Final score: 24-19
ESCAC Offensive Player of the Year Bobby Maimaron (first featured in these pages in 2017 as we celebrated the 50th anniversary of our win over Amherst, returning in 2019 to provide another victory, with more comfortable 31-9 margin) again led the attack with some stellar support from receiver Frank Stola.
Read articleListen as classmate David Snydman, aided by some energetic acoustics from Lasell gymnasium, takes us through a memorable basketball victory over Harvard. David entered medical practice after Williams, eschewing a brilliant future as a replacement for Johnny Most. Due to server side audio size restrictions, we’re offering an edited version of each half. Click on […]
Read articleWilliams captured first place at the first (and only?) Little Three Skateboard Championship, held in the spring of 1965. Undoubtedly this further validated our belief as freshmen that we had matriculated at the right place. Although not a recognized intercollegiate event, the spirited competition at Wesleyan that year put Ephs in the regional forefront […]
Read articleDavid Rikert ’67, Winter Carnival 1967 click on image for more info
Read articleThe College Ski Area—Coming and Going by Lloyd Thomas I was never more than an amateur skier at Williams. Nevertheless the College ski area holds a special place in my aging memory bank. As a freshman, I was asked to drive a panel van to the ski area. Wow! I considered myself a good and […]
Read articleTom Stevens, in one of his several efforts to breathe life into the Hamilton B. Wood Residential Unit (which, in a rare somber mood, he likened to the Dark Hole of Calcutta) donated the autographed volleyball (and net). It caught on immediately. The normally sedate were converted, people forget all about lunch, and the neighboring […]
Read articleHere’s Jeffrey Brinn’s recollection, with focus on Jack Maitland (see accompanying short video) Feel free to add your own memories via the Comments section below It was seasonable weather – overcast, but dry and not particularly cold. In those days, for some reason, Williams sat on the west side of Weston Field, which was generally […]
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