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Sigma Chi has been at Maine for 50 YEARS ’52 Is Our 50th The Year of Years

For kind assistance our sincere thanks go to The University of Maine Printing Shop; Miss Jean Dolloff (Richard C., Rho Rho ’27), editor of The Prism; The Maine Campus; Don Tavernor, Alumni Secretary; Howard Keyo, U. of M. publicity direc­ tor; Paul Marcoux, photographer; and Ralph MacKay, of the Thompson Printers, printers of this magazine. 1902 1952

FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE The

RHO RHO CHAPTER - SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY

University of Maine Orono, Maine

EDITOR - DICK SCHURMAN

Staff: Brant Frost Fred Breslin Dick Dow Stan Lavery

And many suggestions from the other brothers of Rho Rho

THIS BOOK IS FOR OUR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS .. . AND IS DEDICATED ... 2 PINE TREE SIG

TO “PADDY”. * Because you were a charter member of Rho Rho * Because you were a friend of Gen. Benjamin Piatt Runkle and were instru­ mental in the establishment of Rho Rho * Because you have been a guiding light to Rho Rho throughout its fifty years of life * Because you were a pro­ fessor for 43 years here at our University and your courses in Greek, Ancient Civilization, and Art His­ tory were considered “musts” by students who sought a complete educa­ tion” * Because you have come out of retirement to become an active lecturer in the Meth­ odist Church in Orono * Because your extensive literature on Constantine is being considered for use in the Norman Shield and at the Workshop * Because you have received the Order of Constantine from the Grand Chapter of Sigma Chi for your out­ standing fraternity per­ formance 0 Because with your inspira­ tional talks at our banquets and informal gatherings and in all of our other association with you, you have impressed the present actives of Rho Rho as you impressed our brothers . . . to you, John Homer before us that you are a Huddilston, this special edi­ fine man, a brilliant tion of The Pine Tree Sig is scholar, and a loyal Sigma Chi gratefully dedicated. PINE TREE SIG 3

JUST ONCE April 19, fortunately falls on a Being that a 50th anniversary week-end, thus the big banquet comes only once (usually at the and dance will be held Saturday end of the first fifty years) it is, of night, April 19. course, fitting that the biggest af­ The basic outline for the week­ fair in Rho Rho’s history should be end has been arranged by the com­ planned for the celebration of this mittee and goes like this: late Fri­ greatest event. We are fully aware day afternoon (April 18) registra­ of the common association of su­ tion will begin at the chapter perlatives with events of consid­ house. A buffet supper for every­ erably less importance than this one will be available at the house one; therefore we hope you under­ and later Friday night there will stand that when we say that this be an informal smoker with all the will be the biggest and the great­ trimmings. Late Saturday morning est gathering in Rho Rho’s history, registration will continue at the we use these words in the old- house and Saturday afternoon the fashioned way, that is, actually actives will present a pageant-ex­ and literally the biggest and great­ travaganza covering fifty years of est. highlights at Rho Rho beginning There are over five hundred with a mock founding. At 5:30 men who were involved in making Saturday evening transportation Rho Rho what it is today. Al­ will be available (for those who though the charter members will need it) at the house and our atten­ be guests of honor, this is a cele­ tion will shift to Lucerne-in-Maine, bration for all of us five hundred a few miles out of Bangor on the plus. The present actives feel hon­ Bar Harbor road. A banquet with ored that we have the privilege of lobster in the starring role will making the elaborate plans; we start the evening (with a top-notch realize that the privilege falls to bunch of speakers) and a dance us only because we happened to will follow. We feel that a good be here at Rho Rho when the first omen blessed our plans when we fifty years ended. We will wager were successful in reserving Lu­ that you would like to be right cerne-in-Maine for our banquet back here taking part in the plan­ and dance. There lies the sur­ ning; second best, of course, is roundings and elements ideally your suggestions which we will fitting for such an auspicious occa­ gladly accept. As for attending sion. the celebration itself, please make Sam Bullock and John Neal your plans early so that you can Campbell are being contacted as fit them into your busy schedule. are many, many other notables. (Everybody is busy nowadays.) From the university we hope to Brother Bill Feeney (see page 22) have President Arthur A. Hauck, is chairman of the 50th anniver­ Dean of Men John Stewart, Direc­ sary committee which includes tor of Publicity Howard Keyo, and active and alumni elements (Bob Alumni Secretary Don Taverner. Patten, ’48, and Bernie Prescott, We will keep you posted on the ’47, for the alumni; Dick Dow, progress and additions to our plans. Bob Bruns, and Dick Schurman When six Sigma Chi’s get together for the actives). The committee every week with a special objec­ has been meeting every week since tive in mind, the development is the first of the year and plans are certain to be big (using BIG with shaping up rapidly. its old-fashioned meaning, of The actual anniversary date, course). 4 PINE TREE SIG

BACK IN 02 astic account of the installation of Once upon a time (1891 as a Rho Rho, and Thomas Leary as matter of fact) a small group of the first Associate Editor of Rho University of Maine students got Rho covered it from the initiates’ together and formed a club, the point of view. Both articles were Delta Rho by name. The fellows in the Quarterly. In his article used to meet every week in a room General Runkle gave the whole (in a house) in Old Town, eight proceedings a complete coverage. miles from the university. The He listed the twenty-nine charter group was a popular one and soon members who were initiated. In­ expanded to a larger group and cluded in this list were Percival thus needed a larger room or Mosher (see page 18) and John rooms. As further expansion de­ Huddilston (see dedication). (There veloped the need for a building are eleven of our charter members became acute. still living.) General Runkle des­ cribed the first initiation at Rho Within ten years of its founding Rho to some length, and with the Delta Rho club had grown to tongue-in-cheek, we suspect, he such proportions and strength that quoted from a Bangor newspaper’s its members entertained ideas of account of the initiation. We re­ joining a larger group, perhaps quote it here. even a national fraternity. After months of discussion, the members “A large number of students of Delta Rho petitioned Sigma Chi came to Bangor during the after­ fraternity and expressed an ardent noon and were registered at the Bangor House on Saturday night. desire to become a chapter of The preliminaries of the initiation Sigma Chi. General Benjamin Piatt were conducted in the square and Runkle was at that time head of the initiates, entwined attired in the military department here at wrappers and female parapherna­ the university. Being one of the lia of gorgeous design and pattern, seven original founders of Sigma executed walks and quadrilles to Chi fraternity, General Runkle the delight of an army of small took great interest in the develop­ boys and a liberal contingent of ment and proceedings of the Delta Bangor people who assembled to Rho club when he found that they watch the fun.” were interested in joining Sigma Chi. From Brother Leary’s article to the Quarterly we learn that Rho Early in 1902 the club bought a Rho was the second fraternity house (top photo, next page) which at the University of Maine to own was located across the road from a house and that the new members the Elms (now a girls’ dorm) near just about dominated campus activ­ the Orono Bridge. ities, everything from football to After much investigation and a the student newspaper, The Cam- sizeable assist from General Runkle ups (we suspect that this was a the Delta Rho club was accepted misprint in Brother Leary’s article by Sigma Chi fraternity on the instead of a variation of the spell­ 19th of April, 1902 and thus the ing of Campus, the name by which Rho Rho chapter of Sigma Chi the present student newspaper is was born. known). Our best source for what went Rho Rho’s first meeting was held on during these memorable days on April 21, 1902, with the chapter comes from 1902 edition of The not yet moved into the house. The Sigma Chi Quarterly. General first meeting in the house was on Runkle wrote a complete, enthusi­ May 5 of that year. PINE TREE SIG 5

Rho Rho — 1902 RUT ....

Rho Rho Burned in 1935 SO ... .

New location and new house But It Is Still Rho Rho. 6 PINE TREE SIG

AND INTO RHO RHO CAME TWENTY-EIGHT MO . . .

December 9, 1951, can be marked pledges did everything, including the down on our Rho Rho calendar of entertainment, (2) the big, happy all-time highlights in great, big letters. Homecoming where the pledges had That was the Formal Initiation day a chance to meet some of the Brothers for twenty-eight new Sigma Chis, they had met in the spring and a lot probably the largest class of initiates more whom they had never met be­ that we have ever had here at Rho fore, (3) and Hell Week which per­ Rho. The customary banquet was haps is stretching the word, “social,” held following the final ceremony to its very limits. and an impressive group it was. More Jim concluded his banquet talk than eighty Sigma Chis were there. with a tribute to Brother Bruns for a A light snow drifting down outside good job done on a big job. All seem to add to the already friendly, agreed that a large group of fine informal atmosphere inside. young men had been started on the After a tasty lobster dinner we right way. were treated to a fine program of New members: speakers including Paddy Huddil- ston, Bob Patton, Bernard Prescott, Allen Bancroft Bill Feeney, Parker Cushman, Dick Allen Bingham Dolloff, Dick Dow, and Jim Horsfal, Fred Breslin who had been the president of the Llewellyn Clark pledges. Jim reviewed the pledges’ Emerson Colby progress from the day of their formal David Cunningham pledging right down to the banquet John De Wilde that night. William Donnell Robert Erickson On March 8 the large group of Eben Freeman prospective Sigma Chis were formally Charles Goodwin pledged, Jim reminded us. And then Charles Guise for the rest of the spring the pledges Paul Higgins eased into their orientation period, Louis Hilton getting to know the members better, James Horsfal attending weekly pledge meetings at Leonard Horton the house, and, of course, attending Stanley Lavery an occasional party. Carlton MacLean Last fall the pledges moved into the Donald Mavor house and pledge training gained Frank Roberts momentum rapidly. Magister Bob Brian Simms Bruns started putting them through John Standeven the paces of the revised training pro­ Kenneth Trenholm gram* which built continuously until Robert Wallace Indoctrination Week. George Weatherbee Jim pointed out the three social Robert Weatherbec highlights which impressed him most, Robert White (1) the Pledge Party where the Harry Yates

* Brother George Lobozzo, president of our African chapter, proposed a plan last year (which leans more toward the National’s plan) for a more constructive pledge program and Hell Week. The plan was accepted and with a few alterations was put into effect last fall by Brother Bruns. PINE TREE SIG 7

SIGS ON CAMPUS Band: Bob Haynes, st. leader; John Bookstore): Dick Dow. Standeven; Bud Roberts. Maine Glee Club: Erickson; Ruby. Athletic Board: Dick Dow, presi­ Sophomore Owls: Lew Clark; dent. Erickson; Wallace. General Senate: Stan Lavery. Maine Masque: Marsden; Dolan. Rock and Hammer: George Shute, Varsity Singers: Bill Ruby. president. Freshman Handbook: Fred Breslin, Class Officers: Stan Lavery, presi­ editor; Lavery, business manager. dent, Sophomore Class; Bob Erick­ M. O. C.: Lovejoy, treasurer. son, treasurer, Sophomore Class; M. C. A.: Frank Butler, president. Dennie Hawkes, treasurer, Junior Tau Beta Pi: Butler, president; Class. Nicol; Granger; blunter. “M” Club: Dick Dow, president; Maine Campus: Schurman. Pres Johnson; MacLean; Maxwell; Mu Alpha Epsilon: Haynes, his­ Dolan; Fogler; G. Weatherbee; torian. Shute; Bosworth; Wight. Alpha Zeta: Hawkes. Intramural Athletic Associa­ I. F. C.: Fogler. tion: Pres Johnson, treasurer. Winter Carnival Committee: Pale Blue Key: Tom Fogler, presi­ Fogler; Erickson. dent; Dow. Good Will Chest: Stan Lavery, Scabbard and Blade: Dolan; Gould; chairman. Ridlon; Marsden; Butler. American Institute of Chemical Sigma Pi Sigma: Will Cobb. Engineering: Pete Granger, presi­ Senior Skulls: Wight; Dow. dent. Radio Guild: Bob Ellingwood, presi­ University Orchestra: Standeven, dent. property custodian. Board of Directors (LIniversity Press Club: Schurman. 8 PINE TREE SIG

WE THOUGHT YOU WOULD to be very successful. Other cam­ LIKE TO KNOW THAT . . . pus organizations are following the lead . . . the photo gallery in the . . . Rho Rho has two Senior little ante-room which connects Skulls (Carl Wight and Dick Dow) the Desert Room with the Memo­ and three Sophomore Owls (Bob rial Room is growing (the gallery, Wallace, Lew Clark, and Bob that is) . . . we would wager that Erickson) . . . our parties are really this new group of members (28 of ‘live’ affairs. At the Pledge Party them) which was initiated this win­ the door-prizes were real white rab­ ter brings the house personnel bits . . . when Bill Fogler and Earl nearer to the pre-war age level. Williams graduated last spring, we The average age of the new group lost our two number one decora­ is about 20 years. Spirit abounds tors for parties. The decorations . . . Rho Rho has blue-printed a for the first couple of parties this plan to try to get the campus to fall left, shall we say, something to go western’ for a week-end. Elab­ be desired. But not for long were orate plans would include attire of we in this fix. To our rescue came the old west for all, a rodeo, a Shirley Clark, Brother Arthur’s stage coach robbery, gun-fights lovely wife. Shirley is a real (with real guns, naturally), cattle ‘sharpy’ with the paint brush and is rustling (from the university barn), now doing the fancy work for party and everything else to mock those decorations and real fancy they old hombres who used to ride off are, as anyone who attended our into the sunset way back when . . . ChristmasJ^arty will testify. The the possibility of Rho Rho adopt­ rest of tff^Sigma Chi Wives Club ing a war orphan is under consid­ assist . . . and it was this same eration at present ... in an impres­ Wives Club which assisted Mrs. sive ceremony which was held out Pray in making a new Sigma Chi back of the house by the new flag for out in front of the house. fence (that Bros. Duhamel and We are of the opinion that just like Cobb built last year) in the warm a pair of socks, a flag is better early afternoon sun on the very home-made (with apologies to first day of May (breath) Mrs. Brother Balfour) ... Al Ames and Pray formally became permanently Mrs. Veasie are still with us as attached to Rho Rho with the for­ cook and house-maid . . . Dave mal dedication and planting of two Manter and John Parsons sent a cute little green things called photo from Alaska which they rec­ honeysuckle bushes. Many mem­ ommended for this publication. bers hovered around the new white We explained to them at Home- fence as Brother George Shute coming (they were both here) that read the detailed and amazing an­ those Klondike tintypes do not re­ cestry of these two lovely bushes print very well. (In fact, the pic­ from the Genealogy Of Rare Plants ture faded away completely in six And Where In Hell They Come months) . . . Rho Rho initiated the From . . . Brother Steve Hopkinson procedure early this fall of invit­ dropped in for a visit this fall. He ing faculty and administration noticed that a couple of our floor members down to the house for ash-trays were not quite up to snuff supper and an informal gathering. so he did a very noble thing. He It was an effort to improve stu­ bought us a couple new ones. dent-faculty relations and proved Much obliged, Steve ... a sign of PINE TREE SIG 9 the times: of the 21 Sigs graduat­ Brothers Duhamel, Shute, and Cobb. ing in June nearly two-thirds will And the pledges last spring under the go immediately, or soon thereafter, direction of Chet Duhamel built two into the army ... a more pleasant knee-high tables to match the settee. note: AOPi will again use the Bill Fogler took over from there and house for their formal in March. painted a continuous desert scene Nice change of pace for Rho Rho, around the walls. A lovely deer head having all those lovely gals taking (painted sky-blue pink) sets off the over the house for the evening. green floor. The tail-end of a real . . .the campus is abuzz with covered wagon also at the north end frantic fraternity men as the rush­ offers an opening through which re­ ing period is just about to start as freshments can be had. At the south we go to press ... to alumni who end a collapsible ping-pong table takes have not been back in the last up the floor space during the hours three years, the new, modern when relative inactivity settles Orono Bridge will be a pleasant through the Desert Room. surprise. The officials of Bangor Other progressive steps include an and Brewer have agreed on the outside paint job this fall where every­ site for the new Bangor-Brewer body pitched in. The Weatherbee bridge. It will be about a quarter brothers borrowed ladders and paint of a mile down the river from the brushes from their fathers painting present one. company in Bangor so all we had to furnish was the paint and effort. The housemother’s living room has REJUVENATION succumbed to a wall-papering treat­ ment with Brother Ken Hill doing Hammers and saws and paint the fancy-work under the careful brushes and other kinds of construc­ supervision of Mrs. Pray, of course. tive instruments have been worn right down to their handles here at Rho Our kitchen has been rejuvenated Rho in the last year or two as a real by the addition of a new stove. Al effort has been made to give the Ames, our cook, babied the other one house a “brand-new” look. If you along until it suffered the inevitable have not been back for a few years, fate of Holmes’ Old One Florse Shav. you would not recognize the old The kitchen is also due for a restock­ trunk room down stairs. After a series ing of chinaware. The order is in . . . of progressive steps in the past few the living room has lost that tired years in which the room has survived look since Brother Dow got the up­ such titles as The Passion Pit, The holstery re-done . . . and Dave Cun­ Rec. Room, The Study Room (a real ningham did a bang-up job on put­ misnomer), etc., it is now proudly re­ ting our radio combination back into ferred to as our new Desert Room. operation . . . which all goes as A new knotty pine settee with a bright further evidence that we have a red upholstered seat has been created house-full of mighty ingenious at the north end of the room by brothers. 10 PINE TREE SIG

SPORTS

It is January here in Maine (and most other places, too, we suspect) and the snow storms have made the old-timers scratch their heads and wheeze, “Gosh, jest like when I wuza kid.” And January brings more than snow; it also brings the indoor track season. Maine opened its season with an impressive win over Bates last week-end and many a Sigma Chi plaved an important part. Dick Dow and Carlton MacLean, tie-babies of the cross country team this fall (they finished in a hand-in-hand tie for first place in five consecutive meets), got off to a good start last week-end. They tied for first in the two-mile run. Dow is a Senior who holds the state outdoor two-mile record and the Maine state record in cross country. Dick has been a consistent winner for Coach Jenkins’ track squads for three years. MacLean is a long, lankv Sophomore who has already estab­ lished himself as a man of authority in the distance runs. He has two more years of eligibility. Other stellar performers last week-end included Pres Johnson, Maine’s ace hammer thrower who took a first (Pres was beaten just once last year); George Weatherbee. who took a first in the pole-vault; Bruce Clifford, third in the discus: Bill Donnell, third in the hammer; Fred Dolan, a third in the broad jump. We had four representatives on Maine’s football powerhouse last fall. Lew Clark (who broke his ankle earlv in the season^, Bob Wallace, Al Bancroft, and Fred Dolan plaved on PRES JOHNSON Maine’s first undefeated football team Photo by Marcoux in the history of the school. All ex­ PINE TREE SIG 11 cept Dolan are Sophomores; Fred is a and Yankee Conference in hitting. Junior. . . . Dick Smith is a comer on the varsity basketball team. On Maine’s State and New Eng­ land Championship golf team, we have the men who hold down num­ In a couple of weeks the highly ber one and number two spots, competitive Intramural Track Meet namely, Connie Bosworth and George will be held and Sigma Chi will be Shute. George has been elected cap­ the team to watch. Last year we tain of the golf team this year. . . . placed third in the intramurals and And we have a couple of other cap­ second in the Charles Rice Trophy tains: Pres Johnson is captain of meet and this year we are consider­ spring track and Carlton MacLean ably stronger ... we are at present has been chosen to lead the cross in fourth place in the intramural bas­ ketball league with Bob Ellingwood. country team next year. Fred Breslin, and Co. battling for a Carl Wight is our big wheel on the higher spot . . . Russ Meade and Ray baseball squad. An outfielder, Carl Douglas were eliminated in the finals was shifted to first base and it did not of the handball tournament ... we seem to slow down his big stick at all. were eliminated in the play-offs in Two years ago Carl led the State both softball and touch football.

Dick Dow 12 PINE TREE SIG

.... IS THE ONLY GIRL

Ann Granger, (L.), Rho Rho’s Sweetheart, receives congratulations from Brother Tom Fogler, (R.), and Joanne Josslyn, (C.). Ann is Brother Pete Granger’s wife. They have three children. PINE TREE SIG 13

That is Mrs. Pray, our House­ mother, at left. The man with her sells things now. (Russ Meade ’51).

Hello!!! What is this below?

Ginny Duhamel (above) was Ann Granger’s predecessor as Sweet­ heart of Sigma Chi at Rho Rho. 14 PINE TREE SIG

This is a party?

Let’s Stop Singing And Get Together *Sig Follies * Christmas Party * House Parties ^Sweetheart Dance * Homecoming ^Pledge Parties * Pajama Party *Stag Party RHO RHO 1952 Front row (1. to r.): Schurman; A. Clark; Clifford; Stevens; Dow; Mrs. Pray; Hawkes; Forester; Lovejoy; Feeney. I Second row: Anderson; Nicol; Butler; Ruby; Smith; Pickering; Guise; Horton; Davis; Hunter; Bingham; Lavery. | Third row: DeWilde; Breslin; Roberts; EJingwood; Frost; Hale; Nye; Bruns; Simm Standeven; Haynes; Mavor; Higgins. •Fourth row: Yates; Hilton; Dolan; Donnell; P. Johnson; Maxwell; Wallace; L. Clark; Ban­ croft; Cunningham; Horsfal; White; Murphy; Trenholm; Freeman; R. Weatherbee; Colby; MacLean. Fifth row: Fogler; Mahoney; Bosworth; Spear; Granger; Erickson; Gould; Cobb; W. Johnson; Wheelock; Goodwin. 18 PINE TREE SIG

night: old grads met young grads, young grads met actives and pledges, actives and pledges met old grads, and that is the way it went far into the night. The next day was one that the University of Maine will never for­ get. About 12,000 alumni and stu­ dents jammed the stands around Alumni Field to watch Maine wallop Bowdoin, 40-12. It was the win that Maine had been after for sixty years; it was the win that gave Maine the State Championship (they had HOMECOMING cinched the Yankee Conference title Our Rho Rho campaign to our earlier); it was the win that gave Alumni of last summer and early Maine its first undefeated football fall (THIS IS THE YEAR OF season in the history of the school. YEARS TO COME HOME—ITS Later that afternoon an alumni OUR 50TH) reaped its first har­ meeting was held at the house with vest on November 9 when the first Bob Patton, Orono Alumni Associa­ few of what proved to be a tremen­ tion president, in command. There dous gang showed up. Of course, the was a good turnout. fact that this week-end was Home- Well, knowing what happens after coming might have had something to an ordinary football victory, you can do with the good turnout. A bang-up imagine what happened after this week-end followed. sweetest of sweet ones. It was A tremendous football rally Friday Wednesday of the next week before night in the Memorial Gym was cli­ some of our Alumni left. We hated maxed by a huge bonfire (outside the to see them go. It was the first time gym). And the natural turn of events back in as many as 20 years for some turning the way it will, Rho Rho be­ of the Sigs. came a bee-hive of activity later that Come on back any old time.

ENDS MEET: Present Consul, Dick Dow, met Rho Rho’s First Consul, Percy Mosher, ’02, at Homecoming. PINE TREE SIG

Rho Rho continued its policy of sending as many representatives as possible to the Leadership Work­ shop. Last summer we sent three: Prexy Dick Dow, Magester Bob Bruns, and Quaester Earl Stevens. As usual the boys reported that it was a very rewarding experience especially Bob Bruns. We changed our pledge policy last spring to closer resemble that which is sug­ gested by the National. Magester Bob picked up a lot of good ap­ plicable information and sugges­ tions at the Workshop. Probably this has been the most pinning and marrying year that Rho Rho has experienced in a Carl Wight dog’s age. Seems that about half the Brothers got the same idea at the same time. The most recent marriage was the Fogler-Pray nup­ tials this winter. On November 18, Tom Fogler and Sally Pray were married in the Universalist Church in Orono. Tom is the son of Raymond Fogler, T5; Sally is the daughter of our housemother, Mrs. Mary Pray. Tom and Sally were high school ‘acquaintances’ at Hasting-on-Hudson high school in Hastings, New York.

From dark closets in the ram we have gathered many text books (and others) which were left be­ hind by brothers who have grad­ Dow b. m. (before MacLean) uated. With the permission of the owners we added these to a small collection that had accumulated over the years in the library of the Rho Rho has an alumni chapter Memorial room. Then from the in Casablanca now. Brothers active brothers we obtained a few George Lobozzo and Ray Doug­ more so that now we have a li­ lass both ’51 left for Africa last brary of over two hundred books June (no photo). They have set (most text). The point of the whole up the chapter now and the cor- thing, of course, is to build up a respondance is overwhelming (we collection that in the future will be got a telegram at Homecoming). of assistance to the brothers as Their official proffession in Casa­ reference and in some cases as blanca is engineering. They neg­ money-savers. lected to tell us what type. 20 PINE TREE SIG

ALUMNI PRESIDENTS As has been stated elsewhere in this magazine, Sigma Chi is a leader in Alumni affairs here at Maine. Raymond Fogler is the chairman of the Union Building fund and has been an important leader in Maine alumni activities for many years. Two other Sigma Chis who have distinguished them­ selves as loyal and very capable alumni are Myron C. Peabody, T6, and Alfred B. Lingley,’20. These two gentlemen have served as the most recent presidents of the Gen­ eral Alumni Association; Brother Lingley served in this capacity from 1949 to 1951. Brother Pea­ body succeeded Lingley in June, 1951 and is present General Alumni president. Brother Lingley has been a member of the Alumni Council for Myron C. Peabody many years and has served on nu­ merous alumni committees. A res­ ident of Rhode Island he has been president of the University of Maine Alumni Association in that state. He has also been president of the Black Bears of Rhode Is­ land, a group of Maine alumni who have done much to benefit Maine students. Other important actions in Brother Lingley’s seem­ ingly endless chain of alumni ac­ tivities were chairmenships for Rhode Island of both the Library and Union Building campaigns. His has been the first area to reach its quota in both campaigns. In his spare time he serves as vice-presi­ dent in charge of operations of the Kleistone Rubber Company of Warren, Rhode Island. Brother Myron C. Peabody was recently elected president of the Federal Land Bank and the three other units which make up the Farm Credit Administration of Spring­ field, Mass. These four credit units serve agriculture throughout the Northeast. Alfred B. Lingley PINE TREE SIG 21

The controversial Student Union FOGLER STORY Building (picture above) which has been the subject of much verbose­ The Fogler clan is running ness in the past few years is grad­ out of Rho Rho actives, that is, ually taking shape; gradually, we temporarily. William A. Fogler, say, for, although the ground was ’09, became a Sigma Chi at Rho broken during an impressive cere­ Rho and he really started some­ mony last fall, progress was halted thing. Six years later Raymond after the foundation was finished. Fogler, T5, became a Sigma Chi. This proposed $900,000 building is Then after a brief twenty years being kept in the embryo stage by another Fogler showed up at the government’s firm grip on scarce Maine. He was Henry, Raymond’s steel. President Hauck has been oldest son, and he, too, became a down to Washington a couple of Sigma Chi (consul 1939). Then a times for our cause, but as yet second son, John, followed suit in there is no definite word on when 1945. Still another son, Bill, in said steel will be available. (Ed. 1947. And another, Tom, (consul Note: Steel is now available) The 1951) followed. That would appear chairman of the mammoth Union to be quite a complete Sigma Chi Building Drive which has netted family, but there is more to it than pledges from University of Maine that. Not only are all of Brother students, alumni, and friends Raymond’s sons Sigma Chis but amounting to nearly $900,000 is his three daughters have all mar­ Brother Raymond Fogler, Rho Rho ried Sigma Chis. And there are T5. The undertaking of this tre­ seven Fogler grandsons, now. So mendous task is a slight suggestion it is pretty easy to see that when of the close contact Brother Fogler Tom graduates next year, it will has kept with his University and not be the end of Fogler actives at fraternity since his graduation (see Rho Rho. It will only be another next column for further evidence). short lull between generations. 22 PINE TREE SIG

ALUMNI CHAPTER PEG AND BILL The curly-haired gentleman who is The two nice people on the right sitting next to Paddy Huddilston (L. in the photo above are Mr. and Mrs. above) is Brother Bob Patton. Pro­ Bill Feeney. Brother Bill is back here fessionally Bob is one of the honey­ at Maine as an undergraduate after voiced announcers on station WABI taking a little time off (thirty years, in Bangor. But much of his time is as a matter of fact) for a few esca­ taken up with his Rho Rho activities. pades as one of Uncle Sam’s boys. Bob is president of the new (one year Bill started as a member of the class old) Orono Alumni Association of of ’22, cut a nice nick for himself as Rho Rho and with the help of the a campus wheel (assistant military other regular members of this associa­ instructor as a Freshman as a result tion is constantly “on the ball” at­ of being commissioned during World tempting to get more of Rho Rho’s War I, Scabbard and Blade, varsity eastern Maine alumni interested in basketball and football, Sophomore becoming active alumni. The asso­ Owl), but left school in 1921 for the ciation meets here at the house every aforementioned tour of thirty years third Monday from November to with the Army. This remarkable tour June. A charter should be forthcom­ included a look-see at a good part of ing soon* which will remove the the world and most recently (1947) slight technicality which keeps the took Bill and his wife, Peg (class of association from being an official ’26) to Japan for a three-vear stay. It alumni chapter at present. It is our was in Tokyo that they found an in­ only alumni chapter in Maine, but ternational alumni chapter of Sigma there is a chance that Ted Gridley, Chi, the only fraternity to have an the publicity director at Westbrook alumni chapter over there. “Every­ Junior College in Portland, may be where we turned in Tokyo, we ran able to get the gears moving toward into a Sigma Chi,” Peg said. Peg and a similar unit in western Maine. Bill came back to the U. of M. in ’50 and Bill enrolled in public manage­ (Con’t. on next page) ment. Although retired from the *The Charter has “forthcomed.” (Con’t. on next page) PINE TREE SIG 23

Alumni Chapter (con’t.) The Orono Association has been picking up momentum and has added a new member here and there. Bob urges any Sigma Chi alumni in this area who would like to get in on the activities to drop him a line. At a special alumni meeting here at the house during Homecoming nearly fifty returning Sigs got to­ gether with president Patton doing the honors. Bob spoke as did Percival Mosher, Rho Rho’s first consul; Paddv Huddilston; and present con­ sul, Dick Dow. At the formal initiation last month when twenty-eight new members were ushered into Sigma Chi, most of the interrogators came from the ranks of the Orono Alumni group, and they turned in fine jobs, each and everv one. A big assist for us here at the house. two semesters “Mouse” found time (besides his studies) to master the Peg and Bill (con’t.) English language, to go through pledge training and THAT week armv now Bill is still active in Scab­ which follows, to become a member bard and Blade and is a major in the of Sigma Chi, and to become pinned military government in nearby Ban­ to a lovely little girl named Ellie gor. Bill attends our house meetings Shima, who was also attending the regularly and is our source for how University. Where did Ellie hail things were in “the good old davs.” from? Maine? No. United States? Come Tune. Bill will get that elusive No. Denmark? No. The Philippines, little sheepskin that has been thirtv but naturally. So the news that Ellie years in the making and another door and Mouse are engaged brings this opens for remarkable Brother Bill. honest-to-goodness international ro­ mance to a near-climax. We are, however, at a slight disadvantage in MOGENS MANGLES MESSAGE keeping up our end of this foreign A recent rare pleasure for us was correspondence, for “Mouse” wrote a letter from Brother Mogens Knochel his letter to us in long-hand (undoubt­ from Copenhagen, Denmark. edly while running for a train). He “Mouse” says that Ellie is there now was really thoughtful, however; he and that they are engaged. Perhaps not only put his return address on it would bring some of you up to date the letter but on the back of the if we would briefly review “Mouse.” envelope also. The only catch to this Three years ago the Bowdoin Plan is that we cannot read either of them. delivered unto 11s a young man: The address in the alumni list at the Mogens Knochel bv name, Danish bv back of this magazine is, we fear, nationality, and, later, a real pood hardly a reasonable facsimile. Our pity by reputation (we pledged him). only chance now is that bv some He was to stay with us for a year and chance there may be a mind reader a busy year it was. For within those on the Copenhagen post office staff. 24 PINE TREE SIG

RI IO RI IO ALUMNI ROSTER The lists of names on the following pages should include all of our living alumni. However, we are willing to concede without a blow landed that there are discrepancies to be found by even the casual eye. And this is why. Our alumni files were obviously in need of a shot in the cards; we took the obvious step and wrote to the National Headquarters for a complete list. Our request was granted pronto with the names of our alumni typed on convenient, fileable cards (a really helpful service, we might add). The National suggested that we check these cards with the University Alumni files which we did. However, the list is not complete yet. Thus, we would like to enter a request here. As you go through these names looking for old buddies would you kindly jot down any corrections that you can give us? If encouragement warrants it, we could put out a similar list periodically keeping it up to date as much as possible. Happy hunting. Acheson, Maj. Gen. George R...... ’26 Barrett, Basil E...... Central Air Defense Force, 1209 700 Hanna Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo. Barrett, Woodbury G...... T4 Adams, George J...... T8 P. O. Box 1465, Portland, Me. 75 Sherman Ave., Glen Falls, N. Y. Barrows, Franklyn F...... ’31 14 Whitman St., Sanford, Me. Albee, Burton H. Barry, Dr. Manley L...... ’37 33 O’Leary Drive, Manchester, Conn. Box A, Kalamazoo, Mich. Alexander, William P. Bartlett, Enoch J...... ’02 c/o Mutual Telephone Co., 1130 15330 Lake Ave., Lakewood, Ohio Alakea St., Honolulu, Ter. Hawaii Bates, James C...... ’32 Allen, Charles S...... 50 Germain St., Eastport, Me. 71 Eastern Ave., Augusta, Me. Beal, William M...... ’31 Allen, Donald M...... 83 Wildwood St., Winchester, Mass. 321 Route 59, Manuet, N. Y. Beckett, Clarence B...... ’23 Alley, Frank O...... T9 78 South St., Calais, Me. Eden St., Bar Harbor, Me. Beckwith, Milledge M...... ’30 Anderson, George H...... ’31 98 Sweden St., Caribou, Me. Barrow’s Greenhouse, Gorham, Me. Eenjamin, Charles S...... ’42 Anderson, Harold F...... ’41 3962 Taft Ave., Seafold, L. I, N. Y. 133 High Haith Rd., Arlington, Bennett, Robert H...... ’41 Mass. 55 Mystic Drive, Apponaug, R. I. Andrews, Francis S...... ’42 Berrie, Dr. Lloyd H...... ’25 33 Spruce St., Watertown, Mass. 8 Reservoir St., Caribou, Me. Andrews, Roger S...... ’49 Berry, Earle S...... TO 3145 Mt. Pleasant St., NW, Apt. 31, 675 N. Terrace Ave., Mt. Vernon, Washington, D. C. N. Y. Anthony, B. B...... T4 Blake, Ralph S...... ’25 General Delivery, Brownville, Texas Westwood Manor, Wilmington, Del. Atherton, Raymond N...... Blodgett, Raymond H...... ’28 20 N. Main St., Orono, Me. Bowdoinham, Me. Atwood, Robert D...... ’40 Boothby, Ralph H...... T4 2898 Florence Circle, Salt Lake City, 245 N. Washington St., North Attle­ Utah boro, Mass. /iugcnsiciii, nuy jj...... Bowen, Calvin W...... ’48 112 Chadwick Ave., Newark, N. J. 230 Seventh St., Auburn, Me. Austin, Bernard H...... ’50 Boynton, Francis H...... ’32 1 Riverside Drive, Augusta, Me. 84 Greenwood St., Wakefield, Mass. Barber, Howard G., Jr...... ’45 Bradlev, William J., Jr...... ’46 115 8th St., Providence, R. I. 24 Chamberlain Ave., Portland, Me. Barbour, Bentley I...... Brookes, Leslie ...... ’38 33 Lincoln Terrace, Yonkers, N. Y. 55 S. Alton St., Manchester, Conn. Barker, Harold L...... TO Brown, Earl D...... ’35 57 Kingswood Rd., Auburndale, North Waterford, Me. Mass. Brown, Henry A...... ’37 Barney, Richard J...... ’50 706 Grandview Drive, Alexandria, 463 Ray St., Portland, Me. Va. PINE TREE SIG 25

Brown, Philip L...... ’51 Claverie, Sumner A...... ’43 982 N. Main St., West Hartford, Box 146, Ashfield, Mass. Conn. Clough, Charles H., Jr...... ’40 Brown, Raynor K...... ’37 R. F. D. No. 5, Brooks Rd., Portland, North Waterford, Me. Me. Browne, George W...... ’49 Clunie, Dr. Robert L...... ’36 51 Grace Church St., Rye, N. Y. 91 Congress St., Rumford, Me. Bryers, Jerome J...... ’39 Cobb, Joseph H...... Route 2, Stamford, Conn. 8 Juniper St., Orono, Me. Buck, Raymond W...... ’ll Colbath, E. Percy ...... ’23 R. F. D. No. 1, Monticello, Me. Silver St., North Coventry, Conn. Buckley, William W...... ’03 Condon, Guy B...... T6 680 Pleasant St., Worcester, Mass. 18 Calumet Ave., Hastings-on-Hud- Bunker, Oscar H...... ’33 son, N. Y. West Sullivan, Me. Connell, B. R...... ’07 Burk, Frank L...... ’17 38 Washington Rd., Scotia, N. Y. 119 Franklin St., Lynn, Mass. Conra, Wray C...... ’28 Burk, Fredrick C...... ’33 24 Upland Rd., Attleboro, Mass. 98 Stetson Ave., Swampscott, Mass. Cook, William J., Jr...... ’50 Burke, Major Gerard J...... ’40 114 Park Terrace, Hartford, Conn. Hq. 68th A. A. A. Gp., APO 942, Cooper, George S...... ’48 c/o Postmaster, Seattle, Wash. 9628 McKerney, South Gate, Calif. Burns, Dr. Ralph M...... ’24 Crandall, J. Stuart ...... T5 25 Duck Pond Rd., Glen Cove, L. I., 100 N. Hancock St., Lexington, N. Y. Mass. Butler, William P...... ’35 Crandon, Harry D...... ’29 Little River Cottage, Belfast, Me. Box 16, Woodstock, Conn. Butterfield, Albert J...... ’06 Crane, Daryl S...... ’45 905 S. Main St., Mansfield, Mass. Whiting, Me. Butterworth, Dale J...... ’41 Crane, Judson B...... ’41 R. F. D. No. 6, Portland, Me. Lubec, Me. Carle, A. E...... ’15 Crane, Thomas W...... ’36 2906 E. Jefferson, Detroit 7, Mich. 31 Haven Rd., South Portland, Me. Carleton, Harry V...... Creighton, William J...... ’49 447 Quincy Shore Blvd., No. Quincy, Van Voast Bldg., Apt. 6, Netherlands Mass. Village, Schenectady, N. Y. Carter, George M...... ’18 Crockett, Peter M...... 41 School St., Augusta, Me. 1201 Monroe St., Endicott, N. Y. Carter, Ray H...... ’24 Crimp, Frank W., Jr...... ’49 Washburn, Me. Rock City Falls, N. Y. Casswell, Claude E...... ’06 Crispin, Russell M...... T5 78 Mellen St., Portland 4, Me. Route 3, Shelby, Ohio Chadbourne, Walter W...... ’20 Crocker, Percival B...... ’21 3 Corrine Ct., Wilmington 278, Del. 27 Baker St., Foxboro, Mass. Chalmers, Lindsay B...... ’25 Crossley, William B., Jr...... ’45 Nine W. Diner, W. Bridge St., 83 Main St., Middleboro, Mass. Catskill, N. Y. Currie, Frank. S...... ’33 Chandler, William H...... ’40 4 Besler Ave., Cranford, N. J. Blanchard Rd., Box 353, Cumberland Curtin, Ernest E...... ’35 Center, Me. 31 Elsmere Ave., South Portland, Chase, Edward E...... T3 Me. 26 Stoney Brook Rd., Cape Elizabeth, Curtis, Clifton E...... ’31 Me. 38 Longfellow Drive, Cape Eliza­ Chellis, Robert D...... T9 beth, Me. 9 Pembroke Rd., Weston 93, Mass. Cushman, Parker G...... ’31 Cheney, Samuel C...... T7 47 Forest Ave., Orono, Me. Ashland, Me. Cutts, Robert ...... ’30 Cheney, Glen R...... ’15 North Hampton, N. H. Sunset Ave., Montpelier, Vt. Cyr, Edgar R...... ’27 Child, Frank C., Ill ...... ’49 4 Health St., Waterville, Me. 14 Franklin St., Danvers, Mass. Cyr, Gerald A...... ’27 Chittick, G. Raymond ...... ’50 4 Wilson Park, Waterville, Me. 77 United Homes, East Hartford, Daggert, Vaughn M...... ’30 Conn. 22 Drew St., Augusta, Me. Chute, Philip C...... ’43 Danforth, Richard H...... ’51 Chute Homestead, Naples, Me. 20A W. Grant St., Woodstown, N. J. 26 PINE TREE SIG

Davidson, Robert B...... ’51 Estabrook, H. U...... ’39 1504 Harrison St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1 Williston St., Brattleboro, Vt. Davis, Harry G...... ’31 Farnum, Francis H., Jr...... ’44 125 Franklin St., Rumford, Me. State St., Falmouth Foreside, Port­ Davis, Jasper A. W...... T9 land, Me. c/o Bureau of Public Roads, U. S. Feeley, John W...... ’44 Dept. of Agriculture, Glendale 49 Hilltop Pl., Westville, New Springs, N. C. Haven, Conn. Davis, Ralph L...... ’31 Fenn, Charles H...... TO R. F. D. 1, Brattleboro, Vt. 3105 Van Buren St., Wilmington, Dempsey, Edmund J...... T7 Del. North Sutton, N. H. Fenn, Herbert K...... ’ll Dempsey, Plinn D...... ’20 Idlehour Farm, Route 5, Henderson­ 6 Collidge Ave., Needham, Mass. ville, N. C. Dingley, Roland S...... T6 Ferguson, George ...... T3 West Farmington, Me. Route 1, Sugar Loaf Rd., Henderson­ Dinsmore, Wallace S...... ’27 ville, N. C. 27 Urquhart St., Rumford, Me. Flanders, Dr. Burton E...... ’08 DiRenzo, Michael J...... ’45 407 Main St., Rockland, Me. 44 Gay St., Rockland, Me. Flynn, Ralph E...... ’49 Dolloff, Richard C...... ’27 25 Cook St., Providence, R. I. 41 Forest Ave., Orono, Me. Fogarty, John J...... ’36 Douglass, Carl R...... ’51 Goodrich Ave., Cromwell, Conn. c/o PUSOM, 30 Rue de Mediouna, Fogler, Henry H...... ’43 Casablanca, Fr. Morocco 86 Wyndham Rd., Rochester 12, Douglass, Lloyd R...... ’20 N. Y. 31 Chestnut Rd., Verona, N. J. Fogler, John P...... ’50 Dow, Leroy E...... ’98 R. F. D. 1, East Corinth, Me. 276 State St., Portland, Me. Fogler, Raymond H...... T5 Dudlev, Kenneth R...... ’29 18 Calumet Ave., Hastings-on-Hud­ Milford, Me. son, N. Y. Dunlap, Louis A...... ’26 Fogler, William A...... ’51 41 Granite St., Portsmouth, N. H. 18 Calumet Ave., Hastings-on-Hud- Duren, H. E...... ’02 son, N. Y. Greenfield Lt. & Power Co., Green­ Foley, Francis L...... ’21 field, Mass. R. F. D. 1, Scarborough, Me. Durgin, Albert G...... ’08 Ford, Patrick M...... Brompton Club, East Angus, Que., 6860 Odin St., Hollywood, Calif. Canada Foster, George A...... ’50 Durkee, Harold A...... T9 47 Murdock St., Brighton, Mass. 28 Furitan Ave., Swampscott, Mass. Foster, John H...... ’27 uvvcncy, ...... R. F. D. 1, Bucksport, Me. Isleford, Me. Foster, John R...... ’25 Dwelley, Richard C...... ’51 c/o Foster’s Hauling & Moving Co., 6 Summit St., Auburn, Me. Roxbury, Mass. Dyer, Guy V...... T3 Foster, Randall C...... ’51 1616 Boulevard, West Hartford, P. O. Box 26, Friendship, Me. Conn. French, Robert J...... ’42 Dyer, Howard K...... TO 250 Maine St., Guilford, Me. 9 Middle Rd., Portsmouth, N. H. French, Robert M...... ’30 Dyke, Howard H...... P. O. Box 216, Madison, Me. Livermore Falls, Me. French, Roy W...... T2 Eaton, Arthur C...... ’ll 12 High St., Orange, Mass. 119 St. James Ave., Suffolk, Va. Frothingham, Thomas W...... T7 Elian, Arhtur J...... ’50 Eastland Hotel, Portland, Me. Ave 16 de Septiembre 5, Mexico, Fuller, Boyd C...... ’50 D. F., Mexico Box 51, Vanesville, Minn. Elliott, Robert R., Jr...... ’46 Gallant, Ronald E...... ’50 85 Highland Ave., Winchester, R. F. D. 1, South Windham, Me. Mass. Gallison, David E...... ’39 Emery, Lawrence W...... ’42 Lambert Lake, Me. 344 Ohio St., Bangor, Me. Gammell, Lewis W., Jr...... ’48 English, Benjamin W...... ’25 42 Third St., Attleboro, Mass. Washington St., Topsfield, Mass. Gartley, Elwood H...... ’40 Ervin, R. Lafayette ...... ’27 Mt. View Apts, Apt. A-3, Presque 53 Main St., Houlton, Me. Isle, Me. PINE TREE SIG 27

Genge, Clarence K...... ’41 Hatt, Raymond H...... ’38 29 Zion Hill, Dexter, Me. 273 River St., Braintree, Mass. Gilmore, Willard M...... ’32 Havener, Charles E...... ’38 128 Silver St., Waterville, Me. 96 Lebanon St., Southbridge, Mass. Goff, John B...... ’48 Hawkes, Howard T...... ’50 87 Leland St., Portland, Me. 117 Pine St., Portland, Me. Goff, Merle F...... ’48 Hawkes, Ralph W., Jr...... ’37 Bowdoin Courts, Route 1, Brunswick, 10 Morrill Ave., Gorham, Me. Me. Hawkes, Wyman E...... ’22 Gooch, W. L...... ’ll South Windham, Me. First St., West Point, Va. Haynes, Charles A...... T9 Gooding, William T., Jr...... ’43 26 South St., Ellsworth, Me. R. F. D. 1, Painesville, Ohio Haynes, Jerry G...... ’50 Goodspeed, Allen W...... ’28 26 South St., Ellsworth, Me. 810 College Ave., Morgantown, W. Haynes, Whitcomb ...... ’22 Va. 16 Prospect Ave., Greenfield, Mass. Gorman, John C...... ’42 5821 Beard Ave., Edina, Minn. Heath, Glenn B...... ’45 Grant, Benjamin E...... T7 90 Main St., Farmington, Me. 156 Sherman Rd., Chestnut Hill 67, Herbolzheimer, Fred, Jr...... ’43 Mass. Kynlyn Apt., 1334 Riverside Drive, Grant, Ernest H...... ’27 Wilmington, Del. 6 Davenport St., Augusta, Me. Hibbard, Winfred F., Jr...... ’50 Grant, Gardner C...... ’27 6 Ballard St., Bridgton, Me. Cherryfield, Me. Hill, Kenneth L...... ’51 Green, Lucien K., Jr...... ’36 73 North St., Bath, Me. 41 Maverick St., Rockland, Me. Hobbs, Donald E...... ’49 Greenlaw, David S...... ’41 440 Woodford St., Portland, Me. 183 Weston Rd., Rochester 12, N.Y. Hodgdon, Paul E...... T9 Griffee, Donald G...... ’42 74 Highland Ave., Greenfield, Mass. 48 Forest Ave., Orono, Me. Holland, Stanley R...... ’40 Haines, Henry H...... ’03 526 Kingston Rd., Enfield, Oreland, Skowhegan, Me. Pa. Hale, Elliot K., Jr...... ’45 Holmes, Allan B...... ’41 Harlow Hill Rd., Mexico, Me. 37 Howard Ave., Lynnfield Center, Haley, Francis N...... ’25 Mass. 113 Grove St., West Lynn, Mass. Holmes, Dr. Ralph M...... ’ll Flam, Everett G...... T6 14 Handy Court, Burlington, Vt. 2 Seymour Court, Troy, N. Y. Holmes, Robert G...... ’42 Ham, Philip W...... ’22 91 Euclid Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 1504 Keyes Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. FIoman, Carroll A...... ’36 Ham, Robert D...... ’44 Bird Club, 1 Woodland Rd., East 409 E. Iris St., Oxnard, Calif. Walpole, Mass. Flamlin, Emery L...... ’21 Hook, Walter A...... ’41 15 Gladiolus Ave., Floral Park, L. I., 17 Alden St., Quincy, Mass. N. Y. Hopkins, Fred W...... ’98 Flammond, Avery C...... ’ll Elliston, Mont. 287 Ohio St., P. O. Box 200, Bangor, Hopkins, Sumner P...... ’22 Me. 54 Penobscot St., Bangor, Me. Hammond, Charles H...... ’24 Hopkinson, Stephen S...... ’51 13 Myrtle St., South Paris, Me. 1190 Westbrook St., Portland, Me. Hammond, Richard N...... ’50 Houston, John ...... ’42 54 Mt. Vernon St., Gardiner, Me. 39 Independence Drive, Brookline, Harmon, A. Henry ...... T8 Mass. 1012 Third St., Santa Monica, Calif. Howe, George H., Jr...... ’ll Harmon, Ralph C...... ’09 9122 Longwood Drive, Chicago, Ill. 276 W. Broadway, Bangor, Me. Huddleston, John H...... ’02 Harriman, John P...... ’39 20 Hamlin St., Orono, Me. 41 Bloomfield St., Lexington, Mass. Huestis, Charles S...... ’29 Harrington, Benjamin ...... ’49 11 Bliss Pl., Norwich, Conn. 17 Winter St., Skowhegan, Me. Hunt, William S...... ’37 Harris, Abram W., Ill, ...... ’50 95 West Ave., Gt. Barrington, Mass. Box 373, Bar Harbor, Me. Hurry, Irving J...... ’33 Harrison, George O...... ’37 308 Wakefield Rd., Asbury Gables, 24 Rosemont Ave., Portland, Me. Neptune, N. J. 28 PINE TREE SIG

Hutchins, George S...... T8 Larrabee, Allan M...... ’34 18 Robinwood Ave., Forest Hill Vil­ Salem, N. H. lage, Toronto, Ont., Canada Larson, Ernest L...... ’46 Hutchinson, Albert F...... T5 Middle Rd., Yarmouth, Me. No. Mountain Ave., Bound Brook, Laughlin, Donald S...... ’20 N. J. Route 99, Falmouth Foreside, Me. Hutchinson, Arthur N...... ’09 Leafe, Russell P...... ’40 13 Grove Place, East Orange, N. J. 15 Chisholm Rd., Winchester, Mass. Ingalls, John ...... ’27 Leonard, Frederic A...... ’43 JLaGrange, Me. Camp Detrick, Frederick, Md. Jack, Arthur T...... ’32 Levensailor, Arthur E., Jr...... ’48 43 Grove St., Kennebunk, Me. Western Ave., Waterville, Me. Jackson, Lawrence B...... ’34 Libby, Everett E. F...... T8 43 High St., Old Town, Me. 207 Sagamore St., Manchester, N. H. Jackson, Robert H...... ’29 Libby, Edward F...... ’50 74 Midwood Rd., Teaneck, N. J. 69 Auburn St., Medford, Mass. Janney, Charles T...... ’33 Lilly, Walter H...... T2 3208 E. Howell, Seattle 22, Wash. 205 Circle St., San Antonio, Texas Jenkins, Robert D...... ’43 Linskey, William H...... ’33 8386 Banbury St., Cincinnati 15, 54 Broadway, South Portland, Me. Ohio Lobozzo, George V...... ’44 Jenks, Robert F...... ’32 c/o PlISOM, 30 Rue de Mediouna, R. F. D. No. 1, Cazenovia, N. Y. Casablanca, Fr. Morocco Jewett, C. Lincoln ...... ’44 Lord, Dr. Edwin M...... ’40 100 Memorial Dr., Apt. 5-16, Cam­ 198 Madison Ave., Skowhegan, Me. bridge, Mass. Lord, Francis J...... ’34 Jewett, Donald C...... T6 238 Maine St., Old Town; Maine 11 Central Ave., Newtonville 60, Snake Hill Rd., Belmont, Mass. Mass. Lord, Dr. Judson P...... ’34 Johnson, Kenneth S., Jr...... ’44 Box 475, Warren, Me. 161 Lincoln St., Franklin, Mass. Lord, Leslie R...... ’08 Johnson, Lorin B...... ’33 Old Town, Me. 49 Middle St., Braintree, Mass. Lovely, Donald C...... ’31 Johnson, Richard L...... ’33 5 Maine St., Lincoln, Me. R. F. D. No. 2, Wappingers Falls, Lull, David T...... ’36 N. Y. R. F. D. 1, Pinetops, Windsor, Vt. Karl, Harold L...... ’06 Lull, Sumner H...... ’38 11 Granite St., Rockland, Me. 27 Bryant St., Springfield, Mass. Kennett, Russell B...... T9 Lutts, Carlton C...... T3 Lowell Rd., Madison, N. H. 26 Dearborn St., Salem, Mass. Kierstead, Edward S...... ’42 Lutts, Herbert W...... ’33 11 Bagley Ave., Bucksport, Me. 133 Kemper St., Wollaston 70, Mass. Kierstead, Horton W...... ’07 Lutts, Richard W...... ’46 5 Middle St., Bucksport, Me. 26 Dearborn St., Salem, Mass.; 34 Kilburn, George W...... T7 Elm Tree Lane, Levittown, L. I., c/o Chicago Junior School, Elgin, Ill. N. Y. Kimball, Charles E...... ’39 McGlauflin, Donald ...... ’50 75 Leighton St., Bangor, Me. 32 Main St., Gorham, Me. Kinney, Donald C...... ’49 McIntire, Walter D. ’04 Range Rd., Dover-Foxcroft, Me. 108 Wistoria St., Mittineaque, Mass. Kisonak, Edward L...... ’44 McKown, Richard E. ... T7 3 Orange St., Lewiston, Me. 20 Applebey Rd., Wellesley 81, Klein, Fredric W...... ’48 Mass. 345 E. 86th St., New York, N. Y. MacDonald, Robert W...... ’40 Kloss, Charles E...... ’44 20 Sparrow Lane, Levittown, Hicks­ 45 Walworth Ave., Rosedale, N. Y. ville, L. I., N. Y. Knight, William B...... ’32 MacNair, Leonard E...... ’23 1 School St., Ellsworth, Me. 16 High St., Houlton, Me. Knochel, Mogens ...... Manter, David L...... c/o Gad & Gjellerup, Ostirbrogade 41 Bower Rd., Braintree, Mass. 4tn, Copenhagen, Denmark Marsden, Irving G...... ’46 Lamprell, William W...... ’45 Carol Court, Apt. 5-B-4, Newberry, 1613 Bolton Ave., Baltimore 17, Md. S. C. Lapp, Julius E...... ’32 Marin, Dr. William H...... T5 Main St., Morrisville, N. Y. 2 Delevan St., New Brunswick, N. J. PINE TREE SIG 29

Mason, Jesse H...... ’09 Patterson, Harry A...... ’21 76 Lovell Rd., Watertown, Mass. Knowlton Lane, Brighton Station, Massey, Clinton D...... ’23 Rochester 10, N. Y. 96 Mellen St., Portland, Me. Peabody, Arland W...... ’37 Mayo, John H...... ’42 263 Huston, Jackson, Miss. 59 Ocean Ave., Portland, Me. Peabody, Myron C...... T6 Meade, Russell E...... ’51 42 Dartmouth St., Springfield, Mass. North River Rd., Auburn, Me. Peck, Dr. Luther ...... ’02 Melcher, Edmund C...... T9 711 Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth, Bingham, Me. Mich. Merrill, James W...... ’23 Perkins, Harold V...... ’34 23 Old Mamaroneck Rd., White 47 Silver Rd., Bangor, Me. Plains, N. Y. Perry, Ens. Vincent M...... Merrill, Philip A...... ’34 2 Home Rd., Bangor, Me. 21 Folsom St., Madison, Me. Peterson, Charles H...... Merrill, Robert S...... ’40 c/o Central Maine Power Co., Free­ 9 Court Street Place, Augusta, Me. port, Me.; Res. 69 Pine St., South Metcalf, Edwin S...... T7 Paris, Me. Damariscotta, Me. Phinney, Alverlo L...... Miller, John P...... ’43 9 Middle St., Saco, Me. 150 Mystic St., West Medford, Mass. Pierce, Harold T...... Morin, Paul E...... ’40 1025 No. 21st St., Allentown, Pa. 220 Mass. Ave., Providence, R. I. Piper, Richard S...... Morrison, John M...... ’30 230 Center St., Brewer, Me. 29 Union St., Saco, Me. Pippin, Richard P...... Mosley, Howard E., Jr...... ’49 Maple St., Ellington, Conn. 182 Margaret St., South Portland, Plummer, Kenneth O...... Me. 18 Holland St., Bangor, Me. 10 Metropolitan Ave., Roslindale 31, Plumer, Wesley C...... Mosher, Percival H...... ’02 1308 Myron St., Schenectady, N. Y. Boston, Mass. Poole, Donald G...... Moulton, Olin C...... ’30 Vinalhaven, Me. South Verdi Rd., Highland Park, Prescott, Bernard F...... ’48 Reno, Nev. 352 So. Main St., Brewer, Me. Mutty, Victor L...... ’37 Porter, Laurence W...... ’28 109 Poplar St., Bangor, Me. 5 High St., Yarmouth, Me. Nelson, Robert W...... ’45 Porter, Ralph W...... ’27 37 Prospect St., Attleboro, Mass. 11 Green St., Houlton, Me. Noyes, Elwood A...... T5 Potenzo, Frank J...... ’50 Limestone, Me. 114 Pearl St., Portland, Me. Orcutt, Elmer J...... ’49 Potter, Robert E...... ’08 Princeton, Me. 160 Whipple Rd., Kittery, Me. Osborne, William H...... ’27 Prentiss, James M...... ’51 17 Claire St., Great Neck, N. Y. 20 Woodlawn Ave., Middletown, Osgood, Carl C...... ’38 N. Y. 3029 Homer Ave., Merchantville, Prince, Charles E...... ’06 N.J. 15 Prince Ave., Kittery, Me. Page, Richard T...... ’31 Prince, Ralph N...... ’32 901 Maine St., Lawrence, Kan. 25 Van Buren Ave., Castleton-on- Packard, Henry E...... ’45 Hudson, N. Y. Packard Ave., Norway, Me. Proctor, John H...... T3 Parmenter, Robert H...... ’46 Sandwich, Mass. 60 Leland St., Portland 5, Me. Pryor, Henry P...... ’40 Parmenter, Thomas E...... ’44 17 Laramie Rd., Plainfield, N. J. West Manor, Apt. 31, Shipley St., Pulsifer, James H...... T9 Seaford, Del. Canton, Me. Parsons, John W...... ’50 Quinn, John J., Jr...... ’49 20 Avalon Place, Wethersfield 9, 185 Commercial St., Weymouth, Conn. Mass. Parsons, William F...... ’41 Quint, Lloyd F...... ’43 Malbons Mills Rd., Skowhegan, Me. 7 Liberty St., Concord, N. H. Pattern, Morton C...... ’44 Ramsdell, Ellis M...... ’39 712 High St., Bath, Me. Route 2, Box 269, Homestead, Fla. Patten, Robert H...... ’45 Rand, C. Winslow ...... ’32 Hampden Highlands, Me. 83 Spring St., Berlin, N. H. 30 PINE TREE SIG

Rand, John H...... ’32 Sinclair, Richard .M...... ’42 55 Main St., Livermore, Me. 1 Meadow Lane, South Hadley, Rand, Preston B...... ’43 Mass. 204 State St., Brewer, Me. Sinkinson, George E...... T4 Redman, William W...... T5 215 Blackstone Blvd., Providence, 105 Philbrick Ave., Kittery, Me. R. I. Reggio, A. William, Jr...... ’42 Sinkinson, Richard ...... ’43 28 Green St., Medfield, Mass. 92 Greenwich Ave., Providence 14, Reitz, John A...... ’41 R. I. 57 Rhode Island Ave., Newport, R. I. Richardson, Gordon T...... ’34 Skillings, Clarence E...... ’27 117 Odell Ave., Beverly, Mass. 7 Silver St., Bucksport, Me. Ring, Arthur A...... ’21 Skolfield, S. Kenneth ...... ’18 50 Walker Ave., Saylesville, R. I. 134 Salisbury Rd., Brookline, Mass. Ring, Edgar R...... T8 Small, Andrew J...... ’26 28 Jefferson Pond, Princeton, N. J. 1541 Vinewood, Detroit 16, Mich. Ring, Ernest H...... ’22 Small, Henry D...... ’24 114 Middlebury Rd., Watertown, 103 Bedford St., Bath, Me. Conn. Small, Robert E...... ’42 Riva, Robert A...... T8 235-9 Park Dr., Boston, Mass. 835 Third Ave., Berlin, N. H. Robbins, Arthur H...... ’29 Smith, George L...... ’09 Union, Me. 10 Dana St., Malden, Mass. Roberts, Guy H...... ’07 Smith, Elmer V...... ’42 320 N. Seventh St., Santa Paula, 1214 N. Charles St., Apt. 2, Balti­ Calif. more, Md. Roberts, Philip C...... ’25 Smith, Royal H. G...... T6 866 Riverside St., Portland, Me. 2304 Linden Ave., Middletown, Ohio Robertson, Oliver W...... ’51 Snow, Verne ...... ’31 R. F. D. 2, Waldoboro, Me. 83 Servilla Ave., Hoxie, R. I. Rockwood, Ralph H...... ’98 Sparrow, Eldredge E...... ’50 East Kingston, N. H. South Orleans, Mass. Roemer, Edward H...... ’24 Spear, Bert D...... ’33 1284 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass. 62 Fifth St., South Portland, Me. Rogers, Fredrick D...... TO Spear, Donald H...... ’48 37 Ingraham Rd., Wellesley, Mass. 2102 W. Fargo St., Chicago, Ill. Rowley, Charles C., Ill ...... ’44 Spear, Willard W...... ’24 317 Springfield Ave., Summit, N. J. 37 Bay View Ave., South Portland, Roy, Robert F...... ’43 Me. 4 Danforth St., Norway, Me. Spear, William F...... ’48 Pioylance, Herbert M...... ’34 37 Bay View Ave., South Portland, 2000 N. Inglewood St., Arlington, Me. Va. Speers, Ronald T...... ’49 Rozelle, Algernon G...... ’23 Braeside, Winthrop, Me. Charleston, Me. Spiller, Donald M...... ’49 Russell, Edward S...... T7 152 Oakley Rd., Belmont, Mass. 1134 Foam Pl., Far Rockaway, N. Y. Spratt, Aubrey J...... T8 Schmidt, Francis V...... ’42 348 Alahamar Terrace, San Gabriel, 571 E. 22nd St., Paterson, N. J. Calif. Schmidt, George G...... ’40 Springer, Vance G...... ’31 12 Roxbury Rd., Garden City, L. I., 15 Murray St., Augusta, Me. N. Y. Staff, Gordon R...... ’44 Schroeder, John K...... ’26 11 Robin Rd., Franklin Square, L. L, High School, York Village, Me. N. Y. Sederquest, Allen E...... T3 Staples, Arthur J...... ’27 57 Hudson Ave., Stillwater, N. Y. Hillside Ave., Presque Isle, Me. Shaw, Norman ...... T8 Stevens, Howard E...... ’97 7 Stanwood PL, Bar Harbor, Me. 725 Linwood Place, St. Paul, Minn. Shaw, Richard ...... ’27 Stewart, George T...... ’04 Prospect Harbor, Me. 2502 E. and 3rd Pl., Chicago, Ill. Sherman, Raphael S...... ’06 Stickney, Warren A...... ’30 76 Masonic St., Rockland, Me. 205 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn 5, N. Y. Sbiells, James L., Jr...... ’35 Strong, Joseph W...... T4 Box 164, Bar Mills, Me. 15 Chaske Ave., Auburndale, Mass. Sinclair, Karl A...... ’04 Strong, Willard E., Jr...... ’24 3724 Pukalani Pl., Honolulu, T. H. R. F. D. No. 1, Augusta, Me. PINE TREE SIG 31

Sutton, Joseph S...... ’44 Vickery, Earle W...... T6 28 Richmond St., West Roxbury, West St., Greenville Junction, Me. Mass. Violette, William A...... ’40 Sweetser, Herman P...... TO Box 282, Balboa, Canal Zone Cumberland Center, Me. Walsh, Thomas D...... ’50 Sweetser, Phillip S...... ’44 23 Sewall St., Augusta, Me. Blanchard Rd., Cumberland Center, Ward, Arthur S...... ’05 Me. c/o United Shoe Machinery Co., 140 Sweetser, Richard M...... ’51 Federal St., Boston, Mass. Blanchard Rd., Cumberland Center, Ward, Thomas FI...... ’01 Me. 17 Shattuck St., Greenfield, Mass. Swift, Prof. Harold C...... T8 Warner, Benjamin I., Jr...... ’45 College Rd., Orono, Me. 111 MacArthur Circle West, South Sylvester, Donald M...... ’33 Portland, Me. c/o LI. S. Industrial Chemical Co., Warren, George W...... ’34 Box 1130, Brownsville, Tex. 62 W. Main St., Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Talbot, Philip H...... T7 Watson, George A...... ’43 673 Congress St., Portland, Me. 50 Favson Lakes Rd., Fayson Lakes, Turner, Edward R...... ’42 N.J. 129 Township Line, Jenkintown, Pa. Weed, Edward A...... 42 Taylor, Charles G...... ’24 17 Jefferson Rd., Wakefield, Mass. Tremont St., Barre, Vt. Weed, George W...... ’20 Taylor, Carleton L., Jr...... ’36 525 Turain Ave., Long Beach, Calif. 2349 Vandenburg St., East Gary, Weeks, Julien O...... ’24 Ind. 48 Burrell St., Melrose, Mass. Temple, James W...... ’37 Wentworth, William H...... TO 17 Hinkley St., Bath, Me. 59 Burleigh St., Waterville, Me. Thomas, Capt. Herrick M...... ’39 Wheeler, Paul S...... ’33 308 N. George Mason Drive, Arling­ 19 Cleveland St., Houlton, Me. ton, Va. Whitcomb, Morton C...... ’24 Thomas, Lucian A...... ’05 R. F. D. 1, Ellsworth, Me. 308 N. George Mason Drive, Arling­ Whitcomb, Paul L...... ’23 ton, Va. 36 Birch Ave., Ellsworth, Me. Thompson, Robert A...... ’36 Whitney, Benjamin B...... ’ll 809 “F” St., Brunswick, Ga. 29 Grove St., Bangor, Me. Tibbetts, Roland J...... ’32 Whitney, Col. C. A...... T5 22 Pine St., Great Barrington, Mass. Culver Military Academy, Culver, Timberlake, Robert E...... ’32 Ind. 36 Upland Ave., Portland, Me. Wilder, Carroll D...... ’20 Tolman, Marthon G...... ’40 Washburn, Me. 7 Marston St., Norway, Me. Wilkins, Alden W...... ’24 Tolman, Walter S...... ’20 51 Washington St., Lakeport, N. H. 119 Culver Rd., Buffalo, N. Y. Willey, John C...... ’35 Towner, Wayland D...... T5 c/o William Morrow & Co., Inc., Comfort, Tex. New York, N. Y. Trask, Allen D...... ’38 Williams, Earl T...... ’51 P. O. Box 499, Marshall Rd., Ches­ 2 Foch St., Sanford, Me. hire, Conn. Williams, Randall V...... T9 Trask, Herbert I...... ’32 Ridlonville, Me. 32 Ridgebrook Drive, West Hartford, Willoch, Jan ...... ’49 Conn. Blakkaveien Six, Bestum, Norway Tsiales, Panayiotis T...... Wilson, Elmer J...... ’07 267 Dwight St. Ext., Springfield, 14 Manning Rd., Lynn, Mass. Mass. Wilson, Henry B...... ’25 Tucker, Clarence A...... ’29 Main St., Mars Hill, Me. 49 Ellery St., Cambridge, Mass. Wilson, Kermit B...... ’43 Umphrey, George N...... ’32 R. F. D. 3, Bainbridge, N. Y. 1 Henricks Place, Bloomfield, N. J. Winchester, David B...... ’44 Uzmann, Joseph R...... *46 191 Sylvan Knoll, Stamford, Conn. 303 Washington St., Hempstead, Witham, George L. ’26 N. Y. Summerville Court. Apt. 182-A, Up­ Verrill, Philip T...... T7 ham St., Mobile, Ala. 46 Berkeley St., Cumberland Mills, Wood, Lewis C...... ’08 Me. East Waterboro, Me. Vickery, Earle N...... ’08 Wood, Robert C...... ’45 12 Libby St., Pittsfield, Me. 515 E. Main St., Portland, Ind. 32 PINE TREE SIG

Woods, Eldridge B...... Fogler, William A...... ’09 34 Whipple Rd., Kittery, Me. Field, Edmund E., Jr...... Woodbury, Dwight A...... ’09 Fickett, Kenneth M...... Ohio Wesleyan University, Dela­ Mann, Benjamin D...... ware, Ohio McKenney, Charles R., Jr...... Farnum, Frank P...... T6 Woodbury, Newell B...... T5 McKay, John K...... Box 6, Washington, N. H. Duffy, John P. F...... Woodbury, Ralph E...... ’42 Libby, Lew E...... 45 Tudor City Place, New York 17, Leen, James C...... N. Y. Juel-Larsen, Niels ...... T9 Wooster, H. Hollis ...... ’28 Curtis, Paul C...... 20 Faculty Rd., Durham, N. H. Curran, Edward E...... Wooster, Kenneth T...... T9 Konecki, Lt. Col. Leon W...... ’39 27 Harthorn Ave., Bangor, Me. Hutchins, Deane L...... Howell, Richard H...... Wright, Harold W...... TO Hinckley, William P...... R. F. D. 100, Falmouth Foreside, Hickley, Jerold M...... Portland, Me. Hammond, Roy don L...... Wright, William P...... ’40 Goodwin, Ross W...... Falmouth Foreside, Portland, Me. Thompson, Robert W...... Wunderly, A. W...... T8 Spencer, Frank F...... 48 Hammond St., Acton, Mass. Sawyer, Kenneth S...... Wylde, Paul L...... T9 Sadler, Rudolph C. A...... ’38 Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada Smith, Charleton G...... Cole, Ernest J...... Young, Kenneth H...... ’29 Chase, Kenneth W...... 24 Larch St., Brighton, Mass. Chase, Allan S...... Young, Stanley P...... ’34 Richardson, George L...... 251 Charles St., Reading, Mass. Prescher, Dr. Adolph R...... Zellner, Gordon G...... ’51 Atwater, Donald V...... 29 Central Place, Caldwell, N. J. Atwood, Stoughton ...... Zellner, Robert A...... ’49 Adams, John Q., Jr...... 404 4th Ave., Lewiston, Idaho Phillips, Neal W...... Zottoli, Joseph R...... ’32 Pearse, Walton B...... 50 Crabtree Rd., Squantum, Mass. Wilson, Dustin W...... Zottoli, Robert A...... ’33 O’Loughlin, James F...... 43 Sagamore Ave., Quincy, Mass. Waterman, Clarence S...... No Address Nutler, Harry H...... MEMBERS Robert Anderson Stan Lavery Al Bancroft Dave Lovejoy Al Bingham Carlton MacLean Connie Bosworth Ralph Mahoney Fred Breslin Don Mavor Brad Brown Paul Marsden Bob Bruns Brad Maxwell Frank Butler Phil Murphy Art Clark Art Nicol Lew Clark Frank Pickering Bruce Clifford Reg Nye Will Cobb Bob Ridlon Emerson Colby Bud Roberts Dave Cunningham Bill Ruby Clayton Davis Dick Schurman John DeWilde George Shute Fred Dolan Brian Simm Bill Donnell Dick Smith Dick Dow Charlie Spear Chet Duhamel John Standeven Bob Ellingwood Earle Stevens Bob Erickson Dick Trenholm Bill Feeney Bob Weatherbee Tom Fogler George Weatherbee Jim Forester Bob White Ben Freeman Carl Wight Brant Frost I Iarrv Yates Charlie Goodwin Joe Zellner Perk Gould Pete Granger Charlie Guise Pledges Dave Hale Bill Johnson Dennie Hawkes Carl Buschncr Bob Haynes Guy Wheelock Paul Higgins Art Scheffler Lou Hilton Ray McHenry Jim Florsfal Ray Crozier Lennie Horton Pete Shumway Bob Hunter Tom Fallon Pres Johnson Gerald Smith

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