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Awards of several kinds are ar ranged and given directly by the associa tion for meritorious service and loyal spirit. An outstanding career award is also included now. The Maine Alumnus is published at association expense five times a year Alumni? For What? and distributed to a good number who are not alumni and to all active members and to inactive members occasionally— The question has been asked, “What Without minimizing such importance as both as a service to the university and does an alumni association do?” It has exists in annual and capital drives, so as an official means of notification for been asked by students currently en much more is also done by alumni, the widespread membership of more than rolled and by former students and by especially in activities paid for by the seven thousand annual subscribers. some trustees and administrators. The gifts which are given to the tax exempt Alumni are represented in activities Executive Committee of the University association. all quite familiar probably but identified of Maine General Alumni Association An outstanding professorship is an as Summer Arts, Recreational Swimming, remind regular readers of our fundamen nually supported by alumni, and an addi new building dedications, Centennial ob tal purpose: to foster a spirit of fraternity tional award to one distinguished faculty servance, fraterniity counseling, athletic among former students and graduates of member each year and students are advising, senior class banquet and Com this university and to effect united action given aid through both individual and mencement, film purchase and fi’m show for the welfare of the University. Let us class accumulations which earn annual ing of Maine produced films, Prism dis answer more fully the question about ac interest amounts. tribution for the older classes, purchase tivities. It does seem appropriate in this Alumni promote back-to-campus events and display of portraits, travel and issue of the Alumnus. involving the whole campus community, 1 epresentation of the university, delega First, our association interprets the especially at Homecoming and Com- tions to other universities’ inaugurations university to its alumni through 50 state, mencment-Reunion. and convocations, development programs, national and 1 foreign alumni chapters. The alumni office counsels with and student military awards, graduating sen It acts as secretariat to the constituent advises the university on matters of im ior awards, preservation of songs and groups of classes, chapters and signifi portance to alumni. Herein are subjects traditions, assistance in commemorative cant special interest bodies such as for of admissions, publicity, public support ideas and promoting school merchandise. esters, teachers, lawyers and pulp and of legislative requests and recent pro Thus, that the question may not be paper technologists. The association pro grams of encouragement to and talent rhetorical, and that fostering goodwill motes particular alumnif • activities such search among young people. may seem a more realistic form of action, as class reunions. Alumni records are kept for the use you may be pleased with a solid national The question regarding money is some of alumni, students, faculty—on former organization, an on-campus secretarial times embarrassing, not because there is students, more than 42,000 of them in office, fifty local clubs, a philanthropy frank and frequent solicitation of gift ninety years of the existence of the as and a publishing facility which you, if an money. There seems to us no finer cause. sociation. Addresses as well as records of alumnus have personally provided by The embarrassment is from the repeti course of study and degrees are kept and your loyal interest and your membership. tion of the solitary implication that alum biographical facts on each person. ni are organized simply to raise funds. Distinguished alumni are recommend -—Russ Woolley Pierce GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mrs. Helen (Wormwood ’41) Albert M. Parker ’28 . •• OFFICERS ALUMNI COUNCIL Edward G. Sherry ’38 President Floyd N. Abbott ’25 Norma J. Smaha ’54 Robert P. Schoppe ’38 Ralph R. Bennett ’24 Mrs. Martha J. Weatherbee ’54 IjZ Vice President Maxwell B. Carter, Jr. ’44 Thomas N. Weeks ’16 Carl A. Whitman ’35 Mrs. Virginia T. Chaplin ’46 Kenneth Woodbury ’24 2nd Vice President Marion Cooper ’27 Myron W. Zimmerman ’50 r M. Eleanor Jackson ’20 Malcolm E. C. Devine ’31 UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Clerk Robert L. Fuller ’38 Lawrence M. Culter, President ’28 - • M. Waldo Libbey ’44 Mrs. Mary Hale Furman ’38 Arthur H. Benoit J A Frank C. Brown ’30 Treasurer Oscar R. Hahnel, Jr. ’44 « » * Edward H. Piper ’43 Howe W. Hall ’14 Ralph H. Cutting Executive Director Harold P. Hamilton ’30 Robert N. Haskell ’25 T. Russell Woolley ’41 Ralph L. Hodgkins, Jr. ’59 Hubert H. Hauck Ass’t Executive Directors Howard K. Lambert ’47 Lucia M. Cormier Mildred (Brown ’25) Schrumpf Herbert A. Leonard ’39 William T. Logan, Jr. 4 Philip O. McCarthy ’62 M. Milton MacBride ’35 Helen W. Pierce ’41 ALUMNI TRUSTEES Roscoe C. Masterman ’32 W. Gordon Robertson * Frank C. Brown ’30 Mrs. Margaret (Mollison ’50) McIntosh Owen H. Smith ’41 «• Pub'ished fi'e times a year, m September, November, January, April and June, by the University of Maine General Alumni Association business office: The Maine Alumnus, 44 Fogler Library, University of Maine, Orono, Maine 04473. Send changes of address to the business office six weeks prior to the next issue. Advertising rates on request. The Maine Alumnus is sent to members and to other subscribers; subscription price, $5.00 per annum. Member: American Alumni Council. Second class postange paid at Orono, Maine. 4 s the thousands of college alumni return to their A respective campuses this fall for annual home- coming celebrations, the most startling surprise may not be the upset victory of the opposing team, but the length and breadth of Fraternity Row. Contrary to a popular belief fostered by many na tional publications, Fraternity Rows are growing rather than dying. According to statistics recently published in Baird’s Manual, an almanac of the fraternity system, the returning alumnus will even find a few fraternities that didn’t exist on campus a few years previously. The tabulations in the 1963 edition of the manual show that there were 4,092 fraternity and 2,125 sorority chapters established at 915 accredited col leges and universities, an increase of 352 men’s Is Fraternity Row Getting Longer? groups and 249 women’s groups since the previous edition of the manual in 1957. Since the 1940 edi tion, the number of established chapters has more than doubled. The returning alumnus The manual points out that 7,324,481 college men and women have been initiated by the Greek- letter societies and 1,799,875 have been inducted will...find a few within the past six years. fraternities that didn't While much newspaper attention has been given to the contention that fraternities are no longer de exist... previously... sirable in the opinion of some college administrators and faculty members, almost 400 additional institu tions throughout the nation have persuaded national fraternities and sororities to become established on their campuses in the last six years. Why should the fraternity system, which has been criticized heavily recently and even predicted to die within 20 years by a leading men’s magazine, be growing at this seemingly unprecedented pace? To begin with, the growth of the fraternity sys tem can be attributed largely to the growth of higher By H. David Hilliard education itself. As U. S. colleges and universities experience a population explosion, they rely more on the private sector of the university community to provide housing and dining facilities for students. In the main, fraternity and sorority facilities are owned by private corporations whose directors con sist of alumni members of that fraternity. Dr. Elvis J. Stahr, former Secretary of the Army and now President of Indiana University, recently said that he was “very proud of the many groups at Indiana University who are rebuilding or remodeling and enlarging their physical plants.” While Dr. Stahr, member of Sigma Chi fraternity, may have had the fraternity system at heart, it is likely he was 5 also thinking of the several thousand additional din ing and living spaces the fraternities and sororities have provided at Indiana University over the past decade. Another factor that may be contributing to the growth of the system is that the Greek-letter socie ties seem to be overcoming some of the problems that their critics have pointed out in the past. An undergraduate president of a national frater nity chapter put it this way: “The fraternity system has had a change. Whereas just several years ago our house and many others here at the university practiced some very questionable hazing of pledges, that has gone the way of the racoon coat. The de mands of the fraternity member’s time are greater also. I think it has been good for all concerned.” Lambda Chi Alpha Not the least of the problems fraternities have had to face in order to expand concerns finances. To construct and furnish a new fraternity house capable of housing 80 members, a fraternity must plan to spend approximately $400,000. Where does a group of 80 college students come up with this staggering sum? •• Capital for the construction of fraternity houses can come from several sources. Many chapters which contemplate expansion or new construction have been in existence for a number of years, have accumulated assets, and can obtain the remainder from banks, savings and loan associations, and in surance companies. Many colleges and universities have taken Dr. Stahr’s point of view that fraternities can help with the student population explosion problem and pro Tau Epsilon Phi vide housing for the expected increased enrollment and have cooperated with fraternities in securing financing. I.U., for example, will co-sign mortgages with fraternities, enabling these groups to obtain fi nancing sometimes exceeding 75 per cent of the construction costs. Other areas of financial support for fraternities include their own alumni members and fraternity- related educational foundations. Fund-raising efforts among fraternity alumni have resulted in accumulated funds approaching a quarter of a million dollars for a single chapter in recent years. Often a college will cooperate to provide the donors with a tax deduc tion for their gifts. The most widely accepted method is for the educational institution to take title to the fraternity property and enhance or re build this according to the gifts received, which have been earmarked for this purpose by the organi zation’s alumni members. Phi Mu Delta • * , J ' • ,4 H. David Hilliard is a former member of the Most national fraternities and many local chap Wall Street Journal news staff and is now the In ters also have incorporated related educational ternational Alumni Director for Tau Kappa Ep foundations which the Internal Revenue Service silon Fraternity. 6 has approved to receive tax deducti ble gifts. It is ironic to note that the very expansion of the fraternity system itself has prohibited some of the fraternities from enlarging the num ber of chapters they have. Many na tional fraternity executives take the point of view that the plush frater nity houses on various campuses are keeping their organization from starting there. Bruce B. Melchert, executive secretary of Tau Kappa Epsilon, a national fraternity with over 200 chapters, says: “We were fortunate to have established our chapters at several of the universi ties where fraternity building booms have taken place before these booms occurred. To start new chapters at many of the state universities would be more difficult today because of Sigma Alpha Epsilon the physical plant needed to com pete.” At most private universities where the Greek-letter societies have en joyed a traditionally strong exis tence, there is very little critical I comment about the system. At De- Fraternities Get Facelifting Pauw University where over the years over 80 percent of the stu Another step in the continuing movement to strengthen the frater dents on the average have belonged nity system at U-M was made this summer when groundbreaking was at the Lambda Chi Alpha to the 23 fraternities and sororities held for an addition and renovation project chapter. located there this atmosphere is 4 much in evidence. The groundbreaking was significant in the light of three reports which have been made in the past few years to the university’s Board of Robert E. Crouch, secretary of Trustees evaluating the fraternity system. All three reports point out the alumni affairs and executive secre faults and weaknesses of the fraternities but all agree that the system has tary of the DePauw Alumni Fund, the potential to make it well worth the effort to restrengthen it. supports the fraternity system, espe Beta Zeta Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha has undertaken a $50,000 cially its contributions to university addition and renovation project which includes a 13-foot addition at the life. He says, “Although fraternities south end of the chapter house on College Avenue. The addition will have responded to the demand for enable the fraternity to bring the number of study rooms on the second scholastic improvement, it is in the floor up to 11, will allow for relocation of the lounge area, will permit > social area where they are still the construction of a powder room for visitors, will allow relocation of the f- dining and serving area and will permit the construction of a new greatest benefit to the private uni kitchen and chef’s living quarters in the- basement. versity. Returning alumni at De- Pauw’s Old Gold Day (the annual The housemother’s quarters will also be renovated. Some work, in homecoming celebration) always cluding renovation of toilet facilities and the fire escape, has been com spend at least some portion of their pleted. It is the first major renovation work in the chapter house in 40 years. time on campus reminiscing with former classmates at their respective To pay for the work, some $36,000 has been borrowed from the fraternity houses.” bank and the rest will be raised from alumni donations. The house now I 7 has 43 members and hopes to build the membership to 52. Among the major points outlined in the three evaluation reports and sug Upswing at U-M gested for the strengthening of the fra While a number of colleges throughout the nation are questioning ternity system at the U-M were the regu the value of fraternities, the University of Maine is witnessing an upswing lating of pledging so that only those stu in its “Greek” membership. dents who could maintain a minimum of Accoiding to Arthur F. Mayo, assistant Dean of Men and adviser to a “C” average would be eligible for the Interfraternity Council, the percentage of Freshman pledges has in pledging, with all informal initiation ac creased in the past two years. < tivities completed during the first week of Despite an ebb in membership in 1963, he said, the fraternities the fall semester; appointment of a schol “pretty well filled their pledge classes this year.” arship advisor for each fraternity with Of 520 first-year students who were eligible, having an accumulative fraternities remaining below the All academic average of 1.8 or above, more than 400 became members of the fraternity chapters on the Orono campus. Men’s Average for four consecutive se The 1.8 average specified by the IFC, but some houses require a mesters placed on academic probation; 2.0 minimum before pledging members. Mayo added that houses whose establishment of a judiciary system by accumulative averages fall below the accumulative average of the Uni the Inter-Fraternity Council; appointment versity’s male population for three consecutive semesters are required to by the university of an assistant dean of pledge only those students with a 2.0 or better average. men for fraternity affairs. However, he said “more houses bested the all-men’s average last fall than in several years.” Other major points included a recom Fraternities, according to University officials, play an important dual mendation that a cooperative buying pro role on campus: they not only provide housing accommodations for a gram be set up with the IFC and Fra great number of students but also offer opportunities for social growth. ternity Advisors Council hiring an execu The system, Mayo said, provides full room and board for 680 men tive secretary whose job it would be to at a cost that exceeds by only a small amount that of dormitory accom manage the buying program; and the ap modations. He said that “fraternities furnish its members with the opportunity pointment of a Standing Fraternity Com to hire their own help, maintain their own finances, manage their own mittee which will include a professional affairs, set up their own rules.” architect, to make annual inspections of With the exception of two or three, he said, all the Greek houses on the houses and make recommendations campus operated in the black during the past fiscal year. regarding repairs, alterations and renova Tau Epsilon Phi recently completed a new $80,000 addition; and Lambda Chi Alpha had a $45,000 face lifting during the summer. tions. 9 \ “All the houses are undergoing different types of renovation,” Mayo said, “and their physical condition has improved a great deal.” A number of these recommendations Reference libraries have been installed by Phi Kappa Sigma, Tau have already been heeded. About half Epsilon Phi and Tau Kappa Epsilon, he said; and other houses are work of the fraternity houses at the U-M now ing in the same direction. have scholastic advisors; the university Mayo estimated that about 80 per cent of the University’s campus now has an assistant dean of men for leaders—class officers, members of honor societies and student organiza tions, athletes—are fraternity members. fraternity affairs; the cooperative buying In the fall the IFC solicits in the Bangor-Brewer area in the drive program for food is now being used by against muscular dystrophy, he said, and various fraternities assume civic eight houses on campus; and the Inter projects. Fraternity Council has established a Some $12,000, a third of which are local funds from the active judiciary system to promote self-disci chapters, is offered in scholarships and loans annually by the Greeks, he pline within the system. said. The majority of the chapters, he added, offer part-time employment The chapters now on the Orono cam to their members in the form of dish-washing, stewardships and house managing. pus are Alpha Gamma Rho, Beta Theta Each fall the fraternities contact freshmen and upperclassmen to Pi, Delta Tau Delta, Kappa Sigma, secure pledges during a period called “rushing.” Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Eta Kappa, Phi “For the past 10 years,” Mayo said, “initiations have involved very Gamma Delta, Phi Kappa Sigma, Phi little hazing. Rather, the pledges paint, clean and repair their houses. Mu Delta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma “Fraternities offer a college student the opportunity for small group living, close friendships, leadership, and a personal atmosphere on an ex Chi, Sigma Nu, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Tau panding campus,” he said. Epsilon Phi, Tau Kappa Epsilon and Theta Chi. 8 On Campus This Summer items of interest about the University of Maine Joseph B. Chaplin, recently retired demonstrated aptitude will also be en which involve rearing black flies and University of Maine official and former couraged to re-enter educational pro mosquitoes in the laboratory can be car- Bangor High School principal, has been grams. lied on more successfully. named director of the State of Maine “Conditions of light and temperature Talent Utilization Agency which has ★ ★ ★ essential to the successful rearing of just received a $74,994.62 grant for its black flies and mosquitoes can be con first year of operation. Black fly and mosquito research at the trolled in the new insectary and these Chaplin, who will begin his duties im University of Maine received a boost facilities should contribute a great deal mediately in the scholar scout program when University President Edwin Young to our research achievements,” Professor designed to increase the number of announced a three-year grant of $28,428 McDaniel said. Maine high school graduates attending from the National Institute of Health Much of the research carried out college and post secondary schools, will for the support of research entitled be assisted by four scholar scouts, yet to “Biology of Floodwater Culicidae and be named. Black Flies.” The grant for the project is financed Prof. Ivan N. McDaniel, the man in Campsites and campers’ needs by the Office of Education under provi charge of black fly and mosquito re are considered in a circular just sions of the Higher Education Act of search at the University, that the funds published by the University of 1965. would be used for more extensive biolog Maine Cooperative Extension Ser Robert B. Cobb, director of Student ical research on black flies and mosqui vice. Services and project supervisor until the toes. In “Fitting the Campsite to the appointment of Chaplin, said that the “The emphasis of our research is on Tent Camper’s Needs” U.M. Ex agency will work in close cooperation identification distribution and relative im tension economist, Francis E. with other state educational institutions, portance of the species which bother man Montville, discusses the tent camp the Maine Principals’ Association, and in Maine. Once we have determined our ers equipment and suggests the other civic groups. problem species and have studied their kinds of campsites and facilities The program is designed to identify habits, we will be able to study means of best suited to his needs. qualified youth of exceptional financial eliminating them,” Professor McDaniel Copies of the circular may be need and encourage them to complete said. obtained by writing to the Mail their secondary schooling and undertake With the aid of two graduate assistants Room, Winslow Hall, University post-secondary educational training. Sec and specially designed equipment, Profes of Maine, Orono. ondary school or college drop-outs of sor McDaniel hopes that experiments 9 Campus News I under the grant will be done by two grad 4 uate assistants. John L. McDaniel, Lake City, S.C., a graduate of Clemson Col lege, will handle mosquito research; and Howard F. Harris, New York City, a graduate of City College of New York, will be responsible for the black fly ex Library Largest in Maine periments. Already at work in the new building, McDaniel is rearing mosquitoes from various sections of the state and is studying their life cycle; and Harris is A 48-foot hole is only one part Dr. MacCampbell, librarian, said. busy collecting newly hatched black fly of a renovation project which will “We hope to make the new regu adults and their pupal cases in order to make the University of Maine’s lations as unobstrusive as possible. send specimens to the National Museum Fogler Library the largest in the The cooperation of all members of in Washington, D.C., for identification. state. the university community in ob Harris also is planning an experiment To comply with Maine fire regu serving them will assure their suc which is designed to simulate the stream lations the hole is being trans cess,” he said. environment in which black flies thrive formed into a fireproof stairwell to Office and stack space also will for purposes of rearing black flies in the provide an exit on the east end of be increased considerably as a re laboratory. the building. All other stairwells in sult of the present $300,000 re the building are being fireproofed Both men are working toward M.S. novation project. with the addition of firedoors on degrees in entomology and their current The addition of fifth and sixth all levels. research projects will provide the basis stack levels will increase book for their theses requirements. In addition to meeting the speci space by one-third making it poss fications of the fire code, the build ible for the library to house one- ing is being revamped so that ade half million volumes. ★ ★ ★ quate security measures can be in In order to cope with the grow stalled. ing collection an expandable card G. Peirce Webber of Bangor, president The Fogler Library is virtually file was installed during the spring of the University of Maine Foundation, the only university library in the semester. has reported to members that gifts ex country with an open exit. The policy has been maintained at the Office space is being added on ceeding $35,000 have been received dur either side of the circulation desk ing the last fiscal year and that the assets university to encourage students to make full use of all the library’s and offices for Dr. MacCampbell of the foundation now exceed $1,200,000. and his staff are being built in facilities. Webber has been reelected president of what was formerly the Joseph P. Due to the spiraling student en the foundation for 1966-67. Other of Bass Room. rollment and to the increasing loss ficers are George D. Carlisle of Bangor, of expensive and often irreplace An area on the third floor is be vice president; Willard Linscott, Brewer, able materials steps now must be ing converted into a study room treasurer; and Harry W. Gordon of taken to keep the library collection laige enough for 100 individual Orono, secretary. intact. study carrels, and the Louis Oakes Room is being redesigned as a Directors for the ensuing year are When renovation is completed, recreational reading lounge. Webber, Carlisle, John F. Grant, James in September, the library will have A. Patterson and George W. Prince, all one entrance and exit at the front “The additional space and new of Bangor. of the building. All other exits will facilities that this phase of library Chosen to serve as members of the be locked with emergency locks. i enovation provides will make the foundation for five years have been Spof A check out desk will be located Fogler Library more convenient ford Giddings of Augusta, executive vice at the front exit for the conven and comfortable for those who president and director Central Maine ience of those borrowing books woik here as well as for those who Power Co.; John T. Maines of Bangor, from the collection in the Louis use the facilities, ” Dr. MacCamp vice president and director, Great Oakes Room, and a guard will be bell said. Northern Paper Co.; John C. McGinn of stationed at the front door to Two Bangor firms, Crowell, Bangor, vice president, Merrill Trust Co.; check books and briefcases. Lancaster, Higgins and Webster, and Harold L. Nason of Bangor, presi “Security measures such as tha architects, and Nickerson and dent, Bangor Savings Bank. Otto H. Nel ones we are now installing are tha O’Day, Inc., contractors, are re son of Bangor, an honorary member of accepted procedure on college sponsible for the new library the foundation, was chairman of the campuses throughout the country,” design and construction. nominating committee at the June 4 ses sion. 10 Campus News Dr. Ralph E. Armington has resigned from the faculty of the University of Maine to accept a lectureship in electri cal engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. A native of Massachusetts, Dr. Arm ington holds degrees from Tufts Univer sity, New York University, the Pennsyl vania State University and the Univer sity of Pittsburgh, and is a registered professional engineer. Prior to joining the faculty at U-M in 1961, he was design engineer with Westinghouse Electric Corporation, and a member of the faculty of the Penn MRS. MURRAY HONORED—Mrs. Frances (Kent) Murray ’25, wife of Joseph sylvania State University. M. Murray, who recently retired as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences to During Dr. Armington’s five years as return to teaching, was recently honored by Alpha Kappa Chapter of Delta Delta professor and head of the electrical en Delta with a $3,000 scholarship in her name. The scholarship fund, known as gineering department at the University the Frances Kent Murray Scholarship Fund, was presented to the University. The income for the fund will go to an outstanding woman student. Looking on of Maine, the department moved into are (from left) Mrs. Lawrence Leland, district chairman, Delta Delta Delta; and equipped the new Barrows Hall, and Margaret (Mollison ’50) McIntosh; Josephine (Burrill ’34) Kiah; and Peg inaugurated a post-baccalaureate pro (Preble ’27) Webster. gram in power systems engineering and director of International Cooperation mal School in 1925. He was named a two-year technical institute program Administration from 1959-61 and first principal of that school in 1946, presi in electrical engineering technology. secretary in the American Embassy in dent of Washington State Teachers Col During that time Dr. Armington, with Brussels from 1961-63. Between her var lege in 1952, and president of Washing the aid of members of the staff, organ ious foreign assignments she has served ton State College in 1965. ized and conducted three engineering at the State Department in Washington. Mr. Sennett is a past president of the seminars and two international symposia Washington County Teachers Associa on electric contact phenomena. In 1964 President Johnson appointed tion, Washington County Schoolmen’s At the Illinois Institute of Technology her as this nation’s ambassador to Nor way, the fifth ambassador to be named Club, Machias Rotary Club, Centre Dr. Armington will be associated with Street Congregational Church Corpora Dr. W. A. Lewis, and will devote the from among American women. tion, and Washington County Extension major portion of his effort in the area of A native of Albion, Mr. Sennett was power systems engineering. graduated from Besse High School in Al Association. bion and received his B.A. degree from He has also served as a selectman in ★ ★ ★ the University of Maine in 1925 and his Machias, district chairman of the Boy The University of Maine presented M.A. degree in 1932. Scouts of America, president and trustee honorary degrees to a well known lady He began his career in education as a of the Machias Savings Bank, and is diplomat and a veteran Maine educator teacher-coach at Washington State Nor active in the Masons. at its summer commencement August 19. Miss Margaret Joy Tibbetts, formerly of Bethel, who is now this nation’s am bassador to Norway, received an honor ary Doctor of Laws degree. Lincoln Asher Sennett, Machias, president of Washington State College, received an honorary Doctor of Pedagogy degree. The commencement exercises were held in the Memorial Gymnasium. Miss Tibbetts was graduated from Gould Academy in Bethel and received her A.B. degree from Wheaton College. Later she received her A.M. and Ph.D. degrees from Bryn Mawr College. She joined the Department of State in 1945 and from 1949-51 was an at RECEIVES “M” AWARD—Governor John H. Reed presents Howard L. Bowen tache at the American Embassy in Lon ’24 an alumni acivities “M” award during ceremonies in Augusta. Bowen re don. From 1954-56 she was second sec ceived the award for his work in alumni affairs and outstanding contributions retary at the American Consulate in Leo to the State of Maine. Looking on is Robert Schoppe ’38, president of the GAA, (left), and Frank McCann, president of the local U-M alumni association in poldville. She was special assistant to the Augusta. 11 f • tackle and senior Paul Smith is back on defense. Senior David Sawyer could claim the other tackle post or the spot could go to one of a pair of 235-pound sophs, Don Loranger and Steve Gra- velle. The Black Bears are in fine shape at items of interest about the world of sports guard with starters Ivan Brawn and Mike Hodges returning, along with John Sherry, a starter two years ago. Co-Captain Walt Hirst is gone at cen ter, but junior Don White returns on of fense and junior Keith Kalman will be a big help on defense. Thus, Coach Hal Westerman’s primary problems are in the backfield—moving the ball and pass defense. Stafford, but his game time doesn’t add Football up to much. Roundup If seniors Paul Keany and Norm Tar- University of Maine athletic teams in Little All-America linebacker John diff can play halfback, the Black Bears the year 1965-66 met with continued suc Huard will be back and the University would have a strong backfield unit, but cess as they compiled an overall record of Maine has the 1965 Lambert Cup some serious questions exist. of 63 wins and 46 losses. The totals in safely tucked away, but the latter won’t Keany was hobbling at the end of last clude all intercollegiate athletic teams ex be of much use to the Black Bears dur season and his knee may not hold up cept skiing and sailing. ing the upcoming football season. under the pounding, while Tardiff may U-M’s winning percentage in nine ma Huard, of course, will be of immense have to stay on defense where he picked jor sports for the year was .579. During value, but the loss of record-breaking off seven enemy passes last fall and the year three U-M teams won or shared quarterback Dick DeVarney, All-New earned All-Yankee Conference recogni Yankee Conference titles. The baseball England halfback Frank Harney, and tion. team shared the Y-C crown with Con defensive end Al Riley, another All Often-injured senior John Fahlgren necticut and Massachusetts while the New England performer, will hurt. has speed to burn at offensive halfback football and rifle teams won the title out Maine figures to be strong in the in and classmate Walt Nelson has experi right. terior line, but problems at end and in ence in the defensive backfield, but most In addition, Maine teams won or the backfield make it impossible to vis of the other backs on the roster are just shared four State Series titles. The base ualize another 8-1 record, as the Black names at this point, although soph full ball team shared the crown with Colby Bears carried into their Tangerine Bowl back Charlie Yanush has interesting po while the golf, outdoor track, and ski appearance last year. tential. teams won series titles outright. Fullback Charlie Belisle, a co-captain If senior Dennis Doyle and junior Among the most successful teams dur with Huard, was the second-leading Dennis Carey can come back from leg ing the past year were the rifle team, rusher last year and is a bright spot in injuries, Maine will be strong on the eight wins and no losses in dual com the offensive backfield, but the other flanks offensively. Senior John White and petition and New England champions; three spots show up as question marks. junior Pete Norris lend depth there. the football team, eight wins and one Junior George Platter is the present Defensively, however, the top three loss and Lambert Cup winner; the golf bet to replace Dick DeVarney, who ends must be replaced and right now, team, 13 wins and two losses; and the holds every passing record in the Maine bulky sophomore Tom Dyer is the only baseball team, 15 wins, nine losses and a logs, at quarterback. Platter has more candidate of note. tie. experience under the center than senior Seniors Bill Pasquill, an All-YC pick, Thus, the University’s winning percent Paul Pendleton or sophomore Bruce and Gerry Perkins return at offensive age which started to rise in the 1963-64 12 102nd Maine Legislature and ratified in will encompass an area measuring 500 Sports a referendum vote by citizens of the by 1000 feet. state, has been set aside for the construc The demand for use of tennis courts tion of ten new tennis courts and a new has increased considerably every year. soccer field and a field for miscellaneous Some 30 years ago the University had 26 intramural activities. tennis courts, 14 of them at fraternity Four new tennis courts will be built houses, and an enrollment of 1,900. for the use of women at the University Today the enrollment has reached nearly and will be situated near the woman’s 6,500 at Orono and until the new con year continued for the third straight year. athletic field and Lengyel Hall at the struction was authorized the University In the 1963-64 year Maine athletic teams south end of the campus. had only 11 courts. won 65 games and lost 40; in 1964-65 The current eight tennis courts near The additional courts also will allow they won 66 and lost 34. the Memorial Gymnasium at the north the University to bid to be host for the Since 1945 U-M athletic teams, with end of the campus will become ten under annual Yankee Conference Champion the exception of skiing and sailing, have the resurfacing program scheduled and ships in tennis. U-M has never had the won 909 contests and lost 773 for a per four new courts will be added in this conference championships held at Orono centage of .540. area. In addition, five of the present because of lack of courts. courts will be resurfaced. The program also calls for enlarging to regulation size and resurfacing the two Facilities courts now located next to Balentine Hall. Baseball An improvement of athletic facilities According to Richard Eustis, assistant Diminutive University of Maine right at U-M to be undertaken fully with state director of engineering services at the hander Gordon Engstrom has been rated funds started during the summer. University, the soccer field and the intra the sixth best pitcher in earned run aver Some $295,000, part of an overall bond mural field will be constructed north of age in the country among major colleges. issue of $6,970,000 approved by the the present varsity baseball diamond and This standing was reported in the latest Charlie Belisle Norm Tardiff John Huard 13 Sports Grid Slate's New Look official baseball statistics released by the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau. Engstrom, a sophomore at U-M, wound up the past season with five wins and three losses and an earned run aver The University of Maine football contract is the finding of a mutually-ac- age of 1.11. Leader among major col schedule has taken on a new look the ceptable return date. leges in the country in earned run aver last several seasons with the death of Another new team on future Maine age was Stoneman of Idaho with a mark State Series gridiron competition. grid slates is Hofstra University, a mem of 0.46 in 13 games Boston University and Youngstown ber of the Middle Atlantic Conference. Engstiom appeared in 10 games, University are on the Black Bears’ sched A four-year series, 1968 through 1971, hurled 73 innings, gave up 44 hits, ule for only the second straight year will be played with the Hempstead, walked 19 and struck out 51. He gave this fall, while Bucknell University will N. Y., school. up only nine earned runs. be a new name. Maine plays host to Hofstra on No A two-sports star at Foxcroft Academy However, the 1967 schedule shows vember 9, 1968; November 1, 1969; and at Dover-Foxcroft before coming to the powerhouse Boston College and gives a September 26, 1970. The Black Bears University, Engstrom at 5’9” and 145 tip-off on future Maine scheduling plans will visit Hofstra on September 26, 1971. pounds is the smallest hurler on the that should be of interest to Alumni, Bucknell, a power in the Middle Maine club. particularly in southern New England. Atlantic Conference, is scheduled at Bob Butkus of Bowdoin was listed as The Black Bears will visit Boston Col Maine this fall on October 1 and the re the fourth best hurler in major college lege on October 28, 1967, playing in the turn match in Lewisburg, Pa., is slated earned run average circles with an ERA Eagles’ 25,000-seat stadium, but that for November 2, 1968. Maine’s No of 0 92. game isn’t the barometer on future vember 5 date at Youngstown, O., this Maine schedule plans. fall is the return game on a two-year While the B.C. game is under a one- contract. year contract, Maine will play host to The run-down this fall lists the final Northeastern University on November 4, game for Maine with a State Series foe Cross Country 1967 in what officials hope will be the when the Black Bears play host to Colby start of a long-time series. on October 29. The University of Maine varsity cross The return game in Brookline, Mass, The complete Maine schedule this fall country team will participate in eight with Maine is set for October 31, 1970, lists: September 17, at Massachusetts; meets this fall including a renewal of the since the two teams don’t have any mutu September 24, Boston University; Octo rivalry with Colby College. ally open dates in 1968 and 1969. ber 1, Bucknell; October 8, at New Maine and Colby have met eight However, Maine officials hope to get Hampshire; October 15, at Connecticut; times in cross country over the years Northeastern on the slate yearly there October 22, Rhode Island; October 29, and Maine has won all eight meets. The after, which could put the Black Bears Colby; November 5, at Youngstown; and two schools have not met in the harrier in Boston once a year if plans with November 12, Vermont. sport for the past several seasons. Boston University work out. With the sudden demise of the State The Black Bears will field a veteran Boston University visits Maine on Series, Athletic Director Hal Westerman club with considerable promise. Return September 28, 1968 and the Black Bears has been in a bind finding suitable oppos ing are lettermen George Clark, Jon return to the Hub with B.U. on October ition for his football forces. Kirkland, Paul Petrie, and Dale Small. 25, 1969. A 1970 date with the Terriers Also boosting the stock of the Bear appears probable and games beyond that, The game with Boston College, a ma runners is the return of Joe Dahl, out if alternated with Northeastern, would jor powei in Eastern football, is no indi last season with a broken leg, and Al give Maine alums a game in Boston each cation that the Black Bears will be mak bert Lagasse who was ineligble to com year. ing an attempt to reach major status. pete last season. With Bates, Bowdoin, and Colby Col However, as a one-shot stop-gap, the The varsity cross country schedule: leges completely gone from the Maine Boston College contest is an attractive Oct. 1—Northeastern and Massachu schedule after this fall, the 1967 slate had date on the Maine slate. setts at Boston been reduced to five games, but now Future scheduling with both Boston 8—New Hampshire only one open date remains. University and Northeastern University 15—at Vermont In addition to the five Yankee Confer would provide natural rivalries on 22—St. Anselms and University ence opponents, Boston College, and Maine’s level and exposure for the Black of New Brunswick Northeastern, Maine will probably face Bears in Boston. 29—Yankee Conference at Rhode The Citadel, a Southern Conference Boston University was once a major Island member. The Citadel is expected to in college school, but has de-emphasized Nov. 1—Colby vade Orono in ’67 on September 30. Re and now plays a small college schedule 7—New England at Boston portedly, the only thing holding back the similar to Maine’s, as does Northeastern. 14—IC4A at New York 14 Gene Smith got the radio bug in 1927... today he’s an electronics analyzer at GM A J ♦ The date: September 22, 1927. Gene snatch the announcer’s voice from the Cadillac Division of General Motors Smith of Huntington, West-Virginia, the air. That fascination never cools. and set up the Test Instrumentation hunches over a radio crackling with First, Gene Smith built crude crystal Application Section. Today he heads up ‘static and the excitement of an historic sets. Then, he rebuilt a set operated off a crack team of technicians responsible fight—the second Dempsey-Tunney his father’s car battery. Next a plug-in for the accuracy of test equipment that world heavyweight match. set, one of the first in the neighborhood. helps make Cadillac the leader among But more importantly, for Gene, it’s And radio was a big part of his life in the luxury cars.. his first closeup look at radio, and he U.S. Navy, where he served as Radio There were three winners that event is fascinated with the maze of wire and Technician, 1st Class. ful Fall day many years ago: Gene Tun- tubes that somehow—miraculously— And then, in 1953, Gene Smith joined ney, Gene Smith and General Motors! GM General Motors is people making better things for you. ★ EXCITING HOME OPENER ★ LAST COLBY GAME ★ CONFERENCE PLAY ★ HOMECOMING ★ U.M. vs. R.l. ★ All this is part of the . . . 1966 U-M FOOTBALL HOME SCHEDULE ★ SEPT. 24 BOSTON U. ★ OCT. 1 BUCKNELL ★ OCT. 22 RHODE ISLAND (HOMECOMING) ★ OCT. 29 COLBY (LAST GAME OF SERIES) ★ NOV. 12 VERMONT AWAY GAMES ★ SEPT. 17 MASSACHUSETTS * OCT. 15 CONNECTICUT 4 ★ OCT. 8 NEW HAMPSHIRE ★ NOV. 5 YOUNGSTOWN r University of Maine i Name...... i 1966 FOOTBALL i Street...... :...... City ...... APPLICATION i State ...... Class ...... i AAF Contributor ...... Regulations Governing the Sale i and i I desire seats as follows Distribution of Tickets i SPECIAL OFFER: Season tickets for Home Games only 1. Make checks and money orders payable to the Univer i i The 5 Orono Games (no rebates) $10.00 $.... sity of Maine. i 2 Alumni applications will be filled by the Athletic Office i Sept. 17 Massachusetts (Away) $2.50 $...... * in the order in which they are received. Preference is i Sept. 24 Boston University (Home) $2.50 $...... * given to those who order early. i Oct. 1 Bucknell (Home) $2.50 $...... ♦ * 3. Applications for each game close ten days prior to the i Oct. 8 New Hampshire (Away) $2.50 $...... i ♦ date of the game. Oct. 15 Connecticut (Away) $2.50 $...... i Oct. 22 Rhode Island (Home) $2.50 $...... * 4. Tickets for each game will be mailed not later than the i Oct. 29 Colby (Home) $2.50 $...... ♦ Saturday preceding the game. i i Nov. 5 Youngstown (Away) $2.50 $...... * 5. Reservations for which money has not been paid will be Nov. 12 Vermont (Home) $2.50 $...... * cancelled automatically two days preceding the game. i i *Plus 20 cents postage for handling each game ...... 6. Applicants wishing to sit together should file applica i Total Remittance $...... tions together. i 7. Tickets will not be redeemed within 48 hours of a game. i Mail to: i Athletic Manager, Memorial Gym, i University of Maine, Orono, Maine 04473 PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY i L Most Successful Fund Drive 7,000 Alumni and Friends Give Total of $126,758.35 The most successful campaign in the six-year organization and that gifts became deductible items history of the Annual Alumni Fund of the Univer on the donor’s income tax. Dues were not deducti sity of Maine ended June 30 with more than ble. $126,000 in the till and over 7,000 contributors. However, the main reason for the change was A total of $126,758.35 was donated by just over simply to get more money. The Fund was estab 7,000 alumni and friends. The money is used for lished to increase the amount of aid the alumni As scholarships, cultural endeavors, support of the sociation was able to give to a growing University. University library, attracting professors to the Uni Under the new system many alumni have donated versity through the establishment of named pro who felt they could not afford to do so before. fessorships. Annual funds have become increasingly popular Carl Whitman ’35 of Needham, Massachusetts, at public institutions, where because of rising costs, headed this year’s drive. governments and students are finding more and The Maine Annual Alumni Fund was started in more of a need for private support. 1961 when the alumni association changed from a Interestingly, while state support has increased dues system to annual giving. The program has in total dollars, the percentage of the total cost has shown steady progress. Some $61,000 was collect shrunk, placing more and more of a burden on stu ed in 1961-62, $85,000 in 1963-64, and $107,000 dents and other sources. in 1964-65. At the University of Maine, for instance, two- The average gift this year was $18.13 compared thirds of the revenue is provided from private to $15.44 for 1964-65. 353 people gave $100 or sources, while only one-third comes from public more this year, 80 more than last year. support through state appropriations. The Annual The change to an annual fund drive came after Alumni Fund is one method of attempting to obtain it became obvious that the dues system was old more assistance for already hard-pressed students. fashioned. Alumni officials note that in 1956 the There are two clubs that are part of the Fund idea General Alumni Association became a tax exempt at U-M. The “Century Club” is comprised of those who give $100 or more. Those who give between look into the matching gift prog rain. Requests for $25 and $99 are listed in the “Maine Stay Club”. matching gifts must be made by the individual Those alumni who give up to $25 are listed on through the company concerned and not through the the “Honor Roll” of givers. The ranks of all clubs alumni office. have grown as alumni increasingly become aware Work has already started on a new drive with a of their importance to the University. goal for 1966-67 of $150,000. Kenneth Woodbury The “Matching Gift” program is one of the most ’24 of Gray, Maine, is chairman of the new drive. important results of the Fund idea. Under the pro He will be assisted by the following committee: gram more than 250 companies in the United Paul W. Bean ’35, Ralph R. Bennett ’24, George States match the gift of their employees. As more H. Bragdon ’50, Malcolm E. C. Devine ’31, John companies join the ranks of matching gift com R. Dyer ’41, Mrs. John R. Furman ’38, Ralph L. panies, the program has grown in importance. Hodgkins, Jr. ’59, Arthur F. Mayo ’58, Mrs. Don Past experience indicates that many alumni are ald W. McIntosh ’50, Robert C. Oldfield ’56, George surprised to discover that their company is a match A. Potter ’20, Earl H. Smith ’62, and Carl A. Whit ing gift company. Alumni officials urge alumni to man ’35. » FIVE YEAR SUCCESS STORY OF THE A. A. F I GOAL 9 8,000 $126,758 DONORS $107,825 6,993 DONORS $86,654 6,983 «l $76,880 1 i DONORS : i I 6,671 1 I $61,712 6,518 DONORS I I DONORS 6,555 I » 1 I 1 ! i DONORS 1 i 1 : i 1 1 ♦ I ; I 1 1 1 • f I t ; i 1 i i • 1 1 • ■ > 4 • ! • • I 1962-'63 1963-z64 1964-'65 1965-z66 1966-'67 18 1 University of Maine 1966 ANNUAL L FUND u REPORT N I 1966 The Alumni Fund Honor Roll Annual Alumni Fund Committee INTRODUCTION Carl A. Whitman ’35, Chairman Kenneth F. Woodbury ’24, Vice Chairman The “Annual Alumni Fund Report” acknowledges with deep appreciation Ralph R. Bennett ’24 the more than 7,000 gifts from George H. Bragdon ’50 alumni, friends, and corporations. Malcolm E. C. Devine ’31 The 1965-66 drive was the most Mrs. John R. Furman ’38 successful annual fund in the history Ralph L. Hodgkins Jr. ’59 of your Alumni Association. A list Mrs. Donald W. McIntosh ’50 of those who contributed to the Robert C. Oldfield ’56 success of the drive follows. George A. Potter ’20 Earl H. Smith ’62 Carl A. Whitman Chairman of the Annual Alumni Fund Committee for 1965-66 1895 MAINE STAY CLUB HONOR ROLL A. Guy Bennett Joe K. Goodrich Herbert H. Leonard Florence Buck Adnance Walter H. Burke Roy G. Hamlin HONOR ROLL Frederick J. Simmons HONOR ROLL (In Memory of) Erwin H. Hussey Harold S. Boardman Frederick D. Southard Arthur R. Lord William H. Boardman Albert D. Case 1896 Allen M. Knowles HONOR ROLL Mildred Mansfield Martin George H. Davis Tedcastle B. Perry MAINE STAY CLUB Hollis W. Libby Frank L. Bailey 1902 Albert J. Butterworth Earle W. Philbrook Lore A. Rogers 1905 Guy H. B. Roberts CENTURY CLUB CENTURY CLUB Gotthard W Carlson 1898 Carolyn Hodgdon Edwards Howard C. Stetson Edward W. Delano Harry D. Cowles Arnold W. Totman MAINE STAY CLUB Arthur E. Silver George H. Hill C. Kendall Hopkins Samuel B. Lincoln Gertrude Jones Nutter Frank W. Twombly HONOR ROLL MAINE STAY CLUB Gordon L. Wildes HONOR ROLL ♦Charles E. Prince Harold M. Carr Joseph W. Crowe Benjamin F. Williams ♦Ray P. Stevens Walter H. Eldridge 1907 George K. Huntington 1908 1899 Horace P. Hamlin ♦Frank O. White CENTURY CLUB HONOR ROLL 1903 HONOR ROLL Karl MacDonald CENTURY CLUB Robie L. Mitchell Howard L. Perkins William W. Haney MAINE STAY CLUB Herbert W. Bachelder Marcellus M. Veazie Clayton W. Bowles Ralph M. Conner MAINE STAY CLUB MAINE STAY CLUB 1900 Walter H. Foster Lucius D. Barrows William A. Cobb Edee Gammon Crowe Mary Williams Griffin CENTURY CLUB John H. Hilliard Emerson P. Lambe Bell Harris Cobb Ralph W. Haskell, Sr. Joseph F. Merrill Alan L. Bird Harvey D. Whitney James A. Gannett Edward K. Hilliard ♦Lowell J. Reed Alice Farnsworth Phillips MAINE STAY CLUB HONOR ROLL Clare J. Moody Marion Balentine Reed Earle N. Vickery Fred H. Vose ♦Leroy M. Coffin Percival R. Moody MAINE STAY CLUB HONOR ROLL Ernest A. Porter Freeman M. Sampson HONOR ROLL Harold V. Sheahan Porter L. Swift Elon L. Brown Frank A. Noyes 1906 Richard F. Talbot Howard C. Strout Silas G. Small F. Philip Emery CENTURY CLUB HONOR ROLL James P. Farnsworth 1901 1904 Elmer J. Burnham Alton A. Austin Cecil S. French CENTURY CLUB MAINE STAY CLUB Roy H. Porter Hazel Webb Clemons Robert E. Potter Thomas Buck Edson B. Buker MAINE STAY CLUB Charles E. Davis Leslie W. Sargent Fred L. Martin George T. Stewart Henry W. Bearce ♦Walter E. Farnham Clarence M. Weston 2 1909 Donald P. Oak Harry W Hinkley HONOR ROLL Samuel Rudman Ralph E Patterson William H. Merrill Emily Vickery Sleeper CENTURY CLUB Margaret Holyoke Adams HONOR ROLL Hubert M Wardwell, Jr Harold P Bailey Norman C Small •Albert E Anderson Harry P Burden HONOR ROLL Winthrop B. Brown Carroll E Wilcox Joe W. Gerrity Ralph W. Buzzell Lucius R. Bates Amos E Carle Thurman C Wescott 1917 Parker M Cooper Franklin R Blanchard Ernest A Clifford MAINE STAY CLUB CENTURY CLUB Irene Cousins Ralph C Blanchard Albert L. Coyne Hazel Lane Babcock Herbert P Bruce ’Arthur C. Eaton Philip S Bolton Edward A Dore •Bertha Hayward Louis A Benson Louis D. T. Geery Lloyd F Brean Earl C. Goodwin Elwood I Clapp Jesse H. Mason Alfred C Hall Leon A Dodge Preston M. Hall Philip P Clement Harold R. Miller Ralph M. Holmes George H Hamlin Frederick B. Hatch Henry L. Nash Grace Bristol Coffin Irvin F Hooper Ralph C. Hodges Mary E Hines Edmund J Dempsey Elmer O Pray •Roy C Jones Percy Jackman Carl H Hopkins Benjamin E Grant Frederick D. Rogers Cecil L Lycette Muriel Young Maines Laura Hodgins Jackman Elty C Guiou Elton L. Towle *E. Clayton Maxwell Nehemiah W Kneeland William J. McCarthy Royal G. Higgins, Jr. Frank F Wood Martin J. McHale Walter E Murray Harris G Luther Howard B Hiller HONOR ROLL Cyrus W Murphy, Jr. Henry O Pierce Clement A. Lyon Everett S Hurd Martha Knight Anderson Fred W Nason Harold A Richards Maurice R. McKenney Maurice Jacobs Thomas D. Austin Dana N Peaslee Joseph B Parker Mary E Russell Frederick P Jones DeCosta F. Bennet George A Phillips Melvin H St. Clair John H Philbrick Charles W Kalloch Helen Steward Bradstreet Florence Taylor Royal Harry B. Westgate Philip E Philbrook Richard E. McKnown Bertrand F. Brann Myra D Thurlow Lloyd F. Pinkham Ralph W Wetherbee William E Nash George H. Brimmer Elmer R Tobey Harry A. Randall Antoinette Webb Wheaton John M Pomeroy Warren A. Carter William Vaughan, Jr. Merle B. Shaw Abraham M. Rudman William A Fogler Albert Verrill 1914 Harvey P. Sleeper Helen Danforth West Merton T Goodrich Harry W Vickery CENTURY CLUB Paul F Slocum Cora Shaw Gunn Leslie J Wertheim Paul E. Murray Hazel Scrimgeour Small MAINE STAY CLUB Harold D. Haggett B B Whitney Harold J Shaw Howard W. Stormann Warren B. Beckler, Jr Walter O. Harvey Earle O. Whittier Claude R Weymouth Frederick M Thompson Ray M. Carter Fred D. Knight Mildred Prentiss Wright MAINE STAY CLUB Ross H Varney Dwight L. Crockett Charles E. Crossland Orrin L Miller Albert Felton Lucretia Davis Weaver 1912 F. Donald Crowell Harold A. Rich Axel H. Gren Jedediah E. Weeks Avery M. Fides, Sr. Christine Shaw Scamman CENTURY CLUB Imogene Wormwood Ingalls Mary Willard Wescott Frank A French Everett F. Southwick William E Schrumpf Mary Leonard Kavanagh Oscar M. Wilbur Noel D Godfrey Deane S. Thomas MAINE STAY CLUB Philip W Thomas Edmund N Woodsum George E. Hansen 1910 James L Boyle HONOR ROLL 1916 Alden Chase Howard L Jenkins CENTURY CLUB Harold P. Adams CENTURY CLUB Oscar W Mountfort Gerald C. Marble Frederick W. Conlogue Estelle Beaupre Timothy D. Bonney ♦Albert M. Nickels Clyde F Mower Ernest Lamb Joseph L. Brown Harold W. Coffin Warren H. Savary Stanley G. Phillips Dimon E. Merrill Marion Buzzell Frances Gonyer Pooley Arthur L Sturtevant Everett G. Ham August H. T. Schierloh Harold V Cobb Thomas G Mangan Fuller G Sherman Charles E. Stickney HONOR ROLL Joseph T Cole Everett K Mansfield Joseph N. Stephenson MAINE STAY CLUB Charles B. Cleaves Mary L Cousins Myron C Peabody Stanley W. Stoddard Helen Worster Cleaves Albert K. Gardner Guy L. Creese James E. Totman Forrest R. Treworgy ♦Henry T. Covell •Weston M. Hicks Harold L Dinsmore Thomas Weeks George K Wadlin ♦Arthur L Deering ♦Ralph E. Hobbs Arthur G. Eaton MAINE STAY CLUB HONOR ROLL Clarence J. Dunlap Howe E. Hall Charles C. Ketchum Basil E. Barrett Luther N Amos ♦William M. Gray Everett B. Harvey Lewis O Barrows Cornelia Phelps Baldwin HONOR ROLL Walter K. Hanson J Russell Hudson Omar K Edes ♦Alton H. Benson ♦Frances E. Arnold Luella Woodman Harvey L Stuart Jones ♦William T. Faulkner Lillian Hunt Bolton Alfred B. Chandler Philip R. Hussey Charles M. Kelly, Jr Charles S. McIntire Earl R Brawn John L. Collins James F. Jackson Arleene Hobart Libby Robert Moore Elizabeth M. Bright George P. Goodrich M. June Kelley Arthur C Libby Richard L Silva Marion Emery Cole Frank E Merriam Frank H. Lancaster Edward M Loftus Helen P Taylor Parkman A. Collins Walter S. Merrill Warren McDonald Warren S. Lucas ♦Basil G. Woods Ruth March Dolloff Herbert W. Pickup Alton A. McPhetres Nicholas P. Makanna HONOR ROLL Lula Sawyer Downs Frank S. Sawyer Herbert C. Norburg William C. Monahan Herbert K. Adams Langdon J. Freese Philip D. Simonton Edward M. Partridge Wilson M. Morse ♦Ivan C. Ames Dorothy Mercier Furbish Herman P. Sweetser Robert Reid Roy W. Peaslee Harold D Ashton Frank L. Harmon Curtis C. Taylor Percy F. Ridlon Mark Pendleton Robert W. Bartlett Dorrice M Higgins Christopher Toole, Jr. Charles W. Rowe Wayland D Towner Charles L. Blackman Samuel L Hitchings Noel O. Van Bibber Luther S. Russell Sherwood H. Willard Robert G. Blanchard Katharine Merrill Hitchings George A. Webster Rollins A. Seabury Frederick Youngs George J. Wentworth Leon W. Smiley Burke Bradbury ♦Adrian E Holmes Stanley M. Wheeler Ansel H. Stevens, Sr. 1915 Walter T. Brown Bryant L. Hopkins Amos A. Winters Fred T. Stewart CENTURY CLUB Murdock A. Campbell Foster D. Jameson Zella E. Colvin Carl S. Johnson Harlan H. Sweetser Harold H. Beverage 1911 Guy B. Condon Ralph L. Talbot Raymond H. Fogler Harold L. King Winfred H Edminster Seth E Libby CENTURY CLUB John W. Wadsworth F Drummond Freese Albert D. Conley Charles H. Folsom Helen Greeley Libby Newell B. Whitcomb MAINE STAY CLUB Raymond E. Davis Frank W. Winchester Archelaus L. Hamblen Nelson F. Mank Raymond W. Davis Ethel Grey Barrett Madeline Robinson Herlihy Mason H. Marshall Arthur B. Richardson 1913 Harry L. Bayer Dorothy Thompson King Flora Howard Mayo Nelson E. Smith CENTURY CLUB Edward W. Conners C Kent Lane Royce D. McAlister Ernest T. Walker Clifton E. Chandler Russell M. Crispin Herschel S. Libby Francis T. McCabe John L. Ober Harry W. Fogg Miller B Moran John H Melincoff MAINE STAY CLUB Mildred Flower Fogg William R. Nugent Schuyler Page, Jr. George D. Bearce MAINE STAY CLUB Daisy George Hinkley Marlborough Packard Linwood T. Pitman Lowell F. Clark Forrest B. Ames Mollie Hutchins Ragon Marguerite Jones Riley William H. Prentice, Jr. Leo M. Gerrish Woodbury L. Berce Clarence A. Whitney Alice Poore Rollins William E. Reynolds Dons Savage Walter L Gorden Marie Petersen Dalton ♦Paul F. Corbin Errol L. Dearborn Charles A. Sawyer Harold K. Graves Lloyd R. Douglass Madeleine Eastman Cousins Harlan C Dolloff Claire Partridge Shannon Charles M. Poor Manon E. French Horace C. Crandall Robert W. Dow William A. Simpson Albert J. Sears Elizabeth Chase Hamlin Raymond J. Curran Charles F Eaton, Jr. Frances Lougee Smith Vernon H. Wallingford Vinton O Harkness James H Davidson Elton O. Feeney Frank O. Stephens Jessie Prince Wallingford Dorothy Y. Holbrook Erling Heistad Beulah Duran Ferren Charles L. Stephenson Randall V. Williams Frank W Howard Vernon F. Hobbs Stanton Glover Raymond B Steward, Sr. Kenneth T. Wooster Dwight M Ingraham Edith Deering Hughey R. Warren Graffam Jessie Coombs Stinson HONOR ROLL Albert E Johnson H. Laton Jackson HONOR ROLL William G. Wahlenburg Etelle Sawyer Carlson Priscilla Elliott Knowlton Ina Jordan Philip W. Ham Simon M. Wardwell Hugo Cross Carl A. LeGrow Florence Morrill Kelley Ethel Packard Harkness Herbert E. Watkins Clifford D. Denison Lawrence P. Libby Elmer A LeBlanc Melvin E. Healey ♦Harvey C. Waugh Clarence W. Dickey Clara Beale Merriman Dorothy Hanington LeGrow Harry E. Henderson Frances A. Wood William C. Ellsworth Kathryn Gorden Myers Alton T. Littlefield Stanley J. Johnson 1918 Charles E. Foss Gerard H. Nickerson Lindsay J. March Fred.T. Jordan Ernest L. Garland Angela Getchell Page Donald C. Osborne CENTURY CLUB Ralph G. Kennison Ella M. Hall Wilbur A. Park Robert R. Owen Robert W. Laughlin Howard E Kyes Ella Wheeler Harmon Flavia L Richardson Clarence L. Partridge Mane Tibbetts McCollum Philip W. Lown Perley F. Harmon Norman Shaw James K Pennell John D. McCrystle MAINE STAY CLUB Randall A Harrington Robert B. Stewart, Jr. Clark Perry Earl C. McGraw Raymon N. Atherton ♦Samuel E. Jones Walter C. Sturtevant Effie Weatherbee Peters Estelle Nason Weston S Evans Edward B. Kirk Betty Mills Towner ♦John R. Smith Frances S. Nason Mona McWilliams Foster K. Marie Lloyd Henry W. Turgeon Lucille E. Smith Frances Curran Perry Julian F Greeley Frank W. Lord Geneva Croxford Valentine Elliot M Staples John T. Quinn Frederick B. Haines Hugh R. MacDonnell John P. Waite Katherine D. Stewart Grace Reed Serson Francis Head Lawrence E Merrow Harry D. Watson Harold B. Swicker Ruth Shepherd Slater George S. Hutchins Faye Smith Merrow Helen White Wentworth Paul Tapley A. Everett Strout G. Clifford Newell Christine A. Northrup Walter C. White Wilfred A. Taylor Gertrude Farnham Strout Donald B. Perry Carl W. Perkins 1921 ♦Harold S. Tibbetts Paul D. Sullivan HONOR ROLL Agnes Murray Pettey J. Fred Tingley Vera J. Thompson Voyle E. Abbott James H. Pulsifer CENTURY CLUB Esther Trainer Toole Dorothy Trefethen Walter B. Aikins Estelle Spear Robbins Bernard Bornstein Harold E. Treworgy Carleton A. Walker Francis W. Bisbee Joyce Cheney Stevens Roger C. Castle Virgil E. Trouant ♦Myron E. Watson Thomas W. Borjesson Edgar A Stoddard Percival B. Crocker Allen M. Varney ♦Ida Collins Watson John T. Casey 1920 S. Chandler Fraser Mildred Bisbee Wass Everett P. Welch Lucile Royal Chamberlin Leah Ramsdell Fuller Hester M. Wessenger Hugh M. Williams CENTURY CLUB Emilie Kritter Josselyn George H. Cheney 1922 George R. Woodberry Robert R. Cohen Ray M. Boynton Wesley C Plumer 1923 Walter J. Creamer Elva Gilman Boynton Helen Clark Potter CENTURY CLUB Mark V. Crockett Henry R Butler John Whitmore Foster B. Blake, Sr. CENTURY CLUB Winburn A. Dennett Walter Chadbourne Pauline Miller Whitmore Henry T. Carey Dons Twitchell Allen Marie Blackman Gregory Stanley M. Currier MAINE STAY CLUB James E Carlin Royal Boston, Jr. Robert H. Hawthorne Doris Williams Donovan Andrew Adams Lucy Chamberlain Virginia Averill Castle Roger B. Hill Edward P Hacker Perley L. Berry Minnie Norell Collins Philip D Davis John M. Keep , Alonzo J Harriman Margaret Blethen Lawrence W. Davee Fernaid S. Stickney Arthur W. Leighton Barbara Dunn Hitchner Rena Campbell Bowles Muriel Goodrich Davee Ralph E Thomas Ralph M. Leighton M. Eleanor Jackson Temple A. Bradley Perry R Shean Ruth Coombs Thomas Frank D. Libby Carl A. R Lewis Arthur R. Chapman Mabel Thompson Waterman Martha Sanborn White Fred M. Loring Alfred B. Lmgley Howard A. Deering Philip R. White MAINE STAY CLUB C. Neal Merrill George A. Potter George A. J. Froberger MAINE STAY CLUB Clarence B. Beckett Lester R. Thurston Gladys Reed Merrill George S Ginsberg Charles L. Eastman Harold F. Blackwood Walter S. Tolman James L. Morse Samuel F. Gordon O. Spurgeon English Theodore S. Curtis Burleigh Waterman Erlon L. Newdick Harry L. Greenleaf Jerome B. Gantnier Henry L. Doten Fred S. Willard Kathryn Dow Nichols Walter E. Hatch Paul A. Grant Cora Russell Doten Ruth Chalmers Rich MAINE STAY CLUB Lilia C. Hersey Milton A. Hescock Helen Humphreys Eastman Weldon H. Rolfe Gilbert H. Atwood Percy W. Howard Sumner P. Hopkins Julius O. Garsoe Hiram Rosenbloom Robert W. Averill Lucy H. Kilby Leslie W. Hutchins Ralph T. Gould Clive C. Small Frank A. Besse Martha Woodbury Kurth Frederick F. Marston Elizabeth M. Hitchings Clarence R. Springer Harry Butler Julia Gilpatrick Manchester Catharine Sargent Marston William M. Kearns Harold C. Swift W. Linwood Chase Eli A Marcoux Doris P. Merrill Paul J. Leach Bertram Tomlinson Dwight M. French Dorothy Smith McDonald Ardis Lancey Moore Guy O. Matthews Ernest J. Turner Hazel Copeland French Edward L. McManus H. Otis Noyes Wilbur E. Meserve Helen Stuart Vrooman Mary Pulsifer Gorden Cora Phillips Perry Parker W. Patterson Thor Miller Ralph C. Wentworth Lawrence J. Hodgkins Harold E. Pratt Conan A. Priest Virginia Chase Perkins Feme Ross Weymouth E. Prentiss Jones Howard H. Sewall Homer F. Ray Elizabeth Ring Mary Wentworth Wilbur Philip A. Libby Ruth Small Sewall Ernest H. Ring Mane Hodgdon Sawyer 1919 Silas E. Merry Leta Weymouth Wood Ian M. Rusk William H. Wellington Theodore M. Stevens Ralph H. Wood Henry P. Turner HONOR ROLL CENTURY CLUB Harold H. Worth HONOR ROLL Fannie Cutler Welton Nelson B. Aikins Samuel W. Collins HONOR ROLL Philip R. Bailey Elwood K. Wilkins Ceylon R. Archer Charles T. Corey Frances Bartlett Ames Roscoe H. Barber Earle F Allen Janet Cole Armstrong James H. Freeland Minerva French Anderson Frank S. Beale Ruth Hall Atwood George V. Blanchard Pauline Mansur Freeland Leslie Bannister Stephen W. Beeaker Achsa M. Bean E Percy Colbath George S. Levenson Corinne M. Barker Madeline Bird Jacob W. Bishop, Jr. Virginia Colbath Crandall Ralph A. Wilkins Iva Barker Bean Gordon E. Brewster Edgar S. Brewer Mary Perkins Crandon MAINE STAY CLUB Gerald H. Bessey Carol Hamm Brown Martha D. Chase Everett C. Cunningham Marjorie Gooch Bengis Verne C. Beverly ♦Jerome C. Burrows William D. Connon Alexander B. Cutler Stacy L. Bragdon Stephen R. Buzzell F. Gilmore Buzzell Donald' H. Cross Fred J Elias Dwight B. Demeritt Ernest L. Coolbroth Joseph B Chaplin Ina Gillespie Cunningham Frank W. Fenno H. Allen Durkee Eveline Snow Cross Dorothy Hart Cook Helen Pulsifer Dana Lynwood W. Fisher 4 Marjorie Willey Frost Robert D. Huston Alton P Keene Guilbert R Little Calvin M Hutchinson Lester N. Gernsh Leonard B. Jordan Elizabeth Lawler Fred E. Littlefield Marada L. Johnson Elizabeth A Harkness Ethel Bird McCrystle Annie Fuller Linn Kenneth W MacGregor Elmer Kelso Alfred G. Hempstead Dwight L. McKechme Arline F Lynch Helen N. Mayo Doris Spencer Libbey Milton E. Higgins Karl McKechme William R. MacDonald, Jr. Franck P. Morrison Marion E Lord David W. Hoyt Julian H. Merrill Donald N MacLean Kenneth C Nealley Florence Poor MacDonald Elsie Perry Hoyt Mary Harris Michal John W Mangan Fred C. Newhall Annette Matthews Lois Mantor Jackson Charles E. Noyes John L. McCobb Emily Pendleton Sidney A Maxwell Stuart M. Johnson Clayton Osgood Leona Reed McDonald Sidney B. Peterson Angelme Morneault Michaud Vernon L Johnson Irene Guppy Parsons Charles M. McEwen Sylvester L. Poor Harold E. Milliken Avis Strout Jordan Belford A. Perkins Joseph M Murray William W. Rich Arthur H. Niles Iva Merchant Knight Bernie E. Plummer, Jr. Frances Kent Murray Mary M. Roche Lyndall K Parker Cecil H. McNally Horace W. Raymond Hortense Bryant Nelson Arvilla Peabody Ross Selden J. Pearce Pauline Harthorn Littlefield Marjorie H. Rowe Mansfield M Packard Mary I Samways William A. Purinton Francia M. Place Lena E. Shorey Mary Loomis Page John K. Schroeder Sherman H Rounsville Howard H. Randlette George L. Skolfield Frederick H. Parsons O Russell Snow Henry A. Scribner Ruth Spear Rich John A. Small Elizabeth Peabody Parsons Vernon H. Somers John A. Snell Milton J. Ricker Willard W. Spear Dons Overend Patterson Myles H Standish Arthur J. Staples Frank W. Riley Ellen Myers Stevens Arthur Pendleton Clyde N. Stover Forrest A. Taylor Helena Bissonette Seamans Philip H Taylor Reginald L. Reed Karl F. Switzer Florence Gushee Taylor John L. Seymour John L. Townsend Albert H Repscha Emery W Tapley Edith O’Connor Thaxter Beatrice Cleaves Stevens Aileen Bennett Tufts Madalene Brackett Saxe Robert A. Tate Daniel W. Torrey Richard B. Stuart Ruth E. Waterhouse Morita Pickard Springer Gerald S. Wheeler Henry O. Trask Harriet Weatherbee True H Bernice Wentworth Dearborn Stevens Seth A. Whitcomb Iva Stanley Waring Frankie Webster Morton C. Whitcomb Prescott E Thornton Austin H Wilkins Charles M. Washburn Mildred Lombard Welch Charles A. Whitten Balfour S. Tyndall Kenneth C. Wilson Frances Sawyer Worcester Arthur E. Wilson Ruth Savage Wiswell 1926 Oscar L. Wyman 1928 Mabel Peabody Wilson Phillip E. Woods 1927 Howard E. Wilson Leah Smith Wyman CENTURY CLUB CENTURY CLUB John C. Winslow John T. Chippendale, Jr. CENTURY CLUB Hilda Graham Askanase 1925 Theodore S. Rowe Richard G Clark Anthony A. Beeaker 1924 CENTURY CLUB Diong D. Uong Thomas L. Dickson, Sr. Elwood E. Folsom CENTURY CLUB Floyd N. Abbott Elizabeth Laughlin George F. Dow Jerome Knowles, Jr. Hazen H. Ayer Chester A. Baker Wadsworth Kenneth S. Field Clarence R. Libby Ralph R. Bennett Herbert E Bragg MAINE STAY CLUB Florence Kirk Field Albert M. Parker James A. Chalmers Randall H. Doughty Paul E. Atwood Doris Rideout Huestis William P. Viles Harold L. Durgin Ruel L. James Laurence L. Buck Evelyn Farris Knowles MAINE STAY CLUB Clarence C. Little Carl F. Libby Carleton H. Bunker MAINE STAY CLUB William Balch Beatrice Johnson Little Velma K. Oliver E. Leith Chase Sara Palmer Bogan Vincent H. Beeaker Carleton W. Merritt Frank L. Robinson Spofford Giddings Clare H. Brown, Jr. Grace Murray Boomer Ann Green Robison Mildred Brown Schrumpf Harry N. Hamer Marion Cooper Wray C. Conro Samuel L. Rosenberg Donald L. Trouant J. Murray Hamilton John H. Mahoney George F. Dudley Philip A. Sargent MAINE STAY CLUB Maurice B. Johnson George N. Martin Thelma Perkins Dudley Rodgers G. Wheaton Eli Aronson Irving B. Kelley Albert D. Nutting Clarence M. Flint Arthur O. Willey Laurence B. Blethen Eserett M. Lunt Ada Peters Peters Frances Fuller Giddings Kenneth F. Woodbury Norns C. Clements Frank J. McDonald Bernard T. Poor Harry A. Grant MAINE STAY CLUB Frank W. Hussey Gordon S. McDonald Lucy Farrington Shelve Harry R. Hartman Ray H. Carter Stanley B. Hyde Leone Dakin Nutting John E. Stewart Matthew E. Highlands Guy E. Griffin Arelene Ware Hyde Anthony J. Pannom Raymond E. Tobey Ralph A. Hill Theodore F. Hatch Doris Dow Ladd Ralph R. Parkman Earle R. Webster Ardron B. Lewis Bentley S. Hutchins Louise Quincy Lord Rose Adams Plouff Margaret Preble Webster Philip E. McSorley Louise Messer Mayo Charles R. Phillips, Sr. Edward F. Stanton Fugene C. Winch Raymond H. Morrison Albert S. Noyes Verner F. Robinson Laurence G. Thurston HONOR ROLL Carroll P. Osgood Philip T. Oak Hoyt B. Savage Beulah Osgood Wells Isabel Ames William S. Reid Wallace W. Perkins Lincoln A. Sennett HONOR ROLL Fred D. Armes Robert F. Scott Carl W. Stevens Frederic A. Soderberg George Acheson H. Russell Beatty H. Hollis Wooster HONOR ROLL Claude H. Tozier Willis M. Barrows Thomas P. Bixby HONOR ROLL E. Bradley B. Abbott HONOR ROLL Edmund H. Bartlett Everett E. Blackwell Russell M. Bailey J. Wesley Ames I. Stanley Bailey Wilfred A. Beaudette Clayton T. Bockus Horace E. Bell James G. Annett Hope Norwood Bannister Llewellyn \7 Beedle Milton H. Clapp Lynwood K. Betts Edith L. Beckett Nan Mahoney Bradford Carl H. Bischoff Lawrence P. Cogswell Harold E. Bowie Howard L. Bowen Arline Besse Buley Alfred R. Burr Edgar R. Crozier Milton L. Bradford Wilfred C. Burr Charles P. Burbank Francis G. Buzzell Harry F. Culbertson Hazel Lindsay Brainard Thomas J. Carlin Raymond H. Burton Floyd J. Carr Helen Peabody Davis Elizabeth M. Collins Theodore E. M. Carville Charles O. Campbell Edgar D. Coffin, Sr. Richard C. Dolloff Linwood S. Cotton Charles V. Catell Rosemary Curran Carlin Sidney B. Coleman Edward M. Engel Kenneth Cram A. John Conti Lindsey R. Chalmers Earle D. Crawford Irene Wentworth Engel Lawrence M. Cutler Ruth Bessey Conti G. Davis Chase, Jr. Marjorie Myers Crawford Lonnda Orne Eustis Stanley J. DeVeau Paul M. Croxford Roxie Dunton Clark Richard B. Diehl Margaret Boothby Freeman Fred M. Dodge Bruce I. Davenport Edna Brown Coffin Douglas E. Donovan Dorothy Taylor Garvin Erdine Besse Dolloff Roland G. Dolley Cecil J. Cutts Howard H. Dyke Wyman P. Gerry Raynor K. Fitzhugh Lowell J. Dow Paul F. Erskine Wallace H. Elliott Ernest H. Grant Francis G. Fitzpatrick Frank C. Foster Raymond C. Fitzhenry Margaret Fraser Feeney Amy Adams Green H. Stuart Frost Mary H. Friend Lynette Walker Flewelling Lester V. Goff Harry A. Hartley David W. Fuller Iome Irving Gay Thomas E. Gay Everard E. Hall Bessie Muzzy Hastings Vinetta Whitehouse Geddy Michael C. Gentile Keith Goldsmith Carl M. Harmon Clara Peabody Hersum Herbert E. Hammons William E. Harmon Donald Hastings Fred W. Holdsworth Roy C. Hobson Ruth Palmer Harribine James L. Hayes Anne Thurston Henderson *Hugh B. Huntley Elwin B. Hodgins Harold E. Ingalls . F. Gilbert Hills Harriet Page Hume Mark A. Hurd Henry G. Howard Virginia Smith Lamb Ethelyn Percival Howard Clifford V. Irish Jessie Wood Hussey Edith Hoyt Humphrey Robert C. Lane 5 Emma Thompson Ledger Allison K Hill Warren A. Stickney Elizabeth Livingstone Morse Margaret Bither Webber Kenneth C. Lovejoy "'Richard W. Holmes Brenna Blaisdell Tracy Verne S Snow Margaret Fellows White Mabel Kirkpatrick Lovejoy Elmer G Horton Paul Wadsworth A A Solander Raymond E White Nelson L. Manter Curtis M. Hutchins James F White Mabel Lancaster Stewart 1932 John B McCobb Dorothy Bradford Kelso Willis L Stiles Forrest W. Meader Harold V Kimball HONOR ROLL Mary Carter Stiles CENTURY CLUB Frederick L Moulton Alice Lincoln Leanhard Perley E Armitage Gilbert E. Weeks Cedric L. Arnold Wendell P. Noble Henry E Libby Alice H. Bagley William C Wells Isabelle Robinson Croxford George H. Barnes E. Lyman Otis Frank W Linnell HONOR ROLL Roscoe C. Masterman Niran C. Bates James E. Poulin Edna Cohen Rappaport Russell M Look Roger L. Annis Bernaid M Berenson Winston C. Robbins Ralph T. Robertson Caroline Collins Lowell Franklyn F Barrows Lois A Burr Joseph P. Seltzer Irene Emerson Robinson Winfield Lowell William M Beal Dorothy Culley Coburn Mollie Rubin Stern Cornelius J. Russell, Jr. Victor B MacNaughton Maynard Blaisdell Kenton R Condon Raymond T Wendell Clara E. Sawyer Katherine Marvin Richard C Blanchard Dorothy Steward Sayward MacNaughton Athalie Sweatt Cummings MAINE STAY CLUB Bertha Carter Cushman Goldie Modes Brenner David H. Stevens Thomas A. Martin, Sr. Carl A. Brooks Mary Soule Bateman Robert P. Thaxter Helen Moore Harold M Cutler Muriel Freeman Brockway Paulene M Dunn Edward C. Bryant Frederick H. Thompson Merton F Morse Katherine Whitcomb Butler Harold E Bryant Philip H. Trickey Bettina Brown Moulton Hazel Sawyer Everett James H Crowe Verrill B Gilmore Eunice Copeland Chandler Nicholai F Wessell Frederick L Nevells Lester M Clark J Robert Feeley Hope Craig Wixson Winfield S. Niles Sarah Pike Gleason Stephen J. Grady Kenneth R. Haskell Erma Devereux Croxford Theodore J. Zak Ella Bulmer O’Hearon G Vincent Cuozzo Clayton H. Hardison Maple I Percival Hector Hebert Roy N. Holmes 1929 Elmer R Higgins Charles F. Cushman Harold N Powell Parker Cushman Donald L. Lester CENTURY CLUB Lovell C. Rawson Harold H. Inman Winthrop C. Libby Shirley Berger Rufus G Jasper Myrilla Guilfoil Daley Mary F. Reed Francis J. Donovan Alexander M. Martin George D. Bixby Lawrence Rosen Frank A Knight Hugh H. Morton Robert F. Chandler, Jr. Harland L Knight Grace Lemoine Einik Edwin M Ryder Florence Ward Elliott William J. Murphy Myrtle Walker Dow Russell V Lathrop Marguerite Plummer Helen Beasley Ernst Ralph N Prince Charles S. Huestis Pauline Hall Leech Sheahan Norman Espovich Jesse E. Ray, Jr. Loomis S Kinney Johnson L. Lowell Alice Webster Sinclair Willard A. Farris Morris R. Robinson Clayton T. Knox Norwood W. Mansur, Sr. Catharine Osgood Skolfield Horace F. Flynn John W. Roche F. O Miniutti Frieda Hatch Matheson Gordon Smith Charlotte Bowman Flynn Thomas Russell Robert D. Parks Dorothy Mayo Morris Clyde C. Stinson Frances Dow Friedberg James M Sims Herbert E Sargent Elizabeth F. Murphy Harvard L Sylvester Marion Avery Gilmore Anna Lyon Sims W. Jerome Strout E. Christine Norwood Sarah J Thompson R. Donald Goode Cornelius J Sullivan Elizabeth McCracken Edward E Palmer, Jr. Donald E. Tracy Paul R. Goodwin Roland J. Tibbetts Wilhelm Ella Bolan Parr Carl D. True Louise Durgan Hammons Ronald E. Young Ethel Cummings Woodbury Whitney L. Wheeler Ralph L Perkins Jeanette Roney Pero George M. Hargreaves HONOR ROLL MAINE STAY CLUB John W. White Donald T. Achorn Henry A. Plummer Waldo E Harwood, Jr. Clarence E. Bassett George A Whittier Albert C. Heckman Kenneth G. Ames Mary Buck Booker Stanley G. Winch Lewis P. Roberts Lydia Douglas Rollins Donald B. Henderson George H. Andrews Frank P. Bostrom Gertrude Gray Yates Margaret J. Armstrong Edwin A. Smith Elmer C. Hodson Everett F. Conlogue Marvia Pooler Barry John T. Stanley Jacob S Holmes Daniel E. Connelly Dons Dunphy Bassett 1930 Charles R. Stover Jean Keirstead Huff Arthur B Conner Francis J. Battles CENTURY CLUB Eustis F. Sullivan Norton H. Lamb George S. Cunningham Ruth Hasey Lamoreau John C Bohnson, Jr. Richard S Bradford Edward R. Vose Kenneth R. Dudley Raymond K Lear Allen W. Bratton Frank C. Brown John D. Walker Ramona Poley Highlands Donald P Libby Paul G Butler W. Philip Churchill Kenneth R. Webber Nicholas G. Hodgman Donovan W Marble Marian Davis Cooper Horace A. Croxford Lee E Wescott Burleigh M. Hutchins Raymond Marsh Albert A. Dekin ♦Edward D Hunt George H Winter John P McCaffrey Walter D Matthews Alden F Denaco Milton F. Kent Mary Robinson McClure Doris Leavitt Matthews John D Dickson, Jr. Harry R. Mayers 1931 George A. Noddin Dorothy Haskell McGaw John P. Doyle Frank W McCann Merton S. Parsons CENTURY CLUB George E McGillicuddy Linwood S. Elliott Clifford G. McIntire Harold N. Powell Theodore R Bickmore Francis S McCuire Henry H. Favor Maxwell K Murphy Archibald V. Smith Ward B. Cleaves Vivian Van Tassel McKenney George M. Field John M Palmer Sarah Hoos Sterns Malcolm E. C Devine Howard L. Mendall Charles B. Fobes Edward Stern Frank R. Stewart George A. Farnsworth Jean Campbell Moyer A. Norman Forbush Orville T. Swift MAINE STAY CLUB William P. Hamblet Richard T. Munce Mildred Smith Gagnon HONOR ROLL Louise Bates Ames Alfred W. Perkins Isabella Lyon Nestor Albert F Gerry Reginald B. Adams Kathleen D. Andrews Phyllis Kneeland Whitten Frank E Patten, Jr Mary Bean Gerry Louis A. Airoldi Jack S Atwood MAINE STAY CLUB Norman A. Porter Katharyn Storer Giddings Whitney M. Baston Robert A. Bancroft Clovis Breton, Jr Ewart Rawnsley Willard M Gilmore Oscar L. Birch James F Booker Philip J. Brockway Hazel Hammond Rawnsley Carlton L. Goodwin G. Kenneth Burwood Francis J. Claffey Charles A Brown Ethel S Saunders David H Hanaburgh James C. Buzzell Vaughan M. Daggett Lucille French Daggett S Louis Scheffer Marion Cunningham Mildred McPheters Clapp William N. Flynt Philip L Evans Samuel Sezak Harriman Harry D. Crandon Harold P Hamilton Jessie L Fraser Ethel Thomas Sezak William F Hathaway Thena Whitten Dyke Vera I Hill Lawrence M Gray George A. Smith Edmund T. Hawes Herbert R. Fitzmorris Robinson Mann Doris L Gross M Stetson Smith Stanley G. Hayter Claire Callaghan Fitzmorris Lloyd McCollum Ellen Wareham Holmer Bernard L Snyder Merle T. Hilborn J. Edward Flynn Mary Crowley Mulvey Alice Burr Jordan Nelson E Spurling Hildreth Montgomery Hill Frank Foggia Milford A Payson Darius D. Joy, Jr. Richard H Stone Helen Stearns Hincks Hollis W. Garey Franklin E. Pearce Peter A. Karey Edward W Strecker Anna Buck Houston Albert F. Gilmore Eunice Barrows Powell Merrill E Kilby Mary E Sylvester Wallace H. Humphrey Richard P. Gleason Horace A Pratt Louis J Krieger Eleanor I. Thompson Elizabeth Rosie Jackson James E Hale William D. Roche Donald F. Marshall Charles H. Tweedie Robert F Jenks Thelma V Ham Charles Schlosberg Helene Johnson Marshall Mildred Merrifield Walter Eleanor Meacham Jenks Cecil J. Harribine Thomas B. Smith Katherine Lang Morrison Martha G Wasgatt Neal H Landers G. Holland Loane Helen Hilton Bailey Helen Peabody Turner Francis J Lord HONOR ROLL Beulah Starrett Lord Harold J Barrett Fred E Wiers Judson Lord Elizabeth Wilhelm Bassett Clayton R Lothrop Stephen Barry John C Wight Mildred Poland Lord John W Black Kenneth S Ludden Dorothy Blair Bohnson Bernice Willson Wilson Alpheus C Lyon, Jr Frank R Blaisdell Murdock S Matheson Guy A Booker 1934 Kenneth E Macaulay Ruth Harding Brookes Francis J McCabe Frederick A Boyce Richard H Marble Margaret Young Carroll Roy H McCray Clarence H Bradbury CENTURY CLUB Henry S Marsh George L Cobb Smith C McIntire Benjamin E Brown Earl D Brown Marion E Martin Walter L Emerson, Jr Richard L Mekeel Walter D Brown Donald P. Corbett Joseph Massaro Howard E Etter Stacy R Miller George Bullen Francelia Dean Corbett Howard E McCracken Warren W Flagg Angela Minuitti Frederick C Burk Kenneth C. Foster Elwin L McKenney Isobel Freeman Doris Baker Moody Samuel H. Calderwood Roy J Gavin Thomas S Morse Cecil A Gilbert Abby Sargent Neese Hester McNair Card Charles T Janney C Bruce Moyer William O Gould Edith Talbot Ness Dorothy Findlay Carnochan Henry J McCusker George M Osgood Ira C Gray, Jr Hildreth Matheson Palmer Geneva F Chamberlain Dwight L Somers James H Page Norman Harmon Harry Paul Pauline Siegel Cole MAINE STAY CLUB Helen Williams Palmer Raymond C Hathorne Stanley C Pease Mildred Brawn Cookson William E Beazley Kenneth L Parsons Harry Helfand Keith W Percival Helen Findlay Cousens Mildred Haney Be rdeen Philip Parsons Arlene Merrill Hemmerly Gilberta Watters Percival Mildred French Creamer Robert Berg Dorothy Davis Parsons Stanley D Henderson Olive Perkins Clayton M Currie Frederick R Black Norman G Pratt Carl F Ingraham Levi C Placzankis Violet Morrison Curtis Harold A Davis Charles E Prinn, Jr Merle S Jones Ethel Hilton Poland Lillian Segal Cutler J Edward DeCourcy Carmela Profita Dorothy Frye Kane Thomas H Pride Emil A Davis Alice Dyer DeCourcy Kenneth E Pullen Miriam Linscott Kirkland Stanley J Protas Ruth Callaghan DeCoteau Ira Flaschner Freeland Ramsdell Roy Lawrence Philip Rubin Kenneth J Dickerson John T Gilman Charles H Reed Margaret Avery Lawrence Caroline Cousins Selby Harold O Doe Irving W Harvey Selma Gregory Regan Wallace W Lord Clarence Shapero Margaret Denton Eaton Edward C Jordan Elliott A Reid Clifford S Mansfield Albert J Smith Eloise Lull Eaton Peter C Karalekas Richard L. Rice Dudley S Merrill Marion Jacques Smith Richard Elliott Josephine Burrill Kiah Evelyn J albert Robinson Arthur G Mintz Dorothy M Somers Emily Thompson Elliott Ardon C Mercier Herbert M Roylance Louis H Morrison Robert L Staples Lillian Wooster Farnham Edith Bolan Ogden Benjamin L Shapero Frank W Myers Charles L. Stewart John P Farnsworth Romeo F Pascarelli Irving K Smith Louise Rosie Paine Clayton J Sullivan Walter B Fitzgerald Hayden S Rogers Laurence T Small Lucinda Ripley Parker Charles N Sweetser Phyllis Webber Fuller Claire S Sanders M Thomas Stantial Donna Kendall Parks Lawrence R Sweetser Edwin Giddings Stanwood R Searles George H Sweetman Ralph L Perkins, Jr Oscar T Thompson Frank W. Hagan, Jr. Joseph F Senuta Robert E Sylvester Willis G Pratt Herbert I. Trask Edward G Haggett, Jr Fern Allen Turbyne Lawrence E Tompkins Wilbert Pronovost Katherine W Trickey Harold M Hall Clarence K. Wadsworth Lillian F Wall Paige B Rand Marie Beaulieu Van Stack Allan C Hamilton HONOR ROLL George W. Warren Elmer W Randall, Jr David Rich John J Velten Miriam T Hanaburgh David K Abbott Andrew E Watson John S Sabin Philip M. Williams Virginia Berry Humphrey Isadore L Alpert Mabel Robinson Watson Orville C Sadler Carl D Hurd J Milton Attridge Carroll N Works 1933 Ella Rowe Savage Robert J Ingraham Dons Varnam Bacheller 1935 CENTURY CLUB Dorothy Sawyer Shorey Ruth E Irwin Claude K Baker Thomas J Desmond CENTURY CLUB Norman K Smith Harold Johnson June Wheeler Baker Marguerite Littlefield Hurd Donald L Anderson Hilda Eaton Stacher Kenneth B Johnson Frederick A. Bendtsen Lyndon O Mayers Paul W. Bean Edward Stetson Burt M Keene James Berman Phyllis Peavey Kimball Richard S Stoddard Louise Hill Robbins Lloyd G Keirstead Frances Dodge Booker Fred C Roberts Arthur P Stubbs Wesley N. Wasgatt Emmons E Kingsbury Kent F Bradbury Edna Mathews Roberts Oscar M. Taylor Eleanor Cushing Wasgatt Dorothea Goode Knox Shirley Young Brawn Basil G Staples Carl A. Titcomb Freeman G. Webb Charles L Lampson William E Canders, Jr. Carl A Whitman Clayton O Totman MAINE STAY CLUB William H. Linskey Lawrence A Chatto Beryl Warner Williams Jean Grant Walker John T. Bankus Ludger A Lucas Gilbert M Cox MAINE STAY CLUB Craig J. Welch Donald C. Blake Evelyn Mills MacKeen Roscoe F. Cuozzo Henry Anderson Herbert T Wilbur / Jerome H. Comins Richard H Millar Roland F. Cyr Winifred Coburn Anderson William H Doane Helen Nivison Miller Stanley R Doane George D Carlisle 1936 Arthur T Forrestall Evelyn Plummer Miller Ernestine Moore Dow Velma I. Colson CENTURY CLUB Horace H Gould Raymond F Newell Theodore A Earl Ernest M Cram Robert A Burns Hazel Scully Henkle Robert E. Pendleton Charles E. Finks Everett C. Creamer Madelyn Dyer Conley Blanche I Henry Elizabeth Barrows Pendleton Elizabeth Bicthen Francis Rudolph B Johnson James D Crocker Donald G. Johnson Joseph I. Penley Maxine Harding Goode Oursa N Dagavarian Edwin P. Webster Elizabeth Hilliker LaFrance Jane Barry Penn Ruth Lord Goodman Charles F. Larrabee Henry W Fales Phyllis Hamilton Webster Julius Pike Malcolm F. Goodwin Maurice K. Goddard Edith Hill Brewer Marion Dickson Lester Theodore W Prescott Norman H Gray Herbert W. Lewis Carl N Honer Paul C Brown Coleman C Randall Lewis M Hardison Marjorie Church Honer Gladys Colwell Donahue Elizabeth Tryon Libby Evelyn Gleason Rawson Thomas M Hersey Henry E Marcho Norman M. Jackson George M Frame Phyllis Black Raymond Errol V Higgins Paul I Knight Ralph F. Hayes James W. McClure Helen Osgood Ripple E Merle Hildreth Carol Lord Means Samuel Levy John P Hennings Richard S. Robinson Richard L Hill M Milton MacBride Roger D Hutchins Charles T Moody Rose Snider Rodensky Emily Lyon Hinds Marjorie Moulton Murphy Stuart H Mosher John C Kenny Marcia Adelman Rubin Charles E Holyoke Thelma Blackington Nivison Richard R Lunt Eugene C. Ogden Jean Captain Sabine Arthur E Hoyt, Jr. Max Rubin Arthur B. Otis Harland F McPherson George W Scott Freeman L O. Hussey Woodrow L Palmer Royal O. Mehann Fred M. Sanborn Leroy F. Shaw Ruby Young Hussey Girdler J. Swett, Jr. Ashton P Sawyer Eileen Brown Parker Russell W. Shaw James M Jackson Kenrick A Sparrow Charles J. Pennings John J Turbyne Clarence D Smith John E. Johnson John F. Wilson Donald M Stewart X Hall Ramirez Richard Snare Elizabeth Myers Kennedy Raymond B Thorne John C Sealey, Jr. Eleanor West Yerxa Edna Richards Staples Orissa Frost Kingsbury Phyllis Wing Wadsworth Howard G Steinberg HONOR ROLL Laurice M Stevens Robert E Lawrence Russell A Walton Ruth Goodwin Stewart Merrita Dunn Anderson Joseph R. Stoddard Merle Shubert Leddy Elmore L. Wood Edith Gardner Strauch 7 Asher E. Sylvester 1937 Roger W. Smith Mary Wright Donnini Edna Harrison Dempsey Mabelle Ashworth Smith Edward S. Doubleday Harland L. Dodge Carleton L. Taylor CENTURY CLUB MAINE STAY CLUB Richard Spear Charles A. Fillebrown, Sr. George E. Doe Harry B. Conner Lincoln D. Fish Leo Viner Howard J. Stagg III Venora Stinchfield Dow Joseph Galbraith Gerald E. Stoughton Wallace F. Gleason, Jr. Harold J. Dyer James A. Wakefield George W McLellan Alice Campbell Wakefield George R. Trimble, Jr. Elizabeth Drummond Gleason Albert O. Dyson Charlotte Miller Ramirez Robert W. Harvey Dorothy L. Woodcock Robert M. True Ralph W. Farris, Jr. Mary Flynn Schoppe Lucinda Rich Waterman Mildred Dixon Haskell Harlan P. Fitch HONOR ROLL MAINE STAY CLUB Emery N Wescott Helen Wong Huang Elizabeth Reid Freeman Actor T. Abbott, Jr. Henry J. Aliberti Hope Wing Weston Robert S. Hussey Lucille Bell Grange Fred A. Anderson Richard N. Berry Jeannette MacKenzie Wilson Madeleine Davis Johnstone Sybil Kent Green John R. Arno Katherine Bunker Berry Henrietta Cliff Woodbury Donald P. Kelley Walton E. Grundy Chester D. Bacheller Everett L. Brewer Josie Naylor Woods Joseph H. Lewis Elizabeth Homans Hancock Beulah Beal Raynor K. Brown 1938 . Dwight E. Lord Frederick B. Harnden Gerald G. Beverage Woodford B. Brown Charles H. Lowe Elmer C. Hart Alfreda Tanner Black Pauline Calvert Brown CENTURY CLUB Henry Lowe Donald B. Haskell William D. Blake Walter L. Butterfield, Jr. Ernest E. Adams Sumner H. Lull Charles S. Hill James A. Boardman Robert F. Corbett Merrill Eldridge Hazel E. Lundy Ethelyn Parkman Huff Donald W. Brown William E. Crowell Robert L. Fuller M. Joseph McDonough, Jr. Evangeline Anderson Jackson Roger T. Cameron Jerome A. Emerson Mary-Hale Sutton Furman Raymond McGinley Marion Borden Jones Kenneth M. Chute Lloyd D. Hatfield Martha Chase Gerrish Ruthe Seavey McGinley Charles E. Kimball George A. Clarke George P. Hitchings Arthur A. Hauck Harold H. McKeen Edward R. Ladd Arlene Higgins Cobb Henry T. Lowell, Jr. Gladys Reid Hauck Arland R. Meade Louise Rice Ladue Mildred Sawyer Connors Robert Nivison Bartlett Kimball Wilford J. Merrill Andrew M. Longley Alan C. Corbett Elizabeth Gardner Norweb Leon B. Levitan Evelyn Adriance Miles Iris Allan Lowe Charles Crockett Barbara Lancaster Raymond Thomas E. Lynch Eloise Hutchinson Myers Merwin A. Marston Darrel B. Currie Charles H. Stinchfield Robert P. Schoppe Natalie E. Nason Helen McCully Geneva Epstein Cutler Audrey Bishop Thibodeau Edward C. Sherry Oliver M. Neal, Jr. Elwood D. Millett Helen McKechnie Davis Harland A. Young Grace Watson Wendell Dorothy Mosher Peabody Donald J. Moore ♦Charles Dexter William H. Pearlmutter HONOR ROLL MAINE STAY CLUB Bernice Leighton Morrison Ralph J. Durette Marguerite M. Picard B. Ross Nason Gilbert E. Adamson Gilbert M. Brown Susan Lord Foss Robert H. Plimpton Lauress T. Parkman John F. Averill Althea Millett Brown Elizabeth H. Giddings Josephine Profita Barbara Bailey Patterson Dana W. Babb Nelson B. Carter Roland M. Gleszer Frances Higgins Raskop Donald H. Perrin Edwin H. Bates Ralph E. Clifford Richard O. Gordon Richard W. Raymond Thomas S. Pinkham, Jr. Ralph A. Beisel Duncan Cotting Robert M. Haggett Ernest J. Reidman Pauline Drummond Powell Helen Wooster Blake Marjorie Lynds Cotting Edward C. Hanson G. Ronald Shaw John F. Raye Philip N. Bower John B. DeLong Thomas Hill James H. Siegel Lucille Epstein Rich Francis W. Boyle Richard W. Gerry Elinor Hill Hinman Edward H. Silsby Barbara E. Seavey Richard D. Braley Hester Billings Hanson Cathryn R. Hoctor Elizabeth Mitchell Smith Dorothy Silver Serota Edward F. Brarmann, Jr. Waldo F. Hardison Richard H. Hodsdon Meredith Lewis Smith Clement Smith Helen Titcomb Brarmann Gerald F. Hart Carroll A. Homan Fred A. Spence Wendell W. Smith Margaret Crouse Briscoe Marjorie Thompson Hart Samuel Horwich Walter B. Steele, Jr. Leander M. Sprowl Henry M. Brown Richard E. Hayes Donald A. Huff Lester J. Tarbell Frederic H. Stetson Lloyd A. Buckminster Solveig Heistad Hennings Elizabeth Philbrook Ingraham Norman H. Thompson George L. Temple Irma Brown Buckminster George D. Hill Arthur L. Jones Lorraine Gross Townsend Marion Dunbar Thompson Carol Stevens Burke Edmond T. Laing William F. Jones E. Parker Troland Erling Toennesen Ruth C. Burnett Moses H. Lane Grenville E. Jordan, Jr. Mary Deering Wirths Albert P. Toner Robert A. Cabeen Cora Sharon Leukhart Mae Cohen Karas Arthur C. Moulton Carl R Toothaker Carolyn Currier Lombardi E. Francis Crowley 1939 Gertrude Titcomb Dawson Norman R. Ness David W. Trafford David T. Lull CENTURY CLUB Dorothea Vail Ernest L. Dinsmore Gordon B. Raymond Francis J. McAlary Robert B. Bramhall Elaine E. VanNostrand Alan D. Duff, Jr. Doris J. Richardson Frederick O. Mills William R. Hilton Artemus E. Weatherbee Cranston W. Folley Catherine L. Rowe Kenneth B. Nash. MAINE STAY CLUB Alice Pierce Weaver Gayland E. Folley Arthur G. Smith Alvah L. Nickerson Bettina Bruce Smith Thoma's L. Barker Barbara Harlow Wescott George H. Northrup William N. Forman Barbara Corbett Barker John Gardner, Jr. Walter S. Staples 1940 Edward W. C. O’Connell Richard M. Stevens Wilfred E. Bettoney James F. O’Connor Faith Folger Gardner Kenneth L. Crabtree CENTURY CLUB George R. Grange Allen D. Trask Margaret Sewall Page Arnold L. Veague William R. Cumerford Earle D. Bessey, Jr. Bernard F. Parr Gardner C. Grant HONOR ROLL Philena Dean Daggett John D. Carlisle Virginia Palmer Parsons John C Greene, Jr. Pauline Davee Hitchings Elton S. Carter William B. Pierce Allan E. Horne Elwood P. Additon Vincent V. Checchi Elizabeth Gruginskis Additon Charles M. Holbrook Margaret Harriman Pronovost George L. Houston Charles R. Leavitt Myron S. Gartley Evelyn Tracy Purinton Nolan B. Jackson Russell D. Bartlett Harold A. Gerrish Margaret Williston Bebek Herbert A. Leonard Thomas F. Reed Robert C. Jones L. Carleton Merrill Robert H. Levis Clarice Grant Rubin Elva Googins Judd Fred N. Beck Wiljo M. Lindell Jean Kent Belding Vera Brastow Parks Carolyn Lothrop Sabin Albert S. Landers III Virginia Twombly Severance John T. Maines Samuel J. Levine Virginia Hall Benton Ernest Saunders DeWitt Skinner Alice Donovan Poeppelmeier Leonard P. Litchfield Marion Hatch Bowman Kathleen Wormwood Sawyer HONOR ROLL Henry P. Pryor Leonard F. Shaw Ruth Kimball Lord Kenneth Brookes Josephine Campbell Allen Robert B. Robertson Sarah Meltzer Smalley Norma C. Lovejoy Ralph W. Butler Ruel J. Blackwell Atwood O. Smart Albert T. Smith Flora H. Lutz Charles Y. Cain H. Edwin Young Helen Diehl Cain Charles L. Blanchard Dorothy Jones Smith Emily Elmore Macy MAINE STAY CLUB Paul W. Morgan Hugh R. Cary Ruth Gregory Blethen Chester W. Smith W. Dwight Barrell Russell L. Morgan John W. Coffin Merrill R. Bradford John C. Stinchfield Virginia Hardison Bock Virginia Nelson Sturgis Shirley R. Parsons Miriam Hilton Coffin Paul S. Chapman Arthur J. Chick, Jr. Robert H. Bonney Glen W. Torrey Arland W. Peabody Olive E. Conley Anna Anderson Clapper Edward K. Brann Albert Verrill, Jr. Regina Littlefield Raymond Mabel Mayhew Couper Edward E Cohen Anne Perry Brann Eugene T. Wakely Chauncey L. Russell James R. DeCoster Robert Salisbury Lawrence F. Denning Carleton C. Cressy Edward C. Bullard Lowell N. Weston Harry M. Byram, Jr. Lucian H. Scamman Douglas Dingwall Robert V. Cullinan Harold M. Woodbury William H. Chandler Eldredge B. Woods Lester H. Smith Ernest H Donagan Elroy K. Day Charles H. Clough, Jr. Lucille Maddocks Sprague Kenneth W Blaisdell Bert S. Sanborn Clifford A. Blake Philip E. Curtis Philmore B. Wass Dora West Blake N Allen Savage Virginia Weston Bradford Henry L. Hathaway Pauline Jellison Weatherbee Eleanor Look Bonzey Jacob Serota Wilfred I. Butterfield Stanley R. Holland Charles L. Weaver William R Booth Charles H. Shackelford John M. Carter Raymond R. Johnston, Jr. Clifton E. Whitney Donald T. Brackett Leroy G. Shepard John E. Chandler Edwin S. Rich Willard A. Wight William S. Brawn Isabella Crosby Shipman Jacqueline Greenwood Arthur W. Richardson 1941 Dwight A. Brown Eloise P. Simpson Chandler Ada Saltzman Silverman Mary Bates Brown Charles B. Smith, Jr. Helen Hayes Chipman Mildred Goodwin Staples CENTURY CLUB Frederick E. Burden Julia Smith Smith Robert E. Chute Robert F. Stewart Stanley J. Cowin Joyce Ramsay Carter John W. Somes Guy J. Crocker Barbara Welch Wilson Ruth Reed Cowin Everett B. Chamberlain C. Virgil Starbird Lloyd Crossland John B. Dearborn Faulkner E. Chase Walter P. Strang Barbara Savage Cuetara HONOR ROLL John R. Dyer Harlow D. Adkins Lester D. Chipman Charlene Perkins Strang Ralph O. Dale Lawrence B. Kelley Margaret Romero Coffin Sherley M. Sweet, Jr. Paul D. Danforth Richard W. Akeley Carlton B. Payson Ervin A. Arbo Calista Buzzell Coggeshall Christine Tufts Taylor Richard B. Day Helen Wormwood Pierce James S. Condon Myron J. Towle Virginia Stevens deLans Ruth Desjardin Arbo Kenneth N. Roberston Garfield M. Arthur Frederick M Crouse Frederick F. Tracy Howard C. DeShon Allan B. Tarbell Robert A. Cummings James K. Tweedie Arlene Webster Earley James H. Ashby J. Dudley Utterback Margaret Maxwell Atwood Raymond F. Delano Raymond A. Valliere Robert A. Elwell Barbara Orff Utterback Robert DiPersio Agnes A. Walsh Kenneth A. Field Robert D. Atwood Phyllis Smart Young Frank M. Beckerman Earl G. Douglas ♦Elizabeth Rowe White Richard N. Fielding Elizabeth Jones Benjamin MAINE STAY CLUB Richard V. Duffey M. Harvard Whitten Raymond F. Gay, Jr. Harold C. Bronsdon Wilson M. Alford Eleanor Eastman Ruth White Wight William E. Gifford, Jr. Gerard J. Burke Frances Sawyer Alford Raymond H. Edgecomb Gwendolyn Weymouth Patricia Ryan Gifford Francis J. Buss Charles J. Arbor George H. Ellis Wilhelmson Beth Stone Gray Eldon R. Clark Joanna Evans Bardo Clarence E. Emery, Jr. Adam E. Wilson Rudolph E. Haffner Mary C. Curran Avery L. Bond Edward L. Fenderson Alma Fifield Woodward Titus S. Hale, Jr. Margaret Peaslee Danforth Leona Runion Bonney Moffat Gardner Malcolm E. Hardy George F. Darveau Horace G. Bracy Arnold R. Gilman 1942 Robert Healy Carl R. Brown Donald W. Goodchild S William Henderson Edward E. Davis CENTURY CLUB LaRoy A. Derby Dale J. Butterworth Robert B. Goodwin Barbara Perry Hess Anna Verrill Chandler Walter W. Gosline Francis S. Andrews Irwin R. Higgins Nathaniel M. Doten, Jr. Arthur Boyd Richard C. Dyer Gordon E. Chase George C. Grant Robert G. Holmes Doris Bradeen Boyd Mary Phelps Dyson Janice Merrill Chase Miriam Brown Grover Elizabeth F. Honan Dorothy Brewer Erikson Jane Dyer Ellsworth Richard H. Chase James O. Hamilton Harry S. Hopkins Earl L. Hodgkins Norman F. Fay Pauline Cushing Clough William D.G. Hamilton David B. Hopkinson Booth G. Leavitt Lucie Pray Fletcher Milford F. Cohen Harold I. Hamm Maria Phillips Hurley Howard Merrill Dorrice Dow Fuller George B. Cotton Jean McDonough Harlow Mark W. Ingraham, Jr. Barbara Emmons Payson A. Willard Gavett Judson B. Crane Amy Wood Harvey Harold J. Jordan Martha Pierce Zimmerman Francis P. Golden Donald B. Devoe Stuart P. Haskell Cherrie Thorne Kaifer Carolyn Calderwood Graham Franklin D. Dexter Ada Towle Hawkins MAINE STAY CLUB Marion Lundgren Kelly Elnora Savage Grant Virginia Moulton Emery Esther Drummond Hawley Josephine Blake Bail Laurence G. Leavitt Gooden Gray David S. Greenlaw Elizabeth Gammons Hazam Clinton L. Bardo Mary Cowin Leavitt Richard Hallowell, Jr. Fred C. Hanson Albert E. Hill Paul M. Beegel Ruth Grundy Littlefield William H. Hatch John M. Hoctor Robert M. Irvine Florence Atwood Butterworth Caroline Wright Lovejoy Shirley Mitchell Jergensen Emil F. Hawes, Sr. Kenneth W. Hodgdon Leland F. Carter Bernard Lown Vernon E. Johnson Fred E. Holt John F. Hoyt George O. Chase Radford W. Luther Howard L. Jellison Earle L. Ingalls Emily Hopkins Jordan Dorothy Warren Crane Virginia May Mansfield Franklyn L. Jones Frank W. Ketchum Dana F. Kennedy Carroll D. Davis Ella Teague McCullough Thomas F. Kane, Jr. Borris C. Kleiner Phyllis Knapp Kimball Elinor L. Dixon Robert B. McLeary, Jr. Howard M. Kenney Constance Philbrook Leger Harold A. Kinney Laurence M. Downes Violet Hamilton O’Donoghue Vernon L. Kimball Manuel V. Locsin Hartwell C. Lancaster Carl P. Duncan Paul H. Phelan Robert N. Lundberg Jane Holmes Kinsley Ruth Benson Landon Samuel Dyer, Jr. Nancy C. Philbrook Alfred A. Mann Chester M. Ladd Robert D. Larsson Lawrence W. Emery Stanley G. Phillips, Jr. Hilda Rowe Marvin Margaret Hauck Ladd Clifford W. Libby Harold A. Garfinkle Warren B. Randall George L. Nystrom Robert A. Larson Lewis S. Libby Manuel A. Gilman Charles E. Remick Dorothy Wing Nystrom Andrew G. Lindsay Mansfield London William L. Irvine Eleanor Ward Rheinlander Stewart F. Oakes Stanley P. Linscott John H. Maasen, Jr. Lelia M. Libby John W. Robie Elizabeth McAlary Pease Elizabeth Armstrong Low Isabelle Garvin Maasen Waldemar V. Littlefield Edward A. Schertzer Alvah L. Perry Hugh P. MacKay Don L. McCrum, Jr. Donald E. Marriner Richard M. Sinclair Allan E. Piper Ivie Mann John McGillivray John H. Mayo George C. Slocum Winston E. Pullen John A. Marsh Robert M. McGregor Marguerite Messer Merrill Robert E. Small Frank S. Martin Edgar F. Sewell Frances Horne Miliner James F. Smith Peter J. Skoufis Rita Ross Moskowitz J. Emily Blake McMonagle Carroll E. Morse Clarence S. Nichols Beverly W. Spencer Dalmar S. McPherson Owen H. Smith Paul N. Mosher Ralph R. Springer Sherman K. Smith Darrell B. Pratt Robert S. Merrill Hugh J. Murphy John H. Reed Lois Long Stone Virginia Tuttle Merrill Florence Farnham Stewart Carl A. Newhall, Jr. William B. Talbot Alice Christie Weatherby Calvin B. Sewall Constance Young Millett Malcolm G. Nichols Myron E. Starbird Fred S. Tarbox Margaret Steinmetz Mosher Donald W. Weston Margaret J. Nichols Elizabeth Barker Taverner Byron V. Whitney Loren F. Stewart Marion Fitzgerald Murphy Archie W. Nickerson Keith M. Thompson Betty Mosher Whitney Beverly Weatherby Oric O’Brien Priscilla Hayes Norton Seth W. Thurston Barbara Thompson Willets Jane Page Wells Elizabeth Kruse Parkman John K. O’Donoghue Edward L. Wheeler Helen Weymouth Wade W. Edwin Potter Mavis Creamer Wilson William F. Parsons Jeanette Berry Whitten Alexander Walker, Jr. Stephen Powell T. Russell Woolley, Jr. Charlotte White Potter Robert T. Willets John T. Watson Linwood B. Rideout HONOR ROLL James R. Reilly Arthur R. Worster Charles F. Welch Carleton M. Robbins Charles E. Adams, Jr. John A. Reitz Florence Cousins Worster Frank L. Wellcome, Jr. Edward E. Ross Elizabeth Grant Adams Harold F. Rheinlander Eva A. Whitney George G. Schmidt Roger C. Benjamin Oscar W. Riddle HONOR ROLL Richard W. Whitney Walter M. Schultz Rockwood N. Berry George C. Risman John R. Anderson Raymond E. Wilson Wayne F. Shipman, Jr. Walter E. Berry Alan W. Rosenberg Arthur Bigelson Elizabeth Caldwell Wilson Ralph G. Smith Donald Blaisdell William A. St. Germain Gordon H. Bither Stephen E. Woodbury, Jr. 9 Homer C. Woodward Talbot H. Crane Oscar M Wilbur, Jr. Elizabeth Piper Ellsmore Charles K. Foster, Jr. Shirley Ashman Yih Dorothy Ouellette Crane Herman Wing Natalie Curtis Files Robert A. Graves Howard A. Crosby Edward Woodward Robert E Foye Opal Cox Gray 1943 John P. Cullinan Richard H Youlden Richard H. Fuller Ada Minott Haggett CENTURY CLUB Grant F. Davis Keith E. Young Gerald R. Garvin George E. Hansen, Jr. Charles E. Bartley Mark C. Devereux 1944 Donald L. Goodwin Oliver W. Harrison Helen Hauck Bartley George I. Dodge, Jr Lester F Gross Bernard P. Rines Vernon C. Elsemore CENTURY CLUB Edward J. Hackett Geraldine MacBurnie Roley Gordon I. Erikson Maxwell B Carter, Jr Mary Carlisle Hilton Lewis G. Emery Oscar R. Hahnel, Jr Richard M. Ross John S. Everett, Jr. Arline Cousins Carter Hughene Phillips Hale DeVere W. Ryckman Martha Page Hodgkins Clare K. Fulton Phyllis Bryant Leavitt Harry W Files, Jr Edward Hayes Albert Smaha Stanley W. Frost Frank P. Gilley Frances Dorr Henderson Carolyn A. Small Richard E. Martinez Malcolm D. Hardy Jennie Bridges McNeilly Alice Rhoads Frost Benjamin F. Hodges, Jr. J. Robert Smyth, Jr. Dorothy Randall Gaddis Paul D Harthorn Henry W. Honeyman III Ethel Tarr Smyth Edith Huntley Merrill Harvey D Hillson Winona Cole Sawyer Hamilton S Giberson Eugene Joseph Hoy Alma A. Southard James Girwood Alvin S. McNeilly Silas Hulse III Lynn B Wilkes MAINE STAY CLUB Arthur H. Moulton III Margaret Church Grisham Alfred Hutchinson HONOR ROLL Charles D. Allen MAINE STAY CLUB Everett P. Ingalls, Jr. Jeanne Lowell Haffner Philip L. Archibald Erma Brawn Esther Randall Bacas Joyce Iveney Ingalls Edward G. Hamblen Florence J. Armstrong Marcia McCarthy Brown Donald W. Bail Martha Allen Irvine Barbara Bean Hamilton Albert R. Barmby Nellie Whitney Brown Burt E Bates Stephen L. Jacobs David R Harding Lora Doble Bates Francis A. Brown Russell S. Bodwell C. Lincoln Jewett Fred Herbolzheimer, Jr. Lucille Fitch Berghouse Waldo H. Burnham Leslie C Brewer Marion Kilgore Johnson Phyllis Danforth Roland E. Berry Ruth Bowers Chase Herbolzheimer Irving S Broder Carleton E. Kilpatrick William J. Bickford Philip C. Chute Emma R. Broisman Arnold R. Kimball Ernest J Hine Thomas S. Boerke Sumner A. Claverie Robert D. Buchanan Augusta Foster Law Frank C. Holden Madeline Nevers Boynton Merrill L. Donahue Richard M. Burrill George R. Leavitt Charles P. Inman Carolyn Chaplin Bradley Frances Donovan Donovan Elwood I Clapp, Jr Waldo M. Libbey Nora E. Jackson Robert L. Brewster Bernard A. Etzel Louise Cambridge Clapp Melvin E. Libby Robert D. Jenkins Ruth Hansen Broomhall Henry H. Fogler Mary Fogler Claverie Kenneth P. MacLeod Ralph A. Johnson, Jr Shirley Ansell Broad Mary Moynihan Fogler Marshall B. Dagan Annie Dowling Mawhinney John D. Kelley Olive Upton Bruins William T. Gooding Mary Parkhurst Lancaster Albert D Ehrenfried Merton S. Meloon Margaret Brown Bunker Ruth Wilson Gooding Elizabeth Emery Etzel John E. Morgan Ruth Eastman Lee Beverly B. Burnham Dorothy Moran Hall Edith Kagan Grossman Richard A. Morrill John Lewis, Jr. Mary Day Caswell Allen C. Hardison Henry Holland Margaret Chase Morrill Donald W. Libby Arnold Coffey Elizabeth Bearce Harrison Olive Bradbury Landry Thomas E. Parmenter Joanne Solie Logan Henry B. Cole Mary Hempstead Hemman James C. McClellan, Jr. Harlan L. Pease Jay M. Lord Burleigh E. Crockett Paul W. Horeyseck Rena Ashman McClellan Patricia Cooper Perry Margaret Libby Lutka Lillian Lewis Davis Robert N. Hubbard Clarence E. McIntire Charles Pidacks Phyllis Morris Marsh Clifford W. Davis Eugene R. Hussey Virginia Goodrich McIntire Sylvia Belden Pidacks Gladys Clark McLeary Jean E. Earnshaw Fletcher J. Long Donald F. Presnell Elizabeth Farris Purinton Charles R. Merrill Elizabeth Collis Eck Robert C. Lycette Norman A. Putnam Martha Cilley Merrill Ray D. Roley Robert E. Emerson Freda Flanders Lycette Ruth Blaisdell Silsby Deborah Drinkwater Rand Peter S Nelson Stanley E. Foster Rita Wilcox Oakes Edward W. Sims William L. Redmond Robert L. Newdick Calvin Friar Edward H. Piper Robert D. Smith Barbara Kreh Richards George A. Norton Elliott Hale Helen Deering Piper Philip D. Spiller Carroll B. Richardson George M. Pease Barbara Smiley Healy Philip Plaisted Gerald M. Tabenken Rhoda Tolford Schwartz Malcolm C. Peckham Katherine Jackman Elinor Crowell Plaisted Thomas R. Tillson Irene James Shepard Frank E. Pendleton, Jr. Henderson Edgar M. Potter Earland K. Sleight Jane Rand Pendleton HONOR ROLL William E. Hill Richard H. Shaw Robert A. Smith Francesca M Perazzi Ruth E. Allen Ruth Higgins Horsman Clifford H. Sinnett Sherrold Smith Richard M. Pierce Charles R. Angel Emmonzene E. Hutchins Charlotte Gifford Sinnett Allen H. Solomon Bertis L. Pratt, Jr. Raymond H. Atwood Marsden C. Hutchins Wendell H. Stickney Lawrence W. Soule John R. Radley George F. Bagley Isabel Ansell Jacobs Walter L. Sullivan Walter E. Spearin Preston B. Rand Pauline Cowin Bagley Alan S. Johnson John E. Suminsby Gordon R. Staff Erie B. Renwick, Jr Frederick T. Baird, Jr. Greydon A. Kay Donald V. Taverner Daniel P. Storer Stephen Robbins Marcia Rubinoff Balter Grace Wentworth King Olive Rowell Taverner Hattie Ingraham Storer Reginald T. Roberts Mary Miller Boerke Romaine Littlefield Kupfer Celia Goos Viner George Thompson, Jr. Lawrence H. Rollins Lyndon H. Bond William W. Lamprell Miriam Sweet Walker HONOR ROLL Martin M. Scher Herman W. Bonney Constance Carter Lamprell Catherine McCurdy Warren Herschel G. Abbott Henry M. Shepard Florence E. Boone Edith Merrill Lancaster Clarke H. Wertheim Rachel Alden Samuel P. Smiley Mary P. Boone Philip Leighton Harrison Whitney Rodney H. Allan Daniel T. Snell William P. Bronsdon Robert S. Ludwig Ellen Daggett Youlden Stoughton Atwood Warren G. Strout Priscilla Leonard Brooks Russell P. Lyon Berneice E. Thompson J Maynard Austin Clara Harley Brooks 1945 Stephen R. MacPherson, Jr. James H. Bates Eleanor Swanson Thurston L Bradbury Bunker, Jr. John C. Marriott Barbara Cole Bear Enid F. Tozier Sumner L. Burgess CENTURY CLUB Robert G. Martin Sally Rubinoff Beckerman Eleanor Johnson Travis Florence Boyle Callaghan Leroy E. Carter Ruth Brightman Mason Dorothy MacLeod Bedard Parker S. Trefethen Caroline Adams Chase Robert M. Chase Josephine Clark Meloon Priscilla Hardy Bennett Rachel I. Twitchell Mary Treat Clark Donald E. Crossland Robert M. Miller Helen Mullen Varnum Arthur W. Beverage, Jr. Robert V. Clark James F. Donovan George F. Morrill Clifford W. Birch, Jr. Frederick M. Viles Alvord W. Clements, Jr. Julia Holmes Maines Robert W. Nelson Millard O. Boss Beverly Brawn Waller Arthur A. Davis Nancy Gascoigne Richards Claudia Scammon Nibeck Murray C. Bowden Wallace F. Warren Josiah E. Colcord, Jr. MAINE STAY CLUB Charles C. Norton, Jr. Lois Savage Burgess George A. Watson Samuel W. Collins, Jr. Howard C. Barber, Jr. Arthur L. Norwood John H. Chadwick Janet Monohan Watson Margaret McCurdy Cook Barbara Higgins Bodwell Eleanor Mundie O’Neill S Hobart Chandler, Jr. George R. Weidman Charles F. Crocker Joseph B. Chaplin, Jr. Marie Haines Pancoast Victoria Mackenzie Chappell Walter R. Welch Albert Crockett Barbara A. Dennett Morton C. Patten Mary Crossman Chase Clifford West William Cullen Robert Dutton J. William Peppard Virginia Conant Patricia Ramsdell West Marie Knight Dion Dorothy Currier Dutton Grace Rogge Perez Mina Coffin Corea Jeanne Patten Whitten Orman B. Doore George A. Faulkner, Jr. Leona B. Peterson 10 Thomas Plaisted Shirley Hathaway Sibley Mary-Louise Etzel Smith Marjorie Bragdon Eisenberg Venita Kittredge Young Alan L. Rhodes George W Stone Florence Maillor Smith Richard C Emmons Fred Zachowski Mary Hurley Rissel Esther Libby Surber Elizabeth Higgins Spiers MaryAnne Dineen Fairbanks 1949 Philip Russakoff William R Tolford Valerie Warren Waiekois Gloria MacKenzie Ferland Barbara Akeley Seaman John W Toole Eleanor M Webb Robert F Fischer CENTURY CLUB Loraine Davis Strain Nancy B. White Doris Hobart Weeks Elaine Perkins Fogler Albert P Cox Sally Lockett Taylor Helen Herrick Whitman Harriet E Woodsum Kenneth A. Foss Frank L Foster, Jr. Doris Dexter Thompson Marie Duffy Woods Harry O. Yates 111 Irving H Garber Charles R Preble Margaret Stackpole Katherine Ward Woodworth 1948 James G W Garvin, Jr. Gerald E. Rudman Wallingford 1947 Richard A Giesberg MAINE STAY CLUB Clyde L. Wheeler CENTURY CLUB Florence Bruce Gorum Roger W Addor Dana Whitman, Jr MAINE STAY CLUB Dwight L Crockett, Jr Agnes A Gray Frances Foster Addor Roger L Williams, Jr. Pauline Gilson Chute Ralph A Gould, Jr. Merle B Grindle, Jr David F. Akeley Byron A Young Arlene M Cleven Israel Orr Robert J. Harlow Paul A. Albert Clarice A Easier MAINE STAY CLUB Donna Graves Harrington Robert B. Ames 1946 Eunice Hammond Eugene F Boutilier Ripon W Haskell John W. Ballou Phyllis Jordan Hanson Peter Calott Richard W Henderson Arthur L Benoit CENTURY CLUB Howard Lambert Carolyn Foley Dineen John L Hewes Angus C. Black, Jr. Constance E Cooper Nancy Macri Lambert Jean L Gowdey Mary Moore Hill Warren Bowden Evelyn Shaw Moulton Armand R. Paquette John F. Grant Eleanor Burrill Hill Robert J Campana MAINE STAY CLUB Robert H. Patten Sidney K Graves Robert W. Hill John R Carson Stella Borkowski Patten Grace D Griffin Edith Young Hutchinson Barbara Bond Allen Jeanne deRoza Clay Florence Sawyer Roberts Frank W Haines, Jr Foster Jacobs Virginia Tufts Chaplin Gene S. Cranch Ruth Boerker Siegel Alice Fonseca Haines June Swanton Johnson Edward R. Cowles Norman W Curtis Clement E Vose Edward C. Hall Jack C. Johnston John B Crockett William N Deehan Doris Foran Vose Eric H Hanson Madolyn Hawes Keiran Margaret Gardiner Mildred Byronas Currie Conan Kornetsky Josephine Otto Graves HONOR ROLL Pauline Parent Jenness Margaret Libby Grant Pauline Marcous Kelley Marcia Smargon Kornetsky Leon E. Gray Charles F. Hass Evelyn Foster Adams Bryce Lambert Frederick M. Haggett Monson H. Hayes, Jr. P. Harold Albair Stephen C Knight, Jr Mark H Lane George F. Higgins William R. Horner B. Roland Babcock Richard H. Kraske Elaine Luce Leadbetter John A Hussey Bradford T Joyce Jeanne Heartz Babcock Joan Frye Meserve Martha Leeman Lermond Lawrence S Jenness Marion Crocker Kennedy Roy W Barstow Warren C Naugler Russell R Libby Arthur M. Kaplan Shirley Titcomb Mader Hastings N Bartley, Jr. Edmund K Nock William Patterson, Jr. Walter N. Low John L Kelley Frances Robinson Mitchell Saralyn Phillips Bickford Richard W Lutts Malcolm H. Blodgett Roger L Pendleton William A. Kendall Mary E. Smith Robert S. MacDonald W David MacLean Barbara Williams Brown Donald E. Peterson Arline Hulbert Smith George G. Marsanskis Robert R. Marcous Florence Palmer Butler Robert E Phelps Charles D Stebbins Donald C. Mead Neal W. Merrill Charles L Carpenter Donald G Smaha Louise Perkins Stebbins Una MacDonald Mead Richard M. Meserve Irene Campbell Cote Edward L. Smiley Franklin Talbot Marion Young Meyer Stanley J Miller Jane Longfellow Cullen Roger F Thurrell Florence E Mixer Charles L. Nelson HONOR ROLL Barbara Woodfin Dana Barbara Tibbetts Treworgy Robert M Moulton George W. Perkins, Jr. Jean Mathiewson Atwood Phyllis Eldridge Dennegar Herbert S. Warmflash Althea Barstow Barstow John E. Wilbur Willard R Moulton Nancy Foster Perkins Louisa Bacon Duffus Pauline True Moulton Mary Young Boyne Priscilla Thomas Rines Louise Ford Fettinger HONOR ROLL Margaret Gorham Murray Mary Marble Burgess Carleton B. Ring Helen Fortunes Margaret Pelletier Albair Barbara Carter Murray Charles R. Burgoyne Wray D. Simpson Mildred Cohen Giesberg Don M Anderson Edith Sheldon Nelson M. Dorothy Burke William S Skolfield Cecily Johnson Griffin Lois Doescher Atkins Robert E Nordstrom Lois Baird Busch Mary Dirks Snyder Alberta A. Haines William J. Barron Elmer W. Parsons Carolyn Wiedan Carey John L Stanley Lois Webber Hanson Everett L. Beals Evelyn Ashby Petrelli George L Chalmers Calvin L. Stinson, Jr. Constance Coyne Hardesty Albert L Bean Gloria McGinley Pickard Carroll E Taylor Leighton S. Cheney Richard F. Harlow Ralph L. Bean Henry Plate Donald S. Clark, Jr. Harry T. Treworgy Hilda Haskell Harlow Mary-Grace Tibbetts Bean Leonard N. Plavin Charlotte Harris Treworgy Kenneth L. Cobb Charles E Harris Conrad E. Beaulieu Jessie Cowin Ramsay Ella Page Cobb Paul D. Turner, Jr. Marilyn Tobie Hayes Mina Sibley Benzie Marjorie Grant Rees Joseph I. Volpe Wilfred A. Cote, Jr. Janice Brown Hayman John P. Bibber Alice G. Robinson Judith Banton Crispell John W. Wentworth Elizabeth White Hodges John Blethen Archille R. Roderick II Albert H Winchell, Jr. Barbara Powers Davis Beverly Packard Howe Leslie J. Bolstridge Francis G. Shaw Mary Libby Dresser John P. Zollo, Jr. Rachel W. Jones Mildred M. Bradford Madeline Parks Shaw HONOR ROLL Winthrop H. Fairbank Nancy Chase Koeritz Nicholas P. Brountas Elizabeth Meyer Slagle John Q. Adams, Jr. Clarence E. Faulkner Robert J. Lurvey Donald D. Buckley Lawrence F. Small Joan Greenwood Franz Grover B. MacLaughlin Robert T Adams Dana E Bunker Robert W Smith Louis A. Albert Harriet Steinmetz Fray Barbara McNeil Marsanskis Alan C. Burgess Edward F. Snyder Dana A. Giggey Betty L Allan Eugene A. Mawhinney Jay Calkins Jacqueline Springer Sprague Mary B. Granholm David O Anderton Muriel A. McAllister Jean Wallace Cameron Alton L. Sproul, Jr. Judith Fielder Harris Daniel K. Andrews Winifred Richardson Moore Elaine Craig Carrano Philip W. Stackpole Wendell R. Hollett Albert A. Arcand Stanley A. Murray Janice Scales Cates Frank O. Stevens, Jr. Virginia Merchant Hoy Samuel Aron Thomas A. Murray Gerda Langbehn Chapman Thomas N Taylor Barbara Noyes Leighton Ralph E Barnett Cecil Pavey Nelson Molly Schwartz Cinamon Bertram E. Thorne Thomas M. Libby William Barion Anna Berry Nelson James F. Claffie Alton V. Titcomb Betty Jenkins Lightner Morton C. Bartlett Robert H. Parmenter Arnold J. Cohen Martha Bond Tompkins Gloria B. Lombard Jayne Hanson Bartley Barbara Howlett Patterson Hazel Calvert Colcord Betty Quimby Twombly Helen Boulter MacDonald Richard F. Bate Glendon R. Porter Harrison P. Crowell, Jr. Robert N Varnum Dorothy Phillips Mannette Charles R Becker Elizabeth M. Ray Richard Cutts Otto H. Wallingford Marguerite McNeil Harry A. Bell Anne Woods Romano Joan Childs Dahlen Frederick T. Watson Rosemond Hammond Morrill Mary Curtis Betts Lowell Savage Chester A. Darling Janet Spiller Weinstein Robert G. Bleakney, Jr. Winifrid Donnellan Nelson Esther Ring Savage Robert H. Wells Leroy C. Noyes B. Norman Dickinson Robert P. Bouchard Nora Chipman Schaible George W. Whitin Joan Kimball O’Brien Marguerite Sullivan Drury Elmer A. Bowen, Jr. Jane Barnes Slipp Charles E. Dyer Joanne Springer Perry Warren Williams Bernard B. Braen Geraldine F. Small Ruth Berglund Dyer Joan Potter Robart Thelma Mercer Woodhead Wilmot O. Briggs Mahlon D. Smith Arnold B. Earle Kent H. York Frank W. Brown, Jr. 11 Louise Taylor Brown Fred B Knight Wesley L Wight Donald P. Barron Flora Maddocks Fairfield Howard M Buck Miriam Kochakian Roland L Wigley Pauline Clement Barron William T. Farnsworth Robert B Cahoon Raymond T Lavallee Reginald H. Williams Malcolm J. Bartlett Norris L. Farrington Janies E Canning, Jr. James A Leach Wendell R Wilson Everett L Baxter Carll N. Fenderson Marjorie Martin Carlson Madelyn Dunton Linscott Carlton P Wing Samuel L Bean Jean Polleys Fenlason Paul S. Carter Lewis E Littlefield Vivian Lebel Wing Bernard F. Beaulieu Richard M. Fish Theron H. Carter Charlotte Pressey Littlefield O Lewis Wyman Roland Bellegarde Philip Q. Flagg Robert B. Caswell Joan Heselton Lockhart Lorraine Littlefield Wyman Frank H Bennet Patrick M. Flanner John G. Chapman Guy L Look Barbara Thompson York Barbara Stewart Bentley Robert A. Fogg William P Charron Herbert C Lord, Jr 1950 Jay G. Benton John P. Fogler George W. Lutka Walter S Benzie Norman T. Foss David A. Chase CENTURY CLUB William A Clark Alexander W MacKenzie, Jr Howard Berg Robert C. Fournier Jerome J. Clifford John C MacLeod William R Beyenberg Bernard Berkowitz Margaret Johnson Friar Ronald W Clifford Hartley Marsh Marilyn Boyer Beyenberg William Betts Phillip M. Gardner Jason Cole Rodney O. Martin Eric Foote Stanley Bixby Gerald L. Gatcomb Donald Collins William P Mason Bernard N Gotlib George M Blaisdell, Jr. Jacqueline French Gatcomb Patricia McGuigan Collins Donald S McCobb Orren R. Hurd Roger F Blake Everett Gerrish H Douglas Collins Ray T McDonald, Jr. Gerald L. MacLean William E. Bodwell Maxine Bennett Giberson Thomas J. Coughlin Carroll R McGary Mary Bailey MacLean Mary McRae Bolstridge Herbert E. Ginn Alice Raymond Coughlin Lorraine Ward McKechnie Carleton R Storer Allen R. Brackett Richard H Godfrey William J. Creighton Albert A Meyer Richard G. Warren Marguerite Jones Brackett Richard J. Goff Laurence E Crofutt Paul J. Mitchell Myron W. Zimmerman Merton F. Brackett Eugene A. Gonya, Jr. Elizabeth Clark Cusack Philip Mooers MAINE STAY CLUB Leslie F. Bradford John A Graffam Joseph G. Cyr Pamelia Townsend Mooers Oscar E Anderson Gloria Brangwynne Newton Graham Arnold A. Davis Randolph E. Moores Harriet Elwell Barnard Dorothy Hansen Brockway Carlton E. Green, Jr. Vance Dearborn Anthony Nardone Norman S Barnes Charles Broomhall John E. Greenlaw Evelyn Ellsworth Dearborn William A. Newdick Blaine L. Beal Charles W. Brown Raymond R. Greenleaf Joseph N. G. Dechene George P. Nichols Jerome R Bernier Elaine Lockhart Brown Shirley Johnson Greenwald Ramona McLaughlin Relief Nichols Harry E. Bickford, Jr. Barbara Richardson David F Griffin Dentremont Joanne Lindgren Noyes Edward F. Bowden Buchanan Leonard R. Grimes Virginia Barstow Derby Shirley Doten Oliver Floyd E. Brown Henry S. Budden Conrad A. Grondin Mary Fenlason DeWitt Oscar G Paradis Edward E Chase, Jr. Edward J. Bunker Sylvia Dartnell Hadge Leroy S. Dieffenbach Richard E. Perkins Marilyn Jones Chase James A. Busby David F. Hale Henry J. Dombkowski Sherman H. Perkins Kenneth L. Closson Arnold J. Buschena Norris S. Hamlin Kenneth W. Dudley G Carl Perry Stanley R. Currie Elizabeth Brown Calkins Alice Noyes Hamm Franklin P. Dufour John J. Pesch Norma MacLauchlan Folsom John D Cambridge Richard N. Hammond Ralph M. Dunbar Forest G Peterson Alvin E Gilbert Helen Cumming Canfield William P. Harmon Jacques R. DuPont Jean Harding Pierce Charles B Gilman, Jr. John H Casey Alfred L Harrington Philip C. Dyer Victor H. Pooler, Jr. Anne B. Gould David C. Cates Abram W. Harris III Theodore G. Dyer Robert E Prince Herbert A. Harriman Charles A Chadwick James W. Harris Jane Sibley Elliott Marilyn Kobrin Quint John L Hill Colby H. Chandler William P. Hatch Elmer B Erwin William G. Ramsay Herbert J. Hurme Harold Chapman Kathleen M. Heald Lorraine Stratton Estes Carleton A. Ranks Louise Hamlin Hussey Priscilla Roberts Chapman Richard Hede Merrill M. Fiske Kenneth A. Ray Emery L. Jackson Kenneth A. Chatto Frank T. Higgins, Jr. Joseph P. Flaherty Martin C. Rissel Parker F. Leonard Dorothy A. Christopher Thomas C Higgins, Jr. Joseph H. Floyd Thelma Crossland Robie J Richard Martin Vito Ciccotelli Barbara Burrowes Hill Kenneth B. Fobes Gerald A. Rogovini Donald McIntosh Eno A Cimilluca Lynwood P. Hill Robert K. Franz Gerald A. Rose Margaret Mollison McIntosh Lewis E Clark Bernard L. Hilton Grover D. Fraser Lewis C. Schlotterbeck Leonard E Minsky Pauline Stevens Clements Shirley Jackson Hilton Ella Lehrman Garber John R. Schmidlin Douglas Morton Earle R. Clifford Martha Fogler Hobbs Frederick Glover Charles H. Scribner Joyce Wilson Morton Pauline Curtis Clifford Allison Comstock Hobbs Richard A. Goodell Eugenia Melzar Shepard Pauline P Paquette Philip M. Coffin, Jr. L Whitney Hodgkins Foster I. Gordon Germaine Bellefleur Malcolm F. Perry Sherman L. Cole Marshall Hoffman Julia Shores Hahnel Simanonok Oliver M. Randall Ralph M. Cook, Jr. Alton M. Hopkins Patricia Ludwig Hale Simon Sklar Howard W. Reynolds Frances E Coughlin Dorothy Lord Hopkins Charles E Hamann Donald H. Spear Furber S. Roberts Arthur H. Cratty Bryant L. Hopkins, Jr. David M. Hamlin Ronald T. Speers Willis M Robinson Bristol B. Crocker Harold Hopkinson Robert A. Hanson Robinson Speirs Richard F. Saunders Elton M. Crossland Betty Noyes Hopkinson Benjamin D. Harrington Donald M. Spiller Herbert K Schneider Lewis A Crowell Charles F. Howe Daniel E Hatch Richard C. Spiller Ralph M. Snyder Robert L. Cunningham Waldon F. Huston Harry S. Hawkes Richard S. Sprague Charles L. Stokes Herbert R Davis Deane L. Hutchins Malcolm S. Hayden Robert V. Sprague Robert L Thorpe Richard R. Davis Matthew E Infiorati Ralph H. Hazelton Don C. Stanton John W Trinward Earl Dawley Shirley Whalen Infiorati Lois Nicholson Healey Harrison M. Starbird Donald J Waring Fred C. Dean Kenneth R. Jackson Frederick H. Hermann Robert M. Stetson Philip R. White, Jr. Elmer J. DeWitt Edward R. Jennison Leon F Higgins Ralph A. Stevens Jean Bryant Yeaton Priscilla Lord Dorvee George E Johnson Oscar B. Hill John W. Steves HONOR ROLL Clyde J. Douglass Richard A. Johnson Donald E. Hobbs William C. Stickel James C. Adams, Jr. John F. Dow Merle S. Johnston Lura E. Hoit John E. Stone Marvin C. Adams Barbara O’Grady Drew Eleanor L. Jones Lorraine Dimitre Hopkinson Mary Bachelder Sproul Glenna Billings Adams Russell E. Dow Fred W. Jones Charles E. Horner Maurice A Sylvester Richard S. Adams Donald E. Eames Ronald A. Jones J. Franklin Howe Mildred N. Thayer Edward L. Alexander G Clifton Eames Richard A. Jordan Roy C. Huff Robert T. Thomas David C. Allen C. Brewster Earle Norwood F. Joy Joan Gallow Ippoliti Walter J. Verrill J. Walter Allen David E. Eddy Martin Kallinen Athill W. Irvine William L. Warren Elmer H. Alley Walter Ela Paul F. Kelleher Jean Cunningham Jackson Robert D. Waterman Leslie D. Ames Robert H. Elliott W. Richard Kelly Forrest L. Kemp A. Roberta Johnson Milton Weeks Edward A. Anderson Charles Ellis Raymond Kenneally Evan Johnson Emmalin Christiansen Welch Richard W. Arsenault Paul N Ellis Elinor Lamb Kenneally Alfred Keith Millard H. Whitaker James R. Babb Newell W. Emery, Jr. Chester N. Kennedy Mary-Abbie Pulsifer Kilgore William Whiting, Jr. John Bache-Wiig Carl H Estes Donald O. Kennedy Milton Kline Clifton Whitten George W. Barnes Richard Fairfield 12 John L. Ketner, Jr. Fernand L. Pontbriand John R. Williams Hawley F Brannan Harold E. Kilbreth, Jr. Donald J. King Leland M. Porter Gilbert L Wilson, Jr. Chester C Buck Amo E Kimball Emma Armstrong Kirby Frank J. Potenzo Warren C Wilson Jasper D Bull Richard W. Klain Franz A. Kneidl Lawrence E. Poulin Katherine Libby Winter Lester Bunker, Jr. George T Knight Betty J. Ladd Elbert M. Prince Harry Woodhead Raymond J. Bushey Thomas M Knowland, Jr. Don D. W. Lambert, Jr. Harold E. Purinton Robert N Zabe John M Callaghan Elaine Haskell Knowland Leo D. Lamond Mary L. Ramsay Paul J Zdanowicz Clifford A. Card Richard S Knowlton John M. Lane, Jr. Bernard C Ramsdell 1951 Frances Pratt Caswell Abbott B. Ladd Ralph M. Leach, Jr. Leroy F. Rand Stanley D. Catell Miriam Wort Ladd Vincent J. P. LeBlanc Carroll E. Reed CENTURY CLUB Francis J. Cawley, Jr. Irwin R. Ladd Arthur L LeBrun Charles C. Regenbrecht Vernon G. Ames Jack M Chaplin William J. Langford, Jr. Robert J. Leiper Robert R. Rendall David W Knudsen Walter G Chick, Jr. Henry L Laskey J. M. A. Levesque Patricia Clement Reynolds MAINE STAY CLUB Laurence S. Cobb Francis M Laurence Rodolphe D. L’Heureux Frederick A. Richter Kathryn Morris Andrews Edgar D. Coffin, Jr. Sumner A Leadbetter Joseph A. Libbey Robert A. Richter John M Barnard Olin R Condon William J Leader, Jr James N. Libby A. Stephen Riley Bryce E. Bayer John R. Conroy John B. Leet Robert A. Lincoln Carl R. Robbins Elwood M. Beach Norman H. Cummings Richard R. Leveille William A. Linton Ferdinand R. Romano Joan Wiswell Bickford Louise Snow Cummings Norman L Levesque Richard S. Lockhart Herbert J Rosenthal Erna Bamford Breton Roger A. Cyr Charles Libbey Shirley E. Look Bessie Tenan Rush Burtt F. Brown Emma-Louise Ingraham Theodore R. Littlefield Donald H. Lounsbury Alan D. St James Frank A. Butler Czarnecki Frederick E. Lombard, Jr. Robert A. Lowell Robert S. Saltzman C. Stuart Carroll Charles M. Daily Philip W. Lord Jean Brewer Lowell George W. Sampson Robert L Christensen Maurice W. Darres Pauline Davis Lorfano Frances R. Lubovitz Isabelle Sands Sampson Ralph M. Clark Herbert M. Davis, Jr. David R Macken Joseph M. Lupsha Henry W Saunders III Travis J. Collins Burton S. deFrees Joan Pray MacMilland Sylvia Jordan Lupsha Joseph E. Savoy Raymond R. Couture Frank W Deininger Larry K. Mahaney Paul R. Lynch Kenneth W. Seaman William H. Cummings, Jr. Arthur E. Dentremont Clifford E Manchester Asa R. Mace, Jr. Mark W. Sewall Dwight B. Demeritt, Jr. Anne Berman Diamond Edwin C. Manzer Roland MacLeod John Shea Henry C. Dillenbeck Bernardette Stem Dillard F Thomas Marchi Marilyn Mills MacLeod Mark R. Shedd John K. Dineen Brian J. Dineen Joan Rossi Martin Clifford A. Manchester Walter A Sherman Raymond L. Downs, Jr. Thelma Lord Dombkowski Donald P. McGlauflin Irving G. Marsden Joseph E. Simanonok James E Elliott Walter L. Driscoll Ada C. McIntosh Dorothea Butler Marsden Charles K. Sleight Barbara Grover Elliott Cora Laverty Duchaineau Charles R. McKenney Richard H. Marston Richard G. Small Alvin F. Gamage Norma Hatch Dutch Cluny B McPherson Gerald E. Mayberry Floyd T. Smith Paul F. Greene Stanley R. Edgecomb Russell E. Meade John Mazeiko Nicholas N. Smith Marie Johnson Holt Mary Jordan Edwards Joanne Josselyn Meade Philip G. McCullough Paul E. Smith William F. Howatt David W Ehrenfried Donald F. Merrill Jane E. McGlauflin Beverly Currier Smith Charles F. Kitching Osborne N Ellis Floyd L. Milbank, Jr. Malcolm D. McLean H. Neil Soule George V. Lobozzo Phyllis Atwood Epps Isabelle Burbank Milbank Allegra Anderson McLean Richard A. Standley, Jr. John M. Longley David R Estes John I. Moore James E. McManus Virginia Dolan Steves Avery N. Lorenzen Marilyn Goldman Etscovitz Millard G. Moors, Jr. James E. McNiff Karl H. Stiles Emily Smaha Marcous Miriam Bull Fairbanks John W. Morris Clayton D. Meehan John Stimpson Marion Waterman Meyer Millard A. Fairley, Jr. Rudolph P. Nadeau Charlotte Lenentine Melvin Thomas C. Sweetser, Jr. Hilda Livingston Miller LeRoy E. Farmer Robert P. Nason Thomas C. Mennealy Hervey L. Tardiff Theodore M. Nelson Peter J Feeney Richard W. Noyes Gifford C. Merchant James R. Taylor Harold K. Nichols Merle E. Fenlason Shirley Lang Noyes Buel L. Merrill Ann Burbank Taylor David W. Powers Evelyn Fickett Ronald C. Noyes Elford H. Messer Joseph B. Taylor Howard F. Ricker Virginia Bronson Floyd Joanne Mayo Nyerges Elwyn R. Morrow Thomas M. Teague Donald M. Smyth Joyce A. Foss Donald S. Osgood Robert W. Morrow Edwin K. Thomas Elizabeth Luce Smyth Chester F. Galeucia Eben A. Osgood, Jr. George O. Morton Sandra MacPherson Philip H. Talbot, Jr. E. Gerald Gallagher Lewis B. Paine Albert E. Mosher, Jr. Thompson Lucien J. Theriault Edgar E. Gammon Robert L. Parsons Betty Jordan Murdock Harold R. Thurston, Jr. Doris Harrison Waring Harold L. Gillis Edith Curtis Partridge Joseph M. Murray, Jr. Emery A. Tillson William F. Whitney Vernon A. Goff Margaret Sargent Pattershall Sylvester D. Naas John W. Tilton Eva Stinson Wight Margaret Hobbs Gordon Robert E. Pearson Eva Burgess Newell Raymond E. Titcomb Oliver Yeaton Elton R. Gosse Burton W. Pease Robert A. Nickless Carroll B. Totman HONOR ROLL Paulina Robbins Gosse Philip W Pendleton Virginia Kennedy Nickless John W. Treat, Jr. Clinton G. Adell Herbert T. Griffin George G. Pervear Willard Nisbet, Jr. Edward J. Tremblay Roland W. Albert Jeremiah J. Griffon Herbert A. Peterson Ray C. Noddin Foster L. Treworgy Bertha Clark Allen Edwin R. Grove, Jr. Robert W. Pidacks Walter M. Norton Marland E. Tripp Joan McKaig Anania Raymond L. Hackett Alan Plaisted Francis J. Noyes, Jr. William W. True Harry E. Angelides Richard H. Hale Barbara DeCormier Porter George M. Oberg James H. N. Tuttle William H. Annis Reginald E. Hall Lawrence M. Potter Eugene J. O’Brien Nicholas V. Vafiades Calvin C. Avery Dorothy Brown Harris Loraine Bolstridge Potter Jo Anne Libby Olson Rudolph L. Violette George H. Ayers Donald O. Hawes Anne Mehlhorn Pooler Joseph B. Oppenheim Maynard Waddington Roger C. Bailey Eastman F. Heywood Donald M. Povich Stephen Orach Charles M. Wadsworth John B. Banton Harold R. Hickson Janice Goldstein Povich Robert S. Ordway John S. Walker Donald F. Barbour Millicent Guptill Higgins Madelyn Stevens Provancher Donald V. Ormsby Phillip L. Walls Marjorie Moore Barron Robert B. Hiller Joseph A. Pruett Richard Packard Ralph H. Ward, Jr. Inge Nachum Baye H. Wendell Hodgkins George P. Reed III Sarah Weeks Paine Laura Wessell Ward Emily Leach Bean Claire Levasseur Hodgkins Richard Y. Reilly Osmond F. Palmer Richard D. Watson Robert L. Becker Walter E. Hohmann Janet Bannister Reilly Norman H. Parrott Robert C. Webster Charles Bellegarde, Jr. Everett E. Hooper Muriel Buckley Remick Sherman L. Pelton Patrick H. Welch C. Martin Berman Robert W. Hunt Arthur W. Reynolds Roger S. Penney James A. West Richard L. Blaisdell Donald A. Jack Barnie L. Reynolds Roger B. Percival William A. Westwater Robert C. Boothby Robert H. Jewell James H. Rice John A. Perkins Betty Friedler Wexler Marilyn Raymond Boss Marilyn Dennett Johnson Eleanor Mower Roakes Andrew S. Phillips, Jr. Ralph Wharff Arthur E. Boulter Harold B. Jones, Jr. Gerald L. Robbins Gerald C. Pickard John M. Whitmore Joseph R. Bowden Wendell D. Joy Dodd E. Roberts Lawrence Pinkham Wayne W. Whitney Robert F. Bradford Ruth Curtis Joy O. William Robertson Ralph A. Piscopo William R. Wiggin Phyllis Harriman Bradford William B. Kennison Lawrence E. Robinson 13 William Rocheleau, Jr. Kenneth S. Thomas Richard R. Leclair Carolyn Lamb Ellis Ruth Mitchell Hartley Richard A. Royal Carlton E. Wight Raymond C Lemaire Philip A Hall N. Wesley Haynes Robert A. Rushworth Chester A. Worthylake, Jr. John D. MacDonald Helen Strong Hamilton Howard H. Hede William G. Russell HONOR ROLL Paul F Marsden Donald P Higgins William D Hirst Sally Gass Saltzman Constance Berry Anderson Ephraim Martin III Ernest K. Khoury, Jr. Constance Lawley Hirst William L. Scott Walter A. Anderson Ralph A. Martin Gerald C. King Mary I Hood Mary Quinn Scribner Willis E. Austin Joan Blanchard McDougall Douglas E Kneeland Frederick E. Hutchinson Kelson C. Seward Ruth Bridges Ayers Robert W. Medeiros Anne Libby Kneeland Mearl K James Clair E Shirley Frank S. Beal Anthony J Merry Donald R. LaRochelle Ernest Johnson Mary Marsden Shedd Ruth Burrill Beal Irene H Montgomery Marie Oakman Lord Philip E Johnson Richard Singer Rosamond Cook Becker Nancy Knowles Moore Clyde O MacDonald Eini Riutta Johnson Dwight B. H. Smith, Jr. Franklin Beekman John S Murdock Kenneth McFarland Barbara Mason Johnson Ray E. Smith Jeanne Frye Begley Beverly Johnson Nason Ralph E McGibney Edward F Johnston Frederick F. Soucy Lester Bickford Kenneth E Naugler John W Noyes Harry T Jose Marguerite Desjardins Soucy William T Bird Hortense Noel Needham Robert C. Page Peter M Joseph Carl J. Stenholm Pau) R. Bodurtha Paul L O’Neil Norman Pelletier Robert M Kellogg Francis R. Stevens Conrad B. Bosworth Dorice J Ouellette Ruth Partridge Pelletier Henry Kontio, Jr. Carolyn Cole Stevens Helen Sutton Boulter Sydney J. Page, Jr. Edward L Perry Jean Dolloff Kreizinger Valerie Smith Stimpson George R. Brockway John Pelletier Frank E Pickering James S. Kriger Joan Cunningham Streett Bradford B Brown Alfred S Pfeil, Jr. Margaret Libby Standley John B. Langlais Roger A. Sullivan George E. Bryant Robert B Phair Dexter M. Stowell Thomas P. Laskey Colby C. Swan Charlotte Hillman Bryant F Weston Pierce K. Richard Trenholm Emery G. Leathers Ethel Stone Swan James W. Buchanan, Jr. Nancy A. Pike Emma Given White Hilda Lesch Richard W. Sweetser Harold W Buck Richard C. Porter Patricia Nason Libbey Peter C. Tandy Marshall F Burk David Remick HONOR ROLL Howard M. Low Beverly Hayward Teague Karl R Burton Chauncey Robbins Lincoln W. Abbott Lynne Love Low William R. Thompson Stephen C Casakos Maxine Gray Robbins Elizabeth Melching Abbott Orin H. Lowe Rena M. Thorndike Gloria Tupper Chaplin Andrew F. Rodgers Carroll R Akeley Lorraine Skolfield Lowell Allan M. Thorne Helen Coughlin Cimilluca Francis G. Rovnak Rupert P Amann Hollis H. Madden Earl M. Tibbetts Wilfred M Cobb Lloyd A. Rowe Ralph W Applegate Nancy Johnson Marsden Frank M Tillou, Jr. Richard A Connolly Janice Boyce Rowe Lawrence R. Bailey Donald McCusker Peggy Sewall Totman Allan R. Corey Patricia Coyne Roy Woodrouffe L Bartley, Jr. Richard H McIntosh Patricia Jones Totman Herbert L Crafts William S Ruby Phyllis Noyes Beekman Robert B McTaggart Raymond L. Trabold William D. Currie Adelaide Grant Ruby Henry N. Berry III Richard A. Miller Orville K. Tripp Harriet Johnson Currie William G. Ryan Roger L. Bickford Loraine McGraw Morgan Robert D. Tucker J. Henry Cyr Marilyn Harmon Saydah Albert H Bishop Richard L Newdick Gwendolyn Small Tupper Richard H Davis Ronald A Schutt Ann Twombly Bonang Beverly Pettengill Parsons Dumont M. Twombly Walter S. Davis Ola M Smith Margaret Mersereau Arthur D. Partridge Robert H Varney Frances Dion Ditelberg Harold E Snow Borjesson Duncan S. Pearson Milton Victor George B Dodge, Jr. Russell K. Sprague Jean C. Boucher, Jr. William E Penoyar William T Vosburgh Laurance E. Dow Otis J. Sproul Francis W. Boyle Roland W. Peters Jeannette Cates Vosburgh Dolores Amergian Drivas Donald G. Stitts Carolyn Margison Brackett Nancy Schott Plaisted D. Craig Wark, Jr. LeRoy W Dyment, Jr. Constance Lincoln Sweetser Ernest B Brigham Jeanine Wortman Post Jean Dee Weir Harry M Easton III David Sylvester Alton E Brown Jane Noyes Rhoades Philip D. Wells Jean Boomer Emerson Leon R Taylor Robert E. Bruns Paul S. Richardson George N. Whalen Delbert L Emery Russell F. Taylor Donald B. Burchard Dorothy Leonard Richardson Bernice McKiel Whatley Yvonne McCarthy Farnsworth Loretta White Thomas Clayton M. Burnell Mary Maguire Riley Nancy E Whiting Thomas K Fogler Mary Oak Thorne Faith Taylor Burton Raymond E Robbins, Jr. Charlotte Jordan Whitmore Harold R Footman Robert E Totman Marjorie Cross Buschner Cecil M Roberts, Jr. Mary Richards Wiggin David H Fox George Tousey III Albert L Card Frederick Robie, Jr. Earl T. Williams Elizabeth Leighton Furlong Frances Smart Trefts Forest E. Carmichael Woodbury D. Saunders Emil E. Winter, Jr. William G. Gove Clifford W. Tupper Linwood L Carville Richard W. Searles Donald W. Witzke John P Gower Donald M. Varney Martha White Chambers Allan L. Smith Susan MacGregor Gray Clayton A Veno Anthony Chiaravelotti Frank G. Smith 1952 Paul J Guiou Joan Vachon Victor Robert N Churchill Lee W Smith CENTURY CLUB Perley S Hamilton, Jr. William Watrous Harvey F Cole Philip W. Solenberger John M. McClure Lydia McCully Hamlin Richard L. Watson Edith Snow Cole Joseph A Standley Herbert E. Wave MAINE STAY CLUB Thomas A Harmon Madelene Howard Colter Donald M. Stevens Richard A. Webber John S. Colter Virginia Norton Beach Flora Burgess Harriman C. Donald Stritch Preston F. Welsh, Jr Edward J. Connor II Jean Gyger Black William C. Harriman Barbara Jackson Swenson Elizabeth Gray Welsh Charles D. Cox Robert V. Damon Charles A. Hastings Jean Hoyt Tauscher Clarabelle Gooch Hawes Mary McIntire White John W Dean, Jr. James S. Thorne Robert B. Donovan Robert D. Whytock Thomas L Dickson, Jr. Donald A. Feeley Harry E Henderson, Jr. James B H. Tolman Loretta Wheeler Whytock Dorothy Booth Dimitre Carolyn Lindquist Foster Ralph W. Hinds, Jr. Robert V. Touchette Donald E Holdsworth Sumner K Wiley Patrick H. Dionne Stanley Townsend, Jr. David W. Fox Ida Moreshead Wiley Roger D. Gould Harrison Homans Chandler R. Drisko Vaughn Twaddel Philip A Hoyt Kenneth L. Wilson Peter Drivas Alan M Walden Patricia Brown Gray Mary Uebrick Wollenberg Edward R Huff Gilman Dube Robert M. Ward Paul E. Hand Richard C. Woods William C. Hughes Cynthia Cowan Dunlap Margaret Washburn Dwight R. Holmes Andrew W. Yakemore Alan H. Keith Willis F. Jackson David B Field John H Webb Maurice J. Jalbert Arden S. Young William G. Lindquist Glenn R. Folsom Rita Porter Webber Autice Jardine Barbara Burrage Young Diane Draper Weidemeyer Dorris Mayne Lindquist Isabelle Stearns Foss Harriet McKiel Johnson Eleanor Mahaney Zdanowicz Richard J. Whatley Edwin G. Logan Maurice G Fournier Clayton L. Matthews Leon L. Johnson Raymond K Whitehouse Prescott K. Johnson 1953 Priscilla Gorden Gallagher Mary Hoyt Wills Lloyd F. McGlincy, Jr. Shirley E Ginn Robert W. Murdock Rachel Weatherbee Keller CENTURY CLUB James E Wilson, Jr. Forrest H. Grant Shirley Durgin Nelson Joseph N. Kirk Charles M Foote, Jr. Henry K Woodbrey Frank A. Pitman, Jr. Richard A. Knight Betty Barlow Grant Dawn Miller Woodbrey Martha A. Pratt Richard A. Lambert MAINE STAY CLUB V. Lee Grover Lawrence A. Wright George C. Shute, Jr. Gerard F. Laurin David E. Bates David L. Hale Avis Leahy Wright Eugene F. Sturgeon Roger S Leach Henn E. Breton Joan Huston Harrop Sara Pray Fogler 14 1954 Louis O Hilton MAINE STAY CLUB Nancy Bryant Hamilton Margaret Thompson Homans 1956 CENTURY CLUB Leonard W Bowles Mary-Lea Clark Hardy C Thomas Hoyt John K Coppens, Jr Shirley Bostrom Hargreaves CENTURY CLUB F Chandler Coddmgton, Jr John E Hunter Catherine M Houlihan Richard H. Crummy Arthur Withington Hugh J Dougherty Dione Williams Hutchinson Barbrah Ladd Hackett Clinton E Hutchins MAINE STAY CLUB MAINE STAY CLUB Manley L Irish Elizabeth Connors Hughey Mary Atkinson Johnson Gordon H Allard Richard J. Anderson Robert E Irish John W. Kelley, Jr William L Johnson Suzanne Bogert Allard Gordon A Bass Ruth A Johnson Betsy Pullen Leitch Mildred Thomas Judy Georgia Williamson Bass Thomas Blau, Jr. Kevin J Kidd Philip A Lord Ralph C Keef Parker L Brooks, Jr. Ruth Bartlett Butler Mildred Tolman Knight Bruce S Munn Paul W Kerr, Jr. Gerry D Buzzell James C Buzzell, Jr. Elizabeth Hopkins Knight Ronald J Sheay Roland J Kneeland John A Coffin Joanne Daley Clark Helen Fox Krause Peter G Standley John E Knowles Della Hatch Currie William S Emery Marjorie Robbins Lalime Thomas C Sullivan Harold F Kyle John N Garvin III Jeanette Bishop Fox Jane McInnis Lavoix Patricia Sweeney Reginald E Larson Russell A Gray David W. Gates Richard H Leavitt Brooks Whitehouse Charles Lavoix Peter J Guthy, Jr. Richard G. Gray Mary Chapman Leeper Carol Chapman Whitehouse Harvey W. Leavitt Barbara Whitmore Haskins Preston W. Hall Walter I Leland HONOR ROLL Duncan H MacLeod John G. Hede Rosemary Carlin Hall John E. Ludwig Franklin E Manzer Jay S Hindley James J. Orino Edward E MacGibbon Nancy Collins Adams Dorothy St Onge Alford Anne Annas Marx Lucy G. Marshall Raoul G. Ouellette Margaret Robinson Manzer Kenneth R Mathews, Jr. Barry Millett Beverly Strout Salmon Helena Mehlhorn McCusker Norman B Andrews Elizabeth Goodrich Applegate Dana K Mayhew Freida Smith Millett Warren L Schildberg Neil W. McGowen Jean Spearin McCann Aubrey B. Palmer, Jr. Norma J. Smaha John E. McKay Alan M Argondizza Charles E Armentrout Karl H McKechnie, Jr. Michael F Polese Gerald E. Smith William H Meyer Laura Wilson Messinger Paul W Richardson Carver L Washburn Marjorie Woodman Miller Dana R Baggett Albert W Bailey John S Mixson Byrl Haskell Roberts HONOR ROLL George P. Milner Laura Little Moen Edward I. Salmon Mary Mitchell Miranda Mary Hastings Bancroft Merle V. Adams Lillis Joy Beaudoin Eugene M Moreau Mary Keith Schildberg Alice Rinehart Allen Thaddee F. Moreau Robert T Mortimer Richard M Shibles Elaine Martin Moreau Walter F Bennett George C. Allen Ellen Pfeifer Bennewitz Abbott Mosher Zane A. Thompson Ronald C. Anderson Melvin W. Morgan Paul H. Mudgett Peter H. Werner Edward H. Mosher Joseph G. Bergomi James G. Ault Erving Bickford Richard H. Murphy Robert J Williams Allen Bancroft Dorothy Trenholm Percival Albert L. Noyes Geraldine Wallace Williams Raymond E Pesola Janet Marston Bodwell Ralph J. Barron, Jr. Richard A. Boss William A. Oliver Sarah Griffiths Beaman Charles B Peters Herbert C. Osgood HONOR ROLL Patricia Cyr Picard Delano L Boutin Richard T. Ackerman Charles G. Beaudoin Reginald B. Bowden Alma Merrill Otto Carl R. Bither Everett J Pouliot Robert W Pearson Ardena Jewett Ackerman Roy R Raymond Franklin A Brangwynne Grace Richards Additon Mildred Bean Briggs William E Brown Doris Martel Piatak Thomas M. Brigham George A. Ricker Myron H. Pierce Richard E Alper Patricia Chapman Roberts Gordon A Buchanan Carl F. Anderson, Jr. Richard G. Brubaker Franklin A Bucknell Plouto Poulios Catherine Howe Campfield Walter W. Rule, Jr. Jonathan Pulsifer Philip R. Andrews Otis F. Russell, Jr. Carl W Buschner Robert L. Appleby Charlene Swan Carpenter Paul F Butler Lois Pratt Pulsifer Jean Grindle Carville Frank G Schaible Burnham W. Ragon, Jr. Laurence E Barker Norman F Schlaack, Jr. Janet Bishop Butler Madeleine H Beaulieu Dorothy Leonard Churchill William S. Calkin Ellen Hill Reed Joseph Ciechon Dwight A. Sewell Willis S. Reed Alfred E Belisle Richard E. Shimp Constance Lewis Calkin Gretchen Weiland Bemis Llewellyn E. Clark Helen M Carson Barbara Knox Reed Bruce L. Clifford Farlyn G. Shirley Frank W. Reynolds II Richard F Bernard Richard R. Smith Joyce Frates Carveil Elizabeth Kononen Berry Mark H. Cohen Anna Chynoweth Margaret Dow Ricker Edmund S Cook Theodore R. Sparrow, Jr. Edson B Blodgett Neil G. Clarke Joseph T Rigo Alexis J. Cote Frederick A. Spencer Sarah Gay Blodgett Peter P Clifford Frank J. Roberts Paul I. Coughlin Paula Goodin Sullivan S. George Bovill Richard L. Corbett Cyril A. Robinson Sarah J. Craig Peter M. Sutphen Merton D. Robinson Joan Acheson Bridge Joyce Conner Thibodeau Barry S Crafts Maude Kinney Bridge Robert S. Croissant Richard L Crommett Sondra Glorsky Robinson Reginald A. Deering Sylvia Sullivan Thompson Henry H Brodersen Ray H Cross Norman E Rose John A. DeWilde Edward Touchette Hiram S Bronson III Elizabeth Pierce Cross Norma Cumming Russell James B. Didriksen Joyce A. Tracy Lawrence P. Burrill Roy C Cummings, Jr Ethel E. Sawyer Lawrence R. Dimitre Guy E Twombly Richard F. Cahill Howard S. Danner, Jr. Ruth Ernst Sayre Paul R. Dinsmore Demosthenes G Vamvakias Robert T. Campbell George S. Davis Salvatore Scarpato, Jr. Robert L. Dunham William F. Vanidestine Raymond E. Carlson F. Paul Desmond Morris Silverman Mary Small Eckton Helen Gallagher Vanidestine Andre-Louis J. Caron Natalie Earley Desmond Elizabeth Bedker Simpson Paul I. Ellsmore Elaine Upton Van Lieu Elizabeth Carr Nancy Cameron DeWilde Violet K Smith John J. Ellsworth, Jr. Robert L. Wallace Richard W Clark John B Douglas Pauline Turner Spencer Stora W. Emmett Nancy J. Warnock Edwin K Clarke Harry Dreifus Hilda A. Sterling Ralph F. W. Eye, Jr. Robert L. Weatherbee Bradford W. Claxton Theodore Durst Norman G Stetson Patricia Keenan Feeney Martha Wyman Weatherbee Mary Renfro Cline Ruth Dow Durst Evelyn M. Stinchfield H. Allen Fernaid Arthur S. Weaver John A. Combes Alexander H. Duthie Jean Johnson Strom Robert A. Fernaid George W. Weiland Mary A Connors Charles D. Earley Donald J Strout Maureen Y. Fish Valerie Kewley Weiland Mary Connett Surgenor Enrico F Conti Ruth Irvin Fogg Wilma Monroe Emmett George H. Cooper Linwood E. White Elizabeth Parker Enstrom Harrison C Sylvester Charles Furlong Robert C. White lllene Dexter Thompson Carolyn Graves Corcoran Sally Carroll Fernaid Marilyn White Cornish Norma Jose Griswold Carolyn Bradbury Wight Marion Martel Touchette Albert R Ferrier Marion Chandler Coy Marion Young Hale Kenneth R. Wiles Erlon S. Varney Jerome P. Hallee Thomas P Fickus Alice S. Creighton Penelope Rich Wilson Muriel McLellan Flagg Gertrude Weeks Chester Harris, Jr. Mary Bigelow Wheat Helen Howard Cromer Bertha Millett Yeaton Geraldine Briggs Flewelling Abbie Harvey Patricia Twomey Wheeler Carolyn Harkins Cronin Walter R. Ziemann Robert A. Foster Paul E Cyr Colwyn F. Haskell John S. White Francis C. Hawes Peter R. Zinchuk Eugene G. Frederick Roderick J. Cyr Donald A. Freeman Peter M. Wilson Shirley E. Hawley Carolyn Bull Dahlgren Diana Springer Gordon Nancy Cross Worthing Faye Irish Henderson 1955 Jane Baker Davidson Walter J. Grant Arthur E. Wylde Dana C. Devoe Margaret Boylan Herning CENTURY CLUB Dorothy F. Greenlaw John W. York Amy Brown Hicks Elizabeth Smith Dey Joseph A. Benedetto Jack E. Hall Luther E. Zai Kenneth A. Dinsmore 15 Ann Thomas Dorio Raymond L Mason, Jr 1957 Phillip E Forbes P Donald Raymond Denis McCarthy F. Peter Ford Alger P. Reynolds, Jr. Gloria Trafton Earley MAINE STAY CLUB Dana A Eldridge, Jr Maxwell L. McCormack, Jr. George W Francis Willard W Rice, Jr. Charles L. Boothby Franklyn K Ellingwood Alta Kilton McDonald Thomas P Franco John D Ricker Judith White Boothby Alice Perry Ellsworth Grace Libby McKinlay Theresa Gallo French Jean Frellick Roberts Brenda Bunnell Brown James O. Ervin Joey R. McLafferty Robert C. Fuehrer Rodney D. Ross Jerry D Burkett Edward H Farnan Irving V. McNaughton Christopher L Fuller Lloyd C Rowe Christine Harris Farnan Marguerite Mehann John R Charles Joyce Lyon Fuller J Paul E Roy Judith Pendleton Coffin David L Faye Robert L Mercer Arras Hartley Gardner Reno L Roy Phyllis Knowles Fernaid Ruth Clapp Meyer Miriam Turran Cole Jean Porter German John P. Russell Eben B DeGrasse Paul I Firlotte Rolando Miranda James K Gilson Jane Farwell Russell Jacob B. Dion Robert M Fletcher James P Moore Myra F. Goldman Ruby Sharpe Ruth Wilson T. Dyer David A Foster Kay Fletcher Mosher Robert R. Gray Charles A. Scontras Sarah Kappas' Dyer Robert H. Foster Donald E. Mott JoAnn V. Guilmette Richard T. Secord Evelyn Whitney Foster Janice Lord Mott Richard L Fickett Albert J Gulesian, Jr Frances Rich Secord Rhoda Wood Frederick Margaret Wheeler Osgood David R Fields John H Hall Rodney A. Shaw Norman E. Fuller Alice Cowan Osgood Richard A Gay Arthur H Hamlin Adele Brody Silverman Donald L. Funking Fred B. Otto Nancy McGouldrick Guthy William K. Harper Earle E. Simpson William H German Jerry N Pangakis Franklin C. Haskins Richard S Harris, Jr Edwin H. Soper Gwenyth Bryant Gilson William L. Paul John W Heyer Charlotte Bourret Hart Alton R. Sparks William T Hutchins Frank A. Grant Rose Wedge Paul Everett J. Hendrickson John Standerwick Johanne Clark Graziotti Carolyn Moor Peacock Charles A Low, Jr. John A. Henry John A. Stevenson, Jr. Albert F Pearce Joel P. Stinson Carl W. Green Donald K. Pendleton Claudette Halle Higgins Warren K Griffin, Jr Jessie Sargent Perkins William D Scott Edward D Hill Charles D. Sutton Margaret R Swett Richard B. Griswold Betty Harkness Peters Patricia Wade Stewart Carolyn Perkins Holt E Paul Taiganides Clarence D. Hamilton Sally Stanford Peters M Ross Thaxter Donald C. Hoxie Mary Mincher Talbot Willard M Hammann David F. Petherbridge William F. Vines Donald W. Huggett Florence E. Tash Lester W. Hammond, Jr M. Marjorie Plaisted HONOR ROLL Sterling Huston Kenneth C Hutchinson Walter A. Tatham John M. Hardy Frances F. Plumstead Howard R Alden Stephen Hyatt James B Thaxter Jane Rodick Harris Natalie Howard Potter Elva Brackett Alden Wayne L Jackson Barbara Coy Thaxter Margaret Flynt Haskell William N. Pratt Priscilla J Allen Robert M Quinn Judith Beckler Baggett Daniel I. Jacobs Peter S. Thompson Charlotte Lowell Haskell John E. Tonnesen, Jr. Anita L Ramsdell Beatrice Bouton Barrett Marilyn Pennell Johnson Robert O Hawes Barbara Dow Turner Charles C Rearick Richard F. Bastow Elizabeth Ellis Jones Grace Luce Heath Robin L Van Note Nancy Gentile Reiser Nancy Dodge Bastow Robert A. Jones Harold E. Hede Lois Whitcomb Jones Garret F. Van Wart Larry E. Heggen Sumner F. Richards. Jr. Carl Beaulieu Peter G. Bither M. Isabel Kane Frederick J. Vermillion, Jr. Kenneth R Henrikson Roger H. Ridley William F. Walker Elizabeth Jordan Roberts Edward A. Bonenfant George M. Karnedy Wilfred L. Henry Bernard C. Wentworth Frank Borda William M Kearns, Jr. Elwood S. Hewes William J. Ruff Leslie C. Whitham Carl E. Bowers Patricia Wright Kearns William A. Higgins Elizabeth Harvey Ruff Charlotte Kasmer Witham Harland W. Bragg Albion L. Kelley John Hodgkins Joan Fuller Russell Donald Whitten John C. Bridge Russell W. Kinaman Wendell P Holman Jan E. Saleeby Marilyn Lounsbury Winward Paul R. Buckley Mahlon R. Kirk Henry O Hooper Beverly Fowlie St. James Harriet Clark Worthing Mary Donnell Burchard Ann Dingwell Knowles Malcolm R. Horton, Jr. Allan J. Saperstein Peter Kostacopoulos Melvin E. Young John P Burnham Lloyd F Hubbard, Jr. John A Schwartz Joann Hanson Kostacopoulos Donald L Burwell Nancy Witham Huntzinger Laura Krueger Schwartz Calvin N. Ladner 1958 Norris H. Bussell David R. Hutton, Jr. Paul A. Shaw, Jr. William M. Lander CENTURY CLUB Nicola A. Calandrello Elizabeth Rand Hyatt John H. Small Georgia Drivas Latti Alan F. Merritt John R Castor Carole L. Hyman Geraldine F. Smith William H. Law, Jr. William P. Palmer III Robert J. Cecchini Mildred Mitchell Jackson William F. Stone Martha R Leino Lloyd J. Jewett John C. Stroud Marcel Chaloux MAINE STAY CLUB George W. Levensalor Richard F. Barter Jane Wiseman Johnson Gordon M. Swett William S. Chandler John A. Littlefield William D Johnson David C Switzer Lloyd R Chase Edgar J. Bellefontaine Joseph J. Lorfano William H. Cutler, Jr. George O. Jones Janet Mayo Sylvester Claire Chasse Richard Lowry Joel N. Kates Joyce Carlson Tatro Mary Gillette Claxton Arthur I. Dodge Norma Bradbury Ludwig Louise Thomas Dow Walter Elery Keene Harriet L Taylor Minerva Pierce Clegg Sallyann Johnson Main Nathaniel F. Kelley Eben B. Thomas John M. Cluff Thomas P. Hosmer William Manck Barbara J. Kelly Barbara Willey Keyes Susan Stiles Thomas Alicia Reynolds Combes Frederick D. Manuel Nicholas F. Khoury Arthur Thompson Jean White Conroy Arthur F. Mayo III Robert E. Marriott David E. Peakes Malcolm H. Knapp Marilyn Page Thompson Dean E. Cooper E Scott Marshall Bernice Morgridge Kyte Charles L. Thurston Everett R. Cowett Dudley A. Roberts Doris Richards Marshall James M. Scott George F. Tillson Paul B. Cronin Michael B. Latti Arthur H. Mason Earle R Weaver Diana Laughlin Neil J. Toost Marion Ordway Croudis Burton H. Meltzer Robert E. Cruickshank Roy C. Williamson George R. Leadbetter David B. Trask Hazen K. Merrill Chongsun Yun Jane A. Cushman Rose M Miller David A. Leipold Frank R. Trask Joan Knight Day HONOR ROLL Robert E. Leslie Kenneth W. Tryon Richard F Morse, Jr. Benjamin W Day, Jr. V Ora Munson Lee R. Allain Barbara Ilvonen Lindquist Richard D. Upham Amy Hapgood Deming Nancy Wallentine Bard Faith Wixson Varney Sandra Noyes W. Dawson List Robert Dragoon Peter B. Oakes Marilyn Blake Berry Diane Livingston James A. Victor F Philip Dufour Richard S. Offenberg David R. Billings Alice Kelson Longmore John S. Vincent Burchard A. Dunn Norma J. Osgood Caroline Nason Bither Victor R. Lonn Edith Hayes Walters Philip G. Durgin Allan P. Palzer George H. Bourassa Carol M. Loud William C. Warner Beverly Osgood Duthie Jerome B. Pedro JoAnn Dumont Bruner John B Edgar, Jr. Roger E. Bucknell Ann Keyo Lounsbury Mildred Scott Washburn Drusilla Nesbit Pedro Charlotte Kelley Burrill Suzanne Audette MacGibbon James M. Wentworth Joy Roberts Edgar Philip H. Emery Roscoe E. Perham Robert L. Butler Joan Martin Wescott Patricia Nelson Madach Sylvia MacKenzie Emery LeRoy Picard Norman W. Buzzell Donald F. Mairs John E. Wilder Wesley J English Barbara Swann Pineau Lois Inman Calahan Sadie Mills Mann Carl W. Wood Priscilla Ridley Ervin Richard S. Pomeroy James P. Callan, Jr. Carroll Brown Marino Audrey E. Wyman Edward L. Farrar Frederick A. Porter Calvin Canney Jean Partridge Mason Susan Ashton York Gertrude Finn Eugene L. Putnam Elizabeth Sleight Canney 16 Norman T Carveil William F Lynch William H. Dow Martha Blake Greeley Paul M. Orcutt Doris Littlefield Chapman Nancy Getchell Mairs John A. Hackett Elizabeth Pope Haggerty Elizabeth Hamden Osteyee Martha Trefethen Clark John S McCormick, Jr. Albert C Henry, Jr Marianne Schmidt Hamlin Sandra Pinette Paige Lucy Parker Clements Helen B. McDonough Ralph L Hodgkins, Jr. Franklin A. Hamlyn Russell A Palmer Herbert A. Cohen Robert F. McKown Gerald R Kirwin Peter R Hannah Jayne Coffin Palmer Judith DeMerchant Cohen Lois Danzig McKown Alice Wood Lang C Walter Hansen Jacquelyn A. Perry Janice Crossman Cox Bettylou Day McGill Francis J Pettis, Jr Leigh C Harter Robert A Pickett Winifred Rines Crocker Walter L. Mclsaac Joshua B. Powers, Jr. Grayson A. Hartley Donald W Polanski John D. Cronin George McVety Richard W Pride Richard C Haven John Porter Peter B. Currie Paul G Meyer Dale A. Young Edwin D Healy Paul B. Putnam Michael L Cyr Priscilla Bickford Milker HONOR ROLL John H Hennings Margaret Quinn John H. Daley, Jr. Christopher A Moen, Jr. Donald L Additon Lee P. Herrington Earl W Ramsdell Elizabeth Collins Davison Elizabeth Barker Morrison Edward S. Akucewich Kathleen Huff Hichborn Donna Grant Rauschke Constance Brow Day Marguerite G Murphy Donald H Allen Robert D. Hickey Beatrice K. Reynolds Richard W. Day Roberta White Negus Barbara Lunt Allen Harold E. Higgins Alan U. Rigg Helen Delahanty Llewellyn R. Nelson Marietta Garey Andrews Ernest E Hollis Madeline Lagasse Rigg William M. Delaware Patricia Tripp Newyear Richard W Baird John L Holt Elizabeth Croxford Ross Arthur J. D’Elia, Jr. Kathleen Vickery Nisco Richard L Barker Ronald A Howard Ruth Hersom Schurman Sandra Daley Denman Conrad M Ouellette Carleton L Barnes Suzanne Dunn Hower Joan Dow Scott Robert J Desjardins Quentin Peacock William Beaucage Duane L. Huff Nancy Burnham Seaward Ralph I. Dority L. Richard Pelletier O Kendall Bemis Ann Cruickshank Ingalls George E. Sewall Richard K. Dorr John M Pineau Robert M. Berry Rodric C. Johnson John F. Shaw Bertrand H. Dulac Alfred P Pisani Dale A. Bessey David W. Khoury Evelyn Stevens Smith Georgette Cote Dulac Madeline F. Plaisted Anne C Betts Philip L Kimball Robert Solan James H. Dunlap Gregory E. Pooler Donald E Boutilier Ethel M. King Deborah Doe Speer Roberta Wyer Dutton Richard J. Pouria Dorothy Lovely Boutilier Irving H. King William H. Springer Joseph E. Dyer Paul I Prescott William H. Bower Saul L Kitchener Donna Chadbourne Sally Rae Dyer Nancy Aird Prescott Franklin D. Braley George B Knowles Standerwick Kenneth C. Eaton Lowell B. Prince William M. Bridge Ruth Sclair Koehler Charles M. Stansel Henry H. Eckman David M Rand Keith A. Brown Robert N. Kratz Norman W. Stevenson James C Ellison Gary Rast Joyce Pagurko Brown Frederick L. Kurrle Rudolph F. Stocek Dale Starbird English Jean Stratton Read Betty Smith Brown Timothy J. Lane G. Wayne Stoddard William Eustis Daniel G Rearick Wayne J. Brule Ralph R. Lasselle Judith Rogers Strout Jill Tweedie Eustis Wayne H Ross James O Bruner Clara Turner Lasselle John I. Sturgis Patti Dessler Ewen William H. Savage William A. Burke Raymond G. LeBel Mary Coffin Sturtevant Barbara Donald Farah Joanne Barberio Scarpato John E. Burns Alan D. Lewis George E. Sullivan, Jr. Shirley Hodgkins Feinman William W. Schroeder David J Campeau Isabelle Libby Margaret Quigg Sweeney Irvin H. Fletcher Warren P. Seaward Beverly Callahan Caron Robert G. Libby David R. Sweetland Patrick J. Foley Joseph H Sewell Elizabeth Spencer Cleveland Mary Vuch Libby Robert W. Swift Howard Y. Forsythe, Jr. Quentin E Smart Raymond P. Cloutier Wayne G. Libby Elizabeth Duce Swift Milton Friend Doris White Smith Beverly Goodwin Cloutier Frederick P. Liberty, Jr. Robert J. Sylvain Richard R. Garnache Myron L. Smith Paul E. Cook John J. Lindsay Torrey A. Sylvester Suzanne Wilke Garnache Winona Moreshead Smith John A. Corson David M. Linekin Jean Ulmer Tompkins Aileen Webster Gatz Willard Smith Mary Ketchum County Deanna Dunfee List Bertrand C. Turmel Rex Gellerson Ann Dunne Snow David L. Croke W. Barrett Lovejoy, Jr. Robert B. Tuttle Francis E. Gilman Paul R. Spencer Joseph T Cuccaro George E. Lovett Richard S. Twitchell David F. Gould Clifton C Stevens Patricia Stiles Cuccaro Mildred D MacComb Judith Webster Underkofler Patricia Clapp Gray Daniel T. Stevens Lamont W Curtis, Jr. Duncan J. MacDonald, Jr. Philip J. Villandry Frank J. Halik, Jr. Bruce R. Stillings Paul M. Davis Sandra dePasquale William H. Warren Lois Richardson Hammann Fred P. Sutherland Robert B. Davis MacDonald L. Pauline Webb Lionel W. Heal Anne Whitney Sutton John T Day Rosalie F. Maddocks James H. Webster Wallace D. Henderson Betty Boyson Tacy Marion Knox Dearborn Thomas F. Maloy Ronald L. Webster Louise Blackwell Henderson James J. Talbot Lester A. DeCoster Barbara Carroll Maloy George H. Wells Ronald W. Hill Constance Tassinari Roland E. DeCoteau Charles L. Matsch Harold A. Wheeler Raynold R. Holmes Lawrence Thurrell Bruce J. Dubov Dean R Mayhew Frederick L. White H. Clarke Hottel, Jr. Larry G. Tompkins Robert Duckworth Charles J. McArthur Howard P. Widmann William K. Huckins John J. Toomey Reginald J. Duguay Helena M. McCabe Robert M. Wilshire James E. Humphrey Nancy Schmidt Toomey Richard C. Dumond David L. McCracken William J. Winward Gloria Chellis Hunt Constance Eno Tryon Beulah Oliver Ellis Earl McGraw, Jr. Robert E. Woodruff Vernon B. Hunter James H. Turner Linda Bowden Elwell Maurice C McLean Charles E. Inman, Jr. Joseph P. Vaughan Richard G. Farnsworth John M. McPhee 1960 Ferd W. Irish David A. Waite Inez Briggs Farrar Lora Lenz McVety Hollis E. Irvine MAINE STAY CLUB Raymond A. Webb Rebecca Folsom Ferguson Leonard J. Merrill Carlton L. Jimmo Lee K. Wetzel Daniel Flanagan, Jr. Roberta Michaud David R. Banach David W. Jones Lois Blanchard Widmer Raynold A. Fongemie Ronald J. Millier Ann Sheldrick Banning Theodore P. Khoury Sara H. Williams C. Wesley Ford John T. Miniutti Joseph E. Canty Walter C. King II Florence Small Winter Clifton E. Foster Charles W. Moore Robert A. Chesebro, Jr. Rae Clark Kontio Donald C Wood Dorothy C. Foster Blaine D. Moores Carlton M. Conklin Raymond R. Labbe Kathryn Coughlin Woods Clarence Frost Earland H. Morrison Dale C. Delano Edward R. Ladd Robert E. Worthing Robert E. Gardiner Joseph F. Morrison Martha Zoidis Delano Marilyn Graffam Lamoreau Hazel C. Wyer Judith Adams Gardiner Alola Giffin Morrison Marvin Hirschfield Arje Latz Basil Zanedis Robert T. Munson Gerhardt P. Kraske Richard J. Law Corinne Anderson Garrett Judith Partelow Gilman Nancy Roberts Munson Walter J. Macomber Susan Campbell Law 1959 George A. Giostra Martha Campbell Murphy John N. Paskalides Jane Ledyard Lazo CENTURY CLUB Ione McIver Golden Niles H. Nelson Berneice Hamilton Peakes Margaret Mahar Merritt W. Thomas Leadbetter Willis E. Golder David P. Newton Ellen L. Spalding Albert R. Legare MAINE STAY CLUB Gerald R. Gordon Herbert L. Nickels III Frank E. Thomas Porter D. Leighton Christian Anderson, Jr. Robert P. Gould Carla Hall Nickels W. Glenn Vandervliet William B. Libby James E. Bousfield David G. Gove John M. Nickerson Earle R. Weaver Velma Libby Lovley Douglas R. Bowles Earline Saucier Grandmaison Paul A. Odegard Jon H. Whitten Neal F. Lowell Donald E. Coleman Thurston L. Gray Norinne Hilchey Olson Roger W. Williams 17 HONOR ROLL Pamela Patton Lambert Sandra Branson Williams John R. Fitzgerald Arthur W. Parlin Warren Wilson David H. Fletcher Pamelia Brockway Adams Deanna Chadbourne Lander Henry B. Partridge, Jr. Sandra Sproul Woodbury Nancy B. Fobes Louis Agathos Martha Hodson LeBel Joan Hunter Partridge Judith D. Young Aline B Frappier John R Andrews, Jr. Glenn Philippon Lessels Paul H. Pearson Patricia Grant Zarkower Geneva M. Frost Gary F. Auclair Chalmer Loud Lewis David A. Peterson Martin J. Gagnon Marjorie Linscott Backman Donald C. Lewis, Jr. 1961 Bruce H Platt Rose Marie Knittel Baron Gwendolyn Mann Littlehale Samuel N. Goddard Jean Ramsay Platt CENTURY CLUB Jane H Goode Leroy J. Barry L. Richard Lloyd John G. Plummer John R. Chesebro W. Lee Blackburn Richard S. Lombara Richard Goodenough Nancy Ruhlin Plummer Paul A Morrison Laurel Hoyt Blaney Charles J. MacDonald II Emory K. Gott Janet Burrill Polanski Norma Harmon Boucher Stanley J. Masalsky, Jr. MAINE STAY CLUB Edward F. Gould David W. Pool Dorothy Dettloff Bourassa Donald R Mathieu Kathryn R. Allen Eugene M. Graves Judith Storer Powell Linwood H Bowen George J McCarthy, Jr Harmon W Banning Stephen L Green Brian H. Prescott Richard W. Groff Bonny Brown Brown Dorothy M. McCain Eula Morris Bousfield Gearry L. Ranger Peter E Grondin Jean Bertolini Brown Mildred Creamer McLain Elsa Goodman Cohen Jean Hart Ravenscroft Janice Wilcox Burby Charles A. McNulty Alethe Flint Donaldson Patricia Kittredge Hagan Nancy Woods Rearick Edward Haggerty, Jr. Richard P Burns Mary Kellett Means Ronald N. Drogin Sandra Reed Paul A. Hahn Allan R. Burroughs Donald C. Means Peter T Gammons, Jr. Rogers Remick Lawrence E. Caldwell Persis Barnfield Messer Edward B. Morrison Barbara Hornbrook Hale Nancy Mason Rich William E Haley, Jr. Cora Pease Caldwell Joan Philbrook Miller Robert O’Halloran Eleanor J Rideout James L Hansen Norman B Callahan Thomas W. Moore Diana R. Quinnam Larry L. Roberts Arthur L. Hanson Eddie D Carrier Frank D Moxon Henry H. Shepherd Jr. Josephine Ross Ross Philip B. Hassler Gilbert Chin Jeremiah H. Mulcahy Robert S Trial, Jr. Sandra Burke Rutiser Brenda Barlow Hassler Glendon E. Christensen Phyllis Warren Muth Sara Whitehouse Sails HONOR ROLL Harold B. Hatch Ralph E. Clarke Ronnie Strather Nelson Alice Eaton Schernthanner Stanley C. Allain Mildred B. Hatch David B. Clement Edward W Newell Marilyn Leslie Sly Patricia J. Ames Mary McCobb Havey Merritt W. Conroy Katharine E. O’Brien David L. Smith David S. Arnold Peter L. Haynes Nancy Quigg Smith Paul A. Cotreau Charles J Ochmanski Kenneth L Atwood Judith Bates Haynes William A. Stanton William S. Crandall Jonathan Ord Carol Larrabee Barnard Warren E Hedstrom Theodore R. Stevens Hollis Crowe Marjorie Abbott Palmer Robert K. Barton Lenor G. Hersey Janice Caron Stout Philip B. Curtis Deborah Arnold Parlin Mary Ann Melanson Lydia J. Hersom Deborah Caldwell Sylvain Catharine Ayer Curtis David K. Patrick Batcheller Wallace W. Hinckley David W. Taber Avern B Danforth Elizabeth Jalbert Pecoraro Kenneth D. Beach Elizabeth Lathrop Hinckley Paul F. Talbot Bennie S. Davis, Jr. Carroll F Perkins George W Bears David M Hodsdon Richard D. Tauscher Leslie N. Davis, Jr. Eldon R Perkins Albert J Bernard, Jr. Nancy Kennedy Hostler Judith Hickey Terry Barry K. Dearborn Arad L Philpott Paul G. Berry Ruth Farrand Huber Mary Staples Tessmer Donald E. DeGolyer Judith Daniels Philpott Frank E. Bishop David E. Hutchinson Jane Chiarini Thaxter Gerard C. deGrandpre Frederick W. Pierce Wayne A. Bonney Gerard W. Ingalls Margaret O. Thompson Judith Pride deGrandpre Diane Tatlock Pierce John W. Boomer Mary E. Irving Robert V. Thurston Steven F. Dice Roger C. Plaisted Melissa Boomer Boomer Eleanor Epstein Israel Lois Hamilton Tourangeau Patricia Weed Dice Gail Masterman Plummer Roger Bonenfant Jonathan E. Jacobs Robert E. Tschorn John A. Dirkman Richard A. Powers Alfred Bourgoin Cornelia Proctor Jenness Brian E. Wallace James L. Dodge Howard R Quist Sandra Kelsey Bourgoin Richard A. Johnson Barbara Whitehead Warner Roger E. Drew Kenneth H. Rauschke Edwin T. Brooks Deane E Jones William A. Weiblen Gail Greenleaf Dubov Lincoln T Ravenscroft, Jr. L. Lincoln Brown Alan D. Judson Robert M. Welch Julia Currie Duckworth Rheta Colwell Reynolds Robert A. Brueck David T. Kerry Frederick T. Wilcox Raymond D. Dunlop Eliot H. Rich Eugenia K. Buckley Eric J. Krapovicky Arthur E. Wilder Elizabeth Dunbar Duplisea Patrick E. Riley Joan Kelso Riley Peter J Buxton Galen Lander M. Carlson Williams Albert R. Elwell Roger L. Carll Charlotte Haley Lander Carolyn Sleeper Williams Basil Farah Richard C. Robinson Judith Goodell Rogers Claire Atwood Carpenter Harold L. Laskey Vincent R. Wills Richard C. Fickett John P. Carter Eino E. Leinonen Margaret Hersey Wills Sharon Ward Fuehrer Helen Elliott Rowe Robert C. Carter Melvin R. Lessard Janet Brown Wood David H. Gagnon Pearle Reilly Ryder Elliott R. Sampson Maurice J. Chabot David W. Lewis Franklin E. Woodard Philip L. Gatz Dewey A. Christman, Jr. Mary Gentile Lewis Jean McNeary Woodard Emile P. Gauthier Honora F. Samway Terence Christy Stanley A. Lewis Lois A. Woodcock Pamelia Melcher Gilbert Robert E. Schweitzer Paula Dannert Sewall Clyde P. Chute John R. Linnell Margaret Yeatman Elizabeth Sjovall Gilmore Diane White Clark Gladys Cammer Lipton Helen Berlinski Gitchell Joan Canacaris Simones Donald Small Norine Hunt Clarke Richard W Little 1962 Robert Cranston Goff Wayne P. Clukey Merton Lombard Sharon Morris Goodell Dorothy Devereux Small Doris Randall Souviney Mitchell M. Cohen Vinal L. Look CENTURY CLUB Sidney J. Gorden Ann H. Coffin Doris Ordway Lord Allan F. Gordon Christine Peterka Springer Patricia Williams Chesebro Robert S. Sterritt Keith E. Cook Lawrence R. Lowd Lloyd H. Elliott Robert Haight William W. Cook Ewen MacKinnon Roger G. Hale June Campbell Stevenson Evelyn Elder Elliott Suzanne Littlefield Stillings Ronald L Cotton Hazel Lynch MacKinnon Basil K. Teague Nancy Howe Haley Eleanor P. Danforth Marshall S. Main Kay Sawyer Hannah Ira W. Stockwell, Jr. Cleta Waldron Stockwell Leo H. Daniels Amos A. McCallum MAINE STAY CLUB James K. Harder Etta Libby Davenport Joanne Keith Sullivan Patricia McCluskey Allan E. Ames Sally Curtis Hartikka Elaine Hoffses Davis J. Peter McCracken Kenneth P. Hayes Donald N. Sweeney David E. Bickford Stephen J. Terani, Jr. Faith Carver DeCoster Michael P. McCready Albert M. Healy Eleanor Fay Dingman Travis L. Brown Norns L Thurston Vernon S. McFarland, Jr. Lillian Hawes Corey Charles Heath, Jr. Tobey Messer Dirkman John C. McGlincey Sallie Cunningham Herson Claude N Trask, Jr. Blake A. Donaldson Anne Wescott Dodd Beverly Moody McGraw Cynthia Ayer Hickey Charles A. Trumbull Everett C. Drake Wilford Twyman, Jr. Ruth Jacobs Dodge James O. McLain Ronald W. Hoar Carol Mount Dodge Warren G Elvin Judith Thompson Twyman Ellen Shibles Moores Richard D. Hogan Sandra Jacques Donovan G. Rose Gillis Antonino J. Nuccio Theodore T. Huber Fred T Upton, Jr. Gerald C Dow Peter R. Henderson Robert O Jenkin Frederick E. Varricchio Jerry J Durgin Judith E Ohr Brian H. Ketchum Sally McLaughlin Johnson Sally Wakefield Wakefield Raymond Dutil Ethel Crockett Oliver Ingrid Bain LaRochelle Stanley L Jordan Faith Hutchins Webster Sandra Young Ellingwood Gerald M. Palmer Kenneth G. Perkins Marie Ifill Jordan Felicia Schroetel Webster Peter F Eskilson Terry Palmer Lucy Smith Trial Jerry V. Lambert J. Morris Weinberg Russell D. Fieldhouse Lou Durst Parent James G. Vamvakias 18 t HONOR ROLL Mildred Williamson Hobart Deborah Chapman Sprague Dorcas Hendershot Deans Mary Fox Martin Jefferson D Ackor Nancy Nichols Hogan Bryan J Springer, Jr Peter A. Dingman Janine S Martin Margaret Roach Adams David S. Holt Nancy Bishop Stedt Madeline Stevens Dodge John L Martin Douglas Allen Annette Walker Holt Robert D Steele Gary A. Dorsay Larry McConnell H. William Angevine Joleen Barker Howard Richard A. Stevens. Jr. Janice Rideout Doyle Irene Benevides McIver Elisa Bell Arthers Andrew P. Hume, Jr. William V. Stevens Evelyn Krauter Duston Lawrence C. McKenna Louis M. Barr Jerrold T. Irons Anthony A Stout Lewis M Dyer, Jr John W. McPherson Robert P. E. Beaudoin Albin D. Johnson Joan Sullivan George L. Earle III Howard H Meservey, Jr. Peter G. Belluschi John S. Johnson Charlotte Cowan Sutherland Linda R Ellis Fred Metzler, Jr Robert G Bergeron Sara L Johnson Joyanne Heath Sweetland Ella Buckler Erskine Charles F Michaud Josephine Riedell Bessey Bruce D Jones Constance Jack Sween George B. Estes Ronald N. Michaud Linwood S. Billings Robert E Jordan Donald R. Sylvester Helen E. Fenderson Thomas G. Michaud Ann Adjutant Billings Jacqueline Smaha Keating J. Scott Tardif Edgar L Ferguson Janet Devine Michaud Lolita Roy Bishop Gerald F Kelley, Jr. Jack W. Utton Robert E. Ferguson JoAnn Chandler Mitchell John A. Black Sarah J. Kennett Jeanne E. Wallace Cynthia Spear Field Robert A. Mondor Ernest A. Blaisdell, Jr. Ellen Manpin Kibler Janice Stone Wardwell Allan D Flagg Arnold R Moody Edith Gayton Bliss Ann Bosland King Dean P. Wells Mary Hendrickson Fleming Alton E. Morgan David S. Blonda Betty Goulden Kingsbury Enid Wardwell White Edward T. Flynn Dana R Morton Linda L. Blood David S. Lamb Carolyn L. Wile Peter D. Foster Deborah Sleeper Moxon Richard H. Bogh, Jr. Walter E. Lamkin Barbara L. Williams Julianna Free Leona M Murch Patricia Johnson Bonney Vail O. Leach, Jr Guy M. Williams, Jr. Judith Shaw Furlotte Charles R Murphy Carl O. Bradford Judith Anderson Lenhart Robert D. Witherill Michael J. Gentile Niana E. Nielsen Gale C. Brewer Richard C. Leonard Daniel J. Yargeau R. Anthony Gill Everett C. Nisbet Bruce B. Bromby Rosemary Rich Leonard Stanley Gill Edward P. Nugent John H Brower David A. Libby 1963 Carol Milliken Glenn Peter O. Olson Melville S. Brown Janice McIntosh Lingard MAINE STAY CLUB Raymond S. Glover Darlene M. Ostic Nicholas C. Bystrom Marjorie R Littlefield Marie Fefa Deeb James H. Goff Lewis M. Pearson Joseph P. Canty Leonard R. MacPhee Robert L. Despres Maureen Henry Goff Jane Welch Peterson Lawrence D. Cole Doris Laberge Martoski Diane Foster Ketchum Marguerite Joy Gordon Scott D. Philbrook Beatrice T. Conley Richard Marx Karen Peterson Sawyer Paul P. Graves Anne M. Piacentini Patricia Hayward Cook Norman F. Maxim Sally Grindell Vamvakias Anna Russell Greenlaw Philip S. Pierce Charles E. Cowan, Jr. Philip O. McCarthy Elizabeth Morrison Vecchio Gail Ladd Griswold Suzanne E. Pinansky Almira L. Cram Myrna Flewelling McGaffin Susan E. Young Nicole Kimall Groff Ruby Currier Plaisted Edna Daley Cronkite Anne Clark McGlincey Diane C. Guthrie Virginia Ulmer Pool Henry E. Crowell Barbara Silsby McGraw HONOR ROLL Glenace Cole Hanscom Stephen L. Porch Nicholas F. Dann Ruth McAllian McKay Barbara Fowles Allen James M. Hanson Bruce G. Pratt Peter C. Day Clifford C. McReavy Frederick L. Ames Joan Marshall Hanson Mary-Jane Patterson Preble Robert F. DeBoo Orrin H. Merrill, Jr. Daniel F Ancona III Malcolm G. Hare Frances H. Proctor Dana F. Deering Valeda Raymond Michaud Philip S Andrews Jane Parmalee Harmes Joyce Landon Rahim Phyllis Stewart Deering Barry K Mills Phyllis Cotter Andrews Parker F. Harris David A. Rhoades Alexandra deGrandpre Myrtle V. Morgan Berna Thibodeau Andrews Penny Smith Harris Bruce A. Ricker Frances Dinsmore Dekin Audrey L. Morse Susan Angell Natalie Sweetser Hart Stephen C. Ridley John N. Dennis Barbara Sullivan Moyer John P. Atkins Clayton E. Hatch Marcia J. Roak Harry A. DeShon Sally J. Ness David L. Audet Baron B. Hicken Barbara M. Roper Robert J. Donovan Betty Marcia Newell Alice Austin Stanley J. Hill James P. Rudbeck Richard S. Doucette Arthur J. Newman Robert W. Austin Sondra Holmes Hill Louis F. Ruocco Elaine G. Dow Jean Britton O’Brien William A. Barney Dorothy Lane Holt Frederick R. Sampson, Jr. Thomas E. Duston Carol Hall Olsen Margaret Putnam Barney Patricia A. Houghton Jerome W. Sampson Alan R. Ellingwood Donald J. Ouellette Edith-Ann Smith Bartlett Mary L. Hoyt Gregory Shapiro Sara Caban Emmons Robert E. Pendleton, Jr. Barbara M. Bassler Kathryn Hunt John J. Simon Edward G. Farrell III Thomas G. Peterson Roger A. Beauchesne Sandra J. Hunter Pamela A. Simpson Joseph J. Feiter, Jr. James K. Phillips, Jr. Richard L. Bennett Vera S. Hutchins David S. Sklar Peter Forbush David M. Piatak Linda Kierstead Berry Henry Irving Ada Hersey Sloane Keith R. Foster Dennis L. Pillsbury Elena Carter Bird Richard K. Jacobs Patricia Small Peter Fottler Peter A. Plummer Willard Bishop, Jr. Janice Tisdale Jenkins Converse B. Smith, Jr. James A. H. Fraser Barbara E. Powers Gary A. Boulier Ralph A. Jennings H Gardner Smith, Jr. Brenda Freeman Yvonne Coupil Porter Berry Brackett William Jewell Marjorie E. Smith E. Carroll Gagnon Theresa E. Pressey Clifford L. Brackett Reino E. Johnson Frederick N. Sprague II Daniel H. Gatz Ruth Lowell Putney Deborah Munce Bromby Laura Brown Johnson ’ Richard S. Staiger Paula Lessard George Edwin J. Ranzoni Theresa Curran Brooks Judith Phelps Johnston Joan Bradley Staiger Ronald C. Glidden Patricia Smith Ranzoni Julie Ingalls Brown Ann Crichton Karter Mervie Stanley Asa B. Goddard Marjorie Munroe Reed Lawrence W. Brown JoAnn Pratt Keck. Norris G. Staples Marion Perkins Goodenough Dwight L. Rideout Gail Hoxie Brown Dorothy Wallace Kennedy James L. Graves Judith Card Staples Margaret Swallow Roberts Mary Jo Brush Marie Patterson Kerry Bryce W. Grindle Lila C. Stevens Carol O’Connor Roberts Michael Burnham III Constance MacPherson Jane Laing Grohs Carolyn Cranshaw Stevens Roslyn Marchbanks Robinson Donna Plummer Carll Kimball Roberta Hathorne Stevens Hazel Moyer Guyler Edwin A. Rogers Paul F. Caron Alfred J. Hagan Howard B. Kirkpatrick Margaret Higgins Stevens Virginia Cushman Rudbeck James F. Carter Marjorie Ham Paul H. Knowlton Jane Maloney Stevens Warren Sachsenmaier R. Kenneth Chase James E. Hannaford Albert L. Larson, Jr. Frederick E. Stoddard Stanley E. Schneider Susan Edel Chase Edna Sprague Larson Robert H. Sween Ernest C. Harrington, Jr. Stanley A. Schrader Clarence R. Clark Arthur C. Hart, Jr. Frederic W Leadbetter Ruby Swett Matthew Scott Jean Gerry Collett Robert M. Leavitt Elizabeth Clifton Tardif Kenneth E. Hartz Robert B. Collett Linda Thomas Hartz Mildred E. Simpson Lillian E. Lemke Allyn C. Taylor III Douglas L. Skillin James L. Collom, Jr. Bernard A. Heald Marcia Fuller Cook Tamar Cole Lombard Carolyn M. Thomas Susan McNeary Skillin David J. Hebert Bonita A. Coro Martha A. Lowden Terry N. Tibbetts Earl H. Smith Patricia Morrison Hedstrom Gerald L. Crabtree Elizabeth A. Lutes Iona Toby Richard A. Hennings Phyllis Infiorati Smith Charles Crockett Dorothy Cole MacDonald Willis J. Tompkins, Jr. Joyce H. Higgins Hugh B. Snow, Jr. Carol J. Davis Ernest L. Manderson Norma L. Towne Earle C. Hildreth, Jr. Donald W. Spiller Wallace R. Dean Michael K. Mann Betty Williams Tritchler Ruth Kimball Hirschenhofer Carole Warren Spiller Thomas S. Deans Irvine W. Marsters, Jr. Edwin Turcotte 19 Ann Van DeBogert Ruth Dempsey Roger A. Mann Louise Bryant Stanley Robert A. Petro David R. Vanderhei James W Doble Brian Martin David H. Steingass Martin E. Ray Carolyn A. Vickery Dana B. Dolloff Edward G. Martin Judith T. Stone Marie A. Roby James W. Walls Deborah Hanna Donovan Carolyn L. Mboria Eric L. Stowe Alfred F. Romano, Jr. Rowland J. Wasgatt Robert L. Doucette Vernon S. McFarland, Jr. Sheila D. Striar James L. Sanborn Tobias W Watson William H. Doughty John W. McGonagle Alice Bowie Taylor Patricia Coffman Sorrie Nancy Starrett Watson Charles G Drew, Jr. Dorothy M. McGown Mary Verrill Tousignant Elsie M. Stanley Delwyn C. Webster Bruce P. Durgin Sharon L McGuffie Franklin S. Van Antwerpen Paulette Keller Vanderhei Neil W. Webster Donald S. Dyer Barbara Higgins McKay Raymond Vermette Edward M. Williams Bruce M. Wentworth Carole F. Edwards J. Anthony McLaughlin, Jr. Ernestine Pero Vermette Donald A. Wilson Bruce G. Whalen Gerald C Ellis Matthew W. McNeary Roland J. Violette 1966 Donald G. Wheeler Ann Perkins Ellis Francis T. Meissner Nancy Bradstreet Violette Lynda Wheelock Lawrence W. Emery, Jr. Clarie J. Mello Sandra Vogel! HONOR ROLL Guy M. Whitten Paul T. Emery Sheila McManus Messer Dennis J Waskiewicz Janet Pendleton Gilligan Richard D. Wilder Gordon J. Evans Martha Milliken Maurice E. Webb Carole Taylor Howard Louise Faucher Willauer Allan L Fernaid Susan Gray Mills Florence Creamer Webster Robert W. Johnston Mary D. Wilson Eileen March Fernaid Wendy Thompson Morton Shirley Irving Welch William B. O’Brien W. Roger Wood Gayle A Ferris Cynthia A. Mortus Lewis F. Weston Ronald R. Parent Terrance C. Woodworth Renate Fink Thomas A. Mulhern III G. Bruce Wiersma Elwyn E. Wooster Gerald L. Wormhood Ellen L. Fletcher Frederick A. Newman Ann Becker Wiersma ASSOCIATIONS Kenneth O. Wikstrom Barbara R. Wyman Linda Flewelling Thomas K. Newman CENTURY CLUB Mary Fay Forbush Alton J. Nute Jane Wendell Wilcox Howard L Wiley Androscoggin Valley 1964 Gerald B. Forrest Michael O’Donnell Alumnae Lois Phillips Forrest Robert E. Pape Charlotte Gibbs Wills MAINE STAY CLUB Barbara A. Wilmarth North Shore (Mass) Alumni James Fortini June M. Parker Portland Club, U. of M. Donald K. Bartlett Virginia M. Frankowski Margaret Shearer Parsons Joyce Harburger Williams Esther Hutchins Bartlett Carol J Wilson Women Earl R. Freeman, Jr. Roxine Stevenson Patterson Southern Penobscot Alumnae Timothy Lafarge Frederick B. Gay Louis P. Pelletier, Jr. Stephen P. Wilson Mary Newell Morrison Daniel W. Gilbert Claire Caron Pelletier Joyce Ring Wilson FRIENDS Quentan Sawyer John A. Gilbert Joseph C. Percival Richard H. Winslow CENTURY CLUB Nora E. Wold HONOR ROLL Gary M. Gilligan Jocelyn Genest Pinard Mrs. Floyd Abbott Merrilyn E. Glew Inez Scanlin Pullen Wilhelmina L. Wold Leon W. Babcock Susan Oakes Ackor Donald P. Gould William L Randall Nancy Steputis Wooster Mrs Theodore Bickmore David W. Young Peter B. Allen Alden L. Graham Randall R. Ray Mrs. Henry R Butler Henry C. Young, Jr. JoAnn Peakes Allen Everton R. Graves Nancy Cole Ray Mrs. Clifton E. Chandler Leonard F. Zecchini Bruce D Alpert Thomas E. M Gray V. Paul Reynolds Mrs. Charles Fenn Judith L. Anderson Dorothy Bradford Gray Diane Davis Reynolds 1965 John R. Furman Robert August Turner D. Gregoire Stuart L. Rich HONOR ROLL E. Reeve Hitchner Raymond H Backman Marjorie Getchell Guiggey Ernest M. Richardson Sandra D. Arbour Vincent E. Poeppelmeier Beverly A. Bailey Alan V. Hall Karyl J. Ricker Marshall D. Ashley Harry E. Sutton (In Fred H. Bailey Memory of) Betsy A. Hall Raymond A. Rioux Robert E. Biggar Diane Hayden Baker John S. Hall Alta Hawkes Ripley Richard S. Bishop George F. Wilhelm Nancy E. Barnes Jack W. Ham Lawrence R. Risso Catherine Ladd Bishop MAINE STAY CLUB Roderick F. Berg Robert I. Hardison Mabel Austin Roberts Daniel S. Booba Ralph H. Cutting Joyce Farmer Berg Judith E. Hartley David F. Rogers Jean Woods Booba Mrs. Arthur L. Deering Carl A. Bergquist, Jr. John Heath Nancy Frost Romano Ruth Libby Bradbury Frank S. Gutmann James R. Berry Marcia L Hebert Virginia Heath Ross Benjamin J. Bramhall Clark B. Hill Carole Smith Berry Donna Rush Hicken Anne Roundy Sharon Mount Bramhall Mrs Clark B. Hill Sonja Weeks Billotte Brian C. Hodgkin Dorothy M. Russell Errol C. Briggs Arthur N. Shapiro Roger P. Boucher Rebecca Bartlett Holahan Elsa Anderson Sanborn Robert C. Browne Ward Brothers Barbara Keith Boucher Alice Hartwell Homeyer Michael S. Sawyer Julia Love Browne HONOR ROLL Gail A. Brackett Paul G. Hopkins Harry T. Schacht Clayton M. Bryant Percy F. Crane Cora Hall Braley John C. Howard Florence L. Schweikle Jeannette Purinton Chandler Mrs. Lawrence M. Cutler William A. Brewer Carl F. Hutchinson Morton H. Sclair Kathryn Gould Christy Ira C. Darling Leon R. Briggs, Jr. Dorothy Thompson Irving David Scribner Anne F. Closson Richard Dennis William C. Brooks III Raymond P. Kane Mary Taylor Scribner David H. Crabtree Mrs. Robert R. Drummond Aileen Bamford Burhoe Larry E. Kaplan Walter P. Seaha Pamela Goodwin Crabtree Donald Folsom Sheila M Callahan Richard C. Kaplan Carolyn E. Shaw Winfield R. Fernaid III Myer Greene Paul R. Sherburne Judith Dresser Campbell Elaine L. Kelley Bonnie Schlosberg Fortini Effie L. Griffin Barbara Cramer Sherburne Robert A. Carlson Freda Wing Kelley D. Cheryl Gibbons Mrs. Esther Gross William T. Shoener Cony E. Church David V. Kimball Donald E. Herrick George C. Howe Linda T. Singer Gordon B. Clark Robert W. Kirk Patricia Hayden Herrick Mrs. Curtis M. Hutchins Stephen H Clarke Patricia Roby Sirois Judith A. Holbrook Walter M. Luce Ronald Leeman Linda Greenhalgh Smith Wayne C. Cobb Janet Yudowitch Leinonen Kenneth R. Howe Mrs. John L. McCobb Lovina Alley Smith Jacqueline Gauthier Collett Reginald R. Libby Alan M. Johnson Mrs. A. Scudder Moore Alan F. Colley Helen W. Smith Daniel G. Lilley Nancy Horrocks Johnson Mrs. Samuel Rudman Elizabeth A. Cote Kathleen A. Smith Donald I. Lippke Axel R. Larson Alton E. Savage David L. Craig Peter H. Smith Richard W. Lawler Mrs. Merle B. Shaw Jean M. Littlefield Barbara Hickson Craig Charlotte Wingate Snell Douglas MacDonald Abbie Kent Springer Blanche Violette Daigle Linda Lord Faye M. Somers Barbara Hersey McCallum Mrs. Otis J. Sproul Richard W. Davidson Richard A. Lovejoy Donald H. Sorrie Minnie Young McLellan Robert G. Sproul Arnold S. Davis Rebecca Dow Lynch Charles E. Spear, Jr. Lillie C. Nichols Addie M. Weed Ronald R. DeLaite Robert F. MacDonald Sylvia Niles Spear Susan Saunders O’Donnell D.J. Wellehan Stephen J. Demora, Jr. Kenneth E. Mantai Daniell R. Spear Virginia Hager Peppard ♦deceased s 20 How dull if everybody who joined us had the same aims, color, and interests ! The guy who wrote what you are reading joined the com haps more significant to the pany as an optical physicist. Now he’s an advertising man. person choosing an affiliation His assistant, an English and French major from Catawba for the long haul, we have College in Salisbury, N.C., who first joined our French room and need for every shade affiliate, Kodak-Pathe, in Paris, has just written a manual of personal bent. In most peo in English that introduces beginners to a system of sepa ple personal bent is still to be rations chemistry for which we market equipment and discovered at the time of supplies. Her husband works in our Photographic Tech college graduation. nology Division engineering color motion-picture proc One makeup is tuned for essing systems. (Four other departments tried to lure him avid pursuit of better under away, but he decided he preferred the exciting new de standing of the physical world, whatever the purpose. He can velopment work in his area.) The chairman of our board The general public knows us for enjoy himself here. Another snapshots and home movies. We like also came originally as a physicist, the president as a it that way. Actually, 72% of our mathematician, one of our two executive vice presidents will enjoy himself here far sales comes from elsewhere. as a chemical engineer, the other as a Ph.D. chemist. On more in tough competition to create demand for the ulti the other hand, our vice president of marketing majored mate fruits of the first fellow’s studies. One technical tal in economics at the local university. ent finishes what the other technical talent starts. To man The point: out of self-interest, pure and frank, we the long line between them, we have urgent need for just have to help every college graduate who joins us find about every other honest technical talent, male or female, where he is happiest and can therefore earn raises fastest. all creeds, all colors. That’s how broad we are. What makes this a little easier here for both parties is Drop a note about yourself to Director,* Business our tremendous scope. and Technical Personnel Department, Eastman Kodak Having long been part of many, many more industries Company, Rochester, N.Y. 14650. than the one with which the general public identifies us, we operate in technologies that range from optics to *The engineer who previously occupied that position has been cattle nutrition, from knitting to laser-cavity design. Per promoted to associate director of the Photo Technology Division. One of his former assistants then moved up to the job. Kodak An equal-opportunity employer with major plants in Rochester, N.Y., Kingsport, Tenn., Longview, Tex., and Columbia, S.C. Row One, from left—(Mary Williams ’05) Griffin, Laura (Hodgins ’15) Jackman, Mrs. Ernest Lamb, Estelle 1. Beaupre ’14, Walter O. Harvey ’09, George D. Bearce ’ll, Warren McDonald ’12, Frank A. Lancaster ’12, William E. Schrumpf ’12, and Gertrude (Jones ’06) Nutter, Row Two, from left—Ernest Lamb, ’10, Richard Talbot ’07, Raymond Fogler ’15, Harvey Sleeper ’15, James Farnsworth ’08, Maurice F. McCarthy ’ll, H. W. Bearce ’06, Gotthard W. Carlson ’06, Frederick J. Simmons ’06, Roy Hamlin ’07. Row Three, from left—Ernest T. Walker ’ll, A. P. Wyman ’07, Karl MacDonald ’07, Lore A. Rogers ’96, Arthur B. Richardson 'll, Harry P. Burden ’ll, Herbert P. Bruce ’09, Parker M. Cooper '11, Earle O. Whittier ’ll, and James A. Gannett ’08. Row Four, from left—Walter E. Farnham ’07, Percy E. Jackman ’13, Clifton E. Chandler ’13, Forrest B. Ames ’13, J. L. Ober ’13, Arthur E. Silver ’02, Freeman M. Sampson ’05, “Nemo” Smith ’ll, Dana N. Peaslee ’ll, Fred T. Stewart ’12, and Albert D. Conley ’ll. SWT., 1 4 golden •Si * - 1916 ANNIVERSARY w, Row One, from left—Emily (Vickery ’16) Sleeper, Charles C. Bonney, Mrs. Charles C. Bonney, Timothy D. Bonney, Mrs. Timothy D. Bonney, Omar K. Edes, Elmer D. Potter, Elmer D. Potter Jr., Madeline (Robinson) Herlihy, Betty Totman, Louis O. Barrows, Mrs. Louis O. Barrows, Ann B. Harvey, Mrs. Murdock A. Campbell, Mrs. Thomas N. Weeks, Mrs. David Ljungberg, Mrs. Samuel Rudman, Alice (Poore) Rollins, Everett B. Coffin, Mrs. A. M. Riley and M. and Mrs. W. H. Edminster. Row Two, from left—Harvey P. Sleeper, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Leecock Sr., Mrs. Everett K. Mansfield, Mrs. Julius H. Kritter, Dorothy M. Black man, Charles L. Blackman. Lawrence E. Mulloney. James E. Totman, Winifred E. Libby, Herschel S. Libby, Joseph E. Harvey, Murdock A. Campbell. Thomas N. Weeks, David G. Ljungberg, Samuel Rudman, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Grant, Albert M. Riley, Grace B. Coffin ’17, Raymond L. Whitney and Charles H. Folsom. Row Three, from left—Ivan C. Ames, Albert Robinson, E. K. Mansfield. Julius H. Kritter, Maynard F. Jordan, William R. Nugent, Mrs. Mavnard F. Jordan, Joseph H. Moore, C. K. Lane, Blanche L. Moore, Liela (McAvey) Banks, Lulu D. Packard, Cecile Curtis, Fred H. Curtis. Lawrence E. Philbrook, and Ann Leger. Row Four, from left—Laurel O. Gerry, Alton C. Titcomb, Ruth Titcomb, Karl M. Currier, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blood, Roger G. Gowell, Isabel (Fraw ley) York, Mrs. Robert Blanchard, Robert Blanchard, Thomas Mangan, Mrs. C. K. Lane, Merton F. Banks, Marlborough Pack ard, Myron Peabody and Mrs. Myron Peabody. 20 Distinguished Alumni The record of four consecutive years of sunshine on Alumni Day was broken this year when a mixture of clouds, raindrops and partial sunshine was the order of the day. Senior Alumni and guests to the number of fifty-eight gathered at the Bear’s Den for the annual Breakfast. George D. Bearce ’ll presided at the business session in the absence of President Senior Fred D. Knight ’09, confined at home because of illness. Guest speakers included President Edwin Young ’40 and Executive Director of the General Alumni Association Russell Woolley ’41. The annual report will Alumni contain their remarks in full. The contribution of the Senior Alumni to the University this year amounts to $1,785 which includes the sum of $735 to be added to the Senior Alumni Scholar ship Fund and the sum of $1,050 to be used by the Committee on Student Aid. The officers elected for the coming year include: George D. Bearce ’ll, Bucks port, president; J. Larcom Ober ’13, Beverly, Mass., vice president; Clifton E. Chandler T3, Cumberland Center, 2nd vice president; James A. Gannett ’08, Orono, secretary-treasurer and Albert K. Gardner TO, Orono, auditor. James A. Gannett ’08 Secretary-Treasurer Golden Anniversary The Class of 1916 returned to the Campus on June 3rd, 1966 to observe its Golden Anniversary. There were familiar faces, of course, but to the four or five who were returning for the first time since their graduation, many of the old familiar “land marks” were either missing or changed. Their comment seemed to be “what amazing changes have been made — this is wonderful.” We also had the thrill of greeting a new University President (Dr. Edwin Young ’40) who was inaugurated on April 21st. We also had the realization that the University was just beginning its second century of its existence. Our reunion banquet was served at the Penobscot Valley Country Club on Friday evening with a total of 84 (members and guests) assembled to enjoy a fine dinner. It was a great delight to see and talk with everyone present but we were sorry that some who were expected, at the very last minute “did not show” because 1916 of illness. For example, we missed “Gus” Ham, “Norm” Small, “Frank” Dugan Carleton, Charles “Finesto” Dole — just to name a few. A moment of silence was observed to honor our deceased members. Our current Class officers were all reelected so that no additional meeting was necessary the next day. The Alumni Luncheon was held on Saturday noon in West Commons. At that time we were given our 50 year certificates by President Young so now we are recognized as the “Freshmen” members of the Senior Alumni — an additional honor. At the conclusion of the Luncheon we reassembled outside for our group picture. This seemed to me to be an exceptionally good one and hope that about everybody ordered one. Incidentally, did you pick up your copy of the biographical sketches as compiled by the General Alumni Office? The General Alumni Banquet Saturday evening is generally regarded as the highlight of the day. During the evening we were proud to present our gift to the University in the amount of $3,100 — and very elated when it was announced that our class had won the attendance cup. Lewis O. Barrows Secretary 21 Row One, from left—Sam Sezak, Ethel (Thomas) Sezak, Parker Cushman, Louise (Durgin) Hammons, Elizabeth (Livingstone) Morse, and Verne Snow. Row Two, from left—Don Henderson, Florence Henderson, Mildred (Merrifield) Walter, Theodore R. Bickmore, Zelma S. Bickmore, Mary J. Porter, and Norman A. Porter. Row Three, from left—William C. Wells, Ellen W. Holmer, Maxine (Harding ’34) Goods, R. Donald Goode, Ward B. Cleaves and Robert Morse. Row Four, from left—Mal Devine, William P. Hamblet and Francis McGuire. **-s» ■ « X. • > V. < •• C' • , •* * ”< 1 5 • • zx >\ -s« •■4 ■ -Ns. - x •» •> -X? x •» \x * Row One, from left—Carolyn (Currier) Lombardi, Edith (Gardner) Strauch, John Sealey Jr., Kay R. Hoctor, Phyllis (Hamilton) Webster and Peg Sylvester. Row Two, from left—Elizabeth Sealey, James A. Wakefield, Alice (Campbell) Wakefield, Harold Woodbury, and Asher E. Sylvester. Row Three, from left—Dennis J. Lombardi, Solveig Hennings, Alice Lord, Charlotte Currie, Darrel B. Currie, and William D. Mongovan. Row Four, from left—Robert Haggett, John I*. Hennings, Donald A. Huff, E. P. Webster, and Ken Nash. 24 Activity and Delight Our reunion was three days of activity and delight. On Friday evening fifty classmates — and spouses — gathered at the Oronoka in Orono for a gay cocktail hour and a delicious dinner. After that Ray Smith, our M. C. called on several classmates to give speeches. Then Kid Potter, president of 1920, and Laurence Davee, president of 1922, spoke briefly and delightfully. There was time for us to “mill” around to greet old friends and “catch up” on the years since our 40th. Later some of us attended a reception for Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Young and Dr. and Mrs. 1921 Clarence Little. Some of us also saw the centennial film and the Tangerine Bowl game film. It was a busy but happy evening. Saturday morning we gathered in Memorial Union for our class meeting. President George read a letter of appreciation from Dr. Young for our class gift of $1,850 to the Centennial Fund. Roger Castle reported on our reunion gift to the University—-$1,000 (which later in the day reached $1,200). Roger then announced the winner of a special award, which you will recall he offered to give for the first check received. Two checks, one from Concord, N. H., the other from Haverhill, Mass., arrived the same day, same hour, and post marked the same day and same hour. Generous Roger gave two first place prizes; one to Prexy Marcoux and another to your secretary. Then to make the awards more interesting he gave the same prize to Effie Weatherbee Peters whose check came the greatest distance, the Orient. Now we three own sets of the beautiful Centennial Prints. Secretary and Personals Editor Emilie Kritter Josselyn Prizes and Parties The Class of ’26 gathered Friday evening at the Pilots Grill in Bangor. There were 61 people there to enjoy a social hour followed by an excellent dinner. Myles Standish as chairman of the reunion committee opened the program by calling upon each member to identify himself and give a brief account of his business, his family, etc. This was followed by the awarding of two prizes. The first went to the person who had traveled the greatest distance (Emily Pendleton) for the reunion and the other to the person having the greatest number of his family connected with the Uni 1 9 2 6 versity (Edgar Coffin). After a rousing rendition of the Stein Song we all returned to the campus for the reception and meetings with old friends. Our class meeting on Saturday morning was attended by 29 people, with Oren Fraser, president, presiding. The meeting was opened with a moment of silence for those who were no longer with us. By request Philip McCarthy of the Alumni Office appeared and explained to us the purpose and distribution of class funds. There had been some confusion in the minds of some of us as to whether our finan cial contributions were going directly to the University or being credited to the class treasury as donations for our scholarship fund. As a result of this talk, Oscar Wy man was appointed as class agent to send a series of four letters annually to the mem bers of the class acquainting them with the facts of the financial situation. At the present our scholarship fund totals $2,982 with $1,900 available for loans. It was voted to transfer $500 from the savings fund to the loan fund and the total amount frozen until it reaches $5,000-— at that time the interest to be used for the scholar ships. The following slate of officers were elected: Oren Fraser, president; Willis Barrows, vice president; Shirley R. Heistad, secretary; Oscar Wyman, treasurer. The officers are to appoint a reunion committee for our 45th. Mrs. Shirley (Roberts ’26) Heistad Secretary 23 Row One, from left—Sam Sezak, Ethel (Thomas) Sezak, Parker Cushman, Louise (Durgin) Hammons, Elizabeth (Livingstone) Morse, and Verne Snow Row Two, from left—Don Henderson, Florence Henderson, Mildred (Merrifield) Walter, Theodore R. Bickmore, Zelma S. Bickmore, Mary J. P orter and Norman A. Porter. Row Three, from left—William C. Wells, Ellen W. Holmer, Maxine (Harding ’34) Goode, R. Donald Goode, Ward B. Cleaves and Robert Morse, Row Four, from left—Mal Devine, William P. Hamblet and Francis McGuire. Row One, from left—Carolyn (Currier) Lombardi, Edith (Gardner) Strauch, John Sealey Jr., Kay R. Hoctor, Phyllis (Hamilton) Webster and Sylvester. Row Two, from left—Elizabeth Sealey, James A. Wakefield, Alice (Campbell) Wakefield, Harold Woodbury, and Asher E. Sylvester. Row Three, from left—Dennis J. Lombardi, Solveig Hennings, Alice Lord, Charlotte Currie. Darrel B. Currie, and William D. Mongovan. Row Four, from left—Robert Haggett, John P. Hennings, Donald A. Huff, E. P. Webster, and Ken Nash. 24 Huge Success Our Thirty-fifth Reunion was a huge success. A grand time was enjoyed by all those attending. To you who were not able to be with us, we missed you very much. Start making your plans now to attend our Fortieth! Our class dinner at the Tarratine Club started the week-end off with the proper bang. A social hour preceded the dinner giving everyone an opportunity to greet 1931 old friends and revive old memories. Fifty-two class members and guests, all sport ing 1931 yachting caps, sat down to the delicious dinner of roast beef or lobster newburg. Since this was our Thirty-fifth, we celebrated it with “jade.” Favors at each place included pale green carnations tied to special 35th place cards, and lucky “jade” lockets and charms of polished Maine jasper stone. Each class member was a “feature speaker” giving an account of happenings to him since the Thirtieth, and, in some cases, since graduation. After each speech, he was promptly presented a can of good old “Maine Air,” as a reward. Ted and the new Mrs. Bickmore won the prize Maine stein for coming the farthest distance — Twenty-nine Palms, Cali fornia. Many parts of the country were represented. John and Mrs. Cutler were there from Kentucky. The Cutlers brought their two charming little daughters whom we met on Sunday. Dot Osgood Doria came from Youngstown, Ohio and travelled East with Eleanor Thompson from Detroit, Mich. Bernard and Mrs. Snyder had timed a trip from Dayton, Ohio to join us for the week-end. Vi Purington Giffin came from Fort Myers, Florida, first, to greet a new granddaughter, and also to join us for the occasion. After a speedy trip from Silver Spring, Md., Ward and Mrs. Cleaves arrived just in time for the dinner. Verne Snow came up from Warrick, R. I. Other class members from near and far were: Ellen Wareham Holmer and husband from Exeter, N. H., Elizabeth Livingston Morse from Winchester, Mass., Vance Springer and wife and Ray “King” Lear and wife from Augusta, Mal Devine and wife from Coventry, Conn., Don Hender son and wife from Hamden, Conn., Elmer Hodson from Mansfield, Mass., Marion Avery Gilmore and husband from Waterville, Bob Morse from Boothbay Harbor, Bill Hamblet and wife from Windham, N. H., Lou Durgin Hammons and husband, Don Goode and wife, Jessie Fraser, Kay Whitcomb Butler and husband, all from Bangor, Jake Holmes and wife from Belfast, Victor Coffin and wife from Old Town, Parker Cushman and wife, Bill Wells and wife, Dick Stone, Phil Brockway, Mickie McGuire and wife, Ethel Thomas Sezak, Samuel Sezak, and son Thomas from Orono. After dinner, the group was treated to A NIGHT AT THE STRAND THEA TRE IN ORONO, with an old-time silent movie and music furnished by Madolyn Duffy, one of the last of the silent movie piano players. After the movies many requests were played including her own arrangement “Cowboys and Indians.” 1936 A large number turned out for the class breakfast at West Commons Saturday morning. This was followed by the class meeting at our headquarters in the Me morial Union. The meeting opened with President Samuel Sezak presiding. A mo ment of silence was observed for those members now deceased. The secretary’s report of the Thirtieth Reunion meeting was read and approved. The nominating committee composed of Ellen Wareham Holmer, Ted Bickmore and Don Henderson brought in the following slate of officers: President Parker Cushman Vice-President Jessie Fraser Treasurer Lou Hammons Secretary Phil Brockway Personal Editors Ethel and Sam Sezak Executive Committee Jake Holmes, Bill Wells, Samuel Sezak, Mickie McGuire, Marion Gilmore, Mal Devine Ethel T. Sezak Secretary 25 Row One, from left—Gordon Chase, Robert Lovejoy, Allan Tarbell, Carlton B. Payson, S. J. Cowin, Ruth (Reed) Cowin, Mike Cohen, Elsa (Good man ’61) Cohen, John R. Dyer, Florence (Farnham) Stewart, Constance (Philbrook) Leger, and Stewart Oakes. Row Two, from left—Walter W. Gosline, Maurice H. Whitten, Barbara (Orff) Utterback, Helen (Wormwood) Pierce, Mary (Boone) Smith, Hilda (Rowe) Marvin, Ann Leger, Rita Oakes, and Rivolee Kleiner. Row Three from left— J. Dudley Utterback, Betty (Grant) Adams, Alma (Hansen) Langlois, Agnes Ann Walsh, Ada (Towle) Hawkins, Isabella (Cros by) Shipman, and Boris C. Kleiner. Row Four, from left—James K. Tweedie, Charles E. Adams Jr., Angelo S. Zieno, Frances (Sawyer) Alford, Mrs. Sherman K. Smith, Isabelle (Garvin) Maasen, Oscar W. Riddle, Richard H. Chase, Hazel Douglas, and Jean M. Peirce. Row Five, from left—Will Alford, Owen H. Smith, Sherman Smith, Don Devoe, John Maasen, Buzz Tracy, Allan E. Piper, Ding Tracy, Russ Woolley, and Earl Douglas. Row Six, from left—Faulkner E. Chase, Kenneth W. Hodgdon, Sherley (Marcus) Sweet, Don L. McCrum Jr., Earle L. Ingalls, Donald Blaisdell, George H. Ellis, Robert D. Larsson, John O. McGillivrary, and Phyllis (Knapp) Kimball. Row Seven, from left—George B. Cotton, Gloria Cotton, Mansfield London, and Frank Lancaster. -• J • • **• •• v' • i Row One, from left—Judith (Banton) Crispell, Shirley (Hathaway) Sibley, Patricia (Stickney) Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hass, Joan (Potter) Robart, Virginia (Tufts) Chaplin, Virginia (Merchant) Hoy. 26 Silver Anniversary I’m sitting here organizing my notes to report on our 25th reunion weekend. Among my notes is last year’s report for the Class of 1940, which I’m using as a guide. It says “biggest group ever for ’40 meeting.” Well, they might have had a bigger group at the class meeting on Saturday morning — I don’t know — but we sure had the biggest and swingingest and noisiest group at our class dinner at the Penobscot Country Club on Friday night, June 3rd. I know that because the 50 year class—1916 — said we were big, and swinging, and noisy. Man, the old Buzzer was buzzin’, and Ding Dong was dingin’ — and Haddie was hammin’. “Hairless Ted” Newcomb was there — and “Hairy Roy” Shepard to mention a few of the notables. So help me, there must have been over 150 “aged” members of the Class of 1941 present. At our class meeting on Saturday morning, many items of business were handled by our able president, Mike Cohen. John Dyer reported that the Class of 1941 had succeeded in its drive — thanks to John’s devoted and capable effort — to present $7,500 to the University at the Alumni Banquet, to set up a Scholarship Fund in the name of the Class of 1941. We were all mighty proud of this accom plishment and wish that all of our members might have been present to share in that moment of satisfaction. It was unanimously decided to undertake the raising of $10,000 by 1971—our 30th reunion — to add to the fund. The other principal item of business was the election of class officers for the next five-year period. Those elected were: President — John Dyer, 496 Riverside Drive, Augusta, Maine 04330 Vice President — Hartwell C. Lancaster Treasurer — Haddie Hamm Secretary— 1966-67 Don Blaisdell, 110 Fireside Terrace, Camillus, N. Y. 13031 1967- 68 Agnes Walsh 1968- 69 Dave Astor 1969- 70 Ginny Jewett Muzroll 1970- 71 Walt Strong Don Blaisdell Secretary Attendance Problem The class meeting was held Saturday morning at the Memorial Union with our class president Virginia Tufts Chaplin presiding. Seven class members were present. After the secretary and treasurer’s reports were read and accepted, there was a discussion concerning goals for the class of 1946. It was voted to raise $5,000 as our class gift. This money will be presented to the University at the time of our 25th reunion. 1946 The next point for discussion was attendance at reunions. This is a problem. A reunion of seven class members is hardly a reunion. I know we are all busy people. Busy or not the University needs the support of every Alumnus, and our class needs the support of every one of its members. We all need to know this and make an effort. It was suggested that we join with other wartime classes for reunions. This idea is being explored by the Alumni Council. A personal call from class members to other class members in given areas was suggested as a way to stimulate interest. Judy Banton Crispell submitted the following slate of officers for the next five years. The slate was unanimously elected: C. Donald Stebbins, president; Joan Potter Robart, vice president; Betty Perkins Stebbins, secretary; Charles Hass, treasurer; Judy Fielder Harris, class agent. Betty Stebbins Secretary 27 •«? - - ■*» Row One, from left—Hilda (Livingston) Miller, Jim Elliott, Barbara (Grover) Elliott, Joan (Wiswell) Bickford, Mary (Richards) Wiggin, Pat (Murphy) Bragdon, Peggy (Sewell) Totman, and Ginny (Norton) Beach. Row Two, from left—Paulina (Robbins) Gosse, Travis J. Collins, Avis Collins, Shirley (Lang) Noyes, Richard Noyes, Stu Carroll, and Elwood M. Beach. Row Three, from left—Elton Gosse, Eva (Stinson) Wight, Millicent (Guptill) Higgins, O. William Robertson, Richard A. Boss and Marilyn (Raymond) Boss. Row Four, from left—Richard W. Sweetser, Constance (Lincoln ’52) Sweetser, Jasper Bull. Yvette Robertson, and Dwight B. Demeritt Jr. Row Five, from left—Robert C, Boothby, Betty Boothby, Don McGIauflin, Cluney B. McPherson, Gerald L. Robbins, Ellie (Mower) Roakes, and Elaine (Haskell) Knowland. Row Six, from left—Isabelle (Burbank) Milbank, Joanne (Josslyn) Meade, Claire (LeVasseur) Hodgkins, and Tom Knowland. Row Seven, from left—Floyd Milhank, Russell Meade, Wendell Hodgkins, Liza (Zaitlin) Levinsky, Inge Nachum Baye, Maxine (Gray ’52) Robbins, and Effie McPherson. Row One, from left—Jean (Pa-tridge) Mason, Ann (Kevo) Lounsbury, Barney Oldfield, Sue (Stiles) Thomas, Ben Thomas, Ed Plissey, and Ed Clarke. Row Two, from left—Vaughn Holyoke, Jessie Perkins, Ruth (Clapp) Meyer, Alice (Cowan) Osgood, Connie (Eno ’58) Tryon, Kenneth W. Tryon, Kay (Fletcher) Mosher, and Marilyn (Bonney ’59) Plissey. Row Three, from left—Mrs. Jan Saleeby, Carolyn (Harkins) Cronin, Nancy (McGouldrick ’57) Guthy, Pete Guthy, Dave C. Devoe, Peter Haskell, Peg gy (Flynt) Haskell, and Marilyn (Page) Thompson. Row Four, from left—Jan Saleeby, Dick Nevers, Betty (Brockway) Nevers, Cynthia (Jenness) Beattie, Joan Henrikson, Kenneth Henrikson, Mary (Bailey) Marquardt, Matt Marquardt, Susan (Ashton) York, and Joan (Kirshen) Pelletier. Row Five, from left—J. Avid Forsman, Zane A. Thompson, Betty (Kononen) Berry, Dick Clark, Dick Crummy, Jay S. Hindley, Pat Doten, and Art Thompson. 28 Texas Cowboy Friday evening about 90 of us headed towards the Pilots Grill for our class dinner. We were greeted by Bill Robertson and Don McGlauflin all decked out in their 1951 Texas cowboy hats. As soon as the rest of us acquired ours, we took cur hats off to these two classmates who did a splendid job in arranging our reunion. 1951 Saturday morning some of us made it to the Commons for a hearty breakfast, then on to our class meeting at the Memorial Union. Pepper (Burbank) and Floyd Milbank and Dwight Demeritt strengthened our ranks, joining us for the day. President Russ Meade presided at the meeting. The business brought before the meeting was as follows: a. A motion was made by James Elliott, seconded, and carried, to consolidate the various bank accounts, in which the class funds are deposited into one account. b. A motion was made by Eleanor Mower, seconded, and carried to present the money to the University in the form of a 1951 Class Scholarship Fund. After much discussion as to how the scholarship gift should be made, it was deter mined that the $1,304 we now have would be presented to the University. Such monies to be used after five years or until the gift amounts to $5,000, whichever comes first. The gift to be administered by the Director of Student Loans. Prefer ence to go to descendents of the Class of 1951. c. The nominating committee presented a slate of officers for a vote of the class. Those nominated and elected were: President — Donald McGlauflin Vice President — Ralph Clark Secretary — Hilda Livingston Miller Treasurer — Patricia Jones Totman In the evening, the Alumni Dinner was held in the Memorial Gymnasium. Singing and cheering in this familiar atmosphere really took us all back 15 years. Suddenly we were all jolted out of the memorable past when the speaker was a 1966 University graduate. We didn’t look that young, did we? Come judge for yourselves in 1971 when some of us might have our sons and daughters enrolled at Maine!!!! Hilda (Livingston) Miller Class Secretary Sincere Invitation At the suggestion of the president, the following people were appointed Area Chairmen for financial assistance: 1956 “Doc” Nevers — Worcester County and Western Massachusetts Ed Plissey — “The County” ... Aroostook Ann Keyo Lounsbury — Bangor Area Dick Clark — Portland Area Jean Patridge Mason — Central Maine ... Augusta Dick Crummy — New Jersey, New York, and Long Island “Barney” Oldfield — Southern Massachusetts “Doc” Nevers moved that the 10th Reunion Class Gift to the University be in the form of a “Memorial Loan Fund” in remembrance of deceased members of the Class of 1956. It was accepted. Phil McCarthy of the Alumni Office enlightened the group on Class Donation Policies. At the suggestion of Ben Thomas, the group agreed to give authority to the Reunion Chairman to draw on the restricted funds as the need arises. For those who missed the 10th, we extend a sincere invitation to come to the 15th .... believe me, it will be great with Don at the helm again. Jessie Sargent Perkins Secretary 29 • > wt • “-aS ■ « .< • j3k* iy* *.’. ;>•?* Sfer* from left—Frederic E. Fortin, Jane Goode, Nancy Rich, Ann H. Coffin, Jean (McNeary) Woodard, Mary (Gentile) Lewis, Diane (White) Clark. Row Two, from left—William B. Wise, Charles S. Hunnewell, Wallace Hinckley, Joan E. Kearns, Elizabeth (Lathrop) Hinckley, and Peter T. Gam mons Jr. IN MAHERS OF TRUST... Our Trust department offers all trust services. Executor and administrator of personal estates, trustee under wills or as trustee of living trusts and life insurance trusts. Investment management, custodian accounts . . . in fact, anything under the heading of estates and trusts. We will be glad to discuss your estate planning needs with you at time. Merchants National Bank BROAD ST., BANGOR r •/ UNION AT 14TH, BANGOR NORTH MAIN ST., BREWER of BANGOR DOW AIR FORCE BASE Member, Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 30 Dancing and Dining There were 25 present for the Class of 61’s buffet dinner at the Bangor House on Friday evening. After dinner, Deane Jones invited everyone to the officers club at Dow AFB for dancing. At the Class meeting on Saturday morning, the following officers were elected: Murray Billington, president; Bill Wise, vice-president; Pete Gammons, secretary; Mary (Gentile) Lewis, treasurer. In order to build our 25th reunion gift fund, a fee of $1 per year was approved. This fee is payable in five year increments (1961-1966, etc.) Please make checks payable to Class of ’61, University of Maine and send to the Alumni Office, attention Mary G. Lewis, treasurer. The following people attended the reunion: Anne Coffin, Allen D. Niles, David S. 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