass. 0 1 8 3 0 Ski

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Outing

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Boulos, Joseph F.

G uide; Oracle

275 Cottage Rd., South Portland 04 1 06

Baer, Clinton D. Jr.

DKE, President, Pledge Master; IFC; Basketball; Chess Club;

Danforth St., Rehoboth, Mass. 02769

Newman Club

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452 Chel msford St ., Lowell, Mass. 0 1 8 5 1

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Caulfield, E. Michael

G lee C l u b , Secretary, President; German F o l k Song Society

5 8 Carson Ave., Dalton, Mass. 0 1 226 Baseball; LCA; Newman Club; Campus; Interfraternity foot­

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2 1 5 Old Boston Rd . , Wilton, Conn. 06897

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Childs, Henry M.

Glee Cl ub; Concert Choir; J unior Advisor; Campus Guide

3 IO Beach 94 St., Rockaway Beach, N.Y. 1 1 693

Brown, Jill

Clark, Elizabeth A.

1 5 Rockland Rd., Concord, N.H. 03 3 0 1

Stow Rd., Harvard, Mass. 0 1 45 1 DAU; Panhellenic Council, President; Oracle

Bryan, David W. 67 Adams Pt. Rd., Barrington, R.I. 02806

Clasquio, Frederick H. 1 00 Lowder St. , Dedham, Mass. 02026

Bryner, Elizabeth F. (Mrs.)

Track; Band, President; Orchestra

57 Cool St., Apt. 1 , Waterville 049 0 1 Winter Carnival Co-Chairman; C h i Omega, Treas., Vice-presi­

Clough, Peter J.

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224 State St., Bangor 0440 I

Student League; Cap and Gown, President; Senior Scholar;

Radio Colby, Program Director, Station Manager; Ski Patrol,

Dean's List; Dana Scholar; Honors in General Scholarship

patrol leader; Arnold Air Society; COC ; Spanish Club

Bryner, James A.

Colby, Richard B.

5 7 Cool St ., Apt. I, Waterville 049 0 1

Main St., Dennis, Mass. 02638

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Collins, Harvey A. 39 No. Hillside PL, Ridgewood, N . J . 07450

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23 Oak St., Waterville 049 0 1 Basketball; Arnold A i r Society, Commander;

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Dean's List; Distinguished AFROTC Cadet

Skowhegan Rd., H inckley 04944

Burt, EUen A .

Conover, Gary C.

22 Orchard R d . , Holden, Mass. 0 1 570

1 25 Boulevard, Mt. Lakes, N.J. 07046

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Argilla Rd., Ipswich, Mass. 0 1 93 8

6242 Robison Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio 452 1 3 Cooper, Scott C.

Byrne, Donn K.

43 Reed St., Lexington, Mass. 02 1 7 3

245 Church St., Oakland 04963

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DAU; Phi Sigma Iota, Vice-President; Dean's List

4 Highland St. , Springvale 04083 IFA; University Christian Movement, Secretary; Dorm J udi­

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cial Board; The Carrie M. True Award

23 Flax Pond Rd., Lynn, Mass. 0 1 904

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Goldfarb, William H.

54 Pierce St., Malden, Mass. 02 1 48

388 North Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Conn. 06 1 1 9

J unior Advisor

P & W; Echo, Advertising Mgr., Business Mgr.; Tau Delta Phi, Vice Pres.

Fitch, Nancy B. 61 Cottage Street, New Bedford, Mass. 02740

Gomez, Jose R. Av Isidro Menendez

Fogel, Karl A. 3 9 Englewood Ave., Brookline, Mass. 02 1 46

Gray, Alan H .

1 8 Lawrence Brook Dr., E. Brunswick, N J . 088 1 6

84 Hill side Ave., Emerson, N J . 07630

Delta Alpha Upsilon, Treasurer, President; J unior Advisor; Phi Beta Kappa Letter of Commendation

Gregory, Elise J. 963 Greenville Ave., Greenville, R.I. 02828

Ford, Stephen D.

Chi Omega

20 Mt. Vernon St., Gardiner, Me. 04345 Mgr.,

Pres.; Stu-G ;

Zeta

Psi,

Rush

Newman

Club; Varsity Basketball

Chairman,

Supreme

Council,

Greist, Walter W.

House

22 Sherwin St . , Waterville 0490 1

Mgr., Scott Paper Co. Foundation Award for Leadership

Grigg, Margaret S.

Foster, Richard G.

1 1 8 Storrs Ave., Braintree, Mass. 02 1 84

1 02 Undine Rd., Brighton, Mass. 02 1 3 5 Tau Delta Phi; Publicity

Echo,

Director;

Advertising

Mgr. ;

Powder

Christian Science Organization, President; Echo; Dean's List

and Wig,

Freshman Soccer; Interfraternity

Gross, Lenore E.

Sports;

Rt. 1, Box 1 2, Swoope, Va. 24479

Dean's List; Albion Woodbury Small Prize in Sociology; Hon­ ors in General Scholarship; Goodwin Prize in Public Speaking

Grossman, JoAnne 280 Lee St., Brookline, Mass. 02 1 46

Fraser, Richard G. 3 Thomas Lane, Scarsdale, N.Y. 1 0583 Ski

Metapan, El Salvadore

72 College Ave., Waterville 049 0 1

Force, Jolan I.

IFC, Vice

# 13,

Gould, Donna Lee C. (Mrs.)

Grossman, Robert C.

Patrol; Kahtahdin Council ; Out ing C lub; Sailing Club,

27 Evans Ave., Freeport, N .Y. 1 1 520

Commodore

PLP, Social Chairman, Newspaper Chairman, Secretary; Echo; Radio Colby; Sunday Cinema, President, Advertis ing Manager;

Freyer, Stephen P.

Dean's List

9 8 Hutchinson Rd., Arlington, Mass. 02 1 74 Dorm Counselor; Chief Justice SubJudiciary; Delta Upsilon, Corr. Secretary; Varsity

Gutman, Joan M.

& Frosh Track; Frosh & Varsity

2 1 1 1 Cayuga Dr., Merrick, N.Y. 1 1 566

Football ; Varsity Golf

Oracle; Junior Advisor; COC; Dean's List 94 Allerton St., Plymouth, Mass.

Frizzell, Peter A. 7 1 5 Lowell St., Lynnfield, Mass. 0 1 940

Hannon, Jeffrey E. 3 0 Hartley St., Portland, Me. 04 1 03

Frost, Judith G.

Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary; Basketball ; IFC, Treasurer; C

1 68 Central St., Gardiner, Me. 043 45

Club; Junior Advisor.

Sr. Advisor; Acad. & Soc. Honor Comm.

Hayden, Robert L., Jr.

Frutkoff, Irving W.

2 1 Shaw Rd., Swampscott, Mass. 0 1 907

24 Glen Ave., Newton Centre, Mass. 02 1 59

Paper Wall, Manager; Colby

MSA; Radio Colby; H illel, Treasurer; Chi Epsilon Mu Fucillo, Theodore L.

Chairman; Track,

Heikes, Dana L., Jr.

14 Barbara La., Medford, Mass. 02 1 55

1 65 Aldershot La., Manhasset, N.Y. 1 1 03 0 Zeta Psi, Supreme Council; Oracle; Folksong Society; SCOPE,

Furbish, Lawrence K.

Treas.

1 6 G i l man St ., Waterville, Me. 049 0 1

Hely, Charles J.

Garnett, Leon P .

20 Stoneleigh PK., Westfield, N . J . 07090

Brownville Junction, Me. 044 1 5

Lambda Chi Alph a ; Varsity football ; Newman Club.

Garrett, Robert C.

Henrich, William A.

24 Ramsdell Rd., Falmouth, Me. 04 1 05

1 708 Central Ave., Needham, Mass. 02 1 92 Alpha Tau Omega

Glickman, Carl D. 5 5 Wheeler Rd., Newton Centre, Ma s s . 02 1 59 Student Advisor; Tau Del t a Phi, Chairman, Custos,

Darkroom,

Manager; Echo; MSA: William J. Wilkinson History Prize.

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Hijino, Shigeki Athletic

Pres.; Frosh Football;

2046 Sasayama-cho, Shimonoseki, Japan

Varsity

Hill, Theresa L.

Soccer; Varsity Track; Captain, Hebe Team; D.T. B . C. Pres.

23 Fairview Ave., Woodcliff Lake, N.J. 07675

IFC; F. Windeaux Memorial Fund--Co-ordinating Sec'y

French Club; Glee Club; International Relations Club; New­

Goldberg, Richard M.

man Club; SCOPE; Spanish Club; Departmental Prize i n Rus­

5 0 Quincy Ave., Winthrop, Mass. 02 1 5 2

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Comm . , IFC hockey; G lee Club; IFA, Pres., UCM; Roberts Johnson, Kent A.

Union Com m . ; J r. Year Abroad Scholarship.

24 Vista Rd., No. Haven, Conn. 06473

Hobart, Peter M.

Alpha Tau Omega; Campus Chest, Co-chairman; IFA

265 Converse St ., Longmeadow, Mass. 0 1 1 06 Alpha Tau Omega; Soccer, co-captain.

Jones, Anne L. 8 Crest Dr., Dover, Mass. 0203 0

Hodgkins, Raymond E.

Dance Club, sec., vice pres.; George Adams Dietrich Award in

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Jones, Carol L.

Holmes, Martha E.

495 South St., Needham, Mass. 02 1 92

4 83 Menauhant Rd., E. Falmouth, Mass. 02536

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Judicial Board; Dining Counci l ; Outing Club; Campus Guide; Library Job.

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Hughes, Robert E., Jr.

2659 Far View Dr., Mountainside, N . J . 07092

Davenport Ridge Rd., New Canaan, Conn. 06840

Zeta Psi; John Marshall Soc.; Echo, Editor; Dean's List

Hockey; G lee Club; Outing C l ub; Echo; Oracle; Colby Dark­ Jude, Richard L.

room, co-director.

Ellsworth Falls 0463 3

Hume, Penelope T.

Lambda

1 1 9 Winthrop St., Augusta 043 3 0

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Kain, Richard A., Jr. 3 4 1 Stonington Rd., Pawcatuck, Conn. 0289 1

Hunter, Todd W.

Pi Lambda Phi, VP, Athl. Chmen . ;

2 Monica Rd., Worcester, Mass. 0 1 602

MSA;

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Kechejian, John R.

Hutchins, John C.

1 8 Hillcrest Cir., Watertown, Mass. 02 1 72

3 0 3 Boston Post Rd., Sudbury, Mass. 0 1 776

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Christian Science Org . ; Graphic Ar t s; Camera C l ub; Arnold Air; Pi Lambda Phi; Chicago Tribune ROTC

Keenan, Clark M.

Hutchinson, Nancy D.

91 Westgate, Wellesley, Mass. 02 1 8 1

Quaker La., Vassalboro 049 89

Lambda Chi Alpha

Modern Dance, Pres.; Powder & Wig Kensley, Richard S.

Hyde, John W.

3 3 Oakland St., Lexington, Mass. 02 1 7 3

4 Park Cir., H ingham, Mass. 02043 Alpha Delta Phi, Outing C l ub, J unior Year Abroad

Kesaris, John L. 3 1 Fairview Ave., Augusta 043 3 0

Hyde, Mary D. 2 Burrill St., Fairfield 049 3 7

Kidman, Bruce B .

Newman Club; Spanish Club; French Club; Phi Sigma Iota

7 1 Livingston C i r . , Needham, Mass. 0 2 1 9 2 Zeta Psi, Supreme Council; Junior Advisor; MSA, treas, VP;

Hymas, Judith C. 87-50 1 67 St. , Apt. l OJ , J a maica, N.Y. 1 1 432

Campus Affairs; Dean's List

Ingram, Joyce

King, Stephen J. New Meadows Rd., W. Bath 045 3 0

New St., Rehoboth, Mass. 02769

Lambda Chi Alpha

Irish, Allen M. Mere Point Re., Brunswick 040 1 1

Kuchar, Richard J.

Lambda Chi Alpha, Corresponding sec., Alumni sec. ; Co-Ed

1 67 Sadler Rd., Bloomfield, N . J . 07003

Living Com m . ;

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Baseball; Colby C

Club;

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Intramural basketball; Dean's l ist; Lenny Bruce Award Kuczun, Barbara J.

Irish, John H.

27 Sunrise Rd., Boxford, Mass. 0 1 9 2 1

RFD 1, Turner 042 8 2 C o l b y Outing C l u b

Kueffner, Bruce W. 3 6 Old Academy Rd., Fairfield, Conn. 06430

Jabar, Joseph M.

Kappa Delta Rho, soc. chmen, sec.; Ski Patrol; Commence­

7 Bartlett St., Waterville 049 0 1

ment Comm., Outing Club

Lambda C h i Alpha; Basketball, co-captain.

Kuhnert, Dale W.

Jahn, Hope E.

2 1 2 Wellington Rd . , DeWitt, N .Y. 1 3 2 1 4

51 Williamsburg La., Scituate, Mass. 02066

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RFD 1 , China 04926

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Mason, Leslie V.

Cinema; Religious Drama; P i Lambda Phi, scribe, soc. chmen.,

686 Salisbury St. , Worcester, Mass. 0 1 609

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Lane, Kenneth S.

May, Kenneth D.

3 07 0 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1 229

43 Libby Dr., Marlboro, Mass. 0 1 752

Tau Delta Phi, Pres.; Basebal l ; IFC; Ski Patrol; Sloan Scholar, Lederman B io. Award Larson, Richard

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McCabe, Jeffrey A.

Student Religious Drama ; B ixler Scholar

27 Walker La., W. Hartford, Conn. 06 1 1 7 Colby Eight; Powder & Wig; Dana Scholar

Lathrop, Jeffrey T.

McCormack, Joseph P.

Box 40 1 , Hamherst, N . H . 0 3 03 1 Zeta Psi; Class Treasurer; Dorm Counselor; Ski Team, Cap­

1 475 SE 15 St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 3 3 3 1 6

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Lawrence, Marcia J.

McDonald, Bruce B. 239 Sandringham Rd., Rochester, N .Y. 1 46 1 0

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Soccer; Sailing Team; Woodsman's Team; Ski Patrol; Zeta Psi

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Leopold, John P.

din Council; Oracle; Senior Scholar, Dean's List

6948 So. Columbine Way, Littleton, Colorado

McGhee, Janice A.

Basketball, Manager; Christian Science Org., Pres.; Campus

Mason Rd., Brookline, N . H . 0303 3

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McGill, Kimberly P.

Levine, Frederick E.

3 Linnaean St. , Cambridge, Mass. 02 1 3 8

7 6 Pleasant St., Waterville 049 0 1

Tennis; French Club

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McGowan, Lee C.

Levy, Linda S.

3 4 Rose St . , Milton, Mass. 02 1 8 6

9 8 Van Cortlandt Pk. So., New York, N.Y. 1 0463

McGuire, Jessie G. Lewis, Richard S.

42 First St., Fanwood, N.Y. 07023

41 Tooker Ave., Oyster Bay, N .Y. 1 1 7 1

Dorm Chman; WSL; WAA, Treas. ; Alpha Delta Pi, Corre­

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Folk

Libby, Daniel T.

Society;

German

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German Consulate Book Prize; Columbia Teachers' College

FRD 2, Waterville 049 0 1 Lambda Chi

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McKinney, William J., Jr.

Lloyd, Robert M.

Phi Delta Theta, Pres., Sec.; IFC; Dorm Counselor; Student

15 Raddin Terr., Saugus, Mass. 0 1 906

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McLennan, Andrea L. (Mrs.) Luce, Elizabeth J.

25 Water St., Waterville 049 0 1

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Women's Judiciary; Chi Omega

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McManus, Catherine E.

Madden, Katherine P.

Chi Omega, Pan He! Rep . ; Junior Advisor; Campus Guide;

1 3 3 5 Lincoln Ave., Williamsport, Pa. 1 770 1

Echo; Faces

Magocse, Stephen F.

Meicke, Dorothy J.

E . Winthrop 04343 & Places ed.; Dorm Social Chairman

47 Hunt Street, Rowayton, Conn. 06853

Box 66, York 03909

Gl ee Club; Chapel Choir; Roger Williams; IFA ; Radio Colby; Mann, Meredith J.

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42 Orchard St., Auburn 0420 1

Merrill, Philip L.

Mansfield, Richard L.

Tuttle Rd., Cumberland 0402 1

1 2 Westview Rd., Framingham, Mass. 0 1 7 0 1 Delta Upsilon, rush chmen, soc. chmen , sec . ; Fresh. Football

Merritt, Bradford A.

Marinke, Charlene S.

Phi Delta Theta, Pres., Treas., Warden; Golf, Capt . ;

West St., Bar Harbor 04609

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33 Lakeview Ave., Falmouth, Mass. 02540

244 Mt. Vernon St., Dedham, Mass. 02026

Debating Club; Young Republicans' Club; Radio Colby, pub­

Nelson, Gregory C.

licity dir., asst. station manager; MSA; Graphic Arts Work­ shop;

Echo;

5 Ch. Vert-Pre Conches, Geneva, Switzerland

Pi Lambda Phi, house chairman, historian; Blue

Key; COC; Katahdin Council; Woodsmen's Council

Nelson, Paul S. 29 Maple Ave., Box 473 , Andover, Mass. 0 1 8 1 0

Meyer, Nancy

COC; IFA Hockey

1 5 6 H i l l top C ir., Trumbull, Conn. 066 1 1 Chi Omega; Newman Club; Senior C l ass Secretary

Niles, Olive M. Fairfield St., Oakland 04963

Miller, Fredric S. 1 228 Belle rock St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 52 1 8

Nishijima, John S. 232 Palaoa Pl., Honolulu, Hawaii 068 1 5

Miller, Jean M. 4 5 So. M ai n St., Rockland 0484 1 DAU,

IFA

Rep.;

Stu-G;

COC;

Nutter, Deborah Folk

Song

Society;

Dorm

8 2 Plymouth St., E. Bridgewater, Mass. 023 3 3

Council ; Dorm J udiciary; B io. lab Assistant; Dean's List Bio.

Sigma

Dept. Prize; Junior Advisor

Model UN Group; Dean's List

Miller, Mary S.

Oakes, Lynne G.

1 7 Amherst

01.,

Board;

Dorm

Judicial

Board;

Echo;

I n t . R e l . C l u b ; Bixler Scholar

work

O'Connell, Kathleen M. 10 Sewall St., Augusta 043 3 0

Moody, Jane P. (Mrs.) So. Main St., Belchertown, Mass. 0 1 007 Club; Chapel Choir;

Colbyettes,

leader;

Oelerking, David W.

Dorm Chair­

39 North Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. 1 0708

man; Student Exchange Comm.; Head Resident; Junior Ad­

Glee Club

visor; University Christian Movement

Ogus, Gerald B.

Moody, Jo Ann

48 Temple Ave., Winthrop, Mass'. 02 1 52

Amherst, N.H. 0 3 03 1

Olson, Jeffrey D .

Morey, Richard J.

B o x 2 46, York Harbor 03 9 1 1

292 H i llhurst Ave ., New Britain, Conn. 06053

Golf; French Club; IFC Football, Basketball Volleyball

Pi Lambda Phi. sec . ; COC, Katahdin Council; IFAI Folksong Society; Charles A. Dana Scholar; Dean's List

Onat, Shawn St. George 04857

Morgan, John A. 5 0 Rockefeller Ave., W. Haven, Conn. 065 1 6

Echo,

Exec.

1 063 Washington St., Gloucester, Mass. 0 1 93 0

Livingston, N. J . 07039

Campus Chest; Dorm Judicial Board; Canterbury Club; Togus

Glee

Kappa,

chief photographer;

Oracle,

O'Neal, Shirley J.

Staff Photographer; Dark­

Todd H ill, Hinsdale, N .H.

room Associates, Treas.

S igm a Kappa; C O C , Katahdin Council; B a n d German Club; Spanish Club; Campus Guide

Moriarty, Richard A. 37 Sherburn Cir., Weston, Mass. 02 1 9 3

Orchard, Anne M.

Band; Phi Delta Theta. sec . ; IFC ; Coed Living Comm . ; Stu­

Off Sand Hill Rd., Peterborough, N.H. 03458

dent Admissions Com m . ; Bio. Lab Assistant; Dean's List Palmer, Alex W. Mortimer, Sharon E.

Skating Pond Rd., Weston, Mass. 02 1 93

8 Tricorne Rd., Lexington, Mass. 02 1 73

Baseball, Letter; DU; Basketball, Co-Captain, Most Valuable

Alpha Delta Pi, Pres., Exec. Council, J r. Rep.; Dorm Council

Player

Mosedale, Judith A.

Palombo, William R.

3 Squirrel Hill Rd., Wayland, Mass. 0 1 77 8

66 Columbia Rd., Arlington, Mass. 02 1 74

Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; G l e e C l u b ; Colbyettes; Cheer­

Basketball; Track; Debating Team; Powder and Wig; Winter

leader, Capt . ; Junior Advisor

Carnival Committee

Mosher, Howard I., Jr.

Panepento, Barry F. 91 Lake St., LeRoy, N.Y. 1 4482

38 Barney Street, Agawam, Mass. 0 1 00 1

LCA ; Baseball; Newman Club; Dean's List; Dana Scholar Mukai, Kenneth A .

Parker, David B.

1 75 'h Delaware Ave., Toronto 4 , Ontario, Canada

209 Sunnybrook Rd., Flourtown, Pa. 1 903 1

Muscott, Bradford R.

Parker, Diana M.

Rogues Ridge Rd., Weston, Conn. 068 8 0

1 623 W. Moss Ave., Peoria, Ill. 6 1 606 Young Republicans; COC; Junior Year in France; Experiment in International Living; Dean's List; Phi Sigma Iota

Nabra, Nancy A . 5 4 Hillcrest D r . , Brewer 044 1 2

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Rideout, George M. Jr.

60 Shirley Ave ., Fishkill, N .Y. 1 2524 MSA Representative; Echo; Dean's List

41 Kirkland Cir., Wellesley, Mass. 02 1 8 1 Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, President; Inter-faith Asso­ ciation;

Pfeffer, Jane

Band;

Spring

Track;

Roger

Will iams

Riemer, Richard K. 3 4 Moreland Ave . , Newton, Mass. 02 1 5 8

Pike, Penelope C.

Dean's List

3 6 School St ., Lubec 04652

Rippon, Thomas R.

Pinansky, Victor 1 96 Whitney Ave., Portland 04 1 02

1 2 29 Harding Ave., Hershey, Pa. 1 7033

Zeta Psi; Folk Song Society

Stu-G,

President,

Representative-at-large;

Student

Judiciary,

Vice-Chief Justice, Chief Justice; President of Class of '68;

Porter, Edward C., Jr.

Vice President; Freshman Interim

1 1 W. Broadway, Bangor 0440 1

Committee;

International

Relations Club, President; Debating Team; Colby Library As­

Ski Team ; Ski Patrol; KDP

sociates, Student Co-Chairman; Newman Club; Track Team; Intramural Athletics, Football, Basketball, Hockey; Blue Key;

Portnoy, William E.

Nomination for Woodrow Wilson Fellowship; Men's Student

21 Oaklawn St., New Bedford, Mass. 02744

Association Scholarsh ip; Philip W. Tirabassi Award; Lel i a M. Forster Award; Murray Debating Prize; Dean's List

Powell, Peter W. Hampton Falls, N . H . 03 844

Rotch, Elizabeth

Pratley, Edward W.

Mt. Vernon St ., Milford, N.H. 03055

2 Spring PI., Waterville 049 0 1

Runnals Union Committee; COC; Canterbury

Colby 8, Director; Glee Club, Business Manager; Powder and Wig; TDP, Music Director; Colby Folk Song Society

Music Associates; Social Chairman of Dorm

Pratley, Margaret C.

Fellowship;

Dean's List

256 Walnut St., Wellesley HiJJs, Mass. 02 1 8 1 Echo, Managing Editor

Club;

Colby

Rouse, Peter M.

(Mrs.)

12 Ridgewood Terr., No. Haven, Conn. 06473

2 Spring Place, WatervilJe 049 0 1

Baseball; Echo; Stu-G; Interfraternity Athletics; Dean's List ;

C h i Omega; Colbyettes; Colby Chapel Choir; Modern Dance

Wilkinson History Prize

Club Rowe, Virginia H.

Quinto, Edward M.

1 9 3 Clifton St ., Malden, Mass. 02 1 48

1 1 5 Columbia B lvd ., Waterbury, Conn. 067 1 0

Roy, Peter R.

Radune, Dianne L.

3 1 Violette Ave., Waterville 049 0 1

1 66 Columbia St., New Britain, Conn. 06052 COC; Ski Patrol; Dorm Council ; Geology Award; Phi Beta

Sabbag, George R .

Kappa certificate of merit

282 Pleasant S t . , Franklin, Mass. 02038 Dana Scholarship Society; Newman Club; Hockey; DU, Treas.

Rawson, Edward Emmrich ("Ric'') 89 1 0 Durham Dr., Potomac, Md. 2 1 854

Samson, Richard F.

Radio Colby

76 Colgate Rd., Great Neck, N .Y. 1 1 020

Redington, Randall Sandak, Jay H.

5 6 E . Bayberry Rd., Islip, N .Y. 1 1 25 1

1 05 Pond Rd., Stamford, Connecticut

Glee Club; Concert Choir Reed, Marjorie

Freshman Interim Committee; IFC, President; Winter Carni­

A.

val Committee; Junior Advisor; Echo Blue Key; KDR

32 Bowen Ave., Woodstown, N.J. 08098 Glee Cl ub; Chapel Choir; Dorm Chairman; Junior Advisor;

Sandler, James E.

Women's Student League; Cheerleading; Phi Beta Kappa Let­

70 Clements Rd., Newton, Mass. 02 1 58

ters of Commendation

Coffee House, Chairman; Powder and Wig, Publicity Chair­

Reed, Rowena

man; Echo; Dorm Judiciary Board, Vice-Chairman; Commit­

A. (Mrs.)

tee on Co-Education; IFA: COC ; Dean's List

3 4 Clinton Ave., Winslow 049 0 1 Reeve, Jean

Sasso, Theodore S.

A.

17 Harvard Ct., Woodcliff Lake, NJ. 07680

6 7 Heather Lane, Sout h Weymouth, Mass. Oracle, Sports Editor; Powder And Wig; Colby Graphic Arts

Savicki, Elizabeth A.

Workshop; Pequod; Poetry Prize; Short Story Prize; Essay

392 Pleasant St., Stoughton, Mass. 02072

Prize

DAU,

Service

Projects

Chairman;

Recording

Powder and Wig; Newman Club; Women's Judiciary

Reynolds, Linda 1 53 Nichols St., Everett, Mass. 02 1 44 Dorm Social Chairman; H i l lel, Sec. President; Dorm Counse­

Savino, Guy E.

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tiebel Richard B.

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3 5 Oak Dr.,

Bailey I land 04003 olk

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Swartz, Theodore F.

Wade, Teri-Lee

7 3 -02 1 78 St., Flushing, N .Y. 1 1 3 66 AD Ph i ,

Rushing

Chairman,

406 Front S_t. , Bath 045 3 0

Social

Chairman,

Watch

Do g Waldinger, Robert E .

Committee

Strawberry Hill S t . , Dover, Mass. 02030 Swett, Peter C.

Alpha Tau Omega; Hockey; Golf

B u rm a Rd., No. Berwick 03906 Ward, Stevenson E.

Tarbox, Christine L.

66 Stanton Rd., Noroton Heights, Conn. 06820

5 4 Prospect St ., Reading, Mass. 0 1 8 67 Women's Counc i l ;

Student

League;

Runnals

Union

Comm . ;

Delta Upsilon, Pres.; Soccer; ROTC Commander

Dorm

Oracle

Weaver, Gary N. 76 Stark St . , Nashua, N.H. 03060

Thomas, Donald J.

Basketball;

3 604 Park Ave., Weehawken, N. J . 07087 Religious

Drama;

Glee

Club,

Soloist;

Frosh

Baseball;

Senior Class

VP;

Entertainment

Weeden, Craig A.

Com m . ; P&W; Intervarsity Fellowship; IFA; SCOPE; Theater

8 Hearthwood Dr., Barrington, R.I. 02806

G u i l d ; Merritt Scholarship; Religious Drama Scholarship

Frosh Interim

Comm. ; Folk Song Society, . Pres.;

Lacrosse;

Track; Zeta Psi; J r. Advisor

Thomas, Nancy J. M RB Box 275, Bangor Stu-G

Delta Upsilon, VP;

Student Advisor

Glee C lub, Pres.; Chapel Choir, Soloist; Student Director of

Rep.-at-large;

G lee

Oracle;

Club;

IFA; Delta

Weiser, Lee M.

Alpha

J E. Main St., Sussex, N.J. 0746 1

Upsilon; Dean's List

Frosh Orientation Week Comm . ; Hillel, VP;

Lacrosse Club,

Sec. ; Chi Epsilon Mu

Thompson, Bonnie L. 3 Richard Road, Simsbury, Conn. 06070

Welch, Carolyn R. 1 9 W. Colonial Rd., Wilbraham, Mass. 0 1 09 5

Thompson, Douglas J.

C h i Omega; Newman Club; Graduation Comm . ; Winter Car­

1 1 9 Ridgewood Rd., W. Hartford, Conn. 06 1 07 P&W; Football, Mgr., Radio Colby

nival Comm. Sec.; Dorm J udicial Board; Campus Guide

Thompson, Patricia A.

Welch, Jonathon B. 14 Park St., Waterville 049 0 1

Summer St., Hampden Highlands 04445 Sigma

Kappa,

VP,

Soc.

chairman;

J unior

Advisor;

Dorm Weyand, Arthur N. B .

Council, J udicial Chairman; Runnals Union Executive Comm.

Jerry's Country Apts., R F D I ; Fairfield C t r . 049 3 7 Toabe, Susan L. 24 Vassar Rd., Marblehead, Mass. 0 1 945

Whipling, Judith P .

True, Robert W. Jr.

A l p h a Delta Pi, VP. R ush Chairman; COC ; S k i Patrol

258 M a i n S t . , Wakefield, Mass. 0 1 8 8 0 Pleasant Ave . , Scarborough 04074 White, Glenna M.

Tsiaras, William G.

75 Woods Rd., Medford, Mass. 02 1 55

29 Lovell St. , Nashua, N.H. 03 060

Dorm Social Chairman; Hillel ; P&W; Campus Affairs, sub­ comm.

Urban, Lee D. 1 22 Hartley St., Portland 04 1 03 MSA; Echo, National

Bus

Student

Mgr. ; Assoc.,

Dorm

Counselor; Blue

Coordinato;

Tennis;

Key,

Whitten, Jane L.

Pres.;

Lambda

47 Barton St., Presque Isle 04769

Chi

Alph a ; Stu- G ; Campus Affairs Comm . ; Dean's List; Travelli

Williams, Judith A.

Scholar

58 Appleton Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. 0 1 20 1 Colbyettes; Stu-G, Rep-at-large; Dorm Chairman; Sr. Advisor;

Vanderheiden, George A.

Roger Williams Fellowship; Glee Club

12 Nelson Ave ., Wakefield, Mass. 0 1 8 8 0 Pi Lambda P h i , Treas.; Dean's List

Wilson, Ann B. 23 Sunrise Terr., Wethersfield, Conn. 06 1 09

V anMeter, Paula

Chi

279 E. 44th St., New York, N .Y. 1 00 1 7 Stu-G; Oracle; COC; Campus G u id e; J unior Advisor, alter­ nate; Dorm Fire Captain, Alternate; Head waitress

Commencement

Com m . ;

Graduation

Young, Kenneth C., Jr. 40 Central St., Gardiner 043 45

Volk, Jon Fredric

Zeta Psi, Corr. Sec., Treas.; Stu-G; J unior Advisor

5 Pickwick Rd., W. Newton, Malk. 02 1 6 5 Soccer, Frosh, Varsity; Dean's List

Young, Walter E., Jr. 1 74 Harrison Ave., Somerset, Mass. 02726

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