1965ivy by Trinity College Digital Repository

THE 1965 TRINITY COLLEGE IVY Co-Editors: Thomas A. Garson, F. Carl Schumacher, Jr. Designer: Michael Somma Managing Editor: Frederic B. Sargent Business Manager: Charles Kurz, II Sports Editor: John J. O'Neil Senior Editor: Raymond P. Boulanger literary Assistants: Randolph C. Kent, Stephen M. Parks, David J. Graybill, Jerome H.liebowitz, Robert H. Smellie, Jr., Malcolm l. Hayward, Jr. Photography Assistants: Frederick H. Becker, Jr., Edmund H. Schweitzer, Roger M. Bernstein, A. Thomas Curren, Jr., Donald Freedson, R. Strother Scott Copy Assistants: Paul M. Hopkins, Kenneth C. Washburne, Jr. The IVY wishes to thank: Norto.n Berkowitz, Mal Salter, The Hartford Courant, The Hartford Times, Barbara Mitchell and the C. Fox Photo Reflex Studio, and The Trinity Tripod for their help with the photography. Also, the Public Relations Office for its aid with general Information; fraternity composites were by Kane Studios and Vantine Studios; lastly, special thanks to Jack Brown of T. O'Toole & Sons, Inc., for his assistance and patience in the planning of the yearbook. The 1965 IVY has been published by the undergraduates of Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut since 1873. This volume was printed by the T. O'Toole & Sons, Incorporated of South Norwalk, Connecticut.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introductory Essay .. p.5

2. Seniors and Faculty p.65

3. Administration ... p.l37

4. Chapel. ........ p.l49

5. Activities . . . . . . . p. 153

6. Fraternities ...... p.l65

7. Sports ......... p.l73

8. Advertisements .. p. 209

9. Index ......... p. 229

Jervey, A. J ., 907 Eli. Jewett, J. P., 1 820 s, Johnson, B. E., 9 Gos . Johnson, M. E., 2710 Joralemon, J. D., 192 Josephson, M. E., 1 6. Kadyk, J. M., 1101 I' Kardon, A., 340 W. : Katz, R. V., 38 Bentle

Trinity College is in a state of transition . Since 1960, five new buildings have been erected on campus. Enrollment has increased; the faculty has been enlarged; requirements for admission, as well as for graduation, have become more rigorous. The college administration has become more encompassing and more streamlined. The reasons for these changes lie beyond the Trinity campus: the college is responding to the universal change in education. A complex, technical world demands academic excellence in specialized fields, and these demands will be met by students leaving accelerated high school programs for a college which can assure them the education needed. The Trinity IVY will assess the college's position to determine the value of the 1965 Trinity College Bachelor's Degree. Our focus of interest will be the student, for it is he who analyzes the qualities that draw him to a college, who reacts to the opportunities offered, who is either motivated or unconcerned about his college education. The members of the IVY staff have no crystal ball; instead, we have compiled the opinions of faculty, administration, and students concerning Trinity's direction.

( 12

The Trinity Student is one openly concerned with his own merits and motivations. He is bent on self~examina颅 tion, self-criticism, and consequently, self-improvement. In the words of one professor, he is more intent on "badgering people with silly questions," in order to find ways to improve himself and the college community. Is he a better student than the one this college has seen in the past? The answer must be "yes" if higher College Board scores will be accepted as evidence. The answer must be "yes" if a lower percentage of attrition will be accepted as evidence. The answer must be "yes" if a higher proportion of admissions to graduate schools will be accepted as evidence. The Trinity freshman coming to campus is better prepared academically than ever before. He is doing better work than his predecessor of only five years ago. He is not only more apt to do work 路assigned, but is also more likely to find it more interesting and to I' make sensible comments about it. Faculty members have noted this improvement, for example, in the kind of papers he writes. Not only more meaningful in what they say, they are also more pleasingly articulate in how they say it. They are more likely, one professor has noted, to contain "all those elements that delight the heart of the English Department." Thus, the Trinity freshman today comes through Downes Arch better prepared to do the work ahead of him. He is more intelligent and better educated. Some feel, however, he is only "conventionally intelligent, less original and interesting" to the point of "disaster proportions." He is "too grim and earnest!"

2,4

Is the Trinity man really interested in "learning for its own sake?" Most of the faculty and administration wistfully expound on the idea of "akademia" as a selfsufficient purpose, but the majority concede to the aim of education as learning to "live with oneself and the world around him" or "making oneself useful in the world." Graduate school, the business world, or just getting a diploma, seem to be the aims which motivate the Trinity student. In short, he is interested in the semi-annual report card. He has to be obedient to the dictates of graduate schools or company interviewers which more and 路 more keep a constant but invisible, effective but silent spirit over the campus. The student is becoming, in effect, deferential to the requirements of these "pragmatic directions." If the Trinity student studies harder than his predecessors, he does not seek to employ his academic experience in his "free time." His entertainment seems to stem from subjects completely void of an academic nature; thus, his focus of attention is very rarely the Atheneum's Rembrandts but predominantly and without consideraion, Northampton's Rahar's. The faculty, in trying to determine where and how the student spends his leisure time, can only wonder where all those cars go on the weekend that were here during the week. As for the student, he feels that, generally speaking, his scholastic endeavors cannot be applied to "free" time activities, and even if they were, the tendency is to forget entirely the world of academics when on the outside, off campus. The majority of undergraduates who discussed this topic regarded "free time" as good parties, non-academic discussions, and skiing on neighboring slopes.

The question naturally arises of why the Trinity student cannot go beyond the routine forms of entertainment. According to administrators who have had opportunities to survey universities and colleges around the nation, the Trinity student is not attempting to place himself in a "collegiate" framework. The Trinity student is not pretentious. The problem of the student is that he is not "diverse" enough to allow for unusual interests to rub off on the usual sort of undergraduate. There is no strong influence on the contemporary level to reform, to redirect, to enlarge the scope which the student brings to Trinity. Thus, both the pragmatic direction and the lack of originality seem to be the product of a campus group that can enjoy itself within the traditional college framework but cannot within this framework benefit beyond the "norm." The Trinity student now would be generally intolerant of that diversity which the college would like to attract. That there are individuals with diverse interests cannot be denied, but that they are often lost in a seemingly uninspired group, too, must be considered. Yet, with the student's self-awareness, he is realizing his faults. He is becoming a part of a "moving force" which seeks more benefit from the total experience of his education. Though considered "dull," he has helped to guide the direction of a changing Trinity. His new awareness and his increased capabilities have enabled Trinity to rise from a "second or third choice school, with a good social life-a convenient place to go." Now, because of the students, the college is attempting to break away from its traditionally conservative ties as can be seen by the readjustments in the chapel requirements, renovations in the curriculum, and reassessment of antiquated campus social regulations.

This Trinity in a state of change is a Trinity of many paradoxes. It is the Trinity in which the spectrum of opinions concerning the fraternity system ranges from "absurd, atavistic, and adolescent" to "learning to live with others in the world," or an important part of "finding the sort of social experience the student needs." It is the Trinity where faculty "would like to see students required to take advanced courses outside their major area" and where students are limited to certain fields of study because of the "pre-requisites" needed to enter any sort of advanced subject. It is the Trinity which attempts to find ways to allow the student to participate in the social life of the college, but, in turn, forces the student away by the rigors of a somewhat antiquated understanding of what comprises the social life of the student. Trinity College is the community in which the individual is expected more and more to develop and grow by himself because he is "a man," and yet, as an institution it becomes more involved with every aspect of his college life. The student is told that he must work out the problems which the society presents to him, and at the same time, is shown the direction to which he ought to head. One cannot condemn Trinity for the seeming inconsistencies, for this is a college in a state of transition, for these are just the birth pains of a college determined to grow with the times.

The diploma, which the members of the Class of 1965 shall hang on their library walls, many years from now, will represent a Trinity different from that of 1965. The most profound change will be noticed in the type of student that Trinity will have. Although the facilities of the college will be enlarged, the individual student will be the most important aspect of the college life. Trinity College will contain a group of diverse undergraduates. It will be a melange of nationally and internationally scattered groups from varied social backgrounds. The group which the college administration foresees is comprised of "someone who's excited for something, who's looking to college as something big, who's going to college because there's four years of something that may change his life." The individual who looks for this "something" might be "a real strange one" or the "oddball." He might be the typically aggressive type who sees his college career as an immediate step to fulfill his ambitions of money and fame, or he might be the "dilettante" who cannot concentrate on one project for any length of time but is continuously involved with something that excites him. Equally as important, he might be one who "doesn't really belong in college", "who doesn't know why he's here and admits it." All these different segments will be distilled in a group that, on the whole, will be smarter than the one that graduated in 1965, and that will be more prepared for college before it arrives at Downes Arch. And most significantly, each individual will be a member of a society interested in his individuality-a society to which he will be expected, and will be able, to contribute.

垄

'~~-路

...,:< ~-..:: ~ ~ --~ ~......

The "new" Trinity student will be attracted by a college that appears to de-emphasize the present s路ocial framework . The cliques made by fraternities will have changed because the fraternity structure of 1965 will be unable to offer the new, interesting undergradute the complete diversification that he will desire. On the other hand, the undergraduate will not wander aimlessly, but will commit himself to some aspect of college life. The future student's extra-curricular activities will be enhanced by the new facilities on campus. However, his extra-curricular realm will, at the same time, extend beyond campus. A new community-oriented student will flnd his time divided between college activities and such projects as volunteer hospital participation, student teaching, and other communal activities. As the pressure of the "outside" is forcing the college to reconsider its position in the light of the modern world, so, too, will the Trinity student of the future feel intensely the need of being more concerned with the world which surrounds him. From the diploma on his walls, that world will recognize the concerned, dedicated, liberal, interested, and interesting person called the Trinity graduate.

Air Science

JOHN ANTON BIRNKAMMER, Assistant Professor of Air Science; B.S. St. Lawrence University, 1951; Captain, United States Air Force; Appointed to the faculty in 1962.

Lt. Colonel GERALD ROY MARSHALL, Professor of Air Science; A.B . Washington and Jefferson College , 1 942; Appoi路nted to the faculty in 1963.

JOHN B. GRASSER, Assistant Professor of Air Science; B.S. Duquesne Univers ity, 1951; Formerly Flight Commander and Helicopter Instructor; Captain, United States Air Force; Appointed to the faculty in 1963.

The Arts "The aim of the Aust i n Arts Center is to awaken and inculcate in students an awareness of the cultural achievements of the past, the meanings of present trends in the arts, and a perspective into the future. "

CHARLES HILL MORGAN , Mead Professor of Fine Arts at Amherst and visiting Professor and Chairman of the Department of Arts ; B.A., M.A. , Ph.D ., Harvard 1924, 1926, 1928 ; Appointed to the fa culty in 1964 .

GEORGE EMORY NICHOLS, Ill, Associate Professor of Drama ; B.A., M.F.A. Yale, 1938 , 1941; Appointed to the faculty in 1950 .

JEFFREY KLEIN ABRAMS WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY FINE ARTS, with Honors Hillel Society; Spanish Club; Freshman Baseball; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Montclair Academy. JOHN CORWIN EMERSON TAYLOR, Professor of Fine Arts ; B.A., M.A. Yale, 1926, 1940; A tte nded the Academie Julian , an art school in Paris, 1926-1928 ; Member, ex officio, of Hartford"s Fine Arts Commission; Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts; Formerly a teacher of Art and French at the Lawrence ville School; Appointed to the faculty in 1941.

JOHN RAYMOND DONAHUE HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT FINE ARTS International Relations Club; Political Science Club; Review; WRTC-FM, Director; Football; Golf; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Kingswood Academy.

THOMAS EDWARD GAL YIN SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO FINE ARTS, with Honors in The Arts Intramural Board; Junior Adviser; Young Democrats; Freshman Swimming; Alpha Delta Phi, Secretary; Prepared at Western Reserve Academy .

MITCHEL NICHOLAS PAPPAS, Associate Professor of Fine Arts; B. F.A . , M.F.A . Yale, 1941 , 1947; President, Ne w En gland In tercollegiate Golf Association , 1960 ; Appointed to the facult y in 1947.

RAYMOND CHAUNCEY LYNCH CEDARHURST, NEW YORK FINE ARTS

MIKE SOMMA

Junior Adviser; Lay Reader, Head; Crew; Squash; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at Saint Mark's School.

MORRIS, CONNECTICUT FINE ARTS CODE; IVY, Art Editor, Designer; Jesters; Senate; Freshman Baseball; Prepa red at Wamogo Regional # 6 .

DANIEL CARSTENS GUENTHER NEW YORK, NEW YORK FINE ARTS Outing Club; Psychology Club; Senate; Junior Varsity Crew; Prepared at Concordia Preparatory School.

HENRY FRANK STOCEK, JR. DEEP RIVER, CONNECTICUT FINE ARTS Glee Club; Jesters; WRTC-FM; Prepared at Valley Regional High School.

FREDERICK CHRISTIAN ENDRICH, JR., lecturer of Fine Arts; B.F.A. ond B.S. in ed. degrees The Tyler School of Fine Arts of Temple Un iversity, 1959; M.F.A . California College of Arts and Crofts, 1960; Formerly taught at California College of Arts and Crofts, and The American University of Beirut, lebanon.

CHARLES BENNER FERGUSON, Instructor in Fine Arts; B.A. Williams, 1941; M.A. Trinity , 1959; Studied at the Art Student league, New York City; Now succeeds B. D. low as director of New Britain Museum of American Art as of Trinity Semester, 1964-1965 ; Appointed to the faculty in 1959 .

PETER ANDREW STURROCK PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA FINE ARTS IFC; Freshman Swimming; lacrosse; Soccer; Theta Xi; Prepared at William Penn Charter School.

W90DS KENNETH WELLBORN ALVIN, TEXAS FINE ARTS Chanticleers; Glee Club; lay Reader; Vestry; Young Republicans; The Independents; Prepared at Alvin High School.

CLARENCE HOWARD BARBER , Associate Professor of Music ; B.A. , M.A ., Ph.D . Harvard, 1940 , 1942, 1954 ; Phi Beta Kappa ; Appointed to the faculty in 1954.

CLARENCE EVERETT WATTERS , Professor of Music; Organist and Choirmaster of the Chapel; Mus.M . Trinity , 1935; Studied music in Paris with Marcel Dupre; Fellow, American Guild of Organists; Appointed to the faculty in 1932 .

ASTRONOMY

JAMES SMITH HIATT BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA MUSIC, with Honors Chamber Players; Chapel Choir; Glee Club; Prepared at Bethlehem High School.

FLORENCE SHIRLEY JONES , lecture r in Astronomy ; B.A., M.A. University of Toronto , 1935 , 1936 ; Ph .D. Radcliffe College , 1941; Lecturer in Astronomy: Buffalo Museum of Science, University of Buffalo, and Wellesl e y College; Assistant Pro fessor of Physics, Carnegie Institute of Technology ; Research Assistant, Harvard Solar Department; Royal Society of Canada , 1938-1940 ; Royal 'Astronomical Society of Canada; Astronomical Society of the Pacific; American Astronomical Society; Appointed to the faculty in 1964 .

Biology

BRUCE JONATHAN BASCH WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT BIOLOGY Hillel Society; Jesters; Political Science Club; Freshman Footbaii;路Q .E.D.; Prepared at Conard High School.

ROBERT MASON ARENSMAN HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS BIOLOGY International Students Organization; Tripod; Prepared at Harrisburg High School.

JAMES WENDELL BURGER, J . Pierpont Morgan Profe.s sor of Biology ; A.B. Haverford College, 1931; A.M . lehigh, 1933; Ph .D. Princeton , 1936; Managing Director, Mt . Desert Island Biological laboratory, 1948-1951; Commissioner, Connecticut State Geological and Natural History Survey; Director, Hartford Hospital; Assistant in Biolog y, lehigh, 19381941; Visiting Assistant Professor at Wesleyan, 1945 - 1946; Research Grants: New York Heart Association ond National Institute of Health; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Appointed to the faculty in 1936.

ROBERT DAVID BECK SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH BIOLOGY International Students Organization; Fencing; Prepared at Judge Memorial High School.

RICHARD ESTELOW BAGLEY WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT BIOLOGY Outing Club; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at William Hall High School; Transferred from Hamilton College.

DAVID SANFORD BARKLEY RACINE, WISCONSIN BIOLOGY, with Honors Acolytes; Band; Glee Club; Freshman Swimming; Companion Program; Prepared at Washington Park High School.

ROLAND ROBERT CARLSON TORRINGTON, CONNECTICUT BIOLOGY Cercle Franc;ais; Glee Club, Assista'nt Manager, librarian, Treasurer; Junior Adviser; Freshman Baseball; Q .E.D., Vice-President, Secretary; Prepared at Torrington High School.

JOSEPH FRANCIS FORMEISTER WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT BIOLOGY Newman Club; Brownell Club; Prepared at Conard High School.

PHILIP HENRY GEETER WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT BIOLOGY Hillel Society; WRTC-FM, Technical Director; Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at William Hall High School.

DONALD FREEDSON MARBLEHEAD, MASSACHUSETTS PRE-MEDICAL IVY; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Marblehead High School. GEORGE EDOUARD HEMMERLE NEW YORK, NEW YORK BIOLOGY A.F .R.O.T.C., Drill Team; Cercle Franc;ais; Companion Program; WRTC-FM; Brownell Club; Prepared at Trinity School.

DANIEL HOFFMAN WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT BIOLOGY Campus Chest; Hillel Society, President; Junior Adviser; Mather Hall Board; WRTC -FM; Freshman Baseball; Brownell Club; Pi Kappa Alpha ; Prepared at William Hall High School.

AllEN JONES JERVEY SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA BIOLOGY C.O.D.E.; Psi Chi; Freshman Tennis; Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at Christ School.

MARK ERIC JOSEPHSON TEANECK, NEW JERSEY BIOLOGY, with Honors Cercle Franc;ais; Hillel Society; International Students Organization; Political Science Club; Sports Organization; Tripod; Phi Beta Kappa; Soccer; Track; Sigma Nu; Prepared at Teaneck High School.

DONAlD BARRETT GAlBRAITH, Ass istant Professor in Biology; B.S. Grove City College, 1958; Sc.M ., Ph .D. Brown University, 1960 , 1962; United States Health Service Trainee in Genetics, 1960路1962; Teaching Assistant, Brown University, 1958-1960; O mic ron Della Kappa; Beta Beta Beta; Sigma Xi; Appointed to the faculty in 1962.

JAN MARC KADYK GARDEN CITY, KANSAS BIOLOGY Cerberus; FEC; Junior Adviser; Basketball; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Harding High School.

RALPH VERNE KATZ JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY BIOLOGY Hillel Society; Freshman Squash; Tennis; Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at lincoln High School.

ROBERT FREDRIC MORISSE QUEENS VIllAGE, NEW YORK BIOLOGY Basketball; Phi Kappa Psi, Vice - President, Recording Secretary; Prepared at Martin Van Buren High School.

GEOFFREY JOSIAH LETCHWORTH, Ill

SEBASTIAN MOZZICATO

EAST AURORA, NEW YORK

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

BIOLOGY

Outing Club; Pipes and Drums; Prepared at Nichols School .

Newman Club, Treasurer; Young Democrats; Prepared at Bulkeley High School.

lOUIS MICHAEl ROGOW BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY BIOLOGY Campus Chest; Hillel Society; Tennis, Manager; Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at Bayonne High School.

CHIKUNGWA MICHAEl MSEKA

BARRY PHILIP ROSEN

FORT JOHNSTON, MALA WI

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

PRE-MEDICAl

BIOLOGY

Acolytes; Chapel Choir; C.O.D.E., Treasurer; International Students Organization, President; lay Reader; Malawi Students Association in America, President; Vestry; Freshman Soccer; Freshman Track; Alpha Delta Phi; Prepared at Blantyre Secondary School.

Hillel Society; WRTC-FM; Young Democrats; Cross Country; Brownell Club; Prepared at Weaver High School.

WARREN NATHAN ROSENFELD ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NEW YORK BIOLOGY, with Honors Campus Chest; Hillel Society; I.F.C.; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Football; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Southside High School.

JOHN MICHAEL ROZETT SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY BIOLOGY Cercle Franc;ais; Hillel Society; Political Science Club; WRTC-FM; Soccer; Brownell Club; Prepared at Summit High School.

JOHN EDWARD SAWICKI MERIDEN, CONNECTICUT BIOLOGY Glee Club; Newman Club; Prepared at Francis T. Maloney High School.

BRADLEY HARVEY SEVIN NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT PRE-MEDICAL F.E.C.; Jesters; Junior Adviser; Senate, Corresponding Secretary; Baseball; Football; Phi Kappa Psi, Vice-President; Prepared at James Hillhouse High School.

THOMAS FRANCIS SHEA, JR. NATICK, MASSACHUSETTS BIOLOGY Newman Club; Baseball; Sigma Nu; Prepared at Marian High, Framingham .

JONATHAN LAVERY STOLZ WYOMISSING, PENNSYLVANIA BIOLOGY Acolytes; Campus Chest; Corinthian Yacht Club; I.F.C.; Lay Reader; Psi Upsilon; Prepared at The Hill School.

HABIL W. W. WEJULI CHLBUYOSI MISSION ( KAKAMEGA), KENYA BIOLOGY Atheneum; International Students Organization; Prepared at Friends School.

DAVID OWEN WILLIAMS PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA PRE-MEDICAL Class Officer, Secretary-Treasurer; F.E.C., Secretary; Senate; Baseball; Freshman Basketball; Football; Lacrosse; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at William Penn Charter School.

ARTHUR ERVIN WOOLFSON HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT JAMES MORRILL VAN STONE, Professor of Biology; B.A. Wesleyan, 1949; M.S., Ph.D. Princeton, 1953, 1954; Research grants for work in Experimental Embryology; National Science Foundation, 1955路 1958; National Institute of Health, 1958路1962; Member, American Association of Anatomists; Member, Society for the Study of Develop路 ment and Growth; Sigma Xi; Appointed to the faculty in 1954 .

THOMAS BELL WOODWORTH BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN PRE-MEDICAL Faculty Library Committee; Jesters; Hartford Tutorial- Project; Phi Beta Kappa; Freshman Lacrosse; Alpha Chi Rho, Recording Secretary; Prepared at Birmingham Seaholm High School.

BIOLOGY Band; Hillel Society; Freshman Baseball; Brownell Club; Prepared at Bulkeley High School.

Chemistry STERliNG BISHOP SMITH, Professor of Chemistry; Ph.B., M.S. Yale, 1920, 1923; Ph .D. New York University, 1927; Assistant in Chemistry, Yale, 1920-1923 ; Instructor in Chemistry, Hillyer Institute, 1924-1925 ; Sigma Pi Sigma; American Association of University Professors; American Chemical Society; Appointed to the faculty in 1923 .

Although Professor Sterling Smith has retired after forty-two years of service on Trinity's faculty, he will be long remembered by those who knew him_ His students will not forget the uniquely lucid and effective manner of teaching analytical chem istry_ His class lectures were clear and he was patient and instructive in the lab. Both students and faculty will miss his wise counsel and valuable experience, his quick wit and honest appraisals. Within the Department of Chemistry, his immediate colleagues know of his important contributions to the planning of the Clement Chemistry laboratory arid his beneficent and efficient administration as Chairman of the Department. We are all grateful for our associations with Professor Smith .

ROBERT HENDERSON SMELLIE , JR. , Scovill Pro路 lessor of Chemistry ; B.S., M.S. Tri nity, 194 2, 1944; Re search Associate on Atomic En e rgy Commiss ion spon sore d project, 195 1; Phi Beta Kappa ; Sigma Xi; A me rican Ch e mical Soci e ty; Appo inte d to th e faculty in 194 3 .

GEORGE MYER CORYELL, JR. ROCHESTER, NEW YORK CHEMISTRY Jesters; WRTC-FM; Swimm ing; Phi Kappa Psi, Treasurer; Prepared at Penfield High School .

GA YFREE BARNEY ELLISON

RICHARD GEORGE GANN

EIGHTY-FOUR, PENNSYLVANIA

WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

PRE-MEDICAL

CHEMISTRY

Fenc ing; Prepared at Magnolia High School

Chapel Cab inet, President; Folk Singers; Hillel Society; Jesters; Junior Adviser; Delta Phi Alpha; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Basketball, Manager; Q .E.D.; Prepared at Frederick U. Conard Hig h School.

EDWARD PHILIP GAMSON HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS CHEMISTRY Campus Chest; Folk Si ngers; Hillel Society; Jesters; Track; Q.E .D., Vice-President President; Prepared at Highland Park High School.

HENRY ALFRED DePHILLIPS, Jr., Assistant Professor of Chemistry; B.S. Fordham University; Ph.D. Northwestern University, 1963; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; American Chemical Society; American Association for the Advancement of Science; National Institutes of Health Research Fellow, 1960-1963; Appointed to the faculty in 1 963 .

ROYAL. JOHN GAY NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT CHEMISTRY WRTC-FM; Brownell Club; Prepared at St. Thomas Aquinas High School.

RICHARD CHARLES HALLCHER ROCKVILLE, CONNECTICUT CHEMISTRY Brownell Club; Prepared at Rockville High School.

EDWARD BOBKO, Associate Professor of Chemistry, on leave, Trinity Term, 1964-1965; B.S. Western Reserve, 1949; Ph.D . Northwestern, 1952; Formerly !ought at Northwestern University and Washington end Jefferson Coll e ge; Research Chemist at Ol in Mathieson, 19531954 ; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi ; American Chemical Society; American Association of Advanced Studies; Appointed to the faculty in 1955.

JAMES KENNETH HEEREN, Assistant Professor of Chemistry; B.S., M.S. Tufts, 1951, 1952; Ph.D. M.I.T., 1962 ; American Cyanamid Junior and Research , Chemist; Sigma Xi; Ameri路 can Chemical Society; American Institute of Chemists; National Geographic Society; American Association for Advancement of Science; Appointed to the faculty in 1962 .

PHILIP KARL HOPKE HAUPPAUGE, NEW YORK CHEMISTRY American Institute of Physics; Tripod; Q.E.D.; Prepared at W . Tresper Clarke High Schoo l.

CARL NELSON SCHLATTER WILMINGTON, DELAWARE CHEMISTRY Glee Club; WRTC-FM; Sigma Pi Sigma; Prepared at Mt. Pleasant Senior High School.

ROBERT CHARLES TOMFORD MERRICK, NEW YORK CHEMISTRY Newman Club; Sports Organization; Wrest ling Club; Freshman Baseball; Basketball; lacrosse; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Sanford H. Calhoun High School.

ALFRED lEWIS PEIKER, Lecturer in Chemistry; B.S., M.S. Trinity, 1925, 1927; Ph.D . McGill, 1930; Instructor in Chemistry, Trinity, 1930-1934; With American Cyanamid Company, 1934-1963; Director of Stanford laboratories, 1957-1963; Vice-President of Cyanamid European Research International, 1961-1963; Sigma Xi; American Chemical Society-Choirman, Western Connecticut Section, 1963 ; Appointed to ' the faculty in 1963.

<LASSI<S

JAMES ANASTASIOS NOTOPOULOS, Hobert Professor of Classical Languages; B.A . Amherst, 1928; B.A. , M.A. Oxford , 1930, ' 1934 ; Visiting Professor, Princeton, 1955 - 1956; Visiting Professor, Harvard, 1961-1962; Author of "The Platonism of Shelly"; Guggenheim Fellow, 1952-1953; Co-editor of "Classical Journal"; Phi Beta Koppe; Appointed to the faculty in 1 936 .

ANDREW HEDTlER FAIRFIELD ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND CLASSICS, with Honors in Classical Languages Acolytes; Cerberus; Junior Adviser; Lay Reader; Vestry; Phi Beta Kappa; Freshman Squash ; Lacrosse; Soccer, Manager; Track; Theta Xi; Prepared at St. Andrew's School.

ALBERT MERRIMAN, Associate Professor of Classical Languages; B.A., M.A . Harvard, 1933, 1937; Phi Beta Koppe; App~inted to the faculty in 1 948.

THOMAS GEORGE ElliOTT, Instructor in Classics; B.A . University College of University of Toronto, 1961; Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, 1961-1962; Teaching Fellow in Harvard, 19631964 ; Appointed to the faculty in 1 964 .

KEVIN WHITFIELD, Instructor in Classics; A.B . Columbia College, 1955 ; Instructor a t Wes leyan University, 1964; Appoin ted to the faculty in 1964.

GOODWIN BA HERSON BEACH, Lecturer in Latin; A.B. Harvard, 1907; M.A. Trinity, 1931 ; Litt. D. Leeds, 1953; Four times received honorable mention in the "Certamen Capitolinum" (International Competition for Original Latin composition); Phi Beta Kappa; Appointed to the faculty in 1954.

ECONOMIC$ LAWRENCE WILLIAM TOWLE, G. Fox end Compony Professor of Economics; B.A. Bowdoin, 1924; M.A., Ph.D. Harvard, 1927, 1932; Author of "Time Deposits" and "International Trade and Commercial Policy"; Principal Economist, Office of Alien Property Custodian, 1942-1943; Instructor in Economics at Amherst, Harvard, Williams, Colgate; Associate Professor at Lawrence College; Visiting pro fessor at Bowdoin; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; American Economic Association; American

Association of University Professors; Royal Economic Society; Appointed to the faculty in 1942.

RICHARD HOBART BEYER BRYN MAWR, PENNSYLVANIA ECONOMICS Glee Club; Travelers, Business Manager; Squash; Freshman Tennis; Prepared at The Haverford School.

MARK GIDEll ARON BLOOMFIELD, CONNECTICUT ECONOMICS, with Honors

ROGER MICHAEL BERNSTEIN

Salutatorian; Glee Club; Hillel Society; Mather Hall Board; Spanish Club; Young Republicans; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; Brownell Club, Vice-President; Prepared at Weaver High School.

HEWLETT HARBOR, NEW YORK ECONOMICS, with Honors Experiment in International living; IVY; International Students Organization, Secretary; vVRTC-FM; Freshman Crew; Delta Phi;. Prepared at lynbrook High School.

THOMAS AMES BROWN SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY FREDERICK HERBERT BORN

ECONOMICS

NEW YORK, NEW YORK

Glee Club; Political Science Club; WRTC-FM, Executive Producer; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Summit High School.

ECONOMICS Arnold Air Society, Commander; Freshman Football, Manager; Intramural Board, Secretary; Rifle Team, Captain; Sports Organization; Freshman lacrosse, Manager; lacrosse, Manager; Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer, Vice-President; Prepared at The Collegiate School.

AlBERT HARRISON CRANE, Ill BlOOMFIElD, CONNECTICUT ECONOMICS Economics Club, Vice-President; Mather Hall Board; Tripod; WRTC-FM, Station Manager; Young Republicans; Freshman Soccer; Tennis; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Berkshire School.

LEROY DUNN, Associate Professor of Economics; B.S. American University, 1949; Ph.D. london School of Economics, Un iversity of london, 1956; formerly Instructor, Brawn University; Research Assistant, london School of Economics, 1952 - 1955; Research Assistant, Board of Governors, federal Reserve System, Wash ington, D.C., 1950 - 1955; Senior Research Officer, U. S. Treasury, 1962; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the faculty in 1957. 路

DANNY SPENCER ClARK KEARNY, NEW JERSEY ECONOMICS A.F .R.O.T.C., Drill Team; Cerberus; Chapel Usher, Head; Junior Adviser; Senate; Football; Freshman Track, Captain; Track; Theta Xi; Prepared at Kearney High School.

ROBERT CHARLES CRAYS, JR.

ARTHUR THOMAS CURREN, JR.

FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT

WESTON, CONNECTICUT

ECONOMICS

Acolytes; Jesters; Q.E.D.; Prepared at Roger ludlowe High School.

Ivy; Tripod; Delta Phi,

Economics Club; I.F.C.; Presi?ent; Prepared at The Hotchkiss School.

DECEASED April 2, 1965

ORVILLE CULBERTSON DEWEY, JR.

RICHARD GALBRAITH DUNLOP

MALVERN, PENNSYLVANIA

BRYN MAWR, PENNSYLVANIA

ECONOMICS

Crown Investment league; Economics Club; Outing Club; Sports Organization; Track; Psi Upsilon; Prepared at Episcopal Academy.

Campus Chest; Chapel Guide; Economics Club; Young Republicans; Freshman Track; Theta Xi, Treasurer; Prepared at Shattuck Military Academy.

THOMAS ARTHUR GARSON

JAMES DANIELL Y FINLEY, JR.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK

RED BANK, NEW JERSEY

ECONOMICS

Cerberus; Economics Club; F.E.C.; Ivy Business Manager, Co-Editor; Junior Adviser; Freshman Basketball, Manager; Freshman Soccer; Freshman Track; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at The Collegiate School.

Crown Investment league; Golf; lacrosse; Freshman Soccer; Sigma Nu, Vice-President; Prepared at loomis School.

RICHARD SCHEUCH, Professor of Economics; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Princ eton, 1942, 1 ~48, 1952; Teaching Assistant and Preceptor, Princeton, 1946-1950; Woodrow Wilson Fel low, 19461947; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; American Economic Association; Appointed to the faculty in 1950.

WARD SCHENK CURRAN, Assistant Professor in Economics; B.A. Trinity, 1957; M.A., Ph .D. Columbia, 1958, 1961; Pi Gamma Mu; Illinois Scholar ot Trinity; Appointed to the faculty in 1960 .

STEVEN WARNER GOLANN HOLL!SWOOD, NEW YORK ECONOMICS Economics Club; I.F.C., Vice-President; Mather Hall Board; Political Science Club; Young Republicans; Freshman Soccer; Tennis; Sigma Nu; Prepared at Kew-Forest School. FREDERICK WALLIS KNIER MALVERN, PENNSYLVANIA ECONOMICS, with Honors DAVID RAYMOND HORNFISCHER TORRINGTON, CONNECTICUT

Economics Club; Jesters; Pi Gamma Mu; Soccer; Prepared at Conestoga High School.

ECONOMICS, with Honors Economics Club; Spanish Club; Freshman Baseball; Brownell Club, Treasurer; Prepared at Torrington High School.

DAVID BRUCE JARMAN EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY ECONOMICS lntramurals Board; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Football; Q.E.D.; Prepared at East Orange High School.

VINCENT SALVATORE LOMBARDO WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT ECONOMICS Newman Club; Brownell Club; Prep6red at Hartford High School.

THEODORE PAUL LANGLOIS HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ECONOMICS A.F.R.O.T.C. Drill Team; Newman Club; WRTC-FM; Young Democrats; Brownell Club; Prepared at Hartford High School .

JOHN HOLMES MAKIN JOHN J. S. MEAD, JR. WACCABUC, NEW YORK ECONOMICS Economics Club; Glee Club, Treasurer; Outing Club; Philosophy Club; Travelers; WRTC-FM; Freshman Swimming; Prepared at Millbrook School.

FREDERICK, MARYLAND ECONOMICS, with Honors Campus Chest; Junior Adviser; Mather Hall Board; Pi Gamma Mu; Psi Chi; Phi Beta Kappa; Theta Xi, President; Prepared at Charlton High School.

CHARLES EDWARD MEECH WAYZATA, MINNESOTA ECONOMICS A.I.E .S.E.C.; Campus Chest; Economics Club; Sigma Nu, President; Prepared at Blake School.

CORNELIUS FRANCIS WALSH , Instructor in Economics; B.B.A. Clark Un iversity, 1959 ; M. B.A. University of Chicago, 1961; Formerly Instructor in Economics at Norwich University; Economist for the State of Vermont; American Economic Association; American Finance Association; Appointed to the faculty in 1964.

VINCENT WALTER OSOWECKI, JR.

PETER WAKELIN OlDERSHA W

POQUONOCK, CONNECTICUT

JOHN JOSEPH O'NEIL

HOLYOKE, MASSACHUSETIS

ECONOMICS

FAIR HAVEN, NEW JERSEY

ECONOMICS

Chapel Cabinet, Secretary; Economics路 Club; Intercollegiate Council of Catholic Students; Mather Hall Board; Newman Club, Secretary, President; Political Science Club, Secretary, President; Review; Senate; Spanish Club; Tripod, Campus Editor; Young Democrats; Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at Windsor High School.

ECONOMICS, with Honors

Outing Club; Senate; Trinidads; Football; Freshman Tennis; Alpha Delta Phi, Vice-President; Prepared at Suffield Academy.

Economics Club; Ivy, Sports Editor; Newman Club; Tripod; Young Democrats; Pi Gamma Mu; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School.

GEORGE COOKE ROBINSON GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN ECONOMICS Campus Chest; Crown Investment league; Economics Club; Outing Club; Alpha Delta Phi, Secretary; Prepared at The Taft School.

BRENDON PETER ROHMAN WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ECONOMICS A.I.E.S.E.C.; Economics Club; I.F.C.; Newman Club; Senate; Crew; Freshman Soccer; Delta Kappa Epsilon, President; Prepared at loomis School.

RANDALL WILLIAM TUCKER, Associate Professor of Economics; B.A. Northeastern, 1939; M.B.A. Chicago, 1942; American Accounting Association; Pi Gamma Mu; Sigma Epsilon Rho; American Archaelogical Society; Notional Association of Cost Accountants; Appointed to the faculty in 1946 .

JON DAVID SIMONIAN NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT ECONOMICS Economics Club; Junior Adviser; Mather Hall Boar,d, President; Senate; Young Democrats; Freshman Baseball; Brownell Club, Treasurer; Prepared at New Britain Senior High School.

ROBERT ALDEN BATTIS, Associate Professor of Economics; B.S., B.A. Rutdgers, 1 948; M.A., Ph.D. New York University, 1952, 1 958; Instructor in Economics, Lafayette, Lehigh; Assistant Professor, Muhlenberg; Pi Gamma Mu; American Economic Association; American Economic History Association; Appointed to the faculty in 1959.

ROBERT RICHARD STROUD, JR. SHORT HillS, NEW JERSEY ECONOMICS Psychology Club; Tripod; Freshman Squash; Tennis; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Trinity-Pawling School.

DAVID RHOADS SOTTER POTTSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA ECONOMICS

OTHO SPRAGUE, JR.

Campus Chest; Pi Gamma Mu; Crew; Theta Xi; Prepared at Pottstown Senior High School.

CHICAGO, IlliNOIS ECONOMICS Crown Investment league; Economics Club; Glee Club; Young Republicans, President; Delta Phi; Prepared at The latin School of Chicago.

KEVIN DAVID SWEENEY WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT ECONOMICS, with Honors

DAN CAlVIN SWANDER, Ill

Atheneum, Vice-President; Tripod, Assistant News Editor; Young Democrats, Secretary; Pi Gamma Mu; Phi Beta Kappa; Freshman Soccer; Prepared at Staples High School.

SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO ECONOMICS, with Honors Campus Chest; Cerberus; Junior Adviser; Medusa; Senate, Vice-President; Basketball; Freshman Soccer, Captain; Soccer, Captain; Tennis; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at University School.

JAMES WARREN WIGHTMAN, Instructor in Economics , on leave, 1964-1965; B.S. Frank lin and Marshall, 19~4 ; M.A. Clark, 1956; Formerly Teaching Fellow, Clark University; Pi Gamma Mu; American Economic Association; Appo inted to the faculty in 1961.

JAMES lEE WOODCOCK CHESTERTOWN, MARYlAND ECONOMICS A.F.R.O .T.C. Drill Team; Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer; Prepared at Baltimore Friends School. GilBERT PAUl WINTER PORT WASHINGTON, NEW YORK

MERRill ANDREW YAVINSKY

ECONOMICS

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

A.I.E.S.E.C., Vice-Pres ident, President; Campus Chest, Chairman'; Yourig Republicans; Junior Varsity Crew; Freshman Squash; Theta Xi; Prepared at Paul D. Schreiber High School.

ECONOMICS Economics Club; Newman Club ; Football,_ Captain; Fresh!T1'C1n lacrosse; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Bulkeley High School.

ALEXANDER ANDERSON MacKIMMIE, JR ., Professor of Education; B.A., M.A. Amherst, 1928, 1958; M.A. Boston University, 1942; Supervising Principal, Bulkeley High School (Hartford), 1951-1959; Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Hartford, 1959-1962; Appointed to the faculty in 1962.

RICHARD KNOWLES MORRIS, Associate Professor of Education; B.A . Trinity , 1940 ; M.A. , Ph .D. Yale, 1949, 1951; Visiting Professor, Johns Hopkins; Pi Gamma Mu; American Association of University Professors; Appointed to the faculty in 1951 .

HELEN BAGENSTOSE GREEN, lecturer in Education; B.A. , M.A . Wellesley College, 1931, 1933; Attended Bryn Mawr, 19351936 ; Ph .D. University of Connecticut, 1962; Wellesley Scholar, 1931; American Psychological Association; lnteramerican Society of Psycholog y; New England Psychological Association; Connecticut Psychological Association ; Appo inted to the faculty in 1964.

Engineering EDWIN PACKARD NYE, Hollden Professor of Engineering; B.S. New Hampshire, 1941; Sc.M. Harvard , 1947; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society for Engin eer ing Education; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Formerly a faculty member of Pennsylvania State University; Appointed to the faculty in 1959.

GORDON HAllAM BOUl TBEE GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT ENGINEERING A.F .R.O.T.C. Drill Team; Cercle Franc;ais; Corinthian Yacht Club, Vice-Commodore; Rifle Team; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Greenwich High School.

RUSH VINCENT laSEllE AlTADENA, CAliFORNIA ENGINEERING Campus Chest; Chapel Cabinet; Rifle Team; Varsity lacrosse; Phi Kappa Psi, Secretary; Prepared at Webb School of California.

JOE ROBERT McDANIEl JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI ElECTRICAl ENGINEERING Band; Tripod, Photography Editor; WRTC-FM, Technica路l Advisor; Prepared at Stephen Decatur High School.

DAVID ANTHONY DENBY BRISTOl, RHODE ISlAND ENGINEERING Delta Phi; Prepared at Providence Country Day School.

THEODORE ROBERT BLPIKESLEE, II, Associate Professor of Engineering; B.S . (in Novel Architecture and Morin e Engineering) M. I.T. , 1945; M.S. (in Mechanical Engineering) Lehigh, 1952 ; Faculty member, Lafayette College, 1947-1956; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; American Society for Engineering Education; Appo inted to the faculty in 1958.

SEYMOUR PERKINS, Ill PLAINFIELD, NEW JERSEY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Glee Club; Crew; Cross Country; Trinity College Rowing Association, Secretary, President; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at Pingry School.

JOSE ROBERTO ORELLANA SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR ENGINEERING, with Honors International Students Organization; Newman Club; Spanish Club; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa ; Swimming; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Liceo Salvadoreno.

ruCHARD GEORGE MECK WINDSOR LOCKS, CONNECTICUT ENGINEERING A.F.R.O.T.C. Drill Team; F.E .C.; Intramural Board; Junior Adviser; Senate; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Basketball; Theta Xi; Prepared at Windsor Locks High School.

WENDELL EVERETT KRAFT, Associate Professor of Engineering and Assistant to the President ; B.S. United States Novel Academy, 1924; M.S. M. I.T., 1929; Retired in 1954 as a Captain in the United States Navy; American Society of Novel Engineers; Appo inted to the faculty in 1954 .

ROBB NICHOLS RUSSELL, Instructor in Engineering; B.S. Trinity, 1960; B.S.E.E. Trinity, 1961; M.S. University of Illinois, 1963; Sigma Pi Sigma; Illinois Scholar at Trinity Colleg e; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ; Appointed to the faculty in 1963.

HARVEY FOX SILVERMAN HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ENGINEERING, with Honors Hillel Society; WRTC-FM, Sports Director; Prepared at Weaver High School.

KIMZEY WILLIAMSON RHINE DOVER, NEW JERSEY ENGINEERING Freshman Soccer; Q.E.D.; Prepared at Collingswood High School.

AUGUST EDWARD SAPEGA, Associate Professor of Engineering; B.S., M.S. Columbia, 1946, 1951; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Appointed to the faculty in 1951.

DAVID LIONEL RAWLINGS WILTON, CONNECTICUT ENGINEERING, with Honors Carilloneurs; Tripod; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Prepared at Paul D. Schreiber High School.

..,.. ...,.:.

l .

r j ___;. ' :. ~'

English

RALPH WALDO ALLEN, Ill MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS ENGLISH C.O.D.E.; Pipes; Review; Tripod; Freshman Swimming; Alpha Delta Phi; Prepared at Hebron Academy.

FREDERICK LANDIS GWYNN, James l. Goodwin Professor of English; A.B. Bowdoin, 1937; A.M., Ph .D. Harvard, 'i 938, 1942; Has fought of Harvard, Penn State, and University of Virginia; Author of "Sturge Moore and the life of Art"; Co-author of "The Fiction of J. D. Salinger "路; Coeditor of "The Case For Poetry: A New Anthology and Faulkner in the University : Closs Conferences of the University of Virginia"; Editor of "College English" Magazine, 1955-1960; Phi Bela Kappa; Appointed to the faculty in 1958 .

DAVID SALTER ARMS SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO ENGLISH Sigma Nu; Prepared at University School.

KENNETH WALTER CAMERON, Associate Professor of English; A.B., M.A. West Virginia University, 1930, 1 931; S.T.B. General Theological Seminary, 1935; Ph.D. Ya le, 1940; Honorary A lumnus of Berkeley Divinity School; Author of "The Authorship and Sources of Gentleness and Nobility; "John Hey路 wood's Play of the Weather: Study in Tudor Drama"; " The Background of John Heywood ' s Witty and Witless"; " Ralph Waldo Emerson's Reading"; Emerson the Essayist ( 2 vols,) "; "The Genesis of Hawthorne's 'The Anfbitious Guest'"; "Trans cendental Climate: New Resources for the Study of Emer-

HARDING FOSTER BANCROFT, JR.

WILLIAM ASHBEL BRIGHAM

NEW YORK, NEW YORK

TUXEDO PARK, NEW YORK

ENGLISH

Cercle Fran~ais; Delta Kappa Epsilon, President; Prepared at Millbrook School.

Freshman Golf; Psi Upsilon; Prepared at St. Paul's School.

DAVID AUCHINCLOSS

RICHARD PALMER BECK

NEW YORK, NEW YORK

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

JOHN ARTHUR DANDO, Associate Professor of English; B.A., M.A . McGill, 1938, 1945; Appointed to the faculty in 1950.

ENGLISH

ENGLISH, with Honors

Campus Chest; Cerberus; Soccer; Squash; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at Groton School.

F.E.C.; Junior Adviser; Delta Phi; Prepared at Alexis I. DuPont High School.

son, Thoreau, and their Contemporaries 11 ;

" I ndex-

Concordance to Emerson ' s Sermons with Homiletical Papers ( 2 vols.) "; " The Catholic Revival in Episcopal Connecticut ( 1850-1925) "; Centennial History of Trinity Episcopa l Church, Bridgeport , Connecticut"; " Thoreau's 'literary Notebook in the library of Congress"; Editor of "Emerson Society Quarterly"; Has been instructor in English, State Col lege of University of North Carolina; Assistant Professor of English, Temp le University; Phi Beta Kappa; American Antiquarian Society ; Founder of Emerson Society; Melville Society; Thoreau Society; Archivist and Historiographer of the Diocese of Connecticut; Appointed to the faculty in 1946.

DANIEL BOND RISDON, "Associate Professor of English; B.A . Amherst, 1930 ; M.A . Trinity , 1938; M.A . Yale, 1947; American Association of University Professors; Appointed to the faculty in 1947 .

DAVID CLAYTON CARRAD SMOKE RISE, NEW JERSEY ENGLISH Review; Freshman Lacrosse ; Sigma Nu; Prepared at Montclair Academy.

JOHN HAMILTON ELLWOOD CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA ENGLISH SAMUEL BESSON EARNSHAW WASHINGTON, D.C. ENGLISH Freshman Tennis ; Soccer; Track; Alpha Chi Rho ; Prepared at St. Albans.

SAMUEL CHASE COALE, V BERLIN, CONNECTICUT ENGLISH, with Honors Glee Club, President; International Students Organization; Jesters; Junior Adviser; Travelers; Young Republicans; Fine Arts Board of Governors; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at Berlin High School.

Campus Chest, Chairman; Cerberus; F.E.C.; Junior Adviser; Youn-g Republicans; Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Berkshire School.

RICHARD DAVID GOUlD WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ENGliSH Intramural Board; Freshman Squash; Freshman Tennis; Track; Brownell Club; Prepared at William Hall High School.

RUSSErl MORGAN GRIFFIN TYNGSBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ENGliSH F.E.C.; Review, Editor-in-Chief; Delta Kappa Epsilon, Vice-President; Prepared at Mount Hermon.

SEWAll KEMP HOFF

SAMUEl liNCOlN JENKINS

WESTMINISTER, MARYlAND

CHICAGO, IlliNOIS

liNGliSH

ENGliSH, with Honors

Rifle Team, SecretaryTreasurer; Young Democrats; Fencing; Freshman lacrosse; Delta Phi; Prepared at Gilman School.

Archive; Baseball ; Theta Xi; Prepared at University High School.

MARK EDWIN JOHNSON SEATTlE, WASHINGTON ENGliSH THOMAS JAMES KEllY

Chapel Choir; F.E.C.; Glee Club; lay Reader; Outing Club; Sigma Nu; Prepared at West Seattle High School.

ARliNGTON, VIRGINIA ENGliSH Athletic Advisory Council, Secretary; F.E.C.; I.F.C.; Junior Adivser; WRTC-FM; Phi Beta Kappa; Basketball; lacrosse; Alpha Delta Phi; Prepared at Anchorage High School.

JEROME HARVEY LIEBOWITZ FAI~ LAWN, NEW JERSEY

ENGLISH, with Honors Companion Program; Hillel Society; I.F.C.; Ivy; Jesters, Business Manager; Junior Adviser; Psychology Club; Tripod; Young Democrats; Phi Beta Kappa; Q.E.D.; Prepared at Fair lawn High School.

JOHN WESLEY LEMEGA HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ENGLISH, with Ho'nors Chapel Cabinet, Recording Secretary; Newman Club, President; Political Science Club; Young Democrats, Vice-President; Pi Gamma Mu; Phi Beta Kappa; Brownell Club; Prepared at Bulkeley High School.

CHARLES BRADFORD LORCH ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS ENGLISH, with Honors Swimming; Prepared at West Rockford Senior High School.

JOHN BARD McNULTY, Professor of English; B.S. Trinity, 1938; M.A. Columbia, 1939; Ph.D. Yole, 1944; Author of "Older Than the Nation," a history of "The Hartford Courant," the oldest newspaper in America; Appointed Ia the faculty in 1944.

JAMES DAVID LUBITZ GROTON, CONNECTICUT ENGLISH C.O.D.E.; Companion Program; Odell Shepard Group; Philosophy Club; Psychology Club; Psi Chi; Freshman lacrosse; Freshman Swimming; Prepared at Robert E. Fitch Senior High School.

MALCOLM COOK MacPHERSON YALESVILLE, CONNECTICUT ENGLISH Glee Club; Junior Varsity Crew; Alpha Delta Phi; Prepared at lyman Hall High School.

STEVENSON DEMUTH MORGAN NEW YORK, NEW YORK ENGLISH Campus Chest; F.E.C.; Jesters; Junior Adviser; Outing Club, Vice-President, Treasurer; Pipes; Senate; Freshman Tennis; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at Phillips Academy. RALPH MEHLIN WILLIAMS, Professor of English; B.A. Amherst, 1933; Ph.D. Yale, 1938 ; Co-author of "Private Charity in England, 1747-1757, Co-editor of "The Correspondence of Horace Walpole and Henry Zouch"; Author of "Poet, Painter and Parsons: The life of John Dyer"; Author of "Phonetic Spelling for College Stu dents"; Formerly Instructor in English, Boston University; Instructor in Composition, Wellesley College; Appointed to the faculty in 1946 .

PETER WELLS McCALMONT CINCINNATI, OHIO ENGLISH Junior Adviser; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Track; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Cincinnati Country Day School.

PAUL JAMES SMITH, JR., Assistant Professor of English; B.A., M.A. Rochester, 1950, 1951; Teaching Fellow in General Education and History and literature, Harvard, 1956-1959; American Association of University Professors; Appointed to the faculty in 1959.

RICHARD. FIELD MOTT, II FAR HILLS, NEW JERSEY ENGLISH Campus Chest; Corinthian Yacht Club; I.F.C.; Psi Upsilon; Prepared at Phillips Academy.

101 '

DAVID O'NEIL COS COB, CONNECTICUT ENGLISH Theta Xi; Prepared at Brunswick School.

RICHARD PAUL BENTON, Assistant Professor of English; B.S ., M.A ., Ph.D . Johns Hopkins, 1952, 1953, 1955; Author of "The Hour Rings "; Appointed to the faculty in 1955.

JAMES LAIN POTTER, Assistant Professor of Englis h; B.A., M.A. Wesleyan, 1944, 1947; Ph.D. Harvard, 1954; Formerly Instructor in English at Boston Uni versity, Tufts College; American Association of University Professors; Appointed Ia the faculty In 1955.

FREDERICK CHARLES PRILLAMAN BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS ENGLISH Athletic Advisory Council; Cerberus; I.F.C., President; Football; Swimming; Track; Alpha Chi Rho, Vice-President; Prepared at Bloomington High School.

DAVID RAYMOND REBMANN BURLINGTON, CONNECTICUT GEORGE DOSKOW, Instructor in English; B.A. Columbia, 1957; M路.A. University of Connecticut, 1959; Has been Instructor at the University of Connecticut; Phi Beta Kappa; Appointed to the faculty in 1963.

102

ENGLISH Glee Club; Philosophy Club; Tripod; Prepared at Canton High School.

JOHN EASTBURN RICHARDSON, II

RICHARD ROTH

NEW MILFORD, CONNECTICUT

EAST lONGMEADOW, MASSACHUSETTS

ENGLISH

ENGLISH, with Honors

Acolytes; A .F.R.O.T.C., Commander; A.F.R.O.T.C. Drill Team; Arnold Air Society, Commander; I.F.C.; Pi Kapa Alpha; Prepared at The Gunnery.

C.O.D .E.; Hillel Society; Freshman Soccer; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Classical High School.

ROBERT DANA FOULKE, Assistant Professor of English; A.B. Princeton, 1 952; M.A., Ph.D . Minnesota, 1957, 1 961 ; Form e rly a member of the English Department, University of Minnesota ; Fulbright Scholar, University of London, 1 959-1960; Phi Beta Kappa; Appointed to the faculty in 1961 .

RONALD CORWIN STEELE SNYDER, NEW YORK ENGLISH, with Honors Basketball; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Columbia High School.

THOMAS EDWARD WHALEN WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ENGLISH Newman Club; Brownell Club; Prepared at William Hall High School.

STEPHEN MINOT, Assistant Professor in English; B.A. Harvard, 1953; M.A. Johns Hopkins, 1955 ; Formerly Assistant Professor of English, Bowdoin College, University of Connecticut; Modern language Association; American Association of University Professors; Appointed to ihe faculty in 1959.

103

RANDOlPH WAllACE CHAPMAN, Professor of Geology, leave of absence, 1964-1965; B.S. New Hampshire , 1929; A.M,, Ph.D. Harvard 1932, 1934 ; Visiting Professor of Geology, Univers ity of Saint Andrews, Scotland, and the University of Wales, 1949-1950; Geologist with the Un ite d States Geological Survey, 1952-1954; Visiting Professor of Geology, University of libya, 1960-1961; Sigma Xi; Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Pi Sigma; Appointed to the faculty in 1954 .

THOMAS CARTWRIG.HT MENTZER, Assistant Professor in Geology; A.B. Williams, 1 956; M.S., Ph .D. lehigh, 1958, 1963; Graduate Ass istant, l e high , 1957-1961; Sigma Xi; American Geophys Union; Appointed to the foculty in 1961.

EDWARD EVERETT BAKER, JR. MURRAY SALISBURY STEDMAN, JR., Professor of Government; B.A. Williams, 1939; M.A., Ph .D. Columbia 1941, 1947; Rhodes Scholar, Phi Beta Kappa; Author of "Religion and Politics in America" and "Exporting Arms"; General Director of Public Interpretation, National Council of Churches; Assistant Professor of Government at Brown, 1947-1950; Associate Professor of Government at Swarthmore, 1950-1957; Appointed to the faculty in 1964.

LARCHMONT, NEW YORK GOVERNMENT Corinthian Yacht Club, Commodore; Glee路 Club; Travelers; Hockey; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at The Gunnery.

ENGENE THAYER BIGELOW, JR. SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA GOVERNMENT Squash; Alpha Delta Phi; Prepared at The Cate School.

JAMES SCHOCK BISHOP PHOENIXVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNMENT Campus Chest; lay Reader; Political Science Club; Trinity College Rowing Association, Secretary; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at Conestoga Senior High School.

ALBERT LODEWIJK GASTMANN, Assistant Professor of Government; B.A., M.A. Columbia, 1949, 1953; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the faculty in 1954 as an Instr uctor in Modern la nguages; Member of the Government Department since 1961.

LAURENCE DAVID BORY

EDWARD MONTGOMERY CONOVER

GLEN COVE, NEW YORK

SOMESRVI LLE, NEW JERSEY

GOVERNMENT A.I.E.S.E.C.; Connecticut Intercollegiate Student Legislature, State Chairman; F.E.C.; Glee Club; Political Science Club; Young Republicans; Prepared at Division High School.

GOVERNMENT Christian Association; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Basketball; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Somerville High School.

LUCIEN PAUL DiFAZIO, JR.

JOSEPH GOLDBERG

WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

GOVERNMENT

GOVERNMENT, with Honors

Italian Club; Mather Hall Board; Senate; WRTC-FM; Young Democrats; Football; Track; The Independents; Prepared at Wethersfield High School.

CHARLES ELLIS HANCE LITTLE SILVER, NEW JERSEY GOVERNMENT Medusa; Political Science Club, President; Senate; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at Sairit Andrew's School.

Political Science Club, Secretary; Young Democrats, President; Pi Gamma Mu; Prepared at Weaver High School.

THOMAS JACK HENRY, JR. NEW YORK, NEW YORK GOVERNMENT Intramural Board; Freshman Tennis; Hockey; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Grosse Point University School.

liNDSAY COATES HERKNESS NEW YORK, NEW YORK GOVERNMENT Acolytes; Atheneum; Campus Chest; Crown Investment league; Economics Club; lay Reader; Young Republicans; Psi Upsilon; Prepared at Forman School.

MARK RAYMOND LOWENTHAl WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

GOVERNMENT

Hillel Society; Baseball; Brownell Club, Vice-President; Prepared at William Hall High School.

BREWSTER BARLOW PERKINS PlAINFIElD, NEW JERSEY GOVERNMENT A.I.E.S.E.C.; Corinthian Yacht Club, Vice Commodore; Political Science Club; Young Democrats; Freshman Squash; Crew, Captain; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at Salisbury School. REX CHARLTON NEAVERSON, Assistant Professor of Government; B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Harvard, 1952, 1954, 1959; Pi Gamma Mu ; Appointed to the faculty in 1955 .

OUSMAN AHMADOU SAllAH BATHURST, THE GAMBIA GOVERNMENT Internationa I Students Organization; Political Science Club; Soccer; Track; Prepared at Cornwall Academy .

lEON SAlOMON, Instructor in Government; B.A. Brooklyn, 1953; M.P.A. New York, 1954; Formerly lecturer in American Government and Politics, Brooklyn College; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the faculty in 1962.

LEON GUSTAVE SHILTON JOEL TICE THOMAS

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

COLUMBUS, OHIO

GOVERNMENT

Political Science Club; Chapel Cabinet; Tripod, Editor-in-Chief, Managing Editor; Vestry; Q .E.D.; Prepared at Northeast Public High School.

Atheneum; Campus Chest; F.E.C.; Tripod, Comptroller; WRTC-FM; Young Democrats; Delta Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer; Prepared at Columbus Academy.

THOMAS STEELE SNEDEKER COLD SPRING HARBOR, NEW YORK GOVERNMENT Companion Program; Jesters; Corinthian Yacht Club, Rear Commodore, ViceCommodore, Commodore; Hockey; Trinity Hockey Alumni Association, Founder, Vice-President, Secretary; Psi Upsilon; Prepared at Hebron Academy and Phillips Exeter Academy.

PAUl WAlTER MEYER, lecturer in Government; B.A. Denver, 1923; Foreign Service Officer of the United Stoles, 1924路1959; Appointed to the faculty in 1960.

KIM SCHAEFER WATERHOUSE MAUl, HAWAII GOVERNMENT A.F.R.O.T.C. Drill Team; Swimming; Theta Xi; Prepared at Menlo School and College.

RICHARD EVANS ARSCOTT STRAFFORD-WAYNE, PENNSYLVANIA GEORGE BRINTON COOPER, Northam Professor of Hi story; B.A. Swarthmore, 1938; M.A . , Ph .D. Yale, 194 2, 1948; Vice Consul and Political Analyst, United States Embassy, London , 1944-1946; Managing Editor, " Journal of Britis h Studies"; President, Hartford Board of Education , 1961; Member of National Advisory Cance r Council since 1962; American Historical Association , American Archeology Society; Phi Beta Koppe, Pi Gamma Mu ; Appointed to th e faculty in 194 1.

HISTORY Campus Chest; Cheerleaders; F.E.C.; Young Republicans; Freshman Soccer; Freshman Swimming; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Prepared at The Haverford School.

PARK BENJAMIN, Ill GLEN COVE, NEW YORK HISTORY Campus Chest; Tripod, Circulation Manager; WRTC-FM, Engineer; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at locust Valley Friends Academy.

ROBERT WILLIAM BANGERT, JR.

LEWIS MERCER BORDEN, Ill

DECATUR, ILLINOIS

SALISBURY, CONNECTICUT

HISTORY

A.F.R.O.T.C. Drill Team; WRTC-FM, Business Manager; Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at Stephen Decatur High School.

Campus Chest ; Philosophy Club; Hockey; lacrosse; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared 'at Fountain Valley School .

lEONARD HAMILTON CANDEE WATERTOWN, CONNECTICUT HISTORY Glee Club; Sports Organization; Phi Kappa Psi, Recording Secretary; Prepared at The Taft School :

RODNEY HILTON BROWN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY; also Masters of Arts in History Economics Club; Senate; Young Republicans; Pi Gamma Mu; Fencing; Freshman Soccer; Prepared at William Penn Charter School.

NICK CANTOR ElKINS PARK, PENNSYLVANIA

EUGENE WOOD DAVIS, Professor of History; B.A. Texas , 1940; M.A. Harvard, 1941; Ph .D. North Carolina, 1948; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the faculty in 1948 .

HISTORY Tripod, Arts Editor; WRTC-FM; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu, President; The Independents; Prepared at Cheltenham High School.

JOHN HASTINGS CHATFIELD BRADFORD, VERMONT HISTORY C.O.D.E.; Medusa; Review; Tripod; Football; Prepared at Randolph -Macon Academy.

WILLIAM HERBERT CHEW, Ill WOODBURY, NEW JERSEY HISTORY Archive, Assistant Editor; Glee Club; Junior Adviser; Delta Phi Alpha; Delta Phi; Prepared at Woodbury High School.

BEVERLY NIX COINER SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS HISTORY A.F.R.O.T.C. Drill Team; Campus Chest; Cercle Fran!;ais; Jesters; lay Reader; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at leRosey.

DAN IEL GARRISON BRINTON THOMPSON, Professor of History; B.A. Pennsylvania, 1920; B.S. Mas_sachusetts Institute of Technology, 1923; Ph.D. Calumb 1a, 1945; Faculty member, lafayette College, 1943-1945; Author of "Rugg les of New York" and "Gateway Ia a Nation"; Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the faculty in 1945.

ERNEST SINGLETON HENDRY

DAVID HENRY HOLMES

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

FARMINGTON, CONNECTICUT

HISTORY

Glee Club; Young Republicans; Brownell Club; Prepared at Saint Stephen's Episcopal School.

Young Republicans; Prepared at Farmington High School. DAVID JOSEPH GRAYBILL ABINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY Christian Association; Clio Historical Society; Ivy; Junior Adviser; lay Reader; Political Science Club; Tripod; Young Republicans, Corresponding Secretary; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; Freshman Soccer; Freshman Tennis; Alpha Chi Rho, Treasurer; Prepared at Abington Senior High School.

HENRY HOLT HOPKINS BAlTIMORE, MARYlAND HISTORY Junior Adviser; Freshman Basketball; Football; lacrosse; Squash; Alpha Delta Phi; Prepared at Gilman School.

lOUIS ANTHONY HUSKINS HEMPSTEAD, NEW YORK HISTORY, with Honors Campus Chest; Clio Historical Society, President; Medusa; Senate; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; Football; lacrosse; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Hempstead High School.

JOHN TIFFANY JAEGER, JR. ClEVElAND HEIGHTS, OHIO HISTORY Acolytes; Crown Investment league; Spanish Club; Young Democrats; Freshman Basketball; Golf; Squash; Alpha Delta Phi; Prepared at University School.

NORTON DOWNS, Professor of History; B.A ., M.A., Ph.D., Pennsylvania, 1 940, 1947, 1 950; Lecturer, Swarthmore, 1948; Editor of "Basic Documents in Medieval History"; Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Alpha Theta; Appointed to the faculty in 1950.

BRUCE AllEN JAY NEW ROCHEllE, NEW YORK HISTORY Jesters, Vice-President; Junior Adviser; Rifle Team; Senate; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Mamaroneck High School.

AlAN KARDON NEW YORK, NEW YORK HISTORY Hillel Society; Freshman Soccer; Phi [<appa Psi; Prepared at Pomfret School.

ANDREW ElliOTT KOEPPEl HEWlETT, NEW YORK HISTORY Campus Chest; Glee Club; Hillel Society, Social Chairman; Intramural Board; Political Science Club; Freshman Baseball; The Independents; Prepared at Woodmere Academy.

RICHARD MacAlESTER KIRBY CYNTHIANA, KENTUCKY HISTORY Cercle Fran~ais, Vice-President; Glee Club; Outing Club, President; Tripod; Young Democrats; Pi Gamma Mu; Freshman Soccer; Q.E.D.; Folksingers; Prepared at Trinity School.

PETER JONATHAN KNAPP WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT HISTORY Carilloneurs, Assista-nt Master; Chapel Guide; Brownell Club; Prepared at Conard High School.

STEPHEN BACON lEE, JR. BEAUliEU, FRANCE HISTORY, with Honors Cercle Fran~ais; International Students Organization; Psychology Club; Pi Gamma Mu; Psi Chi; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Prepared at Germantown Academy and College Stanislas (Nice, France).

ROBERT CLIFFORD BLACK, Ill, Associate Professor of History; B.A. Williams, 1937; M.A. University of Denver, 1947; Ph.D. Columbia, 1951; Instructor, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1945-1948; Author of "Railroads of the Confederacy"; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the faculty in 1950.

JAMES GORDON LEVINE READING, PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY International Students Organization; Experiment in International Living; Jesters; Philosophy Club; Political Science Club; Fencing; Delta Phi; Prepared at Bronx High School of Science. GLENN WEAVER, Associate Professor af History; A. B. Catawba, 1941; B.D . la ncaster Semina ry, 1944; .M.A. lehigh, 1947; A. M., Ph.D. Ya le, 195 1, 1953; Pi Ga mma Mu, Ph i Alp ha Theta; Appointed ta the faculty in 1947.

ERIC THORNTON LODGE PALA, CALIFORNIA HISTORY Campus Chest; Senate; Tripod; Track; Alpha Chi Rho, Corresponding Secretary; Prepared at Valencia High School.

CHEDOMIR JOVAN MARKOVICH '

C~OTON-ON-HUDSON, NEW YORK

HISTORY Cercle Fran~ais; Soccer; Alpha Delta Phi; Prepared at Trinity School.

RENWICK SMEDBERG MciVER, JR. BRYN MAWR, PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY Campus Chest; Economics Club; Squash; Tennis; Psi Upsilon; Prepared at The Haverford School.

114

ROBERT GEORGE MITCHELL, JR. WOODSIDE, CALIFORNIA HISTORY Rifle Team; Sigma Nu; Prepared at Menlo School.

ERIC BARTON MEYERS SCARSDALE, NEW YORK

JOSEPH GORDON MOORE

HISTORY

NEW YORK, NEW YORK

Cerberus; Class Officer, SecretaryTreasurer; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Football; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at The Gunnery.

HISTORY Intramural Board, President; Baseball; Freshman Football; Phi Kappa Psi, President; Prepared at Trinity School.

ALEN ROWE NIELSEN WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT HISTORY Brownell Club; Prepared at Robinson School.

THOMAS EDMUND WillEY, Instructor in History; B.A. Butler, 1959; M.A. YaJe, 1960; Assistant Instructor at Yale, 1961-1962; R.R. McCormick Fello w, 1960-1962; Tew Prize, Yale, 1960; lee路 turer, Summer Session, Butler, 1961-1962; Appointed to the faculty in 1962.

115

JOHN ANDREW PARliN, Ill PHILIP CHARLES FARWELL BANKWITZ, Associate Professor of History; A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Harvard, 1947, 1948, 1952; Awarded Tappan Prize for doctoral disertation, "Weygand: A Biographical Study," at Harvard, 1952 ; Awarded Koren Prize for Best Aritcle on French History in North America, 1961; Grants for research and writing in Modern French history; American Philosophical Society ( 1958-1959), Danforth Foundation ( 1961); Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the faculty in 1954 .

CINCINNATI, OHIO HISTORY Clio Historical Society; Intramural Board; Pi Gamma Mu; Corinthian Yacht Club, Treasurer; Psi Upsilon; Prepared at The Hill School.

PHiliP SAMUEL PARSONS TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA HISTORY Acolytes; Cerberus, President; Clio Historical Society; Junior Adviser; lay Reader; Medusa; Senate; Pi Gamma Mu; Phi Beta Kappa; Football; lacrosse; Freshman Track; Alpha Chi Rho, President; Prepared at Florida High School.

ROBERT McKEE PRICE HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT HISTORY Brownell Club; Prepared at Hartford High School.

STEPHEN GUNN SANDBERG WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT HISTORY Spanish Club; Prepared at Wethersfield High School.

PAUL MICHAEL SKRET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT HISTORY Archive; Glee Club; WRTC-FM; Prepared at Canton High School.

WALTER JOHN SIDOR, JR.

RICHARD AUSTIN SMITH, JR.

WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

PORT WASHINGTON, NEW YORK

HISTORY

Campus Chest; Glee Club; Rifle Team; Young Republicans; Prepared at Canterbury School.

A .F.R.O.T.C. Drill Team; Jesters; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Prepared at The Choate School.

JAMES CLIFTON STONE, Ill \

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY HISTORY

EDWARD WILLIAM SLOAN, Assistant Professor af History; B.A., M.A ., Ya le; M.A ., Ph .D. Harvard; Ph i Beta Kappa; Appointed to the faculty in 1963.

117

Acolytes; Campus Chest; F.E.C.; Glee Club; Travelers, Pitchpipe; Freshman Baseball; Basketball; Freshman Football; Golf; Alpha Delta Phi, Treasurer; Prepared at Louisville Country Day School.

WILLIAM DEAN WALLACE, JR. SYRACUSE, NEW YORK HISTORY Chamber Players; Glee Club; Outing Club; Tripod; Prepared at Pebble Hill and Northwood

DARYLE LEE UPHOFF MINONK, ILLINOIS HISTORY Basketball; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Minonk High School.

THOMAS EDMUND WELLS, IV LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS HISTORY Pipes, Manager; Young Republicans; Theta Xi; Prepared at Pomfret School.

KAI PETER SCHOENHALS, Instructor in History ; B.A. Kalamazoo, 1958 ; M.A. Yale, 1959; Ph.D. University of Rochester, 1964; Appointed to the faculty in 1964 .

GEORGE BLUNT WENDELL JR. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY HISTORY Atheneum; Christian Association; lay Reader; Political Science Club; Young Republicans, President; Corinthian Yacht Club; Freshman Soccer; Prepared at Pingry School.

PAUL RHOADS ZIMMERMAN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE HISTORY A.I.E .S.E.C., Vice-President; Campus Chest; Golf, Capta in; Squash, Captain; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at Montgomery Bell Academy.

HAROLD LAIRD DORWART, Seabury Professor of Mathematics and Na tural Philosoph y; B.A. Washington and Jeffe rson , 1924; Ph.D. Yale, 1931; Has tau ght at: Yale, Williams, Was hington and J e ffe rson; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; American Mathematica l Society; American Associa tion of University Professo rs ; Mat,hema tica l Association of America (former member of governors); Appointed to th e faculty in 1949.

WALTER JOHN KLIMCZAK, Profe ssor of Mathematics; B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Ya le Uni ve rsity, 1937, 1939, 1948; Instructor of Mathematics at Ya le 1 943-1947 ; Instructor and Assistant Profess or of Mathematics at t he University of Roches ter, 1947 and 1951; Sigma Xi; American Mathematical Soci e ty; National Science Fo unda tion Grants for Research; Appointed to th e facult y in 1 951.

TIMOTHY PAU L BUSHNELL EAST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT EMMET FINLAY WHITTLESEY, Profess or of Mathematics ; A.B ., M.A., Ph .D. Princeton, 1948, 1956, 1957 ; Formerly Mathematics In structo r at: Pe nn State, 1950-1 951, and Ba tes College, 195 1- 1954; Sigma Xi; American Mathematical Society; Mathe matical Association of America; Appointed to the faculty in 1954.

MATHEMATICS Newman Club; WRTC-FM; Young Democrats; Brownell Club; Prepared at East Hartford High School.

MARIO JOSEPH POLIFERNO, Associate Professor of Mathematics, on Sabbatical, 1964-1965; B.A., M.A ., Ph . D. Yale University, 1952, 1954, 1958; Formerly an Instructor in Mathematics at: New Haven College, Yale University, Williams College; Sigma Xi; American Mathematical Society; Mathematical Association of America; Association for Symbolic Log ic; American Associatio~ of University Professor; Appointed to the facu lty in 195 8.

ROBERT CLARENCE STEW ART, Associate Professor of Mathematics; B.A., M.A. Washington and Jefferson, 1942, 1944; M.A. Yale, 1948; Assistant in Instruction, Department of Mathematics, Yale, 1946-1950; Phi Beta Kappa; American Mathematical Society; Mathematical Association of America; American Association of University Professors; Appointed to the faculty in 1950.

EDWARD WilliAM CHAPIN, JR. BAlTIMORE, MARYlAND MATHEMATICS, with Honors in General Scholarship and Mathematics Valedictorian; Band, President; Crilloneurs, Master; Cercle Fran!;ais, Treasurer; Christian Association; Italian Club; Junior Adviser; Senate; The Set, Maximal Element; Student Chapel Organist, Head; Phi Beta Kappa; Cross Co,untry, Manager; Fencing; Track, Manager; Q.E.D., Treasurer, President; Prepared at Catonsville Senior High School.

STEPHEN PETER HOFFMAN, JR., Associate Professor of Mathe_matics; B.A., M.A., Ph.D ., Yale, 1949, 1951 , 1957; Appointed to the faculty in 1957.

DEXTER STURGIS COOK NORTH PlAINFIElD, NEW JERSEY MATHEMATICS, with Honors A.F.R.O.T.C. Drill Team; German Club; Delta Phi Alpha, President; Phi Beta Kappa; Brownell Club; Prepared at North Pl~infield High School.

JOHN WILLIAM LOSSE GEORGE A. ANDERSON, Instructor in Mathematics; B.S. Trinity College, 1959; M.A., Ph.D. Yale, 1961, 1964; Acting Ins tructor, Yale, 1963-1964; Consultant, Research Division, United Aircraft, 1 9611964; Phi Beta Kappa; Clarke Fellowship, Yale University; Appointed ta the faculty in 1964.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH MATHEMATICS American Institute of Physics; Campus Chest; Cerberus, Vice-President; Junior Adviser; Sigma Pi Sigma; Freshman Cross Country; Theta Xi, President; Prepared at East High School.

VICTOR MEYERS, Instructor in Mathematics; B.A. Williams College, 1953; M.S. Tr lnity College, 1962; formerly taught at The Collegiate Sch 0 ol; Member of Jl.merican Mathematical Society; Member of Mathematical Association of America; Appointed to the faculty in 1963.

PETER SARTELL PRENTICE HEMPSTEAD, NEW YORK MATHEMATICS Folksingers; Rifle Team, Vice-President; The Set; Freshman Track; Q.E.D.; Prepared at West Hempstead High School.

MARJORIE VAN EENAM BUTCHER, lecturer in Mathematics; B.A., M.A. Unive rs ity of Michigan, 1947, 1949; In structor, University of Michigan, 1952 -1956; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Society of Actuaries; Appointed to the facu lty in 1956.

121

Modern Languages

ROBERT LEWIS DAWSON RIO de JANEIRO, BRAZIL ROMANCE lANGUAGES, with Honors in Modern languages Cercle Fran~ais; International Students Organization; Spanish Club; Tripod; WRTC-FM; Phi Beta Kappa; Prepared at Escola Americana .

GUSTAVE WILLIAM ANDRIAN, Professor of Romance languages; B.A. Hopkins, 1 946; Phi Beta Kappa; Appointed to the faculty in 1956.

Trinity,

LOUIS HASTINGS NAYLOR, Professor of Modern languages; B.. A., M.A., Ph .D. Johns Hopkins, 1917, 1922, 1923; Fellow of the Belgian-American Foundation, liege, Belgium, 1920-1921; Fellow by Courtesy, Johns Hopkins, 1929-1930; Author of "Chateaubriand and Virgil"; Phi Beta Kappa; Appointed to the faculty in 1923.

DONALD AlFRED GAROFOLO HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT GERMAN, with Honors in Modern languages F.E.C.; Jesters; Delta Phi Alpha; Phi Beta Kappa; Q.E.D.; Prepared at Bulkeley High School.

122

1940; Ph .. D. Johns

CARL VICTOR HANSEN, Associate Professor of Modern Languages; B.A., M.A ., Ph.D. Ya le, 194 1, 1948, 1952; Assistant Professor of German, University of Rhode Island, 1953-1956; Fulbright Teacher Exchange Grant to lnnsbruck, Austria, 19591960; Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Phi Alpha; Appointed Ia the faculty in 1956.

WALTER DAVID LEAVITT, Associate Professo r of Modern Languages; M.A., Ph.D. Yale, 1949, 1954; Appointed to the faculty in 1949.

B.A. Bates,

1947;

MARK HOBSON SOUTHINGTON, CONNECTICUT GERMAN German Club; Intramural Board; Newman Club; Spanish Club; Tripod; Brownell Club; Prepared at Southington High School.

RANDOLPH CHARLES KENT ROBERT PALMER WATERMAN, Associate Professor of Modern Languages; B.A. Trinity, 1934; Ph .D. Yale, 1958; Taught at Amherst, 1938-1944; Editor ( in collaboration) of "Bi bliography of Critical and Biographical References for the Study of Contemporary French Literature"; Appointed to the faculty in 1936.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK MODERN LANGUAGES Ivy; Freshman Football, Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at McDonogh School.

DONAlD lEE KOlB PHilADElPHIA, PENNSYlVANIA MODERN lANGUAGES F.E.C.; WRTC-FM; Freshman Soccer; Theta Xi; Prepared at Germantown Academy.

MICHAEl RICHARD CAMPO, Associate Professor of Modern lang uoges a nd Director of the Cesare Barbieri Cente r of Italian Studies; B.A. Trinity , 1 948; M.A., Ph.D . Johns Hopkins, 1953, 1 954; Editor of the " Cesa re Barbieri Courie r" ; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the facult y in 1952 .

DONAlD DWIGHT HOOK , Ass istant Professor of Modern languages; B.A. Emory, 1 950; M.A . Duke, 1 957 ; Ph.D. Brawn, 1961; Appointe d to the faculty in 1961.

ARNOlD lEWIS KERSON , Ass istant Professor of Modern languages; B.A., Ph .D. Yale , 1953, 1 963; Research Grant, Yale , 1 960 ; Appointed to the faculty in 1960.

DIETHARD KOlEWE BElVIDERE, IlliNOIS GERMAN German Club; Football; Track; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at B"e lvidere High School.

ERIC 路FISCHER, Instructor of Modern languages; licence Es, Universite de Lausanne; Sciences Poli路 tiques, Ecole des Sciences Politiques; Economist in the Market Research Section, Nestle, Switzerland; Appointed Ia the faculty in 1 964.

MICHAEL BRAUN, Visiting Assistant in Modern languages; Universitat Wurz, 1960, 1962; Edinburgh University, 1961; Served on the Wurzburg Committee of the World University Service; Appointed to the faculty in 1 964.

EDWARD JAMES LAZZERINI WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT MODERN LANGUAGES German Club; Newman Club; Young Democrats; Baseball, Captain; Soccer; Sigma Nu; Prepared at Windsor High School. JAMES ANDREW VACCARO, Instructor of Modern languages; B.A. University of Arkansas; University of Paris; Yale University; M.A. University of Wisconsin; Appointed to the facu lty in 1963.

LAWRENCE ROBERT STIRES, JR ., Instructor of Modern languages; A.B. Rutgers, 1952; M.A. Duke , 1957; Sigma Delta Pi; Appointed to the faculty in 1960.

RICHARD JONES WARD NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT GERMAN Chamber Players; Chapel Choir; Trinidads; Delta Phi Alpha; Brownell Club; Prepared at Amity Regional High School.

Philosophy

BRUCE ROY AlEXANDER HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT PHILOSOPHY C.O.D.E.; Jesters; Philosophy Club, President; Pi Gamma Mu; Phi Beta Kappa; Prepared at Hartford High School.

BLANCHARD WILLIAM MEANS, Brownell Professor of Philosophy, on Sabbatical 1964-65; B.A., Ph .D. Yale, 1927, 1932; Phi Beta Kappa ; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the faculty in 1932 .

MYRON GEORGE ANDERSON, Assistant Professor of Philoso路 phy; B.A ., M.A . Minnesota, 1951, 1954; Ph.D. Brown, 1959; Phi Beta Kappa; Appo inted to the faculty in 1956.

ASHLEY SAWYER CAMPBEll, JR. MEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS PHILOSOPHY

HOWARD DeLONG, Assistant Professor of Philoso路 phy; B.A . Williams, 1957; Ph.D . Princeton, 1960; Phi Beta Kappa; Appointed to the faculty in 1960.

Campus Chest; Cerberus, SecretaryTreasurer; Cercle Franc;ais; Class Officer, Secretary-Treasurer; F.E.C., SecretaryTreasurer; Jesters; Junior Adviser; Philosophy Club; Senate; Trinidads; Tripod; Freshman Squash; Theta Xi; Prepared at Browne and Nichols School.

126

JOSEPH GEORGE ORNATO HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT PHILOSOPHY Philosophy Club, President, VicePresident; Tripod; WRTC-FM; Prepared at Hamden High SchooL

WILLIAM MERLAND WALTON, Lecturer in Philosophy ; B.A., M.A., Ph . D. University of Toronto, 1934, 1936, 1947; Assistant Professor at Yale, 1949-1951, Professor at St. Joseph's College, 1954 ; Appointed to the faculty in 1964 .

JOHN G. ARAPURA, Lecturer in Philosophy; B.A. Serampore College, 1947; M.A. Columb ia, 1952; Ph . D. Columbia, Medias (India) University, India Institute of Philosophy, 1 960; Taught at Hartford Semina ry Foundation and Serampore College in Ind ia; Appoi nted to the faculty in 1964. RICHARD THOMPSON LEE, Assistant Professor of Philosophy; B.A. Emory, 1958; M.A ., Ph . D. Yale, 1960, 1962; Pi Sigma Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, Woodrow Wilson Fellow, Boies Fellow , University Fel low, Sterling Fellow, Pi Gamma Mu; Appo inted to the faculty in 1962.

KENNETH DAVID PHELPS, JR. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND PHILOSOPHY Sports Organization; Tripod; Fencing; Freshman Football; lacrosse; Pi Kappa Alpha, President; Prepared at Severn SchooL

Physics

RICHARD ALDEN BURR DARIEN, CONNECTICUT PHYSICAL SCIENCES Crown Investment league; Glee Club; WRTC-FM; Freshman Track; Q.E.D.; Prepared at Darien High School.

FRANK WOODBRIDGE CONSTANT, Jarvis Professor of Physics; B.S. Princeton, 1925; Ph.D. Yale, 1928; Taught at Duke University from 1930 to 1933 and from 1934 to 1946; Fellow, American Physical Society; Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Sigma Pi Sigma; Appointed to the faculty in 1946. ROBERT LINDSAY, Professor of Physics, Sc. B. Brown, 1947; M.A., Ph.D . Rice, 1949, 1951; Sigma Xii Appointed to the faculty in 1956 .

FREDERICK KARL DUENNEBIER ROCHESTER, NEW YORK PHYSICS Jesters; Rifle Team; Sigma Pi Sigma; Freshman Crew; Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at Irondequoit High School.

BENJAMIN HOWARD GORSKY HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT PHYSICAL SCIENCES Hillel Society; WRTC-FM; Phi Beta Kapr:a; Prepared at Weaver High School.

THOMAS JOSEPH SCHMUGGE, Assistant Professor of Physics; B.S. Illinois Institute of Technology, 1959; Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Pi Sigma, Sigma Xi; Appointed to the facu lty in 1964.

CHARLES ROBERT 路MILLER, Assistant Professor of Physics; B.S ., Ph.D . California Institute of Technology, 1952, 1962; Appointed to the faculty in 1961.

ALBERT JOSEPH HOWARD, JR., Assistant Professor of Physics; B.S ., M.S . Yale, 1958, 1959; Formerly Assistant in Research, Yale; Appointed to the faculty in 1962 .

STEPHEN LAURENCE KNAPP WASHINGTON, D.C. PHYSICS, with Honors WRTC-FM; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Prepared at Hawthorne School.

JAMES McGREGOR ROOSEVELT SPRINGFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA PHYSICS American Institute of Physics, Student Section, President; Junior Ac;!viser; Senate; WRTC-FM; Sigma Pi Sigma, Vice-President, Treasurer; Crew; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Springfield ~ High School.

129

Psyehology FREDERICK CHRISTOPHER ARTERTON WASHINGTON, D.C. PSYCHOLOGY A.F.R.O.T.C. Drill Team; Arnold Air Society, Executive Officer; C.O.D.E.; Glee Club; Psychology Club; Travelers; Psi Chi; Freshman Lacrosse; Freshman Soccer; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Saint Albans School.

NORMAN JAMES BECKEn, JR. ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA PSYCHOLOGY Archive; Chapel Guide; Christian Association; German Club; Glee Club; Interna tional Students Organization; Junior Adviser; Psychology Club; Travelers; Vestry; Delta Phi Alpha; Fencing; Delta Phi; Prepared at Kent School.

MAURICE CURTIS LANGHORNE, A.B., M.A. Woshinglon and Lee, Stale, 1932; Faculty member, Emory 1959; Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, facul ty in 1 959. •

Professor of Psychology; 1924, 1926; Ph.D. Ohio University, Atlanta, 1926· Psi Chi; Appointed to the

RUFUS WILDER BLOCKSIDGE PITISBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA PSYCHOLOGY Cercle Franc;:ais; Psychology Club; Young Democrats; Basketball; Football; Track; Sigma Nu; Prepared at Shady Side Academy.

STEVEN HOWARD BERKOWITZ ANSONIA, CONNECTICUT PSYCHOLOGY, with Honors Jesters; Phychology Club, President; WRTC-FM; Psi Chi, Secretary-Treasurer; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Ansonia High School.

ROBERT CHARLES CAMP AKRON, OHIO PSYCHOLOGY Intramural Board; Phychology Club; Swimming; Sigma Nu; Prepared at Loomis School.

RICHARD DONALD DOORLEY DUNELLEN, NEW JERSEY PSYCHOLOGY Cercle Fran~ais; Philosophy Club; Political Science Club; Psychology Club, Secretary; Young Republicans; Psi Chi, Vice-President; Soccer; Sigma Nu; Prepared at Wardlaw School.

CHARLES LAURENCE COOPER NEWTOWN SQUARE, PENNSYLVANIA PSYCHOLOGY, with Honors Band; F.E.C.; Glee Club; Junior Adviser; Psychology Club, Co-Chairman; Vestry; Psi Chi; Theta Xi; Prepared at Marple Newtown Senior High School.

OSBORNE WILSON LACY, Associate Professor of Psychology; A.B. Hampden-Sydney, 1947; A.M., Ph.D. Pennsylvania, 1951, 1955; Assistant Professor of Psychology and Director of the Guidance and Counseling Center, Hampde n- Sydney, 1953-1955; Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Xi, Tau Kappa Alpha, Eta Sigma Pi, Sigma Upsilon, Pi Delta Epsilon, Psi Chi; Appointed to the faculty in 1955. Formerly Dean of Students, Trinity College, 1955- 1 964.

THOMAS CALVIN HENRY SHORT HILLS, NEW JERSEY PSYCHOLOGY Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at Millburn High School.

WARD TROWBRIDGE KELSEY AUST IN CLAUD HERSCHBERGER, Associate Professor of Psyc hology; B.S. Columbia, 1948; M.S., Ph.D. Il lin ois, 1950 , 1955; Assis tant Professor, Kenyo n College, 1955- 1960; Sigma Xi, Pi Gam ma Mu , Psi Chi ; Appointed to the faculty in 1960.

MURRAY HILL, NEW

ERSEY

PSYCHOLOGY, with Honors Atheneum; Cercle Fran~ais; Ivy; Junior Adviser; Psychology Club; Tripod; Psi Chi, President; Pi Gamma Mu; Phi Beta Kappa; Track; Q.E.D., Duke; Prepared at Governor Livingston High School.

PAUl DIETZ HERSCH, Instructor in Psychology; B.A. Trin ity, 1 959; M.A. Northwestern, 1961; Phi Beta Kappa, Ps i Chi, Pi Gamma Mu; Specia l Agent, Office of Special Investigations, U.S.A.F., Oxnard A.F.B., California; Appointed to the faculty in 1964.

ANDREW DONNAN SMITH NORTH PLAINFIELD, NEW JERSEY PSYCHOLOGY Christian Association; Lay Reader; Psychology Club; Vestry; WRTC-FM; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary; Prepared at Nort h Plainfield High Schaal.

GEORGE MICHAEL KHOURY BETHLEHEM, JORDAN PSYCHOLOGY International Students Organization; Phychology Club; Delta Phi; Prepared at Terra Sancia College.

ROBERT JONATHAN STANSFIED BERLIN, CONNECTICUT PSYCHOLOGY Psychology Club; Baseball; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Berlin High School.

KENNETH ALBERT THOREN, JR. WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT PSYCHOLOGY Archive; Psychology Club; Delta Phi, Vice-President; Prepared at Windsor High School.

GEORGE CLINTON HIGGINS, JR., Assistant Professor of Psy路 chology and College Counselor; B.A. Amherst, 1959; Ph.D. University of Rochester, 1964; Appointed to the faculty in 1963.

JOSEPH BARNARD, II ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY RELIGION Campus Chest; Sports Organization; Freshman Swimming; Football; lacrosse, Captain; Alpha Delta Phi; Prepared at Pingry School.

JON WAYNE BARKER LARCHMONT, NEW YORK RELIGION Intramural Board; Sports Organization; Freshman Football; Hockey; lacrosse; Alpha Delta Phi; Prepared at Deerfield Academy.

EDMOND laBEAUME CHERBONNIER, Professor of Religion; B.A. Harvard, 1939; B.D. Union Theological, 1947; B.A., M.A. Cambridge, 1948, 1 95路2; Ph.D . Columbia, 1951; D.O. Vermont, 1959; Assistant Professor, Associate Professor of Religion, Barnard Co ll ege and lecturer, Union Theological Seminary, 1951 - 1955; Aut hor of "Hardness of Heart" and "The Broken Covenant"; Appointed to the faculty in 1955 .

THEODOR MARCUS MAUCH, Associate Professor of Religion; A. B. Elmhurst, 1'943; B.D., S.T. M., Th .D. Union Theological, 1946, 1947, 1958; Taught at Wellesley College, 1950 -1 956; Author of articles in " The Interpreter's Dictionary of the Bible"; Ap 路 pointed to the faculty in 1 957.

ROBERT VIRGil DAVISON

DAVID SANFORD DEUTSCH

PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT

RELIGION

REliGION

Atheneum, Treasurer; Campus Chest; Cerberus; Class Officer, President; F.E.C., President; Junior Adviser; lay Reader; Mather Hall Board; Medusa; Senate; Donn F. Porter Award; Theta Xi; Prepared at Mount lebanon High School.

C.O.D.E., Co-Chairman; F.E.C.; I.F.C.; Jesters, President; Junior Adviser; Freshman Football; Freshman lacrosse; Theta Xi, Vice- President, Corresponding Secretary; Prepared at lawrenceville School.

ROBERT MICHAEL HURWITZ

BRUCE EDWIN JOHNSON

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT

RELIGION, with Honors

RELIGION

Folksingers, Freshman Football; Phi Kappa Psi; Prepared at Cheltenham High School.

Glee Club; Jesters; Pi Kappa Alpha; Prepared at Watertown High School.

CHARLES FREEMAN SLEEPER, Assistant Professor of Religion; B.A. Colby, 1954; B.D. Ya le Divinity, 1958; Ph.D. Vanderbilt, 1963; Studied at Vanderbilt University Graduate Schoo l, 1958路 1961; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the faculty in 1961.

ROBERT HALTON MASON SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY RELIGION Acolytes; F.E.C., Vice-President; Lay Reader; Senate; Theta Xi, Corresponding Secretary; Prepared at Summit High School.

BRUCE WALLACE McCLENAHAN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA RELIGION Lay Reader; Vestry; Crew; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at Kent School. ALBERT RABIL, JR., Instructor in Religion; B.A. Duke, 1957; B.D . Union Theological, 1960; Ph.D. Colum路 bia, 1964; Traveling Fellowship, 1960, Fulbright Scholarship to France, 1961 路1962, Kent Fellowship, 1961 ; Appointed to the faculty in 1964.

134

EDWARD CRAWLEY RORER PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA RELIGION Corinthian Yacht Club; The Fliers; Lay Reader; Young Republicans; Squash; Freshman Tennis; Psi Upsilon; Prepared at Chestnut Hill Academy.

REISS WILLIAM POTIERVELD

FREDERICK CARL SCHUMACHER, JR.

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

RELIGION

Campus Chest; Cerberus; F.E.C.; Junior Adviser; Mather Hall Board; Medusa; Senate, Recording Secretary, President; Wrestling Club; Alpha Chi Rho; Prepared at Shorewood High School.

A.I.E.S.E.C., Vice-President; Campus Chest; I.F.C.; Ivy, Co-Editor; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at St. Louis Country Day School.

ROBERT CLARK WALLIS BALA-CYNWYD, PENNSYLVANIA RELIGION Campus Chest; Lay Reader; Saint Anthony Hall; Prepared at Deerfield Academy.

ALAN CONDIE TULL, lnstruct~r in Religion ond Choplo i n of the College; B.A. Stanford, 1955; S.T.B. General Theological Seminary, 1964; Appoi nted to the faculty in 1964 .

135

THE CORPORATION

ALB ERT CHARLES JACOBS, President; A.B . Michigan, 1921; B.A., B.C.L., M.A. Oxford , 1923, 1924, 19 2 7; LL . D. Syracuse, Columbia, Temple, University of Colorado, Colorado Co llege, Wesleyan, Denison, Long Island University, Kenyon, Amherst; D.P.S . Denver; D. Can. L. Berkeley Divinity Schoo l; D. Hum. Hartl; D.C.L. The Divinity Schoo l, Philadelphia; Lecturer in Jurisprudence, Oriel College ( Oxford University), 1924-1925; Fellow and Lecturer in Jurisprudence, Orie l College, 19251928 and Lecturer in J urisprudence, Brasenose College (Ox ford), 1925-1928; at Co lumbia Un iversity: Lecturer in Law, 1927-1928, Ass istant Professor of Law, 1928-1929, Associate Professor of Law, 1 929-1937, Professor of Law, 1937- 1949, Provost of the Un iversity, 1947-1949 ; Chancellor (equivalent of President), Univers ity of Denver, 1949-1953; During World War II: Director, Dependents Welfare Division, Bureau of Naval Personnel (separated from service with the rank of Captain, USNR); Author: " A Research on Family Law," "Cases and Materials on Landlord and Tenant, " "Cases and Materials on Domestic Relations, " " Anna ls of Psi Upsilon"; Chancellor, The Episcopal Diocese of C;,n necticut; Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed President in 1953 .

TRUSTEES. First row: J . R. Cook , J . P. Webster, K. H. Hallden, A. C. Ja cobs, G. K. Fu nston, A. H. Moses, A. C. Hickmott , G. Johnson, B. Shaw , R. S. Morris (Emeritus) ; Second row : Y. Young, H. K. Prior, W. H. Gray, R. J. Wean, L. B. Brainerd, W. P. Gwinn, 0 . Enders, G . M. Ferris, C. T. Kingston, Jr., G. W . Wyckoff; Not present in photo: D. Alpert, H. S. Beers, B. Budd ( Emeritus), J. Campbe ll (Emerit us ) , J. K. Clark, M. W . Clement (Emeritus). J . L. Goodwin (Emeritus), T. D. Lockwood, R. B. O'Co n nor (Emeritus ). J . R. Reitemeyer, T. R. Russell (Emeritus), G . S. Stevenson (Emeritus). J. L. Thomson (Emerit us), E. F. Waterman (Emeritus) .

138

All-College Forum, December 1 7, 1964

ARTHUR HOWARD HUGHES, Vice President, Professor of Modern languages and Chairman of The Board of The Cesare Barbieri Center for Italian Studies; leave of absence , 1964 -65 ; B.A., M.A ., Ph .D. Johns Hopk ins, 1927, 1929, 1931; M.S., l.H.D . Trinity, 1938, 1946; Assistant Professor in German, George Washington University, 19311934; Acting President, Trinity College, 1943-1945 and 1951-1953; Formerly Dean of the College , Trinity , 19541964; Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu; Appoin ted to the faculty in 1 935.

Office of The Dean

Virginia Ann Berry, Recorder

ROBERT MAIER VOGEL, Dean of the College; B.A. Wabash, 1935; M.A. Michigan, 1940; Ed.D. Columbia, 1953; Secretary-Treasurer, New England Graduate Conference; Appointed to the administration in 1947.

THOMAS ALOYSIUS SMITH, Registrar, Assistant Dean of the College, Veterans Counselor; B.A. Trinity, 1950; M.A. Columbia, 1952; Member, West Hartford Board of Education; Formerly English Instructor, Dean Junior College; Appointed to the administration in 1 953 .

JACOB WARDWELL EDWARDS, Director of Summer Session and Assistant to the Dean of the College; A.B. Trinity, 1959; M.A. Trinity, 1964; Assistant Director of Admissions, 1959-1963; Appointed to the administration in 1959.

Office of Admissions

THOMAS BOYD McKUNE, Assistant Director of Admissions; B.A. Trinity, 1964; Appointed to the administration in 1964.

WilliAM HOWIE MUIR, II, Director of Admissions; B.A. Trinity, 1951; Appointed to the odministration in 1955 .

JOHN SPALDING WAGGETT, Assistant Director of Admissions;- A.B. Trinity, 1963; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the administration in 1963.

Office of Student Affairs

ROY HEATH, Dean of Students and Professor of Psychology; B.A. Princeton, 1939; M .A. University of Pennsylvania, 1947; Ph.D ., 1952; Author of "The Reasonable Adventurer;" Appointed to the administration i n 1 964.

FRANCIS- GARDINER F. BRIDGE, Director of Student Affairs; A.B. Dartmouth, 1942; Formerly Assistant to the Director of Admissions at Dartmouth College; Former Director of Admissions at Trinity; Appointed to the administration in 1956.

LEONARD RAY MONO TO MAT, Director of Mather Hall; B.A. Vermont, 1950; M.A. New York University, 1956; Formerly with the Riverdale Country Day School, New York City; Kappa Phi Kappa; Appointed to the administration in 1960.

142

JOHN FRANCIS BUTLER, Director of Placement and Admissions Counselor; B.S. Trinity, 1935; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the administration in 1 947.

Office of The Treasurer

JAMES KENNETH ROBERTSON, Treasurer and Comptroller; Ph.B. Yale, 1930; M. B.A. Harvard, 1932; Formerly Business Manager of the Taft Schaal, Watertown, Connecticut; Appointed to the administration in 1951 .

HAROLD WARING MESSER (Left), Cashier; B.S. Trinity, 1926; Appointed to the administration in 1937. JOSEPH THOMAS SCHILLING (Left-Middle), Assistant Comptroller; Attended .Bentley College of Accounting and Finance; Appointed to the administration in 1 958. DEAN HEWES KELSEY (Right-Midd le), Associate Comptroller; B.A. Oberlin, 1934; Formerly Comptroller at Miss Hall's School; Appointed to the administration in 1958. EDWARD JOHN KYRCZ (Right), Accountant, Treasurer's Office; Appointed to the administration in 1955.

144

Office of Development

ALBERT EDWARD HOLLAND, Vice President and Director of De~elopment; B.A., M.A. Trinity, 1946, 1958; Winner of the Eigenbroot Trophy in 1958; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the administration in 1946. DOUGLAS LEE FROST, Assistant Director of Development; B.A. Trinity, 1959; M.A. Yale , 1960; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed to the administration in 1960.

JOHN EDWIN GRIFFITH, JR., Consultant for Development; B.S. Trinity, 1917; Retired Vice President, Aetna life Insurance Company; Appointed to the administration in 1 960. HARRY KNAPP, Assistant Director of Development; B.A. Trinity, 1 950; Appointed to the administration in 1964.

W. HOWARD SPENCER, Assistant Director af Development; B.S. Yale, Sheffield Scientific School, 1939; Appointed to the administration in 1964 .

Office of College Relations

KENNETH COOLIDGE PARKER, Director of Pub lic Relations; A .B. Middlebury, 1931; M.A . Co l umbia, 1936; Formerly a member of the faculty and administration of The Taft Sc hool, Watertown, Connecticut; Phi Delta Epsilon; Appointed to the administration in 1 955 .

ROBERT MALCOLM SALTER, Assistant Director of Public Relations; B.S. University of Rhode I-s l and, 1958路; M.S. Boston University, 1960; Appointed to the administration in 1960. JOHN ANDREW MASON, Al umni Secretary; B.A. Trinity, 1934; Appointed to the administration in 1946.

Office of Buildings and Grounds

JAMES FRANCIS RYAN, Director of Security; B.A . Oxon, 1928; Appointed to the administration in 1 962 .

WALTER EDWIN CARLSON (Left ) , Assistant Director of Buildings and Grounds; Appointed to the administration in 1957. DENNIS PRATT TINSLEY ( Middle ) , Chief Plant Engineer; Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy, Retired; Appointed to the administration in 1962. NORMAN ATWOOD WALKER ( Right), Director of Build i ngs and Gro unds; B.S. Yale, 1929; Appointed to the administration in 1947.

ROBERT HARRON, Director of Col lege Relations; A.ttended Hemline University and Harvard University; Author of "How to Watch Footbal l ", in collaboration with Lou Little; Author of "Idol of American Football, Biography of Knute .Rockne" ; Appointed to the administration in 1964.

Library

DONALD BROWN ENGLEY, liQ;arian and librarian of the Watkinson libra ry; B.A . Amherst, 1939; B. l.S. Co lumbia, 194 1 ; M.A . Chicago, 1947; M.A . Am herst, 1959; librar ian, Norwich University, 19471949 ; Pi Gamma Mu; Appointed Ia the library staff in 1 949 .

"'..;

,~ '

CHAPEL CABINET 151

CHAPEL CHOIR

VESTRY MISERICORD SEAT- College Janitor with Key and Tools.

152

SENATE First Row: Huskins, l.; Sevin, B., Sec'y;

Swander, D., V-P-Treas.; Potterveld, R., Pres.; Sargent, F.; Chapin, W.; Guenther, D. Second Row: Hance, S.; Meek, R.; Rohman, P.; Morgan, S.; Galaty, J.; Sniffen, T.; Roosevelt, J .; Gerber, D.; Evarts, S.; Simonian, J.; Pogue, J.; Lodge, E.; Brown, R.; VanSciver, R.

PHI BETA KAPPA Row: Cantor, N.; Huskins, l.; Alexander, B.; Liebowitz, J.; Aron, M.; Garofolo, D. Second Row: Lemega, J.; Fairfield, A.; Cook, D.; Graybill, D.; Knapp, S.; Coale, S. Initiated After Picture: Bagley, R.; Dawson, R.; Gann, R.; Gorsky, B.; Josephson, M.; Kelsey, W.; Makin, J.; Orella-na, R.; Parsons, P.; Sweeney, K.; Woodworth, T. First

PI GAMMA MU First Row: Boulanger, R.; Lemega, J.; Sotter, D.; Robinson, G.; Sweeney, K.; Graybill, D.; O'Neil, J.; Schoen, V.; Palmer, G . Second Row: Mason, S.; McCurdy, C.; Alexander, B.; Parlin, J.; Aron, M.; Brown, R.; Lee, S.; Makin, J.; Huskins, l.;

Knier, F.; Cantor, N.

155

MEDUSA First Row: Huskins, l.; Swander, D.; Hance, S. Second Row: Potterveld, R.; Parsons, P.; Davison, R.; Chatfield, J.

JUNIOR ADVISERS First Row: Diesel, P.; Dawes, M.; Andrews, G.; Parks, S.; Braun, W.; Pickett, B.; Whittemore, A. Second Row: Marden, D.; True, J.; Sargent, F.; Wodatch, J.; Scarlett, l.; Morrow, A.; Pogue, J.; Carlson, R.; Carlson, W.; Evarts, S.; Spence, T.; Sniffen, T.; Stepto, R.; Bodner, B.; Ross, M.; Siegel, W.; Boyd, M.; Weeks, S.

156

CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

NEWMAN CLUB

HILLEL SOCIETY

THE SET

CERBERUS

F.E.C.

LAY READERS

THE PIPES

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS (Trin"

SIGMA PI SIGMA

ATHENEUM

MATHER HALL BOARD

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB

PSI CHI

DELTA PHI ALPHA

PIPES AND DRUMS

TRINIDADS

FOLK SINGERS

GLEE CLUB

TRIPOD

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ORGANIZATION

ARCHIVE

INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL

CHAMBER PLAYERS

WRTC-FM

BAND

THE TRAVELERS

THE JESTERS

POLITICAL FORUM

THE IVY

REVIEW

SPANISH CLUB

CROWN INVESTMENT LEAGUE

ECONOMICS CLUB

CAMPUS CHEST

RIFLE CLUB

ITAllAN CLUB

LE CERCLE FRANCAIS

YOUNG REPUBLICANS

YOUNG DEMOCRATS

AIESEC

THE FLIERS

i,Jl~ownell

@tub

~!i !$appa J?~路i

65 TRINITY COLLEGE

~t>~~ul:l)on~ ~all

SPORTS ORGANIZATION

INTRAMURAL BOARD

CHEERLEADERS

CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB

OUTING CLUB

174

RAY MONO COSTING, Professor of Physical Education and Director of Athletics; B.P.Ed., M.Ed. Springfield, 1924 ,1931; President, National Association of College Basketball Coaches, 1956 1 957; Member, National Basketball Rules Committee; Selected as Athletic Consultant for United States Army, Navy, and Air Force clinics in the Philippines and Japan, 1945, and in Hawaii and Japan in 1953, 1956, and 1957; Appointed to the faculty in 1924.

FRANK MARCHESE, Equipment Manager.

In 1964-65, Varsity teams won 51.9% of their games; playing 105 contests, they won 54; lost 50; tied 1. Championship teams and outstanding individual performances high lighted this record-breaking year.

SOCCER

First Row: Franklin, W.; Kent, D.; Sulkowski, H.; Wick, C.; Josephson, M. ; Golub, R.; Craver, D.; Catakis , N. Second Row: Doth, R.; Coach; Bartlett, T. ; Seddon, T.; Ruckert, T.; Tribken, B.; Evarts, S. ; Swander, D., Captain; Sturrock, P.; Auchincloss, D.; Po lemis, S.; Trachtenberg, D.; Manager. Third Row: Raws , A.; Hutton, E.; Sanger, R. ; Barthelman, A.; Heckscher, C.; Cantrell, D.; Deorge, C.; Schweitzer, W.; Browning, J., Manager. Fourth Row : Sargent, M.; Lazzerini E.; Haden, D. ; Clarke, J.; Ochs, R.; Sallah, 0 .

Trinity

Opponent

M.I.T. U. of Mass. Tufts U. of Hartford Williams Union Amherst (o/ time) Coast Guard ( o / time) Wesl&yan

0 2 1 1 2 2 1 2

7 3 7 1 6 2 4 2

Won : 8 - Lost: 1 Coach : Oath- Captain: Swander Trinity was chosen number one New England representative by NCAA for National Major College Championship Tournament. NCAA TOURNAMENT Dartmouth West Point (Quarter-finals)

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS and HONORS All-New England: Josephson, Swander, Schweitzer All-American: Josephson

176

ROY ALFRED OATH, Associate Professor of Physical Education; B.S. West Chester State, 1951; M.A. Trinity, 1956; Member, Pan American and United States Olympic Soccer Committee; Appointed to the faculty in 1952 .

177

178

Over the previous three years the freshman soccer teams had lost a total of only five games. Members of these three squads, united by spirit and teamwork, became the 1964 Varsity Soccer team, one of the most successful in Trinity soccer history. From pre-season toy blocks on the Alumni Hall floor, the squad went on to gain New England and National recognition. At the same time they became the 16th consecutive winning soccer team at Trinity.

179

FOOTBALL

Coach Jessee's pre-season prognosis claimed, " . . . it could be an interesting season." In the final analysis, however, injuries to key players forced untried sophomores to gain their experience in the games. There was a lack of depth and mistakes were made; games were lost. But against arch -rival Coast Guard, an alert defense stole the boll, intercepted passes, recoverd fumbls; we went on to sink the Coasties and their coach, former football great, Commodore Otto Graham. The welcome victory was the 140th varsity football win of Coach Jessee's career.

Trinity Opponent Williams .. ........... . 0 21 Bates ..... . 7 14 Tufts .......... ...... .. .. .. 14 18 Co lby ................... . .. 13 14 St. Lawrence 6 14 Coast Guard .. .. ... .. . 28 15 Amherst . .. ........ .. 0 27 Wesleyan ......... . 21 34 Won : 1 -Lost: 7 Coach: Jessee- Captain: Yavinsky

DANIEL EDWARD JESSEE, Professor of PhysiÂˇ col Education ; B.A. College of the Paciflc, 1926; M.A. Columbia, 1931; Author of Baseboll; Phi Delta Koppe ; Appoin ted to the faculty in 1932 .

TRINITY RECORDS SET IN 1963 Most Passes Completed- 79: Yavinsky Total Passing- 995 yards: Yavinsky Total Yards- 1099: Yavinsky

first Row.: Hourihan, J. ; Sanders, T.; Edwards, N.; Davis, G. 1 Word, D.; Curcio, M, 1 Moonves, M.; Dawes, M. Second Row : Jessee, D., Coach; Pr illaman, f .; Barnard, J.; Hopkins, H. ; Parsons, P.; Yavinsky, M., Captain; Kolewe, D.; Blocksidge, R.; Huskins , l.; Oldershow, P.; Slaughter, R.â&#x20AC;˘ Trainer. Th ird Row : Moson, S., Manager; McPhee, C., Cooch; Herbeck, M.; Wn:osek, H.; Terry, l .; MocBey, R.; Cooper, A.; Golaty, J.; Carlson, R. Rissell, R.; Weeks, S. ; Andrews, G.; Donnelly, H., Coach; Kurth, K., Coach. fourth Row: Pickett, B. , Manager; Browne, D., Manager; Smith, R. ; Scarlett, l.; Brundage, P.; Miller, R.; Speer, T.; Kessler, l .; Jacobs, D.; Reydel, C.; Brickley, R.; Webster, R.; fox, W.; Ratxan, R.; Davison, J. tgou, V.

181

CROSS COUNTRY Trinity Coast Guard 23 Vermont ................ . 22 Triangular Meet Amherst ............ . 26

W.P.I. .............. . 47 Trinity

63 Won: 2 - Lost: 2 Coach: Barry Almond Captain: Bornemann

First Row: Bradbury, W .; Cook, J.; Howard, C.; Brewer, J.; Wild, P.; Povlech, R. Second Row: Bachrach, C.; VanDerlip, L.; Johnson, P.; Shortell, W.; Zillmer, T.; Glatzer, P.; Callaghan, D.; Oser, R.; Borus, 0.; Seitchik, M.; Christian, G. Chopin, W.; Barclay, A1 Bornemann, S., Captain,

183

Opponent

33 38

Middlebury Williams M.I.T. Coast Guard Harvard Tufts Union Amherst W.P.I. R.P.I. Kings Po int Wesleyan Colby Bowdoin Brandeis Coast Guard Clark Wesleyan U. of Hartford

Trinity ................ 105 71 89 105 78 87

Opponent 63 79 78 78 88 88 81 92 100 77 88 91 80 77 73 72 74 74 73

94 93 88 92 101 69 78 84 94 108 105 ............... 70 78 Won : 12- lost: 7 Coach : Shults- Captain: Belfiore

ROBERT ElliS SHULTS, Assistant f'rofeuor of Phys ical Education ; B.A. Oberli n, 1951 ; M.E. Bowl in g Green, 1957; Instructor of Phys ical Education , Oberlin, 19551956 ; Appo inted to the faculty in 1957.

First Row : Eliot, S. ; Hickey, M. ; Bella ire, J .â&#x20AC;˘ Capta in, Hourihan, J.; Schweitzer, W.; Riuell, R.; Second Row : Bradshaw, 0 ., Monoger ; Bremer, 0 .; Landes, E.; Kodyk, M.; Morine, R.; Overbeck, 0 .; Browne, 0 ., Monoger; Shults, R., Coach .

TRINITY RECORDS SET THIS YEAR Team : Total Points Scored in 1 Season Total Points Scored in 1 Game ( vs. Cc'lst Guard) Average Number Points Scored in 1 Season Games Over 100 Points . . .. .. ... . .. . ...... . Total Points Scored in 1 Game Both Teams . ( vs . Kings Point)

1693 108 89.1

5 189

Individual: 465 Total Points Scored in 1 Season (Belfiore) Average Number Points Scored in 1 Season 24.5 Per Game . . ........... . (Belfiore I INDIVIDUAL AWARDS and HONORS ECAC Player of The Week: Belfiore; Feb. 13, Feb. 27.

FENCING

Trinity Opponent Holy Cross . 20 7 Pace . ................ 8 19 M.I.T. ... .. ...... . . . 11 16 Harvard . 10 17 10 Brooklyn . . . ........ 17 Holy Cross 20 7 Brandeis .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 15 12 Bradford Durfee 15 6 Won : 4 - Lost : 4 Coach: Ken Shailer- Captain: Taylor Trinity ranked #1 in New England

Fin! Row : Hoff, S.; Melch ior, l.; Wh ite R. Second Row : Kury, W .; Taylor, T., Captain; Wood, R.; leichtling, J .; Button, K.; Smith, J .; Kuehn, R.; DePree, J.

During the season, a feeling prevailed on the Fencing Team that no one at Trinity seemed to care about them. Attendance at their meets was sparse, and the athletic department provided little support. The result was a spotty record. At the New Englands, however, spurred on by a desire to bring back the first place trophy, all our representatives fought well. led by a strong sabre team, the fencers won the champ ionship, unsupported.

Trinity M.I.T.

4 4

Opponent 5 5 7 12 5

Wesleyan New Hoven Coli. 0 Worcester Tech 3 Wesleyan 8 Amherst 14 ···· ·········. 2 Hobart .. 9 7 Won: 1 - Lost: 6 Coach: J. P. Hargrove- Captain: Bird

HOCKEY

flrot Row: Bird, G ., Coptoin; Mitchell, J.; Fraser, B.; Sulkowski, V.; Hollinger, P. Second Row: Deland, f .; Studds, C.; Fa lcone, J.; McCoy, IC.; Snedeker, T. ; Su lkowski, H.; Goodyeor, T. ; Johnson , P.; Hobson, M.; Hargrove, P., Coach.

SWIMMING

first Row : Lombardo , R., Monogeq Dinkier, C.; Horrimon, W . ; Prillaman, F., Captain ; Seckler, J.; Camp, R.; Slaughter, R., Coach. Second Row : Whitworth , J. , Monager ; O liver, J.; Coton i, R.; Ludwig, R.; Roth, W .; Tyler, D.; Bosch, A.

ROBERT DENNIS SLAUGHTER, Assistant Professor of Physical Education; B.S., M.S.Ed . Springfiel d, I 948, I 952 ; President New England College Sw imming Coaches Association , 1957 1 Reg istered Phys ical Th erapist in Connecticut; Appointed to the faculty in 1951 .

Trinity W.P.I. Coast Guard R.P.I. Tufts Bowdoin Springfield M.I.T. . Amherst Union Wesleyan

...

.. .

.... .. .....

55 49

. . .... ....

Opponent 39

23 53 37 33 37 34 42 31 Won: 3 -lost: 7 Coach : Slaughter- Capta in: Prillaman

58 61 56 60 51 63

TRINITY RECORDS SET THIS YEAR Team :

400 yard free style relay

3:26.8

Lorch, Prillaman, Roth, Tyler (set at Bloomington, Ill.) Individual : 50 yard free 100 yard free 200 yard free 500 yard free 200 yard butterfly

22 .6: Tyler

49.6: Tyler 48.8 : Tyler .5 :1 0.3 : Tyler . . .. 2:13.1 : Tyler

INDIVIDUAl AWARDS and HONORS New England Champion and Record Holder in 200 yard freestyle and 500 yard freestyle: Tyler.

190

As proved at Trinity before, a winning swimming team needs depth, to capture the seconds and thirds, as well as the路flrsts. This year's losing season was no exception, for a lack of over-all strength easily outweighed individually strong efforts by team members.

191

Trinity

Opponent

Navy Army U. of Toronto Yale Williams . Wesleyan Amherst Rochester Wesl eyan

3 0 7 3

M.I.T.

6 6

Amherst

1 0 4 0 1

8 9

5 9 8 6 9 2

Won : 1-Lost:·10 Coach : Doth- Captain : Zimmerman

First Row : Mciver, N .; Bigelow, T.; Moonves, M.; Zimmerman, P., Capta in; Craver, D. Second Row : Hutton, E.; lynch, S.; Grigg•, S.; Rorer, T.; Andrews, G .; Dunham, C.; Doth, R., Coach.

First row: Schweitzer, W.; Moonves, M.; Jacobs, 0 . ; la:aerini, E., Captain; Ochs, R.; Clark S.J Hickey, M.; Honiss, J., Manoger. Second Row: Shults, R,, Cooch ; Covonough, R., Manager; Hutton, E.J Moore, R., Be lfiore, J .; Hourihan, J . J Brickley, R.; Jessee, D., Coach .

Opponent Trinity Coast Guard 2 2 Williams 1 4 Norwich cancelled Amherst 1 2 Springfield 0 12 Tufts 1 3 Colby 2 3 Bowdoin 6 9 Wesleyan 4 7 A.I.C. 8 7 M.I.T. 14 2 Coast Guard 2 1 Worcester Tech 0 10 Wesleyan 6 1 Won: 4 - Lost: 8 - Tied: 1 Coach: Jessee- Captain: Lazzerini

Our Baseball Team was young, with only one sen io r, but it wasn 't as bad as the record showed. Four games were lost by a tota l of seven runs- the difference between a losing and winning season.

v A

s I T y

c R

First Row : Oorrier, l .; Gove, S. S~ond Row: Jenkins, R.; Wick, C.; Perkins, B. Third Row: Spraker, 0., Coach; locke, R.; Van Sciver, R.; hroel, T.; lynch, S.; Orem, N.

VARSITY

Amherst Meet- Third place. Travers Island Meet- Second place. President's Cup- Fourth place. Rusty Callow- Third place. Dad Vail Regatta- Failed to qualify (fourth in heat).

J.V.

Amherst Meet- Second place. Travers Is land Meet- First place. President's Cup - Fifth place. Dad Vail Regatta -Second place (in consolation). Conn. River Regatta -Second place.

First Raw: Sm it h, J. Second Row: Bishop, J.; Ocko, J .; Perkins, S.; Satter, 0 .; Charney, R.; Guenther, D.; Sartorius, J.

c R E

During Spring Vacation, the Junior Varsity won the Cyprus Gardens Regatta against Florida Southern, Purdue, Jacksonville, and Tampa, U. Both Varsity crews lost to Rollins College in a dual meet after spending a week of practice on their course as guests of that college. Because of the recent over-all success of rowing at Trinity, however, the Athletic Department voted to change crew's status from an i nformal sport to a varsity team. A new boathouse is is under construction, and the revival of crew continues on the Connecticut River.

196

GOLF

First Row: Donnelly, H., Cooch ; Sjoholm, J.; Zi mmerman, P., Coptoin ; Lonon, G.; Witherwox, J. 1 (i kby, l. Se<ond Row : Beers, T.; Ross, M .

Worcester Tech Rhode Island U. of Hartford Wesleyan Amherst U. of Moss. Providence A.I.C. Springfield Wi lliams

HAIIOLD F. DONNEllY, lnâ&#x20AC;˘tructor of Physical Education 1 B.S. Springfield , 1961; Taught at MI. Hermon School , Appointed to the faculty in 196-4 .

Trinity 1 4 4

Opponent 6

5 2 4 4 5 4 1

Won : 7 -lost: 3 Coach : Donnelly - Captain : Zimmerman

197

3 3 2 5 3 3 2

3 6

First Row: Schwartzman, A., Manager; Scott, S.; Haden , 0 .; Brown, J .; O 'Con.nor, J. ; Burgeu, T.; Ward, 0 .; McPhee, C., Coach . St!cand Row: Rot.an , R.; Phe lps, K. ; Wi lliams , H.; Barnard, J ., Capta in; Kelly, To~ Barker, J.; Sanden, T.; Scarlett, L.; Reydel, C. Third G. ; Wrzosek, H.; Levi, A. ; Studds, C. ; G ish, W .; Oowes, M.; Roth, R.; Hu-rlock, K.; Fra n klin , T.; Fox, J.

Pickett, W . ; D.; Hopkins, Row : Davis, Seddon, T. ;

LACROSSE Opponent Trinity 1 Midd lebury ................... . 9 1 Worcester Tech .... ..... . 12 3 11 Tufts . 4 6 Amherst .................... . 2 Nichols ......... .. .... ............ .. .. . 8 .......... .. 8 5 Union 0 Holy Cross ........................ . 14 3 M.I.T. .. ......................... . 11 1 7 Wesleyan Won: 8 - Lost : 1 Coach : McPhee- Captain: Barnard

Trinity was the winner of the Marsters Trophy (Most Improved Team In New Eng land) and ranked as one of the best defensive teams in New Eng land ( 2.8 goals per game). TRINITY RECORDS SET THIS YEAR Team: Total Points Scored in 1 Season .. 80 Least Number of Goals Allowed in 1 Season 26 Individua I: Most Saves in 1 Game . .... .43: Hurlock (vs. Amhe rst) Most Goals Scored in 1 Game .. . 7 : Hopk ins (vs. Holy Cross, M.I.T.) Most Goals Scored in 1 Season ....... 25: Hopkins Most Goals Scored in 3 Seasons .. 58: Hopkins Most Assists in 3 Seasons . . . 45: Hopk ins Total Points in 3 Seasons .... . 103 (58 goals, 45 assists) : Hopkins INDIVIDUAL AWARDS and HONORS Selected to All- American Team : Barnard Se lected for North-South All Star Game : Ba rnard Selected to All- New England Tea m: Ba rnard , Hopkins, Hurlock, Levi.

CHESTER HERMAN McPHEE, Assistant Professor of Physical Education ; B.A. Oberli n, 1951; M.A. Oh io State, 1957; President, New Engla nd lo croue Ca oc hu Assoc iation; Member, NCAA Lacrosse Rules Comm ittee; Appointed to the facu lty in I 957.

198

Even in the early spring the Varsity Lacrosse Team let it be known that they had no intention of returning the sport to the Indians. After winning their first four games on a southern exhibition rood trip, the Bantam stickmen went on to collect eight more victories to rank with Navy and Denison as the only undefeated teams in the nation. Individual and team records chased each other in a seemingly never:ending procession until the Wesleyan game when the season came to on abrupt holt. There was no question in anyone's mind, however, that this was one of the most formidable lacrosse teams in New England.

f irst Row: Doth , R,, Coach ; Andrews , G., Coploin ; Kotz, R.; Cro ne, A. ; Trachtenberg, D., Monoger. Second Row: Griggs, S.; Mciver, N. ; Davison , J.; Stroud, R.

.TENNIS Tri nity Rhode Island . 9 Army . 1 Amherst ... ... ....... . 5 Fa irfield . .. .. ..... .. 8 Union ... .. 9 Worcester Tech ..... 8 Ho ly Cross 8

Opponent

M.I.T.

0 8 4 1 0 1 1 3

Sprin gfield Wesleyan

Won : 8 - Lost: 2 Coach: Oath- Captain: Andrews Trinit y tied for 4th place in the New England Championships ( 28 team entered).

Experience gai ned in a so-so season lost year, plus talented sophomores, helped the Tenn is Team to compile its finest record in five years.

202

Undermanned, especially in the sprints, and thus often outscored the Track Team suffered one of its poorest seasons in recent years. Prospects ore bright, however, fo r a return to good form next year, as the freshman will provide increased ability and depth .

TRACK

Trinity Opponent Wesleyan (indoor) 31 78 Union . . 70 69 Middlebury . .. .. . ... . . . .. . . . .. .. . . . 88 52 Vermont . .. ............. . 58 82 Coast Guard . ... ....... ... . . . 48 92 Amherst . .. ........... 58 82 W orces ter Tech . 52 88 Won: 2 - Lost: 5 Coach: Ku rth- Captain : Evarts TRINITY RECORDS SET THIS YEAR Ind ividual : 440 Int. Hurdles .. 55.0: Brewer .. .42'0": Brewer Triple Jump Pole Vault . ...... ....... 12'6%": Doerge INDIVIDUAL AWARDS and HONORS New England Champion in 440 Int. Hurdles: Brewer

KARL KURTH , JR., Professor of Phys ical Edu 路 eolian ; B.S .. M.Ed . Spri ngfield , 1942, 1947 1 Partici pated in Un ited Stoles Department of Sta le Intern a tional Educational Exc hange Program In Afri ca in 1959; Se nate Faculty Award ; Appointed to the faculty in 1952 .

First llow: Pri lla man , F., Fairfl elcr,o A.s Kelsey, W.; Evarts , M., Capta in; Bornemann, S.s Tribken , B.; Baker, D. Second Row : Kurth , K. , Coac hs Maci nnes, D.; Bradbury, W.; Dearge, C. s Wi lli ams, T.s Ta lbot, T.s Spence, T.; Brewer, J. ; Merrill , W.; Su lkowsk i, H.; Siegfried , W., Manager; Bachrach, C., Manager.

FRESHMAN SOCCER

Sa lisbury Wi lliams

T 5 3

0 2 2 (0.-T.J 1 5 3 0

Springfield 2 U. of Mass . . 2 Amherst 6 Wesleyan 2 Won : 5 -lost : 1 Coac h: Shults -Captain: Center

First Row : Roether, P.; Powell, M.; McComber, S. ; Kaufman, C.; Center, M.; lowe, J .; Farber, 0 .; Grie5 inger, A.; Chong, P. Second Row: Shults, R., Coach ; Entwistle , A. ; Davis, l. ; Kover, 8.; Becker, R.; Rohfrilch, J.; Pikl, G .; Barnes, J .; Elkin, S.; Ke lly, f .; We ingarten, R.; Til ney, S. Third Row : Klemm , R.; Adams, 0 .; loomis, B.; Oto, E.; Ebenstcin, 8. Riker, J. ; Cohen , J. ; Borton , 8 .; Roem er, W . ; Clarke, K. Fourth Row : Holl inger ,P.; Hansen, 0 . ; Wadsworth, S.

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL

T Springfield 6 Wesleyan 7 Amherst 6 35 Coast Guard . . Won: 2 - Lost: 2 Coach : McPhee Captain: Cancelli ere

0 7 6 7 12

First Row : Modorin, R., Manager; Olson, N.; W ilson, 0 .; Paul, 8.; Woodbridge, F.; Midd leton , E.; Walsh, 8.; Ripley , T.; Goldsch midt, P. Second Row : McPhee, C. , Coach ; McCoy, K.; Kelly, S.; Schoo, B.; Borrows, G .; Concellit!re, M.; Kersteen, G .; Mi ller, J .; Stiers, J .; Beid ler, J .â&#x20AC;˘ Coach. Third Row : Musinsky, 0 .; Staples, J.; McKe igue, J.; Hcimgarlner, 8.; Green e, 8.; Kupo, A.; Nary , T. ; Pe ler s, S.; Pryor, G.; loether, M.; Hinkley, A. Fourth Row : Fox, J .; Thom}lson, J .; Wilson , J.; Stites, J .; Roberts, l.; King, B.

204

FRESHMAN BASKETBALL

Bridgeport M.I.T. Coast Guard Harva rd

82 76

75 79

70 105

10 1

(0.-T.l Trinity -Pawling Union Amh e rst Worceste r Tech J.V.

88 82

111

80 117 (0. -T. )

R.P.I. 71 St. Th omas 77 Wes leyan 58 St. Thomas 76 Coast Gua rd 103 Clark 107 Wesl e ya n 62 U. of Hartford 84 Wo n: 10 - Lost: 6 Coach: Donnell y Capta in: Gutzman

78 73 57 77 76 113

56 73

First Row : El 'n, S.; Coyle, R.; Stuhlman , J.; Gutzman , R.; Midd leton , E.; Zillmer, T. Second Row: Donn e ll ey, H., Coach; Danks , W . ; Pay ne, J .; Jones, P.; Noreff , J .; Alsop, P.; CowoTd, R.; Kramer, M., Ma nag e r.

FRESHMAN SWIMMING

R.P.I. 50 45 Williston 20 74 Cante rbury 51 37 Westminster 59 36 Mt. Hermon . 18 77 Hotchkiss 21 73 Trinity-Pawling 41 54 Un ion . 47 48 Wesleyan 41 53 Won : 3 - Lost: 6 Coach : McPhee- Captain: Bacon

First Row : Sullivan, R.; Gog nl:ln , R.; Enck , R. ; Modorin, R.; Chang, P. Second Row : Enemork, K.; Mc Clella nd, G .; Bacon, W .; 8edric k, 8 .; Govermo n, l . Third Row: McPh eO!, C. , Coac h; Cl arke , K.; Gold berg , 0 .; Mon ks , J. ; McC lure, F. ; Sc haff e r, H.

205

FRESHMAN SQUASH

T Yale .. 0 Trinity-Pawling 5 Williston 3 Wesleyan 2 Amherst 2 Choa te 0 Wesleyan 2 M.I.T. 2 Trinity-Pawling 5 W illiston 4 Won : 4 - Lost : 6 Coach: Oath

Oath, R., Coach; Hudson , S .1 Bluestone, S. ; Hayward, M.; Meloy, R.; Crile, G.

FRESHMAN BASEBALL

T Yale .... 3 Springfield 6 Amherst 8 St. Thomas 5 Kingswood 6 U. of Hartford .. 17 Wesleyan 5 St. Thomas 5 Ken t .......... .......... 5 Wes leyan .. .. .... .... 4 Won: 8 - Lost: 2 Coach : Sam Massey

0 5 2 3 3 10 0

2 1 1

first low: Nary, T. 1 Rohfritch, J.; Heimgartener, 11. 1 Coyle, R.; Raether, P. 1 Olson, N.; Coppi, R.; Min ukas, G.; Massey, S., Coach. Second Row : Harlow, S. ; Mitch ell , J.; Hollinger, P.; Jones, P.; Stu hlman , T.; Wil son, J.; Mil es , K.; Thompson, J.

206

0 9

2 2 7 7 7 7 7 2

FRESHMAN CREW

Amherst Meet- 1st place Travers Island Meet- 1st place President's Cup- 1st place Rusty Callow- 1st place Dad Vail Regatta- 4th place Conn . River Regatta- 2nd place Coach : Tom Boyd

First ltow: Tyner, R., Sobloft, B. , liii-Chylinski, B.1 Splgener, 11., Pennington, P.1 Boyd, T., Coach. S.cond Row: Oser, R. 1 Johnson, P.; Paul, &.; Kupka, A.; Ca llaghan, D., McCrudden, C.; Diston, M.

.... ·:'. ,," ..,... ·. ~t\-; '\ ~

·.·

••

FRESHMAN TRACK

T Cheshire . . ..... . 71 Amherst ... ....... 94 loomis ...... ..... . 78% Hotchkiss ........ 59 Central Conn... 52 Won: 3 - Lost: 2 Coach: Richard Tracy

First Row : Kelly, S., Cohen, J,, Concelller., M., Stites, J., Shortell, I. J Zillmer, T. ; Slutsky, L., Manager. Second ltow: Greene, L.; Howord, C., fox, J. ; fosque, G., Pryor, G. , Rundquist, R. , McClelland, G., Manager. Third Row: King, R.; VanDerlip, L: Everson, R., Watson, J. , Schwaar, P.J Fowle, F., Rouh, S.J Morrill, D. Fourth Row : Seltchlk, M. , Sutherla nd, P.1 Wil son, D.; Falcone, J.; Brainard , T.

207

0 69

43 43 V2 63 88

FRESHMAN TENNIS

T 0 Choate 1 8 1 8 Amherst Ke~ . 7 2 Rain Westminster ... .. 6 3 Loomis M.I.T. .. ....... . . 2 7 Taft 5 4 Wesleyan 5 Y2 3% Kingswood 9 0 Won: 5 -lost: 3 Coach : Doth Captain : Tilney

Oath, R., Cooch1 Behrend, J., Bixler, G. ; Macomber, S.l Tllney, S.; Danks, W. 1 Crile, G .

FRESHMAN LACROSSE

T 0 Marvelwood Sch. 3 2 Loomis 4 9 Choate ............ 6 3 Trinity-Pawling 2 5 Amherst ...... . .. . 4 5 Kingswood .. ......... 5 4 Wesleyan 12 12 .13 Lenox 3 Won: 3 - lost: 4 - Tied : 1 Coach: Joseph Beidler Co-Captains: Barton, Fraser

First Row: Price, B.; Borrows, Second Row : Peters, S.; Kelly, Beid ler, J., Coach. Third Row : Musinski, 0 .; Payne, J., Farber,

208

G.; Fraser, B.J Grant, 8.; McKeig ue, J.; Thibodeau, J.; Chang, P. f .; Roemer, W.; Alsop, P.; loam iâ&#x20AC;˘, B.; Warren , R.; Oto, E.; Davis, l . ; Roberts, l ., Horton, $ .; Enck, D.; Barton , B.; Sta ples, J. ; Ebenstein, R.; D.

en you want a fine portrait ... to record forever with charm and dignity the important events of your life,come to the Photograph Studio of your Official Photographer ...

210

COLLEGE VIEW TAVERN

A Dille~, A Doll,, ... A ~Io, 000 Senoia,

Over the Rocks where the Men of Trinity meet for the finest draught beer and sandwiches in town

Your Host: Phil Carcia

Today it costs parents better than $ 10,000 to keep a son or daughter in college for four year . Tf thi tr, in i facing your budget, con ider Hartford ational' Education Payment Plan, with payment spread over as many as eight years. Check the features L S RVJCE plan at the Hartford of thi F ational office nearest you.

2 15 ZION STREET

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD NATJ:ONAL BANK AND TRUST Where money gaes to work for poople Mtmbtr F. D. I. C.

LIBBY & BLINN, INC. HUNTER PRESS, INC. 135 SHELDON STREET

1841 BROAD STREET

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06114 HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

LETTERPRESS and OFFSET Telephone: 522-7247

PRINTING COMPLETE

Heating - Ventilating - Air-Conditioning

Plumbing - Contractors

BINDERY FACILITIES ADDRESSING

PLASTIC BINDING

CAMERA and ART DEPARTMENT

249-0624

211

E are proud and pleased to have as our customers

many of the Schools, Cblleges, Uni-

versities, and Foundations of the ew England area. Since 1832 our reputation of quality and sel'vice has been helpful in fulfilling all our cu tomei'S' requirements.

Connecticut P1路intersl Incorporated Ca e, Lockwood&: Brainard Division Kellogg Be Bulkcley Division Hartford I, Connecticut

BEST

From a

212

WISHES

of!o'la/ supporter

70 Florence St.

KEEP UP

East Hartford, Conn.

. .. WITH

NEW HIGHWAY TRAVELER TYPE COACHES

THE TIMES

AIR RIDE 11

PULLMAN OF THE HIGHWAY

Safety- Dependability - Comfort - Courtesy Terminal & Ticket Information CALL 525-3481 or 527-2181

Member: the Gannett Group

Station: 201 Allyn St. (Cor. Union Pl. & Allyn St. Directly

Across From R.R. Station)

Member of the

National Arborist Association

WALGREN TREE EXPERTS, INC. HARTFORD -

NEW HAVEN

SAYBROOK

Arborists for Trinity College

"Happiness Is A Warm Puppy."

213

TRINITY CAMPUS LAUNDRY BASEMENT OF COOK DORMITORY

Attended

Monday thru Friday, 12 to 5 p.m.

Self-Service

Monday thru Friday, 5 to 11 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, all day to 10 p.m.

Linen Service One Day Service on

Shirts and Dry Cleaning

One plan, one man, one monthly check to pay under The Travelers umbrella of insurance protection

The TRAVELERS INSURANCE Companies

214

~~~~~PcJ~

SILLITER - HOLDEN, INC. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES

433 N EW PARK AVENUE

HARTFORD, CONN ECTICUT

THE LINCOLN DAIRY CO. BEITER MILK, CREAM and ICE CREAM Visit Your Neighborhood

LINCOLN DAIRY ICE CREAM BARS MAIN OFFICE & PLANT 1030 NEW BRITAIN AVENUE

WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

DILLON MAILING BUREAU Complete Letter Shop Service

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

250 PEARL STREET

Telephone 527-5121

THE TRINITY COLLEGE BOOKSTORE CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1965 AND WELCOMES THE CLASS OF 1969 THE HARGROVES 21 5

Use The Connecticut Bank's new...

. . . if you want to borrow money for any purpose ... if you are seeking sound advice and guidance about money problems ... if you want full details about our various banking services

It's like having your own, personal family banker!

THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

MACHINE CD.

•

• •

•

470 COTTAGE GROVE ROAD BLOOMFIELD, CONNECTICUT TELEPHONE HARTFORD 242-7731 Manufacturers of Precision Parts for Aircraft and Electronic Components

Compliments of

f!Mf

THOMAa

CONtf'ANY, INC.

VVOODf!IP

157 CHARTER OAK AVENUE

216

•

HARTFORD , CONNECTICUT

•

TEI..EPHONE 527 · 7241

fine clothing and furnishings for men

102 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD 3, CONNECTICUT

525路0897

" Happiness Is The Completion of A Building."

PARK PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., INC.

SAVITT

Distributors

Wholesalers

P.O.M.G. Plumbing, Heati ng and Oil Burner Supplies Diamond Merchants Telephone: 527-2643

Watchmakers 35 ASYLUM STREET

1477 PARK STREET

HARTFORD, CONN.

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06106

Save Money and Time at the Sign of the DIME 65 PEARL ST, HARTFORD, CONN.

ROBERT B. SWAIN CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS

255 SISSON AVE.

3 1 SO. MAIN ST., W. HARTFORD, CONN. HARTFORD, CONN.

Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Telephone 247-8386 Six Barbers - Two Ma nicurists - One Porter

CLOSE TO REO COACH AND HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANTS

FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE

HARTFORD 529-8691

STATLER HILTON BARBER SHOP Con tinental Hair Styling Attended 1964 lnternationai .Barber Show

I 1/2 MILES SOUTH Of HARTFORD -ROUTE 5 - 15 WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY, WETHERSFIELD, CONN. 06109

in Paris Service Often Imitated But Never Surpassed

RADIANT HEAT - TELEVISION FREE ICE

fiREPROOf - MODERN DECOR AIR CONDITIONED

217

Air-Conditioned

Music

KEYSTONE SHIPPING CO.

GRINNELL BRINGS YOU

SHIP OWNERS, OPERATORS

TOTAL CAPABILITY

and AGENTS

IN FIRE PROTECTION

1. advanced research 2. custom engineering 3. expert insta llation -

Transport Specialists in

4. regular inspections on contract

Bulk Oils - Chemicals - Grains

GRINNELL COMPANY, INC. 1000 WALNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19107

260 WEST EXCHANGE STREET PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND

215 WAlnut 3-1300

STANDARD BUILDERS INCORPORATED General Building Contractors

Industrial

55 AIRPORT ROAD

218

-:-

Institutional

HARTFORD

C & N AUTO SERVICE Joseph Castro Phone 246-0055 Motor Tune-Ups - Broke Service 1279 Broad Street

Hartford, Conn.

WEST HARTFORD PUBLISHING COMPANY Printers Of The Trinity Tripod

Corner Allen and Broad

The HARVEY & LEWIS Co. GUILD OPTICIANS

Contact Lenses

Photographic Deportment

56 Pearl St.

Bishop's Corner

85 Jefferson St.

Hartford

West Hartford

Hartford

"Happiness Is An Attractive Playmate."

Men's and Women's

Fine Clothing Since 1909

MAKRIS Open 24

DINER

Hou~

a Day

1795 BERLIN TURNPIKE, ROUTE 5 - 15 WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT

~tarkpnlr,

fllllnnre, wrynn

115 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. Phone 522-0181 -

Open Thurs. 'til 9

One of America's Fine Stores "Where you can shop in an unhurried atmosphere"

ACE HARDWARE CO. MECHANICS

394 NEW BRITAIN AVENUE

SAVINGS

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

BANK Telephone 247-7904 Special Discounts to Trinity Students

80 PEARL STREET

Complete Tool Rental Service

HARTFORD, CONN.

Prompt Delivery Service

219

BUSINESS & INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE

VANDERLIP-REDMOND INC

•

221 ASYLUM STREET

•

HARTFORD, CONNECTI CUT 00103

•

527-7211

PLANNING & LAYOUT SERVICE • INTERIOR DESIGN

Est. 1926

Plant and Office 528-4175 - 6

Jilgrtm

1£aun~ry

<t!ompuny

Independently Owned & Operated 187 PROSPECT STREET

•

EAST HARTFORD, CONN.

OISI08

... Complete Linen Rental Service ...

Wholesale and Retail

Dry Cleaning and laundry Service

160 SOUTH MARSHALL STREET HARTFORD, CONN. 06105

Telephone 522-0148

Chartered Buses for Group Trips New York - Boston - Washington - Wellesley - Vassar

New! Modern!

HARTFORD

AIR RIDE

53 VERNON STREET

Air-Conditioned

Telephone 522 -6211

220

TRINITY BARBER SHOP WE SPECIALIZE IN COLLEGIATE HAIRCUTS

"Acrou the Rocks" 209 ZION STREET

"Happiness Is A Well-Earned Victory."

BENT & BENT, INC. TRACY, ROBINSON & WILLIAMS CO. Real Estate and Insurance INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES

Telephone 236-3211 110 AIRPORT ROAD

HARTFORD 14, CONNECTICUT

Phone 522-7211

436 FARMINGTON AVENUE HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

MARION'S LUNCHEONETTE Business: 527-9644

DELICATESSEN

-:-

SIRLOIN PITS 0 ... Worldwide Steak House Chain ... PIT #35

CATERING

Just over the Rocks 243 ZION STREET

BONANZA

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

956 NEW BRITAIN AVENUE WEST HARTFORD, CONN. Telephone 247-7955

PARIS FROZEN FOODS THEODORE D. BROSS & COMPANY Electrical Construction

Serving

Colleges - Fraternities - Institutions Better Restaurants

175 ENFIELD STREET Satisfaction is Our Best Guarantee HARTFORD 1, CONN. Phone East Hampton: 295-9807

221

L. L. ENSWORTH

WHITING GREENHOUSES

& SON, INC. Established 1852 Industria l Supplies and Steel Distributors 67 WHITING LANE 270 LOCUST STREET

WEST HARTFORD, CONN. 061 19

HARTFORD 14, CONNECTICUT

Telephone 523-4235

Telephone: 525-9141

Member Florist Telegraph Delivery

OTTO EPSTEIN, INC. Sanitary Engineers

CONN. PACKING CO.

and Telephone 242-5521

Contractors FORTY ELM STREET

Suppliers of

Fine Meats For Trinity College

HARTFORD CONNECTICUT

222

Also FANCY CATERING

AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO., INC. Shopping? Whenever you ' re up a tree ... Slip over to one of our branches!

EAST HARTFORD

Complete linen Rental Telephone 246-8841

HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD

"It Pays To Keep Clean"

WETHERSFIELD OLD SAYBROOK

490 WETHERSFIELD AVENUE HARTFORD, CONN.

WINDSOR

WHITE SWAN MOTEL Free TV

Air-Condition ing

Telephones in A l l Rooms

Telephone: 666-3333

NEWINGTON, CONNECTICUT

Telephones: 666-2412

Telephone 527-2522

MAURICE AUTO SERVICE Maurice Chamberland

279 WASHINGTON STREET HARTFORD, CONN.

666-2411

THE HOUSE OF

fJ/Je fffJ速~J

S. VOGEL SONS Institutional Wholesale Grocers since 1876

RESTAURANT. INC .

Specialties - Steaks, Roast Beef & lobsters

191 PARK AVENUE (rear)

3430 Berlin Turnpike EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Newington 11, Conn.

JACOB'S PAINT STORE Dutch Boy Paints lnterlux Morine Points 134 PARK ROAD WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Telephone: 236-2501

223 "Happiness Is A Warm Date."

KENT NATIONAL TYPEWRITER CO., INC. OLYMPIA TYPEWRITER DEALER

Soles - Rentals - Repairs on all makes of

Typewriters, Duplicators, Adding Machines and Checkwriters Duplicators and Office Supplies

CLEANERS

CLEANERS and DYERS Expert Tailors Alterations Use our "Speedy" Laundry Service Delivery Service Phones Hartford 249-4597

Winsted 379-6880

Special Rental Rates to Students Phone 527-1115 247 ASYLUM STREET

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

Plant 887 PARK STREET HARTFORD, CONN.

"Clothiers To Trinity Men Since 1904"

THE WASHINGTON DINER 175 WASHINGTON AVENUE

SLOSS BERG'S

"All-New"

INC.

Good Food . _ . Good Service

~r~ \\__Iftar 64 STATE STREET

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

Steaks, Chops, Seafood - A lways Quick and Courteous TRY OUR DINING ROOM FOR THE BEST IN BOTH

Plenty of Space and Free Parking Phone 247-6272

THE TOBACCO SHOP ' '\

01\C ~:

PHON£ · 2•0 ·7 MI

Complete Smokers' Supplies 31 PEARL STREET

... Featuring Our Complimentary Extras ... Remote Control TV - Morning Newspaper

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

Children Free - Cocktail with Dinner Push Button Coffee in Room - Indoor Parking

~.#~e?~ Fl E JEWElERS OVER Hi'.lf (£, TURY

NEIDITZ BROS. CONTRACT FURNITURE for

PRATT STREET

Schools, Institutions

HARTFORD, CONN.

500 FARMINGTON AVE. HARTFORD

224

Phone 529 -2993

TINA'S RESTAURANT and "Diamond Merchants and Brokers Since 1911"

HARTFORD MOTEL George Makris, Proprietor

Musical Instruments ROUTES U.S. 5 and CONN. 15 WETHERSFIELD, CONN.

108 AllYN STREET HARTFORD, CONN.

Greater Hartford's Most Modern Automatic

Car Wash

MR. TRUCK WASH

MR. AUTO WASH

... Qua lity Pies Delivered Daily ...

344 Broad Street Specializing in

MANCHESTER

Phone 246-8546

Fleets washed at 79 Edwards St.

your convenience

900 Wethersfield Ave.

at your terminals

HARTFORD

90 MAPLE AVENUE HARTFORD, CONN. 06114

Washing - Simonizing - Motor Cleaning

THE HEARTHSTONE 680 MAPLE AVENUE HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

Phone Hartford 529-8631

ESQUIRE MOTEL Tile Baths and Showers Free 23 in. Television

Open Kitchen Charcoal Broiler Steaks - Lorge Lobsters - Game Hens 246-8075

Phones In Every Room

200 Ft. South -

Howard Johnson's Restaurant

Next Door to Makris Diner Routes U.S. 5 and Conn. 15 -Wethersfield, Conn.

24-26 TRUMBULL STREET Hartford, Connecticut Telephone 525-2139 Clothiers - IMPORTERS - Furnishers

22 TRUMBULL STREET (next to Henry Miller) IVY LEAGUE FOOTWEAR

Styled in the Barrie ltd. Tradition

225

[!) Vnited CSank & Trust Gompany 15 CONVENIENT OFFICES Compliments of .. Hartford Offices: Constitution Plaza

NEW YORK

90 Pearl Street 9 19 Albany Avenue

MEAT PRODUCTS, INC.

673 Maple Avenue

Wholesale Meats

4 Offices in Bristol Area West Hartford Office:

BEEF - PORK - LAMB - VEAl

125 LaSalle Road Windsor Office:

48 EDWARD STREET

520 Windsor Avenue Five other offices:

HARTFORD,

CON~ECTICUT

Portland, New Hartford, Broad Brook Essex, Old Lyme

Telephone: 522-8281 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

5 A GA •••

only newspaper

in its third century . Daily • Sunday 226

Phone: Hartford 529-7 421

24 Hour Hotel Service

Air-Cond itioned

Tub Baths - Telephones in Rooms Hartford City limits

FLOORING CONTRACTORS

ROUTES U.S. 5 and CONN. 15 Wilbur Cross Highway WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT 164 BUCKINGHAM STREET First in Motor Bus and Charter Service

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

Of CONNKTICUT, f C.

For the Foremost in . . .

SERVICE

Tel. 249-6826

•

COURTESY

CHARTER A SHORT

•

RATES

LJNE 8USJ

Keep Your Group Together in Buses with R~lining Seats Anywhere - Anytime Across The State Or The Nation Bus Trips To Any Historic Area In Connecticut, New England Or N'e w York Special Consideration Given to School Children

For Charter Service Telephone 289-7927 12 JAMES STREET

LANDE~AN

AGENCY

•

EAST HARTFORD

HUNTINGTON'S BOOK STORES -

Books of All Publ ishers

... Orchestras and Entertainment ... IN HARTFORD Telephone 249-8619

11 0 Asylum Street

57 FARMINGTON AVENUE IN WEST HARTFORD HARTFORD, CONN. 968 Farmington Avenue

227

"Happiness Is Graduation."

INDEX MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 196S 68 1 26 96 72 96 84 I 09 130 97

72 I OS 97

I 09

133 72 133 72 97

72 130 109 130 84 B4 105 1 OS 1 30 109 85

106 93

97 110 85

12B I 19 I 30 126 1 10 110 73 9B 120 110 111 85 98 Ill 106 1 20 131 79 85

86 86 133 1 22 93 133 86 106 68 13 1 128

Abra ms , J. K., 20 Grond'.riew, Ave ., West Orange, N.J . Alexander, B. R. , 3 1 Dutch Pai nt, Hartford, Conn . Aile ~. R. W., 1 I 4 Cottage St., Me lro•e, Man . Arensman, R. M., 2S West Mable, Harrisburg , Il l. Arms, D. S., 2761 Chesterton Rd. , Shaker Heigh ts, O hio A.ron, M. G., S Westview Dr. Apt. A, Bloomfield, Co nn. Arscott, R. E., 35 Deepdole Rd ., Strafford · Wayne, Pe n no . Arterton, F. C. , 3508 Woodley Rd., Wos'h ington, D.C. Auch inclou, D., 71 E. 71 st St., New York , .Y. Bag ley, R. E., I 51 Keeney Ave., W. Hartford, Conn. Boker, E. F., Jr., 16 Birchfield Rd ., la rchm ont, N.Y. Bancroft, H. F., Jr., 214 E. 70th St., New York, N.Y. Bangert, R. W ., Jr., 496 So . Edward, Decatur, Ill. Ba nghart, J. C.. Rockbridge Ave ., Greenwich, Conn. Bard, J. A,. 310 Second St., Watertown, S.D. Barker, J. W., I 0 E. Brookside Dr., l archmont, N.Y. Botk ley, D. S., 1834 Johnson Ave., Raci ne, Wise . Barn ard , J., II, 2 19 Edgar Pl. , Eliz:obeth , N.J. Bosch , 8. J .. 8 Po ntiac Rd ., W . H<>rlford , Conn . Beck, R. P., 606 Fou lkstone Rd., Sharpley, Wi lmington , De l. Beck, R. D., 1794 Country Side Dr., Salt lake City, Utah Beckett, N. J .. Jr. , 49 11 Erie St., Ann<>dole, Va . Benjamin, P., Ill, 140 Duck Pond Rd ., Glen Cove, N.Y. Berkow itz, S. H., 150 Jack•on St., Anson ia , Conn . Bernstein, R. M., 1328 Huckleberry La ., Hewlett Harbor, N.Y . Beyer, R. H., 515 Horr ilon Rd ., Bryn Mawr, Penna. Bige low, E. T., Jr ., 1831 East Dr., Santo 8orbora, Cali f. Bi shop, J . S., 2 Buckwalter Rd., Phoenixville, Penna . Bl iss, C. M., Jr .. 585 Somer5e l l o ., Northfield, Ill. Blocksidge, R. W ., 379 Zion St., Ha rtford , Conn. Bohn , P. H., 3700 21st Ave., Rock Isla nd , Ill. Borde n, l. M. , Ill, Weatogue Rd., Sa lis bury, Conn. Born, F. H. , 145 E. 82nd St., New York, N.Y. Bory, l. 0 ., 2 2 levee Pl. , Glen Cove, N. Y. Bo ultbee, G. H., 70 Bush Ave., Greenwic h, Conn . Bowers, W . E., Kind le Ave ., Box 13 1, Almoneuon, N.J . Brig ham, W . A., Tuxedo Park , N.Y. Brown, R. H., 3114 Midvale Ave ., Ph iladelphia, Pen no . Brown, T .A., 14 Twombly Dr., Su mmil, N.J . Burr, R. A., 105 Ma nsfield Ave ., Darien , Conn . Burr, T. D., 422 Fountain St. , Gra nd Rapids , Mich. Bushnell, T. P., 93 Gorvon St., E. Hartford, Con n. Camp, R. C.• 1400 Jefferson Ave., Akron, Oh io Campbell, A. S., Jr., I I Talbot Ave., Medford, Moss . Candee, l . H., 93 Ma in St., Watertow n, Conn. Cantor, N., 602 Townsh ipli ne Rd., Elkins Pork, Pen no. Cargill, W. R., 3165 Dolo Ave ., Highland Pork, Ill. Carlson , R. R., 1719 Torringford St .. Torrington , Conn. Corrod , D. C., 260 longmeadow Rd ., Smoke Rise, N.J. Chopin, E. W ., Jr., 6 Fairfield Or., Catonsville, Md . Chorlield, J. H., Main St. , Bradford, Vt. Chew, W . H., Ill, 436 East Barb rAve ., Woodbury, N.J. Clark, D. S., 65 Alp ine Pl., Kearny, N.J . Coole, S. C., V, 11 9 Bra ndegee La ., Berlin, Co,n. Coiner, B. N., 26 Ka lo roma Circle N.W ., Washing ton, D.C. Conover, E. M., 96 Va nderveer Ave., Somerville, N.J. Cook , 0 . S., 1 20 Nelherwood Ave .. North Pla infield, N.J. Cooper, C. l., 3801 Gradyville Rd. , New town Square, Penna . Coryell, G. M., Jr., 108 land ing Rd . North , Rochester, N.Y. Crone, A. H., Ill, 6B 7 Bloomfield Ave., Bloomfield , Conn . Crays, R. C., 591 Reef Rd ., Fairfield , Conn. Curren, A. T., Jr., Wells Hill Rd ., Weston, Conn. Davison, It V., 40 lri qvois Dr., Pittsburg h, Penna . Dawson, R. l., Av . Copocabona 2, Apto . 502 , Rio de Jane iro, Brazil Denby, D. A., Poppasquosh Rd. , Bristol , R.I. DePietro, R. E., Jr., 951 Forbes St., E. Hortf~d. Conn . Deutsch , D. S., Cherry Valley Rd ., Greenw ic h, Conn. Dewey, 0 . C., Jr., White Hone Rd ., Malvern , Penna. DiFQZio, L P., Jr ., 80 Burwood Rd ., Wethers~eld , Conn . Donohue, J. R., 40 Arnold St., Hartford, Conn. Doorley, R. D., 215 Pe'n fle ld Pl., Dunellen , N.J . Ouennebier, F. K., 126 Th orncliff Dr., Rochester, N.Y.

229

86 98 79 98 82 86

73 69 79 79 122 B6 80 73 87 I 06 I 29 99 111 99 69 80 1 06 73 111 131 106 107 71 123 99 73 1I 1 Bl 11 2 B7 134 11 2 I 12 87 11 2 99 74 134 99 74 74 I 13 74 99 131 1 23 132 1 13 1 13 129

Dunlop, R. G ., 1062 Rock CTeek Rd., Bryn Mawr, Po . Earnshaw, S. B., 56 18 Overlea Rd., Sumner, Md . Ellison, G . B., Route # 1, Eighty -Four, Po. Ellwood, J . H., 2336 Blake Blvd ., Ceda r Rap ids , Iowa Fa irfield, A. H., 2451 Ridge Rd ., Berkeley, Cali f. Fin ley, J. D., Jr., 1 2 Blossom Cove Rd ., Red B-onk, N.J . Fitzner, l. E. , Jr., 27 Cole Terr., New Rochelle, N.Y. Formeister, J. F., 571 South Ma in St., W . Hartford, Conn . Frockelton, W . H., 2403 E. Newberry, Mil waukee, Wise. heedson, 0 ., 23 Westminster Rd ., Marbleh ea d, Mau . Gobriell , J . W . H., Rock Rd . West, RO # 2, Bound Brook, N.J . Golvin, T. E., 279 1 Ches te rton Rd ., Shaker Heights, O hio Gomson, E. P., 41 00 Morine Or., Ch icago, Il l. Gann , R. G ., 17 Mansfleld Ave ., W . Hartford, Co n n. Garofolo, 0 . A. , 129 Cumberland St., Hartford, Conn . Garson , T. A., 941 Park Ave ., ew Y~k. N.Y. Gay, R. J. , 705 Stanley St., New Brita in, Conn. Geetter, P. H., 14 B Maplewood Ave ., W . Hartford, Conn. Golann, S. W ., 86·09 Marengo St.. Hollitwood, N.Y. Goldberg, J., 31 Eott Eucl id St.. Hortford , Con n. Gorsky, B. H., 98 Kent St. , Hartford , Conn. Gould, R. D., 50 Auburn Rd ., W . Hartford, Conn. Graham, R. E., 107 Huckleberry la ., Syracuse, N.Y. Gray, J. B., 7 Soljer Rd ., Waterford, Conn. Graybill, 0 . J., 1255 Rose mont l a ., Abington, Po . Green , S. F., Genera l De livery, Smithmi ll, Po . Gregg, W. P., Jr., One lexington Ave., Havertown, Po . Griffin, R. M., Box 1 OS, Middlesex Rd .. Tyngsboro, Moss. Guenther, D..C., 6B7 West 204th St., New York, N.Y. Holkher, R. C., 29 Hale St., Ext., Rockville, Conn . Hance, C. E., 40 I Branch Ave., little Silver, N.J. Hansen, E. T., 22 Governor St., Hartford, Conn. Hartman, R. W ., 7 Fielding Ct. , South Orange, N.J. Hemmerle, G . E., 300 E. 57th St., New York, N.Y. Hendry, E. S., 2411 N. 24th St., Arli ngton , Va. Henry, T. C., !2 Glenwood Or., Short Hills, N.J. Henry, T. J ., Jr., 150 E. 69th St., New York, N.Y. Harkness, l. C., Ill, 1060 5th Ave., New York, N.Y . Hiott, J. S., 1731 Jefferson Ave ., Bethlehem, Pa . Hobson , M., 90 Hart Acre Rd . ,Sovl hington, Conn. Hoff, S. K., 166 Willi• St., Westminister, Md . Hoffma n, D., 95 Bo lla rd Or., W. Hartford, Conn . Hoffman, D. W ., Ranchland, R.O. 3 , Me,han iCJburg, Po. Hollenbeck , P. B.. 2806 North limestone SJ., Springfield, Ohio Holmes, D. H., Old South Rd ., Elmwood, Conn. Hopke, P. K., 146 Northt\eld Rd ., Houppouge, N.Y. Hopkint, H. H., 4302 Wen dover Rd. , Baltimore, Md . Hornfischer, D. R., 64 Turner Ave ., Torrington, Conn. Horstick, D. P., 145 Marston Ave ., Eau Claire, W ist . Hurwitz, R. M., We llington Apt. # 1603, 19th & Walnut Sis., Ph iladelphia, Po . Huskins, l. A., 113 MacDonald St., Hempstead , N.Y. Jaeger, J. T., Jr., 3000 Fa irmont Blvd .. Clevelond Heighh, O hio Jarman, D. B., 20 N. 2 1st St., East Orange , N.J . Joy, B. A., 67 Robins Crescent, New Rochelle , N.Y. Jenkins, S. J., 55 I 0 South Wood lawn Ave., Chicago, Ill , Jervey, A. J ., 907 Elizabeth Rd. , Shelby, N.C. Jewett, J. P., 1820 Sweeney Ave ., las Vegos, Nev . Jo hnson, B. E., 9 Goslee Dr., Manchester, Conn. Johnson, M. E., 2710 46t h St. S.W ., Seattle, Wash . Jorolemon, J . 0 ., 1925 Sprin g Valley Rd., Pittsburgh, Po. Josephson , M. E., 1655 Buckingham Rd ., West Englewood, N.J. Kadyk, J . M., 1101 N. 6th St., Gorden City , Kansas Kordon , A., 340 W . 28th St., New York, N.Y. Katz, R. V., 38 Be ntley Ave ., Jersey City, N .J. Kelly, T. J ., 221 2 N. Quintana St., Arlington , Yo . Kelsey, W . T., 59 Burlington Rd ., Murray Hill, N.J . Kent, R. C. , 4201 Massachusetts Ave ., N.W ., Washington, D.C. Khouri, G . M,, 5 Hanna Samara h, Bethlehem , Jordan Kirby , R. MacA ., 548 E. Pike St., Cynthiana, Ky. Knapp, P. J., 20 Buena Vista Rd., W . Hartford, Conn . Knopp, S. l., 3138 Highland Pl., Washington, D.C.

87 113 1 24 1 24 88 93 1 25 113 100 75 114 100 114 88 100 121 107 1 00 69 100 88 114 134 101 l3.4 \ 93 ll4

88 115 115 115 101 75

I 01 75 75

115 89 101 89 9-4 127 89 116 116 107 9-4 127 135 1 21 1 16 102 95 102

Kn ier, F. W ., 1 Rambling lo. , Malvern, Po. Koeppel, A. E., 195 Meadowview Ave ., Hewlett, N.Y. Kolb, 0. L., 466 W. Clopier St., Philadelph ia, Po . Kolewe, 0., Rt. 3, Box 103, Belvidere, 111. Kunzel, R. H., 140 E. 17th St., New York, N.Y. lambert. P. G ., 211 Nahum Dr. , Hartford, Conn. langlois, T. P., 322 Hills ide Ave. , Hartford, Conn . lapho.m, R. 8., 20 lowndes Sq., london, S.W .l., England LaSelle, R. V., 1715 Broeburn Rd ., Allo:deno, Calif. louerini , E. J. , -406 Motionuck Ave., Windsor, Conn . lee, S. B. Jr., 4320 Old Domin ion Dr., Arii nglon, Vo . lemego, J. W., 184 New Britain Ave. , Hartford, Conn. Letchworth, G. J., 111, 268 Elmwood Ave. , E. Aurora, N.Y. levine, J. G., 22-4 N. 5th St., Reading, Po . Liebowi tz, J. H., 12·23 Edw<Jrd St., Fair lawn, N.J . Linder!, H. A., -4942 Woodburn , Milwaukee, Wise . lodge, E. T., P.O. 8ox 86, Polo, Calif. Lombardo, V. S., 251 Pine La ., Wethersfie ld, Conn . Lorch, C. B., 2036 Clinton St., Rockford, Ill. Laue, J . W., 1275 4th Ave., Salt lake City, Utah Lowenthal, M. R., 186 Auburn Rd ., W. Hartford, Conn. Lubitz, J. D., 141 Shennecossett Pkwy., Groton, Conn. lynch, R. C., 175 8riorwood Crossing, Cedarhurst, N.Y. MacPherson, M. C., 15 Ba iley Ave., Yalesville, Conn. Modoen, D. W ., 2191 Arms Or., Girard, Ohio Mak in, J. H., Rte. # 5, Clifton ltd., Frederick, Md . Markovich, C. J., 172 Maple St., Croton·on·Hud•on, N.Y. Mason, R. H., 37 Volley View, Summit, N.J . McCalmont, P. W., 15 Weebetook lo., Cincin nati, Ohio McClenahan, B. W., 225 W. Gravers La ., Philadelphia , Po . McDc;>niel, J. R., R.R. # 4, Seven Hills Rd ., Jefferson City, Mo. .Mciver, lt . S., 401 Colebrook La., Bryn· Mawr, Po . .Mead, J. J . S., Jr., Waccabuc, N.Y . Meek, R. G ., 320 Green Manor Terr ., Windsor locks, Conn. Meech, C. E., 1011 Kom i lkegomi-Cho, Ohto·Ku, Tokyo, Japan Meyero, E. B. , 40 Birchall Dr., Scarsdale, N.Y . .M iller, L. S., 217 Pork Ave ., Meadville , Po. Mj tchell , R. G ., Jr., 395 Miramonte• Ave., Woodside, Calif. .Moore, J. G., 501 W . 153rd St., New York, N .Y. Morgan, S. 0 ,, 16-4 E. 72nd St., New York, N.Y. Morine, R. F., 217-54 Peck Ave., Queen• Village, N.Y. Moroze, B. M., 60 Echo Boy Dr., New Roche lle , .Y. Matt, R. F., 11, Mount Harmony Rd ., For Hills, N. J . Mouicoto, S., 827 Wethersfie ld Ave ., Hartford, Conn . Mseko, C. M., St. Mortin '•-.Moli ndi, PB 4, Fort JohMon, Malawi Nielsen, A. R., 400 N. Quaker l o., W. Hartford , Conn . Orbell ,R. W., I I 2 W , Willow Grove Ave., Phil11delph io, Po. Oldershow, P. W., 27 Jefferson St., Holyoke, Moss . O'Neil, D., Volley Rd ., Cos Cob, Conn. O'Neil, J. J., 251 Cc;>mbridge Ave., Fa ir Hoven, N.J. Orellana, J. R., 6 a Colle- Pontiente # 1725 , SC!n Salvador, El Salvadore, C.A , Ornata, J. G ., 43 Webb St. , Hamden, Conn. Osowecki, V. W. Jr., 1 836 Poquonock Ave ., Poquonock, Conn. Parham, W. L., 3461 Tu>1edo Rd . N.W., Atlanta, Go. Parlin, J. A., Ill, 1-475 Moon Volley La ., Cincin nati, Ohio Parrish, J . E., 9527 Vogue Lo. , Houston, Texas Parsons, P. S., 2017 Bellevue Way, Tallahassee, Flo. PeTkins, B. B., 1143 Evergreen Ave., Pla infield, N.J . P rkjns, S. , 1143 Evergreen Ave ., Pla in field, N.J. Perry, G . 0., 30 Hampsh ire Sl., Methuen, .Moss. 'he lps, K. D., Jr., Rte . #I , Box 1050, Brookeville, Md. Pierce, P. G., 446 S. W. Allen Ave ., Beaverton, Oregon. Pollard, F. H., 26 Court Dr., lancaster Ct., W ilmington, Del. Potlerveld , It, W., -4 132 N . Farwe ll Ave ., Shorewood , W ise . Prentice, P. S., 41 Potteuon Ave ., Hempstead, N .Y. Price, R. M., 91 Herb.,rt Dr., E. Hartford, Con n. Prillaman, F. C., 2108 Skyl ine Ct., Bloom ington , Ill. Raw li ngs, 0 . L., 126 Olmstead Hi ll Rd ., W ilton , Conn . Rebmann , D. R. , R.F. D. #1 , Burlington, Un ionv ille, Conn. Reyburn , W. E., 1525 W. 7th, Sedalia, Mo.

103 89 75 8Q I 29 135

75 76 103

76 l 07 116 76 81 135

76 76 108 11 7 95 90 1 17 132 117 108 69 90 90 132 103 70 76 117 90 70 91 91

108 132 81 118 118 135 125

I 08

77 70 11 8 11 8 103

77 91 91

77 77 91 118

230

Rhine, K. W., Sox 385A , Rt . # 1, Dover, N.J. Richardson , A. E., 2335 Ardleigh, Cleveland Heights , Ohio Richardson, J. E., II, R.D. # 3, New Milford, Conn. Robinson, G. C., 29 Dyor La ., Grosse Pointe, Mich . Rogow, l. M., 15 Roosevelt Terr., Bayonne, N.J. Rohman, B. P., 43 Fairlee Rd., W. Hartford, Conn. Roosevelt, J . .M., 32 288 Ito bin Hood Dr., Birmingham, .Mich . Rorer, E. C., 8100 li ncoln Dr., Ph il odelphi<J, Po. Rosen , B. P. , 74 W. Morn ingside St., Hartford , Conn. Rosenfeld, W. N., 4 Arleig h Rd., Rockville Centre, N.Y. Roth, R., 316 Prospect St., E. longmeadow, Mos.s. · Royce, H. R., 2801 Xerxes Ave. , Min neapolis, Minn . Rozell, J . .M., 19 Prospe<l St. , Summit, N.J. Solloh, 0 . A., 43 Buckle St., Bathurst, Ga mbia Somph , T., 21 25 Prall Sl., Philadelphia, Pa. Sandberg, S. G., 26 Tollgate Rd., Wethersfield, Conn . Sowicki , J. e., 390 liberty St., Meriden, Conn. Schlotter, C. N., 109 .Middle Rd ., Wilmington, Md . Schumacher, F. C. , Jr., 9 Soulhmoor, Clayton, Mo. Selchow, K. W., 136 Cloy St., Tbomoston, Conn . Sevin, B. H., 26 Fowler St., New Hoven , Conn . Sheo, T. F., 3 Cottage St., Natick, Moss. Shi lton , L. G., 2324 Ripley St., Ph iladelphia, Po . Sidor, W . J ., Jr., 1554 Asylum Ave., W. Hartford, Conn. Silverman, H. F., 60 Hebt on St., HorlfoTd, Conn. Simon oon, J. D., 91 Albany Ave., New Britain, Conn . Skrel, P. M., 268 Hillside Ave ., Hartford, Conn . Smith, A. D., 387 Brook Ave., N. PLainfield, N.J. Smith, R. A., Jr., 62 Litchfield Rd ., Port Washington , N.Y. Snedeker, T. S., 770 Pork Ave ., New York, N.Y. Somma, .M., .Morris, Conn . Soller, D. R., 5-46 N. Charlotte, Pottstown, Po . Sprague, 0 ., Jr. , 200 E. Pearson St., Chicago, Ill. Stansfield, R. J., 50 Wildem Rd., Berlin, Conn. Steele, R. C., 5535 Campus Dr., E. Snyder, N .Y. Stocek, H. F., Jr., 15 Spring St., Deep River, Conn. Stolz, J. L., 1309 Dauphin Ave., Wyomissing , Po . Stone, J. C., Ill, Indian Hills Trail , Louisville, Ky. Stroud, R. R., 241 Old Short Hills Rd ., Short Hills, N.J. Sturrock, P. A., 613 E. Wadsworth Ave., Philadelph ia, Po . Swander, 0 . C., Ill , 2736 Belvoir Blvd., Cleve land, Ohio Sweeney, K. D., 39 Burr Forms Rd ., Westport , Con n. Taylor, T. H., 21 Fairmount, Brookline, Moss . Tempos, J. M., 115 North Pork lo., LeSueur, Minn . Thomas, J. T., 2562 Bex ley Pork Rd ., Columbus, Oh io Thoren, K. A., Jr., 29 Amaryllis Dr., Windsor, Conn. Tomford, R. C., 16 Chelsea Dr., .Merrick, N.Y. Uphoff, 0 . L., 524 Johnson, Minonk, Ill . Urbonelli, J., 828 Medical Res. Hall, 1620 .McElderry St., Baltimore, Md. Wallace , W . D. , Jr., 505 Orchard Rd ., Syracuse, N.Y. Wale•, A. T., l ieutenant's La ., O ld Lyme, Conn. Wallis, R. C., 31 0 Clwyd Rd ., Cynwyd , Po . Word, R. J. , 458 Founta in St., New Hoven, Conn. Waterhouse, K. S., Box 1 25, Puuene, Maui, Hawaii We juli, H. W. W., P.O . Box 280, Kokomego , Kenya Wellborn, W . K., P.O. Box 809, Alvin, Texas Wells, T. E., IV, 1351 N. Green bay Rd ., lake Fore.t, Ill . Wendell , G . B.. Jr., 5 Cherry La ., Westfield, N. J. Wholen, T. E., 141 ltobin Rd ., W . Hartford, Conn. Wh ite, B. D., 1 554 Broo.d St. , Hartford, Conn. White, J. P., 433 31st St. N .W., Canton, Oh io W illi ams, D. 0 ., 631 7 Sherman St., Philadelphia, Po . Willia ms, J . N., 488 Arl ington Ave ., Clork•ville, Ind. Winter, G .. P., 10 Deerfield Rd ., Port Washington, N.Y. Woodcock, J. L., Great Oak Estates, R.f. D. 2, Chestertown , .Md. Woodruff, D. C., 107 Cotswold Rd ., Baltimore, .Md. Woodworth , T. B., 2109 Dorche ster, Birm ingham, .Mich. Woolhon, A. e., 17 Brownell Ave ., Hartford, Conn. Yovin sky, M. A., 224 Newbury St., Hc;>rtford, Conn. Zimmerman, P. R., 2711 Volley Brook Pl. , Nashville, Tenn .

FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION

121 126 122 127 71

116 90 83 66 102 140 113 94

125 142 72 12 1 143 97 124 146 104 133 128 109 87 97 176 110 I 26 80 197 119 102 112 85 140 83 70 147 70 125 103 145 74 105 66 92 145 96 1 23 146 142

Anderson, G . A. Anderson, M. G. Andri on, G. W . Aropura, J. G. Barber, C. M. Bankwitz, P. C. F. Battis, R. A. Beach, G. B. Birnkommer, J . A. Benton, R. P. Berry, V. A. Block, R. C. Blakeslee, T. R. Bobko, E. Broun, M. Bridge, F. G . F. Burger, J . W . Butcher, M. V. Butler, J. F. Cameron, K. W. Co mpo, M. R. Carlson , W . Chapman, R. W. Cherbonn ier, E. L. Constonl, F. W. Cooper, G. B. Curran, W . S. Dando, J . A. Doth, R. A. Davis, E. W . Delong, H. DePhillips , H. A. Donnelly, H. F. Oorwort, H. L. Doskow, G. Downs, N. Dunn, l . Edwards, J. W . Elliott, T. G . Endrich, f . C. Eng ley, D. 8. Ferguson, C. B. fischer, E. Foulke, R. D. frost, D. Galbraith , 0 . 8. Gostmann, A. l. Grosser, J . B. Green, H. B. Griffith, J . E. Gwynn , F. l. Hanse n, C. V. Harron, R.

Heath, R.

81 132 13 1 132 120 145 1 24 1 29 139 138 180 71 144 124 119 145 203 94 144 I 31 130 I 23 127 128 92 175 66 146 133 141 100 198 126 104 82 144 108 12 1 129 103 67 92 141 1 22 107 67 82 93 175 69 146 81 120 102

Heeren, J. K. Hersch, P. D. Herschberger, A. C. Higgins, G . C. Hoffman, S. Holland, A. E. Hook, D. D. Howard , A. J . Hughes, A. H. Jacobs, A. C. Jessee, D. E. Jones, F. S. Ke l•ey, D. H. Kenan , A. l . Klimczak, W. J . Knopp, H. K. Kurth, K. Kroft, W. E. Kyrcz, E. J. lacy, 0 . W l anghorne, M. C. Leavitt, W . lee, It T. li ndsay , R. Mack immie, A. A. Marchese, F. Marsha ll, G. R. Mason, J. A. Mauc h, T. M. McKune, T. B. McNulty, J. B. McPhee, C. H. Means, B. W. Mentzer, T. C. Merrimonl A .

Messer, H. W. Meyer, P. W . Meyers, V. Mi ll er, C. Minot, S. Morgan , C. H. Morri•, R. K. Muir, W . H. Naylor, l. H. Neoverson , R. C. Nichols, G . E. Notapau los, J. A. Nye, E. P. Oos ti ng , R. Pappas, M. N. Parker, K. C. Pe iker, A. l. Poliferno, M. J. Potter, J. l.

231

134 98 144 95 146 108 146 95 87 144 129 118 184 190 13-4 117 79 78 101 140 145 105 120 125 68

11 1 146 142 84 138 89 135 125 77 140 141 146 88 I 27 123 71 114 83 119 91 115 101

Robil, A. Risdon, D. B. Robertson, J. K. Russe ll, R. Ryan, J . F. Salamon, L. Salter, M. Sopego, A. E. Scheuch, R. Schi lling, J. T. Schmugge, T. Schoen hals, K. P. Shul b, lt. E. Slaughter, R. D. Sleeper, C. F. Sloan, E. W . Smellie, R. H. Sm ith , S. B. Smith, P. Smith, T. A. Spencer, W. H. Stedman , M. S. Stewart, R. C. Stires, l. Taylor, J. C. E. Thompson, D. G . B. Tinsley, D. P. Tomot, L. R. Towle, l. W. Trustees Tuc ker, lt. W . Tull, A. C. Vaccaro , J. A. Von Stone, J. M. Voge l, It M. Wo:ggett, J. S. Wa lker, N. A. Wa lsh, C. f. Wo lto.n, W. M. Waterm an, R. P. Watters, C. E. Weaver, G . Wh itfield, K. Wh ittlesey, E. F. Wightman, J. W . Willey, T. E. Williams, lt. M.

VISITING lECTURERS

Joseph Albers, Artist in Residence Howard Nemerov, Po.e t in Residence

ACTIVITIES

HONORARY FRATERNITIES

163 158 160 158 161 162 157 163 160 15 1 152 174 157 174 162 162 157 163 159 160 157 160 160 174 163 161 161 156 158 158 156 157 174 158 159 161 159 162 162 154 157 162 174 161 159 160 152 161 163 163

159 155 155 159 158

A IESEC American I nsti tute of Phys ics Archive Atheneum Bond Campus Chest Cerberus Cercle Fron~ois Chamber Players Chapel Cabinet Chapel Choir Cheerleaders Christian Association Corinthian Yacht Clu b Crown Investment league Eco nomics Club FEC The Fliers Folk Si ngers G lee Club Hillel Society IF<: International Students Organ ization Intramural Boord Ital ia n Club IVY Jesters Junior Advisers Lay Readers Mather Hall Boord Medusa Newman Club Ou ti ng Club Pipes Pipes & Dru ms Political Forum Psychology Club Review Rifle Club Senate The Set Spanish Club Sports O rgani zation Travelers Tri nidods Tri pod Vestry WRTC-FM Young Democrats Young Repub licans

Del ta Phi Alpha Ph i Beta Koppo Pi Gommo Mu Psi Chi Sigma Pi Sigma

FRATERN I TIES

167 167 168 168 169 169 170 170 171 17 1 172 172

Alpha Chi Rho Alpha Delta Ph i Brown ell Club Delio Koppo Epsilo n Delta Phi Phi Kappa Psi Pi Koppo Alpha Psi Ups ilon QED Sain t Anthony Hall Sigma Nu Theta Xi

SPORTS

193 206 184 205

195 195 207 183 187 180 204 197 189 198 208 176 204 192 206 190 205 202 208

203 207

232

Baseball ( Varsity) Baseball ( Frosh) Basketball (Vars ity) Basketba ll (Frosh) Crew (Varsity ) Crew Uunior Varsity) Crew ( Fros hI Cross Country Fencing Footba ll (Varsity I Football (l'rosh) Golf Hockey Lac roue (Varsity ) Lacrosse ( Frosh) Soccer (Varsity) Soccer ( frosh I Squash ( Vars i ty) Squash ( Fras h) Sw immi ng ( Varsi ty ) Sw imming ( Frosh) Tennis (Varsity) Tennis (Frosh) Track (Varsi ty) Track (frosh )