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Professor Hartgen Named John Hudild ston Professor of Art

Professor Vincent A. Hartgen, a faculty member at the University for the past 16 years, has been named the John Homer Huddilston Professor of Art at the University. An anonymous gift of $30,000 has been accepted by the Board of Trustees to establish the Chair. It was the third special professorship to be created at the University. Named for Dr. John H. Huddilston, a member of the University faculty from 1899 to 1942, the new chair is the first to be established in the College of Arts and Sciences. During his 43 years of service to the University, Dr. Huddilston became one of the most popular and best-loved faculty members. Known widely among stu­ dents, faculty and alumni as “Paddy,” he was the author of a number of books, a member of the State of Maine Art Commission, and the one who laid the foundations for the University’s large collection of reproductions and slides of famous art works. He died in 1956.

Professor Hartgen who succeeded Dr. Huddilston, is a native of Reading, Pa., and did his undergraduate and graduate work at the University of Pennsylvania.

University President Lloyd H. Elliott said it is “most fitting” that Professor Hartgen should be the first to hold this named professorship since “his contribution to educational life at the University has been so outstanding.

“Furthermore, the establishment of the John Homer Huddilston Professorship of Art points unmistakably to the increasing importance of the creative arts in the curriculum of the State University.” General Alumni THE Maine ALUMNUS Association i Officers President Volume 44 Number 1 Alvin S. McNeilly ’44 STAFF Editor 1st Vice President Dr. T. Russell Woolley ’41 Associate Editor Edward C. Sherry ’38 Ronald K. Devine ’55 Class Notes Editor Margaret M. Mollison ’50 2nd Vice President Assistant Class Notes Editor Mildred (Brown ’25) Schrumpf Mrs. Winona C. Sawyer ’43 Clerk CONTENTS James A. Harmon ’40 Campus scene 6, 7 The Arts at Maine Treasurer 8-11 Peace Corps comes to Maine 12 Harry T. Treworgy ’49 Maine goes to the land of Kipling 13 Executive Director GAA Report 14 T. Russell Woolley ’41 Homecoming plans 15 Ass’t Exec. Director Athletics—a Maine sports great 16 Margaret M. Mollison ’50 A Loyalty Parade of alumni givers 17-36 Alumni Names Alumni Trustees 37, 38 Local Associations 39, 40 Charles E. Crossland ’17 Reunion Recap 41-50 Mrs. Rena C. Bowles ’21 Alumni Council Ralph R. Bennett ’24 editor's stencil Maxwell B. Carter, Jr. ’44 F science rides to the sky and beyond this day, shall art remain at ground Mrs. Virginia T. Chaplin ’46 zero? Marion Cooper ’27 I Malcolm E. C. Devine ’31 The culture and discipline that are science, we recognize as being George F. Dow ’27 important to youth, and therefore, to education. Art is a companion, a culture John F. Grant ’48 and discipline equally important to youth’s education. If this were not so, could M. Eleanor Jackson ’20 we claim much difference between our own society and that of the U.S.S.R.? Parker F. Leonard ’50 Frank W. Linnell ’29 Theirs is a materialistic existence, and so is ours—except for something M. Milton MacBride ’35 we add which is non-scientific: our deep regard for the individual freedom of Roscoe C. Masterman ’32 a human spirit. Robert W. Nelson ’45 Fortunately, at Maine we teach to the ends of knowledge in Albert S. Noyes ’24 Albert M. Parker ’28 both art and science, and we encourage creativity in both kinds of Mrs. Stella B. Patten ’47 culture, beyond recorded wisdom. A socio-religious difference and Carleton B. Payson ’41 a research spirit, about all truths of life, promise us competitive Robert P. Schoppe ’38 success for humankind in the United States. Norma J. Smaha ’54 A Summer Arts Festival at the University was proposed two years ago. Carl A. Whitman ’35 A. Percival Wyman ’07 A third summer is now with us, containing a few excellent programs of music, Myron W. Zimmerman ’50 arts and speech. Alongside science fairs and a technology display there was also a March Festival of Arts this year. These matters belong to the University, not as its sole right, but because there is here a community of scholars and of youthful people, desiring to learn, to understand, to expand their cultural ex­ periences. Talents from Maine and from outside the state follow one another THE COVER : Maine’s own Freda Gray-Masse, who delighted an audi­ in the schedule of artistic offerings for Maine audiences and other visitors. ence on campus this summer, exem­ The science lab and the theatre auditorium are companion plifies here the “cultural* explosion” necessities on a university campus. Neither one is easily provided, that has hit the University. More on even in a tax assisted institution. Yet, private philanthropy has the arts at Maine will be found on Pages 8-11. Mme. Gray-Masse is a had to be the more responsible to guarantee progress in art. 1950 graduate. Photograph by Daniel Now that ground is being broken to build the Hauck Auditorium, a theatre­ M. Maher. auditorium for cultural activities is thus provided. We realize that many folks have given us the shell of our building. Some more generosity in the spirit of cultural education will be needed.

X Published seven times a year, in August, October, December, January, Match, May and June by the University of Marne General Alumni Ass , ness office: The Maine Alumnus, 44 Library, University of Maine, Orono, Maine. Send changes of address to the business office three ewek P Member- month of issue. Advertising rates on request. The Maine Alumnus is sent to members and to other subscribers; subscription Price, P American Alumni Council. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at Orono, Maine, under act of March 3, 1870. i A LOYALTY DESIGN.

Second Hauck Fund Gifts Being Received

Cash on hand from Alumni Campaign - $230,000

Campaign requires $20,000 to complete its pledge of $250,000

YOUR NAME PLATE Can be reserved for a Theatre- Auditorium seat - $500.

MEMORIAL ROOMS Will be named for larger donors. J I .

MAIN ENTRANCE TO HAUCK ADUITORIUM (SOUTH ELEVATION), EXTENDING FROM MEMORIAL UNION (AT LEFT)’. (As seen from a vantage point near the Observatory next to Rogers Hall.)

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• University Trustees will expend $915,000 for Auditorium (including your gifts).

• Whole cost includes another $125,000 in equipment

• Friends and Alumni are requested to give generously by October 1st

Construction of A New Theatre Auditorium Starts Immediately—Completion By Sept. 1963 CAMPUS IN SUMMER

ONE THING OR ANOTHER

The campus never seemed busier with a multitude of varied activities, academic and otherwise

ne of the most striking features about things rolling when it convened for its 15th training in pulp technology or for refresher Maine’s campus in summer is the year. One of the highlights, as usual, was work in this subject. The instructional staff O variety of activities it embraces. the appearance of Maine’s chief executive. included eight professors from three col­ If it wasn’t Boys State it was the Future Gov. John H. Reed ’42 addressed the high leges and 11 lecturers from industry—all Farmers of America. If it wasn’t a group of school legislators. Dr. Eugene A. Mawhin- specialists in their fields. Prof. Lyle C. high school teachers surveying the use of ney ’47, of the history and government Jenness, head of the chemical engineering newspapers in the classroom, it was a group department, served as director. The week­ department, served as director of the insti­ of paper makers, attending the third annual long session was sponsored by the Maine tute. Pulp and Paper Summer Institute. Department, American Legion, James L. If it wasn’t “A Night with Basil Rath­ Boyle ’12, adjutant. A Weekly “Newspaper” bone,” it was a recital by Mme. Freda This group of young men had barely left For anything as complex as the Uni­ Cray-Masse ’50. campus when some 200 more descended versity’s summertime operation, there is a If it wasn’t a multilingual conversation upon it. This time it was the Future Farm­ distinct need for a medium of communica­ at Language House (Estabrooke Hall), it ers of America, who gathered for their two- tion. During the regular academic year, this was a Peace Corps discussion of Sierra day state convention. function is performed by the Maine Cam­ Leone. pus, the student newspaper. During the Seminars and Workshops One Thing or Another summer, when the Campus is on vacation, Meanwhile, a group of high school civics this need is filled by Maine Notes, a weekly, In short, if it wasn’t one thing it was an­ and current affairs teachers gathered for a mimeographed compendium of activities, other. The campus, it seemed, had never two-week-long seminar on the use of news­ notices and announcements of general inter­ been busier. papers in the classroom. Not surprisingly, est, published each Monday by the director These peripheral activities revolved around many were attending the seminar under the of the Summer Session. the central theme: Summer Session. From sponsorship of their hometown daily news­ A glance through Maine Notes, like a all indications—and from the enthusiasm papers, which, in fact, had made the pro­ glance through any community’s newspaper, of its directors—this year’s Summer Session gram possible. gives one a fairly good idea of what one was the most successful to date. A record There were other workshops for teachers can expect to find in that community. Under number of students, nearly 3,000, enrolled and educational administrators. A special such headings as Lectures, Drama, Concerts, in a staggering variety of courses that four-week workshop was held for teachers Social Events, the wide variety of extracur­ brought visiting instructors from far and and administrators of schools participating ricular activities available to Summer Ses­ wide in the nine-week session. in the University’s Team Teaching Project. sion students was presented. Among the guest faculty members was The workshop was part of a five-year pro­ One of the notices in Maine Notes sought Dr. Doris Twitchell Allen, who received gram at the College of Education being from Summer Session students a cast for her bachelor’s degree at Maine in 1923, her supported by a $500,000 Ford Foundation a community theater dramatic presentation. master’s degree in 1926 and later went on grant. It gave the invited school personnel Tryouts were held in late June for the Aug­ to receive a doctorate at the University of an opportunity to study the purposes and ust production of Epitaph for George Dillon. Michigan. potentials of team teaching as well as to Written primarily as a character study, it is Topic of her courses were “Individual set up curriculum and pupil-grouping plans a modern British play by John Osborne and Behavior in Group Situations,” and “Per­ for the coming school year. Anthony Creighton, two of Britain’s Angry sonality Theory.” She is associate professor In mid-July the Pulp and Paper Summer Young Men. of clinical psychology in the graduate school Institute convened for a three-week series And so it went. Far from being a quiet of the University of Cincinnati. of studies related to the paper industry. The retreat from the hustle and bustle of the The last words of Spring commencement 23 who attended came from eight states, outside world, the University’s campus in had hardly echoed across campus when the and from Canada, Brazil and Argentina. summer maintained a high level of aca­ summer’s activities began. Boys State got They were sent by their employers for demic hustle and bustle all its own.

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New auditorium, north elevation, showing Bookstore entrance FOR THE AUDITORIUM: A GIANT STEP

giant step toward creation of torium project was Franchi Construc­ Funds for the project were raised the long-awaited Arthur A. tion Company of Newton, Massachu­ during a campaign started by Univer­ A Hauck Auditorium was taken setts, with a bid of $834,111. The sity alumni in 1959. A second gift /on July 18 when bids for construction Jefferson Construction Company of campaign is presently in progress. were opened by the maintenance and Cambridge, Massachusetts, was appar­ The men’s dormitory, the third in control committee of the Board of ent low bidder for the dormitory a series, is being erected in the north- Trustees. construction with a bid of $913,198. east section of the campus. Gannett The committee at the same time Construction of the auditorium is opened bids for a new men’s dormi­ and Cumberland Halls have already expected to start shortly with Septem­ tory. been built. Eventually, six men’s Apparent low bidder for the audi­ ber 1, 1963 set as a completion date. dormitories are planned for this area.

H. Raphaelson, associate professor of busi­ Maine man to receive the John Pearce Pulp and Paper ness and economics, have been awarded fel­ Award from the New England Wildlife So­ lowships for the Ford Foundation Workshop ciety. The award was made in recognition officers on Unemployment Problems and Policy in of his outstanding contributions in deer re­ a national competition for 20 openings. search and management. J. Larcom Ober ’13, of Beverly, Mass., has been elected chairman of the board Chester Banasiak, assistant professor in Waldo M. Libbey ’44 and Alban A. P. of directors of the University of Maine Pulp game management in the School of Fores­ de Souza, both of the electrical engineering and Paper Foundation. try, has become the first University of department, attended a summer institute for graduate study at the Worcester Polytechnic Frederic A. Soderberg ’25, of Rensselaer, Institute. N. Y., has been elected president. In several respects, this issue of Dr. Geddes W. Simpson, head of the en­ Ralph H. Cutting, of Waterville, president The Alumnus represents a “new tomology department, has been invited to of Keyes Fibre Co., and a member of the look” for the alumni publication. speak at the next International Congress of University’s Board of Directors, was elect­ Besides a newly designed cover and Entomology to be held in England in ed a vice president. a new approach to presentation, it 1964. Henry W. Fales ’35, of Woodland, was inaugurates a new mailing system. named secretary, and Ralph A. Wilkins For the past several weeks, mem­ ’19, of East Walpole, Mass., was named bers of the Alumni Office staff have treasurer. been transferring all alumni names to punched computer cards, which Chandeliers: will be used in an electronic ad­ dressing machine. A gift The new system will represent A gift of three chandeliers for the new Faculty names substantial savings both in terms of Arthur A. Hauck Auditorium has been made in the news time and money. by Alonzo J. Harriman Associates, Inc.r Because of the newness of the architects for the building. Professors Herbert J. Edwards and John system, there is a chance your E. Hankins, both of the English department, name and address did not appear Besides Mr. Harriman, a member of the are authors of a 120-page publication en­ properly on the address plate. If Class of 1920, others in the firm who are titled, Lincoln the Writer—The Development an error appears in this name plate, Maine alumni or parents of alumni are: of His Literary Style, as part of the Univer­ please notify the Alumni Office, Kenneth Barnard ’54; Richard Bastow sity of Maine Series published by the Uni­ 44 Library, University of Maine, ’57; Orman B. Doore ’44; Frederick S. versity of Maine Press. Orono. Drottar ’58; Stephen H. Drottar ’30; Philip Your comments on the maga­ Gatz, parent; Thomas S. Murch ’36; Adria Dr. W. Stanley Devino, assistant professor zine’s “new look” also are invited. of business and economics, and Dr. Arnold Smith, parent; and Robert Thorpe ’50.

AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 7 he arts are on parade at Maine—and the response is nothing Appreciation of the general public for the idea is reflected in less than terrific. a recent editorial in the Bangor Daily News. The News commented T If this sounds exclamatory, it is because it reflects the that, “one of the splendid things about the University of Maine’s enthusiasm shared by all concerned with the cultural explosion on summer program is its annual Summer Arts Festivals. . . Toss in the University campus: The planners, the arrangers, the behind- the beautiful University of Maine campus and you have a summer the-scenes workers, the performers—and the audiences. program well worth the effort.” As the nearest point in illustration, take the third annual Sum­ As a matter of fact, the committee in charge of the festival mer Arts Festival, which was run in conjunction with this year’s is making a distinct effort to attract the attention not only of north­ Summer Session. eastern Maine residents, but of Maine’s summer visitors, as well.

The festival brought to Maine’s campus a wide array of na­ Professor Frank W. Myers, chairman of the nine-member tionally and internationally known performers and lecturers, as planning group for the summer festival, says it is felt that the well as exhibitions of many widely known artists. event is making a definite contribution to the vacation attractions of Maine. The arts festival idea at Maine was born in 1960 when it be­ came increasingly evident that the University ought to offer more In 1961, and again this year, the program was extended to in the way of cultural events. The idea met with almost immediate include a Spring Arts Festival. Highlights of this year’s spring enthusiasm, as witnessed by the number who attended the various festival were appearances by Cornelia Otis Skinner, playwright events. Marc Connolly and author and poet Louis Untermeyer. From the beginning, it was felt that the events should be made available to a wider audience than the campus community. Typical of the enthusiasm is that expressed by Vincent A. As a result, the arts festivals have become one of the cultural Hartgen, University’s John H. Huddilston professor of art and highlights of northeastern Maine. An added attraction is the fact head of the art department, a member of the festival planning that all events are free of admission. committee. Says Mr. Hartgen: “Our committee is very proud of

8 THE MAINE ALUMNUS l Beaux Arts String Quartet

this summer’s offerings, for it is one of the most concentrated array schools which was designed to reach underprivileged children with of fine arts events ever brought to Orono. hidden potential. “It’s a pleasure and joy to watch the enthusiastic responses Adm. Samuel Eliot Morison, a Northeast Harbor summer we are getting from our University students and residents in nearby resident and one of the nation’s great historians, delivered the sec­ communities.” he continues. “I can envision a day when Orono ond lecture. Mr. Morison has completed 15 volumes of his monu­ will be of major importance as an arts center during the summer mental history of U. S. Naval Operations in World War II and months . . . and what better location in the country can you find?” is a Pulitzer Prize winner for his biography of Christopher Colum­ bus, Admit al of the Ocean Seas. He is Jonathan Trumbull Profes­ The festival is beginning to be recognized by the cultural sor of American History, Emeritus, of Harvard University. world, too. Several years ago, when it was a new idea, the com­ mittee went looking for arts events. Now, committee members re­ The third lecture in the series was delivered by Dr. George port they are swamped with requests from which they have to E. Davis, head of the adult education division of Purdue Universi­ choose. ty. He delighted his audience with a presentation of the life and poems of James Whitcomb Riley. A special study of the Hoosier An educator started this year’s program with a morning lec­ poet has made Dr. Davis one of the best known interpreters of ture in the Memorial Gymnasium. Dr. Henry Tichnor Hillson, Riley. principal of George Washington High School in New York, de­ scribed the “Higher Horizons Program” in some New York City Of special interest to the University community was the per­

Mme. Freda Gray-Masse Basil Rathbone

AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 9 A "cultural explosion" has hit the campus

and the entire state is the richer for it

formance of Mme. Freda Gray-Masse, a member of the Class of strumentalists. They made their debut in 1961 at Tanglewood as 1950. Mme. Gray-Masse, a mezzo-contralto with a voice of distinc­ the woodwind contingent of the Fromm Players. The five young tive warmth and texture, presented a recital as part of the festival American musicians have all made successful appearances as program. She has had intensive vocal study with Mme. Pierre soloists, and the Quintet has received great critical acclaim for its Monteux, and has sung with the Boston Symphony, the National New York performances, at Tanglewood and on tour. Symphony in Washington, D. C., the London Symphony, and in concert festivals at Tanglewood and Vienna. A former music super­ Undoubtedly the highlight of the summer festival was “An visor in the Winslow schools, she teaches voice at Colby College Evening with Basil Rathbone.” Numbered among the all-time act­ and at Oak Grove School for Girls. ing “greats,” Mr. Rathbone is one of the most versatile performers of Broadway and Hollywood. What he brings to concert audiences Other concerts included performances by the Beaux Arts is, in brief, a dramatic presentation of the works of the English- String Quartet and by the Dorian Quintet. speaking world’s great poets, novelists and playwrights.

The Beaux Arts String Quartet is rapidly securing an enviable Special art exhibits featured as part of the festival were the reputation as one of the country’s most outstanding chamber Freddy and Regina T. Homburger collection, as well as a series of groups. Their artistry has been demonstrated both in their grasp watercolors done by Dr. Homburger himself; a display of con­ of the classic repertoire and in their vital interpretation of works temporary graphic artists; the graphic arts of Etienne Ret; and by contemporary composers. an exhibition of the art of advertising. The Dorian Quintet is an outstanding ensemble of gifted in­ The Hornberger collection is a rare array of works by such

Dorian Quintet

10 THE MAINE ALUMNUS UTRILLO’S “RUE D’ORSEL” FROM THE HOMBURGER COLLECTION

I I world famous artists as Renoir, Corot, Piscasso, Maurice Utrillo, doctor as well as a successful professional artist. Raoul Dufy and Jacques Lipchitz. In the graphic arts showings, twenty outstanding examples of modern works from Europe and the United States appeared A pamphlet describing the Homburger collection for Sum­ through the courtesy of Ferdinand Roten, of Baltimore, Md. mer Arts Festival visitors contains an introduction written especial­ Thirty more, all the work of the French artist, Etienne Ret, ap­ ly for the University of Maine showing by the noted New York peared through an arrangement by the Associated American Artists. Times art critic, Brian O’Doherty. Mr. O’Doherty writes as a per­ sonal friend of the Homburgers, and of their acquaintance with The Art of Advertising exhibition of twenty colorful panels one of the artists represented in their collection, Raoul Dufy. depicting twenty major areas of modern advertising was arranged “Indeed,” he says, “writing this note to the Homburgers’ collection by the National Society of Art Directors. The University was is an act of friendship from which I get much pleasure. I wish that singled out as one of the few institutions to have the privilege of showing it. people who will study and enjoy this collection could also meet Freddy and Gin.” With such an array of cultural events, it is easy to see why the enthusiasm for the arts festival idea has caused a “cultural ex­ Many of Dr. Homburger’s scenes displayed on campus are plosion” on campus. Committee members are even in hopes of of Maine coastscapes. Dr. Homburger, former director of the expanding the program in future years to include dramatic presen­ Cancer Research unit at Tufts Medical School, and now director tations, as well as the music, art and lecture features that have of his own institute in Cambridge, Mass., is a recognized research made past festivals such a success.

"I can envision a day when Orono will be of major importance as an arts center...

• \ AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 11 Sam Sezak ’31 and Peace Corpsmen: Daily Dozen

ntil recently, few at the University had heard very much The University about Sierra Leone. Fewer still had ever given the tiny west U African nation much serious thought. provides a link Then, in late spring, whisperings began to be heard that a Peace Corps delegation would be using the University as a training site before embarking for projects in one of the world’s newest with a new nations.

African nation as Whisperings became louder . . .

The whisperings became louder, and soon word was official— the Peace Corps indeed was coming to Maine. About thirty Peace Corpsmen arrived on campus in mid-July to begin studies per­ taining to their mission in the former British crown colony. THE At the University they are receiving 514 hours of training in technical studies, area studies, language, American studies and world affairs, health and medical training, physical and Recreational PEAC training and background information on communism. When their stint at Maine ends on September 16, those who still qualify will continue their training at the Peace Corps Training Center in Arecibo, Puerto Rico. Later, they will receive in-country CORPS training in Freetown, Sierra Leone. .

Their mission: Development

They will then be assigned as the first rural community de­ sends a velopment group on the African continent. They ultimately will provide intermediate level technical assistance to Sierra Leone; delegation for expand the cooperative marketing movement; provide basic repair and maintenance facilities in rural fishing areas; and work to raise standards of living and productive capacity in rural towns. a two-month The program at Maine is under the direction of Dr. David H. Huntington, assistant to the dean of the College of Agriculture. While on campus, the Peace Corpsmen are residing at the Sigma training stint Phi Epsilon fraternity house.

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k r to i / > M the 1 land of Masque group in front of Taj Mahal

he Maine Masque’s spring trip to India and Pakistan is mainly a story about Tpeople meeting people. That, of course, was the whole point of the trip—a goodwill mission at the invitation of the State Depart­ ment. From all indications, it was an ap­ parent smash hit. Professor Herschel L. Bricker took time out from a busy summer schedule recently to talk of his troupe’s spring semester road show in the land of Kipling. He told of a successful mission, in which the dramatic group presented a repertoire of plays to audiences throughout India and Pakistan. “I think we definitely met the aims tertained by an impromptu program put on Bearce, Jr. Dr. Bearce ’43 is a member of of the trip. We met literally thousands of by his group. the Bowdoin College faculty in India on a people. I really think we had an opportun­ And of interest to those back home, he Fulbright fellowship. ity to correct many false impressions of told of meeting many folks with Maine There was Jagat Ram Sethi ’24, an Indian America.” connections. “I never thought I’d meet any­ who was engaged in building a pulp and He told of the educational benefits to the one I knew in India and Pakistan,” he said, paper plant in Kashmir. The group obliged members of his group. “The majority of our “but soon after word got out that we were his request and sang The Stein Song for him. company gained much from the trip. Some going, I began hearing from them, or from There were Thomas M. ’36 and Hildreth gained much more than they realize now.” people who knew someone there.” He spoke (Montgomery ’32) Hill. He told of the experience of having young again and again of the warm hospitality There was Mrs. Ruth (Loring ’42) Ten- children traveling as part of the cast. “The shown the group by the Maine folks they Brink. small children were the best troupers I had. met along the way. There was Dr. Arthur A. Hauck, presi­ They never let down once.” dent emeritus, in Dacca, East Pakistan, for There were Manning and Alice Haw­ He told of an all-day boat trip in Dacca, a stopover on his around-the-world trip. thorne and their daughters in Bombay, East Pakistan, in which members of the There were many others who identified where Mr. Hawthorne, a former member Masque group had a chance to get acquaint­ themselves to the group as having Maine ed with a large number of Pakistani stu­ of the University’s English department, is connections of one sort or another. dents. serving as cultural affairs officer in the Professor Bricker talked of the trip with He told of a wonderful contact with United States Information Service. wistful enthusiasm. “We had our bad times,” young Indian school children who were en­ There were Dr. and Mrs. George D. he said, “but I’d do it all again.”

AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 ALUMNI REPORT: • New Officers • Financial Status

Alvin S. McNeilly

Alvin S. McNeilly '44 re-elected president for 1962-63; GAA reports if topped fund goal

Alvin S. McNeilly '44 was reelected presi­ P. Schoppe ’38. Milford F. Cohen ’41 was Expenses to the Association amounted to dent of the General Alumni Association at elected to the Athletic Board. $57,993. Nine thousand dollars was also the annual meeting on June 9 in Orono. He distributed, as voted, to the University for Each of the above named alumni has will head the association’s active program unrestricted purposes and to the Hauck accepted his office with expressed feelings of for 1962-63. Auditorium. . responsibility, and with definite willingness From the Alumni Council, Edward C. to set and to help direct the charted course Sherry ’38 was elected first vice president to of alumni affairs on behalf of the Univer­ Major expenses were for mailing, print­ succeed George A. Potter ’20. Mr. Potter sity. Also, several members whose terms ing and postage costs, for homecoming and will again head the Annual Alumni Fund. recently expired have become honorary commencement, a total “on-campus” .reim­ members of the Alumni Council, their inter­ bursement of nearly $31,000—the Maine Also reelected were: Mrs. Winona C. est continuing to serve the Association as Alumnus being the largest single expendi­ Sawyer ’43, second vice president; James they participate in discussions, but without ture in that sum. Additionally, salary and A. Harmon ’40, clerk; Harry T. Treworgy vote. other office costs and travel accounted for ’49, treasurer; Dr. T. Russell Woolley ’41, the remainder of expense. executive director; and Margaret M. Molli- The Association has a successful report son ’50, assistant executive director. to submit of the fiscal year ended June 30. It is hoped that future operating expendi­ Financial operations included cancellation New Council members elected were: tures, with new arrangements for IBM of $5,333 in accounts payable from the pre­ Ralph R. Bennett ’24, Mrs. Virginia (Tufts records-keeping and a central mailing ser­ vious year, in a budget of $73,735 of in­ ’46) Chaplin, Malcolm E. C. Devine ’31, vice of the University will stabilize at this Roscoe C. Masterman ’32, M. Milton Mac- come, mainly from contributions. Member­ year’s level and that an approved budget Bride ’35, Albert M. Parker ’28, Mrs. Stella ship contributions totaled $61,479. Other of $94,640 for 1962-63 will be exceeded, (Borkowski ’47) Patten, Carl A. Whitman income was received from advertising, from especially to benefit scholarship and fellow­ ’35, Abel P. Wyman ’07 and Myron W. the interest earnings of the Alumni Activi­ ship aid, the library, unrestricted purposes Zimmerman ’50. Reelected for three years ties Fund and’ from a few service-miscel­ of the University, a cultural events series were: M. Eleanor Jackson ’20 and Robert laneous sources. and a named faculty chair.

14 THE MAINE ALUMNUS PLAN NOW ON H O M E C O M I N G !

Homecoming. A chance to renew acquaintances and Plan on it now. relive good times of days gone past. The dates: October 12 and 13. And all that jazz. What’s on tap? The usual things. Plan on it now. A football game. We meet the University of New Hampshire on the gridiron this year. Homecoming. October 12 and 13. Make Black Bear Awards. your reservations for football and luncheon Social events. The Faculty-Alumni Lunch­ tickets with the Alumni Office, 44 Library, eon. Teas. Social hours. Fraternity and University of Maine, Orono, Maine. sorority reunions. Homecoming dance. Watch for your Homecoming Bulletin.

How it started --- Maine Night

In 1900 Dr. O. F. Lewis, then professor of German, had an idea that he hoped would provide a way for alumni and undergradu­ ates to become better acquainted. He suggested adoption of some kind of gathering to stimulate enthusiasm for the important State Series football game. His idea caught on. More than 700 at­ tended that first rally in the gym and chapel of the University, and “Maine Night” was BLACK BEAR NOMINATIONS DUE born. It remained “Maine Night” until 1931 t’s still not too late to enter nominations for the Black Bear Award. when Arthur L. Deering, who later was to The 13th annual presentation of this award will highlight the Faculty- become dean of the College of Agriculture, served as chairman of the activities. That I Alumni Homecoming Luncheon preceding the New Hampshire football game year the event was officially termed “Home- on October 13. coming,” as we know it today. Deadline for nominations is September 10. Names should be sent to the Dr. Lewis’ idea has become an outsanding General Alumni Association, 44 Library, University of Maine, Orono. tradition with each succeeding year, bringing The selection of recipients of the award is made by a GAA committtee from throngs of alumni from all corners of the nominations made by alumni. The award is not restricted to alumni. Faculty and country back to their alma mater to visit the administrative members or friends of the University are eligible. Anyone who has campus while college is in session and to received the Alumni Service Emblem is not eligible for a Black Bear Award. join with the undergraduates in the many and varied activities of the weekend. Among the points considered in making the awards are: 1) devotion to the aims of the University; 2) exemplification of the ideals of the University in personal life; 3) length and quality of service to the University or Alumni Association; and 4) standing among alumni. ANNUAL “M” CLUB Those who have received the award in the past are: 1950—President Emeritus MEETING PLANNED Arthur A. Hauck and Alfred B. Lingley ’20; 1951—J. Larcom Ober T3, Clifford The annual homecoming meeting Patch ’11, and Miss Addie M. Weed; 1952—John C. Sealey, Jr. '36 and Stanley will be held Friday evening, Octo­ Wallace; 1953—Harold L. Bruce ’20, Chester A. Jenkins, and A. D. T. Libby ’98; ber 12, Carleton “Speed” Merritt 1954—Albert K. Gardner ’10, Archer L. Grover ’99, and Col. Joseph A. McCusker ’24, president, has announced. T7; 1955—Emilie (Kritter) Josselyn ’21 and John L. McCobb ’25; 1956—Thomas The varsity coaches will meet N. Weeks T6, Theodore S. Curtis ’23, and Irving Pierce; 1957—Carl Brugge T8, with the group to tell them of the George Dow ’27, and Mrs. William Schrumpf ’25; 1958—Lewis H. Kriger ’16, latest on University athletics. George A. Potter ’20, and Percy F. Crane; 1959—Philip J. Brockway ’31, Marion After the graduate “M” Club S. Buzzell '14, Frederick S. Youngs ’14, and Frank P. Preti ’17; 1960—Ernest meeting, the group will join the Lamb TO, Raymond W. Davis ’11, Harry D. Watson ’20; and 1961—A. P. “open house” activities in the main Wyman ’07, Avery C. Hammond ’11, and James E. Totman '16. lounge of the Memorial Union.

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ATHLETICS

DON FAVOR

Maine's track star of 1931-34 made world headlines with the weights

inner of nine varsity letters in three Although it didn’t bring him the fame years. A triple threat standout in that his track exploits did, his football rec­ Wfootball. Called by his coach “the ord bordered on the fantastic. During his second greatest hammer thrower in the his­ three seasons on the varsity squad, he was tory of the event in this country.” Second chosen for the all-Maine football eleven, place winner in the 1933 IC4A hammer received honorable mention for all-Eastern throw. Member of a United States track during his junior year and acted as co­ team that toured Japan in 1934. Named to captain his senior year. the All-America Track Team. Only Ameri­ He picked up the nickname “Blond Vi­ can to place in the hammer throw event in king.” He was considered a triple threat man the 1936 Olympics. on the gridiron. He could pass, punt and Here, in 75 words, is a summary of the run with dexterity. achievements that make Donald Emerson It was in his junior year that he gained Favor ’34 one of the University’s all-time national prominence. Against Bates he cre­ athletic greats. ated a new indoor field mark of 50 feet Thumb through the sports pages of any of Maine’s daily newspapers from 1931 through 1934 and you’ll soon see why his reer. He won a berth on the American track coach, the late Chester A. Jenkins, called MAINE'S team that toured Japan in the fall of 1934, him “a coach’s dream of a perfect athlete.” coming home with several trophies. History will prove Don Favor one of SPORTS In 1936 he was among those to represent Maine’s most versatile athletes. He was a the United States at the Olypmic Games. brilliant halfback on the football team. He He was the only American to place in the was a standout with the weights and discus. GREATS hammer throw event there. He was better than average on the high While at Maine, he did not confine all his hurdles. He could pole vault with the best. (First in a Series) activities to athletics. Always a good student All these feats are made the more spec­ he majored in forestry and held offices in tacular by one other important factor. Don the Forestry Club. He was a member of Favor weighed less than 170 pounds. 10 1/2 inches with the weights and a few the Sophomore Owls and Senior Skulls. He His weight was such a problem, in fact, weeks later won the University Club meet was Junior and Senior Marshal. He was that during his schoolboy days his doctor in Boston with a new record of 51 feet 3/8 treasurer of Phi Sigma, national honorary ordered him to quit training, telling him he inch for the Harvard Cage. biological fraternity, and vice president of would never again be able to participate in Branching out during his senior year, he athletics. Determined that he would partici­ Xi Sigma Pi, national forestry fraternity. became Maine’s outstanding pole vaulter. He was vice president of his class during its pate, Don went on to become a star at He leaped over the bar 11 feet 3 inches in Deering High School in Portland. junior and senior years. He is a member of competition, and had cleared 12 feet during Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He hadn’t been on the Maine campus a practice sessions. After graduation, he coached and taught week before he became involved in an ath- So widely known were his track exploits at Foxcroft Academy, Dover-Foxcroft, and letic career that, was to bring him national that he was chosen by Daniel J. Ferris, Lewiston High School. He served as princi­ and international recognition. secretary-treasurer of the Amateur Athletic pal of Guilford High School and Bowdoin­ During his freshman year he won numer­ Union, as a member of the 1934 All­ ham High School. Later he founded the als in football and basketball. For the next America Track Team, for the 16-pound Favor Studio of photography in Brunswick. three years he brought athletic renown to hammer event. ’ Not too long ago, he left Maine for Berke­ himself and his alma mater. Graduation did not end his athletic ca- ley, Calif., where he now resides.

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Thomas W. Fessenden Christopher Toole Jr. Leon W. Smiley Philip Dorticos Montelie C. Smith 1890 Allen M. Knowles Cecil S. French James I. Travis Allan C. Hardison Fred T. Stewart Leslie E, Little James A* Gannett George A. Wallace Frederick G. Quincy Charles E. Sullivan George T. Stewart Arthur S. Hanscom George A. Webster George J. Hopkins William H. Wentworth Harlan H. Sweetser 189b Ballard F. Keith Stanley M. Wheeler Ralph L. Talbot 1905 Celia Coffin Thompson George P. Coran Herbert W. Bachelder Henry T. Miner Amos A. Winters Edward B. Wood Howard L. Perkins Frank W. Winchester Harry O. Beale Walter Witham Clayton W. Bowles Alice Farnsworth 1911 1895 Joseph W. Crowe Phillips George D. Bearce Harold S. Boardman 1913 Walter H. Foster Robert E. Potter Allen H. Blaisdell Charles A. Frost George A* Stuart Harry P. Burden Forrest B. Ames Charles D. Thomas Charles L. Foubert Woodbury L. Beres Prentiss E. French Merle A. Sturtevant Ralph W. Buzzell Mary Williams Griffin Walter L. Sturtevant John Coker Maurice C, Bird 1896 Ralph C. Blanchard Charles M. Hamlin Earle N. Vickery Albert D. Conley Elmer E. Kidder Clarence M. Weston Parker M. Cooper Philip S. Bolten Herbert L. Niles Ralph W. Haskell, Sr. John H. Carleton Edward K. Hilliard William P. Cushman Lore A. Rogers 1909 Raymond E. Davis Clifton Chandler Leonard O. Hopkins James E. Church George K. Huntington Thomas D. Austin Raymond W. Davis 1897 Marthon Doak Leslie I. Johnstone DeCosta F. Bennet Arthur C. Eaton George W. Bass Leon A. Dodge Samuel B. Lincoln Harold M. Bowman Delton W. Folley Charles S. Bryer Lawrence H. Gregson Hiram B. Malcolm Helen Steward Bradstreet Leo M. Gerrish Stanwood H. Cosmey Bertrand F. Brann Luzetta Stearns Gregson William G. McCrillis Herman R. Mansur Louis D. T. Geery Lloyd A. Martin Herbert P. Bruce Byron F. Porter Daniel I. Gould Harry W. Hinkley Percival R. Moody Warren A. Carter William S. Gould, Jr. Ralph C. Hodges William J. Ricker Philbur L. Cragin Avery C. Hammond Richard T. Huntington 1898 George P. Deering Roy G. Sands William Hilton Percy Jackman John W. Dearborn Irene Richardson Durgy Roy E. Taylor Ralph M. Holmes Muriel Young Maines Leroy E. Dow Walter L. Emerson C. Kendall Hopkins Irvin F. Hooper Allan F. McAlary Burton M. Thomas Chester A. Estey ■Albion D.T. Libby George H. Howe William H. Merrill Oland W. Trask William A. Fogler Roy C. Jones Walter E. Murray Louis Oakes William H. Gilbert Frank 0. White Sidney M. Jones John L. Ober Merton T. Goodrich Cecil L. Lycette Floyd E. Parker 1899 Cora Shaw Gunn 1906 John B. Madore Harold A. Richards Winfield B. Caswell Harold D. Haggett Frank L. Bailey Maurice F. McCarthy Melvin H. StClair George Collins George H. Hamor Henry W. Bearce Martin J. McHale Ernest T. Savage Charles E. Crosby Ralph C. Harmon A. Guy Bennett Freeland J. Morrison J. Atwood Tabox William W. Havey Walter O. Harvey Marcellus M. Veazie F. Harold Bickford Cyrus W. Murphy Herbert M. Wardwell Walter H. Burke Howard R. Johnson Fred W. Nason Edmund B. Keating Harry B. Westgate Elmer J. Burnham Donald P. Oak 1900 Charles W. Kinghorn Ralph W. Wetherbee Albert J. Butterworth Clifford Patch Alan L, Bird Fred D. Knight Antoinette Webb Wheaton Ernest E. Hobson Carolyn Hodgdon Edwards Ralph E. Patterson Hallett C. Elliott Jesse H. Mason John D. Mackay Dana N. Peaslee 1914 George H. Hill Harold R. Miller George A. Phillips Frank A, Noyes Herbert L. Nash Arthur W. Abbott Percy L. Ricker Roy H. Porter Seavey A. Piper ' Harold P. Adams Arthur W. Prescott George V. Nauman Arthur B. Richardson Howard C. Strout Arthur F. Neal Marion Buzzell Grosemor W. Stickney Charles E. Prince Florence Taylor Royal Harold V. Cobb Frederick J. Simmons Horace A. Parker Fred H. Vose Nelson E. Smith John P. Simons Elmer O. Pray Mary L. Cousins Benjamin T. Weston Frank E. Southard Guy T. Creese Frederick Southard Harold A. Rich Fred P. Ricker Myra D. Thurlow Arthur G. Eaton Elmer R. Tobey 1901 Frederick D. Rogers Albert B. Ferguson William H. Boardman 1907 William Vaughn, Jr. William W. Grace Thomas Buck William B. Alexander Christine Shaw Scamman Albert Verrill Alton A* Austin Howe W. Hall George H. Davis Francis E. Simmons Ernest T. Walker Oswald B. Higgins Gertrude L. Fraser Lucius D. Barrows George L. Smith Leslie J. Wertheim Caleb E. S. Burns J. Russell Hudson Herbert H. Leonard Everett F. Southwick Benjamin B. Whitney Carolyn Worwoodm Ingalls Fred L. Martin Bennett R. Connell George R. Sweetser Charles E. Davis John N. Junkins Emily Hamlin Merrill Elton L. Towle 1912 Mary Leonard Kavanagh Alfred R. Peake Walter E. Farnham Thurman C. Wescott Archie A. Adams Joe K. Goodrich Charles M. Kelly, Jr. Charles H. Pritham William R. Ballou Herbert H. Green F. Carroll Kendrick 1910 Clarence W. Barber 1902 Roy G. Hamlin Aileene Hobart Libby Leroy W. Ames Charles S. Benjamin Edward M. Loftus Nathan R. Adams Erwin H. Hussey Frances E. Arnold James L. Boyle Harold M. Carr Wilbury O. Hutchins Nicholas P. Makanna Harold L. Barker Lewis J. Catheron William C. Monahan Henry W. Chadbourne Herbert A* Knowlton Wallace B. Baylies Alden Chase Edward W. Delano Emerson P. Lambe Paul W. Monohon Earle S, Berry Henry T. Covell Wilson M. Morse Walter H. Eldridge Karl MacDonald James W. Booth John P. Cronin Horace P. Hamlin Frank E. Maddocks Paul E. Murray Emery R. Bowdoin Ruth Merrill Dana Roy W. Peaslee Eugene N. Hunting Mildred Mansfield Martin Lester M. Bragg Joseph F. Merrill Arthur L. Deering Mark Pendleton Charles W. Rowe Frederick W. Conlogue Henry H. Eastman Robie L. Mitchell Ernest A. Rand Roy E. Russell Charles H. Fenn James M. Gillin Tedcastle B. Perry Lester L. Richardson Arthur E. Silver Albert K. Gardner William M. Gray Earle W. Philbrook Harold J. Shaw George P. Goodrich Walter K. Hanson Lowell J* Reed George E. Sinkinson 1903 Clifton A. Hall Lloyd E. Houghton Leroy M. Coffin Marion Balentlne Reed Philip W. Thomas W. Warren Harmon Philip R. Hussey Ralph M. Conner Guy H. Roberts Wayland D. Towner Weston M. Hicks Janes F. Jackson Harry D. Cowles Albert P. Rounds Guy R, Wescott Ralph E. Hobbs Austin W. Jones Frances Hinckley Crowe Porter L. Swift Claude R. Weymouth Charles A. Johnson Roy E. Jones George L. Freeman Richard F. Talbot Max L. Wilder Harvey H. Jordan M. June Kelley Sherwood H. Willard Henry H. Haines Arnold W, Totman Howard W. Hayes Frank W. Twombly Frank H. Lancaster Frederick Youngs John H. Hilliard Charles C. Ketchum Ernest A. Porter Gordon L. Wildes Ernest Lamb Warren McDonald Benjamin F, Williams 1915 John L. Robbins Clarence A* Mayo Alton A. McPhetres Abel P. Wyman Wilbur C. Aageson Harold V. Sheahan Frank E. Merriam Oscar W. Mountfort Paul D. Simpson Margaret Holyoke Adams Dimon E. Merrill Charles W. Newell Harold P. Bailey Guy 0. Small Walter S. Merrill Albert M. Nickels Silas G. Small Harry I. Bayer 1908 Raymond P. Norton L. Richard Moore Harvey D. Whitney Harold H. Beverage Elon L. Brown Geneva Reed Phinney Mellen C. Wiley Herbert C. Norburg Miretta L. Bickford Daniel Chase Herbert W. Pickup Edward M. Partridge Bell Harris Cobb Winthrop B. Brown Frank S. Sawyer Walter E. Perkins Edward W. Conners 1904 William A. Cobb Philip D. Simonton Roy S. Averill Luther S. Russell Olive Coombs Hatch Everett C, Coleman Charles F. Smith Warren H. Savary Edson B. Buker Ava H. Chadbourne Edward W. Cram Charles E. Stickney Edith Folsom Sawyer Albert D. Case F. Philip Emrey Russell M. Crispin Herman P. Sweetser William E. Schrumpf Stephen P. Danforth 18 THE MAINE ALUMNUS^

r Edward A. Dora Estelle S. Robbing Raymond D. Douglass Albert J. Sears Harry W. Fogg > Clyde W. Stewart Mildred F. Fogg Jessie Prince Wallingford Raymond H. Fogler Vernon H. Wallingford Frank D. Freese Ralph A. Wilkins Eugene W. Goodwin Randall V. William Earl C. Goodwin century club members Kenneth T. Wooster Justin D. Graves Charles M. Ziegler Frederic B. Hatch Herbert W. Hayford 1920 William B. Hill THOSE WHOSE GIFTS TOTALED Frances Bartlett Ames Daisy George Hinkley Minerva French Anderson Carl H. Hopkins $100 OR MORE FOR 1961-62 Gilbert H. Atwood Everett P. Ingalls Robert W. Averill Laura Hodgins Jackman Leslie Bannister Roland G. Kimball Hazen H. Ayer '24 Raymond H. Fogler '15 Corinne M. Barker Frank B. Barton Nehemiah W. Kneeland Hazel Lane Babcock ’17 Samuel B. Lincoln '05 Harris O. Luther Iva Barker Bean Alan L. Bird ‘00 Edward M. Loftus '14 Frank A. Besse Clement A. Lyon, Sr. Janet Marston Bodwell ‘55 A. Russell Mace Thomas G. Mangan '16 Gerald H. Bessey William E. Bodwell '50 William H. Martin Everett K. Mansfield '16 Verne C. Beverly- Charles S. McIntire Frank C. Brown ‘30 Israel Orr '48 Leona Gilman Bowyer Maurice R. McKenney Henry T. Carey '22 William P. Palmer, III ’58 Elva Gilman Boynton John H. Philbrick Walter W. Chadbourne ‘20 Leslie R. Phalen '59 Ray M. Boynton Harry Butler Philip E. Philbrook W. Philip Churchill ’30 Rachel Carroll Phalen '36 Lloyd F. Pinkham Walter W. Chadbourne Joanne Daley Clark '54 Frederick G. Quincy '90 W. Linwood Chase Mollie Hutchins Ragon Ralph M. Clark ’51 Harry A. Randall Arthur B. Richardson '11 Ernest L. Coolbroth Frederick W. Conlogue ‘10 Harvey P. Sleeper Carl E. Ring '25 Dewey W. Couri Paul F. Slocum Dwight L. Crockett, Jr. ‘48 Harold J. Shaw ’14 Eveline Snow Cross Hazel Scrimgeour Small Edward W. Delano ’02 Donald L. Trouant '25 ‘ Stanley M. Currier Ira A. Swaye ' Robert R. Duncan, Jr. ‘49 Theodore J. Vaitses '24 ’Doris Williams Donovan 'Robert F. Thurrell Evelyn E. Elliott '62 Lloyd R. Douglass Grace Watson Wendell ’38 Newell W. Emery, Sr. Ross H. Varney Lloyd H. Elliott ’62 Raymond T. Wendell '32 parlisle V. Watson Clarissa P. Farrar Charles H. Fenn ’10 Arthur O. Willey '24 Lucretia Davis Weaver Earle L. Ferren Florence Kirk Field '27 Jedediah E. Weeks Arthur Withington, II '54 Dwight F. French Clarence A. Whitney Kenneth S. Field '27 Hazel Copeland French Oscar M. Wilbur Marion E. French Edmund N. Woodsum Vinton 0. Harkness Alonzo J. Harriman 1916 Barbara Dunn Hitchner Herbert K. Adams Edward P. Hocker George F. Sweet Robert Rich Lawrence J. Hodgkins Ivan C. Ames 1917 Forrest Treworgy E. Raymond Ring Harold D. Ashton Dorothy Y. Holbrook Hazel Lane Babcock George K. Wadlin Vera Gellerson Robinson Dwight M. Ingraham Lewis 0. Barraws Warren B. Beckler Helen Simpson Waller Weldon H. Rolfe Robert W. Bartlett M. Eleanor Jackson Arthur N. Blanchard Roy A. Wentzel Hiram Rosenbloom Albert B. Johnson Roger W. Bell i Lillian Hunt Bolton Helen Danforth West Thomas F. Shea Charles L. Blackman Helen L. Johnson Elwood I. Clapp Frances A. Wood Allen Sherman Priscilla Elliott Robert G. Blanchard Philip P. Clement Clive C. Small Timothy D. Bonney Knowlton Grace Bristol Coffin 1918 Clarence B. Springer Carl A. LeGrow Burke Bradbury Parkman A. Collins Voyle E. Abbott Clayton A. Storer Walter T, Brown Lawrence P. Libby Dwight L. Crockett George J. Adams George W. Sullivan Philip A. Libby Arthur E. Butters Charles E. Crossland Walter B. Aikins Harold C. Swift Murdock A. Campbell Alfred B. Lingley Fred D. Crowell Raynen N. Atherton Bertram Tomlinson Clara Beale Merriman Frances D. Carleton Edmund J. Dempsey Thomas W. Borgesson Ernest J. Turner Harold W. Coffin Silas E. Merry Langdon J. Freese Styles Bridges* Helen Stuart Vrooman Kathryn Gorden Myers Guy B. Condon Frank A. French Carl F. Brugge Evelyn M. Waugh Gerard H. Nickerson Edward Conquest Dorothy Mercier Furbish Thurston D. Carlson Ralph C. Wentworth Angela Getchell Page J. Maynard Dodge Noel D. Godfrey John T. Casey Charlotte Ross Weymouth Wilbur A. Park Omar K. Edes Elty C. Guiou Lucile Royal Chamberlin Gertrude D. Peabody Winfred H. Edminster Guy B. Hamilton George H. Cheney 1919 George A. Potter Caro Beverage Faulkner George E. Hansen Robert R. Cohen Marjorie Grooch Bengis. Norman Shaw William T. Faulkner Frank L. Harmon Walter J. Creamer Earl A. Bradley Donald W. Small Charles H. Folsom Royal G. Higgins Winburn A. Dennett Stacy L. Bragdon Lena page Spaulding Horace E. Grant ' Dorrice M, Higgins Weston S. Evans Alice C. Bridges Theodore M. Stevens Everett G. Ham Howard B. Hiller Mona McWilliams Foster Etelle Sawyer Carlson Robert B. Stewart, Jr. Archelaus L. Hamblen Adrian E. Holmes F. Donald Gibbs Charles B. Clark Lester R. Thurston Evelyn Winship Harmon Bryant L. Hopkins Gertrude Cannon Gibbs Samuel W. Collins, Sr. Walter S. Tolman Joseph E. Harvey Daniel C. Hutchinson Julian F. Greeley Raymond J. Cook Betty Mills Towner Madeline Robinson Herlihy Maurice Jacobs Marie Blackman Gregory Charles T. Corey Nathan F. True Foster D. Jameson Dwight B. Demeritt Maynard F. Jordan Maurice C. Gross Henry W. Turgeon Carl S. Johnson Clifford D. Denison Lewis H. Kriger William C. Harper Harry D. Watson Frederic P. Jones Robert H. Hawthorne Hugh R. MacDonnell Ralph C. Weeks C. Kent Lane H. Allen Durkee Herschel S. Libby Theodore F. Kloss Francis Head Helen White Wentworth William C. Ellsworth Walter C. White Thomas G. Mangan Helen Greeley Libby Eugene F. Hickson Elmer B. Williams Everett K. Mansfield Seth E. Libby Roger B. Hill Charles E. Foss Harold H. Worth Fredericks Foster Gerald C. Marble George S. Hutchins James H. Freeland Merchant Horatio W. Maxfield Marguerite Merrill Jordan Pauline M. Freeland F. Roger Miller - - Flora Howard Mayo John M. Keep Ernest L. Garland 1921 Joseph A. McCusker Howard B. Kyes John B. Goodwin Andrew Adams Robert M. Moore Philip R. Bailey Miller B. Moran Richard E. McKown Arthur W. Leighton Harold K. Graves C. Hall Baker William R. Nugent John H- Melincoff Ralph M. Leighton Ella M. Hall Marlborough Packard Clyde F. Mower Donald M. Libby Ella Wheeler Harmon Roscoe H. Barber William E. Nash Frank Libby Perley F. Harmon Frank S. Beale Myron C. Peabody Albert J. Bedard Marguerite Jones Riley Schuyler Page, Jr. Philip W. Lown Randall A. Harrington Stanley G. Phillips Edward A. MacLean Paul E. Hodgdon Stephen W. Beeaker Frederick Robie Perley L. Berry Albert L. Robinson Linwood T. Pitman J. Mary Thaanum Manwell Clyde T. Holden Frank P. Preti Marie B. May Leroy F. Hussey Margaret Blethen Alice Poore Rollins Bernard Bornstein Samuel Rudman William B. Reynolds C. Neal Merrill Phillip A. Jones Levi T. Rowley Gladys Reed Merrill Samuel B. Jones Rena C. Bowles Richard L. Silva Carlton B. Brown Norman C. Small Abraham M. Rudman Raymond L. Merritt Edward B. Kirk Doris Savage James L. Morse Clifford P. Larrabee Carol Haram Brown Helen P. Taylor Jerome C. Burrows Harold M. Tibbetts Charles A. Sawyer Erlon L. Newdick Frank W. Lord Stanley W. Campbell Harry S. Toole " Claire partridge Shannon I. Leavitt Newman Kathryn Hitchings Lunny James E. Totman William A. Simpson Kathryn Dow Nichols Faye Smith Merrow Roger C. Castle Thomas N. Weeks Frank O. Stephens George C. Norton Lawrence B. Merrow Joseph B. Chaplin Charles L. Stephenson Ralph G. Oakes Carl W. Perkins Arthur R. Chapman Carroll E. Wilcox Robert J. Cohen Basil G. Woods Joseph N. Stephenson Donald B. Perry Agnes Murray Pettey Stanley W. Stoddard Harold L. Redding Anne Curran Reardon Dorothy Hart Cook 11

I 19 AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 « Paul F. Corbin I Ol Madaleine Eastman (busins i Horace C. Crandell Percival B. Crocker t Raymond J. Curran James H. Davidson Howard A. Dearing Frank B. Ells S. Chandler Fraser George A. J. Froberger George S. Ginsberg I Samuel F. Gordon THOSE WHOSE GIFTS TOTALED $25 OR MORE Harry L. Greenleaf Lilia C. Hersey Vernon F. Hobbs With Deering Hughey Gordon E. Chase '41 Ina Jordan Herbert K. Adams ’16 Margaret E. Booker '55 Janice Merrill Chase '41 Emilie Fritter Josselyn Merle V. Adams ’54 Bernard Bornstein ’21 Linwood J. Kelley Mary E. Chase '09 Lucy H. Kilby Nancy Collins Adams ’55 Eula Morris Bousfield ’61 Vincent Checchi '40 Martha Woodbury Kurth Francesjane Foster James E. Bousfield '59 Robert A. Chesebro, Jr. 60 Bluer A. LeBlanc Adder '49 Emery R. Bowdoin ’01 Circle "K" Club, friend , Dorothy Harrington LeGrow Roger W. Addor ’49 Philip N. Bower ‘37 Elwood I. Clapp '17 Alton T. Littlefield Charles D. Allen ’43 Rena Campbell Bowles '21 Richard G. Clark '27 Julia Gilpatrick Hervey C. Allen, Jr. ’38 Manchester Elva Gilman Boynton '20 Ward B. Cleaves '31 Forrest B. Ames 13' Eli A. Marcoux Ray M. Boynton ‘20 Philip P. Clement '17 Leon O. Marshall Vernon G. Ames ’51 Merrill R. Bradford '39 Curry Bell Cobb '08 Edward L. McManus Donald L. Anderson ’35 RichardS. Bradford ’30 William A. Cobb ’08 Donald C. Osborne Francis S. Andrews '42 Robert B. Bramhall '39 F. Chandler Coddington '54 Clarence L. Partridge Cedric L. Arnold '32 Henry H. Brodersen '56 Arnold M. Coffey '45 Harry A. Patterson Alexander P. Athas ’54 Parker L. Brooks, Jr. '56 John A. Coffin '56 Janes K. Pennell Raymon N. Atherton ’18 Effie Weatherbee Peters Althea Millett Brown '38 Judith Pendleton Coffin '57 Clarrk Perry Chester A. Baker ’23 Carlton E. Brown '21 Elsa Goodman Cohen '61 Cora Phillips Perry John T. Bankus '33 Clare H. Brown, Jr. '27 Milford F. Cohen ’41 Michael Pilot Harold L. Barker '10 Earl D. Brown '34 George Collins '99 Wesley C. Plumer Norman S. Barnes ’50 Paul C. Brown '36 Samuel W. Collins '19 Helen Clark Potter Lewis O. Barrows '16 Pauline Calvert Brown '37 Harold B. Pratt Faith Comstock '52 Lucius; D. Barrows '07 Woodford B. Brown '36 Alfred P. Condon, Jr. '52 Bather Copeland Ring Charles E. Bartley '43 Stanton B. Small Carl F. Brugge '18 Albert D. Conley '11 Ruth Sullivan Stevenson Helen Hauck Bartley '43 David P. Buchanan ’48 Daniel E. Connelly '30 Katherine D. Stewart Clarence E. Bassett ’29 Laurence L. Buck '26 Ralph M. Conner '03 Harold B. Swicker Harry L. Bayer '15 Thomas Buck '01 Robert V. Connors '59 Carroll C. Swift George D. Bearce '11 Gilbert Bucknam ’37 Donald P. Corbett '34 Paul D. Tapley Henry W. Bearce '06 Carleton H. Bunker ’26 Francelia Dean Corbett '34 Wilfred A. Taylor Paul W. Bean ’35 Walter H. Burke '06 Robert F. Corbett '37 Harold S. Tibbetts H. Russell Beatty ’27 Joseph F. Tingley Robert A. Burns '36 Charles T. Corey '19 Anthony A. Beeaker ’28 Esther Trainer Toole Maurice H. Burr ’26 Harry D. Cowles '05 Harold B. Treworgy Marjorie Gooch Bengis ’19 Frank A. Butler '51 Albert P. Cox '49 Ralph R. Bennett ’24 Virgil B. Trouant Harry Butler '20 Kenneth L. Crabtree '39 Frederick R. Vaughn Woodbury L. Berce ’13 Henry R. Butler '20 Gene S. Cranch '49 Mildred Haney Berdeen ’34 Mildred Bisbee Wass Ruth Bartlett Butler ’54 Charles E. Crossland '17 Leta Weymouth Wood Elizabeth Newell Berglund '44 Arthur E. Butters '16 Donald J. Crouse '58 Ralph H. Wood Perley L. Berry ’21 Olin W. Callighan '24 Harry F. Culbertson '27 Wilfred E. Bettoney '39 1922 Peter Calott '48 William R. Cumerford '39 Harold H. Beverage '15 Lawrence Barton Robert J. Campana '49 William H. Cummings, Jr. '3. Theodore R. Bickmore ’31 Achsa M. Bean Norman D. Carlisle ’37 George S. Cunningham '29 Cortna Kingsley Billings ’42 Jacob W. Bishop, Jr. G. Stuart Carroll '51 Della M. Currie '56 Foster B. Blake Paul C. Billings ’41 Arline Cousins Carter '44 Stanley M. Currier '20 Parry B. Boyd George D. Bixby ’29 Elton S. Carter '40 Jane Purcell Cushing '53 Joseph S. Buker Angus G. Black ’49 Leland F. Carter '42 Lawrence M. Cutler '28 Gertrude O'Brien Burrows Jean Gyger Black ’52 Henry T. Carey Maxwell B. Carter, Jr. '44 Lucille French Daggett '31 Harold F. Blackwood '23 Lucy B. Chamberlain Roger C. Castle '21 Philena Dean Daggett '39 Foster B. Blake '22 Martha D. Chas* Virginia Averill Castle ’23 Vaughan M. Daggett '30 Thomas Blau, Jr. '54 Willian D. Common Clifton E. Chandler ’13 Ralph O. Dale '42 Ivan L. Craig William H. Boardman ’01 E. Leith Chase '26 Lawrence W. Davee '22 Donald H. Cross Barbara Higgins Bodwell '45 George O. Chase '42 Helen Pulsifer Dana Russell S. Bodwell '44 Muriel Goodrich Davee '22 Donald H. Daniels George T. Chase ’52 Carrol D. Davis '42 Lawrence W. Davee Muriel Goodrich Dave* Ulnar W. Davis Errol L. Dearborn Catharine Sargent Marston Oscar S. Simpson A* Louise Bartlett Shirley Jordan f Robert W. Dow Frederick F. Marston- John R. Smith Harold F. Blackwood William M. Kearns Charles L. Eastman John McCrystle Ruth Shepherd Slater George V. Blanchard Iva Merchant Knight 0. Spurgeon English Bari C. McGraw Carl T. Stevens Royal Boston, Jr. Pauline Harthorn Hope Perkins Featherstone Doris P. Merrill A. Everett Strout Virginia Averill Castle Littlefield Blton 0. Feeney Thomas H. Murphy Gertrude Farnham Strout Virginia Colbath Crandall Leonard Lord Beulah Duran Ferron Ardis Lancey Moore Norman O. Sturtevant Theodore S. Curtis Guy 0. Matthews Jerome B. Gantnier Estelle Nason Paul D. Sullivan Alexander B. Cutler Thor Miller S. Leonard Ginsberg Frances S. Nason Dorothy Trefethen Philip D. Davis Howard L. Norwood Stanton Glover John H. Needham Henry P. Turner Franz R. Dolliver Sidney Osborne Reynold W. Graffan H. Otis Noyas Walter A. Wadsworth Cora Russell Doten Virginia Chase Perkins Ethel packard Harkness Parker W. Patterson Carleton A. Walker Henry L. Doten Francis M. Place Lynwood S. Hatch Ida Collins Watson Harold W. Eastman Howard H. Randlette Melvin B. Healey Frances Curran Perry Seth H* Pinkham Myron B. Watson Helen Humphreys Eastman Ruth Spear Rich Harry B. Henderson Conan A. Priest Everett P. Welch Eugene B. Gannon Frank W. Riley Milton A. Hescock John T. Quinn Philip R. White Julius O. Garso a Elizabeth Ring Henry F. Hill, Jr. Hyman L. Ramer Elwood K. Wilkins Clifton M. Ramm Arthur B. Rogers Sumner P. Hopkins Homer F. Ray Hugh M. Williams Elizabeth A. Harkness Margaret Mason Ross Leslie W. Hutchins Ernest H' Ring Lloyd G. Hay Stanley J. Johnson Lionel B. St .Pierre Ian M. Rush 1923 Alfred G. Hempstead Fred T. Jordan Marie Hodgdon Sawyer Carl A. Sargent Nelson B. Aikins David W. Hoyt John L. Seymour Ralph G. Kennison Doris Twitchell Allen Elsie Perry Hoyt Robert W. Laughlin Lillian Dunn Sayford Beatrice Cleaves Stevens Grace Reed Serson Stuart M. Johnson Minnie Nore11 Libby Ceylon R. Archer Fernaid S. Stickney Perry R. Shean Janet Cole Armstrong Vernon L. Johnson Richard B. Stuart Avis Strout Jordan Herbert A. Sullivan 20 THE MAINE ALUMNUS I

Margaret Libby Grant '49 J. Winston Hoyt '35 Sidney K. Graves '48 Robert N. Hubbard '43 Leon E. Gray '49 James H. Hunter '40 Opal Cox Gray '45 Eugene N. Hunting '02 Julian F. Greeley '18 Orren H. Hurd '50 Guy E. Griffin '24 Philip R. Hussey '12 members Edith Kagan Grossman '44 Peter A. Ibold, Jr. '59 Edward P. Hacker '20 Carolyn Wormwood Edward G. Haggett, Jr. '33 Ingalls '14 John D. Haggett '38 Everett P. Ingalls '15 FOR 1961-62 Alice Fonseca Haines '48 Harold H. Inman '30 Frank W. Haines, Jr. '48 Martha Allen Irvine '44 William L. Irvine '42 Dorothy Moran Hall '43 Andrew P. Iverson '34 Edward C. Hall '48 Dana W. Davis '50 Bernard A. Etzel '43 Charles H. Jack, Jr. '46 Harry N. Hamer '26 Philip D. Davis '23 Elizabeth Emery Etzel '44 Doris Vollmer Jack '49 Harold P. Hamilton '29 Raymond E. Davis '11 Philip L. Evans '31 Emery L. Jackson '50 Horace P. Hamlin '02 Raymond W. Davis '11 Weston S. Evans '18 M, Eleanor Jackson '20 Kay Sawyer Hannah '60 McClure Day '42 George A. Faulkner, Jr. '45 Maurice Jacobs '17 Peter R. Hannah '59 John B. Dearborn '41 Henry W. Fales '35 Edward R. Jennison '50 Arthur S. Hanscom '08 Hope Perkins Donald G. Johnson '36 John W. Dearborn '98 George E. Hansen, Jr. '45 Featherstone '22 Ralph L. Johnson '30 Arthur L. Deering '12 Allen C. Hardison '90 Edmund M. Deeter, Jr. '43 Ruth A. Johnson '54 Donald A. Feeley '52 Carl M. Harmon '26 Edmund J. Dempsey '17 Leslie I. Johnstone '05 J. Robert Feeley '33 Charles A. Harmon '36 Richard F. Desjardins '45 Clarence W. Jones '42 David R. Fields '57 Alonzo J. Harriman '20 Thomas J. Desmond '33 Emilie Kritter Josselyn '21 Ira Flaschner '34 Herbert A. Harriman '50 Bradford T. Joyce '46 Malcolm E. C. Devine '31 William N. Flynt '30 Joseph E. Harvey '16 Marjorie Mealey Devine '56 Katherine Rice Joyce '44 Elwood E. Folsom '28 Charles F. Hass '46 Roy E. Joyce '50 Ronald K. Devine '55 Arthur T. Forrestall '33 Theodore F. Hatch '24 Franklin D. Dexter '41 Peter G. Karalekas '34 Warren L. Foss '43 Arthur A. Hauck '38 Thomas L. Dickson '27 Arline Tankle Keith '47 Frank L. Foster, Jr. '49 Gladys Reid Hauck '38 Ballard F. Keith '08 Franz R. Dolliver '23 Kenneth C. Foster '34 Lloyd G. Hay '23 Edward H. Keith '49 Morris A. Dolliver '24 David W. Fox '52 Monson H. Hayes, Jr. '46 Lawrence B. Kelley '41 Merrill L. Donahue '43 Jeanette Bishop Fox '54 David G. Hempstead '43 James F. Kenney '42 Doris Williams Donovan '20 James H. Freeland '19 Margaret Burrill John C. Kenny '36 Frances Donovan Donovan '43 Pauline Mansur Freeland '19 Hempstead '45 Craig L. Dore '60 Milton F. Kent *30 George L. Freeman '03 C. Stuart Hickox '50 Cora Russell Doten '23 Charles C. Ketchum *10 t F. Drummond Freese '15 Weston M. Hicks '10 Henry L. Doten '23 Ernest K. Khoury, Jr. '53 Boyd C. Fuller '50 Eugene F. Hickson '18 Randall H. Doughty '25 John B. Kilday '59 George W. Furbush '54 Ralph P. Higgins '36 Bartlett Kimball '38 Don E. Douglas '57 Mary-Hale Sutton Royal G. Higgins, Jr. '17 Phyllis Peavey Kimball '35 George F. Dow '27 Furman '38 Clark & Mrs. B. Hill, Ethel M. King *59 Myrtle Walker Dow |'29 Joseph Galbraith '37 friend Loomis S. Kinney '29 Arthur E. Downey '52 Jack D. Galiano '56 John H. Hilliard '03 Edward B. Kirk *19 Carleton P. Duby '40 James A. Gannett '08 William Hilton '11 Gerald R. Kirwin '59 George F. Dudley '28 Jerome B. Gantnier '22 Daisy George Hinkley '15 Charles F. Kitching '51 Thelma Perkins Dudley '28 John N. Garvin, III '56 Harry W, Hinkley '13 Nehemiah W. Kneeland '15 Alice Stanley Dunham '24 Roy J. Gavin '34 George P. Hitchings '37 Frederick D. Knight '09 Earl M. Dunham '24 ' Arthur L. Geary '49 Pauline Davee Hitchings '39 Jacqueline Thomas Knight 54 Harold L. Durgin 24 Charles E. Gero '26 Frances Brown Hobbie '35 Lowell R. Knight '54 H. Allen Durkee '19 Marion Farrington Gero '27 Ralph E. Hobbs '10 Clarice A. Easier '47 Stephen C. Knight, Jr. *48 Harold A. Gerrish '40 Edmund W. Hoctor '50 Charles L. Eastman '22 Evelyn Farris Knowles '27 Leo M. Gerrish '11 Paul E. Hodgdon '19 Helen Humphreys Eastman 23 Jerome H. Knowles, Jr. '28 Martha Chase Gerrish '38 Lawrence J. Hodgkins '20 Paul Ehrenfried '42 Nicholas G. Hodgman '29 David W. Knudsen '51 Frederick D. Gibbs '18 Lewis H. Kriger '16 Hallett C. Elliott '06 Gertrude Cannon Gibbs '18 Charles M. Holbrook '39 Carolyn Lamb Ellis '53 Edward J. Holland, Jr. '44 Martha Woodbury Kurth '21 Frank P. GiUey '44 Ernest Lamb '10 Edward M. Ellis '44 Norman A. Gosline '57 Dwight R. Holmes '52 Ruth Bunker Ellis '44 Roy N. Holmes '32 Moses H. Lane '38 Ralph A. Gould, Jr. '48 Alice Wood Lang '59 Dale G. Emery '54 Jean L. Gowdey '48 C. Kendall Hopkins '98 Lewis G. Emery'43 C. Frederic Larrabee '33 Stephen J. Grady '32 Leonard O. Hopkins '05 O. Spurgeon English '22 Russell V. Lathrop '30 Lawrence A. Graham '44 Sumner P. Hopkins '22 Dorothy Brewer Erikson '42 Merle Shubert Leddy '34 Harry A. Grant '28 William R. Houser '56 Gordon I. Erikson '43 Herbert H. Leonard '01 John F. Grant '48 Elizabeth Storey Hoyt '37 Parker F. Leonard '50

Ralph E. Thomas Ray H. Carter James L. Hayes Howard C, Reiche Kenneth F. Woodbury Theodore E. M. Carville F. Gilbert Hills Anna Green Robison Philip B. Woods Ruth Coombs Thorns Anna Kettell Young Antoinette Gould Torrey Charles V. Catell Bessie Harris Hovey Samuel L. Rosenberg Ethelyn Percival Howard Philip A« Sargent Harriet Weatherbee Time James A. Chalmers 1925 William H. Wellington Harold J. Chase Bentley S. Hutchins Max G. Shapiro Floyd N. Abbott Armando J. Conti Conrad Kennison Chester M. Sinnett Martha Sanborn White Eli Aronson Ruth Bessey Conti Oral G. King George L. Skolfield Roger Williams Stanley Bailey Arthur E. Covell Beatrice Johnson Little John T. Skolfield Arthur B. Wilson Chester A. Baker Paul M. Croxford John B. Lockwood, Jr. John A. Small Mabel Peabody Wilson Hope N. Bannister Bruce I. Davenport George E. Lord Theron A. Sparrow Howard E. Wilson James T. Blair John C. Winslow Roland O. Dolley James L. MacLeod Willard W. Spear Louise Messer Mayo Carl W. Stevens Laurence B. Blethen Morris A. Dolliver Ethel Bird McCrystle Ellen Myers Stevens Madelene Fogg Brown 1924 Lowell J. Dow Arline Besse Buley 8. Bradley B. Abbott Dwight L. McKechnie C. Weston Steward Merwyn R. Driscoll Karl H. McKechnie Philip H. Taylor Charles P. Burbank J. Wesley Ames William F. Drislane Raymond H. Buxton Hazen H. Ayer Carleton W. Merritt John L. Townsend Alice Stanley Dunham Charles 0. Cambell Gregory Baker Albert S. Noyes Aileen Bennett Tufts Earl M. Dunham Charles E. Noyes Theodore J. Vaitses Rosemary Curran Carlin Carl L. Beal Harold L. Durgin Anne Jorgenson Carrington Edith L. Beckett Philip T. Oak H. Bernice Wentworth Michael Gentile Clayton P. Osgood Frank R. West Philip T. Carroll Ralph R. Bennett Judson M. Grant Lindsay B. Chalmers Howard L. Bowen Irene Guppy Persons Rodgers G. Wheaton Philip L. Gray Ivan R. Pease Morton C. Whitcomb G. Davis Chase Wilfred C. Burr Roxie Dunton Clark Guy E. Griffin Wallace W. Perkins Charles A, Whitten Olin W. Callighan Norris C. Clements William E. Harmon Bernie E. Plumer, Jr, Arthur O. Willey Thomas J. Carlin Theodore F. Hatch Cecil J. Cutts Horace W, Raymond Ruth Savage Wiswell Randall H. Doughty AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 21

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Edith McIntire McDonald ’41 Bernard T. Poor '27 Edward C. Sherry '38 Robert S. McDonald '41 Edgar M. Potter ’43 Arthur E. Silver '02 Ralph McGibney '53 George A. Potter '20 Frederick J. Simmons '06 Martin J. McHale '11 Helen Clark Potter ’22 Wray D. Simpson '49 Clifford G. McIntire '30 James E. Poulin, Jr. '32 Norma J. Smaha '54 Joshua B. Powers, Jr. 59 Alvin S. McNeilly ’44 Carolyn A. Small '45 stay club Jennie Bridges McNeilly ’43 Horace A. Pratt '30 Edward L. Smiley ’48 Martha A. Pratt '52 Royal O; Mehann '36 Arthur G. Smith '38 Donald L. Lester '32 Ardon C. Mercier '34 Elmer O. Pray '09 Bettina Bruce Smith '38 Conan A. Priest ’22 Marion Dickson Lester '33 Dimon E. Merrill ’10 Mary Dirks Snyder '49 Ralph N. Prince ’32 Cora Sharon Leukhart '38 William H. Merrill '13 Ralph M. Snyder '50 Nathan W. Putnam '56 Leon B. Levitan ’38 William R. Merrill '56 Dwight L. Somers '34 Albion D. T. Libby '98 Carleton W. Merritt '24 Charlotte Miller Ramirez '37 Philip D. Spiller ’44 Elizabeth Tryon Libby '33 John T. Miniutti '59 Hall Ramirez ’36 James S. Stanley '38 Lelia M. Libby '42 Leonard E. Minsky '50 Barbara Lancaster Edward F. Stanton '26 Winthrop C. Libby ’32 Robie L. Mitchell '07 Raymond '37 Basil G. Staples '35 Elden E. Light '31 Margaret M. Mollison '50 Gordon B. Raymond '38 Howard G. Steinberg '36 Wiljo M. Lindell ’40 Katherine Lang Morrison '31 John H. Reed '42 Theodore M. Stevens '20 Dorris Mayne Lindquist '52 Louis H. Morrison '35 Lowell J. Reed '07 Clyde W. Stewart '19 William G. Lindquist '52 Arthur H. Moulton, III '44 Marion Balentine Reed '07 Donald M. Stewart '35 Alfred B. Lingley '20 Evelyn Shaw Moulton '46 William S. Reid '28 Patricia Wade Stewart '57 Frank W. Linnell ’29 Paul E. Murray '14 Bernard P. Rines '45 Beatrice Johnson Little '24 Ronald E. Stewart '49 Kathryn Gorden Myers '20 Priscilla Thomas Rines '49 Clarence C. Little ’32H Ruth Goodwin Stewart '36 William E. Nash '17 Ernest H. Ring '22 Henry Little ’36 Shirley Smith Stewart '51 Arthur F. Neal '09 Edna Mathews Roberts '35 George V. Lobozzo ’51 William C. Stickel '49 Charles L. Nelson '45 Fred C. Roberts '35 Charles E. Stickney '10 Sidney L. Look '33 Robert W. Nelson '45 Frederick Robie, Jr. '53 Francis J. Lord '34 Fernaid S. Stickney '23 Winifred Donnellan Nelson '46 Thelma Crossland Robie '49 George E. Lord '24 Warden A. Stickney '30 Norman R. Ness '38 Morris R. Robinson '32 Nellie Oakman Lord ’53 Wendell H. Stickney '43 Harold K. Nichols '51 Willis Robinson '50 Mary Carter Stiles '31 Philip A. Lord ’55 Edmund K. Nock '48 Anna Green Robison '24 Ruth Kimball Lord ’37 Willis L. Stiles '31 Hannah E. Norton '54 John W. Roche '32 S. Louise Quincy Lord ’25 Charles H. Stinchfield '37 Albert S. Noyes '24 Frederick D. Rogers ’09 Albert H. Lorentzen ’49 Daniel P. Storer '44 H. Otis Noyes' '22 Daniel A. Rosen '27 Avery N. Lorenzen '51 Hattie Ingraham Storer '45 Joanne Lindgren Noyes '49 Catharine L. Rowe '38 L. Paul’ Lorusso ’43 Charles E. Sullivan '12 John W. Noyes '53 Pasquale L. Rozzi '50 Philip W. Lown ’18 George W. Sullivan '18 Leroy C. Noyes '46 Morris D. Rubin '38 Kathryn Hitchings Lunny ’19 Thomas C. Sullivan '55 Frances Wilcox Oakes '43 Abraham M. Rudman ’17 Richard R. Lunt ’36 Walter L. Sullivan '43 Stewart F. Oakes ’41 Gerald E. Rudman '49 Freda Flanders Lycette ’43 John E. Suminsby '44 J. Larcom Ober ’13 Robert C. Lycette ’43 Samuel Rudman '16 Earl L. Swett, Jr. '50 Edith Bolan Ogden '33 Sargent Russell '37 Thomas E. Lynch ’38 Car roll C. Swift ’21 Eugene C. Ogden ’34 Timothy J. Ryan '31 Karl MacDonald '07 Porter L. Swift '07 •John M. Palmer ’30 Robert W. Samuelson '40 Hugh R. MacDonnell '19 Torrey A. Sylvester '59 Wilbur A. Park '20 Edward A. MacLean ’18 James W. Sanborn ’35 Gerald M. Tabenken '44 Albert M. Parker '28 Philip A. Sargent '24 Richard F. Talbot '07 James L. MacLeod ’24 Robert D. Parks '29 James C. Saunders, Jr. '60 Edward R. Tanner '42 Walter J. Macomber '60 Vera Brastow Parks ’39 Richard F. Saunders ’50 Donald V. Taverner '43 Carl W. MacPhee ’46 Clifford Patch ’11 Warren H. Savary '12 Elizabeth Barker Taverner 42 John H. Mahoney ’27 Gertrude D. Peabody '20 Dorothy Steward Sayward '28 Donald E. Marriner ’42 R. Olive Rowell Taverner '43 Myron C. Peabody '16 Walter D. Scannell '25 Robert Thurrell '15 Catherine Sargent Marston 22 Ivan R. Pease '24 Charles Schlosberg ’30 Lester R. Thurston '20 Frederick F. Marston '22 George W. Perkins, Jr. ’49 Mary Flynn Schoppe '37 Fred L. Martin ’01 Antoinette Gould Torrey '23 Howard L. Perkins '08 Robert P. Schoppe '38 George N. Martin ’27 James E. Totman '16 Nancy Foster Perkins '49 Mildred Brown Schrumpf '25 J*. Richard Martin ’50 Allen D. Trask '38 Cora Phillips Perry ’21 William E. Schrumpf '12 Lloyd A. Martin ’05 Leon S. Trenholm '52 Donald B. Perry '18 Walter M. Schultz '40 Jesse H. Mason ’09 Barbara Tibbetts Francis J. Pettis, Jr. '59 Robert E. Schweitzer '60 Roscoe C. Masterman ’32 Treworgy '48 Helen M. Philbrook '39 John C. Sealey, Jr. '36 John P. McCaffrey ’29 Charlotte Harris Treworgy '49 Charles R. Phillips ’25 Stanwood R. Searles '34 Maurice F. McCarthy ’11 Forrest R. Treworgy '17 George A. Phillips '11 Joseph P. Seltzer '32 James W. McClure ’33 Harry T. Treworgy '49 Helen Wormwood Pierce '41 Joseph F. Senuta '34 Mary Robinson McClure ’29 Paul D. Turner, Jr. '49 Michael Pilot '21 Calvin B. Sewall '42 Henry J. McCusker ’34 Diong D. Uong '26 Wesley C. Plumer '21 Joseph B. Shattuck, Jr. '49 Joseph A. McCusker ’17 Rudy Vallee '25 Michael F. Polese '56 Lucy Farrington Sheive '27 William G. Vandervliet '60

Carl B. Basttian Donald C. Lincoln Hoyt B. Savage Willis M. Barrows Philip Ehrlich Thonas L. Dickson, Sr. Frances Perkins Lincoln Madalene Brackett Sax. Carl H. Bischoff Richard C. Dolloff Benjamin W. English Frank L. Lincoln Walter D. Scannell Frances H. Brewer Paul F. Erskine Merrill H. Dooey Louise Quincy Lord Mildred Brown Schrumpf Laurence L. Buck. Raymond C. Fitshenry George F. Dow Arline F. Lynch Lincoln A. Sennett Carleton H. Bunker Lynnette Walker Edward M. Engel William R. MacDonald, Jr. Rufus S. Sewall Ruth Morse Burbank Flewelling Lorinda Orne Eustis Donald N. MacLean David M. Shapleigh Alfred R. Burr Kenneth S. Field Thomas B. Gay John W. Mangan Evangeline Steward Keith Goldsmith Maurice H. Burr Mae Kirk Field John L. McCobb Shapleigh Floyd J. Carr Elizabeth Pendleton Ham Margaret Boothby Freeman Leona Reed McDonald Frederic A. Soderberg B. Leith Chase Dorothy Taylor Garvin Donald Hastings Morita Pickard Springer Sidney B. Coleman Anne Thurston Henderson Charles M. McEwen Marion Farrington Gero Dearburn B. Stevens' Earle D. Crawford Hilton 8. Higgins Edith Hannington Moberg Wyman P. Gerry Prescott B. Thornton Marjorie Myers Crawford Harriet Page Huns Dwight L. Moody Ruth Leman Grady Claude H. Tozier Edgar R. Cyr 0. Julian Humphrey ' Joseph M. Murray Ernest H. Grant Velina K. Oliver Donald L. Trouant Albert H. Doerr Any Adams Green John C. Hutton Balfour S. Tyndall Arlene Ware Ryde Mansfield M. Packard Joseph D. Doherty P. Joseph Guilfoyle Arthur N. Parmenter Rudy Vallee Douglas B. Donovan Ruth Palmer Harribine Stanley B. Hyde George 0. York Clifford V. Irish Elisabeth Peabody Parsons Gordon H. Fait Harry A. Hartley Charles R. Phillipa Margaret Fraser Feeney Bessie Muzzy Hastings Ruel L. Janes , 1926 Alton P. Keene Reginald L. Reed Carlton W. Fletcher Clara Peabody Hersum Albert H. Repscha Bradley B. Abbott Charles E. Gero Kenneth V. Right Doris Dow Ladd George R. Acheson John A. Lawry Carl B. Ring Spofford Giddings Roy C. Hobson Frank L. Robinson William L. Bailey Harry F. Culbertson Elwin B. Hodgins t Florence Merritt Baker Helen Peabody Davis Henry G. Howard 22 THE MAINE ALUMNUS

I • I < I V Earle N. Vickery '08 Gordon S. McDonald John B. McCobb Katherine Marvin Philip McSorley William P. Viles '28 Fred C. Newhall MacNaughton Forrest W. Meader Fred H. Vose ’00 Leone Dakin Nutting Thomsa Martin Anthony J. Pannoni Harold A. Medeiros John P. McCaffrey Elizabeth Laughlin Ralph R. Parkman Raymond H. Morrison Mary Robinson McClure , Wadsworth '26 Emily Pendleton Frederick L. Moulton Ellsworth McDonald Norman C. Walker '49 Rose Adams Plouff Laurence H. Murdock Ruth Meservey George A. Wallace '10 Kenneth O. Plumer Frances Kent Murray Firovanti O. Miniutti Russell A. Walton '35 Sylvester L. Poor Wendall P. Noble Helen Moore Hubert M. Wardwell, Jr. '13 William W. Rich, Jr. Carroll P. Osgood Merton F. Morse Arvilla Peabody Ross Bettina Brown. Moulton Donald J. Waring '50 E. Lyman Otis Theodore S. Rowe Albert M. Parker Perley H. Mudgett Doris Harrison Waring '51 F. Herbert Severance Izora Hutchinson Parsons Frederick L. Revells Herbert S. Warmflash ’48 Edward F. Stanton Maxwell M. Peabbles George A. Noddin Ada Woodman Warren '36 Earle M. Stevens John A. Pierce Ruth Daggett Noyes Beth Chick Warren '52 Karl F. Switzer Agnes Masse Plumer Worth L. Noyes Dana E. Warren '52 Robert A. Tate William S. Reid Roderic C. O’Connor Robert D. Parks Eleanor Cushing Wasgatt '3 3 Laurence G. Thurston Ralph T. Robertson Robert E. Turner Hallowell R. Rogers Merton S. Parsons Wesley N. Wasgatt '33 Diong D. Dong Cornelius J. Russell, Jr. Maple I. Percival Carlisle V. Watson '15 Elizabeth Laughlin Dorothy Steward Sayward Harold N. Dowell Ida Collins Watson '22 Wadsworth Robert F. Scott George W. Raye Myron E. Watson '22 Beulah Osgood Wells Linwood F. Snider Mary F. Reed Freeman G. Webb '33 Gerald S. Wheeler David H. Stevens Edwin M. Ryder Thomas N. Weeks ’16 Seth A. Whitcomb Charles P. Stone Alice Webster Sinclair Kenneth C. Wilson Everett P. Welch '22 Frederick H. Thompson Catherine Osgood Oscar L. Wyman Ruth Thompson Thompson Skolfield William H. Wellington '23 Gilbert M. Titcomb Archibald V. Smith George J. Wentworth '10 1927 Philip H. Trickey Gordon Smith John W. Wentworth '49 Isabel Z. Ames William P. Viles Carlista Mutty Snyder Owen Wentworth '39 Fred D. Armes Gordon M. Walker Sarah Hoos Sterns Helen Strong Werner '53 H. Russell Beatty Mary Levine Webber Frank R. Stewart Thurman C. Wescott '09 Anthony A. Beeaker Matthew Williams Clyde C. Stinson. Eldwin A. Wixson Claude R. Weymouth '14 Mary 'B. C. Belinian Willard J. Strout Frederick T. Berg Hope Craig Wixson Orville T. Swift Rodgers G. Wheaton '24 Everett E. Blackwell H. Hollis Wooster Harvard L. Sylvester M. Haynes Wheeler '29 Clayton T. Bockus Theodore J. Zak Sarah Jane Thompson Emma Given White '53 Sara Palmer Bogan Donald E. Tracy Martha Sanborn (White '23 Clare H. Brown, Jr. 1929 Carl D. True Philip R. White '22 Leroy E. Brown Reginald B. Adams Oscar T. Turner Philip R. White, Jr. ’50 Annette Lane Burbank Louis A. Airoldi H. Norton Webber Lewis J. Carpenter John B. Ames M. Haynes Wheeler Shelton S. White '49 Sung H. Cha Dean R. Bailey G. Albert Whittier Carl Whitman '35 Milton H. Clapp Clarence B. Bassett Elizabeth McCracken Jon H. Whitten '60 Richard G. Clark Whitney M. Baston Wilhelm Elizabeth McCracken Lawrence P. Cogswell Shirley Berger Roger C. Wilkins Wilhelm '29 Marion Cooper Oscar L. Birch Ruby Carlson Williams Elwood K. Wilkins '22 Edgar R. Crozier George D. Bixby Stanley G.Winch Iva Stanley Waring M. Catherine Buck Booker Wallace C. Woodworth Frank P. Bostrom Edgar H. Wyman Ralph A. Wilkins '19 Charles M. Washburn Daniel Webster Charles G. Brown Gertrude Gray Yates Barbara Crane Williamson '49 Earle R. Webster Gerald F. Burrill Douglas J. Williamson '49 Margaret Preble Webster James C. Buzzell 1930 Elmore L. Wood '35 Philip A. Whitehouse Robert F. Chandler, Jr. Lyman Abbott, Jr. Ethel Cummings Woodbury 29 Eugene C. Winch Mildred McPheters Clapp ’Perley E. Armitage Raymond B. Wood Everett F. Conlogue Alice H. Bagley Kenneth F. Woodbury '24 Elston F. Cooper George H. Barnes Dorothy L.‘ Woodcock '36 1928 George S. Cunningham Louise Bates Ames T. Russell Woolley, Jr. '41 Russell M. Bailey 'Myrtle Walker Dow Niran C. Bates H. Hollis Wooster '28 William Balch Kenneth R. Dudley Milledge M. Beckwith Arthur E. Wylde '55 Vincent H. Beeaker Claire Callaghan Bernard M. Berenson Jean Bryant Yeaton '50 Horace E. Bell Fitzmorris James F. Booker Richard S. Bradford Oliver Yeaton '51 Earl F. Bennett Herbert R. Fitzmorris Lynwood K. Betts John B. Flynn Frank C. Brown Eleanor West Yerxa '33 Charles E. Fogg Lois A. Burr Barbara Thompson York '49 Harold E. Bowie Milton L. Bradford Frank Foggia Elizabeth Mason Carter George O. York, Jr. '25 Leon A. Cheney Richard P. Gleason Thurlow A. Chandler Harland A. Young '37 Luke E. Closson, Sr. W. Philip Churchill Kent H. York '48 Louis Cohen Albert F. Gilmore , • Dorothy Culley Coburn Malcolm A., Young '58 Wray C. Conro John L. Guice Daniel E; Connelly Linwood S. Cotton James E. Hale Ralph A. Corbett Peter Zoidis '38 Clifton W. Hall George W. Crimmins John P. Zollo '49 Kenneth D. Cram Lawrence M. Cutler Thelma V. Harm Horace A. Croxford Stanley J. DeVeau Albert M. Harmon Athalia Sweatt Cunnings Bertna Carter Cushman Fred M. Dodge Cecil J. Harribine Erdine Besse Dolloff William J. Hartley Harold M. Cutler Ramona Boley Highlands George F.Dudley Roland J. Cyr Allison K. Hill Thelma Perkins Dudley Vaughn M. Daggett Nicholas G. Hodgman William H. Daley Doris Rideout Huestis Sherman H. Rounsville Francis G. Fitzpatrick Edith Hoyt Humphrey Henry A. Scribner Richard W. Holmes Harold A. Dewolfe Clarence M. Flint Elmer G. Horton Calvin M. Hutchinson Lucy Farrington Shelve Pauline V. Dunn Erne Stairs Foley Charles S. Huestis Horace S. Estey Marada L. Johnson John A. Snell Elwood E. Folsom Arthur J. Staples, Sr. David W. Fuller Burleigh M. Hutchins Hazel Sawyer Everett Elmer O'. Kelso Curtis M. Hutchins Horton Flynt Evelyn Farris Knowles Eugene L. Staples Vinetta Whitehouse Geddy Barbara A. Johnson William N. Flynt John E. Stewart Frances; Fuller Giddings Doris Spencer Libbey Dorothy Bradford Kelso Stanley C. Frost Marion E. Lord Forrest A. Taylor Harry A. Grant Raymond E. Tobey Harold V. Kimball Marthe DeGagne Gaffney Marlin V. MacLaughlin Harry R. Hartman Loomis S. Kinney Daniel W. Torrey Matthew E. Highlands Verrill B. Gilmore John H. Mahoney Merrill R. Kittredge George N. Martin Henry C. Waldo Ralph A. Hill Sarah Pike Gleason Clayton T. Knox Frank R. Goodwin Annette S. Matthews Everard E. Hall Harold E. Ingalls Virginia Smith Lamb Sidney A. Maxwell Martling B. Jones Harold P. Hamilton Harry N. Hamer Alice Lincoln Leanhard Kenneth C. Hapworth Angelina Morneault J. Murray Hamilton Archie Karmen John R. La Plant Michaud Jerome Knowles, Jr. Harold D. Harding Carl M. Harmon Abram J. Libby Hector Hebert Albert D. Nutting Hugh B. Huntley Robert C. Lane Frank W. Linnell Emma Thompson Ledger Elmer R. Higgins Arthur H. Niles Mark A. Hurd Russell M. Look Ardron B. Lewis Vera I. Hill Lyndall K. Parker Marion Lindsey Johnson Hector R. Lopaus Roger S. Lewis Edward D. Hunt Ada Peters Peters Irving B. Kelley John H. Lowell Bernard T. Poor Clarence R. Libby Rachel Matthews George O. Ladner Winfield Lowell Hutchinson Alden Jr. Rand Kenneth C. Lovejoy Guilbert R. Little I. Gilbert Luce Harold H. Inman Irene Emerson Robinson Mabel Kirkpatrick Lovejoy Everett M. Lunt Zelda H. MacKenzie Ralph L. Johnson Daniel A. Rosen Frank J. McDonald Nelson L. Manter » Milton L. Kent

23 AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 • ’ »r ’ r t i $ Bernice Woodman Lowery Alvin A. Hof ten Frank A. Knight Raymond B. Marsh Dorothy H. Fletcher George B. McGillicuddy Kenneth S. Ludden Inez L. Howe Kenneth C. Foster Harland Knight Ross Masterman Carl D. Hurd Fred Lamoreau John G. McGowan Elizabeth Blethen Francis Howard L. Mendall Murdock S. Matheson Ruth B. Irwin Roy J. Gavin Russell V. Lathrop Robert S. Ives Paulina Hall Leech Katherine Lang Morrison Francis J. McCabe John T. Gilman Roy H. McCray Raymond A. Jackson Johnson L. Lowell Robert C. Morse Maxine Harding Goode Smith C. McIntire Emmons E. Kingsbury Norman H. Gray Norwood W. Mansur, Sr. Jean Campbell Moyer Dorothea Goode Knox Frieda Hatch Matheson Richard T. Munce Alfred P. McLean Nell A. Hamilton Myrtleen Snow McLean C. Alvin Jagels Harry R. Mayers Beatrice Spiller Nadeau Lewis M. Hardison Richard L. Mekeel Kenneth B. Johnson Irving W. Harvey Lloyd McCollum Frank B. Patten, Jr. Rudolph B. Johnson Clifford G. McIntire Willard J. Perry Stacy R. Miller Harry B. Hasey , Angela Miniutti Burt M. Keene Thomas M. Hersey Hortense Bradbury Scott J. Rand, Sr. Lloyd G. Keirstead Monaghan Hazel Hammond Rawnsley Doris Baker Moody B. Merle Hildreth Hugh H. Morton Elizabeth Hilliker Richard L. Hill John W. Moran Lewis P. Roberts LaFrance Dorothy Mayo Morris Abby Sargent Neese Roger W. Hodgkins Timothy J. Ryan Charles L. Lampson Harrison L. Moyer Bernard Schneider Edith Talbot Ness Freeman L. 0. Hussey Mary Crowley Mulvey Hildreth Matheson Palmer C. Fred Larrabee James M. Jackson Ermo H. Scott Marion Dickson Lester Elizabeth Murphy Ethel Thomas Sezak Harry Paul Kenneth B. Jones Herbert W. Lewis Maxwell K. Murphy Samuel Sezak John J. Pearson Edward C. Jordan E. Christine Norwood Charlotte Cleaves Smith Gilberts Watters Percival Elizabeth Tryon Libby Andrew P. Iverson Edward B. Palmer, Jr. George A. Smith James B. Poulin Ludger A. Lucas Peter C. Karalekas John M. Palmer ■M. Stetson Smith Ralph N. Prince Cecil R. Luce Elizabeth Myers Kennedy Ella Bolan Parr Verne S. Snow Jesse E. Ray Herbert W. Lutts Josephine Burrill Kiah Ralph L. Perkins Arvo A. Solander Winston C. Robbins Evelyn Mills MacKeen Orissa Frost Kingsbury Jeanette Roney Pero Nelson B. Spurling Morris R. Robinson Henry E. Marcho Elizabeth Kimball Eunice Barrows Powell Mabel Lancaster Stewart John W. Roche John J. McCarthy Langlois Horace A. Pratt Mary Carter Stiles Philip R. Rubin James W. McClure Paul R. Langlois Royal A. Roulston Willis L. Stiles Thomas Russell Jeanne Kennedy McDonald Robert R. Lawrence N. Richard Sawyer Eleanor I. Thompson Joseph P. Seltzer James A. McLean Robert A. Leadbetter Charles Schlosberg Basil W. Vaughan Clarence Shapero Evelyn Plummer Miller John D . Leddy Edwin A. Smith Galen I. Veayo Anna Lyon Sims Charles T. Moody Frank J. Lord Thomas B. Smith Martha G. Wasgatt James M. Sims Forest K. Moors Judson P. Lord John T. Stanley Margaret Bither Webber Albert J. Smith M. Josephine Mutty Mildred Poland Lord Edward Stern Gilbert E. Weeks Marion Jacques Smith Marion Carter Nash Alpheus C. Lyon, Jr. Warren A. Stickney William C. Wells Margaret Churchill Snyder Franklin M. Nash Kenneth E. Macaulay Charles R. Stover Raymond B. White Dorothy M. Somers Raymond F. Newell Joseph L. Massaro Lindsay W. Sutherland Mollie Rubin Stern Edith Bolan Ogden Henry J. McCusker Eugene L. Vail 1932 Charles L. Stewart Donald R. Palmer Ardon C. Mercier Edward R. Vose Donald T. Achorn Willard B. Stone Elizabeth Barrows Jean Campbell Moyer John D. Walker Bverett K. Adams Clayton J. Sullivan Pendleton Carlton F. Noyes Kenneth R. Webber George H. Andrews Cornelius J. Sullivan Joseph I. Penley Eugene C. Ogden Lee E. Wescott Margaret J. Armstrong Loring R. Swain Julius Pike George M. Osgood Theodore W. Prescott James F.. White Cedric L. Arnold Charles N. Sweetser James H. Page Coleman C. Randall Gerald York Lewis W. Barrett Lawrence R. Sweetser Helen Williams Palmer Evelyn Gleason Rawson Kenneth H. Young Stephen Barry Oscar T. Thompson Dorothy Davis Parsons Phyllis Black Raymond Doris Dunphy Bassett Herbert I. Trask Philip S. Parsons 1931 Louise Beaulieu Van Stack Louise Hill Robbins Herman C. Allen James C. Bates Gerald B. Perkins Robert M. Vickery Gilbert T. Robertshaw Sarah Carll Andrew Frank J. Battles Harold V. Perkins Raymond T. Wendell Richard S. Robinson Roger L. Annis Muriel Freeman Brockway John A. Pollock Harold B. Bryant Robert T. Weston Marcia Adelman Rubin Norman O. Pratt Olaf A. Bangs Fred M. Sanborn William L. Bates Paul G. Butler Ronald E. Young Kenneth E. Pullen Evelyn Randall Churchill Ralph H. Sawyer Charles H. Reed Theodore R. Bickmore George W. Scott Richard C. Blanchard Vaughn H. Cogswell 1933 Selma Gregory Regan Mason D. Shaw Richard F. Blanchard Marion Davis Cooper Whiteley I. Ackroyd Elliott A. Reid Russell W. Shaw Philip J. Brockway James H. Crowe Merrita Dunn Anderson Richard L. Rice Charles A. Brown Isabella Robinson W. Bruce Ashworth Clarence D. Smith Hayden S. Rogers June Ranney Brown Croxford Helen Hilton Bailey Kenneth B. Smith Herbert M. Roylance Roger J. Brown Alden F. Denaco John T. Bankus Richard J. Snare Abraham B. Rosen Edward C. Bryant John D. Dickson, Jr. Marvia Pooler Barry Leif I. Sorensen Madelene Bunker Russ Clarence F. Berry Joseph R. Stoddard Vivian Van. Tassel Burr John P. Doyle Robert C. Russ Katherine Whitcomb Butler Henry H. Favor Guy A. Booker Girdler J. Swett Claire S. Sanders Arthur J. Thomas Lester M. Clark J. Robert Feeley Frederick A. Boyce Stanwood R. Searles Ward B. Cleaves George M- Field Clarence H. Bradbury William W. Thompson Caroline Cousins Selby Erma Devereau Croxford Merton W. Flanders George Bullen John J. Turbyne Joseph F. Senuta G. Vincent Cuozso A. Norman Forbush Frederick C. Burk Helen Peabody Turner Alicia Tracy Smith Clifton E. Curtis Samuel H. Calderwood Wesley N. Wasgatt Norman L. French Irving K. Smith Charles F. Cushman Dorothy Findlay Carnochan Freemn G. Webb Mildred Smith Gagnon Dwight L. Somers Parker G. Cushman Geneva F. Chamberlain Frederick E. Wiers Albert F. Gerry Hope Clark Spater Lucille French Daggett Robert L. Clifford John C. Wight Mary Bean Gerry M. Thomas Stantial Myrilla Guilford Daley Pauline Siegel Cole Donald H. Wilson Willard M. Gilmore John E. Stinchfield Malcolm R. C. Devine Jerome H. Comins John F. Wilson Carlton L. Goodwin Robert B. Sylvester Philip L. Evans Helen Findlay Cousens Bernice Willson Wilson Lawrence E. Tompkins Stephen J. Grady Clayton M. Currie Eleanor West Yerxa George A. Farnsworth Walter L. I. Hall Fern Allen Turbyne George 0. Farrar Emil A. Davis Robert A. Zottoli David H. Hanaburgh R. Stoddard Vaughn Willard A. Farris Ruth Callaghan DeCoteau Clarence K. Wadsworth Clayton H. Hardison Thomas J. Desmond 1934 Charlotte Bowman Flynn Marion Cunningham George W. Warren Horace F. Flynn Kenneth J. Dickerson David K. Abbott Carroll N. Works Harriman William H. Doane Isadore L. Alpert Mildred Roberts Fowler William F. Hathaway Jessie L. Fraser Harold 0. Doe Doris Varnum Bachelder Stanley G. Hayter Robert B. Downing William E. Beazley 1935 Frances Dow Friedberg Merle T. Hilborn Thomas Aceto Marion Avery Gilmore John P. Doyle Mildred Haney Berdeen Hildreth Montgomery Hili Donald L. Anderson Robert D. Goode Emily Thompson Elliott James Berman Winifred Coburn Anderson Paul R. Goodwin Helen Stearns Hincks Richard E. Elliott Frederick R. Black Maynard A. Hincks Elizabeth Wilhelm Bassett Lawrence M. Gray John P. Farnsworth Frances Dodge Booker Paul W. Bean Doris L. Gross Arthur C. Holbrook Millard F. Fitzgerald Robert B. Bradford Roy N. Holmes Frank R. Blaisdell William p. Hamblet Walter B. Fitzgerald Shirley Young Brawn Richard D. Bucknam Louise Durgan Hammons Anna Buck Houston Arthur T. Forrestall Earl D. Brown Albert H. Howes George D. Carlisle George M. Hargreaves Donald E. Frazier Beatrice Cummings Burke Homer W. Huddleston Warren S. Frohock Margaret Young Carroll Elmer C. Hodson William B. Candors, Jr. George L. Cobb Wallace H. Humphrey Phyllis Webber Fuller Leslie R. Holdridge Lawrence A. Chatto Herbert K. Cook Eleanor Meacham Jenks Edwin L. Giddings: Samuel M. Cope K. Jean Kelrstead Huff Ernest M. Cram William H. Jensen, Jr. Robert F. Jenks George Glickman Donald P. Corbett Harold I. Johnson John P. Gonzals Everett C. Creamer Alice Burr Jordan Francelia Dean Corbett James D. Crocker Norton H. Lamb Neal H. Landers Horace H. Gould Gilbert M. Cox Julius B. Lapp Doris Ballard Graffam Walter L. Emerson, Jr. Raymond' K. Lear Robert L. Cram Howard E. Etter Harland F. Leathers Philip O. Gregory Lorenz M. Crowell Donald P. Libby Henry V. Fales Donald L. Lester Frank W. Hagan, Jr. Roscoe F. Cuozzo Biden E. Light Ruth Todd Farnham Winthrop C. Libby Edward G. Haggett, Jr. Alice Dyer DeCourcy Elisabeth Livingstone Warren W. Flagg Clarence C. Little Harold M. Hall J. Edward DeCourcy Vitolia Lobikis Lord Isobel J. Freeman G. Holland Loans Philip A. Havey Theodore A. Earl William D. MacKenzie Richard V. Gaffney Donovan W. Marble Beulah Starrett Lord Hezel Scully. Henkle Charles E. Finks Clayton R. Lothrop Blanche I. Henry Ira Flaschner Albert H. Galbraith Cecil A. Gilbert I 24 THE MAINE ALUMNUS Ruth Shurtleff Goodwin Ralph P. Higgins Louise Calderwood Cyr Frederick L. Crocker E. Parker Troland William 0. Gould Elinor Hill Hinman Gertrude Titcomb Dawson James R. DeCoster Grace L. Teoulas Ira Gray Thomas M. Hill Ernest Lowell Dinsmore John B. DeLong Arnold L. Veague Norman H. Harmon Selvin Hirshon Alan D. Duff, Jr. Lawrence Denning Benjamin Viner Raymond C. Hathorne Cathryn R. Hoctor Ruby Black Elliott Douglas Dingwall Grace Watson Wendell Stanley D. Henderson Donald A. Huff Jerome A. Emerson Ernest H. Donagan Randolph H. West Robert G. Higgins Roger D. Hutchins Leonard Felberg Merrill Eldridge Mary Deering Wirths Janet Brown Hobbie Kenneth L. Ireland Cranston W. Folley Albert M. Ellingson Peter Zoidis Marjorie Church Honer Donald G. Johnson Gayland E. Folley Roderick R. Elliott J. Winston Hoyt Arthur Jones William N. Forman Lincoln Fish 1939 Flora Stone Humphries William F. Jones Jack Frost Robert L. Fuller Josephine Campbell Allen Norman M. Jackson Grenville E. Jordan, Jr. Leonard H. Gaetz, Jr. Mary-Hale Sutton Furman Lucille Fogg Baldwin Dorothy Frye Kane Mae Cohen Karas Joseph Galbraith Mary Pendell Gaetz Barbara Corbett Barker Roberta Lewis Kimball Elizabeth Jordan Keene Faith Folger Gardner Martha Chase Gerrish Thomas L. Barker Paul I. Knight Lyndon M. Keller John C. Gardner Richard W. Gerry Catherine Cox Bennett Margaret Avery Lawrence John C. Kenny Carl F. Golding Elizabeth Drumond Wilfred E. Bettoney Roy I. Lawrence Phyllis Peavey Kimball Gardner C. Grant Gleason Audrey White Beyer Sidney L. Look Carolyn Currier Lombardi Constance Davenport Wallace F. Gleason Ruel J. Blackwell Robert D. Lord William W. 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Sumner, Jr. Theresa B. Johnson Arthur C. Moulton Ada Woodman Warren Barbara Colby Syster Frank H. Kent 1936 Edwin P. Webster Audrey Bishop Thibodeau Eloise Hutchinson Myers Nathalie E. Nason Leon W. Konecki Actor T. Abbott, Jr Phylis Hamilton Webster Charles F. Treat Edward R. Ladd Rena M. Allen Lowell N. Weston Robert M. True Norman R. Ness M. Louise Rice Ladue J. Wesley Oliver Fred A. Anderson Georgia Fuller Louis J. Upham Alden Lancaster Carl C. Osgood Claire Saunders Ashworth Wiesendanger Lucinda Rich Waterman Charles Leavitt Chester D. Bacheller Granville H. Wilcox Emery N. Wescott Leland V. Page Maxine Gagnon Page Herbert A. Leonard Gerald G. Beverage Harold M. Woodbury Hope Wing Weston Barbara Whittredge Junius W. Birchard Dorothy L. Woodcock G. Seth Williams Robert G. Parker MacCasland James A. Boardman Eldredge B. Woods Josie Naylor Woods Dorothy Mosher Peabody Granville B. MacMillan Edith Hill Brewer Henrietta Cliff Woodbury William H. Pearlmutter Alfred P. Mallet Donald W. Brown 1937 Harland A. Young Lawrence A. Philpott Helen C. McCully Paul C. Brown Winford C. Adams Robert H. Plimpton Melvin A. McKenzie Roger W. Burke Gilbert E. Adamson 1938 Armand A. Polito L. Carleton Merrill Robert A. Burns John F. Averill Donald S. Adams Gordon B. Raymond Roy L. Miller Roger T. Cameron Dana W. Babb Ernest E. Adams Richard W. Raymond Elwood D. Millett Richard O. Chase Norma Lueders Baker Elwood P. Additon Ernest J. Reidman Sewall Milliken Ruth Barrows Chase Edwin H. Bates Hervey C. Allen Doris J. Richardson B. Ross Nason George A. Clarke John F. Bennett, Jr. Russell D. Bartlett Catherine L. Rowe Stacia Kufel Nawrocki Arlene Higgins Cobb Katherine Bunker Berry Margaret Williston Bebek Priscilla Tondreau Rowe Elaine Van Nostrand Mildred Sawyer Connors Richard N. Berry Fred N. Beck Morris D. Rubin Mary Cooper Nyburg Alan C. Corbett Beatrice Jones Birchard Jean Kent Belding Robert P. Schoppe George F. Oldreive Darrel B. Currie Philip N. Bower Virginia Hall Benton G. Ronald Shaw Lauress T. Parkman Geneva Epstein Cutler Edward F. Brarmann, Jr. Marion Hatch Bowman Edward C. Sherry Vera Brastow Parks John R. Dean Richard D. Braley Gilbert M. Brown James H. Siegel Donald H. Perrin Charles F. Dexter Everett L. Brewer Lloyd F. Brown Edward H. Silsby John W. Perry Ira F. Dole Henry M. Brown Althea Millett Brown Arthur G. Smith Helen M. Philbrook Gladys Colwell Donahue Pauline Calvert Brown Lucy Cobb Browne Bettina Bruce Smith Thomas S. Pinkham, Jr. Ralph J. Burette Raynor K. Brown Stuart G. Bryant Elizabeth Mitchell Smith Polly Drumond Powell Susan Lord Foss Woodford B. Brown Ralph W. Butler Fred A. Spence Alexander H. Raye Elizabeth H. Giddings Gilbert Bucknam Rose Costrell Byer Walter S. Staples John F. Raye Richard 0. Gordon Carol Stevens Burke Charles Y. Cain James S. Stanley Earle D. Reed James W. Raggett Paul W. Burke George C. Calderwood Walter B. Steele, Jr. Franklin W. Rich Robert Haggett Ruth C. Burnett Hugh R. Cary Herbert Stern Lucille Epstein Rich Edward C. Hanson Walter L. Butterfield Ralph E. Clifford Richard M. Stevens Barbara E. Seavey Charles A. Harmon Robert A. Cabeen John W. Coffin Julius Stone Dorothy Silver Serota Ralph F. Hayes Norman D. Carlisle Miriam Hilton Coffin Edwin K. Stromberg Clement Smith Alvin L. Heald Robert F. Corbett Olive E. Conley Alfred A. Swenson Janet St.Pierre Smith John P. Hennings William E Crowell Duncan Cotting Lester J. Tarbell Wendell W. Smith Estelle Blanchard B. Francis Crowley Marjorie Lynds Cotting Norman H. Thompson Leander M. Sprowl Heraptha Joseph W. Cyr Mabel Mayhew Couper Allen D. Trask Frederic H. Stetson

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Pangburn Arlene Rodman Boyle Ruth Trickey Parker Fred C. Hanson Clarence Nichols, Jr. Dorothea Vail Virginia Weston Bradford Violet Hamilton Thoras D.. Verrill Betty Kruse Parkman Amy Wood Harvey . Stuart P. Haskell Robert M. Brink 0 ’Donoghue Sheldon L. Ward F. Priscilla Thomas Perry Marion Libby Broaddus Artemis E. Weatherbee Earle S. Pierce Elizabeth Gammons Hazam Robert S. O'Keefe Ralph D. Brooks, Jr. Barbara Enmons Payson Owen Wentworth Alice Donovan Albert E. Hill Poeppelmeier John M. Hoctor Floyd L. Bull Frank Harvey Peterson Reuben S. Burrham W. Edwin Potter , John F. Hoyt Paul H. Phelan 1940 Wilfred I. Butterfield Harlow D. Adkins Stephen Powell > Laura Craft Hutchins Stanley G. Phillips, Jr. Henry P. Pryor Earle L. Ingalls Florence Atwood John F. Plummer Richard W. Akeley Butterworth Garfield M. Arthur Edwin S. Rich Robert M. Irvine James A. Reed ' Arthur W. Richardson Shirley Mitchell Leland F. Carter John H. Reed James H. Ashby John B. Chandler Margaret Maxwell Atwood Carlton M. Robbins Jergensen Eleanor Ward Rheinlander Robert B. Robertson Duncan H. Jewell Jacqueline Greenwood Lee W. Richards, Jr. Dorothy E. Babcock Chandler W. Dwight Barrell Anthony J. Rogers Ernestine Carver Johnson GeorgeA . Riese George O’. Chase Frank M. Beckerman Robert W. Samuelson Vernon B. Johnson Daniel C. Roberts II Elizabeth Jones Benjamin George G. Schmidt Virginia Hayes Chipman James H. Roberts Lawrence B. Kelley Robert B. Chute Earle D. Bessey, Jr. Ruth Leavitt Schulman Clair A. Kennedy Edward F. Ruddock Howard Blake Walter M.Schultz Guy J. Crocker Calvin B. Sewall Borris C. Kleiner Floyd B. Crossland Dorothy Phair Blanchard James C. Shiro Leon F,. Ladd Richard M. Sinclair Robert H. Bonney Ralph G. Smith . Ralph L. Cummings Robert E. Small Ruth Linnell Ladd Ralph Dale Leon Breton Lucille Maddocks Sprague Hartwell C. Lancaster George H. Smith Lincoln Brudno Elizabeth Libbey Stallard Paul D. Danforth James F. Smith Ruth Benson Landon Carl F. Davis Gerard J. Burke Jerome I. Steeves Alma Hansen Langlois Beverly W. Spencer Harry M. Byram, Sr. Robert F. Stewart Carrol D. Davis Ralph R. Springer Robert A. Larson McClure Day John D. Carlisle Parker 0. Stuart Robert D. Larsson Myron B. Starbird Elton S. Carter , Nathalie Hooper Swaney Richard B. Day Loren F. Stewart Constance Philbrook Leger Frances Bickford DeCourcy William H. Chandler William W. Treat Clifford W. Libby Lois Long Stone Vincent Checchi H. Althea Warner Virginia Stevens de Laris John J. Suslavich Robert N. Lundberg John M. Dillon Charles H. Clough Pauline Jellison Isabelle Garvin Maasen Rebecca ‘Hill Talbot William S. Cook Weatherbee Richard D. Dole William B. Talbot John H. Maasen, Jr. Laurence M. Downes Mary Cooper Cotting William F. West, Jr. Alfred A. Mann Edward R. Tanner Roger Cotting Charles L. Weaver Samuel Dyer, Jr. Barbara Johnson Tarantino Hilda Rowe Marvin Carl P. Duncan Mary C. Curran Willard A. Wight Edith McIntire McDonald Fred S. Tarbox Margaret Peaslee Danforth Barbara Welch Wilson Arlene Webster Earley Elizabeth Barker Taverner Robert S. McDonald Paul Ehrenfried Edward B. Davis Alan F. Woods Hugh J. Murphy Keith M. Thompson Virginia Barstow Derby H. Edwin Young Carl A. Newhall, Jr. Robert A. Elwell Seth W. Thornton t Lawrence W. Emery Virginia Pease Dogherty Margaret J. Nichols Priscilla B. Thurlow Dorothy Brewer Erickson Nathaniel M. Doten,. Jr. 1941 Archie W. Nickerson Forest W. Truland Carleton P. Duby Charles B. Adams, Jr. Priscilla Hayes Norton Kenneth A. Field Charles N. Vickery Ronald A. Dyke Elizabeth Grant Adams Dorothy Wing Nystrom Richard N. Fielding Beverly D. Weatherby Mary Phelps Dyson Frances Sawyer Alford George L. Nystrom John B. Fink Helen Weymouth Wade Jane Dyer Ellsworth Wilson M. Alford' Stewart F. Oakes Wallace R. Francis Frank L. Wellcome, Jr. Norman F. Fay Elwood Allen Henry R. Olsson Henry Gabe Charles F. Welch Henry W. Allen William F. Parsons Francis L. Gallant Jane Page Wells Geraldine Watson Finnegan. Charles J'. Arbor Raymond F. Gay, Jr. Edwin L. Wheeler William J. Finnigan Carlton B. Payson Joanna Evans Bardo Elizabeth McAlary Pease Edward J. Beary Jeannette Berry Whitten Dorrice Dow Fuller Kenneth D. Bell Patricia M. Ryan Gifford Barbara Thompson Willets Myron S. Gartley Howard R. Perkins Roger O. Benjamin Helen, Wormwood Pierce William B. Gifford Elizabeth Caldwell Wilson Andrew W. Gavett Walter E. Berry Robertine Theriault Gray Raymond B. Wilson Harold A. Gerrish Allan E. Piper Nathaniel A. Billings Charlotte White Potter Beth Stone Gray Morris R. Wing Arlo E. Gilpatrick Paul C. Billings . Donald G. Griffee Lucile Hall Gledhill Winston B. Pullen Gordon H. Winters Kenneth W. Blaisdell Harold Rheinlander Mary White Griffee Ralph E. Woodbury Richard Goldsmith Dora West Blake Donald M. Hall Gooden Gray Kenneth W. Robertson Stephen B. Woodbury Avery L. Bond Alan W. Rosenberg Biden D. Hall, Jr. Homer C. Woodward Marie-Tondreau Hanley Leona Runion Bonney Gwendolyn Haskell Arthur Worster Walter B. Hanley Jacob Serota Eleanor Look Bonzey Edgar F. Sewell Robert M. Healy Florence Cousins Worster Mary Jackman Hanscom Walter E. Wyman Donald T. Brackett Charles H. Shackelford Sherwood W. Henderson Janes A. Harmon William S. Brawn William G. Hepburn Shirley Ashman Yih Henry L* Hathaway William A. St.Germain Carl R. Brown Eloise P. Simpson Carleton S. Herrick, Jr. Martha Pierce Zinnerman Lewis D. Hennessy • June Webster Brown Richard W. Hersey Joan Chapman Zink Herbert M. Heughan Owen Smith Leroy C. Brown Sherman K. Smith Barbara Perry Hess Stanley R. Holland Mary Bates Brown Irwin R. Higgins 1943 ’ Fred E. Holt ‘ Donald R. Sprague' Raymond W. Buck, Jr. C. Virgil Starbird Earl L. Hodgkins Rita Cassidy Adams Clyde O. Hooper, Jr. Winfield C. Hodgkins, Jr. Frederick B. Burden Florence Farnham Stewart Rodney H. Allan Benjamin Humphries Dale J. Butterworth Miriam Adasko Hoffman Charles D, Allen James H. Hunter Alien P. Storer David L. Byer Charlene Perkins Strang Robert G. Holmes Stoughton Atwood Howard L. Jellison Ernestine Pinkham Byrne Elizabeth F. Honan J. Maynard Austin , Ruth McClelland Jewell Karl W. Stritter John F. Byrne Sherley M. Sweet, Jr. David B. Hopkinson Constance King Barnes Raymond R. Johnston, Jr. Elton S. Carter John Houston Charles E. Bartley John H. Jordan Christine Tufts Taylor Everett B. Chamberlain Frederick F. Tracy Maria Phillips Hurley Helen Hauck Bartley Thomas F. Kane, Jr. Anna Verrill Chandler* James W. Ingalls Ruth Lemoine Bass Alvalene Pierson Karlssm Barbara Orff Utterback Faulkner E. Chase Mark W. Ingraham, Jr. Barbara Cole Bear Howard M. Kenney Agnes A. Walsh Gordon B. Chase William L. Irvine Sally Rubinoff Beckerman Allston P. Keyes Frances North Waters Janice Merrill Chase Clarence W. Jones Dorothy MacLeod Bedard Jane Holmes Kinsley Alice Christie Weatherby Richard H. 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Crouse Ruth Grundy Littlefield Gilbert M. Carlson Frank S. Martin Robert A. Cummings 1942 Anne McManus Martin Waldemar V. Littlefield S. Hobart Chandler John B. Dearborn David A. Adams Bernard Lown Robert L. Chapanm Elspeth Johnson Mason Donald B. Devog James S. McCain Francis S. ’Andrews Radford W. Luther Victoria MacKenzie Franklin D., Dexter Gerald Bachman. Virginia May Mansfield ' Chappell Janet Blake McMonagle John K. O. Donoghue Dalmar S. McPherson Henry F. Bacon- Donald Marriner Mary Crossman Chase Ruth Wooster Drew Josephine Blake Bail John H. Mayo Philip C. Chute . I

) .* i i i THE MAINE ALUMNUS Sumner A. Claverie Wentworth H. Schofield Henry Holland Barbara A. Denneth Richard W. Collins Charles R. Burgoyne, Jr. Richard Shaw Robert M. Hoover Robert F. Dinsmore M. Dorothy Burke Meltin H. Coons Henry Shepard Silas Hulse III Dorothy Currier Dutton Lois Baird Busch Dorothy Ouellette Crane Charlotte Gifford Sinnett Alfred Hutchinson Robert Dutton George L. Chalmers Talbot* H. Crane Clifford Sinnett Everett P. Ingalls, Jr. Jean B. Earnshaw Virginia Tufts Chaplin Howard A. Crosby Samuel P. Smiley Joyce Iveney Ingalls George A. Faulkner, Jr. Virginia Hinds Chute Carlton B. Crossland Daniel T. Snell Martha Allen Irvine Margaret Moore Francis Donald' S. Clark, Jr. Mary Springer Crossland John C. Stewart C. Lincoln Jewett Calvin Friar Ella Page Cobb John P. Cullinan Wendell H. Stickney Frederick S. Jones, Jr. Barkley H. Goodrich Kenneth Cobb Cedric R. Cushman Warren G. Strout Katherine Rice Joyce 4 Josephine Otto Graves Constance E. Cooper Grant F. Davis Walter L. Sullivan Frederick W. Keylor Robert A. Graves Judith Banton Crispell Robert H. Day Donald V. Taverner Carleton B. Kilpatrick Opal Cox Gray Evelyn Knight Crocker Edmund M. Deeter, Jr. Olive Rowell Taverner Arnold R, Kimball Ada Minott Haggett John H. Day John 0. Dickerson Eleanor Swanson Thornton Edward L. Kisonak Merrill T. Ham Mary Libby Dresser Merrill L., Donahue Evelyn G. Tondreau Herman C. Lamoreau George E. Hansen, Jr. Winthrop H. Fairbank Frances Donovan Donovan Rita F. Torrey Melvin E. Libby Oliver W. Harrison Mary Hubbard Flynn Helen Cushman Dyke Enid F. Tozier Waldo M. Libbey Barbara Smiley Healy Joan Greenwood Franz William N. Silis Eleanor Johnson Travis Eldon H. Luther Margaret Burrill Daniel J.Frazier, Jr. Vernon Elsermore Parker S. Trefethen Kenneth P. MacLeod Hempstead Elizabeth Sewall Gary Lewis G. Emery Ada Alpert Tussing Clarence B. McIntire Katherine Jackman William C. Gibson Gordon I. Erikson Helen Mullen Varnum Virginia Goodrich Irma Miller Goldsmith Bernard A. Etzel Henderson Frederick M. Viles McIntire Mary Budrow Granholm John S. Everett, Jr. Beverly Brown Waller Jennie Manson Hermanson Rena Ashman McClellan Rebecca Bowden Herrick Robert D. Ham Edward J. Falardeau Gerald M. Ward Alvin S. McNeilly Neal R. Hill Judith Fielder Harris Harry W. Files, Jr. Wallace F. Warren Merton S. Meloon Clayton W. Holden Charles F. Hass Frances Nelson Fink Carlisle V. Watson, Jr. Margaret Chase Morrill Ruth Higgins Horsman Monson H. Hayes, Jr. George A. Watson Henry H. Fogler Richard A. Morrill Raymond L. M. Huang Leone Walls Humphrey Mary Moynihan Fogler George R. Weidman Arthur H. Moulton Marsden C. Hutchins Charles H. Jack, Jr. Walter R. Welch Warren L. Foss Albert K. Murch Alan S. Johnson* Bradford T. Joyce Dorothy Randall Gaddis Clifford H. West, Jr. Thomas B. Parmenter George A. Jones Joan Kimball i Hamilton S. Giberson Patricia Ramsdell West Francos Higgins Olexo Greydon A. Kay Barbara Noyes Leighton Helen C. Goldstone Donald B. Wheeler Patricia Cooper Perry Thomas M. Libby ' William T. Gooding, Jr. Grace Wentworth King Jeanne Patten Whitten Charles Pidacks Romaine Littlefield Angie Verenis Lied Ralph B. Graham Oscar M. Wilbur,, Jr. Sylvia Belden Pidacks, Kupfer Gloria B. Lombard Doris Dixon Griffith Herman Wing Elizabeth Piper Pierce Helen Boulter MacDonald Margaret Church Grisham Constance Carter Lamprell Edward Woodward Donald F. Presnell William W. Lamprell Carl W. MacPhee William K. Hadlock Robert C. Worrick Elizabeth Farris Edith Merrill Lancaster Shirley Titcomb Mader Dorothy Moran Hall Kenneth F. Wright Purington Philip Leighton Eugene R. McCurdy David R. Harding Richard H. Youlden Deborah Drinkwater Rand Alvin F. Littlefield, Jr. Elizabeth Furbish Michel Malcolm H. Miner Allen C. Hardison ‘Keith E. Young William L. Redmond George H. Lotker Elizabeth Bearce Harrison Walter M. Reed, Jr. Evelyn Shaw Moulton 1944 Robert S. Ludwig Kingsley Hawthorne E. Barbara Kreh Richards Russell P. Lyon Burton K. Murdock, Jr. Mary Hempstead Hemman Holyoke P. Adams Carroll B. Richardson Stephen R. MacPherson Jeanne Ross Nelson David G. Hempstead Ruth E. Allen Lucy Burleigh' Richardson Julia Holmes Maines Winifrid Donnellan Nelson Fred Herbolzheimer, Jr. Raymond H. Atwood Phyllis MacNeil Rogers Jeanne, Staples Malcomson Barbara Ames Nicholson Ernest J. Hine Esther Randall Bacas Ray D. Roley John C. Marriott Leroy C. Noyes Martha Page Hodgkins Frances Benson Bachman John C. Schoppe Robert G. Martin Norwood W. Olmsted Frank C. Holden George F. Bagley Rhoda Tolford Schwartz Ruth B. Mason Stanley J. Ostrow Robert N. Hubbard Pauline Cowin Bagley Irene James Shepard James C. McClellan, Jr. Joanne Springer Perry Eugene R. Hussey Donald W. Bail Earland K. Sleight ' Lawrence McGary Marion Weeks Pile Winston B. Ireland Marcia Rubinoff Balter Robert D. Smith Josephine Clark Meloon Robert F. Preti Charles P. Inman Burt E. Bates Lawrence W. Soule Raymond T. Mills, Jr. Bernard Fines Nora B. Jackson Elizabeth Newell Berglund Walter Spearin Virginia Wing Moore Joan Potter Robert, Jr. Allen B. Rowe, Jr. Robert D. Jenkins Mary Miller Boerke Frank W. Spencer Robert M. Moulton’ Justin 0. Johnson, Jr. Russell S. Bodwell Philip D. Spiller Charles L. Nelson Shirley Harhaway Sibley Mary E. Smith Irving J. Kelter Hernan. W. Bonney Gordon R. Staff Robert W. Nelson Mary Parkhurst Lancaster Florence E. Boone Charles E. Stickney, Jr. Claudia Scamon Nibeck Arlene Hulbert Smith Augusta Footer Law Mary P. Boone Daniel P. Storer John D. Nicholson Charles D. Stebbins Phyllis Bryant Leavitt Clyde L. Braley, Jr. Hattie Ingraham Storer Eleanor Mundie O. ’Neill Louise Perkins Stebbins Esther Libby Surber Ruth Eastman Lee Irving S. Broder John E. Suminsby Marie Haines Pancoast John Lewis Emma R. Broisman Joseph S. Sutton Morton C. Patten Franklin Talbot William R. Tolford Virginia Foss Libby William P. Bronsdon Gerald M. Tabenken J. William Peppard Katherine Ward Woodworth William A. Lindsay Priscilla Leonard Brooks Hollis C. Tedford, Jr. Grace Rogge Perez Joanne So lie Logan Clara Harley Brooks George Thompson, Jr. Nancy B. White Leona B. Peterson Helen Herrick Whitman Fletcher J. Long L. Bradley Bunker Thomas R. Tillson Malcolm H. Pierson Jay M. Lord Arline Cousins Carter John D. Tschamler Madeline Hurd Pine 1947 Louis P. Lorusso Maxwell B. Carter, Jr. Catherine McCurdy Warren Martha Withers Pink Margaret Libby Lutka Elwood I. Clapp, Jr. Clarke H. Wertheim Evelyn Foster Adams Thomas Plaisted Jean Ritchie Adams Freda Flanders Lycette Louise Cambridge Clapp Virginia Smith Weston Leo W. Pratt, Jr. Robert C. Lycette Mary Treat Clark Joyce Marsh Alenskis Jennie Johnson Richmond Jeanne Heartz Babcock Richard E. Martinez Mary Fogler Claverie 1945 Pauline Forbus Richmond Harrietts Ryder McKeen Josiah B. Colcord, Jr. Robert S. Anderson B. Roland Babcock Mary Hurley Ressel Louise Bacon Duffus Wayne T. McLaughlin Samuel W. Collins, Jr. Florence J. Armstrong Geraldine MacBurnie Roley Gladys Clark McLeary Margaret McCurdy Cook Howard C. Barber, Jr. Roy W. Barstow- Richard M. Ross Dorothea Dunn Betts Jennie Bridges McNeilly Albert Crockett Sherwin P. Bardsley Philip Russakoff Edith Huntley Merrill William Cullen Albert R. Barmby Saralyn Phillips Bickford Barbara Akeley Seaman Elmer R. Biggers Martha Cilley Merrill Arthur A. Davis Lucille Fitch Berghouse ' Albert Smaha Harold E. Mongovan, Jr. Dayson D. DeCourcy Roland E. Berry Evelyn Fogg Blaney Carolyn A. Small Malcolm H. Blodgett Norman W. Mosher Marie Knight Dion William J. Bickford Thelma Peacock Smith Robert L. Newdick Orman B. Doors Barbara Higgins Bodwell Florence Palmer Butler Ethel Tarr Smyth Carolyn Wieden Carey Georgs A. Norton Paul J. Eastman Thomas S. Boerke Alma A. Southard Andrew A. Nowak, Jr-. - Pauline Berce Eastman Robert L. Brewster Charles L. Carpenter Robert E. C. Speed Herbert R. Champion Rita Wilcox Oakes Albert D. Ehrenfried Ruth Hansen Broomhall Doris Emery Spencer Pauline Gilson Chute John A. 0 ’Brien Edward M. Ellis Margaret Brown' Bunker Loraine Davis Strain Cecil Favey Clement Einar A. Olsen Elizabeth Emery Etzel Beverly Bruce Burnham Vaughn R. Sturtevant Wayne S. Evans i Joseph W. Butler Arlene Cleven George M. Pease Sally Lockett Taylor Barbara R. Conners Natalie Curtis Files Milton Cameron Frank B. Pendleton, Jr. Doris Dexter Thompson Fleanor Perkins Cool Francesca M. Perazzi Richard H. Fuller Harry V. Carleton Jean Morse Turner' Gerald R. Garvin Mary Day Caswell Charles F. Crocker Richard M. Pierce Earle W. Vickery, Jr. Phillis Hammond Crommett Frank P. Gilley Joseph B. Chaplin, Jr. Edward Piper Margaret Stackpole Jane Longfellow Cullen Helen Deering Piper Lawrence A. Graham Jean Devoe Chapman Wallingford Phyllis Eldridge Dennegar Edith Kagan Grossnan Elinor Crowell Plaisted Robert M. Chase Clyde L. Wheeler Clarice Easier Edward J. Hackett Arnold M. Coffey Philip H. Plaisted Dana T. Whitman Amelia Swain Entin Edgar Morse Potter Oscar R. Hahnel, Jr. Henry B. Cole Roger L. Williams, Jr. Jenness P. Eugley Bert Pratt Hughene Phillips Hale Elizabeth Collis Eck Winslow A. Work Louise Ford Fettinger John R. Radley Malcolm D. Hardy Philip Cope Byron. A. Young Preston B. Rand Edward Hayes Harrietts Daw Cousins Isabelle Trefethen Flight Erie B. Renwick Alice Heald Heins Howard L. Cousins, Jr. 1946 Helen Fortunes Reginald T. Roberts Frances Dorr Henderson Burleigh S. Crockett Barbara Bond Allen Mildred Cohen Giesberg Lawrence H. Rollins Eleanor Leh Hepburn Donald E. Crossland Doris Stickney Anderson Alfred M. Goetschius Lois White Saunders Arabelle Barton Hodges Clifford W. Davis . Althea Barstow Barstow Cecily Johnson Griffin Winona Cole Sawyer Benjamin F. Hodges, Jr. Lillian Lewis Davis John W. Brookings Alberta Haines Martin M. Scher Edward J. Holland’ Richard F. Desjardins ' Mary Marble Burgess , Lois Webber Hanson AUGUST -SEPTEMBER, 1962 Arthur F. Cunningham Barbara Havey McKay Harrison P. Crowell, Jr. Marjorie Grant Rees Constance Coyne Hardesty A. Reginald Roderick Arnold A. Davis Keith M. McKay Hilda Haskell Harlow Betty Small Cunningham William N. Deehan Lorraine Ward McKechnie Richard Cutts Maurice A. Russell Richard F. Harlow Charles B. St .Thomas Richard J. Denison Neal W. Merrill Marilyn Tobie Hayes Joan Childs Dahlen LaRoy A. Derby Richard M. Meserve John C. Darrah John Seekins, Jr. Prudence Speirs Higgins Francis O. Shaw LeRoy S. Dieffenbach Albert A. Meyer Philip O. Hines B. Norman Dickinson Henry J. Domhkowski Stanley J. Miller Carolyn Foley Dineen Madeline Parks Shaw Elisabeth White Hodges Lawrence F. Small John G. Donovan Constance Young Millett Beverly Packard Howe Lewis B. Distant Jeannette Smith James F. Donovan Edward L. Smiley Janes W. Mollison Avis E. Hughey Richard E. Smith Drorbaugh Rachel W. Jones Charles B. Dyer Randolph E. Moores Ruth Berglund Dyer Robert A. Smith Kenneth W. Dudley Constance Cratty Klemme Franklin P. Dufour Anthony Nardone Arnold B. Earle Robert W. Smith William A. Newdick Nancy Chase Koeritz Sheldon D. Smith Robert R. Duncan, Jr. Harold K. Lambert Marjorie Bragdon George Nichols Eisenberg Edward F. Snyder Jacques R. Dupont Relief A. Nichols Nancy Macri Lambert William F. Spear George R. Leavitt Robert B. Emerson Theodore G. Dyer Joanne Lindgren Noyes Richard C. Emmons James Sprague Richard F. Baton Shirley Dotten Oliver Richard W. Lemya Jean Fleming Sprague Madeline Ellingwood Earl R. Evans Oscar G. Paradis Mary Bachelder Sproul Jane Sibley Elliott MacDonald MaryAnne Dineen Lorraine Stratton Estes Raoul B. Paradis Grover MacLaughlin Fairbanks Alton V. Titcomb George W. Perkins, Jr. Bertram E. Thorne William F. Flynt Catherine Moses Harden Gloria Mackenzie Nancy Foster Perkins Martha Bond Tompkins Merrill M. Fiske Barbara McNeil Marsanekis Ferland Joseph Flaherty Richard E. Perkins Muriel A. McAllister Ruth Preble Finney Barbara Tibbetts Treworgy Joseph H. Floyd John J. Pesch Lillian R. Michaud Roland A. Fogg Kenneth B. Fobes Calvin S. Phillips Philip B. Turner Winifred Richardson Moore Blaine Perkins Fogler Bruce Folsom Gerard J. Poulin Betty Quimby Twombly Stanley A. Murray Kenneth A. Foss Robert M. Folsom Forest O. Peterson Anna Berry Nelson Jean Cambell Foster Edward I. Tyrrell Frank L. Foster, Jr.' Charles R. Preble Elisabeth Boyce Norton Irving H. Garber Robert N. Varnum Arthur G. Fox, Jr. Robert E. Prince Janice Brown Noyes Richard Giesberg Otto H. Wallingford Robert K. Franz Bruce S. Putnam Armand R. Paquette Milton H. Goldsmith Herbert S. Warmflash Grover D. Fraser Marilyn Kobrin Quint Robert H. Parmenter Murray J. Gore Frederick T. Watson Mary Hatt Frazier Ramon M. Rakoff Robert H. Patten Priscilla Lancaster Phylis Fraser Margaret Gardiner William G. Ramsay Stella Borkowski Patten Gore Weatherbee Charles L. Garfinkle Carleton A. Ranks Dorothy G. Phillips Florence Bruce Gorum Peter. J. Wedge Ella Lehrman Garber Robert W. Ramsdell Arline Tankle Pilot Ralph A. Gould, Jr. Robert H. Wells Arthur L. Geary Kenneth A. Ray Morris G. Pilot Jean L. Gowdey George W. Whitin Margaret Moulton Gibson Edward J. Richter Glendon R. Porter John F. Grant Barbara Patten Wells Fred I. Glover Priscilla Thomas Rines Elizabeth M. Ray Sidney K. Graves John E. Wilbur Elizabeth Tufts Carleton B. Ring Florence Sawyer Roberts Albert Gray, Jr. Barbara Crane Goodrich Martin C. Rissel Beverley Pitman Grace D. Griffin Williamson Frank F. Gorham Thelma Crossland Robie St. Hilaire Merle B. Grindle, Jr. Sona Averill Wyman Leon B. Gray Gerald A. Rogovin Esther Ring Savage Alice Fonseca Haines Kent H. York Frederick M. Haggett Gerald A. Rose Lowell Savage Frank W. Haines, Jr. Venita Kittredge Young Julia Shores Hahnel Gerald E. Rudman Nora Chipman Schaible Edward C. Hall Fred Zachowski Aphrodite Floros Saxalas Ruth Boerker Siegel David M. Hamlin Eric H. Hanson Robert M. Zink Paul J. Hamm Alfred N. Savignano Geraldine Snail Leonard N. Harlow Robert A. Hanson Richard L. Sawyer Mahlon D. Smith Donna Graves Harrington 1949 Robert H. Hanson Willard C. Sawyer Harlan S. Spear Mildred Morris Hart Frances Foster Addor John F. Seaman Elizabeth Higgins Speirs Benjamin D. Harrington Archie G. Hatch Roger Addor John R. Schmidlin Daniel E. Hatch Halbert S. Stevens Richard W. Henderson George E. Ainsworth Joseph B. Shattuck, Jr. Frances White Sullivan Harry S. Hawkes John L. Hewes David Akeley Eugenia Melzar Shepard Edwin M. Thayer Robert W. Hill Paul A. Albert Malcolm S. Hayden Germaine Bellefleur Jacqueline Dole Turk Raymond L. Huang Richard A. Andrews Ralph H. Hazelton Simannok Elisabeth Clement Lois Ann Nicholson Edith Young Hutchinson Albert A. Arcand Wray D. Simpson Wachendorf Healey Foster Jacobs Helen Reed Baker Mary Dirks Snyder George Wallingford, Jr. Elizabeth B. Hempstead Pauline Parent Jenness Bruno H. Baldacci Stuart W. Smythe Eleanor M. Webb Douglas R. Johnson John W. Ballou George F. Higgins Doris Hobart Weeks Donald H. Spear Jack C. Johnston Ralph B. Barnett Leon F. Higgins, II Harriet E. Woodsum Donald E. Hobbs Barbara Hines Spear Madolyn Hawes Keiran William D. Barron Ronald T. Speers Pauline Marcous Kelley Jane Hanson Bartley Lura Hoit 1948 Wendell R. Hollett Elizabeth Higgins Frank P. Kember Richard E. Bate Speirs John Q. Adams Rita Snow Keylor Stephen S. Hopkinson Don M. Anderson Arline G. Begert Donald M. Spiller Stephen C. Knight, Jr. Harry A. Bell William R. Horner Lois Doescher Atkins J. Franklin Howe Richard C. Spiller Bryce Lambert Mary Curtis Betts Jacqueline Springer Spencer H. Baker Mary Healy Leach Roy C. Huff Albert B. Bartlett Angus C. Black, Jr. Sprague Miles S. Leach Robert G. Bleakney, Jr. John A. Hussey Hastings Bartley Richard Sprague Barbara Vaughan Lemay Edwin K. Boggs, Jr. Erwin F. Hutchins Everett L. Beals Joan Gallo Ippoliti Robert V. Sprague Guy T. Lewis Robert P. Bouchard Alton L. Sproul Albert L. Bean Louis E. Lipphardt Doris Vollmer Jack Grace Tibbetts Bean Elmer A. Bowen, Jr. John L. Stanley Ruth Goos Lotker Carl H. Brennan M. Jean Cunningham Ralph L. Bean Walter N. Low Jackson Albert W. Starbird Floyd R. Beecher A. Wilford Bridges Harrison M. Starbird Richard W. Lutts Carleton M. Brown Lawrence S. Jenness Conrad B. Beaulier Robert S. Macdonald Lois Deering Startbird John P. Bibber Howard M. Buck A. Roberta Johnson William A. Starbird Royal R. Matthews, Jr. J. Henry Cameron Arthur M. Kaplan Leslie J. Bolstridge Ellie McLaughlin Barry E. Steele Margaret Stebbins George G. Marsanskis Robert J. Campana Alfred J. Keith Robert M. Stetson Edward H. Keith Borodine Donald C. Mead James B. Canning, Jr. Ralph A. Stevens Robert S. Capers, Jr. John L. Kelley Eugene F. Boutilier Una MacDonald Mead John W. Steves Calvin W. Bowen Joan Frye Meserve Marjorie Martin Carlson Mary-Abbie Pulsifer Forrest J. Stewart Mildred M. Bradford Frederick E. Carroll Kilgore Ronald E. Stewart Marion Young Meyer John R. Carson Russell V. Bradley Pauline True Moulton Donald C. Kinney William C. Stickel ’ Theron H. Carter Georgia M. Brown Willard R. Moulton Milton W. Kline Calvin L. Stinson, Jr. Robert B. Caswell David P. Buchanan Warren Naugler Fred B. Knight John E. Stone Dana E. Bunker George E. Chadbourne Jacqueline Howell Maurice A. Sylvester Margaret Gorham Murray John Chapman Alan Burgess Edith Sheldon Nelson Lazareth Carroll E. Taylor William P. Charron Charles C. Leach Richard M. Burrill Edmund K. Nock Mildred N. Thayer David A. Chase James A. Leach Jay Calkins Robert B. Nordstrom Ernest R. Therrien Peter Calott Frank C. Child Lewis E. Littlefield Arthur L. Norwood Jerome J.. Clifford Robert F. Thibeault Jean Wallace Cameron Guy L. Look Israel Orr Ronald W. Clifford Robert T. Thomas Gertrude N. Carter Elmer W. Parsons Albert H. Lorentzen Charlotte Harris A Rodney W. Clukey George Lutka Blaine Craig Carrano Donald E. ’Peterson Robert E. Cool Treworgy Peggy Cates Carleton Alexander W. MacKenzie Roger L. Pendleton Donald F. Collins Harry T. Treworgy Janice Scales Cates W. David MacLean Paul D. Turner Robert E. Phelps Patricia McGuigan Gerda Langbehn Chapman Donald R. MacLeod Joseph I. Volpe Gloria McGinley Pickard Collins Molly Schwarts Cinamon Henry Plate John C. MacLeod Norman C. Walker James F. Claffie Alice Raymond Coughlin William S Mann Leonard N. Plavin Thomas J. Coughlin William C. Walker Charles J. Clark Milton B. Popkin Robert Marcous Henry W. Wallace Edward R. Cowles Harold D. Marden Paul G. Clifford Rachel Seavey Popkin Albert P. Cox 'William L. Warren Robert W. Coffin Hartley E. Marsh Marguerite Sullivan Gene S. Cranch John Weatherbee Arnold J. Cohen Rodney O. Martin Powers Philip L. Craig Milton D. Weeks Hazel Calvert Colcord William P. Mason Mary Hollingdale Proulx William J.. Creighton Emmalin Christiansen Constance Adams Coulter Jessie Cowie Ramsay Roland M. Mayberry Welch Dwight L. Crockett, Jr. Elizabeth Clark Cusack Donald S. McCobb Sula Stern Rand Norman W. Curtis William A. Wells Ray T. McDonald, Jr. William Weston 28 THE MAINE ALUMNUS * ! John W. Wentworth Robert V. Clark L. Whitney Hodgkins Robert S. Ordway James R. Wheeler Carl R. Wheaton Valmore A. Clifford Donald V. Ormsby Millard H. Whitaker Marshall Hoffman Albert H. Winchell, Jr. Philip M. Coffin, Jr. Alton M. Hopkins William H. Otis Philip R. White Shelton S. White Lee A. Colbath John R. Williams William Whiting, Jr. Bryant L. Hopkins, Jr. Marion A. Packard, Jr. Sherman L. Cole Richard D. Packard Gilbert L. Wilson, Jr. Clifton Whitten Dorothy Lord Hopkins Thomas H. Collins Betty Noyes Hopkinson Norman H. Parrott Warren C. Wilson Wesley L. Wight Joseph P. Cornnary Lewis D. Payson Alan F. Wing Douglas J • Williamson Harold H. Hopkinson Frances E. Coughlin Charles F. Howe Roger B. Percival Joan Bryant Yeaton Ruesell L. Wilson John M. Coyne, Jr. Maung S. Htoo Bryce Perkins Robert N. Zabe Wendell R. Wilson Bristol B. Crocker Orren R. Hurd John A. Perkins Paul J. Zdanowics Carlton P. Wing Barbara LaBonty Crosby Herbert J. Hurme Warren T. Perkins Myron W. Zimerman Henry G. Wyman Herbert A. Crommett Gerald C. Pickard Barbara Thompson York Louise Hamlin Hussey Elton M. Crossland David R. Pierce 1951 John P. Zolin Dean L. Hutchins Lewis A. Crowell Matthew Infiorati Frederick C. Pitman Clinton O. Adell Robert L. Cunningham Charles B. Jackson Fernand L. Pontbriand Bertha Clark Allen 1950 Stanley R. Currie Emery L. Jackson Frank J. Potenzo Vernon G. Ames Glenna Billings Adams Richard D. Dane Kenneth R. Jackson Clark Potter Joan McKaig Anania James C. Adams Constance Drew Darrah Edward R. Jennison Marian Keith Powers Kathryn Morris Andrews Marvin C. Adams Colby A. Davis George E. Johnson William Powers Sidney F. Andrews Richard S. Adams Dana W. Davis William R. Johnson Elbert M. Prince Harry E. Angelides Herbert B. Aldrich Earl Dawley Merle S. Johnston Harold B. Purinton George H. Ayers Edward L. Alexander Richard P. Dempsey Eleanor L. Jones Mary L. Ramsay Roger C. Bailey David C. Allen Priscilla Lord Dorvee Richard A. Jordan Bernard C. Ramsdell John B. Banton J. Walter Allen Clyde J. Douglass Roy B. Joyce Oliver M. Randall Donald F. Barbour Elmer H. Alley G. Barbara O’Grady Drew Martin Kallinen Donald E. Rawson John M. Barnard Edward D. Anderson John L. Dumas Carroll B. Reed Marjorie Moore Barron Oscar E. Anderson John W. Keeney Donald E. Eames Paul F. Kelleher Marilyn Seavey Reilly Inge Nachum Baye Walter T. Anderson, Jr. G. Clifton Eames Joseph T. Reilly Bryce E. Bayer James R. Babb Richard C. Kelley C. Brewster Earle Elinor Lamb Kenneally Robert R. Randall Elwood M. Beach Carl Bache-Wiig Roger Eastman Robert L. Becker John Bache-Wiig Raymond Kenneally Patricia Clement David E. Eddy Reynolds Charles Bellegarde, Jr. Alden B. Bailey Chester M. Kennedy Richard F. Edes Ralph L. Richards Frank H. Bennet Harriet Elwell Barnard Donald O. Kennedy Walter E. Ela C. Clarke Richmond C. Martin Berman George W. Barnes John L. Ketner, Jr. Robert H. Elliott Donald J. King Fred A. Richter Joan Wiswell Bickford Norman S. Barnes Charles B. Ellis Robert Richter Fred H. Bigney Charles R. Barr Chandrakant Kirloskar Newell W. Emery, Jr. Betty J. Ladd Chester A. Ring Richard L. Blaisdell Donald P. Barron Lois Coffin Ensberg Carl R. Robbins Benjamin S. Blanchard Pauline Clement Barron Lionel J. LaFrance Howard B. Erlick Don D. W. Lambert, Jr. Furber S. Roberts Joseph R. Bowden Malcolm J. Bartlett Carl Estes Patricia Murphy Bragdon Everett L. Baxter Leo D. Lamond Richard P. Robinson Flora Maddocks Willis M. Robinson Hawley F. Brannan Blaine L. Beal F. Worth Landers Fairfield Nancy Chick Landers Pasquale L. Rozzi Erna Bamford Breton Samuel Li Bean Richard Fairfield Bessie Tenan Rush Burtt F. Brown Roland Bellegarde John M. Lane William T. Farnsworth Robert S. Saltzman James L. Brown Barbara Stewart Bentley Louis J. Lane Norris L. Farrington Donald R. Larrabee Richard F. Saunders Patricia Hamilton Jay G. Benton Jean Polleys Fenlason Herbert K. Schneider Bubier Lewis C. Berce Edwin R. Lauritzen Robert Finney Ralph M. Leach, Jr. William W. Schroeder Jasper D. Bull Howard Berg Richard M, Fish Vincent J. P. LeBlanc Robert A. Scott Raymond J. Bushey Jerome R. Bernier George C. Fisher, Jr. Arthur L. LeBrun Kenneth W. Seaman Frank A. Butler George P. Betts Philip Q. Flagg Parker F. Leonard Mark W. Sewall C. Stuart Carroll William Betts Patrick M. Flanner Edna Rankin Libby Norman P. Shaw John B. Caminiti Marilyn Boyer Beyenberg John E. Flynn Douglas F. Libby, Jr. Joseph Simanonok Clifford A. Card William R. Beyenberg Robert A. Fogg James N. Libby Edward R. Simmons Frances Pratt Caswell Harry E. Bickford, Jr. John P. Fogler Robert A. Lincoln William H. Simpson Stanley D. Catell Weyman H. Billings Norman T. Foss William A. Linton Norton Sinert Walter O. Chick, Jr. Leonard L. Bishop, Jr. Richard Foster George W. Littlefield Howard B. Small Robert L. Christensen Henry D. Bither Albert L. Fournier Richard S. Lockhart Marilyn Miles Small Ralph M. Clark Stanley A. Bixby Robert C. Fournier Shirley E. Look Richard G. Small Lawrence S. Cobb Edward F. Bridges Roger V. Fournier Robert C. Lothrop Edwin F. Smith Travis J. Collins George M. Blaisdell Boyd Fuller Donald H. Lounsbury Floyd T. Smith Vera Edfors Collins Willaim E. Bodwell Milton B. Fuller Jean Brewer Lowell Frank J. Smith, Jr. Olin R. Condon J. Parker Bogue Gerald L. Gatcomb Robert Lowell Harlan R. Smith John R. Conroy Mary McRae Bolstridge Alvin B. Gilbert Marilyn Mills MacLeod Paul E. Smith Edward M. Coombs Edmund G. Boucher James E. Gleason Roland MacLeod Beverly Currier Smith Andre J. Cote Warren W. Bowden Donald A. Goddard Clifford A. Manchester Ruth Greenwood Smith Joseph P. Corbin Allen R. Brackett Richard J. Goff Dorothea Butler Marsden Ralph M. Snyder Raymond R. Couture Marguerite Jones Eugene A. Gonya Irving G. Marsden James A. Spencer,, Jr. Carleen Hoyt Crowley Brackett John A. Graffam J. Richard Martin William E. Stetson Louise Snow Cummings Merton F. Brackett Newton Graham Gerald E. Mayberry Karl H. Stiles Norman H. Cummings George H. Bragdon Harold E. Grant Philip G. McCullough John H. Stimpson William H. Cummings Betty Minott Braley Richard H. Green Ruth Holland McIlwain Earl L, Swett, Jr. Ruth E. Curtis Allison J. Briggs John B. Greenlaw Donald W. McIntosh Thomas C. Sweetser Emma Ingraham Czarnecki Dorothy Hansen Brockway Raymond R. Greenleaf James E. McNiff Hervey L. Tardiff Maurice W. Darres Barbara Wood Brookings Shirley Johnson Charlotte Lenentine Ann Burbank Taylor Robert B. Davidson Charles H. Broomhall Greenwald Melvin James R. Taylor Frank W. Deininger George P. Brountas David F. Griffin Thomas C. Mennealy Thomas M. Teague Dwight B. Demeritt, Jr. Charles W. Brown Conrad A. Grondin B. Leonard Merrill Gerald E. Theriault Bernardette Stein Floyd E. Brown George W. Gross, Jr. Leonard E. Minsky Phyllis R. Theriault Dillard Elaine Lockhart Brown Irving E. Grunes Margaret Mollison Edwin K. Thomas Arthur Dentremont Richard W. Bubier Sylvia Dartnell Hadge Augustus D. Moody Lawrence M. Thompson Brian J. Dineen Barbara Richardson Norris B. Hamlin Ronald L. Moore Sandra MacPherson John K. Dineen Buchanan Willis T. Hammond Elwyn R. Morrow Thompson Donald F. Dion Henry S. Budden Jane Hinckley Hanson Robert W. Morrow Robert L. Thorpe Thelma Lord Dombkowski Edward J. Bunker Edward J. Happ Douglas Morton Kenneth M. Tibbetts Raymond L. Downs, Jr. James A. Busby Alfred L. Harrington George O. Morton Emert A. Tillson F.J. Jerome Drapeau Elizabeth Brown Calkins Herbert A. Harriman Joyce Wilson Morton Raymond E. Titcomb John M. Draughon Robert A. Campbell Abram W. Harris, III Harold L. Moulton John R. Tolman Joseph A. Drottar John D. Cambridge Eugene P. Hart Joseph M. Murray, Jr. Michael C. Toth Cora Laverty Duchaineau Helen Cumming Canfield James W. Harris Sylvester D. Naas John W. Treat, Jr. Mary Hastings Dumas David C. Cates Charles S. Hatch Jeanne Thompson Nason Edward J. Tremblay Barbara Foster Duplisea Charles A. Chadwick H. Theodore Hawkes Toby F. Nason Austin B. Treworgy William A. Duplisea Elizabeth Richardson Franklin K. Chapman Kathleen M. Heald A. Virginia Kennedy Foster Treworgy Harold L. Chapman Richard Hede Paul F. Treworgy Eaton Nickless Stanley Edgecomb Priscilla Roberts Joyce Henderson Robert A. Nickless John Trinward Chapman Richard D. Hewes Robert C. Niles William W. True David W. Ehrenfried Edward E. Chase C. Stuart Hickox Willard Nisbet, Jr. Rudolph L. Violette Barbara Grover Elliott Marilyn Jones Chase Frank T. Higgins, Jr. Ray C. Noddin Maynard Waddington James E. Elliott Kenneth A. Chatto Thomas C. Higgins Chapman C. Norton Charles M. Wadsworth David R. Estes William R. Chesley John L. Hill Francis J. Noyes Donald J. Waring Marilyn Goldman Donald B. Chick Shirley Jackson Hilton George M. Oberg Robert C. Webster Etscovitz Robert M. Chute Allison Comstock Hobbs Bugene J. O’Brien Vinal Welch Miriam Bull Fairbanks Vito Ciccotelli Martha Fogler Hobbs Joanne Libby Olson James A. West Millard A. Fairley, Jr. Lewis E. Clark Edmund W. Hoctor Stephen Orach Ralph Wharff Roy E. Farmer

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I V I Dorothy E. McCann Roger P. AuClair Joan Amos Chase Lawrence R. Bailey Merle Fenlason Lawrence Potter John M. McClure Hubert D. Chin Vance M. Bakeman , - Evelyn E. Fickett Loraine Bolstridge Robert H. McEvoy , John W. Christie Woodrouffe L. Bartley Stephen M. Fillebrown Potter Lloyd F. McQlincy Louise Powers Folsom David W. Powers Wilfred M. Cobb David E. Bates David. A. Collins Robert W. Medeiros Joyce A. Foss Joseph A. Pruett Phyllis Noyes Beekman Faith Comstock Anthony J., Merry David C. Beppler Graydon J. Fowles George P. Reed, HI Irene H. Montgomery Chester F. Galeucia Janet Barmister Reilly Alfred P. Condon Gertrude Wyman Beppler Richard A. Connolly Nancy Knowles Moore Edgar B. Gammon Richard Reilly John S. Murdock Roger L. Bickford Jacqueline French Muriel Buckley Renick Allan R. Corey Albert H. Bishop Irving J. Remar Herbert L. Crafts Robert W. Murdock Gatcoab Beverly Johnson Nason Stephen V. Bogue Harold L. Gillis. Arthur W. Reynolds Hugo H. Cross Jean-Charles Boucher Kenneth B. Naugler I Barnie L. Reynolds Harriet Johnson Currie John A. Glow Clarence A. Neal Mary Gerrish Bourgoin James H. Rice William D. Currie Vernon A. Goff Alden F. Nickerson Francis W. Boyle Howard F. Ricker Robert V. Damon Elton R. Gosse Gerald O. Shea Carolyn Margison Pauline Robbins Gosse Dodd- E. Roberts Eleanor Phillips David Richard H. Davis Dorice. J. Ouellette Brackett Elwood M. Gray Lawrence E. Robinson Henri' Breton Walter S. Davis Sydney J. Page, Jr. Paul F. Greene William Rocheleau, Jr. Ernest B. Brigham Richard A. Royal Patricia Hashey Dennett Alan C. Pease Ronald P. Gendron. Margaret Murray Pease Alton E. Brown. t Herbert T. Griffin Robert A. Rushworth Dana H. Dickey John J. Pelletier Robert E. Bruns Barbara Smith Hale William G. Russell Frances Dion Ditelberg Clayton M. Burnell Walter J. St .Onge, Jr. Chester A’. Perkins Richard H. Hale George B. Dodge, Jr. Nancy A. Pike Marjorie Cross Buschner Reginald B. Hall Sally Gass Saltzman John F. Donahue Frank A. Pitman, Jr. Donald Cannon Dorothy Brown Harris Mary-Ellen Michaud Robert B. Donovan Albert L. Card Schmidt ' John W. Pochebit Francis S. Harvey Arthur E. Downey Forrest Carmichael Bruce B. Schwab Martha A. Pratt Donald 0. Hawes Ruth Drysdale Allan R. Preble Linwood Carville Janet Knowles Hawkes William L. Scott Irene Morin Dudart William T. Chaisson Kelson C. Seward Lynn D. Priest Richard P. Heffernan Charles Dunn i Martha White Chambers Paul Sferes Donald Quigley Hubert Hersey Marilyn Johnson Dunn Robert C. Chase Eastman F. Heywood F. Richard Smiley David W. Remick Dwight B. H. Smith, Jr. Donald D. Durost Harrison L. Richardson Anthony Chiaravelotti Harold R. Hickson Robert Churchill Irving F. Smith LeRoy W. Dymnt,e Jr. Nancy Cousins Richter Barbara Attner Higgins 'Sharon L. Clark Donald M. Smyth Harry Easton Francis G. Rovnak H. Wendell Hodgkins Joan E. Clarke Walter E. Hohmann ■ Elisabeth Luce Smyth William J. Ellsworth Janice Boyce Rowe Richard A. Coleman Everett B. Hooper Mildred Kagan Sokol Delbert L. Emery Adelaide Grant Ruby John S. Colter William Howatt Dorrine McMahon Steele Albert E. Erickson, Jr. William S. Ruby Edward J. Connor Donald A. Jack Francis R. Stevens , Robert E. Estabrook William G. Ryan Marilyn Dennett Johnson Valerie Smith Stimpson Gordon H. Fait, Jr. Marilyn Harmon Saydah Douglas C. Cooper Gerald S. Kaye Charles H. Stone, Jr. Yvonne McCarthy Emil H. Schott, Jr. Eugene L. Cunningham Frank L. Kenney Colby C. Swan Farnsworth Ronald A. Schutt Ralph C. Cunningham Harold B. Kilbreth, Jr. Ethel Stone Swan Raymond D. J. Feasey Leonard J. Silver John W. Curry William B. Kennison Richard C. Swanson Don Feeley Richard A. Singer Jane Purcell Cushing Amo E. Kimball Hoyt C. Sweet Thomas K. Fogler Ann Preble Smith Randall R. David Paul B. Kimball Richard W. Sweetser David W. Fox Owen M. Smith John W. Dean, Jr. Douglas T. King Philip H. Talbot Elizabeth Leighton. Harold Snow Bernard L. Deering Francis A. King Peter C. Tandy Furlong Russell K. Sprague Thomas L. Dickson, Jr. Charles Kitching Beverly Hayward Teague * John G. Gibson Otis J. Sproul Patrick H. Dionne George T. Knight Frank M. Tillou, Jr. Roger D. Gould Isadore A. Stearns Chandler R. Drisko Elaine Haskell Knowland Lucian J. Theriault Susan MacGregor Gray Robert E. Steele Gene Drolet David W. Knudsen Thomas M. Thomas Allen E. Gross Rufus S. Stevens, III Peter W. Douglas William J. Langford William Thompson John P. Oower Donald G. Stitts Gilman Dube Cynthia Cowan Dunlap Carlisle B. Langley Rena M. Thorndike Marguerite Floyd Ham Eugene F. Sturgeon Carolyn Lamb Ellis Richard J. Largay Allan M. Thorne Ralph Ham Roger A. Sullivan Harmon F. Thurston Perley S. Hamilton, Jr. Constance Lincoln Isabelle Stearns Foss Henry L. Laskey Waldo J. Gagnon Francis M. Laurence Keith Tozier Richard B. Hamilton Sweetser Sumner A. Leadbetter Gwen Small Tupper Lydia McCully Hamlin David Sylvester John R. Gerry William J. Leader, Jr. Eugene N. Tussing Paul E. Hand Leon R. Taylor Nancy Moulton Gerry Richard H. Grant Harry 0. Lent Richmond A. Tuttle Robert C. Harmon Russell F. Taylor Ann Grumley Richard R. Leveille Dumont M. Twombly Thomas A. Harmon Kenneth S. Thomas Frank P. Harrison Charles B. Libbey Robert L. Upton Flora Burgess Harriman Mary Oak Thorne George V. Lobozzo Robert H. Varney William C. Harriman George Tousey, III Joan Huston Harrop Frederick B. Lombard Milton Victor Lois Leonard Hammond Frances Smart Trefts Robert G. Harris Ora Haskell, Jr. John M. Longley Alan C. Wagner Richard Hatch Leon S. Trenholm Philip W. Lord Russell 0. Walters Harry E. Henderson Louis W. Thrumpfeller Donald P. Higgins David L. Hale Avery N. Lorenzen Doris Harrison Waring Gladys Armstrong Ricks Doris E. Todd Pauline Davis Lorfano Philip D. Wells William C. Heyne Clifford W. Tupper Philip A. Hall Joan Pray MacMillan B. Anne McKiel Whatley Millicent Guptill George R. Upham Mavorite McLellan Clifford E. Manchester George N. Whalen Higgins Donald M. Varney Hansen Emily Smaha Marcone Emil E. Winter, Jr. Donald E. Holdsworth Clayton A. Veno David Harrington George B. Martin John G. Wishart Dwight R. Holmes Joan Vachon Victor Ruth Mitchell Hartley Donald P. McGlauflin Donald W. Witzke Harrison Horens Gerard Vigne N. Wesley Haynes Ada V. McIntosh William F. Whitney Philip A. Hoyt Alvin C. Wagner Constance Lawley Hirst Erwood E. McPhetres Oliver Yeaton’ Edward R. Huff Beth Chick Warren William D. Hirst Gordon G. Zellner Madelene M. Howard Edwin C. Manzer Patrick J. Hurley Dana E. Warren i Joan Rossi Martin Willis F. Jackson William N. Watrous Earle M. Hutchinson Joanne Josslyn Meade 1952 Maurice J. Jalbert Richard L. Watson Frederick E. Hutchinson Russell Meade Samuel D. Allen, Jr. Autice Jardine Herbert E. Wave Athill W. Irvine Donald F. Merrill Kenneth G. Ames Prescott K. Johnson Richard A. Webber Walter F. John Marion Waterman Meyer Walter Anderson Frank P. Kace Scott B. Weldon Eini Riutta Johnson Floyd Milbank L. Jerome Audet Maurice R. Keene Preston F. Welsh, Jr. Philip E. Johnson Isabelle Burbank Constance Berry Alan H. Keith Stuart E. West Edward F. Johnston > Milbank Anderson John W. Keller L. Jane Wheeler Whytock Harry T. Jose Hilda Livingston Miller Earl C. Andrews Lionel D. Kelley Robert D. Whytock Peter M. Joseph James J. Mooney Willis E. Austin Madeline MacGregor King Ida Moreshead Wiley Shirley Stillings Keene Ernest B. Moore Ruth Bridges Ayers George E. Kirk Sumner K. Wiley, Jr. Robert M. Kellogg Virginia Norton Beach Dallas R. Knight Ernest K. Khoury, Jr. John I. Moore- Kenneth L. Wilson Millard G. Moors, Jr. Franklin Beekman Richard A. Knight Mary Jane Uebrlck Gerald C. King Anne Libby Kneeland Gerald E. Morse William T. Bird Richard A. Lambert Wollenberg Douglas B. Kneeland William F. Mouradian Jean Gyger Black Gerard F. Laurin Chester A. Worthylake Harold K. Nichols Paul R. Bodurtha Roger S. Leach Andrew M. Yakemore Richard S. Knowlton Henry Kontio, Jr. Vance O. Norton, Jr. Conrad B. Bosworth Gilbert C. LeClair Arden S. Young George R. Brockway Richard W. Noyes Raymond C. Lemaire Barbara Burrage Young Jean Dolloff ’ Shirley Lang Noyes Charlotte Hillman Dorris Mayne Lindquist Eleanor Mahaney Kreizinger Joanne Mayo Nyerges Bryant William G. Lindquist Zdanowicz James S. Kriger Donald S. Osgood George E. Bryant Samuel D. Lloyd Christine Hurd LaFlame Lewis B. Paine William F. Buck Edwin G. Logan John B. Langlais Dwight E. Parsons Steven A. Burnard John F. Lynch 1953 Beverly Andrews Margaret Sargent Paul W. Burruby John D. Macdonald Carroll R. Akeley } LaPointe Pattershall Merrill G. Butts Paul F. Marsden Richard C. Allen Richard LaPointe Hilda Wood Pearson Stephen C. Casakos Ephraim Martin Rupert P. Amann Donald LaRochelle George G. Pervear Ruth Ellingwood Casper Ralph Martin Barbara Anderson Emsry G. Leathers William.L. Philbrick Roland J. Chamard, Jr.. Raymond M. Martin David Vr. Anderson Ronald. B. Leathers AlanPla isted George T. Chase John McBride Elizabeth J. Andrews Hilda Lesch i < » • * Ralph W. Applegate, Patricia Nason Libbey i / I THE MAINE ALUMNUS 30. 4 ' 1 I '

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Robert O. Light Ruth Bartlett Butler Marjorie Woodman Miller Peter P. Clifford Ellen Hill Reed Nellie Oakman Lord Joan Reed Bottler George P. Milner Esther Babb Colby Nancy Karakas Reed David C. Lovejoy James C. Bussell, Jr. Thomas F. Monaghan Clinton A. Conant Willis S. Reed Howard M. Low Chester F. Cambell Melvin W. Morgan Elizabeth A. Connors Frank W. Reynolds, II Clyde MacDonald Doris Bohlin Cannon Carlton Morin Alfred O. Conlombe Margaret Dow Ricker Hollis H. Madden Jean Grendle Carville Patricia Fair Morin Barry S. Crafts Joseph T. Rigo Carolyn Simpson McBride Dorothy Leonard Edward H. Mosher Sarah J. Craig Merton D. Robinson Donald McCusker Churchill Mary MacKinnon Nelson Richard L. Crommett Sondra Glorsky Robinson Kenneth H. McFarland Joanne Daley Clark Hamah E. Noirton Elizabeth Pierce Cross Norman E. Rose Ralph McGibney Llewellyn B. Clark Judith Phillips Otis Ray Cross Norma Cumning Russell Gayion H. McGowan, Jr. Ralph H. Clark Raoul G. Ouellette Roy C. Cumings, Jr. Ethel B. Sawyer Robert F. McMahon Bruce L. Clifford Albert S. Paine Mona Longfellow Salvatore Scarpato, Jr. Robert B. McTaggart F. Chandler Coddington Gloria Parrella Cunningham Zira Scheer Gertrude Harriman Mark H. Cohen Dorothy Trenholm Thomas L. Cyr Laura Tucker Seavey Metzger Emerson Colby Percival Howard S. Danner, Jr. Ronald J. Sheay Richard A. Miller Ethel Sprague Coonbar John D. Pierce Ronald K. Devine Morris Silverman Marilyn Williams Alexis J. Cote Raymond S. Pesola Joseph DiGiovanni Elisabeth Bedker Moeller Paul I. Coughlin Harry E. Potter Hugh J. Dougherty Simpson Loraine McGraw Morgan Charles D. Cox Everett J. Pouliot Harry Dreifus Violet Smith Lida Maxim Muench Stanley L. Cox Roy R. Raymond Ruth Dow Durst Jean M. Spearin Richard L. Newdick Donald A. DeCosta Hale C. Reed Theodore Durst Elinor Rider Sprenkel John W. Noyes Reginald A. Deering George A. Ricker Alexander H. Duthie Peter G. Standley Robert A. Orr John A . DeWilde Patricia Chapman Charles D. Earley Hilda Ann Sterling Robert E. Ostretcher James B. Didriksen Roberts Peter Economos Evelyn M. Stinchfield Duncan S. Pearson Paul R. Dinsmore Walter W. Rule, Jr. Wilma Monroe Emmett Jean Johnson Strom Richard R. Peaae Ronald H. Dow Otis F. Russell, Jr. Joanne Roberts Erickson Donald J. Strout Norman W. Pelletier Diane Draper Beverly Strout Salmon Frank Fenno Thomas C. Sullivan Ruth Partridge Cynthia Dunham Frank Schaible Joan White Fenno 'Patricia D. Sweeney Pelletier George W. Earle Normn F. Schlaack, Jr. Thomas P. Fickus Harrison Sylvester Irvin Pendleton Mary Small Eckton George W. Shaw David G. Fitzpatrick Illene Dexter Thompson William B. Penoyar Paul I. Ellsmore Norma Jean Smaha David G. Flewelling Marion Martel Touchette Edward L. Perry John J. Ellsworth Gerald E. Smith Frances Lunt Flewelling Jane Moore Treworgy Roland W. Peters Dale G. Emery Mary Moore Smith Robert A. Foster M. Patricia Twomey Frank B. Pickering William S. Emery Richard R. Smith Eugene G. Frederick Erlon S. Varney Muriel Verrill Nancy Schott Plaisted Storer W. Emmett Frederick A. Spencer Donald A. Freeman Mary Bigelow Wheat Mary Maguire Riley Robert Erickson E. John Standeven Robert C. Fringer John S. White Cecil M. Roberts, Jr. Ralph F. W. Eye Hazel Brown Standeven Adolph J. Gingras, Jr. Blanche Williams Raymond B. Robbins, Jr. Robert A. Fernaid Richard R. Staples Paul A. Grace Frederick Robie, Jr. M. Ruth Irvin Fogg Walter J. Grant C. Donald Woodman, Jr. Fern Crossland Stearns Arthur E. Wylde Tanya Lekas Schott Jeanette Bishop Fox Carlton B. Green Donald M. Stover John W. York Charles F. Siletti ' Eben W. Freeman Peter M. Sutphen Dorothy F. Greenlaw Allan L. Smith George W. Furbush Joyce Conner Thibodeau Ellen Simpson Griffee 1956 William B. Smith Charles Furlong Clare Griffeth Carl Staten Thomas Paul H. Abbott, Jr. Joseph A. Standley David W. Oates Mary Sullivan Thompson Barbrah Ladd Hackett Margaret Libby Standley Peter G. Gowing Philip W. Hale Grace Richards Additon Barbara B. Tracy Ardena Jewett Ackerman Donald M. Stevens Norma Jose Griswold Joyce Ann Tracy Jean Turner Hall Barbara Buck Grover Mary-Lea Clark Hardy Richard T. Ackerman Robert L. Stevens Guy B. Twombly Carl F. Anderson Robert F. Grover Shirley Bostrom Dexter M . Stowell Elaine R. Upton Robert L. Appleby C. Donald Stritch Marion Young Hale Demosthenes G. Hargreaves Guy A. Hartnett Robert B. Arnold Joan Bryant Swanson Merwyn B. Hall Vamvakias Donald L. Arsenault Fred P. Tarr Preston W. Hall Henry VanHaelewyn Kenneth L. Hodgdon, Jr. James D. Holden Bradford S. Barton Jean Hoyt Tauscher Rosemary Carlin Hall Robert L. Wallace Gordon A. Bass William K. Thorndike Jerome P. Hallee Nancy J. Warnock Clinton E. Hutchins Winston Jay Joan Johnson Bassett Jamse S. Thorne Sally Small Hartnett Carver L. Washburn John A. Bates Margaret Grover Edward W. Hansen Martha Wyman Weatherbee Mary Atkinson Johnson Philip M. Johnson Madeleine H. Beaulieu Thurrell Chester Harris, Jr. Robert Weatherbee Mildred Johnson Maxine Dresser Thurston Abbie Harvey George W. Weiland Mildred Thomas Judy Ralph Keef Beaulieu David R. Tibbetts Harmon Harvey Valerie Kenley Weiland Alfred E. Belisle Robert Touch ette Jane Stevens Harvey Gordon Weinstein Jean Cousins Kelley John W. Kelley, Jr. Elizabeth Kononen Berry Stanley Townsend, Jr. Colwyn F. Haskell Melissa Parker White Paul W. Kerr, Jr. Edward J. Bickterman Ann Twombly Faye Irish Henderson Robert C. White Elliott Black Gainor McGorrill Charles K. H ewins, Jr. Diana Springer Kinney Davis Wiggin Joseph N. Kirk Edson Blodgett Ventresco John B. Hewitt Carolyn Bardbury Wight R. Joseph Kneeland Sarah Gay Blodgett Alan M. Walden Jane Boylan Herning Kenneth R. Wiles John E. Knowles Henry H. Brodersen John H. Webb George O. Hill Arthur Withington Mary E. LaFlamme Hiram S. Bronson, III Rita Porter Webber Margaret Thompson Walter R. Ziemann Reginald E. Larson Parker L. Brooks, Jr. Elizabeth Gray Welsh Homans William P. Zoidis Robert T. Campbell Helen Strong Werner Robert P. Hooper Harvey W. Leavitt Donald F. Littlefield Raymond E. Carlson Richard J. Whatley C. Thomas Hoyt 1955 Joyce Frates Carveil Emma Given White Charles D. Hoyt Nancy Collins Adams Philip A. Lord Joyce Reynolds Ludwig Marion Hayes Cheney Raymond K. Whitehouse Gorham W. Hussey David R. Alexander Richard W. Clark Dawn Miller Woodbray Dione Williams Frederick E. Anderson William H. Mack Duncan H. MacLeod Edwin K. Clarke Henry K. Woodbray Hutchinson Elizabeth Goodrich Bradford W. Claxton Avis Leahy Wright Robert Irish Applegate Franklin E. Manzer Karl H. McKechnie, Jr. Mary Renfro Cline Lawrence A. Wright Ruth A. Johnson Alan M. Argondizza John A. Coffin Eleanor Thomas Knight Charles E. Armentrout Henry D. Meinecke Laura Wilson Messinger John A. Combes 1954 Elizabeth Hopkins Jean Eastman Arsenault Mary Ann Connors Merle V. Adams Knight Alexander P. Athas John S. Mixson Enrico F. Conti Howard K. Ainsworth Jaqueline Thomas Knight Dana Baggett Christopher Moen Carolyn Graves Corcoran Alice Rinehart Allen Lowell R. Knight Mary-Alice Hastings Winship B. Moody Marion C. Coy George C. Allen Marjorie Robbins Lalime Bancroft Robert T. Mortimer Alice S. Creighton Sylvina Carver Alley Richard Leavitt Marton Bugbee Batt Abbott W. Mosher Carolyn Harkins Cronin Richard J. Anderson Walter I. Leland Joseph A. Benedetto Margaret Howatt Della Hatch Currie Ronald C. Anderson Russell Lovaas Ellen Pfeifer Bennewitz Mouradian. Paul E. Cyr James G. Ault Mary Jean Chapman Joseph G. Bergomi., Jr. Bruce S. Munn Carolyn Bull Dahlgren Mary Porter Bachelder Leeper Henry N. Berry, III Albert L. Noyes Jane Baker Davidson Albert W. Bailey Lynne Love Low Erving H. Bickford William A. Oliver John M. Day Kenneth Barnard Lorraine Skolfield Janet Marston Bodwell Alma Merrill Otto Marjorie Mealey Devine Georgia Williamson Bass Lowell Margaret E. Booker Susan Humphrey Paine Dana C. Devoe Allen Bancroft Edward Lyon Delano L. Boutin George A. Palmer Kenneth A. Dinsmore Mary-Alice Hastings Carlton N. MacLean Reginald-Bowden Albert C. Parker Muriel Snow Doheny Bancroft Margaret Robinson Leonard W. Bowles Robert W. Pearson Gloria Trafton Earley Gerald J. Beach Manzer Franklin A. Brangwynne Delores Johnston Pelc Franklyn K. Ellingwood Clay G. Beal Charles A. McCluskey Mollie Davis Bryant Mary Strout Perkins Richard E. Ellingwood Charles G. Beaudoin Helena Mehlhorn Franklin A. Bucknell Myron H. Pierce John J. Ellsworth Lester C. Bickford McCusker Donald B. Burton Plouto Poulios James O. Ervin H. Robert Bishop Neil W. McGowen Carl W. Buschner Betsy C. Pullen Christine Harris Farnan Carl R. Bither John E. McKay Janet Bishop Butler Jonathan Pulsifer Edward Farnan, Jr. Thomas Blau, Jr. C. Douglas McLelland Paul F. Butler Lois Pratt Pulsifer Gertrude S. Farrar Carl F. Bridges Edward J. McManus Willard R. Butler Burnham W. Ragon, Jr. David L. Faye Thomas M. Brigham John W. 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V •Mary Murray Merrill Lorraine Lander Cheney Richard H. Nevers Russell E. Clark Robert B. Fiske Judith Pendleton Coffin Richard C. Merrill Chang Hwi Chi Nelson 0. Newcombe Per Fodnaeas Miriam Turran Cole Don Milani Martha Trefethen Clark Lester C. Fogg, Jr. Myles L. O'Donnell, Jr. John Molloy Marilyn Bisland Robert C. Oldfield Norman C. Cole David A. Foster Jean White Conroy Charles P. Mosher Cleveland Rhoda Wood Frederick Alice Osgood Barbara A. Moore Richard Cleveland William F. Otis, Jr. Everett R. Cowett Norman Fuller Paul B. Cronin James R. Nicklas Herbert A. Cohen Roberta Lanigan Fred B. Otto Sandra Noyes Judith DeMerchant Cohen Aubney B. Palmer, Jr. Marion Ordway Groudis Fullerton Robert E. Cruickshank Robert B. Olmstead Harvey F. Cole Donald L. Funking Jerry N. Pangakis Norma J. Osgoods Louis B. Cook Donald K. Pendleton Jane A*. Cushman Stanley Furrow Edwin H. Damon, Jr. Albert F. Pearce James E. Cowan Sally Stanford Peters Jack D. Galiano Joan Knight Day Drusilla Nesbit Pedro Winnifred Rines Crocker John N. Gallagher John H. Petersen Eben B. DeGrasse Jerome B. Pedro John D. Cronin David F. Petherbridge John N. Garvin, III Jacob B. Dion Harry E. Percival, Jr. Donald J. Crouse Hiram T. Gerrish Frances F. Plumstead Don E. Douglas Harry R. Peterson Peter B. Currie Donald A. (front Mike F. Polese Robert Dragoon Barbara Swann Pineau William H. Cutler, Jr. Frank A. Grant Nathan W. Putnam F. Philip Dufour Richard S. Pomeroy Patrick L. Daigle Russell A. Gray Anita L. Ramsdell Sarah Kappas Dyer Frederick A. Porter K. Devone Davis Johann. Clark Graziotti Charles C. Rearick Wilson T. Dyer Louis L. Poulin Elizabeth Collins Warren F. Griffin, Jr. Harry C. Reifel John B. Edgar, Jr. Eugene L. Putnam Davison Nancy Gentile Reiser Fred M. Griffee Joy Roberts Edgar Kenneth Rand Constance Brow Day Richard B. Griswold' Paul W. Richardson Herbert Elliott, Jr. Florence Eileen Raymond Arthur J. D’Ella, Jr. David B. Grundy Kenneth V. Rideout Jane Reed Carroll E. Denbow Peter J. Guthy, Jr. G. Elizabeth Jordan Philip Emery Sylvia MacKenzie Emery Jack Reynolds Sandra Daley Denman Willard M. Hamann, Jr. Roberts Dennis Rezendes Robert J. Desjardins Sally Anderson Harding Byrl Haskell Roberts Wesley J. English Willard W. Rice, Jr. Patti Dossier Ewen John M. Hardy Elizabeth Harvey Ruff Priscilla Ridley Ervin Richard L. Pickett Mary Lou Hughes Harvey C. Deveney Barbara Whitmore William J. Ruff Richardson Haskins Joan Fuller Russell David R. Fields Julia H. Dinsmore Lawrence T. Ronco Arthur I. Dodge Robert 0. Hawes Jan B. Saleeby Gertrude Finn June Millett Fiske Rodney D. Ross Howard L. Dority Richard S. Hawkins Edward Salmon Lloyd C. Rowe Harold B. Rede Hazel Wilson Salsbury Jane Sweet Fogg Bertrand H. Dulac F. Peter Ford J. Paul E. Roy Georgette Cote Dulac John G. Hede Allan Saperstein Jane Farwell Russell Larry E. Heggen Lester S. Shapiro George W. Francis Roberta Wyer Dutton Mary French John P. Russell Henry H. Eckman Kenneth Henrikson Richard M. Shibles Ruby Sharpe Ruth Wilfred L. Henry John 1H. Small Carole Thomas Fryover Ronald W. Elkin William D. Scott John Hesketh Geraldine Smith Christopher L. Fuller James C. Ellison Frances Rich Secord Elwood S. Hewes Arianne MacDonald Joyce Lyons Fuller Jill Tweedie Eustis Richard T. Secord Jay S. Hindley Snodgrass James K. Gilson William Eustis Adele Brody Silverman John E. Hodgkins Edric P. Starbird Myra F. Goldman William O. Farley Wallace A. Holbrook Norman A. Gosline Richard H. Simmons Shirley Hodgkins Ronald C. Stevens Earle E. Simpson Oliver W. Holden, Jr. Janet Mayo Sylvester Charles Grant Feinman Gretchen Vickery Sliva Henry O. Hooper Lester B. Tarbell JoAnn V. Guilmette William R. Flagg, Jr. Franklin P. Smith, Jr. William R. Houser E. Joyce Carlson Tatro Nancy McGouldrick Guthy Richard L. Fournier Gerald R. Humphrey Gerald A. Hale Robert M. Smith George G. Frost Eben 3. Thomas Frances Roderick Nancy Witham Huntzinger Susan Stiles Thomas John H. Hall Nancy Mater Frost Haynes E. Hussey Arthur H. Thompson Arthur Hamlin Soderberg Robert C. Fuehrer Edwin H. Soper David R. Hutton, Jr. Marilyn Page Thompson Franklin C. Haskins Rex Gellerson Carole L. Hyman Zane A. Thompson Everett J. Hendrickson Lawrence C. Springer Francis E. Gilman Lloyd Jewett Frank Trask John A. Henry John T. Standerwick Francis J. Gooch, Jr. Jane Wiseman Johnson Kenneth W. Tryoh Edward D. Hill H. William Sterritt John U. Goodman Nancy David Johnson Richard D. Upham Barbara Berce Holden Patricia Wade Stewart James Gorman William D. Johnson Hans A. vanLeer Carolyn Perkins Holt John A. Stevenson, Jr. Suzanne W. Garnache Joel N. Kates Faith Wixson Varney Pamela Thompson Hosking Joel P. Stinson Paul Gosbee James Victor Robert Hosking Judith Carroll David F. Gould Nathaniel F. Kelley Donald W. Huggett Stockbridge Laurence J. Gould Walter E. Keene John Vincent Mildred Scott Washburn Harold Hugo Ronald J. Strout Nancy Richards Grant Ann Kempster Mary Kilpatrick Hussey Margaret R. Swett Patricia Clapp Gray Barbara Willey Keyes Peter H. Wernor Ann Chase Hussey Walter A. Tatham Frank J. Halik Nicholas F. Khoury Joan Martin Wescott Sterling W. Huston Barbara Coy Thaxter Owen Knowlton Marilyn E. White Robert S. Hargraves William T. Hutchins James B. Thaxter Michael B. Latti John E. Wilder Alan Harris Harold F. Hutchinson Raymond L. Thibault Diana Laughlin Nancy Sinclair Wilson William Harvey Kenneth C. Hutchinson John K. Thurston Murray A. Leavitt Audrey E. Wyman Lionel W. Heal Sarah Bransford Irons John E. Tonnesen David A. Leipold Susan Ashton York Walter A. Hendrickson Daniel I. Jacobs Edward G. Touzin Diane T. Livingston John C. Hobson William C. Johnson Barbara Dow Turner Duncan K. Logan 1957 Raymond R. Holmes Lois Whitcomb Jones Robert W. Upham, Jr. Alice Kelson Longmore Richard P. Alin Thomas P. Hosmer Robert A. Jones Garrett F. VanWart Victor R. Lonn Priscilla J. Allen Hoyt C. Hottel, Jr. Ursula Jung James Varner Joseph J. Lorfano Ralph Ayers William K. Huckins Judith Beckler Baggett George M. Karnedy Frederick J. Vermillion James E. Humphrey Carol M. Loud William F. Walker Jane E. Barker Mahlon R. Kirk Gloria Chellis Hunt Ann Keyo Lounsbury Alan Walton John E. Ludwig Beatrice Bouton Barrett Joann Hanson Vernon B. Hunter I Ann Rubin Weinstein Claire Rusk Barton Kostacopoulos Molly Inman Edward MacQibbon Priscilla Draper West Susanne Audette Barbara Page Bartusek Peter Kostacopoulos Hollis E. Irvine Raymond R. Labbe Theresa Vangeli Wheaton MacGibbon Kendall H. Bassett Bruce M. James Charlotte Kasmer Judith A. MacPherson Nancy Dodge Ba stow William Lander Walter A. Johnson Patricia Nelson Madach Richard Bastow Alfred C. Lange, Jr. Whitham Laurel L. Kealiher Sadie Mills Mann Carl Beaulieu Arthur G. Lazarus, Jr. Leslie C. Whitham Richard C. Keith 1 Carroll Brown Marino Frank E. Basse Janice Putnam Lazarus Donald Whitten Earlene Beale Kelley Robert Marsh Joanne Larsen Bibber Martha R. Leino Marilyn Lounsbury James J. Kelley, Jr. Lucy G. Marshall Nancy Harris Bickterman Nathalie Shea Libby Winward Ralph Kelley Jean Partridge Mason Mark W. Biscoe Richard S. Libby Chester L. Woodman, Jr. Barbara J. Kelly Raymond L. Mason, Jr. Peter G. Bither Wesley B. Libby Harriet Clark Worthing Theodore P. Khoury Maxwell L. McCormack Charles L. Boothby Frank S. Linnell Orville A. Yoder Russell W. Kinaman Roderic N. McKenney Judith White Boothby John A. Littlefield Elaine P. Young Samuel W. Kittredge Grace Libby McKinlay Harland W. Bragg Janet Malcolm Logan Melvin B. Young Mildred S. Knight Joey R. McLafferty John C. Bridge Charles A. Low, Jr. Ann Dingwell Knowles Judith Hight McLelland Brenda Bunnell Brown Richard Lowry 1958 Rae Clark Kontio Ruth Clapp Meyer Peter H. Brown Edward A. Ludwig Leo R. Allain Janice Putnam Lazarus Cyrus C. Miller Donald A. Bryant Joyce Reynolds Ludwig Alien N. Anderson Walter C. Lawrence Barry M. Millett Paul R. Buckley Suzanne Bockus Mack Barbara Hasey Andrews Jane Ledyard Freida Smith Millett Jerry D. Burkett Sallyann Johnson Main Marguerite L. Ayer Albert R. Legare Rolando Miranda John P. Burnham William J. Manck Lois M. Babkirk Frances Webster Libby William R. Merrill Donald L. Burwell Frederick D. Manuel Richard Barter Stuart E. Libby James R. Moore Norris H. Bussell Robert T. Marshall Jane Quimby Biscoe Connie Eberhardt Peggy Daigle Moore John L. Buzzell Ronald T. Mavor Caroline Nason Bither Lois Blanchard Linnell Frank V. Morgan Nicola A. Calandrello Margaretmary McCann Joseph Boomer Velma Libby Lovley Kay Fletcher Mosher Blynn C. McIntire Neal F. Lowell Helen Doble Carey Frederick C. Brueck Donald E. Mott David W. Cassida Barbara Goul McKenney Robert L. Butler John F. Lymburner Janice Lord Mott Robert J. Cecchini Cynthia Hawkes Meehan Norman V. Buzzell William F. Lynch Glenda Lamkin Mowatt George J. Meehan Marcel Chaloux James P. Callan, Jr. Mary Lou Manny Elizabeth Brockway Burton H. Meltzer William S. Chandler Harold E. Campbell Arthur F. Mayo, III Nevers Lloyd R. Chase Hazen K. Merrill Doris Littlefield Muriel Langen McCarthy 32 Chapman THE MAINE ALUMNUS John S. McCormick, Jr. Corrine V. Anderson Ronald A. Jones Robert W. Swift John B. Kilday William E. McEvoy Marietta Garey Andrews Mary T. Ketchum Torrey A. Sylvester Hazel C. Knight Walter Mclsaac Richard W. Baird David W. Khoury Klaus O. Thomas Walter F. LaFortune Lois Danzig McKown Richard L. Barker Ethel M. King Bertrand C. Turmel Martha Hodson LeBel Robert F. McKown James L. Behanna Gerald Kirwin Robert B. Tuttle Hollis F. Letteney Dale I. McLean Maurice J. Belleville Saul L. Kitchener Judith Webster Paul H. Lehmann George B. McVety Leonard M. Berry George B. Knowles Underkofler Chalmer Loud Lewis Arthur Mead, Jr. Dale A. Bessey Robert N. Kratz Florence Johanson Gwendolyn Mann Alan F. Merritt Calvin F. Bickford Norma D'Orsay Lancaster Varner Littlehale Paul G. Meyer John W. Black Greyson S. Lane Philip Villandry Richard S. Lombara Jerrold J. Michael Norman J. Bombery Timothy J. Lane Joan Wales Deanna Chapman Lynn Margaret E. Millett Helen Inman Boomer Alice Wood Lang Gloria Faulkner Walter Walter J. Macomber Priscilla Bickford Germaine S. Bonney John R. Laverty Peter J. Walter Donald E. Madsen Millier Joan Lancaster Arlyn R. Leach Alice Graffam Ward Waldeck E. Mainville Frederick A. Milton Bouchard Raymond LeBel William H. Warren Donald R. Mathieu Laura Little Moen James K. Bousfield Alan Lewis Peter A. Webber Harriette Tyler William R. Moulton William H Bower Isabelle F. Libby Walter W. Webber McCarthy Marguerite G. Murphy Douglas R Bowles Frederick P. Liberty George H. Wells Mildred L. McLain Peter A. Muzeroll Stanley G. Boynton John J. Lindsay Harold A. Wheeler Charles A. McNulty Ida Watson Nelson William S. Bridges David M. Linekin Frederick L. White Persis Barnfield Messer Llewellyn R. Nelson Wayne J. Brule George E. Lovett Robert C. White Larry A. Mills Patricia Tripp Newyear James O. Bruner Mildred D. MacComb Howard P. Widmann Marcia Fatterson Ann Rosenberger Nicol William A • Burke Duncan J. MacDonald Robert B. Wilson Miniutti Charles B. Nicol John E. Burns Sandra DePasquale Lyndal J. Winslow Jane Stansfield Mosher Kathleen Vickery Nisco Carol L. Burry MacDonald William J. Winward Jeremiah H. Mclcahy Conrad M. Ouellette Fred C. Bustard Charles L. Matsch Frederick C. Wood William J. Munsey Vincent K. Overlock Martha Campbell Dean R. Mayhew Robert B. Woodruff Alan F. Nichols William P. Palmer, III Tyler E. Carlisle Richard L. McKeil Russell D. Wooster Diana Norman Quentin L. Peacock Stanford E. Carver Charles J. McArthur Richard J. Yerxa Charles J. Ochmanski Franklin L. Pechnik George D. Casavant Maurice McLean Dale A. Young Jonathan Ord Joseph Pelc Beverly Goodwin John M. McPhee William A. Young Marjorie Abbott Palmer Caroline Welch Perry Cloutier Lora Lenz McVety Deborah Arnold Parlin Dean T. Pillsbury Noel G. Cloutier Lee R. Melugin I960 David K. Patrick John M. Pineau Raymond P. Cloutier Leonard J. Merrill Louis Agathos Berneice Hamilton Alfred P. Pisani Mary S. Coffin Theodore M. Miller, Jr. Cynthia Carroll Aikman Peakes Madeline F. Plaisted Donald E. Coleman Ronald Milller John R. Andrews Carroll F. Perkins Richard Pouria Robert V. Connors Blaine Moores Gary F. Auclair Christine Peterka Francis A. Preble Merritt Conroy Nancy Sudds Morris Michael J. Bagnall Glenn Philippon Lawrence B. Prince Alma R. Crocker Alola Giffin Morrison Shirley Ellingwood Ralph F. Pilsbury Nancy Aird Prescott Robert A. Cutter Ear land H. Morrison Barnes Janet A. Proulx Paul Prescott Robert C. Dale Joseph Morrison Leroy J. Berry Kenneth H. Rauschke David M. /Rand Robert L. Davee Robert T. Munson Ralph C. Beaudoin Eliot Rich Jane Behringer Richard Paul M. Davis Ina Jane Nelson Jean B. Bertolini Joan Kelso Riley Donald Ricker Robert B. Davis Carla Hall Nickels William L. Blackburn Patrick Riley Patricia Twitchell Leroy E. Dixon Herbert L. Nickels, III Patricia Blackett David H. Roberts Ricker Marion Knox Dearborn John M. Nickerson Carolyn Hainer Richard C. Robinson Vincent A. Rioux , Roland E. DeCoteau Ralph Niemi Blanchard Nancy Small Russell Dudley A. Roberts William M. Delaware Paul A. Odegard Kenneth Blanchard Judith Goodell Rogers Lillian Groves Roberts Norman M. Descoteaux Norinne Hilchey Olson Henry Bouchard Karl H. Rose Terry B. Roberts Charles B. Dolham, Jr. Paul M. Orcutt Roland F. Bouchard James C. Saunders, Jr. Mary Jane Robinson John E. Dority Elizabeth Harnden John H. Burnham Robert E. Schweitzer Cynthia L. Rockwell Joan E, Dow Osteyee Julie Hanson Burns Ann E. Sheldrick Wayne Ross William H. Dow Lucille Barney Packard Richard P. Burns John J. Sliva William H. Savage Nancy Bradford Dubay Eva Glidden Pare Joseph E. Canty Donald A. Small James M. 'Scott Richard A. DuBois David E. Peakes Stetson C. Carter Dorothy Devereux Small Thomas N. Seavey Reginald J. Dugway Jacquelyn A. Perry Roger Champion Jane C. Small Warren P. Seaward Richard C. Dumond Francis J# Pettis, Jr. Peggy Ann Chatto Doris Randall Souviney Richard W. Sharpe Willard E. Endicott Leslie R. Phalen Robert A. Chesebro, Jr. Virginia M. Spear William E. Shoemaker Linda Bowden Elwell Robert Pickett Gilbert Chin Frank Spizuoco Robert L. Simoons Richard G. Farnsworth Donald W. Polanski David B. Clement Robert S. Steriitt David P. Sleeper Inez B. Farrar Elizabeth J. Pope Carlton M. Conklin Norman W. Stevenson Quentin E. Smart Rebecca Folsom Ferguson John W. Barter Dexter M. Cox Donald Sweeney Calvin M. Thomas, II Doris White Smith Joshua B. Powers, Jr. •William S. Crandall Dana Fields Richard 0. Thompson Marilyn Tarr Smith Dale N. Finnemore Catherine Bassett Richard 0. Cronkite Norrie L# Thurston Joseph J. Fisher Prewitt Hollis Crowe Myron L. Smith Fred T. Upton Daniel F. Flanagan John E. Prewitt Sandra Jane Crowe Willard Smith William G. Vandervliet Winona Moreshead Smith Raynold A. Fongemie Harriet Hinckley Price Catharine Ayer Curtis Robert A. Warren Margaret Dunne Snow Dorothy C. Foster Paul B. Putnam Philip B. Curtis Earle R. Weaver Clarence W. Frost Margaret Quinn Salley E. Curtis Paul R. Spencer Harriett L. Whitcomb Dale Starbird Walter 0. Fullerton Earl W. Ramsdell Barry K. Dearborn Jon H. Whitten Darlene Hibbard Stanley Sylvia Ann Gadaire Donna-Meridyth Grant Dale C. Delano Warren H. Wilson Mary Holt Starbird George H. Gardiner, Jr. Rauschke Martha Zoidis Delano Deane E. Deshon Nancy M. Winter William Stearns Judith Adams Gardiner Beatrice K. Reynolds Patricia Weed Dice Frank F. Witham Clifton C. Stevens Robert W. Gardiner Nathan H. Rich Steven F. Dice Judith Partelow Gilman Raymond F. Richard Daniel T. Stevens Edward A. Dodge 1961 George A. Giostra Alan U. Rigg Bruce R. Stillings Sylvia Stoody Dodge William M. Alden N. Richard Glover John G. Robbins Albert D. Stromback Craig L. Dore Kathryn R. Allen Betty Boyson Tacy Ione McIver Golden Nancy L. Roberts Elizabeth Dunbar Helena Armitage Willis E. Golder Addie M. Rodick Lawrence A. Thurrell Duplisea Anderson John J. Toomey Douglas L. Grant James A. Russell Albert R. Elwell Bruce B. Babb Nancy Schmidt Toomey Thurston L. Gray Elizabeth Crowford Ross Richard C.Fickett Ronald C. Bailey Earline G. Saucier Charles L. Toothaker ' John A. Hackett Kenneth D. Fryover John R. Barnes Marianne Schmidt Ruth Sclair Constance Eno Tryon Sharon Ward Fuehrer Albert Bernard James H. Turner Hamlin Nancy Burnham Seaward Barrett L. Gates Constance Taylor Murray R. Billington William B. Walkup Franklin A. Hamlyn Pamelia Melcher Gilbert John E. Bouchard Shanley Nancy Carroll Weaver Peter R. Hannah Elizabeth Sjovall Eula Morris Bousfield Paul J. Shanley Raymond A. Webb C. Walter Hansen Gilmore Ernest C. Bradbury Stanley W. Weston Leigh C. Harter James F. Simms Sharon Morris Goodell Robert A. Brueck Anne Christiansen Lee K. Wetzel Edwin D. Healy Sidney Gordon Roger L. Carll Roy C. Williamson Kathleen A. Hichborn Sleeper Virginia J. Gorman Adelaide Clark Gordon K. Winchenbach Robert D. Hickey Richard P. Smart Robert Haight Lawrence P. Cogswell Florence Small Winter Ralph L. Hodgkins, Jr. Evelyn Stevens Smith Kay Sawyer Hannah Elsa Goodman Cohen Alison Jones Wood Ernest E. Hollis Robert L. Solari Norma Harmon Ann Corbett Malcolm A. Young Ronald A. Howard Deborah Doe Speer Arthur W. Harris Elaine Hoffses Davis Basil Zanedis Duane L. Huff William H. Springer Gail Carter Harvey Ruth Jacobs Dodge Gwendolyn Hughey Louis J. Spugnardi Albert M. Healy Bert G. Drake 1959 Constance L. Hurley Charles M. Stansel Cynthia Ayer Hickey David H. Fletcher David W. Abbott William D. Hutchinson Rebecca Pennell Steward Nona Rae Higgins Alethe L. Flint Donald1 Additon Peter A. Ibold, Jr. Judith Rogors Strout Robert 0. Jenkins Frederic E. Fortin Edward S. Akucewich Lawrence W. Jackson John I. Sturgis June Adams Johnson Martin J. Gagnon Fred F. Ames, Jr. Alfred E. Johnson Margaret Quigg Sweeney Stanley L. Jordan Leo W. Gain Christian Anderson Rodric C. Johnson Elizabeth Duce Swift Joanne Keith Richard D. Goodenough AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 33

t Emory K. Gott 1 Edward F. Gould c Beatrice I. Grant Eugene M. Graves Harold B. Hatch Mary McCobb Havey Judith Bates Haynes Peter L. Haynes Many alumni, employees of the companies listed below, have arranged for their firms Claude L. Jewett AlanD . Judson to make matching gifts to the University. To those alumni and the companies for whom Eric Krapovicky Frederick G. LaFratta they work, the University and the Alumni Association extend their gratitude. Roger P. Lambert Charles R. Lewis Robert Lucas Matching Gift Companies General Foods Limited Oklahoma-Gas & Electric Company Sallyann Johnson Main General Public Utilities Corporation Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation J. Arthur Marceau (As of January 15,1962) M A Gesner of Illinois Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corporation Amos A. McCallum Gibbs & Hill, Inc Pennsalt Chemicals Corporation James O. McLain Aetna Life Affiliated Companies Ginn and Company Pennsylvania Power & Light Company Mary Ann Melanson Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Glidden Company Personal Products Corporation Ellen Shibles Moores American Brake Shoe Company B F Goodrich Company Petro-Tex Chemicals Corporation American Express-Company W. T Grant Company Phelps Dodge Corporation Guilford E. Moreau American & Foreign Power Company, Inc Pitney-Bowes, Inc Benjamin F. Morrill Gulf Oil Corporation American Home Products Corporation Harris-Intertype Corporation Pittsburgh Plate Class Company Edward Morrison Armstrong-Cork Company Hercules Cement Company Preformed Line Products Company Gerald M. Palmer Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc Hercules Powder Company Putnam Management Company, Inc. Terry Palmer Atlas Rigging and Supply Company Hewlett-Packard Company Quaker Chemical Products Corporation Ernest C. fork Bank of New* York Hill Acme Company Ralston Purina Company Arthur W. Parlin Whitney Blake Company (The Cook Foundation) Hooker Chemical Corporation Reliable Electric Company (The Cook Foundation) David W. Pool Boston Mainufacturers.Mutual Insurance Co. J. M Huber Corporation Riegel Textile Corporation Judith Storer Powell Burlington Industries Hughes Aircraft Company Rockwell Manufacturing Company Diana R. Quinnam • Cabot Corporation International Business Machines Corporation Rockwell-Standard Corporation Charles R. Small, Jr. Campbell Soup Company Jefferson Mills, Incorporated} Rust Engineering Company Canadian General Electric Company, Ltd S C. Johnson & Son, Incorporated Schering Corporation David L. Smith Carpenter Steel Company Nancy Quigg Smith Jones & Laughlin Steel-Corporation Scott Paper Company Carter Products, Inc Kaiser Steel Corporation Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc Keith Snow Cerro Corporation Seal right Oswego Falls Corporation David W. Taber Kern County Land Company Chase Manhattan Bank Walter Kidde & Company Selby, Battersby & Co Richard D. Tauscher 'Chemical Bank New York Trust Company Walter Kidde Constructors Seton Leather Company Raymond Todd Chicopee Manufacturing Corporation Kidder, Peabody & Co. Sharon Steel Corporation Ormand J. Wade Chilcote Company Kimberly-Clark Corporation Simmons Company William A. Weiblen Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company Kingsbury Machine Tool Corporation Simonds Saw* and Steel Co. James A. Wentworth Columbian Carbon Company Koiled Kords, Inc (The Cook Foundation) Singer Manufacturing Company Sally W. Whitehouse Combustion Engineering Lehigh Portland Cement Company Smith Kline & French Laboratories Kenneth H. Whitmore Connecticut General Life Insurance Company H. M Long, Limited} Smith-Lee Co, Inc. Dorothy Sevey Young Connecticut Light and Power Company Lummus Company Sperry & Hutchinson Company Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company Lustra Plastics Corporation Spruce Fulls Power and Paper Company, Ltd. Rodney A Young Continental Oil Company Arthur H. Zalkan Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Stauffer Chemical Company Copley Newspapers Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company Stevens Candy Kitchens, Incorporated Coming Class Works Company Marine Midland Trust Company of New York W. H. Sweney & Co ) 1962 Crossett Company Maytag Company Tektronix, Inc. i Evelyn Elder Elliott Deering Milliken, Inc McCormick & Co , Inc Tennessee Gas Transmission Company Lloyd H. Elliott Diamond Alkali Company McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Towers, Perrin, Forster & Crosby, Inc. Diamond'Crystal’Salt Company Medusa Portland Cement Co Towmotor Corporation Friends Dow* Chemical Company Mellon National Bank and Trust Company United Clay Mines Corp. Circle ’’K" Club Dow Corning Corporation Merck & Company, Inc Victaulic Company of America Draper Corporation Metal & Thermit Corporation Warner Brothers Company Percy F. Crane Wilbur B Driver Company Donald* Folsom Middlesex Mutual Assurance Company Watkins-Johnson Company Easton Car and Construction Midland-Ross Corporation Charles J. Webb Sons Co., Inc Mrs. Ralph E. Fraser Ebasco Services, Inc. Friend Morgan Engineering Company Whirlpool Corporation Electric Bond and Share Company Mutual Boiler and Machinery Insurance Company John Wiley &,Sons, Inc Mrs. Effie Griffin Fafnir Bearing Company National Distillers and Chemical Corporation Williams & Company Mrs. Esther Gross Ferro Corporation National Lead Foundation Company Wolverine Shoe and Tanning Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Clark B. Ford Motor Company Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America Worcester Pressed Steel Company Hill Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd. New England Gas and Electric Association System Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation Mrs. Ernest Paine E & J. Gallo Winery New York Trap Rock Corporation Young & Rubicam, Inc. Mrs. George Springer General Atronics Corporation Northrop Corporation Addie M. Weed General Electric Company Norton Company } programs are informal or limited to a small General Foods Corporation John Nuveen & Company number of specific institutions

1961-62 ANNUAL ALUMNI FUND — ANNUAL REPORT

Members Members Percentage Members Members Percentage Members Members Percentage In Contrib- Total Partic­ In Contrib­ Total Partic­ In Contrib­ Total Partic­ Class Class uting Gifts ipation Class Class uting Gifts ipation Class Class uting Gifts ipation Senior 1919 267 1*7 $ 568.25 17.6% 191*2 594 175 $1,542.00 29.5 % Alumni 1920 276 68 1,047.25 21*.5 1943 606 175 1,561.50 28.9 191*1* 557 132 23.7 before i 1921 256 76 790.50 29.7 1,059.51 191*5 472 123 973.75 26.1 1900 126 29 $ 46O.46 23.0% 1922 275 81* 1,032.00 30.5 1946 70 579.20 17.8 1900 33 9 197.50 •1923 397 61* 635.25 16.1 391* 2,7.3 21.1 1901 23 9 132.50 1921* 396 88 1,222.25 22.2 1947 1*37 92 627.63 39.1 1948 178 1902 35 10 206.00 28.6 1925 386 85 966.63 22.0 699 1,603.50 25.5 1926 1949 1019 258 2,355.75 1903 32 15 175.00 1*6.9 341 61* 621.00 18.8 25.3 1950 3,023.50 1904 1*3 7 60.00 1927 31*1 87 931.75 25.5 2027 392 19.3 16.3 1,890.00 1905 81 25 366.88 1928 316 80 808.75 25.3 1951 1539 257 16.7 30.9 1952 220 1,648.50 19.0 1906 58 16 191.00 27.6 1929 406 111 1,139.51 27.3 1159 1,278.00 19.6 1907 72 33 407.38 1*5.8 1930 380 92 1,173.75 24.2 1953 911* 179 1951* 919 171* 1,442.25 19.0 1908 65 21 283.50 32.3 1931 1*00 93 871.25 23.2 1955 810 21.1 1909 99 43 495.88 1*3.1* 1932 1*1*6 115 1,098.63 25.8 171 1,068.55 1956 876 221 1,548.50 25.2 1910 93 1*0 646.88 1*3.0 1933 1*85 123 1,117.00 25.4 1957 101*7 217 1,418.50 20.8 1911 11*5 49 33.8 1934 482 103 1,051.76 21.1* 1958 1087 207 1,709.00 19.0 1912 138 1*1 417.50 29.7 1935 447 88 881.01 19.7 1959 1249 227 1,591.00 18.2 1913 156 31 388.50 19.9 1936 478 108 1,088.13 22.6 I960 1165 141 12.1 1911* 152 37 543.50 24.3 1937 1*21* 102 961.25 24.0 944.25 1961 895 1,981.00 1915 189 51* 635.63 28.6 1938 482 138 1,509.50 28.6 833 93.1 1916 219 56 1,063.38 25.6 1939 1*31 107 950.50 24.8 Friends 5 152.00 1917 279 61* 1,023.88 23.0 191*0 566 129 991.1*1* 22.8 1918 299 ,68 715.50 22.7 1941 586 149 1,184.13 25.1* GRAND TOTAL 7305 61,711.75

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. . . D. Diek Uong ’26, who won an ac­ Congratulations to . . . colade from his employer, George Wallace, president of the Fitchburg (Mass.) Paper . . . Charles A. Haynes ’19, who has re­ signed as city manager of Rockland, after Co. In a newspaper feature story, Mr. Wal­ 21 years in the town and city manager pro­ lace was quoted as saying: “In 1928, I made fession. one of my best moves. I met a young guy from the University of Maine—Dick Uong, . . . Dr. Phyllis MacNeil ’44, who was saluted for her outstanding medical career a Chinese. Hired him on the spot and told by the Journal of the American Medical him to go over to the mill and start a lab­ oratory.” Mr. Uong, now senior vice presi­ Women’s Association in its “Album of Women in Medicine” feature. dent, has headed up research ever since. . . . Robert F. Dinsmore ’48, who has . . .Mrs. Thelma Rose (Arseneault ’52) been given the special assignment of form­ Dunbar of Niles, III., who recently exhib­ ing the process engineering research group ited a series of paintings at the Evanston, of the Brown Company, during the paper Ill., Theatre Gallery. She also currently has firm’s reorganization of its research and de­ four paintings at the Art Institute of Chi­ velopment department. cago Sales and Rental Gallery. . . .Professor George D. Bearce, Jr. ’43, . . . George Holland Loane ’32 of Nor­ who has won wide acclaim for his new folk, Va., who serves as president of 22 book, British Attitudes Toward India, pub­ Legions in the Mid-Atlantic Shrine Associ­ lished by Oxford University Press, London. ation. Professor Bearce is a member of the Bow- . . . Albert S. Noyes ’24, of Westbrook, doin College history department. who has been appointed by Gov. John H. . . .Arthur Thompson ’61, who became Reed ’42 to serve as a trustee of the Maine the youngest president in the history of the State Retirement System. Maine Potato Council at its elections in ...Clair E. Shirley ’51, of Gardner, June. Mass., who has been named Scout Execu­ ...Mrs. Dorothy (Brewer ’42) Erik­ tive of Monadnock Council, Inc., Boy Scouts son, who has been elected president of the of America. Worcester County, Mass., chapter, Ameri­ Thanks to Capt. Arthur T. Forrestall, can Association of University Women. USNR, ’33, the city of Portland now has Steps up the ladder for . . . a memorial consisting of portions of the . . . Dr. Howard L. Bowen ’24, of Hal­ celebrated cruiser Portland. The memori­ lowell, who has been elected president of . . . Colonel Edward W. Szaniawski ’39, al, pictured above, was dedicated this past the Congregational-Christian Conference of of Scarsdale, N. Y., who has assumed the Independence Day in Fort Allen Park. Maine. position of assistant deputy chief of staff Photo courtesy Portland Press Herald. . . . Smith C. McIntire ’32, of Perham, for operations at Headquarters, Pacific Air who was presented with a Future Farmers Forces, Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii. Massachusetts General Life Insurance Com­ of America 25-year Farming Recognition ...Allan R. Preble ’52, of Lynnfield, pany in Boston. at the FFA meeting at the University in Mass., who has been appointed vice presi­ . . .Conrad E. Long ’51, of Monmouth, June. dent and secretary of the newly founded who has been promoted to technical ser­ geant in the U. S. Air Force. He is presently assigned to the 42nd Supply Squadron at Loring Air Force Base. . . . Donald F. Strout ’39, who has been named manager of the forest engineering Books department of International Paper Com­ pany’s Northern Woodlands Division, with PSALMS FOR THE COMMON READER headquarters at Livermore Falls. . . . Hugh C. Lord ’51, who has been Psalms for the Common Reader The origin and use of the Psalms, the vari­ appointed assistant director of the News Mary Ellen Chase ’09. W. W. Norton ous types, their thoughts, ideas and literary Bureau at Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. & Co., Inc., New York, 1962. $3.95. devices are explained. ...Charles L. Weaver ’40 of Lexing­ Delightful may not be the word to de­ Scholar of the Bible, student and master ton, Ky., who has been assigned as director scribe the new book by Mary Ellen Chase of literature, the author shows her delight of radiological health for Kentucky for the ’09, The Psalms for the Common Reader, in the subject and carefully leads others to Division of Radiological Health, Public but to this reviewer the adjective seems an gratification as she accomplishes her aim Health Service. appropriate one. The work is surely of to make the reading of Psalms more inter­ interest to scholars, but it is not pedantic. . .. Wendell G. Eaton ’40, who has esting and valuable. Excellent analysis is been appointed superintendent of schools Professor Chase urges common readers, in the work. Love of poetry and especially for Bangor. He previously served as cur­ who would like to know more about the admiration of the out-loud sounds of lan­ riculum director of the Bangor public school Psalms than can immediately be gleaned guage from the King James version can be system. from the Old Testament, to turn to her detected on every page. Here is joy for . . .Lester J. Tarbell ’38, of East Wal­ supplement at the back of the book first the reader. Theological students will bene­ pole, Mass., who has been named general and read the historical account there of fit greatly from acquaintance with this book, superintendent of the East Walpole Mills the Hebrew people. Doing that, one is aided pleasurably to appreciate the brief but so will all friends of the Bible and of Bird & Son, Inc. parts one and two: What are the Psalms? Miss Chase. . . . Stanley R. Currie ’50, who was and How Should the Psalms be Read? T.R.W elected a vice president of Union Service

AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 37 Rumford, an Air Force Reserve officer, was State University in June. a member of the graduating class at the re­ . ..Rudy Vallee,’25, who was the sub­ alumni names cently concluded Command and Staff Col­ ject of an article in Saturday Evening Post (Continued) lege orientation course at the Air University entitled, “How to Succeed in Show Busi­ ness by Being Rediscovered.” Corporation, an investment research firm at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. in New York City. . . . James C. Cutler ’60, who has been . .. Colby H. Chandler ’50 of Roches­ . . .William J. Leader, Jr. ’51, who has named to the coaching staff of the Maine ter, N. Y., who has been named a Sloan been promoted to vice president and gen­ Maritime Academy at Castine. Fellow for 1962-63 at Massachusetts Insti­ eral manager for the Pepsi Cola Bottling . . .Captain Everett E. Hooper ’51, who tute of Technology. He was one of 41 recipi­ Company of Fairfield, Conn. has completed the regular course at the ents who will receive a full year of education U. S. Army Command and General Staff in management at M.I.T., starting in June. Headlines about . . . College, Fort Leavenworth, Kan. . . . William M. Lund ’49, who has been awarded a grant under the Fulbright Act . . . Bernard E. Majani ’54, who has ... Dr. H. P. Adams ’44, a dairy nutri­ tionist for Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange, to teach for one year in a Japanese univer­ joined St. Regis Paper Company as a de­ sity. He is coordinator of English instruc­ velopment associate at the firm’s new and Dr. J. A. Chucka, formerly with Maine’s tion in the Pleasantville, N. Y., schools. technical center in West Nyack, N. Y. Extension Service, and now director of re­ After a year at the technical center, he will search for Eastern States, who were fea­ . . . Mrs. Evelyn Adriance Miles ’38, be transferred to the Technical Aid Office tured on the cover of the Eastern States who was among the contributors to a re- in Brussels, Belgium where he will assume Cooperator, whose field editor is Arland cent issue of The Instructor magazine. Her responsibilities in the company’s interna­ Meade ’38. contribution was a song entitled, “ ‘Your tional licensing program. . . . Richard Fernand Bernard ’56, who Valentine’ Waltz.” . . . Major Albert E. Judkins ’41, of received a doctorate degree from Michigan ...Miss Carol A. Mount ’61, sole fe­ male member of the Test Engineering Group of Products Research’s Engine Laboratory 10 MINUTES FROM CAMPUS TO ... of the Esso Research and Engineering Co., who was featured in an article in the com­ pany publication. As an undergraduate, Miss Mount finished first in a class of 69 me­ chanical engineers. CHARTER house motor . . .Virginia A. Whittier ’58 and Carole Elizabeth Allen ’60, who have been ap­ pointed recreation specialists for the Depart­ PILOTS GRILL RESTAURANT ment of the Army. They will serve two-year assignments in Germany, Italy and France. (Known for Fine Food and Cocktails)

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Western Pennsylvania Alumni First Monday of each month Finger Lakes, N. Y., Alumni ty, off the Hempstead Turnpike). Families Oliver Restaurant Norman W. Rollins ’44, President brought their own food and gathered under Smithfield St., Pittsburgh A meeting was held at the Sunnyside Res­ the Maine sign. taurant in Ithaca on May 5. This well at­ Noon tended spring function of the group was Southern Kennebec Alumni Eastern Pennsylvania Alumni planned and carried out by the members, A lobster cookout was prepared and locally, with a person from the group, Lewis staged by the men on July 18, 6:30 p.m. at Last Thursday of each month M. Hardison ’34 of Dryden, N. Y., as speak­ the Westview Golf Club on Bolton Hill Electrical Club Dining Room er. Lew described journeys by ship taken by Road, Augusta. Men and gals attended. 6th Floor, Architects’ Building Mrs. Hardison with him to the Caribbean 17th and Samson Streets Raymond M. Rideout ’50 and Robert P. and to South America. Colored slides were Philadelphia, Penna. Schoppe '38 made up the committee for shown of places visited. Noon plans and cookery. In charge of the meeting was President Rollins. Margaret M. Mollison ’50 visited from Greater N. Y. City Alumni Orono. Second Wednesday of each month Southern Penobscot Alumnae Phi Gamma Delta Club Mrs. Jean (Polleys ’50) Fenlason, COMING MEETINGS 106 W. 56 St. President Noon The annual luncheon and election of offi­ Phone M. E. Libby cers was conducted on May 15, by the St. Petersburg, Fla., Alumni CI 6-0064 President. The luncheon was served at the December 8, 1962 Tarratine Club, with business session fol­ January 12, 1963 lowing it. New Garden Room An annual scholarship of $100 was voted Pennsylvania Hotel by the members. The purchase of silver Noon trays for the Memorial Union Building was of Boston. Massachusetts also proposed by Mollie (Rubin ’32) Stern Portland Alumnae Life Insurance, Annuities and the project was approved. December 6, 1962 The University of Maine String Trio, led Wescustogo Inn, Yarmouth Group Insurance, Pensions by Robert Groth, entertained after the busi­ Dinner David C. Roberts ness session. Speaker: Dr. Hilda Fife (See new officers below.) General Agent for State of Maine Greater New York Area Alumni 415 Congress Street, Portland Summer picnics were held on Sunday, BRIDGTON ACADEMY June 17, for New Jersey members at the Lewis-Morris Park, off Rte. 24 near Morris­ ESTABLISHED 1808 town, and for Long Island and other alumni on June 24, Salisbury Park (Nassau Coun- Fully accredited boys’ college pre­ PHILBROOK FARM INN paratory school. Grades 9-12, plus and COTTAGES post graduate year. Small classes, Distributors of Building supervised study, language laboratory, Just off Route U. S. 2 at Materials developmental reading, new gymna­ Shelburne, New Hampshire. ACME SUPPLY CO., INC. sium. All sports including hockey. Under the shadow of the For illustrated catalog write Principal White Mountains the 60 Summer St. Bangor, Me. Richard L. Goldsmith, North Bridg­ Philbrook latch-string T. M. Hersey ’34, Pres.-Treas. ton, Maine. has been out since 1861. Philip Johnson ’43, Vice Pres. Wonderful fall foliage! Lawrence E. Philbrook ’16 Constance P. Leger ’41 Nancy C. Philbrook ’42 MOTIVATIONt O N VIA COMMUNICATIONS GOOD Businessman, Industrialists, Educators, Engineers, Scientists, Government Leaders are convinced that:— • PRINTING is the principal means of communications. and ® Catalogs, Manuals, Booklets, Folders, Inserts, Statement Staffers, Stream- ers, Annual Reports, Flyers etc. are the best means of TRANSMITTING GOOD INFORMATION. • Our plant is geared with CRAFTSMEN and equipment to produce moti­ for you vating literature of top-notch quality. For analyzation of present or future printing requirements, communicate with Gordon R. Staff '44, Vice President it’s HOOD’S STAFF PRESS, INC. • Creative Printers 26 CLINTON AVENUE • VALLEY STREAM, N.Y. ICE CREAM

I AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 39 New Local Alumni Officers President, William H. Simpson ’50; Sec.- local associations Treas., Ramona (McLaughlin ’49) Dentre- Southern Penobscot Alumnae mont. (Continued) President, Jean {Polleys ’50) Fenlason; First Vice President, Arlene (Tankle ’47) Western Massachusetts Alumni Southern Kennebec Alumni Keith; Second Vice President, Arline Lynch President, Thomas C. Sullivan ’55, Vice First Friday of each month ’25; Secretary, Mildred {Scott ’56) Wash­ President, Thomas L. Barker ’39; Sec.-Treas. Augusta House burn; Treasurer, Joan {Wallace ’45) Agnew. Helen (Strong ’53) Werner. Noon Auburn-Lewiston Alumni Portland Alumnae Rhode Island Alumni Third Tuesday of each month President, Janet {Bishop ’55) Butler; Vice President, Vernon Snow ’31; Vice Presi­ Stephens House President, Charlotte {Moreshead ’54) Libby; dent, George R. Weidman ’43; Secretary, Union and Court Streets, Auburn Secretary, Doris {Richards ’57) Marshall; Aram Garabedian ’57. Dinner—6 p.m. Treasurer, Margaret {Grover ’53) Thurrell; Corr. Secretary, Pauline {Robbins ’51) Weekly— Gosse. Boston Alumni Law library Friday Northern Kennebec Alumni Alcove Room, Purcell’s President, Mansfield Packard ’25; Vice Restaurant, 10 City Hall President, John Turbyne ’33; Secretary, given books Avenue Clara {Peabody ’27) Hersum; Treasurer A gift of more than 100 volumes in the Invitations are extended to any alumnus Lawrence P. Barton ’22. or faculty member living or visiting in “lawyer’s encyclopedia” has been presented Boston to attend on each Friday. Boston Alumni to the University’s School of Law by United President, John K. Dineen ’51; First Vice State Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark. President, Carl Whitman ’35; Secretary, The volumes, comprising the “Corpus Philip R. White, Jr. ’50; Treasurer, Gene Juris Secundum,” are a modernized version Bangor Furniture Co. of the body of the law. Drolet ’53. Complete House Furnishers Taking part in the shelving ceremonies at 84-88 Hammond Street Cleveland, Ohio Alumni the School of Law in Portland were William Bangor, Maine President, Herbert K. Cook ’35; Secretary, B. Mahoney, Portland attorney and president Jean {Wallace ’48) Cameron. of the Maine Bar Association, and John M. Blake, special assistant to the president Western Pennsylvania Alumni SERVING of the University of Maine. Mr. Blake is MAINE STUDENTS President, Elwood P. Additon ’38; Vice acting as dean of the School of Law. President, Myron Jones ’59; Sec.-Treas., Since 1892 When Justice Clark was in Rockland last Gerald Smith ’54. DAD U f C HARDWARE summer for a meeting of the Bar Associa­ ■ A K IV o '&■.yariety Northern Penobscot Alumni tion he heard about the new University of 31-37 MILL ST;; ORON0. ME. President, Philip M. Coffin, Jr. ’50; Vice Maine School of Law in Portland. He later wrote asking what he could do to help the School and listing the law books he was McNAMARA’S Alexander Skillin and Son RESTAURANT AND FOOD SHOP willing to donate. FLORISTS Artistry in “Fine Foods” Falmouth Foreside, Maine Rt. 202, Winthrop, Maine Cut flowers—Corsages— Playground and Picnic Area— Funeral Designs— Outside window service Wedding Designs Telephone Winthrop—377-2244 John Skillin ’52

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Keene, N. H., was second to register. On registering, class mem­ Senior Alumni Reunion Report bers and wives were tagged with a special Sixtieth Reunion lapel card in class colors of white with red lettering. Later on each registrant was pinned with the familiar red with white ’02 armband. The presentation of a mahogany gavel featured the business Thus decorated, 1902 people were prominently identified. session of the Senior Alumni Association at its 27th meeting in In Chadbourne Hall a lounge set with Class and University the Bangor Room of the Memorial Union on Alumni Day. Follow­ historic items provided a cozy and comfortable 1902 Headquarters. ing the Breakfast in the Bear’s Den, at which 55 members and The featured event and highlight of Sixtieth Reunion was a guests were present, the group adjourned to the Bangor Room 1902 Dinner, Friday evening, in Ham Room, Memorial Union. An for the photograph and meeting. attractively decorated table, an excellent meal, served by the Uni­ The business meeting was called to order by President Richard versity Chef, informality, and congeniality added up to a very F. Talbot ’07 at 9:18 a.m. with approximately 45 present. In call­ enjoyable gathering. ing the meeting to order President Talbot used a gavel made by Harold S. Boardman ’95. The gavel, a beautiful piece of work­ At the party were: class members—Harold Carr, Eugene Gil­ manship, is of Honduras mahogany and has a silver band inscribed: bert, Horace Hamlin, Arthur Silver, with Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. “Presented to the University of Maine Senior Alumni Association Silver; guests—former University President, Harold S. Boardman by Harold S. Boardman, Maine ’95.” ’95, James Gannett ’08, Mrs. Gannett, Dr. Ava Chadbourne '15 The meeting was addressed by Dr. Thomas H. Curry, Associ­ (sister of 1902’s recently deceased Henry Chadbourne). Unfortun­ ate Dean of the College of Technology, who spoke on the accredita­ ately Mrs. Boardman was afflicted with a cold and remained away. tion of the several curricula in the College; Mr. Donald V. Taver­ One much hoped for Dinner guest, Professor Charles P. Wes­ ner, Director of Development, who spoke on developments within ton ’96 of Orono, was too frail to attend. He was a favorite profes­ the University; and Dr. T. Russell Woolley, Executive Director of sor during 1902 Campus days. After the Dinner, the flowers from the General Alumni Association, who gave a report on alumni the table were taken to Prof. Weston, accompanied by a note activities. signed by all present, expressing “respect, affection, and best The following officers were elected for 1962-63: President, wishes.” Richard F. Talbot ’07; 1st Vice President, Walter E. Farnham, ’07, During the gathering the diners had the pleasure of several 2nd Vice President, Ernest Lamb TO; Secretary-Treasurer, James brief visits. First, Margaret Mollison ’50, Assistant Alumni Direc­ A. Gannett ’08; Auditor, Charles F. Smith TO. tor, came in for greetings and to lend aid. Next, President and At the Alumni Banquet President Talbot announced the Mrs. Elliott dropped in. While chatting cordially with each one award of four Senior Alumni Association Scholarships of $150 present, both were decorated with the famous 1902 armband. And each for the year 1962-63. last, Dr. Russell Woolley ’41 sat down for a very agreeable chat. by James A. Gannett ’08 Over the coffee cups were made brief reports of contacts Sec’y.-Treas. with and messages from several 1902 members who had expected or hoped to attend Sixtieth, but who, as Commencement time ap­ proached, yielded to health limitations. 1902 Reunion Report At Alumni Banquet on Saturday evening. Class of 1902 pre­ Our celebration of the 60th Anniversary for the Class of 1902 sented to the University of Maine a gift of $275.00. was a definite success. Sixtieth Reunion of 1902 was promoted by the class member Arthur Silver of Montclair, N. J., with Mrs. Silver was on group of Walter Eldridge of Jamaica Plains, Mass., Arthur Silver hand for opening of Regisration Friday morning. Harold Carr of of Montclair, N. J., and Mrs. Lida Knowles Smith of Bath, Maine.

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This group acknowledges extensive assistance in effecting arrange­ We missed our late president, Bill Alexander, along with Carl ments, by General Alumni Office. Garland, our oldest classmate, who usually came with Bill. by A. E. Silver ’02 Several classmates who would have liked to come could not be there. Horton Kierstead is in the Volmars Nursing Home, No. Vassalboro, Maine. He says, “Sorry I can’t attend the 55th. I am 1907 Reunion Report too much occupied learning to use a store leg and one crutch. I Seventeen classmates were present and a total of 28 sat down am making progress.” to the class dinner on Friday nite at North Estabrooke Hall. Those Elmer Wilson has been in the Linnview Hospital, 25 Linnwood there with wives were L. Barrows, J. Burleigh, T. Bye, B. Connell, Road, Lynn, Mass., since April. If anyone knows the name and E. Lambe, K. MacDonald, R. Mitchell, T. Perry and R. Talbot. address of any of his relatives, please send it to Mr. John W. Single ones, W. Farnham, H. Green, R. Hamlin, P. Swift, Edith Finnigan, 1 State Street, Boston 9, Mass., who is his Temporary (Tate) Brawn, B. Williams, and A. P. Wyman. Conservator. Who came the longest distance? We guess it was a toss up Several wrote on the return postal to Dick Talbot, saying between Ben Connell and Robie Mitchell, both of New York State. they would like to be present but sickness or other troubles would The dinner was fine. The majority took lobster newburg, while not allow them to attend. a few wrestled with the roast beef. 1907 always enjoys reunions and we were pleased to have After the dinner vice president Dick Talbot called the class President Lloyd H. Elliott and Russ Woolley, alumni director, to order. It was voted to keep the same officers. Dick Talbot to come by an greet us at the 55th Reunion Class Dinner. head the class and Karl MacDonald, secretary and treasurer. The by Karl MacDonald, Sec’y. treasurer reported cash on hand of $131.91. Since that report, $5.00 has been received from Gordon Wildes. Gordon was in Fair­ fax, Va., and hoped to attend the Reunion but had to leave for 1912 Reunion Report California before it took place. His new address is 306 So. El Forty-six members registered for the 50th Reunion of the Maleno Ave., Pasadena, Calif. Class of 1912 on June 8 and 9, 1962. This is 43.4 per cent of the After the business was thru, Dick asked if anyone had any­ present membership. One half of those registered were residents thing to say or questions to ask. Robie Mitchell said he would like of Maine. The remainder came from 12 other states and the to read a letter from the “Statues for Freedom Committee” which District of Columbia. Some traveled a considerable distance to he did. get to the reunion. Among these, Oscar Mountfort arrived from CLASS OF 1907-55TH REUNION

42 THE MAINE ALUMNUS CLASS OF 1912-50TH REUNION

Florida and Celia (Coffin) Thompson from California. announcement was made that 1912 had won the attendance cup The 1912 Room in the Memorial Union Building was the for the largest percentage returned of the 20th Century classes. official Headquarters. The room was decorated by Lloyd Hough­ At this time, representing the 1912 Class, William Schrumpf pre­ ton’s Committee with banners, pictures of baseball, football, and sented President Elliott, for the University of Maine Foundation, track teams, as well as posters and other mementoes depicting the the sum of $3,100, the result of the drive for a 50th Reunion Gift undergraduate days. Copies of old “Prisms,” 1908-1913, were of to the University. In addition $50 was presented to the General especial interest. Alumni Activities Fund. The Reunion Festivities began in the Main Lounge of the Following all this, many returned to the 1912 Room where Memorial Union Building about an hour previous to the Friday they chatted until it was time to retire. And thus ended what was night Class Banquet. At this first official get-to-gether Alden Chase, truly an eventful 50th Reunion of the Class of 1912. William Gray, Charles Newell, and Ralph Talbot led the group by William Schrumpf, Sec’y. in the singing of old songs. At 6:30 the “gang” retired to the Hilton Room for the 1912 Class Banquet. Seventy-two persons including 42 class members 1917 Reunion Report sat down to the splendid food prepared and served by the Univer­ sity Staff. The room was prettily arranged by June Kelley and her Now that our 45th Reunion has come and gone, I am trying to find words to express what it meant to those of us who enjoyed committee on decorations. June and Helen (Worster) Cleaves had three days together, so that at least some of that pleasure will livened up the tables with beautiful bouquets of peonies. Warren reach those who were not with us. McDonald furnished hand-lettered place cards bearing in most First, we certainly beat the attandence record for the 45th cases not only the name but also the 1912 Prism pictures of the Reunion, as we had 51 members registered. It will take a long time class members present. Warren Savary decorated one wall with a to better that record, I feel sure. large 1912 plaque. President Arthur Deering greeted the group We contributed $69.00 to the Alumni Activities Fund, and informally, recalling Class Memories and giving short anecdotes added $1,237.00 to the 1917 Scholarship Fund, with more to come about the different members. One of the highlights of the evening in. was the awarding to Frank and Mrs. Lancaster a certificate for We started our weekend, as planned, with dinner at the Tarra­ meritorious service to the Class. Following the class supper most tine Club in Bangor. Sixty sat down to a very nice meal, following of the group returned to the Main Lounge where the Alumni Re­ a delightful social hour in the lounge, as we welcomed arriving ception was already in progress. classmates and renewed acquaintance with their wives and hus­ Saturday morning the class group had breakfast together in bands. I must admit that I, for one, didn’t always get the right Stodder Hall. Immediately following the meal, President Deering name, the first time I tried; of course most of the old “regulars” called a short class meeting. The reports of the secretary and were there, but it was wonderful to greet those who came back for treasurer were read and accepted. In the election of officers, Arthur the first time. There were at least five from our class who had never Deering was chosen president; June Kelley, vice president; William been back for a reunion: Harvey Waugh, Frank Savage, Phil Schrumpf, secretary; and Frank Lancaster, treasurer. Our invited Clement, Frank Berridge, and Dr. Fuller Sherman. guests Ernest Lamb TO and Mrs. Lamb were made honorary mem­ Breakfast on Saturday morning saw 44 gathered around the bers of the 1912 Class. Ernest in his capacity of vice president of tables in the Ford Room at the Memorial Union Building. the Senior Alumni outlined very interestingly the purposes and Following breakfast, we all gathered for our class meeting works of the Senior Alumni Association. with nearly 60 there. The same officers were elected for another At the General Alumni Luncheon at noon in the Memorial five years; Joe McCusker, president; Ed Dempsey, vice president; Gymnasium, Arthur Deering gave the 50th Class Reunion address. Frank O. Stevens, secretary; (and how good it was to have him He vividly contrasted the old ways with the new and recalled back with us again) Jack Freese, Treasurer; and Helen West, achievements of members of the 1912 Class in their different phases class column editor. of endeavor. Following the Luncheon, the class members were As usual we all enjoyed the Alumni Luncheon and Banquet, assembled for the Class picture. All the registered members ex­ both held in the Memorial Gymnasium, and truly it is always a cept Austin Jones, Albert Nickels, Charles Rowe, and Rollins Sea- thrill to watch the reunion classes grouped at their special tables, bury, are in the picture. and join in the old, familiar songs. I hope we will have as wonderful In the evening, following the General Alumni Banquet, the a group back to receive our 50 year diplomas as the 1912 class

AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1962 43 CLASS OF 1917-45TH REUNION

did, this year. We must start right now, if we can hope to best their some of cur former business banquets. At the head table were the record in 1967. following: The Sunday program was a fitting climax for us all. William Leslie W. Hutchins (and wife), President; John H. Needham and I were so delighted to have over 20 come to Orrington to see (and wife), Vice President; Estelle Nason, Secretary; Winslow K. our wild flower garden, and many of them coming in time to break­ Herrick (and wife), Treasurer. A moment of silence was asked fast with us. I hope we will still be there to ask you all to breakfast for those who used to be with us. Then after dinner your M.C. in 1967. read the list of those who had responded to our requests for help The wonderful lobster dinner at Shep Hurd’s beautiful home in and the various letters were read to indicate the interest of those Searsport, was a perfect way to close our weekend. There were 61 absent and far away. there. The weather was perfect. The food was fit for kings. And One of the real surprises to yours truly was the presentation what can beat Maine lobster! of a $50 gift certificate to your reporter for his efforts to get the Don’t you all wish you had come? I wish you would all feel class moving on a more accelerated basis than formerly. This pres­ as Frank Savage does. He said that now he certainly wanted to entation was made by Lawrence Davee for a group of anonymous live another five years and come for our 50th Reunion. I am sure givers. This gift was very much appreciated. There was no attempt he is sorry that he didn’t come back before. So we all send greet­ to discuss class subjects or problems which were left to the Satur­ ings from our 45th, and urge you to join us for another wonderful day morning business meeting. Some of those present at the ban­ time in 1967 quet but not at business meeting on Saturday were as follows: by Helen (Danforth) West Lawrence P. Barton, Joseph S. Buber, Vinton O. Harkness, Class column editor F. Kenneth Chapman, Richard P. Hegarty, John T. Quinn, and Fred F. and Katherine S. Marsden. There were others present, but we did not ask each one to record their names hoping that a mem­ 1922 Reunion Report ory could do it all. Forgive us if you were left out and thanks so The Class of 1922 had 59 people present including wives at much to all of those who contributed to the class fund, and to the Bangor House on the night of June 8th at 6 p.m. By the time those who attended whatever part of our activities possible. the lobster and beef was served at 7:10 p.m., things were really The business meeting at 9:45 a.m. in the Sutton Lounge of humming with many a “rehash” of incidents which happened so the Memorial Union Building found fifteen voting classmates pres­ long ago. One of the strange characteristics of our dinner was the ent. (Perhaps we had too long a banquet the night before!) The appearance of so many who had not planned to come and vice first order of business was the election of officers. Those elected versa. However it was a happy time for all. The Class President for 1962-67 are as follows: (your reporter) acted as M.C.; the response was better than at Lawrence W. Davee, President; John H. Needham, Vice Presi- CLASS OF 1922-40TH REUNION

44 THE MAINE ALUMNUS CLASS OF 1927-35TH REUNION

dent; Catherine Sargent Marsden, Secretary and Personals Editor; Pres., John Mahony; Secretary, Peggy (Preble) Webster; Treasurer, Frederick F. Marsden, Treasurer. It was voted to donate $250 to Dick Dolloff; Personals Sec., Marshall Washburn. The Executive the Alumni Activities Fund and no appropriation was made as a class gift. This situation should now be corrected as the following were elected to serve as Finance Committee to raise funds for THIRTY-FIFTH REUNION class gifts and for whatever needs which might appear from time to time. Foster B. Blake, Chairman, Sumner P. Hopkins, Henry T. That sunny day in June so long ago Cary. This seems like a sure fire group who can raise funds on a On Coburn’s Oval, smooth and cool and green, class dues and gift basis so that we can do our part as a class. That day which now our class commemorates, The new class officers took over and Lawrence Davee has Preluding futures still all unforseen— assumed his office with a good start in our opinion. Your reporter We prophesied then, boldly, each for each, will soon be in touch with Catherine S. Marsden to turn over any And gifts we gave to those we thought we knew; letters, etc., for a start of the next reporting year. With outstretched hands we offered youth to serve Hugh (Moose) Williams came the longest distance from Those things we thought were firm and good and true. Hagerstown, Maryland, with Ivan Craig a close second. As your outgoing class president, may we offer our thanks Perhaps like snatchers of a golden dream, and sincere appreciation for all the many letters, phone calls, and Some memory returns as now we meet; overall help which has made the job so much easier and pleasant. Perhaps our hearts are struck with chill dismay To our right arm, John H. Needham, our sincerest thanks and to To pass like strangers on a busy street. the General Alumni Office (the best ever) our very best in thanks and appreciation. But we have cords that ever bind us close— This job has been a great experience for me—I have messages We who no longer look or feel the same— from so many whom I knew so long ago—it was nice to say Hello Incredible that for a moment we could think to them all on June 8-9-10. Here is how I described the passage of The only thing familiar was the name! 40 years at our Banquet (Bobby Burns in “Tam’O Shanter”) Four years together is not all we share! But pleasures are like poppies spred, Maine’s heritage against all fevered fears, You seize the flower, its bloom is shed, The self-reliance of the pioneer, Or like the snow falls in the river, a The rock foundation that outwears the years. moment white, then melts forever, or like For we have weathered much since( eager, young, the Borealis race, that flit ere you can Resolved to take life at its very flood) point the place or like the rainbows lovely We saw the static world disintegrate form, evanishing amid the storm. And bore our part in sweat and tears and blood. by Leslie Hutchins Past President For each, the morning struggle passes by, Demanding patience, love, and strength untold; Now, in the long, warm summer afternoon 1927 Reunion Report The meanings of our stewardship unfold. To all of you who attended reunion, it was wonderful to see So, gladly now, we yield our places here you again. To those of you who were unable to come, we missed To generations knocking on the gates: you. And—you missed a “doozy.” We had the dinner at the country We know their heritage is one with ours, club as scheduled and a social hour preceding. Both were success­ And for their hands our longed-for harvest waits. ful. About fifty-two attended, including wives, husbands and off­ Amy Belle Adams Green spring. I give special mention to the Merill Dooeys as this was the University of Maine 1927 first reunion they have attended. It was so nice to meet her and to May 10, 1962 see him again I am sure they will not wait another thirty-five years. It was fun all the way. A poem by Amy Adams Green is appearing nearby in this issue. We did transact some business at the Saturday class meeting. Committee consists of Ed Engle, Al Nutting, John Stewart, Edith Your class officers are: (O’Connor) Thaxter, and Paul Lamoreau. President, Earle Webster; Vice Pres., George Dow; 2nd Vice We voted—to give $35 to the Alumni Activities Fund and to

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add $710 to the Class Scholarship Fund bringing our total to distance. Marvia (Pooler) Barry won the floral crown for her $2,420. Any additional gifts or money coming in from matching youthful beauty. Dot (Baker) and spouse Dr. Jay Moody had the funds will be added directly to the Class Scholarship Fund. distinction of having driven from their home in Newport, R. I., in Fran (Sawyer) Worester did come. I trust you noticed that we their 1907 Morse car. “A good time was had by all” from all that did not win any attendance cups. However, it was a successful re­ my tired old eyes could see that night. I haven’t had so much fun union and a great deal of the credit is due our president “Danny.” since I tried out my electric toothbrush last Christmas morn. Thanks and goodbye. Saturday morning we had an early class breakfast which yours truly missed. At our class meeting on Saturday, the following offi­ Sally (Palmer) Bogan cers were elected: president, Win Robbins; vice president, Dr. Class notes editor Jim Bates; treasurer, Bob Vickery; secretary, Angela Miniutti. Our class gift to the University is a revolving scholarship loan fund, to 1932 Reunion Report be added to at every five year reunion. There was no class picnic on Sunday, because so few persons Our reunion got off to a good start Friday night at the dinner would have been able to attend. party at the Oronoka. It was a real gala affair thanks to all the advance preparations and hard work of Prexy Paul Butler and his The autobiographical sketches that were sent to the reunion committee of Al and Mary (Bean) Gerry, Win Libby, Clayton committee (your response for this was wonderful) were very at­ Lcthrop, and Mollie (Rubin) Stern. Reunion Committee, we salute tractively bound in two “Blue Books” and were circulated at the you! How were you ever able to string that “Welcome Home” party. I hope that it will be possible to use summaries of all these banner across Main Street as well as provide for such beautiful items in future class letters. For those who have not yet been able weather and arrange to have the party take place on “Shorty” Mc­ to see them, they will make very interesting reading; for those Lean’s birthday? You are terrific! There were present at the party who have already read them, this will provide a very good refresher 98 persons (57 class members). The food was delicious, and so course. Hope you all have a wonderful summer! was the organ music provided by Dick Snare, class of ’33. Since by Angela Miniutti, Sec’y. Paul managed to get himself on crutches (and don’t think I got a good explanation of what happened) Al Gerry presided at the dinner. According to true democratic process, everyone present 1937 Reunion Report was invited to stand up and say anything he wished to. And some For those members who could not get back for our 25th, as very weighty remarks were contributed from the floor. Hildreth well as for those who were present, the following account may be (“Ike” Montgomery) Hill from Calcutta, India, came the greatest of interest.• « CLASS OF 1937-25TH REUNION

46 THE MAINE ALUMNUS Eighty-three class members and guests enjoyed Friday evening by visiting and eating together at the Penobscot Valley Country Club to start the big reunion weekend. Culmination of the diligent 1942 Reunion Report action of the nominating committee also occurred at this time—in It was a great reunion ... 75 class members registered official­ the person of Barb (Lancaster) Raymond, the committee member ly with the Alumni Association and the Class of 1942 walked off present. Barb was finally able to reduce the number of volunteers with the Cup awarded for the largest number in attendance. It for class officers to the following who were duly elected at the was the biggest 20th ever from all reports available. Aside from class meeting Saturday morning by 37 bright and shining 37ers: the quantity present, everyone had a wonderful time. The spirit of president, Win Adams; vice president, Bob Laverty; treasurer, Bob the group was terrific and talk of the 25th Reunion was on every­ Ohler; secretary, Audrey (Bishop) Thibodeau and Class Reporters, one’s lips with the hope that hundreds more of the class will be for one year each in addition to Audrey, Barb (Bertels) Byrnes, able to make it five years hence! ! ! Barb (Lancaster) Raymond, Alan Duff, and Les Smith. Spouses included, the dinner Friday evening at the Penobscot Other business at the class meeting included the donation of Valley Country Club was attended by 118. With Howie Cousins $25.00 to the Alumni Activities Fund of the GAA; the decision to as M.C. a number of interesting awards were made—to Cherrie present the Class Gift Fund to the University of Maine Foundation (Thorne) Kaifer for coming the longest distance (Baltimore), to —the annual proceeds of which would be used for student scholar­ Bill Schaible for having the youngest child (8 months), to Seth ship or loan purposes; and the decision to add to the Class Gift Thornton for having the shiniest dome, to Cortna (Kingsley) Bill­ Fund at the rate of $5.00 per member per year. ings for having changed the least among the women, to Nat At the Alumni Banquet on Saturday, $2,500.00 was presented Crowley for having changed the least among the men, to Nat to University of Maine President Lloyd H. Elliott by retiring Class Crowley for having the most children (8), and to Nat Crowley Prexy Red Bates. This amount included the matured value of the for having the oldest child (Nat Jr., 20, a Jr. at Maine). They had class insurance policy taken out at graduation time on class mem­ an award ready for anyone having a grandchild, but there were no ber Phyl (Dimitre) Peterson, interest on contributions to the takers! Steve Gould’s Band provided music for dancing after din­ Class Gift Fund, and $1,300 from 75 class members—nearly ner; although there was considerable dancing, there was perhaps $20.00 each from about 20 per cent of the class members. more visiting and gabbing as people caught up on 20 years of activi­ John Bennett, our distinguished Standard Oil executive, came ty. At one point, Steve Kierstead and several other fellows took up to reunion from his current location in Argentina; Les and Betty over the band and proved they’re just as “hot” as they ever were. Smith came east from Purdue University; and many others from all Many of the crowd went on to the Commencement Ball on cam­ parts of the northeast were present. pus in the late evening, where Ray McKinley was playing with In the meantime, let’s all sweeten up that Gift Fund with our that familiar Glenn Miller style! five per year and brighten up the class news column with items of His Excellency, John Reed, Governor of the State of Maine, interest from time to time. Both types of contributions properly honored the class with his presence at the Saturday luncheon. A identified may be sent to the Alumni Office or to Treasurer Bob number of the youngsters who had accompanied Mother and Dad and Secretary Audrey, respectively. to the campus were thrilled to find themselves sitting with the by Edwin C. Bates Governor and hastened to secure his signature to show to the gang Past President back home!

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Important matters of business coming before the Class meet­ ing on Saturday A.M. included the report of Hirsch Garfinkle that $1,138.00 had been contributed by about 20% of the class for the 1947 Reunion Report “Building Block Fund.” It was voted to give a gift of $150.00 to Your 1947 15th Class Reunion was held at the Bangor House the Alumni Activities Fund (interest from which is used to help on Friday, June 8, for dinner and class meeting. Why more of support Homecoming and Reunion activities for alumni), to hold you didn’t take an interest was more than the group who gathered some funds in savings account to cover costs of mailing and pro­ there could understand, as everyone really enjoyed themselves. motion work in connection with the 25th Reunion, and to place Jeanne (Heartz) Babcock came from Phoenix, Ariz., just eager to the balance in the U. of Maine Foundation to be the beginning of see everyone. Georgia (Parsons) Eustis says that she would never a class gift for the 25th. The amount of $10,000 was voted as a miss a reunion and from the records of the past, she hasn’t. Mary goal for our 25th Reunion Gift. (You will be hearing more about (Sawyer) Jordan who lives in Clifton, Me., was elected to write this in a Class Newsletter in the not too distant future.) Frannie the Alumnus column for the next five years. Joan (Ambrose) Andrews resigned as Class Treasurer because of the pressure of Shaw was elected treasurer and reported that only forty dollars his business. Hirch Garfinkle was elected to the office. Bette Taver­ for dues had been sent to her at reunion time. She hopes that a lot ner resigned as Secretary because she felt someone else ought to more will be mailed to her by fall. She is giving all reunion notes have the pleasure of writing the column for a change. Mary Louise to Mary for the first column in the fall. Other officers elected were (White) Griffee was elected to that office. Bill Irvine and Nat Lowell Savage, president; Peter Bradshaw, vice president; and Crowley were re-elected President and V. President, respectively. Jeanne (Heartz) Babcock, secretary. Elected to the Executive The Executive Committee consists of Barb Cuetara, Ralph Dale, Committee were Lowell Savage, Eleanor Webb, Morris Pilot, Wallie Francis, Bette Taverner, and Woody Woodward. Robert Patten, Margaret (Spaulding) Brooks, Barbara (Mills) Many, many thanks go to Prexy Bill Irvine for doing such a Browne and Esther (Ring) Savage. terrific job in leading us all to an outstandingly successful reunion. Present at the reunion in addition to those listed in the last Special thanks also to Bill’s wife, Martha (Allen ’44) for letting Alumnus or mentioned above were: Eleanor Webb, Barb (Mills) him do so much work towards reunion! More thanks to the various Browne, and Henry and Mary (Sawyer) Jordan. chairmen for reunion—Woody Woodward, Larry and Mary (Cow­ I wish you all would make it a must on your list to return in) Leavitt, Don and Mary Louise (White) Griffee, and Hirsch sometime soon to the University. It has grown so large since we Garfinkle. Yet more thanks to all who contributed in any way to were there 15 years ago and truly it still is the most beautiful the occasion. Guess that means thanks to everyone who came! ! ! campus and so very friendly. You owe it to you and your family to come back. by Bette Taverner by Margaret (Spaulding) Brooks Past Sec’y Past Secretary CLASS OF 1952-1OTH REUNION

THE MAINE ALUMNUS be there, you were sincerely missed and we hope that on our next 1952 Reunion Report reunion you’ll be there, too. It was a real pleasure to see so many ’52ers gathered to Please keep our class projects in mind; your dues make these break bread and reminisce at the English Room at the Bangor possible, and remember too, that we need your active interest to House for our 10th Reunion Banquet. There were over forty in keep 1952 on the move. evidence with travelers from Texas, Mid-South, Penna., Mass., by Mary (McIntrye) White and Maine of course. Exec. Committee Our president, Alan Pease, extended greetings, entertained with a story or two, and in general contributed to the spirit of the gathering. Dinner was followed by dancing—both features 1957 Reunion Report were a treat for all, particularly in the company of old friends. What a wonderful reunion! I just wish everyone who missed A goodly number attended the class breakfast at the Com­ it could have been there. mons at 8:00 a.m. and by class meeting time at 9:00 a.m. in the Friday evening started with our social hour and banquet Walker Room of the Memorial Union Building, our class group which was attended by 55 including wives and husbands of class had enlarged considerably and included several more who hadn’t members. Two door prizes were given, one to Dottie (Richards) been able to be with us Friday p.m. With exchanges of greetings Marshall who won a transistor radio and the other to Betty and all it was, with difficulty, that Alan Pease whipped our group (Moloney) Wilson who won an ice crusher. The novelty prizes into meeting order. There were 43 at the meeting. went to Bill Scott—a skipping rope (for the member gaining the Class officers will remain the same until the next reunion most weight) oh, Big Bad Bill! Lin Haskins—a thermos (for meeting with the exception of the position of secretary. Jean traveling the greatest distance—Germany, to be exact. As Lin (Frye) Begley sought relief in this very important task that she said, “Thanks to Uncle Sam”) and Norman Cosgrove, diapers has so graciously covered for five years. Ida (Morsehead) Wiley (for the one with the most children—four). Norm said for his will carry for us in this capacity. The other officers are, Alan grandchildren as his oldest just graduated from high school! As Pease, pres.; Nancy (Knowles) Moore, vice pres.; Dave Fox, you can see, it was lots of fun! treas., and on the executive committee are: Owen Smith, William Saturday morning at nine (Oh—was that early!) was the Ruby, Roger Sullivan, Bryce McEwen, Richard Dow, Dorothy class meeting. Well worth getting up for. The class officers and McCann, Marilyn (Harmon) Saydah, Mary McIntyre White, exec, council were voted back into office for the next five years Richard Webber, and Andy Mezoian. (listed below). Max Burry, class treasurer, read a sorrowful treas­ It was decided to divide our class into areas with area chair­ urer’s report. Our bank balance was $520.37 with an additional men to help us in future contacts and Bill Ruby offered to handle $162.06 in donations to our scholarship fund (which John this job for us. Edgar now heads). The main discussion at the meeting was the The class executive committee has been given the task of customary gift to the University and the continuance and enlarge­ deciding on the best way of investing our annual dues in the ment of the scholarship. As the donations to the scholarship were name of our class toward our 25th reunion, when it is traditional much lower than hoped for, money was taken from the class for classes to make a substantial gift to the University. In addi­ balance to increase the addition to the class scholarship to $300. tion this group is to decide on a short term goal. We would wel­ Here are your class officers: president, Eben DeGrasse; vice come suggestions for this project. president, Peter Pierson; secretary, Jane (Caton) Beaulieu; treas­ It is our hope that a class address list will be available for urer, Max Burry; executive committeee, Wesley English, Larry any who may desire to have one. Ronco, William Scott, William Law, Georgia Drivas. The class plans to pen one letter each year in the vicinity of The class wishes to express our thanks for the outstanding early January to pass on special class news of projects, etc. to you. work done by Scott and Dottie (Richards) Marshall and their Many attended the Sunday outing at Forest Lake in Friend­ committee in planning the 5th Reunion. And to our fine prexy, ship where lobster was the order of the day—a real family frolic. Ed DeGrasse, who come all the way from Atlanta, Georgia, to To all of us who were present, the gatherings were gratify­ head the round-up. ing—so good to see so many friends. To those who weren’t able to Cyn (Hawkes) Meehan led a very good discussion on the

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possibility of a yearly contribution to the fund instead of a lump reunion. Bob Sterritt whose address is Safety Officer, Phila. Air sum at Reunion time when it might be harder to contribute what Def. Site, Pedricktown, N. J., will be married to Valerie Beck ’62 the individual feels is worthy. A plan was adopted unanimously on September 1. Bill Munsey will be attending B.U. in September. where each member can contribute yearly what he feels he can. He is engaged to Helen Wallace ’61. Bud Ochmanski, class presi­ An example was given that if each member gives one dollar each dent, has returned to Maine and his address is: Cove Rd., R.D. 2, year the fund will be increased by about $3,000 in five years. Auburn. Dick and Barbie (York) Sturgeon will be moving from You’ll be hearing more about this in coming issues. All con­ Augusta to Portland in September. Thanks should be given to tributions shoulde be mailed to Max Burry, 980 State Street, Barbie and Dick who attempted in one way or another to contact New Haven, Conn. many of you about the reunion. I was unable to return for the by Jane (Caton) Beaulieu reunion as Mark and I were recently stationed here in Baltimore at Fort Holabird. It seems that many of us are spending some time with the armed services and perhaps by the next Reunion 1960 Reunion Report more of us will be able to return to the University. Seventeen people returned for our First Class Reunion. At The following news was sent to me by Pvt. Jerry Mulcahy the class meeting on Saturday morning, it was voted that the who by now is on his way to Hawaii. Carl Conklin is now head present class officers and executive committee remain in office 4-H Club Agent in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., with headquarters at the until the fifth reunion. Also, the class funds would remain in the Kingston 4-H Office. Frank Wiles is head 4-H Club Agent of present building and loan association fund and draw interest until Tioga County, N. Y., with headquarters at the Owego 4-H office. the next class reunion. Frank and his wife now have two boys, Charles and Patrick. Here are your class officers: president, Charles J. Ochman- Geraldine and Roger Cyr are living in Long Island, N. Y., where ski; vice president, Richard H. Sturgeon; secretary, Betty (Colley) Roger is working with the Plant Quarantine Service in N.Y.C. Shibles; treasurer, Ira W. Stockwell, Jr.; personals editor, Betty Roger and Gerry have a son, Brian. Bill and Judy Twyman are Shibles; executive committee, John W. McCabe, Norman W. in Pittsford, Vt., where Bill is working at the Fed. Fish Hatchery Stevenson, Phyllis (Warren) Mirth, and Barbara (York) Sturgeon. in a manager trainee program. The Class of 1960 Banquet was held at South Estabrooke. New additions to families from the class of 1960 are a Don Taverner ’43, Director of Development, told us of the daughter, Barbara Jean, to Bonnie and Bobby Brown; a son, Mark, future growth plans of the University. They listened to the wax to John and Polly (Jackson) Thibodeau; a son to Bob and Cyn record from the 1961 Prism, which told the highlights of our (Ayer) Hickey, and a daughter to Phil and Cathy (Ayer) Curtis. senior year at Orono. ’Twas good fun. by Betty (Colley) Shibles Following are a few of those who were able to return to the Sec’y CLASS OF 1960-2ND REUNION

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