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The Issue Fall 1970

f/111111·111111111g . I ht· \H·tkc11d l11lo11gC'd to J. li1·el)e ancl \f,11\ Bi,ln, .111d \\ould h,t\L t\tll if tile footli.dl 1l·:1m h.tcl llJ"t'l tilt· mo.,l powtilttl Bowdo111 'lf"·'d i11 lll< lll\ a )l':1r. (l L Ill.II I) did.) I he pH·,ide11t t•111t·1 itm .111cl hi., wife were ho1101ecl 011 Colin l'\1g ht. .111d 1c,po11dul ''ith the w.umth, chatm :t11cl wit whith d1.11';1ttc111ccl the 18 \it.ti Bl\.kr )Car� at Colb)- (Pages 1-3)

The /5Jul cl11.11 a11it•1·1 .. . I'rt�idc11t .Strider, in his tradi­ tional aclcln·.,� lo f1c.,hmu1 011 tlwi1 f11.,t cl.n 011 c.tmpus.

c m�td ,..-h:1l the tollege "ffu., .111cl \\h.1t <.111 be C\.pectcd of '>tudt•11L-.: i11tl'llcctu:tl ch.tllu1gl. \Oti.tl ad.1ptil1ilit) .•1 rc'>pect fot Colb) ·, hcrit.1gc .. 111d .1 \l'lht' of decorum and humor. Humilit\ .111d .1 1e;tli1.1tio11 th.it .ill gt 11cr:1l1011'> hold peace, jmtitc and libert\ dc.11 will help �mt.1in the fte'>hmen dur­ i 11g the 11e:-..t four ) cat'· thc prc�iden t suggested.

'Clul!' lo th1· n/.:!_I'' ... l'iofc·.,.,or Do11.1lcf.,011 Koom, chair­ man of the gc:olog) dcp:1rtmc:11l, i.,11·1 Hire about the future of our world. But "' tt«lt her, a ftt•r-d111 m-r \pe.1 kc.:r and d1airma11 of ;\l.tine\ powL·1ful bl\i1011me11t.d Jmprcl\cment Commi,.,io11. tlm Int'>) '>tiu1ti.,t \how., .1 f.1ith in ma11' ability to 1Hl''ll'l\l' the e11,iro11mt·nt. 111 an inteniew (pag'(:S fi-9), l'rofc.,.,or Koon, talk� about thc root!> of the pollution prob­ lem and �ugge>L> th.it tht· a11\wc:r i� IJeLU:r edu(ation - at Colby and ebewhet e.

Georgl' F. and grounds. Tributes from the com­ munity an

Cul/Jy in tlir 11rwf ...•.\ wide range of e,·ents kept the col­ lcgT in tlte new� during the autumn weeks (pages 11-1 3): appointment of a bo.ud of tnt'>tces committee to explore the Cu/by Echo'� rclatioll'>hip lo the college following pub­ lication of an i '>lie (Ontaining material of questionable ta�te: e�tabli'>hment of a Gl'orgc F. Bakn Trml .,d1ola1 hip prog1am: and :1ppointmt·nh and aw,ucb i11\ohing the farnlt y.

Pliotograpliy CO\cr, Howard Gra): 1-5. 12 and 15, Irving Faun(e 'G9; 6 and 1.J, :-.li<.hael H�l\ey '73: 10, Earl Smith.

THE COLBY ALU�fNUS vo/11111e 60 11 wn brr 1 Editorial board: David C. Langzeuel, editor; Donald E. Sanborn Jr . . Rid1ard N. Dyer. Bu inc� : Sidney \V. Farr '55. Letters and inquiries should be sent to the editor; change of addres� notification to the alumni office.

Published quarteily (fall, winter, spring, summer) by Colby College. Entered as second-class mail at Watcnillc, l\Iaine 04901. I remember well my first personal contact as a teacher on the

campus . . . . I was leaYing my classes in the morning, walking ... through the mud, through the rain. And someone came along­ side me, put his arm around me and said, 'Roney, how are things progressing?' I looked up ... and saw that it was the president Ralph S. Williams '35 of the college .... The reason I speak of it is because it epitomizes nislraliYe Vice President one of Dr. I3ixler's most important personal characteristics - October 23, 1970 his humaneness, his warmth, his unfailing regard for others, his ability to communicate and cheer up eYen the bottom member of the faculty totem pole .... Recognition this Colby Night of Dr. and i\1rs.Bixler is richly deserYed. Colby lin.1 11//rartr•d 11w11ry IJl'C(J111e Bixler has [!,iven tit<' 111111/1111 111tdlr·1/11nl to11r'. Alont!, wilh booslin� lite 1111ri111/11111, 11010{;/y 111 jJ!tilosojJ!ty 1111d religion, he l111111rl1cd art 1111d 11111s1r dcjJnr/111t•11/1. /fr fostered a 'n('(//111r· tlii11/u11g' «J11Y.ll'.. . . /fr 11irred Llie school lo 1/111/ 11 11 ltolarly 111ugnz.11u', Lo jJ011dn a 'book of the )'l'11r.' . . . 1 fr .!!..of Cu/by tu gwl' T /' < 011ne.1 for credit to 111rn/ i•iewcn, 111rl(lf' tltf' 1r/1ool n .111 m111er lelller for nd11/1 ed11((1/11m. ... ,\fore '111/('/frrtual curiosity' is 111·11• hn11/1·111 .\111drr'1 <11111. It would not have been /w111/J/c if Colby l111d 1111/ r11r·11 to lite quality of ]. Homecoming .')(·dye nl\ /er.

Ten )Car-. ha'e pa-.)ed )ince Tnne magaLine marked Dedicated the n:tirement ol the man who for 18 )Car wa the dri' ing lone behind .1 ma��i\'e ph)�ical de,elopment to the Bixlers dlort and the wclhpring of that "imelle tual tone." The alumni 'ho e thi� anni,er)ar) )ear to recogniLe Colb) \ coming-of-age b) dedicating Colb) night to J. Sccl)e and �lary Bi'.\.lcr. The clima. of the annual dinner wa., expected to on ist of tribute� to the Bix­ ler and pre)entation of lumni Council gifts. 'ot wrpri'>ingl), the honor gue t� up taged the principal wcll-wi:.hcr� with their gradou nes an wife does the de erving .... "I think the alumni reall) ha\e it in their hand to how how the college can continue thi ba ic tradi­ tion of �en e of mi ion ·whi h i o important in the e changing time in .,.,•hich the e tudenl will learn. I think our campu trouble� are not o much a revolt agaimt edut:Hion .. . but rebellion against the in­ equitie of our �ociet). nd we\·e got LO change o­ ciet), .. . not onl) by the working ol Lhe ocial cau e ·, but by helping this rnllege to be devoted to truth and al the ame time, an in trument for ocial reform." Vice Pre iclent Williams, a ociate and friend of the Bixler for o many year , paid tribute lo their ac­ compli�hrnenls and pre ented the gilt : a Colby clock, an armchair for Irs. Bixler, an athletic jacket with Colby "C" and a bound book of per onal letter di­ Virr President rected to Dr. and Ir·. Bixler. The pre ident­ Williams emeritus donned the jacket immediately and proudly

2 wore it to the homecoming game with Bowdoin. The "Williams tribute included an anecdote about the president as he approached the home of a wealthy man with no Colby connections seeking financial help for the college. "Dr. Bixler introduced himself red­ faced and said, 'Sir, I'm going to blurt this out and then go along. I came here to ask for a gift to Colby College.' The man put his arm on Dr. Bixler's shoulder and said, '\\ hy of course, would $10,000 be helpful to Colby? All right, now come clown and meet my guests.' ...af ter that Dr. Bixler was a tiger in raising money. Thus, you can ee that the marriage of a philosopher-theologian and the crass materialist is not impossible of attainment. Recognition this Colby Night of Dr. and i\Irs. Bixler is richly deser\'ed. Many of us present o"·e far more than we will ever be able to repay." In remarks following the presentation, President Strider noted that the Bixlers, with travel and lectures, still are "busier than many of us who regard ourselves as having full-time jobs. "And you go t me started on this dubious path," President Strider remarked, "during a decade when the course that American higher education has taken has been very different from what it was while you were president.. But the excitement you generated in me when I first came to talk to you about Colby has never abated .... You have always bolstered me up with your encouraging remarks. "Because of the fact that Seelye Bixler imbued me with the spirit of what Colby meant to him and what it has meant to generations of Colby alumni before, I became aware, even in my \\"Orst moments, ol the po­ tentialit of this institution for excellence over the years, building on what he helped us achieve ...and what his predecessors had started. So I regarded it as my mission to continue to build upon these founda­ tions. And that is what I am trying to do." The president concluded: ...Wh en he retired, I had in him an example of a warm, friendly, humane indi­ vidual, a scholar and a teacher, and a human being who managed to conduct his affairs as president of a college without losing his integrity and without losing his soul. '"When the time finally comes for me to retire, I hope ery much that I will be able to look back upon the history of Colby during my administration, having accomplished those same kinds of things."

3 the Cdl:¥Al.JmnUS FALL t970 It is always one of the special pleasures of the year, as well as the first one of the year, to welcome a new freshman class. The class of 1974 takes its place in the The President: Warr long proce sion that began, in more mo

I am going to tell you something of what you will find here and what you probably ought to do with it.

... You are a diverse group, cho en from a large number of applicants, many of whom were just as worthy of admission as you were. It is an agonizing process to select the class who will be most likely to gain the most from the experience of higher education, but we hope and expect that for all of you our predictions for your success will be borne out. I do not know why some of you chose to come to Colby, or even to embark upon a college career at all, and perhaps you are not all entirely clear about that point, either. But here you are, and I am going to tell you something of what you will find here and what you probably ought to do with it. When the upperclass­ men arrive in a day or two some of them will tell you what you will find here and what you probably ought to do with it, and you may wonder whether we are all talking about the same institution. I would not be so rash as to suggest which of the many versions is closer to the truth, for indeed the upper­ classmen may know some things the faculty and administration and president don't know, and possibly even (though it might be a shock to the upperclassmen) vice versa. So I won't tell you now, or ever, whom or what to believe. One of your first

4 music, studios for art, and a magnificent art gallery which has not only a distinguished roster of peci al r 1 elcome Counsel exhibitions in any giYen year but one of the finest / permanent collections that any small college can haYe acquired . ... with it and prepare to spend a good many hours The greate�t intellectual demand� upon )OU will there. I suggest that you not only learnquickly how to be made by the faculty, for that i� "·hy they are here. find what )OU are looking for, but de\'elop the rare l hope it will not be too much ol a shock to )OU to art of erendipity in your browsing. Some learn that they are in all kind of \rays wi er tha n )OU, serendipitom rainy Thursday afternoon may turn out and they \\'ill ha,·e wa)S of imisting that )OU absorb to be one of the mo t memorable few hours of your ome o[ their \\'isdom and discipline )Our mind in college career or e\en ol )Our lile. the ways in \\'hich they learned to discipline their 0\1°11 in order to follow the noble and demanding prole�sion The g1 eatest intellectual demands upon you will be · of teaching. made by the faculty.... I hope it will not be too And it must not be forgo tten that )Our fellow much of a shock to you to learn that they are in all students will make intellectual demands upon ) ou. kinds of ways wiser than you. whether it is in the actiYitie that \\'ill attract some of you or in the conYersations o\·er coflee at the dinner table or in a dormitory room or in a \\'alk around the But it isn't only the library that will demand campus. intellectual effort from you. There are laboratories in the sciences and languages, there are computer You will nol onlybe more satisfied with yourself but terminals with which many of you will become you will be better educated if during your stay at familiar, there are listening rooms and studios for Colby you bring something of value to the community .

A second thing we will be expecting from you is the deYeloprnent on your part of social adaptability into this community that is new to you. Jn this respect college life is not unique, as it is in its intellectual demands. You would be requiretl to deYelop social adaptability in a camp or in an officefull of co-"·orkers or in any number of situations. But your fellO\\. students are the people with whom for a time you will be learning to live. You are all different from each other and you represent many different kinds of background experience. You ha\'e different talents and interests, probably a good many different political and religious views. You may among you have many different concepts as to what your aim in life is. You represent different life style, different modes of dress, different kinds of personal standards, different concept of what an earlier age called "decorum. " You come from many kinds of communities that differ from ·waterville, i\faine, and from Colby. "Adaptability" does not by any means suggest a levelling out of everyone into, heaYen forbid, a "type;" but it does suggest that you learn to play your own role in a di\'erse community. And this brings me to a third expectation of you: your participation in the communit . You will not only be more satisfiedwi th your elf but you will be better educated if during your stay at Colby you bring

5 the Cd�Alimnus FALL 1970 something of \';due to the community. It is not only that there arc opponunitie� in dramatic� and mmic and athletic�. debating aml journafom ;rnd student go\ernmcnt - all of which there arc. There arc further ways in which you ca n exhibit your sense of respomibi lity for yourseh·es and for others, in our narrow society on �fayflower Hill and in the world. Last fall we had a Constitutional Co1wention which set up machi nery to n:,1ke it possible for the responsibility for coli.::ge governance to be shared among all our con titucncy. Through this machinery students ha,·e greater opportunities not only for go"erning themsehes but for helping the college continually to renew itself arnl shape itseH )Car after )ear into an imtrument comonant with the demands of the times in which we live. Do not neglect these opportun ities.. ..

You must learn to respect the opinions and the rights of others, no matter how much you may disagree.

A final expectation (and I hope you do not think the college expects too man) thing from you, for if The 011tsland111g {tp,11re in Maine's struggle lo main· you do I am not sure college i the place where you to111 n lu•a/th)' <'11t11ro111111•11t, along with . . enalor now belong) i · a respect on )Our pan for what )OU 1-:<11111111<1 S. M11 hie, is 1Jo11a/d 1m Koons, the 53-year­ find here. The heritage of this old institution, lor old 1ham111111 of th<· Colby f!.<'UIUE,')' deparlmenl. one thing, is a worthy one, and you are now among Prof<'11or /{ouns i.1 a busy, rnmmilled and articulate those to whom the continuation of that heritage, with man wmking, in many Wll)'.1 tu educate people lo the its own respect for the llignity of the individual, i part:. they play 111 befouling the enviro11me11t and to entrusted. You must learnto respect the opinions an

Editor: Hindsight is wonderful. I'm looking back sons other than what we could call enlightened self­ and saying, 'Why didn't we notice all these things interest? before?' Why did things explode? Is it a fad? K: Some industries would like to do this. But re­ Koons: No, it's partly a reflection of the fact that in member that in the final analysis, industry is control­ some areas we are quite close to the edge. You get just led by the stockholders. The industries have go t an a few extra gallons [of polluted water] and there you argument and it's one I can't really disagree with: are - just enough to push you past the limits of toler­ their management is employed by the stockholders ance. Or the situation in the air, New York for in­ first of all to make money on investments. I do think stance: for 30 years the atmosphere has been getting there are people in the industries who are beginning worse. Finally it reached a point where the four or to see that it's partly their responsibility, because five-day inversion, instead of being just enough to of the particular knowledge that they have, to try to make things unpleasant becomes enough to make it lead the public - to take a little less. But the major intolerable. industries have known for 30 years what they are dis­ E: Do most people think this is something that charging, and they haven't chosen to do anything happened overnight? about it. K: Partly this. On a lake, people say 'Don't bring E: Apparently this is a matter of education, at one that development in here; they'll spoil the lake.' What le\·el or another; as chairman of the Environmental they're talking about is a 10 per cent increase over Impro\'ement Commission, you probably are in the what they've been doing for 20 years. This may be the position of putting out brush fires before anyone is trigger, but they are, in a sense, the charge in the gun. educated as to how they got started in the first place. If you're going to get this kind of thing under con­ K: Yes, in a sense. But we are running a kind of trol, it must come at the individual level with little ed ucational operation at the same time. Since people groups or pond associations. have become sensitive to this, we're doing an awful lot E: How long have there been people we could of talking at various places. I get around to the various call ecologists, tho e aware of all the ramifications of service clubs. These are the places where I think we what we have been doing? can have some influence, because we catch the people K: There have been some for 20 years. Some have who are apt to be influential in the local town. recognized pieces of it and have been deeply con­ E: It seems that in Maine the commission and the cerned about ome aspects. legislature are ahead of the electorate in their concern E: Then they have been voices crying in the wil­ for the environment. derness. K: Oh, we're way ahead of most states. Those two K: Definitely. People simply haven't paid atten­ bills (site selection for industry and oil conveyance) tion. The reports on some of our faine rivers are 10 are almost revolut ionary. In fact there are plenty of or 12 years old and nobody pait number of people to the problems we're fac­ finally accepted the idea that they were going to have ing. How can we do this, in terms of formal educa­ to do this [clean up waters], and they've turned tion? around 180 degrees. Co ts are increasing at such a K: I thi nk, quite frankly, the college is missing the rate that it's better for them to build [treatment fa­ boat here in that we are tending to stick to the tradi­ cilities ] now, and they profit from the point of view of tional patterns. Many people in colleges look on this public relations. So it's self-interest. But that's okay. as sort of a fad. Well, it may be a fad, but it's an im­ I don't care. portant one just the same. And I think we're making E: Do you see evidence that industries are con­ a mistake in that our science requirement involves cerned enough about the situation to invest for rea- taking certain cour es which follow traditional pat-

7 the Cd�AUmnl.lS FALL 1970 llidd1'fo1d Pool Rcp1intcd with the pcnnission of thl' ptesidcnt and 1111 ll'l� of B1md

term - introductory geology. introductory chemi tr) had a number of people look at nrious a pects of and so on. Jn man) rnses, students look at that and thi (a recreational de,eloper, a paper compan) execu­ say, 'Fine, but what has that got to do with the condi­ ti\e, a J;rn -,d1ool imtrullor, (,O\crnor Kenneth i\1. tion of the Kennebec I RiverJ toda)?' Now, I can Curti'> and the majorit) leader ol the .\Iaine House of argue with them by saying the only reason l'm able Repre. cnt;ttl\ e'>, among other ) to gi' e these kids a to do the work J'm doing is becau e l ha\'e a long c.hanc.c to tpeus of the problem - nol in Lalking this. Now, the only way l got it was going step by aboul il from the out!>ide, but actuall) itting lhere step. But the studenl still ·ays, Tm not interested in doing it. becoming a geologist. But l want to know what it is Thi wa� not b) any means whal )OU would call that's going on and what can be done about it.' a traditional ience cour!>e. But I think it en·ecl in a l think we should take ad\'antage of an opportun­ way to bring in ome of these people I Luc.lent I who ity that exists for us, take this question of environ­ had looked al cience and te hnolog� as an ogre, and mental concern and use it a a starting point to bring hOciety and have tu­ tempted in a \·ery sketchy way to use a central dent see the relationship of one a pect to another. reference book published by the American Chemical E: ls the college level late in the game to introduce Society which is quite a technical manual. Then we environmental studie ? ls it practical to introduce lhi

8 ll'n /er nnd nir jJOllutio11 i11 196 •. Rumford.,,lexico (.H 11i11e) Reprinted with the permission of the president and trustees of Bowdoin Col lege from As ,\laine Goes by John i\lcKce. in the secondary schools? the effects of which we don't suspect. Plastic contain­ K: This is being done in fact, in the primary er , for example, when burned produce compounds schools right here in Maine. There' a bunch that is \\·hich enter into the reproducti,·e cycle of birds, and working out of Brun wick and

9 �Cd� Alunnus FALL i970 and worl.. l to Sc/011 f!o1p1tal i11 !Va terville for a new rnidc11u· for the Si�tt•rs of Charity. It will be (a/led "ll 'lw/011 I lo11.11'." lie wa 1 a 111r·1n ur·r of lite hospital's /)()tl ld for St't•t·ral )'('(IT.1. lie lcove1 hi� wife, tltf' fonnr•r Helen Gibbons; two w111, Pct!'r C. of Waterville and Dr. J\/ichoel IV. of T11l10 , OllI:\LEO 01\ PAGE 16 10 ·: ... :-� . - .,.• -. _�· .... :_C..� "'lj __. - ' ... � ---

The Campus Press: a Question of Responsibility ... Henceforth, we will include the following state­ The board of trustees has appointed a committee to ment in our masthead: 'The opi nions here expressed explore means of clarifying the role of the Colb)' Echo are not necessarily those of the college or student and its relationship to the college. The committee ,,·ill body.' \\'e hope that this addition ..."· ill sen·e to make recommendations to the board not later than its dispel any mi conceptions about our relationship to Jan. 30 meeting. the college. The study stems from what President Strider has "Secondly, we feel that the tradition of freedom of termed the continuing "deterioration of taste and the press ...would be impugned were the Echo to tone" of the Echo. An article in its Oct. 9 issue was accede to the president's reque t. To make such a con­ illustrated with a photograph of a nude couple, their cession at this time would be to succumb to what some backs to the camera, in a corridor, and it contained might call intimidation .... In our opinion, the last language which many found offensi\'e. The article issue [Oct. 9 J was not in bad taste and we feel the tone defended a student propo al for a coeducational li\'ing was O\'erwhelmingly constructi\'e. To make eYen a experiment, which wa rejected last June. tacit acknowledgement otherwise would be a lie and a President Strider wrote the Echo: "Except for the limiting of our right to print what we belie\'e repre­ con picuous efforts of one editor and a few members sen ts the \'iews and attitudes of a great number of of other editorial boards, the Echo has exhibited a de­ students of this college ...." terioration of ta te and tone for some time. The first The board passed this resolution at its regular fall two issues this fall encouraged me to think that the meeting Oct. 30: "The board ...affi rms its support of Echo was making a comtructi\·e effort to re\'erse this the action taken by the president and the chairman trend. The issue of ... October 9th, hO\ve\·er, while ...and requests the chairman to appoint a special in part quite constru cti\'e, represents in se\·eral ways a committee .... In \'iew of the seriousness of the mat­ deplorable continuation of the downward spiral. ter, this committee would explore all the aspects of the "I regret to have to inform you that, speaking as relationship of the Echo to the college including the president of the college and with the concurrence of implications of disassociation ...shou ld this step be­ the chairman of the board of tru tee [Albert C. come neces ary, and the processes by which this step Palmer], Colby College feels it nece sary to begin ex­ would be accomplished .... This motion is made in ploration of tep that may lead to institutional dis­ the interest of a free and respon ible press at an in­ association from this publication. It i important for stitution which has made historic contributions to the the students and faculty, as well as our alumni, par­ freedom and responsibility of American journalism." ents, and friends who upport this college, to knO\,. Dwigh t Sargent '39, curator of the Nieman Founda­ that the college can no longer ignore the e\'ident fact tion and board member, is chairman of the committee. that the Echo does not appear to reflect accurately the concern or the ta tes of the community as a whole. Baker Scholarship Established The step to be explored and their full implications The George F. Baker Trust of New York City has will be discu sed with the board ... later this month. established a scholarship program at Colby to help "In the meantime may I req uest, ...that )OU cease "expand the supply of young men trained in the immediately u ing the name ·colby' in the title of liberal arts and attracted to the field of business." your publication." President Strider, expressing the gratitude of the col­ The Echo, in the fir l of two editorials replies, said: lege, said: "This is a remarkable program, and a signi­ ""'e ha\'e gi\'en careful con ideration to Pre ident ficant innovati\'e plan to assure better understanding Strider's reque t that we remo\'e 'Colby' from our title between the academic and the busine s worlds." and with all due re pect to Dr. Strider and his office, Selection of Baker Scholars will be made each year we ha\'e decided to decline his req uest. from the sophomore class. The scholarships will be "The decision wa an ex tremely difficult one to awarded for the stu dents' junior and senior years. make. \Ve knew that some people would interpret Criteria are "character, responsibility and motivation; our re pome as an affront to the pre ·ident. ... \Ve a high degree of recognition of contemporaries; men­ feel compelled lo ri k such unfortunate conjecture. tal competence; and financial need." A selection com-

11 the Cd�Al.JrnnLJS FALL 1970 choric-dance entitled Alll'l11 ir1-rl lll'lt1 i(/ mittee \\'ill comi\l ol L1rnlty, ;1dmini,trators ;11Hl area written jointly IJ1r-i nC\\l1H'll. with �Ir,. Susan �I . Gunn, Si'>tant prole..,sor of ph ysi­ The ,d10L1r,hip, ;11c prO\ idcd b) the \\'ill ol the «tl education. The award honored the Lorimer Chapel Lite Ch.tries F. llaker Jr. \\' ho, ;1t the time ol hi' death Choir, the Col b) Clle'> . the �lodcrn Dance group and in '�Ui· \\"t Ulen Florin 'li!J. The ,\ merica n \\'omen Com- tion;tl Cit) llank ol Ne11· York. Sinc e it, loul)ding, the po.,ep, program wa ... pre,cnted b) the �laine Federa- Baker Trmt has di,trilwtcd more than ) r � m illion to tion ol �I mic Club... . philantlnopies lor rcligiou,, d1ari 1ablc. st icnt ifil , Jiter­ Nine '>tudenh were exu1.,ed from ch1.,se'> from Oct. ar) and educational put po'e'. ,\ lore than hall t he 1 i to NOi . :{to work on pol itic;tl cam pa igm under the trust\ income goes to st hol.inhips. ,\bout 1 .. 100 slu­ term' ol .1 '>pecial a r ra ngement worked out by the den b ha1 e been ;1ssi 'Led. Educational Pol1t ) Comm i t tee and facult). nCn ior•,, one j u n ior and a fresh­ search lor potent ial leaders in .\rncrican lile. "Jt is t he man were req uired to pro\ idc lellers from bona fide hope ol ou r trmtees that the sd10Jar,hip holders will carnp<1 ign rnmmittcc·'> \tat i ng that t h ey would be doing decide upon c1reers ol busine'' as their lile work," a leg iti 1 1 1atc c1mpaign work, and to make up work trust spokesman s;1 id. "The demands upon modern mi,.,ed d u ring their absence'>. business leader,hip are 'o broad ;ind the so< ial conse­ Portrait of a Maine Community quenc es so g1 e.1 t th;1t 1hc b;"i' liber.t l art, experience A f onner chairman of the Co lb) tru tee has joined i, inneasingl) 1ccog11i1ccl "' clleui1e preparation in the ranks of distingui hed author of loca hi torie . de1<:loping the 1 i,ion and u11tk1 ,1.1nd ing 1 equired 101 l Long regardetl a an authori ty on the hi tory of hi u l timate lcadel",h ip." ' Fo llowing gradu.1 1 io11, Baker Sd1olars 111.1) ;1ppl) Jor Andro coggin communit), Reginald turtevant 21, ;1dd i1ion a l aid lrom the t1 ml to JHlr\tlC a gradu ate de­ who wa head of the college go1 erning board from gree in busine:.s admini,tration. 19Go to 1965, ha publi IH'd his long-projected A His­ tory of Livermore_ The College / Briefs Known to hi friend� a " tibe," Reginald tune­ Paul D. \\'alker Jr. of Claremont, Calif., has been ' ant ha, made thi' hi�tory of a ?llaine town not named director of summer and spec ial programs at mere!) a labor of 10\ e, but abo one of painful and Colby succeeding John B. S i mpson , who is on ab­ frequen t!) frmtra tetl determination. He had scar ely batical. begun the arranging of long-a sembled data and it \\'alker �en·ed on the stall, ol El m i ra ( '.\'.) Col­ reduction into manu cript form when he ·wa

  • ) after completing a study and dissertation on the or­ hi., right hand and of peech, he ne,·er gave up. ganization ancl operation of the Claremont Colleges. Tedioml) he learned to write with hi left hand and Prior to that assignment, he spent two year at Colum­ by pain taking therap), regained the power to peak. bia Univer ity Teacher College in a master· degree Then a third troke o di5abled him that his book had program for administrati1·e officer of college and to be p ubl i hed in incomplete form. That unfini heel univer ities. work, i , howel'er, one of the be L of our numerous town historie . Professor Robert "'· Pullen 'i 1, att ing admini tra­ l\Iany of Maine' older local hi torie , publi heel in tive l'ice preside t , ha,1, been b) the Federal n named the 1 9th century have stood the te t of time. till Reserl'e System's board of gol'ernors to iL,1, truth-in­ valuable are 'onh's Augusta, Ma on' Hallowell, lending committee. It was e tabfohed when the lend­ Eaton's H'a rren, ibley· Union and Allen' Dresden. ing law went in to effect last year to represent the pub­ Among the many newer hi torie , one of the be t is lic, lenders and sellers of credit merchandi5e. Skowhegan of the Kennebec by Loui e Coburn ' 77. Pullen is serving 1·ice preside t the academic a n Jar What l\li Coburn did for her town, and what John )Car while Pro!essor Ralph S. Williams '35 is on sab­ ' Pullen Colby 35 did for the Twentieth Maine Regi­ batical. ment in the Cil'il \Var, Reginald Sturtevant has now Adel Heinrich, assistant prolessor of mmic, receil'ed done for Livermore. the Ribbon, One-Star Award of Merit in t he Tho e of us who have heard Stibe a

    12 of expres ion, the book tells us who did what in a You do not need to be a native of LiYermore or Maine town for 150 years. even of Maine to enjoy this book. EYery Colby grad­ The present towns of Livermore and LiYermore uate can be proud that this latest in the long proces­ Fall were originally a single town. As was the case sion of excellent J\Iaine histories was wri tten by one in many other such areas, it was not the present Falls of their own Colby men. that at first prompted the settlers to make a village A History of Livermore was published by the with shops, church ancl school, but the now smaller Livermore Falls Trust Co. to mark its 75th anni\ er­ communities at Livermore and East Livermore. Stibe sary, the 15oth anni,·ersary of the State of i\Iaine antl tells us the story of those early seltlers, their labors, the 175th anniversary of Li,·ermore-Livermore Fall . their modes of travel, and their political prowess, as Ernest C. Marriner '13 strikingly illustrated by the Washburn family, who produced four representatves to Congress, two gover­ nors, one U. S. Senator, two foreign ministers, one secretary of state, one major general and one naYal captain. Many informed readers will consider Stibe much too modest in his account of the Livermore Falls Trust Co. and of his own family's part in its develop­ ment. Although bankers are notoriously reticent, Stibe really should have let us know more about the Sturtevants. His father, Chester Sturtevant '92, was one of the founders and the firsttreasur er of the bank. Stibe's mother was, before her marriage, the bank's only other employee. It was the Sturtevants who lined the walls of the bank with scenes from Livermore history, provided the funds for many a local loan, and were leaders in the town's religious life. Stibe himself served a term as president of the Maine Baptist Con­ vention. Much that Livermore Falls is today is due to the Sturtevants. Waterpower, lumber and paper changed Stibe's village from a rural hamlet into an industrial town. Together with the neighboring town of Jay, it is now the home of one of the nation's large t paper mill , the giant plant of the International Paper Co. During their lifetimes, Stibe and his father saw most of this happen and had no small part in its promotion. No town history i complete without illustrations, and A History of Livermore is filled with nearly a hundred picture of persons, buildings, events, farm and industrial cenes, and e en Deacon Livermore's unique corner chair. Here is a sample of Stibe's arresting literary style: "The first decade of this century had the fruit and confectionery store at the corner of Union and Church streets, where the peanut roaster whi tied its cheerful tune at the door. Inside, in the summer, two huge fan-like helicopter blades rotated slowly and almost silently, as the air filled with delicious aromas of fruits, syrups and candy. Many of the hardest de­ The Powder and Wig Dra matic Society used the Gould Music Shell lo slage Sophocles' Antigone, the first of four cisions of life were made there - whether to spend scheduled productions, in lhe traditional outdoor manner. the hard-earned nickel for cherry phosphate, ice DirectOT this year is F. Celand Witham '52, associate pro­ cream, or nose-tingling soda." fessor of speech. 13 the Cd�AUrnnus FALL 1970 Wilson Heads A1umni Counci] PR PiIOENT <;TR IDER I RO\I PACI (i

    The new president of the A lum ni Council is a n of the Urban Coalition and former secretary of the energet ic Cape Cod attorney who wa!> li:-ted in Ou/­ federa l Department of I I ea l t h , Education and �1a11di11g Young Men of America. \\'ell a law offic e in H yannis. the opprc.1 1w11 of one by c1 11olhrr. JVc .1r'ch equal opport unity, cq r({/l ar{ess lo the Besides bei ng Barmtable county attorney, J\fr. be11ef1ls of tlir' JO< icty, a11 ('!Id lo the cxr/ 11.sion of some \Vibon is counsel for the towm oi Eastham and \\'ell­ citizrns from full 1ltari11g in lite life of Ifie community. fleet and for t he Dennis Water Di tric t . Jn 19

    points. He tied the old 56-point mark last year. His Sports se,·en touchdown receptions broke a mark set in 1967 by Steve Fre)er '68. The eight touchdown tied rec­ by Irving F au nee ords held by Bruce Kingdon '63 (1960) and Cone, who completed 62 of 127 passes this year for nine touch­ down and 9 1 6 yards. Despite inexperience on the squad, Coach i\IcGee continues to build toward a winning sea on. Leader-

    Sophomore flankerback David Lane of Saco doesn't hi p was pro,·ided this year by 1 1 seniors including look big enough to worry oppo ing defen es. Bu t the tri-captain Ron Lupton (Warwick, R. I.), Jim Faulk­ five-seven, 160-pound sprinter was the principal rea­ ner (Alfred) and John Hopkins (Concord, l\Iass.). son Coach Dick McGee came up with his best year Other seniors are Mike Smith (Sanford), Dan Blake since he came to Colby in 1967. The 3-5 eason was (Attleboro, Mass.), Bill Agrella (Somerset, �lass.), Colby's best since 1963 with win O\'er Tuft , Maine Dennis Cameron (Waterville), Ken Bigelow (Flor- Maritime Academy and Bate , and las e to St. Law­ ham Park, N. ].), Paul Edmunds (V\ e1.tfield, N. ].) rence, Coast Guard, Trinity, pringfield and Bowdoin. and Bob Ewell (Chestnut Hill, �lass.). Thirty-nine Lane set two records and tied another while fellow players will return next year. sophomore back Brian Cone emerged a one of New Scores (Colby's first) were: 13, St. Lawrence 25; 7, England's leading small college pa er . Da\'id put Coa t Guard 16; 14, Tuft , 6; 7, Springfield 49; 14, eight touchdown on the scoreboard plu 13 extra Trinity 2 8; 17, Bowdoin 31; 41, Maine l\Iaritime o; points and a field goal for a one-sea on record of 66 14, Bates 7.

    15 the Cd�Al!mnLJS FALL 1970 Cross Country CEORGE WHALO rROM PACE 10

    Lew Paquin of Barre, l\fass., not much bigger than George \Vhalon read widely in hi!>lory and biogra· Davi. Hi knowledge of competitor . Not until hi seventh meet. the l\I IAA ba!>eball and its old-time heroes was encyclopaedic, his championship at the University of i\faine (Orono), fund of torie limitle , and on many a fi hing ex· was he beaten. And hi:, second-place time abo broke pedition would regale his compani6m for hour on the Ul\1 cour!>e record. Lew set a Colbv fi,·e-mile end with hilariou · tales of mice and men, cabbages cour:,e record Sept. 19, then turned in a et ter time b am! king!>, and storie of horse and beagle , their (25:45) Oct. 17 despite a raw wind that du te

    Tech. 5; o, Bab on o; o, pringfield 6; 1, U. of ew ollege, caring in e\'ery way for the family he loved, Hampshire 5; 3, Brandeis o; o, U of i\faine 2; o, Bate hi wife and on and little grand on, whom he re­ 2; 1, M. I. T. 1; 1, Bowdoin 3 ; 4, Bate 5; o, Bowdoin ferred to a "my friend." fo t of u who have ur­ 3· vi \'ed him will one day have hard hip of our own, and George \Vhalon has et u an example of quiet fortitude that then, a we remember him, will give us Tennis strength. A human world made up of George Whalons The women's tenni team, undefeated in four is too much to expect, but he left thi world richer matches, won the tate intercollegiate champion hip and better for hi presence in it and hi friends and during a two-day tournament held in the Colb Field­ house. Fre hman Carolyn Estes (Rye, . Y.) defeated family richer for having had him among u . To see classmate Ann Graves (Dubuque, Iowa) in the ingle . part of his monument, look around you on this hill. In clou bles, sophomore Jacqueline Nienaber (Ridge­ Other monuments remain in"i ible but eternal in the wood, N. J.) and fre hman Nancy Mungall (Radmor, hearts of his unnumbered friends. Now he re ts, and Pa.) defeated a University of Maine team at Presque we mi s him more than we can expre s and will con­ Isle. Miss Estes went on to the New England Inter­ tinue to mi s him more than we can now imagine as collegiate semifinals where she was defeated by a we carry on the work of the world to which he gave so Rhode Island girl. much.

    i6 Contributors to the Plan for Colby and the Annual Fund 1969-1970

    Colby is especially proud of its alumni and other of us is going to play if our society is to recover friends for the manner in which they have re­ from the challenges that face it. 'Ve must make sponded to the needs of the college during a very that decision and follow it through despite any trying year in the history of America and higher frustration or disillusionment which may result. education. The tragic deaths of college students, On the fol lowing pages, Colby pays tribute to needle s destruction of facilities, and other less the many people who have chosen to support one serious but perhaps more subtle forms of violence or both of its campaigns this pa t year: the annual have worked together to create much distrust and fund, on the one hand, which keeps our operating even fear between the generations which make up budget in balance; and the campaign to implement our society. the Plan fo r Colby on the other, which will keep Somehow we must work together to re-establish our future strong. Their gifts, both large and the essential values. \Ve must do our part to main­ smal l, are symbols of their fa ith in Colby and their tain those traditions which have guarded us all and confidence that it will continue through its educa­ allowed us in our time the basic freedoms so neces­ tional process to help break down the barriers sary for our development as individuals and as in­ which threaten our society today. tegral parts of a greater world. Robert E. L. Strider 'Ve must choose, and very soon, which part each PRESIDENT

    Shareholders 1n the Plan for Colby

    Leadership Mrs. Frank W. Gray The Dorothy H. and Lewis Dr. and Mrs. J. Seelye Bixler Grossman Family Trust Rosenstiel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. N�ie Grossman '32 Boehm '59 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alfond Robert Sage '49 (Dorothy Levine '38) James J. Harris '27 Shawmut Glass Containers, (Joan Peppard '58) Estate of William H. Atkins C. F. Hathaway Company Incorporated Raymond O. Brinkman '20 William Bingham II Howard F. Hill '18 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Frank S. Carpenter '14 Charitable Trust Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Hill 'SO Silverstein The Equitable Life Assurance Edward S. Boulos, Jr. '39 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oakes Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Society of the Estate of Abel Edward Brudno Hilton Silverstein '56 Mrs. Joseph S. Fairchild '21 Theodore R. Hodgkins '25 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stoll '49 (Susan '57) Mrs. Frederic E. Camp Hussey Manufacturing (Carol Silverstein '48) Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Doris Carpenter Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Foehl, Jr. Estate of Julia Swain Carpenter Philip W. Hussey '13 Silverman (William C. '59) Philip W. Hussey, Jr. '53 Laura M. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Gilfoy Mr. and Mrs. Clark H. Carter Peter A. Hussey '57 '24 '40 Martha D. Hussey '55 '40 (Raye Winslow '40) (Ervena Goodale '24) (Helen Brown '40) E fate of Jannette C. Church Mr. and Mrs. Curtis M. Estate of Lenore Snellenburg James M. Gillespie James R. Cochrane '40 Hutchins Estate of Augusta M. Stevens Roderic H. D. Henderson Estate of Warren H. Colson Mr. and Mrs. Ellerton M. Jette Mr. and Mrs. Michael Clayton W. Johnson '25 Estate of Leslie H. Cook '22 Mrs. George J. Johnston Sylvester '64 Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lockhart Estate of Hilda F. Crocker '28 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Jones (Catharine F. Camp '64) '05 Cummings-Guilford Charitable '40 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McK. Trust (Geraldine Stefko '4 1) Mr. and Eugene K. Currie Thomas '63 Mrs. Estate of Harold W. Kimball '14 (Patricia Raymond '65) '09 E. Richard Drummond '28 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. P. Estate of Selma Koehler '17 Dr. and Mrs. Edmund N. Ervin Thome Plan For Colby Charles A. Morr�ey '56 '36 (Susan Whittlesley '59) Share Plans Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fawcett The New England Colleges The Warnaco Fund, Inc. Fund, Inc. (Helen C. Smith '27) Thomas J. Watson, Jr. Leadership New England Telephone and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Field Mrs. Sol W. Weitman ($5,000 and over) (John, Jr. '66) Telegraph Company Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Wingate Challenge Norrwock Shoe Company Estate of Florence E. Fitch (Henry K. '61) ($3,000 to $4,999) Mr. and Mrs. A. Gurnee Mr. and Mrs. C. David O'Brien Founder R. Frederic Woolworth Gallien '58 ($1,200 to $2,999) Palmer Fund Heritage ($600 to $1,199) Try as we will, errors and Estate of Mae Della Parmenter omissions do occur. If in your II Progress Challenge ($360 to $599) case one has been made, please Wilson C. Piper '39 Loyalty notify us so that we may make The Rosenstiel Foundation Dr. and . Asa C. Adams '22 Mrs ($180 to $359) a correction in the next Alum­ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. (Vina Parent '22) nus. Rosenstiel Robert N. Anthony '38 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mr. and Mr . James E. Harri Jo eph B. Campbell '29 Priscilla B. failey '40 McGowan '64 Prof. and Mr . Richard Cary Mr . John W. Maloney (David J. '72) Dean E. Parker John on (Hance PerJ.. in\ ·33) (Patricia Manin '57) Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Miller (Stephen '72) Edward J. Cawley 'S2 Mr. and Mr . Robert A. '14 Leo . Kre ky 'J9 Mr . Lawrence E. lo!>e Marden 'SO (Evie Learned ' 17) Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. LeBoff (Priscilla Cro�slicld ·54) (Shirley Mar�hall '49) Mr. and Mrs. tWilson Parkhill (Meryl . '7 1) Helen L. Cochrane '08 John L. Marlin '6J George W. Perry'U Roberl S. Lee 'S l M' · Ethel Cochrane Rita A. McCabe '4S Mr. and Mr'. Albert E. Pratley Lewis (Ludy) Levine '21 Mrs. F. C. oddington, Jr. Mr. and Mr . David M. Merrill The Edward W. Pratley ('68) Mrs. William van V. ( . Jane Whipple '55) 'SJ (Barbara Best '53) Memorial Fund Lidgerwood Mr . David L. Conlan Mrs. Ellsworth W. Millett Scott Paper Company (John King '7 1); (Jane Mills ·59) (Mary Rollin '30) Reader's Digest Foundation Mr. and Mr . Rolliston W. Connecticut Gener I Life Harvard E. Moor '18 Mr. and Mrs. Thoma 0. Linscott, Jr. lmurance Company Margaret J. Moore 'S4 Richardson '6J (Wayland '72) Walter S. Cornell Bertram G. Mo her '36 (Ency J. Schick '62) Mr. and Mr . Bertram K. Litlle Loi B. Crowell 'J4 Mr. and Mr • Richard D. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. L. Paul E. Machemer A. A. D'Amico '28 Muzzy (Ellen '72) Strider The Mary Corona Machemer Mr. and Mr . Dougl Roland E. agle 'SJ Reginald H. Sturtevant '2 1 Memorial David on 'S8 John T. ' e '29 Edward H. Turner Dr. and Mr . Leonard W. Mayo (Barbara Bur her '60) Mr. and Mr�.. Warner Pach Prof. and Mrs. Ralph '22 (Lena ooley '24) Trustee / Declaration of (Nicolette '70) S. Williams 'JS 1l1omas B. McCabe, Hon. 'S8 Tru�t, Charle A. Dean Katharine 0. Parker '52 (Barbara Howard '35) (James L. '65) The Ray mond P. loan Eugene J. Pelletier, Jr. '5 1 Mrs. Frank M. McPartland Lecture hip Fund Dr. and Mr . Frederick A. (Alma Morris ette '07) Clarence E. Dore 'J9 Pottle '17 Dr. and Mrs. Thornton W. Mr. and Mr . John E. Douglass (Marion tarbird 'I ) Founder Merriam, Jr. 'Sl 'S2 (Janet Le lie '52) Donald . Rice 'S6 (Elizabeth mart '52) Mr. and Mrs. Peter • Doyle Mr . •rancis J. Ryan Bruce Ansnes '6S L. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Jr. (Peter ., llI '60) (El izabeth WilJ..in on "37) Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Baxter & milh Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Harr B. dd A. Allen andler S4 '4 1 Mr . Hans W. Miller (Helen Jacob '47) Mr . arl F. A. iedhof (El izabeth Sweel er '4 1) The Rev. and Mr . Ufford H. el on T. Everts 'SO (Ethel Knowllon '09) Mr. and Mr . Robert J. Bean Osborne, Hon. ·49 Mr. and Mr . Roderick Kenneth J. mitb '26 (Susan Fairchild '57) Mr. and Mr . Paul . 0 tro e Farnham 'Jl Estate of Ri hard P. Staunton Mr. and Mrs. Abner G. 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Pressman Slingerland, Jr. '51 Margaret R. Wall '63 A. Warren McDougal, Jr. '44 (Madelyn Wechsler '53) (Margaret Preston '5 J) Ronald H. Wallace '41 Blandine McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. George C. Walter S. Slosek '30 Mrs. Robert Q. Warren (Blandine Laflamme '60) Putnam '34 (Vesta Alden '33) Lyndon A. Small '43 (Hazel Brewer '45) Frank R. Mellen '38 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Rafferty Mrs. Margaret R. Small Mary A. Washburn '15 Oliver C. Mellen '36 '60 (Rebecca Crane '60) (Margaret Raymond '34) Lucille E. Waugh '63 J. A. Melnick Corporation H. Paul Rancourt '33 Gwyeth T. Smith '27 Diana K. Weatherby '67 Paul R. Mendelsohn '53 Mr . Jack Rapaport Walter B. Smith '60 Dorothy A. Weathers '64 Mr . L. Aaron Mendelson (Edna Cohen '28) Abbot K. Snow '64 Guenter Weissberg James Rapaport '54 (Cynthia Crockett '59) Arthur H. Snow '24 Lloyd C. Welken '69 Jerry M. MerTill '47 Winslow W. Reed '50 Mrs. Samuel B. Spencer Margaret Ann Whalen '39 Merrimac Charitable Trust Mary M. Rice '21 (Susan Ebinger '66) Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mr. and Mrs . Robert E. Mr . Edwin S. Rieb Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wheeler '66 Merriman '50 bbat '64 Bea Judkins Scholarship Fund (Loretta Thomp on '53) Mrs. Arthur N. Milliken Lt. Col. and Mrs. David L. Henry A. Wilmerding, Jr. '61 (Elizabeth Holcombe '61) Roberts '55 Mr. and Mrs.Selden C. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wilson Alan B. Mirken '51 (Ruth McDonald '55) Staples '55 '63 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Mr. and Mrs. Dana I. Robinson (Sue Biven '55) (Anne Godley '65) Mittleman '62 '47 (Harriet Nourse '47) Louise L. Steele '23 Joanne K. Woods '59 Mr. and Mrs. C. Flint Moger Hugh L. Robinson '18t Stephen S. Sternberg '41 Mrs. Gordon A. Woodward '58 (Helen Roberts '58) Quimby N. Robinson '61 Mrs. Jack R. Stevens (Viola Blake '30) Mrs. James L. Moody, Jr. Mrs. Charles A. Rose (Eleanor Runkle '50) Mrs. Thornton G. Woodwell (Jean Pratt '56) (Sarah Packard '53) Dr. and Mrs. Allan J. (Patricia Omark '52) Virginia Moore '35 Mrs.Donald P. Ross Stinchfield '29 Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. (Ruth She ong '35) (Ruth Hutchins '28) Wooldredge '61 Mordecai '51 Arthur Rothenberg '54 Carl W. Stinson '63 (Brenda Lewi on '62) Dorothy Rounds '21 (Edna Mae Miller '52) Robert G. Stirling '31 A. Hilda Worthen '24 Joan G. Morrison '59 Thomas F. Roy '58 Helen Strauss '45 Mrs. Benjamin J. Woznick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Mott '51 George Rudolph '56 Mrs. Thomas F. Sullivan (Carolyn Doe '53) (Constance Wiley '5 1) Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Russell {Penelope Dietz '61) Captain and Mrs. Joseph A. Herbert S. Nagle '52 '22 (Doris Garland ·26) Vincent G. Surabian '66 Wright, II '62 Mrs. Alfred Naman Mrs. Donald Russell Mrs. Herman P. Sweetser (Cassandra Cousins '65) (Jean Maloof'49) (Betty Lou Rivers '52) (Phyllis Sturdivant '19) Robert M. Wright '61 Elias R. Nawfel '44 Anthony W. Ruvo '59 Mrs. Edward C. Swift Michael M. Nawfel '45 Virginia Ryan '41 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson G. (Mary Sargent '52) Edward R. Newhall '28 Joan M. St. James '45 Wulling Mrs. Robert Norton Sherman H. Saperstein '54 Mrs. E. Arthur Tanguay (Lucinda '64) (Margaret Gilmour '24) Philip M. Savage '51 (Priscilla Tracey '50) Daniel J. Yett '58 S. Win 'fred Odlin '41 Victor F. Scalise, Jr. '54 David C. Thaxter '62 Mrs. David V. Young Andrew 8. Offenhiser '49 Mrs. Richard Schade Mr. and Mrs. A. Francis (Barbara Forre t '53) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. (Gail Harden '60) Thompson '4 1 Mr. and Mrs. Louis V. O'Halloran '50 Mrs. David T. Scheele (Pauline Foley '44) Zambello, Jr. '55 (Marcella Laverdiere '53) ( Buxton '59) Mr. and Mrs. L. Richard (Kathleen McConaughy '56) Mrs. Paul J. Orloff Mrs. Robert E. Scblier Thompson '51 (Germaine Michaud '55) (Jacqueline Dillingham '5 1) (Nancy Webber '51) 2 Anonymous Donors Club Members 1n the Annual Fund

    President's Club Robert L. Madison '47 Hilda M. Fife '26 Mr. and Mr... Charles Norton William T. Mason, Jr. '47 Colby Fifty Plu Club (<. hrntopher C. '73) Le lie 8. Arey '12 Beverly Colbroth Moor 'S7 John tone Fitz-Gerald Richmond N. oyes '3S Bath Iron Works Charitable National Merit Scholarship (Ocmlre M. ·72) Timothy C. Osborne '48 Tru t Corporation Leroy S. Ford '30 orman K. Parsells Blue Hill Foundation 1946 Harold C. Paul '43 J{oland Gammon '37 ( orman K., Jr. '7 1) Tru t Sigrid Tompkini. '38 Ellen Kenerson Gelotte 'SO Mr. and Mr . Harold The Charle A. Dana Lora T. Tibbett!o Dr. Robert B. Gile , Jr. Perethi:m (Janet L. '73) Foundation, Inc. In memory of Vinal H. (Richard P. 72) Geor�e W. Perry '14 Colby Var ity "C" Club Tibbetts '14 Mr. and Mr... Donald A. Gilfoy Mr. and Mr.!t. Paul J. Dead River Company Mr. and Ir . Robert D. '40 (Helen Brown '40) Petilmermel (Jane F. '69) Guy George Gabrielson Twohig (Michael '7 I) G. Cecil Goddard '29 1uriel arrell Phil on '42 Mr. and Mr . Maurice J. Waterville Council of the Arts, Mr. and Mrs. Ru ell Edward . Pniew ki '49 Hoffman (Bruce W. '72) Inc. Goldsmith 'Sl Wil!.on . Piper '39 The International Nickel Loui A. Woi ard, Jr. 'S l (f::.lainc �lark ·53) Ovid F. Pomerleau '30 Company, Inc. Ra 8. Greene, Jr. '47 Prof. and Mr... FrederickA. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lewin James . Hall 'SO Pottle '17 (Laurie '67, Richard '7 1) Jame H. Halpin '26 I 1arion tarbird ·18) Lewin Family Foundation Touchdown Club Mr. and Mr . Lynwood P. Ralph F. Pre colt '27 The Agnes M. Lind ay Tru t Harriman '49 Maj. and Ir • Robert M. Marcia L. Adams '72 North Kennebec Regional (Donna . Ell1ott '48) Raymond 'S6 Mr. and Mr . Herbert C. Planning Commission Nel on Hart 'S6

    C6 Harold J. Thompson '49 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dr. and Mrs. Carroll C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Grover A. Consolino '58 Holway, III (Ann E. '7 1) Tindall (Nancy L. '70) (Carolyn Evans '61) (Ellen T. Hay '53) Michael S. Miller '63 Edwin A. Toolis '4 1 C. Stanley Corey '28 Mr. and Mrs. JohnH. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Marian Drisko Tucker '24 Jane Bell Corydon '44 Horrigan (Marguerite M. '73) Miller '14 Dr. and MI'S. Richard J. Valone Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Marilyn L. Hubert '47 (Evie Learned '17) (Frederick W. '72 and Costello (Nancy E. '70) Hazel Cole Hutson '11 William J. D. Miller '52 Richard J. '72) Paul A. Cote '52 Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Hyland Jean Millions '14 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Charles A: Cowing '29 (Carl A. '73) Eleanor Bradlee Mitchell '16 Verrengia '52 Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Cowles Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe E. Irving Harvard E. Moor '18 (Beverly Baker 52) (Robin K. '72) (Jeanne D. '73) Irene Gushee Moron '2 1 Milroy Warren '14 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Frederic C. Ives '52 James B. Morang '65 Jean M. Watson '29 Curren, Jr. (Jennifer E. '72) Clayton W. Johnson '25 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Morse, Robert R. Wehner '50 Charles E. Currie '65 Frank H. Jones '50 Jr. (Jane P. "73) Dr. Stanley N. Wein Mr. and Mrs. Alanson R. Audrey Hittinger Katz '57 Marston Morse '14 (Richard B. '73) Curtis '31 Stephen E. Kaufman '55 Herbert Moscow Jean Whiston '47 (Phyllis Farwell '32) J. Richard Keddy '58 (Ann L. '70) R. Leon Williams '33 Louise MacGill Dages '53 Ralph W. King '16 Judith MosedaJe '68 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Emma Berry Delehanty '10 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kelly Virginia Mosher '41 Williams '35 Mr. and Mrs. James F. (Jeffrey R. ·72) Edward Moynahan '25 (Barbara Howard '35) Dickinson (J. Craig '7 1) Joseph C. Kennedy Richard D. Muzzy Mr. and Mrs. Walworth B. Cornelia Roberts Dietz '65 (Mary D. '71) (Ellen '72) Williams (David W. '71) Mira L. Dolley '19 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. William E. Neth '52 Barbara Starr Wolf '50 Carol Smith Donelan '52 Kirkendall 61 Irwin Newberry '22 Richard W. Dow, Jr. '69 (Dorothy Boynton '61) Robert O'Leary '6 1 Allen I. Dublin '49 Raymond 0. Knauff '33 Jerome Orenstein '4 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hemy Drozda] Walter Knofskie '28 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ossoff Shareholder's Club (Mary E. '73) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kolonel (Joel D. '73) Cheryl Dubois '69 (Martin T. "70) Charles J. Paddock '22 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Allan Richard R. Dyer '42 Donna Sample Kramer '61 Dr. and . Stanley A. Paine '32 (Elizabeth Swanton '33) Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Warren H. Eddy Sanford I. Kroll '48 '37 Philip Allan 30 (David A. '71) W. Bruce Kueffner '68 Stanley L. Painter '59 Webster Anderson '53 John Edes '58 Roger Landay '56 Shirley Parks '48 Carleton M. Bailey '18 Grace Bicknell Eisenwinter '02 Elizabeth B. Larrabee '23 John 8. Philbrook '55 Edna F. Bailey '36 Ruth Stubbs E tes, Jr. '34 Merle Lathrop '48 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pineo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bailey Ra} mood W. Farnham '36 Thomas P. La Vigne '58 '63 (Susan Schaeff '63) (Thomas J. '73) Melva Mann Farnum '23 William J. Lawless, Jr. '71 George D. Pirie '53 Brice R. Barnes '71 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W. Farr Mr. and Mrs. David H. Donald and Roberta H. Dr. and MI'S. William A. '55 Lawrence '59 Poinier (Carolyn W. '72) Barnes (Robin B. '73) Emmons B. Farrar '14 (Dorothea Baldridge '60) William J. Pollock '21 Richard B. Beal '51 Mr. and Mr . Alfred Fearing, Lewis L. Levine '16 Evelyn Gilmore Pratt '26 Capt. and Mrs. Leo J. Jr. '59 ( ancy Thompson '59) Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Linn Lucy Taylor Pratt '17 Beaulieu '60 C. Carson Febiger (Jonathan J. '73) Lenna H. Prescott '18 (Sherrill Gardner '60) (Edith R. '72) Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Libby Pulsifer '21 Reta Wheaton Belyea '23 Mr. and Mrs. Archibald I. Linsky (Alan M. '73) Molly Pearce Putnam '08 E. Richard Benson '29 Feinberg (Sue A. '73) Margaret Lippincott '59 Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Benson Dr. and Mr . James E. Fell '32 George M. Littlefield, Jr. Putnam '34 (Vesta Alden '33) (Joseph D. '72) Warren J. Finegan '5 1 (Lauren A. '7 1) In memory of Beatrice James Bernard '53 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Flynn Ruth Barron Lunder '48 Berube Judkins '38 and John Philip S. Dither '30 '61 (Joyce Dignam '62) Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Holden Elizabeth Hodgkins Bowen '16 Diana Wall Fogler '13 Lockhart '61 Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brassil Dr. and Mrs. John H. Foster (Carolyn Webster '60) Quackenbos (Ann '7 1) (John R. '71) '13 (Helen Thomas '14) Mr. and Mrs. William N. Gerald R. Ramin '52 Richard H. Bright '41 John T. Foster '40 MacKay (Richard G. '72) Mr. and Mr . John Reisman Phillip W. Bromwell '67 Catharine P. Fussell '41 James A. MacLean '52 '55 (Jane Daib '58) Alice LaRocque Brown '21 Edwin W. Gates '22 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Linda Levinson Remis '58 Carlene Perry Brown '60 Edwin S. Gibson '45 Madden '60 Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. (Katherine Kies '59) Harold F. Brown '35 Alma W. Glidden '30 Rhoades '33 Elizabeth Jennings Maley '50 Helen Kimball Brnwn '18 Joseph P. Gorman '25 (Dorothy Gould '36) Samuel R. Manelis '36 Crary Brownell '13 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gottlieb Dr. and Mrs. Roger H. Rhoades (Hope I. '73) Stephen Markowitz '59 '35 (Juanita White '37) Mr. and . Robert J. Bruce Mrs Ernest C. Marriner '13 Portia Pendleton Rideout '34 '59 (Judjth Garland '58) Susan K. Gould '69 Mr. and . Ernest C. Alden Rider Mr. and Mrs. Vivian M. Edwin K. Gow '61 Mrs Marriner, Jr. '40 Carl W. Robinson '20 Bryant, Jr. '51 Leonard W. Grant '15 (Prudence Piper '41) Everett A. Rockwell '20 (Joyce Wallace '52) Frances Gray '40 Dr. and Mrs. J. Edward Katherine Moses Rolfe '16 Marjorie Meader Burns '13 Katherine e·. Greaney '28 Martin '51 Irma M. Ross '17 John A. Campbell '16 Lydia Tufts Green '45 Bradley C. Maxim'47 Louise A. Ross '11 Jean Griffin Carey '51 Stephen Greenwald '39 Ruth M. McEvoy '28 Ernest Rotenberg '45 Frank S. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. '14 Mr. and Mrs. Peter McFarlane Edward J. Ruff Mr. and Mrs. Clark H. Carter Griffith (Loui E, 1II '72) '60 (Helen L. Johnson '61) (Clark W. '72) Louis Salhanick '40 (Raye Winslow '40) Edward J. Gurney '35 Carl McGraw '40 '41 Daniel Hall Aaron E. Sandler '48 Richard F. Casson '60 '51 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Earl J. Sayer '35 Stanley F. Choate '50 Emily Heath HaJI '26 Mcintosh '59 Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Christie Francis Hammar (Sarah Phelan '59) Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Schiller (Robert J., Jr. '73) '56 (Pamelia Jones '58) ( ancy E., '7 1) John L. McKeon '24 Judith Quint Schreider '39 Paul Christopher '51 Beverly Forgey Hamrah '52 Arthur F. McMahon '51 Janet Semonian '68 Oscar Chute '29 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hannon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roy V. Shorey '28 Ambassador G. Edward Clark Jr. (Christine G. '73) McMillan (Douglas DeH. '72) Burton S. Silberstein '49 (George K. '72) James E. Harris '64 Mr. and Mrs. Thornton W. Lyndon A. Small '43 Chana Marker Cole '49 Mr. and Mrs. DouglasS. Merriam '51 Craig W. Smith '69 Jane Mills Conlan '59 Hatfield '58 (Elizabeth Smart '52) Major and Mrs. Jay W. Smith William R. Conley '42 (Judith Ingram '60) Hope-jane Gillingham Meyer '56 (Barbara Baldwin '56) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Judith Miller Heekin '60 '43 In memory of Arthur D. Jean Burr Smith '39 Connolly '66 (Virginia Lincoln Heyes '19 Gillingham '14 and Louise Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Smith Grelotti '66) Alan Hilton '27 Gillingham Bennett '48 '24 (Ervena Goodale '24) Kenneth J. Smith '26 Dr. and Mrs. Allan J. Shirley Porton 111rope '41 harles H. Whitelaw, Jr. 'Sl Le lie W. and Ruth K. Smith Stinchfield '29 Mr . David W. Tibbott Ra mond . Whitney '18 (Bruce H. '73) (Ruth Hutchins '28) (Daniel Hall '5 1) Ruth Hamilton Whitlemore 'J2 Peter W. Smith '69 Steven L. Strau 'SS Edward J. Tomey 'S9 Mr. and Mr . Oliver C. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Smith '29 Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Mrs. 0 car A. Trippet '17 (Winnifred Atw od '17) (Ruth Park '30) Stromberg (Robert L. '70) (Larimore O .. ll '7 1) Robert . Wilkin '20 Todd H. Smith '70 Arnold H. Sturtevant 'S l Milford J. Umphrey '21 Grace Flet her Willey '17 Mr. and Mr·. William P. Smith Ellen McCue Taylor '6 1 niroyal Foundation Cdr. and Mr . Neal E. (Jan ice Holland '54) William D. Taylor '40 Lucien F. Veilleux 'SO William� (Laune A. '73) Dr. and Mrs. David C. Sortor Albert J. Thiel '28 David A. Ward 'SS Jame H. \\-oo� '29 'S6 Roland G. Ware '21 (Ro emary Crouthamel '56) John L. Thomas, Jr. '42 Mr. and 1r . Linwood Diana K. \i eatherby '67 Workman '40 George F. Sprague '31 Mr. and Mrs. L. Richard Helen Cross Stabler 'S4 Thompson 'S l Theodore W. Weigand 'S3 (Joanna MacMurtry '4 1) Ella MacBumie Stacy '09 (Nancy Webber '5 1) La'l\rence Weis '43 Diane Reynolds Wright 'SS Mr. and Mrs. William R. Alleen Thomp on '40 Mr. and Mr • William Weitman Capl and 1r . Whitney Stanton (Jeffery W. '7 1 and Harold J. Thomp on '49 ( eorge H. '73) Wright '37 (Loui e Weeks '38) William J. '72) Mr. and Mrs. Allen Throop '66 Kenneth Wentworth '2S Roberta E. Young '47 Frank P. Stephen on '62 (Janet Meyer '66) Barbara Field West S8 Fran e Hyde Zecker '48

    Complete Listing of Parents, Friends, Corporations and Foundations Who Supported Colby During the Academic Year 1969-1970

    - A - Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Baer Mr. and Mrs. barle Fred Laura 1. Dor' and Frank ( arl '70) Bou me arpenter hol rsbip Carlton E. Abbott Mr. and Mr . Jame L. Bailey M� ellie B. Bowen Endo"' ment Fund Charles F. Adams (Thoma J. '73) Mr. and Mrs. Norman 1rs. \.1ary W. arrutl1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Adam Mr. and Mrs.Stanley Barne Bowerso (Frank W. '73) (Marcia L. '72) (Brice R. '7 1) Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bradley Mr • J. Greene arter Mr. and Mrs.Elwood P. Dr. and Mrs. William A. (F. Weber '7 1) al') lemoriul Hospital Additon Barnes (Robin Bruce '73) The Braitrnayer Foundation Mr. and 1rs. Howard J. (Carolyn Judy '7 Bath Iron Works Charitable Charle l) Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Aetna Life Casualty h e 1anhattan Bank & Tru t Brancaccio Mrs. Harvey Agnew Foundation Bath Memorial Ho pital Robert rowel! ('7 l) Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Agnew Ir. and trs. Philip R. Chase Roger Battistella Memorial Fund (Marion S. '7 1) Dr. and Mr • Edward Becker ( tephen E. '6 I) Mr. and Mrs. William G. Air Products Chemicals, Inc. (Amy Gertrude '72) Mr • Thomas base & Brandt (Karen Ann '70) Alco Packing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Beerits ( 1arjorie '40) Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brassil Harold Alfond (Chri topher J. '70) (John Richard ·7 1) Mr. and 1rs. William C. Allied Chemical Foundation R. Gregor Belcher be ter ( ally C. '72) Mr. and Mrs. bandier R. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wallace Mr·. Judith Beaty Chiara Brewer ( my Jo '7 1) Altholz (Charle K. '7 1) Benjamin (Richard Beaty '7 1) Mr. and Mr . Roland Britton American Airlines, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. . Roland Christensen American Baptist Board of (Robert P. '7 1) Benson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brockway.Smith-Haigh·Lovell Education and Publication tJo eph D. '72) Christopher (Robert Patrick Co. American Can Company Dr. and Mr . Joseph I. '72) Foundation Bernstein (Lawrence '67) Mr. and Mr • F. W. Brown Citie Service Foundation American College of Surgeons Louis Bernstein (Fredenck R. '56) Ambassador and Mrs. G. - Maine Chapter Robert S. Bigelow Mr. and 1r . Gordon W. Edward Clark (George K. American Insurance William Bingham II Brown (Margaret A. '62) '72) Management Corporation Charitable Trust Mr. Jo epb A. Burkart American Optical Bird Companies Charitable (Jo epb A., Jr. '7 I) R. M. Clements C.N.A. Foundation Corporation Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Burley American Stock Exchange Dr. and Mrs. J. Seelye Bixler (Thoma C. '73) Colb) College Modern Dance American Sugar Company Mr . Mercer J. Blankenship Burlington ludustries Club Arthur Andersen & Company In memory of Frank E. Foundation Colby Varsity "C" Club Mrs. Grace A. Andersen Wood '04 and Mrs. Frank • Mr. and Mr. Charles J. Colgan ' Mr. and Mr William E. Butler (William '70) E. Wood (Carrie) 05 (Burton W. '72) (Charles S. '7 1) Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Arkin Dr. Brand Blanshard, Hon. 'S6 Margaret C. Collins, M.D. (Barry Mark '69) Mr. and Mrs. Brooks K. (John F. '69) Blossom Aroostook General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John Condax Atlantic Richfield Foundation Blue Hill Foundation 1946 -C- (Michael D. '70) Automatic Electric Company Trust Mr. and Mrs. George D. Blue Hill Memorial Ho pital Cabot Foundation Inc. Condon (Rus ell '72) Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bond Connecticut General Life (Whitford '63) Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cambridge (Charle C. '72) Insurance Company -B- Boothby & Bartlett Company Mr. and Mrs. CaJvin B. Connecticut Light and Power Francis F. Bartlett '26 Cameron (Denni Scott '7 1) Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Memorial Mrs. Frederic E. Camp Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Bachmeyer Mrs. Margaret B. Bostwick BernadetteJ. Campbell Connelly (Eileen Mary '71) Carlyle K. Backstrom (Audrey A. '51) Continental Can Company Sarah Badger Thomas H. Bott Campbell Soup Company cs Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Glass MissKatharine M. Holden Cooper (Pam Weir '67) (Scott S. '7 1) (Alan H. '72) Lt. John Parker Holden, II Com Products Company Dr. and Mrs. Warren H. Eddy Mr. and Mrs. Hyman S. Glass Memorial Scholarship Fund Corning Glass Works (David A. '7 l) (Peter '70) Honeywell, Incorporated Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Effron Mrs. Katherine M. Glennon James L. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. (Walter H. '70) (William Jo eph ·7 1) C. Heath Hopgood Costello ( ancy E. '70) Egan Machi nery Company Morris Goldfine Family (Thomas '67 ) Mr. and Mrs . Robert E. Douglas Eitel Charity Fund, lac. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Costello (Su an '70) Mrs. Leonore R. Elkus Dr. and Mrs. John Godfrey Horrigan (Marguerite Marie Alden T. Cottrell (Peggy H. '70) (Patricia Ann "72) '73) Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Mr. and Mrs. Greer Ellis Goldman-Sachs & Co. Household Finance Corporation Cowles, Jr. (Robin K. '72) (Thomas G. '7 1) Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Goldstein (William Peter '72) Hueners (Janet S. '73) Coyne (Robert Edward '7 1) Emerson (Anne M. '72) Dr. and Mrs. Gustave G. Mr. and Mr . Ray G. Huling Mrs. Edwin B. Cragin Mrs. Gertrude C. Emmons Gordon (Joanne Beth '7 1) (Sandra Lee '69) (Edwin B., Jr. '62) In memory of Donald Gordon Linen Company Humble Oil Education The Rev. William H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gordon Foundation Crawford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston C. (Robert '7 1) Hussey Manufacturing Mr. and Mrs. John Crimmins Englund (Richard E. '73) Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gottlieb Company (Deborah Ellen '72) Equitable Life Assurance (Hope Ilona '73) Mr. and Mrs. Curtis M. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cross Society of the U. S. Arthur R. Gould Memorial Hutchins and John R. Cross (Suzanne Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Hyland, E. '73) Estabrook (John S. '69) W. T. Grant Company Sr. (Carl '73) H. King Cummings Albert P. Everts Mrs. Frank W. Gray Willard W. Cummings Great Northern Paper Cummings-Guilford Charitable Company Trust Harold Greene - I - F - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. The Greene Foundation INA Foundation Curren, Jr. (Jennifer E. '72) Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. Farr International Business Dr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Griffin (Charles W., Jr. '72) (Sidney '55) Machines Corporation Curtis(Gary Allen '73) Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. C. Carson The International Nickel Co., (Loui '72) Febiger (Edith '72) Inc. Mr. and . Robert T. Federated Department Stores, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe E. Irving Griffith (Shelley G. '72) :__ D - Inc. (Jeanne '73) Nissie and Ethel Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Foundation The Daaquam Lumber Ltd. Feinberg (Sue Anne '73) Reuben and Lizzie Grossman The Charles A. Dana Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Ferris Foundation Foundation, Inc. (Patricia '7 1) -J Mrs. John T. Gyger Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Danieli First National City Bank of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jankowski (Frank, Jr. '70) New York Robert M. Crowell ('7 1) Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Dankert Fir t Cleveland Steels, Inc. Memorial Fund (Philip R. '58) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher, - - H Mr. and Mrs. John Richard Mr. and Mrs.Harold R. Dann Jr. (Eleanor H. "72) Jeffrey (Diane '73) (Su an '70) Mr. and Mrs. Johnstone Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haggan Mr. and Mrs. Ellerton M. Jette Mrs. Alice L. Daub Fitz-Gerald (Deirdre May (Elayne J. '70) Johns-Manville Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler B. Davis '72) Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hammar · Dean E. Parker Johnson (Tyler Burton '72) Mrs. Louis M. Fleisher ( ancy E. '7 1) (Stephen '72) Dead River Company and Mrs. Charles A. Foehl, John Hancock Mutual Life Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trustees u/declaration of Trust Jr. (William C. '59) Insurance Company Mr. ff. Johnson (Janice L. '73) Charles A. Dean Ford Fund Educational Aid Richard J. Hancock Mrs. George J. Johnston C. Edward Dean, ID Program Mr. and . John W. Hannon, Mrs Samuel Joslow Mr. and Mrs. Juan B. deLavalle Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Foss Jr. (Christine '7 3) (Marvin S. "48) (Juan '73) (Barbara '70) Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Tucker Joyce Anthony J. DeLuca Mrs. Charles Edwin Fox Harding(Susan '7 l) The Felix and Helen Juda Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Foundation Dennison (Andrew '73) Mr. and Mrs. David F. Harding, Jr. (Donald M. '72) Mr. and Mrs. H. Fielding Mr. and Mrs.Harry W. Freeman (David F. Jr. '7 1) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. J. Jukes (Mary F. '7 1) Dickerson (Harry W., Jr. '7 I) Miss Grace Frick Hargrave (Robert '53) Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Friend Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Harris Dickinson (J . Craig '7 1) Robert M. Crowell ('7 1) (Russell H. '72) Lawrence E. Dickovick Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hart -K- Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Dionne Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Frisbie (Kenneth Russell '73) (Ida C. '73) (Bruce C. '72) Hartford Insurance Group Seymour C. Kaback Mrs.Norvelle H. Dismukes Foundation, Inc. (Richard A. '72) (Gwynelle C. '73) Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Hartung Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Kaloust Mr. and . Malcolm L. Mrs - G (Jack '7 1) (Gregg M. '72) DonaJdson (Malcolm L., Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Haskell The Leonard and Glenyce '66) Kaplan Charitable Guy George Gabrielson C. F. Hathaway Company Dow Chemical Company Foundation Gardiner General Hospital Mrs. Clara M. Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kaplan Robert ff. Gardiner Jr. (Peter C., III '60) Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Healey (France E. '7 1) William M. Garland, Il (Stanley Kenneth '7 l) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drozda! Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ff.Katz Mrs. Lucy M. Helm (Mary Ellen '73) Gawthrop (Richard L. '73) (Joan F. '70) (Henry '69) Dun & Bradstreet Foundation, General Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roderic D. Henderson Inc. The General Electric ff. Kavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. William P. Foundation Mrs. John A. Herrmann (Karla Anne '7 1) Dunham (Susan Hope '67) The General Foods Fund, Inc. Mrs. M. C. Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Kehler George J. Dunphey General Mills Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. (Li a Jane '73) Duo-Temp Corporation William G. George Higgins, Jr. (Barbara Jean Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glenn '73) (Jeffrey Robert '72) Gesen (Karen E. Pierce '57) Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hird, II Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Dr. R. B. Giles, Jr. (Matthew '73) Kennedy (Mary D. '7 1) -E- (Richard P. '72) Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Keyes Fibre Company James M. Gillespie Hoffman (Bruce W. '72) John W. Killheffer Mr. and Mrs. Zachary ff. Earl Mrs. G. B. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Luthene G. Eastern Maine General Hospital Girard Trust Company (Charles '73) Kimball (Luthene, Jr. '73)

    Cg Mr. and Mr . Edward J. Mr.i" and Mrs. Duncan Mclnne Mi s arolyn Muzzy l\1r. and Mrs. D" ight Parsons King bur) (Su�an '69) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mri.. Richard D. (Dwight l. 69) Si! ter Mar) Augu�tine Klota McMillan (Dougl:.i "72) Muay ( llen '72) Robert M. 'ro\\ ell ('7 1) Mr. and Mr • Arthur Kolonel Mr. and Mr . David McNamee Memorial Fund (Martin -r . '70) (David Bruce '70) Paul nevere Life In urance Kopper Company, Inc. Dr. Paul E. Ma hemer Com pan.} Mr. and Mr . Elijah Kravitz The Mar Corona -N- 1is Margaret Pay on (Benjamin '70) Machemcr Memorial 1r. and Mr • Saul H. Pearl Mr. and Mr . Stephen P. Mr. and Mrs. William N. Miss Antonia Na h (Jame� M. '49) Kudriavetz, Sr. Mr. and lrs. C. David Na.\h Mackay Mr. and Mr . Harold Perethian ( 1chola� D. '7 I) ( ancy- nne '62) (Richard George '72) (Janet '73) (Stephen '60) National a h Regii.ter Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mackey Or. Arthur H. Perkins (Linda '60) ompany Mr. and Mr . Edward Peters National Di tiller & hemical Mr. and Mr . Douglas C. (Jmeph . '70) MacMillan Foundation -L- Mr. and Mr�. Paul J. Mr. and Mr . James Madden National Lead Foundation, L. Petitmermet (Jane '69) (Anne Elizabeth '70) Inc. Mr. and Mr . John A. Lambert William Philbrick Madigan Memorial Ho pital National Merit Scholar5hip Mrs. George H. L'Amoureux Mr. and . Leon J. Mael orp. Henr D. Pickering Mr. and Mr . David M. Landry Mr Mr. and Mrs. Walter . ·e ter Mr. aud Mr • Anthon}' Pinone (Timothy David '73) (Deborah A. '73) Magnavox ompany (Peter . '66) I n memory of A. Donald Arthur Lang Charitable Mr . William l\laguire ew Can ompany 'lark '28 Foundation Cln memory of harles The , ew En •land olfoge \-\ ii on . Piper Irrevocable Mr. and Mrs. William J. Maguire Fund, Inc. Trw.t for Charitable and Lawles , Jr. '40 New England 1erchan� Famil} Purpo es (William J. ·7 1) Dr. and Mr . Herbert L. Mahood ational Bank Pitne) -Bow e , Inc. Lawyer Co-operative George D. Maier ew ngland Mutual Life , Ir. and Mr . Donald Poiruer Publi hing Company Maine Alpha hapter Phi Delta In urance Compan} ( ·urolyn '72) In memory of Frank E. ew England Profe ional Theta - Colb Polaroid Corporation Wood '04 taine Medical enter Chapter of igma Delta hi Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. LeBoff C Frederick P. Pond Maine ·women' Club of ew Ne" ,ngland Tel. & Tel. Co. (Meryl . '7 1) ( hi.abeth 69) York Mr. and Ir . David e\\ man Dr. and Mr�. Charle� A. \lfred . Popoli tanufacturer Hano' er T�t ( lark. '7 1) Lehman (Anne '6 1) Dr. and Mrs. mold Porter o. ewton-Welle le) Ho pital Mr. and Mr'. Stephen F. Leo !\Jr. and Mr . Harold V. Powell Mr. and Mr . Anthon} A. r\ew York olby 'ollege (Eleanor Sarah ·7 I) ( lallhew L. '73) Maramarco Alumni so . Mr. and Mr . Stephen C. ( nthon; 1\1.'7 1) Mr . Iara oble Jr. and Mr . harle W. Leonard (Loi Ann '73) Po\Hr (Barbara '73) Marden, Dubord, Bernier and 1r. and Mr . Yng� e H. Mr. and Mr . George G. Le lie handler ord trom Mr . Leon H. Po' ers (Virginia nn '7 I) '\1r. and Mr.. La'\ rence I. (Jeffrey '7 1) (Linda Pu\\er , 1cker on '56) The Second Abraham S. & Marks ( he1la J. '72) orn\O k hoe Company !\-Ir. and Mr . Albert E. Pratley Fannie B. LeH} Foundation Ir�. Frederick . Marriner orth Kennebec Regional Edward W. Pralley ('68) Harry L. Levin Foundation \ Mabel 1ar ton Planning ommi ion Memorial Fund Paul Levine Kennelh Florence l\lartin 'orlhl'e tern lutual Life The Pre ·er Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Levine & Foundation In urance o. Dr. F. J. Pritham ( Ian J. '7 1) Mr. and l\lr . Walter L. Mason Mr. and 1rs. harle orton Prudential In urance Company Wm. LHine & Son (Donna S. '70) ( hn topher . '73) of America Mr. and Mr . Robert L. Lewin Mas ·achu etts Mutual Life orton ompany Lewin Family Foundation (Richard '7 1 and Laurie '67) Insurance o. Mr. and Mr . William P. The Agne M. Lindsay Tm t Mathers ( ancy '69) Mr. and Mrs. S} lvan Linn - -Q- (Jonathan '73) Mr. and Mrs. Ensio W. Mat on 0 (Anita '69) Ir. and !\I . H. Maxwell Mr. and Mr . Rolli too W. Mr. and Mr . William R. hubby Oak Quackenbos (Ann '7 1) Linscott, Jr. Mattern (Chri�Line P. '73) Oakland Tue da) lub Quaker hemical Foundation (Wayland F. '72) Merchant National Bank of Kathleen M. O'Connell Mr. and Mr . Richard W. Bangor Mr. and Ir . Edvin D. Linsky ( Ian '73) 1l1e Merck Company Oelerking (Da\ id W. '6 Samuel and E ther Lipman Foundation Ir . John D. Ogilby -R- Foundation Mr. and Mr�. Thornton W. (Henry 1. '72) Little, Brown and Company, Mr. and Ir . John H. Rasch Merriam Inc. Dr. and lr . Donald K. (Thornton. Jr. '5 1) ( harlene '72) Mr. and Mr . Bertram K. Little O'Hanian Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Bertis . Rasco Mr. and Mrs. George M. ( 1arg.1ret Anne '72) Smith Foundation, Inc. Ro well H. Rau ch Littlefield, Jr. & Old olon\ Charitable Reader' Dige t Foundation (Lauren A. '7 1) Mr. and Mr . Clifford M. Foundaifoo Me ene Mr. and Mrs. John L. Reichardt Mrs. Richard B. Locke Oregon-Pacific lndu trie , Inc. Mr. and Mr . Jean F. Me ritz (John Field '7 1) Mrs. Nancy J. Lowe Rev. and 1rs. Clifford H. (George 0. '73) Philip K. Reiman (Kathy A. '72) 0 borne, Hon. '49 Metropolitan Life Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Mr. and Mrs. Jo epb A. Os off Luce (Philip '57) Company (Joel D. '73) Reinhardt

    C IO Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Round Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Thomas J. Watson, Jr. (Michael '7 1 and Nancy '72) Silverman Thomason (Thoma J., lI1 '69) Charles M. Royle Mr. and Mrs. Nathan (Stephen Scott '72) Mrs. William P. Wattles Edward J. Ruff Silverstein Edwin Charles Thorn Dr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Wein (Clark W. '72) Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thrun ( Richard B. '73) Skillings (Patricia '73) (Robert R. '7 l) Lucy H. Weiser Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Mrs. Lora T. Tibbetts Mrs. Ulrich Weiss - - Smith Kline and French In memory of Vinal H. Robert M. Crowell ('7 1) S Foundation Tibbetts '14 Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith Mrs. David W. Tibbott Prof. Guenter Weissberg Mr. and Mrs. Henry Saglio (Todd '70) (Daniel Hall '5 1) Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Wells (Robert Henry '70) Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Grover A. (Katharine '70) St. Claire's Hospital (Bruce H. '73) Tindall (Nancy L. '70) Mrs. Sol W. Weitman St. Regis Paper Co. Prof. Wayne L. Smith Travelers InsuranceCo. Mr. and Mrs. William Weitman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Estate of Lenore Snellenburg The Charles Irwin Travelli (George Henry '73) Sampson (David J. '73) Mr. and Mrs. Keith Snow Fund Western Publishing Company Dr. Joseph Sataloff, Hon. '65 (Stephen K. '70) Dr. Bruce Trembly Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sayward 0. Elmina L. Snow Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. In memory of Mrs. Edna Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Trescott (Deborah '72) Whidden McC. Wales Spallbolz (Dana Jean '70) Mr. and Mrs. Foster Treworgy (Thomas Avery '70) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scarano Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Sparks (Robin Jo '73) Mrs. W. Lawrence White (Claire L. '72) Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mrs. Oscar A. Trippet (Deborah A. '7 1) Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. SchilJer Spindler (Peter B. '70) (Larimore Oscar '7 1) Mr. and Mrs. August Wieners (Robert J., Jr. '73) The Seth Sprague Educational John D. Tubbs (Walter H. '72) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schine and Charitable Foundation Mr. Edward H. Turner Hermann Warner Williams, Jr. (Randolph '72) Louis E. Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mrs. Florence C. Stander Twohig (Michael '7 1) Williams (Timothy H. '72) Schink (Susan Alma '73) Mr. and Mrs. William Stanton Mr.and Mrs. Samuel Tuttman Mr. and Mrs. J. RandalJ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schneider (William '72 and Jeffrey '7 1) (Alan David '7 I) Williams, III (Harlan '68) State of Maine, Treasury Dept., (J . Randall, l V '65) Mrs. Anoe S. Schuster Augusta Cdr. and Mrs. Neal E. Williams (Derek '67) Sterns Dept. Stores, Inc. - - (Laurie Anne '73) Mr. and Mrs. Irving Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stompe U Mr. and Mrs. Walworth (Roslyn Dee '70) (Brian '56) Williams (David '71) Scott Paper Company Hart Stotter Uniroyal Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wilson SCM Foundation, Inc. William J. Stout United Aircraft Corp. (Frank A. '73) United-Carr Incorporated (Glidden-Durkee) Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Henry S. Wingate Joseph E. Seagram & Soos, Inc. Stranton United States Gypsum (Henry K. '6 1) . Company Mrs Alan G. Seal Robert M. Crowell ('7 1) Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Wolf Robert M. Crowell ('7 1) Memorial Fund (Stuart Brian '73) Memorial Fund Mrs. Edna Strasser Dr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Wolff The Sears-Roebuck Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. L. -V- (Mary '72) Arthur W. Seepe Strider Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. and Mrs. Georges Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Valone Wolman Seligmann Stromberg (Robert L. '70) (Richard J. and Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wood Servend, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. W., both '72) (Charles '70) Mr. and Mrs. John G. Severson Struckhoff '44 Veeder Industries Trust (Kathryn '7 1) Mr. and Mrs. Arcbjbald M. Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Vinette Woodruff ( athan '7 I) Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sutton Shagoury (Ruth Ellen '72) R. Frederic Woolworth Eugene L. Swan, Jr. Joseph M. and Ednah Root C. Bruce Wright Shapiro Foundation -W- Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wulff Mrs. Carleton A. Shaw (James R. '70) Mr. and Mrs. Gerard F. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Emerson G. -T- Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. In memory of Elizabeth Walker (Henry Allen '7 1) Wulling (Lucinda '64) Shaw Whiteley '52 Mr. and 1\11..rs. Wendell J. Tabor Hazel G. Wall Shawmut Glass Containers, (Paul N. '70) Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Wallgren Inc. Tau Dell.a Phi Fraternity (Hugo B. '72) -X- Mrs. Timothy J. Shea Howard R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. (David M. '70) Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Walrath Xerox Corporation Lewis J. Sheaffer (John, Jr. '72) Richard H. Ward Shell Companies Foundation Donald P. Teece Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ware Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Teledyne, Inc. (William B. '70) Sherman (Roger B. '73) The Warnaco Fund, Inc. -Y- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Shippee Textron Foundation Trust The Rosamond Thaxter Waterville Branch of the (Richard C. '7 1) Jay Okun Yedvab Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Shorter Foundation American Assoc. of Univ. Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Young (Jaye Charlotte 72) Thomas and Betts Charitable Women Barnett I. Shur Fund Waterville Council of the Arts, (George Shur '64) Thomas & Betts Corp. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Sigel Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Waterville Hardware & -Z- (John '73) Thomas Plumbing Supply Co. Trustees of the Sileo Lt. John Parker Holden, II Waterville Osteopathic Jacob Ziskind Trust u/w for Foundation Memorial Scholarship Fund Hospital Charitable Purposes

    Cu Complete Listing of Alumni Who Supported Colby During the Academic Year 1969-1970

    1868 1904 rary Bro'l\nell* 1909 Diana Wall Fogler In memory of Eunice l\Jo,Hr Beale* Helen E. Adarru. John II. Fo ter ictor A. Gilpatrick· Frederick \ aldron arl R. Bryant* lark D. Chapman Marian lngalf Hague• Edith Watkins Che te r"' Jeannette Sturtl!vant Cro"ell Pauline H an5on• ln memory of Thoma!> J. eaton Jennie M. ochranc 1'..lmer H. Hu� ey • Ethel Knowlton iedhof 1893 Bertha Long Han�com l'hilip W. Hu ey Ella Mac8umie Stac In memory of Frank E. Wood John P. Kennedy * In memory of John F. Wood In memory of Eva 1acomber K)es• Maude aton Wadleigh Dora Libby Lockwood* In memory of Erne!.t . larriner 1894 1905 athaniel E. \.\ heeler 1arion E. Tebbetts John D. Whittier Belle mitb We cott• Nahum W. Wing* In memory of D:nid K. Arey arah B. Young Iva B. Willis In memory of Arthur Field Ada Waugh Young William Ho}t* Andre" Young Ida Phoebe Keen 1897 Alton I. Lockhart 1910 1 Anonymous Donor Alice Buzzell Ta) lor In memory of In memory of arrie Wood Leona Garland Booth Edith Hanson Gale Emma Bem Delahanty Minnie GaJlert J\1a} er* Leona Achorn Gillis * 1914 In memory of Linton Waldron Jennie Grindle Grindle* In memory of 1906 harl L. Haskell \.\'iJlard 8. Mbford Fannie Parker Wing Ruth \\ ood Hebner Lou· e Drummond Beach* Alacc An�lc J. Pauline Herring ophie Pratt Bo telmann• Anna M. Boynton Lillian L. D. Lowell* Marjorie leader Burns• Loui e Allen Feenan Gertrude French Packard In memory f 1898 Karl R Kennison* Philip L. Campbell Ella E. Maxc} Frank . arpenter In memory of Frank W. Alden In memory of dith \\ · hbum Clifford * Ina Stinneford Taylor* Arthur G. Robinson 191 1 Eugene K. urrie Cora Famell herwood* Idella K. Farnum Susan H. We ton lbion W. Blake Emmons B. Farrar Hazel ole Hutson Blan be . Farrington 1899 Rochel Felch Linscott Helen Thomas Fo ter* athao R. Patter on In memory of In memory of 1907 Louise A. Ro rthur D. Gillingham Harold L. Han on Ro e Carver Tilley Frank T. Gillingham• William L. \\ aldron'' Myrtis Bassett Betts• Eva La asce \.\alker 1\1} ron . Griswold In memory of l n memory of Alice Beckett Haley Sarah S. Cumming Beulah E. Withee Ra\'mond I. H kell* Ro coe C. Emeryt M:ibel H. Hunt 1900 Caro Be erage Faulkner• delaide Klein Jackman* Lou· e Jo e Stella Jones Hill* Virginia No}e Getchell* 1912 Charle F. Towne* Ralph H. Hoxie* arl E. Kelley• Lucie Barrow Lane• Gertrude Pike Towne'� Bertha H. Kennison* L lie B. Are} * Lulu Ames Ventre * Alma Morri ette McPartland* Erne t H. Cole• !\label B non 1cD niel* Millard C. Moore* Jennie Reed Dixon l\larcia Farrar Mcintire* Ray S. Mor e * John P. Dolan• tanle 8. Miller In memory of Ellen Peterson Elmer D. Gibb • Jean M. 1illions* 1901 In memory of 0 car Peterson 1l1omas S. Grindle* Wilmer A. Mooers* Nellie Winslow Rideout* Florence Carll Jone • �farston 1orse* William F. Hale* Lei.lie F. Jordan In memory of Arthur W. Stetson• Carlton . ason J. Willard Kimball George A. Marsh Perley L. Thome* George G. ewtoo• Je ie Ro Murchie Emily Hanson Obear• Rhena Clark Marsh* In memory of Elihu Blaine Tilton Margaret Bu well ash* E a Pratt Owen* Dora Simmons Watts• Elsie Gardner Pierson• Robert E. 0'1\eo* Bertha Robin on Wheeler* Ann • B. Pomeroy Glad} Paul"' 1902 In memory of David M. Young Sister Catherine Louise George W. Perry (Loui e Power ) Augusta Colby* Gertrude F. Philbrick• Leora E. Prentiss* Edna Owen Douglass* J. Franklin Pineo* In memory of Grace Bicknell Eisenwinter Clara Collins Piper* 1908 Walter J. Rideout Bertha Thayer Flint Christine Whittemore Power * Lillian Carll Schubert* Angier L. Goolwin* Emmons P. Burrill* George W. Pratt* Maud Collins Steven Nellie Lovering Rockwood* Helen L. Cochrane* Thomas J. Rey nolds* Ruth Hamilton Whittemore* Helen F. Dickinson* Abbie G. Sanderson* Florence King Gould James E. Shepard* 1903 John E. Hatch* Laura Bragdon Small* Molly Pearce Putnam* 1913 In memory of Vinal H. Tibbetts Edith Cena Bicknell* Ninetta M. Runnals* In memory of Ragnhild Iversen Tompkins* Mathea Windell Allen* Milroy Warren* Ethel Merriam Weeks* William H. Hawes, Sr. In memory of Genevieve Barker Clara Martin Southworth* Annie Harthoro Wheeler Elmer Bowker* Lynnette Philbrick Witham*

    c 12 1915 William M. Harriman* Gordon E. Gates* Grace Johnson Grant* Francis E. Heath* Helen Baldwin Gates* Everett H. Gross* E. Mildred Bedford Morrill L. Ilsley* Miriam Adams Harmon* Geraldine Baker Hannay* Putnam P. Bicknell Thomas F. Joyce* Lincoln Heyes* Arthur A. Hebert* Ralph A. Bramhall* Leonora A. Knight* In memory of In memory of Neil Leonard Harold S. Campbell* In memory of Selma Koehler Helene Blackwell Humphrey Lewis Levine (Ludy)* Marguerite Chamberlain Elsie M. Lane* George E. Ingersoll* Nathan N. Lowell" Leon W. Crockett* C. Wallace Lawrence* Bertha Peasley Kennedy Harley P. Mairs Thomas J. Crossman* Paul D. Lovett Hildegard Drummond Leonard* Bernice Butler McGorrill* Prince A. Drummond* Evie Learned Miller* In memory of Neil Leonard '2 1 Wayne B. McNally* Vivian M. Ellsworth* Lillian Tuttle Morse* Newton L. Nourse�' Isabel Genthner Misto* Clarence L. Foss* Floy Strout Murray Alice Barbour Otis* Leota Jacobson Moore* Roy W. Gillmore Frederick A. Pottle* Matilda Titcomb Pavey * Irene Gushee Moran* Airline C. Gilman* Lucy Taylor Pratt* Harriet Eaton Rogers* Grace Wilder Philbrick Leonard W. Grant* Cecil A. RoJlins* Emily Kelley Russell* William J. Pollock Mildred Holmes Irma M. Ross* Arthur F. Scott Frederick J. Pope* Roland B. Hutchins* Hazel Durgin Sandberg* Burton E. Small* Ransom Pratt* Charles H. Jones* Ernest R. Scribner Nellie Davis Spiller* Libby Pulsifer* Marion Steward LaCasce* Marion White Smith* Belle Longley Strickland Mary M. Rice* Raymond P. Luce Ralph N. Smith* Robert E. SuHivan* Ashton F. Richardson* Ina M. McCausland* Anne F. Treworgy* Julius G. Sussman* Dorothy Rounds* Ruth Brickett Rideout* Nathaniel Weg* Galen F. Sweet* Margaret Hanson Sandberger Ray D. Robinson* Mildred Greene Wilbur* Phyllis Sturdivant Sweetser* Raymond Spinney* Halbert K. Struthers Oliver C. Wilbur* Margaret Totman* ReginaJd H. Sturtevant* A. Ruth Trefethen* Winifred Atwood Wilbur* Vera Moore Wilson* Elva C. Tooker Myrtle Everett Waite* Grace Fletcher Willey* Sidney P. Wyman* John B. Tschamler* Lizzie Howland Waldron Lester E. Young* Clara Harvey Young* Catherine A. Tuttle* Mary A. Washburn* Milford I. Umphrey* Lester F. Weeks* Roland G. Ware* Evelyn S. Whitney Clara Carter Weber* Ray C. Young* 1918 1920

    Mary Jordan Alden* Henry L. BeU Bertha Terry Arnold* Pauline Higginbotham Blair* 1922 1916 Carleton M. Bailey* Raymond O. Brinkman* Merrill A. Bigelow*t John W. Brush* Asa C. Adams* Alden W. Allen Howard G. Boardman* John F. Choate* Vina Parent Adams* Hubert H. Barker* Helen Kimball Brown* LilJian Dyer Cornish* Eleanor C. Bailey* Elizabeth Hodgkins Bowen* Helene B. Buker* Alice Bishop Drew Raymond J. Bates* Edith Pratt Brown* Violet French Collins* Anna McLaughlin Fallon* Marguerite Craig Beach* John A. Campbell* Alta E. Davis* Harriet Sweetser Greene* Virginia M. Bean* Alice A. Clarkin* Florence Eaton Davis* Merrill S. F. Greene* Walter D. Berry* Berle Cram* Elizabeth R. Fernald* Myron C. Hamer Avis Barton Bixby* Franklin M. Dyer* Charlotte Gilman* Donald G. Jacobs* Julia Hoyt Brakewood* Hazel Moore Ellis* Howard F. Hill* M. Lucile Kidder* In memory of Gladys Meserve Ferrell* Ross S. Holt Ernest L. McCormack* George Willard Brier Frank C. Foster* Marion Horne Kennison* Rafael J. Mirandat Mary Brier Effie Hannan Fraser* Marguerite Bradbury Lampley Raymond S. Owen* Dorothy 1\1. Crawford* Arthur E. Gregory* Norman D. Lattin* Esther M. Power Kenneth C. Dolbeare* Marion Harmon* Alberta Shepherd Marsh* Alfreda Bowie Rand Elizabeth Dyar Downs* Leon D. Herring* Harris B. Mcintyre* Elsie McCausland Rieb Charles H. Gale* Vivian Skinner Hill* Harvard E. Moor* Carl W. Robinson* Edwin W. Gates Ella Robinson Hoyt* Kathryne Sturtevant Moore* Everett A. Rockwell* Ruth Banghart Greenleaf* Cyril M. Joly* Raymond H. Parker Guy E. Rouse Miriam Hardy* Ralph W. King* Alfred H. Patterson* Hugh A. Smith* .Robert M. Jackson* Hazel N. Lane* Milton A. Philbrook Clarence A. Tash* Catherine Larrabee* Lewis Lester l,evine* Marion Starbird Pottle* Lucy O. Teague* Helen Raymond Macomber Waldo C. Lincoln Lenna H. Prescott* Stella Greenlaw Thompson* Leonard W. Mayo* Louise McCordy MacKi.onon* Hugh L. Robinson*t Earle S. Tyler Bertha Gilliatt Moore* Peter I. Mayers* Ruby M. Robinson* Robert E. Wilkins* Edna Briggs Morrell* Eleanor Bradlee Mitchell* Violet Shaw Scott* Madge Tooker Young* Edna Chamberlain Nelson* Lucy Montgomery Newell* Winifred Shaw Terrill* Irwin S. Newbury Katharine Moses Rolfe* Paul A. Thompson* Charles J. Paddock* Mina Titus Sawyer Otto L. Totman Daphne Fish Plummer* Gabriel H. Sbohet Clifton M. Tracy 1921 Clyde E. Russell* Marion Wyman Sim* Zella Reynolds Tracy Lorena E. Scott* Pauline W. Abbott* Esther French Spaulding* Stanley M. Wallace Evan J. Shearman* Alice Clark Anderson* Carolyn Stevens Thompson* Leila M. Washburn* Laura M. Stanley Thelma French Arnold* Maude Huckins Webster Raymond C. Whitney* Arthur J. Sullivan* Laura V. Baker* Chester 0. Wyllie* Daisy Murray Wilson* Annie Choate Sweet* Helen Hodgkins Berry* Hazel Dyer Town* Stanley R. Black* William J. Wallace* Arthur J. Brimstine* Mary I. Whitcomb* 1917 1919 Paul L. Brooks* Hugh C. Whittemore Alice LaRocque Brown* Harriet Canham Alley* Charles V. Andersen Chauncey L. Brown* Mildred Greeley Arnold* John D. Anthony William E. Burgess Elmer W. Campbell* Ralph E. Bradbury Frances Bradbury Burke* 1923 Helen D. Cole* Katharine Hatch Burrison* Elizabeth Whipple Butler* In memory of LiJlian Pike Chick* Elizabeth B. Carey* Myrtice Swain Andrews Catherine Clarkin Dundas William W. Chute Lou H. Carville Reta Wheaton Belyea* John F. Everett* Ira E. Creelman* Dorothy Knapp Child Arthur L. Berry* Donald U. Flood Mildred Dunham Crosby* Marion L. Conant* Frederick D. Blanchard* Mildred Barton Flood* Marion Griffin Demuth* Clark Drummond Arlene Ringrose Brown* Hazel M. Gibbs* Mira L. Dolley* William C. Dudley Thomas A. Callaghan Gertrude Donnelly Gonya* Edward C. Dunbar* Grace R. Foster* Elliot F. Chase* Harold E. Hall* Elizabeth R. Eames* Adelle McLoon Germano* J. Russel Coulter* Luq 0 good Dean Helen Gray We ton Doris Garland Ru!J!>cll* Ruth Viles lark Doris Be e Dickey * A. Hilda Worthen Margaret mitb hearman* ornclia Adair ·01e Ed} the Porter Dunstan* Abbot miU1 C. tanley Corey In memory of Kenneth J. mith · E thcr Parker Cro1iman• J. Le lie Dunl>tan* 'laude L. tinncford A. A. D'Ami o Stanley G. fates* 1925 Helen 'ha!>c tinneford Amy 0. Dearborn In memory of arroll D. Tripp• E. IUchard Drummond* Eva L. Alley* A. Galen Eustis Albert \\ . Wll!Jl>ell* John "1. Erick.\011 Mildred E. Brigg!>* Marlin D. Farnum Esther E. Wood 1ona Herron Erick!Jon Melva Munn Farnum* Alfred King Chapman Madeline P. Woodworth 1argaret Davh Farnham• Frederick G. Fas1Jett, Jr.* C. Barnard Chapman Herbert McC. Wortman* Edmond F. Fiedler· Edward Roy Frude* ElizabctJ1 Kingsley Chapman Mollie eltzer Yett ecil E. Foote Agne amcron Gates* Lloyd M. Dearborn Joseph R. Ander!>on athanieJ M. Callin John R. Gow Herman Gia!> man* Barbara Whitney Beatty ela H. Glidden Ethel Mason Goetz Wendell F. Grant* Katherine B. Greaney M. Gertrude Weller Jo eph P. Gorham* G. Holbrook Hawes • Harrington* Ray mood S. Grant Eva Page Hawkins* Edith Weller Juchter* Nellie Pottle Hankins* 1927 Augustll!J M. Hodgkins Elizabeth ll. Larrabee• Edith Gray Havice Dorothy Daggett Johnston Lillian Cy·r LaVerdiere Dori!J Hardy Ha,,eeli }lvia V. Brazzell lartin M. Keats* Merton E. Laverty* Robert H. Hawkins tanley C. Brown Leemont Kelley Theodore R. Hodgkin Jamei. C. Brudno Vera Collins Lindsley \\ alter F. Knof kie* Marguerite Starbird Lunt* Clayton W. John on* Ena True ar on Arthur B. Levine Eleanor \\ ilkins Mc arthy * Grace McDonald Jones J. Ardelle hase• J. Lewis Lovett Helen Dre er M c DonaJd* Ralph M. Larrabee• Leola M. lement P. Kenton tac ubrey* Velma Brigg Moore Earl T. L }on* Ralph H. DeOr ay Harri t TO\\ le Mc roary• Avis Newman Norwood Hollis W. Manning Ruth . Dow Ruth M. M cEvoy * Margaret Abbott Paul* Olive mitJ1 Marcia Marjorie G. Dun tan Lauri e Ede 1erriman Harland R. Ratcliffe* Edward H. Merrill Emily andage Iii d\\ ard R. ewhall* Earl Merriman* Evelyn 1. E tey Ida Jones Smith* L. John F. O'Brien Loui e L. Steele* In memory of Helen mith Fawcett Marion Da e O'Donnell Loui e K. Tilley* Ell!>wortb W. Millett Leonard R. Finnemore John S. Parker Alice McDonald Mill Mary E. Warren* Perley C. Fullerton• ln memory of Cliltord 0. T. Wieden Edward T. Mo}naJtan Rose eltzer Gahan . targcl') t. Pierce Dori W}man arrie Baker Pratt Elizabeth \\'atson Gerry Edna ob n Rapaport* Dori!J Tozier Putnam Barrett G. Getchell* ccil H. Ro e Verne E. Reynolds Dorothy Gidding barle J. ansone Arthur O. Ro entbal* Jame J. Harri l�oy \ . bore) Ethel Childs torer Alan J. Hilton 1924 lberta \ anhorn hute* Ho"ard B. Tuggey Mabel Root Holm * }dney P. now Percy G. Beatty J,eota cholf Wadleigh Robert . Hunt A. Frank tiegler, Jr.* John Berry* L. Helen \\ ee Watson van Jobru.on PauJine inclair tincblield Ruth Crowley Brandmire Ellen mitl1 Weiblen J. Douglas Johmton Ruth Hutchins tincbfield* Martha Marden Brigg * Kenneth Leon Wentworth Jame •. LaGrua Alice :\1. Taber Charles M. Clough* Phyllis Bowman Wiley Percy Lnine (Pa y lbert J. Thiel George M. Davi * Harriet Fletcher Lockwood harlc E. To"ne* Ethel Reed Day" Marguerite ha e Macomber* Edna E. Turkington* Sue R. Day e* • William Ma omber Ella L. \'inal Mary Wat on Flanders* 1926 MiJdred 1 am larden usie tevens ' at!Jon* Celia Clary Fo ett Maynard \\ . 1:U.\\ell \'era Da.> Young Paul W. Gate George B. Bame Thomas F. O'Donnell George C. \.h t Doroth M. Gordon* Rutlt KelJeher Bartlett Albert • Peacock Harry J. Greene* Agne Osgood Blake* rline tunn Peal. * Grace Fox Herrick* F. Chri tine Booth* Greely C. Pierce* Maude Herron Holt Agne J. Brouder* William E. Pierce, Jr.* 1929 Doris Cole Hunter Alpha Cro by Brown* Ralph F. Prescott Cranston H. Jordan Pauline Lunn bamb erJin• Pri!J ilia Ru II Richards lice Paul Allen* Louis Langman Helen E. Davi lyde . Riley J. Dril>ko lien* Charles S. Lewis* Donald H. Dunph 1iriam Rice hulze 1uriel anborn Arm trong Carolyn Hodgdon Libbey* Paul l. Edmunds* E ther Knud en hetUeworth Everett W. Bell Marion Cumming Mann* Hilda M. Fife Theodore G. mart E. Richard Benson* E erett C. Mar ton Adelaid Gordon Fitts Gwyeth T. mith eat D. Bousfield* Franklin C. Matzek'-' William 1. Ford Richard P. taunton*t Jo epb B. Campbell* Lena Cooley Ma}O * Donald C. Freeman F. lement Taylor* W. Sheldon Chapin William J. McDonald'·' Doris Robert Gate * Fred L. Turner 0 car 1\1. hute Jo eph W. McGarry Emil Heath Hall Lura Norcro Turner* Charle . Cowing John L. McKeon f. ciive Hair Elizabeth Alden W assell* Dorothy E. Deeth Ralph D. McLeary':' Jame H. Halpin* Faith D. Waterman* HarHy G. Fotter J. Harland Mor e* Doris Dewar Hunt• 1arion Sprowl William on Beatrice Palmer Frederick Marion Brown ewco mb'� R. Fremont Hunter Lucy Chapin Gib on Margaret Gilmour Norton E. Evelvn Kellett* Ellen Hoyt Gillard Roland W. Payne Alfred N. Law• G. Cecil Goddard* Ruth Allen Peabody'-' Girlandine Priest Libby 1928 Lillian 1\lorse Henry* Anne Brown tone Prilutsky* Carl R. MacPher on* Philip R. Higgins Lawrence A. Putnam* Wilbur B. McAllister* Irma Sawyer Andrews* Richard P. Hod doni" Katrina Hedman Ranney* Clarence R. McLaughlin Roland B. Andrews• Everett H. Holmes Rachel Conant Rowe* Marguerite L. O'Roak Ava Dodge Barton Eleanor Butler Hutchins Ervena Goodale Smith* Carroll S. Parker* Loui e Bauer* David F. Kronquist Joseph C. Smith* Ellis F. Parmenter George P. Bernhardt* Robert G. LaV igne Arthur H. Snow* Olive Soule Parmenter Gladys Bunker Bridges* Lowell P. Leland* Pearl Thompson Stetson* Herschel E. Peabody* Marion Jacobs Burke F. Elizabeth Libbey* Ronald W. Sturtevant* Jennie Nutter Peacock* Miles F. Carpenter Doris Wyman Lord* Marion Drisko Tucker* Edith Grearson Phelan* Everett 0. Champlin* Lemuel K. Lord* Gren E. Vale* Evelyn Gilmore Pratt Helen Merrick Chandler* Elizabeth Marshall Lynn Merle Rokes Waltz* Ruth Jagger Pratt Robert C. Chandler* Mary Vose McGillicuddy Mildred Todd Weir* George E. Roach* In memory of Ruth Norton McKay* Fred M. Weiss* Evelyn L. Rushton A. Donald Clark Earle A. McKeen* c 14 .Murray B. Miller* Barbara Gurney Cassidy Jean Wellington Terry* Dorothy L. Morton Isabel H. Clark Verna McGee Thurlow 1935 Harold R. Moskovit Edward S. Cobb Ruth Nadeau Twombly Carroll W. Abbott* John T. Nasse Louise Mulligan Collins* George H. Anderson Harold L. Newcomb Mary Cadwallader Combellack* J. \\ arren Bishop'' Barbara Weston Noyes Alanson R. Curtis Donald l\I. Bither* Warren R. Payson Faith Rollins Davidson* 1933 Harold F. Brown* Robert A. Peterson John S. Davidson* Hope Bunker Ro alie Mosher Reynolds* Henry F. Deetjen Barbara Johnson Alden* Ruth Thome Chaplin* Sophie Reynolds* Wallace A. Donovan Elizabeth Swanton Allan* Beth Pendleton Clark Ruth Plaisted Robinson Gertrude Sykes Elwell Charlotte Blomfield Auger':' Morris Cohen* Ruth Bartlett Rogers Arthur B. Esty* Velma Brown Barker Laurence E. Do\\ ':' Robert W. Scott''' Arlene Woodman Evans* Elizabeth Haley Brewster Ellen Dignam Do�rning':' Mark R. Shibles Roderick E. Farnham* Carleton D. Brown* Melvin 0. Flood* Roy E. Smith* Helen Ramsey Felt Leonard C. Cabana, Jr.* Elizabeth Lavallee Gilbert Fred J. Sterns'' Howard L. Ferguson* Frances Perkins Cary* Ed\\ard J. Gurney, Jr.'' Allan J. Stinchfield* In memory of John P. Davan* \\ ilma Stanle) Hill Martin J. Tierney Maxine Foster Foster Dorothy Dingwall* Ann Trimble Hilton Donald B. Tupper Thayer H. French Emery S. Dunfee David R. Hilton Irene Hersey Tuttle Dorothy Shippee Friend* Ruth Weston Edgerly':' John \V. Hunt Jean M. Watson* Elbridge D. Grafton* Thomas J. Foley Margaret Jordan'' ln memory of Dorothy Woods* In memory of Robert F. Greene''' Lawrence \'. Kane* James H. Woods* Mary L. G. Haley Nancy Nivison Hamilton* Wilfred R. Kelly Beulah Stiles Harris* Bertrand W. Hayward* Theophile S. Krawiec* Charles W. Heddericg Stanley C. Jekanoski Maurice Krinsky':' Anoe Macomber Holden* Raymond Knauff'' Donald F. Larkin 1930 Eunice Foye Hutchins* Rebecca Chester Larsen* Floyd F. Ludwig Frances E. Libby* Myron J. Levine* Sylvia Richardson Miller Ethyl Rose Adams Bernard Lipman* Reginald O'Halloran''' Virginia Moore Philip F. Allen John C. McCoy, Jr.* James E. Poulin* Richmond N. Noyes Donald E. Allison Mary T. McNamara Vesta Alden Putnam'-' In memory of Pauline Bakeman* Margaret McGann Merrill* H. Paul Rancourt Frank Alden 1898 Forrest M. Batson* Ruth E. Pineo* Lillian Shapiro Reardon'' William T. Paine Philip S. Bither* Roland J. Poulin* Donald H. Rhoades* Bettina Wellington Piper Robert P. Brown* Alice Linscott Roberts* Eleanor M. Rowell Roger H. Rhoades John A. Chadwick Wayne E. Roberts* Priscilla Perkins Schumacher* Elbridge B. Ross, Jr. W. Thornton Cowing* Evel.) n Bell Rowe* Clyde W. Skillin Elinor Chick Ross Linwood T. Crandall Vivian F. Russell* Dorothy Harlow Skillings Ruth Shesong Ros.s James E. Davidson, Jr.* Florence Ventres Sherburne* John L. Skinner Earl J. Sayer* William B. Downey In memory of Geraldine Colbath Taylor�' Virginia Swallow Seepe* C. Malcolm Dowsey Marjorie Dearborn Small William M. Terry* Gordon P. Thompson Millan L. Egert* Clayton F. Smith Ober C. Vaughan John B. Ward Dexter E. Elsemore* George F. Sprague* Loui e Smith Velten* Barbara Howard Williams* Lucile Whitcomb Elsemore* Robert G. Stirling Raoul H. Violette Ralph S. Williams* Philip L. Ely Marion White Thurlow* Otis W. Wheeler Ruth Wheeler Wood* Leroy S. Ford* Ada Cram Wadsworth* Ethel Bragg Williams* Frank Giuffra Richard D. Williamson Harrison F. Williams Alma W. Glidden John J. Wisnoski R. Leon Williams* Arlene Williams Goodrich W. Malcolm Wilson* 1936 G. Gilbert Henry, Jr. Perry G. Wortman Kathryn Caswell Abbott* Ralph B. Hurlburt*t Frances Tebbetts Audette Michael J. Karter 1932 Edna F. Bailey* Evelyn RolJins Knapp Arthur W. Bartel, II* Robert B. Lunt DouglasB. Allan* 1934 George R. Berry Miriam Sanders Marcbo* Robert T. Beals H. Leslie Brown* Abner G. Bevin, Sr.* Pauline Smith Mayhew Jane C. Belcher* Katherine Rollins Brown* Louise Willfams Brown* Edgar B. McKay* Marjorie Van Hom Bernier* Robert 0. Brown* William T. Bryant Wallace W. Meyer Jame Blok James N. Buckner memory of Clark Chapman Mary Rollins MiJiett* William H. Caddoo* In Evelyn Wyman Caverly, Jr. Theodore Nelson Stanley L. Clement* Adelaide Jordan Cleaves In memory of Lois B. Crowell* Albert C. Palmer* Phvllis Farwell Curtis Brainard E. Caverly, Jr. '36 · Muriel Walker Dubuc Norman D. Palmer* A. John Del\liceli* George M. Cranton* Ruth Stubbs Estes'-' Helen Chase Pardey* Harvey B. Evans* John P. Dolan Paul E. Feldman* Ovid F. Pomerleau James E. Fell* William A. Ellingwood, Jr. Samson Fisher* Thomas A. Record Edmund N. Ervin* William C. Fo ter Curtis Havey* Bernard C. Shaw 1\1. Raymond W. Farnham* Estelle Taylor Goodwin* Thomas J. Hickey Margaret Hale Shaw Ruth Fuller Frost'-' Nissie Grossman* John P. Holden�' Walter S. Slosek Milton M. Gilson Martha Johnston Hayward* memory of Eleanore King Smith In Agnes Carl) le Hadden* Myron M. Hilton Clark Chapman Ruth Park Smith* '34 Floyd M. Haskell', Richard N. Kimball William H. Stinneford* Evelyn Platt Johnson* Harold W. Hickey* William A. Logan* Frances E. Thayer* Harold F. Lemoine* Jeanne Pe) rot Hoffman Margaret SaJmond Mathe on* Barbara Libby Tozier*t Howard I. Libby, Jr.* Maxine L. Knapp M) ron H. Matz* Pauline Brill Trafton* Alex Lindholm* Eleanor Manter LeMaistre Barbara White Morse* Charles W. Weaver, Jr.* G. Alden MacDonald* Helen Curtis Lothrop Eleanor Wheelwright Ness* Edwin W. Maddocks* S. Robert l\tanelis Edith M. Woodward* Franklin Norvish* Oliver C. Mellen Viola Blake Woodward Dolores Dignam Morgan Frances M. Palmer* Katherine Franklin Merrill Norman C. Perkins* Everett P. Perkins Sylvia Richardson Miller 1 Anonymous Donor Gladys True Phelps George C. Putnam* Robert N. Miller Bernard H. Porter BeatriceJudk ins In memory of Bertram G. Mosher memory of Johnny Holden Tina Thompson Poulin* In Ruth Richard on Paradise 1931 Reginald R. Ricker Dorothy Hawkes Reynolds* Albert O. Piper Henry W. Rollins* Portia Pendleton Rideout* NataJie Gilley Reeves Myrtle Paine Barker* Viola Rowe Rollins* Frederick A. Schreiber* Dorothy W. Gould Rhoades* Thelma Chase Bevin* Marion Richardson Snow* Margaret Raymond Small* Asa H. Roach Florence Conners Branscombe Morten Sorensen* Arthur W. Stetson, Jr.* Albert E. Robinson

    c 15 Erne.,t J. Roderick Charles A. Macgregor"' James R. ochrane John E. Hawe� Roberta Ryan H) an · Ethel Bradstreet Maney Ruth Moore Corkran Willh1m II. Hughe� Gordon \\ . chumacher,. Ira L. McGown Ruth Lnen alor 'rowlcy C.craldine ldko Jonci. Beulah Fendl'r on Smith Frank ll. Mellen Ralph E. Delano Mortimer Lenk La\\rcnce .I. ullh an Jean Cobb Murrill Ruth Emerson Duchacek Clare Donahue Libb) Carol) n \.\.' illiam Turpie Frederick B. Ole on \crnello W. D) er, Jr. lliram P. Madutoi.h Thoma!> G. \an I kc M. Elilabeth Oliver Frank P. Farnham Beatrice Kennedy Maltai\ Doroth) Cunningham \ endetti Richard W. Peter!>on Clarence R. Fernald l'rudence Piper Marriner Frank A. Record · Frederick I. Ford Ooroth) EmeN.on Vlartin Walter B. Rideout John T. Fo ter William H. l\1artin Charles H. Rimpo Donald A. Gilfoy \ irginia B. 1o'>her 1937 Betty Herd anden.* Helen Brow- n Gilfoy Ruth Lew-is ow-Ian · Carleton . Savage .John E. Gilmore . Winnifred Odlin Norman W. Beal • Edw in H. human France '. Gra Jerome Orcmtein Benjamin B. Brown tein Marjorie Rolliru; n)der Dorb E. Ro e Hopengartcn Linwood . Potter Norman J. Catir J. 1arble Thayer, Jr.• Edward H. Jenison Rob rt W. Pullen Sara J. Cowan ii.trid E. Tompkins* Gordon B. Jone Ruth cribner Rieb Margaret Libbey Dario\\* Ottellie Greel Ward Eleanor tone Kemp Albert J. Rimo ukas Marcella Duoba Margaret Higgins Williams Mari.tarct Johnson Keno)er \ irginia Ry an Edith E. Emer) ·• Robert • Win low tanle) \\ . Kimball Loui . alhani k* Roland I. Gammon• Harold M. Wolman Earle C. Lord, Jr. tephcn . ternberg• l\l. Ed on Goodrich* Louise Weeks \hight* In memor; of 'harlci. Maguire I lerbert D. terns Dorothy \ . Goodwin Lero) N. Young Pri iJla B. '\hilc) G orge J. tumpp• J. Robert Haskell L) dia Abbott 1ailhot . Francis Thomp on Mar Fairbanks Haskell Ruth Hendrick\ 1aren hirley Portoo Thrope Barbara Frazee Ha)ne * Ernest . Marriner, Jr. dwin A. Tuolis Robert D. Hu ey 1939 Loui!. Holt McGee Ronald H. Wallace Kenneth A. Johmon* art W. J\.lcGrnw Gordon Wolman Willard D. Libby Freda K. Abet• Ho\\ ard A. 1iller Joanna MacMurtry Workman* Ruth Walden Lud'' ig ally Aldrich Adams "harlotte oy le on Lendal C. !\1ahoney Ph) llis Ro e B· kin Julia Whe ler O' u llivan* Ruth Pike Berry Fr:mci R. Maker Jn memory of E titer L. Mar hall* Edward . Boulo.,, Jr. John J. O' ullivan 1942 Leon J. Braud Marjorie Gould Murphy In memnr; of G. Allan Bro\\ n Barham Are Ambler Frances Bums Nalle Annie \ 'h eler '08 Bemerd H. Burbank Mary Anacki Ph) llis Jones Oecb lie In memory of Robert ander , Jr. Dorri!. Heane) Batt Stanley A. Paine* V. atbaoicl \\ h cler '09 Paul K. Palmer Alberta York hoate drianna Rodgers Paine l\lartha Rogers Beach� Malcolm M. Pierce Charle L. Dignam Elizabeth \\ alden Palmer ue Ro e Be ey Juaneta White Rhoades 'larence E. Dore Olive Pullen Palmer Clifford F. ame, Jr.• Elizabeth \\. ilkim.on R) an• Elliot H. Drbko Ellen Fit h Peterson Jane Leighton Carr I. Lillian Stinchfield almon tephcn Greemuld William D. Pinani.k \. pen er obb Wa) ne 8. anders Helen Carter Guptill• \ irginia Gra) chw ab a.rah F ell obb Robert M. Smith 'athanacl t. uptiU \1. Elizabeth PerkillS tanle_ \.\illiam R. Conte Hazel \.\ epfer Thayer• Con!>tance �nickerbocker Roger \1. tcbbin atali Moore Daggett Roger B. Tilley Harle) Ruth Gould Stebbins Muriel How-e Delano• Loui!>e G. Tracey Pri cilia Jone H auler• onrad W. wift Richard R. D er tanle) J. \ ashuk Elilabeth olie Howard* \\ illiam D. Ta) lor, Jr. Jane oule Engert Alfred H. Wheeler Gilbert E. Hutchin on Alleen Thomp on• \ ita edorovich Henr) \'. Wilcox \1arion raw-ford Hutchinson rthur P. Thomp on Doroth.} mith Fernald* Whitne) Wright* !\la'nard 1. Iri h on tance L. Tilley Blanch mith F' her Gordon S. Young Le ter T. Jolovitz Lon Tobin Law-rence P. Fitton Lucille Pinette Zukow kF' Charle� D. Keef Barbara Tow- le Wheeler Ann Jone Gilmore• !\tarion Moore Kenai on Linwood L. \\orkman, Jr. Milton W. Hamilt* Leo • Kre k) Harold E. Hegan Da' id C. Libbey ero R. Helin 1938 Velma Saunder.. Mar hall Harl) L. Hicks, Jr.• Donald W. 1::1 im 1941 Barbara R. Holden A. Wendell Anderson nne Simp on Miller* Robert I. John on Doroth)' Traiuor Ander on G. Elli 1ott' Hen11 W. bbott, Jr. Mar) • Jone Joseph G. Antan Arlene Paine Oi.ias Jane Ru ell Abbott• Ruth row-ell Knight* Robert N. Anthon)''" \ ii on . Piper· Charles E. Barnfather Richard • Koh11 Edith Barron Pauline Pratt Plaisted* Elizabeth \\CC er Baxter* Alton G. Laliberte Sidney Black Jeannette Dri ko Rideout• Elmer L. Bru ter• Anita Pooler Laliberte• L. Russell Blanchard* Dwight E. Sargent* Mary Hitchcock Baxter• rlhur B. Lincoln, Jr.* Ralph W. Brown Judith Quint chreider• Georg L. Beach, Jr. Burton L. Linscott Willfam C. Carter John W. Tarr Dwight K. Beal Melvin Lock Philip E. Colman Price Y. Tozier Hartley A. Bitber* Chri tine Bruce Lyon Richard J. Currier Arline Bamber Veracka* Richard H. Bright Jean Cannell MacRae Harold P. Davis, Jr. Th oma • Vose HannaJ1 Putnam Burbank Weston 1acRae Richard W. Dow Margaret Ann Whalen Jean Pearson Burr Laura A. Magi trate Marion E. Dugdale* Ralph C. Wilde Ruth Stebbin Cadwell Eleanor Comi h Martin Lawrence W. Dwyer* Mary Williams Chance Pri cilia George Mc ally* Frederick C. Emery* John W. Daggett Ruth anderson Meredith Mary Herd Emery* Jame A. Daly barle W. Nightingale Janet Lowell Farley* 1940 Mildred Van Valkeoburg Linwood E. Palmer, Jr.* James Fox* D martini* Walter M. Pejko Ernest M. Frost* Isabel C. Abbott* Norri E. Dibble* Muriel Carrell Philson* Alonzo H. Garcelon J. Ande Baxter• Barbara Partridge Dyer J. Franklin Pineo, Jr.* Joyce Perry Go s'-' Brewster A. Branz John C. Eaton J. Richard Rancourt* Willetta Herrick Hall Jean L. Bridges* Donna Horne Ellis* Robert S. Rice W. Linwood Haynes* Mary Wheeler Bruzga* Rodney C. Ellis* Albert I. Schoenberger Helen Foster Jenison* Robert B. Carr J. Joseph Freme* Oreo R. hiro Henry Kammaodel* Clark H. Carter* Diana Wiesentbal Friedman* Betty Anne Royal Spiegel* Edwin M. Leach Raye Winslow Carter* Catharine Fussell* Elizabeth Greer Stark Lawrence C. Lightner* Marjorie Chase Chapman* Stanley Gruber* Addi on E. Steeves Frances Quint Lowe* William A. Chasse Ruth Roberts Hathaway* Marilyn Ireland Steeves John L. Thomas, Jr. Jane Bell Corydon M. Colby Tibbetts Edith Curtis Townsend Jean McNeill Decker Hazel Brewer Warren 1948 Shirley I. Wagner* Efthim Economu Frances Dow Wells JacquelJn M. Allen Lewis E. Weeks, Jr. Mildred Steenland Ellison Maurice M. Whitten* Margaret Clark Atkins* Theodora Wright Weston William E. Frazier Samuel S. Ah\ater* Marion Thomas Whipple* Arnold Grossman Marion Sturtevant Ahvater* Barbara White Haddad Anne Fraser Baer* William R. Hibel* 1946 Bertha Graves Bagby Jean Ferrell Howe PhJUis l\lcKiel Bedig 1943 William Hutcheson* Anita Herdegen Allen In memory of Hope Mansfield Jahn* Clarence W. Barry Louise Gillingham Bennett Edwin W. Alexander Louise Callahan Johnson Norma Taraldsen Billings ShirleJ M. Bes�eJ''' Hubert S. Beckwith* Robert E. Kahn'' Anne Lawrence Bondy* Richard W. Billings Elizabeth Field Blanchard Nancy Curtis Lawrence* Martha Blackington Caminiti Edward G. Birdsey Daniel Blatman Harry L. Levin* Shirley Martin Dudley Mary Coulombe Boddy Thomas R. Braddock* Barbara Blaisdell Libby* Priscilla Tibbetts Durgin Carolyn Browne Bolles Jeannette Nielsen Braddock* Carlyle L. Libby* Carol Robin Epstein Douglas C. Borton"' Eleanor Smart BraunmuDer* Mary Katherine Smith Lyon Nancy Parsons Ferguson* Donald J. Bourassa In memory of Josephine Pitts McAlary* Wilfred R. Granger* Priscilla Bryant Bourassa Anoe Dunmore '43 John W. McCallum Hope Emerson Hatch William L. Bryan* Robert E. Burt . A. Warren McDougal, Jr. Francis J. Heppner* Elizabeth Day Bugler Norman A. Chaletsky* Evelyn Gates Moriarty* Dorothy Dunham Hobbs Lois Bowers Came* Betty Tobey Choate* Elias R. Nawfel Audrey Dyer Houghton Charles H. Carpenter Elizabeth Beale Clancy Maxine Merrill Newball Nancy Jacobsen Carl E. Cbellquist Kathleen Monaghan Corey* John Poirier Glenyce Miller Kaplan* E. Shirley Smith Chellquist Marjorie McDougal Davis Barbara Bavlis Primiano Hannah Karp Laipson* PauJ A. Choate Robert C. Dennison, Jr.* Elizabeth Wood Reed* Marie Kraeler Lowenstein* Elizabeth Coombs Corke* Natalie Cousens Dyer William Reifel Hilda Robertson Lyons* A. Charles E. Cousins PatriciaFord Ellis* Edward H. Saltzberg Adelaide Jack McGorrill* Elizabeth Hall Cousins Thomas W. Farnsworth, Jr.* Ralph M. Sawyer, Jr. Norma Twist Murray Jane George Daniels A. Thomas Ferris Burton G. Shiro C. Emily Holbrook Pelissier Charlotte Weinberg Davis William Fiokeldey Robert W. Sillen Jean O'Brien Perkins* Muriel Howard Deacon* Diane Ferris Fjeldheim James Springer' Gloria Fine Polan Charles R. DeBevoise Madeleine Hinckley Gibbs Eugene C. Struckhoff* Betty Soule Pope* Hilda Proctor Douglas Harry P. Hildebrandt* Austin Ryder Pauline Foley Thompson Dorothy Bunker Dubowick Charlotte Arey Hoppe Gerald L. Sheriff William H. Tobey Helen Knox Elliott Elwin F. Hussey Remo M. Verrengia* Roselle Johnson Tbarion* Ronald M. Farkas Meyer C. Jacobs* H. Stephen Tilton Harold L. Vigue* Mary B. Gilles* George H. Jahn* Mary L. Young Sarah Martin Wahl* Hattie White Hannigen Howard R. Johnson* Frederick S. Wood Donna Elliott Harriman Eliot B. Kraft* Janet Gay Hawkins Mary Lemoine Lape Gabriel J. Hikel Frances Small Lash 1947 Katherine Weisman Jaffe* Mary Reynolds Livingstone 1945 Marvin S. Joslow* Ronald D. Lupton* Nancy Burbank Allured* Barbara Herrington Keith Laura Tapia Aitken Elizabeth Richmond Anthony* Delbert D. Matheson E. Caroline Thomson Kinlaw Augusta-Marie Johnson Dorothy Briggs Aronson* Thelma Proctor Matheson Marguerite Ovem Kirkwood Alexander Joan Hunt Banfield* Frederick B. McAlary* Sanford I. Kroll* Adele Grindrod Bates* Virginia Jacob Bradford Barbara Philbrick Mertz Merle I. Lathrop Bnerly F. Booth* Margaret Scott Carter Hope Jane Gillingham Meyer Charles H. Lightbody* Marilyn L. Bryant* Margaret Erickson Davis In memory of Margaret Horsch Lightbody* Mason W. Colby Elizabeth Wade Drum Arthur Gillingham '14 and Barbara Lindsay Lucy Charles A. Dudley Charlotte Hanks Dumas* Louise G. Bennett '48 Ruth Barron Lunder Richard R. Fellows Helen Jacobs Eddy* Frank J. Miselis* Evelyn Helfant Malkin* Muriel Sterling Fellows Albert I. Ellis* Ruth Graves Montgomery* David Marson* Elizabeth Chamberlain Ficker M. Jean Murray Fallon James W. Moriarty* William R. Maurice Georgina Gulliford Fielding Elizabeth Hall Fitch* Harold C. Paul Gordon T. Miller Lina Cole Fisher Elinor Farnham Frolio* Charles F. Pearce, Jr. Marie Macbell Milliken* Edwin S. Gibson* Stanley F. Frolio* George A. Popper* Paul F. Murray Lydia Tufts Green Jeanne Bouton Fry* Marjorie Brown Pursley* Phyllis O'Connell Murray* Elizabeth Lohnes Grudin* Murray J. Gore Thomas A. Pursley, Jr.* Macy Coale) Nelson Marguerite Broderson Ray B. Greene, Jr.* Sidney J. Rauch* Marianne Scboeffel Nelson Gu tafson* Marilyn L. Hubert* Ronald M. Reed* Timothy C. Osborne* Floyd L. Harding* Harold S. Joseph Lorraine Desisles Reifel F. Shirley Parks* George E. Heppner Jane Wallace Lamb Herbert S. Robison Frederick °"'.Perkins, Jr.* Robert W. Holcomb Barbara King Longley Glenna Hartley Rush Helen Moore Phillips Jeanne Parker Holmes* Robert Lucy, Jr. J. Kenneth Shepard* Janet Bowmer Reynolds Doris Blanchard Hutcheson* Jocelyn Hulme Macconnell Lillian Beck Skolem Mildred Scbnebbe Riordan* Joan Gay Kent"" Robert L. Madison Lyndon A. Small* Gerald E. Rov* Roslyn E. Kramer* William T. Mason, Jr.* Hilda Niehoff True* Aaron E. San.dler Mary Callard Laughland Bradley C. Maxim Jacquelyn emey Wallace Gloria Shine Seidenberg* George H. Lewald Marjorie F. Maynard* Jo eph R. Wallace Philip J. Shulman Rita A. McCabe* Jerry M. Merrill* Lawrence Weiss* Paul I. Smith Dorothy Sanford Mccunn Donald C. Whitten* Faith Jones Middleton Paul Solomon* Marjorie Merrill Melvin Alice Billington Rex* Carol Silnrstein Stoll* Michael M. Nawfel Dana I. Robinson Gilbert Y. Taverner* Mary Brewer Norton Harriet Nourse Robinson Elizabeth Dyer Wortham Naomi J. Collett Paganelli 1944 A. Roscoe Schlesinger, Jr. Marianna Nutter WJer* Grace I. Keefer Parker Frances Hyde Zecker Melvin A. AndeJI Kenneth L. Quimby Edward S. Sherwood* Rae Gale Backer* Garrett V. Ridgley Lillian Hinckley Silsby Helen Watson Boldi* Frances Willey Rippere* Lester L. Soule Priscilla Gould Brock Ernest I. Rotenberg* David C. Weber 1949 Vivian Maxwell Brown* Joan M. St. James* Jean L. Whiston* Catherine Clark Brunell Constance Stanley Shane Arline Kiessling Wills* Joan E. Abbott Robert H. Brunell Douglas N. Smith* Carl R. Wright* Beverly Barnett Ammann Edward R. Cony Helen Strauss* Roberta E. Young* John A. Appleton* Robert G. Bedig <;ar�ie Bartlett Wedge Eugene J. Pelletier, Jr. . 1951 Alice Covell Bender* Chm.line Woodbury Winkin Jean MacDonald l'ctcnon Shirley Ann Fellows Bernier Haroldcne \\ hitcomb Wolf* Barbara Hillson Abramowitz· Kc"haw E. Powell• J. Philip Berqui t* C. Royce Woodman Bernard B. Alderman Jame W. Re) nold \'. Waller Borucki Pr�cilla Leonard Woodman Joan Foster Barndt llcl 11 Hi�her Rindge \ Barbara :ui Ever Bosworth Ivan A. Yeaton, Jr. Richard B. Beal Ian L. Robert.son Earl S. Bosworth, Jr. Clifford A. Bean Maxine Ro enberg Rolland* John W. Brown ;, Robert Bel}ea Maurice F. Ronay ne W. Davison Br} ant tephcn I. Uerkley Robert I. Roth* Ragnhild Klafstad Carpenter* 1950 Richard B. Birch f lclcn Paleo Roth * Man on H. Carter Clayton I•. Bloomfield* Pri•cilla Uavi Runkle John M. Alo* Mar) Hathaway Cherry* Joan Drew Boone \<\alter . Ru ell Walter E. Alger, Jr. John S. Choate* Audre A. Bo twick Robert E. an on Barbara W man Anderson Mar} Louise Clare* Richard J. Bowen Philip M. av ge Charlotte Sboul Backman* David W. Clark* M}ra Hcme1n�a Bower� Jacqueline Dillingham chlier Gerald D. Baker Chana Marker Cole Frederick R. Bo} le \1aril.}n fatthe ilva Albert L. Bernier Ralph C. Collazzo"' Henr Jed Bridge Fa} E. lingcrland, Jr. Jane O'Donnell Blai dell June Stair Cook Pri. cilia Ford BQ ant l\-1argarct Preston lingerland Mary Kilkenny Borah Robert L. Cook Vivian M. Bf)ant, Jr. lfohert F. taple * George N. Bower , Jr.* Janet Pride Da vi Helen Leavitt ampbelJ Albert tone Richard M. Bower * Ra) W. Deitz* Uobert E. Cannell mold H. turtevant I. Fo ter Bruckbeimer Allen Dublin .Jean Griffin are cda Whitney Sturtevant StanleJ F. hoate Anne Hagar Eusli * Bru e a�well Jame� ·randall Tabor Win ton E. Clark Richard M. Felker Philip astleman L Richard 1 hompson eil W. Collar _. Georgiana Hooker Firth* Paul F. hri topher, Jr. anc) \\ ebber TI1omp on Mar} \\ ard Crafts* Richard Fi ch ancy William� bute • Ruth mart Th ur ton Jame E. Dick Claire Rosenston Fishstein* \ emon Corell, Jr. harle W. Tobin Philip P. Dine Jean De per Fitton* John P. ranford John . orre}, Jr. Jame F. Dought} * Ruth Endicott Freeman anc Allan Darb) Lucille Tarr Twaddel E telle Byther D} er Mary Bauman Gates Glen) Blumenthal Davis ' arol Huntington Upton Ncl on T. Everts * Paul A. Golden l}ce 1osko\�itz Domenil.t Barbara Jefferson Walker Gerald B. Frank* Elizabeth Brown Gordon herwin \\ elson Blanche B. Frank Edith Harris Edgerton Ralph W. Gra , Jr. harlc If. Wbitela\'\, Jr. Memorial Fund Warren J. Finegan Bette Brandt Gutman 1:.ltzaheth Lcvard en Finegan Ed\\ ard O. \<\ hitney Alfred B. Gate Jeanne M. Hall ('52) 1emorial und Harr) R. WiJe.} Ellen Kcner on Gelotte Fred H. Hammond, Jr.* Jean owie Flo.}d Loui A. Wo�ard, Jr. • Joan Seekins Golden Jeanne Littlefield Hammond umner . Fo Charlotte Crandall Grave • Lynwood P. Harriman E. Wc!!le) Freeman Barbara Miller Green* Don R. Heacock Harriet Bo) er Fro t James S. Hall Martha Bennett Headley* Robert L. Gabriel 1952 Grace Rutherford Hammond Jean C. Hillsen* or al E. Garnett John P. Harriman arol.}n illiam Albrecht Samuel T. Home William A. GeloU \\- Con lance Leonard Haye • Paul ldri b* Rae Libby Hutchinson George J. Giffin \1. Kevin Hill* 1arjorie R elJ ldrich * Jean Beauchamp John rud* Ru II Gold,mith, Jr. • Martha Apollonio Hillman * Janice Pearson Anderson • Audrey Fountain Jordan Daniel M. Hall Audrey King Hutchin on Rkhard \\- . Baldwin Evelyn Armstrong King he t r D. Harrington, Jr. George W. Johnston ita Hale Barbour Patricia Lydon Latham Robert . Hartford Robert L. Joi an .} Hughe Bate Robert I. Latham Robert B. Ha\\ kin Frank H. Jones, Jr. John . Beatson Donald G. Leach* Maril) n Gra ie Hiers Margaret Rodger Jone • Joan cheMJn Bridge• Muriel ThomasLevings Els Warendorf Hulm Hugh B. Jordan Jean Bre\\ er Bridge Cynthia Crook Lieck"' Jo) ce Hutchin Richard H. King John . Briggs• David D. Lvnch* harlotl Pettee Johnson Edward A. Lampert Loi Thorndike Bro\'\n Shirley Marshall Marden* Richard A. John on Allen F. Langhorne Jo.}cc Walla e Br) ant Frances Nourse Mc arlhy* . Richard Kaplan Philip C. Law on Carol.} n tigman Burnham Sally McCormack McDonnell James K. Keefe Jame Lazour Donald Cameron Sidney B. McKeeo* larie Donovan Kent 0. Neil Leonard, Jr. all) ha\\ Cameron Mary Wit on Miller Harve l\1. Kirstein Beverly Deschene Libby Joan Keib) Cannell* Jean Maloof Naman 1artin R. Kre Richard L.> on, Jr. Edward J. Ca\\ley Donald E. Nicoll* Richard . Kuebndorf Eli abeth Jennings Maley• Richard T. Chamberlin* Hilda Farnum Nicoll" Robert R. Laliberte Loi Prenfu Mansfield l\largaret Bro\\n Christie* James C. Noice* Jean Castelli Laliberte Nancy opeland* Andrew B. Offenhi er Robert . Marden Edwin J. La\·ert} Paul A. ote* John R. Paquette Mary Jordan J\tegargee* Robert . Lee Thomas J. Crossman, Jr. Nellie Macdougall Parks* Robert E. Merriman Ruth Le erett" Janice Vaughan Crump Charle A. Pearce David G. Montt M. C· Lightner Elizabeth Levard en Finegan Jame M. Pearle William P. Niehoff orene Tibbetts Linder t-Jemorial Fund Russell S. Phillips, Jr. Arthur S. O'Halloran Jane Perry Lindqui t• Muriel Brigg Pitraf'.' �'\illiam F. Cu hman, Jr. Robert G. Olney Geoffre} S. L.}ford* John H. Deuble ·. M. Marjorie Plai led* Florence McDonell Lyford Virginia Davis Pearce Carol mith Donelan Edward S. Pniew ki J. Edward Martin Constance Foxcroft Perrigo John E. Douglass* Antoinette Fera Romano Ann \1orrison McCullum* Richard D. Pullen Janet Le lie Douglass* June D. White Rosenberg* Charles S. Mclnt)•re• Barbara Barrow Pullen Winona Nile Eddy* Robert C. Rowell* Joan Cammann l\.lclnt.}re* Arthur G. Eu tis, Jr.• Robert Sage* Winslow W. Reed Arthur F. McMahon In memory of Jeanne Gray Schmidt Patricia Murray Richards Thornton W. Merriam, Jr.* Elizabeth Levardsen Finegan Barbara Hart Shanahan Pauline Berry Rowell* Gertrude Cleveland Miller William A. Gardner, Jr. Daniel J. Shanahan, Jr. Nancy Ricker Sears Alan B. Mirken* Norma Berquist Garnett Martha Loughman Shepard* Charles L. Smith, Jr.* Fenton R. Mitchell, Jr. Anne Bither Shire Howard H. Gaskill, Jr. Robert A. Stander Mary Leighton Mitchell Burton S. Silberstein Evangeline Sferes Getzen Mildred Fenwick Starrett* William B. Moore Jean Sheppard Silva Raymond S. Grant., Jr.* Eleanor Runkle Stevens Mark S. Mordecai Robert A. Slavitt* Everett F. Gro s* Priscilla Tracey Tanguay Schuyler L. Mott* George I. Smith * Jame F. Gruninger* Gerald Stoll* Lucien F. Veilleux Constance Wiley Mott* Donald G. Hailer* Lucile Farnham Sturtevant Roberl R. Wehner* Naomi Jennison Noice* Be\'erly Forgey Hamrah* Harold J. Thompson Robert N. Williams Joan Millett Pape Jeanne Hallee Hawkins• Robert M. Tonge Barbara Starr Wolf Robert Peck* Raymond E. Henderson c 18 William W. Henni�* 1953 Loretta Thompson Staples Victor F. Scalise, Jr. Barbara Hamlin Hladky Leslie D. Stewart, Jr. Lel.lie Van Nostrand Shaffer<-' Betty Brown Holmes Hershel L. Alpert Carol Carlson \'an Alstyne Ro} \'. Shorey, Jr.* Gerald J. Holtz''' Barbara Weiss Alpert Jay Veevers C. Freeman Sleeper''' Robert L. Hooper* Dana W. Andersen Theodore W. Weigand Sus:m Johnson Sleeper''' Barbara Chee eman Hooper* Charles R. Anderson* Paul A. Wescott Janice Holland Smith Nelson E. Hon lett, Jr/' Webster Anderson Margaret Randall Whitnel''' Helen Cros Stabler* Patricia Erskine Howlett* Malcolm E. Andrews Mary Warner Whitney Eleanor Turner Swanson* Ellen Le\\ is Hutf Robert S. Andrews Carol} n Doe Woznick* Judith Jenkins Totman Henry B. Hummel''' Joan Rooney Barnes* Robert N. Wulfing Ward W. Tracy Phillips B. Hunt, Jr. Carolyn English Beane* Barbara Forrest Young Meredith Mitchell von Chesley H. Husson, Jr. James E. Bernard Breitenfeld Frederick C. Ives''' Quintilio Bersani, Jr. In memory of Robert Vorhees Arnold 1\1. Jame , Jr.* Ruth Sheehan Bersani Betsy Powle) \.\ allingford''' Robert B. Kaake J. Nelson Beveridge 1954 Da� id WaJlingford* Georgia Fisher Kearney''' Priscilla Eaton Bil lington Nanq Fortuine Westervelt Stanley B. Abrams Stephen M. Kenyon, Jr. Norma Shea Black William C. Ames Raymond F. Ke,Yes* George C. Blance, Jr. Robert M. Anderson Alton W. Lamont, Jr. E. Jane Bailey Blood Anthony Arthur Joan Martin Lamont Ruth Gallup Bowers* 1955 Jean Cressy Barker Leonard Lamprey, Jr. A. Kenneth Castonguay Charles P. Barnes, IF Jo)'ce Root Laubach Parviz Chahbazi G'l\en Van Eerden Andersen Judith Wetherbee Barr''' Joan Gridley Leach* Helen Koniares Cleaves Reginald D. Anderson* Marcia J. Begum Jean Hawes Anderson''' Carlton D. Leaf Robert A. Cooke Jacqueline Warendorf Beveridge Patrice Mcintire Andrews Audrey Morgan Leaf Electra Paskalides Coumou Raymond J. Billington Bet!>)' Keene Au tin Barbara Bone Leavitt* Harold D. Cross Mary Hitch Bowles l\lar) Lee Au tin Carol J. Leonard''' Louise MacGill Dages Doroth, Washburn Leonard Sally Baty Braje Elizabeth Young Baker - Eleanor Otterson DeCourcy Mary Mastin Campbell Brenda Mahoney Beckman Paul A. LeVecque Elizabeth Robertson Deuble Dorothy Duda Cecelski Randi Miner Black Robert H. Libby Paul H. Dionne Fabia Bowman Chandler l\larjorie Au tin Lupo Barnet Fain Bets} Burns Homann Lindon Christie, Jr.* F. Bruce Brad haw Da,•id E. L} nn* Joyce Peters Fessenden* Priscilla Crossfield Close Margaret Connelly Callahan* James A. l\1acLean* Charles F. Fisher Edith M. Costello Su an Franklin Chapman Bruce A. l\lacPher on Harriet Sherman Fortier GeraJd B. Cowperthwaite Richard Q. Clough Kathleen L. Markham Edwin E. Fraktman* Robert B. Cross''' Octavia Smith Cobb Elizabeth Smart 1erriam* L. Martha Friedlaender* Ann Thoman Cushman Jane Whipple Coddington* Nanc} Weare l\lerriman Kenneth R. Gesner Karl E. Decker Richard A. Cole William J. D. l\liller Elaine Mark Goldsmith* Merrillyn Healey Decker Margot White Cottrell Elizabeth Levardsen Finegan Joan Erskine Green Karl Dornish, Jr/' William M. Crook Memorial Fund Elaine Kahn Greenberg* Martha Cornish Downing Helen Chambers Cross* Edna l\liller Mordecai Robert E. Grindle Benjamin R. Duce Janet Killheffer Dalonzo David l\lorse, Jr.* Robert S. Grodberg Diane Stowell Duce Ann Burnham Deering* Deborah Bru h Morse* Robert W. Guterman* C. Arthur Eddy, Jr.* John • Deering''' Herbert S. Nagle�' Robert T. Hargrave V Barbara Guernsey Eddy* Jane l\lillett Domish''' Ann Orth Needham* Mary Ellen Betts Harrison Edwin R. Eisen* John A. Dutton* William E. Neth* Jane Metcalf Healey Georgia Roy Eustis* Virginia Coggins Eilertson Katharine O. Parker* Dorcas Crocker Hodgdon Peter D. Fishbin Sidney W. Farr* Edmund Pecukonis Norman S. Hodgkins Faith DeVol Gross* Leon E. Fernandez''' Ann Ryan Pierce* Ellen Hay Holway Robert H. Hawkin , llF Sarah Keeney Fisher Graham T. Pierce* Florence Fisher Hooper* Carolyn Perron Hennig* Judith Lawson Florence Lionel J. Poliquin Sally Baines Howard* Jo Anne Conkling Hoffman':' Annette Irons George Beverly Cushman Pratt* Elizabeth Chilson Hudson* Robert F. Hudson* Alice Beale Gleason Patricia Merrill Pratt Roger M. Huebsch* Susan Smith Huebsch* Robert W. Gleason, Jr. Philip W. Hussey, Jr.* Gerald R. Ramin* Thomas A. Hunt A. Minot Greene Cecelia Lasbury Johnson Doris Miller Raphael Nancy Eustis Huprich* John W. Hager* Warren R. Johnson Moir A. Rennie Robert T. Jacobs Rita Hamilton Hager* Helen Osgood Keeler* Alfred J. Rosborough, Jr.* Richard A. Jone * Eugenie Hahlbobm Hampton Franklin King, Ill John T. King, II* Ro.}al Bruce Harde Betty Rivers Russell* Elaine Rhodes Kirstein John D. Krusell* Barbara Ayers Haslam Howard B. Sacks* Carl Klinsman Carol Robinson Kurth Susanne Whitcomb Hays�' Carol Thacker Scott* Helen Wolper Kress Charles M. Landay Barbara Re tall Home* Benjamin R. Sears Anne Chadwick Larrick Benedict A. Leerburger Elinor Small Hudson Herbert Simon* Sevy Levy Alan R. Lindsay Martha D. Hussey* Elizabeth Greer Stark Ruth Flagg Lyon Katherine Davenport Lindsay Ann Dillingham Ingraham '� Anne Plowman Stevens* Barbara Easterbrooks Mailey':' Betty Latter Longbottom Frederick M. Ive , Ill Gordon E. Marquis* Edith Carpenter Sweeney* Robert E. Longbottom Nancy Perron Ives William H. McDonough, Jr. Mary Sargent Swift Judith Thompson Lowe Dorothy Dunn Jones Bruce E. McRoy William N. Taylor* Margaret J. Moore* Stephen Kaufman* Paul R. Mendelsohn* M. George F. Terry, III Janice Sigler Nelson Mar} Stinchfield Kenney David M. MerrHI Richard E. Nickerson Barbara Burg King Nancy Ferguson Thomas Barbara Best Merrill Alfred F. Obery Y\>onne Richmond Knight Nancy Newman Tibbetts* Nancy Twaddle Meserve* Mary Ann Pilon Obery Barbara Ritch Lamprey Ruth Watt Tolford* Roland E. Nagle Albert S. Packard Allan J. Landau Richard B. Tupper Marcella Laverdiere O'Halloran Eleanor Johnson Palmer Lee M. Larson, Jr> Jean Smith Varnum* Paul S. Ostrove* Josephine R. Peary Patricia Levine Levy Richard Verrengia David J. Pape Beverly Ambrose Peter on Joseph Longren, Jr. Miriam Price Patten Elizabeth Shaw Whiteley Lot Phillips Lucille Small Lovegren George D. Pirie* Memorial Fund Lorraine Walker Powley* Earle P. MacGillivray Madelyn Wechsler Pressman Beverly Baker Verrengia James Rapaport John E. Macklin John W. Waalewyn Beryl Baldwin Punt* Philip Reiner-Deutsch* Charle W. Macomber Bradford L. Wall, Jr. Mildred Thornhill Reynolds Ruth E. Reinke Arthur Marchand, Jr. In memory 0f Sarah Packard Rose* Abbott E. Rice* Betty Cuthbertson Marshan Elizabeth Shaw Whiteley Phebe Dow Runyon Arthur Rothenberg* Sandra Sivert McRoy George W. Whitney* Judith Mayer Schneider Arlyne Rosenthal Sacks* Carol Maciver Murphy�' Celand Witham Alden C. Sprague, Jr.* A. Allen Sandler Germaine l\lichaud Orloff* PatriciaOmark Woodwell* Elaine Zervas Stamas Sherman H. Saperstein Estelle Jacobson Ostrove* Anne Burbank Palmer Arline Be rn Julia Laura Sue eulrnu' II amen .lo cph L ( 1111,11li1111 Rachel Quinb) Perl..irt\ Fotini Xcn:iki' Karri' ( etlric I· . llarring ..Jr. I ra11kli11 (.( (Hl ptrtlmaile John B. Philbrook Uarhara 1111 Fultings l•.leanor Shorn I larri' 'ihc:ila I t1111111rl. ( o John N. Rebman Kimm an Salh \ 1111 Di\�111 Hartin lfohcrt \. ( ro11 Da, id L. Robcrb Donald C. Kupl•Nnith KH. iidli llaruta \1111 Uormeau ( Ruth '\leDonald Rob.:rt Bonnie Uarron Laforme \\ i111a111 G. llerdiech I .uurcnl:e 1�. ( 11d111urc Robert L. chultz l{oger Landa.> l'ekr A. lhl\\C \ \uit;i I alter ( urril·r . andra i\kCurd) Schultz Chrhtinc La} er Larson l'hilip < . . he' · Philip R. l>:ml.c:rl Faith Greek\ Sco'el .Jeanne \rnold .Jcllrie\ . Robert S. Lea' ill IJ1111J,!la., l>a' id on Carol Pia' in Shapiro l\laurice C. Lihbe" lknalc Sid.ini.:cr Jordan (,;111 ( ro'b' l>a\ h Judith Orne hon�.) Judith l'cnnock l.lllc) \ udre) IIil linger Kalt I ri, dlla ( l;rhloforo Oa' i-. Harrielte Gia!>\ Siegel "'anq Carroll Luce \\ arrcn I<. h.in, man \lfn•d II. Dean, .Jr. Eli1abeth Harri' Smith Loui'� '\kGuinnc'' l.udlo\\ Gail C.a\ nor Kiri.bride Carol Hall1:1•• a1 lie Lemo\ \'1rgin1a ura\C hihn ton l'cll'r H. I.under John G . . Kochler•. Ir . .l udilh \1111 Hro0\\ ll Okk!.011 C5oJ l cmorial hind Barbara "'ardo11i htcomhcr I· ran!.. I'. I audre\ l'eter (. 011nu1 Seldon C. taplc� .Joan \\ illia1m '\tar�hall anr) Ro\l'cll I �·a\ itt (,corge I. 1-.aton Sue Bh en tap le' John C. hmhall l'.lc;111ur Holll'rl' l.illlchdd .lcau I· rc11d1 l aton Bruce 1. :)ullhan 1 anc) h1gg �kCarth) \tan Danforth I oticr .JohII ( • f'.de' Ronald A. 'rnn\on·· Harn . l\leinhold l'hil p B. l.Ul:C In rni:.nun 111 \ lid1ael Stcc\C\ · i ' Katherine HarhH ll .lean Pratt l\lood.) Doroth) Uapp \Jacklin 1 de, a nu \lil:helc llolh· Ede\ Thalheimer · Charle, A. '\lorri"C.) \lien (). \lacLean Judith \krrill I rh Shirle} Adam Timmonl. Richard .J. ader Ridrnrd H. \JailC.),Jr. l{idiard I. hie\, Jr. Richard \\ . Tripp lh"�ell ,\ . "'ahigh111 l'utricia \lartin \!alone\ Ga) le 'clrncfl I·o J. \\ ood T.> on, Jr. " I inda Po\\ef\ "'icker on Pauline Ho) t \larqui!> · f.rnc\t \. Gauer Kenneth \'un Praug '\Oline "ohlc fern. D. \la\o Sheila l\kDonald Gilman Da, id A. \\ ard Robert \1. l{a,mond . \\ end\ ()�rman \tdnlo h Barry \J. Gi11�hurl! Eloi e Larned \\ e�cott Charle' B. mce Shirk) \ ergu '\lontini Ber I.'oft GloHr l\taq !\lcCullurn \\ oodman lk\erh Colbroth l\loor Su au Carll Gollii:on Donald "-· nice . Diar;e Re} nold� \\ right \nn l\larie licgler nichard Bethior l{e.)nold lorrb Glen P. Gofhn !\tar} Cutter Yan George lfodolph Jocel) 11 Lar.) Mo trom '.> nthia f o GofJin Lou� Robert B. alage L\ dia �mith "'adcr I- rank Guth \. Zambello, Jr.* . E. Loi' Latimer Sa\'UJ.!C A le,andra Johmon Katherine Knight Hall Charlotte l\ ood cull.> * "'icker 011 Janice Klem Han�on \ incent \. Serpn Da\id 01<,en Dougla!. . Hatfield 1956 Dcni\e L) Oil\ hUJlP ( andace ..Orcutt Su\aJl Bo'' er Hcndricl.son Gerald Sih cr<,tcin Da' id R. Palmer ;l\largaret mith Henr) Hugh F. Anderson .J :n \\ . Smith Karen G en Pierce Robert L. He\.e Francis F. Barllett. Jr. B:irbara Bald" in 'mith \ larl.. E. Pon le). Ill Joan \1uir flocking Peter A. Bogren \ ernon \I. ur n en lar) l.a\\ ran e Quarrie '.tlh u. HO\\C Barkev J. Boole Da' id (. • ortor .Julie Pullen Rand \lurgarct l·o Hutchin on Joan l\ enh,orth Boole Ro•eman Crouthamel ortor l.e�lie \\ )man Randolph \uhre} E. Jone� Hope Palmer Bramhall "- anc) I\i cLeod 'tephen�on Peter D. Rigero Gerald k... Jone Frederick R. Bro\\11 Brian K. Stompe La\\ renl:e . 'h a Hachel \\ e t Jone • In memory ot Patricia Hennini.: TI1omp on l\ illiam f. ludc John C. Keal Virginia Gra,es John ton \\ illiam R. Thomp\on \rthur B .•mi tb J. Richard h.edd,• Barbara Barne Bro""n anc) illii.:an Torborg tare I'. tahl Donald G. Kcmicd.>* Nann herman Brown Elaine Gorman tott l)orothi Greenman h.etcbum . Donald l\ . \ ollmer - Peter B} rne .Janet tcbbin' \\ al�h .J udith Phrophctt TimLe11 \ndria Peacock h.ime Paul \\ . Chri\tie 1rg1111.1 ur.1\e\ John,ton \\ illiam R. 'I imkcn Joan ,\dam King Jane E. Collins'" lemon.ii hind Philip \I. Tocantir \ irginia Geori.:c Landre)' Ju tin .\. Cro s arol Harton \\ ard Chari B. Tn igg Ed\\ard J. Lar cban* Janet "lordgren D'Amico llenr) F. G. \\ c), Ill \llan rnn Ge,tcl heila Ml \Iii ter LaHrt) Richard J. D P. La\ igne* D•n id Dunn l\ ill a rd G. \\ .} man. Jr. Eleanor E"ing \ igue* "orman J>. Lee Shirle\ "leedham Eaton Kathleen l\kConaugh) Gu) J. \ ii:ue litabeth \ ogcl Leighton Richard Elliott Lambello lizabcUi Hall Went\\orth• John D. Lud\\ ig Rebecca l�O\'e Engdahl Judith H. \\ il!l!in \ larian ll ood ome Lud'\\ i Robert C. Erb Jr. Jean '\Janie \\ illiam Loi \lacomber Katharine \\ olcott Ern t L� 1111e D' mico McKee Charmian de\ el.I) Farle) 1957 Loi \lur on \ legathlin* E. John Farle.> , Jr. . Hint \loger Loui e Peter on For!>leff athanicl B. Bate 195 H len Roberts Moj.!er Jo\ cc Frazier Fraser� u�an Fairchild Bean o.I\ ida KO\ } C\\ man E: Sheila tcLaughlin William J. Boi� D:nid L. \dam . l)a, id O'Brien nn Chern Booth Barbara C\\ hall Armel Freckmann · Debornh \\ illiam Pinkerton Gerald Gold!>milh':' Thoma . urncld11 l\larciu Grii,:g AtsaHs Gar' . Poor rthur B. Go) ette , orrna \\ illiam�on Bro,,n l\' anC.) Derderian Bagdasarian Fra1tces \\ ren Ra}mond Carol Dauphinee Go.>ette"· Marietta Hobert BurrO\\e Leigh B. Bang HO\\ard 8. Reed \1arihn Perl.in� anton Brian K. Barnard Abbott 0. Greene·· . Jane D�1ih Reisman* Nanc} Hubbard Greene* Harr.> Carlson, Jr. \lari.:ot L. Barrett Linda e\in on Remis* Janine h.ing Greene Janice Thom�on Clui ten en Robert . Bates Da,id \, Rhoadr ·' William E. Haggett Jame\ H. Clark '\lar\o \nn tetson Bate heila Campbell Rhoades Nel on P. Hart* Grace Bear Daile) John • Ba;\ter Tboma F. Rov Barbara Preston Hayes Ronald E. Darroch c, nlhia Gardner Bevin Rohert I\(. altz Richard E. Hellawell Gordon D. Daugharl,h Jr. Jame o. P. Bishop, Jr. l\ ilma E. \lcDonald Sa\\yer Eleanor Ca'' fey Hickey Philip A. Deering Joan Peppard Boehm Aaron B. Schie Robert N. Hine John R. Durant Peter G. Bridite· Wilbur L. Scranton, Ill Ruth Ann Head Horner Arthur E. Engdahl, Jr. l\lary Fllen Chase Bridge* Linda Corcoran Smith_. Barbara Da' b Howard Katherine Sfere Erakli Judith Le\ inc Brody 1111 \\ ieland Spaeth* Patricia McCormack Hultgren Charles R. Fra er* Janet Pratt Bro\\ n Judith �. Spall Susan Miller Hunt Jean Haurand Furmau Judith Garland Bruce* Paul L. S\endsen* Carol.)n Donley lnman Eleanor Gra} Gatenb.>* Pamelia Jone Chri tie�' \ irginia . True' In memory of Anthonl S. 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    c 22 Rebecca Lowd Legro Bayard W. Kennett Philip M. Kay Lynne G. Oakes Jill Margaret Long Phillip Kindy, Jr. Barbara Monahan Kindy David W. Oelerking Elisabeth H. Lyman L. Gary Knight Mary Beth Lawton William R. Palombo Marc Machbitz Howard M. Latham Richard P. Lemieux Diana M. Parker Diane R. Mattison Susan Mahoney Michael Donna G. Lumpkin William E. Portnoy Gerald P. McElroy Russell N. Monbleau Robert B. MacAdam Thomas R. Rippon Barbara C. McGillicuddy* Harrison G. Monk John M. McGirr 1!.lizabeth Rotch Su an L. McGinley Frank W. Musche Eric A. Meindl Carol} n Welch Ryzewicz Norman F. Miner Frank G. Neal, III Richard W. Merkel Jay H. Sandak Jonathan F. Moody Peter C. Nester Linda LaMonica Monk Elizabeth A. Savicki James B. Morang Sally Leighton Niblock Susan M. Monk Jeremy T. Schneider Susan Brown Musche Walter R. Nock Marcella Ray Morin Nancy A. Schweitzer William B. Neil, Jr. Susan K. Nutter Sanda Stemmler Paquette Janet E. 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Williams Gavin Scotti Susan Ebinger Spencer William L. Vanderweil Lynn Smith Short* Susan Rumsey Strong Harold W. Vestermark, Jr. Arthur S. Sills Vincent G. Surabian Paula Willey Vestermark Judith Guptill Simmons* Peter Swartz William A. Walker 1969 Anna Owen Smith* John S. Tara David G. Watterson, Jr. Starbuck Smith 111* Allen H. Throop Diana K. Weatherby Lawrence A. Adams Eric R. Spitzer Janet Meyer Throop Patricia J. Whittemore Barry M. Arkin Pamela Pierson Stokes Carl 0. Tighe Lawrence J. Wholley, Jr. Betsey J. Baker Eliot F. Terborgh Su an P. Turner Susan D. Wood Raymond E. Beard, Jr. Patricia Raymond Thomas* Deborah Wilson Van Atta James C. Bishop Barbara Howard Traister Gerald N. Van Atta, Jr. Rae J. BraunmuUer Fred J. Wetzel Diane G. Van Wyck Peter C. Brown J. Randall Williams IV Richard Waddington 1968 John F. Burn11am Loretta Kirn Williams Glenda Gerrie Walker Howard L. Camp Anne Godley Wilson Elizabeth Hemberg Went Nancy J. Abbott Anne G. 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    PUBLICATIONS Chairs Come Hell or High IVater J\.liriam Stover Thomas' book, Boston Rocker, black, trim and seal in gold, $33· originally published in the Lewiston journalMagazine, tells Cenernl, as above, 35, or with cherry arms, $43. of the partan undergraduate life at Colby in the early Ladies' ide Chair, same, 25. 1870' . The material from the life of the writer's father, Sllipping charges extra; three weelts delivery. Daniel Randall tover '7 1, was taken from personal papers, term bills, textbooks and Zeta Psi news of those day . A"ail­ able from the author, South Harpswell, l\faine (04079); Clock 3.45 plus postage. Based on Eli Terry's style, the Pre­ sentation is 14 by 9 x 4 inches, and Randall Condon and the Condon Medal Frank C. Foster is handcrafted to order; name and '16, on-in-law of the man who endowed the medal recogniz­ class of recipient inscribed on dial, ing Colby's outstanding enior, has wriuen an e say on the old campus print on the lower life and ideals of !\Ir. Condon. lt ha been published by the panel; $39.50. college on the 5oth anni' ersary of the first awarding of the Shipping charges included; three weelti medal. Office of the President. delivery.

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    Jndepe11de111 Study at Colby: The Ja n uary Progra m The concept of independent tudy at Colby is described in tbi booklet from its origin in 1960. Included are regulations, Table admini lrative procedures, Lhe grading system and the cal­ endar - from a signment to deadline. Office of the Presi­ dent. FUNCTIONAL Chm P1 ofile 1974 The statistics on the 429 freshmen (sel­ ected from among 3,488 applicants) in this brochure show their rank and non-academic activities in secondary schools CREATIVE and their various achievement scores. �SA TILE Cons1it11tional Convention This report on actions of the board o[ trustees resulting from the con ention was re­ printed ft om the Alumnus (winter i970) and reports on the University Table, hand-rubbed, butcherblock style, seal in convention. Office of the President. center; 27 in. diameter, 14 in. high, ilf.&in. thick; tempera­ ture-abrasion-alcohol resistant; walnut, $59; maple, $39- (fob Lancaster, NH); three weelts delivery. Oracles Copies from 1965 and 1967-1970 can be obtained Shipping charges extra by mailing a check for .S,6.oo each (iucluding handling) to l\liss Patricia l\Iontgomery, l\Iary Low, Colby College. class

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    J· RUSSEL COULTER writes that after his first wife's death, he married the former larjorie de Kuyper. Russel is in­ George '69 and Che1)1l Moriarty Higgins '70, married in volved in many business and philanthropic activities and Lorimer Chapel last summer, are a third-generation Colby demonstrates his loyalty to Colby with regular contribu­ fam ily. IVith them outside Millett Alumni House are James tions .... TOM CALLAGHAN and his wife tra\'eled last summer IV. '-13 and Evelyn Gates Moriarty '-1-1 , left, and Dr. Gordon to Spain and Tunisia. They ha\'e an apartment in Delray E. and Helen Baldwin Gates '19. George is in his second Beach, Fla., and will spend half the year there and the other year at Tufts University School of Medicine, and Cheryl is teach ing in the Boston school system's "English as a Second half in Willimantic, Conn . . .. cu 'TON A. HOAR is retired but has many hobbies: minerals and a lapidary workshop, Language" progra m. The J\loriartys live in IVeston, Mass. bird watching and counting, and best of all, ''ham" radio Dr. and Mrs. Gates are residents of Bangor. with contacts all over the scates and a few in Europe. Clinton's wife is still gainfully employed. . . . MERTON LAVERTY and his wife invite friends to call on them in their teaching in Revere. Doris is doing many things she has retirement home on Pine Point Road, Scarborough: or in long wanted to do .... MARY WARREN finds retirement very warm months, at their cottage on China Lake. Their inter­ satisfying. She i chairman of the scholarship committee ests include the Scarborough Historical Society, the Public and a committee for revision of by-laws and constitution Library and the i\fethodi t Church.... In 1969, CLIFFORD of the Central l\faine Retired Teachers' Association . . . . o. T. WIEDE completed a distinguished career as president HELE . DRESSER l\ICDO:'\ALD and her husband, Bill, are retired of Aroostook State College of the Uni,·ersity of laine. The and enjoy their lei ure time - with "no earth-shaking Wiedens then traveled to Florida, then went on a five-week hobbies as yet." They \'isited their daughter, son-in-law international seminar to schools in Geneva, i\loscow, and granddaughters in Virginia before they were tran [erred Ankara, Beirut, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Tokyo. Clifford to Pa nama by the Army. The fcDonalds had a nice \'isit is chairman of the Governor's Task Force studying library with llELEN PIERCE BRO\\'N and her husband at their South services in Maine.... BA IL and Frances A!\fES were honored Harpswell home. . . . IDA JONES SMITH travels occasionally on their 4oth wedding anniversary at a dinner party given through the East with relatives and friends, and is continu­ by their three daughter and their families. Basil studies ing her ,·aried community interests: Eastern Star, a literary law and practice in Norridgewock where Frances has club and a united ministry program which brings together taught fifth grade for 35 year ... . ELIZABETH GRIFFIN, who the Episcopal, i\lethodist and Presbyterian churches of has taught at Stearns High School in l\lillinocket since Union prings, N.Y.... Another person interested in 1925, retired in June to her Lincolnville home. It was ecumenical ministry is LUCY OSGOOD DEAN with the "happy built beside Penobscot Bay more than a century ago by her alliance of the Baptist and Presbyterian churches of farion, grandfather. N.Y." ... Lucy and husband, Arthur, are interested in the DORLS WYMAN retired in June after 47 rewarding years at overseas agricultural ministry - their daughter and son-in­ Revere (i\fass.) High School. She will miss the contacts law ser\'e in Sarawak, i\Ialaysia. Lucy expects her mission­ with students and faculty, but may do some substitute ary family home in 1973 and hopes to bring them to our 5oth reunion. . . . MARGARET ABBOTT PAVL and hu band, Herbert, have retired and moved from Philadelphia to We tbrook. "I am the same quiet person I was at Colby - Next June is the month for reunions - '2 1, '26, '31, loving nature, walking (or more often riding, these days, '36, '4 1, '46, '5 1, '56, '6 1 and '66. Your re union commit­ I'm afraid)." ... Bill and MARION DRISKO POWERS plan to tees are making plans and the winter Alumnus will in­ move from Evanston, 111., following Bill's retirement from clude a directory of your classmates. Circle these dates the faculty of orthwestern University. They are having - June 11 through 13 - and plan to return to Colby. a new home built in Sun City, Ariz. Their only son,

    1 7 � Cdl::¥AlJmnUS FALL 1970 \Villiam Jr .. i� a plaslil \urgeon al :i. clinic in Johannes­ burg-. South .'\ f rica.... ARI 11\L KIM.RO\!·. URO\l'N and her hmba11d took a ,i,·wt:ck l'<1l ific Coa'l motor tour from southern C;difo1 11ia lo Hriti'>h C:olumbi.i and re turned \ ia the Tra11s-Canada Highway Lo \\'c'>t Lo ng- Rra11d1, N.J. ... LOUISE Sli:.E LE 'ent us news of a Colby re union i11 July. (P RINTING) HILDA FIFE, LL-ONET1 �- \l'ARllUR roN \\'J\l IARD, JOA JONE.'> S\11111 � and LIB KELLET1 cRA \'1:.1' met al the summer home of Chris CREA TIVE ·-· Booth '26 in Hampton, N.H. DESIGN · ART· TYPOGRA PHY SPIKE and I :i. ttcnded .\lumni \,\'eekcncl. .\., we scanned OFF5£T.lETT£RPR£JJ PRINTING the bulletin board for names of 192 3 c. lass members we were BINDING SHIPPING · MAILING glad to see that of J OllN R. cow. \nd we were happy and · proud to sec him recci\'e a Colby Brick al the din11er. \\'c Phone (207) 622-6288 must say we were prou

    AN E BRO\\'NSTONE PRILL f�KY (;\!rs. Nathan) Kt 1 -.1. was honored rcc.cnliy at a reception of the Dunlop 419 Cumberland A\·c., Apt. j2 Chapter of �la om in China (.\laine). He has been pre­ 24 Portland. l\laine O.J 101 '>iding onl( er of all the York Bodies of :\fasonry and is now '>en ing .1, grand high 1nie\t of the Grand Chapter of faine.

    Dr. LA \l' R E NCE A. PU1 NA\J , a fo1 mer surgcon-in-clticf of the Holyoke (l\Iass.) Hmpital. re tited la'>L .\pril af ter 10 ycan \J JKJA\1 KJ<..L \JJLLl.1:. (�lrs. Christian R.) of practicing medicine and surg-ery. Alter cotrning hi B.S . ·I \\'t:st Strcct degree, he attended Boston Uni\'ersity S<.hool of ;\Iedicine 27 :"\ewtown, Co11n.064 70 and recei\'ed his dq..,'T ec there in 1928. He later Hudicd surgery and pathology at the Uni\cnity of \'icnna, \w.tri,1. \\'c ha\{· \omc more re tirements to report: Ki:.N 'ETH COPP During \\'orld \V.i r II, he scn-ed as a rnmma11dcr in Na\} from tc;H hing in .\It. \'ernon, N.Y., after 40 years: WILLIA:-.t hospitals, and as mcdic.al ofT1cer on an attack tra n po1 L i11 PJJ Rc 1 from the ;'\cw York Telephone Co. (4 1 years); the South Pacific. R ALPl l l'RI c.on from Dow Chemi<.:al (4 1 years); PRI CILLA RL \LLL RJUJARDS after 25 }tan of heading the Boston school lunch proi,rram: FRED TuR:-1:.R from Cony High chool DORIS TOZ IER PUTNA�! (:\!rs. Lawrenc.e) ( .\u gu�ta), whcrc he has been one of 'ew England's out· Box 128 standing cicnc.e teachers and winner of many awards; Orr's Island, l\laine 040GG ZS D R l O O JJ\' Gmu1:-.G from Cony after (her quote) "4 3 and one-half years teaching young American to be better ones, I hope." Dot headed for in eptember. ... LOUISE c1 1 P \IAN DJBBI E reti red after nearly 40 years teaching in Old Sa)brook, Conn., chiefly foreign languages. The Clin/011 (Conn.) lfrrnrder aid: "Over the years frs. Biddle ha� i11nue11ccd thou ands of young people, including many acti\e in town life toda ." ... �!ABEL ROOT HOUIE ub-

    THEODORE R. IJODGKIN , tituted for 12 years after ix years of elementary school president of For ter ,\ lanu­ teaching and 20 •ear of high chool Latin and French facturing Co., \\'ilt0n, ince instruc. tion. She gi\ e Colb credit for fi ne preparation in 19-+3· ha been named chair· those ubjcc�. he enjo y knitting, sewing and ches .... man of the board of direc­ ROBERT WAUGH, recent recipient of l'Ordre des Palme tors of the firm. which pro· ademique at the Fren h Emba y. claim he ha retired duces wooden and plasticware items. Ted was nine year (as ha hi wife). But he keeps hiking over the mountain wi th the Saturday Evening Post before joining For ter of cw Hampshire, reading, dri \'ing, gardening, doing l\fanufacturing in 1934· 111 the ensuing years, the firm has church work and sa\'oring new of hi daughter, Lorene ' ex panded from a single factory to a seven -plant operation. Harris 60 ... ' BERNICE GREEN PINKHAM sends a gracious and Ted is a Colby trustee. poetic invitation for classmates to visit her and her hu band Unu ually high honors ha\·e been bestowe

    Professor ALFRED KING Cl lAPl\!AN, re tired chairman of the Academy. You can ee she remembers Flossie's class: "How Colby English departme nt, has been appointed ombudsman, clear, how keen, how marvelously bright/ The effluence a position created by the Constitution.ii Convention. In of yon distant mountain's head,/ \i\lhich, strewn with snow his modest way, Professor Chapman describes it a a posi­ smooth as the sky can bed,/ Shines like another sun." tion in which he would try to settle grievances of students, Representing Colby at the inauguration of the new acting as a go-between with students and faculty. " o president of Hartwick College wa GREELY PIERCE .... different from what I've already been do ing. " ... CARROLL ELIZABETH WATSON GERRY writes of many activities in Brewer

    18 and of \'isits from her sisters, l\Iary and Jean .... MILDRED MCCARN MARDEI', in for the past 19 years, hopes to visit J\.Iainemore often when her husband retires this year A. Diversi from Boeing Aircraft Corp. . . . Eager for the opening of her classes was teaci1er ARDELLE CHASE. . . . Still attending dis tributors classes are RUTH Dow, librarian at Pittsfield Junior High School, and l\!ARIE HOUIES l\!ITCHELL, soon to complete at Budweiser Michelob Bridgewater (J\lass.) State College the B.A. degree work TAYLOR Gablingers started at Colby ....CLEMENT and his wife traveled to Expo '70 in Japan where son, Tim, was performing with Ruppert Knicker bocker the "California Band." . . . HELE!' S:\!ITH FA\\"CETT and her husband travel often to Paris where their bilingual daugh­ ter is a secretary. WATERVILLE, MAINE Remember that "loaded" question? (What are your ideas about the direction Colby has taken lately and should take in the future?) Half of you ducked it. But the answers received were int eresting. They ranged from Holmes' pithy "Teach them good manners," through "re-institute those outmoded words 'expel, dismiss' and 'common sense' " (Pierce and Copp). to a puzzled "It's too complex for me." Then there's Dow's generalized comment, "Less of author­ Boothby&Bartlett ity in the home, education and o-overnment stems back to the loss of the authority of Goel." Here's a special com­ INSURANCE plaint (Gould): "Classes should not be closed to those Since who want to attend." And a corollary (Giddings) : "Should a minority group stop the whole college, and should 1859 academic qualifications be lowered for those unable to attain them?" 185 Main Street Waterville, Maine Some additional comments follow. "A good job of keep­ ing the lid on. (Copp) Let's combine sympathetic listening to students in general with a firm hand in dealing with the far-out radicals." "This permi sive age with its radical youth has me completely bewildered. (Green) Greater Edward L. Atkins minds than mine are needed to meet today's challenges. I'm sure Colby has the ne<:ded leadership." "The fact that we've heard of no violence at Colby is a credit to the ad­ ministration. (Root) Any demands that are proper and reasonable should be met." "Great efforts should be made to have the dissenters present constructive alternatives Atkins (faylor)." "I think Colby is taking the right direction. $ (Smith) .... I feel students at Colby are in an ideal learning PRINTING situation, well placed to see what is going on in society and SERVICE the world. Anticipation of possible future developments by the faculty and the president, as well as the trustees, 34 Main Street, Waterville keeps the changing areas and student opinions current." An answer from Ralph Smith looks toward the future: "I think Colby handled the campus situation very astutely. Colby should continue to strive to teach the basic truths for a sound future. Our educational system must contin­ ually keep up with the rate of increase of knowledge, but strive to educate- also toward basic wisdom. One of these building blocks a person gets only what he works for and earns - must be dug out of its dusty corner. The populace that stands on a solid foundation will be able to findleaders and go forward."

    furnishers of brick!J JEAN M. WATSON at Colby College 67 Hawthorne Drive N. 29 New London, Conn. 06320 DANVILLE, MAINE Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE FLETCHER celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary in June. He taught school for nine

    19 the Cd�AlJmnLJS FALL i970 years. the last year as principal of Kingfield High School. For eight vears he was a foreman of the lathe room at the GEORGE IL ST ERN '3 t Winter l\lill in King fic:ld. In ' ! HS they mo\ Cd Lo Rangeley FRED J. STERNS '29 where he owned and opera ted a !1,hing tac kle store known HERBERT D. STERNS '4 1 nationally as Fletc her's Fly Shop. He sold the s tore in 1962 but worked in the bmi nc:ss until his re tirement. The Fletchers li\·e in St. Peters burg. Fla .. from November to l\fay. They rcce11tly purc hased the Zena Kingsley Kyes home in S trong. and are rcmodc:ling it for thc:ir permanent maine's home. i\(rs. Fletcher w.1s graduated from Eastc:rn S ta te most beautiful store Normal School (now l\Iaine i\faritime . \c adem)) a11d taught elementary school for 20 years. The Flc:td1ers haYe one son, Earle. G. CECIL GODDARD was re-elected a 11ational council repre­

    se11tati\·e from the \\'aten ille Coun c i l of Boy S ouLs to WATERVILLE SKOWHEGA the annual meeting held in ,\ l ,1 y in Del1\er, Co lo. Alcle11 sire�s G. Barber, chief swut ell.ccuti\ e, in a letter Lo Cecil aid: "The problems and challenges fating tod,1y's youth make the intere t and efforts of men like you even more signifi­ cant in the wpport of Srnut i ng and Bo) power ' 7G ." ... WANTED Dean J\IARK R. Sl lIBLE , head of the Co llege of Ed ucation at the University of i\fainc since 191; a11d direc.wr of the Fo rmer Maine People summer session, w:i.s commencement speaker at the Houlton High School graduation exercises in J u ne. Dea11 Shibles with Financial Resources ha a master of education degree from B0Ho11 Uni\·ersity and was awarded the honorary degree of doc tor of humane The :\Taine Department of Economic letters by Colby i11 195.1 . In 1955 he recei\ed an honorary all type of doctor of science in educ a t ion dq.,rree from Boston Uni\'er­ Dc\'elopment i enrnuraging sity. His professional ex perienc e imlude., Leac hing. elemen ­ busine-;�men, en trepreneur , inventors tary and secondary sc hool printipal, director of curriculum managemem people, engineer , scien­ and superi n tendent of sthool� in Belmont, ;\ f as . He ha tisb. ( hemi'>l', etc. . to move all cla e of served as a member of the Colby board of trustees and i non-polluting indu trie back to :\Iaine. a member of the ath·isory board of S.tint Jo eph's College, The DED will as ist the e per ons in any North Windham. of guidance, ROSALIE J\!OSllER REY I\OLD .. daughter, Bethia ;\forris '57, wa that it can - in term her husband, John. and their three daughters, from Helen - infor111�1tion on indu trial area , informa­ burgh, Scotland, visi ted her for two month this summer. tion on im e wr and other our e of Professor i\Iorris of the inorga nic c.hemistry department at finance. the Strathclyde University, G lasg low, 'cotland, made a three-week lecture tour of se\'eral rnllege and universities If you \\'Ot1ld like to co IE BACK HO 1E, in the United States and Ca nada. you are urged to contact Dr. Richard Your correspondent spent a wonderful summer at a lake Lyreue, Department of Economic near Brewer with my two sisters, i\Iary Flanders and De\'elopment, tate House, Augu ta, Eli?abeth Gerry. I met Ethel Henderson Ferguson's one­ year-old granddaughter, i\lelinda Cole, duri ng my two-day Jaine 04330. visit with Ethel at Grand Lake.

    \'ESTA ALDEN PUTNA:\[ (l\Irs. George C.) Route 2 headquarters for Oakland, Iaine 04963 33 books,

    MA LCOLM WILSON is president of the Waten•ille Rotary prints, Club. BERT HAYWARD of Philadelphia was a guest at the souvenirs club last summer. . . . In September, DOROTHY HARLOW colb SKILLINGS of the special sen•ices department celebrated the anniversary of her 27th year with Union futual Life Insurance Co. of Portland. Dorothy took a trip to Portugal in November. . . . CARL ACKLEY, Conner acting district manager in l\1aine for l\fobil Oil Corp., retired last summer from his post as president and general manager of E. Rob­ Roberts Union inson, Inc., a Mobil affiliate in Hartsdale, N. Y., after 37 years with the organization. He joined as a service station

    20 attendant in 1933. He held marketing posts in Augusta and Boston before moYing to 1\Iobil's Portland office where he served from 1943 to 1957. Carl was a district manager in Worcester and Pro\'idence prior to joining the Robinson firm in 1966. Our class president, JOHN P. DAYA · , was honored last spring by a testimonial dinner giYen by the Westbrook Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. "'Paddy" has been at \Vestbrook High School for 25 years as a teacher, coach and athletic director. The Eagles presented Paddy with a gift, both as an expression of appreciation for his many contributions to the community and as a lasting tribute to his younger son, Ben, who ga,·e his life in \ ietnam. The dinner marked the first award of a trophy to be given annually by the Eagles to \'Vestbrook High's outstanding athlete of the year. Known as the Ben Davan l\femorial Trophy, it honors all men who have given their lives for our country. The Eagles also plan to establish, in their memory, an athletic scholarship. It will be presented annually to a desen·ing senior. ... LOU l�E '\l lTH \'ELTEI\ retired last spring after 35 years a private secretary to Lewis Ur. Sa muel V. just '62 and Jea nne Lilllefield Hammond Cotlow, life insurance agent, explorer, author and lecturer. '-1 9 talk over recent developments at Colby during a break Since her re tirement, Loui e, who till makes New York between classes of the summer Lancaster Course in ophthal­ City home base, has been doing a great deal of traYeling mology. Dr. just, a Xavy lieutenant commander, was among as well as enjoying her coumry home in \'ermont. She IF/ physicians from all over the country enrolled in the returned from France, England and Ireland in time to I I-week course, which helps prepare them for state board ' examinations in ophthalmology. Mrs. Hammond, secrela1)' attend the June wedding of LIB S\\"A1\T01' ALLA1\ s daughter, .l\fargie '69 to Robert Ewell '71. l\fy daughter. Carol '69, for the course, is employed in the office of the registrar was maid of honor. Another member of the class of 1933 during the regular academic year. Dr. just is a resident at the Philadelphia Xaval Hospital. He lives in Mar/ton, N.]., present was BARBARA JOHNSON ALDEN. with his wife and three children.

    MARGARET SALMOND i\IATHJ::SOI\ (J\Jrs. Donald A.) Lakeview Drive 34 China, l\Iaine04926 New showcase After 39 years of seniice in the chool systems of Yar­ mouth and :Freeport, HAMILTON GRANT will make his retire­ for ment home in Alna with his wife, the {ormer Velma Jewett. They will live on the Jewett farm where they haYe spent travellers summers for many years. The Grants are looking forward to a life in the open, raising blueberries and vegetables, and to visits with their son, Professor Roland Grant, and in the heart of Maine their two grandchildren in Billings, J\Jont. ... GEORGE MA "N writes from Houston, Texas, that he would like to see us all again at some commencement. In 1969, our reunion year, he and his wife were vacationing in Rome. He mNWAY-MAINE looked all over for a place to send a cable, but couldn't find oneopen. This past June they were again on vacation in Europe. How about making it to Colby in 1971? We MOTOR HOTEL would like to see you, too! on Interstate ® Waterville, Maine RUTH HANDLEY PRICE is living on Gould Farm, Great Barrington, J\.Iass. Her husband, the Rev. Hampton Price, is executive director of the farm. Ruth enclosed in her letter a brochure describing the work that they do. Gould Farm is a rehabilitation center that offers "milieu therapy." It consists of rest, care, work and counseling for the Gateway to Rangeley Lakes and all major poin ts. troubled. The Prices have been there for eight years. The ultimate in luxury,: 86-air-conditioned rooms Prior to this they served a pastorate in the University of with TV. pool, re tau1ant, cocktail lounge. Chicago area, two pastorates in l\Iassachusetts, and seven years in Utah. They have two sons and two daughters. Telephone I 207/873-3335 Their youngest daughter entered the University of Denver in September. Ruth ended her letter by saying that the

    21 the Cdl¥Af.Jmnus FALL t970 fann i rea lly unbelic\'able and that C\·cryonc i'> welcome fOA l\ ' \! AC \f l RI R\' \\'ORK \IAN (.\frs. Linwood Jr.) LO to \i'>il. ... It \\ ;t� gc)()d hca r that �lll·R\IAl\ RL'\\FJ I, who 'I lipring La ne wa., with our cl;1.,., fre�hm.111 vc.1 r. re lut nC'Cl aftcr that to 41 \\'oocl\ ilfc, .\ la��. 01781 .\mltcr�l College. He i'> retireci ancl '>pe11cl� th1<:e months a year in Cou1tl) Galway. lrel.111cl, hu11ti11g fo:-..cs .111d e11joyi11g I'" R t '>\� I I A11non . head of the st icnce department at the deliglll., of :w th·l c 11tu1 y plumli i 11g .i 11cl 1 HtlH entur y \\'.1tt'l \ illt- lligh .l.ic lrool, h.t'> been name:cl a Hilda ,\ f aehl i ng tlte sen·icc. The l e'> t of thc > car he �pc11cl., a lot ol time ;1., Ft"llow Ii\ \.,.,oc iation of Cla�'>rnom Teachers of the i chairma11 of the boa rd of .1 .\ lo11tc�.,01·i '>c hool for cltildrc11 :'\.ition.t l bl111 alio11 ,\ .,.,oc a lion . .Ja11e will ll'>e her grant to de, ice�. from the age of three to third gTade le·\ el. · 1 he sc hoot ;t l.,o cle\ elop ",1 u to-lulorial l c

    :\llCllAFL "Jerry" RYAi' 1900 South Clayton Street A'\'\ JOl\I... Gil \IOR� ( .\ f rs. John) 37 Dell\·er, Colo. 802 10 .\ liH) La 1 1e - Broad Cove 42 Ca pe Ui1aheth, :'\Jaine 0.1 107 Summer new<, i tems ltighlightecl two of our be., t-tr;l\elecl and most actiYe lla.,�m:1te'>. rtULU l'!l\1·t n IL K0\\''>1'1 :incl Col. 11 \l '' "'""'· who relllrnecl in July from a year's ROL-\ :'\D CA;\!\IOl\D. i "Ki" Z ukow., k (.\I�. \\'alter). new!) ap­ tour i n \ 'iunam. ha' rec e1\ ecl hi� sec. 011d Legion of Merit o . poi n ted d1airman of the m,1t lu::matit\ department at C lliv .11... a1d, tlte Joint Com mendation .\Jedal, and the Honor d was written up in the aily J.:r' ll llf'hl'l /01111/f// (.\ugmtJ) .\ kd.t l (ht\l da'') from the go\ ernment of outh Vietnam. at : when she spoke the a111111.d meeting of the ..\ nH ric a 1 1 H.tl \tT\ eel "' chief of opcrauonal p la ns and req uirements Association of ll11i\Tr'>it) \\'omen ( \ugu'>l.1 lnand1). Luc ille ,,·1th the l' 'i. .\lilitarv ..\\\i�ta11ce Command i n aigon. He t od relatecl her e:-.. pcriente� Ii\ i11g- i11 he :'\ear l:.a�t to t a) 's i, :i u.H hecl lo the. Continental Anny Command at Fort t en e '>illlation there. and hu.,ba 11cl \\'.d ter. tha innan She .\fo111oc \';i., a\ cllp u t � thief of �tall for penonnel. of the clep:1rtme11l of .1clmi11i'>tr.i tiH· '><. ic.·nct'. li\C:d in Bagh­ dad. Iraq. and in hta11bul. Turkq. d uri ng ....dil> .1ticah. 111 1- L\tA PRoc.10R \!Al l fLSON (:'\Irs. Delbert D.) Roland. 011e-time Etho ed itor, '>poke during \\'orld Peace ( ) John\011 ,\\e. Day at Expo 'io in ChaL1. Jap.111. He opera tt·s a publ i c.. \\'attn ille, �Jaine 0490 1 Edicorial 43 re lation firm. Commu11ilatiom. Im .. i11 :"\cw York City. An author of book., on religion. Roland repre­ C\ROI \' 'L 11" c \IARl l" represen ted Colby at the inau­ sented the Unitarian l'ni' l'l''>.tli�t .\�'>01i.i tio11 at \\"oriel �uration of the ntw prc'> ident of l'\onh Adams ( ;\l ass.) Peace Da}- He i� pre!>iclen t of the l'ni'cr'>.tli�l Churc. h 111 'it.tle College . . . PHUY u1c111 0:-; , director o( Junior 'ew York. . .\chieHmull of \\'t tern Co nnec ti c ut ince 1954 . resigned hi� i' )Car. In 19GG he wa the first winner of JLDn 11 QUJ.' r !>C. l!Rl:.!D�R (.\Ir!>. Stanlq H.) po\llio11 t h pr�ented eac h year by Junior 2.J Ballard 'treel the (.h,1rle� Hook .\\\ant . \d1ie' cmen l 1 1 a Lion al h eadquarters to t11e nation's out­ 39 'ewton Centre, .\la!>\. 02 1 5!1 '>La11di 1 1g c:-.. ec uti\ e d1reoor. Perley i imolved in other D\1 ICl!T .'>ARCF :\T. a Col b\ lnt\tee. atlenclecl the Inter­ T1 um bull, Lonn., comm uni t) affairs. 0\er the years he in national Pre�' l mtitute .h e�bl> Hong Kong. . . Rllll­ ha-. worked \\ ilh more than 10,000 teen-agen. ARD 11ori-Il\" was gi\Cn a �urpi i.,e LC'>Limonial clin11er in H,1\e anv of )CHI een ROBtRT Dl:.COR:\l lER conducting the ho nor of hi� retirement ;1� pri!ll ipal of Frecpon High DeC..ormicr inger\ on Lele\ i ion? He ha been on the Ed Sc.hoo l. . . The Re\'. l\Al l lAl\AIL \!. GL PTI LL. pre idelll of , ulli\<111 '>how., a11d la l year wa the director of the Ed the i\li��ionary Soc.iety of Co11neniun .1ml the Trmtce of Sulli\ an ingen in a " a lute to I rael" program . . .. JIM the Fund for .\ li11iHe1�. "'".., the gue'> l mi11i ter for the 25oth \!ORI \RI\ wa\ named a senior vice pre ident of group sales a n 1 1i\·ersa ry lelebra tio11 of the Fir t Congrega tio11al Churc. h ,i nd \en ite for John Hanco k Life In urance . . .. DELBERT, of Griswold, Con 11. after 23 )Can. with the \\'. B. A rnold Co. in \Vaterville, has bec ome the new bu ines manager of the Kennebec alley Regiona l Health gency.

    DOUGLAS N. S:\llTH q2 \Vest i\1ain treet - . Ellsworth, i\1aine0460 Dividends 45 5 P LL R. IIL'BER wa an unsucce ful ca nd i date for the 'tate 5% Per Annum enate. Pa ul is general station manager of WRKD in Rockl a n d and ha sen·ed three terms i n the l\Iaine House COMPOUNDED DAILY! of Repre entatiYes. He i married to the former Doris Tr Taylor and they ha\·e fi\ e daughters ... . MA RICE WHllTE , associate profe or of chemistry at Gorham campus of the Russell M. Squire, President Unive1 ity of Maine, has been elected a fellow of the Colby 1925 American In titute of Chemists.... CRACE KEEFER PARK.ER writes that she is an elementary school teacher with an "extra son" this summer. He is Peter Sa bune, an exchange

    22 student from Uganda, East :\.frica. He attended high school Abington Press has pub­ with her two oldest, Ken and Deb. Her other son, Alan, lished a new book by the is in the eigth grade. Rev. C. Freeman Sleeper CON TANCE STA:'\LEY SHA:\E i in \\0aten·liet, ;\lich., and is '54. Black Power and Chris­ busy helping two daughters through \lichigan State Uni,·er­ tian Responsibility, which sity. One dauohter was graduated from \JSU and married deals with the emergence of last summer. Four more offspring are rapidly nearing the black power concept, college age. Connie says she was busy last summer pre­ central questions that face paring to teach again. the white community, and how the Bible can proYide DORIE MEYER HAWKES (;\Irs. Richard L.) important insights for this crucial struggle for justice in R.F.D. #1 America. The Rev. Mr. Sleeper is associate professor of re­ Fairfield, l\Iaine 47 ligion at Trinity College in Hartford, Conn. He received his bachelor of di' inity from Yale and his Ph.D. from Van­ TED Rt.: SELL ·was a candidate for the Democratic nomina­ derbilt Uni,·ersity. and is a member of the Connecticut tion for the officeof treasurer of Kennebec (:'llaine) County. Committee on Race and Religion. He lives in Cromwell, He is chairman of the County Democratic Committee and Conn., where he has been a member of the board of a member of the 1970 state platform committee. Good educa tion. luck, Ted .... BURTON SH IRO and .John .Jabar '52 are asso­ ciated in general law practice in \\'aten·ille .... Dr. HAROLD KEARNEY, a youth educa tion speciali t at the Uni,ersity of rations were BE\" BAR;-.;ETT A?>Ii\IANN at Union College and . i\faine, spoke this spring at the Bangor Regional .\s ocia­ DO:\ J\ICOLL at Howard Uni,·ersity. tion for Children with Learning Disabilitie . His topic was It was great having notes from G. I. S:'.\!ITH, who though "How Parents Can Help Children with Learning Dis­ living in California, manages to get back to Colby once CLAYTO:\ CLRRIER abilities." ... i a junior high mathematics in a while; and from ED WALLER, who is busy with a young, teacher at the Timberlane Regional District School, At- growing business, but didn't say what the business was. kinson, .H. JUJ\E \\"HITE ROSE;\"BERG just wanted to say hello.... The SIL\"A family just re turned from their sixth summer at JEAN SHEPPARD SIL\"A (Mrs. Bernard) Y\fC. .\ Camp Becket in the Berkshires, where Bernie is 33 Marla Lane the associate director. I am back at Reading i\Iemorial 49 Reading, l\Iass. 01867 High School as assistant librarian. HOPE HARVEY GRAF and I sing in the Polymnia Choral Society, and are members of the .\ferrimack Valley Colby Club, along with '49ers JEAN HILLSE · made an employment shift last year from JUSTl:\E JACKSON DOHERTY, TONY FERA RO:'.\fANO and MARTY Ea ter Seal to Blue Cross, and i a member of the Alumni BENNETT HEADLEY. Council. ... LORENZO RA TELLI i teaching in a outhington, One note of apology: some of my mail was accidently Conn., elementary school. He enjoved our 20th reunion. destroyed this summer, including some news from alumni. See you in '74. . . . Last year D\\"Ir,HT ERLICK accepted a I po ition with the National Bureau of tandards in \Vash­ Please, if you wrote this summer, send me a repeat. don't want to rely on memory for details! ington, D. C., as deputy chief of the social science group . . . . BUD 'ANNIG has been appointed a manager of technical market en·ices for the Chemical Products Corp. in East PAULI "E BERRY ROWELL (Mrs. Robert C.) PrO\ idence, R.I. ... The ll'a terville en tine/ has assigned 41 Winter Street HORACE P. LANDRY to the paper' kowhegan office to broad­ so ''\at en•ille, l\faine0490 1 en coverage of news in that area .... :'.\!Al' ON CARTER was elected recently to the board of directors of the William A grand reunion was held in June, and too bad you all Caner Co., a national knitwear manufacturer. He is also couldn't attend! Class President KEVIN HILL and BOB ROSEN­ a director of the 1eedham Y\ICA, a tru tee of 1ew Eng­ THAL were chefs, catering the party at Bob's camp. About land Deaconne s Hospital and acti,·e in Masonry .... Tak­ 50 attended. BARBARA "Pinky" STARR WOLF, traveling from ing new position in the teaching field are: w11'STOK Ross, in­ Brazil, must have set some sort of record. Must give more structor of mathematic and cience at 1orthern J\Iaine credit to your reunion committee, since the dinner was not Vocational Technical Institute; BARBARA GRANT DOYLE, only delicious but there was a profit to return to the alumni kindergarten teacher in Thetford, ;\lass.; and SHIRLEY BO 'D fund ! !CGILL, phy ical education at Tenacre Country Day School, News of the class: JIM FRASER, with General Electric, Welle ley, ;\las . writes that at reunion time he was in tl1e process of moving In local politics i CARLETON PORTER. He is running for hi family, including six children, from Providence to a three-year term as school committeeman for the i\fa cono­ Westtown, Pa .... JOHN PARK.ES has been appoin ted man­ met Regional chool in Top field, .\Jass. Carleton i man­ ager of the Little office of Frederick C. Church and Co. of ager of data proces ing and programming for the General Lowell, fass. Electric Co.... Ronald peer , Republican candidate for DONALD :IL JACOBS has been appointed headmaster of Congress from i\faine's Fir t District, named ROY WOODMAN Kents Hill (i\Iaine) School. ... RICHARD F. ARMKNECHT JR., of Readfield a hi finance chairman and treasurer. ... treasurer of the William Carter Co., has been elected to its Repre enting Colby at recent college presidential inaugu- board of directors. . . . PHIL SHEARMAN, who is minister of 23 the Cd�Al.unnLJS FALL i970 the .\,Jil.111d .\H·1111e Il.ipli'>l C:hu11h (Toledo. Ohio). w101c f.1mih (JC'1111ifn. 10, f\ ,111. fi 1e, a11d Rro11wy11c, 18 months) that he could11'1 m;11 1agl' thl' 11 ip L1\t i11 time fo r reu 11io11. 1 i\i l t'd lit'r mother i11 lklfa,t tlii\ '>UrnnH'r. 'I hey li\C' in Thi' f.111 Ill' h." li11ce d1ildn•11 in wl ll'gl'. ;1 '011 i11 high \\'t''> l B1 idgt'w.1tn, .\ f.1\\ .. a11d ;11 · buildi11K a c a mp at �1 hool . .1 d.1ughte1 i11 the -.i,th gr;1dc .111d a tl11 ee- ;e;1 r-o ld R.111gC'ln. o at home. \\'(· 1 1.111· c.i mpt·I'> :11110 11g ur ra nk'>. l'I 11 K a11d "Chris" i\ly mi n lift• i-, that of :1 illl'>) hoU'>l'll'ik: 011e d.1ughte1 (1 I" ( llRl\11 "' ') 110,\lll RC.I R ;111d fa mil) h,l\e had \Orne at the ll11i1cr\ity of \'t·1 11101 11. two i11 high ,dwol. 011t· i11 !.ire.11 1i111c ' t.1111pi11g in \f;1\\,l(hll\t'tt\ alo11g with the ,\ fc­ o junior high a11cl my littlt' 011e a 1c1y happy fi1,1 gracll'I. l11t11t·'>. I .t l>o1 \ ;111d Kuc:l111clorf... 111 .\ugmt they enj yed .\nd )l''>.• di d:1ughtlT'>! .\, .1 11t·11· co1 ll''J>011dt·11t. I cotdd tlll' •.c1 011d :\c11 11l "oho1t· C.olb) rnoko11t al the home of ll'>t' .1 11y 11e11''· a11d would .i pp1e1 iatc iL. jo.111 .1 1111 U1.11 l1C' .\ le l11l)rl' '5 1 in �larblchtacl. -1 he menu 111< l t1dl'cl loll'>tt'I , '>lea k a11d cor11 bo iled in \ca water. lt'5

    < llARU \ a11d JO.\:\C. .\ \I \I \/\:\ \IC I' I\ RI l)()\li1d to liu o1m· .t 1r;1d1t1011! . _ . Duri11g the c.oming 29th at the '.!/E l m StrtT l \1111u;i l 111,ututt 011 l· ulc1 the l IT.t l of IT\t'I 1 c·' i 11 tai..able or tax-free

    DICK 1u:-.1 i-, marketing 111.111;1gcr for the llolli11g,wort h ('\( lt.111gt'\. and Vo�e Co. The Rc:11y, lia1·c: four d1ild1e11 a11d li1e i11 1\ Ja�s. \Vell<.:�ley. . . 1-.R� ll I OR I I:'\ liH'\ with hi' wife .111d I ORI l'I A 1110\1 1'\0:\ \IAl'l l.\ three c. hildren i11 Longmeadow. ,\ l.1�'· I le h.I'> liee11 Jllo­ 1 :18 C.lt ' m i c le Ro;id motcd to cli1 i'>io11 traffic m.1 11.1gc:r for the 'ew E11gla11d 53 .\ lurr,1y Hill. � .J. ll7'.l7 1 Telcpho11c Co. i 11 Spri 11ghelcl. . . . RL '' c.01 D\\11 111 a 11d Boll "Fearle�s" u E h;11·e found them.,eh l''> faci 11g c:.1d1 01 lwr i 11 the c. ru i�i11g cla�'> � held oil �l.11 lilche:1d . . . . '> '>tt'lll'> LEE PRE�C:O l'T ha' been appoi 11tc:cl a\\oci:1 t c � di1ecto1 in the commerc ial li11C\ �V'>l<:1m cli1 i'>io11 of the multi-line ope ratiom departme11t at 1 he Tr,l\ckr'> Im111a11cc: Com­ panies. Hartford. Co 11n. . . Thc:1C· \\',!'> an a1 tic lc in a

    Portla nd paper al)Qut the Lielie,k i11d fa mil) ('Kii' r 1:-.111 Re. ) ( \RU I 0:\ DA y Rl:'.ED, a con­ and thei r rcanion ... c'>pec i.tlh thmc of .-\ Ian. 15, to lile in tractor and member of the hrael. They are c111hu,i:1\tic .t lJOul their 11t·11· Cl. L1uric.l', ha entertd Yeni t) of .\ faine. "Bud," Colby in the cla�� of I�)/ I· ... llARI .\ i\ll 1 "" \IA:'>< ha'> he{'n who '>tned on the .\lumni p romoted to das� th ree i11 the foreig11 '>l'I'\ ice. . . k.lR'>l lAW Cou 111 i I f ro111 1 ql>li to 19li9. is i 11 hi\ third enate term after POWELL was e lected pre� idc11t of the ho.11d ol di1ec tor5 of ,t·n i11g one i11 the Home. He UC(eeded Robert .-\. ;\faiden the Waterl'illc Area Y ..\I. C .. \ ..\11 01hcr p re'liclrnt i, JOIu '10 '" t· n.11c p re idem in 1961 ;1 11d wa a Democratic can­ HUTC!lli\S,wh o heads the Augu�t.1 hra11d1 of the \mer ic111 did.1te !or gm et 1101 i 11 19bG. As�ociatio11 of ll11i\er�ity \\'ome11.. . . RA Y RI 1u1 repre­ Your conc\po11dc11t apologize for the .ib ence of news sen ted Colby at the ce11tc1111ial year c.oll\ocatio11 of Lovola ' in the l.1\1 /11111111 111. The: . taple ,1re fi11ally euled in our U11i1·ersity i;1 Chic.ago i11 .-\pri l. R ay i� .1 douor. pral l i� i11g 11e11· home i11 Rerkt'ie1 HeighLl., '.]. The mo\'e was due in Chicago .... In thi� ekc tio11 )ear two of ou1· cla�'>mates to ele1 uo11 of Boh ('5 1) as a11 offi er of the Home In­ have been auive i11 the politic.al he ld. l'l llL C.A\ IU\IAN i'> •.ur.111<.e C.o. 1 mon th ago. I .1m working a head librarian 011 the �la5 achu5cll5 Repuhlit;111 State Committce from d100!. H al ::'\' orth J'l.1i11f1eld (N.J.) High the a mpde n-Bet k�hire dis tric t. BOB GA BKIF L, who li' e in R,\ 1 nu 11 \k\J F. an assoc iate profe or of educa tion at Nashua, .H.. wa a ca11did;1te for �late reprt '1e11tati\e. Smith Col lege. wa a ppoi nted coordinator of the mit h-

    NOR:\IA BERGQU IST GARl'>ETr (,;\Ir. Nor\'al) 39 Bear Hill Road 52 Cumberland, R. I. 02864 The Knowlton l'>Al'>CY NEWll!AN TIBBETTS works for a pri1·ate ocial welfare agency in Portla11d. Her hu ba nd . Earl, is director of the CSMc Leary Spauldi11g Camp for underpril'i leged ch i ld ren i11 Concord, was N. H. This summer he give11 a plaque in 1 ecog�1 iti o11 Company of his work with the camp.. . . JOlll'> 11. J11cco11· !'> JR. is a part-time instructor of philosophy and religio11 at Colby 3-5 CHURCH STREET this year. He has done graduate work at Columbia Uni­ FARMINGTO N, MAINE 04938 versity, taught at Northern Ill inois Unil'ersity a11d at East (207) 778 -4455

    Corinth ( l\Iaine) Academy.. . . HERBERT SL\!ON was pro­ moted recently to director of administrative a n alysi s in the printers of The Colby Alumnus d i vi sio1 1 of employment of the ew York tate Departme11t of Labor. He had served as data processing adviser in for over 20 years Turkey, Iran and Pakistan . . . . ANNE OSBORN E SHONE and

    24 MINOT GREENE recently received a master of arts degree in economics from Trinity College. . . . LEE LARSON has been promoted by Scott Paper Co. He is the new marketing the store fo r men and boys manpower development manager. Lee has been with Scott since graduation from Colby. ... PAUL MCCLAY was a successful candidate for the i\faine Senate in the June Democratic primaries. . . . DA \'E and NAl\CY (RoBil\501\) ROLLll':S have been transferred to Toronto, where Da\·e is in Levine's charge of the Canadian operation of his company. ROl\ALO FRANCIS has been appointed professor of photo­ graphic science and instrumentation in the College of WATERVILLE, MAINE Photographic Arts and Sciences at the Rochester ( - .Y.) Institute of Technology .... JAl\E :\f!LLETT OORl\ISH has

    been elected to the Alumni Council, and JEAN HAHLBOH ;\I LUDY, '21 HOWIE, '41 PACY, '27 HAMPTON has been re-elected and named vice chairman o[

    the council. . . . OJ?\O SIRAKIOES is a vice president of one of the Litton Industries enterprises, and has been trans­ Northampton Summer School, a cooperative venture .... ferred to New York from the vVest Coast. ' Rowley, fass., is the site for TEO LALLIER s new law office.

    Ted, his wife and on live in Boxford, J\Iass. . . . NELS JA?\ET STEBBl?\S WALSH (i\frs. George) BEVERIOGE is marketing manager for Zonolite products. He 64 Canyon Oak Dri\'e San Raphael, Calif. 94go3 and his family have relocated to Concord, J\Iass .... rro 56 JOHNSON, president of Bliss College. is director of the Shaker J\Iuseum and Library at Sabbathday (J\Iaine) Lake MA RICE c. LIBBEY is acqu1S1t10ns librarian at Eastern and is executive secretary of the 5haker Historical Society. Illinois University (Charleston). He received his master of ''\'ould like to hear from many of you so that the next science degree from the Columbia School o[ Library Sen·ice issue o[ the Alumnus will carry lots o[ class news. in 1966 and worked at the Brooklyn (N.Y.) Public Library for a year before accepting the post at Eastern Illinois.

    Al\N B RNHAM OEERll\G (i\fr . John ,V. Jr.) J\!aurice is continuing his graduate work at the University 27 Hedgeron Dri\'e o[ Illinois (Champaign). He and his wife, i\!artha, have a Falmouth Fore ide, J\faine04 105 son, Peter, and a daughter, Elizabeth. !aurice is the nephew of F. Elizabeth Libbey '29, Colby associate librarian.

    BRIAN L. ALLEY, formerly undergraduate librarian at :i\liami (Ohio) University, has been named assistant director of libraries there. He is in charge of technical services. Brian is married to the former Peggy Egan '59. They have a son, Nathaniel William, born Jan. 3.

    ' LY ·N o AMICO MCKEE ( Irs. Robert) H. RIDGELy BULLOCK is the P.O. Box 2046 new president of U lC In­ 58 APO , Calif. 96555 du tries, Inc., a highly di­

    versified manufacturi ng firm JOHN L ow1G, business manager of the Beverly, J\Iass., in St. Louis, l\Io. Until Au­ telephone office, has been promoted to head of the planning gust, he was executive vice department for the New England Telephone Co. in Fitch­ president. Ridge, who joined U IC last year as secretary burg, J\Ia . With five plant managers reporting to him, and director, received his law degree from the niversity John will be responsible for the installation and repair of of Virginia where he sen•ed on the editorial board of the all telephones in his area. . . . GORDON CUNNINGHAJ\! is Law Review. He also is a partner in a New York law firm. manager of the Thomas J. Beals Co. furni ture store in Ridge erved as an officer with the Air Force in Japan and Freeport. was a theatrical producer in New York. PHILLIP GUILES has been named special agent for Airway Believe it or not, our 15th reunion has come and gone. Underwri ters in ew England. Phil"s headquarters will be A small but enthusiastic group enjoyed a beautiful June in Portland. He is the firm's first New England representa­ weekend at Alden's Camps. Those returning with hus­ tive. Phil has been head of the commercial operators di­ band , wives and some children were: LOU ZA rBELLO, 01 'O vi ion in the home office at Ann Arbor, J\Iich. . . . RON

    SIRAKIOES, JOE PERHAM, JOH ' DUTTON, SHIRLEY AOA!\IS TIM· HALEY has been elected a Jaycees director in Fort Kent, MO s, SUE (BIVEN) and SELDEN STAPLE ) ]EA (HAWES) and one of three serving the state. Ron has served his local DICK ANDERSON, BOB JOH ' ON, GERMAI E MICHAUD ORLOFF, organization as director, vice president, president and state

    CAROLE PLAVIN SHAPIRO, JAl\E WHIPPLE CODDINGTON, JOHN director. He recently won a trophy a "Outstanding State

    PHILBROOK, SLO FARR, FRED PETRA, MARY OUl\O AS RUNSER, JANE Vice President" for the period 1960 to 1970. . . . Al\N

    MILLETT DOR !SH, ELLIE MALL HUDSON, JEA HAHLBOHM WILLCOX CAGLE runs her own secretarial service. Her hus­

    HAMPTON, BRUCE BRADSHAW, and AN ' (BURNHAM) and JACK band i a detective lieutenant with the Ashboro (N.C.)

    OEERI 0G. Police. The Cagels are building a home on a small farm.

    25 the Cd�AllmnUS FALL 1970 GRA YCF. llALL STUDLEY (1\frs.Joh n F.) 333 Willow treet, pt. 211 61 lameda, Calif. 9450 1

    HR <.1. 1 RN�-R. corporate director of personnel at the Conn·r�e Rubber Co. in J\lalden, i\la� ., has been elec.ted pre\idc11t of the New England cxiety for Per onnel Man­ al{emcnt for 1�170-197 1. Bruce directs personnel programs for hi' wmpany's work force in seven plants in ew Eng­ land and Puerto Rico, plu sales offices i11 i\ fassachusetts, Chi«tgo, N<:w York. and South an Franci co. . . . DAVE st�11N was a 5uccc sful Democra tic candidate for one of C. James Fox Rob(·rt j. B11u 1' :\ugw.ta'5 three House eats in the June primary. Dave 1s �en in!{ as as istant exe utive secretary of the faine BARBARA llUNlt::R l'ALLOTl A (.\Ir . John J. 'r.) read1crs· Assoc iation, pre ident of the outhern Kennebec 1828 \\'estfielcl Dri\C: Valley Community A Lion Program, president of the Far­ J\fanlius. N.Y. 1310.1 59 rington Sc hool PT . vice president of the National Educa­ tion Profe�sional 'taff Organi1ation, and a member of the from Ja(k d b Greetings to you Syracu�e. an I. our oys .\o a n a �i�talll profe��or Stee1 ing Committee, chairman of the Planning Committee · . is BOB COCKBUR He i at the Uni,er�it) of :'\cw Brumwick for 'ommu1 1ity Change through Photography, and pastor and has ju5t had a boo!.. publi5hcd, The Xui509 i6th "treet 20731 other people, has formed a corporation, Sc..uiamatic.s, Inc., 63 Cabin J hn, fd. dealing with op1ical character re ognition in the data processing indu try. Good luck t you, Keet. . . . fter receiving his master's degree in social work from Florida State University, Dl::AN STl:.\\'ART ha returned to Bangor to work for the tate Department of Health and Welfare.

    A N DUDLEY DEWJIT ( !rs. Charles E.) R.F.D. #1, Box 319 Oakland, laine 04963 60 DAVID JOH ON recently completed a training course ROCl::R WHEELER JR. has been elected loan officer in the witl1 Delta ir Lines after banking division of ational hawmut Bank of Bo ton. erving seven years in the Roger, wife Joan, and tl1eir three children are living in Air Force. Dave is assigned West ewton .... DAVID LIGHT received hi Ph.D. in English to Delta's tlanta pilot ba e from ew York University Graduate chool of rts and a a econd officer. He i married to a native of l\lillen, Ga. Science. After receiving hi ma ter's degree from ew York BRU E FENN has been appointed a loan officer in the University in 1961, David taught English at Wi consin Waterbury (Conn.) ational Bank. Bruce i working State University. With hi wife, andra, and tl1eir two toward hi master· in bu ine s at the University of Con­ children, he is living in uperior, Wis. . . . GAIL HARDE · necticut (Bridgeport), and i acti e in community affairs. SCHADE is teaching English at Thoma College in Waterville. He wa trea urer of the New Ha en rts Fe tival and Gail, husband Dick, and their two daughters live in Augusta rai ed fund for the New Ha en Rehabilitation Center thi where Dick has his law practice .... DICK HILTO. , who is year. . . . BILL HAN EN and hi father have purcha ed the in California, teaches film production at Carmel High Tannin Corp. in la achu etts, a company which produces School and at i\lon terey Peninsula College. pecial blend of tanning extracts. Located in Peabody, the Now that my children are all in school, I have taken on firm will be known as the Henry W. Hansen Co., Inc. the duties of faine division legi lative chairman for the Bill i treasurer .... RICHARD VAR EY is career development American Association of Uni\·ersity Women. I am also and personnel ervice upervisor of the New England working full time in Augu ta. I would greatly appreciate division of the J\fobile Oil Corp. Rick is concerned with notes concerning your activities. employee relation , salary admini tration, benefits coordi· nation and labor relations. Rick and Donna have a third PAMELA HARRIS HOLDEN (l\Irs. Randall) child; their first daughter, Kimberly Ann. 4744 i 1th Ave. N.E. GORDON MOOG is attending the Air University's squadron Seattle, Wash. 98105 officer school at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. The i4-week school prepares junior officers for command and staff duties. As usual, fall is a time of change. LONA ELDRIDGE HARDY With Gordon are his wife, Beverly, and their children, is teaching remedial reading in the junior high school in Penny and Mark. . . . We've been keeping busy in Cabin Falmouth .... STEVE JOHNSON is a social worker at Thayer John (believe it or not). I'm in volved in local politics as Hospital, Waterville. He joined the rehabilitation depart­ campaign treasurer for a woman ru nning for the J\Iaryland ment and is counsel ing in-patients, clinic patients and com­ House of Delegates. While I'm planning campaign strategy, munity groups. The work is quite a switch for Steve, who Peter's company, Guggenheim Productions, has finished was a Peace Corps volunteer in India for three years. work on the "Ford's Theatre Sound and Light Show." This Steve re cently married the former Leigh Tickerson of presentation involves the events and atmosphere surround­ Waterville. . . . J IM LAMBERT was named manager of the ing the last days of Lincoln's life and is well worth seeing Casco Bank and Trust Co.'s Bridgton office. Jim came to if you are in Washington, D.C. Guggenheim Productions Casco from the Chase l\Ianhattan Bank of 1ew York was recently written up in Time and Newsweek for its City .... In June, FRANK MUSCHE JR. received his M.D. part in various campaigns around the country. degree from Tufts University. Frank and his wife, Susan Our news items for this column have slowed from a Brown '65, will li\'e in Providence while Frank is an intern trickle to a halt! Please keep me infom1ed about yourselves at Rhode Island Hospital. or people you know about, and we'll all have interesting In his fourth season as a director with the University of reading. Thanks a lot. New Hampshire Summer Repertory Theatre, DAVE PE1'HALE directed End Ga me by Samuel Beckett. Dave holds a mas­

    ALISON A. COADY ter of fine arts degree in directing from Wayne State Uni­ 25 Spring Lane versity. His productions include extensive work with 65 Canton, l\1ass.0202 1 Beckett plays and the works of Harold Pinter. ... Air Force Captain BRUCE BARKER has been decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross for air action in Southeast GARY c. ROSS was honored as outstanding supply sen·ices , where he was a RF-101 Voodoo reconnaissance air­ officer of the year after completing a tour of duty at Tan craft pilot. The medal was presented at Shaw Air Force Son Nhut Air Base in Vietnam. He is assigned to Ran­ Base, S.C., where Bruce is now serving with the i8th dolph Air Force Base, Texa , with the 357oth Air Base Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron. It's a unit of the Group. The group provides flying, technical and basic military training for Air Force personnel. ... Among June Tactical Air Command which provides combat units for air support of ground forces. Bruce and J\Iargaret have a graduates were CHARLES E. c RRIE, who received his master's year-old son, Bruce 11. . . . PETE FELLOWS has been ap­ degree in business administration at Golden Gate College pointed assistant director of the news bureau at Rochester in San Francisco, and PA ULI 'E BELA 'GER BEAUDOII'\, who re­ ( .Y.) Institute of Technology. Pete also is completing ceived her master of arts degree in French from Trinity work on a ma ter of arts degree in public relations at College. Syracuse University. . . . J OHN CARVELLAS and his wife, I am leaving for a four-week vacation in England, or­ Betty Savicki '68, are living in Syracuse while John pursues way and Germany. So I haven't had much chance to con­ hi Ph.D. at the university. Prior to his recent move, John tact classmates. But I promise to have more news next taught in Boston and completed his requirements for a time. From friends I have kept in touch with, I have a master' degree in economics at Northeastern University. . .. few more notes. JOSS COYLE BIERMAN, after five years in BETH PEO ARMSTRONG made her "operatic" debut as a Iady­ New York City, has moved with husband, Norm, and son in-waiting to the goddess Diana in my husband's production to Scarsdale, N.Y., and plans to vacation in J\Iexico .... of Jupiter in Argos. Beth's wasn't a singing role. The LOUISE MELA 'SON BELKNAP is living in Concord, J\Iass ., and Armstrongs will be in Seattle another year - Sam has re­ has left work. She expects her first child early in Novem­ ceived a fellowship in hematology at the University of ber. ... MARCIA HARDING A DER 0 i in J\Iontgomery, Ala., \ ashington .... JA ET BROOKS spent the summer touring where Andy is stationed at J\Iaxwell AFB .... I saw GINGER Europe. She was planning- to return to Seattle this fall.

    GODDARD BAR ES at the opening of the Intrepid Gallery in Among the Holden's summer guests have been the Ned Boston where her husband, Howie, had four paintings Baxters (Lynne Urner) and Holly Gower, all of the class of 1965. Ned and Lynne are stationed at the Pacific Naval shown. They were modern, bright and (I thought) quite Facility on the coast of Washington. Holly visited us over good. . . . David and LINDA COTTON Fl CHER have bought a Memorial Day to be here for Randy's dissertation produc­ home in Nobleboro .... RICKland Al'\CY WI SLOW HARWOOD tion. Holly is still working for the federal Department of are in Centerville, Ohio, while Rick goe to graduate school Housing and Urban Development but is now living in at the University of Dayton. They had their first child, a San Francisco. In September, Randy and I vacationed girl, last May. along the Pacific coast from Newport, Ore., to Los Angeles. I am still with New England Telephone in Boston work­ On our way we visited Holly in San Francisco and the Neil ing as a computer systems analyst -"a psychiatrist for com­ Clipshams (J EAN HOFFMAN) in Tustin, Calif. puters," one friend called me. I am living at home in The spring Alumnus will carry the news received from Canton and would appreciate any news you have to send the questionnaire. The goal for i970 is 100 per cent return me. But I will reach you when I get back. on the questionnaire. This is our reunion year.

    27 the Cd� Ak.JmnLJS FALL i970 SUSAN D. WOOD 855 Great Plain Ave. 67 Needham, J\fass. 02 192 IT IS EASIER As befits the times, muc h of the news is of class members in the armed service . ''le \I ARSllALL writes that he is sta­ tioned at Sheppard Air Force Base. Texa�. as an instruCLor in electronic data processing and that he i> working toward a master\ degree in computer st ic nc.es .... llARRY "Bud"

    GRAl· F received the .\rmy Commenda tion l\fedal in Vietnam of staff for tramportation . to give and i work ing for the chief . . . CLARK 11. w111rr1FR i at Stuttgart .\FB in Germany assigned to the 7 a prod uoion offacr in the Air THAN TO GIVE Force plant repre entative offic.e of the A \'CO y terns Division in \Nilmington . l\lass. . . •RIC J\tEINDL is an officer assigned to a unit of the ,\ir Wea ther Senice, whic.h provides informa tion for military fl ight operations. He's on duty at U-Tapao Airfield in Thailand ... . JOl lN WOOD re turned from Viet11am recently, lmt I didn't learn of his wisely plans for fall. ... PlllL KAY returned to Rhode Island after serving for two years 011 a cle'>troyer in the Pac ific. He entered Boston Uni\'ersity Graduate Sd1ool of Bw.iness i11 September.

    Our class i well reprc ented in the teaching department. GILL CONGDON is still at Reading (l\la\'>.) High chool and has added a signment a ba eball wach a11d basketball There is no finer way to support your alma assistant. . . . l'A1'C.Y 1-1. GUH. is teathi 11g first grade in Kingston, i\lass .... ELLLN C.ROLTll Rf l:.D has the first grade mater than by making a gi ft - either outright or at the Orford\'ille Sc hool in Orford, '.H., while Terry in tru t. However, it i important that the gi ft doe graduate work at Dartmouth . ... JUDI Gt RRIF dropped be ma

    Now for the miscella neou notes. On one small postcard, nancial �pect.!> of an ed ucational gift that will FRED HOPEl'GARTEN managed to tell me that he received erve as )Ollr per�onal memorial in the years his law degree from Boston College last June and that he ahead. ·write or telephone for an appointment will tart working on an i\IBA degree at Han·ard Busines now. School in the fall. Fred reports that DOUG SC llAIR is a first­ year student at Harvard Bmine s and that KURT SWENSON, al o a June graduate of B.C. Law, is a clerk in New Hamp­ J. Neal Martin shire for a federa l district judge . . .. CHARLES LEVIN is field Vice Presidentand Trust Officer housing as istant at ew England lutual Life Insurance Co. in Boston .... NANCY WILCOX CLARKE recently received an l\l.S. in zoology from the University of Massachusetts. . . . SARAH SHUTE, after one year at Yale Divinity School, is an DEPOSITORS actress in a new Canadian Llieater company called Creation 2, which is ex perimenting with "new forms of drama and TRUST COMPANY THE BANK THAT 15 BUSY BUILDING MAINE with the experience of Christian community." . . . SUE BARDEN JOHNSON is e11gagecl in hypertension research at MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston. . . . Received a MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM bubbly letter from BARB FITZSIMMONS who, at last, received a degree in international f'elations and is putting it to work Trust Department / Augu ta, Maine 04330 at the Center for Naval Analyses. Sounds like Washington, Area 207 623-4721 D.C., is the place to be. Barb keeps running into Colby grads of differen t years -Jon Hill '66 and Janet Rathbun She intends to get the education credits she needs to teach. . . . DEBBY J\"UTfER has been awarded a National Science Foundation fellowship for her Ph.D. work in political science at Columbia University .... GEORGE and MARY ('''ELLER) RIDEOUT ha\'e been in Biafra since January as missionaries with the Ri\'ers State Educational Relief Team. Their duty is to reopen the war-closed school and to teach natives to replace them as teachers in two years .... Na\'y Ensign "R1P" STA;>.;\1'00D received his wings at the NaYal Air Station in Corpus Christi, Texas. As for me, I ha\e spent most of the summer away, co1·ering such ,·acation territory as the Great Southwest and the Canadian i\Iaritimes (camping in both) and then England and Ireland.

    CHERRIE DUBOIS 9 Tennyson Road Reading, l\Iass. 01867 Second Lt. Pa ul B. Dealy Jr. '69 has been assiuned to fiying duty at Clark Air Force Base in the Ph ilippines. Pa ul, from Stoneham, Mass., recently received his pilot's wings GAIL \\'R IGHT ST EPl !EKSON has started teaching Spanish at at Laughlin AFB, Texas. He had been enrolled in the i\IaineCe ntral lnstitute in Pittsfield, her alma mater. With AFROT C program. Clark is headquarters for air operations the experience of sen·ing as resident ad\'isor at Endicott in the Pacific, Fa r East and So utheast rlsia area. Junior College behind her, sheshould be ready for teaching. . .. JEFF COADY is teaching math at Canton High School this year. . . . TOl\t l\ICGRATH, who has been working in '70 DA\'ID GRAY among them .... i a reporter-photographer .\Iaryland, is at Loyola College this fall in a master's of for the daily Caledonian-Record in St. Johnsbury, Vt. Da\'e bminess admini tration program. . . . ED and KATHY married the former Sally �1

    29 the Cd�Alunnus FALL i970 I !17 1 • ROllJ· R I \I . Kl\ lc;Jn to SARAI! F. VOSE '70, J u ne 26, South l'onl.111d.

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    I �)()()• \01 1, .Jamie R .• Lo ,\Ir. a nd ,\ fr;. PETER DOYLE, adoplt'd .\ l.1nlt H: a '>Oil, Tom my. to :-.fr. and l\lrs. DONALD c.RA II \I _, .\ l .1 1 ( h !J. a \O i l , ,\ lark K .. to ,\ f r . aml l\lrs. Renner married '•ARC.ARI \C /ohmo11 ( 1 J 11.), ,\ f a y tfi; a da ughter, Trudy Uf('n, to .\Ir. a11d ,\ I I \. Ke1111tth PotL<:1 ( '1 AR IOI'< PORTt:.R), 1 9·19• IW ll l· R I \\'. \I ll! Ill 11 LO Jl'LC.11 JR. lO C.I.1iH' � Co 111oy. . l:. l11alil'tl1. to ,\ 11. and .\ IJ!>. DougJa., Riis ( 'tARY Ml:.RC..F.R) , July. B rig lnon . ;\fa\,. Jan. 21: a da ug h ttr ..\ly �o11. LO .\Ir. a 11d .\Ir�. James Rum­ 1 958• AAR01' 11. '>Li ll I· '>'> to l'hvlli'> Rm�. Juh 7. '.'\t·w \ollot k. \ug. 2. \\'esl .111d \11dtt•w Bll'll, [() :-.1r. a11d ,\ Ir\. u ! DA\'10 Zl1';1.IAN, Or:rnge, N.J. ;o,l,1n lt I ! I· 1 962 • U)\\' I.\, II. CRAC.1:-. J R. lo \ IRCl:-0.IA A. \l l Rl'l lY '(i1, 1�Hi l • \ \oil. kl'ith .\Jc,.111cler, to ;\Jr. a11d ,\ frs. Thoma Jul) 25, lk l mo1t l. ,\ fa\'>. : Jl U1 111 J· JIO \f,IA:-.ll lO l-l.11n \\'. J. h.111\ /1. ( \l \RIJ '' R L0\1 ) . Ike. 21: a daughter, Cymhia Bri tol, June 27. Hou\ton, Tex;u,; JL D1 111 F. 11 1n11 lo \\' IL· (.;1 11. to .\11. .1 11d \Ir\. U1t\ter }t)ell'>ki (L. JOYCE. JORDAN), LI A \I c. ll'EBll, June 2 7 , Hingham. i\la'>'>. \ug. 11. 1 963 • SL''>A :\ 1. l'J· t.So:-. Lo Bradford Gillum. J u l y ·I · .\lat 1 %1• \ \011. J a< k Re)11olds. to .\ fr. a nd .\!rs. Peter C. ta poisett. i\fass. \ \ !le lot t (Jl Jll lll 1 \\\t I). Juh 111. 19ti9: a da ug lner, Irene 196-1 • C) 1'1 111A R. CARROL i to \ Ide n \\'. �miLh Jr. . June ,\ lpogo, to :'111. .1111! .\ 1 1 , . 1 RIC 11. 1 HI, June 8. 27, K i ttery: ERIC 11. LHL to Cec ilia K;1mau, :\ug. 30, 1969. I !Jb.'j • .\ '>011. \f.11 I... ));n id. to ,\fr. and :\ I r,. JOll:O.. J. o'cON· ;\Jomba<,a . Kcnva. '1 1R JR. (C.RJ JC Ill '- \l ot t A\I '6h). J u ne 25; a daughter, 1 966 • Sl f\ L:-.' P. JOll :-..,o:-. to Le igh :'\ic ku-.011. J u n e 20. J>,1 11d.1 Jo .ii, lo C.1p1 a11d ,\ f 1 \ . JOJJ\, T. \\ ORK\I :-.. .\fay 16. ,1 ..,0:-. Bella.., t : J A\1 1 ' R. '>l\I P'>O' to KARI ' JL n11 11 'ti7. Ott. 11, 19G9. B a rri ng ton , R.I. 1967 • � 1:. J AKL BARDJ :-. to :-.lark F. Johmo11 . .\I.11th 2 , Brookline. ;\las\.: Luu1·:-. L. u 1 A \J l' AC :o.. 1· to l'A \lll ' <. WAR· l 'ER '70 . .June 13. Li nc o n : UA1':\I P. DA\ JU\01' to R ic hard A. Kas low. July 18, 'ew York Cit): c1 0Rc1 1. \IARJ.. UY to CHRISTINE KAHAlll:.DIAN '70 . .-\ ug. 9. Palmer. .\la�\.: LL \' I ClOR H. i\IAR5HALL to \'eroniu.1 G. Sa ns ing . .J uly 8, \\' ich i ta Fall , Texa : \!ARK J. HO\'AN to RFRlCc. LL \1 \1 1:-.cs. June, \\'e . ton, ra�s. 1 968• NANCY J. n 1· AU I to William ,\1. Gilmore, .July 4. G roton , Conn.: Kl :-. FTll '>. 1 \1'1 to ROHfR T.\ 1. \JLRRL LL '70. June 21, .-\\'Oil, Conn . : RICIJ RD B. TIE B�.L to Leila ht'llll/\ llcyno/d� .11arden l\lilgToom . July 19, Newton. ,\lass. 1969• 'IRC J1'1A :-- 1. UL l'/\ to \\' i llia m Ro111 RT A. " Rm. :-. '50, incumbent tru tee. i\li Kearns, a

    B. \\'ooclhull, .\pril: 11·1LLJ.\\1 11. L\ O/\!> lo J.. ARF K \. J.. 1'APP magna n1 111 la ude graduate and ach i er on youth to former '70. J une 27. 'ew tow n . Co1111.: IIOLLY l\. �llA\\' to 'tig Pre�ident Lyndon B. John on, i an a i tant profes or of Amme n torp . .J uly 11. Gorham: JOSE.Pl ! B. 11. SHI H\ to go' emme11t at Harvard, where she earned her Ph.D. Dr. oo 'KA L. \IA��l· Y, .J une LJ . Swamp\cOlt. i\ J as . : E.D\\' ARD F. Re) 11old , re-elected to the council last year, i director of WILL I A \15 to D01' NA s. l\I A S01' ' 70, . ug. I, \\'orcester, fa . su rgic a l en·icc a t Thayer Hospital, \Vaterville. l\Ir. 1 970• \\ ILLIA\I A. KIM to Juliette s. LaCha11ce. July 25. l\larde11, a \\ aten ille attorney, is a former president of the \V inslow: SL;SA · :-- 1. uA KN to \\la y n e A. Leig-lno n . .J une 20. l\faine enate. Lynnfield . .\la�s.: PA \IELA R. DYER to .\ rthur F. Turton, Article VIII, section 2 of the lumni ociation Con- June 1 9. \\7arwick, R.I.; PEH R FOSS to LINDA ;\!. l\1 ARS I!, stitmio11 (a amended at the fall meeting) provide that Dec. 2j, \Vest BoyhLon. l\fass.: i\IARTIN T. KOLO 'EL to J FA · other alumni may be nominated by petition igned by 25 M. MILLFR '68, July 2, \Va ter\' ille; J DI TH l\I. S'.\f !TH to John or more alumni and filed with the executive secretary A. Lucarelli. June 27. Lorimer C ha pel : FRA1'CI SYL\'JA to before Feb. 1, 1971. If there are no nomination by peti­ Dianne C. Jo eph. July 26, Waterville; ARrH U R l\I. w111TE tion, the council will declare election of the nominees to Lorraine Ellis, July, Sharon, fa s. named abo\'e at the winter (1971) meeting. a cavalry captain during and teacher in Montana provided material for his short stories about the in memaiam West. ;\fr. Li ncoln leaves his wife, the former Beth V. Peck; one son; three grandsons, and three great-grand­ sons. � 1915 ARTHUR HOWARD LARY JR., 79, died in Portland June 22. Born in Gilead, he attended schools there, and in Jersey City and Hoboken, N.J. (Stevens Preparatory School). l\Ir. Lary worked as a teacher, in banks, and ran a farm in Yarmouth for some years. A veteran of vVodd War I, he worked in the New England Shipbuilding Corp. yards in South Portland during World vVar II. Before his re­ tirement, l\fr. Lary did maintenance and custodial work. A bachelor, he leaves no close relatives. 1918

    MERRILL ALBERT BIGELOW, president of his senior class, died June 25 in Litchfield, Conn., at the age of 73. His wife, the former Esther Anderson, had been buried the same day. A native of Vassalboro, fr. Bigelow had been an educator for 47 years, 32 of them as a principal in Bloom­ HENRY RUSSELL SPE 'CER '99 (LL.D. 1950) died Oct. 29 in field, .J. Before his retirement, he taught briefly at the Columbus, Ohio at the age of 91. He was professor-emeritus Gunnery chool, and Wambago Regional High School of political science at Ohio State University, and was chair­ near Litchfield. He was a graduate of Cony High School man of the department when it was founded in 1909. A (Augu ta) and received his master's and doctorate degrees native of Foxboro, Mass., Professor Spencer was a graduate from Columbia University. Mr. Lincoln was a member of of Coburn Classical Institute, where he began his teaching Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Upsilon. A niece survives. career in 1899. He went on to earn master's and doctorate 1920 degrees at Columbia University, and joined the Ohio State faculty in 1903. Professor Spencer retired in 1949. RAFAEL JOSEPH MIRANDA, 73, who became a professor of languages after a long and distinguished Army career, died His honorary degree citation noted: "During your ad­ June 28 in l\lobile, Ala. A native of Havana, Cuba, and ministration the department of political science grew in the son of an American, he prepared for Colby at New wisdom and stature so that it now numbers 2,000 students. York !ilitary Academy (Cornwall-on-Hudson). He re­ Your activities have included leadership of discussions at joined the Army after World War I service. He also served the well-known Williamstown Institute of Politics. Your with distinction during the second war doing Latin Amer­ books have won you fame, particularly as an authority on ican liaison work as an intelligence officer, interpreter and Italian political history. In 1948, you received the high compiler of a military dictionary in six languages. He was honor of election to the presidency of the American Politi­ cal Science Association." awarded the Legion of Merit and decorations from Cuba, President Strider, who visited and carried on a lively cor­ Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay. Upon re­ respondence with Professor Spencer for many years, said: tirement in 1947 he returned to the classroom after an absence of 29 years and earned a master's degree in Spanish "The death of Henry Spencer removes from the Colby commu nity one of its most distingui bed members. His in­ literature at the University of l\Iiami and a Ph.D. in Ro­ terest in Colby was an abiding one and in all sorts of ways mance languages at the University of North Carolina. He he gave constant evidence of his faith in the college from later became chairman of the department of modem which he graduated." languages at Spring Hill College in Mobile. "Association His late brother, Charles Spencer 'go, was "equally de­ with college students and faculty keeps you from growing voted and loyal," President Strider noted. Their father, old. It is priceless," he said as he approached his 7o's. Wi lliam H. Spencer, was a Colby trustee from 1901 to 1904. Professor Spencer was a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. A l\IATTER OF WILL POWER Co ntributions may be made to the Spencer Fund at Colby. 1906 The untimely death fiveyears ago of Dr. Constance

    ELLIOTI CURTIS LINCOLN, an Engli h profes or and shon­ Barbour '44 is testimony to the wisdom of making a story writer, died July 5 in Claremont, Calif. He was 86. will early in life. Dr. Barbour, a Phi Beta Kappa Mr. Lincoln had served seven years on the city co uncil graduate, was killed in an auto accident. there and was a director of the California League of Cities. She received her f.D. degree in 1955 from the He retired in 1949 after 25 years of teaching at Pomona University of California, and completed her intern­ College, where he had en·ed as chairman of the Engli h ship and residence in psychiatry in 1959. Dr. Barbour department. His writing hobby produced 106 published practiced as a private psychiatrist until her death in short stories, two books of erse and many articles. Born November, 1965. in Hingham, l\fass., Mr. Lincoln was a graduate of the Her wi h, expressed under the terms of her will, high school there. He earned master's degrees from the was to establi h a scholarship fund for students of State College of 'Washington, where he taught, and from considerable academic ability. Harvard, where he received his Ph.D. His background as

    31 the Cd�Ak.Jrnnus FALL 1 970 Mr. Miranda was a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. Sur­ mother; one son ; two daughters; a sister, and several vivors include his wife, the former Rena Evlin; three grandc. hildrcn. daughters; a son and several grandc.hildren. 1944 GEORGE ROBERT SKILLIN, 76,

    THEODORE PRESCOTT EMERY, 66, died July 6 at Lemoine. A native of Manset, he had re turned to l\faine upon re­ tirement from teaching and public school administration. He attended Higgi ns Classical Institute (Charleston) and earned his master's at the University of l\faine. He also did graduate work at Bate College and wa a General HONORARY

    Electric fellow at Union College. l\fr. Emery, one of EDWI ALLA LIGHTNER (M.A., 1951), assistant to the presi­ eight New England winners in 1957 of the Elizabeth dent at Colby for 25 years, died Aug. 14 in Alexandria, Va., Thompson Award for outstanding science teaching. held at the age of 89. Born in Youngstown, Ohio, and a grad­ submaster and principal positions in se\'eral l\Iaine and uate of Oberlin College, Mr. Lightner was selected by Connecticut schools. Before his retirement in 1964, he Pre ident Franklin Johnson to direct the campaign for taught at Gould Academy (Bethel). He wa a member of funds to move Colby to fayftower Hill. He remained on Delta Upsilon. i\fr. Emery leaves his wife, the former the staff until 1961, sen'ing under Presidents Johnson, Florence Sawyer, and two sons: a brother, Frederick C. Bixler and Strider. Emery, M.D. '38; and a nephew. Frederick C. Jr. '69. He tra\'eled thousand of miles conducting interviews Two brothers, Kenneth '23 and Clarence Emery Jr. '27, and ra ising funds, and persuaded 60 of the nation's leading are deceased. publishers to establish at Colby a permanent memorial to 1936 Elijah Parish Lovejoy, martyr in the cause of freedom of the

    RAY GEORGE FOURN IER, 55, a science and chemistry teacher, pre s. The Alumni Council awarded Mr. Lightner a Colby died July 23 in Sinclair. Born in Fort Kent, he attended Brick. in 1953· President Bixler cited the qualities of the Ricker Classical Institute at Houlton (now Ricker College) man when awarding him the honorary degree: "apostle for and earned his in three years. He re­ Colby, tireless traveler, undaunted seeker, bearer of good ceived his master's degree from the University of Colorado. will and constant messenger of good cheer." Surviving are Mr. Fournier taught at Fort Kent High chool for 18 years his wife, the former Helen Chute; three sons; nine grand­ and for the past 15 years, at Fort Kent College of the Uni­ children and two great-grandchildren. l\'femorial gifts may versity of Maine. He was a member of Delta Upsilon. be made to Colby College or to the Waterville Baptist Surviving are his wife, the former Aline Ouellette; his Church.

    32 alumni council OFFICERS

    PreJ irient 48 Fox Run Road C1-1AIR:\1A1' OF THE ALu;-.1r-;1 Fur-;o Top;field, .\fa;s. o 1983 Kenneth E. \Vil on Jr. '60 Robert Sage '49 v\'est Bay Road SPrl'l' lnry ' Oyster Harbors, l\Iass. 02655 Sidney \\I. Farr 55 Hol':ORARY \fDI BERS

    Vice President Trensurer Dr. ]. Seelye Bixler (honorary '60) Jean Hahlbohm Hampton '55 Arthur \\ . Seepe Joseph C. Smith '24

    i\fEMBERS·AT·LlRGE

    Term expires July 1, 1971 John F. Reynolds (i\I.D.) '36" R. Leon Williams '33 ]. Drisko Allen '29 John A. T. Wilson '60 Sigrid E. Tompkins '38 Jean Brewer Bridge '52 Term expires 1973 Hilda Niehoff True '4 3 (Mrs. Fred L.) ( i\frs. Wallace W.) Elmer L. Baxter '41 ' " Francis R. Folino '48 William L. Bryan 48 Susan Fairchild Bean '57 Arthur G. Eustis Jr. '52"' (i\f rs. Robert) Phebe Dow Runyon '53 Jean Desper Fitton '49• Betsy Perry Burke '61 (J\Irs. John L.) (i\frs. Lawrence P.) (i\frs. Edward Jr.) Judith Garland Bruce '58 (J\lrs. Robert ].) John E. Gilmore '40• William E. Haggett '56 Charles P. Williamson Jr. '63 Thornton \V.i\f erriam Jr. (i\f.D.) Lois i\funson l\fegathlin '58 (Mrs. Donald E.) '5 1 Term expires 197-1 Peter Swartz '66 Phyllis Sturdi,·ant Sweetser '19• Harriet Eaton Rogers '19 (i\frs. Herman P.) so+ CLU B REPRESE/\:TATl\'ES (J\lrs. A. Raymond) Term expires George T. Nickerson '24 1972 Term expires 1971 George L. Beach Jr. '4 1 • Earle A. l\fcKeen '29 Eva i\facomber Kyes '13• Nellie i\Iacdougal Parks '49 Paul E. Feldman '34 (l\frs. Leon A.) (i\frs. Warren Jr.) Clarence E. Dore (i\l.D.) '39 Term expires 1972 Lois i\Iacomber '58 Burton G. Shiro '44 Cyril l\f.Joly '16 David G. Sveden '64 Donald E. Nicoll '49 Term expires 1973 Arthur T. Thompson '40• Peter Laraba '54 Leonard \V. Grant '15 '59 Term expires 1973 Janice Cronk J\Iarston CLASS REPRESENT TJ\'ES (i\lrs. Richard L.) Rebecca Chester Larsen '33• A Doris H. Kearns '64 (i\Irs. Wilbut F.) Term expires 1972 ' 2• Norman C. Perkins 3 Hazel i\1.Gib bs '17 Tnm expires 1975 Irving G. Tolette '59 Leonard \V. l\layo ·22 Alfred K. Chapman '25 i\fDlBERS ELECTED BY THE COU!':CIL .\larguerite Cha e i\lacomber '27 i\fary Rollins 1\fillett '30 (Mrs. William A.) (\Irs. Ellsworth) Term expires 1971 Norman C. Perkin '32 Ralph S. Williams '35 James R. Cochrane '40 Foahd ]. Saliem '37 William D. Taylor '40 Charles R. DeBevoise '48 Alton G. La liberte '42 Doris Blanchard Hutcheson '45 Warren J. Finegan '5 1 • (\Ir . William) Dana I. Robinson '47 George C. Putnam '34 • Bruce A . .\lac Pherson '52 Ke,·i n Hill (1\f.D.) '50 Robert Sage '49 Eleanor Ewing Vigue '57 Jane i\fillett Dornish '55 larion Drisko Tucker '24" ( [rs. Guy E.) (.\!rs. Karl) (J\lrs. Edward P.) Pa tricia Farnham Russell '62 Caroline \\Talker Knowles '60 (i\frs. Jonathan) Term expires 1972 (i\lrs. Roland L.) i\fargo Beach Bjorn '65 Charles P. Barnes II '54 Term expires 1973 (i\frs. \Val fricl) Ellen Kenerson Gelotte '50 H an·a rd E. 1\loor '18

    (J\lrs. William A.) Helen Dresser .\ [cDonald ' 2 3 FACULTY R.EPRESEl\TATI\'£ Jean Hahlbohm Hampton '55 • (l\lrs. William R.) Philip S. Bither ' 30 (i\frs. Richard L.) Cornelia. Adair Cole '28 William Hutcheson '44 (i\Irs. LawTence D.) •Re-elected