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• ■* Our Alumni Council Officers
Profits joined the GAA council in 1975. Within a I year, she became a member of the executive board and in the span of four years, was elected second vice president, chaired the executive board, and was chosen
first vice president. In June, “Jo” became the first t woman GAA president. She lives in Bangor, ME. i i
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i Miss Josephine M. Profits ’38 i President i i Sylvester, a Houlton, ME attorney, joined the council in 1975 and within two years, agreed to I spearhead UMO’s alumni fund. As national campaign t chairman, he used a “personal appeal” to meet the I GAA’s record goal of $450,000. Torrey is commander t of a U.S. Naval Reserves unit in Bangor, ME. Torrey A. Sylvester ’59 First Vice President
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I This Mobil Oil Corporation executive from Topsfield, MA, directed the national fund campaign in 1979, just two years after he joined the council. This year, Johnson will serve an unusual second term I
as fund chairman, seeking a record goal of $650,000 I from alumni around the world. Under his guidance, last year’s Alumni Fund brought in $540,771 — the largest amount ever raised in a single year. William D. Johnson ’56 Second Vice President National Fund Chairman
Sprague was elected to his first three-year term on the council in 1980. He served an “apprenticeship” under outgoing treasurer, Jim Webster ’59. Sprague not only watches the GAA’s assets, but also reports to the management of the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad in Bangor, where he is vice president for public relations and personnel.
Richard W. Sprague ’51 Treasurer
Barker retired after 20 years with a real estate firm in Longmeadow, MA. As class secretary, she was instrumental in updating alumni addresses. This loyal supporter of UMO once said, “the university is really in my blood.” Barbara C. Barker ’39 Clerk publisher Lester J. Nadeau ’59 The Maine Alumnus editor Catherine M. Palmer ’72 Fall, 1981 class notes/deaths Faith Webster ’60 photography Jack Walas Vol. 62, No. 4 Crossland Alumni Center, Orono, ME 04469 Keith Dresser Al Pelletier (telephone 207-581-7392) alumni association officers President Josephine M. Profita ’38 First Vice President Torrey A. Sylvester ’59 Second Vice President INDEX Cover: Photo by Jack Walas William D. Johnson ’56 Treasurer Richard W. Sprague ’51 6 8 10 Clerk Barbara C. Barker ’39 Jo Profita Travel Reunion Pictures Executive Director GAA council elects China — a place like Dancing and fun during Lester J. Nadeau ’59 first woman chief; nowhere else. Faculty Reunion Weekend — in alumni council Barbara C. Barker ’39 Profita vows results. member gives travel tips. photographs. Barbara Bodwell ’45 Owen H. Bridgham ’52 Edward T. Bryand ’52 14 19 2 News Margo F. Cobb ’52 Mark Cohen ’54 Athletics Alumni Fund 5 Headliners Paul F. Desmond ’59 Dana C. Devoe ’56 Maine’s newest football Alumni givers published 18 Class Notes Norinne H. Fitzgibbon ’59 coach tackles the job. in modern listing. 32 Deaths James Goff ’63 James G. Good ’71 Laurie Gordon ’82 Preston W. Hall ’54 William D. Johnson ’56 Charles Mercer ’82 Alan F. Merritt ’58 Arthur Nicholson III ’67 Carroll R. Pickard ’52 Leonard N. Plavin ’48 Henry P. Schmelzer ’65 Debra A. Scott ’80 Patricia N. Shaw ’70 Doris E. Spencer ’45 Charles E. Stickney ’44 Janet U. Sweetser ’68 Fred P. Tarr ’53 Janet R. Willis ’74 John F. Wilson ’33 ex-officio members Paul H. Silverman, president university of maine at orono David W. Fox ’52, president university of maine foundation Charles F. Bragg II, chairman university of maine at orono development council annual alumni fund national chairman William D. Johnson alumni representatives to the athletic advisory council Willard Farnham ’60 Winston E. Pullen ’41 Myron W. Zimmerman ’50
The Maine Alumnus, published four times a year by the General Alumni Association, Alumni Center, University of Maine at Orono, Orono, Maine 04469. The General Alumni Association, Arthur Nicholson III, president, is an unincor AWARD-WINNING PHOTO — “It was so desolate, I liked the mood it evoked, ” said porated association, classified as an educational and char itable organization as described in section 509(a)(1) of the photographer Michael Mardosa ’73 about the scene of his prizewinning photo. Lured by Internal Revenue Code. Total number of copies printed per an attractive brook and the strong diagonal lines of fallen deadwood, Mardosa used year, 150,000. Average per issue, 37,500. Send changes of address and letters to the editor to the business office six common sense and a NIKON FM to win a merit prize in the second annual Marsh Island weeks prior to the next issue. $10 to the Annual Alumni Fund Photography Contest sponsored by the Office of Student Affairs and the University of is a subscription to The Maine Alumnus for one year. Third class postage paid at Orono, Maine 04469. Maine Art collection. This winning shot was taken near Bucksport, Maine, Reuning Alumni Honor Wilson ’33, Dedicate Crossland Alumni Center
first woman in the history of the GAA to hold that title. Others elected were Toney Sylvester ’59, of Houlton, first vice president; William Johnson ’56, of Topsfield, MA, second vice president; Richard Sprague ’51, of Bangor, treasurer; and Barbara C. Barker ’39, of Longmeadow, MA, clerk. Named to second three-year terms on the GAA Council were Barbara Barker, Preston, W. Hall of West Boylston, MA; Carroll R. Pickard of Hermon, ME; Janet U. Sweetser of Auburn, ME; and Fred T. Tarr of Lexington, MA. First-term councilors named were Owen Bridgham of Bar Harbor, Dr. Norinne Fitzgibbon of New York City and Debra Scott of Shrewsbury, Arthur Nicholson III (left) applauds John MA. William C. Farnham of Brewer will Wilson ’33 serve on UMO’s Athletic Advisory Council. UMO alumni, who gathered in June for Reunion ’81, awarded former General Alumni Association president, John F. Wilson ’33, the coveted Pine Tree Emblem Award for his service in promoting alumni work. Wilson was cited at the annual ceremonies for his near-50 years of business News and alumni organizing success. In other matters, alumni gathered for outdoor ceremonies to dedicate the oldest building on campus to Charles E. Crossland, who at 86, has devoted more than 67 years to the university, including a term as acting UMO president. In his honor, North Hall was renamed the Charles E. Crossland Alumni Center. Elected president of the GAA was Josephine M. Profita ’38, of Bangor, the
This is the oldest building and I guess I’m the oldest thing rattling around in it too, ” says Crossland, who will be 87 in December. 2 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 l / */ ... ? *. •< i 1 *4 • > {Jh •>. u • ’ • i ’V
GRADUATION JUBILATION is the reason for the happy smile on this woman ’s face. Possibly her own parents (top, right) stand in the crowd gathered for commence ment May 9, determined to find their young ster among 1,500 other students who received degrees during the 163rd graduation exercises. At right, Harold A. Alfond of Waterville and May Sarton of York relax after being awarded honorary doctoral degrees. Adding the new graduates to the alumni roster pushes the list to more than 60,000. (Jack Walas photos)
Maine Aiumnus/September, 1981 3 All the News of Fish in Print ’75 Alumna Educates Crusty Fishermen
STONINGTON, MAINE — This small, The same was true in 1971. Peters, who coastal town is the home of a tiny grew up in the Belmont-Cambridge area, publication with the ambitious goal of was part of the first coed class at Yale. educating the New England fisherman, the She had just finished her second year and crucial first step toward what many see as was tired of studying medieval history. the political and economic awakening of She took off for Maine (“it was small the industry. enough that you could do something and it would matter”) and wrote some articles Unlikely as it may seem, Commercial on the local fishing industry for the Fisheries News, as this instrument of weekly newspaper in Stonington, the industrial transformation is called, is Island Advantages. headed by a 29-year-old woman. Peters returned to school at the University of Maine at Orono in 1975 and Robin Alden Peters, who has never completed an economics degree. She also fished for a living, is trying to educate the worked as a fisheries extension agent. crusty, independent (some say stubborn) Despite financial uncertainties, it was and almost always male New England decided in October to transform Maine fisherman. Commercial Fisheries into Commercial Commercial Fisheries News focuses on Fisheries News. The shift to regional anything of interest to the nearly Robin A. Peters coverage, has not been easy and a look at fishermen who currently subscribe for $12 (Boston Globe photo) a map shows why. a year. Stonington is a long way from The monthly tabloid reviews the Federal Peters is a member of one of the Portland, let alone the region’s major Register and reports extensively on industry’s most important and most ports of Gloucester, New Bedford and regulatory and legislative developments. maligned regulatory bodies, the New Point Judith, RI. “We’ve always tried to be the paper of England Fishery Management Council. Peters hopes to overcome parochialism record,” said Peters. Her newspaper provides considerable by expanding the board of directors to The newspaper is not strictly a coverage of the council’s activities. include representatives from southern New government watchdog, however. It Perhaps one of the major reasons England and by covering issues of interest contains the fishing equivalent of a people Commercial Fisheries News is well to all fishermen. column, articles on new equipment and accepted is its lack of competition. The Her degree of success will undoubtedly technology and even a recipe column for fishing industry is probably one of the affect not only the future of Commercial the fisherman at sea. least understood and most poorly reported Fisheries News, but also of the entire New The paper’s simple, five-room office is industries in the region. England fishing industry. located on the top floor of a large white “I can understand why that’s true,” house with a view of Stonington’s harbor. said Peters. “It is a different society. It’s Downstairs is the town library, open 1:30 a whole new language to learn. It is (This story is taken from an interview by to 4:30 on Tuesday and Friday something that’s difficult to walk right Boston Globe staff writer Bruce A. Mohl, afternoons. into and make any sense of.” with permission).
4 t Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 Letters Alumni Headliners to the Editor
J. Robert Cameron ’40 — first recipient of Colorado Mortgage Bankers Association’s Boucher Award for his “commitment to public and private free enterprise.’’ Cameron’s favorite tale is to his son, “If To the Editor: we leave you any money when we die, it’s because we mismanaged our estate.’’ I like the new life you are bringing to the Alumnus and wish you continued success. But I owe it to the memory of my favorite English Department to ask, what is “a principal owner” of the Boston Red Sox? (Commencement Awards . . Cameron Summer, pg. 2). I’m also puzzled by the “Cockneyed Londoner” in the same Mark Cohen ’54 — elected vice president of the American issue’s editorial on page 5. Was his (or Broadcasting Companies, Inc., promoted in television because of his excellence in planning and financing. Cohen joined ABC in 1958. her) trouble strabismus, or typographical error?
Cohen Al Toner ’39
Nancy L. George ’65(MA) — appointed Assistant Postmaster General for the U.S. Postal Service in Washington, D.C., the first woman to hold that title. She will set policy for employee relations and direct To the Editor: several hundred workers. George was nominated in 1975 for the Federal Women’s Award. I am writing a book about UMO’s engineering graduates. I search through Paul J. Johnston ’66(MS) — appointed business manager for Union old copies of the Alumnus at the Portland Carbide’s solvents division in Danbury, CT. Johnston’s earliest work library and I read most obituaries, which with Union Carbide was as salesman in 1966. rarely contain engineering information. Would all engineering graduates or their families send news to me of your accomplishments during the years 1870 to 1965? I want to include you in my history. Johnston L.S. Elliott ’32 85 Leighton Rd. Jeffrey Hollingsworth ’74 — joined the Reagan Administration as Falmouth, ME 04105 Congressional liaison for the U.S. Department of Human Services, an agency which accounts for more than one-third of the federal budget. Hollingsworth, 28, is former State Chairman of Young Americans for Freedom. If your parents or grandparents are UMO graduates, you may be eligible for scholarship money which has been Hollingsworth set aside for the descendants of alumni from the following classes:
Catherine A. Violette and Louise L’Heureux, both ’77(MA) — named 1911 1947 Recognized Young Dieticians of the Year. Violette, of Portland, ME, 1922 1951 1926 1957 1931 1958 1932 1960 1933 1961 Violette 1938 1962 works for the State’s Cooperative Extension Service and Taber, of 1939 1968 Phoemz, AZ, is assistant director of food services at Phoenix General 1970 Hospital. 1941 Other scholarship listings are Taber available in the booklet, Scholarship and Loan Directory, ” available from: Deborah A. Scott ’80 — Appointed Assistant Alumni Director, Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Scott Student Aid Office chaired the UMO Student Alumni Association’s “Senior Challenge” fundraising program. 2nd Floor, Wingate Hall UMO, Orono, ME 04469
Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 5 First Woman Alumni Council President Have You Met Jo Profita?
Making up for lost time is the GAA’s off.” Although the former concert first woman president, Josephine Profita mistress was not destined for a stage ’38, who joins the growing number of career herself (she says she put her violin women in the nation’s colleges and in its case on graduation day and left it universities who are entering top-level there), Profita bares an undaunted loyalty by Catherine Palmer ’72 offices in alumni associations. From the to education and the arts.. outset, Profita says she is not a champion A discerning and proficient linguist, For decades, the General Alumni of feminism, although she may look like Profita twice translated an Italian play Association of the University of Maine that to others. into English for stage production, a task has overlooked the role and contributions It is characteristic of Profita, when she which came easily for the drama student of women in the male-dominated world of tackles a new job, to plunge into it with of Italian lineage. public fundraising. energy, thoroughness, and total In the years which followed her The responsibility of appealing to concentration. On most of her jobs, she graduation, Profita directed many Bangor UMO’s graduates for support of their usually puts in 12 to 15-hour days, seven area theatre productions and planned a alma mater has rested chiefly with days a week. Where other volunteers may life so full of alumni activities that businessmen. tire or complain, Profita’s life is marked standard calendars were inadequate for with a sense of resolution, destiny and her schedule. Even today, she makes her service to others. own calendars and writes on each only Successful alumni council presidents are what must be accomplished that day. those who have achieved what they set out to do. They have created an image in which other people want to invest. In “Z’ve never been lazy — person, Profita is friendly and relaxed. “I Pve never had time. ’ ’ work. I give everything I have to a project,” she says. > Where others lean toward the aesthetic, To call her planning methods meticulous Profita bends toward the practical as well. would be an understatement. Profita’s When her church needed $80,000 to story of successful fundraising comes at a restore a rare 1860 vintage E. & G.G. time in history when women are not Hook tracker organ, a national treasure, ( generally thought of as financial wizards. the parishoners of St. John’s Roman But there is nothing stagnant or Catholic Church in Bangor asked Jo conservative about the way she developed Profita to raise the money. public trust in the arts and how she Even for her, the task seemed accomplished what others said was gargantuan. For one year, she refused to impossible. quit, continually reached out, and fought Punctuating her talk with an easy with the dignity of her convictions against laugh, Profita describes her early interests: the indifference of many. She threw a “As a youngster, I studied violin ... a gala Organ Restoration Ball, which netted half-sized instrument because of my own the project $11,500. Coupled with an size. I was so tiny in grammar school that anonymous donation of $25,000, another I sat on a big dictionary to play with the high school orchestra and became a show- Profita Project, as it was affectionately dubbed, was nearly half way to completion. “We got our $80,000 and it makes me very, very happy,” she said on GAA President Jo Profita and predecessor, the eve of a standing-room-only organ Art Nicholson (hidden) recital at the church. 6 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 Profita has also volunteered on the As if doubly blessed, Carmela Profita extra mile that spells the difference fundraising front lines for St. Joseph’s ’34, Josephine’s sister with whom she lives between success and failure. “I didn’t get Hospital Auxiliary, John Bapst High on Dartmouth Street in Bangor, has also the job of GAA president because it was School, and, of course, the University of brought organizational skills to bear on time for a woman,” she told this reporter. Maine at Orono. the Alumni Association. On the mantle in “I was elected because of my abilities.” In 1976, while president of UMO’s their living room, the sisters display look- Recognizing her own limitations and the largest alumni club, the Southern alike Block M awards for the many heavy GAA responsibilities, Profita told Penobscot Alumnae Association, Profita tireless hours of service in the Bangor one group who asked her to take on was the mainstay of a Second Century area, each has given to her class and to another major fundraiser this year, campaign drive, which not only netted the Southern Penobscot Alumnae “Nope. You’ll have to get yourselves more than $100,000 to the coffers of Association. another chickadee.” UMO’s Center for the Performing Arts, Despite her busy professional life, Jo In retrospect, Profita is a woman but bolstered the $400, pledge from Profita has also managed, over the years, charged with unique energy, a force she the Alumni Association. to make time for the Eastern Maine uses to transform ideas into “There is nothing more worth working Medical Center Auxiliary, the Bangor accomplishments. Indomitable warrior for than the University,” Profita told the Symphony Women, the John Bapst that she is, Jo Profita is never plagued Alumnus. “Whatever you put into it, Foundation, and of course, her church. with boredom. When her health was you’ll get back more. It may not be in This month, she will publish a book, threatened last year, her response was, dollars, but you’ll get it back.” written by a Jesuit priest, about the “God has been good to me and I’ll keep For 20 years, she has dutifully compiled history of St. John’s stained glass working.” news for the Class of ’38 in this magazine. windows. As this issue of the Maine Vulnerable, sometimes even childlike in When a new editor inadvertently cut her Alumnus went to press, the St. John’s her personal warmth and humility, she long-standing signoff words, PEACE Parish Council elected Josephine Profita once said facetiously about parishoners AND LOVE, from last spring’s issue, president. who look at the wonders she has Profita made a special appointment to ask accomplished for their church and call her that her license to express her own style Her unspoken credo, “work hard and God, “I haven’t bothered to tell them the be restored. learn to say no when you must,” is the difference.” In the same manner, she would go to bat for any disgruntled alumnus. In an interview from her home, she vowed, “If I don’t do anything else, I’m going to get to the bottom of alumni gripes. I want to make our image on campus and among alumni very strong.”
‘ ‘If you really like some thing, you do it. I plan just about every breath I take. ’ ’
Profita joined the GAA council in 1975. Within a year, she became a member of the executive board. Then, in 1977, she was elected second vice president, a titular post which Profita later charged “smacked of tokenism.” As she explained to the council, “I have never before held office that did not require work and more often than not, hard work.” Within two more years, she chaired the GAA’s executive board and was voted Palmer first vice president. This year, she became
the first woman to be named GAA Cathy president. Profita also served on the Committee in search of a new UMO president and was the association’s proxy at the winter inauguration of President Paul Silverman. Jo Profita poses at her typewriter from her Bangor home.
7 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 Planning a Trip to China?
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X Tai Ch’i exercises at dawn, a Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial is there (see hospitals, and if you happen to be in the kindergarten child performing kung fu, an back cover of this issue) and the Yangtze countryside, communes have clinics and ancient tomb, and a wall that can be seen River Bridge, the longest bridge in China hospitals. from the moon — all these are China over the longest river in China. Do NOT drink the water. Boil it first. today. Peking, the capital, is the city most able Your hotel will provide hot (scalding!) More than one million visitors saw to accommodate tourists. I was fortunate water in a thermos in your room. You can China last year, and the country is enough to stay at the luxurious Peking make tea at any time of the day or night. becoming the place to visit. For less than Hotel. Shanghai had excellent If you need water to take your $3,500, you can spend three weeks in this accommodations, too, but in a medication, pour it from your thermos • fascinating land. Guangzhou hotel I was on the 26th floor and let it cool. I was lucky enough to fly into Hong and, for a while, only one elevator of six Mainland Chinese food does not Kong at night, and was treated to a was working. One advantage we had in resemble or taste like that served in magnificent view of a million lights. Our every hotel was warmth. Nowhere else did Chinese-American restaurants, but it has 12-member delegation boarded a train at we find heat — hot in theatres, hospitals, tremendous variety in its combinations, Kowloon Station for the three-hour museums, schools, factories, or homes. textures, tastes, and smells. Some of the journey to Canton (now Guangzhou). Ideally, the time to visit the PRC is v culinary specialties will puzzle and amuse Outside the train window were rice August. I went in March and found ' you. One Szechuan menu, in English, terraces, peasants, and water buffalo. electrical storms in Guangzhou, bright read “Szechuan dishes are prepared from Inside the coach, after a welcome in three sunshine in Guilin, rain in Shanghai, and delicious recherche foodstuffs and languages, we were shown films and light snow in Peking. Fortunately, the cookery is specially famous for having served tea, a courtesy which is extended Chinese weather is as changeable as in the numb, pungent, flavorous sour and sweet continuously to guests in China. There U.S. Take a folding umbrella! tastes of strong local characteristics.” You were no local folk in our compartment. Travel as lightly as possible. Take one can always find rice on the menw — and Visitors are all kept together for “ease in top coat, only two pairs of shoes,v and a Peking Duck is magnificent. handling.” minimum of clothing. Hotels have Your money will go a long way in Our three weeks in the People’s excellent laundry service. You’ll need China. The exchange rate is approximately Republic of China (PRC) included space in your suitcase for your Chinese three yuan to two U.S. dollars (1.51 Guangzhou (Canton), Guilin (Kweilin), purchases. yuan=$l). I had a haircut for sue jiao, Shanghai, Nanjing (Nanking), and Beijing It will cost you $3,000 to $3,500 for a which is forty cents. Cinema seats cost a (Peking). Guangzhou was like an old three-week tour. This sum includes airline nickel or a dime, and live theatrical shows settee, worn and comfortable, but needing tickets, hotels, and meals. Make sure your demand the lordly sum of 30-65 cents. reupholstering. It was crowded, bustling, travelers checks are acceptable in the Wooden, china, paper, jade, and ivory and friendly, but a little run down. PRC. I bought Bank of America and had ' objects are but a fraction of their cost in Guilin was the most picturesque. It no trouble. Major American credit cards the U.S. If you see something you want, looked like something Walt Disney are just now appearing in China. ' and the price is right, buy it. Some items i Productions might have created. Shanghai Excellent health is vital if you take a are sold in one place only, and some are was the biggest city, with a population China tour; traveling to city after city is . sold everywhere, such as Chinese vacuum approaching 11 million, and probably the grueling. Be aware of the climate as you flasks, which must be the best in the i most “western” in style. Nanking was move among the different regions. I got world. smaller with three million residents. This too much sun in Guilin — certainly too “Friendship Stores” in every major city city has served as China’s capital several much for a Maine man. are for tourists only, and sell many times, and is of great historical interest If you do become ill, medical attention beautiful items, but I got more personal with its walls and tombs. The magnificent is available. Cities have fully adequate enjoyment from shopping among the
8 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 •*- • hundreds of stores for the local residents. Peking’s Forbidden City, Temple of Their low prices may seem ridiculous to Heaven, Tien An Men Square, Ming “affluent” Americans. Whatever you buy Tombs, and the spectacular Great Wall. will be of great interest to other people in In Nanking, visit the Yangtze River the store. Smiling Chinese participate in Bridge, a magnificent structure, and your buying spree. Why is this foreigner particularly the Sun Yat-sen Memorial and interested in that particular item? You Mausoleum. Two places I personally buy a jacket and hold it in front of you to found quite exhilarating were Canton’s check the size, and a dozen hands will National Peasant Movement Institute, come out of the crowd around you to where Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lai had finger the material. A dozen heads might taught, and Shanghai’s First Congress nod happily that you’re making the right Building, site of the first secret meeting of decision. the Chinese Communist Party in 1921. You will also be a figure of interest in There are also theatres, with exciting the street, theatre, park, or museum. Peking and local operas, full of stage Expect hundreds of people to stare at fights and acrobatics, colorful costumes, you. A few brave ones may stop and try comedy, and loud music — and to speak English to you. Nowhere have I constantly chattering audiences. There are found more charming and amiable people acrobatic, magic, and comedy shows, than in China. ; where one act follows another, If you love young children, those in reminiscent of American vaudeville or China will entrance you. Their parents British music hall. may be drably dressed in dark blues or Museums are open to the public. Some greens, but the children are in very depict centuries of Chinese history. Others colorful garb. I visited kindergartens (3-6 J. Norman Wilkinson, are more modern, such as Peking’s year-olds) and received a tremendous Associate Professor of Theatre memorial exhibit of the life of Chou En- welcome from the smiling, dancing, lai. An Old World Culture, a Modern Giant of One Billion People
singing children. I was treated to to buy abroad. Even the most Write home a lot. Packages of brightly gymnastics, dramatized fables, songs in conservative tourists take snapshots. If colored postcards range in price from English, minority people’s dances, and you wish to photograph Chinese people, 30-60 cents a dozen, and philatelists will even two boys and a girl (all aged six), ask first; raise your camera and smile. prize the postage stamps. I have been engaging in a martial arts display — a Almost everyone will cooperate happily. back to Maine for some time now, but the sight to see! I felt safe in China at all times, even as 25-day trip is a vivid memory. And my Tipping in China is forbidden. It makes I walked the city streets late at night. I several hundred slides enable me to relive the receiver subservient to the giver. saw no mischief, no fights, no the tour at any time. You could not come Instead, we gave colorful postcards to the drunkenness, no beggars, no belligerence. to know China in three years, let alone children, and American books to our What was my biggest “problem” in three weeks. I barely touched the surface Chinese guides. Don’t be condescending China? Trying to cross the street! Just try of a tremendous heritage, an old world to anyone. Treat everyone as at least your to walk across six lanes of buses, trucks, culture, a modern giant of one billion equal. Guides are intelligent and speak and thousands of bicycles, as they blithely people. fluent English. They will be friendly, ignore traffic signals and bully their way If you are considering a major vacation, bright, witty, and, above all, tolerant. For through intersections! There is a constant I suggest mainland China. It is a me, the highlight of my trip was the tinkling of a thousand bicycle bells and marvelous country to see, for its history, Chinese people, young and old. I loved the blaring of a hundred horns. As the its scenery, and its people. Visit schools, the youngsters, but as I looked at the old joke says, “If you want to be on the colleges, theatres, factories, farms, stores, lined but peaceful faces of the other side of the street, it would have and the homes of peasants and factory grandparents, I wondered what their lives been easier if you’d been born there. workers. What you will learn of Chinese had been like: family members killed in Nighttime driving in China is hazardous life will be invaluable. China is not just the Great Wall or the Yangtze River civil* • • war,• or• by famine• and disease, the only to Westerners. The Chinese are used deprivation and poverty they may have to riding bicycles not equipped with lights Bridge, wonderful man-made structures experienced, and their newly-found or reflectors. Even buses and trucks use though they are. China is its people. dignity and calm. only parking lights when under way. Going to China? When you return you Take lots of film with you as it is hard There are the usual tourist spots: will never be the same again!
Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 9 s s Donald Huff ’36 of Hallowell takes a break from lobster dinner.
Reunion Photos by Catherine Palmer
Betty and Kenneth Robertson ’41 (left) fling and dance to the music of the Bangor Band.
Louise Durgan Hammons ’31 celebrates her Golden 50th with glee.
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' i ■t- s. Ik mW □1___ LJL_J This legion of student hosts helped many a wandering soul find the right room, the right table, or the way to a special event during an exciting Reunion Weekend. We personally thank (front row, from left) Carrie Dunbar ’82, past president, Student Alumni Association (SAA); Nancy Morse Dysart ’60, SAA advisor; Rosemary Hydrisko ’80, Barbara Brown ’81, Judy Dysart, Debra Russell, GAA secretary; (second row, from left) John McCoy *82, SAA vice president; Pam Worth ’82, SAA corresponding secretary; Susan Colford ’81 (hidden), Christine Sasso ’81, Eleanor Gross ’82, SAA recording secretary; Susan Hall ’84, Laurie Gordon ’82, SAA president; Michael Crowley, 81, Colette Gerard ’83, Vicki Sirois '82, Sharon Bossie ’84, Pat Dunn ’82 and (not shown) Marcia Bates ’84, Kathy Doten ’82, and Kristie Schott ’82.
Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 13 Rogerson Football: Win! by Bob Creteau ’71 “They taught me much more than The dirt, dust and sweat caked on his blocking and tackling.” face. He wore grass-stained pants and “I’m one of the few men who can’t tucked under his arm a suspension helmet, wait for the alarm to ring in the morning emblazoned with the Michigan Wing. Ron and get the day going,” says Rogerson, Rogerson jogged past his teammates, Alan who, at 38, takes over the reins from Riley, John Huard and Walter Hirst, on former UMO football coach Jack his way to the showers of the Memorial Bicknell. Rogerson worked *10 years as Gymnasium. assistant coach at the University of It was early October of 1964, and head Delaware, before he took over the UMO A thletics coach Hal Westerman whistled the end of post in February. football practice. For Rogerson, it was a Football players at Maine, though long day but his work had only begun. steeped in tradition, have seen only two The college junior left the Orono campus winning seasons in the last 15 years. The and hitchhiked home to Brewer to his Bears have not lost their reputation, parents’ variety store. however, as a hard-hitting team that plays It was his mother’s and father’s true grit, tough, regardless of the score. “The Bears Rogerson said in an interview, which taught will be more than competitive this fall,” him the value of hard work. By laboring Rogerson says. “They’ll be downright 20 hours a day, seven days a week, his dangerous.” 1981 Football Schedule family created a successful business. That “Our coaches are dedicated to making (all games 1:30 p.m.) same single-minded effort brought one of our players the finest student athletes,” he UMO’s former football headliners back to says. “Our football program is a Sept. 5 KUTZTOWN STATE this campus as the university’s newest continuation of their education. 12 at Lehigh Black Bear football coach. Obviously, success must also involve 19 at ♦Rhode Island Rogerson knew he wanted to be a winning football games. I’ve never been 26 ♦BOSTON UNIV. (PW) football coach when he played for former afraid of a challenge.” Oct. 3 at Lafayette Brewer High School coach Larry “Enthusiasm is my trademark,” 10 *NEW HAMPSHIRE (HC) Mahaney, now one of UMO’s biggest Rogerson adds. “I love the pressure of 17 at * Massachusetts athletic program supporters. “Larry my new job, being around people — 24 *CONNECTICUT Mahaney introduced me to football and especially the young, totally committed 31 at Northeastern (1 p.m.) left me with such a positive attitude staff who are dedicated to making Maine Nov. 7 at Princeton toward the game, I knew then that I a winning football program. That’s the 14 at Delaware wanted to be a coach,” says Rogerson. kind of thing that turns me on. ♦Yankee Conference Games He also credits Harold “Westy” “I made an early commitment to recruit Westerman, Jack Butterfield, Walter outstanding Maine players,” he said. Abbott and Dave Rand for managing a “Even though we were late getting “first class football program” in the 60’s, started, we were able to attract many of when Rogerson was an undergraduate. the finest in-state players.” Rogerson hired his assistants Chris Raymond, Bob Depew, John Skladany, Steve Tosches, and Vince Martino to help him train more players during spring practice. Rogerson married the former Ann Claverie in 1966, the year they both graduated from UMO. “My wife has been amazing,” he says with a tone of relief. “She has always supported and believed in me, and stayed with me in the highs and lows. Because of the long hours of my job, she has taken much of the responsibility of raising our family.” The four Rogerson boys are Greg, 13; Aaron, 11; Lincoln, 3; and Joshua, 1. Ann and the two youngest children lived in Exeter, ME with her grandfather, Raymond Fogler ’15, before the family could Coach Rogerson reveals winning game plan move into a new Orono home this summer. 14 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 Let the Celebrations Begin! Athletes Sign Pro Contracts The University of Maine at Orono's Black Bear baseball team savored every minute of its 15-0 win over St. John's which Kevin Buckley’s glittering baseball “As successful as our teams have gave the Bears the NCAA Northeast Re career at the University of Maine at been, you’d think we’d get more gional championship and a trip to Omaha Orono has ended but there will be recognition,” said the part-time for the College World Series. Among the more baseball in his future. relief pitcher. The Rangers drafted jubilant Bears are (front row, from left): Ed Buckley, a .427 hitter for the Black him strictly as an outfielder. Hackett, Tommy Vanidestine, Dick Whit Bears before the team swoon in the ten, Mike Coutts, Rick Lashua, Jon Perry. College World Series, was selected Buckley doesn’t have an agent, Winning pitcher Joe Johnson is directly by Texas in the 17th round of the “just a lawyer.” Coach John behind Hackett, catcher Ed Pickett is Major League free agent summer Winkin said his star outfielder behind Whitten and Don Mason is behind draft. signed for a decent bonus. The Perry. Maine, which stood at 32-12 going According to a sports writer for UMO outfielder is happy for into CWS play, had committed just 36 er the Portland Press Herald, Buckley himself. “I did all I could do to get rors in its 29 games prior to the series. The knew little about the hush-hush drafted on the field and it was out team was ousted from World Series play fol drafting procedure. of my hands,” he said. lowing a six-error outing against Miami and Buckley, though, isn’t a five-error showing against the South Car complaining. Another Black Bear athlete also olina Gamecocks. Senior left fielder Kevin “I’ve gotten the shot I wanted. signed a pro contract earlier this Buckley and sophomore Brad Colton, an Texas is fine with me. I would have season. Offensive tackle Andy Landers of Beverly, MA inked a outfielder-designated hitter, graced the played for anyone,” said the third field as Maine's first ever third team All team All-American, one of two football contract, as a free agent, Americans. Coach John Winkin called their seniors on the UMO squad this with the Cincinnati Bengals of the selection “quite an honor for them and for season. NFL. our program. " (Bangor Daily News photo).
Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 15 From Bloomers and Station Wagons to Uniforms and Chartered Buses WOMEN’S FIELD HOCKEY: Why Has Varsity Status Taken 50 Years?
by Deborah Davis It was the fall of 1923, and the first schedules have expanded from a four- meals, played only on weekends, only in “Penny Carnival” was held to raise game instate calendar to a 12-game state, traveled in station wagons, and money to send varsity field hockey players schedule which includes Canadian schools wore old, light blue tunics. Today, our to Applebee’s English Hockey Camp in like Mount Allison, University of New meals and lodging are paid, we play all Pennsylvania for pre-season training. A Brunswick (Fredericton) and McGill week throughout New England and pre-game rally sent the team onto Alumni University, as well as out-of-state Canada, ride in chartered buses and wear Field, but, unfortunately, Sargent’s competition with URI, UVM, UMass, new uniforms. School of Physical Education Providence, Plymouth and Springfield. Although field hockey has been an % overwhelmed us, 9-0. In 1979, the UMO women’s hockey Olympic event for men since 1934, the The women’s field hockey schedule in team saw its first year as an AIAW international competition was only this 1924 included Connecticut Agricultural Division I team and the return of pre year opened to women. Public awareness College, Dalhousie University, Lasell season training. In 1980, the team won its of the game has increased since high College and Maine Central Institute. All fourth Maine State Championship, the schools have adopted tournament play. varsity games were “contracted” and first grants-in-aid for women in field At present, we are once again being guarantees ran as high as $450. Varsity hockey were awarded, and a full-time recognized as a varsity sport and uniforms for women were long bloomers, coach was hired. expanding our schedule. Women are being white middy blouses, heavy black full- Although the field hockey facilities have considered as contributing members of the length stockings, and high-laced sneakers. not changed, the program is improved. “M Club” and guarantees are being In 1926, a freshman team was organized, Ten years ago, a player paid for her own weighed to encourage participation. Lengyel Field was built, and team members held special places at tables in student dining halls. Field hockey competition for women ended in 1930 in favor of an extensive intramural program and “intercollegiate play days.” Because it was cheaper and benefitted more women, playdays and sportsdays continued for the next 41 years. They were alternately sponsored by UMO, Bates, UNH, Colby, and Nasson. The “group” system of interclass competition began in the early 1930’s. The upperclasswomen wore colored tunics and the freshmen wore their gym suits. The first All Maine Hockey Team was named in 1931. Outstanding players were awarded prizes and the top competitor won the “M” award at the annual awards picnic. An “M Club” of hockey notables followed, and a traditional homecoming game pitting the All Maine Hockey Team against alumni became popular. Field hockey regained its varsity status in 1971 when the Maine Association of Physical Education and Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (MAIAW) sponsored the first Maine State Field Hockey Tournament. In the last decade, playing
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16 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 Homecoming Books ‘Octoberfest’ Features Crafts Don’t Push Your Preschooler by Louise Bates Ames, Ph.D. ’30 and Joan Ames Chase, Ph.D., Harper & Row, The chapter titled “School and Your 1980. 214 pages. $11.95 Preschooler” sets out decision-making criteria for parents to consider when The third annual Homecoming Arts and placing a preschooler. Ames and Chase Crafts Fair will draw hundreds of early write: “Nursery school provides an ideal Christmas shoppers to Orono in October, opportunity for learning to get on with according to GAA officials planning In this book the authors recommend other people — not just with adults or “Octoberfest ’81’’ — UMO’s Homecoming that parents relax and enjoy their older children who boss or give into him celebration. preschoolers and let their minds alone. but with children his own age who have They point out that most young children the same immaturities, awkwardnesses, Homecoming Weekend (Oct. 9-11) learn to walk, talk, think — even to read and needs that he does.” includes displays by 150 Maine — without vast adult interference. Louise Bates Ames was one of the co craftspeople, an exciting fall football Don*t Push Your Preschooler can make founders of the Gesell Institute of Child match against the University of New the young child’s life richer and more Development in 1950, to continue the Hampshire, concerts, dances, dinners and rewarding and will help parents work of the late Dr. Arnold Gesell, both women’s and men’s cross country understand child behavior in general and formerly of Yale University. Dr. Ames is meets. their own child in particular. coauthor of many books, including Infant It should prove rewarding to parents and Child in the Culture of Today; The For reservations for Homecoming that they don’t have to follow all the Child From Five to Ten; Youth; Stop Luncheon or general information, contact latest gimmicks or take pressure-applied School Failure; and others. Nancy Morse Dysart, Assistant Director, advice about child rearing. Given time, Dr. Joan Ames Chase was the daughter Alumni Activities, 108 Crossland Alumni children will learn. Parents can neither of Dr. Ames. Until her death in 1974, she Center, UMO 04469, or call claim the credit nor take the blame for the was a child psychologist in Columbus, (207) 581-7392. child’s growth which happens naturally. Ohio, at the Guidance Center East.
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Class ROYAL ALUMNUS — Dr. John J. Murray ’37 (left) of Cedar Rapids, IA was knighted by Notes a Belgian deputy consul general for Murray’s “contribution to the spread in the United States of the history and culture of the Low Countries, in particular, Antwerp. ” In an unusual ceremony for this century, the Coe College history professor was named a Knight of the Order of the Crown. During his years at UMO, Murray was a Kappa Sigma, Senior Skull and an outstanding member of the university track team.
""fl Julius Kritter was during World War I. We are selling our house in Gorham which has been in the Bragdon family since A Vr 10 Pleasant Street 1910. The auction of household goods was July 1. Groveland, MA 01830 Naturally, it is with mixed feelings that we cut our ties with Maine, .but we’ll be back occasionally to see friends and relatives. I was elected president of the Edith (Ingraham) Glover Wellesley AARP chapter for the coming year. We 265 Main Street have 450 members and our meetings are held at Orono, ME 04473 Babson College. n From Tucson, AZ, we hear from Win MacBride: “In June I go in for a hip replacement. At least I can still I I ^r' Francis Head drive. I am fortunate my daughter lives only 20 miles A The Village Inn away. Lenox, MA 01240 “I have closed the books on another State Convention of the Veterans of World War I. Our officers keep passing on. Of course, our average age is 86'/i. Tucson is one of the fastest growing cities. The population has increased from about 200,000 in 1968 Stacy L. Bragdon | fll to about 325,000 now. I look forward to seeing each 47 Parker Road A issue of the Alumnus. ” Wellesley, MA 02181
The Scott twins, Ethel S. Wallace and Edith S. Tinker celebrated their 86th birthday. Ethel has four great- Lawrence P. Libby grandsons, who are each one year old. Edith claims 26 807 Union Street grandsons, all of whom are also one-year-old toddlers. Bangor, ME 04401 (Herb Tinker ’21 enjoys bowling and golf). Al Sears, 85, of Portland says that he is feeling Grace Tripp Foster reports that at 85 she is still well quite well. His son from California will visit soon. He and active. She spends summers with her daughter in recently lost his wife. Deer Isle, Maine and winters in Lakeland, FL. Our In April, Florence and I spent a week in Paris with class president, Harry D. Watson, passed away early a group from Cape Cod. We enjoyed visiting the in May and our deepest sympathy is extended to his famous buildings in the city. The last time I saw Paris family (see Deaths, this issue).
18 t Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 1980-81 Annual Fund Report
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Last year’s Annual Fund campaign passed the “Half Million Dollar Mark’’ for the second year in a row. Finishing with a total of $540,771, the campaign showed increasing alumni endorsement of the education they received at the University of Maine at Orono. The 1980-81 Annual Fund theme took on a fresh new look, leaving behind another successful finish to a four-year fund raising effort of $400,000 for the Performing Arts Center. Thanks to the good response from this year’s reunion classes, the Association has only a small fraction remaining to pay to fulfill the pledge. An important aspect of annual giving is the number of contributors participating each year. This year’s campaign finished with 554 contributors ahead of the previous This Year: $540,000 year. We now show 7,977 alumni givers — a new record. i The Senior Challenge program, which is in its third year, encourages seniors to make I a five-year pledge to the University prior to graduation. Their contributions begin with a small amount the first year, increasing a little each time. This program has, in part, been Next Year: $650,000 responsible for the increase in the number of contributors to the campaign. This year’s senior class pledged $21,800 which will be paid over the next five years. Another area of the campaign which has witnessed dramatic growth is the reunion class gifts. Classes have rallied their support for these special Reunion gifts with such enthusiasm that the total of reunion class giving has doubled in the last two years. With Reunion fundraising activities improving at that rate, the prospects of attaining higher goals in the future are very promising. Help from all alumni every year will enable the Annual Alumni Fund to provide the extra funding which is needed for excellence in the “Eighties.” Presented by, William D. Johnson ’56 National Campaign Chairman
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Gift Level Number of Donors Dollars Given 1979-80 1980-81 1979-80 1980-81 President’s Club ($1,000 or more) 81 93 $210,026 $170,507 Stein Club ($500) 88 100 38,905 45,384 Pine Tree Club ($250) 128 176 30,444 40,570 Century Club ($100) 799 919 79,991 92,702 Maine Stay Club ($50) 1,081 1,325 48,494 59,799 Dirigo Club ($25) 2,076 2,187 47,605 50,598 Honor Roll (less than $25) 3,170 3,177 $27,769 29,975 $483,234 $489,535 Sub-total< 7,423 7,977 Matching Gifts: previous year - - 20,559 24,553 Friends 120 57 18,927 26,683 Total 7,543 8,034 $522,720 $540,771 The President's Club
Seventy-nine new memberships have been added to The President’s Club since the Annual Fund Report in the Fall of 1980, according to Robert J. Holmes, director of the Alumni Fund. The President’s Club, named for the men and women who have led the University throughout its history, is designed to encourage and recognize gifts of $1,000 or more to the University through private sources. New members are listed in italics.
Adrienne D. Ackerman Raymond H. Fogler ’15 Thomas G. Mangan ’16 Edwin W. Adams ’19 Kenduskeag Foundation Ralph A. Martin ’52 Richard <& Ma/y Alden ’34 Lee A. Freeman Douglas Mathieu Harold Alfond Mrs. John R. Furman ’38 Frank McCann ‘30 John L. Amato ’56 Mrs. Jean Gallien Prof. & Mrs. Richard C. McCrum Robert B. Ames ’49 Wofford G. Gardner Alvin & Jennie McNeilly ’44 ’43 Mrs. Robert I. Ashman Roy J. Gavin ’34 Alan & Sheila Merritt ’58 ’66 Hazen H. Ayer ’24 Harold A. Gerrish ’40 Natalie Tarr Millemann ’51 Gerald & Frances Bachman ’42 ’44 Edward L. Giddings ‘33 Leonard E. Minsky ‘50 Mrs. Niran C. Bates Roland M. Gleszer ’36 Winship Moody ’55 Beacon Motors, Jerry Conn Arthur O. Goodridge, Jr. Mary C. Mulvey ’30 Clarence B. Beckett ’23 James W. Gorman ’58 Kenneth A. Murray ’68 Alfred E. Belisle ’56 Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Granett Edith T. Ness ’32 Clarence E. Bennett Judson Grant, Jr. Arthur Nicholson III ’67 Harold H. Beverage ’15 Phillip L. Hamm ’43 John M. Nickerson ‘59 Ronald E. Bishop ’53 Mrs. Paul Hannemann John J. Nissen ‘77 George D. Bixby ’29 Viggo H. Hanson ’38 Robert L. Olsen ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Black Robert N. Haskell ’25 Edwin R. Page ’13 Curtis L. Blake Mr. & Mrs. William D. Hathaway William P. Palmer III ’58 Russell & Barbara Bodwell ’44 ’45 Richard D. Hewes ’50 Thomas & Dorothy Patrick ’62 ’62 William & Janet Bodwell ’50 ’55 John W. Heyer ’57 Martin J. Payton Margaret M. Bridges Royal G. Higgins, Jr. ’17 Mr. <4 Mrs. Jonathan W. Peirce Owen H. Bridgham ’68 Louis O. Hilton Penobscot Savings Bank Douglas H. Brown George P. & Pauline Hitchings ’37 ’39 Phi Kappa Sigma House Mr & Mrs Edward T Bryand Austin E. Hodgkins, Jr. ‘70 Carroll & Hariette Pickard ’52'*51 Carl E. Buchanan Elmer C. Hodson ‘31 Walter A. Richardson ’35 John D. Buckley ’49 Freddy Homburger Winston C. Robbins ‘32 Ainslie Burke Henry O. Hooper ’56 Ann Robison ‘24 George S. Byrnes Virginia B. Humphrey ’33' Elizabeth Russell Prof. & Mrs. Ashley Campbell Curtis M. Hutchins ’29 Herbert E. Sargent ’29 ’ George D. Carlisle ’35 Frederick & Dion Hutchinson ’53 ’54 Joseph Sataloff Roger & Virginia C. Castle ’21 ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Louis T. Ibbotson Thomas Sezak ‘59 I Milton H. Clapp ’27 Robert J. Ingraham ‘33 Mary Ann Sharp Richard G. Clark ‘27 Robert S. Ives ‘33 Mrs. Bruce Sherwin Dr. <6 Mrs. Claude F. Clement Dr. & Mrs. William Jeffrey PaulF. Slocum F. Chandler Coddington, Jr. ’54 William D. Johnson ’56 Dorothy W. Smalley Mark H. Cohen ’54 Clarence Kagan Christopher C. Smith ‘62 Madelyn D. Conley ’36 Raymond Kelley ‘57 Dwight L. Somers ’34 Donald & Francelia P. Corbett ’34 ’34 Robert E. Kent ‘76 Southern Penobscot Alumnae Association •Percival B. Crocker ’21 • Forrest P. Kingsbury Howard J. Stagg III ‘37 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. D’Amico Kiwanis Club of Orono-Old Town Michael Starita Lawrence W. Davee ’22 ’22 Julius H. Kritter ’16 Benedict R. Steams ’50 Edmund J. Dempsey ’17 Oliver LaRouche ’49 Alice R. Stewart ‘37 Norman M. Descoteaux ’59 Richard W. Lees ’48 Charles E. Stickney, Jr. ’44 Thomas L. Dickson ’27 Donald G. Lehn Student Alumni Association Seymour Dixon Sherman Leis Douglas D. Sturmak John R. Donnell Dr. <£ Mrs. David E. Leonard Torrey A. Sylvester ’59 George F. Dow ’27 ’29 Herbert A. & Eleanor Leonard ’39 Fred P. Tarr ’53 Earl M. & Alice Dunham ’24 ’24 Gerry Levenberg Paul E. Taylor Diamond International, Earland Sleight Leon B. Levitan.’38 Zane A. Thompson ‘56 Charles L. & Helen Eastman ’22 ’23 Alfred B. Lingley ’20 Elwin W. Thurlow ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Epstein Mr. & Mrs. Allison Loring John Toai Daniel Farber Lavere G. Lund Herbert I. Trask ‘32 Norinne H. Fitzgibbon ’59 Thomas E. Lynch ’38 Mr. <4 Mrs. Nahum Tschacbasov *Richard Fitzmorris '29 Larry K. Mahaney ’51 •Deceased
For information about membership in the President’s Club, please contact Robert J. Holmes, Assistant Executive Director, General Alumni Association, Crossland Alumni Center, UMO, Orono, ME 04469.
I Karen Hastings Alonzo Osgood Valerie Haynes Janet Otto Lauren Hendrickson Tammy Parkhurst Stein Club Richard Hewes James Pastorelli I Janet Heywood Donna Peare Dennis Hickey Lisa Pelkey Elwood & Elizabeth Additon ‘38 ’38 Llewellyn F.G. Lloyd ’30 Peter Hoff Keith Perkins Margaret J. Armstrong ’32 George V. Lobozzo ’51 Diane Hook Penelope Perkins Chester A. Barker ’25 John W. Mabee ’67 Valerie Hopkins Karen Peterson James C. Bates ’32 Clayton L. Matthews ’52 Lawrence Hutchinson John Peverada III Lucille Bortle ’46 Henry J. McCusker ’34 Barbara Jeschke Peter Plourde Roger & Barbara Boucher ’64 ’64 Gayion H. McGowan ’27 Carl Johnson Steven Porter Merrill R. Bradford ’39 George & Judith McVety ’58 ‘70 David Johnson Roger Porzig Clovis Breton ’31 Blaine & Ellen Moores ‘59 ’61 Lisa Joyce Claudette Powers Henri & Ema Breton ’53 ’51 Evelyn H. Moulton ‘46 Scott Kibler Stephen Rabasca Allison J. Briggs ’50 Robert & Nancy Munson ‘59 ’59 John King Teresa Rankm Philip & Muriel Brockway ’31 ’32 Albert L. Noyes ’55 Roderick Knight Stuart Rich Paul R. Buckley ’57 Albert & Leone Nutting ’26 ’27 Stephanie Kourakos Lynne Richards Thomas E. Byther ’66 Robert D. Parks ’29 Wayne Ladner Cynthia Rockel Harold L. Chason ’46 George & Phyllis Perkins, Jr. ‘49 ‘49 Thomas Lafferty Mitchell Rousseau Arthur J. Chick ’39 Kenneth G. Perkins ’63 James Lahive Steven Rowe Phillip G. Cobum ’51 \ Josephine M. Profita ‘38 Raymond Laroche Lawrence Rugan Horace C. Crandall ’21 Stanley R. Prout ‘33 James Larrabee Christine Sasso John B. Dearborn ’41 Hall & Charlotte Ramirez ’36 ’37 William Laser Rudolph Shorette Arthur E. Dentremont ’51 Ernest J. Reidman ’38 Ann Lavangie Donald Simms John G. Dickerson, Jr. ’43 Richard & Gail Schade ‘61 ‘61 Terry Leavitt Vicky Sirois Dana B. Dolloff ’63 Henry L.P. Schmelzer ’65 Leslie LeBrun David Skogley Ronald E. Dyer ’70 Harold J. Shaw ’14 Timothy Levatich Paul Slader John & Linda Eaton ’66 ’66 Lowell T. Sherwood, Jr. ‘64 Karen Lindsay Pamela Small Elizabeth Feeney ‘26 John H. Small ’56 William Lomas Gregory Smith Guy M. Flagg ‘36 Robert M. Smith ’57 Christopher Lorentz Jeffrey Smith Ralph H. Foss ‘70 Russell E. Smith ’27 Beth Lyboldt Susan Sonnenschein-Gilman William J. Frederick, Jr. ’67 Olympia J. Snowe ‘69 Michael Macedo Paul Sontag Harold B. Gilbert ’50 James S. Stanley ’38 Mary Mageean Ronald Soucy Donald A. Grant ‘56 Marshall A. Stem ’64 Andrea Magoon David Spellman Walter E. Grundy ‘39 Laurice M. Stevens ’33 Maria Maheu Jill Spencer Richard D. Hall ’64 Mrs. Fernaid Stickney Denise Marcoux William Sproul Dwight R. Holmes ‘52 Eugene F. Sturgeon ’52 Lori Marsters Beth Swartz Roy N. Holmes ’32 Guy Susi ’40 Jules Martin Drew Swenson Harrison & Margaret Homans ’52 ’54 James E. Tarr ’27 Monica Martin Robert Swett Stephen H. Howe ’60 Mrs. Omar Tarr Mary Mastrodomenico Todd Taylor Charles & Doris Huestis ‘29 ‘27 Robert D. Webster ’77 Jean McCallum John Terrio Roger D. Hutchins ’36 Lowell & Hope N. Weston ’36 Annette McCauley Deborah Thurlow Helena M. Jensen ‘43 Roger C. Wilkins ’29 Melissa McDonald John Tursky Robert E. Kent ’76 Robert & Geraldine Williams ’56 ‘56 Cindy McDonough Robert Ulman Frederick W. King ’35 Kenneth & Ethel Woodbury ’24 ’29 Michael McGann Peter Vachon Richard H. Kraske ‘48 David & Jean Young ‘70 ’72 Bruce McKay Cynthia Van de Workeen John R. LaPlant ’29 Edwin & Phyllis Young ’40 ’41 Kathy Mcreavy Steven Vermette Frederic W. Leadbetter ‘63 Ronald E. Young ‘32 James Mercer Susanna Verrier Donald & Helen Lester ’32 ’32 Robert A. Zottoh ‘33 Greg Merrill Riualdo Vivarelli Cora S. Leukhart ‘38 Thomas Merrill Charles Warner John Miliano Mari Warner John Mina Daniel Warren James Brown John Essency Cheryl Moreau Elizabeth Watkins Class of ’81 Kevin Buckley John Evans Susan Morrell Bruce Weik Doug Burdin Kristen Everett Ann Mosher Craig Wells Ellen Wescott Tammie Bumll Mary Fiedler Jill Mullen Wendy Wheeler Promotes ‘One in Five’ Beth Carberry Peter Finlay Jeffrey Musich Katherine White Frank Card Joyce Fitzpatrick James Nichols James O’Brien Glenn Willard John Card Rebecca Florey Members of the Class of 1981 listed here pledged Mark O’Brien Karen Withee Elizabeth Carew Thomas Foley their support as well as their dollars to the University Timothy O Brien Donna Wojtkiewicz Maureen Carter Celeste Fournier ’ of Maine. Each of the students agreed to contribute Dudley Woods Erin Cashin Holly Frazier John Oddy SI 00 over a five-year period as part of the Student Mark O’Donoghue David Wyman Jay Chason Thomasin Fuller Alumni Association’s “Senior Challenge ’81” Andrew Orcutt Eve Zachgo Peter Chausse Carol Gagnon program. Under the plan, seniors give $10 the first Claudia Osborn Christine Zilch Laura Chute Thomas Gallagher year after graduation and then gifts increasing by $5 William Clark, Jr. Michael Gerber for each of four subsequent years. Rebecca J. Florey Gail Clough Clayton Gilley of Pittsburgh, PA (right) who tallied 20 pledges from Edward Colbert Mark Gnade her classmates, was named top solicitor and awarded Steven Cole Kathleen Goodwin an embossed university chair. Sue Colford Monica Goodwin Stephen Cook Allan Gordon Kevin Couture Miriam Gough Joseph Crespi Lance Graham Mary Albans ; Beverly Bellai Richard Croteau Marcia Green Heidi Albert John Bergeron Michael Crowley Anne Griswold Kimberly Anderson Jean Bingham Elaine Currier William Hadlock Scott Anderson Virginia Black Deidre Daniels Anne Hall Mark Anzelc Robert Blanchard Cheryl Dawson Dave Hallowell Charlotte Bailey Lee Blumenstock William Demianiuk Ronda Harding Sheryl Bailey Corina Blumer Kathryn Donnini Elizabeth Harling Barry Beal Elaine Bouchard Brian Doyle Stephan Harrison John Beaulieu Richard Bouchard Mary Drake Terri Hart Patricia Beaver Deborah Bowen Peter Dunn Robin Hartford Rebecca J. Florey ‘81 Barbara Beem Barbara Brown Stanley Eames Michael Hartnett Top Solicitor By an innovative method of electronically transmitting alumni names from UMO’s computer files to a Portland printer, this recognition issue of the Alumnus makes it easier to read nearly 8,500 names of Alumni Fund contributors. In keeping with the times, we have dispensed with titles for both men and women and we have included women’s birth (maiden) names as well as their married names.
NON-ALUMNI Arnold O Plant Century Club Honor Roll 1918 Horace A Pratt Leslie J Wertheim William H Mellen William Sezak Presidents Club Montford E Patten Century Club Edmund Styrna Judson Grant Jr. John H Philbrick F. Donald Gibbs Robert B Thomson Phi Kappa Sigma House 1912 Carlisle V Watson ‘ Marie Blackman Gregory So. Penobscot Alum Assoc. Kent Ward Albert W Wunderly Student Alumni Assoc. Addie M Weed Century Club Harold L Redding William A Buchanan George S Byrnes Warren H Savary 1916 Maine Stay Club Elizabeth Russell Charles Roberts Dirigo Club Gertrude Cannon Gibbs John J. Nissen Mike Salvato Presidents Club Thomas Aceto James P Poole Robert Hawthorne Julius H Kritter Stein Club Bud Leavitt Francis Head Honor Roll Thomas G Mangan Merrill Bradford Robert Bazinet Kathym Dow Nichols James L Boyle Omar Tarr Thela Leach Century Club Walter K Hanson Dirigo Club Fcrnald Stickney Gene Sargent Guy B Condon Leon W Smiley Weston S Evans Grace James Century Club Thomas N Weeks Charlotte Ross Weymouth Leon Silverman Ann Bridgham Gladys Reed Merrill Donald E Thompson Dirigo Club Howard R Neville 1913 Horace E Boothby Hiram Rosenbloom George M Wood III C Kent Lane Honor Roll No. Shore Alumni Assoc. 1907 Dirigo Club Walter B Aikins Merrymeeting Bay Alum Assoc. Harold A Richards Honor Roll Honor Roll E Royal Chamberlin Portland Club, UMO Women Honor Roll Harry S Bennett Class of 1925 Herbert H Green Maynard F Jordan Edith Debeck Luce Leon A Dodge Arnold Buckman Abel P Wyman Dorothy Thompson King Doris E Russell Mary E Russell John R Eppinger Joseph H Moore Jr John A Tenney Jr Carol Funking 1908 Florence Murray Withee Alice Poore Rollins Marion MacLaughlin Yost > G. Clifford Newell Maine Stay Club Century Club 1 I Leavitt Newman College of Business Adm. 1914 James P Farnsworth 1917 Jennifer Moores Alice Moores Stein Club Presidents Club 1919 Harold J Shaw Dirigo Club 1909 Royal G Higgins Jr Pine Tree Club Maine Stay Club John M Blake Century Club Pine Tree Club James H Freeland Edith G Wilson Carolyn Wormwood Ingalls Dion Vanbibber Hazel Lane Babcock Century Club Donald Webber Dirigo Club Leona Pierpont Century Club Carl A Anderson Dirigo Club Mary Leonard Kavanagh Maurice Jacobs Stacy L Bragdon Honor Roll • Harold R Miller Roy W Peaslee Frank C Richardson Rudolph Stoehr Samuel W Collins Clarence Bennett Floyd Verrill Kathryn Hitchings Lunny Douglas Brown Honor Roll George F Sweet Donald F Cota Orrin L Miller Maine Stay Club Maine Stay Club Robert A Cobb Fred P Ricker 1915 Earl R. Brawn Thomas J Davis Theodore Curtis Jr William C Ellsworth Presidents Club Charles E Crossland John Civiello Noel D Godfrey Clifford P Gould 1910 Harold H Beverage Maurice J Fineion Carl W Marr Leroy F Hussey Raymond H Fogler Philip E Folger Jr Pine Tree Club Roy A Wentzel Winthrop L MacBride J Kenneth Fournier Paul F Slocum John C Mahoney Dimon E Merrill Wesley Gray Century Club Dirigo Club Lawrence E Merrow Robert Lahey Helen Soper Davis Century Club Harry L Bayer Albert J Sears Ralph Leonard Dorothy Mercier Furbish Vernon H Wallingford Albert K Gardner Henry F Worcester Jessie Sturtevant Stinneford John A Lindlof Dirigo Club Jessie Prince Wallingford Donald Lowell Maine Stay Club Kenneth T Wooster Noel O Van Bibber Honor Roll Douglas Mathieu Winthrop B Brown Honor Roll George McCorrison Dirigo Club Edmund J Dempsey Merle L Mitchell Jr Ruth March Dolloff Chester N. 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Snow Anne Thurston Henderson Oscar L Wyman Anne Curran Reardon Ivan L Craig Stanley B Hyde Honor Roll Estelle Spear Robbins Charles L Eastman Arellene Ware Hyde Ethel Scott Wallace 1924 Dons Dow Ladd Floyd J Carr Charles F Eaton Jr Richard B Diehl O Spurgeon English Presidents Club Leona Reed McDonald Mansfield M Packard C Michael Dowd George A Severance Hazen H Ayer 1920 Annie Lunt Robinson Sylvia Tibbetts Dunkley Perry R Shean Earl M Dunham Verner F Robinson Charles H Hammond Pine Tree Club Philip R White Alice Stanley Dunham Shirley Roberts Heistad Henry R Buller Maine Stay Club Stein Club / Dirigo Club Katherine Andrews Hocking Lester R Thurston Eli Aronson Mark A Hurd Jacob W Bishop Jr Kenneth F Woodbury Century Club Robert W Laughlin James T Blair Ralph C Jackson Pine Tree Club Arline Bcsse Buley Marion Lindsay Johnson Robert W Averill Catherine Sargent Marston Samual L Rosenberg Raymond H Burton Hilda H Kelley Frank A Bcsse Ardis Lancey Moore Philip A Sargent Pearl Woodard Fickett Eugene S Magill Leona Gilman Bowyer Ernest H Ring Harriet Page Hume Helen N Mayo Ray M Boynton Ian M Rusk Century Club Frank W Hussey Harold E McKenney John J Davis Elwood K Wilkins Howard L Bowen Donald C Lincoln Fred C Newhall Lloyd R Douglass Dirigo Club Frederick C Brown Charles M McEwen Sidney B Peterson Edward P Hacker Martha D Chase James A Chalmers Edith Hanington Moberg William B Plate Lawrence J Hodgkins Helen Pulsifer Dana Theodore F Hatch Elwood N Osborne Barnett I Shur Alfred B Lingley R. Warren Graffam Julian H Merrill Arthur N Parmenter Irene Lcrette Whitcomb Silas E Merry Harry E Henderson Neal W Phillips Frederick H Parsons Maine Stay Club Frederick F Marston Howard C Reiche Elizabeth Peabody Parsons John L Townsend Verne C Beverly Helen Bragdon Martin Albert H Repscha 1927 Charles A Whitten Marion E French John H Needham Frank L Robinson Presidents Club Lawrence P Libby Parker W Patterson Maine Stay Club Madalene Brackett Saxe Gardner B Tibbetts Milton H Clapp Harold L Durgin O. Steen Whiteside Dirigo Club Carleton A Walker Richard G Clark Ralph W Foster Benjamin W English Harold H Bagley Hugh M. Williams Thomas L Dickson W Linwood Chase Benjamin Hoos Honor Roll George F Dow Newell W Emery Honor Roll Louis C Horsman Hope Norwood Bannister Earle R Webster Dorothy Y Holbrook William D Connon David Jacobs Nan Mahoney Bradford Margaret Preble Webster Clara Beale Merriman Errol L Dearborn Louise Messer Mayo A Bruce Clark Stein Club Theodore M Stevens Harlan C Dolloff Ellen V Pierson Alice Bunker Dowd Gayion H McGowan Betty Mills Towner Ethel Packard Harkness Bernie E Plummer Linwood L Dwelley Albert D Nutting Geneva Croxford Valentine Wyman E Hawkes Horace W Raymond Ruth Weeks Eastman Russell E Smith John J Lap pin Dons P Merrill Ann Green Robison Raymond S Finley James E Tarr Walter L Perro John G Small Lynnette Walker Flewelling Honor Roll Dorothy Trcfethen George K Stackpole Harold L Gerrish Pine Tree Club Minerva French Anderson Max M Weisman Ellen Myers Stevens Rachel Gorden Florence Kirk Bruce Ernest L Coolbroth Clifford V Irish Dons Rideout Huestis Eveline Snow Cross Dirigo Club Alice Shaw Kimball Raymond E Wood Grace Tripp Foster 1923 Gregory Baker Dons Overend Patterson Dwight M Ingraham Lewis Caplan Monta Pickard Springer Century Club Kathryn Gorden Myers Presidents Club Ray H Carter Henry M Tabachmck Henry M Bearse Theodore E M Carville Neil S Bishop Angela Getchell Page Virginia Avenll Castle Mary Waterhouse Robert B Stewart John Conti Jr Clare H Brown Century Club Ruth Bessey Conti John P Waite 1926 Stuart H Chapman Harry D Watson Theodore S Curtis Merwyn R Driscoll Harry F Culbertson Louis J Eaton Barbara G Hitchings Stein Club Clara Peabody Chapman Helen Humphreys Eastman Ethelyn Percival Howard Elmer G Kelso Margaret Fraser Feeney 1921 Stuart M Johnson Frederick M Lindahl Evelyn Farris Knowles Thor Miller Charles E Noyes Pine Tree Club William E Parsons Presidents Club Marie Hodgdon Sawyer Clayton P Osgood Francis G Buzzell Ada Peters Smith Roger C Castle Martha Sanborn White Earl P Osgood Leone Dakin Nutting Kenneth L Proctor Stein Club Herman E Wilde Ada Guppy Parsons Lucy Farrington Sheive Gerald N Robinson Century Club Raymond E Tobey Horace C Crandall Roger Williams John C Winslow Guy S Westcott Paul E Atwood Maine Stay Club Century Club Phillip E Woods John T Chippendale Jr Fred D Armes Percy L Blackwell Maine Stay Club Leah Smith Wyman Wilhelmina F Dunning Alvar E Aronson Margaret Blethen Clarence B Beckett Anthony J Pannom Honor Roll Harold O Barker Madelaine Eastman Cousins Alexander B Cutler Rose Adams Plouff J Wesley Ames Thomas P Bixby George S Ginsberg Philip L Gray Ernest B Scott James G Annett Sara Palmer Bogan Harry L Greenleaf Lloyd G Hay Beulah Osgood Wells Nellie Farnsworth Carver Marion Cooper Emilie Kritter Josselyn Iva Merchant Knight Austin H Wilkins Paul M Croxford Dorothy Taylor Garvin Helen Clark Potter Milton J Ricker Maine Stay Club Arthur E Wilson Michael C Gentile Ernest H Grant George R Acheson Maine Stay Club Mabel Peabody Wilson James L Hayes Kenneth V Hight Arthur R Chapman Una Greenlaw Jones Willis M Barrows Elwin B Hodgins Elmer A Leblanc Dirigo Club John E. Lockwood Jr Laurence L Buck Mary Watt Horsman Mildred Close Mahoney Ceylon R Archer Ethel Bird McCrystle Carleton H Bunker Paul Lamoreau Donald W Stuart Alice C Duncan Dwight L McKechnie Sidney B Coleman Marlin V MacLaughlin Marjona Willey Frost Joseph D Doherty Dirigo Club Virdell E Munsey George N Martin Elizabeth A Harkness H Richard Trask Madeline M Gillen J Philip Moore Stephen W Beeaker Elizabeth M Hitchings Aileen Bennett Tufts Carl M Harmon Margaret White Nelson Rena Campbell Bowles Vernon L Johnson Ruth E Waterhouse George O Ladner Lyndall K Parker Marion K Bragg Guy O Matthews Ruth Savage Wiswell Guilbert R Little Bernard T Poor Carlton E Brown Ardelle Cooney McNamara Everett M Lunt Edith O’Connor Thaxter Dorothy Hart Cook Mary Packard Rankin Frank J McDonald Anna Stinchfield Vermette James H Davidson Ruth Spear Rich 1925 Ralph R Parkman Henry C Waldo Julia Morrill Kelley Beatrice Cleaves Stevens Mary M Roche Dirigo Club Verna Norton Richard B Stuart Stein Club Laforcst S Saulsbury Edward H Baker Katherine D Stewart Herbert A Sullivan Chester A Baker Gerald S Wheeler Annette Lane Burbank Ralph E Thomas Robert N Haskell Honor Roll Dirigo Club Helen Peabody Davis Ruth Coombs Thomas Raymond J Curran Pine Tree Club Edmund H Bartlett Irene Wentworth Engel Harriet Weatherbee True Vernon F Hobbs Carl B Eastman Edward T Bridgham Lorinda Orne Eustis Frederick D Webb Edith Deering Hughey Mildred Brown Schrumpf Ruth Morse Burbank Bessie Muzzy Hastings Elizabeth Ring Hollis W Jones Frederic A Soderberg Earle D Crawford Henry G Howard Lindsay J. March Honor Roll Century Club Marjorie Myers Crawford Edith Hoyt Humphrey Clarence L Partridge Wallace A Cutting Janet Cole Armstrong I. Stanley Bailey Mithael 1 Lavorgna Cora Phillips Perry Douglas f Doivnan Royal Boston Jr Aura E Coburn Selden J Pearce Ruth Clark Rector Gordon II I a.i Harold D Cahill Edward M Curran Henry A Scribner Blanche Tague Stevens J Murray Hamikon Florence Gushee Taylor Nadine Gellerson Clark Randall H Doughty Alice M Whiting Fred W Holdsworth Elbridge P Colbath Frank L Lincoln Henry O Trask George R Mower Gladys Staples Colburn Frances Perkins Lincoln Everett 1 Waltz Albert H Olsson Lorenzo G Currier Joseph M Murray Eugene C Winch 1922 Kenneth O Plumer Julius O Garsoe Frances Kent Murray Honor Roll David W Hoyt Sylvester L Poor Presidents Club Velma K Oliver Warren S Abbott Elsie Perry Hoyt Robert P Rich Lawrence W Davee Claude H Tozier Isabel Z Ames Lois Mantor Jackson William W Rich Jr Muriel Goodrich Davee Earle T Blodgett Eshburn O Judkins Maine Stay Club Mary I Samways Lawrence P Cogswell Pine Tree Club Stephen S Kaier Egbert M Andrews Myles H Standish Edgar R Crozier Everett P Welch Bryant M Patten G Davis Chase Karl F Switzer Margaret Boothby Freeman Curtis M Hutchins Stein Club Stein Club Dirigo Club Marion Farrington Gero ■Fay Hyland Llewellyn F G Lloyd Clovis Breton Roger L Annis Wyman *P Gerry Herbert E Sargent Philip J Brockway William M Beal1 Ruth Leman Grady Stein Club Pine Tree Club Edward C Bryant Elroy H Gross Pine Tree Club John R. Laplant George Ankeles Harry W Butler Joseph P Guilfoyle Malcolm Devine Sr. Robert D Parks Harold P Hamilton Philip L Evans Ruth Palmer Harribine Alvin H. Giffin Ethel Cummings Woodbury Milton F Kent Leslie R Holdridge Roy C Hobson Laurence W Groves John M Palmer Dorothy Haskell McGaw Marada L Johnson Pine Tree Club William P Hamblet Edward Stern Charles E O’Connor Sylvia M Kurson Charles S Huestis Donald B Henderson Robert B E Prescott George B Lewis Elizabeth McCracken Wilhelm Donald F Marshall Century Club Ivan R Stoughton Doris Spencer Libbey Roger Wilkins Helen Johnson Marshall Laurence B Boothby Polly Longley Sund Frank P Bostrom Samuel Sezak Florence Poor MacDgnald Ralph A Corbett Ethel Thomas Sezak Dorothy M Smith \ Century Club Frank R Goodwin Honor Roll John A Snell Viola Purinion Giffin Donald W Brockway Frank A Knight William L Bates Arthur J Staples James C Buzzell Johnson L Lowell Century Club Richard F Blanchard Frances Sawyer Worcester Robert F Chandler Jr Norwood W. Mansur Olaf A Bangs Roger J Brown Joseph Wuraftic John L Guice Harry R Mayers Elliott R Barker Eunice Copeland Chandler Edith Merchant Turner Clifton W Hall Elizabeth F Murphy Paul E Bennett G Vincent Cuozzo Nicholas G Hodgman Carleton E Nims Maynard P Blaisdell Norman N Espovich 1928 Carroll E Horslin Charles Schlosberg Elizabeth Ricker Boothby Morton C Files Dorothy Bradford Kelso Noyes D. Shirley Charles A Brown Herbert J Gunnarson Pine Tree Club Clayton T Knox Thomas B Smith Katherine Whitcomb Butler Cecil W Horne Emerson A Stymiest George E McGillicufldy Anthony A Beeaker Russell M Look Nelson F Cartwright Mary Robinson McClure Paul Wadsworth Marion Stewart Coffin Vivian Vantassel McKenney Century Club George E Rose Clifton E Curtis Richard T Page Wray C Conro Noyes D Shirley Maine Stay Club Charles F Cushman Hazel Hammond Rawnsley Erdine Besse Dolloff Gordon Smith Louise Bates Ames iRalph L Davis Charles E Wakefield Thelma Perkins Dudley Sarah Hoos Sterns Perley E Armitage Stanley B Eaton Sophia Marks Wolfe Raynor K Fitzhugh W. Jerome Strout William W Blaisdell Doris Curtis Eaton David W Fuller Maine Stay Club Athalie Sweatt Cummings Grace Lemoine Einik Harry R Hartman Bertha Carter Cushman iHelen Beasley Ernst Barbara Damm Adams 1932 Jerome H Knowles Harold M Cutler George A Farnsworth Reginald B Adams Helen Smith Lamb William H Daley Willard A Farris Richard P Gleason Albert M Parker Verrill B Gilmore Horace F Flynn Presidents Club Victor B MacNaughton Dorothy Steward Sayward Sarah Pike Gleason Charlotte Bowman Flynn Edith Talbot Ness Katherine Marvin MacNaughton David H Stevens William H Goodell Jessie L Fraser Winston C Robbins Olin C Moulton Philip H Trickey Vera I Hill Robert D Goode Herbert I Trask Roderic C O’Connor William P Viles Frank Knauer Doris L Gross Raymond T Wendell Clifton H Robbins Franklin E Pearce Louise Durgan Hammons Maine Stay Club Archibald V Smith Stein Club Jeanette Roney Pero George M Hargreaves Wallace Blake Carleton D Staples Margaret J Armstrong Henry A Plummer Ellen Wareham Holmer Harold E Bowie Herbert G Wiseman James C Bates Philip H Rand Jennie Davidson Jackson William Bulch Muriel Freeman Brockway Dirigo Club Royal A Roulston Merrill E Kilby Leon A Cheney Roy N Holmes Whitney M Baston Elmer P Sawyer Norton H Lamb Lawrence M Cutler Donald L Lester Shirley Berger Kenneth E Lapworth Emma Thompson Ledger Helen Stearns Lester Harold E Bessey Dirigo Club Paul T Libby Roger E Lewis Ronald E Young G Kenneth Burwood* Franklyn A Towne Helen E Liscomb Kenneth C Lovejoy Robert A Zottoli Kenneth R Dudley Lyman Abbott Jr. Richard W Loring Mabe) Kirkpatrick Lovejoy Francis S McGuire Nelson L Manter Frank Foggia Kathleen D Andrews Pine Tree Club Katherine Lang Morrison Delbert L Moody Albert F Gilmore James F Booker Cedric L Arnold Elizabeth Livingstone Morse Edna Cohen Rapaport Samuel. A Goldsmith Lois A Burr Margaret Buck Houston Frank E Patten Samuel Rudman Allison K. Hill George C Dodge Joseph P Seltzer John H. Lambert Jr. Alfred W Perkins Clara E Sawyer Paulene M Dunn James M Sims Abram J Libby Mary McLoon Rand Robert Scott Carrie Williams Fowler Anna Lyon Sims Caroline Collins Lowell Charles A Roberts Robert P Thaxter Kingdon Harvey Mollie Rubin Stem Thomas A Martin Ethel S Saunders Hope Williams Hector A Hebert Century Club Merlon F Morse Elmer R Higgins Hazel Parkhurst Sawyer Theodore J Zak Lewis W Barrett Bettina Brown Moulton Harold H Inman Francis E Smalley John T Barry Dirigo Club Harold N Powell Rufus G Jasper Geneva M Smith William Balch Mary F Reed Saul Lait George Smith Harold E Bryant Paul G Butler Vincent H Beeaker Lawrence Rosen Kenneth L Levensalor Lincoln O*Spencer Neil M Calderwood Mildred Keirns Beebe Edwin M Ryder Lillian F Loveitt Nelson E Spurting Rozella Randall Churchill Horace E Bell Alice Webster Sinclair Rosella A Loveitt George M Thurston James H Crowe Lynwood K Betts Ward F Snow Frieda Hatch Matheson Charles H Tweedie Albert A Dekin Elizabeth M Collins Maurice Stone Hortense Bradbury Monaghan Kenneth P Twombly Jules A Desjardins » Stanley J Deveau Ruth Daggett Storm Dorothy Mayo Morris William C Wells John D Dickson Fred M Dodge Ruby Carlson Williams E Christine Norwood Margaret Fellows White Albert F Gerry | H Stuart Frost Helen McLaughlin Osier Edwin R Williams * Honor Roll Mary Bean Gerry Harry A Grant Sylvester M Pratt Maine Stay Club Robert C Lane Gerald F Burrill Clarine Coffin Grenfell Lydia Douglas Rollins Franklyn F Barrows t Ardron B. Lewis Elizabeth Spencer Cleveland Everett A Gunning Vivian Veysey Seale Goldie Modes Brenner Delmar B Lovejoy Oayma J Colby David H Hanaburgh Wilson G Seavey Clifford H Coles Frederick L Moulton William T Donnell Stanley G Hayter Charles R Stover Parker G Cushman Laurence H Murdoch Thena Whitten Dyke W Whidden Johnson F Clair Wright Myrilla Guilfoil Daley William S Reid J Elliott Hale Winthrop C Libby Florence Ward Elliott Barbara Pierce Skofield Thelma Ham Hayward Honor Roll Beulah Starrett Lord Marion Avery Gilmore Lester L Wass Elmer G Horton Jack S Atwood Roscoe C Masterman Waldo Harwood Jr. ' . Matthew Williams Harold V Kimball Alice Bagley Alfred P McLean Donald P Huston Waldo W Hill Alice Lincoln Leanhard Bernard M Berenson Wheeler G Merriam Freda Crozier Jorgensen - Honor Roll John H Lowell Arthur L Chilman Stacy R Miller Winfield Lowell Dorothy Culley Coburn Kenneth A Keeney William J Murphy Russell M Bailey Reginald H Merrill Kenton R Condon Louis J Krieger Theodore E Nutting Milton L Bradford Helen Moore Margaret Warren Ostrom Donald C Lovely Levi C Placzankis Hazel Lindsay Brainard Ella Bulmer O’Hearon John H Crowell William D. MacKenzie Ralph N Prince Erma Stairs Foley Maple 1 Percival Charles A Cutting Howard L Mendall Dorothy Baker Roberts Harold E Ingalls Cecil R Race Hazel Sawyer Everett Beatrice Spiller £tadeau John W Roche Martling B Jones George W Raye Dorothy E Files Willard J Perry O Lawrence Rumazza Archie E Kamen Guy H Richardson Judd G Files Emery Walker Pickering Kathryn Bowden Saunders Martha Stephan Leitch Mary Weimer Ryerson Stanley C Frost Bernice Hopkins Robbins Loring R Swain Robert J McCann Catherine Osgood Skolfield Harold D Harding Hazel Sparrow Russell Katherine W Trickey Mary A McGuire Elmer A Stevens Rebecca Matthews McBride Ermo H Scott Margaret Fowles Wilde Leland A Merchant Harvard L Sylvester Edward E Palmer M Stetson Smith Helen Benner Nichols Maine Stay Club Sarah J Thompson Eunice Barrows Powell Parker H Spear Carroll P Osgood Doris Dunphy Bassett Guy L Thurston Doris Lapointe Round Mabel Lancaster Stewart Austin D Beechler J A Pierce Donald E Tracy John D Walker Willis L Stiles William C Smith Allen W Bratton Carl D True C Raymond Ward Mary Carter Stiles Gordon M Walker Stanley G Winch Gerald York E. Whitman Strecker Laura Merrill Burdt Urban H Despres Gertrude Gray Yates Frank E. Reilly John W Sturgis 1929 Eleanor I Thompson Linwood S Elliott 1930 Irene Otto Morrow Henry H Favor Presidents Club 1931 Mildred Merrifield Walter Rebecca Spencer Files Raymorid E White Mildred Smith Gagnon George D Bixby Presidents Club Presidents Club Phyllis Kneeland Whitten Willard M Gilmore Myrtle Walker Dow Mary Crowley Mulvey Elmer Hodson Erma Barton Painter Clayton H Hardison William F Hathaway Rudolph B Johnson Evelyn Gleason Rawson Mildred Poland Lord Edith Miller Hinman Bryce H Jose Rose Snider Rodensky Walter E Ludden Honor Roll Arthur T Jack Bartlett Kimball Pauline Siegal Segal Richard H Marble Hope Greenlaw Akeley Angela Mimutti Charles L Lampson Beatrice E Titcomb Thomas S Morse Darrel E Badger Hugh H Morton Elizabeth Tryon Libby Frederick E Wiers Dorothy H Moynihan Lyman F Brewer Harry Paul James W McClure James H Page Ruth Harding Brooks Stanley C Pease Carole Lord Means Philip S Parsons Doris Lawrence Cable Keith W Percival Richard H Millar 1934 Ralph L Perry Margaret Young Carroll Gilberta Watters Percival Evelyn Plummer Miller Kenneth E Pullen Janet Campbell Dowd Charles L Puffer Jr Charles T Moody Presidents Club Freeland L Ramsdell Howard E Etter Rose Brener Rudman Richard P Morrison Donald P Corbett Selma Gregory Regan Isobel J Freeman John W Russell Marjorie Moulton Murphy Francelia Dean Corbett Evelyn Jalbert Robinson William O Gould Thomas Russell Robert E Pendleton Fay Hyland Ruth Shesong Ross Shirley Hatch Griffin Asa H Stanley Elizabeth Barrows Pendleton Dwight L Somers Herbert M Roylance Emily Pickering Haskell Willard B Stone Richard C Porter Stein Club Stanwood R Searles Ruth Libby Higgins Clayton J Sullivan Theodore W Prescott Laurence T Small Merle S Jones Roy J Gavin Lawrence R Sweetser Mildred Johnson Rose Albert J Smith Florence Kaminsky Lieberman Henry J McCusker Robert M Vickery Max Rubin Irving K Smith Wallace W Lord James F Whitten Kenneth E Smith Pine Tree Club Howard W Stevens James W Marcille Harold K Willets Clifton N Walker Paul D Merriam ■ Claire S Sanders Ruth Vaughan Stevens Eleanor West Yerxa Angelo G Mimutti Dirigo Club Century Club Lawrence E Tompkins Maine Stay Club Francis L Topping Arthur G Mintz George H Andrews Richard C Alden lerdell C Ward John L Porter Martha Smith Baldwin Josephine Carbone Beckwith Kenneth S Cleaves Muriel Covell Wilson Rowena Richardson Rand John T Bankus Alden F Denaco Kenneth C Foster Carroll N Works Orville C Sadler John P Doyle Arthur A F Brown Elizabeth Blethen Francis James L Shields Curtis A Fisher Leroy A Burton Maxine Harding Goode Dorothy Sawyer Shorey Rose Cox Goldsmith Jerome H Comins Lewis M Hardison 1935 Norman K Smith Susie M Guice Lillian Segal Cutler Charles E Holyoke Glendon A Soule Marion Cunningham Harriman Luthera Burton Dawson Marjorie Brackett Huot Presidents Club Hilda Eaton Stacher Arthur C Holbrook Robert B Downing Andrew P Iverson Walter A Richardson Edward Stetson Albert H Howes F Wilbur Hagan Jr Irene Sanders Johnson Basil G Staples Richard S Stoddard Robert F Jenks Edward G Haggett Josephine Burrill Kiah Stein Club Russell A Walton Eleanor Meacham Jenks Allan C Hamilton Judson P Lord Hazel Scully Henkle Frederick W King 1936 Neal H Landers Clarence L Merrow Fred C Roberts Carl D Hurd Carmela F Profita Marion Ewan Lapham Edna Matthews Roberts Presidents Club Harland F Leathers Lloyd G Keirstead Hope Clark Spater Herbert W Lewis Pine Tree Club Madelyn Dyer Conley Smith C McIntire Maine Stay Club Roland M Gleszer Dons Baker Moody Margaret J Lovely Samuel Levy Mildred Haney Berdecn Priscilla Noddin Thomas A Maines Stein Club Frederick R Black Century Club Albion V Osier Muriel Holmes Maines Guy M Flagg Shirley Young Brawn George D Carlisle Margaret Merrill Pratt John J McCarthy Roger D Hutchins Cecil E Clapp James D Crocker Donald E Pressey Polly Brown Peirce Hall Ramirez J Edward DeCourcy Walter L Emerson Rudolph M Quint Doris Smart Pollard Alice Dyer DeCourcy Henry W Fales Pine Tree Club Jesse E Ray Jr Evelyn Pollard Simmonds Parker L Folsom Samuel T Favor Eileen Brown Parker Marion Jaques Smith Girdler J Swett E Merle Hildreth Richard V Gaffney Raymond A Powell M Beaulieu Van Stack John J Turbyne Edward C Jordan Ruth Shurtleff Goodwin Lowell N Weston Robert F Webber Ernestine Merrill Whitten Peter C Karalekas Frances Brown Hobble Paul C Williamson Century Club Dirigo Club Carl F Ingraham Russell F Libby Fred A Anderson Ellen Frame Wright Mernta Dunn Anderson Arnold Kaplan Joseph Massaro Milton J Breslaw Samuel Bachrach Paul I Knight Honor Roll Otto O Pasanen David S Brown Marion Ladner Bailey Stephen S Marshall Eustis F Sullivan Norman G Pratt Robert A Burns Dorothy Findlay Carnochan Marion E Martin Kenneth G Ames Charles H Reed Ann Eliasson Clarke Gertrude Dorr Cleveland Frank W Myers John C. Bohnson Jr Wayne S Rich Donald M Fitch Grace Quarrington Corey Harold P Nelson William Foley Hayden S Rogers John P Hennings Helen Findlay Cousens Frances Knight Norris A. Norman Forbush John E Stinchfield Margaret Hall Hook Violet Morrison Curtis Ashton P Sawyer Gordon S Hayes Fern Allen Turbyne Donald A Huff Margaret Denton Eaton Warren L Walker Elizabeth Rosie Jackson Alyce Swett Willets Elizabeth Philbrook Ingraham Eloise Lull Eaton Carl A Whitman Marcel F L’Heureux William E Beazley Grenville E Jordan Richard E Elliott John C Willey Arthur R Lufkin F Rodwell Blaisdell Lyndon M Keller Emily Thompson Elliott Elmore L Wood Elna Whitney Lunt Karl V Larson John P Gonzals Dirigo Club Beryl Warner Williams Muriel Ross Macho Charles B MacLean Blanche 1 Henry Frederick A Bendtsen Harry P Files Madelcne Duncan Merchant Francis J McAlary Richard F Higgins Edward B Cooper Stanley D Henderson Abby Sargent Neese James A Wakefield Charles C Ingalls Samuel M Cope J Winston Hoyt Hildreth Matheson Palmer Alice Campbell Wakefield Ruth E Irwin Robert L Cram Roy 1 Lawrence Harland O Poland Harold M Woodbury Ethel Hilton Poland Ludger A Lucas Roland F Cyr Margaret Avery Lawrence Thomas H Pride Evelyn Mills MacKeen Stanley R Doane Roderick A MacDonald Maine Stay Club Caroline Cousins Selby Henry E Marcho Ralph M Dougherty Joel W Marsh Actor T Abbott Jr Albert J Smith James A McLean Theodore A Earl Frank L McCollum Abraham A Abramson Margaret Churchill Snyder Dorothy Murphy O’Connell Roger H Hefler Louis H Morrison Richard E Adams Dorothy M Somers Joseph I Penley Elizabeth Myers Kennedy Alice Sisco Nord Gerald G Beverage Charles N Sweetser Monroe Romansky Robert E Lawrence Arthur B Otis Paul C Brown George E Wadsworth Jean C Sabine C Bruce Moyer Phillip G Pendell Roger T Cameron Robert T Weston Fred M Sanborn Romeo F Pascarelli Curtis B Plummer George A Clarke Richard J Snare Charles E Prinn Wilbert L Pronovost Mildred Sawyer Connors Edith Deane Spear Richard L Rice John S Sabin Darrel B Currie 1933 Joseph R Stoddard Robert C Russ Donald M Stewart Geneva Epstein Cutler Madelene Bunker Russ Virginia Trundy Stone Firth L Dennett Presidents Club Courtney E Stover Honor Roll Benjamin Shapero Dirigo Club Albert V Doherty Virginia Berry Humphrey Boyd B Stratton Ralph J Durette Edward C Ellsworth Robert J Ingraham Harold J Barrett Clarence K Wadsworth George M Frame Karl V Anderson Robert S Ives Edwin C Boddy George W Warren Richard O Gordon Louise Hill Robbins Dorothy Blair Bohnson Dean M Bailey Edward C Hanson John F Wilson Guy Allen Booker Honor Roll John W Black William F Jones David K Abbott Orrin S Bradbury Stein Club Clarence H Bradbury William W Lewis Mildred French Creamer J Milton Attridge Oursa N Dagavanan Henry Little Stanley R Prout Emil A Davis Dons Varnam Bacheller Hope Whitman Dunn David T Lull Laurice M Stevens Ruth Callaghan Decotcau Claude K Baker Charles F Dwinal Mane Archer McDonnell Pine Tree Club Kenneth J Dickerson June Wheeler Baker Ruth Todd Farnham Robley H Morrison Lillian Wooster Farnham Stanley H Blanchard Warren W Flagg Helen Hilton Bailey George H Northrup Walter B Fitzgerald Frances Dodge Booker Edward 1 Gross Hollis L Leland Raymond E Perkins Warren S Frohock Clara E Bunker Norman H Harmon William H Linskcy Margaret Harriman Pronovost Philip O Gregory Willard S Caswell Sr Harry Helfand Freeman G Webb Dana P Sidelinger Philip A Havey Henry G Conklin Robert G Higgins Chester W Smith Century Club Inez L Howe Carleton F Davis Roberta Lewis Kimball Ruth Goodwin Stewart Mary Sewall Alden Kenneth B Johnson Charles E Finks Miriam Linscott Kirkland Virginia Nelson Sturgis Geneva F Chamberlain Kathryn Small Lufkin Ruth Lord Goodman Louise Rosie Paine Glen W Torrey Donald I Coggins Jerome C Maxfield Norman H Gray Ralph L Perkins Edwin P Webster Francis A Craig Helen Nivison Miller Neil A Hamilton Elmer W Randall Phyllis Hamilton Webster Thomas J Desmond Barbara Sawyer Nelson Irving W Harvey Maurice L Sanborn Dana A Eldridge Raymond F Newell Harry E Hasey Carl A Titcomb Dirigo Club Arthur T Forrestall Eleanor Cross Nunn Harold W Hoos Clayton O Totman Mary Talbot Bean Phyllis Webber Fuller Jane Barry Penn James M Jackson Charles E Towle Dorothy Cann Bennett Edwin L Giddings Coleman C Randall John E Johnson Phyllis Johnson Wadsworth Alfreda Tanner Black Franklin S Chapman Stein Club Robert H Plimpton Barbara Grace Gerrish Mary C Curran Vinton M Prince Thomas W Hall Kenneth M Chute Cora Sharon Leukhart Ann Hart Dickens Frances Higgins Raskop Charles S Hill Virginia Pease Dogherty Alan C Corbett Josephine M Profita G. Ronald Shaw Richard Holmes Cutler L Ellis Robert S. Craigie Ernest J Reidman Ira F Dole James H Siegel Elizabeth Curtis Huntoon Norman F Fay Gladys Colwell Donahue Pine Tree Club Edward H Silsby Marion Borden Jones Lucie Pray Fletcher Margaret Asnip Doucet Joseph H Hamlin Aroiin Lewis Smith M Rice Ladue E Robertson Furbush Jr Mary Treinor Dwinal Gerald F Hart Alfred A Swenson Elwood D Millett Franklin W Gerry Anora Peavey Fuller Marjorie Thompson Hart Mary Ford Weber Jean Sanborn Mitchell William G Goodrich Eric H Grant Century Club Randolph H West Dorothy Davis Page Carolyn Calderwood Graham Maurice J Rubinoff Ralph P Higgins George C Calderwood Gooden Gray Leander M Sprowl Mary Jackman Hanscom Elinor Hill Hinman Robert L Fuller 1939 Frederick H Sylvester Fred E Holt Carroll A Homan Wallace F Gleason Richard E Thomas Frederick J Johnston Donald G Johnson Arthur A Hauck Presidents Club Albert P Toner Franklyn L Jones Arthur L Jones Richard E Hayes Pauline Davee Hitchings Barbara Harlow Wescott Jane Holmes Kinsley John C Kenny Solveig Heistad Hennings Herbert A Leonard Carolyn Reed Kozicky Carolyn Currier Lombardi Diana Hight Hinckley Stein Club Marjorie Coffee Latus Richard R Lunt Bartlett Kimball Merrill R Bradford 1940 Hubert H Marsolais James C Lynch M. Joseph McDonough Jr. Arthur J Chick Virginia Tuttle Merrill Phyllis Decormier Mcdonald Eloise Hutchinson Myers Presidents Club Harland F McPherson Anna Anderson Clapper Margaret Steinmetz Mosher Natalie E Nason Harold A Gerrish Stanley T Titcomb John A Rand William D Mongovan Edward C Sherry Carleton M Robbirfs Charles J Pennings Arthur G Smith Pine Tree Club Stein Club Anthony J Rogers William B Pierce Bettina Bruce Smith Barbara Corbett Barker Guy Susi James C Shiro Ralph W Pinkham Lester J Tarbell Anna Anderson Clapper Edwin Young Donald C Smith Arthur L Roberts Ralph T Viola Ruth Pagan Hamlin Pine Tree Club Clarice Grant Hill Roger B Trask Peter Zoidis Lauress T Parkman E Franklin Hawes Leonard F Shaw Helen Maling Walker Maine Stay Club Vera Brastow Parks Richard G Morton A Temple Smith Thomas S Pinkham Alice Donovan Poeppelmeier Dorothy Jones Smith Hervey C Allen Althea Millett Brown Earle D Reed 1941 Jeremy H. Spear Century Club Ralph W Butler Asher E Sylvester Century Club Earl G Bacon Charles Y Cain Stein Club Catharene Bussell Vaughn Wilfred E Bettoney W Dwight Barrell Helene Diehl Cain Fred E Winch Ruel J Blackwell Earle D Bessey John B Dearborn Ralph E Clifford Phyllis Smart Young Eldredge B Woods Kenneth L Crabtree Robert H Bonney Olive E Conley Winford C Adams Robert W Doe John D Carlisle James R DeCoster Pine Tree Club Jeannette Lamoreau Ela Charles H Clough Honor Roll Mary Wright Donnini Rockwood N Berry Eleanor Bell Grange Benjamin W Ela Rena M Allen Merrill Eldridge Paul C Billings William R Hilton Jane Dyer Ellsworth James A Boardman Albert M. Ellingson John R. Dyer Charles M Holbrook Arlo E Gilpatrick Donald W Brown Richard W Gerry George H Ellis Ethelyn Parkman Huff Robert H Levis Robert J Erskine Ralph Getchell George L Nystrom Francis W Lovering Edwin M Lord Elizabeth H Giddings Waldo F Hardison Dorothy Wing Nystrom B. 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Tupper II Sally Walker Madore Carole Gould Thibault David J Pieczarka Robert J Salesi Freeman H Wright Judith Greenhalgh Marcoulier Marshall A Todd Neil G Piper Elizabeth Sandell Dirigo Club Kevin P McArdle Wendy Vemey Nelson Richard N Poirier Joan F Sawyer Arthur B Archer Jean Leighton Mileham Robert J Volock David C Rollins W. Tom Sawyer Jr. G Melvin Barclay Stephen B Moores Janet A White Malcolm B Rowe Beverly E Shepard Michael R Caron Victor A Mortenson Jr George S Williams Jr Robert J Salesi Margaret Speirs Eric H Christensen Linda E Perkins Mary Stanley Wyman Elizabeth Sandell Robinson Speirs Jr Victoria Baker Christensen Pamela Peterson Christie Joan F Sawyer Sydney Onat Taber Gregory S Dana Terry Webber Pettengill W. Tom Sawyer Jr. James A Thibodeau 1971 Anne Marie C. Desmarais John E Platt Beverly E Shepard Kathryn J Thompson Gregory J Doyon Lawrence A Richards Margaret Speirs Stein Club John L Toothaker Lindsey P Draves Melvin S Roberts Robinson Speirs Jr Roberta Hanna Toothaker John J Friel Jr William R Earley Diane Horne Robie Sydney Onat Taber Cynthia Johnston Watson Ingrid Eisberg Inglis Rosemary D’Agostino Salesi Pine Tree Club James A Thibodeau David L Waugh David B Foye Wayne T Smith Kathryn J Thompson Rudolph H Light Thomas E White Susan Davis George Lincoln R Spencer John L Toothaker Century Club George V Wiest Dianne Hall Lamb Ann Fullerton Spencer Roberta Hanna Toothaker N. Lawrence Willey Jr. James D Harrington Nancy Garland Stanley Nancy Churchill Bobrow Cynthia Johnston Watson Loma Rand Willey Penny L. Stewart Lee R Stewart Susan C Bodwell David L Waugh Julia Woodcock Ervin Carol Carman Hill Virginia Swan Linda Jarvis Collins Thomas E White E. Scott Huff Anne Platter Winans Robert L Derham George V Wiest Honor Roll Diane Sivertsen Inman Joan Poole Wood John W Dumont Jr N. Lawrence Willey Jr. Roger J Gagnon H. Arnold James William D Wood Pamela S Edwards Lorna Rand Willey Alan D Aalerud Robert A Johnson Rebecca W Wright Wilbert C Geiss Jr Julia Woodcock Ervin Carolyn Stickney Ackerman Donna Joslyn Spencer Lillian Fournier Wright James G Good Maine Stay Club Roger A Ballou Errol C Libby Byron H Young Susan Maines Good Kathleen Baltezore Heath Russell H Boyd Jr Pamela Hunter Libby Hayes E Gahagan Judith Klain Haskell Margaret McLellan Barter Sandra Bartolini Lawrence Natale F Manco Alan Hallee Peter C McKenney Beverly Anderson Targett Rodney G Sparrow Nancy Bobrow John R Martin Jeanne Robbins Bishop Fletcher G Boyle Stephen A Martino Honor Roll Carol A Bondy Maine Stay Club Shari Thomas Boyle Arlene A McClintock Cheryl Welch Baker Lisa Webber Boulier Russell H Boyd Jr Wallace D Campbell John J McCormack Russell N Banton Arthur M Brewer Sandra Bartolini Lawrence Margaret T Clancey Clinton L Meyer Jill Berce De Vries Susan McEvoy Bronson Nancy Bobrow Rebecca B Clifford Duane R Nadeau Peter L Bergeron Ellen Brookes Brookes Fletcher G Boyle Jane L Durrance Robert F Nardi Lester S Berry Jr Kenneth C. Brookes Shari Thomas Boyle Clyde H Folsom Jr Brian M Nason Susan Stinchfield Blanchard Dennis R Brown Wallace D Campbell Stephen C Fulton Randolph H Oestrich Hazel Blodgett John M Bulger Margaret T Clancey Pamela Chamberlain Gibson Lauren E McMullin Billy G Boulier Sharon Burgess McCourt Rebecca B Clifford Leslie Wight Grenier Kenneth A Philbrick Alice Boutilier Rachel Burgess Jane L Durrance Phillip C Kalloch Jr Corinne Anderson Piper David W Breeden Nancy Sereyko Burgoyne Clyde H Folsom Jr Dennis P King Richard A Pohle Carol Knowles Brooks Elaine M Butler Stephen C Fulton Sandra Emerson King Catherine Tripp Pohle Stephen J Brown Audrey Atherton Carter Pamela Chamberlain Gibson Lee W Leighton William A Richardson Jr Alan S Burgess Marjorie Dikeman Chamberlain Leslie Wight Grenier Cheri Hobbs Leonard Paula Beaulieu Rockwell Patsy Burnell Boisvert James A Cleveland Phillip C Kalloch Jr Kenneth W Martin Jr Howard L Singer Ronald H Butler Pamela Randlett Cleveland Dennis P King Janet Emerson Mead James S Sutherland James R Caron Barry A Cohen Sandra Emerson King Paul B Means Ronald G Turner Herbert F Cary Jr Brenda Savage Cookson Lee W Leighton Roderick H O’Keefe Raymond J Viola James W Catlin Deborah J Cosmos Cheri Hobbs Leonard Richard M Paganucci Barbara Wicks Lorraine Buck Catlin Anita Coty Kenneth W Martin Jr Marcia Pauls Pauls Barbara A Witham Ann L Chenery Robert F Creteau Janet Emerson Mead Dennis R Perham Deborah Holt Beisheim Richard L Chick Charles H Crockett Paul B Means Westbrook H Spaulding Robert M Gray Mary Scott Clark Neal A Cross Roderick H O’Keefe Charles V Stanhope Susan Washbum Bradstreet Helen Magee Cochrane Albert R Curran Richard M Paganucci Sandra Lord Sturtevant Kathleen Cote Hughes John J Daly Honor Roll Marcia Pauls Pauls Andrew G Sutherland Enola Sinclair Couture Glen J Alsup Dennis R Perham Gail McCubrey Desantis Alan J Cox Jane Stinchfield Willett Margaret Cullenberg Alsup Westbrook H Spaulding Patricia Dunphy Charlotte Weaver Cross Dirigo Club William A Dunstan Terrance L Bagley Mary Merrill Cullen Charles V Stanhope Gary D Ackendorf David A Dyer Roger R Bilodeau Robert J Curry Sandra Lord Sturtevant Eleanor Arnold Archer Judith Rogers Dyer Charles B Bishop Eleanor Chaplin Dann Andrew G Sutherland Paul W Bailey Cheryl Edgecomb Earl E Blanchette Cathy A Dearborn Jane Stinchfield Willett Dale R Barker James C Emery Rita Breton Pamela Martin Don Dirigo Club Thomas M Bausher Carol Philbrook Etrie Jean Graham Nickerson Phillip R Durrell Gary D Ackendorf John P Beisheim James D Feeney David A Brown Linda Jackson Washbum Eleanor Arnold Archer Tracy Bronson Bigney Francis J Fell Thomas P Carlista Kathy Saunders Gleason Paul W Bailey Margaret Carson Bragg William J Fenton John W Carter Constance Coughlin Goodwin Dale R Barker Diana Goldsmith Brickel David A Ferris Stephen P Cary Alan P Hallee Thomas M Bausher Arthur R Burgess Jr Patrick G Findlen Lawrence A Cole Robert A Hart John P Beisheim Gail Burgess Burgess T Kelley Fitzpatrick Rita Turner Cole Suzanne Burdge Helms Tracy Bronson Bigney Darlene Berry Caverhill Norman D Forbes Janice C Kendrick Dexter M Hersey Margaret Carson Bragg Elizabeth A Chadwick Anne F French Carol Fisher Curran I Bruce L Douglass Dirigo Club Gordon W Watts Jr Jeanne Kantauskis Shapiro Holly A Lanza Dorothy Eaton Gail Punnton White Louisa G Anderson Joanne Ludwig Shuman Karen Jo Smith William R Fisher David C Wilson Charles H Sullivan II Jonathan Wilder Sprague Michael I Flaherty Richard P Baker Nathan M Weber Jr Joanne White Bartlett James Bowman Stewart Richard H Frye William R Barnum Jr Melinda S Winter Paula J Woodworth John Leonard Tello Faith Livingston Garrold Richard E Bergeron Stephen A Wood Philip T Brown Steven Curtis Vcrrill Roxanna Gushee Gcrrish Madge Muir Bost Donna Peterson Young Betsy Dorr Davenport James Mead White Anne Pratt Giroux Carol Ann Katz Joseph E Levasseur James R Maynard Rhonda Katherine Whittaker Daniel T Grant Robert A Cherry Dennis A Libbey James E McGrath John William Wiebe Nancy L Greenblatt Nancy G Crocker Margaret Powell Hawkins Gary Alden Winsor Jayne Hackett Easley Kenneth E D’Amato Sueellen Mink Roberts Jeffrey Thomas Zager Gerald E Hall George D Dorian 1974 Ronald L Seekins Lisa P Elkin Katherine A Hamor Edward R Drechsel III Jeanne Mitchell Drechsel Marguerite Tucker Albert J Harris Century Club Susan L Biggers Susan E Bowie Douglas B Foust Conrad J Franz Mona Pothier Murphy 1976 Ronnie L Hastings Gail Callnan Foust Susan Pierce Marshall Barbara Adams Elliott Jacqueline Brickett Hill Allan Freedman Katherine B Tarry Stein Club Stephen B Honer Raye-Marie Moody Green Timothy T Townsend Martha Harvey-Webster Faith Carter Honer Allen P Hart 1975 Sandra Styrna Gnffin Robert E Kent Jane Desroches Houde Mark L Hunter Christine Hough Smith Scott A Michaud Maine Stay Club Pine Tree Club Century Club Judith Armstrong Howard George E Morrow Pearl Follett Barto Michael Harry Douvadjian Peggy Jones Bernstein Angelina Hubert Hubert Ronald R Paradis Margaret L Delano Century Club Douglas Stephen Boyce William H Hunter Mary Turcotte Poirier Cynthia Preble O’Keefe Deborah May Bradley Jonathan Barloo Leonard David M Hutcheson David A Reid Susan Francis Gomes Christian F Edwardson Marsha Lynn Traub Victor P Jarochym Larry A Reynolds Michael C Gove Robert Kent Elise Jones Elizabeth Scales Hattman Dale L Jones Maine Stay Club Aubrey James Merrill Elizabeth E Kudrick Raymond A Shindler Laurel Kimball Johnson Murthy S Ayyagari Paula Rideout Thomas J Landers John E Spinner Jr William K McKenney Arthur Kemp Bomberger Cynthia Rogers Edwardson Sare Dorsey Levasseur Ronald P Tetu Virginia S Miller Paul Edwin Rhoda Maine Stay Club Joanne Jacques Libby Stephen M Towle Diane Racine Ayyagan Joan Sheerin Rhoda Carl Roy Blondell Randolph S Libby Marshalyn Wing Baker Thomas M Pierce David Houston Tiemann Nancy Chellis Morrison Stephen J Libby Lawrence M Zanca Dirigo Club Dirigo Club Brian James Corr Ludwig W Linz Janet Reid Willis James R Anderson Leslie Irving Davis Donald G Loranger Paul M Willis Shirley Abbott Sheesley Thomas S Pinkham III Robert A Magee Victor L Bilodeau Jr Robin Dale Arnold Honor Roll Michael G Blake June Swan Maxine Pelletier Martin Mary Bacon Bruce B Ballard Warren E Campbell Laura While Michaud Russell G Martin Twila Ann Bombard Carolyn B Bean Celeste Chasse Reid Patricia Bernard Cole Betty-Jane Meader Andrea Chase Martin Ned M Berce Stephen J Clark David Alan Clark John C Merritt Brian T Bisson Dirigo Club Fred W Miller Debra Garside Clark Patricia Clark Patricia Brady Doherty Richard E Brachold Susan D Cole Barry Hammond Crommett Barbara Mealey Morin Alison Brown Haskins Ann S Brandt Thomas A Davies Suzanne Dauphinee Torrey Nancy Sargent Morin Mary Dickey Bray Gerard Joseph Casavant Susan P Petro Geoffrey D Dodge Patricia Eames April Cintron James P Cayford Alma Doe Judith Petnov Wilson G Carson Freeman Jaime Cintron Nancy Chase Theriault Terry Dorr McCabe Charles German Geer Nancy Pilla Atkins Paul Edward Cote Deana Anderson Chase Scott D Gregory Darrell Robert Gilman Susan McLellan Plaisted David Joseph Deprey Pamela D Chute Laurie Hillman Spinner Diane Elizabeth Hitchmgs Enrique D Posada Albert A Dimillo Jr Christopher J Cloutier Anne F Ives William Ludolph Hodgkins Paul M Poulin Gary Scott Duplisea Deborah Fishman Cohen Judith Mullen Rowe Kurt Anthony Keef Juliette Quinon Ward Alan Don Hanscom Thomas H Costello Kathleen Moore Nardi Kevin Howard Kelleher John E Roberts Jr Deborah Hanscom Vivian Cote Newton Philip D O’Brien Timothy Davis Leighton Christopher E Rollins John Dennis Jackson Robin Craig Scanlin Peter A Philippon Pamela Jean Lemieux Lisa Jewell Rosebrook Sylvia Knight Norton Susan D’Antuono Magee William E Pierce Barbara MacDonald Crommett Don W Sanborn Kevin Bourke Kraus Leo J Doreika Stephen F Regan Bonnie Ann MacPherson Nancy Powell Sheriff William John Lindblad Norman R Dougherty Rebecca C Robbins Carroll W McLaughlin Jr Gail Soderstrom Desmarais Peter Hopkins Nyslrom Anine Edes Stanford James S Rowe Mane Elsie Murray Dorothy Dumais Stackpole Alfred David Ouellette Carol Elliott Browne William G Spencer Marjorie Cote Stewart Julia Mary Nichols Nancy Small Reed Pamela Fisher Fisher Philip B Wallingford Frank J St Pierre Ana Ricalo Flint Rita Sysko Waugh Andrew W Gavett III Roger B Walton Joanne Rumbaugh Smith Robert Emerson Todd Susan Hall Sullivan Peter M Gavett Ellen R Weslling James Capen Rutherford Michael Roland Webber Dominick F Susi II Mark F Geer Carol A Whitten Cynthia Sessions Hall Peter Lawson Wilkinson Stephen R Suiter Linda Gilbert Davenport Janet Wood Bilodeau Tom Kimbell Sinclair David L Sylvain Thomas F Gilbert Honor Roll Gary W Worthing Stephen Holbrook Smith Timothy E Targett Scott A Giroux Deborah B Glazier Sara Beattie George Daniel Allen Smyth Lawrence A Taylor William B Goodwin James Edward Blanchard Stephen A Johns Maryanne E Taglien Christopher S Thompson Karen Hazelton McFarland Deborah Blount Smith Cynthia J Bunting David Bruce Torrey Edward H Wagner Jr Gail Hudson Hudson Catherine C Boisselle David B. Farnham Cynthia Wallace Cote James L Watkins Paul John Braun Carol Hume Morton Tonda Weaver Davies George B Young Carmen Lehoux Hunter Honor Roll Rita Ann Briere John J Zinno Jr Bruce J Hutson David S Baxter Honor Roll Gary Owen Brummet Sarah J Medina David R Janelle Deborah Baxter Mark Hanson Bamford Janet Campbell Sullivan Marilyn A MacDowell Kathleen Jones Dougherty Richard A Boss Jr Gayton Cushing Bartlett Lorraine Marie Caron Louis A Ornslein Carl R Kalish Lucy Buller Butler Bruce Edwin Berry Perry Curb Cogburn Junemma Foss Kittredge Marcia L Campbell William Scott Best Regina Alane Conroy 1973 Nancy Knox Schroeder Carol Carpenter Johnston David Howard Brenerman David Bruce Cornue Geneva Frost Laaka Richard R Constant Donald Joseph Cadwell Peter Matthew Coughlan Century Club Gary E Larkin Joseph A Cornacchio David Brian Carr Michael James Dubowick Wanda Lint Passero Laurel Davis Barnes Andrew Louis Cohen Anna Eaton Butera Thomas K Belding Alan R Livingston Peter S Elliott Paul Trotter Damon Jan Ellis Snitzer Joanne Bodwell Jeanne Wilson Flaherty Michele Carol Dennis Kent Ames Ellis Robert A Burnham Laurie E Mann Gerald M McConaghy Peter A Flanigan Thomas John Dunn Rudolf M C Eyerer John A Cashman Donald R McGilvery Judy Gervais Eyerer Martha Louise Durrance John Harlow Fiske Richard F Clifford James D McLean Jennifer M Goff John Joseph Dwyer Thomas Jerome Frazar Marsha Ostlund Cole Barbara Johnson Merritt Charles N Hadiaris Florence Eaton Eaton Mary Katherine Gaherty Ann Davis Robert L Morgner Anne Blanchard Hall Carl Benson Erickson David F Gilmore David R Griffin Miriam Morrell Morrell Bradley W Hart Kristina Madsen Estes Richard Davis Hall Susan Foisy McKenney Michael L Mossier Linda Hoover James Scott Fowler Martha Harwood McDavitt Virginia Runkle Scott Carol Nadeau Brewer Amy Hughes Peppard Debra Goulelte Carter Mark Raymond Haynes Alan R Jefts David E Newell Michael Y Johnston Michael Wilfred Grondin Dennis Maitland Hoey Maine Stay Club Beulah Orchard John M Ledoux Lisa Halvorsen Diane Holloran Gilmore Roger H Barto David M Pelletier Janet Kelly Ledoux Nancy Hart Hart Dale Dean Holmes Christopher F Cusick Nancy McAdam Plaisted William F Lipsett Lynn Hawkins Michael Scott Hudson Steven A Dutch Gerald J Rider Jr Andrew J Mellow Peter Wayne Hill Leigh Ann Ingalls Rachel Davenport Dutch Richard A Roy Phillip A Miller Christy Hopper Fitzpatrick Richarda Jones Bisson Nancy J Fiske Roxanne Moore Saucier Bonnie Obencham Clark Cynthia Jane House Harold John Jordan Robert J Grenier P Gregory Scully Steven N Oberg Terry Kenyon Rowden Gerard R Laflamme Jr Thomas P Hickey George J Seel David M Peppard Thomas Harrison Kimball Margaret Logan Barrett Christine Hebert Hickey Donald D Smith James A St Pierre Mary Mallett-Emery George Merle MacDonald Peter W Hurd Karen J Solberg James K Richard Steven John McDowell Thomas MacDonald Steven E Janko Gloria E Tatarian Mary A Riley Larry Jay Munnson Stephen Alfred Mann Andrew C Kirk Robert R Theriault Katherine Roberts-Gaudet Mary Newhall Boss David Benjamin Miller Susan Blaisdell Martin Elaine M Thibodeau Robert S Rush Thomas Glen Parent Samuel Alfred Mitchell Caroline Merrifield Davis Dorothy Kuziora Thompson Keith M Sawyer Reynold Perry Peter Francis Pacetli Patricia A Riley Evelyn Lewin Trotzky Susan Albert Seekms Linda Pinard Maynard Scott Ferguson Round Robert H Whittier Phyliss Bates Jamison Philip N Shapiro William Arthur Robinson Jane Roy Tello George Carson Sargent Duane Allen Scott Octavius A Gaba Sylvia V Lund Thomas S Waterman Steven David Shapiro Michael Dennis Smart James E Gillespie Dorothy A Roberts Robert S Wayboer Gary Victor Small Charlene Smith Paula M Goodwin Stephen A Sarnow David H Wellman Richard Michael Sparks Jane Snow Brewer Edward J Gott III Susan Schnur Michael J Wesko Jane Thorp Cornue Joseph Lovett Standley Claudette Gravel Alan H Sherrerd Cynthia A Whitney Mary Catherine Toole Elaine Gayle Sullivan Jeffrey A Green Richard D Simpson Terri Wilcox Lombardi Judith Boyd Cogburn Douglas David Tankard Laurie Greenberg Catherine L Swengel Steven A Young Martha Fogler Wiebe Jeffrey Scott Thomas Katherine K Guion Leanne M Tupper Gary E Zima Pearl Turcotte Gapp Jill A Hansen Matthew O Wight Marianne Levine John William Wescott Wayne S Harper David M Wyanski 1977 Judith Whitney Douglas L Harwood Honor Roll Robert Edward Willey Peter B Hawkes Howard B Ellis III Stein Club Martha Williams Jyuji D Hewitt Barton J Stevens 1980 Robert Dennison Webster Penelope Woods Cloft David L Hillman Alice Acton Lemieux ' Century Club James William York Jr Harry H Hinrichsen Deborah A Batty Maine Stay Club Diane Linda Zollo Sally Hobbs Butler Denise Blais McQuirk Stephen Carl'Coleman Tara Tracy Hall Douglas W. Curtis Jr. Stanley R Howe Mark S Bliss Tara Lester Dirigo Club Jean Anderson Graunke Wayne K Huggler Reginald A Briggs Maine Stay Club Craig L Hutchinson Ronda J Brown Elizabeth H Cable Kathy E Gustin Donald Frederick Buck Jr 1978 Denise J albert Warren I Brown Curt Victh Carleen Mary Jamieson Peter D Capano Honor Roll Kimberlee Carter Provencher Century Club William C Johnson Jr Frances R Carolan Vicki Adams McCurry Kevin Thomas*Cole Cheryl Jones John T Chamberlain Christopher R. Blanchard Timothy A Ames Mark Roger Hallenbeck David C Jones Paul E Chandler William D. Connell Jane E Austin Robert Edison Kinney Ann E Keenan Nicholas P. Heymann Susan Clain Bourgoin Peter B Bell Diane Kreizinger Ross Eric J Kennedy Matthew L. Madeira Richard R Clukey Lisa A Berberian William John Michaud Ruth D Kich Janet E Cole Daniel A. O’Connell Linda J Betts John Joseph Mooney Wayne D Kimball Michael J Cowett Stephen G. Vaitones Stephen A Bucherati Andrea Nelson Colgan James A Klein Maine Stay Club John M Cruz Pamela J Burch Peter John Provencher Brian J Knowlton James A Curley Carolyn L Burt James L Burgess Mary-Jane Shanahan Patrice M Krant Gregory F Deblois Matthew W Caldwell Michael J Curry Robert Allan Stewart Laura Krieger Emack Barbara Decoster Norman D Carlisle Jr John M Higgins Wilda Webber Webber Diane Lamore Burbeck Mark Dupuis John S Case Margo A Hurley Robert Allen Wright Wayne H Langley Mark S Ely Linda M Chamberlain Brian D Morrison Dirigo Club Gregory H Leonard Kimberly A Falcone Jay A Clemens John J Nissen Mark A Lombardi William Lawrence Arnold David J Fayan Stella Clement John R Pastorelli Betsey Lutts Bennett Kathleen Ann Campbell Ann Fitzsimmons Rathbone Alyson Cobb Philip W Rohn Linda W Markee John James Carbonello Jr Janet E Flynn Cassandra D Cobb David M Scott William J Marshall Jean-Marie Caterina Mary E Fogler Lance S Conklin Meredith Strang Burgess Barbara B Mason David Dwight Hedstrom Jeffrey E Forbes William R Conroy Maureen Milligan Willey Philip John Iannazzi Dirigo Club Susan Fortin Dwyer Diane C Cormier Jeffrey A Monico John Michael Joly George T Bouchard Gregory E Foster John B Corrin David E Moser Ann Isabelle Kerr Stephen N Cahoon Jesse D Fuller Priscilla Creed Michael J Murphy Van Arthur Kinney Kathy Carbonello Edward R Gallagher Peter S Cumpstone Renee Newman Heidi Bauer Luce Leonard H Carsley James B Graves Debra A Daigle Randy A Olson Gregory John Pier John S Eldridge Elizabeth Gross Cunningham Joel D Daniels Emile E Paradis Heather Marie Sutherland Irene M Finch Sharon Hall Labonte Susan Daniels Kathleen J Parrish Janet Tarkinson Totaro Tina Haluska Haluska Mary A Hatfield Valerie Dawson George J Patskan Anthony Raymond Totaro Jr James D Haywood Melody F Havey Peter R Doak Dianne Pelletier Robert Henry Watjen Ellen M Honan Susan Higgins Leonard Denise M Dutil Patricia S Perry Michael Roland Webber Richard D Jacobson Matthew R Hoagland Bruce A Eppinger Daniel A Plourde Diane Louise Westman James J Jordan Deborah Hooper MacDonald Sandra J Fairbrother George F Prescott Martha Jeanne Wheeler James B Knowlton Robert J Home Tina M Fournier Regina A Randall Michael John Wissenbach Jeffrey M Lingham William A Houlihan Geraldine A Geary Gary B Richards Richard A Maclnnes Heidi Howell Gotlib Anne M Gosselin Honor Roll Stephen K Richardson Michael K McGovern David L Humphrey Linda A Guiou Donald James Alexander Steven P Rines Kevin G Moore Charles R Johnson Susan T Hannan Beth Robie Byrne Kathleen Louise Anderson Annamarie Murgita Iannazzi Julie A Jones Zandy-Marie Hillis Terry Lee Bourgoin P Jeffrey Russell Michael B Ross Joseph S Kane Kevin S Hinckley Elizabeth Bowne Hawkes Carolyn Sanders Kathy Stratton James R Lafond Bruce H Hooper Betty Ann Brown Linda Scott Linda I Tanner Jane K Linnell Jeanne M Huot Judith Kaylor Burwell Constance M Scully Susan Thome Howells Pearl L Littlefield Leigh Hutchinson Edwin Burt Butler Brian F Seaward Vincent H Vieten Eini C Lowell Kathleen S Jordan Robert J Sherman Donald G Cacciapuoti Paul H Ward Karen Lundevall Poulin Sally Keen Davis John R Smyth III Walter Purcell Cahill III Brian P Winslow David L MacDonald Jr Richard L Knowlton Francis Jerome Conroy Lois Solze Dimitre Katherine Madigan Peter A Krakoff , Roger Arthur Cook Honor Roll William S Stack Martha E Maines Allan A Labonty Donna Dakin Christopher J Lord Cary J Stratford David R Makowicki Leslie Levesque Morgan Robin Damon John Q Adams James P Stuart Marjorie Manzer Klitch Wendy C Lewis Mark Francis Degregorio Robert F Anderson David T Tardiff Jr Kim A Marchegiani Alice P Longfellow Kevin Charles Donnelly Andrea J Lalime Barbara A Thompson John C Marino Sandra J Lovett Dana William Dresser Susan M Bechard Charles G Thorpe Barbara Marshall Rice Kristen Maddocks Sanders Michael Elmo Drilling Robin M Beebe Laraine A Walls Kathryn E McClure Robin B Manning Patricia Anne Driscoll Ann Belanger Thomas Nancy L Wendelken Regina C McCombs Scott L Mason Anne Marie Dubey Raymond R Bergeron Thomas M Whitworth Robert M McGee Julie A McGowan Janet Dunham Anne Bergwall James E Gillespie Barbara Merrill Mary E McPartland Valerie Eileen Enos Lynne Berry Mounce Stephen C Meserve Robert E Merrill Amy S Mickelson Deborah Ann Grant Richard J Brewer June M Milliard Cathleen Meserve McGaffm ' Judith M Mitchell Fredrick Raymond Graunke Bruce B Brown Jr Sarah C Mochel Cheryl L Moreau Kent Lovre Hall Catherine E Brown 1979 Frederick H Morton Jr Marcia J Norman Margo Louise Ham Brenda L Burbank Irene B Murray Kenneth C Norton David Laurant Harmon George A Burgoyne Lisa J Myers Mark M O’Connor Keith Allison Havey Jr Robert E Burke Century Club Joyce M Nacke Lynn Parlee Muriel Johnson Richards Paul J Callnan Judith Monon Madeira Cary A Nash Gary G Pearce Mark Kaye Johnston Marybeth P Calvo Maine Stay Club Laura K Nash Gregory A Porter Laurie Knapp Autio Scott L Carter Michael F Donnelly Lois Nealley Jean M Praderio Ann Korschgen Patricia Chase Patrick D Forbes Russell P Nutt Stephen B Ransom Diane Ruth Krause Scott L Clukey Preston M Hall Douglas A Packard Marianne Ritter Thomas Cushing Lacey Raymond E Cole Edward R Halpin Craig A Peters James E Rogers Jr Bruce Jason Leavitt Nancy Cornish Burden David W Ives David C Poulin Mary L Ruksznis Theodore Comins Littlefield Gail Coughlan Christopher R Shaw Eileen Radke Nokes Joel D Sanders Cynthia MacDonald Tuck Laurie Crittendon Dana W Smith William B Rathbone Jr Deborah A Scott Susan McCormack Walton Terence Cronin Jeffrey A Rosenblatt Eileen Sherlock Meserve Patricia Frances McGarry Kimberley A Dennison Dirigo Club Christopher Scontras William S Skoolicas Bonita Morgner Elizabeth B Dews Denise R Chapdelaine John R Shesler Carol A Struzziero Jacqueline Ann Murphy Mary L Dionne Sandra E Cook Gordon L Slocum Jr Kathleen E Talbot Joyce Nickerson Graves Dorothy A Duley Martha Cyr Legrow Clintona L Smith Richard R Thomas Alan Robert Nye David J Erker Daniel P Day Leisa R Smith Michael P Violette Richard James Peirent Peter F Farnum III Scott W Edwards Jean M Soychak Elizabeth Walters Hoagland Gail Ellen Plesset Wayne C Feigenbaum Lawrence R Gering David L Sprague Lehrle Wenzel Kieffer Lonna Rae Plummer Ann D Fetzer Thomas D Harper Edward M Stevens Michael A Whitney Sherry Ellen Porter Jarrett A Fcyler Jeffrey P Hehman Ruth M Townsend Susan M Williams Dean Charles Ridlon Shawn M Finn David M Johnson George S Urist Elisse B Winer Peter G. Romano Christine A Fitzgerald Darrell H Ketch Cynthia L Warren John E King Bruce Charles Sautter Paul?E Fongemie Robert C Legrow Daniel R Warren Thomas N Keahon Six members of our class who attended Reunion in Ian Rusk, of Stuart, FL says that Marne people seem We extend our sympathy to the family of Wallace June were: Robert Averill, Frank Bessey, Verne C. to avoid his part of the state. Sometimes he sees Grant. Your secretary, on June 6, attended the Beverly, Henry Butler, John Davis, and Lawrence alumni from Clearwater and Tampa at Sarasota. But, wedding of a grandson in Bellingham, WA. She also Libby. at age 84, it seems appropriate that he and his wife went to Queen Elizabeth Park and the Conservatory Please let me hear from more of you; class notes are play golf locally. Lawrence Davee was the fellow who in Vancouver, B.C. where there are many beautiful important! talked me into taking over the job which Leslie flowers. She also visited her daughter in Somerville, Hutchins did so well for several years. Leslie passed MA and her son and his family in Derry, NH, thus away on April 28, 1981, as most of you know. He did seeing all of the family in a very short time. Stanton a fine job. Lawrence’s wife has had some physical Swett lives m Sarasota, FL. handicaps we are sorry to learn, but is able to get Please send me news for the next column by early around some. They spent a week or so in Georgia this September. spring to see a grandson and his family. Everett Welch, of Allentown, PA was in New England Mildred (Brown) Schrumpf last summer and in Florida in February. He attended 25 84 College A ve. the Sarasota alumni gathering. Everett retired from Orono, ME 04473 the Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. Your class correspondent hopes to visit him and his family soon. Classmates attending Reunion Weekend, although ’25 The Bell Telephone Co., for which I worked, and was not reuning, included Chet and Eunice Baker, Everett’s company worked closely on some issues. Frank *26 and Leona (Reed) McDonald, Joe and Fran Robert Laughlin is enjoying his summer on Great Murray, Velma Oliver, Frank Hussey, Alice (Hill) Diamond Island near Portland, ME. Bob has a Hallock and your secretary. At that time, Frank garden, blueberry & raspberry bushes, fruit trees, a Hussey was elected first vice-president of the Senior two-hole golf course, an acre of woods, and l'A acres Alumni Association. of grass to mow. He has two daughters and a son who Pearl (Woodard) Fickett and husband, Laurence, graduated from UMO. He has six grandchildren. Bob now summer in Wells. Pearl writes that they see Class was “coached” by the General Electric in Prexy, Stan Hyde and Arelene frequently and keep up Schenectady, NY for five years, then became a safety on Maine news. The Ficketts attend monthly meetings Lawrence Libby engineer with Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. from with 100 other alums in Florida during the winter. In which he retired in 1965, after 38 years. March, Pearl served a luncheon for her Pi Phi sisters Margaret Blethen Charles F. Eaton spent a short time with the class and their husbands in St. Petersburg. Arelene Hyde 21 1253 Beacon Street of ’22 at UMO before leaving for Harvard. He has and Bernice (Purinton) Webster were also 25’ers. Brookline, MA 02146 had a fine career. He formed the firm of Eaton and Your secretary was honored by the Beta Sigma Pi Howard in 1924. From his headquarters at 24 Federal Sorority, Alpha Chi Chapter of Orono, with the Our class regrets that, after more than 50 years of Street m Boston, he has seen the company grow to a “People Helping People” award for outstanding exceptional service as secretary and Maine Alumnus nationally-known firm. In 1979, it merged with service to the community. personals reporter, Emilie (Kritter) Josselyn has another firm to become Eaton & Howard, Vance Dr. Lincoln (“Mack”) Sennett, of Machias, was resigned. I have been asked to follow in her steps. She Sanders, Inc. He says, “I don’t see classmates from presented in June with Rotary International’s highest has done a remarkable job and I know many of you Maine at all, but hold the University in high regard honor — a Paul Harns Fellowship. Former president will want to tell her. and even watch for the statistics of some of the of the Umversity of Maine at Machias, Mack was Where were you all at our 60th Reunion? Only four teams.” 1980-81 district governor of Rotary’s International from our class attended. George Ginsberg, Roger Distnct 781. The presentation was made by Dr. Arthur Buswell ’49, president of the University of Castle and I met at the flagpole for a rededication and Ruth Spear Rich Maine at Machias and president of the Machias silent prayer. Prides Crossing, MA 01965 From G. Maynard Trafton: “My health is good and 23 Rotary Club. The Harns Fellowship is named in I had planned to be present at our 60th anniversary, honor of the late Paul P. Harris, who, in 1905, but circumstances weren’t favorable. . . My work founded the Rotary m Chicago. Congratulations, now is confined to the yard, taking care of the tennis Mack. court, spraying the apple trees, the raspberries, and We have just learned of the death in 1979 of Gerald mowing the lawns. I did get a week of fishing at East N. Robinson, husband of Pearl (Lunt) Robinson, Los Grand Lake. The salmon were cooperative and we had Gatos, CA. Sympathy is extended to Pearl from her excellent results. I am in the process of writing my classmates. autobiography and hope to have it in the hands of the printer before year’s end.’’ Madeleine (Eastman) Cousins writes: “My outside activities these days are rather limited . . but we are contented to watch the rest of the world go by through the eyes of our children and grandchildren.’’ Dorothy (Hart) Cook: “I am a hostess two days a week during the summer at the Dana House (Woodstock’s Historical Society headquarters. In Winter, I volunteer one day a week at our town library and one day at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science. I am also active in church, the garden club, King’s Daughters, and the Homestead, a retirement home.” Stephen W. Beeaker: “After 39 years as engineer for Ruth Rich the New York Telephone Co. I travel, play shuffle board, and serve as a volunteer fireman.” Percy L. Virginia Averill Castle and her husband, Roger, Blackwell: “I was a highway engineer for Maine one attended the spring alumni dinner at West Bath, where year; 24 years in service to the U.S. (U.S. Army, four they met UMO’s new President Paul Silverman and years; Alaska, eight months; Pakistan 214 years; his wife, Nancy. Roger Castle had the pleasure of Philippines, 31 months, and Dominican Republic, introducing Silverman to the guests, mostly alumni three months.) Now, I have a garden. I also built a from the mid-coast area. Brownie Schrumpf mountain cottage.” Your secretary visited Helen Clark To William M. Foss and his family we extend our Potter in Dennis, MA, who is an expert in duplicate sincere sympathy about the loss of his wife, Caroline, bridge and works for the two fairs of her church. in an auto accident. “Bill” Foss, who retired in 1960 Mary M. Roche Gladys (Maxfield) Reilly writes that she is the only as assistant conservation commissioner in charge of 166 Gravel Street AC-7 New England member of the Clearwater, FL Pi Beta forestry in New York State, now lives at Vero Beach, 26 Meriden, CT 06450 Pi alumni club, which she enjoys. FL. Do send me nes of your interests and activities for the next Alumnus. Our 55th Reunion! Oren Fraser, William Rich, Frank McDonald, Margaret Fraser Feeney, Helen Mayo, J. Ivan L. Craig Ethelyn (Percival) Howard Murray Hamilton, Willis Barrows, Oscar Wyman, 22 111 November Dr. A-l 24 112 Eastern Ave. Apt. G-2 Leone Dakin Nutting and your secretary all attended Camp Hill, PA 17011 Augusta, ME 04330 the breakfast of the Senior Alumni, June 6th.
Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 19 President Paul Silverman’s talk, giving his perception Ruth were on their way to San Juan, where they these two, who have always done so much for our of UMO and his hopes for the future was most would board the Cunard Line Princess for a trip class and for the University. informative and challenging. Let me summarize what through the Panama Canal. After a San Francisco Al Parker attended the June exercises and is he said: UMO, as a public Land Grant College, visit, they will return to Pittsburgh and then on to summering at New Harbor. Emma Ledger and her depends upon the healthy state of the economy of Cobbossee, ME for the summer. husband, Bill, are enjoying Maine this summer at Maine. The base of this support must be enhanced. Catherine and Hal Barker have attended every reunion Naples. On their way home from Florida, they visited Maine should do more in paper and pulp, using the since their 50th. They say: “We consider it to be a their son, Bill, in Waupaco, WI. resources of our forests. The minerals in northern very pleasant weekend vacations. The food is good Professor Emeritus, Harold E. Bowie, writes that Maine should be developed. Then, a look into the and we recommend it to all classmates. We find that his son, Oscar, received an Honorary Doctorate future: the high cost of living is driving firms from the campus bus shuttle service becomes something we Degree of Science at AIC in May — the same degree California and western states to Maine, and these are look forward to with greater interest as we advance up that Harold received in 1971. Harold and his wife growth industries, bringing young professionals into the years toward 80.’’ Sorry to learn that Bill Parsons celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in January, the state. Other plus factors are: UMO has more didn’t feel up to making the trip to Orono. “Too joined by children, grandchildren, and great National Merit Scholars than any other Land Grant many trips to the hospital for minor ailments.’’ On grandchildren. Has anyone been married longer than College, and the UMO library, recently enlarged, is the bright side, Bill has his garden in. 60 years? the best in the state. Everett Waltz wrote that they did not get north of Jessie Wood Hussey regrets that she could not Cape Cod last year. “Heading for Oklahoma City in Reginald H. Merrill, Sr. attend. She is learning to walk again, and is making June and then on to Colorado. Visiting those 105 Colonial Circle progress, after breaking both legs last January. Dr. grandchildren is important. We still like Florida with Brewer, ME 04412 W.F. Dunning describes her recent trip to the city of its golf and swimming.” Fes, in Morocco: “Enjoyed a day in the desert and Evelyn Farris Knowles came through with a real now in the Atlas Mountains; walked through Roman catch-up letter. In 1967, Evelyn and Romie ’28 bought ruins from the first century, and saw the King pass in a vacation home at Boynton Beach, FL, which has parade with a retinue of 1,000.’’ become their retirement home. “After the war, Romie went into real estate appraisal work, full-time, and I stayed on in the Knowles Co. office to handle insurance and real estate. Having graduated from Vassar, our daughter, Kathryn, did a year of graduate study at UofM, where she met and married Robert Suminsby ’58. They were both active in the business, and when we retired, it was very gratifying to have the younger generation take over what has become a three-generation business. Like all doting grandparents, we boast of our three wonderful grandchildren. Bethany and her husband graduated from the University of Virginia last year. Robert Jr. has just graduated from RPI. Jerry will enter his junior year at UMO this fall. Since his retirement, Romie has received an honorarium from the past Reginald Merrill presidents of the American Institute of Real Estate Cedi B. “Hoss’ Race writes from his Lighthouse Appraisers for “selfless service and dedication to the Point, FL home that his life is quite routine. On goals and objectives of the Appraisal Institute.” He Mondays, he joins three other fellows in rifle target received a similar citation from the Society of Real practice at the Everglades Rifle and Pistol Club. On Estate Appraisers. He has held many offices for both Wednesdays, he attends a luncheon at the Lighthouse of these national organizations. Next week, we will be Point Yacht and Racquet Club. Thursday is his day freezing mangos and making jam. Romie keeps up his Mary Roche for golfing. “Hoss” and Peggy are planning to come short wave radio hobby and talks every morning with to Maine in 1984 for the 55th anniversary of our class. friends in Maine. About the middle of July, we expect Kenneth Dudley keeps busy around his Veazie home Peg (Preble) Webster to be heading for Maine.” Keep the mail coming my by wood carving. When the weather warms, he moves 27 93 Norway Road way. to his camp at Branch Pond. On June 8, Ken attended Bangor, ME 04401 the annual meeting of his fraternity, Sigma Chi, at Cape Elizabeth. As senior alumni, you all received the annual report of Shirley Berger says that, although he is nearing the Senior Alumni Association, showing the class of seventy-five years of age, he has joined the Masons ’27 to be number one in ’81. I’m confident our 55th and Shrine Club and is “having a ball.” Mary Reed reunion year in ’82 will still find us in first place and attended a tulip festival in Holland, MI for ten days in with many more players on our team. As a bonus, mid-May. This town was settled by the Dutch who with your checks came some most welcome notes: retained their old customs, including raising beautiful Mae (Kirk) Field has been a real holdout on news. In tulips. June, 1980, she became Mrs. Alfred Bruce. She and Merrill “Kritter” Kittredge is still active in the Alfred were in Orono for some of the SAA activities Bangor Window Shade Co., although his son is now and I hope we will see them back for Homecoming. president of the company. Merrill is very active in the Her address: P.O. Box 263, Belfast 04915. Masons and will observe his 50th year in this lodge. Clara and Stuart Chapman were on campus Harold Noodle reports that he lives happily at 834 enjoying the reunion activities and so was Al Nutting. Ohio St., Bangor, after retiring in 1967 from the Al alternates his time between Otisfield and Winter telephone company. He also enjoys his cottage at Harbor and keeps busy managing family-owned Rockwood. woodlands and attending forestry forums in eastern George Cunningham, at the age of 72, and his and western Maine. As an active member of the grandson, George Daniels, have gone into the solar Otisfield Historical Society, he has lectured about the heating construction business, under the name of early history of the town. Mason Hill Builders. On June 21, George and his In her SAA response, Doris Rideout Huestis said Peg Webster wife, Evelyn, celebrated their 50th wedding that Bill ’29 continues to hold stable. Their son anniversary. George is an active member of the manages world sales for his company and their Matthew Williams Orono-Old Town Kiwanis Club. Guy Thurston says daughter, Ann, is principal of a school for the 171 Pleasant Street that since he retired from NET Co. in 1970, he has learning disabled in Illinois. This fall, they will have 28 Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426 four grandchildren in coUege and three waiting in line. kept busy “puttering around his Stillwater Ave. home and doing chores for the neighbors.” He has traveled Ted and Bertha Blodgett got back from wintering in Erdine Dolloff was elected President of the Senior • around Maine and has a camp in Medford, where he Florida in time to spend Reunion Weekend in Orono. Alumni Association at the annual meeting held at En route, they enjoyed a visit with a niece in Fort goes hunting. Orono June 6th. Erdine thinks the association Worth, TX and a ten-day visit with son Donn’s family Your secretary was deeply saddened when he provides much for the class members, after their 50th. in Tucson, Az. In Phoenix, Bertha had a cataract learned, that our immediate Past President, H. “The group provides us a home, fellowship, and is Richard FitzMorris passed away April 10. The removed and an intraocular lens implant. They still say it’s Maine this summer and are already planning quite instrumental in helping youngsters.” heartfelt sympathy of our entire class is extended to for Reunion ’82. Selden Pearce wrote that he and Mabel Lovejoy has been appointed to the SAA Dick’s son, Paul FitzMorris, and his daughter, Mary Executive Committee. Congratulations are in order for FitzMorris Callan.
20 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 S. Miller, D. Hanaburgh, E. (Talbot) Ness, P. Butler, Art Forrestall is very pleased about the number of Mrs. Ernest Pero (Jeanette Roney) Win Robbins, C. (Coffin) Grenfell, H. Trask, R. classmates who have sent in biographical sketches. He 30 11 West End Avenue Prince, R. Wendell, D. Lester, H. (Stearns) Lester, J. would like you to be a little less modest and include Westboro, MA 01581 Bates, A. (Buck) Huston, R. Dearth, T. Nutting, B. up-to-date addresses, occupation, spouse’s name, Vickory, L. Swain, L. (Merrill Burdt, W. Johnson, children, civic involvement, advanced degrees, golfing After a busy summer in Maine, it is time to think W. Russell, A. Denaco, M. (Freeman) Brockway, S. success (Freeman has the class record for holes in about fall activities. I hope 1 may see some of you at McIntire, J. Pearson, M. Armstrong, P. Noddin, B. one), hobbies, service years, or world-wide travel. Homecoming or at a football game in order to gather Murphey, A. Mlniutti, and many spouses. Send to Art at 45 Montrose Ave., Portland, ME news for the next Alumnus. Those who sent in regrets for not coming were: B. 04103. Elizabeth Mason Carter was honored at the Kimball Holmes, K. Percival, E. (Randall) Churchill, S. Russ Shaw has had a difficult winter of poor health, National Associations’ 12th reunion in Bristol, RI as a Hayter, J. (Carbone) Beckworth, D. (Baker) Roberts, but is now convalescing. Best wishes, Russ. Rosamond founder, retiring editor and corresponding secretary. D. (Dunphy) Bassett. Other regrets were read at the (Cole) Lewis, wife of Adm. John S. Lewis, USN, If you don’t report the news, I can’t write it. Let’s noon luncheon, but I missed the names during the Ret., lives in Washington, D.C. during winters and hear from you. champagne uproar! Wine was donated by Whidden, J. has a summer home at 18 Central St., Camden, ME. to all! Rose (Snider) Rodensky and her husband are world Katherine (Whitcomb) Butler I found a letter sent to me nearly a year ago. With travelers. They have seen most of Europe, the Far 17 Young St. 31 humble apology, I’ll fill you in: Abby (Sargent) Neese East, New Zealand, Australia, Fiji and this summer, Bangor, ME 04401 traveled through central Europe. She tried all the cog Egypt, Kenya and South Africa. RR, canals, cable cars and fabulous shops. The The editor will clip if I say much more, so I’ll save A poem from Doris Gross: Passion Play at Oberammergau impressed her the some notes for next time. “With our 50th Reunion long over and done, most. renewing old friendships, good fellowship, fun, The class decided to leave gift specifics to the Gift Fem (Allen) Turbyne Let’s start planning NOW for another one!” Committee for '82. New class officers elected were: 70 Boston Avenue Not a bad idea. At our class meeting, we decided to Edith (Talbot) Ness and Ralph Prince, both vice Winslow, ME 04902 come back for Alumni Weekend every year, if presidents, and Jim Bates and Paul Butler, co possible. Sam and Ethel Sezak would welcome us at presidents. Same secretary and treasurer. I am sad to report the loss of two of our classmates their Bayside cottage, for a Sunday picnic. this year. Paul Langlois died February 9 and Tom We now have a Class of 1931 Scholarship Fund, Hersey died April 29. Our sympathy is extended to the which is exclusively for our descendants. The office of families and to Elizabeth Kimball Langlois. student aid reminds us that when these descendants fill A reception was held at the Belfast Congregational out the application for the 1931 Scholarship they Church to honor Irene (Sanders) and Bill Johnson, should give the relative’s name and the relationship. whose 50th wedding anniversary was April 25. As I write this, June 30, two such applications have Now is the time to decide to attend our mini been received. reunion in June ’82. “Ed” Whitman Strecker writes that he saved his copies of the Campus for all his four years and bound Virginia (Trundy) Stone them. By the time you read this, the collection is 5342 Lakeside Drive probably on display at Crossland Alumni Center. Lake Wales, FL 33853 Should make interesting reading. Many thanks, Ed. Looking over the reunion information forms we Charles Towle, of Shelburne, VT, is retired. In 1975, seem to have several travelers. Among them are Irene he sold his interest in a supermarket and shopping Otto (Wallace) Morrow, who has traveled in 48 states, center. He enjoys gardening, golf, fishing and and has actually lived in seven. E. Louise (Ricker) hunting. Charles and his wife of 39 years spend Boothby, with her husband Laurence ’30, has visited winters in Florida. The Towles have a daughter who is all but four states. Bernard Schneide writes from a graduate of Jackson at Tufts. Belmont, MA that three of his children are college professors, one is a teacher, another an attorney, and Dorothy Jones Smith one is a psychiatric social worker. Certainly a family One Taylor Lane to be proud of, Bernie. Linwood S. Elliott Portsmouth, NH 03801 Did you notice that Francis McGuire no longer heads this column? He has moved on to higher things David Brown spent parts of February and March in Betty (Barrows) Pendleton — second vice-president of the Senior Alumni East Africa. His sponsor was the International Association. 33 Island Falls, ME 04747 Communication Agency (Voice of America, etc.). I will need help from YOU if news is to be up-to- David delivered 11 lectures in Kenya, Tanzania and date. If you have eligible grandchildren, don’t forget No picture of ’33 mini-reunion group was taken the Sudan. He also took two photographic safaris, our 1931 Scholarship Fund. because the photographer did not know that we were one in Kenya and one in Tanzania. David is professor off campus at the Oronoka Restaurant for a luncheon of management at George Washington University. * • ...Av and class meeting. Classmates and spouses numbered From Ray Perkins: 16th Reunion of Sarasota thirty-one. Alumni Group in March broke all records for Class president Freeman Webb turned the meeting attendance with 238 present. Besides Ray, who is over to Tom Desmond, Chairman of 50th Reunion group president, other 36ers included Dick Adams, committee. So many decisions »o be made: length of secretary and treasurer, Leona West Clukey, Alan Reunion weekend, types of activities, and what the Corbett, and Karl Oxner. gift of the Class of 1933 to the Umversity should be? A cupola clock for Fogler Library? A fountain for the entrance to the Performaning Arts Center? A Tartan Track for Memorial Field? Once again, we went to Ed Giddings’ for an afternoon lawn party. A sudden thunder shower sent us inside but Barbara and Ed Giddings accepted the elements graciously. We were delighted to meet Barbara who married Ed in February. Congratulations to John Wilson. He was presented the Pine Tree Emblem at the Annual Alumni Banquet, for outstanding service in promoting alumni work on behalf of the University. I promised to fulfill the duties of secretary until June. It was suggested that Eleanor (West) Yerxa Kay Butler might then accept the responsibility. Eleanor had hoped to attend our mini-reunion, but could not Linwood S. Elliott come. 32 85 Leighton Rd. On June 6, it was announced that there are 306 Falmouth, ME 04105 members of our class. Sixty-seven have responded to the appeal for gifts to the Reunion Fund. Now, if we This July, I’m writing these notes for the fall are to have a really bang up 50th Reunion in 1983, Alumnus. Here are our attendees at the 49th Reunion: let’s bring the gang together. Dorothy (Jones) Smith
Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 21 Glen Torrey, of Poland, has been named a delegate Polly (Davee) Hitchings to the 1981 White House Conference on Aging. Glen 39 3 Half Mile Road is a semi-retired fanner and former three-term Darien, CN 06820 representative to the Maine State House of Representatives. In recognition of outstanding community service and Alfreds Tanner Black and her husband, John ’35, university support, The University of Maine at Fort enjoy retirement and their three grandchildren. They Kent conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of winter at 87 Rainbow Court, Largo, FL. Laws on Thomas Pinkham at the 99th You no-shows missed a fun Reunion! A loyal Commencement Ceremony, April 18. nucleus attended, plus a few new faces. Dr. Hall Stephen W. Groves was honored posthumously Ramirez and Charlotte ’37, came from California, when the 445 foot frigate, bearing his name, was James Boardman from Arizona, and Elinor Hill launched at Bath Iron Works on April 4. Ensign Hinman from Florida. At least 22 class members (plus Groves was killed in an aerial battle at Midway in almost as many spouses) attended the business 1942. meeting, which Pete Weston chaired. Treasurer George Frame resigned because of ill health, and Jim Alice Ann (Donovan) Poep^elmeier Wakefield was elected. Of $4,000 in mail 650 Sibley Forest Drive contributions, half will be applied to the Center for 40 Marietta, GA 30067 the Performing Arts and half to the Athletic Fund. A committee was appointed to plan our 50th, including Greetings you-all from the great State of Georgia. It class officers, Phyl and Ed Webster as local contacts was a beautiful spring and we had a visit from Ted and Margaret Pronovost, of Waterville, for central Hope (Wing) Weston and Peggy Hauck Ladd in April to share our Maine. Keep all parts moving for June ’86! Association, which named him leisure professional of exploration of our new home state. Went to Stone Gerald Beverage, who retired from CMP in 1979 the year in 1978. Mountain and Calloway Gardens to see dogwood and after 34 years, is practicing law. His son, Parker, is Ernie Dinsmore bumped into Winn and Charlotte azaleas with a stop at Warm Springs and the old FDR Associate Director of Admissions at Stanford Elliot at a Maine get-together at Barefoot Bay, vacation spot. Peggy and Ted were happy to escape University and his daughter, Clare, is an Assistant Sebastian, FL. Ernie lives in East Machias in the the cold of Maine for a bit. Vice President of Citibank in New York. Darrel Currie summer. See you at Homecoming on your way south? Althea Warner Mandel and her husband, after seven retired from the FBI and winters in Florida. His son, In June, Pete and I enjoyed his 45th reunion at years in Kenya, East Africa, returned to the U.S. in Allan, is a doctor in Bangor; daughter Barbara ’66 Orono. We will have to get busy if we want my 45th February and are living in Cleveland. Their address is teaches. Don Huff, retired in 1980 from the Salter next June to be as successful. Pete is president and 16825 Van Aken, Apt 502, Shaker Heights, OH 44122. Corporation. His daughter, Nancy, is a secretary for serves on the reunion committee. Start making YOUR Thank you, Beryl Warner Williams ’35 for the note Air Freight, and Donna works for Maine State plans. June will be here before we know it. about Althea. Eugene Moore writes that he is drawing Employees Association. Lyndon Keller of Isleboro, retirement as a Major USAF Res. and still working as retired as president of Wallace & Tieman. His children a district forester for the Great Northern Nekoosa are Paulette ’65, Lyndon Jr., John, Laura, and Miss Jo Profita Corporation. Eugene lives at 26 Green Street, 84. George ’ 38 149 Dartmouth Street Houlton, ME Elizabeth Jordan Keene, retired in 1980. She worked Bangor, ME 04401 Helen grace Lancaster Brown lives at 2741 Wolfe St. 21 years at a school for retarded children. Her son, S.W., Calgary, Alberta T2T3R8. Helengrace teaches Clifford ’64, is a forester in Idaho. David ’66 is (Comment: Because of your scribe’s shyness and English to adults. She has two daughters: Jamie N. superintendent for CMP. Richard Lunt, a chemical humility, it was felt expedient to invite a guest Brown, Seattle, works for King County Rehabilitative engineer, retired after 43 years. He now serves in columnist for this issue. Jim Stanley, 30 Saratoga Services, and Patricia J.L. Brown, Rome, Italy, is prison ministry and sells Shaklee products. David T. Ave., Bangor, accepted the challenge and any and all writing her master’s thesis in architecture. Lull, a chemist, retired after 41 years with Goodyear complaints should be directed to him!) A letter from Priscilla Bickford Nelson tells us that Tire & Rubber Co. Ever since that fateful September day in 1934 when she and Harry both retired in May. Harry, from the Elinor Hill Hinman, lives in North Fort Myers, FL. we stood in line to register in Alumni Hall “my heart James Hunter Machine Company, after 35 years, and Her three children are Jane Ferguson ’62, Hooksett, has been worn on my sleeve” for Jo Profita with, I Priscilla, from the Public Library in North Adams, NH; Phillip Hinman, Brookfield, WI; and Jeffrey must say, somewhat less than minimal success. Now, where she was children’s librarian for 15 years. The Hinman of Rangeley, ME. Porter Hennings, manager 47 years later, she drives up in her Oldsmobile and Nelsons will be in Maine for the summer. of Portland Water District, and Solveig ’38, a teacher, secretly leaves her telephone number in my mail box. Ruth Trickey Parker and Bob ’38 live in Pittsfield, both retired. Carolyn Currier Lombardi, of Bangor, Of course, along with the number there is a note ME and Ruth works in Bob’s office two days a week. visited 45 countries and wants to visit 45 more. Bill attached saying “if you CAN’T write this column Their son, Mike, was a Navy dentist for four years in Mongovan retired as sales manager for MacMillan about my becoming the FIRST woman president of Scotland. Atty. Charles Pierce lives at R. 1 in Bloedel Ltd. His son, Skip, is teacher-coach at St. the General Alumni Association, please call me.” As Palermo, ME and teaches part-time at Unity College. Mary High School in Connecticut. that is the only bit of information worthy of writing Charles has a son, Charles III ’70 and a daughter, Eileen Brown Parker is in her 43rd year as teacher about, and knowing how reluctant Jo is to talk about Catherine Anna Hayden. Virginia Tuttle Merrill lives and school librarian in Beverly, MA. From Jim and herself, her number was not dialed. in Solon, ME and retired from teaching in 1978. Since Alice Campbell Wakefield: Jim retired after 37 years The frontispiece of the 1938 PRISM reads: “Within then, she has been writing and researching in as civil engineer with Charles T. Main, Inc. Son James the radius of a score or so of buildings is contained a genealogy and teaching college. She has three children is a civil engineer; Richard, a C.P.A.; and Peter, an unique feature of our scheme of things: a University, —Margaret, James and Jane. industrial engineer. Ed and Phyllis Hamilton Webster wherein, for a space of time, we work, and have our Josephine Freeman Mundt lives in Knoxville, TN. say Ed retired after 45 years as engineer for his own existence. She has three sons and a daughter. The last ’40er Jo company, their daughter, Judy, ’59 has three children. “It is this miniature world, or microcosm, as it saw was Alvalene Pierson Karlsson, who lives in New Lowell (Pete) Weston, retired in ’75 after 29 years as were, that this PRISM would crystallize in word utility salesman for Westinghouse. He has two sons: picture, and preserve, in order that the passing years Robert, regional vice president for Depositors Trust need not blot out our stay here.” Co. and James, business manager, Bates College. The editors need not have ben concerned; nothing "QUALITY IS THE BEST VALUE" Dr. Hall Ramirez and Charlotte ’37, Bakersfield, will ever “blot out” the story of ’38. Whenever the CA where Hall is not retired have five children and question is asked regarding who produced the first 1 k eight grandchildren. Margaret Hall Hook retired to woman president of the GAA, the answer will be, 4 Thomaston, ME, after a career as reference librarian ‘“38.” And when they ask her name, the answer, to 1 in Madison Heights, MI. all eternity, will be, “Jo Profita.” And so, Jo, in Have more goodies for you in next column so keep grateful recognition of all your services to the CARPETING tuned to Station ’361 University of Maine and to show the esteem with which you are held by your fellow ’38ers, the ORIENTAL RUGS Hope (Wing) Weston following is from all of us: 37 Case Road Jo leads the Alumni Council. CUSTOM DRAPERIES East Winthrop, ME 04343 What a great day for Maine! All pledges will be higher; VINYL FLOORING Hope your summer was healthy and happy and that All gifts will show a gain. you will come to Orono for Homecoming. See you in the stands! 2 PLEASANT ST. BANGOR, ME. How come we are so confident, William Haskell retired after 35 years as director of That things will be so great? Tel. 9424029 or 942-8698 recreation and parks for Presque Isle, ME. In 1950, It’s because we all know her; Bill was president of the Maine Recreation and Parks She’s the CLASS of ’38!
22 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981
Sv York City. Hope A. Jackson, director of events for as an insurance adjustor in his own company. The Trenton State CoDege, Trenton, NJ, named Zeta Phi Grants own a “farm” on Lake Champlain. Beta’s Woman of the Year! Ruth (Garrison) Leach Cotta, Manchester, ME, Betty Llbbey StaUard lives at 126 Main St., retired in 1978 after teaching French for 33 years at Hingham, MA 02043. She worked 34 years as a Madison High School. Her first husband died after learning disabilities teacher at Hingham High School. the two were married 34 years. In 1980, she married Betty attends Curry College in Milton, MA and again. Fred Hanson, of Bangor True Value Hardware, travels. Her husband, Elbert, has retired as a dentist has been named to the 1981 Ashley Heater Co. but teaches at Tufts University in Boston. The advisory board. StaUards have three children. Eloise Simpson taught high school math for 33 F. Clark Thurston lives in San Pedro, CA and has years mostly in Newburyport, MA, and is now worked 37 years as a college teacher in Industrial enjoying retirement in Attleboro, MA. Vernon Technical Pubheations for R.P.I., Penn State, TRW, Johnson, who retired from the USDA Soil Inc. and California State University (Long Beach). Conservation Service, now enjoys a daily game of Clark wrote a textbook on scientific and technical golf. He spends winters in St. Petersburg, FL and writing and had an essay pubhshed in the November summers in Hatfield, MA. issue of Yankee magazine. Clark has two sons, David and Eric. Mary (White) Griffee I would welcome some letters teDing me about 9016 Rain tree Lane yourselves and your famihes. Matthews, NC 28105 to heliivou & Elizabeth (Lib) Peaslee Cain In last Fall’s Alumnus I listed the names of officers 41 25314 Oak Drive and executive committee members and omitted Mark Damascus, MD 20750 Ingraham. Sorry about that, Mark. Morris Wing of Farmington was honored at the UMO School of Our special thanks go to all who worked to make our Forest Resources’ annual awards dinner in Apnl. 40th a great reunion and a special weekend. For Morris has spent 30 years with International Paper having the greatest number present, the President’s Co., eventually managing the company’s 1.3 miDion Club cup was awarded to our class. Our special thanks acres of Maine lands. Working in the Marne woods also to our officers, Connie Pbllbrook Leger, Dick has been a tradition in his family for at least five Chase, Isabelle Shipmen, Walter Strang, and Helen generations. Morris is a charter member of the Maine Wormwood Pierce, who, for the past five years, have Tree Farm Comm, and served as chairman of the New kept the spirit of 1941 alive and weU. New officers England section of the Society of American Foresters elected for five-year terms are President Rocky Berry, (SAF). He also received his second SAF Distinguished Vice President Harve Whitten, Secretary Lib Peaslee Service Award. Cain, and Treasurer Earl Ingalls. We do not have a Don Marriner caUed from Charlotte, NC, after an group photograph this year because of camera annual golf hohday at Pinehurst. He and his wife, trouble, so do you have a picture you could share? whose youngest daughter graduated from coUege this Special Greetings and best wishes come from some year, have moved to a smaDer home in Glendale, MO. who were unable to attend reunion: Don often sees Hal Warren of Ballwin, MO, as they Panl Wyman, who Uves in Florida, wDl visit his are both associated with Monsanto Co. in St. Louis, father, A.P. Wyman ’07 in Skowhegan in August; MO. Recent visitors at Art and Florence (Cousins) Lany and Ginnle (Jewett) Muzroll both work at the Worster’s m Davidson, NC were Ed and Beth Loomis School in CT. Larry is a math teacher, and Ruddock. Ed retired from Carrier Corp, and they will Ginnie, Hbrarian; Charles and Betty (Grant) Adams, continue to live in CamiDus, NY. Westborough, MA, hope to attend our next reunion; Some of the orange juice you drink may come from Phyllis Smart Young, Madison, WI, wDl be visiting the groves of Violet (Hamilton) and Bob Maine in July. O’Donoghue, Chandher, FL. Last year, their daughter Dr. Harold and Eleanor (Ward ’42) Rheinlander, was married and in August they visited Sweden, W. Weston, MA, is a cardio-thoracic surgeon at Tufts Germany and Austria. Howard and Edith (Huntley NE. Medical Center, and a professor of surgery at ’43) Merrill enjoy retirement at Pushaw Pond in Old Tufts. He trained at Harvard Medical School and Town. This year, Bucky is chairman of the Orono-Old Peter Bent Brigham, after graduating from UMO. Town Kiwanis Auction. Marion (Libby) Broaddus of Elayne Snow Graves, Presque Isle, ME, retired from Westbrook was a candidate for the State Legislature. teaching and as Ubrarian for Presque Isle and Caribou Tell us, Marion! Don and I plan to attend a North schools. For 24 years, she was organist and choir CaroDna-Virginia TAPPI meeting this month at director at St. John’s Episcopal Church. Roy Shepard, Atlantic Beach, NC. We will be near Barbara (Savage) Rockalnd, ME, president of the Maine Auto Dealers and Tom Thompson in Havelock, NC, so we’ll get in Assoc., has agreed to serve on Maine’s SmaD Business touch. Advisory Council. Class president, Dottie (Brewer) Erikson and Betty Mosher Whitney invites us to say “hello” at Gordon ’43 will be in Bar Harbor for the summer. Merchants the big bunk house at 140 Main, MontpeUer, VT. Dottie is planning a Reunion committee meeting in Robert B. Goodwin, Westfield, NJ, pastor for United Orono at Homecoming. Biography information sheets National Methodist Church for 40 years, visits Lubec Lake in wiU be sent out shortly after that meeting. Dottie asks Bank of Bangor Maine every summer. Peter J. Skoufls, a former all 42ers to contact friends in our class and plan to Member FDIC foreign service officer, now is assistant director-general make our 40th the biggest ever! for administration and finance of the Food and Telephone V s Agriculture Organization in Rome, Italy. Don and Olive Taverner 942-4801 Dr. George C. Risman practices in Birmingham, 10 Cushman Street AL. Frances North Waters, Norfolk, VA, retired as Augusta, ME 04330 to reach all branches Dbrary clerk at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, and departments VA. Our 1943 classmates are saddened by the death of Lester D. Chipman, Greensboro, NC, retired from WilUam R. (Bill) Harding. Bill and his brother, Dave, supervisory work with Western Electric Co. and is were outstanding members of our class. We extend now working part-time for IRS. Clarence (Gene our deepest sympathy to the family. Emery, retired after 39 years as a chemist for Walter Richard M. Pierce has been appointed vice president Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, D.C.; and general manager of the Softwood Division of the Al Hall and his wife, Elsie, live in Novato, CA. Al United Timber Corp, of Dixfield. Dick, who received retired as a U.S. fisheries biologist. Mary Boone an M.S. in wood technology from Yale, had been Delong Smith taught kindergarten for 11 years, and plant manager and vice president of the Forester now enjoys being a grandmother. Manufacturing Co. of Wilton. Before his death, he Elizabeth “Lib” Emery Files spends part of the was plant manager of the Owens-Illinois plant in Old year in New Smyrna Beach, FL, and part in Maine; Town. George and Elnora (Savage ’40) Grant, Rutland, VT, Clarence R. “Charlie” Gilman, a consulting returned from Scotland. For 27 years George worked cartographer, also restores historical buildings in
Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 23 Virginia. He has a “place away’’ in Waldoboro and Federation of Doll Clubs, Inc. A resident of Long vacation travel, it’s great to be home. See all of you at collects and markets Maine driftwood. Island, Leona is active in church and takes seminary Homecoming! Barbara Cole Bear reports her new address: 1734 courses in Garden City. The 46ers who made it back to campus for our Coco Palm Circle, Sun City Center, FL 33570. In the Norman Hammond, Rockville, MD, has worked more thirty-fifth include Don and Betty (Perkins) Stebbins, spring, the Bears joined Robert ’40 and Judy Merrill than 25 years for IBM as a computer systems analyst. Charles Hass, Dorothea (Millett) Macbeth, Evelyn on a canoe trip down the Peace River in Florida. Sally Lockett Taylor, 27 Dunbar Rd., Quaker Hill, (Young) Robbins, Nancy White, and me. We Harold W.H. Whitely of Limerick was cited in a CT, has taught botany at the University of comprised about 5<7o of the 129 or so who graduated June edition of the Biddeford paper for his 40 years Connecticut for 16 years. Sally was named to the that sixteenth day of June so many long years ago. As with the Central Maine Power Co. Priscilla (Hardy) Governor’s Commission on Connecticut’s Future. Bob we met, we were saddened to learn that class vice Bennett writes from New Britain, CT. She retired Bernard, for 35 years has owned a factory and now president, Joan (Potter) Robart, lost her husband after teaching 22 years in New Britain Schools. lives at 61 East Sutherland Rd., Sea Island, GA. Frank in May. Our sympathy to you, Joan. Helen Stacy McDevitt, Concord, NH, a teacher, has Thanks to those of you who returned the reunion 4 4 Dr' Rm* p- Gilley a son, Bill, and twin daughters, who are all UMO information sheet with this news: Charlene (Lowe) hTl,¥ RFD1, Tip Top Farm, Box 177 grads. Her youngest son, Barrett, just graduated from Popham is superintendent of SAD*74 in North Anson, Brewer, ME 04412 high school. Miriam O’Beirne Mitchell, Bronxville, and reports that her son, Will, plans to enroll at NY, raised four children after her husband died 10 UMO, now that he has completed a Navy tour. She Here we are in the early part of a beautiful summer, years ago. Mimi reports that she volunteers and also said that an early June reunion is a “bad time of year knee deep in gardening and in the Penobscot River in has time to “dream and think.” With a Houlton-style for a school person.” Mary Jane (Hoyt) Pierce has quest of Atlantic salmon. But as they say in Maine, humor, Dr. Jim Donovan writes he has worked “all been teaching for 35 years, 17 in Holden. She is also a “we have summer the week of July 4th and a few these years” and continues “to work putting kids director of BAN SCO credit union, a choir director, weeks of poor sledding the rest of the time.’’ By the through Maine, Dartmouth, Stanford and who knows and a grandmother of three. time this reaches you, we’ll have fall foliage and, where for two more.” The Donovans live in From Sunnyvale, CA, Ginny (Libby) Purdy writes hopefully, a winning University of Maine football Glastonbury, CT. that highlights in her life include raising Jaci, Robin, team and an exciting fall homecoming at our I hope that some of you 45ers will be able to attend and Robert, Jr., and spending two years in Chile, university. Homecoming this fall and will send me news in South America. Dr. Mary E. Smith entered Michigan Walter Manley Reed, Jr. has been named as a September, in time for the winter Alumnus. Bob and I State Universtiy in 1954 to earn a DVM degree, director of Casco Northern Corporation. Walt is had a great tour of Washington, Oregon and northern practiced veterinary medicine in Portland, ME for ten president of Reed Farms, Inc. of Fort Fairfield, California in June and find ourselves drawn more and years, moved to Florida in 1969, and is now president of the Maine Potato Growers and a director more to that part of the country. Please put me on researching cancer for Life Sciences, Inc., in St. of the Northern National Bank. Walt and his lovely your Christmas card list for 1981. Petersburg. wife, Dolly Lamoreau, live in Fort Fairfield. Dr. William R. Tolford, an optometrist, has a son Congratulations, Walt. 4 Joan (Greenwood) Franz who is working with him in Falmouth, and a daughter Elizabeth (Clough) Merrill received a Distinguished "TV RFD 1, Box 186 who manages Congress Opticians in Portland. Charles Service Award at UMF commencement, in recognition Hampden Highlands, ME 04445 H. (Hal) Jack, Jr. and Doris (Vollmer ’49) and two of her accomplishments as dramatics coach, and head children, Charles J., 17, and Kate, 12, live in Point of the English Department at Skowhegan High Pleasant Beach, NJ, where Hal owns Pilot Realty. He School, where she has been a faculty member since earned an MBA from Syracuse University and Doris 1957. Elizabeth received a master’s degree in education an MA from Northwestern University. and theatre from UMO and later a Certificate of Gloria Lombard, a teacher for 35 years, now lives Advanced Study in educational administration. in Natick, MA, teaches in Wellesley, and spends Retiring UMF President, Elinar A. Olsen, praised summers in Maine. Evelyn (Shaw) Moulton writes that Mrs. Merrill’s teaching and coaching abilities. her son, Dave, is president of the George Ellis Co., a Best from us at Tip Top Farm. contracting company. Evie and Art, who was a contractor for 24 years, live at 819 Hillcrest Rd., Babs (Haines) Pancoast Orange, CT 06477. 260 Edgebrook Drive “A hot air balloon ride and a trip to Guatemala, Centerville, OH 45459 where we hiked up the side of a steaming volcano to pick orchid plants from the branches of trees, account Congratulations to Ada Minott Haggett, recipient of for our most recent travels” says Judy (Fielder) Bodwell Grange’s Phippsburg Community Citizen’s Harris. Her daughters, Betsy and Amy, are students in Award. Ada has summered all her life at the family Syracuse. Peg Cousins lives in Lincoln, ME, after home in Phippsburg. She and her husband, Fred, spending 30 years as a nurse and an Assistant turned the beautiful old home into a year-round Professor of Nursing in California, Colorado, and residence. Maine. She traveled to Oslo, Norway one summer and Bob Hail has retired from public school teaching teaches piano. Joan Franz and moved to NH. He is chummy with New Clarence (Ki) Faulkner has been with the U.S. Fish Hampshire State Fish and Game workers and would Greetings from Newburgh, where your new reporter and Wildlife Service for 30 years, transferring from like to meet other wildlifers, 45ers, or other alumni secretary and her husband, Bob ’49, are moving into a Minneapolis, MN, to Washington, D.C. four years near Mt. Monadnock. Leona Peterson edited a special new home. After 30 years, five states, five children, ago. His son, Scot, is a personnel advisor for the edition of Antique Dolls, published by the United one grandchild and many miles of yearly there-to-here Reagan Administration.
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24 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 From far away Anchorage, AK, Rev. Malcolm H. of Anatomy, because the University of South Carolina as town manager of Madawaska and Fairfield and was Miner, an Episcopal priest, wrote Healing is For Real School of Medicine graduated its first class. He went a selectman in Holden. In Marshfield, MA, Phil (1972) and Healing and the Abundant Life (1979). For to Columbia in 1976 from the University of Virginia’s Nectow fought for his old job back; in 1960 he was 11 years he has directed the United Way. Two married School of Medicine, where he was Dean of Anatomy. elected town moderator (the youngest ever in the daughters, a seven-year-old son, and six grandchildren On three occasions, he received the Teacher of the state’s history) and served until 1978. all live in Anchorage. Year award. Dick earned his Ph.D. from the Earl Tarr was reappointed to the Maine Water Class treasurer Charles F. Hass, a 70-year-old University of Michigan, and his MD from Marquette Treatment Operators Board of Certification. Earle is retired therapist, earned a Master of Divinity from School of Medicine in Milwaukee, WI. His address: superintendent of the Aubum Water and Sewerage Bangor Theological Seminary in 1977, and is pastor of 2205 Bee Ridge Road, Columbia, SC 29206. districts. Eugene Hunter, earned his master’s, was the Moose River Congregational Church in Jackman. Before postage goes up to 20 Philip (Jim) Butterfield was promoted to full a former professor of his dad. Youngest daughter, Ramona (McLaughlin) Dentremony Professor of Physical Education at Ithaca College, Sue, is first-year UMO student. Dan, president and 46 Cedar Street Ithaca, NY. Jim was named Coach of the Year by the general manager of H. Berger Paper Company, keeps East Millinocket, ME 04430 American Football Coaches Association, the Football up an “esprit de corps” at annual Lambda Chi get Wnters Association, and the New York Times. He togethers. Ruth (Holland) Walsh also won the Stan Lomax-Irving T. Marsh Award. Jim A new assignment in the disaster services division of 50 4 Sloop Lane is a member of the Ithaca College Sports Hall of the American Red Cross goes to Zira Scheer, 6040 Mystic, CT 06335 Fame and coached his teams to championships, Richmond Highway, Alexandria, VA 22303. NCAA playoff bids and three Lajnbert Bowls. Jim is I hope many of you will be able to be in Orono for married to the former Lois Day and they have three Ann (Keyo) Lounsbury Homecoming and view the beauty of Fall. children. 56 128 Bennoch Road Arthur Lilienthal retired from Central Marne Power Another successful alumnus is Ben Pikes, chairman Orono, ME 04473 Co. where he was an engineer. Arthur, who lives at 58 of the Maine Publicity Bureau, and state manager of Maine Street in Thomaston, has been chairman of the corporate affairs for the International Paper As you sing “fill the steins to dear old Maine” during Thomaston Planning Board. Company. You have served the state and its people this fall’s football games, I hope those who returned Raymond Gross, publisher of the Courier-Gazette in well, Ben. Hope to see you at our 30th. David B. to our 25th reunion will remember Han’s Bnck Beer Rockland, was elected president of the New England Field, preserver of woods and associate professor in Tent. What a great reunion! More than 80 members Press Association. Raymond has been with the the cooperative forest research unit at UMO, earned of the class of ’56 returned for some part of our gala newspaper since 1973. He founded a three-county his master’s from UMO in ’68 and his doctorate from weekend. health corporation and organized three barbershop Purdue in ’74. We are proud of all the members of Don and Nancy Pendleton—what can I say—your singing chapters. He can be reached at P.O. Box 14, the great class of ’53. Let’s hear from more of you! Sunday outing at Isleboro was truly the making of our South Thomaston. reunion. Thank you for the lobster, boat ride, Helen (Cumming) Canfield lives at 8 Patricia Lane, Marty Baron-Barrett sunburns, kisses, blueberry muffins, etc. Thank you Saratoga, NY 12866, where her husband, Norman, 27 Rock Street also, helpmates Jack and July Coffin, a job well works in the hotel business. Helen teaches figure Portsmouth, NH 03801 done—we’re coming back in five years if you’ll have skating. She and Kathleen Heald met at the Saratoga us! To the reunion committee Don, Jessie Sargent Race Track’s breakfast to watch the horses work out. Facts you hadn’t thought to remember: 31 years ago Boivin, Vaughn Holyoke, Ken Kirkland, Frank Kathleen was on her way back to La Mesa, California you sat in the stands at Homecoming wearing Frosh Grant—Thanks. Especially to Jessie for your (8038 Prospect Way) from a trip to Maine. hats and beanies and doing a card cheer that enthusiasm, decorations, spirit. Congratulations to E.W. “Skip” Thurlow, president said. . . ? Who knows? Officers elected at the class meeting (between of Central Maine Power Company, who was awarded Muriel Marcou Bowerman ran for reelection to the coffee, picture taking, and alkaseltzer): President, the Boy Scouts of America’s 1981 Distinguished school board in Livermore. She has many civic duties Robert (Barney) Oldfield; Vice President, Richard Citizen Award by Augusta’s Pine Tree Council. It was to her credit, including her presidency of the (Doc) Nevers; Secretary, Jessie Sargent Boivin; a proud day in May for Dick Weymouth, Associate Historical Society. In a Madison election, Earl Brill Treasurer, Vaughn Holyoke. I have agreed to be the Dean for Student Affairs and Chairman, Department ran for reelection as Road Commissioner. Bill served class correspondent for the Alumnus. Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 25 the afternoon discussing football. We wish new coach Ron Rogerson the best. Pickett says “except when Maine takes on his Mass. Redman team.” Joann Kostacopoulos, still teaching in Wethersfield, is active in computer program training and teaching— maybe a new career. Phil Emery was promoted to manager of Westvaco’s Lake mill. He joined the company in March *56 in Charleston, South Carolina. Winston L. Smith is the new plant manager of the U.S. Gypsum Co. in Lisbon Falls. Smith is believed to be the first native of Lisbon to become manager of the local plant. His promotion to the top management post came after 23 years in various supervisory positions. Joseph A. Yovino of Hopkinton, NH has just received a Juris Doctor degree from Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord, NH A nice letter from John Heyer says he has an insurance agency in New Jersey. His wife completed her third year in veterinary school. John, his wife, and Susan Thomas four sons attended the Maine-Princeton hockey game, which Maine won handily. Homecoming is next with A big thank you to outgoing personals editor Susan the big 25th just around the comer. (Stiles) Thomas, column writer for the Class of *56 for Quality...Since 1887 15 years. Wife, mother and successful career have Mrs. Leo M. Lazo (Jane Ledyard) Clothes from Dunham's of Maine have been the highlights of her years. After teaching 58 49 Martin Street always been considered an excellent English from 1956 to 1962, Sue managed Thomas Real West Roxbury, MA 02132 investment. Our collections, chosen Estate with her husband, Eben. In 1978, she was from the finest merchandise available named Maine Realtor of the Year. Other successes I hope you who were able to attend reunion had a in the world, reflect a commitment to really great time seeing all your friends and making include her chairing the Maine Real Estate quality, tradition, elegance, and Commission and the Winthrop Town Council. A new ones. For those who didn’t make it in June, let’s special thank you, Sue. try for Homecoming in the fall. Those who reside near classic good taste. Our classmates voted a gift of $5,000+ to the Boston should contact the Greater Boston Alumni Write today for your free color cata Performing Arts Center. Within a year, our general Assoc, c/o Fred Quivey, 26 Surrey Lane, Natick, for logue or call 1-800-341-0471. In Maine contributions should total $10,000. The interest from news about fall events. call 1-800-492-0659. this fund will be used for a scholarship to a decendent UM at Machias has announced the appointment of Name______of a 56er. If you forgot to send your check, it’s not Frederic Reynolds as Acting Vice President for too late—there are many sons and daughters of 56ers Academic Affairs, placing him in the number two Street______already at UMO and lots more coming. Some administrative position at UMM. Fred has been Vice City ______:______President of Student Affairs since 1979 and an classmates who attended Reunion were: Ardena Jewett State______Zip______Ackerman, Richard Ackerman, Grace Richards Associate Professor of History. He received his M.Ed. Additon, John L. Amato, Robert Arnold, Cynthia and Certificate of Advance Study from UMO. He is married and has four sons. Dick and Lois (Perkins) Dunham’s of Maine Jenness Beattie, Donald Beattie, Alfred Belisle, Quality apparel since 1887 Elizabeth Kononen Berry, Arthur Billings, Joannie Martin hosted a Memorial Day picnic for UMO grads. 54 Castonguay Square, Waterville, Maine 04901 Owen Bingham, Edson B. Blodgett, Sarah Gay I hear it was fun and another picnic is planned for Blodgett, Jessie Sargent Boivin, Ronald Coffin, Jack fall. Coffin, paul Cyr, Carolyn Bull Dahlgren, Dana C. Devoe, Elizabeth Smith Dey, Clayton Dodge, Pat Nancy (Roberts) Munson We hear news of Dwight Hunter, who was named Fortier Doten, Paul Firiotte, Robert Fiske, Harriet 59 30 Tangle wood Drive Outstanding High School Athletic Director in 1980. Taylor Garland, Hiram Gerrish, Frank Grant, Donald Glastonbury, CT With the Caribou School Department for 20 years, Hamilton, Robert Hawes, Harold Hede, Kenneth Dwight has coached basketball, soccer, skiing and Received a newsy letter from Nonni Hikhey track. Fitzgibbon, who was elected to a three-year term on Another teacher, Jay Boomer, industrial arts, Mt. the UMO Alumni Council. Congratulations! She Desert High School, is the only member of the Maine would like all 59ers to know that a class newsletter Advisory Council for Vocational Education east of should be forthcoming establishing a fund so that a Belfast and south of Bangor. He represents almost a sizable gift may be made to our alma mater in 1984 at quarter of the state. His opinion: “As a result of our 25th reunion. Contributions will be welcomed watching television, folks have seen a lot but haven’t over the next three years—more about this in the done much. Because parents are not spending time newsletter, so be thinking about your personal gift. with kids today, they are coming here with very little Torrey Sylvester was promoted to Captain USNR practical experience.” Jay tries to provide that ex and will publish an article in the Naval Reserve Assoc. perience. Often he and his students work on town Journal. He and his law partner have opened another projects, such as school bus shelters or fishways. His office in Patten. shop door is always open to students, parents and the Joyce-Marie (Crockett) Ashmanskas has left the community. hallowed halls of teaching and is now doing PR and promotion work in Portland, OR. John Porter has been named to the Board of Trustees of the Maine Judith (Ohr) Guilmartin Center for the Blind. He is also secretary of the 61 126 Holley Court Cumberland-North Yarmouth Lions Club. Prattville, AL 36067 Judy (Ward) Lessard I’m sure the air is crisp and cool where you are, but as 60 542 Mitchell Road I write this from the Cradle of the Confederacy, it’s Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107 100 degrees and climbing. Who said you don’t get Henrikson, Jay S. Hindley, Vaughn Holyoke, Jane good assignments in the Air Force? We returned a Wiseman Johnson, William Johnson, George Jones Tracy Harvey ’83, majoring in business week ago from a delightful reunion. What an Barbara Willey Keyes, Kenneth Kirkland Caroline administration, daughter of Jeanette Lawlor Harvey invigorating time with a small, but fiesty, group. has been awarded the Class of 1960 Academic Locke Kostopoulos. More names in the winter issue. Hopefully, we’ll double the participation for the 25th Scholarship for 1980-81. Our class has both a $200 but in no way could we double the fun. athletic scholarship (contact Harold Westerman, UMO R. Jiggs Cecchini Two items from the class meeting: our class gift, in 57 4 Heather Lane Athletic Director, Memorial Gym, UMO), and a $200 excess of $2000, was a donation to the building fund East Granby, CT academic scholarship (contact Ethel Desmans, Student for the Center for the Performing Arts, part of which Aid Office, Wingate Hall, UMO), for the sons and will be an addition to the Hauck auditorium. Also, Four Kappa Sigs met at the annual Connecticut H S daughters of 60ers. When you send in your annual the class scholarship is now limited to a relative of a Coaches.picnic in Wallingford. CT. Pete Kosty, Dave fund contribution to the GAA please designate at least class member. If you wish, part of your annual iggin 54, Bob Pickett ’59 and Jiggs spend much of a portion of it for the 1960 Class Fund so we may donation to the alumni fund can be earmarked for the continue to support these scholarships. class scholarship which will allow for a larger grant. 26 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 Now for the fun part. Jane Goode is a computer and Chris (11). The family went to Maine this programmer at C.S. Draper Lab in Cambridge, MA. summer, the 17th trip to New England in 19 years. She lives at 88 Fifer Lane, Lexington. Dick Johnson, Keep the news coming! I would especially like to a field service manager for Ingersoll-Rand, was hear from any of you that are planning to attend our transferred to St. Louis. He hopes to see more 20th reunion in June. engineers at the next reunion. Ed Boudreau, 131 Collins St., Danvers, MA, is still with G.E. and Parker & Penny Harris sporting a great beard! Brett Russell, who was rarely 63 325 Garland Street off skis long enough to attend class, made the ski Bangor, ME 04401 industry his business and lives in No. Conway, NH. Ann (Lynch) and Ian MacKinnon are at Rte. 1, Sandra (Farrar) Milne Augusta, where Ian is director of Recreation and 64 12 Crystal Lane Athletics at UMA and Ann teaches reading in Cumberland, ME 04021 Vassalboro. Their son, Ewen, will attend UMO next year on a football scholarship. Sylvia A. Tapley Harvey Donald, Box 44, RFD 2, W Buxton, is 65 25 Terrace Avenue president of Hanold Co., manufacturers of women’s Stamford, CT 06905 sportswear. Ellie (Linskey) Flint was at the reunion with her dad who was attending his 50th. Ellie lives at In April, Roger Moody ended seven years of service as 75 Greeley St., Manchester, NH, with her husband, Ellsworth’s city manager. During his term, the Ron, and two children, Mark and Heather. Diane Zito waterfront park and the sewer project were completed. Helene (Blodgett) and Jim Sherburne ’62 moved Roger is now business administrator for the Bangor back to Maine. Jim is with U.S. Fish and Wildlife James Steenstra has been named Headmaster of the public schools. Larry Coughlin has been named third Service and Helene teaches at the high school. They Gilbert School m Winsted, CT. Jim has been principal of the Mount Desert Island Regional High associated with the Foxcroft Academy in Dover- School. He left Springfield, VT, where he was acting Foxcroft since graduating from UMO. He taught principal, assistant principal and social studies teacher science until 1968, received his M.S. from the Univ, of for 15 years. No. Dakota, returned to Foxcroft as assistant Congratulations to Tom Hardcastle, who married headmaster and was named headmaster in 1975. Jim Martha M. Beals at Amaziah Farm, Oakland. He is a and his wife have two teenage daughters. direct mail marketing consultant. Dr. Delmar R. Liz (England) and Bill Fisher have a new address: Raymond of Tacoma, WA, formerly of Farmington, 1888 So Mam St., Orem, UT 84057 Bill has joined at UMO’s annual dmner, received the 1981 Honor WICAT as project manager for a computer-based Award for his work in training people to enter curriculum. Liz has a very successful quilting business technical careers in the paper and related industries. in Hamilton, MA, Cranberry Quilts, and was recently Jeffrey Leighton, founder and director of Modem featured in Lady’s Circle. Hypnosis of Springfield, MA, lectures about self Ann (Bosland) and Irving “Wimp” King ’59 are confidence, habit control, and assertive training. living in Noank, CT. Wimp is professor of history at Also on the “speaking circuit” is Janet Spaulding the Coast Guard Academy in New London. Ann of Belfast, Language Arts Director of MSAD 34 and works part-time for the Groton Library. The Kings coordinator of services for special children. Janet is an have four children. Their oldest son, Michael, is a accomplished musician, having played cello and sophomore at UMO, Greg is a freshman at S. Conn. trombone in Boston symphony orchestras. She is State, and Elizabeth and Patrick are in high school. married and has five children and 11 foster children. Janice (Quint) and Russell Burns live in Beverly, MA. Richard ’64 and Donna Weaver Stephen moved to Janice runs their subsistence farm, inspired, Jan says, Portland, where Dick is customer services director of Judy Guilmartin by Trudy and Ron Price’s farm in Maine. Russ Portland MSC Postal Service. teaches math at Beverly H.S. The Burns have two If you attended your high school’s 20th class live in a Winterport farmhouse. Carol (Wescott) and sons—Lee, a freshman at Dartmouth, and Clay, a reunions this year, please pass on any news of UMO John Peters are all smiles these days because their only junior in high school. classmates. child, Jeff, entered Annapolis. John is president of James Robbins writes that he is now manager of Deering Savings and Loan and Carol teaches paper machine process engineering for Cowen Carole Spruce elementary school. International in Birmingham, AL. He and his wife, 1455 Commonwealth Avenue 4418 Regina (Murphy) and Dick Ruhlin are still at 115 Beverly, have three children: Cathy (16), Steve (13) Brighton, MA 02135 Elm St., Brewer. Reg teaches at Bangoi Hebrew and Dick is in the dental supply business. Their two oldest boys will attend UMO this year. Alice (Eaton) Scheinthanner writes from Idaho that she wants to come to Maine this Fall but is expecting her sixth There are many good reasons why child. David Corson was appointed military aide-de- camp to Maine Gov. Joseph Brennan. Corson, a lieutenant colonel in the Manne Reserves, practices you should look at Gould Academy. law in Yarmouth. Robert Neily has been appointed director of technical services for the Maine Bureau of Land Quality Control. The first: it’s in Maine! Paula Willoughby, product manager, Stores Marketing Dept., Southland Corp., lives in Texas More than a third of our students come from Maine. They can’t tear themselves away. (P.O. Box 719, Dallas, TX 75221) and wants to hear The rest come from all over the world to enjoy what Maine and Gould have to offer. from transplated 61ers. Bernard Welch, who was We don’t have to tell you about Maine. It’s just a great place to live . . and to learn. formerly with the CIA, was ordained to the priesthood in May. He has held summer assignments Gould Academy is an intellectually challenging coeducational community of about 200 m the Diocese of St. Bartholomew Pansh, Cape students and 30 adults committed to the idea that education is a serious yet enjoyable Elizabeth, and St. Theresa’s, Brewer. pursuit Dave Robinson was promoted to colonel in the US We offer courses in all the traditional preparatory school subjects, plus some unusual Army. Dave will assume command of the 6th Air ones such as minerology, international relations, literature of the sea, and glass blowing. Cavalry Combat Brigade, Ft. Hood, TX. This is the Students can pursue their interests in depth, in sequential programs that develop their largest combat aviation unit in the army with more learning skills Our exchange program enables students to spend a term in France, than 6,000 men and 400 aircraft. Dave’s son is a Germany, or Mexico midshipman at the Naval Academy. And of course, we make the most of the cultural and natural advantages of our location Please send along your news. Also I have all class in the Mahoosuc range at the edge of The White Mountain National Forest. addresses, if you are looking for a lost friend. Send a stamped, addressed, post card and I’ll reply. For further information, write Edward Hitchcock, Box M, Gould Academy, Bethel, Maine 04217. Diane (Ingalls) Zito 62 24 South Hill Drive Bedford, NH 03102 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 27 As you can see, you have a new secretary. On behalf live in Santa Monica, where Ken practices of the class, I’d like to extend a warm thank you to opthalmology. Linda Talbot Eaton for an excellent job and five Joyce E. (Adjutant) Grant and her husband, Arthur years’ service. Our 15th reunion is over and we had a ’70 live in North Leeds. She teaches remedial reading great time. We’d really like to see you at the next one. at Leavitt Area Junior High School and he works for At the business meeting these officers were elected: L/P Farms and Prince Farms, both in Turner. They Nancy Erickson Ladd, president; Patti Tofuri have two boys, Stephan and Andrew. Robert W. and Bicknell, vice-president; Carole Spruce, secretary/class Cathy Wyman live in Westford, MA. He is Vice notes; Ed Schultz, treasurer; Peggy Martin Principal of the Middle School in Ashland, having Rutherford, reunion chairperson. received his CAGS in Administration from Reunion time gives us a chnce to renew old Northeastern University in 1978. Daniel L. Audair of friendships and make new ones. If you haven’t seen Mt. View, CA, is employed by the Scientific Micro the campus in 15 years, it is bigger and better than System. He received a MSCS from the University of ever. Do you remember that ours was the last class Santa Clara in 1977. James H. and Linda with freshmen women’s dorms? Would you believe (Waddington ’69) Hudon live ip Green Bay, WI with coed dorms, hockey games and beer served in the two children, Denis and Andrew. Den? Times have changed. We went to Pat’s to see if Donna (Paton) Richards and her husband, a major pi77.a quality had changed since the 60s. What’s new in the Army, live in Butzbach, Germany. Sally A. with you? Please write. More reunion news next issue. Emery of Gray is a computer programmer at Classmates unable to attend reunion wrote: Karol Unionmutual in Portland. Gary Gibbons is a surgeon Wasylyshyn Parham is in her fourth year of a doctoral at the New England Deaconess Hospital in Boston. program in clinical psychology at Hahneman Medical Ruth Cyr studies for a master’s in social work. Ruth College and Graduate School in Philadelphia. She directed a hospice program. Her husband, Chip, is expects to get her Ph.D. in the spring of 1982. Her Carol Laughlin with Bonnie group director for systems and programming at career seems to be blooming. Revlon. Duane and Jan Bailey live in Savannah, GA, Paul Connelly got his Masters and Ph.D. at the wife, Rev. Karen MerriU, on June 16, took new where he is Corps of Engineers’ program analyst. University of Hawaii and is now an agronomist doing United Methodist Church appointments (Box 68, Herbert Fountain operates Fountain Assoicates, an pineapple research in Kenya. He has a daughter, Mount Union, Iowa 52644). Reg was appointed executive job placement agency in Waltham, MA. - Janine (UMO ’77). associate pastor of the First United Methodist Church Carol (Craig) McCarthy works for the Lawrence Joline Ridlon Ezzell is head of the Serials Dept, at at Mount Pleasant, and Karen is pastor for the Mount School Dept, in the Parent-Child-Home Program, and Duke University Library in Durham, NC. She married Union Methodist Church and Wesley Chapel. Major her husband, Bill is a chemist. Navy Lt. Cmdr. last year. Her stepchildren are Kimberly (14), Leslie Tom and Mrs. Julie (Nutting) Green and their William D. Bankart helped his squadron win the (11), Joseph III (9), and Jared (6). Dave Inman, daughters, Elizabeth and Mary, are on the way to a Battle Efficiency “E” Award. He is administration Portland, ME, is a systems engineer for IBM. He has new four-year assignment in Germany. officer of Fighter Squadron 14, based at the Oceana two children: Sara (10) and Jeff (6) and enjoys cross The Greens told me that Maj. Gerry Barnes, his Naval Air Station, Virginia Beach, VA. Robert A. country skiing and racquetball. wife, Mary, and sons, Casey and Glen, live in Haley married Ellen Cleaves November 22 and now Neil Harmon, also an IBM systems engineer, has Syracuse, NY. Gerry trains the reserve units in combat lives in Sangerville. two daughters: Caroline (6) and Jennifer (5). The readiness. Fred Clough was appointed director of A. Daniel Keneborus was named State Heart Fund family lives in Unionville, CT. Neil visits his brother marketing services at Saloman/North America in campaign chairman. He is regional administrator for in Kennebunkport and would like to live in Maine. Peabody, NH, ski equipment manufacturers. Thomas the Casco Bank and Trust Co. of Augusta. Timothy Becky Waterman sends her regards to the class. She Meagher (67G) was selected from 47 applicants to be Sawyer manages A.W. Walker & Son, a farm is currently assistant treasurer at Bowdoin College and named superintendent of schools for Kittery district equipment and supply store in South Paris. Thomas lives in Topsham, ME. She earned her master’s degree 52. Robert Waz lives in Higganum, CT with his wife M. Rand, Ph.D., joined Mahoney, Berv and Rand of at Purdue, spent three years working for Stanford and son, Robbie. He teaches learning disabled Portland. David W. Smith, of Orono, is office Univ, in California, and took a solo trip around the children in Middletown, CT. manager for Richard S. Bradford, Inc. world. Enoch Bel), an economist for the US Forest Ola (Blood) Cross lives in Loudon, NH with four Linda E. Cote will be returning to her job at Service, has two children, Jonathan and Cathy, and children and teaches English at Pittsfield High School. Falmouth High School, after a year’s sabbatical. Last lives in Springfield, VA. Featured in the “Hail to the Chef!’* column of the year, she took advanced courses at Catholic University Martha Reed Dodge has lived in Mississippi and Portland newspaper, this spring, were several mouth of America in Washington, D.C., and Northern Wyoming and is now in Manset, ME. She substitutes watering recipes from John Supranovich. Soups are Virginia College. She will continue to teach foreign for teachers, sells textbooks, supervises Girl Scouts, his specialty but his skills range from pastry to pork. languages and will use her graduate work as a part- and nurtures two children: Chris (12) and Laurie (10). Dick and Judy (Jones) Blake and children joined 75 time guidance counselor. Sally (Bolduc) Boardman It was good to see Carol Jesraly Josel at Reunion. She family members at a 4th of July reunion in Franklin. and family live at 2237 Regina Drive in Clarksburg, works part-time for her attorney-husband, Alan, while MD. She teaches tennis on her own court. Donald B. studying for her master’s in special education. They Joyce McPherson Barter and his wife, Janet Beaulieu ’67, would love to have a daughter, Gavriel (8), and live in Bluebell, PA 68 Rt. 1 Box 11 Main St. see classmates. (Write: 4993 Stonegage Dr.,> I attended reunion with Bonnie Hetzel Jaffe. Bon is New Sharon, ME 04955 Fayetteville, NY 13066, or phone 315-637-8415.) Don married to Ed, a family doctor. They have two is Vice President of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & children, David (4) and Rachael (1), and live in Yes, the class of ’68 is still alive and well, even though Smith, Inc., in Syracuse, NY. Bolton, MA your secretary has been remiss these past couple of As for me, I am trying to locate a UMO friend, Now some news about me. I have been on the issues! Newspaper coverage of David Crook, Pamela Ebbeson Feitz, who used to live in Clearwater, Actuarial staff for John Hancock Mutual Life in Somerset-Kennebec District Attorney, says “old- FL. Does anyone know her address? Thanks, and God Boston since graduation. I enjoy the advantages of fashioned values are his trademark”. Dave is noted as bless! being single, financially independent, and living in a a “conscientious public prosecutor” throughout city like Boston. I like to travel and recently returned Central Maine. Judy A. Hetzler, who earned her Gretchen (Harris) Ramsay from two weeks in Hawaii. Doctor of Osteopathy degree from the University of 69 33 Stroudwater Road AU you missing members of the class of ’66, please Health Sciences, Kansas City, MO, interns at the Portland. ME 04012 drop me a line. Your coUege days were, hopefuUy a osteopathic Hospital of Maine in Portland. Sally News releases keep us up to date on our fellow very special chapter in your lives. I encourage you to Emery of Bedford, NH, accompanied her husband, classmates: Portland Savings Bank directors elected reopen the lines of communication with your Edward, to the Mutual Trust Life Insurance Company classmates. william Force vice president and chief lending officer. Vanguard Club Conference in Amelia Island, FL. He joined Portland Savings in 1973 and was named fll Carol (Heber) Laughlin Maurice Matthew Brooks of Bethel has received a marketing officer in 1978. Stanley W. Piecuch has Juris Doctor degree from Franklin Pierce Law Center vF f Rt. #/, Box 240 joined Hamden Realty in South Portland, ME. He in Concord, NH. worked the Maine Department of Manpower Affairs Brewer, ME 04412 Thomas C. Boyd writes that he is “alive and well for ten years and managed the Maine Job Service in and living in sinful San Francisco, CA.” William After nine months in captivity, hostage Bonnie Gail Rockland. Schoolcraft, of Yarmouth, earned a graduate degree at Laughlin, weighing only 8 lbs., 2% ozs. and only 21 Representative Richard Davies serves on the Energy UMO in 1973 and worked for Stone and Webster inches long, was released, unharmed, into the arms of and Natural Resources Committee. Robert (Skip) Engineers in Boston. Until 1979, he designed control her happy parents, Robert and Carol (Heber) Smaha and Steven Bonville, have been named systems for nuclear power plants. He now works for Laughlin at 6:34 a.m. on May 12, 1981. campaign chairmen by the Maine Heart Association. Neill and Gunter Inc. of Falmouth. Marcia (Wasgatt) J^E#l!and MrS* Edn“ (Varney) Stein have moved Bob is a vice president with Northeast Bank and lives Hoffer had a double celebration on May 30. It with daughter, Debby (10) and son, Sam (6), to in So. Portland with his wife, Carole, and their two Enghsh Creek, NJ. Earl does aviation research for the marked her 10th wedding anniversary and the day she daughters. Steve is brokerage manager for Aetna Life F.A.A. m Atlantic City. Rev. Reg Merrill, Jr. and his was swom in as a California attorney. Marcia and Ken and Annuity Company. He is married to Jane Survant have three children—Kevin, Jeffrey, and Kristin. They and lives in Cumberland, ME. 28 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 For two years, Jerry Rideout coached the women’s Kristin and Jennifer. (It was good seeing you two at outdoor track club at the University of Lowell, MA. reunion!) Tracy (Bronson) Bigney (Bangor) is The sport attained varsity status after breaking fifteen Assistant Director of Professional Personnel for school records. Congratulations, Jerry! Dorothy UMO. The Bigneys have one son, Benjamin. (Chipman) Miner was promoted to marketing services Jeanne (Robbins) Bishop (Mt. Desert) teaches home manager in Reston, VA. She is responsible for all economics for M.D.I. High School. She and Charlie promotional activity, advertising and publicity. have built a passive solar home near Sargent and Nathan and Betsy (Maynard) Lilley have lived in Cadillac Mountains. Mary Blackstone (Toronto, Sweden for two years and will be there until 1982, Ontario) is a professor, researcher for the University when they return to Rochester, NY. Nathan works foi of Toronto. Mary finished her doctorate in English Eastman Kodak. They have two daughters, Knsten Literature in Europe. Nancy (Churchill) Bobrow (8), and Heather (5). (Tully, NY) is a supervising engineer for NY Telephone and owns her own three imprinted ^7 fl Sudy (Taylor) Williams sportswear retail stores. Nancy’s husband works for / V 55 Hill Circle Rt. 7 Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse. Evergreen, CO 80439 Lisa (Webber) Boulier (Auburn) and Bill have three daughters, Sarah, Amanda and Kimberly. John Boyne (Freeport) is an account executive for Memll Lynch. ] | Rebecca Brynn Clifford He and his wife have one daughter. Darleen (Hedeen) / A 7 Town Landing Road Brabec (Prescott, WI) teaches and raises Travis (6) Falmouth Foreside, ME 04105 and Tonya (1). Darleen has earned her master’s and LD certification. Teacher Margaret (Carson) Bragg Becky Clifford Some 35 classmates made their way to UMO for our (Bangor) has completed her M.Ed. program and takes 10th Reunion. It was really nice being back, and those care of Christine (4). Mike Brewer (Scarboro) is an Pam (Randlett) and Jim Cleveland (Swampscott, MA) of us who spent the weekend together realize, “You engineering supervisor for Corning-Components, Inc. have three sons- Judson, Jacob, and Jeffrey. Pam really can go home again.” Even Pat’s Pizza is the Pamela (McKay) Briggs (Freeport) is town Welfare teaches for the Lynnfield public schools and Jim is an same. From our three-hour business meeting, Most Director, attends graduate school, teaches French and environmental engineer for Stone & Webber. Becky importantly: our 15th-year reunion will be held during Spanish (Adult Ed.) and raises two children, Chris Clifford has cramped fingers from typing these notes. Homecoming ’86—not in June. With a football game and Shelby. Susan (McEvoy) Bronson (So. Burlington, When I finish this column, I’ll spend a week in and Greek activities during that time, perhaps more of VT) has four children: Chad, Carly and Jaclyn (twins) Washington, D.C., a month in Israel and Egypt to you will return. The class of 1971 will have its own and Johnathan. Raymond Brulotte (Kennebunk) is a earn a master’s in History of World Religions (with an activities! Also, we voted to establish our own fund to distribution engineer for Kennebunk Light and Power emphasis on Indian philosophies). Brenda (Savage) Cookson (of Stetson) runs her own benefit the university and provide a scholarship. Dist. The Brulottes have two daughters, Melanie and upholstery shop. Her children are Eric and Gretchen. Monies sent to the university not earmarked for the Jessica. Deborah Cosmos is assistant manager of New England class of 1971 go into the General Fund. If you wish to John Bulger (Valrico, FL) works as a district Restaurant, Bar Harbor, and works at Porteous at the hold your contribution m the class account, please so forester in Maine. He now has a master’s in Bangor Mall. Jane (Pearson) and Larry Cross live in designate. Over the next 5 years, we agreed to give Horticultural Science from the University of Florida Mancester, CT. Jane is pension analyst for Aetna Life half of our class dollars to the GAA and half toward and is a citrus specialist for Florida Coop. Extension. & Casualty. Larry is Data Processing Manager for a scholarship. Class officers elected: Paul Michaud, Nancy (Sereyko) Burgoyne (West Enfield) is a science Travelers Insurance. Larry has his MBA, Jane is president; Jim Helms, Vice-President; Becky Clifford, teacher at Penobscot Valley High School, Howland. working on her MBA at U. Conn. Secretary; Cindy Russell, Treasurer; Carolyn The Burgoynes have one son, Ashley. David (Stickney) Ackerman, Class Agent. Campanelli (Schenectady, NY) is an engineer for GE. There is far more news than space available. If your Darcy (O’Brien) and Wallace Campbell live in ‘data’ does not appear in this issue, check the next. I Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia, where he is a maintenance Cathy (Tripp) Pohle have alphabetized for easy reference. Alan Aalerud superintendent for Arabian American Oil Company 72 Box 187 Hamlet Coach Park (Boston) is working as a Data communications (ARAMCO). Keith Carreiro teaches at both UMO and Westbrook, ME 04092 Representative for New England Telephone Company. Bowdoin. He participates in a program for the Maine Carolyn (Stickney) Ackerman (Boston) is teaching State Commission on the Arts and the Humanities adult education courses and managing her family. She called “Artists in the Schools.” Audrey (Atherton) Rachel D. Dutch and Joel have two daughters, Kerry and Amy. Carter (Surry) is an adult educator for H.O.M.E. Inc. 22 Bowker Street Congratulations, class agent! Nancy (Coffin) John ’72 and Audrey have three kids: Dennis, Brunswick, ME 04011 Anderson (Camden) and her husband, Bill, have two Benjamin, Katie. daughters, Brynme (thanks, Nance!) and Toni. Dr. Carroll (Carlie) Casey is a professor for Boston Tom Campbell writes from Cape Elizabeth that he is Eleanor “Louie” (Arnold) Archer (Hampden University’s Overseas Program. Carlie received his with Hague International in South Portland making Highlands) has two preschoolers, Steven and Karen. Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology while in Colorado, energy conservation hardware for the steel industry. She manages the ABC Playcenter Nursery School with has lived m Australia for three years, and now finds Judith (Reed) Gagner ’68 writes that Ward Gagner, an Jeanne Brookings ’75. Ann (Robertson) Armenio himself in Augsburg, Germany. He likes to cross Army captain, is on a military leave of absence from (Saratoga Springs, NY) is a systems analyst for the country ski race in Sweden, Norway and Switzerland. the Bangor Police Department, serving a tour of duty County of Saratoga. Ann has one daughter, Amy CPT. Carol Caughran (Rapid Cny, SD) is working on in Germany. Judith and daughter will join him. Roger Ballou (Alfred, NY) is Assistant Dean of her MBA degree at the University of South Dakota. Cynthia Strobel Holzapfel and her husband, Hap, Students for Alfred University. Suzanne (Lawrence) She is the only woman ROTC instructor at the South announce the birth of a daughter, Whitney Wood, in and Bill Barnum (Chatham, NJ) have two children, Dakota School of Mines and Technology. She has March. They live in Aspen where they own Marvin Justin and Kirsten. Suzanne is completing her MBA in served as a company commander at Fort McLellan, Gardens greenhouse. They invite anyone skiing out accounting. Bob Bennett (Albion) is teaching in AL and as both personnel and postal officer in their way to stop in. Don and Charlene (Foote ’77) Portland and for SAD #3. Curtis Beveridge Germany. Smith are at 1708 Pearl St., Vestal, NY. Don (Crouseville) is an electrical engineer for Maine Public Chamette (Severn) Chadwich and Dave live in graduated from the University of Vermont Medical Service Company. He and Pam have two daughters, Yarmouth with two children, Lauren and Benjamin. School in May and is now in a residency program in internal medicine at Wilson Memorial Hospital in Johnson City. Frances Dick is in Falls Church, VA, and works for the National Education Association. She will earn a master’s degree soon. For extra income, she makes sewing alterations. Gail McIntire Howard was named young careerist “Oirty the educated by Damariscotta’s Business and Professional Women’s Club. Gail is a manager for Fashion Two Twenty. 99 Kathy Harriman and Gary Leighton were married in April. They both are with New England Telephone. are Epictetus A.D. c. 50-120 Cynthia Laws and Steven Dore of Rochester, NH, were married in February. Cynthia is a teller at Portland Savings Bank in Sanford and Steven is sales manager at WSME radio in Sanford. Deborah Smith Mid Maine Mutual Savings Bank Swadel and Paul Chaiken (Boston University) live in Bangor. Debbie is assistant treasurer for Depositors Member FDIC Auburn Lewiston Lisbon Falls Mechanic Falls Trust and Paul is a law partner for Rudman & Winchell. Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 29 Molly Pitcher conducts clinics at Cary Memorial University last spring. He plans to marry Donna Recent weddings include: Diane (Kreiziner) to Elden Hospital in Caribou. Don Armstrong was named Young in October. Ross, Fort Gordon, GA; Charles Rackley to Cathy National Sales Representative of the Year by Thomas Hilton married Susan Macuda last (Moeller), Brunswick; Norman Twaddel to Natalie Beiersdorf, Inc. He is based in Los Angeles where one December in Norridgewock, where Tom is a dairy (Childes), Gorham; Elizabeth (Bowne) to Peter of his accounts is with the LA Rams. Debbie Meroff farmer. Married in Lisbon Falls were Patricia Hawkes, Portland; Jon McLaughlin to Susan presented a program for the Women’s Literary Union Popadak and Remi Theberge. They will live in (Clifford), Houlton; and Louis Belisle to Faith in Auburn. She is writing a second novel working as Lewiston, where Patricia is a bookkeeper for New (Bellew), Lake George, NY. , head librarian in Lisbon Falls. Brent McCafferty was England Counter Co. Ann Lebel and James B. Until next time, take care, all! named senior forester by International Paper. Longley, Jr., were married last March in Falmouth Joe Levasseur is the new football coach at Foreside. Jeannette Johnson wed Horace Sowles on Meredith N. Strang Burgess Burlington (MA) High School. Lt. Edward May 16. They will live in Cumberland Foreside. 12 Country Charm Road Baumgartner is with the Air Anti-Submarine Horace is general manager of Morong Brothers Cumberland Center, ME 004021 Squadron in San Diego. Larry Morrissette is band Volkswagon in Famouth. Jeffrey Kennedy married director at Carrabec High School in North Anson. Kerri Crawford in January. They live in Beaumont, Class of ’78 RING FOR SALE Brian Bisson of E.C. Jordan Co. published an article TX, where they both are Mobil Oil engineers. 10 K Yellow Gold in Pollution Engineering. He and his wife, Richarda, James Blanchard, an electrical engineer for the Blue Stone, BA and their son live in Portland. Dean Beaupain is a Mitre Corporation of Bedford, MA, lives in ring size 8V2 member of the town council in Millinocket and an Tewksbury. Christian Edwardson and his wife Cynthia asking $90 attorney with Tanous and Beaupain. Alvin Cooper, (Longview, WA) report: Chris is employed by Call (202) 328-8259 pastor of the First Baptist Church in Cape Neddick, International Paper as a Senior Research and evenings received a Doctor of Ministry from Eastern Baptist Development Technologist. Cindy has just finished her Theological Seminary, Philadelphia. master’s degree in Natural Science from Stephen F. Hello fellow 78ers. It’s exciting to see that so many of Many of your notes mention coming back to UMO. Austin University in Nawgdockes, TX. Jeff Raynes you are accomplishing great things. Call me with your How about Homecoming? was named Managing Director of the Better Home news! (Tel. 207/829-6264) Heat Council of Massachusetts. Marriages: Russell F. Roy of Glastonbury, CT to Janet (Reid) Willis Janet Maspero was promoted to project manager of Susannah Homer of Southwest Harbor on Dec. 27, 50 Gray Road State Mutual Life Assurance Company’s Data 1980. Russell is the resident forester of the Gorham, ME 04038 Processing Organization. She is living in Shrewsbury, Passamaquoddy Indian tribe at Indian Township. MA. Karen Gott was appointed manager of the Philip Coffin in of Hampden to Susan Peck of James St. Pierre confirmed his Maine roots by Greenville Branch of the Bangor Savings Bank. Louise Needham, MA. Both Philip and Susan graduated winning the 1981 championship of the popular WCBB L’Heureux Taber is “Recognized Young Dietician of from USM Law School last May and are serving as contest ‘So you Think You Know Maine’. Jym lives in the Year’’ for Arizona. She and her husband, Jeff, law clerks to the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine in Vassalboro and calls himself a low-level bureaucrat live in Phoenix. Take Care! Portland. Michael B. Heffernan (TKE) of Winchester, with the Maine Department of Conservation. He MA to Julie A. Feeney of Brewer on March 7, 1981. hopes to get time off for good behavior. Michael is a sales representative for Scott Paper Susan Pierce and John Marshall are parents of ^7 Ronald G. Aseltine Company. Margaret Pierce, bom April 16. Lewis L. Plummer, / / 538 Amostown Road Mark S. Francis of Weston, MA wed Wendy E. Jr. wed Patricia Barbour. He teaches at Falmouth Jr. West Springfield, MA 01089 Porter ’74 of Bangor on April 11, 1981 aboard sailing High. Brenda Ellen Ramoska married Alan Good. She yacht Bourrasque off the coast of California. Mark is is employed by Union Mutual. Jeff Littlefield wed I recently crossed paths with a classmate of ours in an employed by the Marine engineering firm, Carolyn Buddenhagen. Jeff is a supervisor for Royal unusual way. My sister, who is being displaced as a MacWhinney Supply Co. of San Diego, CA. Wendy is Insurance in Bedford, NH. home economics teacher in Massachusetts, was seeking a graphic artist and is enrolled in post-graduate James Collins is the new town manager of Bridgton. other employment. She interviewed with Sue Stickney, studies. Peter B. Hawkes of Portland to Elizabeth A. Jobnna Furbush was the “artist of the month’’ last who is coordinating the microwave oven Bowne ’77 of Cape Elizabeth on April 11, 1981. Peter April at Judy’s Art Gallery in Fairfield. She works as demonstration program for Eastco Corporation. Sue is is employed at Maine Medical Center and Elizabeth is a paste-up artist at Royal Printing Co. in Pittsfield. also a territorial manager distributing RCA and the assistant manager of food services at the Old Port Bob Harkins has been appointed USSA Development Whirlpool appliances in Vermont. I spoke with her on Deli. Director. Lance Russell is teaching business math and the phone, and she is very happy and loves her work. Joseph (Jay) H. Cromarty in of Wintrhop, MA applied physics at MCI. He taught in Queensland, Her official residence is in West Roxbury, MA, but wed Lisbeth R. Poor. Jay is a Banking officer with Australia between 1975-1980. she is constantly on the road in Vermont. the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company. Jeffrey Mark Brady has been named district sales manager Dan Fleishman is a trustee of the Kennebunk Light C. Milliken (SC) of Falmouth to Karen L. Milliken of for Norwich-Eaton Pharmaceuticals. Michael and Power District, and is promoting wind power. Cape Elizabeth on May 9, 1981. Jeffrey is employed Finnegan was promoted to assistant treasurer and Don Cacciapuoti was named to the Massachusetts by Milliken Brothers Inc. in Portland. Michael A. manager of the Wiscasset branch of Depositors Trust State Advisory Council to Employment Security. Don Cape of Portland to Kathryn A. Smith of So. Co. Donna Lamb is a Piscataquis County extension teaches at Bartlett High in Webster, MA. Mark Harpswell on May 17, 1981. They both are employed agent. Ellis James Hamilton received his Juris Doctor Hutchinson was promoted to coater superintendent at by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. in Portland. degree from Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord, Otis Mill in Jay. Pam Azorsky teaches gymnastics at TidBits: Ann M. Cote of Augusta was named NH. Mary Wyllie married Ray Rutledge on April 1, the Girls Club of Greater Nashua, NH. district humane agent for the central Maine area. Ann v 1977. She teaches math at Fleming Jr. High in EUen Gagner joined the Air Force and completed will inspect animal shelters, pet shops and boarding Houston, TX. They expect their first child by basic training at Lackland AFB in San Antonio, TX. kennels and investigate reports of animal abuse. Christmas. Neal Wykes is now a game warden for the Inland Robert M. Marden of Waterville earned a Juris Fisheries and Wildlife Commission. He lives in Poland Doctor degree from Franklin Pierce Law Center in Terri McDonald Spring with his wife, Kathleen (Siamates). Bob Concord, NH. Lauri J. Banks of Fort Fairfield was 75 7955 Magnolia Avenue H25-B Mountford hiked the Appalachian Trail. Kate featured in a newspaper story, “Aroostook’s Gifts to Riverside, CA 92504 Sanborn starred in “Brigadoon” with the Waterville Bangor Television.’’ Laurie likes being a Players last summer. She works a dairy farm with her camerawoman for Channel 2 NewsCenter. In March, family in Sidney. she married fellow cameraman, Steve Allen. David N. Theoharides Steve Parady earned a Juris Doctor from the Barbara E. Bru sila of Dover was also featured in a 76 5 Wilson Street Vermont School of Law. Linsay Rand also received a newspaper story about her exciting job as a forester. Lincoln, ME 04457 J.D., from New England School of Law. He is She and Ron Locke have “teamed up” to create the married to Susan (Braus). Ron Bissonette won the Forest Products Marketing and Management The coloring of the tree outside my window has Northeast Regional American Patent Law Association Association and Cooperative. Fritz S. Robinson of changed to a brilliant yellow, the evening air has Moot Court Competition. Houlton was tenor soloist in the Robert Chorale become cool and crisp, and smell of autumn abounds. Susan Thomas earned her M.D. from the University performance of “Elijah” in Belfast, where he was a Hopefully, some of you will be in Maine in October, of Rochester Medical School. She is serving her smash hit! Fritz is studying music at Boston perhaps at Homecoming, and will also have the residency at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence, RI. University. Another fine UMO musician, Scott opportunity to enjoy one of Maine’s finest seasons. Alex Pakulski received a Doctor of Optometry from Burditt, presented a spring musical event in Norton, I received a letter from Scott Farnum, who is the New England College of Optometry. Both Dean MA. Scott is living in Boston and playing with the working as a teacher/counselor at the Community Gallupe and Robert Grover received a Doctor of Newton Wind Players. School in Camden. Scott was elected chairman of the Osteopathy from the University of Health Sciences- Michael M. Morse, of Falmouth, a professional ski Group Home Consortium. He ended his letter stating College of Osteopathic Medicine in Kansas City, MO. racer, joined the Peugeot Grand Prix Eastern pro that he is still single, very busy and very happy. Paul Dean is interning at Doctor’s General Hospital in circuit and earned 2nd place Rookie of the year! Gorky writes that he is working for T.J. Lipton, Inc. Plantation, FL. Robert, his wife Brenda, and Connie L. McLellan of Topsfield, ME was appointed of Englewood Cliffs, NJ, as a package development daughter, Sara Ann, are in Honolulu, HI, where clinical consulting dietitian at Cary Medical Center. engineer. He earned his MBA at Farleigh Dickenson Robert works in the Tripier Army Medical Center. She also will advise the Northern Maine Medical 30 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 Center in Fort Kent, the Nursing Home in Eagle Lake oak tree in her memory behind Memll Hall on the and the Calais Regional Hospital. Employed by the UMO campus. In a letter to the Alumnus, her friends Barbara E Brown Macke Co., Connie became a registered dietitian in wrote, “We hope that its branches will one day 27 East Jacqueline Road October 1980. , provide shade for the children who play in the Waltham, MA 02154 Claire L. McKnight, of Shaker Heights, OH, joined playground beside it.” Brenda was fond of children the Seven Islands Land Co. as a land use forester. She and her poem “Agenda” may have been written for Hope the “real world” has been treating all of you and her husband reside in Orono. Cary Stratford, a some of them. Excerpts from it appear on a plaque m well since May 9th. I’ve received news from the physician’s assistant from West Haven, CT, completed Merrill Hall. It reads: Alumni Center and through contacts with friends. his postgraduate work in emergency medicine May 28, A few of our classmates were married by press time! 1981, at the Maine Medical Center, Portland. A Agenda Melinda Tyler married George Harris ’79. They live in Falmouth. Valerie Haynes wed Robb Morton, graduate of the Physician’s Assistant Program at Yale, Know yourself, that you may know another. Windsor Locks, CT. Robb works for Hamilton Cary joined the staff of Springfield Hospital in Speak your thoughts clearly. Standard. Penelope Cole married George Skillin, who Springfield, VT. Douglas D. Lewis is resident Listen to the rhythm of your heart and touch it works for Eastman Kodak in Rochester, NY. Lynn physician’s assistant at the Rural Group Practice before reaching out to touch another. Morris wed David Nicholson, who now live in Bangor. Clinic in Rangeley, ME. Doug’s wife is a physical Seek your soul, cradle and nurture it — David works for Burroughs. therapist. it is yours alone. Stephen G. Vaitones of 21 Haskett St., Gloucester, Our class president, Barb Beem, married Bob Know yourself and step lightly to the music Tieman. MA 01930 writes he is a systems accountant at the in sameness Some fortunate members of the class have accepted Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge, in strangeness the following jobs: Cindy Rockel (Clinton, MA) with MA. He was also selected last Fall to attend the US with another. Reitzell Associates as environmental lab technician. Olympic Training Camp for the sport of race walking. Listening David Kinney, with Agway in Warwick, RI. Brad Octavius A. Gaba of Monrovia, West Africa, is touching LaRoche, Boston City Parks Dept. Ben Kassel is in studying at the Crammon Theological Seminary in feeling the Naval Research program in Washington, D.C. Atlanta, GA. William Connell, of Camden, has left Sing together if you will Mike Welch is town manager of Bradley, where he Ford Motor Co. and moved to Pennsylvania to work Share what you may, and his wife De-Ann live. Jeff Olsen is with Liberty for Conrail. He lives at Brush Run Apts., B-l, A-115, Knowing that—in the silence of parting— Mutual Insurance in Boston. Hollidaysburg, PA 16648. Patrice M. Krant of 76 So. You’ve still a rhythm of your own. Beth Carew interns at Morris Arboretum in Fourth St., Old Town, works for the city fire Philadelphia, PA. Joyce Fitzpatrick works for New department and teaches at Eastern Maine Vocational Rosemary Hydrisko England Life and resides in Melrose, MA. Jackie Technical Institute. 80 27D Jacqueline Road McCarty lives at home in Wakefield, MA and works I received a newsy letter from First Lt. Mark L. Waltham, MA 02154 in a local nursing home. “Buddy” Cote is spending Rozycki, who is an executive in an infantry rifle his first year away from UMO as a field advisor for company in the Berlin Brigade. He will leave in June Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI). Laura Chute works for for Ft. Benning, GA. Pat Carpenter (SPE) ’79 is a Mercantile Stores in New York City. platoon leader in Mainz, Germany. Pat is also leaving Nancy Motter is working for Eastman Kodak in in June for Ft. Benning. Pat’s wife Karen ’79 is a Peabody, MA. Dan Warren and Chris Larson also platoon leader in a medical company. She will attend work for Eastman Kodak in Rochester, NY. Karen flight school in June. Both Pat and Karen were Oldham teaches English and Latin at Greely High promoted to First Lieutenant. School in Cumberland. Laura Proud is a reporter for David Roy ’79 is stationed m Budigen, Germany the St. Croix Courier in Calais. Robert Baron joined with an Armored Cavalry unit. Mark mentioned how the Kea Med Hospital Division of Keane as a all his fellow UMO grads were looking forward to computer operator. He works at Newton-Wellesley their special reunion which was held at the Hospital. Betsy Boyce of Famouth Foreside, is Aschafenburg Officers Club where Kevin Bushey ’77 is activities director at a Yarmouth Nursing Home. Mike club manager. And in the inside front cover of the “Grape” Cavaretta of Winchester, MA, works for Summer 1981 Alumnus we could see that you all had General Electric in Lynn, MA. Bill Lomas is with a great reunion, too! Mark’s address is: Co. A 4th Paine-Webber in CT. Tom Morgan is employed by Bn. 6th Inf., Berlin Brigade, APO, NY 09742. New England Merchants Bank in Boston. Kevin G. Moore says he enjoys reading about his Mike Lowry entered Bangor Theological Seminary. classmates. Kevin’s address is: 860 Rosita Road, Dei Jack Pickering is at UMO earning his master’s degree Rey Oaks, CA 93940. in speech therapy. Lorrie McCormack spent the Drop me a note and let me know what you’re up summer traveling through Europe. to. Drop the Alumni Office or myself the news so we Rosemary Hydrisko As for your secretary, I’m living at Northgate can keep track of everyone. Gardens in Waltham, MA, with Heidi Albert. Heidi Have a restful Fall and don’t forget Homecoming works for Xerox in Lexington as a marketing Weekend ’81. See you there! The ’80 alumns are still making news! Maine National representative. I’m employed by the Weathervane Bank promoted Marc Brunelle to assistant branch Ladies’ Clothing Store in their management training Heather Saunders manager at Kittery. Matthew Smyth assisted the Castle program. I expect to be at the Assembly Square Mall 79 2680 N. Orford, Apt. 145 Hill Festival held in Ipswich, MA. Amy Noyes of in Somerville by Fall. I hope to “stumble” into many Roseville, MN 55113 Brewer is personnel officer and welfare director for of you at Homecoming ’81. If you’re in the greater the town of Millinocket, ME. K'm Damien, Old Boston area, give me a call at (617)647-0235. Have a Jim Ingalls of South Portland, according to a story in Town, is associate program director for the Old great Fall! the Portland Press Herald, represented Ireland against Town-Orono YMCA. the United States in an international heavyweight fight Terry El-Hajj will work for General Electric Co and at Dublin’s National Stadium. Ingalls, who hired on lives in Newport News, VA. Kevin O’Brien is a as a civil engineer with Chicago Bridge and Iron, mechanical engineer with Western Electric Co. Scott which is based in Ireland, was tossed in the ring with a Dakers, Needham, MA, is assigned to Liberty super heavyweight from U.S. Steel, named Michael Mutual’s Weston, MA office. Deb Scott is happy in Arms. Ingalls, who confesses to no Irish blood, her new position as assistant alumni director at yielded to Arms in the third round. Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA. Ingalls qualified to fight in Ireland because of near Best wishes to our newly married classmates: Cindy two-year residence. Planning a return to America in a Walton to Gary Kenny, Flying Point Road, Freeport, couple of years, he’d like to “come home” wearing ME. Jean Shanks to John Goodman, Oakdale, LA, the green of Ireland in the Olympics in 1984 at Los where John is employed by Continental Oil Co. of Angeles. He intends to apply for Irish citizenship. Lake Charles, LA. Patricia Haskell to David While at the University of Maine, Ingalls had Collamore. David is employed at Ridgway Electronics, several amateur bouts, highlighted by a Maine Augusta, ME. The couple live in South China, ME. amateur title win on a Cumberland County Civic Laurie McDonald to James Knapp ’79. Laurie works Center fight card headed by Sugar Ray Leonard. Soon at Boeing Commercial Airplane Co., Seattle, WA. Jim afterward, Ingalls put his 19-1 record behind him for works at Bel-Air Nursery, Burien, WA. civil engineering. Last minute news from Jonathan M. Smith, who He says he’s a bit amused by the “Might Man from worked three years for the UMO Student Legal Maine” and “Big Jim” appellations. Services office. Jonathan has been accepted to Friends of Brenda P. Titcomb, who died tragically Antioch School of Law! He left for Washington, D.C. in an automobile accident (see Deaths), planted an in August. Barbara Brown Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 31 1913 MURIEL YOUNG MAINES, 93, of Bangor, ME, died April 22, 1981. She was a member of UMO’s Alpha Omicron Pi, taught at Lee Academy, and resided in Hartford, CT for 50 years. Surviving are a son (John T. ’40 of Holden, ME), a daughter, 13 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. 1914 ROY WILLIAM PEASLEE, 90, of Bow, NH, died April 5, 1981. He earned a B.S. degree in agronomy and was a member of Delta Tau Delta. He taught at Kents Hill Seminary, Readfield, ME, and at Hopkinton High School before joining Merrimack Farmers Exchange, Inc. of Concord, NH as general manager. He worked as an agricultural extension agent in New Hampshire and Vermont. Among other civic activities, he was past preseident of the Chamber of Commerce, volunteer in the therapeutic unit at Concord Hospital, director of the YMCA and the Associated Grocers of Concord. He was a director emeritus of the Bank of New Hampshire and a former trustee of the Concord Savings Bank. He was named New Hampshire’s Citizen of the Year in 1969 and received the state school board association’s distinguished service award of 1970. For ten years he edited the class notes (1914) for the Maine Alumnus. Surviving are his wife, Gertrude, two daughters (Elizabeth Peaslee Cain ’41 of Damascus, MD and Margaret Peaslee Danforth ’40 of Manchester, NH), five step-children, eight grandchildren, a great grandchild and 16 step-grandchildren. 1916 KARL MOODY CURRIER, 87, of Portsmouth, RI, died October 22, 1980. He earned a B.S. degree in chemical enigneering and was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma. A veteran of WWI, he was director of textile research for the American Viscos Corporation for more than 25 years, retiring in 1958. He was past president of the Portsmouth Free Library, a member of the Redwood Library Association, the Art 1921 NIELS JUEL-LARSEN, 86, of Great Association and the Preservation Society of Newport, Barrington, MA, died September 23, 1980. He RI. Surviving are his wife, Grayce, two children, and majored in pulp and paper engineering and was a four grandchildren. member of Sigma Chi. He later graduated from the Deaths University of Norway. Surviving is his wife, Marion. 1917 HELEN SOPER DAVIS, 85, of Cumberland, ME, died June 21, 1980. She majored in home 1922 LESLIE WALDO HUTCHINS, 81, of Waban, economics, was a member of the Women’s Woodfords MA, died April 23, 1981. He earned a B.S. degree in Club and attended Woodford’s Congregational chemical engineering and was a member of Delta Tau Church. Surviving are her husband, Merton, three Delta. Before retirement in 1958, he was Exxon’s children, 11 grandchildren and five great manager of industrial sales in New England, topping a grandchildren. 37-year career in the oil industry. He was a member of the University of Maine Pulp and Paper Foundation, 1917 HOWARD BRYANT HILLER, 87, of the American Association of Textile Colorists and Rochester, MA, died August 2, 1980. He earned a Chemists, and the Society of Lubrication Engineers. B.S. degree in dairy husbandry and was a member of He served the Maine Alumnus 21 years as personals Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He owned and managed editor for his class. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy, Eastover Dairy Farms in Rochester, MA and Hiller two children (including Richard D.’51 of Wilmington, Brothers Cranberry Operations. He was active in DE), six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. many professional agricultural organizations and was I director of the Plymouth County and Massachusetts 1922 ORLANDO ATWOOD LESTER, 83, of Farm Bureau. He represented the Massachusetts Eastham, MA, died April 10, 1981. He earned a B.S. Agricultural Labor Committee in Washington, DC degree in animal husbandry and received his M.S. and served on the advisory board of the Cape Cod degree from the University of New Hampshire. He Cranberry Growers. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy, was a teacher and principal for 36 years in Maine and two children (including Robert B. ’51) of Rochester, New Hampshire schools. He coached basketball, MA) and six grandchildren. directed dramatics and advised the Future Farmers of America. As a 30-year Mason, he was active in town 1918 BERTRAM TOMLINSON, 86, of South affairs. Surviving are his wife, Mildred, four children, Yarmouth, MA, died April 21, 1981. He was a U.S. nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Army veteran of WWI and for 40 years served as an agent for the Cape Cod Extension Service. He was a 1923 ARTHUR HERBERT FRENCH, 85, of Mason and a former trustee of the Cape Cod Portland, OR, died March 8, 1981. He earned a B.A. Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Nona, two children, degree in chemistry and was a member of Sigma a brother, a sister, seven grandchildren and two great Alpha Epsilon. A veteran of WWI, he worked many grandchildren. years as a chemical engineer. Surviving is his wife, Julia. 1920 MARY PULSIFER GORDEN, 84, of Normal, IL, died March 3, 1981. She earned a B.S. degree in 1924 FRANK VALENTINE BURKE, 81, of Boynton home economics and was a charter member of Pi Beta Beach, FL, died February 13, 1981. He earned a B.A. Phi. She taught home economics in Massachusetts, degree in education and was a member of Theta Chi. New Hampshire and Indiana. She was a member of In 1931, he received his M.A. in education from the Kings Daughters, the Congregational Church of Suffolk University. He taught in Maine and Vermont Auburn and founded the Livermore Falls/Jay Senior schools until retirement in 1972 from the Stoughton, Citizens. Surviving are a daughter (Helen Gorden MA school system. During his 36 years at Stoughton, Threlfall ’48 of Normal, IL), a sister (Helen Pulsifer he coached football, basketball and baseball. Dana ’22) of Thomaston), three grandchildren and Surviving are his wife, Leona, and four children one great-grandson. (inlcuding Eugene ’61 of Buffalo, NY). 32 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 1924 GUY STERLING WESTCOTT, 81, of Steep service. Surviving are his wife, Isabel, two children, a member of the Frenchman’s Bay Library Committee Falls, ME, died March 1, 1981. He earned a B.S. two brothers, two sisters, four grandchildren and a and the Hancock County Mental Health Association degree in electrical engineering and was a member of great-grandchild. A science scholarship m her name was established at Phi Eta Kappa. He worked as an electrical engineer in Sumner Memorial High School. Surviving are her Massachusetts and later as a car salesman in Portland. 1933 MARGARET HUMPHREY REDFERN, 69, of husband (Arthur ’51), five children, two grandchildrer He was a trustee of the Pierce Memorial Library, a South Portland, ME, died December 7, 1980. She and a sister, Mason, a volunteer fireman for Steep Falls and a earned a B.S. degree in home economics and was a trustee of the EA Center Memorial Clinic. Surviving member of Alpha Omicron Pi. She le-established the 1945 MIRIAM O’BEIRNE MITCHELL, 56, of are his wife, Evelyn, one son, a brother, two South Portland High School cafeteria service and with Bronxville, NY, died December 31, 1980. She earned < grandchildren and a great-grandson. her husband, operated the Buttermilk Bar in B.A degree m psychology. She was a member of the Yarmouth. Before retirement in 1976, she managed Asbury Methodist Church of Bronxville and was 1925 HORTENSE HARDEN NOEL, 80, of Haverhill, the Maine Medical Center Coffee Shop. She was a active in a University of Maine alumni club in New MA, died April 1, 1981. After attending Maine, she member of the Woman’s Board of MCC, the Rotary York. Surviving are two sons, two daughters and a graduated from the New England Conservatory of and the Junior League. Surviving are her husband, sister. Music. She was employed by the registrar’s office at Charles, two children and a grandson. 1948 JEAN CAMPBELL FOSTER, 55, of Edina, UMO and was a member of the Second MN, died March 18, 1981 She earned a B.A. degree Congregational Church, South Brewer. Surviving are 1934 THOMAS MERRILL HERSEY, 69, of South in speech, was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi, and three daughters, 11 grandchildren and one great Brooksville, died April 29, 1981. He earned a B.A. Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi, both honor grandchild. degree in economics and was a member of Kappa societies. She served the Maine Alumnus as personals Sigma. He worked with his father at Acme editor for her class from 1953 to 1963. She helped Manufacturing Company in Bangor. In 1944, he 1926 GORDON HALIBURTON FALT, 80, of form a cooperative community kindergarten m East formed Acme Supply and Acme Wholesalers, Inc. In Northeast Harbor, ME, died March 30, 1981. He Longmeadow, MA and was named school president u 1964 he retired. He was active in real estate majored in mechanical engineering and was a member 1957. She recently volunteered for the Southdale, MN development and operated a manna at Bucks Harbor. of Lambda Chi. He owned and operated the Hillcrest hospital. Surviving are her husband (Richard S. ’50), He served several terms as chairman of Penobscot Market and also the Holmes Store in Northeast two daughters and a grandson. Harbor until he retired in 1968. He was active in County Commissioners. He was president of the Northeast Harbor village affairs, serving 40 years as Bangor Lions and a charter member of the Bangor 1949 DONALD CLYDE FULLER, 54, of North treasurer of the Improvement Society. Fait was Jaycees. He was also a member of the Anah Shrine. Reading, MA, died April 28, 1981. He earned a B.S. instrumental in the development of parks and trails in Surviving are his wife, Mane, two children (including degree in agriculture He was a U S. Navy veteran of the area. Surviving are his wife, Anne, a son (Gordon, Walter M. ’70 of Concord, NH) and four WWII and worked in soil sciences for the U.S. Jr. ’52 of Woolwich), a sister and three grandsons grandchildren. Department of Agriculture. He was chairman of the (Robert ’79, Daniel ’80 and Thomas ’82). trustees for the First Baptist Church in North 1937 ANDREW WALDEMAR POULSEN, 65, of Reading. Surviving are his wife (Eleanor Torrey ’49), Littleton, NH, died March 29, 1980. He earned a B.S. 1929 H(erbert) RICHARD FITZMORRIS, 74, of his mother, three sons, three brothers (including degree in forestry and was a member of Xi Sigma Pi Leland ’55 of Long Island, NY), four sisters South Chatham, MA, died April 10, 1981. He earned honor society. He retired from the lumbenng business. (including Joan Fuller Russell ’56 of Falmouth, MA) a B.S. degree in civil engineering and was a member At the time of his death he was serving his 10th year and two grandchildren of Sigma Nu. For 40 years he was a staff engineer and as a New Hampshire state senator. He served as later a methods supervisor for the New York Littleton selectman, president of the Farm and Forest 1950 LESLIE MONTELLE COLE, 53, of Bedford, Telephone Company. He served 26 years in the U.S. Museum in Bethlehem, director of the Littleton NH , died March 10, 1981. He was a veteran of Navy, retiring as a commander. He was a member of Savings Bank and member of the Littleton Elks. He WWII and a member of the Masons and Scottish Rit< the Chatham planning board, the Rotary, several was also a member of the Littleton Congregational Bodies of Maine. He was a sales representative for th yacht clubs, and the Drama Guild. He was elected Church. Surviving are his wife, Greta, five children, Commerce Clearing House. Surviving are his wife, president of both the Cape Cod Alumni Club of the 15 grandchildren and a sister, Beverly, his father, three sons, two brothers and two University of Maine, and the Class of 1929. A strong grandchildren. supporter of fund activities for the University, he was 1939 WILDRED ESTEY BETTONEY, 62, of given the 1979 Block “M” Activities award by the Welshire, DE, died March 22, 1981 He earned a B.S 1950 HERBERT SHEPHERD INGRAHAM, 54, of General Alumni Association for his leadership in local degree in mechanical engineering. He joined DuPont Frederick, MD, died October 30, 1980. He earned a alumni clubs and class activities. Surviving are two Company in 1946 as a petrol research engineer. At the B.S. degree m electrical engineering. He served with children and nine grandchildren time of his death he was director of the petroleum the U S. Air Force during WWII and in 1955 was an laboratories, a post he had held since 1962. He was a engineer for the Radio Corporation of America. 1929 CHARLES JEREMIAH HURLEY, 72, of member of the board of the American Society of Surviving are his wife, Katherine, two children, his Ellsworth, ME, died March 7, 1981. He earned a B.A. Automotive Engineers. Surviving are his wife, Nellie, parents and a sister. degree in history and was a member of Phi Kappa. two children, a sister and two grandchildren. After attending Boston Law School, he opened a law 1951 CHARLES ALENSKIS, of Red Bluff, CA, died practice in Ellsworth where he worked until his death. 1941G MELVIN V. LANDON, 64, of November 11, 1980. He earned a B.S. degree in civil He served as judge in the Ellsworth Municipal Court Kennebunkport, ME, died March 2, 1981. A graduate engineering. He was a Navy veteran of WWII and did from 1934 to 1938 and again from 1954 to 1960. He of Williams College, he received an M.S. degree in engineering work for the state of California. Surviving was president of the Hancock County Bar Association physics at UMO. He retired from mathematics are one son, three brothers and a sister. and served 30 years as a director of the Union Trust teaching at Nasson College, where he had worked 10 Company of Ellsworth. Judge Hurley was an active years. Surviving are his wife (Ruth Benson ’41), two 1951 EUGENE GILBERT BROWN, 53, of Bangor, member of the Stanwood Wildlife Foundation and the children (including Joyce Landon Rahim ’63 of Falls ME, died March 14, 1981. He earned a B.S. degree in Black House board of Trustees. For 20 years, he Church, VA), a sister and thiee grandchildren education and was a member of Phi Kappa Phi honor served on the board of the Maine Coast Memorial society. A U.S Navy veteran of WWII, he retired Hospital. Surviving are his wife, (Dorothea ’32), two 1943 WILLIAM ROY HARDING, 60, of Bernard, from the Bangor Fire Department after more than 20 children (including Constance Hurley Nicholson ’59 of ME, died May 16, 1981. He earned a B.S. degree in years of service. Surviving are his mother, Ethel, two Cape Elizabeth, ME) and three grandchildren. mechanical engineering and was a member of Kappa sisters and three brothers. Sigma. He served during WWII in the signal corps. He worked for General Electric before returning to 1951 JAMES MATTHEW ESTES, 50, of Augusta, 1932 RALPH GLADDING MUNROE, 70, of Maine to fish for lobster. He was a member of the ME, died January 5, 1981. He earned a B.S. degree in Rehoboth, MA, died October 9, 1980. He earned a Maine Lobsterman’s Association and director of the business administration and received his Ph.D. from B.S. degree in mechanical engineering and was a Mount Desert Island Housing Authority. He was also the University of Alabama A Korean War veteran, he member of Delta Chi Alpha. For nearly 50 years, he a member of the Tremont Congregational Church. worked for Eastern Airlines and the Internal Revenue owned and managed a turkey farm. He was a member Surviving are his wife, Martha, his father, his Service. Surviving are his wife, Kathleen, and two of the Rehoboth Finance Committee, the Anawan stepmother, one son (David S. ’68 of Crofton, MD) stepchildren. Grange and the Masons. Surviving and his wife, Jane, and a brother. four children, two brothers, a sister and 14 1954 GEORGE PERCIVAL MILNER, 73, of Castine, grandchildren. 1945 ELINOR HODGKINS CURTIS, 57, of Sorento, ME, died May 19, 1981. He earned a B.S. degree in ME, died April 7, 1980. She earned a B.A. degree in education and received his M.Ed. in 1958. For 36 1933 EVERETT PHILIP BROWN, 72, of zoology and received her M A. degree in 1966 from years, he taught and did administrative work in Maine Millinocket, ME, died March 17, 1981. He was a the University of Indiana. She was a member of Phi schools. He belonged to many educational associations member of Delta Tau Delta. Brown worked for Great Beta Kappa honor society. She taught sciences at the and fraternities, including the Anah Temple Shrine. Northern Paper, retiring in 1972. The Grand Lodge of University of Maine at Orono, Thomas College m Surviving are his wife, Mary, three children (including the International Association of Machinists and Waterville, Oakfield High School, and Sumner Karen Milner Grant ’65 of Columbia Falls, ME), a Aerospace Workers honored him for 30 years of Memorial High School in East Sullivan, ME. She was sister, 12 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Maine Aiumnus/September, 1981 33 1956 ROBERT GUY EDGETT, 47, of Farmington, 1966 RUSSELL AUSTIN GRIFFIN, 37, of Mars Hill, to Crossland Alumni Center, University of Maine, ME, died March 14, 1981. He earned a B.S. degree in ME, died April 6, 1981 from injuries he suffered in an Orono 04469. forestry. In 1960, he was a forester for the Maine automobile accident. He earned a B.S. degree in Dowel Corp, in Farmington. In 1967 he managed the agricultural science. Since 1966, he worked for the RONALD B. LEVINSON, 84, of Orono, ME, died Strong Timber Unit. He also managed the Wilton United States Department of Agriculture. At the time November 21, 1980. A graduate of Harvard in 1920, Mfg. Company. He was Esteemed Leading Knight for of his death, he was county supervisor for the Farmers he received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago the Farmington Elks. Surviving are his wife, Kathleen, Home Administration. He was president of the Maine in 1924. A leading Plato scholar, Dr. Levinson taught five children (including Frank A. Williams ’71 of Association of County Supervisors and was named at Maine for 36 years, retiring in 1962. He was the Orono) and 12 grandchildren. Outstanding County Supervisor in 1979 and 1980. author of several books, including In Defense of Surviving are his wife, Beverley, and three children. Plato, based on his 1951 Mahlon Powell lectures at 1957 JEROME BARON PEDRO, 46, of Portland, Indiana University. He was accorded the Doctor of ME, died March 18, 1981. He earned a B.A. degree in 1966 EMMA ELWELL GROVES, 56, of East Humane Letters from the University of Maine in 1962. mathematics and was a member of Phi Gamma Delta. Millinocket, ME, died April 11, 1981. She was a Surviving is his wife, Elizabeth. He was office manager of a Portland law firm. At the graduate of Machias Teachers College and received time of his death, he was a self-employed paralegal. her B.S. degree in education. She was a teacher at the ROME RANKIN, 80, of Lexington, KY, died June He was coach and team officer for Portland’s Little Opal Myrick School in East Millinocket for more than 17, 1981. He graduated from Waynesburg College, League Four. Surviving are his wife (Drusilla Nesbit 30 years. She was a member of the First PA, received his Master’s degree from the University ’57) and three children. Congregational Church, the Snow-Rovers Club and of Michigan and his Ph.D. from the University of the Maine Teachers Association. Surviving are her Kentucky. He came to Maine as a physical education 1958 ROGER LAING DUNCAN, 45, of Presque Isle, husband, John, two children, four brothers, three professor in 1947 from Eastern Kentucky University, ME, died April 20, 1981. He earned a B.S. degree in sisters and two grandsons. where he had taught and coached for 12 years and agriculture and was a member of Alpha Gamma Rho. won recognition in football and basketball. He served He taught math at Northern Maine Vocational 1975 REGINALD EDWIN KENERSON, 28, of as UMO basketball coach from 1949 until 1954 and as Technical Institute for 18 years. He belonged to the Center Conway, NH, died March 21, 1981 from athletic director from 1959 until 1966. At UMO he Presque Isle Elks. Surviving are his wife, Jan, his injuries he sustained in a fall. He earned a B.S. degree established a professional teacher training program. father and three brothers. in forestry and was a member of Phi Mu Delta. At Surviving are his wife, Katherine, and a brother. the time of his death, he worked for Shop ’N Save of 1958 FLORENCE SMALL WINTER, 83, of Augusta, North Conway. He was a member of the Society of STAFF ME, died March 31, 1981. She earned a B.S. degree in American Foresters. Surviving are his wife, Claire, his education. She taught and was principal in Augusta, parents, his paternal and maternal grandfathers, a CLARENCE A. DAY, 97, of Orono, ME, died Gardiner and Chelsea schools. She was a member of daughter and a brother. March 3, 1981. He was the first extension agent in All Souls Unitarian Church, director emerita of the Washington and Kennebec Counties. In 1936, he Arnold Expeditionary Society, and life member of the 1975 MARGARET C. McPHEE, 28, of Aubum, ME, became extension editor for the Agricultural Extension Kennebec Historical Society and the Maine Historical died April 17, 1981. She earned a B.S. degree in Service at the University of Maine. He retired in 1953. Society. Surviving are three children (including Faye education. She taught in Orrington and Gray, ME He authored several books on Maine agricultural Winter Sproul ’46 of Augusta), 12 grandchildren elementary schools. Surviving are her parents (William history. He was a 70-year member of the Presque Isle (including Donald Sproul ’76 of Augusta and Cynthia F. Jr. ’50 and Therese), one sister (Lynn McPhee Grange and a lifetime member of the American Sproul Galland ’72 of Augusta) and nineteen great DiBiase ’72 of Poland), two brothers (William III ’73 Association of Agricultural College Editors. In 1929, grandchildren. of Portland, ME and James P. ’74 of Aubum) and the University conferred upon him the Honorary her paternal grandmother. The Russell School in Gray Degree of Master of Science. Surviving are two 1960G EDWARD WASHBURN HILL, 63, of Cape has established a book memorial in her name. children (Philip F. ’44 of Topeka, KS and Dorothy Elizabeth, ME, died May 11, 1981. He was a 1940 ’40 of Roque Bluffs, ME) and two grandchildren. graduate of Bowdoin College and received his 1979 BRENDA PICHELOUP TITCOMB, 30, of Master’s degree in education at UMO. He taught and Venice, CA, died April 11, 1981 from injuries she PRESCOTT H. VOSE, 72, of East Eddington, ME, was principal in several Maine schools. Surviving are suffered in an automobile accident. She earned a B.S. died April 28, 1981. A graduate of Bowdoin College his wife, two sons and three grandsons. degree in child development and was a member of Phi in 1929 and Harvard Business College, he was director Kappa Phi honor society. She attended the Alliance of the Maine Office of Price Administration and 1962G ROGER LEE GRINDLE, 44, of Fort Kent, Francaise in Brussels from 1968 to 1971 and worked at comptroller of the University of Maine from 1950 ME, died January 7, 1981. A graduate of Farmington the Maine Medical Center in Portland. While at until he retired in 1974. Surviving are his wife, Phyllis, State College in 1959, he earned both an M.A. and a UMO, she was active in the Franco-American a daughter and two grandchildren. < Ph.D. in history at UMO. For 18 years, he was a gerontology program. At the time of her death, she member of the faculty of the University of Maine at was employed at hospital of the University of Fort Kent, serving as faculty chairman and social California, Los Angeles. Surviving are her parents, science division chairman. He was a member of the Warren and Virginia Titcomb, and three brothers. executive board of the University Assembly, the Centennial Committee and most recently, chairman of 1980 DAVID M. GINGROW, 22, of Hanover, MA, the NEASC re-accreditation committee. Surviving are died January 20, 1981 from injuries he suffered in an his wife, Anita and two sons. automobile accident. He earned a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering. He played soccer at UMO and semi-pro soccer in Braintree, MA. Just before he 1963G GERALD NORMAN LEVASSEUR, 48, of Van Buren, ME, died May 30, 1981. He was was killed, Gingrow agreed to work for a Boston graduated from St. Michael’s College and received his engineering firm. Surviving are his parents, Lawrence M.Ed. from UMO. At the time of his death, he was T. and Loretta, a brother and four sisters. assistant to the superintendent and director of adult education and community services for SAD 24. FACULTY Surviving are his wife, his mother, three children, two Clark brothers and two sisters. 1920 HARRY DEXTER WATSON, 85, of Orono, ME, died May 12, 1981. He earned a B.S. degree in Associates mechanical engineering and received an M.S. degree in 1963G SEWELL BENJAMIN WEEKS, 49, of 1929. He was a member of Phi Eta Kappa and Tau * Insurance * Dixfield, ME, died April 6, 1981. A graduate of the Beta Pi, an honor society. A U.S. Army veteran of University at Farmington, he received his M.Ed. from WWI, he joined the mechanical engineering staff in UMO. He taught and was principal in several Maine 1920. He was appointed head of the department in Commercial & Personal schools until his retirement in 1978. Surviving are his 1940, a position he held until his retirement in 1962. wife, Pauline, his mother, two children, a brother, a He chaired many committees for UMO and for the sister and two grandchildren. Richard W. Clark, CIC General Alumni Association. For 17 years, he served on the Athletic Board. In recognition of his loyalty, 1964 DOROTHY GERRISH DICKINSON, 75, of the GAA presented Watson the 1960 Black Bear Class of ’56 New Port Richey, FL, died May 31, 1981. She earned Award. He was chairman of the State Board of a B.A. degree in education. For 27 years in Maine and Registration for Professional Engineers. In 1964, the another 15 years in New York, she taught in public National Council of Engineering Examiners awarded 307 Cumberland Avenue schools. She was matron of the OES and past grand him the Distinguished Service Certificate. Surviving Portland, Maine 04104 officer, grand chapter, OES, for the state of Maine. are his wife, Ruth, one son, four grandchildren and a Surviving are her husband, H. Gordon, two sons, six sister. The Harry D. Watson Fund has been 774-6257 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. established in his name. Contributions may be mailed 34 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 ,1 I f Alumni Club Directory ) I I Are you lonesome for other alumni? Northern Kennebec Alumni Association CONNECTICUT Would you like to meet other graduates Fairfield County Alumni Association John William Libby ’66 who are having fun supporting the 21 Johnson Heights University of Maine? If you check this list Waterville, ME 04901 Robert K. & Lucille Levesque Scnbner ’70/’71 Telephone: 207/872-7802 115 Wells Road of our 30 active alumni clubs and you Monroe, CT 06468 find no organization in your area, you Portland Club of UMO Alumnae Telephone: 203/268-9520 may want to help form an alumni club. If so, please contact Nancy Morse Dysart, Eunice E. Copeland Chandler ’31 DELAWARE 165 Ashmont Street assistant director, alumni activities, 108 Portland, ME 04103 Wilmington, Delaware Alumni Association Crossland Alumni Center, University of Telephone: 207/774-3807 Talbot H. Crane ’43 Maine at Orono, 04469, or telephone • • Southern Penobscot Alumnae Association 31 Holly Hill Road 207/581-7392. Wilmington, DE 19809 Betty Bearce Harrison ’43 Telephone: 302/798-9281 86 Grant Street MAINE Bangor, ME 04401 William R. Hilton ’39 Androscoggin Valley Alumnae Association Telephone: 207/945-3795 11 Fox Lane Newark, DE 19711 Jan Ulrickson Sweetser ’68 Waldo County Alumni Association Telephone: 302/731-4495 Riverside Drive RFD #1, Box 60 Martha J. Harris Marden ’65 FLORIDA Auburn, ME 04210 32 Pearl Street Central Florida Alumni Association Telephone: 207/783-3421 Belfast, ME 04915 Telephone: 207/338-2775 Gary P. Beaulieu ’56 Androscoggin Valley Alumni Association 4823 Squires Drive Donald M. Stewart ’35 Titusville, FL 32780 David I. Sterling ’65 Holmes Street Fletcher Road Winterport, ME 04496 Miami Alumni Association Auburn, ME 04210 Telephone: 207/223-4977 Telephone: 207/783-7171 Washington County Alumni Association John D. Buckley ’49 Aroostook County Life Sciences & Agriculture 1542 Palermo Avenue Alumni Association Arthur S. Buswell ’49 Coral Gables, FL 33134 O’Brien Avenue Telephone: 305/667-9483 Neil G. Piper ’71 Machias, ME 04654 59 Hillside Street Telephone 207/255-3051 Richard N. Hammond ’50 Presque Isle, ME 04769 4421 N.E 27th Terrace Telephone 207/764-4556 Harold P. Hamilton ’30 Lighthouse Point, FL 33064 79 Garfield Street Telephone- 305/782-2868 Steve M. Towle ’73 Calais, ME 04619 82 Lower Fort Hill Road Telephone: 207/454-2822 St. Petersburg Alumni Association Ft. Fairfield, ME 04043 Telephone: 207/472-5051 York County Alumni Association Irving Smith ’34 Cumberland County Alumni Association Margaret Mollison McIntosh ’50 7124 51st Terrace Norwood Farms Road, Box 476 St. Petersburg, FL 33709 Paul Desmond ’59 York Harbor, ME 03911 Telephone: 813/546-3293 164 Blackstrap Road Telephone: 207/363-5510 Falmouth, ME 04105 Evelyn Sparrow (Mrs. Theron-Hus. ’24) Telephone: 207/797-4135 2718 Keene Park Dove CALIFORNIA Largo, FL 33541 Merrymeeting Bay Alumni Association Southern California — San Diego Alumni Association Telephone: 813/531-2539 Arthur F. Mayo ’58 Barbara Hamilton Coolong ’47 819 High Street 5713 Bakewell Street Sarasota Alumni Association Bath, ME 04530 San Diego, CA 92117 Telephone 207/443-3183 Telephone: 714/278-0217 Raymond E. Perkins ’36 Neil T. Ross ’72 George O. Ladner ’26 Forest Lakes Country Club Estates RFD #1, Box 238A 509 Tonto Lane 3541 Sea View Street Wiscasset, ME 04578 Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Sarasota, FL 33579 Telephone: 207/882-6024 Telephone: 714/595-9562 Telephone: 813/924-5875 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 Late Arrivals A lumni Club Many of your checks did not arrive until qfter our Annual Alumni Fund books were closed. We thank Directory you, nonetheless, and publish your names here. Howard R. Alden ’57 Joan Alexander ’59 Gertrude J. Barlow ’79 Kenneth D. Beach ’61 ILLINOIS Nancy Carroll Weaver ’58 William & Dianne Bean ’67 ’69 Chicago Alumni Association 1 Kent Road Howard Berg ’50 Topsfield, MA 01983 Aletha Blackmore ’48 Ben Caswell ’67 Telephone: 617/887-8909 Margaret G. Borodine ’48 424 Sheridan Road Richard P. Boyer ’38 Kenilworth, IL 60043 Southeastern Massachusetts/Rhode Island Alumni Francie Brady ’69 Telephone: 312/251-5833 Association Edward J. Bunker ’50 Marilyn Burwell ’65 John H. Dugan, Jr. ’70 Henry A. Voss, Jr. ’65 Stephen & Natalie Chandler ’65 ’65 155 Harbor Drive, Suite 410 6 Ronald Road — George & Arlene Cobb ’35 ’36 Chicago, IL 60601 Barrington, RI 02806 Randy C. Collins ’74 Telephone: 312/861-0543 Telephone: 401/245-3175 Richard W. Collins ’65 Olive E. Conley ’38 John Sherry ’67 NEW HAMPSHIRE Barbara Craig ’64 2125 Oxnard Drive Seacoast, New Hampshire Alumni Association Duane A. Cropley ’64 Downers Grove, IL 60515 Patricia Crowley ’62 Telephone: 312/964-3562 Sumner “Ham” & Mary Fogler Claverie ’43/’44 Mark Dulik ’80 19 Hobbs Road Theodore & Ruth E. Durst ’55 ’55 MASSACHUSETTS North Hampton, NH 03862 Larry L. Emery ’70 Cape Cod Alumni Association Telephone: 603/964-5373 Mary Finnegan ’66 Hope A. Franz ’64 Jarold Woodbury ’36 NEW YORK John Godsoe ’52 65 Old Fields Rd. Central New York Alumni Association Willis E. Golder ’59 RFD 2 Roger D. Gould ’52 Sandwich, MA 02563 James L. Peavey ’69 Arthur & Joyce Grant ’65 ’68 Telephone: 617/428-4592 7460 Song Lake Road Catherine A. Griffin ’79 Tully, NY 13159 W.K. Hadlock ’43 Robert & Gloria Sherburne Woodbury ’66/’66 Telephone: 315/696-5003 Beverly Hance ’65 5 June Lane, RR 1 Robert I. Hardison ’64 East Sandwich, MA 02537 Long Island Alumni Association Franklin & Barbara Haskins ’57 ’56 Telephone: 617/888-4339 Irwin R. Higgins ’42 Mark Cohen ’54 Samuel Horwich ’36 25 Thornwood Road Elizabeth Hughey ’55 Central Massachusetts Alumni Association Armonk, NY 10504 Nancy Johnson ’67 Telephone: 914/273-9710 John E. Keef ’79 Bernadette “Bernie” Stein Dillard ’51 P.O. Box 112 Ralph & Earlene Kelley ’58 ’58 Norrine Hilchey Fitzgibbon ’59 Harvard, MA 01451 Colin & Kathleen Leonard ’69 ’70 1 Warren Place Telephone: 617/456-8846 Robert E. Leslie ’56 Armonk, NY 10504 Ardron B. Lewis ’28 Telephone: 914/273-9453 Deborah Scott ’80 Norma C. Lovejoy ’37 38 Yorkshire Terrace, Apt. 2 Robert S. Ludwig ’45 Rochester, New York Alumni Association Shrewsbury, MA 01545 Alpheus C. Lyon, Jr. ’34 Telephone: 617/842-4257 Martin Lyons, Jr. ’52 Robert F. Bishop ’77 Paul E. Marcoux ’54 89 Sherwood Avenue M.J. McDonough, Jr. ’38 Greater Boston Alumni Association Webster, NY 14580 Richard F. Mountfort ’65 Telephone: 716/872-0279 Richard D. Mullins ’74- Christine Grundy ’75 Barbara Page ’58 < 72F Centre Street Howard Kingsford ’69 Marjorie L. Parent ’80 Quincy, MA 02169 1381 Covell Road Charles & Elizabeth Plummer ’67 ’42 Telephone: 617/479-5391 Brockport, NY 14420 John R. Radley ’43 Telephone: 716/637-4909 Fred J. Quivey ’68 Richard & Nancy Reeves ’69 ’69 Franklin W. Rich ’39 26 Surrey Lane NORTH CAROLINA Natick, MA 01760 Stephen K. Richardson ’78 North Carolina Tarheel Alumni Association Telephone: 617/655-6713 Dorothy Roberts ’32 John W. Roche ’32 Norris L. Thurston ’60 Judith Rogers ’60 North Shore Alumni Association 5425 Emerson Drive Herbert M. Roylance ’34 Raleigh, NC 27609 Stanley A. Schrader ’62 Camilla Guerette Corson *65 Telephone: 919/782-1400 Sally Shepardson ’77 15 Crestline Circle Douglas & E. Susan Skillin ’62 ’62 Beverly, MA 01915 WASHINGTON, D.C. E. John & Hazel Standven ’54 ’54 Telephone: 617/927-5285 Washington, D.C. Alumni Association Earl Statler ’50 Kimberly J. Strom ’80 Judy Greenhalgh Marcoulier ’70 Frederick L. Small, Jr. ’59 William W. True ’50 27 Goodale Street 11402 Tanbark Drive Bruce E. Wilcomb ’67 Peabody, MA 01960 Reston, VA 22091 David Wyanski ’79 Telephone: 617/535-5188 Telephone: 703/860-2644 Randolph H. Zaninetti ’71 36 Maine Alumnus/September, 1981 Sprague Energy supplies New England with the energy it needs to power its industry and to heat its homes and institutions. For 110 years our coal and oil has kept New England working, growing and prospering. 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Even the nation's leaders wear X X X X X the popular “Mao jacket, ” In this issue of the Alumnus, X X* LA I Wilkinson returns from his second visit to China and offers his » X X *xx ..x kA X suggestions to alumni who plan to travel to the East X X ' X X X (See Page 8), ' ' X X X X X X X s X X X X X X « X X X X X X X x^ X X X X X s % X % X X * X <* . > ■ ■ — 4^ X