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CO NTENTS
Dedication
Administration
8: Faculty
Graduates 34
Crganizations 190
Athletics 310
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DEDICATION
The college student is at paradox, an enigma, a boomerang, a
wonder, and most important'-an individual human being.
He is a sponge. H e absorbs new relationships, ideas, and
concepts, squeezes out the residue, and retains the core.
He runs into problems. Some cj them he solres. Others,
seemingly immovable, he cannot discard, for they are the pil-
lars ff his life.
He searches for knowledge, yet he knows not what knowl-
edge truly is, nor what particular knowledge he seeks. If he is
fortunate, he can answer a question, in part, at least, after
four years. H e confounds others with his many paradoxes,
the while he amazes them with his vitality, scope, and ability.
He is an individual human being. He is searching in other
individuals for friendships of zrarying degree. Throughout
his Unirersity life, whatever he does, wherever he goes, he
seeks his own unique role in the balance of l2fe,s imper-
fections.
As a freshman, he starts his college life in anticipation,
knowing not what to expect nor what is expected of him. As a
graduate, hc has found some of the solutions.
To every graduate everywhere, but most particularly, to
the Boston University graduate of 1958, this book is dedi-
cated.
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"Lines, lines, and more linesf'
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For each person, the business of higher education is a
different experience, but inevitably, as each student
nears his graduation day, certain impressions have left
an indelible mark on his mind and character. These exp-
eriences make a permanent impact, consciously or sub-
consciously, in the growth of his personality.
Take, for instance, that initial feeling of insignifi-
cance when one first enters a dormitory-a multitude
milling around-New Yorkers, Yankees, Southerners,
and students from distant lands. All are thrown togeth-
er in odd combinations, but they call each other groom-
matef,
Registration is more of the same . . . unfamiliar faces
-lines, lines, and more lines, forms, forms, and more
forms-odd and new words: bursar, S.P.R.C., horarium,
and proctor.
In class, one finds himself being referred 'to as "Mis-
ter', rather than by his more familiar first name. Books
are required . . . many, many books . . . and again, lines,
lines, and more lines.
The class hours seem odd at first-eight o'clock class-
es, one class on Tuesday, five classes on Friday, and no-
body to get you up in the morning! Yet, one is not com-
pletely independent. Factors such as curfew, overcut-
ting, and meals at specified times, restrain the student
who is overzealous in his newly found independence.
Soon, some of the novelty of college life wears OH, but
if one is alert, unafraid, and desirous of education in its
broadest sense, he continually finds college life filled
with wonder.
Lunch hour in the Commons
The dorm is no longer a series of lines, faces, and ivy
league suits, but has become a home. The student has
found new friends, and thereby continues to enrich his
education. As he meets many new people, he automat-
ically grows more and more selective-choosing persons
of similar likes and dislikes, similar and differing ethnic
and geographic backgrounds, and identifying himself
with formal groups. At Boston University, vast oppor-
tunities exist for friendships which are genuine and
warm.
Classes themselves are more interesting when one
meets a breed of person known as "the commuterf, who
advises the newcomer on the pros and cons of life in
Boston, the evils of the lNITA, and the historical signifi-
cance of New England.
The commuter comes to school by foot, automobile,
train, and lNITA. Living at home, he has daily contact
with his family, friends, and community. He, too, has a
rich and full four years.
Burdened by the taxing demands of marriage and a
family, the married student finds his time and energies
limited. However, the ambitious and resourceful indi-
vidual rations his time sensibly so that he joins in some
of the benefits of Boston University student life.
The graduate student-that fortunate wonder who
has already completed his four undergraduate years and
is zealously delving into the specialized area of his acad-
emic eoncentration-he, too, is a member, maybe some-
what removed from the undergraduate,s daily round,
but, nevertheless, a member of the Class of 1958.
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Christmas, 1957
Studies begin in earnest. Books, lecture notes, and syllabi open up a
bright new world. The studious individual wades into them vigor-
ously and searches for a unity of purpose in his education.
For most, fraternity and sorority rushing is a brand new experience.
Many sign up purely out of curiosity, and a good number pledge be-
cause they like the Greek way of life.
For others: the perennial class politician, the language major who
wants to join the French Club, or the aggressive young high school
editor who is anxious to write for the Boston University News-each
one discovers different kinds of organizations especially geared to his
own enthusiasms.
"lVhat kind of football team will we haveiw is the cry in September,
1954. When we lick Brandeis, 33-0, and go on to the best season in
University history, we feel a "twinge', of pride, and school spirit is
given a big boost.
The one vital, necessary, absolutely essential element is the faculty.
It has been said that for each undergraduate there must always be a
particular teacher who is inspirational. A teacher who inspires an un-
quenchable thirst for learning, in even one student, fully earns the
title "teacher.',
Final exams can be rough, and the student who didnit do enough
work during the semester and went into the finals with a couple of
D's, must cram. He finds this unhealthy, and usually, unsuccessful.
Most students, good or poor, study late, drink pots and pots of coffee,
and worry incessantly.
Everybody worries-most often, unnecessarily-but most make
the grade, and they are proud-rightfully so-for they have cleared
their first major hurdle.
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In the second semester, formal procedures are more familiar and
many close ties have been formed, but more new expcriem 1-s are in
store-lunchtime on the grass in front of the Commf:-nf-:, 1,31 icsmta-
tion to cut "for today is opening day for the Red Sox," :un UlIff2lSlO!Hll
class outdoors, breaking out the new sports jacket, and a Sunday trip
out to Nantasket.
The month of hlay comes, and finally, at last, the freshman year is
ended. Nine of the most wonderful, important months of a person's
life are over. The alert person has learned much, has changed greatly,
yet still retains his individuality.
The impressionable freshman becomes the aggressive sophomore
and the anxious junior. He is a bit more sure of himself as he finds his
way through the intricacies of college life. Soon, his vocational objec-
tives are clarified and the future is less muddled.
However, he still lives for the here and now. Friendships are solidi-
fied-many are to become life-long-but as his academic program be-
comes more specialized, the student meets other people with similar
aspirations and hopes. '
The football team isn't as successful as it was in 1954, but the
hockey, basketball, and track teams are doing well. The Class of 1958
furnishes the nucleus of an up-and-coming hockey squad.
Turmoil rips Hungary and the Near East. Ike is re-elected, and
seven Terrier athletes make the Olympic team. Buff Donelli, PAL,
and the TV variety show are replaced by Steve Sinko, SFAA, and a
new kind of horse opera.
Kennedy sky-rockets i11to the political limelight, women are weft:
ing menis shirts, Bermuda shorts, and trenchcoats, and f n.rcolo 1
elected Governor of Massachusetts. John Foster Dlfifs is 11. name
printed in every newspaper as he hops by plane here and there 'nbmit
the World.
The price of tuition and cigarettes goes up and Tad VVilliams leads
the American League in hitting. The automobile market is charac-
terized by the "new look." sports Pars, an-i xrlorf- and more- lmrsc-
power. The University's vast new development program goes into
effect.
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Then comes Sputnik.
Sputnik and the academic year 1957-58 arrive almost simultane-
ously and the freshman of 1954 is now a senior. Sputnik not only
ushers in the age of outer space, but gives the role of the student re-
newed impetus and a fresh significance. The college graduate, caught
in Sputnik's orbit, expands his own horizon. His studies suddenly
have assumed a new, more vast, significance for him. He is no longer
cramming for himself alone. The edges of outer space crowd his daily
coming and going about the campus.
CIT wins the first Philip E. Bunker award for the outstanding float,
and President Eisenhower is stricken ill for the third time.
The School of Public Relations and Communications has a spark-
ling, new building at 640 Commonwealth Avenue, the Terrier football
team finally beats Holy Cross, and Vice-President Oxnam becomes
the President of Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N. Y.
John A. Dunn is B.U.'s new Vice-President for Development, the
Celtics can't lose, construction of the new women's dorm is under
way, and the Christmas-Chanukah sing is a huge success.
The Admiral Building is renovated for SFAA and CGE, and Sar-
gent prepares to move to main campus. The Hall of Famers are hon-
ored at University Field as the Greeks Hmusterf'
The student has looked at the world about him, and has digested an
assortment of facts and impressions. He is a remodeled, overhauled
person . . . not quite a finished product . . . but a product of Boston
University, his aspirations, his friends, his classes, his studies, his
teachers, and the multitude of world and local events which have
swirled about him for four years, and left their inevitable impact.
The waiting lines, tuition raises, and ever-present problems have
paid OH in rich dividends. As he turns full face to the world at large,
he looks into his future boldly, but not blindly. He has learned his
lessons well. He is graduated. He is the hope of his University, his
community, his nation, and the world.
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MISS TOUCHDOWN FINALISTS: Ann Maloof, S of Ng Peg Sallinger, Sargentg Evelyn Cohen,
SPRCQ Linda Fuqua, Sargentg Alice Holtz, CLAg Barbara Cohn, JCg Sue Greenberg, CLAQ Gaby
Drayton, CLAQ Andi Solomon, S of Ed: Carol Thee, S of N.
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Pecci, S of Edg Second Row: Kathleen Hunt, CBAQ Carol Whitelaw, CGEQ Peg
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Greek
RICHARDINE MINNIG
Kappa Omega Sorority
Sponsored by Lambda Chi Alpha
MARCIA ROSEN
Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority
Sponsored by Tau Epsilon Phi
BARBARA VRADENBURGH
Kappa Omega Sorority
Sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi
CAROL JONAH
Sigma Delta Phi Sorority
Sponsored by Sigma Alpha Epsilon
JUNE MAHONEY
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon
CAROL THEE
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sponsored by Kappa Phi Alpha
ROSALIE FLORENCE
Lambda Kappa Sorority
Sponsored by Alpha Epsilon Pi
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College of Liberal Arts
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ELSBETH MELVILLE
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Dean of Women
JOHN F. MQKENZIE ATLEE L. PERCY
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December 16, 1957
Dear Friends:
The Hub is an important record of the personnel, programs,
interests, and trends that make up the enterprise in higher
education known as Boston University. This 1958 issue has
unusual importance, since it describes life in Boston Univerity
in the midst of its adventure in "Planning and Development. "
ln years to come all who possess a copy of this volume will
recall the events that made the year memorable.
'viy warm regards and best wishes for satisfying achievements
for all of you go to all of you.
Cordially yours.
4.441
Harold 3. Case
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HAROLD C. CASE
S.T.B., D.D., Litt.D., ScD., LL.D., L.H.D
President fj the University
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DANIEL L. MARSH ATLEE L. PERCY E. RAY SPEARE
Ph.D., D.C.L., L.H.D., LL.D. A.B., M.B.A., C.P.A. Ph.B., D.B.A., LL.D.
Chancellor of ihg Univgrgity Acting Treasurer of the Trustees Treasurer Emeritus
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
THE FOUNDERS OF BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Lee Claflin Isaac Rich Jacob Sleeper
THE ASSOCIATE FOUNDERS
Alden Speare Roswell R. Robinson Augusta E. Corbin
Edward H. Dunn Chester C. Corbin Charles Hayden
THE TRUSTEES
OF BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Edward C. Stone, Chairman of the Trustees of Boston University
Ralph Lowell, Vice-Chairman of the Trustees of Boston University
Vincent P. Clarke, Secretary of the Trustees of Boston University
Atlee L. Percy, Acting Treasurer of the Trustees of Boston University
O. Kelley Anderson
Frank E. Barton
J. Lee Bausher
Howard D. Brewer
F . Nelson Bridgham
Horace A. Carter
Mrs. Myron H. Clark
Paul F. Clark
Charles F. Collins
Albert V. Danielsen
Deane C. Davis
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W. Roger Greeley
Pliny Jewell
Shields Warren, Chairman
Howard D. Brewer
Paul F. Clark
Vincent P. Clarke
John Wesley Lord
Thomas G.
Hans H. Estin
Alvan T. Fuller
Arthur E. Goyette
Francis C. Gray
Russell S. Hadlock
H. Frederick Hage
J. Mark Hiebert
VVesley T. Lee
liam R. Leslie
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Harold C. Case, President
Earl Newsom
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Norman B. Nash
Daniel T. O,Connell
G. Bromley Oxnam
John S. Perkins
Joseph Earl Perry
John Wesley Lord Jerome Preston
Daniel L Marsh Charles A. Rome
James B lWcIntosh lNIrs. Emma Fall Schofield
Arthur G. B. lNIetcalf Glennwood J. Sherrard
William B. Snow
E. Ray Speare
Dewey D, Stone
H. Hughes VVagner
Shields VVarren
Laurence F. Whittemore
George F. Wright
HONORARY TRUSTEES
Frank W. Kimball
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River St., N orwell
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136 Morrison Ave., Somerville
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26 Hurlbut St., Cambridge
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90 E. Hudson St.,
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6 Chestnut St., Boston
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148 Main St., Malden
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126 Amory St., Brookline
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81 Kingsdale St., Dorchester
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127 Ocean St., Lynn
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209 Hart Blvd.,
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18 Duffett Rd., Framingham
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871 Beacon St., Boston
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80 Bancroft Rd.,
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118 Essex St., Chelsea
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62 Bowdoin St., Winthrop
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185 Davis Ave., Auburn, Me.
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S9 Powell St., Brookline
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88 Moraine St., Brockton
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Highland St., Ashland, N. H.
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Colby Junior College
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627 Pleasant St., Winthrop
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112 llfyrtle St., Boston
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81 Fuller St., VVaban
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121 Cottage St., Everett
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128 Winter St., Belmont
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21 Summit Ave., Sharon
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28 Ambrose St., Revere
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ELIZABETH J. CAPUTI
886 Central St., Lowell
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WILBUR H. CARTER, JR.
810 Lancaster St., Leominster
Worcester Junior College
Philosophy-Religion
CAPT. JAMES R.
BROTHERTON
6903 Henrilee St.,
Lakewood, Calif.
University of Houstong Uni-
versity of Maryland
Geography
SARA J. CAMICK
405 Marlborough St., Boston
Chemistry
Christian Science Org., Clerk
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LINWOOD L. CARR
32 Spring St., Canibou, Me.
Psychology
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99 Plain St., Marshfield
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CIPOLETTA 167 Green St., Marblehead
83 Brook St., Brookline Government
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GEORGIA A. COHEN
3 Windsor Ave.,
Melrose Park, Penn.
Pennsylvania State Univer-
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MELVIN S. COHEN
12 Newton St., Brockton
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DOUGLAS E. BROWN
4 Poplar St., Lynn
Geology
SALVI P. CAPONIGRO
478 Saratoga St., East Boston
Boston College
Fine Arts
ARTHUR P. CARRIERE
750 V.F.W. Pkwy.,
West Roxbury
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43 Orkney Rd., Brighton
Romance Languages
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311 Lincoln Ave., Sangus
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JOHN J. COLOZZI
7 Mill St., Hope Valley, R. I
University of New Mexico
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16 Mt. Auburn St.,
Cambridge
Northeastern University
Economics
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123 Freeman St., Brookline
Northeastern University
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62 Neptune Rd., East Boston
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MARGARET S. DENARO
77 Selwyn Rd., Belmont
Spanish
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LOUIS A. DeROBBIO
483 Laurel Hill Ave.,
Cranston, R. I.
Biology
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20 Eliot St., Canton
English Literature
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26 Farnum Rd., VValtharn
English Literature
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JOAN L. DERY
48 Mt. Vernon St., Lowell
French
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LAWRENCE E.
COLERICK
Albion Rd.,
Saylesville, R. I.
Geology
DAVID H. COLTEN
160 Callender St., Dorchester
CGE
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HENRY F. COTTON
111 lilontgolnery St.,
Cambridge
CGE
Government
IIEA: XFE
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JO-ANN DAVIS
Egg Harbor Rd.
VVoodbury, N. J.
Philosophy and Religion
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PAUL L. COLON
689 VVashington St.,
Dorchester
Anthropology-Sociology
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RUSSELL P. COOK
1185 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston
Geology
Crew 3, 43 lNIyles Standish
Stud. Govt. Bd. 35 Geology
Club 3, 4
LLOYD K. DANIELS
469 Blain St., Rockland, NIe.
Sociology
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BRADFORD, DAWSON
15 Elm St., South Dartmouth
Syracuse University
English Literature
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16 Westwood Rd., Somerville
English Literature
LOWELL A. DEPPER
149 Galen St., Watertown
Chemistry
Chemia
JOHN P. DiANTONIO
25 Morley Rd., VVollaston
History
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4
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
THOMAS S. EISENSTADT
24 Roslin St., Dorchester
Biology
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DAVID M. EVANS
Harbor Rd..
Kittery Point, Me.
CGE
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Demolay
GILBERT R. DiLEONE
Q21 Broadway,
Providence, R. I.
CGE
Biology
EIDE
Biology Club: Chemistry
Clubg Sailing Team 1-S
PHILIP D. DOHERTY, JR.
7 Clermont St., Dorchester
CGE
History
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History Club 8, 4
ELLIOT DORFMAN
49 Cheney St., Roxbury
History
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ocrats Club, V.P. 2, 8, Chm.
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2, Chm. National Policy
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MARSHALL H. DION
6 Federal St., Brunswick, Me.
Psychology
EDWARD DONG
886 Blue Hill Ave., Boston
Geography
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8, 41 Cosmopolitan Club 43
Geography Club 4
JAMES R. DOYLE
1 Olive St., Brighton
CGE X
Geology
JEANNE N.
DRINKWATER
715 High St., Dedham
University of Florida: George
Washington University
Religion and Philosophy
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ROGER E. DUNTON
1Q0 Babcock St., Brookline
Psychology
LISETTE C. DUBE
1181 Hanover St.,
Manchester, N. H.
University of New Hampshire
Fine Arts
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S Moran Rd., Framingham
Catholic University of
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8 Lake St.,
Cooperstown, N. Y.
Radcliffe College
English Literature
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ALAN L. FABER
19 Short St., Brookline
University of New Hampshire
Government
GLORIA M. EMANUELLI
52 Washington Ave., Natick
Government
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HENRY C. FEDDERN
68 Blackstone St.,
Blackstone
Bates College
Sociology
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chology Club 1: History
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BIARY L. DOBBINS
895 Arlington Ave.,
Berkeley, Calif,
San Jose State Collegeg Uni-
versity of California
English Literature
RICHARD A. DONOVAN
12 Benton Rd., Somerville
Biology
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ROBERT L. DRAFAHL
110 Hastings St., Greenield
English Literature
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Secy.
JOSEPH R. DUGGAN
10 Vicksburg St.,
South Boston
University of Maryland
Government
JOAN K. DWYER
68 Phillips St., Boston
Mathematics
IIICHAEL H.
FEDERBIAN
156 Grove St., Brookline
History
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EDWVARD P. FERNANDEZ
463 Pelham Rd.,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Geology
MYREL R. FISHMAN
75 Kilsyth Rd., Brookline
Syracuse University
Psychology
ROGER J. FLYNN
857 Beaver St., Waltham
Georgetown University
Chemistry
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FRANCIS R. FORSYTHE
792 Beacon St., Boston
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166 E. Side Pkwy., Newton
Lesley College
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ROBERT M. FRIEDBERG
27 Huntley St., Malden
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University of Athens
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Reynolds Rd..
Norwich, Conn.
English
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THOMAS P. FEENY
70 Bradley Ave., Haverhill
Romance Languages and Lit-
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MARSHALL P. FIELD
97 Oxford St., Somerville
Tulane University
Biology
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publicans Club 35 Newman
Club 3
ROY E. FLAGG
26 Tahattawan Rd., Littleton
Northeastern University
Biology
LAWRENCE J. FQLEY
55 Buick St., Watertown
.ii .E History
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JAIIES FOSS, JR.
168 W. Passaic St.,
Ilaywood, N. J.
Macalester Collegeg Fair-
leigh Dickinson University
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71 Shepard St., Lynn
American Literature
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SUSAN L. FINKLE
520 Park Dr., Boston
University of Massachusetts
Psychology
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Club
SARAH L. FLAHERTY
53 Belvidere St., Boston
Swarthmore College
English
Women's Rifle Team
ROBERTA H. FOREMAN
4483 Somerton Ave.,
Trevose, Penn.
Oberlin College
Comparative Literature
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10Q Rosseter St., Dorchester
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894 Great Pond Rd.,
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2805 E. Menlo Blvd,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Grinnell Collegeg University
of Wisconsin
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Sociology Club 1, Secy.
3,
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WILLIAM B. GOULD
21 Alton St., Brookline
Chemistry
German Club 1, 25 Pershing
Rides 1, 25 Chemistry Club
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VICTOR F. FUMIATTI
1000 W. Main St.,
New Britain, Conn.
History
BRIER B. GAY
372 Longwood Ave., Boston
CGE
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THEODORE J. GEORGIAN
181 Washington St., Newton
Chemistry
GAIL B. GIVENS
Bar Harbor, Me.
English Literature
AAII Secy., V.P., Pledge
Trainer
Panhellenic Conference, V.P.
Social Chm.5 Panhellenic
House, V.P., Pres.
SHEILA D. GOLDFARB
691 Camperdown Rd.,
West Englewood, N. J.
Indiana Universityg Farleigh
Dickinson University
Sociology
Dorm Floor Activities Chm.5
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Club
HERBERT A. GORDON
555 Weld St., West Roxbury
Biology
Bios Club 3, 45 Chemia Club 3
BEVERLY GANN
1082 Center St.,
Newton Center
Skidmore College
Psychology
CD22
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JUDITH D. GEISINGER
68 American Legion Highway,
Dorchester
English Literature
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Psychology Club 35 HUB 2,
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PAUL R. GIBLIN
10 White St., Arlington
Sociology
MORTON A. GLAZER
20 Rondele Rd., Medford
Government
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AUDREY E. GORDON
596 Chandler St., Worcester
Cfark University
Sociology
Dormitory Pres. 45 IDC Rep.
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ROBERT GORDON
81 Blain St., Malden
Biology
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LEONARD R. GREEN
356 Seaver St., Dorchester
Psychology
Slavic Club 1-4, Pres. 25 Psy-
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SOFIRI GREEN
127 Aggrey Rd.,
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Antioch College
Bio-Chemistry
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2-45 SCA 2-4
HELENE P. GATES
601 Elmgrove St.,
Providence, R. I.
University of Virginia
Government
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ARTHUR A. GELENIAN
48 Concord Ave., Belmont
Psychology
Psychology Club 2, 45 SCA
15 German Club 45 Inter-
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2, 3, Pub. Chm. 4
ANITA L. GILBERT
12 Lawrence Rd., Brookline
Endicott Junior College
Philosophy and Religion
MYLES D. GLAZER
84 Tudor St.Q Chelsea
Chemistry
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LAURA M. GOTSCHALL
25 Liecaster St., Auburn
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81 Macy St., Quincy
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10 Sonoma St., Boston
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61 Great Meadow Rd.,
Newton
Chemislry
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38 Fairfax Sl., Somerville
Geology
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Q18 Reservoir Rd., Brookline
St. John's Seminary
Lnlin,
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1701 Livingstone St.,
Sarasota, Flu.
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301 E. 9151. SL.,
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109 Deepclene Rcl.,
Baltimore, Md.
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11 Townsend Rd., Belmont
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R.F.D. Box 294-,
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South St., Rockport
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PHILIP HIMMELFARB
117 Beaumont Ave.,
Nevrtonville
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JANE B. HOLMES
19 Bird's Hill Ave., Needham
Skidmore College
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122 E. Fulton St.,
Long Beach, N. Y.
Hofstra Ifniversity
Sociology
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LETITIA G. HELLMAN
184-09 Midland Pkwy.,
Jamaica, N. Y.
Psychology
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41 South St., Saylesville, R. 1.
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480 Locust St., Attleboro
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5 Temple Rd., Wellesley
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17 Morrow Rd., Brighton
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FLORENCE KAUFMAN
14 Wallingford Rd., Brighton
Sociology
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WALTER H. KELLEY, JR.
915 Esplanade,
Pelham Manor, N. Y.
CGE
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LOLA JANUSKIS
632 Broadway St.,
South Boston
University of the Grand Duke
Vytautas
Psychology
H. CLIFFORD
JOHNSON, JR.
6 Bow St., Taunton
History
History Club 3, 45 SCA 1
ELEANOR A. JORDAN
2854-43 W. Seattle, Wash.
Whitman College
Biology
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ALAN KAPLAN
175 Hancock St., Cambridge
Biology
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Activities Coun. 43 Bios Club
45 Hillel
JOAN V. KAPSINOW
148 Mason Terr., Brookline
University of Massachusetts
History
FAITH H. JENKINS
9 Elm St., Chappaqua, N. Y.
English Literature
APA Social Chm., Rec. Secy.,
Corr. Secy., 2nd V.P.
Panhellenic Conf. 2, V.P. 35
Patterns 2, Review Bd, 3, 45
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3g SCA 2
KAREN M. JOHNSON
50 Augur St.,
Whitneyville, Conn.
William Smith College
Fine Arts
Fine Arts Club S, 45 Social
Chm. 35 Stud. Leadership
Seminar 3
BERNARD J. KANE, JR.
183 Prospect St., lNIarlboro
Geography
B.U. Geographical Soc. 2-45
Cosmopolitan Club 3-4
ALLEN J. KAPLAN
57 Paul Revere Rd., Arlington
Mathematics
TKE Treas., V.P.
Mathematics Club 1-3, Exec.
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Hillel 1-45 CLA Chorus 3
RALPH E. KARDON
31 Ransom Rd., Brighton
Harvard College
History
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2-45 Sociology Club 3, 4
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NATALIE E. KAUFMANN
1662 Commonwealth Ave.,
Brighton
Psychology
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154 Byfield St.,
Providence, R. I.
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5 Woodbine St.,
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Lasell Junior College
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EDWARD J. KHANTZIAN
N3 Webster St., Haverhill
Psychology
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CHARLES E.
JOHNSON, JR.
68 Ocean St., Lynn
Yale Universityg Quinnipiac
College
Sociology
BETTY K. JONES
28-11 160 St., Flushing, N. Y.
English Literature
A29 Corr. Secy., Rec. Secy.
SHERWIN L.
KANTROVITZ
21 Theodore St., Dorchester
Northeastern University
History and Government
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6937 So. Paxton St.,
Chicago, Ill.
OLGA G. KASKIW
200 Harris Ave.,
Woonsocket, R. I.
Biology
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KHATANASSIAN
14 Rue Rashid,
Heliopolis, Egypt
French
HAJIN KIM
Seoul, Korea
Government
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BEVERLY J. KOPLAR
721 Glenridge St.,
Clayton, Mo.
University of Alabamag New-
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University
American Literature
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ERVVIN G. KRASNOW
63 Chavenson St., Fall River
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26 Blaple St., Stonebam
Colby College
Psychology
BEVERLY H.
LANDSBIAN
24 Clover St., New Bedford
Psychology
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210 Academy Terr.,
Linden, N. J.
Rutgers Universityg Douglass
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ANNA KILADIS
WILLIAM P. KILEY
28 Grant Sli-, Somerville 39 Duffett Rd., Framingham
Government CGE
HEA Psychology
Orthodox Club 1-3, Secy. 45
Rifle Team 8, 45 Rifle Club
3, 4
KYO S. KIM
195-22 Sungbook-Dong,
Seoul, Korea
ISABEL G. KOGOS
Foster St., Brighton
Biology
Government German Club5 Bios Club:
Govt. Clubg' Cosmopolitan
Club
MARCELLA
KOYVALEZYK
33 Garfield Ave., Hyde Park
Slavic History and Literature
AAl'l Scholarship Chm., Corr.
Secy.g 1IDBK Secy.
Slavic Club 2-4, Pres. 35 Ger-
man Club 1-45 French Club
1, 25 Newman Club 1, 25 His-
tory Club 45 Govt. Club 45
Cosmopolitan Club 4
HERBERT M. KREEVOY
135 Homestead St., Roxbury
Biology
Bios Club 1-45 Hillel 1, 85 Hu-
man Biological Assn., Exec.
Comm. 25 German Club 4
ALINE V. LAKEWVITZ
116 Hayward St., Braintree
English Literature
Dorm Pres. 35 Cosmopolitan
Club 25 Sailing Club 3, 4
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3104 W. Outer Dr.,
Detroit, ltlich.
Wayne State University
Economics
MARLENE H. KUGELL
370 Gurdon St.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Biology
DONALD A. LAMBERT
1 Lancaster Rd., Shirley
St. Anselms College
Psychology
Veteran's Social Org. 2
1'
EDWARD R.
LAWSON, JR.
51 Maple Ave., Andover
Rutgers lfniversityg CGE
English Literature
E. JUDITH LEVINE
197 Stamford Ave.,
Stamford, Conn.
Sociology
A115 Rush Capt., Pres.5 CIPBK
Scarlet Key, Chm. Stunt
Night Program Comm. 3,
Ball Co-Cbm. 45 Delta 2-45
SFA,Human Relations
Comm. 3, Stud.-Faculty Re-
lations Comm. Chm. 45 Stud.
Conn., Stud.-Faculty Rela-
tions Comm. Chm. 8, Fresh-
man Advisor 45 Stud. Activ-
ities Conf., Corr. Secy. 92:
Debating Soc. lg "YVho's
Vilbol'
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
ROBERT H. LUND
148 Waverley Ave., Newton
St. Lawrence University
Romance Languages
French Club 3, 41 Italian
Club 4
DONALD A. MacLEOD
171 Prince St.,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.,
Canada
Biology
Hockey 1-4: Baseball 1-43
Scarlet Key: "Who's Who"
ALFRED J. MAININI
10 Palmer Rd., Framingham
Government
TKE
Newman Club 3, 45 Pre-Legal
Soc. 4
MADELINE E. LEVINE
829 Beacon St., Boston
University of Michigan
Speech
AKDE
EDWARD H. LILLY
539 Cross St., Malden
Harvard College, Yeshiva
University
Physics
IIAGIJ V.P.
Physics Club 4, Young Dem-
ocrats Club 4: Hillel 4
BURTON J. LITMAN
195 Blue Hill Ave., Milton
Northeastern University
Chemistry
Chemia 3, 4g Rifle Club 3, 4'
Hillel 3, 43 Bios Club 3, 4
ROSEMARIE LORENZ
McKinley Ave., Walpole
Psychology
German Club 3, Secy. 4
LINDA R. LEVINSON
27 Somerset Rd., Brookline
Colby College
French
ROGER R. LIPSON
14 Endicott Ave., Marblehead
Government
SFA 3, Stud. Activities Chm.
45 Activities Coun. 1-4, Pres.
85 Debating Soc. 45 Freshman
Activities Coun. Stud. Ad-
visor 4
ARMANDO F. LoCONTE
106 Geneva Ave., Boston
Boston College
Slavic Languages and Litera-
ture
TKE
Pershing Rifles 24 Scabbard
and Blade 3, 43 Italian Club
2-4, Pres. 35 Slavic Club 3, 43
French Club 2
LOUISE M. LOSCH
68 Phillips St., Boston
Geography
MIRIAM R. LYON PETER F. MACDONALD
71 Martin St., Cambridge 102 Presidents Lane, Quincy
Goucher College Economics
Fine Arts Young Democrats Club 3,
Psychology Club 3: Fine Art: Secy. 4: Stud. for' Demo-
Club 3, 4 cratic Action, Treas. 4
VICTOR L. MacNEIL RONALD J.
64 Thetford Ave., Boston MADIGAN, JR.
Psychology 51 Laurel St., Somerville
University of New Hampshire
Physics
RUBY I. MANTER SALVATORE M.
R.F.D. 441, Oakland, Me. MARCHESE
Biology 193 Union St., Lawrence
German Club 4g Bios Club 8, Chemistry
Secy. 4 Chemla 8, Pres. 4
BARBARA L. LEVY
11 Gibbs St., Brookline
Ohio State University
Fine Arts
Fine Arts Club 3, 45 Cosmo-
politan Club 2g Hillel 2
WILMA C. LISS
39 Suffolk Ave., Swampscott
University of Massachusetts
American Literature
Hillel 2
JOHN J. LONG
166 Huckins Ave., Quincy
Boston College
Economies
Newman Club 8, 43 Rifle Club
3
TOUFIGH LOTFY
58 Fenway, Boston
Chemistry
Cosmopolitan Club
ANTHONY N. MARIANO
6 Arbroth St., Dorchester
Geology
MYIION S. MAZBR
134- Ilzwkcnsack Rd.,
VVest Roxbury
Biology
TKE
IFC, Biology Club 25 Hilh-I
Ig Italian Club 3
ROBERT A. Mc-LEAN
46 Peterborough St., Boston
German
AKIPA
So:-cer l: German Club 1--I-1
Spanish Club 3, 4a Band 1, Q
PHILLIP H. BIESSING
117 Pinehurst Ave..
Providence, R. I.
INIassar'husctts Institute of
Technology
.Vathfmatics
Alpha Club 3, Seey. 4
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MILGROOM
Q01-I Commonwealth Ave.,
Brighton
Philosnplly
Class Newspaper, Ed. 1, 23
Philosophy Club 3, 43 Debate
Soc. 31 Hillel. Cultural Comm.
Co-Chm. -l-
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MURRAY S. MILLER
10 Carmen St., Boston
Biology
Bios Club 2
L. C
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
JEAN BIASKYYA
40 Bruckett Rd.,
Portsmouth, N. II.
Spanish
IIBKD Rush Chin., V.l'.
Svurlut Key 3. -IL Delta 3, 4,
Sevy.: Ponhellvnir- Conf.,
Exec. Comm. 3, -1, Rush Chm.
4: Class Secy. 1, 23 Stud.
Couu. 3: Gamma Da-lm Bd.
1, 4-Q "1Yl1o's Ivhol'
DANIEL B. Mr-DI'I"FIE
53 Ashley St., East Boston
Ilixlory-Governmcfni
TKE V.P., Pres.
Newman Club I--li Stud.
Coun. 4: IFC 3, 41 Glee Club 3
MALRICE MEIDOFF
90 Addington Rd., Brookline
Biology
TEfI1
Class Treas. 3, Social Chm. Q
PRISCILLA L. IIAIJLE
3 Elizabeth St., Taunton
flfrlllu'n11lIl1'.v
IIBYIY Activities Chiu., Asst.
Rush Capt.
Delta 4: fluiunia Delta, Cab-
inet 3, Prcs. 4-1 Charicsgatc
Hall, Sci-y. '25 German Club
I, V.I'. 2-41 Band I--1-Q Activ-
itics Coon. 3: lIath Club 3
CAROLYN A. MCLEAN
46 Peterborough St., Boston
Govzrrument
AEP
Debate Team 1-4, Secy. 33
Italian Club 1, Q1 French
Club 23 IYomen's Ritie Team
I
SYLVIA L. MEDVERD
100 Yilellington Hill St.,
lIattapan
Sociology
CD22 Scholarship Chm., Rush
Capt.
Hillel 1-4-Q Sociology Club 3, 4g
Drama Club 4
ZELIG MESTEL
9 Nixon Ct., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Biology
'IPA Member-at-Large
Track 1, 23 Cross-Country 1,
QQ Lock 1, Q
2
tv LEIYIS H. AIILLS PHILIP L. MILLSTEIN
93 Beavon St-. B0St0D 92 Cross St., Belmont
Plzilosnpliy-I'syclz0l09y Biology
A SCA 'PKR Social Cm...
-A Varsity VVN-:stlingg Class V.P.
K I-1 Activities Coun. 43 Bios
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I' ' 'X 17 Ifnion St., Leominster Q1 Sonoma St., Roxbury
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MEYER-CIYNO
217 Kent St., Brookline
CGE
Government
Soccer 2--I-3 Cosmopolitan
Club 1
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JOHN C. MILLEY
79 Shawmut Ave., Boston
Fine Arts
Fine Arts Cluh
JENNIE-RAY MOORE
19 Ledge Rd..
Old Greenwich, Conn.
Vassar College
Biology
KKI' Social Chm., Senior
Panhellenic Del.
SFA Exec. Comm. 31 IDC Q,
Pres. 3: Pres. Carlton Dorm
23 Outing Club, Treas. 31
Pres. Joslin House L
JOSEPH L. MULLEN, JR.
846 Main St., Mfincbester
KKIDA
Psychology Club 21 Newman
Club 2
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
ts
VICKI L. NOVOGROSKI
43 Colonial Rd..
Providence, R. I.
Syracuse University
Psychology
Rifle Club5 Psychology Clubl
Outing Club
ROBERT D. OPIE
217 Lafayette St., Salem
American History
EVA S. PALM
2647 Sedgwick Ave.,
Bronx, N. Y.
New York University
Spanish
JOHN P. PAPAS
199 St. Paul St., Brookline
Biology
Biology Club
M. FRANCES MURPHY
247 Rock St., Fall River
Psychology
Slavic Club 2-4, Social Chm.
45 Psychology Club 4
JOSEPH H. NADLER
296 Itlain St., Wareham
Massachusetts College of
Pharmacy
American History
TEfI1
Baud 1, Z
PHILIP E. NELSON
25 Parker Street, Wilmington
University of Massachusetts
History
ROBERT D. MURPHY
14 White St., Arlington
Economics
LUCILLE R. NAREFS
259 Jackson St.,
Newton Center
Bates College5 Lasell Junior
College
Psychology
Bios Club 3, 45 Psychology
Club 3, 45 Hillel S, Newspaper
Layout Comm. Chm.
ERNEST G. NIKAS
7 Manning St., Ipswich
Political Science
ELIZABETH D.
NUTTING
43 Linden St., Allston
Wheaton College5 University
of Washington
EDWARD J.
O'CONNELL, JR.
54 Maywood St., Worcester
Holy Cross College
History
1239011010011 History Club 2-41 Newman
Psychology Club 2: German
Club 15 Cosmopolitan Club 1
Club5 Pre-Legal Soc.
JEROME A. PACKER
10 Crosby Rd., Newton
Philosophy-Government
CIJEII5 AEP
Class Pres. 45 Varsity Debate
Team 1-4, Pres. 3: Scarlet
Key5 Soccer 15 IFC5 CBA
Class Treas. 1, 25 Lock5 SFA
Triple Comm.5 Stud. Coun.
45 Delta 45 "Who's Who"
JEAN E. PALMER
244 So. Central Ave.,
Wollaston
History
KKI' Junior Panhellenic Del.,
Asst. Membership Chm.,
Membership Chm., Pres.
Scarlet Key, Junior Stunt
Night Chm. 3, Corr. Secy. 4,
Membership Chm. 4: Stud.
Coun, 1-S, Social Chm. 25
SCA, Social Service Comm.
Co-Chm. 25 Gamma Delta 1,
Treas. 25 Chm. SFA Charities
Comm. S5 "Who's Who"
CAROL A. PARAD
33 Stratton St., Dorchester
Sociology
Sociology Club 3, 45 Gamma
Delta 1
LILA C. PALATINI
463 Passaic St., Lodi, N. J.
Psychology
VAIRA PAMILJANS
24 Park Place, Hudson, N. Y
Biology
Cosmopolitan Club 15 SCA 1
Bios Club 35 German Club 35
IDC, Treas. 4.
NORMAN J. PASS
43 Glenville Ave., Allston
Physica
FREDERICK J. MYERS
90 Jason St., Arlington
Government
JAMES E. NASH
171 Bay State Rd., Boston
Sociology
DONALD E. NORXIAN
44 Poole St., Woburn
Biology
Activities Coun. 45 German
Club 1, 25 Biology Club 1, 2
ff?
50
RORI-IRTA A. PERRY
Abbe Rrl., Dover
Marry Wlrshington College
English Lileralure
RALPH L. PHILLIPS
17 Halen Street, Sirloin
Gcogruplzy
Clmeerls-:uh-r 13 Sur-. Educ.
Club lg Geology Club 21 Ge
ogrzuphy Club, V.P. 4
CHARL1-15 W.
PIERCE, JR.
31 Sprugere St.,
North Rillcrica
English Literature
1, . 71 K J.
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3.1 Creen Ntreet
.IIIIIIHICII I lain
Boston College
Gnwrrznzclll
Govt. Club 1
lIIICI'Il'lLINA I'RICNCII'l'l
871 Caunbrillge St.,
Cnrnbriilgv
CCE
Psyrlzology
Psychology Club -l-
MARIA li. RAMIRICZ
Colorado 23,
Colonic Nnpoles,
Mexico City, Mexico
Biology
Biology Club: Cosmopolitan
Club: Spanish Club
ROBERT J. REINA
9 I"II'2l,I1f'0l1I2l Ft., llorclurslcr
Chfrnislryf
Chemin: Pom-ing 1
RUSALYN A. PULSKY
183 Collender St., Dorcheelcrr
Ch 1' m ls! ry
Chemin 2-4-
.IUSICPII H.
1'ROVENf'IlI'IR
147 Summer Sl.. Andover
All-rrinnn-k College
Pllyxlas'
Physivs Clubl Nowrnun Club
DAVID W'. RIGID
75 Leighton Rel., Wellesley
CGR
Go1'r'rnrr1z'r1f
Ni-wrnan Club 1-41 Govt.
Club fi, 4-1 G4-rnuui Club 4-C
Young Deulox-rzitir' Club 2, 3
YHIINUN Al.
RIIINEIIART
GH3 Ebcrlmrt St.,
Chivngo, Ill.
IIowurd I'niVeriity
llixfnry
AIIPA Social Chin.
Truck
CCLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
JAMI-IS F. PETRAS
22 Whiting St., Lynn
GOUL'l'7l7Ill'Ilf
IIZIA
RL"l'II A. PICK
-15 Churnbers St., lloston
Biology
SUSAN PIERCE
2176 Sheridan Rd.,
Highland Park, Ill.
Psychology
PERRYLYN AI. PEYTON
3306 Arrll SI.,
Little Rock, Ark.
Howard llnivcrsily
G1lFl'TV17VZl'I1l
AKA
HENRY F. PICKING
Fzilmoulh Foreside,
Portland, llc.
Portland Junior College
lfvunomics'
VICTOR I". PITOCCO
131 Terrace Ave.,
Cranston, R. I.
llzfology
KNIFE Chaplain, Social Chnl.
Uuting Club 1, 2. Y.P. 33 Ge-
ology Club 3, 43 Newlnun
Club 1-3
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Q0 Frnnvine Rcl..
Framingham
Fislnfr Junior College: Suffolk
Ifniversity
English Lilerlzlure
Young Republican: Cluh lg
Gcrnmn Club 1: Sailing Club
BIINA L. RACUOSIN
11 Noehledge Rd., Newton
Pllllosophy
JOHN II. REILLY, JR.
Q38 E. Main St.,
North Adams
f:l'0VI07VllCS
Gvrnuin Club 1, 3, Pres. 41
Cen-le lfrancais 1: Newman
Club 1, 42
EDWARD J. RICE
105 Magazine Sl.,
Czunbriflgf'
Physilzs-
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
JUSTIN ROSE
136 Fhurtleff St., Chelsea
Northeastern University
Government
German Club 2, 35 Slavic
Club 4
CHARLES F. ROWE
130 Chestnut St., Cambridge
Mathematics
Math Club 2, 43 Newman
Club 1-43 Ritle Cluh 4: French
Club lg Fine Arts Club 1
RICHARD P.
SAUMSIEGLE
49 Maple St., Norwood
Indiana University
Economics
RENA T.
SCHEINGARTEN
59 Edgewood Rd.,
Linden, N. J.
Psychology
Hillel 1, Chmn. of Comm. on
Zionist and Israeli Affairs 2,
Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Brotherhood
Coun. 4: Psychology Club 2-4
DONALD L. SCHUBIAN
191 Stratford Rd.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn Collegeg New York
University
Psychology
CIDA Keeper ol the Exchequer
Glee Club 11 Chemia Qg Bios
Club Q: Hillel 1, 2
PATRICIA M. RILEY HUNTINGTON ROBERTS
9 Gordon St., Framingham 37 Crescent Rd.,
Sociology Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
FCIPB Treas. Secy. American Literature
Newman Club 1, QQ Psychol-
ogy Cluh 33 Sociology Club
3, 43 Panhelleuic 3, Treas. 4,
Triple Comm. 4, Exec.
Comm. 4
STEPHEN H. ROGERS PETER ROMANOIY
9 Venner Rd., Arlington 179 Allerton Rd., Newton
Romance Languages Pre-Dental
TEIIP Warden, Exec. Comm.
News 1-3, Advertising Mgr. 4-
BERTA L. ROSENFIELD
Comparative Literature
History Club 2, 33 Fine Arts
Club 3: French Club 1, 25
Comparative Literature Club
3, 45 Govt. Club 2, 3
MITCHELL SAMUEL?-ON
Q21 Chestnut Hill Ave.,
Boston
History
ZBT
Pershing Rifles 1, 2: History
Club 1-3, Treas.g Pre-Legal
Soc. 1-3
GEORGE D. SAWYER
4 Hampshire Rd.,
Framingham
Northeastern University
History
History Club, Pub. Chm. 3,
V.P. 4: SCA 3, 4
BAILEY H. SCHELL
188 Prince St., West Newton
Bowdoin College
Government
TECIJ
NORMAN H. SCHWARTZ
164 Brush Hill Rd., Milton
Biology
KIPA Chaplain
Hillel 1-41 Chemia 1-4: Bios
Club 1-4: German Club 23
Outing Club Q
ROBERT K. ROSENTI-IAL
119 Trent St.,
Vibonsocket, R. I.
Chemistry
Stud. Coun., Treats.: Delta,
V.P.g Asst. Ed. Seientag
Chemia, V.P.3 Class Treas. QQ
Human Biological Assn.,
Exec. Comm.
JOHN J. SARNO
728 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston
Romance Languages
Basketball 13 Baseball 1, 23
French Clubg Spanish Club
JOYCE A. SCARPITTI
969 Kempton St.,
New Bedford
Biology
Newman Club 1-83 YVomen's
Rifle Team 3, Trezts. 41 Honor
Dorm, Secy.-Trezts. 43 CLA
Glee Club 3
RUTH A. SCHISSLER
55 South St., Jamaica Plain
History
History Club 3, 41 Young
Democratic Club 3: Fine Arts
Club 35 Patterns 13 Basket-
ball 2
RONALD S. SEGAL
3 Hatherly Rd., Boston
Biology
TKE Pledge V.P.
Stud. Coun. 3, 43 Bios Club
2, 3
JOHN ll. ROBINSON
83 Ivy St., Brookline
University of New Hampshire
Psychology
Psychology Club 2
KAREN L. ROOD
26 VVillow St.,
Newton Centre
Mary Washington College
Psychology
Psychology Club 3, Treas. 45
Sailing Club 4g Sociology
Club 4
l
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PER E. SEYERSTED
104 Irving SL, Cambridge
Oslo Business College
French
Psychology Club 3, 4, Treas.
3, French Club 4
HAROLD J. SHAPIRO
41 Oak St., Gardiner, Me.
CGE
Goverrznivrit
R
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EDWARD SHUMAN
37 Risley Rd.,
South Brookline
Economics
ANN CAROL SIMON
78 Kilsyth Rd., Brookline
American University
Psychology
Psychology Club 2-43 Cosmo-
politan Club 2, 33 Spanish
Club 13 Hillel 1. 2
Liao J. SONIS
in Q-1 Yvashington Terr.,
Somerville
1-imerican Literature
, as
fa Yvesley Club 2, 33 Orthodox
Club 1-4-
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ADELAIDE B. STALKER
7 Rutland St., Cambridge
Sweet Briar College
French
E. JOANNE STELLA
Q3 Baker St., Belmont
Biology
IIBKD Corr. See., Rush Cap-
tain
Student Council 1, 2, Treas-
urer: SFA 33 Delta: Bios Club
1-:lg Newman Club 1-43 Ger-
man Club l-9
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JEROME SILVERMAN
1135 Elmwood Ave.,
Pl'UVlllCI1l'l!, R. I.
Ikyelwlogy
Delta -tg Varsity Track 3, 43
Ac-tivities Coun. 2, Advisory
Bd. 23 Stud. Coun. 41 HITB
Bd. 43 Psychology Club 2-41
SFA Rally Comm. 3
RONALD SISLANE
46 Mountfort St., Boston
CCE
Geology
AXA
RICHARD P. S-PARGO
198 Ivuion St., Randolph
Geography
Sf-abbard and Bladeg SCA
Membership Chmn.3 De-
ltlolay
SUSAN A. STAUFFER
491 Fairfield Ave.,
Stamford, Conn.
Skidmore College
Arrzurirvarz Literature
JOHN I". STEWART
38 Great Rd., Bedford
CGE
History
Newman Club 2, CLA Del.
3, 4, 'l'reas., Religious Chnl. -1-3
SDA 3, V. Chm. -13 Young
Democratic Club 3, 4
53
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
JOHN R. SHANKEY
6810 Thomas Blvd..
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Government
ITEA
SHELUON R. SHAPIRO
201 Mountain Ave,, Malden
History
AEP3 flPAOlFei-y., 'l'reas.3
fDBK
Debating Team l-4-3 Pre-
Legal Sou., Pub. Chm. 2,
Treas. 3, Pres. -la Debating
Soc. 1, Social Chin. 2, V.P. 3,
Pres. 43 SFA Stud.-Faculty
Relations Comm. 3, 44 Scarlet
Key, "Whos lVbu"
4"
RICHARD G.
SHAPAZIAN
218 Arlington St., YVat.ertown
Chwnistrg
Bios Club 1-43 Chem Club
1-43 Armenian Club 1-4-
THOMAS F. SHEA
22 Lynde St., Boston
History
History Club 1
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756 bloody st., VValtham
Sociology
PHILLIP F. SM ITH
553 Aldxxych Rd.,
El Cajon, Calif.
San Diego State College,
Pomona College
Philosophy-ltclzgiuft
SC A 4
ELAINE L. SPRINGER
26 St. Paul St., Brookline
Connecticut College for lVom-
en
English
FRANCES M. STEELE
Q00 YVebster Hill Blvd.,
VVest Hartford, Conn.
University of California at
Los Angeles
Zoology
AFA
Newman Club 1, 43 Alarl-
borough House, Seey,-Treas.
-L3 Sailing Club 43 IDC, Float
Clim.-13 SDC-L
ROBERTA .l. STROGOFF
121 Nahant St., Lynn
History
Hillel 1-33 Marching Band 1,
23 Class Publicity Chain. 2,
Seey. 3
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
E. DEBORAH TECK
95 Hampshire Dr.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Northwestern University
English
English Club 4
ANGELA M. TOBIA
Q52 Orient Ave., East Boston
llislory
OIDA Rec. Secy.
Newman Club 1-4
AUDREY P. TUCK
206 Parkway St., Chelsea
History
Hillel 1-4
EDM UND F.
WALKOWIAK
36 Everett Ave., Vilebster
Michigan State University
Biology
Newman Club 3, 43 Bios Club
2, fi: Psychology Club 3, 4
MYRNA WEINER
132 Mason Terr., Brookline
University of Michigan
Psychology
ELAINE B. WEST
8 Alexander Ave.,
Harrison, N. Y.
Mary VVashington College
Psyclzology
STANLEY D.
TANENHOLTZ
122 Englewood Ave.,
Brighton
Physics
M-
404
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1555 Bank St., Abington
Romance languages
French 1-4-5 Spanish Cl
4: Italian Club 4
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CATHERINE A.
TOWNSEND
107 Hull St., Cohasset
Romance Languages
Drama Club lg YVVCA 25
French Club 2, 3, V.P. 4,
Spanish Club 2-4
ROBERT A. VIERA
33 Kiltun St., Taunton
Government
ELSA R. WASSERMAN
67A Chester St., Allston
Psychology
SHIRLEY R. WEINER
6 Howland St., Roxbury
Hebrew Teachers College
History
Hillel
CAROL WESTON
21 Sears Rd., Brookline
Bennington College
Compamiivc Literature
English Club, Sccy. 2
SANDRA N. TIKOTSKY
93 Lawrence St., Haverhill
Syracuse University
Sociology
Young Democrats Club, Rec.
Secy. 3, 41 Hillel 2
FRANCES TRIEFF
18 So. Olean St., VVorcester
New York City Collegeg Uni-
versity of Vermont
Biology
SALVATORE A.
VOZZELLA
Q2 Cypress St.,
Vllest Roxbury
Biology
TKE Rec. Fecy.
Italian Club 2-4, V.P. 35
Greek Orthodox Club 3, 43
Bios Club 4: Rifie Club 33
Newman Club 1-43 Class
Treas. 4
WINSLOW N. WVEEKS
4 Vcrndule St., Brookline
French
CLA Float Chin. 3, 4, Stull.
Conn, 2
SANFORD VVEINREB
166-05 89 Ave.,
Jamaica, N. Y.
COE
Government
KFIUA Pres., Treas., Inductorg
HUB Q, Assoc. Ed. 3, Editor-
in-Chicf 43 Hillel 1, 2g Young
Democratic Club 35 FFA 43
Scarlet Key: "1Vho's ivhol'
SHIRLEY WEXLER
176 High St., Exeter, N. H.
Skidmore College
English Literature
SANDRA TAYMORE
81 Dennison Ave.,
Swampscott
English Literature
Class Secy. 1
Q.: ,,,. '
HARRIET B. WHISDIAN
2400 39 St.,
Vllashington, D. C.
Wellesley College
Hillel 1-45 Psychology Club
Fine Arts
,lhl A
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MARGARET E. ADAMS
320 Adams St., Milton
llniversity of Oregon
Romance Languages
LENA M. ALBERICO
57 Lanydun Ave., VVatertown
STEPHANIE R. ALBERT
24 Concord Ave., Cambridge
PHILIP L. ALDRICH
ROBERT C. ALLEN
76 Grant St., Lynn
Geology
JOSEPH
ANTONELLIS, JR.
S1 Vllarebam St., Medford
ANTHONY M. ARANEO
461 Park Dr., Boston
ROBERT E. AUEN
R.F.D. Essex
ELAYNE P. BAKER
54-1 Haverhill St., Lawrence
ALBERT B. WINCHELL
39 Simmons Ave., Belmont
Governmcnl
Football Mgr. 1-43 Rifle Club
3, 43 Scabbzlrd and Blade 3,
45 Baseball Mgr. 15 Hockey
Mgr. 1
FRANCES A. YONITIS
361 Field St., Brockton
History and Social Sludicx
Class Pub. Chm. 3, Co-Secy.
41 German Club 13 History
Club 2, 3
ALLAN W. ZALK
129 Franklin St., Malden
History
RICHARD L. WINER
9 Rose Gorden Ci., Brighton
History
ZBT Secy.
Arnold Air Soc. 3, Adjt. 45
Patterns 1, 2: History Club
l, 2
ALANE A.
YOUNGENTOB
1870 Commonwealth Ave.,
Brighton
Connecticut College
Government
AIAXINE R. ZISS
131 Garfield Pl.,
Maplewood, N. J.
Columbia University
3,4
JOSEPH L.
CHRISTOPHER
34 Bockingham St.,
Bristol, Conn.
English
Psychology
Hillel 1, 23 Psychology Club
2, 3
MILTON S. DAVIS
47 Tvithington St.,
Dorchester
Sociology
Hillel 1, 3
COLLEGE OF LI
HILLORY F. WIGGIN
99 Hancock St., Malden
Sociology
Sociology Club 1-45 Psychol-
ogy Club 1, 3, 4: German
Club 1, 25 History Club 3
ELEANOR A. WILSON
184 Fellsway VVest, Medford
Romance Languages
Newman Club 1-41 Italian
Club 1-3, V.P. 45 Cosmopol-
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SUZANNE S. YERMAN
2105 Northclifl' Dr.,
Baltimore, Md.
University of North Carolina
F ine Arts
ELAINE E. ZABLOTSKY
21 County Rd., Chelsea
Northeastern University
Sociology
Hillelg Italian Clubg Young
Democrats Clubg Sociology
Club
STEPHANIE CARTER
24 Buswell St., Boston
Vllestbrook Junior College
Psychology
GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES
ALAN AI. BANKS
127 Florence3Ave.,
Arlington
ELAINE F. BARRY
5 Dona St., Cambridge
IRENE K. BEREZESKY
39 Buswell St., Boston
GENNARD BIBBO
230 Orchard St., Vvatertown
ALLAN BLACKMAN
121 Mountfort St., Boston
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S75 Marlboro St., Boston
SYLVIA B. BLOOM
124 Ormond St., llffattapan
ALICE VV. BODEN
215 Herrick Rd.,
Newton Centre
JOHN P. BOLAND
21 Sheffield St., Vvinchester
JOHN L. BONAFEDE
9 Albion St., Dorchester
55
EDTVARD M. BONETTI
34-3 Gavin Hill Ave., Boston
DEBRA B. BOURSTEIN
124 Yvalker St., Cambridge
EDWARD R. BRAULT
82 Peterborough St., Boston
JORDAN AI. BRICKAIAN
46 Coolidge Rd., VVorcester
Biology
TEQ
Biology Club 3, 45 Hillel 1-4
SHIRLEY M.
BROWNELL
20 Lawndale St., Belmont
JOHN W. BUCKLEY
KENNETH R. BURSTEIN
15 Buswell St., Boston
ANTONINO BFFA
197 Beech St., Belmont
JOHN B. CALANDRELLA
4-0 Jewel Ave., Attleboro
DOROTHY J. CAMPBELL
175 Lincoln St.,
West Bridgewater
JAAIES B. CANNING
78 Bellevue Rd., Squantum
RICHARD VV. CANNON
6 Buswell St., Boston
RICHARD R. CAREY
71 VValnut St., llffalden
BARBARA R. CARLSON
DANIEL CEDRONE
212 Ivashington St., Boston
AIORTON CHALFIN
1152 Commonwealth Ave.,
Allston
GEORGE J. CHAAIBERS
96 Garden St., Boston
KYUNG O. CHO
66 Montrose St., Newton
AIARCIA L. CLAIRMONT
135 Boewe Ave., Brockton
JOHN AI. CLARK, JR.
ASTRID E. CLIFFORD
162 Kelton St., Boston
ADRIENNE M. FNTSHER
NATHANIEL S.
CLIFFORD
80A W. Cedar St., Boston
EMMANUEL L.
COFFINET
160 Stratton St., Dorchester
BARBARA P. COHEN
604 Woodlawn St., Fall River
JACQUELINE R. COHEN
38 Bettinson Ave., Everett
ELIZABETH A. COLE
97 Mountford St., Boston
RICHARD P.
CONDORELLI
75 Phillips St., Boston
ROBERT J. CONNOLLY
111 Victory Rd., Dorchester
Philosophy
JOYCE A. COOPER
77 Arnes St., Lawrence
JAMES G. COUGHLIN
9 New St., East Boston
HELEN L. CRANDALL
85 Greenwood St., Malden
HERBERT F. CRONIN
87 Moraine St.,
Jamaica Plain
Colby College
.llathematzbs
CATHRYN T. CROWLEY
1680 Commonwealth Ave.,
Brighton
DANIEL F. CUFF, JR.
480 Revere Beach Blvd.,
Revere
ROSEMARY P. CUNEO
238 Massachusetts Ave.,
Arlington
RONALD L. DAVY
52 Falmouth St., Boston
History
PAULINE M.
DELABARRE
87 N. Beacon St., Allston
ARISTIDES J.
DEMETRIOU
509 Beacon St., Boston
HELEN C. DIMITRAKIS
1471 Centre St., Roslindale
EUGENE F. DOOLEY
39 Webber St., Boston
RITA DRISCOLL
89 Lamoille Ave., Haverhill
DOROTHY J. EDWARDS
1402 Beacon St., Brookline
SIRKKA M. EKBLOM
Q07 Fisher Ave., Brookline
ALICE ELCHUK
98 Addington Rd., Brookline
Boston Teachers College
Romance Languages
SIBIONE J. ENGLANDER
Z0 Leicester St.,
Brighton Center
VIRGINIA M. ESAU
79 Gardner St., Hingham
VINCENT C.
EVANGELISTA
14 Winter St., Winchester
RICHARD D. FALCONE
57 Constance Rd.,
West Roxbury
LAWRENCE J. FARESE
S54 Marlboro St., Boston
TOBI P. FEINGLASS
102 Deering Rd., Mattapan
SHEILA R. FINSTEIN
68 Las Casas St., Malden
MADELEINE S. FISHOF
101 W. Pettebone St.,
Forty Fort, Penn.
Ohio State University
Psychology
Psychology Club 8, 43 Soci-
ology Club 4g Spanish Club S:
Cosmopolitan Club 8, 4
ROBERT E. GERLACH
1060 Beacon St., Brookline
ANTHONY V. GIANNINO
Maple St., Middleton
GERALDINE L. GIBSON
GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES
CYNTHIA L. GIVEN
19 James St., Brookline
HADEN G.
GREENHALGH
LAWRENCE GREENMAN
764 Pleasant St., Paxton
Wesleyan University
Geology
AACID
Soccer 3, 4: Glee Club 4:
Geology Club 4
EDITH O. GROSS
Wayside Inn Rd.,
Framingham
BAYARD GUILD
412 Hartford St., Westwood
STEPHEN G. HAMILTON
10 Ruthum St., Boston
CHARLES A. HANCOCK
105 Eldridge St., Newton
MURAD M. HASHIM
21B Ayer Itam,
Penang, Malaya
Oberlin College
History and Government
Cosmopolitan Club
ARLENE H. HECHT
175 Bay State Rd., Boston
DAVID L. HERMAN
164 St. Botolph St., Boston
GAIL J. HERMAN
HELEN A. HILL
ALBIE HITRYS
26 Prince St., Milton
JUDITH M. HOFF
8 Chauncy St., Cambridge
ROY A. HOLMES
44 Peck St., Franklin
CGE
Government
CGE Stud. Coun. lg Crew 3
MARION C. HONG
288 Franklin St., Melrose
ROBERT L.
HUDDLESTON
152 E. Spring St., Alan
HARRY A. HULSE
S9 Antrim St., Cambridge
Boston College
Psychology
Psychology Club 3, 4
GEORGE W. HUTTON
69 Purdon ,Ave., Lynn
RICHARD T. IRELAND
35 Raymond St.,
Nashua, N. H.
RICHARD C. JELEN
907 Dedham St., Newton
SUSANNE G. JONES
CHRISTOPHER L.
JOSEPH
34 Buckingham St.,
Bristol, Conn.
English Literature
Patterns 1-3
SOPHIA L. KAIZER
EMANUEL KATZ
DIANE KAYE
86 Gerry Rd.,
Chestnut Hill
JOHN J. KELLY
S2 Clayhouserne St.,
Dorchester
WON K. KIM
Seoul, Korea
Seoul University
History
History Club
SAUL KIVELL
BARBARA R. KRABEK
10 off Grove St.,
East Weymouth
MARSHALL KRASNOW
95 Willowdean Ave.,
West Roxbury
History
ZBT
BARBARA A. LADOO
242 Newbury St., Boston
GEORGE W. LANE
40 Spring St., Hingham
English Literature
Young Democrats Club 3, 4
ROBERT W. LANG
ROBERT E. LARSEN
1 Main St., Malden
SANDRA H. LAZARUS
16 Bevelin Rd.,
Providence, R. I.
ROGER L. Le BLANC
76 Mountain Rd., Waltham
ANN C. LECOMTE
88 Ivy St., Brookline
MARIANNE D. LERNER
80 Little Rd., Brookline
ROBERT D. LEVY
6 Leland Rd., Brookline
ROBERT W.
LEWANDOWSKI
WILLIAM R. LEWIS
58 Mountford St., Boston
ROCHELLE B. LIFSON
ICK H. LIU
CONSTANCE S.
LOBENTHAL
PAUL G. LUCAS
83 High St., Rockport
HARRY J. LUCIER
JEAN E. MacINNES
JOSEPH J. MAIER
26 Dyer St., Boston
JEFFREY D. MAILEY
JAMES S. MARCHESE
MARTIN S. MARGULIES
7 IVIiner St., Boston
University of Hawaii
Sociology
Drama Club, V.P., Pres.:
Chemiag Scientiag Hillel
SAUL A. MARSH
889 Morfolic St., Dorchester
TKE
PETER A. MARTIN
281 Harvard Ave., Allston
REX T. MARTIN
Dorimer Pk., Danvers
LENORE C. MARVIT
8 Elmwood Pk., Newtonville
PAULA MATTHEWS
G Bent, Georgetown,
British Guiana
Wellesley College
F inc Arts
AGLAIA S. MATTI
FRANCIS O. MATTSON
189 Oakland Ave., Arlington
Tufts College
English Literature
JAIVIES W.
McCOMISKEY, JR.
118 Whitfield St., Dorchester
JAMES F. McCOURT
114 Huntington Ave., Boston
JOANNE S. McKEAGE
18 Tufts St., Charlestown
DENNIS A. McLEAN
62 Calvary St., Waltham
TERENCE J. McMANUS
7 Trapelo St., Brighton
ARTHUR A. McMULLEN
284 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston
BERNARD E.
McTAGGART, JR.
84 Pincushion Rd.,
Framingham
WARREN J. MERRIAM
29 St. James St., Roxbury
ANN H. MILGROOM
2014 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston
HARRY G. MOOK
EDWARD P. MORIARTY
31 Burch St., Arlington
HENNEN A. MORRIS
ANN E. MORRISON
55 Mountford St., Boston
EMILE G. MOURED
THERESE A. MURPHY
RICHARD A. NAUN
54 Gov. Winthrop Rd.,
Somerville
DONALD M. NEAL
40 University Rd., Brookline
WILLIAM A. NICHOLS
MICHAEL A. NIGRO
202 Hazard Ave.,
Hazardville, Conn.
University of Notre Dame
Economics
PATRICK R. NUGENT
S98 Boylston St., Boston
JAMES D. O'DOWD
42 Peterborough St., Boston
KENNETH J. OLSON
192 River Rd., Hudson
JANE E. PAPPI
669 Main St., Wareham
English Literature
ILDONG C. PARK
2 George St., Norwood
JANICE G. PARKINSON
24 St. Mary's St., Boston
JAMES L. PARSONS
99 Norway St., Boston
SANDRA H. PARZOW
JOHN A. PHINNEY
174 "H" St., South Boston
CAROL L. PIERSON
581 Grove Terr.,
South Orange, N. J.
Smith College
Sociology
TRAVIS, PUGH
17 Phillips St., Boston
FELIX P. QUINN
DAVID N. RADIN
WILLIAM M. RAEDER
89 Court St., Dedham
Mathematics
AXA Treas., Pledge Trainer,
House Mgr.
Crew 1, 8, 4g Pershing Rifles
lg Boosters Club 1, 4: Math
Club 4
ALAN R. RAND
50 Saunders St., Medford
ARTHUR H. RANDALL
12 Park Ave., Attleboro
VITA J. REINER
JUNE N. ROBINSON
64 Whitelawn Ave., Milton
LILIAN ROSE
189 Huntington Ave., Boston
NEIL W. RUNSTEIN
HRANT H. RUSSIAN
34 Winthrop Rd., Belmont
AUDREY R. SAIPE
283 Tappan St., Brookline
JEANNE M. SALMON
457 Washington St.,
Brookline
Albertus Magnus College
English Literature
Newman Clubg Young Dem-
ocratic Club
JOANN SALTZMAN
138 Lowell St., Peabody
ASHOK SARAN
437 hlarlboro St., Boston
JOSEPH P. SCHEPIS
9297 Wood Ave., Hyde Park
EUGENE I. SENAL
60 Noble St., West Newton
RUTH SHAPIRO
18 Lynn St., Chelsea
VALERIE P. SHAW
CONSTANTINE B.
SIMONIDES
519 Park Dr., Boston
JANE F. SMITH
57 Highland St., Holden
J. CAROLYN SMITH
137 Webster St., Arlington
College of Puget Sound: Uni-
versity of Oregong Western
Reserve University
Sociology
KEA
Sociology Club Corr. Secy. 4
PHILIP IWI. SIVIITH
810 State Rd.,
Vllest Wlayland
ROBERT F. SAIITH, JR.
KARL D. SORENSEN
70 Perry St., Brookline
SYLVIA C. SOSIN
WARREN G. SPARKS
11 Chandler St., Waverley
University of North Carolina
Mathematics
KEITH F. SPENCE
353 Pearl St., Cambridge
WILLIAM B. STAN
21 Barton St., Boston
Cambridge Junior College
German
JOSEPH STASHIO
2? Buswell St., Boston
FRED BI. SUGARAIAN
EDWARD F. SVVEENEY
387 Marshall St., Tewksbury
SARAH B. SWINTON
-11 Tvamesit Rd., Hfaban
Sociology-Anthropology
Psychology Club 3, 4: Soci-
ology Clubg SCA 3
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BRIAN TAYLOR
58 Manchester Rd., Brookline
MERLE G, TAYLOR
FREDERICK A.
THAYER, JR.
THOMAS E. TIGHE
4-2 No. Pearl St.,
Meriden, Conn.
History
WILBERT H. TORMALA
14-6 Summit Ave., Wollaston
ARNELLO M. TRIFILO
Clem Ct., South Barre
American Ilistory
Pre-Legal Soc. 2, 35 Debating
Club 1, Cir:-lo Italliano 3:
History Club 3
ARMAND J. VENEZIANO
14 Verdun St., Dorchester
MARY VENTIIRA
44-0 Washington St.,
Wellesley Hills
C. ALLAN VIDEN
Q80 A. North Hain St.,
Cohasset
LAWRENCE V.
VINECOUR
WITHOUT PICTURES
KARL H. WEDEM EYER
17 Keswick St., Boston
ROBERT C. WEST
117 W. 34 St., Erie, Penn.
Psychology
ZHIJE Comptroller, Athletic
Chm., Asst. Pledge Trainerg
Psychology Club 3
JOHN C. WIGHTON, JR.
34 Boswell St., Boston
THOMAS J. WILGREN
19 Burnham Sq., Belmont
CHARLES M. WISEBIAN
675 Washington St.,
Brookline
JOAN WOLFGANG
32 Chambers St., Boston
GLORIA E. WRIGHT
5-I Hudson Pl., Cambridge
RHODA J. WULKAN
9525 6F Ave.,
Forest Hills, N. Y.
Sociology
Hillel
THEODORE
YEANNAKOPOULOS
109 North Street, Salem
VVILLIAM V.
YOACHIMCIUK, JR.
124 Cashin St., Lowell
Physics
Baseball 1: Chemia Cluh
Physics Clubg SCA
HAROLD C. YOUNG
52 Putnam Ave., Cambridge
Northeastern University
Boston College
History
MARTIN ZVKOFF
1429 Stanwood St., Boston
Economics
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195 Pleasant St Arlington
Feneral Business '
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193 Trenton St., East Boston
General Business
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54 Horton St Andover
Lnnersity of Massachusetts
Accounting
Accounting Soc 2 4
JANI EQ K AHLQL IST
232 Walpole St Sharon
Foreign Trade
Young Republican Club 3
WILLIAM J. ALLEN
79 Stearns Rd., Brookline
Colgate University
Marketing
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EDWARD G. ANDELMAN
188 Rawson Rd., Brookline
Accounting
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ROBERT L. ANDERSON
58 Jefferson St., Attlehoro
Accounting
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MARILYN J. ASARKOF
352 Brighton St., Belmont
flledical Secretary
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52 Hancock St., Malden
General Business
AEII
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DONALD T. ANDERSON
58 E. Hansen Rd., Waltham
General Business
JOAN P. ARONSON
Q44 Winchester St., Brookline
University of Massachusetts
Secretarial Sludies
ROBERT C. AVERY
17 Grand View Rd.. Arlington
Northeastern University
Accounting
BFE
Accounting Soc. 2-4
SELMA J. BAKER
84 Donazette St., Wellesley
Medical Secretary
ABII' Secy.
Santa's Workshop
JUNIOR H. ANDERSON
31 LaSalle Rd.,
Needham Heights
Management
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Stud. Coun. 3, 43 Owls Club
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ELAINE ARONSTEIN
52 Tennis Rd., Mattapan
Businen Education
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Psychology Club S, 4
WILLIAM AZOFF
253 Beverly Rd.
Chestnut Hill
M arkcling
AEII Historian
Marketing Soc. 4: Hillel 1, 2
RICHARD P. BARIYWELL
134 Southworth St.,
Ivest Springfield
Accounting
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Coun., Treas. 3, Pres. 43 Scar-
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TERRY E. ACKER
62 Seaview Ave., Scituate
University of Pittsburgh
Marketing
AKII' House Manager
Activities Coun. 43 Market
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Young Republicans Club
RAYMOND T.
ALEXANDER
47 Hutchings St., Dorchester
General Business
Protestant Clubg HUB Bd.
Eve. Div. Stud. Coun.
SHIRLEY B. .ALPER
175 Kearny Ave.,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Business Education
ROBERT BAREISS
Goodman Hill Rd., Sudbury
1l.B.A.
,llanagement
JOSEPH A. BEAN
2 Arbutus Rd., Swampscott
Insurance
Insurance Soc. 3, 4: Hillel 1-4
JOHN A. BEAUIWIONT
61 Mountfort St., Boston
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20 Willowwood St.,
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BEVERLY A. BILAS
54 Notch Rd., Clifton, N. J.
Harvard University
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Govt., Social Chm. 2, 43
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JOSEPH W. BOARDMAN
556 llerrimack St.,
Manchester, N. H.
Insurance
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IRWIN R. BENDER
107 Deering Rd., liiattapan
General Business
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STANLEY J. BERSON
3 Nazing Ct., Roxbury
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ELIOT A. BLUESTEIN
96 Dothan St., Arlington
General Business
J. ROBERT BOOBAR
31 Sheffield St.,
Portland, Me.
Accounting
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Scabbard and Blade 3, Fi-
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Soc. 4
AUBREY BARNETTE
260 Ruggles St., Boston
Management
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9 Holland Rd.,
Falmouth Heights
Advertising
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161 Cambridge Ave..
Englewood, N. J.
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JAMES W. BATES
129 Bayberry Dr.,
Bristol, Conn.
Insurance
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HERBERT J.
BEATON, JR.
928 Main St., Littleton, N. H.
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15 Carville Ave., Lexington
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119 Winthrop Rd., Brookline
Business Education
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H. PETER BLUM
6 Rustic Lane
West Hartford, Conn.
Marketing
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Soc. 3, 4
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PHILIP J. BOSCO
198 No. Midland Ave.,
Nyack, N. Y.
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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM A.
BURKINSHAW, JR.
73 Conant St., Beverly
Salem Teachers College
General Business
QDEK
LESLIE BYELAS
82 Westwood Rd.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
General Business
QA
CARMEN R. CARBONE
14 Wilbur St., Dorchester
General Business
Newman Club
EMORY L. BOTHAST
120 Riverway St., Boston
General Business
Glee Club, Librarian 1-S, V.
P. 4
MARSHALL A. BREM
16 Hansborough St.,
Dorchester
General Business
TECID
Hillel 1, 23 Young Republican
Club 3, 4
EDWARD BROWN
131 Magazine St., Cambridge
JC
Accounting
J. WILLIAM BUCKLEY
103 Meadowbrook Rd.,
Longmeadow
Dartmouth College
Finance
MARTIN A. BOTNICK
23 Harland Pl.,
Norwich, Conn.
Accounting
THONIAS F. BRODERICK
990 Callaghan Way, Boston
Management
Newman Clubg Scabbard and
Blade
SUKINER D. BROVVN
131 Magazine St., Cambridge
Marketing
Marketing Soc. 2-45 Veter-
un's Club 25 Hillel 1-3
HERBERT L.
BUCKMAN, JR.
9 Mylod St., Norwood
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 4
WILLIAM H. BURTON
21 Kempek St., Wollaston
Marketing
AA2 Secy.
Marketing Soc.g Newman
Clubg Veteran's Club
RAYMOND J. BYRNE
399 Oak St., Franklin
Georgetown University
Industrial Management
ROBERT A. CARLOW
2510 Massachusetts Ave.,
Cambridge
Industrial Management
S.A.M. 4
CLYDE T. BUTCHER, JR
78 Davidson Rd..
Framingham
C GE
Management
Christian Science Org. Treas.
2, 8, Pres. 4
CLIFTON R.
CAMPBELL, JR.
562 King St., Hanover
General Business
AK'If
NORMAN A. CARLSON
196 Westminster Ave.,
Lexington
Management
HAROLD E. BOUTILIER
I2 Fidelis Way, Brighton
Accounting
ROBERT H.
BROTHERTON
Denver, Colo.
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 3, 4
VIRGINIA A. BUCK
16 Woodland St., Arlington
Business Education
EACIDQ Panhellenic Del.g HQII
Thaea 8, 4g Junior Activities
Conf., Secy. 35 Junior Prom
Asst. Chin, 85 Cheerleader 25
HUB Bd. 45 Newman Club 1-
4 .
TOBY S. BURKE
25 Mt. Hood Rd., Brookline
University of Massachusetts
Business Education
FRANK L. CARUSO
450 Post Rd., Cos Cob, Conn.
Marketing
Newman Club 1-33 Psycholo-
gy Club Eg Marketing Club 4:
Myles Standish Hall Stud.
Govt. Bd. 1
ROBERT E. CASEY
42 Cerdan Ave., Boston
General Business
Newman Club
ELAINE F. CHIZOOK
63 Orange St., Chelsea
Business Education
KD Panhellenic Rep. 45 IIQIIQ
Newman Club: Slavic Club
DANIEL J. COAKLEY
16 Colonial Ave., Dorchester
Industrial .Management
Newman Club 2-45 S.A.BI. 3,
-4
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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LOUIS L COHEN
Insurance
SIDNEY I' COHEN
77 Granite St Worcester
Worcester Junior College
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 8 4' Hillel 3
MARILYN E. CONANT
E. Livermore, Me.
Accounting
CIFIIN Secy.
Accounting Soc. 2-4g SCA 1-4
LOUIS J COI-IFN
73 Neptune Ave
Woodmere N Y
Hofstra
Insurance
AEII Pres
Hillel Insurance Soc Treas
EDVI ARD J COMER JR
ll Sherman Ct VVoburn
llanagement
IRVING P. CONNOLLY
12 Hagar St., Vllaltham
Advertising
Newman Club: Marketing
Soc.3 S.A.lNI.
63
VERNA R. CARUSO
178 Broad St., Weymouth
Business Education
KQ Chm. of Ways and ltleans
Comm. 2, S
Italian Club SZ, Pub. Chm. 8,
43 Newman Club 1, 2
ROBERT H. CHALIIIERS
90 Highland Rd., Brookline
CGE
Management
AKW'
ALBERT G. CIAMPA
66 Pearl St., Somerville
Rhode Island
State University
Industrial Management
BTA
Owls Club: Accounting Soc.
ROBERT J. COGLIANO
QIQ Manthorne Rd., Boston
General Business
Newman Clubg Baseball 1
FRANCIS J. CASEY
36 Capitol St., Watertown
Holy Cross College
Management
Newman Club
BARBARA R. CHERKAS
44 Daly Rd., Medford
Business Education
IlQI'l: AK
Stunt Night Pal 11 Santa's
Vvorkshop 1-3
WILLIAM P. CIANO
314 Proctor Ave., Revere
Marketing
HERBERT A. COHEN
Candia Rd.,
Manchester, N. H.
Marketing
AEl'I Steward
Marketing Soc. 1-3, Pres. 4:
Hillel 1-4
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Sins..
MARK S. COHEN
1 Ocean Terr., Lynn
Accounting
Sailing Club Team 4: Ac-
counting Soc. 2-4
CHARLES P.
COBIERFORD
21 Glenellyn Rd., Lowell
General Business
A211
GEORGE W. COOK
6 Hatherly Rd., VVollaston
Industrial Jlanagement
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CLAUDIA J. DARDENO
286 Highland Ave., Somerville '
Business Education
KD Secy.5 IIQII Pres.
Thaea 2-4
JOSEPH T. DeLORENZO
7 Warren St., Medford
General Business
AEII
MARCIA J.
COPENHAVER
Main St.,
North Woodstock. N. H.
Colby Junior College
Medical Secretary
AAA Fraternity Educ. Chm.
Activities Chm., Junior Pan-
hellenic Del.
Women's Riflle Team 2, Co-
Capt. 3, 45 Panhellenic Conf.
8, Pres. 45 Scarlet Key 4:
Thaea 2-45 SFA 45 "Who's
Who"
JAMES P. COSTA
426 Nantastet Ave., Hull
Accounting
Class V.P. 45 Stud. Coun. 4g
Activities Coun. 45 Account-
ing Soc. 45 Newman Cub 4
SHIRLEY M.
CRAWFORD
Bay Hill, Lisbon, Conn.
Management
S.A.M. 3, 45 Newman Club 4
JAMES C. CUMMING
157 East Cottage St., Boston
Management
AIIQ V.P., Pres., Pledge-
master
Newman Club 1-45 S.A.M. 4
JACKSON M. CUSHING
80 Main St., Westboro
Springfield College
Transportation
ROBERT H. CORBETT
8 Meredith Ave., Newton
Newton Junior College
Insurance
ROBERT G. COSTA
121 Yeomans Ave., Medford
Insurance
A1110 V.P., Pres.
Insurance Soc.5 Newman
Clubg Young Republican
Club5 Boosters Club
STEPHEN G.
CRAWFORD
9 Harvard St., Marlboro
Psychology
CDEK Secyg KCIJA
SCA5 Wesley Clubg Psycholo-
gy Club
PAUL CURREY
140 Adams St., Lynn
M.B.A.
BERTRAND A.
CZUCHRA, JR.
247 Skit! St. Ham en, Conn.
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Quinnipiac College
Management
RONALD A DAY WARREN M DEAN JR
IOQOB Commonwealth Ave., 15M Center St., Woburn
Boston
Management
General Business
CHARLES C. CORSE, JR.
16 Sylvan Rd., Beverly
Management
S.A.M. 3, 4
DONALD K. CRAWFORD
8 Hayes Rd., Hingham
Accounting
BFE
Accounting Soc. 45 SCA 1-45
Wesley Club 1, 2
THOMAS A.
CROWDIS, JR.
121 Griggs Rd., Brookline
CGE
Management
Kf15A Rush Chm., Pres.
IFC 8, 41 Ride Club: SCA
ALAN R. CURTIS
17 Main St., Millbury
General Business
DeMolay-Master Councillorg
SCA
ARNOLD S. DANBERG
142-46 Sanford Ave.,
Flushing, N. Y.
University of Miami
Statistics
TECIJ5 ADX Treas.
Hillel 1-8, Coun. 2
EDWARD A. DEMEO ALEXANDER R.DeVITO
SBR Moody St., Waltham 392 Cambridge St.,
Statistics Cambridge
Newman Club Accounting
Newman Club 1, 45 Account-
ing Soc. 2, 4
ELAINE G. DOCTOROFF
1392 Beacon St., Waban
Westbrook Junior College
Medical Secretary
AK Junior and Senior Pan-
hellenic Del.
Hillel 2. 3
DANIEL J.
DRISCOLL, JR.
101 Elm St., Holyoke
Holyoke Junior College
Accounting
Newman Club 35 Accounting
Soc. 4: Rifle Club 39 Sailing
Club 3
HARRY A. DULGARIAN
38 Clarendon Ave.,
Somerville
Accounting
BFE
Accounting Soc. 3, 45 Class
Secy.-Treas. 4
ROBERT C. ELLS, JR.
26 Yardarm Lane ill, Quincy
Management
Golf 3, Capt. 4: S.A.HI.
SHEILA E. FALEK
31 Ormond St., Mattapan
Medical Secretary
Santa's Workshop
JOSEPH P. FEENEY
708 E. Sixth St., South Boston
CGE
Management
Newman Club 2-4: S.A.M. 4:
Young Democrats 3, 4
WILLIAM F. FERGUSON
31 Sheldon Terr., New Haven,
Conn.
.llarketing
Marketing Soc.g Newman
Clubg CBA Hockey Teamg
Veterans Assn., Social Chin.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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ANITA H. FELDBIAN
9 Taylor Dr., Norwich, Conn.
Marketing
Hillel 13 lNIarketing Soc. 2-4
CHARLES W. FERREE
S8 Shaughnessy Tcrr., Lowel
University of Michigan, Uni-
versity of Pittsburgh
Management
S.A.M. 4
JOHN E. DOHERTY
10 Fitz Rd., Peabody
Economics
Newman Club
JAMES E. DUFFY
400 Cobb St., Johnsonburg, Pa.
General Business
AKIP'
Varsity Football 45 Intramu-
ral Basketball: Newman Club
RONALD J. DUPONT
Q16 Bremer St.,
Manchester, N. H.
Personnel Management
AKIP'
Newman Club 1-41 Pershing
RiHes 1, '23 Activities Conf. 2
ARTHUR J. EPSTEIN
30 Lillian Rd., Nfalden
Jlanagemcnt
TEJD
MARGARET K.
DONAHUE
80 Mansor St., Lowell
Business Education
ROBERT J. DUFFY
62 Sheridan Ave., Medford
Industrial Management
S.A.lVI. S, 45 Newman Club 4
ANDREW R. ELDER
551 High St., Westwood
Management
THOMAS H. EYLES
80 Winter St., Leominster
General Business
A211
Crew 1, 2: Accounting Soc, 11
Statistical Assn.
JULIO J. FARULLA
5 Gavin Way, South Boston
Marketing
American Marketing Soc. 3, 4
MICHAEL J. FAY
88 Calumet St., Roxbury
Industrial Managemerit
New Club 2-43 S.A.M. 3, 4
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GEORGE W.
FERGUSON
42 Tyler Rd., Belmont
General Business
PATRICIA A. FERREN
92 Marilyn Rd., Milton
Secretarial Science
'FXS Pres., Secy.
Eve. Div. Stud. Coun.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
gne'r
CURTIS L. GERRISH, JR.
22 Winter St., Newburyport
General Business
AEII House Mgr.
Ride Club
ROBERT J. FERULIJO
101 Pine St., Woburn
Management
MATTHEW FISHER
23 Vineyard Rd.,
Newton Center
Insurance
fIPEI'I
CBA Insurance Soc.
DANIEL F. FITZGIBBON
185 Lake St., Arlington
Boston University
M.B.A.
Industrial Management
ZIAE
LOIS M. FOX
102 Catalpa Ave.,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Business Education
Hillel: Thaea
OTTO D. FREY
11 Academy St.,
Liberty, N. Y.
St. Lawrence University
Finance
THOMAS J. GAUDET
357 Essex St., Lynn
General Business
Newman Club: Veteran's Org.
ALFRED L. FILLION, JR.
105 W. Bow St.,
Franklin, N. H.
Marketing
AAE Corr. Secy.
Newman Club 2-45 Marketing
Soc. 2-4
HARVEY S. FISHMAN
26 Hamilton Rd., Somerville
CGE
Marketing
AEII Chaplaing IFC Del.,
Treas.
IFC Orientation 1, Pub.
Comm. 85 Hillel 1-4
JOHN FOLEY
8 Harvard St., Melrose
Insurance
RICHARD J.
FRANCESCO
295 Shortell Ave., Beverly
Accounting
AZII
Accounting Soc. 1, 25 New-
man Club 1, 2
RONALD E.
GALLAGHER
93 Chester St., Allston
General Business
Arnold Air Soc., Co-Chm.
Blood Drive 1, Exec. Odicer
23 Marketing Soc. 13 Account-
ing Soc. lg Rifle Club 1
LEATRICE A. GAVIANI
4 Ashland St., Dorchester
Secretarial Studies
KD Pres. 4
Newman Club
66
PAUL GLICK HERBERT J. GOLDBERG
41 Almont St., Malden 33 Fuller St., Dorchester
General Business General Business
Hillel 3. 4
MANUEL J. FINE
22 Prince Pl.,
Stamford, Conn.
Marketing
AAE
Marketing Soc., 2-44 Hillel 1-
35 Debating Soc. 3
ROBERT E.
FITZGERALD, JR.
105 Scituate St., Arlington
Marketing
Rifle Team 1,
Newman Club 1-43 Market-
ing Soc. 3, 43 Pershing Rides
1-43 Arnold Air Soc. 3, 43
Chm. 29th Military Ballg
"Who's Who"
Debating 15
HARVEY L. FORMAN
639 Beacon St., Newton
Marketing
Marketing Club 2-4
GORDON E. FRANCIS
288 State St., Portland, Me.
Portland Junior College
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 8, 4
HAROLD J. GARVEY
122 Highland Ave., Lowell
Accounting
Newman Club 1-4: Account-
ing Soc. S, 4
AN DREW
GAVRILOPOULOS
358 Corinth St.,
Patras, Greece
General Business
RONALD C. GOLDBERG
339 Russett Rd., Brookline
Marketing
ANITA R. GOMES
117 Cedar St., New Bedford
Marketing
811YA Treas.
Thaea 2, V.P. 3, Pres. 45 Stud.
Couu. Q, Secy. 4g Marketing
Soc. 2, V.P. 3, 45 HUB 35
Newman Club 1-43 Class
Secy. 25 Hayden Herald Q
GEORGE R. GOVERS
72 E. Pleasant St., Amherst
Management
ROOSEVELT GREER, JR.
1688 Post Rd., Warwick, R. I.
Foreign Trade
S.A..M. 3, 43 ltlarketing Soc. 4
SIDNEY R. HANDLER
QQ Kingsdale St., Boston
Marketing
Marketing Soc. 2-4
JVDITH HASSEY
34 lvarren St., Lawrence
Executive Secretarial
KQ, Pledge Capt., Social
Chin.
Newman Club 1, Social Chm.
Q, Corr. Secy. 3, V.P. 4, CBA
Del. 3, 41 Thaea 2-43 Psychol-
ogy Club 1, 2
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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THEODORE L.
HERMAN
114 Dwinnell St.,
VVest Roxbury
Personnel Management
TKE Pledge Blaster
S.A.M. 2-4: Boosters Club 3,
43 Hillel 1-4: Marketing Assn
4
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JOSEPH A. HERNON
5 Bearse Ave., Dorchester
Accounting
67
ARTHUR G. GOLDSTEIN
862 Capen St., Dorchester
Accounting
Hillel 1-4, Accounting Soc. 3,
4: CLA Social Comm. C0-
Chni. 1
CHARLES D. GORDON
1441 Wm. T. Morrisey Blvd.,
Quincy
Marketing
ZBT Historian, V.P.
Lock Soc. S3 S.A.M. 2, S1
Marketing Soc. 3
DOUGLAS F. GRANEY
15 Bishop St., Jamaica Plain
General Business
S.A.M.
ROBERT A. HALL
202A Hamilton St.,
Cambridge
General Business
S.A.lNl. 4
DEANE N.
HARDING, JR.
47 Irving St., Cambridge
Personnel Aclministralion
S.A.M. 2, Program Chm. 3,
Treas. 45 Veteran's Soc. 2:
Rifle Team 2
NELSON B. HAYNES
24 Garrison St., Portland, lNIe.
Portland Junior College
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 3, 4
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LEONARD S. GOLDSTEIN
10 Park St., Brookline
Marketing
TEQ
Marketing Club 4
NEIL S. GORDON
10 Gilmer St., Mattapan
Business Management
GPA
KENNETH S.
GREEN, JR.
11 Ranelegh Rd., Brighton
General Business
German Club 4
WILLIAM J. HALPERIN
139 Madison Ave.,
Englewood, N. J.
Marketing
IIJEH Secy., Stewart
Boosters Club 3, 4: Hillel 1-41
ltlarketing Soc. S, 4
RAYMOND J. HARKIN
46 Beechwood Rd..
Braintree
Management
S.A.M. 3, 4: Newman Club 3,
4
REGINA A. HEALY
9 Cedar St., Lowell
University of New Hampshire
General Business
9111A Historian, Pledge Train-
er, V.P.
Stud. for Democratic Action
3, Secy. 43 Newman Club 1-45
Hayden Herald 25 HUB 3
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YVAYNE C. HERSEY
11 St. Paul St.,
Montpelier, Vt.
Leicester Junior College
Accounting
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ROBERT A. JOHNSON
180 Stratton St., Dorchester
Management
Newman Club
GERARD W. JOYCE
241 School St., Somerville
General Business
FRED L. HIRSCH
215 Grovers Ave., Winthrop
Advertising and Marketing
AAE Treas.
Hillel l-4, Senate 1, Boosters
Club 3, 45 Young Democrats
Club 4
ROGER HOLLANDER
300 Highland Rd.,
South Orange, N. J.
Insurance
ZBT Pres.
Varsity Fencing 8
JOHN A. HURNEY
471 Pleasant St., Norwood
Accounting
Accounting Soc.
DAVID J. ISENBERG
47 Bicknell St., Dorchester
Management
S.A.M. Program Comm.
Chm.
CAROLYN I. JOHNSON
49 Bedford St., Quincy
Business Education
EACIJ Secy., V.P , Pres.g IIDII
Stud. Coun., Secy. 8,43 Class
V.P. S5 Thaea 8, 4: SCA 1, 2g
Scarlet Key: "Who's Who"
NAOMI J. HIRSCHFELD
663 Park Ave., Paterson, N. J.
Marketing
Marketing Soc., V.P. S, 4,
Public Relations Otiicer 2, 83
Shelton Hall Activities Chm.
2, 33 Hillelg Boosters Club
FRANCIS J.
HOURIHAN, JR.
102 Wyoming Ave., Needham
General Business
ROBERT F. HYNES
89 Howard St., Norwood
General Business
HORATIO H JACKSON
Q2 Symphony Rd., Boston
Finance
LARRY W. JOHNSON
22 John St., Waltham
Management
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ROBERT C. JOHNSON
108 Randlett Pk.,
West Newton
University of Maine
Marketing
TKE
Marketing Soc. 3, 4
GERALD M. KADISH
71 Prescott St., Framingham
Management
S.A.M. 8. 4, Hillel 8, 4
CAROLE E. JONAH
40 Oxford St., Arlington
Business Education
END Social Chm.
ROBERT KADSIVITZ
208 Oakland Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
General Business
SUMNER S. HOLBROOK
172 Maple St., Malden
M.B.A.
Management
HARRY L. HOWARD
Smith Ave., Walpole
Nichols Junior College
Management
LAWRENCE T. IMRIE
490 Charles St.,
Torrington. Conn.
General Business
AXA V.P., Pledge Trainer
Arnold Air Soc., Treas.g IFC
Secy.
ROBERT J. JANUSZ
158 Forest St., North Andover
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 1, 2, 4
MURIEL A, JOHNSON
Hoppin Hill Ave.,
North Attleboro
General Secretarial
JOEL KAMENS
95 Sagamore Ave., Chelsea
Accounting
TEQD Parliamentarian
Pre-Legal Soc. 2: Hillel 1, 2
JOHN T. KELLY, JR.
10 Green St., Hingham
Insurance
Insurance Soc. S, 4, V.P.:
Newman Club 1-4
MAURICE F. KENNEDY
15 Harriet St., Brighton
Management
AKWP'
Newman Club 45 S.A.lWI. 2
CLARENCE J. KING
69 Fairbanks Rd., lVIilton
Marketing
Newman Club 2-4
RICHARD H. KRAMER
385 V.F W. Pky.,
Chestnut Hill
Northeastern University
Accounting
TEfIJ
Lock 2, 33 Accounting Soc. 4
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ROBERT P. KRZYWIEKI
597 Lineoln Ave., Saugus
General Business
HERBERT I. KUMINS
18 Alton Ct., Brookline
Advertising
Varsity Ski Team 1-8, Capt.
43 SCA 1-4
CIDA Bearer of the Mace
Hillel 1-45 Young Republi-
can's Club 3
TANYA M. LAPP
ARTHUR LASSITER
54 Joseph Rd., Saxonville
Marketing
Marketing Soc., . . ,
S.A.M. 2, Cheerleader 1
16 Jerome St., West Medford
Marketing
GERALD S. KASTEN
56-05 175 St., Flushing, N. Y.
Marketing
QEII House llgr., EAC Sr
Del.
Hockey 19 Hillelg Boosters
Club 3, 43 IFC Del. 3
ROBERT E. KELLEY
Liberty St., Middleton
Management
LEON KESSLER
10 Millet St., Dorchester
Advertising
FRANCIS R. KELLEY
255 Orchard St., Belmont
General Business
Newman Club 1-45 Arnold Air
Soc. 3, 4: S..-LM. 3, 4g Market-
ing Soc. 4
THEODORE E.
KENDRICK, JR.
57 Kenvil Ave.,
Succasunna, N. J.
Marketing
AKW' Steward
Demolay: SCA: IFC
CLARENCE G. KILLIAN
120 Harris St , Athens, Ga.
General Business
Marketing Soc. 3, 4-5 Hillel 1- Pershing Rifles I
4: Young Democrats Club 4
JOSEPH E. KINNEY
23 Limestone St.,
Caribou, Me.
Management
S,A.M.
RICHARD J. KROPP
20 Conant Rd., Chestnut Hill
Marketing
WDA Secy., IFC Del.
Activities Coun. Del. 35
HUB Staff 1: Lock, Del. at
Large Q, V.P. 3
SAMUEL M.
KLINGSBERG
6 Fuller St., Brookline
Accounting
ZBT Secy., Pres.
IFC Service Chm. Q, 3, Treas.
3, 43 Senate 1: Lock 2, 3
RICHARD W. KRUPKA
209 Gerry Rd., Chestnut Hill
Pratt Institute
M.B.A.
Industrial lllanagement
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DENNIS J. LAMB, JR.
Darling St.,
Southington, Conn.
General Business
BARBARA A. LAWSON
1427 Bayview Ave.,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
General Secretarial
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PHYLLIS LIL ADER
Colby Junior College
General Secretarial
JOHN T LEARY
1 Courtney Rd
West Roxbury
NI B A
Accounting
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Z' 'W
CHARLES W.
LOCKWOOD
Q6 Anzio Rd., Framingham
Washington University
Accounting
BFE
Accounting Soc. 3, 43 S.A.M.
4
ROBERT G. LUMNAH
Enosburg Falls, Vt.
Marketing
AEII Treas.
Cross Country I: Indoor
Track 1, Marketing Soc. S, 43
Scabbard and Blade 4
JOSEPH E. MacKINNON
126 Worcester St., Watertown
General Business
Newman Club 3, 4
ROGER M. LENFEST
59 Corbett St., Andover
General Business
S.A DI. 35 Newman Club 4
ALVIN R. LEVY
288 Summit Ave., Brighton
Northeastern University
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 45 S.A.M. 3,
4
FRED L. LEZBERG
622 Walk Hill St., Mattapan
Accounting
ZBT Treas.
Lock 2, 35 Accounting Soc. '2-4
WILLIAM H. LeRETTE
169 Main St., Wenham
Management
JOHN W. LEWIS, JR.
Dunstahle Rd., Tyngsboro
General Business
A1110 Corr. Secy., Rec. Secy..
V.P., Fellowship Chm.
MELVIN J. LIEBERMAN
9 Wiley St., Woburn
M.B.A.
Management
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THOMAS M. LOSEK
14 Broad St.,
New Britain, Conn.
Management
CORNELIUS J. LYONS
46 Mountfort St., Boston
Management
S.A.M. 4: Lock
RICHARD H. MacLEOD
Witherbee Ct., Pelham, N.Y
Advertising
ECIJE V,P., Pledge Trainer,
IFC Del.
Scabbard and Blade, SCA 1-
45 Outing Club 1, 2
JOHN Y. LOUNGWAY
S6 Peterborough St., Boston
Management
JACK MacCRACKEN
123 Pine St., Wollaston
M.B.A.
Economics
RAYMOND R. MacNEIL
64 Thetford Ave., Boston
Business Management
RICHARD M.
LEBOWICH
98 5th Ave.,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Management
ZBT Secy.
Sailing Club 3, 49 Fencing
Team Mgr. 4
FRANCIS S. LEVIN
21 Wildwood St., Dorchester
Insurance
WILLIAM B. LEY, JR.
310 River Ave
Providence, R. I
General Business
SCA 1-4, Exec. Bd. 3
DONNA E. LILLY
39 Stanwood Rd.,
Swampscott
Westbrook Junior College
General Secretarial
,MW
RONALD A. MADER
39 Clark St., Framingham
Marketing
Marketing Assn. 2, V.P. 3, 43
S.A.M. 2-4
JOHN T. MALLOY
36 Wycoma Way, Waltham
Advertising
AAX Pres.g AHQ Curr. Secy
SFA Float Parade Chm. 45
Newman Club 1-45 Veteran's
Club Q-4
KATHERINE D.
MARTIN
R.F.D. 444 Falmouth Rd.,
Portland, Me.
Westbrook Junior College
Marketing
AFA Social Chm.
Dorm. Pres. 35 IDC Pres. 3, 45
Thaea 43 HUB Staff 3, Assoc.
Ed. 4: Scarlet Keyg "Who's
Who"
FREDRIC M. MASON
14 Exeter St., Taunton
'Marketing
Hillel 1-45 Marketing Soc. 2-4:
Young Democratic Club 4
9-X
415
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
WALTER C. JAMES J. McGUINESS
MCDONOUGH 94 Alexander St., Dorchester
44 No. ltlunroe Terr., Personnel Administration
Dorchester S.A.M. 2-4, Program Chm. 3,
Management Veteran's Soc. 2: Newman
S.A.lNI. 3, 4 Club 1, 4
JOANNE F. MEOLI
JEAN J. MICHAUD
B Orchard St., Medford
21 Ocean Ave., Lynn
Business Education
KQ Treas.g IIQII Treas.
Thaeaq Newman Club? Italian
Club, Social Chm. 1, 3
RICHARDINE MINNIG
Revonah I'Iill, Liberty, N. Y.
Marketing
KQ
Cheerleading 1, 3. 4: Newman
Club 1-4, Del lg Rifle Team 2,
3
Massachusetts College Of
Pharmacy
M.B.A.
Marketing
CHARLES A. MIRAK
131 Cambridge St.,
VVinchester
CGE
General Business
71
GERARD P. MAHONEY
38 Newton St., Brighton
.Advertising
AK'1J' Master of Rituals
ARISTEDES T. MARINOS
992 Wibird St.,
Portsmouth, N. H
General Business
AKKP' Steward
Marketing Soc. 4: Orthodox
Club 1, Q
LESLIE K. MARTIN
308 Webster St.,
Needham Heights
Management
DAVID S. MATHEWSON
82 Ellerton St., Chicopee Falls
American International Col-
lege
Jlarketing
AKIP'
Stud. Conn., Pub. Chm. 43
Activities Coun., Treas. 43
Marketing Soc. 3, 4: Class
Senator 4
LEE V. MAIER
1063 Dorchester Ave., Boston
I nsurarwe
Insurance Soc.: Newman Club
MICHAEL I. MARKIS
19 Grosvenor Pk., Lynn
Marketing
LUIS A. MARTINEZ
QQ5 Commonwealth Ave..
Boston
ROBERT MAXWELL
Daniel's Carpenter Ct.,
Foxboro
M.B.A.
Insurance
WALTER J. MCNAMARA
49 Judson St., Malden
General Business
EUGENE U. MILLS
120 Montgomery St.,
San Francisco, Calif.
Rensselaer Polytechnical In
stituteg Stanford University
M. B. A.
Accounting
HOWARD MORRIS
52 Lane Pk., Brighton
M.B.A.
Industrial Management
5.A M.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
PAUL F. NOETZEL
14 Warner St., Somerville
Accounting
THOMAS E. O'DONOVAN
2588 Centre St.,
West Roxbury
Marketing
"Who's Who"
SIMONE A. OUDOT
Q93 Marlboro St., Boston
General Business
International Students Org.g
Fencing
BARBARA A. PAINE
14 Main St., Salisbury
Business Education
IIQII Historian
my I .
RICHARD J. MORRISON
Q5 Hall St., Somerville
Management
S.A.M.
CLIFFORD J, MURPHY
54 Sever St., Worcester
Worcester Junior College
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 3, 4g New-
Club 4
SANGCHAN NIRANDARA
258 Rajavithi Rd.,
Bangkok, Thailand
Centenary College for Women
General Business
Cosmopolitan Club 2-4'
' LS
THOMAS P. MOSHER
Centre St., Vineyard Haven
Mitchell College
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 3, 45 S.A.M.
2-43 SCA 2-43 Young Repub-
lican Club 8, 49 Rifle Club 3
ANTHONY J. NATALE
S. Coolidge Rd., Belmont
General Business
ACIDQ Secy., V.P., Treas., Sgt.
at Arms
Newman Club 1-43 Sailing
Club, Lear Commodore 8, 45
ALBERT NISSAN
Teheran, Iran
Management
S.A.M. 3, 4: Cosmopolitan
Club 92, 8
TERUO NUGANO
S939 Oharamach,
Chiba-Ken, Japan
M.B.A.
Foreign Trade
DAVID F. OSSINGER
IRENE J. NUNES
45 Ashley St., New Bedford
Business Education
IIQII V.P.
Thaea, Secy. 3, 4, YMCA 1
SIDNEY L. OSTROFF
944 Washington St., Holliston 110 Congress Ave., Chelsea
General Business
SCA 2-4
GEORGE D. PACKARD
202 Salford St., Wollaston
General Business
RAYMOND J.
PANNETON
5 Orchard St., Forge Village
Management
S.A.M., Pres.
72
A ccounting
JESSIE E. PAGE
147 Kent St , Brookline
Lasell Junior College
General Business
OXO Pres.
Eve. Stud. Coun. 1, 2, Secy.-
Treas. S, V.P. 45 "Who's
Who" 3: Scarlet Key 85 Prot-
estant Club, Pres. 3g Owls 1,
Secy. 2, Pres. 35 HUB Bd. 4,
Class Pres. 4
ROCCO A. PAOLINI
310 Revere St., Revere
Industrial Management
S.A.M. 25 Marketing Club
V.P.
JOHN L. MULKEEN
441 Rockvale Cir.,
Jamaica Plain
Marketing
MELVIN G. NELSON
150 Falmouth St.,
Portland, Me.
General Business
QIJEII Public Relations Chm.
Hillel 1-45 Rifle Club 35 Boost-
ers Club 3, 4
CHARLES R. NOCHELLA
131 Crescent Hill Ave.,
Arlington
General Business
ZAE Rush Capt., Warden
Newman Clubg S.A.M.
av'-is
JOSEPH V. PARENTE
83 Jaques St., Somerville
University of Maryland
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 3, 4
TEREN CE J.
PEMBERTON
292 Hallron St., Boston
Insurance
DONALD J. PHILLIPS
36 Anderson Rd.,
Framingham
General Business
PAUL POLISHOOK
17 Morris Lane South
Scarsdale, N. Y.
Marketing
TEC? Corr. Scribe
Crew lg Hillel 1, 2, 43 Blarket-
ing Club 3, 43 Drama Club 3
CHARLES L. PRESCOTT
41 Old Mystic St., Arlington
Northwestern University
General Business
Cross-Country, Mgr. l
ROBERT T. REIKIANN
3612 Queenswood Blvd.,
Toledo, Ohio
Marketing
AKIYQ A1110 V.P.
Scarlet Key 3, V.P. 45 IFC 2,
3, V. Speaker 41 SFA, Stud.
Govt. Problems Comm. Chm.
2, Float Chm. 3, Triple
Comm. Chm. 3, Rally Comm.
3, Chm. 45 Lock Q, 35 Wres-
tling Team 1-35 "Who's Who"
ROBERT L.
RICHARDSON
46 Mt. Vermou St., Saugus
General Business
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
.2
3
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'qc-....
ROBERT B. POLLACK
41 Holworthy St., Roxbury
Accounting
TEGJ
Hillel lg Accounting Soc. 2, 4:
Booster Club 4
JANET D. PRINCIPATO
39 Sycamore St., Belmont
Secretarial Studies
CIDBKIJ Treas.
PETER F. RICCIARDI
8 Southern Ave.,
Hampton Manor,
Rensselaer, N. Y.
Northeastern University
Management
Sailing Club
ALLEN RIDER
131 Dunster Rd.,
Jamaica Plain
M.B.A.
M arketiny
ARTHUR E. PARROW
74 Brook Rd., Milton
Accounting
JAMES C. PERKINS
210 No. Elm St.,
West Bridgewater
Marketing
Marketing Soc.
RANDALL L. PIKE
14 Highland Ave.,
Newport, N. H.
BERTRAM S. PATKIN
58 Beltran St., Malden
General Business
ARNOLD PEVNA
9 Highland Ave., Haverhill
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 2-4
RICHARD S. POLCARI
'29 Homer Rd., Belmont
General Business
Industrial Management
SFA 2, 3, Vice Chm. 4: Seab-
bard and Blade, Capt. 3, 45
Newman Club 1-45 S.A.lI, 4:
Marketing Soc. 4
Scarlet Key 4: Pershing Rifles
1, Q, P.I.O. Oflicer 3g Lock Q,
33 Stud. Cnun. 2-45 Nlyles
Standish Stud. Govt. Bd. 1,23
"VVho's Who"
W.
U,
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V vet.,
15"
MARYSE POLYNICE
46 Rue Bonne Foi,
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
General Business
A29
Newman Club l-43 Cosmopol-
itan Club 1-4-
NANCY DI. REID
40 Buswell St., Boston
Accounting
BPZ5 GPN
Accounting Soc. 4
GEORGE D. RICE
146 Allerton Rd., Newton
Management
JOSEPH A. RIZZO
100 Whittier Rd., ltledford
CLA
M.B.A.
Accounting
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
HOWARD B. ROTHMAN
8 Astoria St., Mattapan
General Business
SYLVIA T. SACKNOFF
1786 Robeson St., Fall River
Medical Secretary
Hillel 1, 2
RONALD S. SAVAGE
80 Longfellow Rd., Worcester
General Business
KIJA
Myles Standish Stud. Govt.
Bd. 8, Pres. 2: Activities
Coun. 25 Lock 23 Hillel 23
IDC 2
EDWARD N. SCHLAR
1276 Blue Hill Ave.,
Mattapan
Marketing
ZBT Secy.: BFE
Class Treas. 8: IFC 2, 85
Hillel 1-4, Coun. S: Market-
ing Soc. 2-45 ROTC Color
Guard 25 Pershing RiHes 1, 2g
Scabbard and Blade 3, 4:
Booster's Club S, 4: Psy-
chology Club 19 S.A.M. 2:
Lock
C. HARRY
SCHREIBER, JR.
1866 Northwest Blvd.,
Columbus, 0.
Massachusetts Institute of
Technologyg University of
Michigan, Ohio State Uni-
versity
M.B.A.
Accounting
EN
ANDREW J. ROEHR LORRAINE s. ROSEN
fl Goodwin Pl., Boston 14 NO- White Sli-.
University of Connecticut POUSIIIKCCPSIC- N- Y-
General Business Mefiivlll SW-'fGfl1T1l
Hillel
DANIEL S. ROSENBERG JEROME J. ROSENSTEIN
129 Sayles Ave., 27 W3ShlnKf0H St-I
Pascoag, R. I. Dorchester
Marketing General Bwinen
ACPO Historian
49
JOEL L. RUBINOVITZ
45 Lorna Rd., Mattapan
Marketing
TEQ
Marketing Soc. 8, V.P. 4
ROBERT D. SALTZBERG
61 Woodlawn Dr., Newton
Accounting
RICHARD S. SCAFIDI
288 River St., Waltham
Marketing
Newman Club 23 Marketing
Soc. S, 4
ALBERT T. SCHMITH
22 Black Creek Lane,
Warwick, R. I.
University of Rhode Island
Foreign Trade and Invest-
ments
Rifle Club 2, 8, Capt. Rifle
Team 4, Pres. Rifle Club 4
STANLEY A. SCI-IWARTZ
17 E. Boulevard Rd., Newton
Insurance
QA
Insurance Soc. 2, 8. Secy. 4
74
DAVID W. RYDER
172 Mt. Vernon St.,
Arlington
Marketing
LEE W. SANBORN
74 Pearson Rd., Belmont
Marketing
Marketing Soc.
THOMAS R.
SCALESE, JR.
66 Cushing St., Cambridge
Marketing
Marketing Soc.: Newman
Club
MURRAY J. SCI-IOONER
84 Kilsyth Rd., Brookline
Marketing
Rifle Team 2-43 Pershing
Rifles 1-4, Capt.: Scabbard
and Blade S, 45 Marketing
Soc. 1-43 Management Soc.
3, 4: Blood Drive Chm. 45
Scarlet Key: "Who's Who"
PETER J. SCURIS
45 Latham St.,
Groton, Conn.
Industrial Management
Orthodox Club 1, 2. Pres. S,
4, Brotherhood Coun. 8, 4:
Management Soc. 3, 4:
Boosters Club S, 4
MAXWELL ROSENBAUM
89 Theadore Rd., Newton
Marketing
TE41
Drama Club lg Hillel lg Lock
RONALD M.
ROSENTHAL
132 Westbourne Pkwy.,
Hartford, Conn.
Personnel Management
ZBT Historian, Pledge Mas-
ter
S.A.M. S, 4
DONALD G. SEELY
252 Franklin St., Quincy
Marketing
Marketing Club
MILTON L. SHAPIRO
82 Kilsyth Rd., Brookline
Marketing
Class V.P. 13 lNIarketing Soc.
3, 4: Crew 1
fi'-
a--1
KENNETH L. SHEIFFER
41 Commonwealth Ave.,
Newton
Marketing
CDA Social Chm.
Class Senate 3
SELWYN J. SHERMAN
5 Billow Ave., Revere
CGE
Accounting
Accounting Soc. 4
MARTIN SILBERT
63 Althea Rd., Randolph
Accounting
STUART C. SBIITH
851 W. Roxbury Pkwy.,
Chestnut Hill
General Business
TECIJ Warden, V. Chancellor
Basketball 11 IFC 1, 2, Secy.
3, Rush Chm. 4
WALTER STEINBERG
11 Maravista Rd., Dorchester
1NI.B.A.
Marketing
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM T. SHEPARD
68 Wesley Rd.,
Framingham Court
M.B.A.
Marketing
MARCIA W. SHERWOOD
50 Boston St., BIiddletou
tllanagemcnt
S.A.M. Secy.
CHARLES J. SILVA
19 South St., Marlboro
Worcester Polytechnical In-
stitute
Statistics
SKGJ
GEORGE W. SNOW
147 Glendale St., Everett
General Business
MARCIA J. STERNBURG
89 St. Paul St., Brookline
Secretarial Studies
Hillel 1
JACOB S. SEGAL
10 lVIace Pl., Lynn
Boston Collegeg Boston Uni-
versity
General Business
AEl'I Secy. Hillel Rep.
Hillel Q, 3
SIDNEY D. SHAPIRO
35 Swift Rd., Framingham
General Business
Arnold Air Soc. 3, 4: Choral
Art Soc. 1: Hillel 1-4, Brother-
hood Coun. 1, 2
'Vw
'75
PATSY F. SFORZA
145 Sargent St., Revere
Management
S.A.M. 2-4
JOHN E. SHAW, JR.
114 Essex St., Weymouth
General Business
'35
FRANCIS H. SHERIDAN
11 St. James Rd., Medford
Management
AKIP' Warden
EDWARD A. SIFF
28 Westridge Rd.,
New London, Conn.
Marketing
TEQP Sgt.-at-Arms, Historian,
Member-at-Large
Hillel, Brunch Chm. 1, Conn.
34 NEWS, Asst. Advertising
Mgr. 2, Advertising Mgr. 8,
Business Mgr. 45 Lockg Scar-
let Key: "Who's Who"
JOHN B. SINCLAIR
Mount Vernon St.,
Newport, Vt.
Management
BARBARA J. SOLOFF
539 W. Jackson Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
General Secretarial
Hillel
PAIILA A. STERNHELL
Q3 Pine Dr., Great Neck, N. Y.
Marketing
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
RICHARD H. SULLIVAN
315 Main St., Norfolk
Management
Newman Club 1-3
WARREN A. SWINDELL
26 Plymouth St., Everett
I nsurance
AZII
DeMolay 2-45 Wesley Club 2
CHARLES F. TATE
4 Jenny Lind St.,
New Bedford
Retailing
Newman Club 1, 2, Pub. Dir.
3, Coun. 49 Marketing Club 4
PHILIP T. TODISCO
162 Saratoga St., East Boston
Personnel Management
PHILIP B. TRUSSELL
613 Bay Rd., Hamilton
General Business
Arnold Air Soc. 3, Squadron
Commander 45 Military Ball
Co-Chm. 4
JOHN J, TWOHIG, JR.
19 Archer St., Lynn
Marketing
AAE
ADS 1, 2, V.P. 3, National
Convention Del.: Newman
Clubg Veteran's Assn.g Mar-
keting Soc.
STEPHEN M. STOLAKIS JOAN F. SULLIVAN
17 Sandy Bar Dr.. Worcester 80 Fairbank St., Brighton
Worcester Junior College Marketing
Accounting IIPFN Panhellenic Del.
Accounting Soc. 3, 4 Newman Club Sg Marketing
Soc. 3
76
WILLIAM J.
SUNDERLAND
220 W. Atlantic St.,
Shenandoah, Penn.
Villanova University, Penn-
sylvania State University
Management
Newman Club 1
MARIANN TALANIAN
28 Eldridge Rd.,
Jamaica Plain
General Business
Armenian Club 1, 23 Rifle
Club 8. 45 French Club 1
ALAN M. TATTLE
31 Basset St., Lynn
Insurance
Insurance Soc. 15 Hillel 45 De-
Molay 1
JOHN F. TRACEY
68 Endicott Ave., Revere
General Business
Newman Club
CLEANTI-IES S. TSORVAS
24 Pulaski St., Peabody
Tufts University
Management
EDWARD J. VAICH
79 Waban Pk., Newton
Management
WILLIAM J. SWEENEY
13 Court St., Woburn
Brandeis University
Insurance
Hockey 3
GLEN R. TARANTO
74 Annairan St., Roslindale
Advertising
ADS 3, 4
CARROLL H. TAYLOR
92 Beach St., Malden
Marketing
Newman Clubg Marketing
Soc.
ALAN TRAUB
261 Beach 138 St.,
Belle Harbor, N. Y.
Marketing
QA
Marketing Soc. 3, 43 Hillel 1-4
WILLIAM J. TULLY
92 Creston Ave., Woburn
General Business
SERGE D. VALME
13 Champs-de-Mars,
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Institution Saint-Louis De
Gonzague
Insurance
Cosmopolitan Club 3, 43
French Club 3, 45 Spanish
Club S, 4, Varsity Soccer
PHILIP P. SULLIVAN
8 Almont St., Mattapan
Industrial Management
OKCID
DONALD L. VEINOT
36 Eddy St., West Newton
Management
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BARBARA M.
VRADENBURGH
223 Boston Ave., Itledford
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ROSE IVALDMAN
608 E. Haley St.,
ltlidland, Mich.
Business Education Marketing
KD RBC- SCCY-S HGH RCC- Marketing Soc. Q-45 Hillel 1-Q
Secy.
Thaea 3, 4
GEORGE J- DAVID G. WARREN
WALWOOD, JR. 36 Arlington Rd., Melrose
ltlanayemmt General Business
AKIY'
Newman Club 1-4: S.A.lWI. 3. 4
DAVID P- RANDALL E. WEBBER
WEATHERHEAD 775 Highland Ave., Medford
P. 0. Box 363,
VVestbrook, Conn.
.llanagement
S.A.M. 4
EDWARD B. WEINER
10 Abbot St., Dorchester
Management
S.A.M. Q-4
JOSEPH N. WHEELER
48 Fayette St., Cambridge
Accounting
CI3EI'l
Accounting Soc. 3, 45 Boosters
Club 3, 45 German Club 1
Industrial Managemerzt
AKIP'
Senator 45 Activities Coun.,
V.P. 4
PATRICIA A. WEST
927 Glenburnie Rd., Roslindale
General Secretarial
IIQII Corr. Secy.5 2.541 Corr.
Secy.
Thaea5 Class Secy. 35 Panhel-
Ienic Conf. 4
CHARLES W. WHITE
118 Glenville Ave., Allston
Marketing
AKIDQ V.P.5 AEII Secy.
Newman Club 1, Q
JOSEPH E. WHOLLEY DAVID E. WIBERG
2 Fidelis Way, Brighton 14 Fayette St., Watertown
Accounting Jlanagernenl
Accounting Soc.
JOSEPH J. VISCO
1192 Ivest Main St.,
Phelps, N. Y.
Accounting
Crew 2-45 Accounting Soc. 2-
45 Stud. Coun. 4: Class Pres. 4
,pu-we
ROBERT A. VITELLO
P.0. Box 159, Ocean Bluff
Management
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CALEB E. WALLACE
2 Mulliken Ct., Augusta, lIIe.
University of Maine
Management
AKIIJ'
ARTHUR H.
WASSERMAN
19 Mout Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
JPEII Rec. Secy., Pres.
IFC DeI,: Marketing Soc. 25
Boosters Club 3, 45 Hillel 1-3,
Membership Dance Chin. 4
ANNE C. WEINER
64 Highland Terr., Brockton
rllerlical Secretarial
Hillel 1-45 Shelton Social
Chnl. 2, Public Relations
Chm. 3
WARD E. WETHERELL
45 Hillside Ave.,
West Newton
Boston College
rllanagement
Newman Club 3, 45 S.A.M. 4
DOROTHY WHITKIN
91 Clark St., Newton
Northeastern University
Marketing
Sociology Club 8, 4, Rec.
Ser'y.5 Hillel 3, 45 Marketing
Soc. 4
GEORGE V. WILLIAMS
95 Whipple Rd., Lynn
Marketing
Marketing Soc.5 S.A.BI.5
Newman Club: Veteran's
Club
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
RICHARD A
WOODHEAD
220 Kelton St.
Management
S.A.M.
ROBERT A. YOUNG
79 Jefferson Dr., Norwood
Colby College
Insurance
Insurance Soc.
RICHARD G. ZMUDZIEN
62 Adams St., Dorchester
General Business Statistics
Basketball l-33 Newman Club
2-43 Marketing Soc. 8
, Allston
Ride Club
CLAIRE M. ADAMS
Landing, Kennebunk, Me.
University of Maine
Secretarial
ARMEN A. AMERIGIAN
MURRAY J. BACANOFF
8 Brook St., Brighton
Accounting
RICHARD W.
BERGSTROM, JR.
50 Everard St., Worcester
General Business
AKW'
WILLIAM J. BESSO
28 Charles St., Auburndale
Management
RICHARD E. BLOOM
ELINOR J. BOCHES
51 Hamilton Ave., Haverhill
Secretarial
CHARLES B. WILSON GEORGE E. WINSOR
1824 Beacon St., Brookline 96 Linden St., Allston
Insurance General Business
Insurance Soc.
RONALD M. WOLIN RAYMOND J. WOLNIK
1 Samoset Rd., Worcester 16 Walnut St., Lowell
Worcester Junior College Accounting
Marketing BFE
AAE Accounting Soc. 1, 2
CLAYTON L.
WOODWORTH, JR.
82 Shepard St., Cambridge
Accounting
Accounting Soc.
MARTIN N. ZABAR
69 Clinton Rd., Brookline
General Business
Wrestling 1
JACOB ZUCKER
95 Greenleaf Hill,
Great Neck, N. Y.
Finance
IIJEII Treas., Pledge Master
Boosters Club 3, 49 Hillel 1-45
Young Democrats Club 3
Cards With No Pictures
INSUK YANG
262-7 Don-am-dong, Seoul,
Korea
Becker Junior College
Management
S.A.M 43 Cosmopolitan
Club 3, 4
FREDERICK N.
ZEYTOONJIAN
2 Bronson Terr.,
Jamaica Plain
Marketing
EQEQ AQO
Armenian Club 1-4, Pres. 35
Rifle Team 2, Capt. 8, IFC 2,
3, Treas. 45 Marketing Club
3, 4: Scarlet Key: Scabbard
and Blade 8, 4
GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES
JAMES P. BOUTIETTE
55 Manor Dr.,
Newark 6, N. J.
Lowell Technological
Institute
MBA
Management
TEE, dw
S.A.M.: Newman Club
PETER W. BOWMAN
DOUGLAS L. BRENNEN
JANE B. BROWN
Bridge St., Bucksport, Me.
Business Education
I'IOl'I
YWCA 1
BRADFORD A. CHACE
40 Thornton Pk., Winthrop
General Burinees
SCA 15 Study Group 1. 2,
Treas. 8, 4: Wesley Fellow-
ship, Rec. Secy. 4
GEORGE F. CLIFFORD
1120 Rosefield Way, Menlo
Park, Calif.
Massachusetts Institute
Technology
MBA
Market ing
LAWRENCE E. CLOSE
30 Irving St.. Cambridge
Economics
CHARLES D. CROFFORD
72 Willow St., Wollaston
Eastern Nazarene College
MBA
Accounting
JOSEPH F . CYR
TYLER H. DAY, JR.
BURTON M. DEITCH
JOSEPH O. DEMERS
30 Pleasant St.,
Springvale, Me.
Northeastern University:
78 Florida State University
Production Manager
THOMAS C.
DESHMOND
24 Chester St.,
FRANZ D. WOLFF
16 Argyle St., Everett
American International Col-
lege
M.B.A.
Marketing
Hillel 1, 2
CHARLES J.
WONDELL, III
18 Halstead St., Saugus
Marketing
Veteran's Club, V.P. 35 Newt
man Club 2-4: ADS Q
of Newton Highlands
Boston College
General Business
Newman Club 43 S.A.M. 3, 4
JORN DITZEL
5 Taft St., Newton
cal School
Ph. D.
Biology
EE.
Copenhagen University Medi-
KOSTAS G. DOIKOS
80 Bowker St., Brookline
Management
ALBERT J. EDELSTEIN
97 Cedarhurst Ave.,
Cedarhurst, N. Y.
Marketing
TEfII'
ELAINE S. EVANS
15 Sllnw Rd., Vvellesley
Gerzvral lfusinfss
FKIPB, V.I'.
LAVVRENCE J.
FENNESPIEY
44 1IIorrison Ave., Somerville
Vill:l.nov:t Ivniversity
flL'm'rul lfmz'Iz0.v.v
Footlrull Q-4
JAAIE5 V. FLEAIINII
5AAlI'l'lL E. GOLDNIAN
GERALD GRAY
Q63 Alonntnin Ave., Alnlden
Gmzwrtll 1i11sz'l10s.s'
Pre-Legnl Foe.: Hillel
ELAINE K. HARRIS
33 Justin Rd., Brighton
Bzasiums lizlzlmfiorz
IIQII
Orthodox Club, Ree. Seey. 4
S'I'EI'HEN P. HOLMES
PAIfL II. IIORLICK
192 Cnmpello Rd.,
Framingham
Ifniversity of Alissonrx
.II arkeii I1 g
EDVVIN H. JOSE, JR.
NIAURICE KATZ
168 Glemvny St., Dori-hester
.lcruzuzting
PAIJI. J. KELLEIIER
JAAIES II. KELLY
4 Carol Ave., Brighton
,llarlrzlizzy
IVILLIAAI A.
KELLY, JR.
G IVor1hing1on St., Boston
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BE'I"l'E J. KROHN
49-I E. 57 St.,
New York, N. Y.
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COLLEGE
DONALD VV. LALLV
7 Higlllztnrl Terr., Ileverly
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JAAIES A, I.OCKIIAR'l'
210 flllurles Ave.,
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JOSEPII P. MALONE
MYRON fl. INIARGOLIN
-Iii Noltingllill Rd., Brighton
Northezlstern Ifniversitv
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JAAIES 'l'. AICCARRIFK
58 I'l1-llsfnnt Ft., Revere
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CHARLES C.
MCKI-INNEY
MARVIN A. 3II'I"I'l-IL
ANNA NI. BIORTON
9 Prospeet Ct., Kingston
Secrrfurfrll Sffllzlfm
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Panhellenie Conf. 1, 2:
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DAVID R. MIINRO
EDIVARD F. AIL'RI'IIY
190 AI5sIie Valley l'kwy.,
Arlington
General Iiiwirzess
JOYCE M. NEIVBIAN
JOHN H. O'BRIEN
Aeorn Laine, Lincoln
General Business
OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
THOMAS E.
O'DONOVAN
C1538 Centre Ft.,
West Roxbury
Jlllfkfflillfl
A4112 Pres.
Pershing Rifles, Operations
Officer 1-I-3 Sezlhlmrfl and
Blade, Drill Sgt. fl, 4: New-
Inun I'lnlw 1-45 Alnrlieting
Clnh Il, 43 Boosters flnlm,
AIen1lxership Chill. Il, I
RICIIARD P. 0'I.EARY
DONALD I'. OIJLYIION
DONALD ll. OAVENS
EDIVARD .l.
PICONE, JR.
43 Temple St., Arlington
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JAAIE5 A. PREKIYI'
IVILLIAAI F. REID
586 Central Ave.,
Needllnm Height-5
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BRENDAN J. REILLY
165 Colnmlmns Ave.,
Wvhite I'lnins, N. Y.
General Iiuszncss
Footlmll 4: Newman Clnh
RICHARD II. ROBBINS
2 Herhert Rd., VVoreester
,Ilurlcrlizzg
113A
NEWS
ARLEEN B.
ROSENFELD
ANNE J. RUBEN
DAVID VI. RYDHR
172 Alt. Vernon St.,
Arlington
Jlarkvtiny
AKIIJ' Asst. Social Chin.
DONALD AI.
SCHLANG EN
HERBER'I' L. SIM AIS
351 VVnshingtou St..
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IVright Junior College
.lI11rL'1'Iz'11y
KENNETH II. SLOVIN
Q9 Lowther Rd., Snxonvillv
Boston Vniversity
BI IIA
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DONALD II. FPIEL
'75 Judith Rd.,
Newton Centre
General llzmfrzuss
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JAAIES E. '1'EAGIfE
.IOSEPII fi. 'IIELLIER
11 Pierei Rd., Belmont
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JANINE R. TI-IIERRY
Q3 Cnlvin Rd., Ncwtonville
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KKI1 florr. Feey.
YVILLIAAI J. TILLY
92 Vreslin Ave., IVohnrn
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IRIVIN I. VVALLACE
23 Sherwood Rd.,
Fwnrnpseott
Insurnrzrz'
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Bridge I'lnlJ 2-fl-, Pres. 9.
JOHN A. VVEBS'I'ER
26 AIorrison Rd. IV.,
IVnl'ieIield
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BAE Ilonse AIgr., Stewnrd
Cheerleader 3, Capt. 4: Insur-
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ROFI-IELLE L. WEINI-IR
10 Ahhot St., Dorchester
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837 East 5 St., Fonth Boston
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BARBARA s. ALSEN
A O I Y " 5 16 Laurel St. Arlington
1 A Physical Therapy
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HAROLD J. DAME
B75 No. Main St., Brockton
Physical Therapy
SHEILA M.
DOUGHERTY
Winter St., Lincoln
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy Clubg Social
Dir. Senior Commuter
SHIRLEY K. EATON
204 W. Monument Ave.,
Hatboro, Penn.
Denison University
Physical Therapy
AQII
SFA 3, 4: Idler, Ed. 2, S: Phys-
ical Therapy Club 2, 8, Bus.
Mgr. 2
SALLY R. GILCHREST
119 Oxford St., Cambridge
Christian H. Buhl Hospital
School of Nursing
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy Club 3, 4
DONNA M. BARUFALDI
427A Court St., Plymouth
Physical Therapy
MARY C. BURKE
46 E. 66 St., New York, N. Y.
Manhattanville College of the
Sacred Heart
Physical Education
Physical Educ. Club 2-44
Newman Club 2, 8, Banquet
Comm. Chm. 43 Badminton
Club 2g Stud.-Faculty Rela-
tions Comm. 4g Pictorial 49
Black Masque 2
ELIZABETH H.
BACHNER
411 5 Ave., Belmar, N. J.
Physical Therapy
JAMES C. BERTSCHY
Hodgeport Lane, Dover
Physical Therapy
WINIFRED C. COLLINS
33-Q8 81 St.,
Jackson Heights, N. Y. I
Penn Hall Junior College
Physical Therapy
Sarg. Handbook Ed., Idler
Sports Ed.g Christmas Fair
Co-Chm. 33 Pictorial Stall,
NEWSg SFGA, Honor Sys-
tem, Stud. Activitiesg Physi-
cal Therapy Club 2-4, Wom-
ens Recreation Assn. 2-4:
Arn. Physical Therapy Assn.
3, 4
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ROSALIE M. DANSKER
180 Shirley St., Winthrop
Physical Therapy
Hillel, Coun. Del. 1, 2, Rec-
Secy. 25 Pictorial Stall 4
ANN D. DRISKO
75 Porter St., Malden
'97
CAROL J. DECOSTER
S6 Joliet St., Laconia, N. H.
Physical Education
SEGA 2, 35 Class Pres. 8
SALLY A. DYSON
60 Washington St., Hudson
Physical Therapy
Class Treas. 2
Physical Education
LEYA E. EPHRASS
86 Park St., Kennebunk, Me.
Physical Therapy
Hillel Rep. 25 Tumbling Club
1, Pres. 23 SARP 25 WRA 2g
Physical Therapy Club 2-4
NAOMI FRIES
'78 Thornton Rd., Waltham
Physical Education
KKI' Pledge Trainer, Asst.
Membership Chm.
Social Dir. Bureau, Secy. 3,
Pres. 4: SARP 43 Riding Club
JANET S. GRAINGER
24 Main St.. Rocky Hill,
Conn.
Physical Education
KKI' Marshall
SARG SCA 1, V.P.
1-33 Physical Educ. Club 1-4g
Badminton Club 15 Freshman
Orientation Leader 4: Class
Social Dir. 3, 4
JAMES M. GRIFFIN
1815 Eager St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Johnson C. Smith University
Physical Therapy
ANNE J. BAK
210 Ann St., Rome, N. Y.
Physical Therapy
Dorm Pres., Dorm Conn.
Secy.
JEAN A. BLACKWELL
P.O. Box 341, Woodland, Me.
Physical Education
Pictorial 8, Ed. 43 SFGA, 2nd
V.P. 3, Stud.-Faculty Rela-
tions Comm. 8, 4
SAMUEL CRONIS
1684 Massachusetts Ave.,
Cambridge
Dean Junior Collegeg
Brandeis University
Physical Therapy
CYNTHIA E. GROGAN
156 Sexton St.,
New Britain, Conn.
Physical Education
Class V.P. 2
JUDITH E. HEY
10 Kemper St., Wollaston
Physical Therapy
Wesley Fellowship 1, 2, V.P.
3, Secy. 4, Pres. 5: SCA 1-55
YWCA 1, Secy. 25 Physical
Therapy Club 3-5
BEVERLY L. ISRAEL
6 Frontenac Rd., Worcester
Physical Therapy
Scarlet Key 8, 41 Honor Aux.
3, Pres. 4, Corr. Sec.: SFGA Sz
Exec. Comm. 3, 4, Rec. Secy.
33 Class Secy. 1, 23 Chm. BU-
SARG Pre-Freshman Week-
end 2, 3: Agend. Comm. Chm.
8: Founder's Day Banquet,
Ticket Chm. Q1 "Wl1o's Who"
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SALLY J. LEVANGIE
187 Beaver Dam Rd.,
Scituate
Emanuel College
Physical Education
Acquaintance Comm. 2, 8,
Secy.
CAROL ANN MCCARTHY
11 Carisbrooke St., Andover
Physical Therapy
AAA Song Leader
Chorale 1, Pres. 2, 85 Modern
Dance Club 1, Secy. Q3 Junior
Day Chm.g Junior-Freshman
Tea Chm.g Planning Dev.
Comm., Solicitation Chm. 3,
Stud.-Faculty Relations
Comm. 3, Chm. 45 Physical
Therapy Club 1-3, Pres. 4g
Class Secy. 33 SFGA Bd. 4:
SARP Bd. 45 House Coun.,
Secy. 3.
MARY A. MITCHELL
8 Orchard Rd., Egypt
Physical Education
CHARLOTTE A.
NUGENT
1867 Edge Hill Rd.,
Abington, Penn.
Physical Therapy
Alumni Coordinating Bd.
Chm.g Physical Therapy
Clubg SFGA
COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
or
MARIE E. MAILLET
518 Franklin St.,
Rumford, Me.
Physical Education
Freshman Show Chm.: New-
man Club 1, 2, 45 BU Band
Majorette 1, 2, 43 Modern
Dance Club 1, 2, 4, Pres.:
WRA 43 SARG Stunt Nite 1,
Chm. 23 Scarlet Key
ALICE P. MCMAI-ION
104 Scituate St., Arlington
Regis College
Physical Education
Commuter's Coun., Secy. 13
Newman Club 2-4
YVONNE M. MONGEAU
11 Pond View Ave., Scituate
Physical Education
Newman Clubg SARP, V.P.:
Class Secy.'4g SFGA
DIANNE F. PAILLE
34 Hodges St., Attleboro
Physical Education
Class Pres. 4: Class V.P. 35
SFGA 43 Honor Auxiliary 3,
43 Camp Conn. 1, Sp Physical
Educ. Club 1-43 Band 1. 25
Scarlet Keyg "Who's Who"
83
MARY J. HAGAN
44 Stafford Rd.,
Stamford, Conn.
Physical Education
Physical Educ. Club 4: Bad-
minton Club, Pres. 25 YVom-
en's Recreation Assn., Treas. 1
VERNA G. HITCHNER
R.F.D. ffl Bridgeton, N. J.
Physical Education
Social Dir, 1-4
PATRICIA A. KILROY
17 Tolman St., Neponset
Physical Education
Class Pres. 1, Q1 SFGA 1-3,
Treas. 4, Honor Auxiliary 3, 4,
V.P. 35 Scarlet Key 3, Rec.
Secy. 43 Finance Comm. Chm.
41 Constitution By-Laws
Comm. Chm. 8
JEAN A. HANSEN
26 Hyde Blvd.,
Ballston Spa, N. Y.
Physical Therapy
Scarlet Key
NAOMI J. HOCHBERG
4 Garrison St., Chestnut Hill
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy Club 2, 4g
Hillel 1-3
JUDITI-I J. KOHL
"Ingleside" R.E.D. ffl,
ltlystic, Conn.
Physical Education
Class Song Leader 1-3, Univ.
Song Leader 4: Pictorial Class
Rep. 1, Q, Asst. Ed. 3, Photo
Ed. 4, Black Masque 3, 45
Badminton Club 2, 31 Nlod-
ern Dance Club 1, 25 Fresh-
man Show Co-Chm. lg Phys-
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MARILYN S. MARCUS
18 Huntington Dr.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
Physical Education
MARGARET A.
BICNALLY
266 Highland Ave.,
Winchester
Physical Education
WRA, Secy., V.P., Pres.:
Physical Education Club
CAROLE L. MUSHIER
45 Woodland Way,
Manhasset, N. Y.
Physical Education
Building Fund Comm. Chm.:
Women's Recreation Boardg
SF GA
. DORRIS V. PAILLE
34 Hodges St., Attleboro
Physical Education
SFGA, V.P. 3, Pres. 45 Camp
Coun., Pres. 3, V.P. 85 Scarlet
Key 8, 4: Honor Auxiliary 45
SFA 4: Band 1, 25 "Who's
Who"
COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
ANN M. SULLIVAN
193 Bailey St., Lawrence
Physical Therapy
EK Scholarship Chm.
Class Treas. S3 Commuters'
Coun., V.P. 3, Pres. 43 Phys-
ical Therapy Club 1-8, Bus.
Mgr. 4
CAROL A. WADELL
14 Candlewood Rd.,
Trumbull, Conn.
Physical Education
Pictorial, Bus. Mgr. 4
JOYCE C. WHITWORTH
17 Bonwood St., Newtonvilh
Physik-al Therapy
Physical Therapy Club 2-4
JANET M. PATERSON
1579 Commonwealth Ave.,
Brighton
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy Club
SYBIL J. POWDEN
22 Kenilworth Cir., Wellesley
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy Club 8,
V.P. 43 Commuters Coun. 23
Social Dir. 23 Stud.-Faculty
Relations 4.
MARCIA A.
RAN SEHOUSEN
242 Alabama Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
Physical Education
AUDREY F. SLADE
528 Luther Ave., Somerset
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy Club 2-43
Stud. Activities 3. V.P. 43
Dorm Pres. 83 Dorm Coun.
S: Thanksgiving Assembly
Program Chm. 23 Modern
Dance Club 1, 2, Social Dir.
43 Move Up Day Chm. 2
DOROTHY A. PINDER
72 Arlington St., Leominster
Physical Therapy
Class Treas. 43 Physical
Therapy Club 2-4
PAULINE E. QUESNEL
78 Lafayette St.,
New Bedford
Physical Education
DOROTHY E.
RASMUSEN
Marengo, Ill.
Monmouth College:
University of Wisconsin
Physical Therapy
HARRIET J.
STRZELEWICZ
Thompson Rd., Webster
Physical Therapy
IDC, Corr. Secy. 23 SFA 3, 43
Physical Therapy Club 1-43
SFGA S, 43 Honor Auxiliary
4: Junior-Freshman Tea Co-
Cbm. 83 Dorm Pres. 2: Scar-
let Key? "Who's Who"
MARY E. THOMAS
North Clarendon, Vt.
Physical Therapy
Black Masque 1, 23 Physical
Therapy Club 2-43 Stud. Ac-
tivities 2, 3
SALLY A. WARD
149 Orris St., Melrose
Physical Education
Ad? Asst. Social Dir.
Social Dir. 23 Social Dir. Bu-
reau Secy. 2
DOROTHY M. WOLFE
41 Cutler St., Winthrop
Physical Therapy
Women's Rifle Teain 13 Black
Masque 13 Hillel 1, 23 Physi-
cal Therapy Club 4
84
EDWARDINE J.
VECCHIOLLA
18 Ash Rd., South Windsor,
Conn.
Physical Education
Physical Educ. Club, Pres. 43
Stud. Activities 13 Newman
Club 2
CAROL A. WENDELL
173 Mt. Vernon St., Malden
Physical Therapy
AAA, V.P., Scholarship Chm.
Class Treas. 13 Class Rep.,
Social Comm. 3, Current,
Co-Ed. 3, Ed. 43 Newman
Club 13 Physical Therapy
Club 8, 4
JEAN A. WOOLLEY
431 Grotto Ave.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Physical Therapy
SCA
FAYE V. PLUNKETT
9 Kinnaird St., Cambridge
Physical Therapy
Chorale 1, 23 Modern Dance
Club 1-33 Pictorial Staff 3
AUDREY L. RANDOLPH
293 Bayview Ave.,
Inwood, N. Y.
Physrbal Therapy
Physical Therapy Club: Sarg.
Newspaper Ed.3 SFGA
SANDRA C. ROLLER
66 Maverick St., Chelsea
Physical Education
NEWS 8, 43 Senior Show
Chm. 43 Hillel l, 2
BEATRICE R.
SUDRABIN
63 Franklin Ave., Wollaston
Massachusetts Memorial
Hospital School of Nursing
Physical Therapy
SCA, Membership Co-Chm.
43 Wesley Fellowship, Year-
book Ed. 8, Membership
Chm. 43 Physical Therapy
Club 3, 4
JANET E. YOUNG
33 Hoover Rd., Needham
Physical Thcrapy
Class V.P. lg Lennox Hall
V.P. 1, Pres. 2: Senate 1:
Newman Club: Physical
Therapy Club 2-4g Dorm
Coun. Pres. 4
COLLEGE OF P
HYSICAL EDUCATION
MARILYN J. YOUNG
CA-2 Cloyne St.,
Newport, li. I.
Denison University
Physical Therapy
I'lBfIJ Program Chnl., Music
Chm., Historian
SFGA 13 Pictorial, News Ed.
15 SDC 3, 4
GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES
CLARA L. ARNOLD
78 Newhall St., lllalden
Physical Education
PRISCILLA D. BAUCH
1039 W. Galena Ave.,
Freeport, Ill.
Coe Collegeg Illinois State
Normal University: Rockford
College
Physical Education
AAA
Sl-IEILA R. BRODSKY
64 Newman Rd., Malden
Physical Therapy
Hillel 1, 2, Del. 33 Am. Phys-
ical Therapy Assn. 3, 45 Phys-
ical Therapy Club 3, 4
ROSITA COREY
Barrett's Mill Rd., Concord
Physical Education
Class V.P. 4
JANET A. GREER
Lakeville, Conn.
Physical Education
ADELA L. JARVIS
80 Kensington Rd.,
Weymouth
Physical Education
JOAN M. KENT
Q51 Edgar Pl.,
Elizabeth, N. J.
Ithaca College
Physical Therapy
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R.F.D. Elm St., Marshfield
University of Dayton
Aeronautical Engineering
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
811085
ALFRED J. ENGLISH, JR.
62 Elmwood St., Somerville
Management
JAMES HICKS
PETER T. HOUSTON
34 Downing St., Hingham
John Hopkins University
Aeronautical Engineering
CHARLES H. ALLEN
108 Brookside Ave., Belmont
Aeronautical Engineering
Class Treas.5 Stud. Activities
Comm.g Crew 15 HUB Bd.g
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
ences, Treas.
GEORGE P. BOYLE
265 E. Eighth St.,
South Boston
Management
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
ences: Am. Rocket Soc., New-
man Clubg Stud. Coun.,
Treas.
GEORGE E.
BUNNEWITH
14 Schofield St., Dudley
Aeronautical Engineering
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
ences
CHARLES S. ASMAR
49 Locust Ave.,
Danbury, Conn.
Management
KIT
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
encesg S.A.M.: Am. Rocket
Soc.
WILLIAM E. BRENNAN
51 Cherry St., Lynn
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Aeronautical Engineering
JAMES B. CASLER
108 Garden St., Needham
Aeronautical Engineering
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
encesg Am. Rocket S0c.g
S.A.M.
K..
PETER C. DELUCA
48 David Terr., Norwood
Design
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
611865
JAMES O. ESSELSTYN
Claverack, N. Y.
Design
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
ences 2-4: Stud. Govt. 1
WILLARD E. HICKS, JR.
815 Beacon St., Boston
Aeronautical Engineering
RONALD H. JOHNSTON
R. 99 Falmouth Foreside,
Portland, Me.
Aeronautical Engineering
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
CIICBS
STEPHEN P. DOHERTY
40 Camp St.,
New Britain, Conn.
Management
ARTHUR F. HASSETT
69 Darch Rd., Watertown
Design
ERNEST R. HILLJE
633 Tiogue Ave.,
Coventry, R.I.
Design
Class Secy. 43 Institute of
Aeronautical Sciences 2,
Treas. 3, V. Chm. 43 Am.
Rocket Soc. 4
EDWARD I. KEEZER
58 Harold St., Milton
CBA
Engineering Management
Hillel, Interest Group Comm.
Chm. 35 Track 2, 3
NORMAND I.
BOUDREAU
20 Lincoln St.,
Centerdale, R. I.
Engineering with
Business Major
DAVID W. BROCK
R.F.D. M, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Aeronautical Engineering
Sailing Clubg Institute of
Aeronautical Sciences
DENNIS F.
COLLINS, JR.
90 Williams Ave., Hyde Park
Aeronautical Engineering
Class V.P. 41 HUB Bd. Rep.
43 Chm. of Blood Dr. 45 Insti-
titute of Aeronautical Sci-
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RICHARD S. MACCABE
107 Gordon St., Allston
Management
Institute of .Aeronautical Sci-
ences 2-45 Stud. Coun. 35
Chin. Stud. Alumni Dinner-
Dance 3
LEONARD J.
MOCKOPETRIS
53 Torrey St., Dorchester
Aeronautical Engineering
Soccer SQ Institute of Aero-
nautical Sciences 2
STANLEY T.
PARTEL, JR.
351 Lehigh Ave.,
Palmerton, Penn.
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Design
AXA
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
ences: Am. Rocket Soc.
COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL
RICHARD J. RE
229 Summer St., Somerville
Design
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
ences: Am. Rocket Soc.
DONALD R. ST. PIERRE
7 Hawson Rd., Sanford, Me.
Aeronautical Engineering
Scarlet Key 3, 4: Stud. Coun.
1, 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 SFA 45
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
ences 2-4: Newman Club 1, 92,
45 "Scarlet Key"
ROBERT J. WALSH
337 Broadway, Chelsea
Aeronautical Engineering
Newman Club
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CHARLES F. XIATHER
12 Avon St., West Lynn
Massachusetts Institute of
Technologyg Lowell Institute
.llanagement
Owls
FRANK H. NICHOLS, JR.
P.O. Box 241, VVest Yarmouth
Aeronautical Engineering
CARMINE F. PECORARO
16 Dean St., Dorchester
Design
Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
FRIEDRICH C.
MAURIER
1291 Naugatuck Ave.,
Milford, Conn.
Design
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JAIWIES H. OTIS, JR.
32 Howie St., Melrose
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158 East St., East VValpole
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825 E. Broadway,
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192 Maine Ave.,
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Aeronautical Engineering
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16 Haskell Ave., Leominster
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492 Division St., Fall River
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Johnson's Pl.,
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11 Hancock Rd., Malden
Aeronautical Engineering
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1032 Chestnut St.,
Manchester, N. H.
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GEORGE A. CHADWICK
38 Columbia Rd.,
North Andover
Aeronautical Engineering
LEON J.
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1720 Columbia Rd..
South Boston
Aeronautical Engineering
.IOHN DOHERTY
226 Tvoburn St.,
VVest Medford
Industrial Management
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14 Stratford Pl., Islington
Aeronautical Engineering
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447 Park Dr., Boston
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-I-2 Perrin St., Boston
Aeronautical Engineering
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JAMES H. POWERS
49 Burroughs Rd., Braintree
Aeronautical Engineering
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5 Whitby Terr., Dorchester
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815 W. South St., Akron, O,
S.T.B.
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JOHN C. DIAMOND, JR.
309 Vifalker Ave., Norfolk, Va.
Hampton Institute
S.T.B .
Theology
QIPWIJ
INIILTON B.
EFTI-IIDIIOU
1503 Metropolitan Ave.,
Bronx, N. Y.
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox
Theological School
S.T.M.
Religious Education
Orthodox Club
PAUL M. EWING
227 6th Ave. East,
Twin Falls, Ida.
Syracuse University
S.T.B.
Theology
DONALD W. ANDERSON
Maidstone, Ontario, Canada
Assumption University: Vic-
toria University
S.T.M.
Psychology and Pastoral Coun-
seling
RICHARD A.
BENTZINGER
North Court Rd.,
Ottumwa, Ia.
Iowa Wvesleyan College
S.T.B.
Theology
EOE
MVSA Coun. 25 Seminary
Singers, Pres. 3
LEONARD S. BIIXTON
14 Buswell St., Boston
Albright College: Boston Ifni-
versity
S.T.lNI.
Psychology of Religion
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DAVID W. BELL
Friendship, Me.
University of Connecticut
S.T.B.
Theology
FRANKLIN E.
BLANCHARD
76 So. Worcester St.,
Chartley
Lyndon Teachers College
S.T.B.
Pastoral Ministry
GILBERT H.
CALDWELL, JR.
GQ7 So. Ashe St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Samuel Houston Collegeg
North Carolina A and T
College
S.T.B.
Theology
AGPA
NIVSA, Class Rep. 1, V.P. 3g
Stud.-Faculty VVorship
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BARRY F. COOKE
194 Grand River St.,
North Paris, Ontario, Canada
Victoria Collegeg Emmanuel
Theological College
S.T.M.
Psychology and Pastoral Coun-
self ng
PHILIP R. DIETTERICH
1938 63rd St., Des Moines, Ia.
Ohio Yvesleyan University
S.T.B.
T hlzology
JOHN N. ELLIOT
Fox Lake Rd., Angola, Ind.
DePauw Universityg Boston
University
S.T.lNI.
Social Ethics
Christian Social Witness
DONALD H. FADO
2501 Shasta St.,
Redding, Calif.
Shasta College: College of the
Pacific
S.T.B.
Theology
SFA 3: MVSA
JAMES B. DARCY
1528 W. Ruscomb St.,
Philadelphia, Penn.
Pennsylvania State Univer-
sity
S.T.B.
Theology
DONALD R. DUNBAR
49 Calmar St., Brockton
Boston Universityg Univ
sitaet Freiburg
S.T.B.
Theology
fI5BKg AQUA
Philosophical Club: KAIROS
ROBERT ELLIOTT
294 Creek St., Wrentham
Boston University
S.T.B.
Theology
SANFORD FASTH
5 Coburn Ct., Lowell
CGEg Boston University
S.T.B.
Ministry
EARNEST R. BELL
9829 High St., Eugene, Ore.
Oregon State College
S.T.B.
Theology
Christian Social Witness
JABIES M. BUSCH
1228 Highland Ave.,
Portsmouth, Va.
lNIorris Brown College
S.T.B.
Theology
CPBE Secretary
N.A.A.C.P.
VVALTER N. J. CONNOR
38 Newcomb Ave.. Saugus
United States Merchant Bla
rine Academy
S.T.B.
fn-
DEVVEY R. FINDLEY
Rural Route One,
Bargersville, Ind.
Franklin College of Indiana
S.T.l5l.
Social Ethics
Christian Social Witness 2-4
W. ROBERT FOWLER
17 Snow Ave., Brockton
DePauw University
S.T.B.
Systematic Theology
FRANK L. GREENWOOD
Q15 VV. VVashington St.,
Clarinda, Ia.
Simpson College
S.T.B.
Theology
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DONALD P HXSKELL
720 E Lincoln he
Rox il Oak Mich
UHlVCfSltV of Michigan
Q T B
Theology
VIRGINIA A. HOCKER
1767 So. Wheeling St.,
Tulsa, Okla.
University of Tulsa
M.R.E.
Religious Education
YEAGER HUDSON
Route 2, Box 247,
ltleridian, Bliss.
Millsaps College
S.T.B.
Philosophy
Seminary Singers 1, Treas. 2,
Bus. Mgr. 35 Philosophy Club
9, 3
ROBERT L. JOHNSTON
3428 Rock Island Rd., Quincy
CUE: Boston University
S.T.B.
Thcology
Prisoner Rehabilitation
Cornrn.g Christian Social WVit-
ness
5 iff.
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V. .15 cw.-is
JOHN 1' HATCHETT
180 11 essen St
Pontiac Mich
Wavne State Lnlverslty
S T B
Theology
Christian Social Witness:
SCA Grad. Asst.
EDVVARD L. HOFFMAN
12 Church St., VVestboro
South Illinois Universityg
Drew Universityg Temple
University
Ph.D.
Religious Education
CLEONE IRVINE
6907 Duncan Ave.,
Tampa, Fla.
Florida Southern College
1I.R.E.
Religious Education
AWG: KOHQ EPEQ l'll"lNI
LOREN D. KIENHOLZ
Box 29, Lucien, Okla.
Oklahoma City University
S.T.B.
Theology
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SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
JOHN Bl. FOSTER
1089 Neilson St.,
Albany, Calif.
University of California
S.T.B.
Theology
Christian Social Vllitness
J. PAUL FRANKI-I
508 80th Pl. SO.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Birmingham Southern Uni-
versity
S.T.B.
Theology
ROBERT S.
HABERSHAM
1024 20th St.,
West Palm Beach, Fla.
Bethune-Cookmau College
S.T.B.
Philosophy
AKM GPBE Pres
Mt Vernon Stud Assoc
Methodist Stud ltlov ement
MARYLU J. FOWLER
917 Beacon St., Boston
University of Idaho
M.R.E.
Religious Education
INIVSA Board 2
JOHN W. GOSNELL
Mount Airy, Md.
Bridgewater College? Beth-
any Seminaryg DePaul Uni-
versity
S.T.M.
Religious Education
VINCENT S. HART, JR.
924 Buswell St., Boston
Oberlin College
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60 Katherine Rd., 1Vatertown
West Virginia Universityg
Washington and Jefferson
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S.T.B.
Theology
MARY A. HOFFMAN
Akron, Ia.
Morningside College
M.R.E.
Religious Education
DAVID E. JELLIFF
216 E. Third St.,
Corning, N. Y.
Fredonia State Teachers Col-
lege
S.T.B.
Pastoral lllinistry
JABIES A. KING
2221 5th Ave.,
Los Angeles. Calif.
Fniversity of Redlands
S.T.B.
Theology
Christian Social VVitness
SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
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CHARLES H. MOORE
20 Summer St., Marblehead
Central College
S.T.B.
Theology
EIVIANUEL J.
MOUROULIS
Atherns St. 2413,
Athens, Greece
University of Athensg Ecu-
menical Institute
S.T. M.
Psychology and Pastoral Coun-
selling
DARWIN H. NUTT
Depot St., Bernardston
Taylor Ifniversity
S.T.B.
Theology
Stud. Minister
ERNST E. KLEIN
173 Morton St.,
Newton Centre
University of North Dakotag
Colgate-Rochester Divinity
School
S.T.M.
Systematic Theology
QE2: CIJAK
SAMUEL E. L0
Kuei-Jin Church,
Taiwan, Formosa
Taiwan Theological College:
Pasadena College
M.R.E.
Religious Education
Cosmopolitan Club: Chinese
Club
JAMES E. McCOBB
940 San Jose Dr.,
Grand Rapids, lIich.
University of Michigan
S.T.B.
Theology
JOLORENE I. MILLER
3542 No. Damen Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Kendall College, Syracuse
University
S.T.B.
Theology
BRUCE A. KOERNER
Howard Lake, Minn.
Northwest Nazarene College:
United Theological Seminary
S.T.M.
Psychology and Pastoral Coun-
seling
WALTER K. LYON
109 Park Ave.,
Cranston, R. I.
Eastern Nazarene College
S.T.B.
Theology
J. JOSEPH MCINTYRE
1745 Kit Carson St.,
Casper, Wyo.
University of Wyoming
S.T.B.
Religious Education
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DAVID C. MOIR
10 Hill Crescent St.,
Vilormit, Fife, Scotland
St. Mary's College
S.T.M.
Psychology and Pastoral Coun
seling
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E. BERNICE MOORE
10560-83 Ave.,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
VERNON C. MORSE
14 Nichols St.,
Danbury, Conn.
University of Alberta: United
Church Training School
S.T.B.
Counselling
Dorm Grad. Counsellor
Eastern Nazarene College
S.T.M.
Religious Education
CHARLES L. MYERS
10 hIiddle St.,
Farmingham, hIe.
Purdue University
S.T.B.
Theology
Christian Social Witness:
Stud.-Faculty Comm., Chm.
GEORGE H. OUTAN
4-9 N. Peach St.,
Philadelphia, Penn.
Morgan State College
S.T.B.
Systematic Theology
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GEORGE Y. NISHIKAWA
2305 T St.,
Sacramento, Calif.
Sacramento Junior College:
College of the Pacific
S.T.B.
Pastoral Ministry
MVSA 2, Pres. 43 SFA, Exec.
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MARLENE PETERSON
135 Winthrop Rd., Brookline
Baldwin-Wallace College
lI.R.E.
Religious Education
MARILYN J. LAYSON
S14 E. 96 St., Seattle, Wash.
S.T.B.
Theology
Christian Social Witness
Chm.
DONOLD E. MAYS
502 Chestnut St.,
Henderson, Ky.
Kentucky Wesleyan College
S.T.B.
Theology
Christian Social Witness 1-33
Worship Comm. 1
ROBERT D. McNEIL
Box 278, VVellman, Ia.
Iowa Wesleyan College
S.T.B.
Theology
Christian Social Witness
JANE H. MONTGOMERY
132 Race St., Sunbury, Penn.
Pennsylvania State Univer-
sity
S.T.B.
Student Work
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JEANNE A. POWERS
328 State St.,
Mankato, Minn.
Mankato State College
Princeton Theologis-al Sem-
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S.T.B.
Parish .llin islry
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RICHARD R. RUYVH
32-L So. Ramona St.,
Monterey Park, Calif.
University of California
S.'I'.B.
Theology
HERBERT F. SEAVRRS
133 So. Pleasant St.,
Oberlin, O.
Gordon College: United The-
ological Seminary
S.T.M.
Sociology of Religion
RICHARD W, SHARPE
1647 Parker Ave.,
Fort Lee, N. J.
Arizona State College
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3535 Bessemer Ave. SRV.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Tuskegee Institute
S.T.B.
Parish ,llinistry
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Christian Social Vllitness
JOHN R. TISDALE
Q36 Grove St.,
South Braintree
Cornell College
S,T.B.
Th eolog y
JOHN G. VVALL
51 E. 43rd St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn College
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17 Yarmouth St., Boston
M.R.E.
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JAMES W. THOMPSON
Q Wollaston Ave., Arlington
Capital l'nivc-rsityg I'nited
'llheologival Seminary
S.'l',M.
Chrislirm f'falur'uIiol1
WILLIAM J.
WASHINGTON
2001 E. I2tll St.,
Austin, Tex.
Samuel Huston College: Gam-
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S.T.BI.
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CHARLES F. REHFFS
62 Rust St., South Hamilton
Baldwin-VVallaee College
S.T.B.
Theology
TONGSHIK RYL'
7-15 Commonwealth Ave..
Boston
The Methodist 'Theological
Seminary
S.T.M.
Theology
JAN F. SELBY
1044 E. Yvayne St., Lima, O,
Ohio Yvesleyan Ivniversity
S.T.B.
Theology
Christian Social Witness,
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Bothell, Washington
Lewis and Clark College
S.T.B.
Theology
WILLIAM D. RICH
5035 Lowell St. NNY.,
Washington, D. C.
Ohio W'esleyan University
S.T.li.
Theology-Pasioral .llinislry
JIfLII'S SCOTT
Yviley College, Blarshall, Tex.
Wiley College: Garrett Bib-
lical Institute
S.T.M.
Worlrl Religions
QIIWIJ
SAMUEL D. SELLERS
-L77 Washington St.,
Gloucester
NIINIUST College
S.'I'.B.
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College of W'oosterg Bostoi
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1309 So. Elin St.,
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Iowa State College
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347 County St., New Bedford
Vniversity of Connecticut
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BOX 308, Rt. 5,
Durham, N. C.
VVinthrop College
M.R.E.
Religious Education
SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
GERALD W. WEISS
9540 E. Q5 St.,
Granite City, Ill.
McKendree College
S.T.B.
Theology
TENNYSON L.
WHORTON, JR.
Box 103, Kerens, Tex.
Southern Methodist Univer-
sity: Duke University
S.T.M.
New Testament
WILLIAM D. WHIPPLE
8 Hathaway Rd., Marblehead
Princeton University
S.T.B.
Theology
F. EMERSON WOOD
Pleasant St., Epping, N. H.
West Virginia Wesleyan Col-
lege
S.T.B.
Old Testament
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PHILIP A. BIONDO
JAMES C. BRAID
2110 Rosewood Dr..
Pontiac, Mich.
Albion College
S.T.B.
Theology
MVSA
JAMES M. BUELL
PHILIP T. COMFORT
FLOYD CRONKITE
24-c Shaler Lane, Cambridge
Colby College: University of
Washington: Harvard Uni-
versity
S.T.M.
Psychology and Pastoral Coun-
seling
ROBERT B. CUMLER
JAMES W. DANIELS
15 Fairmont St., Malden
West Virginia Wesleyan Col-
lege
S.T.B.
EVELYN F. DARCY
1528 W. Ruscolnb St.,
Philadelphia, Penn.
Birmingham Southern College
M.R.E.
Religious Education
DENIS J. DRAGONAS
23 Appleton Ave., Beverly
Holy Cross Orthodox The-
ological School
S.T.M.
Sociology and Social Ethics
Orthodox Club
FRANCIS J. DUCHARME
RONALD E. EPPLER
EDGAR F. FILE
162 Cottingham St.,
Toronto, Canada
University of Toronto
Ph.D.
Social Ethics
THOMAS FISHER, JR.
H20 So. Aibson St.,
Princeton, Ind.
Evansville College: Garrett
Biblical Institute
Ph.D.
Christian Education
JOHN W. GATTIS
466 Wensly Ave.,
El Centro, Cal.
Whittier College
S.T.B.
Theology
ROBERT E. GUSSNER
Glyndon, Minn.
Hamline University: Perkins
School of Theology
S.T.B.
Theology
HUGH E. HAGGARD
PAT E. HARRELL
3 Clarendon St., Natick
Abilene Christian College:
Harvard University
Th.D.
Church History
JUNE F. HELFER
J. RUSSELL HITE
358 Dorchester St.,
South Boston
Lawrence College
S.T.B.
Parish Ministry
CARL L. HOWARD
502 Fauquiun St.,
Fredericksburg, Va.
Lynchburg College
S.T.B.
Theology
GARY J. LEMMON
1609 Crook St.,
Falls City, Nebr.
Nebraska Wesleyan Univer-
sity
S.T.B.
Theology
JOHN R. LILLY
153 Water St., Wakefield
University of Massachusetts
S.T.B.
Theology
EVAN F. LUCAS
1876 Beacon St., Brookline
University of Washington
M.R.E.
Religious Education
CHARLES F. McCOOK
Lizella, Ga.
Emory University
Ph.D.
Religion
FREDERICK R. MILLS
PETER L. MISNER
501 Palouse St.,
Wenatchee, Wash.
College of Puget Sound
S.T.B.
Theology
DOUGLAS R. MOORE
816 Scenic Hill Dr.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Texas Wesleyan College
S.T.B.
Theology
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ROBERT A. MOORE
1182 Laurie Ave.,
San Jose, Calif.
College of the Pacific
S.T.B.
Pastoral Ministry
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RONALD L. PARKER
9129 Railroad Ave.,
Carnegie, Penn.
Allegheny College: University
of Pittsburgh
S.T.B.
Theology
BART C. PATE
818 No. Zangs Blvd.,
Dallas, Tex.
University of Texas: Univer-
sity of Michigan: Vanderbilt
University
S.T.B.
Theology
DAVID J. POWELL
315 Trail Ridge Rd.,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
University of Kansas City:
Kansas Junior College
S.T.B.
Social Ethics
EINO O. RANKINEN
80 Ellsworth Rd., Peabody
Jamestown College
M.R.E.
Religious Education
RICHARD S. ROPER
157 Warren St., Quincy
Baker University: Lift School
of Theology
Ph.D.
Religious Education
NOLAN G. SANSOM
MARK C. TROTTER
LESTER T.
WHITELOCKE
1362 Florida Ave.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Bethel Town College: Florida
College
M.A.
Old Testament
YMCA, Ministerial Alliance
JAMES B. WILLYARD
87 May St., Lowell
Cleveland Bible College: Tay-
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S.T.B.
Theology
PAUL R. YOUNGHOLM
RONALD G. WHITNEY
36 Vanderbilt Rd.,
Warwick, R. I.
Boston University
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74 East Brookline St., Boston
Harvard College
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Medicine
ARTHUR L. FINN
18 Ware St., Cambridge
Harvard College
M.D.
Medicine
Begg Society
VICTOR FORMISANO
310 High St., Bristol, R. I.
Providence College:
Brown University
M.D.
Medicine
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ROBERT M. ABRAMS
61 Martin St., Holyoke
Amherst College
M.D.
Medicine
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Wassenaar, Holland
Colby College
M.D.
Medicine
CIJX
JAMES I. CARR
Briggs St., Dighton
Denison University
M.D.
Medicine
AKK
RALPH F. ALFENITO
556 Wynnewood Rd.,
Pelham Manor, N. Y.
Columbia University
M.D.
Medicine
CIJX
WILLIAM A. BOYD
109 Horadan Way, Roxbury
Pennsylvania State College:
University of Illinois
M.D.
Medicine
Begg Society: EW'
JOSEPH CATALDO
121 Glenville Ave., Brighton
Harvard College
M .D.
Medicine
AKK
JOHN J. CHIARENZA
128 88 St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Columbia University
M.D.
Medicine
AKK
YI-CHUAN. CHING
2226 Hyde St., Honolulu,
Hawaii
Harvard College
M.D.
Medicine
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DONALD A. DECOSTA
56 Willard St.,
So. Portland, Me.
University of Maine
M.D.
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GILBERT R. FISCH
20 Hobson St., Newark, N. J.
Rutgers University
M.D.
Medicine
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ROBERT G. FROST
1 Lovett Ct., Beverly
Boston University
M.D.
Medicine
MORTON G. FELDMAN
67-55 Fleet SL,
Forest Hills, N. Y.
Franklin and
Marshall College
M.D.
Medicine
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BRENDA G. FONER
82 Park Ave., Cambridge
Radcliffe College
M.D.
Medicine
JOSEPH R. GAETA
18 Pequot St.,
Providence, R. I.
Brown University
M.D.
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ADA, Treas.g AKK, Historian,
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EUGENE C. ALVER
32-41 Harvest Rd.,
Wantagh, N. Y.
Friedrich Alexander
University
M.D.
Medicine
MORTIMER J.
BUCKLEY, JR.
15 Otsego Rd., Worcester
Holy Cross College
M.D.
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AOA, Pres.5 OX, Secy.
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WILLIAM J. CATES
155 Harding Ave.,
Kingston, N. Y.
Harvard College
M.D.
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ROBERT J. CONTE
88 Tileston St., Boston
Harvard College
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54 Stearns Rd., Brookline
Boston College,
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ASA F. HAMBLY
381 Highland Rd.,
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Tufts College
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PAUL J. HEALEY
178 Walcott St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Fordham University
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46 Abbottsford Rd..
Brookline
Boston University
M.D.
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RICHARD N. KAPLAN
404 May St., Worcester
Amherst College
M.D.
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AQA
DONALD L- KELLEY
24 Newbury St., Worcester
Clark University
lNI.D.
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EDMOND M. KOURY
112 Lois St.,
Torrington, Conn.
College of the Holy Cross
M.D.
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MURRAY S. LOCKE
394 Adelaide Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
Harvard University
M.D.
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CHARLES P. LUCAS
84 South St., Medford
Harvard College
M.D.
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JOHN M. KURKJIAN
1691 Commonwealth Ave.,
West Newton
Tufts Universityg Uni
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DONALD R. LOMBARD
9 So. ltlain St., Caribou, ltle.
University of Maine
M.D.
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EDWARD W. LUKA
26 Planderville Ave.,
Gariield, N. J.
Columbia College
M.D.
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REGINA H. HURLEY
56 Davis Ave.,
West Newton
Regis College
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PAUL KARLSBERG
934 Furnace Brook Parkway,
Quincy
Harvard University
M.D.
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LEO T. KELLEY
67 Ridgewood Rd., Milton
Boston College
M.D.
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1119 Main St., Brockton
Harvard College
M.D.
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501 Rochester St., Fall River
Middlebury College
M.D.
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DENIS W. KING
96 Wentworth Ave., Lowell
Bowdoin College
M.D.
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LUCY LEE
Dagupan City, Philippines
M.D.
Medicine
BERNARD W. LUBKE
146 Washington St., Norwood
Boston University
M.D.
Medicine
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BARRY M. MANUEL
31 Sturgis St., Winthrop
Boston University
M.D.
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89 Park Dr., Boston
Amherst College
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80 E. Concord St., Boston
University of Chicago
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156 Washington St., Norwood
Yale University
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MELVIN TEFFT
155 Strathmore Rd., Brighton
Harvard University
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10 Willow St., Wollaston
Boston University
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JOHN J. MCLAREN
864 Longwood Ave., Boston
Bates College:
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'78 Egmont St., Brookline
Harvard University
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104 Chatham Rd.,
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Boston University
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76 Boyer St.,
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University of Maryland
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47 Hancock Ave.,
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Middlebury College
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35 Williams St.,
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Harvard College
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14 Nevada Rd., Quincy
Boston College
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S27 Clark Road, Brookline
Harvard University
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61 Crystal St., Melrose
Bates College
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'75 Brixton Rd. So.,
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Indiana University
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10 Sixth St., Medford
Tufts University
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844 N. Church St.,
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Morehouse College
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95 E. Brookline St., Boston
Boston University
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25 5th St., Bangor, Me.
University of Pennsylvania,
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28 Becket St., Dorchester
Harvard University
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89 Park Dr., Boston
Smith College
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120 Larkspur St., Springfield
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196 Goden St., Belmont
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9 Prescott Rd., Lynn
Boston University
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Boston Collegeg Columbia
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344 Washington Ave.,
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8 Fairfield St., Boston
University of Rhode Island
LL.B.
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Artist Falls Rd.,
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Dartmouth College
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5607 Florence Ave.,
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University of Pennsylvania
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28 Hyde Terr., 33 Boulevard Terr., Brighton
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22 Winslow St., Gardner 64 Ross Rd., Bridgeport, Conn.
North Western University: Georgetown University
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JOHN F. CULLITY
525 Concord St.,
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Holy Cross College
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20 Kent St., Dracut
University of New Hampshire
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13 Linden St., Salem
Boston University,
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110 Coolidge St., Revere
Simmons College
LL.B.
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ASHMUN N. BROWN
P.O. Box 437,
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Gonzaga University
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Law Review, Comment Ed.
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2 Spoflord Ave.,
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Miami University
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ROBERT J. EATON
35 Highland St., Bangor, 1Ic.
Bowdoin College
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CAROL J. EVERBERG
3 Oxford Pl., YVoburn
Boston University
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Boston Ifniversity
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Fordham University
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JOHN A. GLEDHILL, JR. KENNETH J. GOLDEN
16 Chapel St., Lewiston, Me. 126 YVarren Ft., Brighton
Bowdoin College
LL.B.
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Brandeis University
LL.B.
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WILLIAM G. GORMLEY JASON A. GOTTLIEB
60 Addington Rd.,
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Boston College: Boston
College Graduate School
LL.B.
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DAVID HERSHBERG
591 Berwick Ave.,
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University of Vermont
LL.B.
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45 Beechcroft St., Brighton
Boston University
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2 Beach St., Newtonville
Dartmouth College
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272 South Rd., Bedford
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201 VV. 77 St.,
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Allegheny College
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EARLE GROPER
648 Vlfashington St.,
Brookline
Harvard College
LL.B.
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HENRY J. ISAAC
544 Garfield Ave.,
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University of Connecticut
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ALFRED H. KAFKA
38 Massapoag Ave., Sharon
Bates College
LL.B.
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RICHARD KESHIAN
14 Fessenden Rd., Arlington
Boston University
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DAVID H. KOPELMAN
70 Park St., Brookline
Boston University
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W. JEAN LAFLAMME
912 Montgomery St.,
Manchester, N. H.
College of the Holy Cross
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385 Pleasant St., Worcester
Colby College
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PAUL LEVINE
64 Connecticut Blvd.,
E. Hartford, Conn.
LL.B.
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FREDERICK MANDEL
284 Cedarhurst Ave.,
Cedarhurst, N. Y.
Boston University
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122 Bowdoin St., Boston
Harvard University
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SANFORD M.
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238 Warrington St.,
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Clark University
LL.B.
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Law Review
RAYMOND R.
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208 Horner St.,
Toms River, N. J.
University of North Carolina
LL.B.
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ALLEN J. LANDAU
370 Longwood Ave., Boston
Colby College
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JOHN E. LECOMTE
48 Almont St., Medford
Tufts University
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NICHOLAS E.
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232 Hobart St.,
Welch, W. Va.
LL.B.
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181 Adelaide Ave.,
Providence. R. I.
LL.B.
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334 Smith St.,
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Brown University
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55A Winthrop St., Marlboro
Northeastern University
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105 Terry Pl.,
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Ohio State University
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346 Seaver St., Dorchester
Boston University
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MARVIN W. KUSHNER
43 Ocean Ave., Winthrop
Bates College
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Q95 Huntington Ave., Boston
Northeastern University
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16 Martinack Ave., Peabody
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702 Green St., Cambridge
Villanova University
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6 Colon St., Brighton
Boston University
LL.B.
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315 Birckstone Blvd.,
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Bates College
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ROBERT J. IVIOSS
178 Beach 138 St.,
Rockaway Beach, N. Y.
University of Connecticut
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47 Salem St., Fitchburg
St. Michael's College
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45 Aldrich Rd., Watertown 190 School St., Brockton
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G52 Huntington Ave., Boston 28 Elm St., HatHeld
Boston University LL.B.
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457 Washington St.,
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Syracuse University
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ROBERT M. MEYERS
727 Hope St.,
Springdale, Conn,
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Central St., Berlin
Boston University
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691 Washington St.,
Braintree
Boston College
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64 Hutchinson St., Revere
Suffolk University
LL.B.
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JOHN J. MARTIN
784 W. Housatonic St.,
Pittsfield
University of Massachusetts
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JAN K. MICHALSKI
15 Vernon St., Worcester
Clark University
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ANTHONY P.
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13 Brooks Pk., Medford
Northeastern University
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JOHN F. NUTILE, JR.
lifliddletown Ave.,
North Haven, Conn.
St. Michael's College
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STEPHEN T. PAPPAS
143 lVlain St., Keene, N. H.
Boston University
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103 Unit St., Providence, R I
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RONALD H. RAINER
1396 Commonwealth Ave
Brighton
Brandeis University
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24 Dean St., Worcester
Gordon College, Harvard
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151 Beacon St., Boston
Northeastern University
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85 Main St., Saugus
Bowdoin College
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187 Lyon Ave., East
Providence, R. I.
Trinity College
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HARVEY J. RESH
83 Oakdale Rd., Newton
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University of Southern
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CHARLES J. ROGERS. JR.
69 Parkway Dr., Warwick,
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Providence College
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27 Washington St.,
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Boston University
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629 Mount Pleasant Ave.,
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Providence
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Springfield Rd., Palmer
American International
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169th St., Providence, R. I.
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75-28 67 Rd., Middle
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Queens College
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686 Washington St.,
Brookline
Boston University
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100 Crawford St., Roxbury
Boston University
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255 Washington Ave.,
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Boston University
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20th Sz Providence Ave.,
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Harvard University
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95 Mount Hood Rd.,
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Boston University
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105 Olney Ave., North
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112 Bridgham St.,
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Hassig Rd., Torrington,
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808 Common St., Belmont
Cornell University
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16 Lester Ave.,
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University of Connecticut
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41 N. Elm St.,
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Pine St., Madison, Me.
University of Elaine
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Babson Institute
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184 Bay State Rd., Boston
Oberlin Collegeg
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140 Beaufort St..
Providence, R. I.
LL.B.
Law
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34 Fallon Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
University of Rhode Island
LL.B.
Law
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63 Aberdeen Rd., Milton
Boston University
LL.B.
Law
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Law Review Q, 3
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5 Park Vale St., Brookline
Bowdoin College
LL.B.
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87 Main St..
Greenville, N. H.
Tufts College
LL.B.
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Middle St., Vvest Newbury
Northeastern University
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49 Englewood Ave., Brookline
Brown University
LL.B.
Law
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ALICE ATAMIAN
81 South St., Jamaica Plain
Simmons College
Social Studies
History Club
ROUPEN BAKER
VILMA Y. BEDELL
48 Burlington Ave.,
Wilmington
University of Massachusetts
Elementary Education
Congregational Club 2, Secy.
3: Elem. Educ. Club 2-4:
SCA Q, 3
JOAN A. BERKOWITZ
335 McKinley Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Speech Therapy
Psychology Club 1: Dramatic
Club 2: Hillel 2
ARNOLD J. ADREANI
82 Orient Ave., East Boston
Elementary Education
Scabbard and Blade: Italian
Club: Elem. Educ. Club
SALVATORE R. ALBANO
74 Franklin St., Somerville
H istory
Football 1-3
RHODA S. ALPER CHARLES L. ANDERSON
290 Williamson Ave.,
Hillside, N. J.
University of Vermont
Speech Therapy
IIA8: AEKD
House Coun., Member-ab
Large S: Hillel 1, 2, 4: Dra-
matic Club 2
Baker's Lane, Marshfield
Physfabal Education
Football 1-4
RICHARD N. EDWARD E. ASALEY
ARMSTRONG 427 Broadway, Cambridge
25 Andrews Rd., Quincy Elementary Education
Physical Education Basketball 1-3: Baseball 1-4
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WARREN F. AVERILL
32 Rich Valley Rd., Wayland
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Science
JOSEPH A. BARLETTA
30 Mayberry Ave., llledford
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Science
Soccer 3, 4: Newman Club 1.
3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4
GLORIA I. BAKER
68 Northridge Ave.,
Torrington, Conn.
Elementary Education
HAS
Shelton Hall, Activities Chm.
2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Hillel
Coun. 3: Debating Club 2:
Young Republican Club 2:
"Who's Who"
ALLEN L. BEAVERS, JR.
1612 W. Gibson St.,
Scranton, Penn.
Youth Services
APO: ECIJE
Scarlet Key: DeMolay Ad-
visor: Planning and Dev.
Chm.: Univ. Freshman Orien-
tation Comm., Exec. Comm.:
SCA: YMCA, Secy., Rep.:
"Who's Whoi'
SHEILA S. BELKIN
24 Mermaid Ave., Winthrop
Syracuse University
Speech Therapy
AK Corr. Secy., Social Chm.,
Purchasing Agent, Hillel Del.
Hillel 2-4: Dorm Secy.-Treas.
JUDITH BI. BERENSON
147 Franklin Ave., Chelsea
University of Maine
Elementary Education
Hillel, 8, 4: Elementary Educ.
Club 3, 4: Psychology Club 4
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BARBARA F. BERMAN
188 Evelyn Rd., Newton
Elementary Education
Hillel: Young Republican
Club
INEZ S. BERMAN
264 Kelton St., Allston
Elementary Education
Psychology Club 1: Elem.
Educ. Club 2
MELVIN R. ALEXANDER
57 Washington St.,
Newburyport
JC
Social Studies
Myles Standish Govt. Bd.
Rep.: Hillel
BERNARD D. ANSEL
291 So. W. 19th Ave.,
Miami, Fla.
Secondary Education
Sec. Educ. Club: Hillel
LESLY J. ASNIS
New Jersey
University of Vermont
Elementary Education
1'IA9
Dorm Floor Secy.-Treas. 3
03
SARABEL BLAFER
53-00 Horatio Pkwy.,
Bayside, N. Y.
Queens College
Elementary Education
NEWS 1-35 Hillel 1-33 Elem.
Educ. Club 1: Houseplan
Pres., V.P., Secy., Treas.
RICHARD M. BOYSEN
175 Homecroft Rd.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Syracuse University
Recreation and Youth Services
SCA 45 Sec. Educ. Club 45
Sociology Club 45 Sailing Club
45 Rifle Club 4
ROBERT G. BROWN
11 Court End Ave.,
Bliddleboro
University of Massachusetts
Physical Education
CATHERINE B. BURNS
59 Lothrop St., Beverly
Elementary Education
l'IBlIZ'
Elem. Educ. Club
ELLEN J. CARLISH
1084 Sterling Rd.,
Union, N. J.
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club
SANDRA B. CASHER
3426 Green St.,
Harrisburg, Penn.
CGE
Elementary Education
Dramatic Clubg Hillelg
WBUR
ELIZABETH H. CENTER
15 Cliff St., Arlington
Elementary Education
AEA Treas., Social Chm.,
Chaplain
Elem. Educ. Club 1-4: Class
Secy. Q5 Stud. Coun. 3, 45
Activities Coun. 3, 45 SED
Stunt Night 2, Chm. 3, 43
Dorm Social Chm. 3: Dorm
Coun. 35 Panhellenic Del. 2:
SCA 1: HUB Bd. 4: SED
Glee Club 35 Senator 3, 4
ROBERTA J. CAINE
24 N. Eastfield Ave.,
Trenton, N. J.
Beaver College
Elementary Education
Dorm House Mgr. 25 Wom-
en's Rifle Team 2-4: Hillel 3
JANET A. CARLO
31 St. James Rd.,
Shrewsbury
Elementary Education
HAS
Newman Club 1-35
Educ. Club 2, 3
Elem.
JOHN E. CASSIDY, JR.
18 Moultrie St., Dorchester
Social Studies
KACD Secy., Treas.
Stud. Coun. 1-3, Treas. 45
Torch 3, V.P. 45 Geography
Club 1-3, Pres. 45 Class Treas.
1-35 Sec. Educ. Club 1-4,
Treas. 2, 45 SED Newspaper
1, Ed. 2, 35 Young Democrats
Club 35 Newman Club 1-4
JUDITH R. CHALFIN
1152 Commonwealth Ave.,
Allston
Elementary Education
CD22
Hillel 1-4, Corr. Secy. 3, So-
cial Comm. Chm. 25 Glee
Club 1, 3
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
SYBIL J. BORNSTEIN
11 Royal Rd., Brookline
Russell Sage College
Elementary Education
CAROL A. BRADY
68 Vvinslow Ave., Somerville
Elementary Education
EK Reporter, Treas., Rec.
Secy., Philanthropy Chm.
Newman Club 1-45 Elem.
Educ. Club 92, 35 Sec. Educ.
JOUBERT K. BOWEN
Jamaica, B. W. I.
Mico Training College
Elementary Education
Cosmopolitan Club 2, 35 SCA5
Elem. Educ. Club
MAXINE L. BRODER
249 Beverly Rd.,
Chestnut Hill
Russell Sage College
Elementary Education
Hillel 3, 4-5 Elem. Educ. Club 3
Club 2
ROBERT R. BROWN
RUTH L. BROWN
51 Newcomb St., Haverhill
History-Social Studies
117
61 Willowdean Ave.,
West Roxbury
Lesley College
Elementary Education
Hillel 1-45 Elem. Educ. Club
35 Glee Club 3
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ISABELLA A. CANTELDII
203 E. Packer Ave.,
Bethlehem, Penn.
Elementary Education
Ad? Social Chm., Rush Chm.
Newman Club5 Glee Club 15
Shelton Hall Floor Mgr. 25
Panhellenic Del. 4
ANNIE L. CASEY
1474 Chapin St., N.W.,
Vvashington, D. C.
American Universityg Sargent
Speech and Hearing Therapy
F22 Subcharities Comm.
Rep.
Stud. Coun. 8, 45 Activities
Coun. 3, 45 Drama Club,
"Dark of the Moon" 45
Chapel Choir 3, 45 Liturgical
Dance Choir 35 Dorm Secy.-
Treas. S, 45 SFGA 15 Modern
Dance Club 15 SED Glee
Club 3
VIRGINIA C. CASSIDY
34 Trevore St., Quincy
Spanish
Sec. Educ. Club 2, 3, Pres. 45
Newman Club 1-4: Glee Club
35 Stud. Coun. 2, 3, Secy. 45
Activities Coun. 25 Torch 3,
Secy. 45 SED Stunt Night
Chm. 35 Class Officer 25 Scar-
let Key5 "Who's Who"
LOIS D. CHANSKY
35 VVarner St., Dorchester
State Teachers College
History
Hillel 15 History Club 3, 45
Young Democrats 4
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
CAROLYN A. CORCORAN
137 Winnifred Rd., Brockton
Salve Regina. College
Elementary Education
AAU
Newman Club
ROBERT CROSS
ROBERT E. DAOUST
534 Diamond Hill Rd.,
Woonsocket, R. I.
Physical Education
JANET W. CI-IASSAGNE
282 Cabrini Blvd.,
New York, N. Y.
Elmira College
Elementary Education
RICHARD K. CHRYSTAL
96 Beachview Rd., Boston
Secondary Education
KDfI7 Asst. Treas.
Sec. Educ. Club, Pres. 23
Newman Club, Social Dir. '
INA J. CLAYBIAN
8 Harvard Terr., Allston
Elementary Education
HUB lg Stud. Conn. 13
Drama Club lg Hillel 1
ELVA D. COHEN
MURIEL E. CHETWYND
957 Main St., Melrose
Spanish
AEA Ed., Secy.
Sec. Educ. Club 1-33 SCA 1g
SED Glee Club 3
ANGELO A. CIALDEA
100 Bellevue St., Newton
Social Studies
KAQ Pres.
Sec. Educ. Club 1-3
SUSAN M. COFFIN
39 High St., Bar Harbor, Me.
Gorham State Teachers
College
Social Studies
Newman Club 43 Dorm House
Mgr. 3, Judicial Bd. 3
PATRICIA A. COLLINS
118
ANN COSSAART
71 Arnold Rd.,
Wellesley Hills
Vanderbilt University
Elementary Education
IIBCID Asst. Rush Capt., Pres.
Panhellenic Conf. 3, 45 SCA
2, 35 Young Republicans Club
3, 45 Elem. Educ. Club 2
PAULA CRUESS
BARBARA J. DARMAN
120 Willard St., Brookline
Elementary Education
Q22 Social Co-Chm., Philan-
thropy Chm., Program Chm.
Elem. Educ. Club 8, 45 Hillel
I-3
ERNEST J. COULOURAS
529 Broadway, Lowell
CG
Social Studies
Orthodox Club, Treas., V.P.g
Sociology Club
T. CULLITON
EDWARD T. DEANE, JR.
54 Main St., Bridgewater
Secondary Education
History Club 1, 2g Sec. Educ.
Club 4g Congregational Club
1-4
MERLE K. CI-IONG
2804 Park St.,
Honolulu, Hawaii
Clark University
Elementary Education
ANTHONY F. CICORIA
49 Crescent Ave., Melrose
Physical Education
Varsity Hockey 1-4
ANITA G. COHEN
9 Prescott Rd., Lynn
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club: Hillel
ANNE L. CON STANTINE
24 Bulfum St., Salem
Westbrook Junior College:
Perry Normal School
Education
JACK F. DeCELLES
46 Ware St., Somerville
Health, Physical Education
Hockey 1, 25 Baseball 1-4
ADRIENNE M. DeMONT
45 Robt. C. Kelley St.,
Cambridge
Elementary Education
AEA Secy.
Stud. Coun. 15 Elem. Educ.
Club 2-45 Newman Club 1-45
Young Democrats Club 35
SED Glee Club 35 Sailing
Club 1, 2
EDWARD A. DICKINSON
Q56 Main St., Spencer
JC
Social Studies
ALTON P. DOBSON
8611 Wallace Dr.,
Pittsburgh, Penn.
Physical Education
IDEK V.P., Pres.
Football 1-45 Varsity Club 3,
45 Basketball 1
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MARY E DULAC
141 Vilashlngton St Belmont
ROBERT V DUPI IS
36 Vtlhiting St Lynn
Elementary Education
Elem Educ Llub4 Newman
Physical Education
AXA
Club 1 3 Stud Coun
Hockey 1 3 Capt 4
PHYLLIS J. EDELSON
EDWARD R.
388 18th Ave., Paterson, N. J. ELLINGVVORTH
Upsala College
Elementary Education
11A VVashington St., Newton
Santa Monica City College:
QA85 AEA
Northeastern University
Elem. Educ. Club 15 Hillel 1 History
ROSALIND H. ESTNER
21 Junior St., New Bedford
Elementary Education
Hillel, Social Comm. Chm 3,
V.P. 45 Drama Club 1, 25
Shelton Hall Floor Mgr. 2
AFA
VIRGINIA FINSTEIN
103 Inman St., Cambridge
Cambridge Junior College
Speech Therapy
Hillel 2-45 Stud. Coun. 25
Dramatic Club 35 Sociology
Club 45 SED Glee Club S
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
WILLIAM J.
DeGREGORIO
561 Bennington St.,
East Boston
.ICQ CGE
Social Studies
Senate 1, Class Treas. 1, New
man Club 1-33 Track Mgr. 3
MARY C. DEWIRE
80 Kirkland St., Cambridge
Elementary Education
AAII
Newman Club
SHEILA D. DICKMAN
9 S. Flagg St., Worcester
Worcester Junior College
Elementary Education
Class Secy. 45 Shelton Inform
Asst. Ed. 2, Ed. 3
ANTHONY DONATELLI
275 N. Main St.,
North Uxbridge
Physical Education
KACID
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C. De LORRIE
M. TERESA Di CICCO
133 Thorndike St., Arlington
New England Conservatoryg
Wayne University
Elementary Education
IIA8
GUY G. Di STEFANO
15 Norman St., Boston
JC
Romance Languages
KACID Secy.
Newman Club 1-45 Stud.
Coun. 2, 35 Italian Club, Soc.
Chm. 2-45 Sec. Educ. Club
2-45 Glee Club 3
ROBERT W. DRISCOLL
728 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston
Physical Education
ANNE T. DYNAN
5 Williams St., Proctor, Vt.
Middlebury College
Elementary Education
AAA Corr. Secy.
Newman Club 8, 45 Glee
Club 3
EUGENE R. ELLIS
30 Whiting St., Boston
Physical Education
QEK
Cross Country 1-45 Track 1-3,
Co-Capt. 4
ENID M. FISCHER
37 Park Lane,
Rockville Centre, N. Y.
University of Delaware
Elementary Education
Dorm Floor Chm., Floor
Secy.-Treas.
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
ROBERT A. GRANATO
49 Fourth St.,
Ansonia, Conn.
New Haven State Teachers
College
Social Studies
KAKID
Torch 3, Pres. 4: Stud. Coun.
2, V.P. 3, Pres. 45 Class Pres.
Q: Sec. Educ. Club 1-43 Edu-
cator 3, 4: Scarlet Keyg
"Who's Who"
BARBARA A. GROSSMAN
28 Bailey Ave.,
Hillside, N. J.
University of Vermont
Elementary Education
HUB Staff 43 Elem. Educ.
Club 3, 45 Public Relations
Conn. 4
BARBARA E. FISH
81 Rockford St., Brockton
Elementary Education
Hillel
MARION E. FOGERTY
87 South St., Brookline
Framingham Teachers Col-
lege
Elementary Education
IIA9
LAWRENCE FRENCH
47 Everett St., lNIalden
Ottawa University
Social Studies
SUMNER L. GILFIX
24 Arbutus St., Dorchester
Northeastern University
Social Studies
History Club 2-43 Sociology
Club 43 Cosmopolitan Club
3, 4, Hillel 4
MARJORIE T.
GOLDSTEIN
1000 Coolidge Rd.,
Elizabeth, N. J.
Speech and Hearing Therapy
AEG? Treas.
Hillel 23 Dorm. Floor Rep. 1
EUGENE FLIGHT
Broad Cove,
Newfoundland, Canada
lidemorial University of New-
foundland
Social Studies
Sociology Club
CHARLOTTE R. FORDE
86 Granite Pl., Milton
JC
Elementary Education
AAII Rush Captain
Stud. Coun, 2, Secy. 2
BERNARD E. GALITZ
12 Feneno Terr., Brookline
Harvard College
Social Studies
IDEA, Asst. Treas., IFC Del.
Young Democrats 3, 45 Studs.
for Democratic Action 45 Sec.
Educ. Club 3, 45 Hillel 8, 4
BRENDA G. GLASBERG
4 Kilsyth Terr., Brighton
Speech Therapy
Elem Educ. Club 1, 23 Hillel l
BARBARA A, GOODE
563 Hyde Park Ave.,
Rosindale
Elementary Education
AAII
Newman Clubg Young Demo-
crats Club
P. GRANFIELD
MARILYN HAIM
sas Beach 143 Sr.,
Rockaway Beach, N.
Y.
Ohio State University
WALTER GRANTER
30 St. James St.,
West Hartford, Conn.
Physics
EAE
Float Comm. Chm. 2
ROBERTA P.
HERSHBERG
61 Anderson St., Bost
Elementary Education
Oll
Elementary Education
120
LINDA B. FOGEL
22 So. Munn Ave.,
East Orange, N. J.
University of Wisconsing
SPRC
Elementary Education
Hillel
ANGELO F. FRAIOLI
40 Clematis St.,
Providence, R. I.
Elementary Education
KDKID Secy.
Circolo Italiano 2, Treas. 8g
Drama Club 13 Cosmopolitan
Club 23 Newman Club 1-33
SED Choral Group 3
SARAH R. GILFIX
148 Mill St., Newton Center
Elementary Education
PEZ
Elem. Educ. Club 3, 45 Hillel
I-4
PHYLLIS GOLDBERG
137-45 226 St.,
Laurelton, N. Y.
Syracuse University
Elementary Education
NEWS, Classified Mgr. 3g
Dorm Floor Social Chm. 35
Chorus lg Spanish Club 1, 21
Hillel 1, 2
RICHARD F. GOULETTE
61 Lincoln St., Dexter, Me.
General Science
LEONARD C. HILL
45 Frank St., Watertown
Physical Education
Football 1-43 Newman Club
1-4
LOIS A. HOLLANDER
117 Trowbridge St.,
Cambridge
Syracuse University
Elementary Education
AIIJE
WILLIAM W. HULTMAN
33 Gifford Rd.,
West Hartford, Conn.
Leicester Junior College
Social Studies
Sec. Educ. Club 35 History
Club 4
MARY B. JOYCE
66 Round Hill St., Boston
Businesx Education
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Newman Club 4
LORRAINE A. KANEB
136 Fourth St. West,
Cornwall, Ontario, Canada
Sargent
Health Education
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43 Silver Rd., Everett
University of Massachusetts
Elementary Education
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36 Sherman Pl.,
Jersey City, N. J.
Rutgers University
Elementary Education
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Shelton Hall Floor
Drama Club 1
Mgr.5
ARLENE L. KENDALL
40 Harvard St., Malden
University of Nlassachusetts
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club5 Hillel
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
GEORGE W. HILLIER, JR.
7 Longfellow Rd.,
Arlington
lyfemorial University of New-
foundland
Physical Education
Cross-Country 2-4, Capt. 35
Foreign Stud. Club
RUTH A. HONIG
15 W. 36 St., Bayonne, N. J.
Rutgers University
English Literature
Spanish Club
MARJORIE P. JAEGER
171 Howard Ave.,
Staten Island, N. Y.
Skidmore College
Elementary Education
Dorm Stud. Govt., Seey. 3:
Hillel 3
ELINOR E. JURGAU
3530 Henry Hudson Pkwy.,
Riverdale, N. Y.
New York Universityg Wash-
ington Square College
Elementary Education
ELY E, KAPLAN
448 Norfolk St., Boston
Social Studies
Hillel 2-43 History Club 45
Sociology Club 45 Psychology
Club 45 Booster Club 4
DANIEL HOGAN
BARBARA G. HOROWITZ
88 Reservoir St., Needham
University of lilassachusettsg
CGE
Elementary Education
KENNETH E. JAY
VVinnmere Ave., Burlington
Social Studies
Sec. Educ. Club 2-45 Newman
Club 1-4
LORETTA J. KADEHJIAN
47 Stults Rd., Belmont
Forsyth
Health Education
EAIIJ
S. DOROTHY KAPLAN
102 Edgewood Ave.,
New Haven, Conn.
New Haven State Teachers
College
Elementary Education
Floor Counselor 3, 45 Charles-
gate Cabinet 45 Hillel 1-4
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CAROL A. KEARNEY
152 Cedar Ave., Arlington
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club
RAYMOND L.
KENNEY, JR.
11 Forest St., Cambridge
University of l11ississippi5
Florida State University
Social Studies
Tennis 62, 3, Capt. 45 Newman
Club5 Sec. Educ. Club
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
SANDRA A. LIAKOS
17 Bay State Rd., Belmont
Elementary Education
1'IA9g KKI' Rec. Secy.
Elem. Educ. Club 2g New-
man Club 13 Panhellenic Del.
33 Senior Breakfast, Invita-
tions Comm. Chm. 3
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FRANCIS S. KINLIN
144 Oakland St.,
Wellesley Hills
Physical Education
Hockey 1-3, Co-Capt. 4
JANET I. KLINGHOFFER
107 Elmwood Ave.,
Passaic, N. J.
Pennsylvania State Univer-
sity
English
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Debate Soc. 2, 3, Secy. 41
Dorm Floor Chm. 45 Judicial
Bd. 4: House Coun. 4
R. KORN
GAIL LANCASTER
51 Philbrick Rd., Brookline
Perry Normal School
Elementary Education
AA11
Drama Club 39 Newman Club
3, 4
PETER B. LATTIMER
115 Homestead St.,
Dorchester
Ohio State University
Physical Education
QEK
Baseball 4
CHRISTOPHER N. KINAS
414 Market St., Brighton
Speech Therapy
KAIIJ
Track 2g SCA 1-4g Orthodox
Club 1-45 Cosmopolitan Club
43 Drama Club 45 Elem. Educ.
Club 3, 4
DAVID B. KINNEY
76 Water St., Randolph, Me
Social Studies
JUDITH C. KNEE
53 London Terr.,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Elementary Education
Sociology Club 1, 2: Elem.
Educ. Club 3, 45 Hillel 1-4
FRANCES S. KRAFT
46 Parker St., Chelsea
Elementary Education
Italian Clubg Spanish Clubg
Elem. Educ. Club
SANDRA M. LANDSMAN
49 Hamilton St., Everett
University of Southern Cali-
fornia
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Clubg Hillel '
BERNICE LEADER
122
MYRNA S. LIFTMAN
42 Church St., Lynn
CLA
Elementary Education
4722 Magazine Chm., Sphinx
Ed.
German Club lg Hillel 1-45
Young Democrats Club 3, 4:
Elem. Educ. Club 8, 45 Span-
ish Club 1g Psychology Club 1
PETER J. LIGOR
10 Glenwood St., Worcester
Physical Education
MYRNA B. KINER
1215 Capitol Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
New York University
Elementary Education
Hillel 1-45 Elem. Educ. Club
3, 43 Shelton Hall Floor, Pub-
lic Relations Rep. 35 Sociology
Club 3
IRIS J. KLINE
508 Luzerne St.,
Johnstown, Penn.
Speech Therapy
NATHAN H. KOPPEL
28 Tulip St.,
New Britain, Conn.
Physical Education
fIDEK Pledge Master
Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-4:
Scarlet Key 3, 4g Class Treas.
41 SFA Athletic Conn. 35
"Wh0's Who"
C. KRISHNASANY
JUDITH E. LANG
214 Rockaway Ave.,
Valley Stream, N. Y.
Elementary Education
Stud. Coun. 1, 23 Stud. Activ-
ities Coun. 1, 2
ARLENE C. LESSLER
130 Evergreen St.,
Providence, R. I.
Towsen State Teachers Col-
lege
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Clubg Hillel
DOROTHY M. LINDER
158 Prospect St., Wakeheld
Salem Teachers College
Elementary Education
LEE O. LOMBARD
33 Wachusett Dr., Lexington
Elementary Education
JOHN J. MAGEE
Center St.,
Wolfeboro Falls, N. H.
JC
General Science
Rifle Club 4
ELEANOR H.
MANSOURIAN
78 Federal St., Newburyport
Social Studies
Sec. Educ. Club 1-3
CAROL J. McCARTHY
3 June Rd., Stoneham
CGE
Science
EAKD
Young Republicans Club 4:
SCA 3, 4
ELAINE B. McNamara
125 Depot St., South Easton
Elementary Education
ANNE 0. MERRILL
109 VVater St., Saugus
Social Studies
AEA Pres., Membership Dir.
Panhellenic Conf. 35 Dorm.
Coun. 35 Stud. Coun. 45 Ac-
tivities Coun., Corr. Sec. 45
HUB Bd. 45 SCA 15 Rifle
Team 15 Sec. Educ. Club 25
Scarlet Key, "Who's Who"
JEAN B. MERROW
105 So. Branch St.,
Bennington, Vt.
Green Mountain Juni
lege
Elementary Education
HAS
or Col-
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
MIRIAM E. LIPKIND
47 Mason Terr., Brookline
Elementary Education
CIJEE Float Chm., Social
Chm., Pres.
Panhellenic Del. 3, 45 Senator
35 Activities Coun., Secy. 8
DAVID F. LONG
47 Chellman St.,
West Roxbury
English
Newman Club 1-45 English
Club 2-45 Cosmopolitan Club
3, 43 Boosters Club 2
BERNARD MANNING
299 North St., Hingham
Social Science
Class Pres. 4: Newman Clubg
Stud. Coun. 4
HENRY F. NIARANI
61 Intervale St., Quincy
Elementary Education
PAUL M. MCCARTHY
5 Spring St., Hudson
Social Studies
KAfID Degree Master
Sec. Educ. Club 2-41 Stud.
Coun. 35 Senator5 Newman
Club 2, 3
RUTH P. McSweeney
12 Wyman St., Arlington
Elementary Education
Newman Clubg Elem. Educ.
Club
JOSEPH V. LOBOSCO
1412 Commonwealth Ave.,
Brighton
Elementary Education
KAGP
Elem. Educ. Club 45 Class
Treas. 2
ROBERT H. LUNDY
141 Beale St., Wollaston
Physical Education
Asst. Athletic Trainer 3. 4
PAULA J. MANNING
Sfilyg Broadway,
South Boston
Elementary Education
AEA Pres., V.P., Membership
Dir.
Newman Club 45 Elem. Educ.
Club, Cort. Secy. 45 Glee
Club 25 Torch 23 Booster's
Club 35 Panhellenic Conf. 25
Senator 3, 45 Stud. Coun. 45
Class V.P. 15 Educator 1
WILLIAM A. MAZUREK
80 Bernard St., Dorchester
Science Education
Newman Clubg Sec. Educ.
Club
PAUL N. McCARTHY
Q7 Matchett St., Brighton
English
MARCIA F. MELNICK
35 Woodhaven St., Mattapan
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club 2, 35 Hillel
1-35 Drama Club 3
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66-10 149 St.,
Flushing, N. Y.
Queens Collegeg Hofstra Col-
lege
Elementary Education
Hillel
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
HOLLY V. PITTOCK
597 Main St., Hudson
Lycoming College
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club
LOUIS A. PORCELLI
38 Rock Hill St., 1WIedford
CGE
Social Studies
Newman Club
LEONARD F. MICELI
154 Summer St., Somerville
Social Studies
Newman Club
HARRY C. MITCHELL
122 Trowbridge St.,
Cambridge
Social Studies
KAQ Degree Master
Scarlet Key 3, 43 Torch 3, 45
Class Pres. 1: Senator 25 SFA
Del. 3, 43 Sec. Educ. Club
Pres. 2, 33 Stud. Coun. l-4:
Educator 1, 23 "Who's Who"
DONALD C. MURRAY
81 Fidelis Way, Brighton
Physical Education
HUBg Football 1
KATHERINE P. 0'HARA
329 East Ave., Lewiston, Me.
University of Maineg Auburn
School of Commerce
Business Education
AI'
CAROLYN T.
PEN DLETON
122 No. Connecticut Ave.,
Atlantic City, N. J.
New England Conservatory
of Music
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club: Chorus 3
BARBARA J. MILLER
460 Jensen St.,
Rahway, N. J.
University of Miami
Speech Therapy
AfIDE
Shelton Hall Floor Chm. 4,
House Coun. 4, Judicial Bd.
4, Floor Coun. 4: Dorm So-
cial Chm. 23 Hillel 2-4
LORRAINE J. MONSON
16 Delano Ave., Revere
American International Col
lege
English
Glee Club 25 Elem. Educ.
Club 2: Sec. Educ. Club 8
CLAIRE R. NEWMAN
19 Waverly Ave., Revere
University of Massachusetts
Elementary Education.
YIDEE Pledge Class V.P., A-
partment Chm., Corr. Secy.
Elem. Educ. Club 2-41 Hillel
2-43 Young Republicans Club
3, 4, Membership Chm. 3
BEVERLY L. OLSON
33 Ashton Rd., Attleboro
University of Massachusetts
Elementary Education
IVIJB Treas., Efficiency Chm.
Dorm Mgr. 43 Elem. Educ.
Club 3, 49 Congregational
Club 2
GERALD F. PETERSON
76 Peterborough St., Boston
Elementary Education
Newman Clubg Elem. Educ.
Club
-0.
JUDITH M. PIZZUTI GLENNA W. PLAISTED
32 Carter St., Leominster 54 Green St., Augusta, Me.
English Social Studies
Shelton Hall Floor Oflicer 2, International Club 2-45 Re-
3, Newman Club 1-4, Sec. publlcan Club 4, Shelton Hall
Educ. Club 1-4: Jazz Soc. 4 Activities Chm.2,Floor Chm.
3, V.P. 4
MARILYN E. MILLMAN
17 Baker St., Lynn
Elementary Education
AEKID V.P.
Hillel 1, 25 Elem. Educ. Club
8, 4
DAVID R. MURPHY
70 Foster Ct., ltfiedford
Physical Education
GDEK Secy.
CAROLYN J. ODEGARD
21 Holland Rd., Melrose
VVesley Junior College
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club 3
JACLYN C. PATRICOF
S20 Central Park W.,
New York, N. Y.
Elementary Education
Hillel
NORMAN G. PFAFF
36 Northern Ave., Beverly
Elementary Education
KAKID
Elem. Educ. Club
HOWARD D PRILUCK CAROLE S QLINT
334 Bolivar St Canton 69 Chiswick Rd Brighton
Endicott Junior College
SDCWZ Sfudle-9' Elementary Education
PershlngRifles1 2 Hlllell 2 H1llel3 4 Llem Educ Club
124
INDA S. RAFLOWI'l'Z
63 So. Main St.,
reat Barrington
lementary Education
illel 1-45 Shelton Hall Ac-
ivities Chm. 29 Cheerleader 1
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IOHN G. REGAN
95 Lightguard Dr., Medford
Physical Education
Football 2, 3, Cu-Capt. 4
GEORGE S. REYNOLDS
593 Holmes Rd., Pittslield
CGE
Social Studies
Glee Club 31 Geography Club
SUMNER ROTMAN
35 Johnston Rd., Dorchester
JC
Social Studies
Hillel 3, 43 Drama Club 25
History Club 1, 23 Sociology
Club 1, 25 Psychology Club
1, 2
CLYDE M. RUSSIAN
58 Rossmere St., Newtonville
IC
Physical Education
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BEVERLY A. SAULT
605 E. 5th St., S. Boston
Elementary Education
LUCILL'E -I. SCHOLSBERG
1870 Commonwealth Ave.,
Brighton
Newman Club 1-43 Elem. Legley College
Educ. Club 1, 2
BETTE J. SCHWARTZ
179 Kings Point Rd.,
Great Neck, N. Y.
Penn Hall Junior College
Elementary Education
Hillel
Elementary Education
SONDRA SCHWEDOCK
9310 Ocean Pkwy.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Adelphi College: Brooklyn
College
Elementary Education
NEVVS Bus. Staffg Hillel 13
Keswick Dorm Social Chm.g
IDC
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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
DONALD R. RAY
1-1-7 Bay State Rd., Boston
Social Studies
Newman Club 3, 4: VVrestling
Team 1-33 Pre-Legal Soc. 4
ISAIAH REID
501 VVarren St., Roxbury
Physical Education
KIDEK
VINCENT T. RICCARDI
182 F St., South Boston
Health Education
KAJD
Stud. Coun., V.P. 4
JUDITH A. ROWE
40Q1 Calle Cbica,
Tucson, Ariz.
University of Arizonag Amer-
ican University of Beirut
Elementary Education
IIA8g AXQ
GLORIA C. SAMOWITZ
405 McKinley Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Elementary Education
AEA Treas.
Panhellenic Del. 2, 35 Hillel
1, 23 Elem. Educ. Club 1, 2
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125
ANNE RAYMOND
12 Newfield St., 1Yollaston
Bridgewater Teachers College
Elementary Education
KK1' Membership Chm.
SCA 2-4-3 Elem. Educ. Club
Q-4
SANDRA RESNICK
114 Courtcr Ave.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
Elementary Education
Hillel 1-4
HELEN B. RITTENBERG
3120 Russett Rd.,
Chestnut Hill
Syracuse University
Elementary Education
IIA8
FLORENCE REBEL
4983 Bedford Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Beaver College
Elementary Education
Shelton Hall Treas.g Psychol-
ogy Club 25 Sociology Club
2, Hillel 2
IRENE NI. SARTORI
21 Jackson St., Cambridge
Armstrong College
Business Education
1-1011
Newman Clubg Cosmopolitan
Club: Il Circolo Italian, Chm.
Pub. Comm.
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N p IWIARGARET B. SCHULZE
5 V Vil' 140 Fenway St., Bostdn
J r ' I A Forsyth
Health Education
Q 'Z QW
ALLIE W. SCRUGGS
829 Beacon St., Boston
Social Studies
SCHOOL CF EDUCATION
JACQUELINE SMITH
19 Columbia Terr. Boston
Lesley Teachers College
Elementary Education
IIBKIJ Scholarship Chm.
Newman Club 2-45 Young
Republican Club 2, 3
THOMAS E. SMITH
579 Liberty St., Rockland
Physical Education
Football 1, 25 Baseball 1, 4
BARTON SPANIAK
771 Sea St., Quincy
Physical Education
JUDITH L. SELTZ
8 Spruce Dr., Flower Hill,
Roslyn, N. Y.
University of Vermont
Elementary Education
DORIS A. SHEINFELD
72 Tudor St., Chelsea
Skidmore College
Elementary Education
HAS
Elem. Educ. Club 3, 43 French
Club 1g Spanish Club 95 His-
tory Club 1, 2
LAURA P. SILIN
35 Mt. Hood Rd., Brighton
CLA
Elementary Education
LEETA G. SINRICH
47 Acorn St., Malden
Elementary Education
Sociology Clubg Hillelg Elem.
Educ. Club
DAVID N. SETTELE
544 Pleasant St.,
South Weymouth
Northeastern University
Physical Education
KIDEK
Track 8, Capt. 4
LYDIA I. SHIELDS
17 Park St., Newton
Elementary Education
AAII Social Chm., Sing Dir.
Newman Club
EDWARD H. SILVA
79 E. Canton St., Boston
Health, Physical Education,
and Recreation
BARBARA R. SLOSBERG
161 McKinley Ave.,
Norwich, Conn.
Wellesley College
English
ELEANOR SMITH
MARSHA SMOLLER
18 Gardner St., Chelsea
Colby Junior College
Elementary Education
l'IA9
JUDITH L. STERLING
1319 Fayette St.,
Teaneck, N. J.
Douglass College
Elementary Education
Class Secy. 35 Dorm Officer
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LENORE R. SMITH
25 Greycliff Rd., Brighton
Elementary Education
DAVID R. SNOW
68 Fletcher St., Winchester
Social Studies
International Club 1-43 Re-
publican Club 4g Cosmopol-
itan Club 1
ALICE M. STRALEAU
Berkshire School Rd.,
Sheffield
Social Studies
HAS
Chapel Choir 1-43 Sec. Educ.
Club 2, 4, Secy. QL SCA 1,
Newspaper Ed. 23 Young Re-
publican Club 4g Charlesgate
Flood Counselor 2, Secy. S,
Chm. 4
EVELYN R. SHEAR
60 Fern St.,
Waterbury, Conn.
Lasell Junior College
Elementary Education
Dorm Floor Officerg Hillelg
Elem. Educ. Club
JEAN S. SIEVERS
21 Overhill Dr., Berlin, Conn.
Bates College
Elementary Education
IIA8
Young Republicans Club 3,
4: SCA 2-4
JOAN H. SIMON
188 No. Broadway,
Nyack, N. Y.
Potsdam State Teachers Col-
lege
Elementary Education
'DEE Program Chm., Mar-
shal
Shelton Hall Floor Mgr.g
Dorm Newspaper Staff
CAROL F. SLOSBERG
50 Reynolds Rd.,
Norwich, Conn.
Syracuse University
Elementary Education
1
DIANE M. STRUMEYER
203 Holden Green, Cambridge
Hunter College
Elementary Education
CEVINA TARGUM
511 Beach 135 St.,
Belle Harbor, N. Y.
Rhode Island University
English
Cosmopolitan Clubg Dormi-
tory Social Chm.
JOSEPH P. THERIAULT
144 Kinsley St.,
Nashua, N. H.
CGE
Social Studies
XFE
CGE Class Pres.
Stud. Coun.
25 CGE
TOBIE E. TISHMAN
1687 Commonwealth Ave.,
Brighton
Elementary Education
IIA9g CD22
Panhellenic Conf. 9, Pres. 33
Stud. Coun. lg SFA 3
DONALD V. TROTT
S1 Lawrence St., Cambridge
Social Studies
Stud. Coun. 25 Young Repub-
lican Club S5 Stud. Activities
Conn., V.P. 2
JAMES C. VARGELIS
1318 Mass. Ave., Arlington
Tufts College
Physical Education
KIPEK Treas.
Crew 1-4: Fencing 2, 3: Soc-
cer Q, fig Orthodox Club 4
REGINA A. WALATA
125 VVashington Ave.,
Chelsea
Elementary Education
EK
Newman Club: Elem. Educ.
Club
ELIZABETH N. TWING
West Brattleboro, Vt.
Education
JOHN VINAGRO
17 Dutton Cir., ltledford
FREDERICK L. YVALSH
57 Ellery St., Cambridge
Social Studies
Newman Club lg History
Club 3: Sec. Educ. Club 3
1 217
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
JOHN J. SULLIVAN
103 Saybrook St., Brighton
Leland Powers
Speech Education
Newman Club 25 Sec. Educ.
Club 2, 33 SED Glee Club 33
Debating Soc. 35 High School
Debate Tournament, Oral
Interpretation Chm. 8
SYLVIA G. TARR
62 Boyd Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J.
New Jersey State Teachers
College
Elementary Education
Hillel 3, 4g Crest Hall Secy.-
Treas. 35 Shelton Hall Floor
Secy.-Treas. 45 Elem. Educ.
Club 3, 4
GLADYS M. THOMSON
77 Stevens St., Andover
Colby College
Elementary Education
AAH Guard, Social Chm.
SCA 2-43 Elem. Educ. Club 2
MENA R. TOPJIAN
99 Bailey Rd., Watertown
Elementary Education
AEA V.P., Social Chm., Pan-
hellenic Del.
Elem. Educ. Club 2-4g Ar-
menian Club 1-4g Newman
Club 1-4
THOMAS P. SULLIVAN
3 Sterling Sq., South Boston
Physical Education
Football 2-4
DOROTHY TENGLER
Ed. "Corazon de Jesus," Av.
Los Proceres, San Bernardino,
Caracas, Venezuela
National College of Education
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club 33 Inter-
national Students Group 3,
4, Stud. Chm.
TEREES THOREN
7 Hawthorne Rd., Holden
Elementary Education
EACID Treas.
Dorm Coun. Secy. 2, Secy.-
Treas. 33 Senior Assembly,
hlarshal 3
HARRY E. TOZIER
17 Essex St., Beverly
Springtield College
Physical Education
-Ov
DONALD F.
VANDERSTREET
24 Carleton Ave., Brockton
Physical Education
Basketball 1-4
MASON P. WAKSTEIN
236 Kelton St., Allston
American International Col-
lege
Speech Therapy
VVILLIABI I'I. WALSH, JR.
23 Margin St., Peabody
Social Studies
Newman Club 4: History
Club 41 Sec. Educ. Club 4
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
GERALDINE F. ZALVAN
175 Exchange St., Millis
Elementary Education
CD22 Treas., Corr. Secy., Bal-
four Chm.
Senator 4: Stud. Coun. 43 Ac-
tivities Coun., Rec. Secy. 43
SED High School Day Comm.
2, 3, Co-Chm. 45 SED Par-
ents Day Comm. 2, S, Co-
Chm. 45 Elem. Educ. Club
1-33 Hillel 1-43 Young Repub-
lican Club 3, Corr. Secy. 4
MYRNA D. WARD
11 Lucerne St., Dorchester
Elementary Education
Elem. Education Club 2,
Drama Club 35 Hillel
MARGARET WEGEROT
RAYMOND B.
WILSON, JR.
82 W. Broadway,
Newport, R. I.
Temple University
Recreation
ROGER D. WARREN
389 Park St., West Roxbury
Physical Education
35 KIFEK Stud. Coun. Rep.
Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1
SALLY WEINER
P.O. Box 488, Ste Agathe des
monts, Quebec, Canada
McGill Universityg Univer-
sity of Southern California
Speech Therapy
Hillelg Psychology Club Q5
Drama Club Q
ROB ERTA M.
WHIPPERMAN
ISAAC M. WASSERMAN
3215 Monument Ave.,
Richmond, Va.
Nichols Junior Collegeg
Lynchburg College
Social Studies
KAl'I
History Club: Hillel
JOYCE M. WILLIAMS
8 Brook St., Andover
Lesley College
Elementary Education
Cheerleader 2-44 Elem. Educ.
Club 2, 35 SCA 2-4
MARILYN B. YORK
89 Clark Ave., Chelsea
Elementary Education
11122 V.P., Pledge Trainer
Elem. Educ. Club 2, 35 Hillel
1-4, SED Rep. 3, 4
PEK
I Basketball
FREIDA L. ZEIDMAN S. ZOLL
10 Warren Ave., Amesbury
University of New Hampshire
Social Studies
AAA
Elem Educ Club
GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES
GEORGE F. ARSNOW
126 Stanley St., Fall River
Health Education
KAQ, V.P.
Newman Club 1-35 Class V.P.
35 Stud. Coun., Pres. Q
SUSAN BAILEY
Wareham St., South Carver
Colby Junior College
Elementary Education
JOANNE G. BATSON
85 Mt. Pleasant Ave.,
Gloucester
Westbrook Junior College:
Perry Normal School
Elementary Education
RUTH K. BERKOWITZ
14 Nancy St., Pawtucket, R.I.
Social Studies
Hillel 1-3
CYNTHIA J. BERRY
RICHARD L. BONIN
416 Lonsdale Ave.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Social Studies
J. ROLAND BOUCHARD
THOMAS H. BOYD
41 Roberts St., Quincy
Health Education
KAQIP, Degree Master
Soccer 8: Torchg Stud. Coun.
2, 3: Class Pres. 3: Sec. Educ.
Club, V.P. Q
JAMES S. CALDER
324 Bacon St., Natick
JC
Elementary Education
Hockey 1
BARBARA-ANNE COBE
109 Cross St., Belmont
University of Massachusetts
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club
MARY E. COOK
27 Plain St., Natick
Framingham State Teachers
College
Elementary Education
CAROLE P. COTTON
Worcester
Elementary Education
English Clubg Psychology
Clubg Elem. Educ. Club
JAMES L. COURVILLE
BARBARA A. COVELI.
PAUL E. CURRAN
JOHN B. CURTIN
116 High St., Everett
Social Studies
Rifle Team 3, 4: Scabbard
and Blade 8, 4
WALBERT W.
DILWORTH
MARIE-LOUISE duFAULT
25 Liberty St.,
Montpelier, Vt.
Forsyth
Health Education
JOHN E. DUNN
5 Traverse St., Newton
Newton Junior College
Physical Education
Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1
MAUREEN M. EICH
100 ltlemorial Dr.,
Cambridge
Social Studies
FRANCIS X. FANDEL
2 Sheraton Pk., Arlington
Elementary Education
JOHN FITZGERALD
107 Franklin St., Arlington
Salem State Teachers College
Business Education
JOYCE K. FLEMING
7 Bond St., Needham
Endicott Junior College
Elementary Education
Newman Club 3
ROSALIE FLORENCE
4 Saipan Rd., Chelsea
Elementary Education
AK Treas., Pres.
Floor Chm. Shelton Hall 25
Panhellenic Conf. 4: Hillel
GERALD S. FRAZIER
36 Virginia Rd., Quincy
American International Col-
lege
Business Education
JAMES R. GADDY
JAMES F. GALLIVAN
MARSHA S. GOLDBERG
140 Stanley Rd., Waban
Endicott Junior College
Elementary Education
Elem. Educ. Club
BEVERLY M. GRAHAM
THOMAS W. HALL
47 S. Worcester St., Chartley
Elementary Education
KACIJ, Treas., National Chap-
lain
Geographical Soc. 4
JOAN H. JOHNSON
VAHAN J.
KHACHADOORIAN
34 Porter St., Watertown
JC
Elementary Education
Soccer 83 Armenian Club
VIRGINIA C. KROELEIN
2008 Princeton St..
Midland, Texas
Colorado College
Secondary Education
AI'
ARTHIIR H. KROZY
185 Upland Ave.,
Newton Highlands
l'liy.s'ieal Educatimz
Football 1-4
RICHARD T. LeBECQIfE
ROBERT E. LOVELY
131 Hyatt Ave., Haverhill
Ifniversity of Tampa
l'lzy.s'ieal Education
ELIZABETH D.
MaeKENZIE
Pembroke St., Concord, N.H.
Keene Teachers College: For-
syth
llealih Eclucation
HARRIET S. MANDELL
3164 Sheridan Ave..
Miami Beach, Fla.
Smith College
Elementary Education
ARNOLD L. MARDER
36 Jones Ave., Dorf-hester
Sur-ial Studies
ARLENE H. MASSEY
32 Gray St., Cambridge
Radc'lil1'e College: Columbia
Vniversityg VVayne Lniversity
Education
IIAO
ALLEIQRA A. MAI'LL
Box -I-26, Chillicothe, O.
Miami University: Oxford
English
KAEJ
GERTRVDE C.
M1-ANIRLIN
MARY P. Mc:LAI'GIlLIN
87 Highland Rd., Brookline
lflemmitury Education
HAI'-1
EVA 'l'. MERRILL
25130 Fo. Fillmore Fl.,
Denver, Colo.
Christian College
Elernvntary Education
ROBERT B. NELSON
34-7 Harvard St., Brookline
Elenimlary Edueolion
NELSON B. NVGENT
114 Strathmore Rd.,
Brookline
Colby Collegeg Blexir-o Cit
College
Seronflary Ifdueatiorz
AGNES I. NUNES
5 Roberts Rd., Cambridge
Eleirizrziiriry Education
IIAO
AGNES P. 0'BRIEN
155 Copeland St., Quinn-v
Ilvnlth Education
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
ANN R. OLIN
ANGELO E. PANTELI
JUDITII II, PARKS
Rural Route tlli, Lexington
JC
lfnglixh
SCA, Sevy.
BIARGARET A. REED
28 Batehelder St., Melrose
University of Vermont
Health Ezlueatimi
TIIJB
GORDON W. RICE
ANTHONY RODRIGVES
1164- Stafford Rd., Fall River
Elementary Education
SALVATORE J. SCHIAZZA
Q5 River St.,
New Rochelle, lN. Y.
Physical lfrlzteation
Varsity Football 2-45 Fresh-
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ROBERT E.
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RICHARD A.
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15 Lincoln St., Stoneham
University of Blassachusettsg
Chapman College
Elementary Education
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31 Garfield St., Foxboro
Lesley College
lfleineniary lfrlucution
ROBERT S. SMITH
Lot 413 Phillips St.,
North Hanover
Northeastern Ifniversity
Eclucatiou
RODERICK W. SMITH
JUDY F. STRASMA
WILLIAM R. SULLIVAN
1134 Pleasant St.,
East VVeymouth
Elementary Education
Hockey 1-4, Newman Club
RITA M. VANELLI
BEATRICE H. YERDERY
-100 Prospect St., Fherborn
Radcliffe College
Elementary Education
PIA9
Elem. Educ. Club 1
ROSA G. WEINSTEIN
41 Bay State Rd., Boston
New York Lniversity
Business Erlueaiiou
Young Democrats Club 4
ROBERT S. WELLS
ANGELO J. ZLCCO
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SALLY BODGE
13 Grove St., Auberndale
Ed.M.
THELINIA B. BRYANT
1414 Wooster St.,
Wilmington, N. C.
Fayetteville State Teachers
College
M.Ed.
Elementary Education
A29
KENNETH N. BURT
17 Beverly Lane, Westwood
JEAN S. CAMERON
126 Anawan Ave.,
West Roxbury
Boston University
Ed.M.
Rehabilitation
LAURA J. ASCI
104 Princeton St.,
East Boston
Boston University
Ed.lVI.
Guidance
MARY INI. BAUDANZA
308 High St., VV. ltledford
Lesley College
Ed.ltI.
Education
J. BELL
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BARBARANN BEAN
20 Waverly St., Antrim, N.H.
Keene Teachers College
ELLM.
Elementary School Adminis-
tration and Supervision
MERRILL S.
BERGSTROM
15 Jay Ave., Northboro
Boston University
Ed.M.
Physical Education
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GEORGE K. BOWLES
29 Purington Ave., Natick
St. Lawrence Universityg Col-
umbia University
Ed. D .
Educational Psychology
CLARICE T. BURGESS
1990 Commercial St.,
VVeymouth
Colby College
Ed.M.
Elementary
BARBARA R. BURWEN
14- Scotland Rd., Lexington
Boston University
Ed.M.
Education
HAKID
VIRGINIA F.
CHRISTENSEN
Q111 Spencer Rd.,
Silver Spring, Md.
University of Maryland
M.S.
Science Education
IIB'fI3'
CHARLES K. AVERY
M. BELANGER
DANIEL T. BLANCHARD
180 Jatfrey St., Weymouth
Northeastern University
ED.M.
Education Business
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B. BRYANT
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RUTH K. CAIN
15 Candia St.,
East Weymouth
Massachusetts School of Art
Ed.M.
Rehabilitation Counseling
JANIE G. CHRISTIE
30 Alden St., Plymouth
Boston University
Ed.M. .us A A
Guidance i n
.ef
VIRGINIA CIRACE
70 Vinal St., Revere
Emerson College
Ed.M.
Speech Education
THOMAS DI.
DELDTONACO
7 Newport Rd., Nantasket
Boston University
Ed.M.
Administration and Super-
vision
JOAN F. DICKSTEIN
85-65 150th St.,
Jamaica, N. Y.
Queens College
M.S.
Speech and Hearing Therapy
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MARJORIE A. EMENEAU
5 Hamilton Rd., Somerville
VVorcester State Teachers
College: Boston University
Ed.M.
Guidance, Social Studies
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MURRY B. GERBER
39 Newhall St., Lynn
Salem Teachers College
Ed.M.
Supervision and Administra-
tion
KALIJ
ANNIE M. GORE
QQQO Hurst St.,
Columbia, S. C.
Allen University
Ed.lNI.
English
ARTHUR HADFIELD
CONSTANCE H.
FITZPATRICK
Pleasant St., Plynipton
Bridgewater Teachers College
Ed.lNl.
Special Education
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NORMAN B. GOLDBERG
604 Norfolk St., llattapan
Northeastern University
ECLAI.
Guidance
HELEN M. GRANGER
103 VVarren Ave., liarlboro
University of Massachusetts
Ed.M.
Education
IIAO
ELIZABETH D. HALEY
402 North Main St., Andover 44 Robert Rd., Marblehead
Salem Teachers College
Ed.M.
Business Education
AKIDE
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
JOHN J. CURTIN
15 Booth Rd., Methuen
Boston University
Ed.M.
Counseling and Guidance
LEO E. DENNIS
Liberty St., Otter River
Fitchburg Teachers College
Ed.M.
Administration and Super-
vision
N. DINCECCO
RITA M. CUSHING
21 Herrick Rd.,
Newton Center
Bridgewater State Teachers
College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
THOMAS C. DESMOND
BARBARA A. ELBERY
49 Schofield Dr.,
Newtonville
Sargent College
Ed.M.
Education
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E249 Boston St., Dorchester
Boston University
Ed.M.
Administration and Super-
vision
ARTHUR W. GOODALL
951 Broadway St.,
Somerville
Tufts University, Tufts Univ-
versity Graduate School of
Romance Languages
Ed.M.
Education
EVELYN D. GREENIDGE
74 Ruthven St., Dorchester
Framingham Teachers Col-
lege
Ed.M.
Guidance
MURIEL K. HARRIS
107 Elm Hill Ave., Roxbury
Boston State 'Teachers Col-
lege
M.S.
English Education
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LATHAHI
Esmond Branch,
Providence, R. I.
Rhode Island College of Ed-
ucation
Ed.M.
Speech
ELIZABETH B. LEE
206 Church St., Newton
Smith College
Ed.M.
Reading
AL MARTIN
HAROLD L. HERBER
110 Railroad Ave.,
South Hamilton
Taylor University
Ed.M.
Language Arts-Readinq
SARA JAFFARIAN
1005 Country Club Dr.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Bates College: Simmons Col-
lege
Ed.M.
Specialization in Audio-Visual
Education
AKFQ IIA9
WILLIA B. JONES
1512 County St.,
Portsmouth, Va.
Virginia State College
Ed.M.
Social Studies
ELIZABETH D. HOWZE
75 Ridge St., Asheville, N. C.
Winston-Salem Teachers Col-
lege
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
HA9
H. JOERGER
M. KARPAS
MURIEL L. KILEY
737 Woodbury Ave.,
Portsmouth, N. H.
University of New Hamp-
shire: New York University
Ed.M.
Guidance
RAYMOND R. KUUTTI
1261 Highway 36,
St. Paul, ltlinnesota
University of Minnesota
Ed.M.
Music Education
BERNARD E. LAWSON WALTER M. LECHTEN
18 Linnea Ave., Brockton 11 Don St., Dorchester
Northeastern University Boston University
Ed.M. Ed,M,
Secondary Science Physical Education
THERESA C. LETTERI RICHARD N. MARKHAM
Landham Rd., South Sudbury 15 Highland Ave., Ayer
Boston University Fitchburg State Teachers
Ed.M. College
Guidance Ed.M.
Secondary School Administra-
tion and Supervision
GLORIA C. MASSARI M. DOROTHY MASSEY
571 East Main St., 70 Berwick Pl., Norwood
Torrington, Conn. Tufts College: Pennsylvania
Hillyer College State University
Ed.M. Ed.M.
Speech Correction and Hearing Education
Conservation I'IA9g XD
RACHELLE R. ISSEROW
47 Stetson St., Brookline
Hunter
Ed.M.
Speech and Hearing
EDWARD D. JONATHAN
Blind School,
Palamcottah, South India
Madvas Universityg Boston
University
Ed.l1I.
Guidance and Speech Educa-
tion
MARY F. KILEY
737 Woodbury Ave.,
Portsmouth, N. H.
Keene Teachers Collegeg A-
merican Universityg New
York University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
LAURA F. LALLY
Q87 Oakland St.,
Wellesley Hills
Rhode Island College of Ed-
ucation
Ed.M.
Primary Education, Language
Art
IIA9
SUTHIRH NAVISES
79 Ban Mah Rd.,
Bangkok, Thziilzind
Chulalongkarn Ifniversity
Ed.M.
English
IRENE MILLER
195 Sycamore St.,
Oxford, N. C.
Show University
Ed.M.
Erlurnlion
MARTHA C. MITCHELL
R. 2, Box 196, Easton, 3111.
Maryland State Teachers
Collegeg Hampton Institute
Ed.M.
.-lrlmznisirzztion and Super-
vision
BARBARA M. NAY
49 Hurbison Ave.,
Hartford, Conn.
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355 Farmington Ave.,
Cranston, R. I.
University of Rhode Island:
Boston University
Esl.AI.
Physical Education
FRANCES A. PRONSKI
59 l'pland St. 1Vorcester
Simniqns
Ed.M.
Business Education
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ESTHER M. RYDGREN
27 Lorraine St.,
East AvCA'Ifl0U1l'l
Bridgewater State Teachers
College
Ed.M.
Elcmcniury Education
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FORREST H. PAGE
South Qnd St., Buckeye, Ariz.
St. Anselin's College
Ed.M.
Science Education
LEROY L. RAHISEY
617 13th AVC.,
Bleridian, Bliss.
Jackson State College
Ed.NI.
English Education
KAW'
DORIS H. SALAK
24 hlyrtlc St., Framingham
Wheelock: Boston Ifniver-
sityg Northeastern
Ed.BI.
Elementary Administration
J. MCBRIEN
ELLEN MINDEL
MARION E. MORSE
625 Bay Rd., Sharon
Bridgewater State Teachers
College
Ed.M,
Itcmrrlial Icfllflllllfj
ROBERT A. NOY
14- Bellevue St., Lowell
Vallejo College: Ifnivcrsity of
Cnliforniag Boston University
Ed.M.
.lrlminisfraiion and Super-
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13 North Bend St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Rhode Island College of Ed-
ucation
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
MARY MINDESS
WVest St., Charlestown, N. H
Simmons College
Ed.M.
Speech Therapy
EVELYN A. MURPHY
60 Dalton 1-td., Belmont
Boston University
C.A.G.S.
Guidance in Business Educa-
tion
IIASQ .AIIE Historian
Grad Club
MARY P. OBERTI
55 Pond St., 1Yallhain
Plymouth Teachers College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
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J. ROGERS
PETER A. SANTOS
100 Mountfort St., Boston
Fniversity of Massachusetts
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1134 N. Fulton Ave.,
Baltimore, Md.
Howard University
Ed.M.
Speech and Hearing Therapy
AKA
LCCI L5 L. WILLIAMS, JR,
Rt. 1 Box 37, Starkville, Miss.
Jackson State College
Ed.M.
Secondary School Administra-
tion
Q'l'fD
NORMAN R. SEIFEL
27 Devon St.,
New Britain, Conn.
Boston University
Ed.M.
Administration
KACI3
NATALIE SILVIA
184- Anthony St., Fall River
Bridgewater State Teachers
College
Ed.1I.
Special Education
BEVERLY J. STEWART
70 Conway St., Greenfield
Lowell Teachers College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
EDITH R. THOMAS
696 Plymouth Ave.,
Fall River
Ed.M.
CAROL SHACTER
2601 Glenwood Rd., Brooklyn
Speech Therapy
VICTOR W. SMITH
l3QB uvalnut St.,
Wilmington, Del,
Hampton Institute, Virginia
Ed.M.
Secondary Education
Qllfdl
FLORENCE S. SUROWIEC
31 Primrose St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Rhode Island College of Ed-
ucation
Ed.1I.
Elementary Education
JOHN J. THOMSON
5 Traver Ct., Greenfield
Boston University
Ed.M.
Social Studies
V. TRIBOU
LAURA W. TUCKER
Mamha Point,
Monrovia, Liberia
Tufts University
Ed.M.
Elementary School Supervision
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BIARILYN A. WALSH
51 Florida St., Dorchester
Emerson College
EfI.M.
Guidance
SAMUEL J. WILSON
12 S. Main St.,
Colchester, Conn.
Ecl.M.
ANNE E. WHITE
59 Pine Bud Ave., St. John's,
Newfoundland, Canada
University of Newfoundland
Boston University
Ed.M.'
Elementary Education
HA9
CLIFF WING
DAVID SILVERSTEIN
55 Wildwood St., lNIattapan
Boston University
Ed.M.
Education
AIIJA
LESTER C. STANNARD
119 Normandy St.,
Lakeland, Florida
Atlantic Union College
Ed.M.
Administration and Super-
vision
ALICE M. TABER
59 Cherokee St.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
Worcester State Teachers
College
Ed.hI.
Elementary Education
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22 George St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Boston University
Ed.M.
Social Studies
LOUIS A. ADREANI
82 Orient Ave., East Boston
Boston University
Ed.M.
Educational Administration
KAQ
Newman Club
VINCENT A.
ALEXANDER
72 Ramsdell St., Newton
Ed.M.
Elementary School Adminis-
tration
ELEANOR M. ANDERSON
65 Park Dr., Boston
Bradford Junior College:
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
HARRY U. ANDERSON
111 Moffat Rd., W'aban
Trinity College: Harvard
University
Eil.D.
Elementary School .-ldminis
tration and Supervision
KDAK
ROBERT H. ANDERSON
83 Pearl St., Brockton
Boston University
Ed.M.
Guidance
FRANCES M. ARNOLD
108 Hill St., E. VVeymouth
University of Maine
Ed.M.
English
EDWARD C. ASTRACHAN
76 Fowler Ave., Revere
Boston University
Ed.M.
tluidance and Counseling
RICHARD T. AVRITCH
8 Luray St., Riverside, R. I.
Bryant College
Ed.M.
Business Education
HARRY J. BARDI
72 Hastings St.,
Portland, hte.
Pomona College
Ed.M.
English
BERNICE B. BEER
15 Baker Ave., VV. Concord
Lowell Teachers College
Ed.M.
ltcruling
MAURINE E. BERRY
4370 S. Braden St..
Tulsa, Okla.
Oklahoma City University
Ed.M.
Education
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WILLIAM A. BERRY, JR.
30 Brooks St.,
West Hicksville, N. Y.
Dartmouth College: Cornell
University: Northeastern Uni-
versity
Ed.M.
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377 Chylmock-Ri,
Yongan-Myun,
A 1 Chula Buk-Do, Korea
H I: W , N' :N VQ Chungang University, Seoul,
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ffl, Ed-M
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GEORGE J. BETSES CHRISTINA R. BURNS
123 Cross St., Lowell 382 High St.,
Salem Teachers College
Ed.M.
Business Education
VERNE L. BIXBY
89 Hancock St., So. Braintree
New England College
Ed.M.
Guidance and Counseling
CARROLL H.
BLANCHARD, JR.
58 Union St., Milford. N. H.
Boston University
Ed.M.
Business Education
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BERNARD O. BLOOM
81 Nantucket Ave..
Swampscott
Boston University
Ed.M.
Physical Education
IRENE S. BOTOP
7Q9 Chestnut St.,
Manchester, N. H.
Notre Dame College: Univer
sity of New Hampshire
Ed.M.
Speech EllIlC'K1f1'07I
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RICHARD W. BOVRNE
Causeway St., Medfield
Boston University
Ed.M.
Secondary School Science
fIJAK
DANIEL M. BOYLEN
22 lvilliams Ave., Wilmington
Boston University
Ed.M.
Physical Education
JOHN J. BRADLEY
7 Stratford Rd.,,Islington
Boston University
Ed.hI.
Education
MARY A. BRADLEY
78 Rogers Ave., Somerville
Salem State Teachers College:
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
IIAO
M. LILLIAN BRI-ZEN
51 Tudor St., Lynn
Salem Teachers College
Ed.M.
Supervision
AKI'
DORIS hi. BROWN
99 Sedgwick St.,
Jamaica Plain
Boston University
1-Id.M.
Education
GILBERT F, BULLEY
Q50 Smith St.. Reading
Keene Teachers College.
Keene, N. H.
Ed.M.
Guidance
KAW: AflVQ
Valley Falls, R. I.
Rhode Island College of Ed-
ucation
Ed.M.
Audio Visual Education
EDNYARD B. BZDULA
Brookfield Rd., I"iskdale
Boston University
Ed.M.
Business Education
AIIE: IDAK
ROBERT J. CAFARELLI
SQ Concord Ave., Somerville
Salem State Teachers College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
ORLANDO V. CAFASSO
148 East Main St.,
Gloucester
Boston University
M.A.
Elementary School .tdmin is-
tration
MARY E. CALNAN
82 Duncan St., Gloucester
Rivier College
Ed.M.
Health Education
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BARBARA S. CAMPBELL
81 Broad St., Groton, Conn.
Bob Jones University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
ARCHIE W. CATALDI
30 Lookout Ave.,
North Providence, R. I.
Boston University
Ed.M.
Education
MARGARET M.
CATTERALL
Q Church St.,
Valley Falls, R. I.
Rhode Island College of Ed-
ucation
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
ALMA M. CAULEY
400 South St., Needham
Regis College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
WINONA L. CHANG
-1-12 Hao St.,
Honolulu, Hawaii
University of Hawaii
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
TIAS
KOOK H. CHOO
916 Choryang-Dong,
Pusan, Korea
Ewha VVomen's University
Ed.AI.
Special Education
Cosmopolitan Club
RITA F. CLARK
145 Cottage St..
Pawtucket. R. I.
Trinity College
Edit.
Guirloncc
EDUCATION-GRADUATE
ROBERT E. COHEN
3932 N. Pine Grove Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
University of Maine
Ed.M.
Guidance and Counseling
ROBERT J. COLLIER
567 Washington St., Haverhill
Cortland State Teachers Col-
lege
Ed.M.
Guidance and Counseling
ALVIN L. COLLINS
694 Trapelo Rd., VValtham
Boston University
Ed.hI.
General Elementary Education
RICHARD L. COLLINS
54- Exchange St., Waltham
Brandeis University
Ed.M.
Physical Education
MARY C. CONKLIN
Old Randolph St., Canton
Simmons Collegeg Boston
University
Ed.M.
Science Education
DORIS R. CONNERS
95 High St., Gorham, Me.
College of Our Lady of Mercy
Ed.M.
Business
NICHOLAS J. COSTA
6 Buswell St., Boston
American International Col-
lege
M.A.
Social Studies
AIARTIN P. COYNE
Q1 Cleaves St., Portland, Me.
Gorham State Teachers Col-
lege
Ed.liI.
Elementary Administration
HELEN F. CURTIN
27 Glendale Ave., Everett
Simmons College
Ed.M.
Guidance
BARBARA C. CUSHING
119 Park Ave., YV.,
South VV4-ymouth
University of Massachusetts
Ed.M.
Education
IIA9
YVALTER E. DAISY, JR.
159 Nancy Lane, Norwell
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Arithmetic
HENRY R. DAVID
Abbott Mount, Lohaghat,
District Almora, U. P., India
Lucknow University, India!
Agra University, India
Ed.M.
Secondary School Administra-
tion and Supervision
RICHARD M. DEASY
29 Linden Ave.,
Rumford, R. I.
Providence College
Ed.M.
English
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION-GRADUATE
GINO J. DiGIROLAMO
47 Myrtle St., Medford
Merrimack
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
ROBERT DOBIAS
Meriden, N. H.
Boston University
Ed.M.
Physical Education
MILLICENT C. DRUKER
54 Clements Rd., Newton
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
JASON B. ELFBAUM
114 Strathmore Rd.,
Brighton
Boston University
Ed.M.
Health Education
MARY J. FAULKNER
428 E. Rensselaer St.,
Bucyrus, O.
Sargent
Ed.lNI.
Elementary Education
MARGARET M. FLAVIN
69 Park St., Rockland
Boston University
Ed.M.
Social Studies
MARJORIE A. FLYNN
22 Dedham St., Revere
Boston University
Ed.M.
Business Education
HAS
DOUGLAS J. FORBES
8 Oxbow Rd., Natick
New Haven State Teachers
College
Ed.lNI.
Art Education
MORELAN D FORT
429 Gramont Ave.,
Dayton, Ohio
Boston University, Miami
University
Ed.M.
Physical Education
GEROLDINE J. FREISE
101 Mt. Vernon St.,
So. Portland, Me.
University of Maineg Boston
University
Ed.M.
mxe'
ROBERT J. FRUZZETTI
39 Gerald Ave., Brockton
Boston University
Ed.hI.
Business Education
JOAN A. GICCA
42 North Rd., Bedford I
Russell Sage College
Ed.M.
Education
GLADYS I. GILBERT
52 Strathmore Rd., Brookline
Gorham State Teachers Col-
legeg Columbia University
Teachers College
Ed.M.
Elementary Administration
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PHYLLIS B. GOLDBERG
125 Bonad Rd., Brookline
Boston University
Ed.M.
Speech and Hearing Therapy
WILLIAM J. GOLDMAN
31 Westlake Rd., Natick
Salem Teachers Collegeg
Boston University
Ed.D.
Special Education
CIJAK
MARSHA GOLDSTEIN
4 Ivy St., Cambridge
Connecticut Collegeg Univer-
sity of Paris
Ed.M.
Science Education
HA9
MILTON E. GRANVILLE
450 Oklahoma St.,
Slaton, Texas
Tillotson College: Harvard
University
Ed.M.
Education-Administration and
Supervision of Elementary
School
DAVID G. HAINES
41 Pine St., Waltham
Boston University
Ed.M.
Health Education
'PAK
GARY W. HALL
19 Wayne Dr., Foxhoro
Ithaca College
Ed.M.
Physical Education
CIJEK
FREDERICK R. HANLON
210 Prospect St., Fall River
Ithaca College
Ed.M.
Guidance and Counseling
KATHERINE C.
HANNIGAN
319 Huntington Ave., Boston
Simmon's College
Ed.M.
Guidance and Personnel
DOROTHY L. HARDER
27 Marlborough
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
ELLA J. HAWRILENKO
52 Blossom St., Chelsea
Boston University
Ed.M.
English
MARGARET A. HAYES
cfo lVIrs. Guild,
10 Huickley Rd., Woban
Radcliffe
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
PATRICIA E. HEAD
16 Corticelli St., Florence
Boston University
Ed.lNI.
Elementary Education
MARY C. HEALY
41 Herbert St., Wakefield
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
ARTHUR I. HENNESSEY
Bldg. 1, Long Meadow Apts.,
I-Iogerstown, Md.
Boston University
Ed.M.
Business Education
JEAN S. HENWOOD
1706 Monsey Ave.,
Scranton, Pa.
Rider College
Ed.M.
Business Education
MARY B. HORNE
109 Highland St., Weston
Pomona College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
DAVID JAMBIAH
llethodist Church,
Raichur Dr.,
Mysore State, India
ltluslim University, Aligarh
V.P. India
Ed.M.
Educational Psychology
LEONARD A. JOHNSON
48 Barrett Hill St.,
Center Rutland, Vt.
Castle Teachers Collegeg Uni-
versity of Vermont
Ed.M.
Supervision and Administra-
tion
ARTHUR W. JONES
407 N. Swarthmore Ave.,
Swarthmore, Pa.
Wesleyan University
Ed.M.
Secondary Mathematics
BOBBY L. JONES
1114 So. Arch St.,
Aberdeen, S. D.
Dakota Wesleyan University
Ed.M.
Guidance
EILEEN S. KAUFMAN
49 Craigmoor Rd.,
West Hartford, Conn.
Smith College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
HAS
MORTON I. KAUFMAN
175 Pond St., Sharon
University of Vermont
Ed.lNI.
Social Studies
MARION L. KENISON
4 Woodlawn Oval,
Wellesley Hills
Wheaton College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
PATRICIA T. KLING
229 No. Washington St.,
North Attleboro
University of New Hampshire
Ed.M.
Arithmetic Education
AEA House Manager
EDWARD S. KRAMER
93 Bellingham St., Chelsea
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
PAUL T. KREISS
1306 Good Hope Cape,
Girardeau, Mo.
Concordia Teachers College
Ed.M.
French
MARY C. LAGANAS
118 Sanders Ave., Lowell
Lowell State Teachers College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
l'IA8
DAVID J. LaJOIE
20254 Kelly Rd.,
Harper Woods, Mich.
Marist College: Catholic Uni-
versity: Montreal University:
Fordham University
Ed.M.
Guidance
JEANETTE A. LAMBE
1191 Boylston St., Boston
Boston University
Ed.M.
Science Educator
GERARD R. LaPOINTE
27 Isabella St., Boston
ltlarist Coland Seminaryg Bos-
ton College
Ed.M.
Administration and Super-
vision
MARTHA A. LEFEBVRE
9 Central St.,
Somersworth, N. H.
Plymouth Teachers College:
University of New Hampshire
Ed.M.
Business Education
LESTER E. LEVEY
211 Lyman Rd., Milton
Springfield College
Ed.M.
Health Education
PHYLLIS H. LEVINE
26 Kernwood St., Malden
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
ROBERT E. LOVELY
131 Hyatt Ave., Haverhill
University of Tampa
Ed.M.
Physical Education
MARGARET M. MAGEE
56 Rice St., Cambridge
Framingham State Teachers
College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
IIA9
RICHARD L. MAGHERY
Main St., Mill River
Boston University
Ed.M.
Health and Physical Education
WILLIAM M. MAHONEY
96 Plain St., Norton
Bridgewater Teachers Col-
lege: Boston University
Ed.D.
Elementary School Supervision
YDAK Newsletter Ed., Exec.
Bd.
ELSIE L. MALM
233 Beverly Rd., Worcester
Skidmore College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
M. PATRICIA McCARTHY
15 Maynard St., Medford
Salem Teachers College
Ed.M.
Guidance
ROBERT W.
McCLANAGHAN
68 Roanoke St.,
Providence, R. I.
Providence College
Ed.M.
Personnel and Guidance
ERNESTINE R.
McDONOUGH
10 North Chestnut St.,
Augusta, Me.
Framington State Teachers
Collegeg Boston University
Ed.M.
Secondary Education
IIAO
JEANNE F. McGOVERN
Hampden St., Swampscott
Salem Teachers College
Ed.M.
Administration and Super-
vision
LEONARD C. McGRATH
208 Appleton St., Cambridge
Boston University
Ed.M.
Administration Elementary
School
WALTER J. McHUGH
8 Endicott St., Peabody
Lowell State Teachers College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
PAUL H. McINTIRE
15 Oyster River Rd.,
Durham, N. H.
University of New Hampshire
Ed.M.
Measurement
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EDITH L. McLEAN
7 Pleasant St., Newport, R.I.
Yankton Collegeg Rhode Is-
land College of Educationg
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
l'IA8
ANNE R. McNALLY
541 No. Central St.,
East Bridgewater
Bates Collegeg Northeastern
University
Ed.lNI.
Tests and Measurements
ETHEL B. BZIENITOFF
24 Donald Rd., Dorchester
Boston Teachers College
Ed.M.
Science
GERALDINE A.
M ERRICK
97 Harrison St., Leominster
Fitchburg State Teachers
College
Ed.M.
Education
ROY B. MERRITT
6 Alwington Rd.,
Chestnut Hill
College of William and Mary
Ed.M.
Guidance
FRANCIS M. MORAN
Second Brook Rd.,
Kingston
Bridgewater State Teachers
College
Ed.M.
Administration
MARY T. MORGAN
14 Northey St., Salem
Salem Teachers College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
HAS
JANE O. MOULTON
1 Union St., Holden
Westbrook Junior College:
University of Maine
Ed.M.
Physical Education
FREDERICK J.
BIURPHY, JR.,
1020 River St., Hyde Park
Massachusetts College of
Pharmacy
Ed.M.
Science
K'P'
FRANCIS L. MURRAY
280 Revere St., Winthrop
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
PATRICK P. NESSAR
29 VVinslow St., Hyde Park
Boston State Teachers Col-
lege
Ed.lVI.
Guidance and Administration
FRED A. NEWCOMB
120 Fuller St., Brookline
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
RAISA K. NEWMAN
4 Kilsyth Terr., Brighton
Radcliffe College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
MARGARET P. OLFENE
'235 Glen Rd., Weston
Wellesley College
Ed.lNI.
Guidance and Personnel
ARTHUR V. OLSON, JR.
11 VVaterston Ave., Wollaston
Bridgewater State 'Teachers
College: University of ltiassa-
chusetts
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
'FIHAK
ANN C. OLIVER
27 Bay State Rd., Boston
Emerson College
Ed.M.
English
DANIEL J. O'NEILL
'71 Orchard St., New Bedford
Boston University
Ed.l1I.
Health Education
BETTE O. OPIE
49 Fayette St., Lynn
Bridgewater State Teachers
College
Ed.M.
English
FRANK D. O'ROURKE
145 Center St.,
Thomaston, Conn.
Boston University
Ed.M.
Physical Education
ANDREW P. OWENS
135 Dennoson Ave.,
Framingham
Fitchburg State Teachers Col-
lege: Yale University
Ed.l1l.
Guidance
El'lT
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION-GRADUATE
ALVIN A.
PEARLBIUTTER
2 East St., Sharon
Boston University
Ed.M.
Social Studies
JOSEPH PECORARO
25 Dlonroe Ave.,
Westbrook, Me.
Gorham State 'Teachers Col-
lege
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
VIOLA M. PERRAULT
125 School St., Vvatertown
Fitchburg Teachers College:
Salem Teachers College
Ed.M.
Education
FREDERICK A.
PETERSON
84 Marmion Way, Rockport
Boston University
Ed.M.
Physical Education
QJEK
FRANK PIRRELLO
Butler Rd., South Sudbury
Southwestern: Boston Uni-
versity
Ed.M.
Social Science: Elementary
Education
ASH
NANCY M. POE
307 S. Ft. Thomas St.,
Ft. Thomas, Ky.
University of Cincinnati
Ed.D.
Ilealth and Physical Educa-
tion and Guidance
A011
RUTH P. PRAGNELL
5 St. John's Rd., Cambridge
Boston University
Ed.Bl.
Elementary Education
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NIARIE T. QUIRK
61 Louis Prang St., Boston
Bridgewater State College:
Boston University: Hyannis
State College: Harvard Uni-
versity
Ed.M.
Health Education
IIA9
ERNEST B. REMONDINI
11 Off Lake St., VVeymouth
Bridgewater State Teachers
College
Ed.M.
Education
KAQD National Exec. Secy.
EDITH C. ROBERTSON
12 West St., VVestboro
Boston University
Ed.M.
Business Education
AIIE: IIA8
CAROL A. ROMANOW
1874 Commonwealth Ave.,
Brighton
Boston University
Ed:M.
Speech Therapy
PEARL M. ROSBOROUGH
18 Davis Rd., Belmont
Fitchburg State Teachers
College
Ed.M.
Reading
HA9
PAUL E. ROURKE
2 High St., Winthrop, life.
University of Maine
Eml.lNI.
Guidance and Counseling in
Rehabilitation
MARY A. ROWAN
25 Pine Knoll Rd., Lexington
Regis College
Ed.lVI.
Elementary Education
LEONARD D. ROWELL
38 Walnut St.,
llanchester, N. H.
University of New Hampshire
Ed.l1I.
Audio Visual Education
ANGELO VV. RUGGIERO
11 Locust St., Winthrop
Boston College
Ed.M.
Social Studies
PHYLLIS J. SAFENOVITZ
113 Washington St.,
Norwich, Conn.
Brandeis University
Ed.M.
Speech and Hearing
SUZANNE W. SAMS
9231 No. North St.,
Washington C. H., O.
Denison University: Rollins
College: Miami University:
Ohio State University
Ed.l1l.
Guidance
All: IIA8
JOEL ll. SAHIUELS
94 Tappan St., Brookline
Boston University
Ed.l1I.
Guidance
BARBARA J. SANDERSON
396 No. Main St., Attleboro
Colby Junior College
Ed.l1l.
Education
JOSEPH P. SAVOIA
51 River St., Quincy
Bowdoin College
Ed.M.
Guidance
JANE C. SCORY
P. O. Box 391,
Hiagganum, Conn.
Tufts University
Ed.M.
Speech and Hearing Therapy
NORMAN J. SEAVER
7 Craigie Circle, Cambridge
Adelphi College: Boston Uni-
versity
Ed.lNI.
.-1 rt Education
ROBERT S. SIIITH
Lot ftlfi Phillips St.,
North Hanover
Northeastern University
Ed.lNl.
Education
HOPE C. SOLOMONS
293 Governor St.,
Providence, R. I.
Clark University: Wellesley
College
Ed.D.
Educational Measurements
l'IA9: EE.
PAUL P. STARKOVICH
933 South St., Paton, N. H.
St. Michael's College
Ed.M.
Deaf-Blind Education
JANE E. STEVENSON
257 Sound Beach Ave.,
Old Greenwich, Conn.
New Haven State Teachers
College
Ed.M.
Guidance and Counseling
GEORGE STOIA
51 Egmant St., Brookline
Boston University
Ed.M.
Speech and Hearing
KAKIJ
IVAN V. STONEBROOK
South Lancaster
Pacific Union College
Ed.M.
School Administration
MARIAN B. SWEENEY
10 Sunset Rd., Salem
University of Illinois
Ed.M.
Guidance and Counseling
KAII
Personnel and Counseling
Assn.
RUTH B. SYLVESTER
1267 Commercial St.,
East Weymouth
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education.
IIA8
GORDON K. TEAGUE
37 Sea St., N. Weymouth
Ed.M.
Secondary Education
CMRSJ EDITH R.
THOMAS
626 Plymouth Ave..
Fall River
Boston University
Ed.M.
Science Education
MARY E. TIERNEY
35 Edwin Rd., Vvaltham
Newton Wellesley Hospital:
Boston University
Ed.M.
Health
PAUL J. TIUNAN
6 Liberty Dr., Shrewsbury
Concord College: Boston Uni-
versity
Ed.M.
Physical Education
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LORRAINE E. TOLMAN
5 File Rd., Wellesley Hills
Radcliffe College: University
of Southern California
Ed.D.
Education
STANLEY J. TRENT
16 Davis Rd., Auburn
Holy Cross
Ed.BI.
Administration
STEFAN VOGEL
Boston University
Edll.
Elementary Education
JANET H. WATERS
11 Rutledge Rd., Belmont
University of New Hampshirf
Adelphi College
Ed.M.
Education
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BIYRTLE NI. WVEBB
79 Roosevelt Ave.,
Vvatsonville, Calif.
Boston University
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
HA9
HELENA J. WILDE
12 Murry Hill Rd.,
Cambridge
Lesley College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
IIA9
ANNIE D. WILLIAMS
Qyg Short St., Asheville, N.C.
Bennett College
Ed.M.
Elementary Education
FRIEDA WOLLMANN
1655 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston
Boston University
Ed.M.
Ilealth Education
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IOIS T GIULIANO
27 Stanton Rd Brookline
University of Michigan
M S S S
Social W ork
JEANNE E. HINCKLEY
89 Mellen St., Brockton
Radcliffe College
lKI.S.S.S.
Casework
MILDRED M. KIYOTA
P.O. Box 8, Kamuela,
Hawaii
University of Hawaii
M.S.S.S.
Social Case Work
BEATRICE E. LENNON
4008 Washington St.,
Roslindale
Boston College
lNI.S.S.S.
Social Work
WILLIAM H. BARLOW
1696 So. Tennyson St.,
Denver, Colo.
University of New Hampshire
M.S.S.S.
Group Work
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JAMES M. CARAMELLO
I Stafford St., Plymouth
University of Massachusetts
M.S.S.S.
Social Work
DONALD S
FARRINGTON
Golden Rule harm
Tilton N H
University of Vermont
M S S S
Social Work
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BARBARA M. BOGGS
205 No. 6 St., Las Vegas, Nev.
William Jewell College?
Scarritt College
M.S.S.S.
Group Work
Sww. Exec. Comm.g News-
paper Comm. Chm.
NORMA COHEN
194 Jewett St.,
Providence, R. I.
University of Rhode Island
M.S.S.S.
Casework
BARBARA N. GARDNER
19 Stratford Rd., Natick
University of New Hampshire
M.S.S.S.
Social Work
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18159 Abov Tour,
Jerusalem, Israel
Yagdil Torah Oran-Alger
M.S.S.S.
Social Work
JAMES E. JENSEN
Krums Corners Rd.,
Ithaca, N. Y.
Cornell University
M.S.S.S.
Casework
BETTY S. KURKULOS
517 Second St., Fall River
Boston University
M.S.S.S.
Social Work
MILTON L. I-IELLER
1258 Commonwealth Ave.,
Allston
Boston University
lVI.S.S.S.
Group Work
ISABELLA KAPLAN
M.S.S.S.
FRANK E. LAMSON
10 Benner Ave., Malden
Boston University
M.S.S.S.
Group Work
SCA 1, Constitution Comm.
Chm. 2g Stud. Org. Exec.
Coun. 2, NASW 2
GERALDINE G. LERNER JEANNE A. LEVINSON
15 Ellery St., Cambridge
Vanderbilt University
lNI.S.S.S.
Psychiatric Social Work
1862 Beacon St., Brookline
William and Mary
M.S.S.S.
Group Work
BRUCE B. BURNETT
110 Pond St., Holbrook, Mass
Harvard College
M.S.S.S.
Social Casework
BARBARA A. DEEB
112 Cedar St., Norwood
Boston University
INI.S.S.S.
Casework
FREDDINE B. GIBSON
156 Laurel Ave., Atlanta, Ga
Spelman College
M.S.S.S.
Group Work
MARIE H. LEVY
19 Euclid Ave..
Providence. R. I.
University of Missouri:
University of California of
Los Angeles
M. S. S.
Social Work
PHYLLIS M. MILLER
9 VVare St., Cambridge
Boston Vniversity
M.S.S.S.
Psychiatric Social Work
DORIS M. PELLEGRINI
34 Lakeview Rd.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
University of Rhode Island
l1I.S.S.S.
Casework
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940 Dedham St.,
Newton Centre
lfniversity of Rhode Island
M.S.S.S.
Psychiatric Social Work
JEANINE SCHWERNER
14 Lindall Pl., Boston
Brandeis University
11.3.5.5
Social Work
POLLY I. TAYLOR
54 Forsyth Ft., Boston
Wellesley College:
Haverford College
11533.
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KATHARINE W. TOLL
1137 Mass. Ave., Cambridge
YVellesley College
M.S.S.S.
Psychiatric Social Work
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NANCY SCHNEEWIND
9 VVare St., Cambridge
Earlhain College
M.S.S.S.
Social Work
GENEVIEVE L. SHORT
2206 Soniat St.,
New Orleans, La.
Spelman College
M.S.S.S.
Casework
ROSALIND I. TERZI
QQ6 Jamaicaway,
Jamaica Plain
Boston University: New Yo
School of Social Ivork
M.S.F.S.
Casework
NANCY L. VAN NESS
191 Main St.,
South River. N. J.
Wellesley College
M.S.S.S.
Social Group Work
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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
JAMES R. MacKAY
KATHERINE A .
105 Pinckney St., Boston NICLAUGHLIN
Tufts College 4 VVehster St., Nashua, N. H.
M.S.S.S.
Social Work
JULIUS S. NEWMAN
17 Franklin Hill Ave.,
Dorchester
Northeastern University
M.S.S.S.
Group Work
MARIE C. REILLY
Q58 High St.,
Vl'o0nsoeket, R. I,
Rhode Island College of
Education
M.S.S.S.
Social Work
University of New Hampshire
31.5.5.9-.
Social Work
BERNARD F. NOLAN
119 Minot St., Dorchester
Boston University
51.5.3.5
Social Work
RICHARD H. ROYE
11 Howland St., Roxbury
M.S.S.S.
Group Work
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194 Clifton St., Malden
Boston University
M.S.S.S.
Casework
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RICHARD P. STEARNS
365 VV. Britannia St.,
Taunton
University of New Hampshire
l11.S.S.S.
Social Casework
DOROTHY A. TOBKIN
2830 Van Alien Blvd.,
Cleveland, O.
Radcliffe College
31.5.3.8
Social Work
MARY L. VONDAL
75 Newlield St.,
North Chelmsford
North Central College
M.S.S.S.
Psychiatric Social Work
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R.F.D. ffl Foster Center, R. I.
University of Rhode Island
1I.S.S.S.
Casework
BARBARA G. WALSH
1-L5 Hawthorne Rd.,
Braintree
Radcliffe College
M.S.S.S.
Casewo rk
JANE L. WARNER
148 Mapleton Ave.,
Suffield, Conn.
Wellesley' College
M.S.S.S.
Psychiatric Social IVOrk
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SALLY HALL
JOHN W. HAMMOND
17 Traill St., Cambridge
Amherst College
BI.S.S.S.
Casework
PHILIP HASBROUCK
CHARLOTTE MAHER
MARIE E. STURM
19 East Granada Ave.,
Hershey, Penn.
St. Lawrence University
M.S.S.S.
Casework
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ELEANORE M. BUBA
12 Hills St., Randolph
Music Education
EAI Editor, Secy., Sergeant-
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Newman Club 1, Del. it-4
Rec. Secy. 45 Orchestra 1, Q
Symphonic Band 3, 4
DIANE R. BUONFIGLIO
1170 Furnace Brook Pkwy.,
Quincy
Art Education
KO Corr. Secy.
Class Secy. 35 APXOS 3,
Secy.-Treas. 45 Newman Club
1-35 Italian Club 1, 2
RICHARD N. CASELLI
728 Wood Ave.,
Woonsocket, R. I.
Music Education
ROBERT A.
CHRISTENSEN
65 Lower Blvd.,
New London, Conn.
Music Education
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Stud. Alumni Rep.5 APXOS
3, 45 Newman Club 1-4-
JACQUES ANDRE CHARLES J. AUBURN
1708 Second Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
Washington Square College
New York University
Acting
Class Treas. 45 Drama Club5
Radio Club
BEVERLY E. BAKALLY ANN C. BALLATO
487 Amherst St..
Manchester. N. H.
Music Education
Orthodox Club 2-45 MENC
2-45 Chorus 1-4
EDWARD C. BIRCH
18 Novelty Lane,
Essex, Conn.
Music Education
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Sailing Team 1-4, Vice
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Com-
BETTY J. BOWKER
1091 Washington Ave.,
Portland, Me.
Painting
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FRANCIS J. BUCKLEY
112 Prospect St., Weymouth
New England Conservatory
of Music
Music Education
Symphonic Band 3, 45 Cham-
ber Band 3, 41 Newman Club
4
PRISCILLA J. BUSSAN
351 South Iilonroe St.,
Lancaster, Wis.
Wellesley College
M.F.A.
Theatre Directing
JEAN L. CEDERGREN
11 Edlie Ave.,
East Norwalk, Conn.
Music Education
l'IKA: EAI Ed.
Chapel Choir 1-3, Librarian
S, House Mgr. 45 Symphonic
Band 1-4: Marching Band
1-45 MENC l-3, Librarian 45
Charlesgate Floor Counselor
24 N.E. Intercollegiate Band
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RICHARD F.
CHRISTOPHER
82 Crestwood Rd.,
VVest Hartford, Conn.
Opera-Voice
EOE
HOLLY A. BUNNELL
210 Eaton Ave.,
Meriden, Conn.
Commercial Art
SCA 1, 25 Drama Club 4
EDWARD L.
CARMICHAEL
Pembroke East, Bermuda
Voice
QIJMA
JANE S. CHASE
28 Hall Ave., Watertown
Music Education
KKI' V.P., Ediciency Chm.,
Music Chm.
MENC 15 SCA 1
E. JAMES COLE, JR.
286 Oak St., Indian Orchard
Music Education
CIJMA Historian, V.P., Social
Chm.
Congregation Club 15 Glee
Club 1, Secy. 3, Pres. 4: AR-
KOS 3, 45 INIENC 1-4: Class
V.P. 2, 35 Stud. Activities
Coun. 2, 8
SALLY M. BACON
16166 Greenview St.,
Detroit, Mich.
University of Michigan
Music Education
EAI
JOHN B. BINNEY
Washington St., Hanover
Music Education
KIWP'
Chorus 1, S5 Glee Club 25
Choral Art Soc. S: MENC SZ, 4
HOWARD K. BOWMAN
159 Ridge Rd.,
Wethersfield, Conn.
University of Connecticut
Illustration
JOSEPH CONTE
5Q8 Pleasant Valley Pkwy.,
Providence, R. I.
Longy School of Music:
Rhode Island College of Erl-
ucation
Music Education
ROBERT B. CULLEN
31 Brook Rd., Weston
Music Education
SUSAN F. DeSTEFANO
14 Leah St., hlelrose
Applied Piano
BRIDE VVarden, Pres.
Class Secy. 1, 2: APXOS 3, 43
Newman Club 1, 2: Chorus
1-4
71
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MARCIA L. DIEHL
9297 Cedar Lane,
Cheshire, Conn.
Wheaton College
Piano Pedagogy
MYDE
SYLVIA H.
DUCKWORTH
57 Amherst Ave.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
New England Conservatory
of Music
Church Music
KATHERINE A. ELA
N. Anson, hte.
Boston University
M.Mus.
Music Education
Afbz MIIJE
ROGER E. ERICKSON
SCHOOL OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS
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ELLA E. DIXON
61 Circuit Ave.,
West Worcester
Church rllusic-Organ
EAI Treas., Curr. Secy.
Band 1-43 Symphonic Band 4-
JEAN L. DWYER
10 Lincoln Ct., Saugus
Applied Piano
EAI Program Chm., Chap-
lain, Pres.
Chorus 1, Q: Glee Cluh 3, 4:
SFAA Panhellenic Coun. 4
NANCY H. ENGGREN
317 Upham St., Melrose
Applied Organ
PCIJB Secy., V.P.
RICHARD P. EVANS
196 Burlington St., Lexington
Theatre Education
AIYQQ AGA
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PETER N. COZZOLINO
1105 Jensen Ave.,
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
Illustration
XYIYE Librarian
Track 13 Decathlon 4-3 New-
man Clubg Booster Club
BARBARA A. DECKER
35 W. Main St.,
Plainville, Conn.
Art Education
IIKE Corr. Secy.
DAVID N. CRAVATTS
184- Kirkstall Rd.,
Newtonville
Theatre Arts
MICHAEL B.
De PASQUALE
33 East lNIain St., ltlilford
Music Education
KFIP' V.P.
JOHN B. UETTINGER
ARTHUR B. DIEBEL II
Van Brunt BIanor,
East Setauket, N. Y.
Long Island Agricultural and
Technical Institute
Adwriising Design
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MARY ANN DONAHUE
19 Churchill Ave., Arlington
Lasell Junior Collegeg Boston
University
M.F.A.
Theatre Education
AFA: A'I"Q
SHELDON EDELSTEIN
163 2nd Ave..
Gloversville, N. Y.
lnlcrior Design
IIE Treas.
Stud. Development Comm.,
Ifnit Chnl. 3. -I-1 Stud, Govt. 4-
JANET B. EPSTI-IIN
17 Thoniaston St.,
Hartford Conn.
Skidmore College
Art Education
SHEILAH FENSTER
SCHOOL OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS
NORMAN H.
GUIDOBON I
14 Southwick St., Middleboro
Music Education
KFW' Financial Secy.
Class Treas. 45 Co-Chm.
Beaux-Arts Ballg Orchestra lg
Band 3, 4
SHEILAH HASKIN
432 Leslie St., Newark, N. J.
Syracuse University
Art Education
JOAN C. HEYN
441 West Pine St.,
Audubon, N. Y.
Illustration
IIKE
APXOS 3, 4 V.P.3 Stud.
Govt. Pub. Calendar Chm.,
Secy. 3, 45 IDC 25 House
Coun. 2, 45 Murlin House
Social Chm. 4
ROBERT A. FISI-IMAN
180 Bartlett St., Brockton
Music Education
KFW' Social and Program
Chm.
Orchestrag MENC
STANLEY FUDALA
JOSEPH G.
GIANGRASSO
35 Varnum Ave., Lowell
M usic Education
KFW' Historian
DONALD G. GREEN
538 Putnam Ave., Cambridge
Music Education
MENC 3, 4
VIRGINIA LEE B.
FOGLIA
156 Maple Ave.,
Westbury, N. Y,
Art Education
l'IKE V.P.
HUB Assoc. Art Ed. 35 New-
man Club 1-4
ELENA M. GARGARO
46 Claremont St., Waltham
Art Education
K0
New Clubg Italian Club
IRMA M. GOLDBERG
FERNANDE GREGOIRE
GERALD W.
GUILBEAULT
166 School St., Northbridge
Art Education
HE Secy.
Newman Club 1-4, Member-
ship Chm.5 Class Treas. 4
DIANA P. HASSAPELIS
225 Cottage Rd.,
South Portland, Me.
Art Education
IIKE Art Exhibit Chm.
SCA 1, Q5 YWCA 15 Orthodox
Club 1
FLOYD T. HIGGINS
Box 185, Yarmouth, Me.
M usic Education
KFIIJ' Chaplain 3
Class Prcs. 45 Class Treas. 35
MENC 1-45 Band 1, 25 Glee
Club 3, 4
148
ERLING M. HANSEN
117 Alta Ave.,
San Antonio, Tex.
West Texas State College
M.Mus.
Music Education
STEPHEN J.
HERMASZEWSKI
15 Robinson St., Webster
Art Education
Glee Club 1-3, Librarian 45
Newman Club 1, 23 Creative
Arts Conf. Exhibitor 3
FRED W. HILES
ROBERT J. FOLEY
148 Mt. Vernon St.,
Arlington
Acting
AWK!
Stud. Coun. Treas. 1-3
Drama Club
MEREDITH D. GATES
416 Eaton St.,
Hampton, Va.
Music Education
A20 Journalist
SCA 1, Drama Comm. Chm.
4, Chapel Choir 3, 45 Litur-
gical Dance Group 3, 45 Dra-
ma Club 1, 2
JOYCE L. GRAFF
516 Surf St., Chicago, Ill.
ltlichigan State University
Theatre Arts
Class V.P. 4
CLYDE C. GRIGSBY
CHARLES T. HOLLOWAY
Luray, Va.
Richmond Professional In-
stitute
Theater Art
M.F.A.
JOSEPH HURWITZ
62 Greenwood St., Boston
Music Education
ROBERTA L. JANUSZ
7 ltlerrimack St.,
Nashua, N. H.
New England Conservatory
of hlusic
Piano in Music Education
EAI Rec. Secy.
MENC 4: Chorus 4
WILLIAM J. KEANEY
34 Capital St., Newton
Applied Piano
Newman Club 1-43 Chorus
1-4
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ESTELLE F. KING
25 So. Washington Ave.,
Kingston, N. Y.
Music Education
INIYIDE Historian
Chapel Choir 1-43 Choral Art
Soc. 1-3, Alumni Secy. 45
MENC 3, 4
SARANN KLAVIR
10 Woodbine Cir.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Interior Design
Hillel 1-4: Interior Design
Club 1-4, Comm. Chm. 2, 3
BARBARA J. KOSA
474 Light St.,
Stratford, Conn.
Applied Clarinet
CHARLES M. KIPP
10 Burnside St.,
Lancaster, N. H.
Church Music
Choral Art Soc. 3, 43 Glee
Club 1, 2g Marsh Chapel
Choir 1-45 Symphonic Band
1-35 DeMolay, Organist 1
DONNA T. KNAI-'P
165 Worcester St.,
Watertown
Music Education
MCIDE Alumnae Secy.,
Warden
Choral Art Soc. 1-45 MENC
1, 4
RICHARD A.
KREKORIAN
S6 Green St., Jamaica Plain
Applied Music
Armenian Club 1, 25 Congre-
gational Club 1-4g Rifle Club
11 Chorus 1-4
DOROTHY B. HOWE
11 Prudential Rd., Worcester
.Music Education
EAI V.P.g Ali? Chaplain,
Standards and Efficiency
Chm.
Scarlet Key 3, 4: Shelton
Hall Stud. Govt., Floor Chm.
3, Qnd V.P. 41 Symphonic
Band 1-3, Secy. -lg "Who's
Whot'
CAROL R. HYCHKA
673 Goodwin St.,
East Hartford, Conn.
Music Education
Christian Science Org. I-4,
Secy. 35 Harriet Richards
House, Secy. 2, 4: BIENC 1,
2, 43 Choral Art Soc. 2-4
NATALIE E. JOHNSON
11A Edith Ave., Everett
Music Education
Orchestra 1-33 Band 52, 3:
Chorus 43 INIENC 1-4
GRACE J.
KHACHADOORIAN
8 Brookside Ave.,
Menands, N. Y.
Music Education
149
BEVERLY A. HUNTRESS
Stewart St., Kezar Falls, Me.
Ivlusic Education
BRIDE Social Chm., V.P.g .WD
Social Chm., V.P., Pres.
APXOSQ Women's Glee Club
1-3, Pres. 43 lVIENC
Stud. Conn. 15 Class Treas. 23
Panhellenic House, Treas. 3,
4, Exec. Bd. 3, 43 Panhellcnic
Conf. 43 Scarlet Keyg "Who's
hvhon
l-42
LELIA A. IANNIELLO
5 Conant St., West Concord
Music Education
A417 Rec. Secy., Historian
Band 1--1: Congregational
Club, Corr. Secy. 1, 21
MENC
CAROLE R. KASEN
BERYL P. KILTON
R.F.D., Winnipesaukee, N. H.
Church Music
EAIQ KKI' Registrar, Schol-
arship Chm., EH'lciency Chm.
Chorus 1-4
JUNE T. KIRKWOOD
84 St. Botolph St., Boston
Woodrow Wilson Junior Col-
lege
Illustration
Newman Club 4
CHARLES S.
KONDEK, JR.
167 No. Main St., Webster
Music Theatre Directing
AWD
APXOSQ Stud. Govt. Pres.
Drama Club
RHODA LEHAM
SCHOOL OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS
DONALD F.
MORRISON
28 Anawan St., Taunton
Music Education
KFII'
Newman Club 1-4: MENC
Z-4
BEVERLY A. NEWTON
Main St., Stowe, Vt.
Music Education
MENC 1, 4: Choral Art Soc.
2-45 Glee Club 1
ROBERT E. LEAVITT
239 Lincoln Ave.,
Gardiner, Me.
Church M usic
fDMA
Senate 13 Glee Club 1, 25
Choral Art Soc. 1
LINDA M. LEVIN
515 E. Bay Dr.,
Long Beach, N. Y.
Illustration
Hillel
AUDREY L. LONG
48 Camp St.,
New Britain, Conn.
Music Education
EAI Treas.g Alb Treas., V.P.,
Pledge Trainer
Glee Club 13 Choral Art Soc.
2, 8, V.P. 4: Shelton Stud.
Govt., Floor Secy-Treas. 3,
House Secy. 43 MENC 1-45
Stud. Activities Coun. 1g
Newman Club 1-4: Charles-
gate Hall Freshman Coun-
selor 2, Scarlet Keyg "Who's
Who"
ANGELA C. MARCUCCI
131 Cottage St.,
East Boston
Interior Design
K0 V.P.
APXOS, Pres.: Class V.P.
1-33 Newman Club Coun.
2-4: Glee Club 2, 85 Italian
Clubg Activities Coun. 2, 35
Panhellenic Conf., Chapel
Choirg Scarlet Key:
"Who's Who"
THOMAS J . McGUIRE
DOROTHY E. LEPORE
11 Waller St.,
Providence, R. I.
Music Education
EAI Rec. Secy.
Newman Club 1-43 MENC
1-4: Charlesgate Floor Coun-
selor 2
GEORGE B. LEVINE
317 Summit Ave., Brighton
New England Conservatory
of Music
M usic Education
KI"'If
CONSTANCE P.
MALON E
1566 Middleneck Rd.,
Port Washington, N. J .
Virginia Interment Junior
College
Art Education
IIKE Secy., Professional
Chm.
Congregational Club 25
YWCA, V.P. 23 Dorm Sec-
tion Counselor 4
EDWIN E. MASON
78 King St., Warren, R. I.
Music Education
KI"I" Historian
Band 1-45 MENC 1, s, 4,
Canterbury Club 1-4
JOAN M. McNEAR
150
NORMA B. MUSCO
84 Kimball St.,
Providence, R. I.
Theater Education
Newman Club 1-45 Class
Pres. 8: Class Secy. 4
SHIRLEY L. N IELSEN
974 Westbrook St.,
Portland, Me.
M uric Education
IIKA
Marlboro Honor Dorm,
I-Iouse Mgr. 49 SCA 1, 23
Choral Art Soc.
LEW NADIEN
105 Shawomet Ave.,
Somerset
M uric Education
'DMA
Band 1, 43 Orchestra 2, 8
SUSAN N ING
Box 934,
Manila, Philippines
University of Santa Tomasg
Boston Conservatory of
Music
Applied Piano
HERMAN J.
LEVENTHAL
4 Vinal St., Boston
CBA
Acting
JEAN T. LING
SA Cameron Rd.,
Kowloon, I-Iong Kong
Zlluxic Education
DIENC 3, 4: Chorus l-4
Cosmopolitan Club 8, 4
JEEN C. MANDROS
CAROL ANNE
McSWEENEY
26 Cavanaugh Rd.,
Wellesley
Music Education
SQA Sing Chm.: MGIJE
Newman Club
JOSEPH M. MOBIUS
2836 Redmond Rd.,
North Bellmore, N. Y.
Directing- Theater Arts
EIIFEQ AWD Pres.
Scarlet Key, Treas.g ARPOSQ
Class Pres. 1, 2, SFA: "Who's
Who"
JOELA M. NITZBERG
Q4 Hutton Ave.,
West Orange, N. J.
Advertising Design
HUB Assoc. Art Ed. 43 Shel-
ton Activities Chm. 3, Floor
Activities Chm. 3
ELIZABETH M. ORPIN
24 Denver St., Saugus
Interior Design
IIKE Treas., Rec. Secy.
CHARLOTTE F.
PHILBROOK
Rt. 1, Box 16B, Barre, Vt.
Music Education
hlarching and Symphonic
Bands 45 Harriet Richard's
House Corr. Secy.
STEPHANIE POLAKOV
9 Summit Ave., Somerville
Theatre Education
JOAN H. POWERS
Barrett's Mill Rd., Concord
Radcliffe College
Art Education
SCHOOL OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS
GERARD W. RINALDI
61 Burwood Ave.,
Stamford, Conn.
Advertising Design
EKIJE Pledge Trainer
Newman Club l, 2
BRUCE E.
SCHMOTTLACH
8 Howard St.,
Springvale, Me.
Music Education
KIJMA Rec. Secy.
Chapel Choir 15 Stud. Coun,
1, V.P. 2: Activities Coun. 92,
Calendar Chm. 23 Band 1-4
BERYL M. ROBINSON
Sherman Station, Me.
M usic Education
EK Secy., Exec. Bd.
MENC 1-43 Chorus 1, 2, 45
Band 8, 4
MYRON A. SCHWAGER
46 Hull Ave., PittsHeld
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
History and Literature of
Music
KFW' Pres.
APXOSQ Drama Club 1
LUCILLE E. NIXON
Wellington Heights,
Avon, Conn.
Art Education
IIKE Social Chm., Rec. Secy.,
Pres.
APXOSg l1Iurlin House
Coun., V.P. 2, Freshman
Counselor 8, Pres. 45 SCA
1-23 Congregational Club
1-35 YWCA 1, 35 "Who's
Whoi'
JOHN A. PARKER
Rt. 1, GoHstown, N. H.
Music Education
MENC 1, 4
IRVIN A. PINKOFSKY
267 Normandy St.,
Dorchester
Music Education
KFWP' Financial Secy., String
Quartet
Orchestra 1-45 WBUR 39
Hillel 3, 4
DAVID K. POTTER
GRANGER W.
NORWOOD
FRANCES Y. PERRY
VICTOR A. PITZI, JR.
592 Broadway St., Revere
Interior Design
IIE Pres.
APXOSQ Stud. Coun., Deco-
rations Comm. Chm. 3, Pres.
45 SFA 43 SFAA Planning
and Dev. Comm. Chm.:
HUB Bd. 4g SFAA Float
Chm.g Beaux Art Ball Chm.g
SFAA Org. Del.g Scarlet Key:
"Who's Who"
ALLAN G. POWERS
Wardtown Rd.,
Freeport, Me.
M uaic Education
KI'I" Chaplain
HELEN G. QUIJANO
CYNTHIA R. QUIMBY
2195 Leveriza St.,
Pnsay City, P. I.
University of the Philippinesg
51 Lansing Rd., Lynn
Music Education
AAA Song Leader, V.P.,
Smith College
Applied Piano
Social Chm.
Class Secy. 3, 43 Stud. Govt.
45 Joslin Hall House Mgr. 43
MENC 1-43 Chorus 1-4
151
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CYNTHIA M. SANTARO
Seventh Ave.,
Whitehall, N. Y.
New England Conservatory
Music Education
Glee Club 3: Chorus 45 New-
man Club l, 23 MENC 3, 4
IRA M. SEGAL
12 Puritan Rd., Newton
Advertising and
Art
IIE Social Chm., Float Chm.
APXOSg Class
Commercial
Pres. 3, 45
Stud. Coun. 2-4: General As-
sembly 2-4, Beaux Art Ball,
Pub. Chm. 2, S
SCHOOL OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS
ANNE L. SENECHAL
108 Commonwealth Ave.,
New Britain, Conn.
Painting
Murlin House Treas. 5, 4
OLIVE L. SMITH
Cabot, Vt.
University of Vermont
M.Mus.
M uoic Education
DAVID T. TRAURIG
SIM Englewood Ave.,
Brookline
Advertising Design
FIJEII V.P.
RANDAL A. WHITE
Swan's Island, Me.
Art Education
KAY WISHENGRAD
VIRGINIA YETERIAN
897 Albany St., Roxbury
College of Theatre Arts
Acting
BARBARA G. SIMMONS
516 No. Alcaniz St.,
Pensacola, Fla.
Florida University
M.Mus.
Music
AKA
SIDNEY B. SMITH
S5 Vincent Ave.,
Chautauqua, N. Y.
Longy School of Music
Music Education
BRENDA G. TURET
56 Gardner St., Allston
M uaic Education
IIKAg MCIJE
Chorus 1, Q, 4: Glee Club 3g
Hillel 13 MENC 4
BETTY M. WILLIAMS
Dudley Town Rd.,
Bloomfield, Conn.
Art Education
APXOSQ Stud. Govt. 2, Pub.
Chm. 2g Murlin House Conn.
2, Freshman Advisor 3, Ori
entation Comm. Co-Chm. 3'
IDC, V.P. 3, Secy. 4: SCA 1
PAL Chaplain 23 YWCA 1,
Pres. 2
LAWRENCE F.
WOODWARD
1 Ash St.,
Jewett City, Conn.
Music Education
E'-IPEg KYW'
Newman Club 1-4
VIRGINIA YURO
557 Forbes St.,
Riverside, R. I.
Church Music
EAI Chaplain
Choral Art Soc. 2-43 Dorm
Pres. 4: Canterbury Club 3,
43 Scarlet Key
152
ALISON A. SMITH
228 SO. 21 St.,
Philadelphia, Penn.
Carleton Collegeg Yale School
of Music
Viola
Orchestra 4
MARIE A. TOZZI
115 Central Ave., Braintree
Music Education
MENC 2-43 Newman Club
2, 3, Chorus l-4
VERA J. WEINTRAUB
1516-51 St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn College
M.F.A.
Directing
A'I'Q
MARY L. WINSOR
284 Lake Ave., Newton
Music Education
MGE Corr. Secy.g KKI'
Treas.
Symphonic Orchestra 1-4g
Chapel Violinist 3
JODIE A. WYATT, JR.
177 Harold St., Dorchester
Art Education
IIE
SCHOOL OF FINE AND
GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES
MARY P. AMLAE
RAYMOND E. BERGER
LLOYD G. BLAKELY
ARTHUR L. BONFILIO
JOHN D. BOOMER
Cape Rd., Bellingham
New England Conservatory
Muc.M.
Music Education
LeROY C. BRANDT, JR.
JACK O. BROWN
RICHARD E. BROWN
FRANCIS J. BUCKLEY
WINIFRED BURKLE
M. C. CAHILL
JUDITH D. CHADWICK
GAYLE CHANDLER
THOMAS F. CHASE
DONALD R. CLAPP
JOSEF N. COBERT
115 Mill St., New Bedford
Marlboro College, Paris Con-
servatory
Applied lllusic
Symphony Orchestra, Solo
Flutist
DIARILYN I. COEY
EPHRA COHN
PHILIP R. CONLEY
ROBERT O. CORLEY
316 Central St., Auburndale
Boston University
DI.h'Ius.
ltlusic Education
fIJMA
ORLANDO F.
CORNACCHIO
ALAN B. CROSSMAN
HARRY M. DAVIS
KAREN C. DAVIS
BARBARA J. DEARBORN
JOHN H. DeHANO
1695 IiIain St., Sharon
Advertising Design
Q2
Music Club 1, 25 Scabbard
and Blade
WILLIAM D. DeJONG
RUSSELL J. DOUCETTE
NANCY H. DWYER
CHAWLES A. FAUST
SHIRLEY M. FELLOWS
BIRA FENSTER
GREGOIRE FERNANDE
INIARIAN D. FICHTNER
VERA A. FORTUNE
D. VVILLIAM FRAME
445 N. Vassar St.,
Wichita, Kan.
University of Wichita
M.A.
Church Music
GMA: KAII
Choral Art Soc.
WESLEY M. FULLER
JEROME S. GARFIELD
ROBERT GAY
G. JOHNSTONE
GEIKIE, JR.
BERNARD GENZER
649 Linden Blvd.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooklyn College
liI.F.A.
Theatre
CATHERINE E. GIBA
ELIZABETH A. GRAVES
MARGARET A. GRECOE
FREDERICK A.
GRICIUS
Lawrence Academy, Groton
New England Conservatory
of Music
M.Mus.
Music Education
ELEANOR S. GROPER
INGRID M. GUTBERG
IVIARCIA L. HARPER
83 Westgate, Cambridge
Abilene Christian College:
Florida State University
Music Education
Orchestra: Band
OTTO W. HENRY, JR.
WILFRED HEYS, JR.
MICHAEL M. HORVIT
YU Y. JAO
PENELOPE JENCKS
DAVID C. JOHNSON
GERALD W. JOHNSON
RUTH R. KAPELA
708 Jale Pl.,
Schenectady, N. Y.
Boston University
INI.F.A.
GERALDINE KARAFIN
DWIGHT D. KILLAM
'73 Ridgeview Ci., Ludlow
Syracuse University
lVI.Mus.
Music Education
FREDERICK E. KERR
SARANN KLAVIN
HARRY KOBIALKA
CAROLE R. KRIEGER
MICHELE La BOMBARDA
MARY F. LANIGAN
GREG LARKIN
JOHN LASELL, JR.
LEWIS W. LEHAM
JEAN D. LOOSLI
DONALD LOUD
ARTHUR L. LOUIS
RICHARD H. LUND
HENRY C. MANN, JR.
317 Third St., Herndon, Va.
University of New Hamp-
shireg Keene Teachers College
M.F.A.
Theatre
SISTER RITA MARION
JOHN G. MARSHALL
MERLE H. MARSCHNER
25 Cliff St.,
New Britain, Conn.
Applied Violin
AAA Sponsor Chnl., 1Iar-
shal
Symphony Orchestra 4-
NEIL E. MARTIN
ROBERT MESROBIAN
MARILYN S. MILLER
VIRGILIO MORI
JANET J. MORSE
KENNETH E. MUNSEY
JOHN J. NARDI
901 Broadway, Everett
Boston University
Mus. M.
Music Education
'-'DMA
Fantasia Club: Newman Club
SISTER MARY
ST. NEREE
SISTER MARGARET G.
O'CONNOR
JOHN B. OETTINGER
153
MARGARET V.
O'GRADY
582 Walnut St., Fall River
Boston University
IifI.S.
Nursing Service Administra-
tion
EST
Newman Club
NICHOLAS B.
PELLEGRINO
HARRY I, PHILLIPS
STEPHANIE POLSKOW
JEANNETTE C. RAYNER
VIRGINIA C.
RICHARDSON
Mount Desert, Me.
New England Conservatory
of hfusicg Yale University:
Roosevelt University, Har-
vard University
Piano Pedagogy
EAI: IIKA
ROLANDO RINGO
VIRGINIA C.
RICHARDSON
DAVID J. ROBERTSON
MURIEL P. ROBINSON
JOHN B. RUSSILLO
CAMERON A. RYLANCE
GREGG SAEGER
NEAL D. SANDERS, JR.
ELPIDA A. SARANDO
FRED D. SCHMIDT
GERALDINE SEAVER
JOHN P. SEMPLE
DONALD G. SHORT
SHELDON J. SMITH
EILEEN B. SOKOL
2445 Rockville Centre Pkwy.,
Oceanside, N. Y.
Katherine Gibbsg New York
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MARVIN STARKMAN
WILLIAM A. STEIN
VYTAUTAS V. STROLIA
CAROL E.
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ANTHONY E. TAGLINO
MORRIS L. TAYLOR
ANDERS T. TELLSTROM
5 Sarles Lane,
Pleasantville, N. Y.
Boston University
Mus.A.D.
Music Education
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DONNA M. THOMPSON
CHARLES P. TURNER
LENORA C. VANCE
JOHN J. WEEKS
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MELVIN K. WEST
RUBY WEO
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64 Creelex Rd., Belmont
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Woodland St., Sherborn
Simmons College
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Stud. Org.
ELLEN O. CADY
Central St., Sunapee, N
Mt. Auburn Hospital
Nursing
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ANITA M.
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293 Collette St..
New Bedford
Nursing
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SEENA E. ABRAMS
27 Common St.,
Providence, R. I.
Nursing
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MARILYN A. BALL
Townsend Harbor
Nursing
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EDITH D. BAUGH
4 Aspen St., Roxbury
Columbia University
Teachers College
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MARIE L. BALOGA
26 W. Jackson St.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
University of Pittsburgh
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5M Mineral St., Ipswich
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M. BERNICE BUCHER
315 Abbeville Rd.,
Lancaster, Penn.
Nursing
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GWENDOLYN G. CARD
17 Oak St., Lisbon Falls, Me.
Nursing
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Coun. Corr. Secy. 33 SCA
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WICHAI
CHUMNANNARONG
49 St. Mary's St., Brookline
Boston University
M.A.
Biology
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CONSTANCE L. BRAMAN
Farm Rd., Sherborn
Nursing
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NANCY M. BUNAI
139 Oxford St., Cambridge
University of Massachusetts
Nursing
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ANTONETTA E. CARLO
99 Russo St.,
Providence, R. I.
Boston University
M.S.
Supervision
Stud. Org.
JEANNE G. CLARK
1201 Fairmont Ave.,
Fairmont, W. Va.
St. Mary's Notre Dame
M.S.
Teaching of Rehabilitation
Nursing
JACQUELYN S. ARCHER
65 King St., Raynham
Nursing
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GERTRUDE F. BARKER
80 Itlagnolia Rd.,
Swampscott
San Diego Junior College
Nursing
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ANN F. BENJAMIN
41 Terrace Ave.,
Riverside, Conn.
Nursing
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25 Queenshury St.,
M.S.
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Boston
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COPELAND
130 Boston Rd., Chelmsford
Nursing
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Peter Scott Dr.,
Cornwall, N. Y.
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153 So. Shore Rd.,
Salem Depot, N. H.
BIerrimack College
Nursing
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VIRGINIA M.
FITZGERALD
98 Fairmount St.. Boston
Simmons Collegeg Boston
University
M.S.
Public Health Nursing
JANET G. GALT
28 Deckard St., Roxbury
Psychiatric Nursing
Stud. Org. 1, 2
CONSTANCE M.
DOUGHERTY
256 Cedar St.,
East Bridgewater
Nursing
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SHIRLEY A. EGAN
83 Allds St., Nashua,
Boston University
BLS.
Nursing Administration
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N. H.
BERENICE E.
FRECHETTE
19 Saratoga Ave.,
Burlington, Vt.
University ol Vermont
M.S.
Administration in Nursing
JANET R. COBAIN
10 Crest Ave.,
Saylesville, R. I.
Rhode Island Hospital School
of Nursing, Boston University
M.S.
Nursing Education
EST
HOWARD COURTNEY
FLORENCE E.
CRUICKSHANK
1365 Belmont St.,
Itlanchester, N. H.
Boston University
SCHOOL OF NURSING
CARRIE A. COLEMAN
360 Thacher St., Milton H V' ii: '
Boston City Hospital, School .
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109 Haverhill St., Lawrence . ,
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Simmons College
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52 Floral Ave., Malden
Massachusetts Memorial
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Boston University
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941 Montello St., Brockton i ' S , E ,-,i' A irA-.' GENEREUX
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192 Marlborough St.,
Boston
Psychiatric Nursing
Stud. Govt.
VERA B. GRIFFIN
15 Ives St., Beverly
Simmons College
Public Health Nursing
Supervision
EDYTHE A. HEAD
West Hickory, Penn.
M zdical Surgical Nursing
MARY E. HEWITT
Winterport, Me.
Nursing
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56 Everett St., Everett
Nursing
ALTA HARRISON
8l24M Hartford St.,
Houston, Tex.
Incarnate Word College
Public Health Nursing
Grad. Nurse's Club
BEVERLY S. HEATH
40 Butler Rd., Quincy
Nursing
ROSALYN R. HOFFMAN
52 Lawrence Pl.,
New Rochelle. N. Y.
Nursing
MARCELYN E. GREENE
170 Clark St., Portland, Me.
Nursing
SCA lg Glee Club 1
MADELINE R. HAYNES
458 Park Dr., Boston
Administration Nursing
Education in Rehabilitation
MARY A. HESTER
737 Cadmus,
East Liverpool, O.
St. Mary's School of Nursing
Medical-Surgical Nursing
SOOTJ A, HONG
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15 Glenbllfll Rd-i ATHHZKOH 5 .,. 'ii' V 7 74 St. Mary's St., Boston
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RUTH E. HURLEY
73 Cottage St., Fall River
Boston College
M.S.
Nursing Administration
SALLY JONES
14 Buswell St., Boston
M.S.
M edical-Surgical
158
SHIRLEY C. HURST
53 Myrtle Sq., Gloucester
Nursing
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SHIRLEY E. KELLEY
24 Shalter St., Dorchester
Orthopedic
HELEN JACKSON
15802 Alonzo Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Cleveland College
Orthopedics
Grad. Org.
LIZABETH S.
KOUNDAKJIAN
832 Moody St., Waltham
Nursing
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21 Parkman St., Brookline 925 14th Ave., 32 Walnut Hill Rd.,
Nursing HOHOIUIU. HHWGH Brookline
Grad. Div. V.P. 45 Co-Chm. I an UniVer5ity Of Hawaii Beth Israel Hospital School
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National Taiwan University ii ff 417 Brook St.,
Hospital 5 Framingham Center
Nursing iigfiimi 1 - Simmons College
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R, D, ,f5, Box 8, I Wood Rd., Braintree Rural Route 1,
Washington, Penn. X Nursing Jasonville, Ind.
B05t0n UUiVel'5ifY ,, ' .W t' Basic Div. V.P. 35 Glee Club Indiana University
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61 Park Dr., Boston 82 M'ain St., Leominster 39 Parkdale Ave., Allston
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4050 4- St., St. Petersburg, Fla.
Nursing
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MARY ELLEN H.
PALMER
126 Village Green,
Burlington, Vt.
University of Vermont
MS.
Nursing
NANCY L. PERKINS
Allen Ave., Falmouth, BIe.
Maine Medical Center School
of Nursing: St. Joseph's
College
Nursing
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22 Buswell St., Boston
University of California
Nursing
KATHERINE M. SMITH
'74 Pinahurst Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
St. Louis University
M.S.
Administration of Educational
Programs
Nursing Org.g Newman Club
BESSIE M. PERRY
Coleraine, N. C.
Park View School of Nursing
Medical-Surgical Nursing
VINIJ PRAMULWONGSE
Chulalongkorn Hospital
Bangkok, Thailand
Nursing
Cosmopolitan Club 1-49
Grad. Stud. Org. 1-4
ANTOINETTE T.
RAGUCCI
14 Bellingham Ave., Everett
Boston College School of
Nursing
M.S.
Medical-Surgical Nursing
Newman Club
BARBARA P. ROTH
833 Beacon St., Boston
Emmanuel College: College
of William and Mary: Boston
College
M.S.
Nursing Education
MARY RYAN
J. PIPER
CONSTANCE A. QUINN
485 Main St., West Concord
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
School of Nursing
Nursing
Grad. Div. Stud. Coun. 8,
Corr. Secy 49 Newman Club 4
M. LOUISE REID
835 Baden Ave., South
San Francisco, Calif.
Nursing
FLORENCE ROTH
112-S6 68th Dr., Forest Hills,
N. Y.
Nursing
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News, 1-35 Glee Club 1gHillel
MARY C. SCHRIEVER
1 Fifth Ave., Normandy
Beach, N. J.
Nursing
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MABEL SIMON
JEAN D. SLATER
6 Wellington Terr., Brookline 371 Beawn St.. B0St0I1
Orthopedic
SUE E. SMOKER
126 Green'Ave., Lewiston,
Penn. I
Philadelphia Osteopathic
Hospital School of Nursing
Nursing
Stud. Govt. S, 4
Nursing
ELVIRA SPATAFORE
69 Oakwood Ave.,
Waterbury, Conn.
University of Minnesota
M.S.
Nursing Education
CLAIRE POWER
25 Cerdan Ave., West
Roxbury
Public Health
NANCY T. RAESIDE
State Rd., Eliot, Me.
Nursing
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Stud. Coun., Activities I
Comm. Chm. 8, SON Glee
Club 1-3
H. MIRIAM ROSS
98 McFarlane St., Springhill,
Nova Scotia, Canada
Gordon College
M.S.
M edical-Surgical Nursing
HARRIET R. RYAN
68 Crest Rd., Wellesley
Wellesly College
M edical-Surgibal Nursing
Newman Club
ANNA SGANGA
104-60 117 St., Richmonc
Hill, N. Y.
St. John's University
Nursing
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815 Alliance St., Rockford,
Ill.
Teaching M edical-Surgical
Nursing
HELEN STREIFF
Central St., Rowley
Nursing
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JUNE L. SUTCLIFFE
8 Rockland Rd., Auburn
Clark University
Nursing
CAROLE E. THEE
R. D. fl, Uniontown, O.
Akron University
Nursing Education
KKI'
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lMARY A. TUDBURY
89 Bowdoin St.,
Newton Highlands
Middlebury College:
Boston University
M.S.
Psychiatric Nursing
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280 Potters' Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
Rhode Island Hospital
School of Nursing
Nursing
MARILYN J. WILBUR
8 Brook St., Taunton
The Truesdale Hospital
Nursing
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316 No. Center St.,
Ebensburg, Penn.
Western Reserve University
Medical-Surgical Nursing
LORRAINE M.
WILLIAMS
85 Bateman St., Roslindale
M erlical-Surgical Nursing
Hub. Rep.
IRRO STEPHANOU
3 Commonwealth Terr.,
Brighton
Worcester Memorial
Hospital, School of Nursing
Nursing
Stud. Coun. Pres.3 SFA Hu-
man Relations Comm. Chm.3
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Club 1
LOUISE F. SULEIMAN
91 Centre St., Brookline
M edicol-Surgical Nursing
Sociology Club 23
Cosmopolitan Club 3
JEAN M. SYMONDS
27 Warren Ave., Greenwood
Nursing .
Pres. Stud. Org. Grad. Div. 43
Newman Club 8, 4
ETHEL M. TRAFTON
388 Longwood Ave., Boston
Boston University
M.S.
Rehabilitation Nursing
ETHELYN M.
VANDENBURGH
14 William St., Fairhaven
Medical-Surgical Nursing
Stud. Govt., Treas. 4
161
SCHOOL OF NURSING
METTA F. STREET
7920 Rose Dr., Huffman,
Birmingham, Ala.
University of Alabama
Nursing
JULA SULLIVAN
FAYE L. TARVIN
816 Spencer Ave.,
Santa. Rosa, Calif.
San Francisco College for
Women
M.S.
Nursing Education
Stud. Org.
ATHENA A.
TSITOURIDOU
171 D'Arzistidou St.,
Kallithea, Athens, Greece
University of Michigan
Nursing
ELIZABETH A. VOISLOW
242 Elm St., Agawam
Nursing
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1, 23 Stud. Coun. 1-43 Basic
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CLAIRE M. WEBER
60 Health Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
Pembroke College
M.S.
Administration of Educational
Programs in Nursing
ANN C. WOLBERT
1841 Commonwealth Ave.,
Auburndale
Nursing
AAA Social Cbm., Rush Capt.
Glee Club 1,23 Activities Coun.
2-4
SCHOOL OF
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JUNE M. WOODWORTH
90 Chapel St., Lyndon, Vt.
University of Vermont
Nursing
Stud. Govt. 9-49 HUB Rep. 4
GRADUATES
SYLVIA E. ANDERSON
239 Greenwood Ave.,
Madison, N. J.
Nursing
EST
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Bd. 4
VIOLA A. BISHOP
11 High St., Marlboro
M.S.
Nursing Service
Administration
IRENE M. BOLENDZ
11 Franklin St., Hyde Park
Nursing
CLAIRE C. BOULAY
95 Cedar St., Fall River
The Truesdale Hospital
Nursing
Grad. Div. Stud. Org.g Soci-
ology Club
GENEVIEVE C.
COLEMAN
102 Exchange St., Lawrence
Boston University
Nursing Service
Administration
EST
LYDIA DAYALL
RUTH S. DOBBIE
48 Russell Pk., Quincy
Simmons College
Public Health
LORENE T. DRESSER
89 Winter St., Orange
Nursing
MAYA DUBS
MARY M. FOLEY
141 Cedar St., Haverhill
Boston University
M.S.
Nursing Education
EST
Newman Club
PHYLLIS Y. FORMAN
57 Marlborough St., Boston
Wittenberg College
M.S.
Maternal and Chiu Health
MILDRED L. FOSTER
81 Pratt St., Avon
Boston University
M.S.
Health Administration
ELIZABETH M. GLYNN
79 Belmont St., Everett
Boston College
M.S.
Nursing
EDITH D. HALL
50 Evergreen Ave.,
Auburndale
Boston University
M.S.
Nursing Education
MARY C. HALLORAN
18 Brigham St., New Bedford
Nursing
ANNE HEANEY
570 Marretto Rd., Lexington
Public Health Nursing
MARJORIE A. HINKLEY
North Livermore, Me.
M.S.
Rehabilitation
WITHOUT
DOROTHY A. JOHNSON
111 William St.,
Ridgway, Penn.
Nursing
EST
MARY ANN C.
JOHNNSEN
JANET C. KENNEDY
407 Marlborough St., Boston
Boston University
M.S.
Nursing
MARGARET M.
KILCOYNE
JOAN R. KITTREDGE
ANNE MARIE
LANGEVIN
24 Everett St., Southbridge
St. Joseph College
M.S.
Nursing Education
EST
HILDA M. MacKAY
50 Chancery St.,
New Bedford
Medical-Surgical
Supervision
ANNE R. MALOOF
ELIZABETH K.
MANOOKIAN
MARY E. MARKOFF
37 Ridgemont St., Allston
Columbia University
Teachers College
Nursing
DOROTHY M.
McDERMOTT
HELEN L. MURPHY
DOROTHY G.
O'DON N ELL
LYDIA A. PALAYPAY
Quezon City, Philippines
University of the Philippinesg
Philippine Women's Univer-
sity
General Nursing
Cosmopolitan Clubg Newman
Club
ROSAMOND M.
PELOQUIN
5Si E. Central St., Franklin
Simmons College
M.S.
Administrating Educational
Programs in Schools of
Nursing
IRENE T. PICARSKY
31 Edison Green,
Dorchester
Nursing
LOIS D. POLLEY
84 Laurel Ave., Waltham
New England Baptist
School of Nursing
M edical-Surgical Nursing
ALMA J. RANDALL
8 Humboldt Ave., Roxbury
Columbia University
Teachers College
M.S.
Fundamentals of Nursing
EST
Stud. Org.
162
PICTURES
DOLORES M. RECIO
Mabitac, Laguna,
Philippines
Far Eastern Universityg
University of the Philippines
M.S.
Teaching in Pediatric Nursing
Newman Clubg Cosmopolitan
Club: International Stud.
Club
MARY L. ROGERS
1803 Valentine Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Fenn College
Nursing
IDC
ELIZABETH K. RYAN
Putnam, Va.
College of William and Mary
M.S.
Nursing Service
Administration
EST
ELEANOR C. SMITH
55 Lyng St.,
North Dartmouth
Nursing
SCA lg Psychology Club 1
EDITH M. STILLER
International Falls, Minn.
St. Olaf College
M.S.
M edical-Surgical Nursing
EST
DOROTHY I. TAYLOR
6 E. Market St.,
Clearield, Penn.
Columbia University
Teachers College
M.S.
Rehabilitation Nursing
FLORENCE TAYLOR
905 No. Beaver St.,
Bethamy, Okla.
Vanderbilt College:
Oklahoma City University
Nursing
FELINA C. TOLENTINO
PHYLLIS A. TRYON
206 Riverway, Boston
M aternitg Nursing
PATRICIA A. TUPAJ
91 Haven Ave., Chicopee
St. Joseph College
M.S.
Teaching of Medical-Surgical
Nursing
EST
JOSEPHINE E. VIENS
MERTON L. WARD
DOROTHY G. WEST
18 No. Park St.,
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Nursing
EST
Stud. Govt.
HELEN C. WILLIAMSON
108 Mountfort St., Boston
Tuskegee Institute
M.S.
Psychiatric Nursing
ELINOR M. WOODS
429 Putnam Ave., Cambridge
Catherine Laboure School of
Nursing
Nursing
EST
Stud. Conn. Rep. 1
163
Melvin Brodshaug, HS., M.A., PhD., Dean
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WILLIAM M.
BERGMANN
89 Forbes Ave.. Northampton
Hillyer College
Public Relations
AXA
MARJORIE BLUTTMAN
8 Mileview Ave.,
White Plains, N. Y.
University of Michigan
Journalism
A911
NEWS Ed. Staff
WILLIAM D. BROWNLIE
234 Russell St., Everett
JC
Public Relations
PHILIP E. CAMP
1 Rose Hill Rd.,
Woodstock, Vt.
JC
Public Relations
TMEQ BAE, Secy., V.P.,
Pres.
Class Pres. 1-43 Stud. Coun.
1-4, V.P. 2, Pres. 35 Scarlet
Key 3, 43 Act. Coun. 1, 25
SFA 2, 89 NEWS 1, 2: JC
"Man of the Year" 2: Ski
Team 3, 43 Media: JC News
1, 2g "Who's Who"
JOHN ALDEN
Cartwright Rd., Wellesley
CGE
Photo Journalism
NEWS Photo Ed. 3, 4
ARDITH W. ANTHONY
533 McClellan St.,
Schenectady
Regis College
Public Relations
Newman Club
2-4: Stud.
Coun. 2: HUB 25 SPRC Fare-
well Dance Chm. 3
SIMON BACOLA
358 Charles St., Boston
Audio- Visual Communications
SETH N. AMES
181 Mystic St., Arlington
Public Relations
JAMES A. AREY
1038 Beacon St., Brookline
Journalism
EAX
NEWS Ed. 4: Scarlet Keyg
"Who's Who"
DAVID A. BAILEY
46 Foxhorough St.,
New Bedford
CGE
Journalism
XFE
CGE Newspaper Co-Ed. 2,
CGE Class Pres. 2
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MELVIN J. BERNSTEIN
10 Beechcroft St., Brighton
CGE
Communication Arts
ZBT
Football lg Fencing 1, Q5
Track Treas. 25 WBUR Su-
pervisor 4
FRANCIS J. BRENNAN
247 Common St., Watertown
Public Relations
Newman Club 4
JOSEPH J. BRUSILOFF
8211 Larry Pl.,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Audio Visual Communications
TECIJ
NEWS 1-4
RICHARD E. CAMPBELL
304 Blossom St., Fitchburg
Becker Junior College
Journalism
166
RUSSELL H. BLAKE
29 Royall St., Medford
Advertising
IIE Historian
PAL Pres. 2, PAL Stud.
Coun.g NEWS 3
JAMES T. BRENNAN, JR.
114 Rhode Island Ave.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Bryant College
Public Relations
EOE Pledge Pres., Rush Chm.
Scarlet Key 3, 43 IFC, Pres.
39 SFA, Treas. 3, Triple
Comm. Chm. 3, Finance
Comm. Chm. 33 Patterns 1
ALLEN M. BUTLER
43 Eastview St.,
Hartford, Conn.
JC
Public Relations
ZAE Social Chm.
Class Treas. 15 Stud. Coun.
1-4, Social Chm. 'lg SFA 2, 3,
Public Relations Pub. Comm.
Chm. 4, Penn State Comm.
Chm. 4
DAVID A. CAPEN
34 Wolcott Rd.,
Chestnut Hill
CGE
Public Relations
JAMES W. ANDERSON
1576 Parker St., Springfield
CGE
Television Production
AEP
Crew lg WBUR 3, 4
JAMES R. ASELTINE
ROBERT J. BEHRMAN
312 E. Washington Ave.,
Hanson
JR
Public Relations
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
ELVIN C. CARINI
84 Gainsboro St., Boston
Cooper Union Art Schoolg
Rochester Institute of Tech-
nology
Audio-Visual Communication
AKA
Newman Club! WBURg
WBU-TVQ SMPTE
JOHN M. CAVANAGH
110 WVellesley Ave.,
Wellesley Hills
JC
Public Relations
TME
Newman Club: HUB StaH
MICHAEL I. COHN
7 Bayside Dr.,
Great Neck, N. Y.
University of Vermont
Public Relations
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Shore Rd., Pocasset
Colby College
Public Relations
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Stud. Govt. Bd. Q, Social
Secy. 23 Disciplinary Bd. 2g
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Team 2, 35 Myles Standish
Dance Chm. 2
ROBERT F. DALLOS
S53 7th Avc., New York, N.Y.
Syracuse Universityg Univer-
sity of Bridgeport
Journalism
EAX Pres.
NEWS, Asst. City Ed.g
Hillelg "Who's Who"
SIDNEY L. DAVIS
12 Abbot St., Dorchester
CGE
Journalism
ZAX
CGE Transition Staff 2
NORMAN F.
DelGIGANTE
54 Pengrove St.,
Cranston, R. I.
Public Relations
Newman Club I-4: Interna-
tional Club I-4g Young Re-
publicans Club
INIICHAEL E.
COLLINS, JR.
25 Vaughan Ave.,
Newport, It. I.
Radio and Television
WBUR Staff 2-4, Engineer-
ing Supervisor 3, Special
Events Supervisor 42 New-
man Club 2-45 Drama Club 4
ARSENE C. DAVIGNON
440 Houghton St.,
North Adams
North Adams State Teachers
College
Journalism
XAX
NEWS 4
WILLIAM A. DAVIS
10 Rockne Ave., Boston
Journalism
GKIDQ EAX
Young Democrats I, 2, 45
NEWS 25 Newman Club 2
RAYMOND J.
DEINIPSEY, JR.
21 Shrimpton St.,
East Boston
JC
Public Relations
Scabbard and Bladeg New-
man Club: Hockey ltlgr.
JOHN H. CARRUTHERS
2932 30 Ave., S. W.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
CGE
Communication Arts
ZGDE
Hockey 1-41 IVBUR 3, 4
BRUCE L. CHAMBERS
28 Fruit St., Taunton
Indiana Universityg Boston
State Teachers College:
Bridgewater State Teachers
College
Comrnunications
SPRC Planning and Dev.
Comm. Chm. 35 Foreign Stud.
Reception Comm. Chm. 4g
Brotherhood Conn. Rep. 3, 4:
Ivesley Fellowship Dorm.
Comm. 1-3, Chm. 45 Christ-
mas Chanukah Sing Chm. 33
Track 13 VVBUR 35 SCA 1-3
C. COLLIER
Rs
167
ROBERT L. CASSANI
RICHARD A. COCCOLA
Loder St., Rye, N. Y.
Niagara University
Public Relations
KATHLEEN M. COLLINS
367 Meadowbrook Rd.,
Fairfield, Conn.
CGE
Journalism
AAA Service Projects Chm.g
AQII
Newman Club 2-43 CGE
Coun. Del. 2: Junior Prom
Program Chm. 3: SFA Schol-
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400 Washington St.,
Annapolis, Md.
Texas State College for
Women
Communications
ALAN H. DAVIS
36 Brook St., Brighton
JC
Public Relations
WALLACE V.
DeCOURCEY
48 Whitney Ave.,
Portland, ble.
Saint Francis Xavier Univer-
sity: Saint Augustine's Col-
lege
Public Relations
LLOYD B. DENNIS
6 Fitz Terr., Chelsea
CGE
Public Relations
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190 Grumman Ave.,
Newark, N. J.
Public Relations
DEANE FORD
THOMAS L. GAFFNEY
W. DAVID
DeREPENTIGNY
69 Saco Ave.,
Old Orchard Beach, Me.
Portland Junior College
Public Relations
TIWIE
GEORGE L. DUNN
18 Pachland Ave., Revere
Public Relations
TEQIJ
EDOZIE EKWUNIFE
Enugu,
Eastern Nigeria, Nigeria
Roosevelt University
Journalism
Trackg Tennis
CARLETON M. DEVINE
21 Norton Ave., Walpole
CGE
Public Relations
LEITO F. DURLEY
901 E. Edison St.,
Independence, Kan.
Independence Junior Collegeg
Wichita University
Public Relations
ALAN L. ERSKINE
47 Moody St., Chestnut Hill
Public Relations
TME Initiation Comm. Chm.
SUININER I-I. FELDBIAN
93 Corbet St., Dorchester
CGEQ Boston University
Arts
TVQ MEDIA
ROBERT P. FERLA
830 Trapelo Rd., Waltham
CGE
Public Relations
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RICHARD H. FINGER
4 ltliles Standish Rd.,
Marblehead
Hamilton College: Tufts Uni-
versity
Public Relations
'IIDEII Parliamentarian, Pres.
IFC 2, 3, Speaker 4: SFA 3,
Exec. Comm. 4, Organization
Constitutions Chm. 43 WBU-
TV Promotion Dept. 33
WBUR News 23 Brotherhood
Conn. Q5 Scarlet Key: "Who's
Who"
CHARLES H. FOREST, JR.
1216 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston
CGE
Public Relations
TBIE Treas.
Sailing Club 3, 4
ARNOLD S. GILES
682 So. Blain St., Mansfield
Journalism
EAX
JEAN P. FIRSTENBERG
101 Central Park W.,
New York, N. Y.
Mount Holyoke College
Communication Arts
AEP
WBUR Program Dir. 4
ELIZABETH A.
FREIDMAN
26 N. River Blvd.,
Saint Paul, Minn.
CGE
Radio- Television
AEP Secy.
Charlesgate Hall Secy.-Treas.
1, Judicial Bd. Secy. 1: Shel-
ton Hall Stud. Govt., Treas.
23 WBIIR Staffg WBU-TV
3, 4
ELLIS M. GOLD
255 West 88th St.,
New York, N. Y.
JC
Public Relations
Hillel lg Varsity Wrestling
2-45 Activities ' Conf. 3, 4,
V.P. 35 Stud. Coun. 3, 43
SPRC Handbook Comm. Co-
Chm. 3
PERRY H. DICKINSON
Q5 Pine Ridge Rd., Waban
Journalism
MARILYN J. EGNA
215 Hart Blvd.,
Staten Island, N. Y.
Ohio State University
Public Relations
TRIE
RICHARD C. FAIRBAIRN
430 Root St.,
Park Ridge, Ill.
Lincoln Junior College
Public Relations
TME
RICHARD E. FERRINI
47 Pondview Cir., Brockton
Public Relations
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MARILYN L.
GOLDFARB
14 Houston St.,
VVaterbury, Conn.
University of Connecticut
Advertising
A8I'lg 413221
NEVVS 3
RAYMOND H. GRENIER
238 Court St., Brockton
CGE
Public Relations
Arnold Air Soc. Operations
Officer 3, 4: Newman Club 1-4
FRANK X. HAMEL
193 Beulah St., Whitman
CGE
Communication Arts
AEP
WBUR Supervisor
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23 State St., Framingham
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Newman Club
M. JACOBSEN
11 Bloore St.,
rnaizsm.
AAA Pledge Pres., Scholar-
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lenic Del.: XPE
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Co-Ed. 4: IDC Secy. 35 Pan-
hellenic Pub. Chm. 41 Media
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Secy. and Class lilarshalg
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COE, Clark University
Journalism
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lledia 2, Secyg Stud. Coun. 2,
Corr. Secy., Constitutional
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Transition, Asst. Ed.
THOMAS E. JOHNSON
-L9 Hulworthy St., Roxbury
Journalism
NEWS S
ALAN S. GOULD
68 Wolcott Rd., Brookline
JC
Public Relations
LUIS GUISON
J. RICHARD HANNAN
29 Gilmore St., Vvollaston
CGE
Public Relations
EQIEQ TME
Newman Club 1, 2, SPRC
Rep. 3, 4, Coun. 3, 4: Persh-
ing Rifles: Stud. Coun. Pub.
Dir. 45 Activities Conf. 4
EARL L. HAYFORD
34 La Fayette Pk., Lynn
Public Relations
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JASON E. GOULD
751 Highland Ave., Malden
Public Relations
PAUL W. HAGERTY
8 Tally Ho Lane, Wayland
Public Relations
JABIES G. HARRIS
ll Drew Rd., South Portland,
life.
JC
Radio and Television
Radio Sz TV Advisorg WBUR
Supervisor
SAMUEL B. HENICK
DONALD A. HODES
Q42 June St., Worcester
Communication Arts
117A Pres., V.P.: AEP
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2 Fordham Rd., Allston
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ALFRED R. KELMAN
3 Fessenden St., Mattapau
CGE
Communication Arts
AEP, XFE
Baseball 1: CGE Stunt Night
Chm. 1: YVBUR Supervisor 1
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
MARSHALL B. LYTLE II
6 Arnold Rd., Shrewsbury
Washington and Jefferson
College
Radio and Television
Management
Bell Librarian 81 Asst. Treas.
WBUR 3, 4
WALTER W. MAIN, JR.
70 Brook Rd., Quincy
Public Relations
TME
JAMES W. KINNEY
756 Westford St., Lowell
JC
Public Relations
HERBERT A. KOSS
4Q Elm St., Auburn, Me.
CGE
Public Relations
TME
DONALD C. LAVINS
56 Edgehill Rd., Winthrop
Public Relations
AEl'l
PATRICIA A. LIBBY
Wellilet
Westbrook Junior College
Public Relations
TME Secy.
BARBARA D. LIPSON
ROBERT F. KIRK
393 So. Main St., Attleboro
Journalism
EAX Treas.
NEWSQ Newman Club
GAIL KREDENSER
16 Hiawatha Rd., Mattapan
Journalism
ASH Pres.
NEWS 3, City Ed. 4g SPRC
Citizen S5 CGE Integrator lg
CGE Transition 2
JOHN E. LAWLESS
16 Lewis St., Canton
Public Relations
Newman Club
ROY A. LIND
58 Cranch St., Quincy
Communication Arts
AEP V.P.
WBUR 2-4, Engineering
Supervisor
WALTER F. LOWMAN
12 Garrison Rd., Wellesley
Suffolk University
Public Relations
Basketball lg Bowling 13 Soft-
ball lg Newman Club
WILLIAM W.
MACDONALD
43 Dearborn St., Medford
Public Relations
AXA Rushing Chm.
PATRICK J. MAHANEY
129 Claflin St., Belmont
Public Relations
CIJEK
Newman Club 1, 2
DONALD F. MALLINSON
98 Willow St., Tewksbury
CGE
Communications
WGBH-TV
170
RICHARD G. MARSH
59 Austin St., Portland, Me.
Portland Junior College
Journalism
EAX V.P.
Myles Standish Stud. Govt
Bd., Treas.: IDC
KENNETH J. KOLMAN
28 Judith Rd., Newton Center
Public Relations
AEII V.P.
DONALD J. LARSON
Newbury, N. H.
CGE
Public Relations
TME Parliamentarian
Myles Standish Beacon Statfg
Boosters Club
RICHARD W. LEYDON
15 Colborne Rd., Brighton
GE
Public Relations
BAE Treas.g TME
Stud. Conn. 1, 33 Senate 29
Newman Club 1-4
PAUL A. LINGARD
Diamond Hill, Berwick, Me.
Becker Junior College
Magazine
Public Relations Asst. Dir. 1
ROBERT J. LURTSEMA
80 Ewing Dr., Stoughton
CGE
Communication Arts
Stud. Coun. 1, 25 Activities
Conf. 23 WBUR l-43 WBU-
TV Dir. Producer 4: Drama
Club l-4, "Rainmaker",
"Home of the Brave", "Shoe-
maker's Prodigious Wifeng
Gershwin Theatre 1, 25 Hillel
1-4: Creative Writing Club
1, 25 Science Club 1, 23 Chess
Club 1, 2
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
EDWIN G. MASLAND
417 Beechwood St., Cohasset
Reed College
Public Relations
TME Public Relations Comm.
Chm.
RICHARD K.
MCMAHON
52 Trowbridge St., Cambridge
JC
Public Relations
Newman Club
HARRY MENZOIAN
34 Allen St., Arlington
CGE
Public Relations
JOHN D. MONAGHAN
RICHARD M. MORIN
105 Longfellow Rd.,
Worcester
Public Relations
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12 Astoria St.. Mattapau
Communication A rts
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RAYMOND R.
NORMAND
2 Lafayette St.,
Lewiston, ltle.
CGE
Communication A rts
AEP Natl. I'res.g ZHIPE His-
torian
WBUR 1-3, News and Sports
Ed. 41 Drama Club 1, 4
JOSEPH R. NASTASI
M.S.
Public Relations
KIITA
ROLAND A. NORREALE
64-14 VV. 79 Terr.,
Overland Park, Kaus.
University of Utah
BLS.
Public Relations
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JACK C. MCCARTHY
5968 Harvard Rd.,
Detroit, Mich.
Communications
EAE Eminenent Chronkler,
Asst. Treas.
Newman Club: Cosmopolitan
Clubg WBUR-FM Staff
THOMAS S.
MEAGHER, JR.
Trysting Rd., North Scituate
Notre Dame University
Public Relations
TME
ELINOR MESHBERG
149 Wooleys Lane,
Great Neck, N. Y.
CGE
Radio and Tulcvision
Production
DONALD F. MOONEY
190 Torrey St., Brockton
Public Relations
TME
EDWARD E.
INICCOLLUIII, JR.
Q48 East Main St., Gloucester
Public Relations
ZOE: TBIE
S. MEIBER
FARRELL MITCHELL
RONALD IV. MOORE
23 Lee St., Cambridge
CGE
Communication A rts
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JOSEPH J. MURPHY, JR.
52 Spring St., Lewiston, Me.
Portland Junior College
Public Relations
Track 33 Newman Club 3, 4
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CGE Stud. Coun. V.P. lg
Activities Coun., Pres. 1, 25
SFA 1, 2: Drama Club 1
LEO J. MURRAY
54 D Chapel St.,
East Hartford, Conn.
Becker Junior College
Public Relations
TME
Newman Club
SIDNEY L. NICOLL
2009 N. 3rd SIL.,
Harrisburg, Penn.
Journalism
KIPEP Quarterly Rep.
NEWS 1, 2, Asst. Sports Ed.
3, Managing Ed. 4: Football
1, 21 Hillel 1--I-, SPRC Rep. 35
Beacon, Feature Ed. 1, QQ
Booster Club 3, 45 Scabbard
Sz Blade: SDX
WILLIAM H. O'CONNELL
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
ASHBY C. SAUNDERS
60 Melrose St., Boston
Hampden Sydney College
Public Relations
TINIE5 AXA
EDWARD F. O DONNELL
31 Sackville St., Charlestown
Journalism
Newman Club 2, 3, SDX
WILLIAM W.
PRIESTLEY, JR.
178 Oxford Blvd.,
Garden City, N. Y.
JC
Public Relations
EAE, Pledge Trainer
SPRC Stud. Dev. Comm.
Chmg Stud. Guide Serv. Chmg
IFC Senior Del, Convocation
Comm. Chmg Freshman
Dance Co-Chm.
BENGT O. RENBLAD
Solvagen 7,
Norrviken, Sweden
Scandinavian Theological
School
Motion Pictures
JAMES E. RONDEAU
22 Longview Dr.,
Newington, Conn.
Portland Junior College
Public Relations
TME
FRANCIS J. ROWEN
82 Claremont Ave., Arlington
JC
Public Relations
HUB. Bd. Chm.5 NEWS 8, 45
Stud. Coun. 3, 4Q Media 45
SFA Rally Exec. Comm,
Chm. 45 Newman Club 1-4
PAUL G. SANDMAN
RICHARD R. OSTLLND
J. RICHARD RASHER
381 Pleasant St., Brockton
Public Relations
TEQJ Scrihe5 TME
IVBUR I, 25 BIyles Standish
Govt. Bd.: Retarded Child-
rens Fund Chm. 4
LOUIS 0. REYES
THOMAS F. ROONEY, JR.
108 Lincoln St., Dedham
Public Relations
Crew 2, 45 Newman Club 3, 4
JEFFRY RUTTENBERG
82 Hartshorn Rd.,
Providence, R. I.
JC
Public Relations
TEfIJ5 TME
Hillel
MELVIN SARANOVITZ
103 Willowwood St.,
Dorchester
Public Relations
TKE
Media 3, 45 Track 25 Stud.
Coun. 3, 45 Activities Conf.
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Pub. Chm.5 Election Chm.
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133 Pine St.,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
CGE
Public Relations
Football 15 Dorm Paper 1, 2
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JUANITA D. SCHILTZ
GRAYCE E. PAPPS
130 Theadore Parker Rd.,
West Roxbury
Simmons College
Communication Arts
Orthodox Club 3, 45 WBUR
3, 45 Drama Club 4
SAMUEL I. RATNER
19 Cedar Ave.,
Highland Park, N. J.
CGE
Public Relations
AEH5 TME
NEWS: Sailing Club
JOHN P. RODGERS, JR.
8009 Frishy St.,
Baltimore, Md.
University of Baltimore
Public Relations
TME V.P.
BRUNO C. ROSNER
202 W. Northfield Rd.
Public Relations
TME
Newman Club5 Young Re-
publicans Club
JULES L. SACK
9805 63rd Rd.,
Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y.
Television Production
TE'iIP: IFC Del.
Hillel 1, Q5 NEWS 15 WBUR5
IFC Del. 3, 4
SEYMOUR SASLAW
20 Wales St., Dorchester
CGE
Public Relations
TME
Senior Prom Band Chm. 4
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
MALCOLXI SHARPE
109 Savin St., lNIalden
CGE
Communication Arts
AEP Pres. IIJEII5 XTE
CGE Stud. Coun.5 VVBUR
Supervisor
HARVEY B. SIDERS
107 Lorna Rd., lWIattapan
Communications
WBUR-FM Stud. Super-
visor 4
GERALD L. SMITH
430 Nlill St., VVorcester
University of Iowa
Public Itclations
TECD Prcs.g TME
IFC Del. 35 National Del. 35
HUB Co-ordinating Ed. 3, 45
Univ. at Home Comm. 3,
Tour Chm. 4: Drama Club 3,
Pub. Dir. Newsletter Ed. 45
Scarlet Key: Media5 "Who's
Who"
DAVID SNIDER
J. PARKE SPANCAKE, JR.
Parkview Ave.,
Hershey, Penn.
Hershey Junior College
Communication Arts
ALEXANDER J.
THOMSON
47 Park St., Lynn
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20 Laclede Ave.,
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1Vells College
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ocratic Club, Pub. Chm. 33
Shelton Hull Activities Chm. 4
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NAOMI H. VVAGMAN
147 Birchview Ave.,
Brockton
Public Relations
TBIEg AUP
Hillel 1-35 German Club 15
Drama Club 1, Q5 Inform. Ed.
Staff 45 Math Club 2
173
EDVVARD B. SHAW, JR.
55 Claremont St., lfalden
JC
Audio Visual
DKA V.P. 3, Pres. 4
JOYCE V. SILVER
52 Grove St., Bangor, Dle.
University of Maineg Univer-
sity of Indiana
Communication Arts
AEP Treas.
Dorm Treas. 3, 43 Drama
Club Seey. 45 Hillel Exec.
Bd. 1, 95 Young Democrats 3
H. PAUL SDIITH
20 Webster Ave., Bangor, Me.
Public Relations
Outing Club 25 NEWS 3: TV
Vvorkshop 3: Cosmopolitan
Club 35 Young Democrats
Club 3
NORMAN
SONNENSCHEIN
ALAN F. STRONG
69 Sunset Rd., Arlington
CGE
Public Relations
AK'If Social Chm.
Young Republicans Club 4
E. E. TOURTELLOTTE
CHARLES B. SHOICKET
10 Lothian Rd., Brighton
JC
Journalism
JOHN A. SIWIK
134 Chestnut St., Chelsea
CGE
Communication Arts
Newman Club I-4
SIDNEY D. SBIITH
984 IVIain St., Melrose
Communication Arts
AEP
WBUR 3, BIusic
41 Glee Club 15 Rifle Team 1
ROBERT A. SORENSEN
Box 204, Montauk, L.I., N.Y.
CGE
Audio-Visual Communication
NORMAN P. TEICH
53 Eliot Memorial Rd.,
Newton
CGE
Public Relations
KIPEII
Boosters' Club, Pres. 35 SFA
Rally Comm., Treas. 3, Chm.
45 SFA Founders Day Comm.,
Chm. 45 CGE Stud. Coun.,
V.P. 25 Activities Conf., V.P.
25 Citizen, Bus. Blgr. 3, Ed.-
in-Chief 4: NEVVS 4: CGE
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Comm. Chm. 2
RONALD TULIN
'73 BIanstield St.,
Hartford, Conn.
University of Connecticut
Public Relations
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119-46 235 St.,
Cambria Heights, N. Y.
New York University
BLS.
Communications
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
MELVIN M.
WATERBOR, JR.
342 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston
Public Relations
WBUR, "City in Transition,'
Co-producer and Dir.
ALAN G. WERNICK
10 Acorn St., Malden
Public Relations
STEWART L. WHITE
207 E. Lincoln St.,
Media, Penn.
Pennsylvania State Univer-
sity
M.S.
Communication Arts
ROBERT H. WOODS
1014 Wilson Ave.,
Kittanning, Penn.
Hershey Junior College
Journalism
T. DAVID RAFTERY
117 Redlands Rd.,
West Roxbury
Public Relations
TME: EAE
Newman Club, Pres. Stud.
Coun.g Media: Scarlet Keyg
STANLEY C.
WEINBERG, JR.
Cherry Hill Route 4,
Roanoke, Va.
CGE
Public Relations
TMEQ ECIDE Pledge Trainer,
Rushing Chm., Historian
Wesley Club 8, Recreation
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Public Relations Stud. Bd.:
Scarlet Key 43 "Who's Who"
BYRNE P. WI-IALEN
106 Earlington Rd.,
Havertown, Penn.
LaSalle College
Public Relations
TME Pres.
Newman Club S, 4
RICHARD L. WIGGIN II
67 Old Orchard Rd.,
Chestnut Hill
JC
Public Relations
CARL J. WURZEL
269 Roslindale Ave.,
Roslindale
Journalism
NEWS 8, 4
"Who's Who"
WILMER J. ADAMS
Weatherly, Penn.
Keystone Junior College
Public Relations
MAX APPEL
1453 Yates St.,
Denver, Colo.
Colorado Universityg Denver
University
Public Relations
EAM
MANUEL E. AZEVEDO
HOWARD C. BARRE
38 Grant St., Spencer
American International Col-
lege: Worcester State Tench-
ers College
Music Education
DAVID N. WEITZ
8 Barnesdale Rd., Natick
Communications
Crew 2-4
DALLAS F. WHALEY
1904-26 St.,
Lubbock, Texas
Texas Technological Collegeg
University of Texas
Public Relations
AXA: TME
Stud. Dev. Comm., Pub. and
Pub. Rel. Chm. 3, 4
RICHARD E.
WINCKLER
7 Elizabeth Rd.,
Portland, Me.
Portland Junior College
Communication Arts
AEP
WBUR
JACOB YERAMIAN
GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES
DONALD H. BATTING
316 Randolph Ave., Milton
CGE
Communication Arts
AEP
WBUR, Announcer-Producer
ROBERT M. BENSON
106 Queensberry St., Boston
Journalism
EAX Secy.
Baseball I
ROBERT M. BLAIS
Saratoga Lake,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
CGE
Public Relations
EAE Pres.: XPE Pres.
Scarlet Key 3, 45 SFA 1,
Exec. Comm. 2: CGE Class
Pres. Ig CGE Stud. Coun.
Pres. 2: CGE Man of the
Year 23 IFC News Ed. 8, 4
VERNON BOYD
JEAN M. BRADY
229 Chamberlain Blvd.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
University of Tennessee
M.S.
Communications
KA
AUGUSTINE R. CELLA
25 Braemore Rd., Medford
JC
Public Relations
TME
Newman Club, Young Dem-
ocrats Club, Drama Club
JOHN B. CHAFFEE, JR.
33 Wall St., Wellesley
University of Massachusetts:
Harvard College
Journal irm
JOHN B. CHAMBERS, JR
ROBERT L. CLARK
HOWARD B. COHEN
RICHARD L. CONNOLLY
12 South Lane,
Providence, R. I.
Providence College
M.S.
Radio-TV
GEORGE H. COTTO
1 Zamora St., Boston
Journalism
NEWS 2, 8
JOHN C. CRESS
R.F.D. fi Shelburne Falls
Public Relations
Golf: Wrestling
ALVIN M. DAWSON, JR.
420 S. Franklin Ave.,
Flint, Mich.
Harvard College
M.S.
Public Relations
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
.IOHN D. DeBRINE
Q00-A RIilI'IIJ01'O St., Quinny
Houghton College
MS.
Commun.icuiion Arts
AEI'
OWEN F. DUGGAN
-I3 Taylor Rcl., Maynard
Publir' Rl'lflIiD7!-S'
FREDERICK D. ELSTON
ARTIIIIR T. FARLEY
ROlII'IR'l' S. FLINK
WILLIAM C. HEITZ
5132 S. Cornell St.,
Chicago, III.
Marquette University
Comm un icalion Arls
EAX
CHARLES L. HUSICK
RICHARD C. HYDE
706 Qfnrl gt. NAV.,
Canton, Ohio
College of 1Vooster
MS.
Public RL'lali071.S'
ROBERT JONES
Cardinal, Va.
University of Missouri
MS.
Publir- Rrlations
ZAEQ KAMQ EAX
PHILIP P. JOYCE
11 Loveland Rd., Brookline
JC
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ROBERT S. KLEINIXERG
105 Treat-y Ave.,
Newark, N. J.
New York University: Uni-
versity of Vermont
Publir' Relations
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SCOTT D. LOTHROP
Dover Point Rrl..
Dover, N. H.
Boston University
MS.
Public Relations
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JOHN R. MALMO
LEONARD MALONE
ALAN E. IAIAYERS
47 Balsam Lane,
Princeton, N. J.
Prineeton University
M.S.
Motion Picture
JEROME N. MICIIAELS
l24Q2 Kensington St.,
Harrisburg, Penn.
Temple University
M.S.
Co7rL'rILu'rLiCaliUnx
JAMES BIONIZ
56 St. Mary St., Fall River
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CHARLES E. MURRAY
56 Quinn St., Halifax, N. S.
Saint Marys Universityg Uni-
versity of Detroit
Md.
Spvriul
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MARTIN H. MYERS
125 Park St., Brookline
Harvard College
MS.
Public Relations
RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
RALPH A. NARDELLA
110 Asheroft Rrl., Newton
.IC
Public Relations
AXA Hoey.
Newman Clulv, Brotherhoorl
Coun. H, -I
PAUL R. NOBLE
G8-451 Ilurns St.,
Forest Ilills, N. Y.
Cornell University
ALS.
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RICHARD T. OPIE
217 Lafayette St., Salem
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ROGER A. PAOLINO
THOMAS A. PYLE
1 Mountain View Ave..
Stroudsburg, Penn.
Pennsylvania State Univer
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M.S.
Public Relations
KAP Pres., Rushing Chm.
NORMAN V. RICHARDS
83 Arthur St., Framingham
Portland Junior College
Journalism
ARTHUR A. RISTAI7
EDIVARD R.
RODRIGUEZ
RONALD P. SALTERS
VVALTER H.
SCANLON, JR.
S81Balrlwin St.,
1VaterIrury, Conn.
University of Miami
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Ott Janis St., Sanclwit-I1
.IC
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THOMAS O. SKILES
1710 S. Blain St..
.Iam-ksonvillc, Ill.
Knox College: Northwestern
University
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ROBERT L. SMITH
DANA P. STEWART
ROBERT IV. STROVINK
Q1 Powder House Rrl..
Medford
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Arms
GEORGE WV. TAFI-IJIAN
110 Preston Dr.,
Cranston, R. I.
JC
Journalism
IIIIGH D. WHALI.
67 Neal Gate St.,
Greenbush
University of Rhozle Islanfl
Journalism
Sailing Club
SYLVIA M. WITSCHI
Draper Ave.,
North Attleboro
Colby Junior College
.llnsic Eflueation
A'1J'O
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1701 Parkside Ave.,
Burbank, Calif.
Brown University
M.A.
Geology
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74 Sea Ave., Quincy
Nebraska Wesleyan Univ
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Jado, Saudi Arabia
Baghdad Law School
M.A.
Government
MARTIN BAROOSHIAN
74 Allen St., Brookline
M.A.
sity Fine Arts
M.A.
Social Ethics
JOAN L. BERLOW JOHN J. BISHOP, JR.
114 Strathmore Rd.,BrookIine 52 Foster Rd., Belmont
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47 Hetcher Rd., Belmont
Cornell Universityg Mills Col-
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GEORGE A. BRAMBILLA
14 Melrose St., Boston
Boston University
M.A.
Music Composition
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JARVICE G. CAUDRON
Gowen, Okla.
University of Houston
M.A.
Physics
CAPT. DAVID B.
COLEMAN, JR.
215 Nesbitt St.,
Jonesboro, Ark.
University of Arkansas
M.A.
Aerial Photography
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JOHN J. BOLGER
12 Crescent St., Cambridge
Boston College
M.A.
Biology
Mendell Club 1-43 Psychology
25 Ricci Math Club 1
GEORGE R. BURKE
11 Pleasant St., Natick
Boston University
M.A.
Fine Arts Club
ELIZABETH M. CIRINO
1286 Bay St., Taunton
Bridgewater Teachers College
Ph.D
Biology
ANTHONY COSTA
8 Tremlett Rd., Pinehurst
Brown University
M.A.
M athernatica
ALICE N. BONIN
MARGARET R. CASSIDY
19 Anthony Rd., Bedford
Vassar College
M.A.
English Literature
ROBERT M. COARD
71 Holworthy St., Roxbury
Dillard University
M.A.
Sociology
AGPA: AKM
SUMNER B. COTTON
46 Kingsdale St., Dorchester
Boston University
M.A.
Musicology
GMA: PKL
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WILLIAM L. BABAIAN
89 Undine Rd., Brighton
Boston University
M.A.
Biology
WLADIMIR BELRUSS
55 Maverick St., Dedham
Boston University
M.A.
Geology
AGPA
LESLE BLACKMAN
135 Woodbine St.,
Providence, R. I.
Smith Collegeg Pembroke
College
M.A.
History
CAPT. HOWARD A.
COURTN EY
1900 Lamont St., N.W.,
Washington, D. C.
University of Maryland
M.A.
Air Photography
U. S. Air Force Institute of
Technology, Liaison Officer
HAROLD B. DAVIS
82 Leopold St.,
Georgetown, British Guiana
Ohio State University
M.A. ,
Sociology and Criminology
NICHOLAS C.
DRASKOVICH
387 Davis Rd., Bedford
Boston University
M.A.
Geology
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DONALD L. EVERHART
519 West 10 St., Erie, Penn.
Grove City College
M.A.
Biochemistry
EDWARD LI. FLIGER
160 Waterston Ave.,
Wollaston
Eastern Nazarene College
M.A.
Philosophy
HAROLD FRUMKIN
9 Margaret Ct.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
lilassachusetts Institute of
Technology
M.A.
Comparative Literature
CHARLES S. GENOVESE
41 Commonwealth Ave.,
Pittsfield
Brown University
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English Literature
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CRANDALL
1049 Beacon St., Brookline
M.A.
Sociology
JORN DITZEL
5 Staft Ave., Newton
Copenhagen University Medi-
cal School M.D.
Ph.D.
Biology
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LILLIAS: A. DUNCAN
130 Federal St., Salem
Boston University
M.A.
Spanish
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BARBARA R. FEINBERG
580 Poplar St., Roslindale I
University of Chicago y. - '
M.A. g g .
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KATSURA FUKUI
34 Shimorenjaku Mitaka
Tokyo, Japan
Nagoya University B.S.
M.A.
Physics
Cosmopolitan Clubg Newman
Club
RALPH GEORGE
St. Mary Rd., Burlington
M.A.
Aerial Photography
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RICHARD A.
DONNENWIRTH
10 Autumn St., Boston
Ohio Wesleyan A.B.g Boston
University S.T.B.
Psychology and Pastoral Coun-
seling
ROBERT S. EHRLICH
47 Richard Rd., Needham
Boston University
M.A.
Philosophy
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'K I KKK, Miranda a Paez M40
Q ,i., Caracas, Venezuela
Instituto Pedagogico Nacio-
nal
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' Geographic Society
DANIEL A. FRANCIS
Methodist Church P. O.
Puntamba, Bombay, India
Asbury College
M.A.
Sociology
Cosmopolitan Club
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82 Oakland St., Watertown
University of Maine
M.A.
E oft ,W Science Education
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GEORGE W.
GROESBECK
89 Redington St.,
Swampscott
Salem Teachers College
M.A.
English
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EUGENE A. LENTINI
174 Monticello Ave.,
Dorchester
Boston University
Ph.D.
Physiology
GLORIA B. LUBKIN
32-Sl 92nd St.,
Jackson Heights, N. Y.
Temple University
M.A.
Physics
Physics Club Secy.
WILLIAM H.
MANSFIELD III
56 Ring St., Putnam, Conn.
Dartmouth College
M.A.
Go11ernmentCAfrican Studiesj
ATA
SCHOOL
814 Baer St.. Hanover. Penna.
Juniata College
M .A.
American History and Litera-
ture
ROBERT T. HAWES
866 S. Lincoln St.,
Casper, Wyo.
University of Wyomingg Bos-
ton University
M .A.
Religious Education
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CAPT. JAMES D. HOOD
217 West Ave.,
East Rochester, N. Y.
University of Rochester
M.A.
PAUL F. HARRIS, JR.
71 Bay State Rd., Boston
M.A.
Philosophy
MASANORI HIGA
403 Tomori
Kochinada, Okinawa
Boston University
M.A.
English
Cosmopolitan Club
NICOLE M. HUMBERT
481 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston
M.A.
Sociology
Air Photography
SHIRLEY M. KOLACK
11 Ledgewood Rd.,
W. Roxbury
Boston University
M.A.
Sociology
BRUCE KULLMAN
1112 Paxton Ave.,
Cincinnati, O.
Babson Institute
M.A.
German
Glee Club: Chapel Choir,
Choral Union, German Club
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227 Carroll St., New Bedford 100 Memorial Dr., Cambridge
Cornell University
Tufts University
M.A. MA,
Bi0l0W M athematics
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WILLIAM R- GEORGE D. Ms.cIVER
MacDONALD Great Rd., Stow
197 MaPl0W00d Sf-1 Boston University
Watertown MA,
Pl1-D- American Social and Intellec-
Clinical Psychology tual Hugo,-1,
ROSETTA P. MARTIN FRANCIS 0. MATTSON
158 W. Concord St., Boston 189 Oakland Ave., Arlington
Morgan State Teachers Col- Tufts Collegeg Boston Univer-
lege sity
M.A. M.A.
Education English Literature
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DAVID I. HARVEY
311 Huntington Ave., Boston
Brandeis University
M.A.
Aerial Photography
RICHARD P. HIGHT
Grove St., Norwell
Harvard Collegeg Boston Uni-
versity
Ph.D.
Geology
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CHONG-SOON KIM
410 Donam-dong,
Seoul, Korea
Seoul National University
M.A.
H iatory
JEHAUDAH H. LEFTIN
106 Londonderry Rd.,
Framingham
Boston University
M.A.
Chemistry
J. McCARRICK
NORMAN A. MILGRAM
3 Strathmore Rd., Brookline
Harvard College: Boston Uni-
versity
Ph.D.
Clinical Psychology
LUIS R. NIORALES
12 Duarte St.,
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
University of Puerto Rico
HLA.
Psychology
HARRIETT M. NELSON
45 Perham St., IVest Roxbury
Middlebury College
M.A.
French
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528 Glenn Rd., Weston
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'74 Woodlawn St., Lynn
Boston University
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51 Chang Chun Dong,
Seoul, Korea
Boston University
Mathematics
SHERVVIN H. RITTER
114 Emerson St., Springfield
Colgate University
lNI.A. NLA.
Finc Arts Biology
IIIIAL AKP
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Case Institute of Technology
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50 Peterborough St., Boston
Boston University
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134 Mitchell St.,
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Yale College
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33 Irving St., Montclair, N. J.
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1 Wabon St., Roxbury
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284 Grove St., Belmont
Boston College
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1004 John Alden Lane,
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21 Warren St., Everett
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Northeastern University
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588 Brush Hill Rd., Milton
New England Conservatory
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Naval War College,
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Princeton University
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Psychology
PATRICK W. VISGILIO
14 Spruce St., VVesterly, R. I.
Emerson College
M.A.
History
IWIARTIN WEITZNER
2048 68th St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Washington Square College:
New York University
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Psychology
DAVID R. WEKSTEIN
364 Blue Hill Pkwy., Milton
Boston University
M.A.
Biology
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EUGENE B. WILLIAMS
Route 5.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
University of North Carolina
M.A.
Education
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GEORGE WRIGHT
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Boston University
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Ilistory
HOWARD E. WRIGHT
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Fort Madison, Ia.
Coe College
M.A.
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WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
Fifty-six University students are listed in the 23d annual publication of W ho's Who .vlmong Stu
dents in American Universities and Colleges.
They are nominated by a committee of the University administration.
Selections are based on scholarship, campus activity, leadership, and general service to the
school by any junior, senior, or graduate student.
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J. Pucker
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G. Smith
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STUDENT ACTIVITIES
The Office of Student Activities, directed by Professor
Philip E. Bunker, provides a regular banking service for
more than 200 organizations, handling their cash, ac-
counting records and budgets. Recently, this oflice, cre-
ated in 1935 as the Ufhce of Student Activities, became
known as the Business Office for Student Activities and
Professor Bunker became the Business Manager for
Student Activities.
General Counseling relative to the various problems
of the individual student is offered by John F. BIcKen-
zie, University Dean of lfen, and his staff. This office
has supervision over men's residences, off-campus hous-
Qffice of the Dean of Bien: Verne C. Edmunds, Assist. to the Deang Evelyn Dareyg Bruce
Tallman, Assist. to the Dean: IIa Fisherg Carolyn Donickg Barbara Draperg Edward C.
Bryant, Assist. to the Deang Beverly Klegman.
John F. BIcKenzie, Dean of Men
Elsbeth Bfelville, Dean of Women
Professor Phillip E. Bunker, Diret
tor of Student Activities.
Business Qffice for Student Activi-
- ties: Seated: Bfrs. Jasmine An-
drews. Standing: Robert Boobar'
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Paula BI. Frickeg VVurren E. Burtg
Donald TenEyckg Charles Rich-
ardsg Robert Boltong Richard Nor-
tong Mfr. Carl Harvey.
Office of the Dean of Women: Doris
M. Thompson: ltfrs. Nancy Blillerg
ltfrs. lifarion YV. Parsons, Assist. to
the Deang llrs. Patricia A. Cordesg
Carolyn Hawes, Assist. to the Dean.
ing, the University Activities Calendar, and Fraternity
affairs. The foreign students program is also adminis-
tered through this office.
Elsbeth Blelville, University Dean of VVomen, to-
gether With her staff, is responsible for seeing that the
out-of-classroom needs of women students are met as
they relate to their general Welfare and development.
This Office supervises and coordinates the women,s resi-
dence hall program, has the responsibility for the Uni-
versity program of student orientation, and serves in an
advisory capacity to those handling University social
activities.
HONORARIES
The Initiates
Scarlet Key, the all-University honorary society for students outstanding in scho-
lastic and extra-curricular activities, was founded at Boston University in 1938. It
is dedicated to the promotion and coordination of all-University consciousness
through student activities. Thirty-seven initiates were tapped into Scarlet Key at
the fall tapping ceremony held in the Daniel L. lylarsh Chapel. This year's honorary
initiate was Mrs. Paul Andrews, secretary at the Office of Student Activities. Fol-
lowing the tapping ceremony and reception, the annual Scarlet Key Ball was held
at the Boston Club.
The installation banquet, at which the new initiates received their keys and
shingles, was held at the Faculty Club. Dr. Daniel L. Marsh, Chancellor of Boston
University, was the main speaker, and spoke on "The Inner Meanings of Scarlet
Key." The highlight of the year was the annual Scarlet Key Stunt Night held in
Hayden Hall before an overflow crowd. "Key" members also ushered at Parents
Day, and the lVinter and Fall Convocations.
Third Row: D. Brenneng R. Bardwellg D. Pailleg J. Pageg J. Levine, J. Brennen. Second Row: B. Israel, J. Mobius Treaa
urerg P. Killroy, Secretary, A. Beavers, Praeceptorg E. Krasnow, President, R. Reimann, Vice-President J. Palmer Secre
Iaryg B. Bickerstaffe. Front Row: Dean Emeritus Carlsong Dean J. lNIcKenzieg lNIr. E. Floydg Professor P. Bunker Chan
eellor D. llarshg Dean H. llelvilleg Dean A. Pereyg Professor E. Kitehing Miss I. Johnston.
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SCARLET KEY
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PHI BETA KAPPA
College of Liberal Arts
The Key
Second Row: Professors A. Bertoccig VV. Vaughang ll. Wiinslowg B. Read, H. Perkins, Professor E. llodeg I. VVl1ite. Front
Row: C. Bushman, M. Marshallg Professor Leisher, Secreiaryg Dean IC. hlelville, Presidcntg Dr. R. Fry, Treasurer: J.
Melvin. A bsent: J. Hadrlie: E. Krasnowg J. Levineg S. Shapiro.
The new initiates
Phi Beta Kappa is a national fraternity for the encour-
agement of scholarship and the union of those engaged
in scholarly pursuits.
It was founded on December 5, 1776, at 1Yillia1ns-
burg, Virginiag the Epsilon Chapter of 'Massachusetts
was chartered at the Pniversity in 1899. Membership
in this oldest "Greek letterw society in the United
States, with chapters now in 160 colleges and univer-
sities, is a mark of distinction for excellence in liberal
arts studies.
Each year a group of members of the graduating class
is elected to membership in recognition of outstanding
attainments in scholarly pursuits, and of manifestations
of high character and deep interest in the life of the
College.
In honor of its 50th Anniversary, a scholarship was
inaugurated in 1949, to be given annually to an out-
standing mernber of the junior class.
The Key
Beta Gamma Sigma is the National Honorary Scholastic
Society recognized by the American Association of Col-
legiate Schools of Business in the United States. Alpha
Chapter of Massachusetts at Boston University re-
ceived its charter in 1925 and was the first chapter in
New England.
Beta Gamma Sigma encourages and recognizes out-
standing seholarship and accomplishment among stu-
dents of business administration. It is the desire of the
Society to promote the advancement of education in
business fields and to foster principles of honesty and
integrity in business practices.
Each year certain high ranking seniors and a limited
number of juniors with outstanding academic records
are invited to membership. On occasions, persons dis-
tinguished for unusual achievements in the business
world are admitted to honorary membership. The Chap-
ter has an active and alumni membership of more than
700.
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Second Row: C. Loekewoodg YV. Burtg E. Schlarg T. Eylesg H. Rothmang D. Crawfordg llilrs. N. Reid H Dulgariln
Seated: Assoc. Professor R. Towleg Professor H. Thackerg Professor P. Bunkerg Professor J. Kelleyg Dum VN Sutcllfle
BETA GAMMA SIGMA
College of Business Administration
ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA
School of Medicine
Viewing X-ray results.
Discussing cases on the ward.
Planning activities with Dr. Kane, Faculty Advisor.
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Electing new members from the Third Year class.
Alpha Omega Alpha, the national medical honor society
of this continent, was founded at the College of lwedi-
cine of the University of Illinois in 1902. Since then
chapters have been established in all the leading medical
schools, the Boston University Chapter, Gamma of
Blassachusetts, being formed in 1948. Since then about
one-sixth of each senior class has been elected from those
with high scholastic standing, good character and prom-
ise for the future. Provision is also made for electing
alumni Who have distinguished themselves after gradu-
ation. e
The Society strives to promote scholarship and re-
search in medical schools, to encourage high standards
of character and conduct and to give recognition to out-
standing achievement in medical fields. To further these
aims two meetings are held each year at which a dis-
tinguished doctor or medical researcher gives ,a lecture
to the Society and any other interested persons. This is
followed by a banquet, an informal discussion and initi-
ation of new members.
The spirit of Alpha Omega Alpha is set forth in its
motto, "YVorthy to serve the sufferingf' and in a mod-
ern interpretation of the Hippocratic Oath.
A glimpse into the new
hledia is the highest honorary activities society at the
School of Public Relations and Communications. Newly
organized last year, llledia gives rightful recognition to
those outstanding juniors, seniors, and graduate stu-
dents who willingly devote their time and service to
carry out and to further the ideals of a professional
school.
Boston lfniversity has indeed greatly assisted the
School of Public Relations and Communications in its
constant work of making the School one of the finest
professional schools of its kind in the country. Now that
the students have the use of the new building facility and
its new equipment on the Charles River Campus, the
study of public relations and communications, through
radio and television, may become rewarding for all. This
has indeed been shown through the growing enthusiasm
of the student for that larger program of achievement
that SPRC strives for. It is this enthusiasm that SPHC
honors in Nledia.
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Second Row: B. Lipsong M. Sarnnovitzg G. Smitlig J. Firstenlmergg T. Rafteryg R. Dallosg G. Kredenser Front Rau I
Campg A. Higgins, Secretaryg Dean BI. Brodslmug, Adm'sor,' M. Cohn, Prcs1'clent,'A. Jacobsen Vzce I resident R Klein
berg, Treasurer. Absent: J. llannang VV. Priestlyg F. Rowen,
auditorium.
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HONOR AUXILIARY
Sargent College
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Sceonrl lime: Dorris Pailleg Dianne Pailleg J. llansen: Dean G. Nlakcelinieg H. llordg P. Kilroy1J. Phelps. Front Row: Pro-
fessor ti. Schuylerg Professor E. Kitehin, ,lrlrisorg ll. Strzelewiez, Secretary: B. lsrael, Pl'l'SIi!18Vlf,' Ur. E. Gardnerg Pro-
fessor G. Brawley, Adrisor. Absent: D. Raabg S. Seidcnberg, Viffc-Presirltmf.
The members before meeting
To recognize and honor those students who show con-
sistently superior integration of the following qualities
--appearance, attitude, concern for others, initiative,
judgment and adaptability, loyalty, service, sincerity,
and social-emotional maturity-and to create within
each member a stronger desire to strive for and attain
even higher goals for herself and the student body-
such is tl1e purpose of Honor Auxiliary, the under-
graduate honor society at Sargent College.
Anyone in the three upper classes who has a 2.7
cumulative average and who possesses the above qual-
ities is eligible for consideration. The new members are
inducted on llove-l'p Day, an all-college ceremony
held in ltlay.
tVhile at school, the members serve as hostesses,
ushers-that is, they perform services for the school
in whatever way possible.
It is believed that the girl so recognized will always
be a credit to herself, to her community, and to her
school.
THAEA
College of Business
Administration
Third Row: C. Dardeuog P. YYestg N. Jolmsong K. llarting F. Accortog C. Johusoug C. Stockbrirlgcg R. Daniclsg R. Lcsoffg
J. Slzxusong M. lN1cCorm:u'k. Second Row: J. Sc-arc-ellag P. Smithg L. Foxg C. Curgnellg J. Hasseyg B. x7I'fld6I1lJLlI'gll1 J.
Meolig R. VVeinl1crgg Cutuldo. Front Row: I. Nuncs, Secrr'tary,' A. Gomes, Prasidcnlg D. Carlson, A1lvisor,' J. lV:1lsl1,
Vicc'-President C. Xcddcrg BI. Jay. zllwerzt: V. Buckg RI. Conuntg M. Copcuhaverg P. Fazzarig L. Gavianig N. lIcRucg N.
Tnylorg S. Turgiss.
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College of Business
Administration
Third lfnw: D. Dillg J. Gelbg YV. Blackeyg C. Laddg W. Blorang li. Nelson: R. Townsendg P. Seligg YV. Jensen. Second Row
BI. Singerg D. DiPictrantoniog H. Chorbajiang H. Galling J. DiBonag P. Aarong S. Grossmaug BI. Zuckermang H. Staviskyg
C. Richards. Front Row: J. Pcrlmutterg J. Gordong S. Niss, Secretary- Treasurerg Professor YV. Danforth, Advisorg S.
Fenchel, Presz'deni,' 5. Baskin, Vice-President: J. Colicng V. YVeinstcing I. Hamin. Absent: A. Churbuckg BI. Covitzg R
Kelleyg G. Lutzg J. Moynihang N. Ross.
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PI LAMBDA THETA
Alpha Gamma Chapter
National Honorary and Professional
Society for Women in Education
President lXIary Callahan Pine
Vice-President Edythe Clarke
Secretary Clara McKenna
Members-at-Large Dr. Blargaret Allen
hlildred Berwick Cashman
Helen lX1acGregor
Pi Lambda Theta and Phi Delta Kappa are the national honorary
and professional societies for men and women in education, respec-
tively. These education-motivated groups, dedicated to those ideals
of research, service, and leadership among those educators in our
schools today, give just reward and additional learning to those stu-
dents, graduate students, and educators who have shown leadership
and vision in their fields. That the lfniversityis School of Education
is chapter residence for these two national groups speaks again for the
outstanding achievements being performed within and Without this
school. These ideals are carried through to the campus, as several
discussion groups and programs are planned throughout the year.
PHI DELTA KAPPA
Alpha Lambda Chapter
National Honorary and Professional
Fraternity for Men in Education
President Peter C. BIcConarty
First Vice-President John B. Smith
Second Vice-President Gilbert YV. Berry
Secretary Harvey B. Scribner
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Treasurer Dr. J. Richard Chambers
Third Ifrnr: B. Kleing IC. Aronsteing I". Acc-ortog V. :l0llIlSOIlQ B. Cllerkasg R. Sc-llrilnnan. Second Row: V. Cnrusog R.
Vanellig li. llnvisg M. Ibonzxhueg E. Vluizookg P. Nleleg M. Joyce. Front Row: B. Paine, Ilisloriang J. Meoli, Trffrmurerg C.
Darcleno, Presidentg I. Nnnes, l'yZ.l'!'-liI'l'3ff1lq"IZf,' B. Vrzulenlxurgh, lff'r'ordz'ng S01'rctary,' P. Yvest, Corresponding Secretary.
rlbsenl: Professor M. Connelly, ,'1!fZ'I..WJI'j B. Biokerstallfeg J. Brown: V. Buck.
DELTA
College of Liberal Arts
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All-Universify
Third Roux' IC. Rudmang IC. Krasnowg R. Andrewsg J. Silverman. Second Row: G. Andriang J. Levineg P. Mfauleg N. Rosen-
thalg J. Stella. Front Row: Professor P. Bcrtocci, Admlvorg Professor T. Van Slyke, Advisorg R. Rosenthal, V'f66-PT8.9fd67lf,'
R. Boltax, Prffsidentj R. Gordon, Treasurer: J. llaskwu, Secretaryg Professor RI. Evans, Advisor. Absent: P. Kingg J.
Parker.
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STUDENT
GOVERNMENT
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Student Development Coffee Token Campaign
In April, 19419, at a joint meeting of the Varsity Committee on Inter-
dcpartmental Student Activities and the All-University Student Council, Dr.
hlarsh, then President of the lvniversity, presented the proposal of his joint
committee which had been appointed to study student government at the Uni-
versity. This joint committee recommended that the two bodies be merged to
form the Student-Faculty Assembly. A unanimous vote to accept this new
form of student government was recorded.
Since that time, the Student-Faculty Assembly, as the highest student gov-
erning board in the lvniversity, has grown to be the most important influence
on student affairs. The membership, Which consists of administrative person-
nel, faculty members, students from all the schools and colleges, and students
University-at-Home "Adventures in Conversationv
Blore visitors, more conversation . . . the afternoon draws to a close.
from the eleven major student organizations, establishes, in cooperation with
the ofhces of the Dean of llen, Dean of Wvomen, and Student Activities, pro-
cedures for organizations, including fraternities and sororities. It also sponsors
many committees which touch on numerous phases of University life, such as:
University-at-Home, lially, Blood Drive, and inany others that deal with
subjects of interest to the student body.
The Executive Coinmittee, made up of administrative personnel, faculty,
and students, was established so that the Assembly's Work could be constantly
carried on, and it serves as the administrative body of the Assembly.
The Student Faculty Assembly, by the Very nature and character of its
membership, embodies the ideal of a University family.
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FACULTY
ASSEMBLY
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com! How: Mr. li. Floyd, G. Nislilkziwa. Front
wr: R. Kelley, 7'rc'cm4rcrg R. Bell, Corresponding
rretaryg P. Bottzii, 1fl'K'0TI1ZiI1!j Secrrfaryg Professor
Bunker: Dean J. BIeKenzie1 Dean li. Melville,
Pike, Vice-Cl1airman,' B112 li. Bryant, ll. Finger.
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SENIOR ACTIVITIES CONFERENCE
All-University
Second Row: D. Normaug A. Kaplaug G. Nurwoodg C. Allcug P. :xIHI1I1iIlg1 E. Centerg P. Millsts-ing BI. Sill'0110VItZQ A.
Souza. Front Row: E. Goldg R. Lipsong R. Klcinbergg A. Mvrrill, C'orrespon4li'ng Secreta'ry,' Ii. BIu11cI1arcI, Prcs'z'dent,' R.
WVebber, Vice-Prcsidentg D. Mathewson, Treas11rerjJ. Hannon. Absent: T. Ackerg R. Cureyg A. Cuscyg J. Costzlg A. Crispellg
J. Graffg J. Rlallnog T. INTL-Guireg V. Riccardig R. Savagcg D. TiaIIeg A. VVoIbcrtg G. Zalvau, Recording Secretary.
JUNIOR ACTIVITIES CCNFERENCE
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A. Cohen, President: P. Smith, Recording Secretaryg B. Shane, Corresponding Secretaryg E. Nelson, Treasurerg F. Accorto
Prom Chairman: R. Browng J. Coheng Ii. Dycrg T. Gruberg A. Huthawayg R. Johnsong T. Kochg M. K:-mcg H. Lordg R
Biattg N. Pirellog D. Ryang P. Snucarasg J. Scurccllzlg A. Shermzmg R. Sparcfg B. Stoneg J. Wasscrmang J. VVi1'1ick.
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School of Theology
Second Roux' R. Frenchg J. King: R. Rowcg C. Myersg J. Fosterg TV. lVhippleg li.
Blaneyg R. Haddon: J. Allen. Front lfozzz' R. McFarlandg M. Fowlerg P. Soulen, Scr-
retaryg G. Nisliikawa, Presidentg G. Caldwell, VTCB-PT6.9I.!l8Vlf,' B. Foremang J. Mont-
gomery, R. Vllatkins. Absent: J. Braid, Trcas11rer,A J. Freshwater.
In the School of Theology, the student government is
carried on by the Blount Vernon Student Association
CNIVSAD. The name lllount Vernon comes from Mount
Vernon Street where the former School of Theology
was located.
The purpose of the organization is to promote the
Christian growth in the total life of the school com-
munity. The activities of the Association are geared for
student interest. Planning and sharing of responsibili-
ties are done by the students through the Council
which is elected and appointed for this purpose. Areas
of worship, fellowship, service and stewardship are a
part of the concerns for "community life" that sur-
rounds the academic life.
All students enrolled in the School of Theology are
members of the Association. Faculty, and wives of stu-
dents are non-voting members of the Association, but
are a part of the INIYSA family at the School of The-
ology.
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Martin Luther King talks with students.
STUDENT COUNCll.
College of Liberal Arfs
Third Rmzt D. Mr-Dufnoz A. Riclltcrg S. Wincrg R. Scgulg J. Luvineg J. Silverman. Sm-mul Row: II. Tarling NI. Harrisg R
KJI'l1llllllQF. Hulxing J. Lvvinvg BI. l'l0Cl6I'Ill2lIlQ N. Krasm-g,1orgR. l31':11111st0in: Rllillllilll. First How: E. Levyg NI. Goldberg
Professor T. Yan Slykc, .-ldv1'.sor,' N. Rlimfllfllill, Secretaryg R. Andrews, I'resz'flf'rzf,' R. Holtax, Vice-Presirlenfg R. Gordon,
TI'IYlSIlVFI',' li. ANIIHIIIQ B. lhlffostalg G. .xI1ill'li1ll. xlbsmzl: P. Kingg J. Parker.
STUDENT COUNCIL
College of Business Administration
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Third Roux' J. B11-Guircg R. Pikr-1 J. Colpittsi C. 'l0lHlSOIlQ NI. Sl'll0OIl0I'Q J. Visco: P. liosvog D. INIIIHICXVSOII. Srrorzfl linux'
D. Ilillg S F0llCll0lQ B. Busileg C, Ncflclc-rg J. Sczlrc-cllzxg I.. Lzitziilf ll. Sirzlvisky. 1"I'0Ilf1iUIl'fgx. fi0IHOS, Sr'r'rzffr1r411,' R, lizircl-
well, PT6fXZ.If0Ilf,' Professor XV. D:1nl'orth, Arl1'z'sor,' B. Bickcrstzlllu, Vice-I'resirIz'nl,' R. Kcllcy, Tr1'a.v1m'r, Abscnl: Prollvssor
C. Paaskc, gldvisnn' J. Costa.
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STUDENT COUNCIL EVENING DIVISION
Evening Division
Second Row: A. lloorvartiang J. Stittg F. Favalerog J. Andersong R. Alexander, M. Halping R. Hodgkinsg J. Manning,
H. Green, IV. Levy, B. Richman. Front Iimf: P. Fcrrang J. Drukman, Treasurerg N. Carroll, Sevreiaryj K. Nielson, Pres-
'identg M. Clark, Recording Serrrtaryg S. Roscnlielrlg M. Cccvhini. Absent: Mr. F. Power, Advisory C. Aylwardg L. Busseyg
R. Clarkg P. Douc-etteg I. Evans, F. Fredellag VV. Grassog J. Grifonig P. Harris, D. Lawg M. Lynclig R. Manozzig F. Mr--
Leang VV. Oakg J. Page, Vice-President,' J. Stranbcry.
STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOOL OF EDUCATIOIN
School of Education
Third Row: J. Flynn, J. Scalia, J. Akelayg R. VVarrcng D. Sartrysg P. Pitsasg D. Lyrasg V. Riocardig P. Primavera, V.
Reavisg IW. Bay, Second Row: M. Donovang R. Nlattg BI. Bella, A. lllerrillg T. Montyg B. Slxaneg L. Klickstcing IW. Baiseng
S. Clark, J. Carroll, C. Cavallorog J. Wassermang N. Perrillog E. Center, A. Caseyg P. lllanningg J. llcmzofl. Front Row:
G. Zalvang VV. Reagan, J. Cassidy, Treasurerg V. Cassidy, Secrefaryg R. Granato, Pre.s'z'dent,' Miss I. Johnston, Advisor:
D. VVells. Vice-President: B. Nlrillllllllg.
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College of General Education
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Third Row: J. Gillcng N. Blahoncyg T. Gainesg P. Cluunbcrsg R. Fitzsimmonsg B. Blarsong B. St. Picrrcg T. Elliott. Second
Row: A. Balasallcg B. Suudg D. Muskatg A. Dlooreg G. Purkg B. Holz. Front Roux' C. Vrunos, flIJN'6'Sl?0Vl!1I.IIg Sm-retary: Mr,
A. Ivey, Advisorg A. Porcaro, President: R. Stackpole, Vice-Pre.v1'denl.' J. Loring, Treas11rz'r,' B. Orenstuin, Sevrefaryg J.
Kravetz. Absent: M. Amato.
STUDENT CCUNCIL
School of Nursing
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Treasurer: A. Sganga, Corresponding Secretary: V. Riess, Vice-President I. Stephcnnu, Presidenlg J. Symonds. Absenl:
lNIrs. BI. Kerber, Advisorg D. Htienneg M. Florence. S. Gauding IC. Luuaug J. Kroulmcrg B. Nic-lxolsg D. Ruscinskig N.
Taborg H. VVright, Recording Secretary.
STUDENT COUNCIL
School of Social Work
Second Row: J. 1I2lCK2ly'Q J. lI2lI111I'1OIldQ F. Laumsoug B. Burnettg R. Stearns. Front Row: B. Boggsg J. Newman, Secretary-
Treasurerg J. lVaruer, President.
STUDENT COUNCIL
School of Public Relafions ancl Communications
Second Row: A. Higginsg BI. Saranovitzg G. lNIcCarthyg P. Hendelg BI. Coheng A. Jacobseng A. Butlerg L. Collinsg D
Greene. Front How: P. Comp, Trcasurerg R. VVhittier, Corresponding Secretaryg Mr. E. Keil, Advisor: T. D. Raftery
Presidentg P. Barron, Vice-Presidentg E. Cohen, Recording Secretaryg E. Gold.
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Sargent College of Physical Education
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Dianne P:1illcgR. Grossg A. Drchcrg M. llcxallyg II. Lordg B. Collinsg J. Hansc-ng Il. Strzelewif-z. Front Row: Professor J
Turnquist, Advisorg Professor D. Briant, A4dl'1.SUT,' P. Kilroy, Treasurerg B. Israel, Recording Secretaryg Dorris Paille
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Eatong C. Grogan: A. Hollundg BI. Marc-usg S. BTL-Aloneyg C. McC:1rthyg C. Nugentg BI. PllSlleC, D. Rabb, lst V'ice-Presi-
dentf S. Seidenbergg A. Sullivang J. Youngg M. Young.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Junior College
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Hayes, Adrixor.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
College of Industrial Technology
Third Row: A. Browng- C. llfetrosg J. Vlialsh. Second Row: T. Libudag F. Caponeg C. Ronmnog R. D'Ameliog S. Pike. Frnfzt
Row: G. Boyle, Treasurer: Mr. J. 0'Rourke, Adeison' D. St. Pierre, I'res1'rlenI,' Dean B. Sholcyg II. Hcrlihy, V1-C'6-PTFSI-!IE7lf,'
C. Adams, Secretary. Absent: N. Berncrg R. KTFCZIIIICTQ G. Goldingg C. Mar-Donaldg R. McC':1rtl1yg S. Tohorin.
STUDENT COUNCIL
School of Fine and Applied Arts
Second Row: T. Kagilieryg J. Mooreg G. Bishopg S. Edelsteing T. Stackpoleg M. Lipoffg H. Doirang G. Darveris. Front Rauf
F. Higginsg J. Uettingerg J. Heyn, Seeretaryj V. Pitzi, President rj Artg B. Christiansen, President fy' MUS?-l7,' I. Segalg J
Koury. Absent: R. Fariellog R. Kenersong C. Kondek, President Qf Theatreg A. Marc-uvc-i.
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VVright, Jr., Senior Delegates, VV. Gibson, J. Killini, TV. Sweeney, Junior Delegates, Dean E. Hettrick, Advisor.
SCHOOL OF FINE AND
APPLIED ARTS
Class of 1959
Hank Doiron, ,Music
Presidents Richard Kenerson, Theatre
James hloore, Art
Arthur Ellis, illusic
Vice-Presidents Stephen Vernick, Theatre
Elizabeth Holloran, Art
Gerry Soule, Music
Secretaries Eileen Courtney, Theatre
Tobi Eisenberg, Art
VVilliam Gagnon, hlusic
Treasurers John Sullivan, Theatre
Amber- Wlalcott Art
Second Row: R. Lindallg G. Souleg TV. Gagnon. Front Roux' B. Hallo-
rang S. Vernickg J. Mooreg H. Doirong A. Ellis.
Second Row: I. VVallaceg P. Wolfsong V. Bloonig C. Meserveg D. Pills
bury. Front Row: K. Santos, R. Spargog J. Kouryg T. Kagilieryg E
Dyer.
Class of 1960
Presidents
Vice-Presid ents
Secretaries
T reasurers
Joyce Koury, Music
George Bishop, Theatre
Ted Kagiliery, Art
Robert Spargo, Music
Thomas Kelly, Theatre
Edward Dyer, Art
Phyllis Wolfson, illusic
Verna Bloom, Theatre
Carol hleserve, Art
Irving VVallace, Music
Kenneth Santos, Theatre
Dean Pillsbury, Art
Piclured: S. T2lt10llJilUIHQ G. Emmanuclg E. Altmang G. Koc-llg A. Bisnovich.
Class of 1960
President Saul 1Yinor
Vice-Presideni Jocelyn 1Vhitchc-:ul
Secretary Virginia Lev
Secrelary Sydney Littlefield
Treasurer Harold Lubcll
Pictured: E. lllanuelg J. Lavincg A. Cioppa, Jr.g H. Goodman.
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
Class of 1959
President Ed Altman
Vice-President George Koch
Secretary Andrea Bisnovich
Secretary Selma Tattelbaurn
Treasurer Gus Emmanuel
Pictured: S. Littlefieldg V. Leeg S. VVincrg J. Whiteheadg H. Lubell.
Class of 1961
President Jerrold Lavino
Vice-President Alfred Cioppzi
Secretary Elaine lllanucl
Treasurer Ilzmnah Goodman
CCJLLEGE OF
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
Class of 1959
Presidenf John Colpitts
Vice-President Josephine Scarcella
S ecretary- Treasurer Morton Covitz
Senators John lNIcGranahan
Patricia Smith
Edwin Nelson
F rancc-s Accorto
Advisor Professor Albert Tholnpson
Pictured: P. Depasqualeg J. lNIcGuireg A. Ferrarig H. Stavisky.
Class of 1961
President
Vz'ce-President
S ecrefa r y
Treasurer
A dvisor
Mr. B
Second Row: J. Mc-Uranaliang li. Nelson. Front lime: F. Acc-ortog J.
Colpittsg J. Sc-arc-ella.
Class of 1960
President John McGuire
Vice-President Harry Stzivisky
Treasurer Philip Depasquale
S60r6fClI'y Angela Ferrari
Pictured: Ass't Dean IC. Bryantg J. Laneg L. Latail: B. Basilcg L.
llilesg Mr. B. lluclge.
Lewis Lataif
Beverly Basile
Linda Miles
James Lane
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Pictured: A. Swadelg D. Ryan: B. Blake: A, lllaloof.
SCHOOL OF NURSING
Class of 1959
President
Vice-Pres id ent
Recording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary
Treasurer
Bernice Blake
Diane Ryan
Ann Swadel
Anne llfaloof
Sheila Rouslin
Class of 1960
Y
President Virginia Riess
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Vice-President Joan McIntyre
Lee Moulton
Judith Ptac-hcinski
Recording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary
Fran Quinlan
Mrs. Vera Spiller
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Advisor
Second Row: S. Pondg B. Stevens. Front Row: P. Bensong ll. Etienncg E. Goethncr.
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Pictured: J. Ptaclicinskig F. Quinlang V. Riessg J. llclntyreg L. Bloulton
Class of 1961
President
Vice-President
Recording Secreiary
Corresponding Secretary
Treasurer
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Diane Etienne
Phyllis Benson
Barbara Stevens
Elizabeth Goethner
Sarah Pond
SCHOOL OF NURSING
Basic Division
P7'6SI.fIC?Ilf Shvilzi Rouslin
LXICG-IJl'6.V1ill67lII Sylvia Anderson
Ifecorrling S6C7'6'fflI'qIj Pal Sample
Correspmzdmg Ser-rcfary Joan Nlcllltyrv
Treasurm' Harrie-I IYrigI1l
Ilistoriafz. Vivian Ustrauml
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Pidzzrcrl' S. Pzlpzimicrolllig F. KuIIm0rgg J. Symourisg C. Quinn.
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
AND COMMUNICATIONS
Class of 1959
I Presiderzf Phil B2il'l'0Il
Secretary Robert Whittier
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Graduate Division
PI'6.9l.IfC'7If Jean SXIIIOHCIS
Vice-1'1'cs1'de11z' Florcnc-c Kulbc-rg
Secrefary Straivroula Pzlpaimicrouli
Corresponding Secretary CfJI1SL2LIllfi' Quinn
Treaszzrm' KI. Bernice Bucher
Pictured: P. Barrong R. WVhittier.
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Class of 1959
President Wxlham Reagan
Vice-President Joan W assermdn
Secretary XIHPJOFIC Morrls
Treasurer James Reynolds
Pictured A Rafi' P Pztsas D Plerce
Class of 1961
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
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SARGENT COLLEGE
Class of 1959
Presidmzf Hilda Lord
Vice-P1'e.s'z'rIerit Patricia Soucaras
Secretary June Compardy
TI'6!1SllI'CI' Elsie Thomas
.1dz'z'sor Miss Gloria Brawloy
Pictured: A. Farina: B. Kowalskig Professor R. Sctterberg: N. Varjian.
Absent: B. Athy.
Class of 1961
Pl'6Sl.ff8llf
Vice-P1'es1'fZenf
Secretary
Treasurer
A dv isor
Bliss E.
Angola Drehor
Joan Gisricl
Janice 1XP6lCll
Ruth 1Vcissman
Joan Turnquist
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Second Roux' J. Compardyg E. Thomas. Froni How: H. Lordg Professor
G. Bawlcyg P. Soucaras.
Class of 1960
Pres idenz'
Vice-P1'f.s'z'1Ienf
Secretary
Treasurer
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Second Roux' R. Weissumng J. 1Yelc'h. Fr
J. Turnquistg J. Gisriel.
Barbara 'Kowalski
Alfrcrla Farina
Nina Varjiau
Barbara Athy
Nliss Ruth Scttcrbcrg
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Elizabeth Center
School of Education
Frank Lamson
School of Social Work
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Shirley Eaton
Sargent College
Robert Meyers
School o Law
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The HVB Board consists of the Editorial and Financial
Advisors to the HUB and representatives of the gradu-
ating classes of every school or college granting bac-
calaureate or advanced degrees.
Duties of the Board include: scheduling graduating
students for individual pictures, distributing question-
naires, selecting a cover for the HUB, and acting as
intermediaries between the student body and the HUB.
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Jean McDonald
Craduate School
lames Allen
Victor Pitzi
School of Fine and Applied Arts
Jessie Page
Evening Division
Ralph Palumbo
School of Medicine
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ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Gerald Smith
Coordinating
Katherine lXIartin
Organizations
Nancy Rosenthal
Senior Biographies
EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS
Beverly Dudek Cecile Handlcrnan
Irene Evans lIarie Jay
Ginger Fullerman Fran hIerkin
Deborah Griffin Carole Patcfield
lN'Iyra Goldberg Eilene Peck
Steve Grohe
Senior Biographies
Fran, Judy, Nancy, Cecile
Eda Martino
Senior Portraits
Joela Nitzberg
Art and Layout
Wlarren Jones
Athletics
Lewis Shattuck
Dottie Sophios
Joyce Swenson
Florence VVise
Judy Yournan
Senior Portraits
Eda, Marie
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Art, Photo
Steve, Joelu
Organizations
Flo, Katy, Bev
SANDY WEINREB
Editor-in-Chief
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Ediioriul Board
Katy, VVurren, Sandy, Gerry, Joelu. Absenf: Edu, Nancy.
BEN FRANK, Business
Maiiager
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
HUB
1958
Benjamin Frank
Business Manager
Norman Liebow
Advertising Zllanager
ASSISTANT BUSINESS NIANAGERS
Judy Geisinger Sheila Rouslin
Photography Contracts
Sigmund IIornstcin
Advertising
BUSINESS ASSISTANTS
Peter Faith Stuart Smith
Judy Nemzoff Allen Wassermen
Business Stajf
Norm, Peter, Siggy, Sheila, Judi, Ben, Al.
Business Board
Sheila, Norm, Ben, Siggy, Judi.
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1958
EDITORIAL BOARD
Editor-in-Chief
James A. Arey
Dlanaging Editor City Editor
Sidney Nicoll Gail Kredenser
Copy Editor Asst. Jlariaging Editor
Elizabeth A. Harvey Carol Ginesin
Asst. City Editor
Alma L. Higgins
Editorial Assistant
Philip Hendel
James lVIitchell
Karen Scheer
Frank Rowen
Norman Teich
Acting Sports Editor
Paul J. Goldsmith
Photo Editor
John Alden
EDITORIAL STAFF
Music Critic
lNIike Horvit
Stab' Reporters
Ralph Ross
Barry Robinson
Elaine O'Brien
Elaine Stoll
Joan Ivatchmaker
Robert Hite
Drama Critic
Elaine Plasberg
Thomas Gray
Edward Daner
John Heald
Joyce Daigneau
Susan Shotsky
Bob Chamberlin
!iEL'HfT mimi
Sports Staj'
Dave Love
lXIarv Hurwitz
Zelig BIestel
I Larry Miller
Joel Douglas
Joe Concannon
Dave Kelly
Herb Korn
Steve Gutterman
Gerry Player
Joe, Karen, Phil, Joyce, Joel, Jim
Phil, Honey, Elaine, Joan, Betsey
BUSINESS BC JA R D
Business Manager ,lllZ'67'llfSIllLg ,llanager
Eclwzml A. Siff Peter llonmnow
Asst. Business Jlanagrr Uirculatirm Manager
Joel clilllll Larry Iiklllflllilll
Asst. . l1lz'c1'f1'si1zg .llalzagvr Business' , lsszkfant
Arthur Singer Ruth Katz
l314s1'nvs.s- Sfa
Elaine Lovin Elliot Tun-kol Joel Goldberg
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Plzotograplzers
Burt Stern
Joe Brusiloff
Robert E. Dallos
Jake Bell
Dave Kelly
Frank, Phil, Karen, Ralph
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Jim, Honey, Gail
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Edward M. Swartz
CASE EDITOR
Ashmun N. Brown
BOOK REVIEW EDITOR
Robert N. Cyr
BUSINESS MANAGER
Charles S. Connolly
Third Row: A. Dworking C. Tennleyg J. Berman, W. lNIa
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, Librariang F. lN'Iillerg I. lNIedof'f, Asst.
Case Editorg A. Brown, Case Editorg E. Swartz, Editor-in-Chiefj J. Tiffin, Note Editorg R. Cyr
Plumerg S. Kirslienbaumg D. Silver. Front Row: K. Golden
Book Review Editorg J , LaFla1nme, Secretary. Absent: Professor R. Kent, Advisorg C. Connolly,
Business lllanager.
NOTE EDITOR
Joy H. Tiffin
FACULTY ADVISOR
Prof. Robert B. Kent
cDonaldg INI. VVeilg L. Tvliitmang R.
Bowen. Second Row: N. Coheng D. Sweeney, S. Poolerg J. Donahue' P. Piscitelli' D Sha iro' S
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY
LAW REVIEW
The Boston University Law Review, now in its thirty-seventh year of publication,
is a legal publication issued quarterly. It is managed by a board of student editors
selected on the basis of scholarship and literary ability, and furnishes valuable train-
ing to those who are chosen.
The Law Review publishes articles contributed by authorities in various fields,
designed to keep its readers informed as to developments in the law. These articles
are supplemented by student notes and comments. Although its circulation is
world-wide, the Law Review centers its attention on New England jurisdictions, as
it strives to be a working tool for the New England lawyer. It is indexed in the
Index to Legal Periodicals, and is found in every state and federal law library in the
United States.
Law reviews are not just intellectual exercises on the part of their members, but
are the journal of the legal profession. Professor Llewellyn in The Bramble Bush
has said: "There is not, as far as I know, in the world an academic faculty which
pins its reputation before the public upon the work of undergraduate students-
there is none, that is, except in the American law reviews. Such an institution is a
privilege to serve . . . is an honor to belong to . . . Candj to earn that honor is to earn
an educationf,
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PRCFESSICNALS
votes
presents itself fully, at the
same time that this student
is getting what he can out of
the four year trial period be-
fore the final test of his
life,s work. Here he has
friends - here he learns
about many things . . .
By the Charles
The professional group is that organization that realis-
tieally carries the student out of the classroom and into
an atmosphere that he has heretofore known nothing of.
There is here a distinct meeting of the minds, a learning
together of all that which has proved itself important to
their better education. Here at Boston University, this
opportunity . . .
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and here he shall leave
his nrtrk -and there
whereur it ls, he shall
remember
Boston limversltv
I
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School of Education Freshman Outing, 1957
The college student is quite a person, you know. He selects the University as that
institution that will be caring for his mind for four yearsea privilege that's more
Hlld more being bestowed on Boston University. He will then have all the precious
time in the World to study, to learn some and lose the rest, to meet new friends and
try to forget old friends. But he is still an individual, with human needs to fulfill-
and so he joins in with all the others that have the same desires. If he,s lucky, he
is satisfied , . .
There are those people who
have lived as the student lives,
who have matured and who are
eoneerned . . . they are the
llniversity's helping hand and
they are thinking with you.
"A student has asked
satisfied with himself and
B.U. and he feels himself grow-
ing and enlarging and matur-
ing . . . and he feels all these
things as he walks and thinks.
The Band at Horr
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... Music EDucAToRs NATIONAL
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. C0 N FE RE NC E
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ffl' . . School of Hn- and Applied Arts
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J. Koury, President: J. Giangrasso, Vice-President: D. Govoni, Secretaryg H. Knorr Treasurer I Cedergren Izbrarzan
Professor L. Chrisman, Faculty Advisor.
The Boston University Student Chapter of the hfusic
Educators National Conference is a professional organi-
zation composed of music educators throughout the
United States. It has as its purpose to promote friend-
ship and understanding among those in the music pro-
fession and to broaden their outlook and their scope of
knowledge in the field of music. Programs pertinent to
music education are held monthly. In addition, all mem-
bers are eligible to attend state and national conven-
tions, and all members receive a copy of the Blassachu-
setts hlusic Educators Association "NewsH and the
national "Music Educators Journalf'
SFAA and the Float Parade
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The Execs
Tau Mu Epsilon was founded in 1947 as a Public Rela-
tions l1o11orary and professional fraternity. The pu1'pose
of T.M.E. is to bring together all qualified Public Rela-
tions students to further Public Relations as an ethical
profession. It is also the aim of this organization to ad-
vance in the eyes of the public the prestige and standing
of qualified schools offering Public Relations as a major
course of study.
S.P.R,C.'s Alpha Chapter is spearheading a drive to
make Tau Mu Epsilon a national professional fraternity.
Beta Chapter has been established and other schools
are now under consideration.
Enthusiasm is the key word of the fraternity. The bi-
weekly meetings are held to discuss current problems
and plan activities. Some distinguished speakers in the
field of Public Relations attend these meetings not only
to deliver speeches but also to give helpful guidance to
members.
B. VVl1alen, Preszdentg J. Rogers, Jr. Virre-P'rcs'iclent,' P. Libby, lferfnrding Secrefaryg R. Morin, Corresponding Secretaryg
C. Forrest, T reasurerg Professor S. Atkinson, Advisor,
TAU MU EPSILON
School of Public Relations and Communications
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Publicity is a keyword
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hotter, Secretary: S. Shapiro, President: W. Johnson, Director of F ore'n.sVicsg R. Blanchard, Vice-Preszdent I Korwek Absent
Dr. E.Jones,AdvisorjE.Brys0n,S0cial Chairmanjlt. Cohen, S. Fenehelg R. Granatog B. Leeg R Llpson C McLean Secre
taryg J. Packerg R. Perlmang R. Salperg W. Terriog R. Yorrag E. Zamore.
This year the Boston University Debating Teams were
under the supervision of IVayne D. Johnson, of Harvard
Law School, a former University of Nebraska debater.
The Teams participated in over two hundred intercol-
legiate debates, including tournaments at University
of Vermont, Tufts, Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, Har-
vard, MIT, Dartmouth, Notre Dame, Georgetown,
Holy Cross, and University of llassachusetts. In prep-
aration for this extensive tournament schedule, the
members of the Teams spent many hours each week on
research activities, organization of cases, and practice
debates on the national topic, "Resolved: That the re-
quirement of membership in a labor organization as a
condition of employment should be illegalf,
The Teams sponsored two major tournaments which
were held at Boston University. The annual secondary
school tournament was held in April and was attended
by New England,s leading high school and preparatory
school debaters. On February Q8 and March 1, the
Teams sponsored the Twelfth Annual National Invita-
tional Debate Tournament, which was attended by
more than thirty of the nation,s outstanding collegiate
debating teams.
Queen Bernice presents trophy to Fordham
INSTITUTE OF AERCNAUTICAL SCIENCES
All-University
Second Row: J. Costag G. Clladwickg IJ. Brockg H. Qurwkenbushg J. Liblmyg J. Utisg D. St. Picrrcg H. Fawn-cttg G. Bolyc.
Front Row: J. Esselstyn: L. Mockapetrisg R. Reg C. Allen, Trcasurcrg E. Hillje, V1'r'e-Chairman: A. Souzag G. Shogreng D.
Collins. Absent: R. D'Amclio, Seorefaryg F. Nichols, Chairman.
Pictured: R. Rosenthalg S. Kantrovitz, T reasurerg S. Shapiro, Presidentg F. Robbinsg T. Bondar. Absent: J. Atwoodg B.
Belsong J. Coching L. DeRosag N. Drubnerg S. Fenchalg M. Finksg D. Foxg B. Galitzg W. Jeromeg B. Katzg B. Leeg A.
Maininig J. Newmang S. Odzeg J. Powerg F. Robbinsg R. Rosenthalg H. Sapolsky.
PRE-LEGAL
SCCIETY
All-University
Pictured: V. Novogroski, Executive Boardg B. Beals, President: C. Jalowski, Publicity Chairman. Absent: Mr. H. Hoffman,
Advisorg M. Abyadg S. Barberg W. Batchelderg Mrs. E. Bcalg G. Blockg B. Coheng A. Coskag G. Deutschmanng B. Feitg C.
Fergusong A. Galipeang J. Goldiineg G. Goolishiaug L. Greeng J. Grindellg T. Harfordg E. Hellerg L. Hellmang S. Hurstg H.
Jacobsoug L. Januskisg H. Jonesg E. Khantziang W. Maglioneg S. Michelsong J. Mitchellg D. Nicholsg G. Nigeriang E.
Nuttingg M. Principeg S. Pierceg P. Seyerstedg R. Scheingarteng V. Shaheeng R. Shermang E. Smithg L. Spectorg P. Spinag
G. Slnyrliaug L. VVeiss.
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All-University
BICS CLUB
College of Liberal Arfs
Second lfurv: D. lluudleug Altcrg J. Drcyfussg R. Asncsg J, Barstow. Front lfmw: I'rol'cssor YY. 'I'ilfm-y, .'l1lL'isor,' R. Man
ter, Sec-rdaryg P. Himmelfarlm, Prvs1'rlrrzf,' ll. Tarlin, I7iC8-I,7'L'Sill671f,' M. Poc-lucrlli, Sz-crclaryg E. Blorgzmto, Treasurer. .-lb
sent: J. Autouullisg J. Cohen: F. VIIIISIIPQTEIQ F. Coxg A. Culicllisg G. DiI.00u0g T. Farclog J. Fzxrrilupllmxg YY. Gorlarflg BI
Golcleng A. Ilitrysg B. Holmcsg B, llymamg G. Ilmrahim: Il. .lonvsg li. Jordon: ll. Kocnigg G. Koynnkg ll. Krowuyg J. Krcy
H. Lucierg li. Mnnuelg C. Mcltong M. Millcrg D. lNI11nsccgA. Nlooreg IJ. Nornmng 0. Ossolag CT. Pupujlmwg li. Perkins: I'
Reevesg J. Rolmcrtsg R. Roseg E. Rosong C. Ruduikossg N. SCllXVllI'tZQ R. SllCI'lIlilIlQ li. Swocucyg P. Yrcvsg li. lYalkowiuk
C. Vvichucg IC. Yos.
SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT 0F
College of Business Administration
Third Row: D. Graueyg F. Kc-llcyg R. Nladcrg K. Bulnmlg W. Czlllg E. Foiutznlucllzmg J. Lewis. S121-onrl Ifow: J. Gonzalcz: R.
Duflyg C. Simonidcsg A. Burneltcg A. Nissaug A. Cupolvium-og S. Curlislvg ll. l,2lI'kil!-ill. Front lffnr: S. IEOSOIIHIIIQ S. Umw-
fordg R. P1l0lllli, lf7Z.!'6'Pfl'-9I'IIl'Ilf,' R. Pillllletlbll, Pr0sir1'f'r1lg ll. Sllerwoocl, Sw-rvlrlryq IP. Harclingr, Tl'l'llNIll'l'I'f D. Isoillnc-1'gg
P. Blnxwoll. .-lbsrnf: Profvssm' J. Krcy, .+lfIz'z'sor.' R. Gilmlms.
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Pictured: N. Hirschfeld, Vice-Presidentg R. Nlader, Vice-President: H. Cohen, President: Professor D. Carson, Advisor: A.
Gomes, Treasurer. Absent: S. Roseman, Vice-President.
MARKETING
SOCIETY
College of
Business Aclminisfrafion
Fourth Row: E. Browug F. Lezbergg R. VVolniekg R. Brothertong R. Boltong C. VViIkieg C. Reedg J. DiBonag E. Nelson
J. Coheng S. Kinghorng S. Stolakis. Third Row: F. Carberryg J. Mulherug C. Lockewoodg H. Choobajiang R. Townsend
T. Stewartg S. Coheug F. Kardashiang C. Talamg H. Buckman. Second Row: H. lllorseg A. Cabralg A. Capabiancog J
Gordong C. Richardsg R. Hansong L. Edsallg R. Nortong J. Crosbyg S. Grossmang T. Blosherg N. Haynesg J. Hurnay
Front Row: J. Fisherg R. Rosenbergg III. Bergerg D. Dipietrantoniog Professor J. Fawcett, Advisorg S. Fenchel, Treasurerg
P. Bosco, Pre.s"ident,' N. Collins, Secretaryg J. Parente, Vice-Presidentg A. Goldsteing N. Reid.
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ACCOUNTIN
SOCIETY
College of
Business Administratior
KAPPA
DELTA PHI
SchooIofEducaHon
Second Roux' A. ISllkZllll2lllQ D. lYellsg R. Lyons: ll. Surtyrsg J. Akcley: J. Flynng P. Primaverug D. Dwyer. Front How: C.
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Kina g J. Cassidy, Trraxzlrerg R. Regis, Secrdaryj A. Cialrlea, Prexidenlg Dr. G. Philips, :1dU1.S!lI'j D. Trott, National Dele-
gateg G. DCStlxl'2lllCJ, Sec,-retaryg R. Granato. .flb.w'nI: Dr. S. WYronski, .'l!Il'I'SUl'j G. Arsnowg T. Boydg YY. Bremlang R. Bun-
nellg J. Fritzg T. Ilallg J. Heudryg P. Jolmnscng R. LaBrecqueg P. Mcflnrtliyg H. Mitcllcllg A. Pzmtcllig YV. Peruzzig P.
Pitsasg V. Rim-zirrlig T. Scuwellg F. SllC1'1ll2lllQ M. Varellag A. vV2lgIl0I'Q R. lYclc-ll.
N.,
A. Dolmson, I'resz'denl,' R. Hartsllourn, ViC6-PT6SI'fl67Lf,' D. Murphy, Secretaryg J. Vorgclis, Treasurerg R. lllnrrcn, Studenl
Council lfcprfesentativeg G. Ellis, I1'l.St0TI.ll7L,' Dr. J. lVylie, Advisory R. Brynntg N. Koppelg ll. Settelcg R. VVurrcng R. lVilson.
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PHI EPSILCJN
KAPPA
SchooIofEducaHon
Second Row: F. Hamel, R. Vllincklerg S. Smith, D. Hodesg R. llloore. Front Row: J. Silver, Treasurer: R. Lind, Vice-Pres
identg R. N ormand, National President: BI. Sharpe, President, E. Freidman, Secretary: J. Firstenberg.
ALPHA
EPSILON
RHO
School ot Public
Relations and
Communications
Second Row: G. VVarnerg C. Foth, lll. Goldfarbg H. lfVagnisg S. Simons. Front Row: M. Henneburyg B. Lipson, Treasurerg
A. Higgins, Vice-Presidentg G. Kredenser, Presidentg M. Bluttmang K. Collins. Absent: Mrs. Reginald Coggeshall, Adryisorg
R. Alexanderg E. Harveyg A. Jensvoldg T. Lyon, B. Roth, V. Strong.
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LAMBDA
TH ETA PI
School ot Public
Relations and
Communications
LAMBDA
PI RHO
School of Public
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Relafions and
Communications
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Second Row: C. Yokum, Trcasurerg P. Libby, Public lfelations Chinn.: J. Hodcs, Secrelary. Front Row: Ass't Professor C
Hills, Advisor: J. Turk, Pre.vz'flcnl,' N. lYagman, Vz'c'efPresz'denf.
Third Row: P. Antonellig L. Bakcrg R. Clmscg S. Silvermang L. Drouing D. Clmpdclaine. Second Row: J. llillomenicog H
Knorvg B. llultceng D. Eastmmig F, Ilcarnsg J. Evausg A. Hovcy. Front limo: D. Kee, Hisforiang B. Sc-lunottlncll, Record-
ing S!'l'I'f'fC17'.U,' ll. Norwood, Presidz'nl,' Prolossor L. CllI'lSlH21Il, .flclz'z'sor,' J. Colo, I7l.l'6'-IjI'C'.S'1'd67lf,' li. Lcclwithg R. Leavitt
Absent: G. Brzimbilla, Corresponding Sc'c'rcfary,' A. Castiglioucg R. Iipplcrg W. lirikseng YV. Frumeg G. .lolinsoug S. Kopecg
P. Lumpkin, Treasurerg D. 1IcFeelyg II. Pctersong C. Rylanco.
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PHI MU
ALPHA
SINFONIA
School of Fine
and Applied Arfs
Third Row: J. Charbonneaug D. Kidneyg N. Kinneyg M. Diehlg P. Donnellyg D. Govonig A. Ballato. Second Row: B.
Feketeg M. Danfordg S. Strongg P. VVoll'song A. Chasing D. Knappg C. Friedman. Front Row: D. Kreivenas, Recording
Secretaryg Miss E. Stearns, Faculty Advisor: B. Huntress, Vice-Presidentg S. DeStefano, President: B. Anderson, Treasurer:
M. Windsor, Corresponding Secretary. Absent: V. Cassarag Mrs. M. Christiang C. Gustafsong R. Lehang C. McSWeeney.
MU PHI
EPSILON
School of Fine
ancl Applied Arfs
Third Row: A. Earleg J. Giangrassog H. Doirong C. Costag W. Ghenong E. Masong A. Ellisg R. Culleng D. Morrisong I.
Pinkofskyg D. Trodermang I. Wallaceg D. Potterg C. Proch. Second Row: R. Spargog J. Binneyg A. Powersg N. Guidobonig
F. Higginsg R. Lindallg E. Birchg R. Christianseng E. Machadog R. Druchman. Front Row: J. Schuller, Corresponding
Secretaryg R. Brown, Vice-Presidentg M. De Pasquale, Vice-Presidentg M. Schwager, Presidentg Professor L. Cornell, Fac-
ulty Adrfisorg J. Salloway, Treasurer: R. Sandborn, Recording Secretary. Absent: V. Aragog A. Bonfiliog H. Davisg R. Fish-
mang W. Gagnong W. Heysg L. Woodward.
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School of Fine
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Second Row: BI. Robinsong E. Bubag R. Januszg B. Kiltong S. Bacong BI. Janasg K. Houston. Front Row: E. Dixon, Cor-
responding Secretaryg D. Lepore, Recording Secretaryg D. Howe, Vice-Presidentg J. Dwyer, Presidentg BI. RIcLain, Faculty
Advisorg A. Long, Treasurer. Absent: J. Cedergreng S, Lecarpentierg V. Yuro.
APXOS
School of Fine
and Applied Arfs
Second Row: J. Mobiusg I. Segelg J. Coleg E. Dyer, Jr.g M. Sc-hwagcr. Front Row: B. Huntressg J. Heyn, Vice-Presidentj
L. Nixong J. Koury.
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Pictw'erl.' R. Benson, Secretaryg D. Bailey, Treasurer: R. Dallos, Presidentg J. Alden, D. Marsh, Vice-
P'res'identg VV. Davis, R. Kirkg J. Areyg S. Nicoll.
Students watch the first VVBU-TV production, Spring, 1957.
SIGMA DELTA
CHI
School of Public Relations ancl
Communications
Music
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Secrzfary Dorothy Howe
Drum, ,llajor John Evans
llIf17'l'llliIlg Dfrccior Nicholas Pellegrino
,llazzuger Signiunfl Singer
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY
GLEE CLUBS BOSTCN UNIVERSITY
Dr. James R. Houghton, Conductor
Gerald IV. Johnson, ,slssistant Conductor C H O S
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RUSSCH Slmlgw, f'f"fff1fCff"' Muriel 1lCIOI'S0l1 IIOIlIIlS011, AISSI-Sfllllf l'mzfluc1'o1'
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Second Row: Il. Covington, Treasurerg Dr. lll. Yeager, Advisorg lll.
Darensoff, Social Chairman. Front Row: J. Silver, Secretaryg A. Prives,
Vice-President J. VVhitehead, Vice-President. Absent: E. Rodriguez,
President.
DRAMA CLUB
All-University
The Boston University Drama Club is on extracurricu
lar activity for all students of the University. The club'
purpose is to offer dramatic participation as an outlet ti
those students who might not otherwise have the op
portunity to be involved in dramatic production. It i
made up of students from every school in the Univer
sity, most of whom have had little or no theatre train
ing. The organization gives the student the chance no
only to act but also to participate in all other facets c
theatre production and eventually television produc
tion.
Under thc able direction of Dr. lllurray Yaeger, of th
Communication Arts Division of the School of Publi
Relations and Communications, the group opened it
year with a successful production of "Dark of thi
hloonf' More than seventy persons participated ii
bringing this show to life on stage of the Boston Univer
sity theatre. Through a great deal of hard work thi
group learned much about acting, production, and th'
feeling of working for many weeks in a tightly knit uni
toward a common cause was very gratifying. These arf
all valuable lessons for the student which he will be abln
to draw upon many times during his stay at the univer
sity, and even in professional life when he is called upoi
to devote himself to the common cause of a group.
In rehearsal for "Dark of the hloonv
The Stars
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All-University
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Fnurllz Row: F. Brin-seg H. Utlautg R. YY:llluceg J. Dickeyg T. Browug F. YYallerg T. Lane. Third lfmr: D.
Iloyleg T. Searsg Y. Hurlsoug B. Cookeg Il. ML-Clayg D. Huskollg II. Gormrmg R. Dunng R. Bcntzingerg
R. Blaneyg J. Selbyg C. Collinsg D. Henklug R. Nyeg R. WYilsun: F. Greenwood. Second Row: C. Moore:
II. Ilzlyesg N. Kovllg J. Basking R. Hiteg G. VVillia111soug R. TvIf'FGlI'l2lIldQ D. Blyler. Frou! lfmv: G. Nishi-
k:1wz1gD.Ricl1g Il. Ilinsol13C.HoytgE.Ro11sc-lug II. Colcuuxng U. Bcllg D. Dayg H. Phillips, ,"lf'f'0fII170ILiSfj
Professor J. Houghton, Director.
DORMITORIES
INTER-DORMITCRY COUNCIL
All-University
Ser-mul lfflllf J. Seavorg R. Alcxamlerg M. Lindlmergg C. Ilugog J. Mcflallin. Frou! Huw: B. Del-
Monieo, Ifemrrlirzg Secretaryg B. Shane, V116-l'resz'cler1f,'K, Martin, Presidentg V. Pamiljans, Treas-
urer: M. Golrlfarh, Correspomliug S1'r'rc'lury. Absent: Klrs. N. Miller, :ll1l"l.80I'jB1I'. A. Seemans, Adris
org S. Barher1J. Barstowg C. Boggsg C. Browng BI. Dallillgerz K. Dwyerg C. Epstcing 141. Fairchild
L. Fur-hsg WY. Gadreaug A. Gorclong S. Nasong R. Savageg F. Stat-log P. Szpakowski.
The lnter-Uorniitory Vouncil is a group which was organized
to act mainly as a liaison between the ailministration and the
member clormitories, :mil to organize inter-rlorm activities.
The Vounc-il consists of representatives chosen from each un-
clergrarluate florm, and from several of the grail houses. I.D.C.
is representefl on the Stuflent-lflaculty Assembly ancl the
Stumlent. Development Vommittee, and takeS part in many
of the annual Vniversity func-lions, such as Parents Day anal
' Y V W ' V1 ' 5
High bc-hool Day. llllS year LUX.. enteretl its ow11 float f I
3 The llyles at High Noon
in the Float lararle, ancl although it clicln't win, all the dorm Z
stmlenls who workecl on il had a good time cliec-ring anml holfl-
ing up 'Shapirof the horse, who was the center of attraction.
l'1-olmbly one of the clUlllll'll,S most iinporlanl activities was Q
the 'I l7on't fare' Variety Show, a 'first' in ll.ll. history, ancl
an event that went over so well that it's going to he macle an 2
annual affair here. l'roc-eemls went to Development, ancl the 1
Q50 people wl1o saw the show all agreed that it was a great dis-
, l
play of talent from all over the Ivniversity. yi
I.l7.C'. also holds a l'resiclent's Tea, during which time the f
clormitory officers anml counselors are given the opportunity l
to meet ancl talk with Presirlent and Hrs. Case, Dr. and lllrs.
Yeo, anml other Vniversity arhninistrators. This plus other
activities certainly make for a full and interesting year for
the clorm student and for the Council as well.
The "I Don't Care" Show
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October PJ. Party
Sl1elton IIall, the largest womenis dormitory on campus,
has become a unique center of campus life with its roof
available for all Ilniversity functions.
Its rules and activities are planned and enacted by
student officers under the guidance of staff counselors.
The major social events presented by Shelton are an
Informal Acquaintance Dance, a Faculty Tea, Open
House, a Carnival, a Christmas party for underpriv-
ileged children, an International Tea, a Dinner Dance,
a Faculty Dinner, Senior Night, and Installation Din-
ner.
The many opportunities to share friendship and in-
terests With students from across the country and
around the world become the invaluable memories of
the residents of Shelton Hall.
Second Row: S. Nasoug B. Shane, J. Turk, Activities Chairman. Frou! Row: A. Long, Secretary
M,1n,m-ln, goodies! D. Howe, Vice-Pres'iclent,' G. Baker, President: G. Plaisted, Vice-Presidentg F. Rubel. Treasurer
SH ELTON HALL
All-University Q58
MYLES STANDISH HALL
All-University
S61-mul Ifnux' li. Lntaifg M, 'l'lmn: M. Gorclif-kg S. fl2lI'lt'l', !lUl'I'f'S1JOIl!II'lIff Swv-rr'fary,' ll. Gol1ll':i1'lz,
Soda! flfllll-ffllllll. I'iI'07Ill li'r,11'.' M. Al0XillKlCI', lf1'f'orrlz'r1y S11-rwfrzryg R. Savalgo, 1'r4'sirIcnf,' T. flilison,
Vice
-I'r1'.v1'r1z'1zz',' .l. Sezivor, 7'rz'a.w1rz'r.
Unmlcr the spirilwl lm-zulcrsliip of ilu- Myles Stzmclisli
llzill Govcrnincnl, lioznwl, the men of Mylvs had :L full
:xml rcwzircling ya-zu' socially, culturzilly, zinrl atlileticzilly.
.Xsiclv frmn llw lac-l that each Hom' luis had many
mc-ial 0V011lS unrlvi' ils own Hom' lvziclcrsliip Cir. clznicfvs,
pziriivs, vtfnl, ilu' 4l0I'Illll0I'y as il wlmlv luis haul SllC'll
inzijrn' social func-lions :is an opcn lmnsv, ai big brotlivi'
f'ln'istinz1s party, :nul :ni 2lll'fl0I'IIlll0I'j' ilznivc. For Ilic
fnrllici' vntcrtziiinm-nt of thc Nlylvs mon, thc govcrn-
invnl lmmml luis Illilllllilllllxil 21 lui-ww-kly showing of
Iiigli grzulv Aim-ric-:ni :incl foreign inovics.
,Xil1lvtically, lliv g.IOVOI'llIl1Ql1l lmoznwl luis iniliaih-cl El
proggrzini of inicr-floor 1-oinpciilion in sur-li popular
sports as l10c'k1-y, tkmllmll, :incl liziskm-llmll.
flllllllI'2llly, lllv g'0Vl'I'llIl1Ol1t lioznwl rm-:ilizvrl llic iwcfvs-
sily of fulfilling lliv lmaisif' inlcll0c'l'n:il nvvmls of the rvsi-
rlc-nls. To nice-t this 1-nil, it set up :in 4-xlonsivc cnllnrzil
progrznii wliivli inc-lnclwl spa-zikws on vairions Sllll'iUK'tS
ranging from thc urls uncl scieiicvs to politics.
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CHARLESGATE HALL
All-University
Third Row: S, Grossg C. Bank, Chairman, Barnes Wingg J. Williamsg E. Schectmang S. Bergstromg B. Radcliifeg A.
Straleaug R. Faivusg L. Robbinsg A, Blillerg R. Federruan, Chairman, Beacon Wing. Second Row: H. Meyerg J. Turner,
Vice-President: P. Roderick. Presidentg L. Blaisdell, Treasurerg Bliss P. Hawes, Advi.s'or,' J, Carrington, Secretary. Front
Row: M. Henneburyg B. Goldeng IW. Hyrnang C. Epsteing I. Zalong BI. Levy. Absent: R. Alexanderg E. Coheng B. Feitg
S. Herwoodg L. Roesingg C. Shertzer.
MURLIN HCUSE
All-University
Second Row: A. Wolcottg R. Englcrg K. Dwyerg A. Shraisong D. Draghettig B. Decker. Front Row: J. Heyn, Social Chair-
man,' D. Govani, Vice-President: L. Nixon, Presidentj B. VVilliams, Seeretaryj F. Roman, T reasurer. Absent: Mrs. G. Dob-
son, Director of Residence.
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RELIGIOUS
CRGANIZATIONS
"I want an intelligent, well-instructed laityf, This was
the purpose of the Newman Club stated by John Car-
dinal Newman.
The Newman Club at Boston University has con-
stantly lived in the shadow of this tradition. Various
meetings starred prominent guest speakers on a host of
subjects: What is a J euv?,' Catholics in Politicsg Problems
for Catholics at B.U.-topics such as these sparkled the
meetings with a Vivid sense of religious and intellectual
stimulation.
Primarily a religious club, provisions are made to give
a Catholic the actual practice of his faith on campus.
Blass is held each first Friday in CLA and in Hayden
Hall on holidays of obligation. The annual retreat, held
at Peterboro one week-end a year, is the prime annual
religious function.
Newmanites, like any other group, provide the stu-
dent with close social contact by offering dances, coffee
hours, and an annual picnic. Always ready to assist
students with any type of problem is our spiritual advis-
or, Fr. Norman J. O'Connor. Through his thoughtful
guidance he has always been of great Value to the stu-
dent body.
The Banquet
Third Roux' J. Ptacheinskig B. DaCostag F. Farinag D, Griffin B K it iron ski Y ll esson B 1 ekete A Pawlowski Second
Row: T. lilliottg T. llineheyg P. Dohertyg V. Ryang D. White I Wloynih in J bc'1h'1 B N1tHug,h Front Rua A 'NIar
cucci, Social Chairmanj I. Evans, f'orresp0ndz'ng Secretary J IIISSLQ V1ccPre.szdent C Cleives Preazdent E Buba
Recording Secretaryg J. Stewart, Trcasurerg Father N. J. O Connor Advzsor
Mass
NEWMAN CLUB
All-University
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STUDENT CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION
AII-University
-,g..,,,f"'
Shelton Roof and the
Square Dance
Third Razr: D. Blillonigg D. Benedir-tg R. Blooreg J. Crapog G. Harlan, P. Sniithg E. Golder. Sceond
Row: C. Berge, Corravpomlizzg Sccrcf11ry,' B. Chase, yll'f'!lSIII'l?I',' L. Grady, Co-Chaz'rman,' R. Dorr, C0-
Uha1'r11zar1.,' B. Bloulton, Rernrrling Secretary: VV. Ovcrholt. Front Row: BI. Hcndricksg P. Smith, LI.
lNIcCulIoughg C. Carver, B. Metcalf, A. Pulsifer.
A ,
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Preparing for the Spring Trip to IVashington
Q63
The Student Christian Association is the religious or-
ganization of Protestant students on campus with
llCt1fIKlll2ll'l0I'S at the Danielson llouse, 185 Bay State
Road. "'l'I1e rnenrbers seek to understand the will of
God through worship, study, and action, and to realize
this both in personal living and in working toward the
Kingdom of God."
The program consists of weekly IYednesday evening
supper meetings with speakers and worship, activity
nights twice monthly, freshman forums, a fall retreat,
spring trip, study groups, and service projects. The
planning for the group is done Irv the Executive Board
with Dr. William Overholt, Protestant Chaplain on
campus, as advisor. The Board is composed of the five
major officers, chairmen of the thirteen permanent
committees, and chairmen of the S.C.A. groups which
niet-I in the individual colleges.
Second Row: L. Elking W. Schwartzg P. Seligg B. Levyg D. Foxg E. Glass. Front Row: R. Sobel, Corresponding Secretaryg R.
Estuer, Vice-President: R. Scheingarten, Presidcntg G. Wyman, Recording Secretaryg S. Muhlfelder, Treasurer. Absent:
Rabbi S. Perlman, Advisor.
HILLEL
FQUNDATIQN
All-Universify
Third Row: D. Orphanidesg B. Psamosg C. Bentasg B. Athanasoulasg C. Rassiasg G. Zahosg BI. Vernon. Second Row: P.
Roomeuig E. Laurakasg K. Passiasg K. Vallasg J. Papamicroulig S. Gorelchenkag C. Coulourasg E. Kameouris. Front Row
E. Margaritesg A. Kiladis, Corresponding Secretary: P. Scuris, P-residentg E. Coulouras, Vice-Presidentg C. Chrones, Record-
ing Secretaryg H. Koniares. Absent: S. Christopherg D. Dragonasg M. Efthimioug C. Emmanuelg N. Helmisg E. Kambourig
K. Sotaliag K. Vallisg J. Vargilesg J. Velenzasg S. Vozzellag P. Vriesg T. Yeannakopoulosg A. Zaroulis.
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All-Universify
ORTHOD
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l The Daniel I.. Marsh Chapel
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' "Une thing for us is true. The future is
never quite a thing apart from all that
has gone before. ive bring into the present
ingredients and precious cargoes from the
past and these are with us as we take the
l unknown road. All that we have learned,
1 felt and thought, all the impact of our ex-
perience from birth to now, all the love,
devotion and tenderness that nourished us
at other times, all the dreams and yearn-
ings rooted deep in our spirits that have
kept the fires of our hopes kindled with
urgent ambition and high couragegall
these are with us as We move into the
unknown wayf,
I1.T.
Dean Tlmrmzm and the Daily Morning Chapel tfommittee Q67
DANIEL L. MARSH
CHAPEL
The Sunday Morning Service addresses itself to the
deepest needs and aspirations of the human spirit. In so
doing it does not seek to undermine whatever may be
the religious context which gives meaning and richness
to your particular lifeg but rather to deepen the authen-
tic lines along which your quest for spiritual reality has
led you. It is our hope that you will come to regard the
Chapel not only as a place of stimulation, challenge and
dedication, but also as a symbol of the intent of the
University to recognize religion as fundamental to the
human enterprise.
Dr. Howard Thurman, Dean of hfarsh Chapel, is the
designated llniversity official carrying responsibility for
the total religious life of the community. lflach Sunday
throughout the academic year, there is an All-University
Non-Seetarian Religious Service at 11:00 in the 111orn-
ing. Beginning in September, and each school day
throughout the year at 8:-L5-9:00, there is a Vhapel Serv-
ice sponsored by a student committee. The leaders of
this service generally are from the various faculties.
If you are interested in active participation ii' the
work of the Vhapel, here are some of the opportunities
open to you: The Chapel Choir, The Liturgical Dance
Choir, The Vhapel fishers, The NVomen's tlommitlee,
The f'hildren's Vhapel, and the NVQ-ekly Discussion
Group.
A quiet moment
YI
Ja
..IN THE CHAPEL:
THE us:-:ERS
THE CHOIR
Third Row: S. Altschulerg G. Rileyg D. Leith. Second Row: T. Luung P. Gilliamg BI. Aroherg W. Bloom.
Front lfozv: F. Browueg D. Phillipsg ISI. Bfooneyg R. Llc-Farland.
Soprano: BI. Aberg BI. Carrington: A. Caseyg N. Chaseg E. Coblmg BI. D'jimasg E. Ellsworthg S. Eversg
DI. Gatcsg BI. Hightowerg G. Jonesg E. Kingg S. Rlarlcttg L. Morris: J. hfortong H. Priccg Dfrs. H. Schrei-
lmerg BI. Taylor. Alto: BI. Alexauderg J. Ccdargreng D. Clarkg M. Duufordg P. Donnellyg D. Eatong D.
Flrmdersg J. Foggg M. Hendersong N. Leeg G. Lyttleg R. Marsalg S. Parzowg P. Petremontg V. Sr-ottg A.
Straleaug S. Suter. Tenor: D. liastuiaug P. Gallaghcrg F. Hilseg C. Johusong F. Keyserg S. Miller. I?as.s':
H. Davidg C. Dubsg B. Getchellg H. Haggardg B. Healdg C. Kippg DT. Kressyg B. Kullmang R. Millcrg
J. Blitchellg R. Winzler.
THE LITURGICAL
DANCE CHOIR
Jlembers: S. Bartliolomewg C. Cox
R. Forcuiang G. Frippg BI. Gates
B. GetchellgVV. Hodsdong S. Ire
laudg L. lNIcGoweng A. Spoonerg C
VVarlickg Mrs. H. Keen, Director
K..
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R.O.T.C
5 SECOND
YEAR
ADVANCED
Third Row: R. Januszg R. Dupontg V. Fumiattig J. Duffyg N. Koppelg R. lNIacLeodg T. Brodericfkg E. Schlarg R. Spnrgog
F. Fylesg R. Viera. Second Row: A. Loconteg R. Ericksong C. Gordong T. Rimerg J. Curting P. Ricviardig R. Lumnahg R.
Andcrsong RT. Coheng F. Rlasong P. Scuris. Front How: F. Zcytoonjiang R. Snltersg R. Boobarg BI. Schooner: R. Pikeg A.
VVinchellg A. Sohmithg T. U'Donovnng A. Adreani.
FIRST YEAR
ADVANCED
Third Row: J. Gordong L. Gatchellg R. Rollcrg D. Clmulkg YV. Sheafeg H. Bretnerg E. Ginng R. WVIICCICT. Second Row: R.
Dorrg Y. D:1Pratog R. Gullottig S. Basking B. Dlancvitcrhg A. Gustaitisg E. Lillisg F. Tillotsong S. Tractg J. Hoffman. Front
Row: VV. Holderg D. Kcntg J. Scaling C. Nashawatyg R. Frankling A. Sarvig A. Johnsong VV. Dolbierg K. Anderson. Absent:
J. Bankg C. Cupplesg VV. Hallg DI. Harrisg R. Lubitzg S. Migdoleg P. Roesselg K. Sulnthcg G. Sneider.
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Lt. Colonel William B. Scruggs
In addition to its primary objective of developing commis-
sioned officers for the Army, the ROTC plays an important
role in developing those qualities of character and leadership
which will make young men better and more useful citizens.
The present program is a branch general course leading to
a Reserve commission ora Regular Army commission, if the
student is appointed a Distinguished Military Graduate.
Upon successful completion of the Advanced course Cjunior
and senior yearsl, students are commissioned in the Officers
Reserve Corps at a special ceremony.
Selection to the Advanced course is highly competitive, and
is based on the student,s academic grades, military record,
and leadership ability. This course, which stresses leadership,
provides instruction in psychological warfare, military teach-
ing methods, organizations, small unit tactics, and communi-
cations, as well as staff functions and procedures.
Included in the Advanced course is a six-week summer en-
campment at a Regular Army post or camp. Here the student
receives practical field training, observes and participates in
simulated combat operations and demonstrations, and visits
Army material and equipment proving grounds.
OFFICERS
and STAFF
Second lfmr: Sgt. VV. Allan, SFC R. Kriskog SFC R. Cainebcllg SFC J. Gray, SFC R. Peinbcrtong SFC R. Colbertg Sgt. R.
Gardiner. Front Row: lst Lt. VV. Cin-colog Capt. A. Rutherford, Major L. Rawlsg Lt. Col. YV. Scruggs, lllajor J. Kennedy,
Capt. N. Schanche.
RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
- ARMY -
The AFROTC program at the University selects students and
prepares these students for the duties, responsibilities, and
prerogatives of leadership as USAF oflicers. Based on gradu-
ation, successful completion of the Advanced Course, and the
needs of the service, students are commissioned Second Lieu-
tenants in the United States Air Force Reserve at a special
ceremony and go on active duty shortly thereafter.
The standing need that our country has for the Well-trained
men of the AFROTC was Well expressed by lllr. Donald A.
Quarles, Secretary of the Air Force: "It is my job to do my
utmost to preserve the guard which the Air Force keeps over
this country. I believe We are confronted by the necessity to
support, perhaps for an indefinite period, the military strength
necessary to prevent World War III . . . It will require us to
hold tight to the realization that the numbers of Weapons
means nothing, unless We have skilled people to operate
themf,
Colonel Robert F. Strickland
Second Row: TfSgt. R. Guthrie, SfSgt. J. Flanagang SfSgt. R. Chappellg MfSgt. VV. Biagi. Front Row: Lt. H. Dushame,
Jr.g Capt. K. Neuenschwanderg Col. R. Stricklandg Major L. Kwollmeyerg Lt. 0. Greynolds.
RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
- AIR FORCE -
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OFFICERS
and STAFF
SECOND A
YEAR
ADVANCED
Second Row: R. Yvincrg R. Fitzgcraldg R. Gallagherg P. Trusscllg S. Shapiro. Front Row: R. Grenierg L. Imrieg J. Mitchellg
F. Kelleyg A. Englishg S. Smith.
Third Rout L. Shnttuc-kg L. Sc-huelerg F. Adlcyg L. Cohen: J. Colpittsg C. Grantg H. Fawcett. Sevrnzrl Ifozv: P. Bakkcg R.
Josephsg H. Moirg J. Lihlmyg J. Holbrookg G. Slmgreug J. F2ll'I'il1gtOllQ A. Yau Hnllg A. Gropmnng N. 'l'rincl1itcllag G. Col-
burng S. Turshoug D. Holmosg P. Stankiewivzg K. Hold.
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FiRST YEAR
ADVANCED
l W' ' ' ' ii" '
SCABBARD AND BLADE
All-University
Prof. French presents the
Hubbard-Lane Trophy.
Third Row: G. Colburng R. Spargog VV. Holderg A. Gustaitisg R. Frankling S. Nicollg B. ltfanevitchg W. Dolbierg R
VVheelcrg R. Gulloti. Second How: A. Rubing R. Andersong S. ltligdoleg VV. Hallg J. Scaliag S. Basking R. Lurnnahg S. Tract
M. Schooncrg A. Adrcani. Absent: K. Andersong R. Bardwell, lst Sgt.: T. Broderickg J. Colpittsg J. Curting V. DaPrato
E. Ginng J. Gordong D. Holmesg A. Johnsong A. LoC0nteg R. lNIacLcodg C. Nashawatyg P. Roesselg R. Rollerg K. Salatheg
R. Saltzbergg A. Sarvig A. Schmithg YV. Sheafeg R. Strovink, Sgt.-at-Armsg S. Tractg A. VVinchcllg F. Zcytoonjian.
Company K, 6th Reginient of the National Honorary
llfilitary Society of Sc-ahharcl anal lilarle enjoyed an-
other great year at Boston Vniversity. The fine staff of
officers incluclexl Randall Pike, Captaing Douglas Bren-
nan, lst Lt.: J. Robert lloohar, Qncl l.t.g Richarcl Barcl-
well, lst Sgtg Robert Stroviuk, Sgt.-at-Arnisg anfl lst
Lt. lYillia1n Ciccolo, tv. S. A., Aflvisor. Txventy-nine
pledges were tapped into the hrotherhooml by the Coecl
Colonel at the Military Ball, the highlight of the ycar's
activities. Sf-ahharml anrl Blade perfornieml inany serv-
ices during the year such as turning the annual "Hell,'
night into "Help" night, marching in parades, and pro-
vicliug honor guarfls for certain Boston lvniversity
functions. As usual, the final event of the year was the
Gohl Bar Banquet at which the senior brothers received
their Qncl Lt. bars.
Cadets O,Donovan and Winehell escort the Co-cd Colonel.
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Front Row: E. Schlarg T. 0'Donovang R. Pike, Captainj Lt. VV. Ciccolo, Ad11i.s'o1',' D. Brennan, lst Lt.g R. Boobar, Qd Lt.,
x
Fifth Row: YV. Dolbierg E. Manginig R. Schisholmg M. Thong C. Spiegelg S. Duddyg VV. lVIcGraneg G. Nissenbaumg S
Pikeg E. Sadowg S. Carterg R. Cliftong A. llloraska. Fourth Row: E. VVilliamsg G. Schaubg A. Vlissg I. Johnsong G. Labo-
vitzg R. Kelleyg B. Thomsoug H. Goldbergg BI. Loweg G. Hooverg J. Glcnnong V. Kirnenisg G. Prentissg R. Clevelandg S
lNIcNiffg T. Harris. Third How: D. Ornang VV. Holderg J. Newellg A. lNIacQuarrieg H. Austerg T. Broderickg S. Labellg A
Harrimang P. lvestg C. Chisholrug C. Carusog F. Smerczynskig E. Russellg R. Horneg T. Grayg J. Valerag SFC R. Pem-
berton. Second Row: VV. Dolbier, Special Services Qfccrg R. Vllheeler, Finance and Supply Officer: N. Trinchitella, Pl0,' T
Rimer, Adjutantg J. Farrington, Executive Ojicerg Capt. A. Rutherford, Advisory M. Schooner, Commanding Qjicerg Capt
K. Neuenschwander, Advisorg T. O'Donovan, Operations Qficerg A. Sarvi, Drill Qficerg R. Franklin, Pledge Training Of-
jicerg A. Farrington, First Sergeantg P. Kehoe. Front lfow: P. Jacksong C. Banksg B. Tylcrg P. lllerlg B. Aclamsg C. llloscag
J. Gentileg E. Ching J. Held.
PERSHING
RIFLES
All-University
Third Row: N. Trinchitellag S. Tursheng P. Stankiewiczg G. Shogreng D. Coheng S. Smithg A. Holbrookg J. llfitchellg A.
Gropmang L. Shattuck. Second Row: P. Bakkcg A. Van Hallg H. Fawcettg C. Grantg J. Libbyg R. Josephsg S. Shapirog J.
Brusiloffg K. Held. Front Row: L. Imrie, Comptrollerg R. VVi11er, Adjutant-Recorderg R. Gallagherg lst Lt. H. Dushamc,
Advisory P. Trussell, Squadron Commanderg R. Grenier, Operations Ojicerg R. Fitzgeraldg F. Kelley.
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ARNOLD
AIR SOCIET
All-University
SCCIAL
ATHLETICS
SERVICE
1,.,,- .,A. N, , ..-. ..-
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
All-University
Third Row: J. Cohen, F. Shermang J. Cumming, L. VVhiteg F. Limberg P. Spivag G. Cleavesg BI.
Goldmang R. Costag B. Ceriereg G. Cleavesg T. Kenedi. Second Row: C. Bartlett, A. Rosenberg,
J. Lewis, R. Norton, R. Frongellog P. Richter, C. Ladd, P. VVheelerg R. Caillerg T. O'Donovang P.
Beltzg J. Perlmuterg R. Hoar. Front Row: F. Khourig P. VVeaver, Secretary, E. Simmonds, Alumni
Secretaryg lVIr. E. Bryant, Advisor, VV. Holder, President, Nfr. E. Floyd, Advisor,' D. Hines, S.
Druckg D. Kent, Treasurer. Abseni: R. Hall, Recording Secretary, R. Blastrangelo, Service Vice-
Pre.sideni,' A. lN1cAlear, Pledge Vice-President.
Alpha Phi Omega, the menis service fraternity at the
University, embodies four fields of activity: service to
youth and community, service 'to members of the fra-
ternity, service to the nation as participating citizens,
and service to the student body and faculty.
Being a service fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega crosses
all lines of honorary, social, and professional fraternities.
The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega is to assemble college
men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to
develop friendship, and to promote service to humanity.
Services performed during the past year by Alpha
Phi Omega include: HUgly llfan on Campusi' contest,
"Bounce B.C.,' rally, International Students, Day,
Founders' Day, transfer orientation, ushering at Uni-
versity functions, and soliciting funds for charitable
agencies.
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Piz-Iured: RI. Kaneg P. Maule, Pre.vz'1lcnf,' C. Griffin, Vice-President B. Cavanaugh, Publicity Chairman. Absent: Miss E.
Shuhany, .4dl'l.SOT,' B. DeCost:1, Sf'rr0iary,' L. Si'll2lC'lllCI', Treasurer.
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Agl1azari:u1gR. .Xvzikiznlg Il. f'lionImji:mg A. lirsherg H. Kourujiang A. Jzmjigizmg I".Kmirlusl1i:mg J. K:1sp0ri:111gY. Khoclm-
flOOI'lElIlQ V. Der Nlaniiiliang ll. lLllSSl21llQ R. Samooriang II. Samooriaug R. Slmpuzizmg M. Topjiang YY. Vurtzmiang J.
Ycramismg F. Zeytoonjizm.
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All-University
WIVES
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School of Medicine
Third Row: B. Zonisg D. Quintilianig B. Kelleyg D. Wong, L. White, A. Hastingsg K. Walkerg M. Colson. Second Row: A.
Cates, A. Hecht, M. Belzerg 0. Muellerg J. Weingarteng E. Hoveyg S. Isaacsg B. Cabeceuras. Front Row: D. McAuleyg
J. Alfenito, Secretaryg C. Learmonth, Vice-President, M. Kurkjian, President: L. Lucas, Secretaryg S. Muirhead, Treasurer,
B. Van Orman. Absent: N. Alleng R. Evjyg N. Leventhalg A. Quintilianig J. Robbins, R. Smith, B. Woodman.
Executive Committee: H. Goldberg, Prewdentg P. Bernstein, Vice-Presidentg E. Bryson, Secretary, B. Lee, Treasurerg B.
Cerierg R. Mastrangelog R. Ross.
YOUNG
REPUBLICAN
All-University
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All-University
Second Row: B. Ehrlicllg B. lVIcAr0yg U. YVilsong J. Hculcyg L. Coypolag L. Iibeling. Front Row: BI. Copcnhavcr, Junior
Uaptaing J. Scarpitti, Trcasurcrg M. Hull, Secretaryg SFC R. Pcmlxcrton, Advisory J. Ilcicltnum, Scnior Uaptaing F, Carlmonc,
Publicity Qfcerg A. Kilnrlis. Absenf.' N. Audrewsg M. Artusg Nl. Bnrtllg E. Bloomg R. Cz1iru'gS. Cunuiughamg A. De-Nntalcg
D. DiS:1lvog K. Dwyerg B. Epstciug B. Foitg R. Guthriog C'. llzngzmmng B. Hohucsg L. Korwc-kg G. Laffertg H. Leighg N.
Lognwitzg BI. llillerg P. Millcttg J. BIOXIIHIHIIQ D. Roulstong Ii. Skirlmllg BI. Spilluncg Ii. Swcc-tg BI. Visconteg C. Wclwrg
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I Second Row: A. Merlueg L. Bianchini, Freshman Ifepresentativfrg C. lVlusl1ior. Front Row: J. Phelps, Vive-President: BI.
M II T Nl 'NI 'llrtg D. Mc-Kecg P.
McNally, Prvsidentj Assoc. Professor G. Schuyler, Advisor. Absmt: . again, reasurer: . . . an c
l Toolin, Secretary.
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All-University
Third Row: F. Vohrg S. Groheg R. Lebowichg F. Rowleyg E. Broderickg D. Bishopg J. Gallagherg V. Buttarazzi. Second
Row: R. Edstromg B. Ortmang M. Coheng H. Ekelsg R. Lathropg A. Polcarig A. Millerg A. DeNatale. Front Row: H. Brown,
Team Captain: W. Everestg A. Maguire, Secretary: E. Birch, Vice-Commodoreg Mr. E. Bryant, Advisor: A. Fearn, Commo-
doreg E. Sweetg J. Buckingham. Absent: J. Gordon, Treasurer.
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INTERFRATERNITY CONFERENCE
Third Row: D. McDermott, H. lNIcQuaidg J. lNIcDevittg T. Crowdisg H. Garfinkelg E. Siegalg J.
Dlahoneyg P. Roesselg R. Degenhardtg D. 1NIcDuHieg P. Kehoeg R. Flynng R. Josephs, R. Boltax.
Second Row: B. Galitzgll. Kozakg C. Zelinskyg D. Dill, N. B1organgVV. Priestleyg R. Rosenberg'
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R. Faing R. Kroppg T. Etreg A. Stern. Front Row: R. ltlazzueotellig R. Fariellog H. Taubing F.
Zeytoonjian, T reasurerg R. Reimann, Vice-Speaker: R. F inger, Spealrerj L. Irnrie, Secretaryg D.
Brennen, Corresponding Secretaryg H. Galling J. Colpitts.
The Interfraternity Conference consists of thirteen
member fraternities and represents over 650 fraternity
men at Boston University. The functions of the Con-
ference are to govern the fraternities and to represent
them as one body to the University.
This past year will be Well remembered by the men of
the Greek Wlorld as one in which I.F.C. renewed again
its close relationship with the University Administra-
tion. One.of the major innovations in fraternity affairs Phi Alpha Serenades Charlesgate
was the highly successful second semester rushing pro-
gram, under Which freshman were delayed from rushing
or pledging fraternities until the latter half of their
freshman year. lxfore than 400 students registered for
the formal rushing program.
ltfany public service and school projects were put in
motion this year, such as services to the Boston Associ-
ation for Retarded Children, the Heart Fund, and Help
VVeek activities for pledges. The Greek VVeek, the high-
light of the fraternity social season, was one of the many
events that contributed to a highly successful fraternity
year.
284 Sig Ep ushers in football.
The Brothers of Zeta Deuteron chapter of Alpha Epsi-
lon Pi, celebrating its second year in thc new house,
certainly had a memorable year, scholastically, ath-
letically and socially. Once again the AEPi's were
prominent in campus aHairs: Co-captain of the Boston
Ivniversity football team, President of the B.U. Booster
Club, President of the Marketing Society, President of
thc C.L.A. Junior class, the fraternity was also Well-
represented on campus in student government, Scarlet
Key, Brotherhood Council, Lock, and various sports
such as the football, baseball, rifle, and soccer teams. In
I.F.C. intramural athletics, AEPi again held its own
against all competition.
AEPVS 'Calypso Eightn Highlights of the year were The Greek Ball XVeekend
W and the AEPi Spring Formal-as well as the Parentas
VVeekend, acquainting them with the Ways of brother-
hood, bringing parents from near and far. Our theme
parties included the Sputnick party, the Beach party,
Casino Night, Hobo party, Calypso party and many
others.
Third Row: R. Rosenthal, A. Freedman, A. Goldstein, G. Sherman, A. Podalsky, J. Rosenberg.
Second Row: A. Giblcy, BI. Singer, B. Krantz, BI. Ross, A. Zack, H. Cohen, H. Rottenberg, G.
Sacks, D. Rosenberg, R. Brown. Front Row: H. Fishman, Exchequer, K. Kolman, Lt. Blaster, L.
Cohen, Master, P. Selig, Scribe, B. Fain. Absent: Professor L. Trowbridge, Advisor, S. Adamsky,
P. Alpert, E. Altman, R. Asnes, B. Bebchick, D. Berman, A. Bluestein, A. Feldman, BI. Glazer,
C. Husick, H. Kahn, K. Kalman, H. Libow, S. Phillips, A. Pines, S. Ratner, M. Richards, R.
Study h0U1'S at 203 Bay State Schwartz, R. Shapiro, E. Seigal, G. Sneiderg L. Vinecour.
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Third Row: E. Kendrickg J. Drumgoolg R. VVebberg R. Chalmersg J. Riggiog H. VVrightg D. Dillg
S. Holmesg D. ltlathewsong J. lTeMahong R. Dupont. Second Row: E. O'Neillg F. Sheridang J
Colpittsg C. Fullerg R. Reimanng N. Greinerg P. Bassettg J. Duffyg C. Campbellg T. Losekg R.
Grahamg 0. Wlebbg J. Fleming. Front Row: P. Noccag J. lVIahoneyg R. Bingham, Vice-President
J. Mulkeen, Presidentg R. lXIacDonald, Secretaryg R. Bardwell, Treasurerg T. Ackerg lNI. Kennedy
Absent: lNIr. D. McB1'ie11, Advisor: C. Bushg J. Coffeyg S. Couttsg D. Doaneg R. Giffordg R. Kelleyg
T. ltlarinosg A. McCarthyg J. lNIeGranachang E. Nelsong J. Pattersong J. lVIoynahang E. Picone'
D. Ryderg A. Strongg F. Tillotsong E. VVallaceg G. Wialwood.
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Another year has ended and another great year with
the AKPsi,s has come and gone. Fraternity spirit pre-
vails abundantly in this social-professional group led by
President Jack hfulkeen. The first chapter was or-
ganized at New York University in 1904g Nu Chapter
here at BIU. came into being m 1916. The brotherhood, Bewaregthe Alums are back!
today as in yesteryears, gains much from our status as a
professional fraternity, as we receive instruction and
experience from the well-known men of state and na-
tional prominence in the business world who come to
181 to oder their views on matters of importance.
And as we look back, we can well remember some of
the events that made our social calendar the most varied
and interesting on campus: buHet suppers after the
games, many costume parties and informal affairs!
and, of course, all this was topped off by the Spring
VVeekend, which included the formal, the beach party,
the Senior party, and the Senior Demit and installation
of new odicers. Now you can see that things are done at
Alpha Kappa Psi as only our fraternity-"then fra-
t 't '- ' ld d th . .
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'lflio ,Xlphzi Club was fonntlcfl in Svptcniher, 15156, ut
Boston lvniyorsity lay Sl'V0l'2ll stutlt-nts whose lllllllliilt'
olmjtwlivv was to vstulmlisli zi nzitionul fraitvrnity on Cillll-
pus. In pursuit of this goal thc .Xlplizi Vlub ix-1-1-iitly
aiffilizitt-rl with Phi Signizi Ili-lm National Frzitt-rnity.
Um' pvtition for volony status was upprovctl hy thv
'llriplc fl0IIlllllllCl' ol' tht- Slllfllxlll-l'litK'llllj' Asscinlily in
JiilllI2lt"Y, l958, Alpha Vlulm then lJCl'0llllIlg Phi Siginzi
Colony.
During thc past foothzill season, thc liitcr-Fmtt-i'iiity
COIll:0I'0IlK'l' sclcctc-ml Phi Sigma Volony to lcaul tho
Grvcli lYorl1l's Nlzirvh :it l3.lv. Fit-tel tltlI'lllg' C9I'0lIl0lll0S
p1'e-1-onliiig the Holy Vross :incl Boston Collogo guinos.
This honor 1'Q11tlci't-tl to Phi Siginzi Volony is inclivzitivc
of both Phi Sig's iiic-I1-usiiig' staturc on czunpus :intl tho
recrcptivt- attitude of l5.l'.'s Grevk lYorlrl towzircl now
fi'atci'liitivs.
The iiiciiilmcrs of Phi Sigma Colony liaivo been deriving
inc-rczisiiig satisfactioii in witnessing thc-ir estzihlisli-
incnt, :is ai new frzitt-riiity-ai fraternity which proniisvs
to be not only lasting, but also active in the Fraternity
llvorlcl :it lilv.
Sfwnui ltouv: ll. thilzitzg J. Carncvult-g R. Pcttipuwg S. Pletchcrg R. C'li:iinpngneg R. Pairkorg H
Gilhcrtg E. Dong.
Vicc'-Presz'dmzt,' R.
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Front Rolf: Ci. Kozzikg T. Eiscnstzult, Sc'rz'be,' J. Hoy, I"rf'.s'idenI,' S. Knntrovitz
li, Cooneyg D. Foxg J. Godinhog P. Messing.
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COLONY Phi Sigma Delta
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Luhitz, Sm-rrlury,' Ii. Pastorr. i'lI1.s-mf: Reverend John Nell, .'ldrz'.vor,' S. Heber-
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Fourth Row: R. Dussickg W. Swindellg L. Kelleyg E. McCruddeng T. Polkg P. West. Third Row:
R. Horneg D. Talbertg F. Marinog A. Girhinyg R. Kelleyg VV. Calthorpe. Second Row: D. Morang
E. Russellg D. Fergusong C. Gerrishg D. Murrayg W. Cianog C. Brown. F rout Row: J. Aseltineg R.
Lumnah, Treasurerg R. Flynn, Senior Vice-Presidentg D. Brennen, Presidentg R. Wheeler, Vice-
Presidentg V. Nocca, Secretaryg S. 0stroH. Absent: Professor C. Everberg, Advisor: W. Adamson,
S. Bergerg C. Comerfordg J. Deang J. DeLorenzog T. Eylesg B. Flynng L. Gatchellg P. Kehoeg E.
Paulauskasg R. Pitrnang N. Trinchitellag C. White.
The International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi, a pro-
fessional fraternity in the field of business administra-
tion and commerce, was founded at New York Uni-
versity in 1907. Its purpose is to foster the study of
businessg to encourage scholarship, social activity, and
the association of students for their mutual advance-
ment by research and practiceg to promote closer affil-
iation between the commercial World and students of
commerceg and to further a higher standard of business
ethics and culture.
Gamma Chapter was founded here in 1916. Each
year, We present the Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key
to the highest ranking senior in C.B.A.g the Key Scroll
hangs in the C.B.A. Library.
Recent Achievements: gaining our recognition from
S.F.A., and having many brothers in high leadership
positions in the University. Next September, Gamma
will host the Eastern Regional Convention.
Discussing Chapter politics
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In Kappa Pl1i, ill Kappa
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Kappa Phi Alpl1a celebrated its 81st anniversary last
Fall with its finest IIOINCC0llllI1g in nearly a rleeamle, anrl
till' fraternity went on to one of its best years in 1957-58.
Brothers helrl office ancl helongerl to such organiza-
tio11s as the UVB, Student f'l11'istian Association, New-
1112111 f'l11b, .AI'Il0lIl Air Soc-iety, and Dc-Alolay, to make
Kappa Phi Alpha a 6iYVQll-l'0lll1IlCfl,, f1'at,e1'nity.
Memories of . . . li0lll',S weclcling . . . Dick Icle, Don
Conracli, and Torn Durkin lDCCOllllIlg' clachlies . . . New
Xv0i1l'lS live . . . tl1e 100th lIlt'0llIlg of Alpha Chapter . . .
Alpha Gannna Delta ancl l5.'l'.t' .... Roe and clll2ll'll0'S
pail . . . the HlfONVZlI'ilS,l . . . Vlyclefs ? room . . . "l"a11gH
anrl "Barefoot Contessaw . . . engagements and pinnings
. . . HgAI'I10ltl Air Foreev anml "Peter l'1'ep School" . . .
Kelly's . . . llal's . . . NC01ll1Et11l, Meclforcl, ancl Park
Drive . . . "Nepeo" and "Sp11tnik,' . . .
As Vasa 1069 hicls aclieu to Steve, Tom, Fred, Joe,
Roy, Bill, Wvalt, and Sandy, Kappa Phi Alpha says
goorl-bye to 1069 Beacon Street anfl looks forwarrl to
COIltllll10ll sueeess in its new premises i11 Septernher.
Third Row: R. Hopper, VV. Kellyg R. Pellcrin. Second How: C. Jonesg R. Frankg D. Conradig J
Mulleng J. Canavang VV. Dfulhallg B. Northrupg F. Hilfikerg J. Salloway. Front Row: J. McDevitt
Secretary: I.. Shattuck, Viz-0-Presidenl,' T. Crowdis, President, YY. Jones, Treasurerg R. James
Jlentorj C. Proch, Sentinel. Ab.s'ent: Dr. Glanz, Advisorg A. Bishopg S. Crawfordg T. Durking S
Weinreb.
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'lhonison R Nelson D Lgee Second Row R Lang R Dim R Degenhardt II MacDonald
R Dupuis W Raeder II Pxtrnk VY Bemenuto G Notirnntonio R Black D bufllllblllk
Ifrant Row T Day SotzalCha1rman A Lhurbuck Treasurer VN Bergmann Secretary VW Jen
sen President L. Imrie Vice-President' I. Sislane' K. Hummel. Absent: Coach J. Newsworthy
Advisor' It Chiera' J. Cress' C . 1 reen' WV. Hollingsworth' B. Koslor' R. Marquis' VW. lNIcLaugh
ling R. Nardellag E. Prebolag M. Sottileg C. Wanoskyg D. Wilson.
"High Cookf' "lVheel them and deal them once around
to Nlariof, "Boom BOOlI1,S Trophyf, "Dirty lllouthn
and "BIountfort Strectw-Lambda Chi Alpha, the larg-
est social fraternity in the world, got its start at Boston
University in 1909. VVhen the groundwork was laid then,
strength, tradition and culture were the words that were
used to describe Lambda Chi. Today, these Words are
the only ones that can best exemplify the fraternity.
On the campus of Boston University, Lambda Chi
Alpha has continued to maintain a position of leader-
ship in the fraternity world and in all University activi-
ties. In intramural athletics we have always fielded a
team and usually a winning one. In 1957 the Lambda
Chi's Won the I.F.C. and University championship in
football. Although we lost in the basketball play-offs, in
hockey We Won the I.F.C. championship. 1957 was a
strong year. In 1958 the fraternity again showed stu-
dent, fraternal and University leadership, exemplifying .a
for all the University that the boys in the straw hats will --V
always carry out the Lambda Chi traditions. ifs. ..
The great Mickey Cochrane arrives for Homecoming!
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For Pi Sigma this has been a year of firsts: our new
house, our first flag and newly designed emblem, the
Interfraternity Conference, University fraternity activ-
ities . . . Those moments remembered . . . lst prize in the
float parade, our Annual Ball, art demonstration, open
house and success in intramural sports.
Wlell-represented in campus activities, such as Stu-
dent Government, Student Development, SFA and
many others, the fraternity shows its interest in the
University. In varsity sports fraternity members par-
ticipated outstandingly in track CLarryD, soccer Qliillj,
skiing Olikej and cheerleading QTedD.
The fraternity members with a common interest in
the professional arts have shown their capabilities in
this direction in the Conference of the Arts Exhibition,
exhibits of student Work at S.F.A.A. and in numerous
M'-'Y gr, , ,.p.f V . Q ' . . . .
ktil a p Y 5 . ekjgsi f pieces of commercial work done for organizations of the
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e,.,e e g University, such as the Drama Club, with the most out-
standin achievement havin been the desi nm of the
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, "" R. Erickson. Front Row: G. Guilbeault, Recording Secretary, D. Pillsbury, Treasurerg V. Pitzx,
f"i' ,R 'A " ' 'I President, R. Fariello, Vice Presidentg E. Regenthal, Corresponding Secretary. Absent: Mr. J. Otti
Let S not get Caffled away! ano, Advisorg R. Mazzucotellig W. Robinsong R. Vocig J. Wyatt.
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Fourth Row: J. Larkeyg J. Lippeg A. Zaffg M. Zukermang M. Roazeng J. Bankg V. Weinsteing I.
Haming J. Lichterstein. Third Row: C. Zelinskyg S. Landowg S. Fenchelg R. Young, M. Freed-
mang VV. Kaufmang E. Brauseg A. Gordong H. Garfinkleg S. Flashner. Second Row: C. Feldman,
Treasurerj R. Kropp, Secretaryg E. Rudman, Vice-presidentg H. Kumins, M. Glickg A. Traub
Front Row: T. Gruberg H. Weiss, I. Berryg L. Moser. Absent: Professor M. Cohen, Faculty Advisor
R. Bronsteing A. Coheng S. Cotton, M. Covitzg J. Gelbg P. Goldsmith, M. Gorneyg D. Hodes
President: R. Kaseg H. Keonigg G. Koch, Z. Mestelg R. Moring R. Myersg D. Nadlerg S. Niss
N. Rossg E. Rothchildg F. Rubin, R. Savageg D. Schumang N. Schwartzg S. Schwartzg N. Silfin
M. Smolenskyg D. Spielg H. Staviskyg S. VVeinerg L. Weissg E. Young.
Phi Alpha is again enjoying the rewards of a memorable
year-a year the brothers are justly proud of. You know
of our accomplishments on the athletic field, and how
we have participated in student government and sup-
ported other activities and projects undertaken by the
University and the I.F.C. The honors have been many,
too, as we look to our brothers who are members of the
Student-Faculty Assembly, Scarlet Key, Delta, Lock,
and the various Student Councils-showing that Phi
Alpha is Well-represented in all phases of campus life.
Our Homecoming Weekend, the Spring Sweetheart
Formal, the Pledge Initiation Banquet-these social
highlights plus our many unique theme parties made
for more success during the year, as Well as much
enjoyment.
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292 Here comes Phi Alpha!
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If you see a St. Bernard named Gregory trotting around
campus, he's none other than Phi Epsilon Pi's new oth-
cial escort. If Gregory could talk, he would tell you all
about the past year at Phi Epfa year highlighted by
such events as the Freshman Tea, Annual Parents Day,
Pledge Party, Services at Hillel, ending with the Phi Ep
Founders Day Formal.
In addition to all this, Gregory wants you to take note
of how Phi Epsilon Pi has proven its Willingness to Work
for Boston University. llere are some of the brothers
who have taken active parts in University activities:
Richard Finger served as I.F.C. Speaker and was also
on the Executive Committee of SFA . . . in the Boosters
Club, Bob Cohen and Phil Aaron were elected to the
offices of Vice-President and Treasurer respectively . . .
Norman Teich represented the fraternity on the Rally
and Float Committees . . . appointed for Service Chair-
man for B.U. was Norm Roth . . . and, finally, represent-
ing Phi Ep on the NEXYS were Sid Nic-oll, hlanaging
Editor, and Peter YW-iss, Sports Editor.
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Fourth How: D. Kowalsky, LI. Deluty, Bl. Nelson, H. Becker, YY. llalpern, N. Zeis, S. Nieoll, H
Gallin, F. Yvelenskyg A. Hefter, E. Cohen, M. lNIiller. Third Rmr: J. Cohen, P. Aaron, S. Burg
R. Simon, B. YYiland, S. Jablon, P. Roth, C. Aug, P. Waldman, J. Gerber, L. Leventhal, R. Rose-
garten. Second Row: A. Winston, lNI. Gluck, G. Kasten, S. Davidson, Iferording Sec'retary,' D
Traurig, Vice-S1zperz'or, A. VVasserman, Superior, B. Brodsky, Treasurer, N. Teich, J. Wheeler
T. llalione, R. Cohen. Front Row: A. Stern, VV. Lipson, G. Liberman, holding Gregory, DI. King
A. Levy, G. Rosen. Absent: Assist. Professor J. McCarthy, Advisor, J. Black, R. Finger, BI
Fisher, B. Freedman, BI. Godes, R. Kline, J. Packer, S. Yvallack, P. VVeiss, J. Zucker.
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i Third Row: D. von Staatsg J. Murphyg J. Girouardg J. Brennang S. VVeinbergg B. Goddardg G
DiLeoneg L. Pareg K. Duffyg R. Andersong P. lNIcCue. Second Row: R. Rollerg R. Hamlang E
lNIcCollum3 R. Josephsg A. Sheafeg D. lNIeDermottg J. Kenney, R. Talbertg J. Loomisg R. Smith
V. Pitoccog D. Beaneg J. lNIahoney. Front Row: P. Cuzzolino: J. Foss, Secretary: R. MacLeod,
Vice-President: P. Martinez, President: R. West, Comptrollerg R. Normand, Historiang J. Car-
ruthersg L. Woodward. Absent: Professor S. Atkinson, Advisorg A. Beaversg G. Fairbendg J. Fin-
nertyg D. Fitzgeraldg R. Hallg T. Hennesseyg J. Mobiusg L. Phelpsg G. Rinaldig F. Zeytoonjian.
Mass. Gamma began the school year showing a great
deal of promise, and more than lived up to expectations.
Who can forget: the annual Homecoming Dance at the
Parker House or cheering for the Terriers as they de-
feated Holy Cross fthe fact that Brothers Kenney,
McDermott, Girouard, Pare and McCue all sported
the Scarlet gridiron togs undoubtedly added immeas-
urably to the "huzzahs" which rang out at B.U.
Field.D?
Intramurally, the Sig-Ep football team swept to one
of its most impressive seasons. The hockey squad, not
to be outdone, proved to be one of the best in Blass.
Gamma's seven year history.
And how about the Sig-Ep Quartet-Quintet-Sexteb
Septet-Octet-remember how no one was ever quite
certain exactly how many brothers would be singing
until performance time rolled around!
All year long, the "Red Capsu were very much in
evidence at any and all University functions, ample
evidence that "the Sig-Eps are heref'
Pres Pete and Queen Judy
The Neighbors Tea
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Now Santa takes over
Upstairs at 58 lNIanehester
Massachusetts Beta Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon was founded at Boston University in April,
1892. Our present Chapter house, at 58 Manchester
Road, has stood through thirty-three years of fraternity
living, with twenty-three brothers living in at "Old 58"
this year. SAE is not only a social fraternity at Bti, but
a Service, Campus and Athletic fraternity as well! Our
social schedule includes such events as the Ski lVeekend,
Sweetheart W'eekend, Pajama Parties, and the annual
Christmas party.
Each year the students of the Perkins Institute for
the Blind are entertained at a party, Elllfl twice a year
retarded children are feted, showing SAE's work as a
service fraternity and our awareness of our obligations
to the community and school.
SAE may be seen in every part of the University, par-
ticipating in many leadership posts throughout the
campus. Look for the brothers on the athletic field, too,
for every SAE takes part in some sport, whether intra-
Inurally or on the varsity teams.
Third Ii'0u': T. hfayherryg P. Augustasg J. Callahang J. lNIcCarthyg VV. Austing I.. Herborgg J.
Meifarthyg A. Brosseaug S. Panusg R. Kibber. Second Row: M. Delalesg J. Carney: R. Cutter, D.
Greeng S. Stelletellog A. VanHallg E. Stengelg A. Sarveyg R. Blaisg D. Granterg R. Fippingerg R.
Browng A. Butlerg C. Haley, C. Noehellag P. Camp, T. Murphyg R. Wvhittierg WV. Arnold. First
Row. C. Pageg B. Brown, Recorder: R. lwazzolag H. MeQuaidgVV. Priestley, Archon,'W. Beardsley,
Deputy Archon: VV. lworan, Treasurer: T. Etreg J. Donovan, Correspondent. Absent: Mr. B. Bene-
diet, Advisor: H. Adamiang K. Agnellog C. Aherng LI. Benwareg E. Courtelisg G. Lamareauxg D.
Lumbertg VV. Mefiinng J. Meltlanng H. Perkins, N. Perkinsg A. Peterson, B. Taylor: S. VVhite.
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Fourth Row: J. Brusilotfg N. Liebowg J. Rlaring S. ltosenbergg S. Tnrsheng I. Waldman, K.
Kelmanson. Third Row: D. VVeinsteing M. Harmong N. hlorgan: J. Knmensg E. ltcinsdorf' J.
Sehwartzg A. Prives: VV. Sugarmang F. Wolf, P. Polishookg D. Stcngalg J. Katz. Second Hour:
Professor A. Beckwith, .-1fIz'1'sor,' H. Markowitz, .llrmber-at-Large,' ll, Tzinhin, Historz'au,' G. Smith
C'hanceNor,' S. Smith, Vim'-ClzanceI1or,' R.. Rasher, Sc'r1'b0,' F. lvolf, IVIITIIUII. Front Ifmr: S. Davisg
BI. Weberg R. Effensong li. Grodzinskyg B. Segal, D. Kontoff.
TEP celebrated its 41st year on campus, and it certainly
Was a memorable one, socially, athletically and academ-
ically. Once again TEP's were leaders on campus . . .
Business llanager, Advertising hlanager, and Assistant
Business hlanager on the B.U. News, Co-ordinating
Editor, Business Manager, Advertising Blanager, and
Circulation hlanager on the HUB, Vice-President and
Newsletter Editor of the Drama Club, and active mem-
bers of Lock, TBIE, Scarlet Key and in XYho's NYho.
Looking back . . . memories of a Wonderful year . .
Watching the football games in the rain and snow . . .
Welcoming the old men back for Homecoming at New
England llutual Hall, winning the runner-up trophy in
the Chapter of llerit competition at the National Con-
vention in hlontreal, Chancellor Smith accepting the
IFC Bowling and Decathalon trophies at the Greek
Ball, Rushing, the Halloween and Bermuda parties,
Chinese food, the Retarded Childrens Fund Auction at
Hayden Hall with Stan Richards and Gene Krupa,
painting the house, the Pledge Party, those Water fights
in the spring, Parents Day, TEP weekend, cramming for
finals, and finally-Graduation.
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Tau Kappa was established at Boston lfniversity, first
asa C'l12lIJ10l'0f'11l10tii Delta Chi, in 1877. It was reorgan-
izecl on a local basis in 191Q, assuming its oflic-ial
name its original character clesignation of Lambda.
Lambda Fraternity initially clrew its membership ex-
clusively from the College of Liberal Arts, but later
changed to an All-University fraternity.
In April, 1956, Lambda reorganized as the Tau Ulub
of Boston University, its purpose being an eventual re-
union with Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Affiliation
with Teke was granted in November, 1957, and in Jan-
uary, 1958, the Tau Club became Tau Kappa Colony,
having rec-eiveml approval from the Student-Faculty
Teko Dinner Assembly Triple Committee. Still climbing the laclrler,
Tau Kappa Volony hopes lo attain its final goalfthat
of being on chapter status with Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Scronrl Row: D. Reddyg R. Orlanmliz WV. Becker, Treasurerg R. Segalg R. Gordon. Front lfouv: I..
Orlanrlig M. Mazerg A. Kaplan, Vive-l'rr'sfdcntg D. lllelluftie, l'rf'side1zt: S. lilarshg P. Millsteing
ll. llll11'lllllSOIlQ S. Vozzella, Srervlrlry. .-lbscnf: llr. D. Blaekett, fl1lv1'sor,' M. Anteskig A. Browne'
lt. Boltax: ll. Cliaulkg D. Cherlekel: l". Cox: J. Crosby, C. lfnnnanuelg YY. Feinberg: -1. Gorrlon'
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S. flrossinang D. Handler, J. llettronz T. Herman, HI. llurwitzg A. Kaplang B. Katzg G. Katz:
R. Killiang li. MacKi1lopg J. Poclbielskig R. Resnick, E. Sillltlljltllll M. Saranovitzg R. Slll1StCI'l
0,1 the 'folic lrlmlt with Gerry Nl. Siparskyg Bl. Smitlig J. Zimmern.
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PANHELLENIC CONFERENCE
All-University
Thifd ROW: B- Huntressz B. Cavanaghg I. Cantelrnig P. King, NI. Morris, T. Friedman, S. Barber
J. Coles. Second Row: M. Rosen, R. Kramer, F. Accortog P. VVestg E. Chizookg A. Jacobsen, si
Jones, M. Squires, M. Lipkind. Front Row: T. Mantyg C. Johnson, F. Gaeta, Member-at-Large
M. Copenhaver, President' Dean E. Melville, Advisor' P Rile T reasurer' E. Moore S
- : ' , - Y, ' , , . Clark.
Absent: Bliss J. Holmes, Advisory C. Barr, P. BottaigA. Cossartg J. Dereyg E. Doctoroffg R.
Florence, L. Gavianig L. Geller, J. Heath, N. Johnson, P. Liebmang M. Maceyg A. Maloofg E
Martino, J. lNIaskwag J. lVIooreg N. lilurdockg C. Nedderg J. Palmerg J. Passerog M. Sabonecki
A. Sherman, J. Sullivan.
The Panhellenic Conference is the governing body and
the sounding board for the sixteen sororities at Boston
University. Three of the sororities are local and thirteen
of them are national with affiliated groups at other
universities and colleges.
The functions and duties of the Panhellenic Confer-
ence are: to help the sororities operate on a dignified,
cooperative, and fair level, to maintain high social and
scholastic standards, to act as a sounding board for so-
rority, inter-sorority and university affairs, to compile
rules which govern the sororities in rushing and pledg-
ing, and to promote cooperation and a spirit of fellow-
ship and service.
Each year the Panhellenic Conference sponsors and!
or participates in the Panhellenic Sing, the Greek Week,
service projects, and an All-University Rushing Pro-
gram, as Well as a number of activities in cooperation
with other organizations at Boston University.
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The KKG House Party
298 The Tri-Delta Winning Team
Singing at the Mother-Daughter Tea
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Nu Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta will remember
1957-58 as a year of aehievement, fraternal spirit and
fun.
How could we forget House Party at Katy's with
spaghetti at 4 0'eloek Cin the morningl, summer head-
quarters at 3 Buswell, our sense of ac-eomplishment
when We pledged eight fabulous girls during informal
rushing, and the light in the eyes of the eerebral palsied
children and the lump in our hearts when we took three
of them to the U Conn game?
These are only a few of the many memories Cranging
from altruistic: Work to formalsj that bind the sisters of
Alpha Gamma Delta even closer.
The fact that the AGIYS Won top honors University-
Wise for sorority seholarship might have turned us to the
books again, but we did manage a very sueeessful Game
Night to raise money for our Altruistie Project.
lYith vacation and our Winter House Party behind
us, We swung into our increasingly active year on cam-
pus. But important and ever memorable to all the sisters
was our annual Feast of Roses and the nostalgia of
earlier years at the Senior Banquet-beautiful events
to round out the year.
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f Third Row: J. Swensong D. Sophiosg J. Malatestag J. Van Haelst. Scemzd Roux' F. Steeleg J. Grindell
4 N. Blakeg J. llahoney. Front Roux' F. Gaeta, Treasz1rer,' BI. Reid, Sccrctaryg BI. Squires, President
'fi S. Barber, Vice-Presz'dent,' K. Martin. Absent: Miss P. Connors, Advisorg A. Antlionyg N. Buckley
The January Initiates E' Com
tneyg F. Jenkins.
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Second Row: A. Swaderg C. lllaynardg BI. BI:-Kelbeyg V. Ustrandg J. Prban. Front Row: P. Reedg
B. Olson, Treasurerg F. Aeeorto, President P. Riley, Recording Serretaryg A. Sannella. Absent: C.
Barrg S. Braeeg B. Brunog P. Denk, Corresponding Secretaryg R. Dewtong D. Dishmakerg N. Eng-
gren, Vice-President: E. Evansg J, Freemang E. Goodhueg lll. Hallg E. Harveyg BI. Kramerg J.
Moseleyg N. O,Brieng J. 0'Neilg K. Rauserg P. Roderick.
Delta Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta has been an active
sorority at Boston University since its establishment
here in 1887. The Gamma Phi's year has certainly been
filled with many activitiesg among them is our annual
Christmas project, for which we collected toys for a re-
tarded ehildren's hospital. Bowl ,cm Over
Even with all the exciting and rewarding things that
happen to the Gamma Phi,s throughout the year, there
is nothing quite like the thrills of our Carnation Ball
held in the Springwand then-House Party. Our memo-
ries of Gamma Phi and the lasting friendships made 1? gow ,
are the things we will certainly keep long after gradua- ' A P
tion. Girls, remember how the wind blew when we left
Cambridge for the Float Parade?
This Way to Gamma Phi.
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Delta Delta Delta combined our talent aml initiative
this year to make our every function, from the most for-
mal tea, lo the most grueling football practice, a well-
qualifierl success.
IzCII1CIlll70I'?7lt was 280 and from thc locker rooms
the UI,CV2lSliltlllg' l7elta's,', coached by Kathi Collins
and Vhris Arters, fought the "Perilous Pi Pl1i's" to a
6-6 tie in the annual '4PoWcler Puff Bowl."
Tri-D1-lta's shining stars on campus :luring the 57258
year illvlllilt' Alareia Copenhaver, presicleut of the Pan-
llellenic C0llfCI'0l1l"0 . . . Klarisa Shuamann, canfliclate
forthe "Miss l3.ll.,, crown . . . Honey Higgins, Nlarlc-
moiselle National College Board member and winner
of the National Poetry Association's contest for pub-
lication in the Annual Anthology of College Poetry . . .
Sandy 'l'ager, llI'L1IIl majorette with the University
banfl ...r Xnn Jacobsen, SPRC senior class secretary . . .
Sue Jones, C'o-Clhairinan of 'gtfniversity-at-IIonic."
Third Ifozr: A. lVluitc-herg BI. Aylingg K. Collinsg A. .lor-olmseng C. Dixong S. Tager. Second Row:
C. llewittg li. -lortlanq A. Layerg J. Fraserg S. Suterq M. Vopenllavcr. Front Row: DI. llfarschnerq
A. Higgins: P. Smith, Trcaszlrerg Jones, Pre.-mIrnf,' .l. Poles: N. Pickett. Absent: BI. Artusg A.
Dynan, fl0l'I'f'S1NI7lIll.I1g Sz-f-retaryg K. Green, ltemrrlfrzg Secretary: S. Leuchsg C. 1IcCartl1yg N.
llurryg C. Quimbyg G. Ryang AI, Sliuamanng C. lvenmlall, V1'r'c'-Presiderltg P. Wvolbert.
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Second Row: E. Martinog V. Cassarag H. Ondreyiekag C. DeSeenzag hi. Jayg D. Griflfing V. Fullumg
J. Tobiag G. VValsh. Front Row: C. Patefieldg A. Tobia, Secretaryg B. Fialkowskig P. King, Pres-
ident: F. Carbone, Secretary: J. Heath. Absent: Professor E. Shuhany, Faculty Adrisorg E. Caputig
J. Charbonneaug I. Evausg R. Garskag A. Gomes, Trcasurerg hi. Harveyg R. Healey, Viee-P1'e.si-
dentg P. Hoytg BI. Janasg E. lN1cCloskeyg C. lVIeSweeneyg N. llliller.
Eta Chapter of Theta Phi Alpha was founded on our
campus in 1921. Those past years have left many mem-
ories for former Theta Phiis and traditions for our
present sisters, and none will be more cherished than
the memories of our activities of this past year.
Our newly initiated sisters started their wonderful
years to eome in Theta Phi Alpha at a house party at
Nantasket Beach. The Calypso trend of the year made
our parties rollicking affairs that will never be forgotten. Eat hearty' kids!
The biggest thrill of the year came when the Theta
Phi,s won first place in the Float Parade. As the Christ-
mas season approached, our sisterhood extended greet- VmmVA Z V 'G "'t
ings to the orphans at a Christmas party which left us .
with tearful memories. il J fif ffii 'ffff
Spring came and brought with it our Sing and the 1.? , 9 ii 2
traditional YVhite Rose Ball which warmed our hearts V.ly fff h ff
as we crowned our Queen. , ,V., , A ' fffii I ff' ft
These are just a few of the many occasions that have fft tet- A fi ' 'iil e E
been accompanied by the fraternal spirit of the sister- is .i,' P' A A
hood. h A .i...1t.-.. Vhe- if lire N
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linlo ovoryono haul all Voluil lnn on tho Vupofbut thou
lho your was just hoginning. A inonioruhlc Initiation,
wilh its forinzil gowns and lluffot, ul Larz Anderson,
onwlocl tho lirsl. of tho your whirl of work pzirtios, informal
rushing :tnxl Iloll Night.
'l'hon ozuno Uolohor :intl tho Iluyrimlofzis woll as all
tho work clono in pulling :L Float logolhor for llzilly
Night. Al C'ln'islinus limo, wo haul :L party for ohilrlron
:Ll tho lllorgun lXlK'IIl0I'l2Ll FOllllCl2ll,l0ll Conlot "ff -Santan
nuulo ai visit unsl lho ohilclron woro clolighloml.
With nioniorios of having jusl won tho trophy for the
soooncl oonsooulivo your, tho sislors again pzzllicipzitofl
in lho l'unhollonio Sing. Al. our zunnml Silvor Tozi in tho
Spring, offioors for lho noxl, your woro installocl, :incl the
sistors ulso haul lho opportunity to inoot tho ulunmao
:intl puronls. Tho your onflofl on :L wonmlorful nolo: the
Doop l'urplo Sonn Forniul, our final sooial ovont of the
your.
l'l11'r1llfo11'.' f'. Nlosorvog ff Nofhlorg A. llurlzinskig S. Czilulmlop J. Ilussoy. S01-01111 Razr: V. Caruso
D. likolllnrlg A. l"orr:n'i: C. Dzlrmlonog li. xvI'2lIlCIllJllI'gll1 H. Boggs. l"ronf1fnu':J. Sluuson, 1fl'f'f1I'!1Z'7Zg
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fllmorzf. l'rol'ossor M. Connolly, l'll1f'IlH.lj ,'lrlz'fsor,' M. Angolo: ll, llll0Ill'lgIll0, fYorrcspo71d1'11f1 Soon'
luryg IC. Vhizookg D. Dogtngolisz li. fi21l'g.Zill'0Q ID. Guiclzig J. Bloolig R. Minnig: C. l,2ltitlfll10Q A
Gut to get tho float clone! Snioggliuiiog N. Soutorg C'. Sophiosg G. XYilllL'llll2 li. Znyzuly.
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Third lfnw: J. Pendergastg RI. Dunlapg D. Dableskig S. Powell. Serond Rom P Brunsteid R
Kataldo: B. Nessg B. Algerg B. Pinderg N. Foster. Front Ifoux' J. Smith J Stella R FIZZBFI
7rea.vurf'r,' A. Cossaart, Presidentg J. Maskwa, View-I're.vifIent,' M. Black Sefretary P 'VI iule
lbscnt: R. Bonitog llf. Buekleyg S. Curtisg M. Denarog S. Kersteng BI Wlorgan J Smith M
Xoungg P. Zzini.
This year was begun in grand style. Highlights: Pi Phi
pledged twelve girls during rush periodg Priscilla lllaule
was tapped for Deltag Jean llfaskwa was chosen
"Sweetheart of Sigma Alpha Epsilon."
The illustrious Pi Phi's, coached by Jack lWcCarthy
and Steve Panis, SAE's, challenged Delta Delta Delta
to meet us in the annual Powder Puff Football Game.
The game ended in a 6-6 tie with Jackie Smith getting
the award for the most valuable player for Pi Phi. It
was presented by Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
f'ln'istmas was celebrated in Pi Phi style. Even Santa
was on hand to give out the presents. As spring rolled
around, the sisters made plans for the Blonmouth Duo
Dance with Kappa Kappa Gamma, which proved to
be a huge success. The Panhellenic and I.F.C. sing was
next on the agenda, and music filled the air around 131
Commonwealth Avenue as the day approached.
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Third Row: E. Bloorcg A. Pulsifcrg G. Lanz-:1stergJ. Iflrichg A. 1IcCartl1y1 C. Coworzm. Second Row: L. Shieldsg G. Andrian,
Treasurerg B. Conng G. Thomsoug BI. Dewircg C. Curverg G. Drayton. Front Row: L. Gotsc-hall, Secretary: C. Forde, Rush
Captain: J. Dery, Pres1'dent,' G. Givens, Vl'C8-PT0.YIAlI6'7lf,' B. Goode. Absent: B. Moore.
ALPHA
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Second limo: L. Scllneidcrg M. Laufcrg R. Krumcrg NI. FI'l0llIIlilIlQ J. lfllbaumg li. Bcrnstcing BI. Greenspan. Front Row: B.
Schultz, Treasurerj M. Soutz, Corrc.vprmrl1'ng Sef'retary,' P. Berman, li'cc'urr11'ng Sf'r'rctary,' H. Rosen, Pre.viflc'11f,' H. Hillman,
Vice-Presz'dent,' li. Sturm. Absent: Dr. H. Golden, Facully Adz'isor,' S. Colurng L. Gellcrg M. Golclsteing S. llollyg J. Katzg
E. Lcverg L. Sablotskyg R. Salperg B. Shofarg li. Sterng S. Tcnrg S. vvillfllllilllll.
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Third Row: B. Browng J. Panorag II. Tophiang BI. llforrisg BI. Chetwyndg C. Cavis. Second Row: DI. Donovaug M. Bi-
sazzag BI. Stefan, A. Blerrillg E. Bright, M. Finellig BI. Bottai. Front Row: R. llattg N. Pirrello, Treasurer, P. lNIanning,
Vice-Presidentg S. Clark, Presidentg Mrs. R. Fletcher, Advisor: A. deMont, Secretary. Absent: S. Clarkg E. Ceuterg E.
Faheyg P. Manning, P. Marshallg L. VVallach.
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PHI
Third Row: O. Kaskiwg J. Ohlsong E. Vecchiollag S. Marlettg N. Reisg P. Kenyon, E. VVestray. Second Row: J. Levine, T.
Mantyg P. Wolfsong M. Aberg E. Fairchildg L. Anderson, E. Harrisg P. Sallingerg A. Pescatello. Front Row: D. Howe, A
Scully, Vice-Presidentg A. Long, Vice-Presidentg B. Huntress, President, S. Harizi, Treasurer, L. Ianello, Secretary: I
Cantelmig C. Little, Social Chairman. Absent: Miss J. Holmes, Advisorg H. Bankg S. Gordong N. Henry, J. Kuving D
Raabg S. Wardg V. Wesson.
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Second Ifozv: N. Blurdockg IJ. Ruciskig S. Littlefield. l'lI'UILf1i01l'.' F. Thccg J. Crnwfordg J. Palmer, Presidffzztg A. Raymondg
J. lloorc.
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A Winning Season
The 1957 season was a banner one as the Terriers won five of their
eight games and managed to defeat arch-rival Holy Cross.
The last time the Scarlet had a better win-loss record was in 1954
when they won seven and lost two. The 1955 squad had a two-win,
six-loss mark while the 1956 team could only win one game and tie
two out of eight.
Returning to haunt the opposition next year will be the touchdown
twins, Paul Cancro and Johnny lNIaio. Cancro, by gaining 388 yards
rushing, set the University record for sophomores in an eight-game
schedule. Sam Pino set his mark of 405 yards gained rushing as a
soph in a nine game slate.
Maio, who was one of the greatest schoolboy athletes in the history
of Rhode Island, came into his own in the Holy Cross game when he
went on a four touchdown rampage. ltiaio led the team in points
scored with 48 and also topped the touchdown list with eight. Both
Maio and Cancro made several All-East and New England teams.
The Terrier forward wall will be bolstered again next year by the
brilliant Ed Paulauskas. Coming back for another campaign will be:
Steve McGowan, Hal lNIcAvoy, Bob Blarques, Tom O'Connell, Phil
Kearney, Jim Kenny, Amelio DeNitto and Gene Prebola.
The Terriers lose, by graduation, co-captains Larry Vinecour and
Jack Regan. Other seniors are, Larry Fennessey, Lennie Hill, Sal
Schiazza, Tom Pat Sullivan, Art Krozy and Al Dobson.
Next year the Scarlet face a murderous nine game schedule which
includes: Penn State, VVest Virginia, Boston College, Navy, 1Villiam
Sz lNIary, Holy Cross, UlNIass, UConn, and Syracuse.
Which way to turn?
Terrier Poinf Splurge Sefs Record
A Hip of the coin and the season's under way
Terriers-66
U Mass- 6
The Terriers opened their grid season with a 66-6
rout of an outclassed Ulwass squad. The final score
broke the previous high of 55 which was set against
Fordham in 1954.
The Terriers ten touchdown outburst was divided
HIH0I1g Jim Dean, Larry Fennessey, John Maio, Hugo
Bolin, Paul Cancro, Jim Kenny and Tom O'Connell.
A blocked kick by center Bob Marques set up the
first Terrier score. Dean tallied on a nine yard sprint
around end. The Terriers scored twice more in the first
half on drives of 29 and 65 yards to make the count 19-0
at intermission.
Two quick touchdowns in the opening minutes of the
second half iced the game for the Terriers. 0,Connell
ran wild in the final period, ripping 011' touchdown jaunts
of 13 and 37 yards.
Cancro heads for paydirt
Mounfaineers Gain Reveng1
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West Va.-46
Terriers - 6
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Homecoming proved to be a disappointing game
West Virginia swamped the injury-riddled Terrie
46-6.
The Mountaineers unveiled second string quartr
back Dick Longfellow, who passed and ran the 0
tions beautifully, and a host of fleetfooted bac
who swept around and through the Terrier defeni
Whitey Mikanik started the parade of West V
ginia touchdowns with a four yard plunge up t
middle to cap an 85 yard drive. Two touchdow
by Glen Shamlin and one by Larry Krutko rais
the score to Q6-0 and out of the Terriers reach.
The Scarlet finally scored late in the fourth peri
on a 46 yard pass from Emilio DeNitto to John
Maio.
The best sustained drive the Terriers made vs
ruined when West Virginia end Tony Tallirico str
the pigskin from DeNitto on the ten and gallop
90 yards for a touchdown.
Orangemen Prevail, 27-20
The Terriers suffered a heartbreaking 27-20 defeat at
the hands of Syracuse, when the Orangemen scored a
last minute touchdown, to thwart the Scarletis attempt
to overtake last year's Lambert Trophy winner.
In the closing moments of the fourth quarter, quarter-
back Chuck Zimmerman tossed a screen pass to Ed
Coflin who carried from his own eight to the Terrier 21.
The play was disputed as game films indicated Coffin
stepped out of bounds on the 50. Syracuse scored from
that point to make the final score, 27-20
It was a comeback fight all the way for the Terriers
as Syracuse went ahead in the opening period, 13-0.
Guard Lou Mautino picked oH' a Hill aerial and rambl-
ed 40 yards to paydirt. The other TD was set up by
Zimmerman passes and scored by Coffin who cracked
through the center of the line.
The Terriers got their first scoring chance when they
recovered a fumble on the Syracuse 45. A few plays lat-
er Jimmy Dean galloped 36 yards to register the first
marker. The fired-up Terriers scored the next time they
got their hands on the ball as soph Paul Cancro explod-
ed for a 30-yard run and then snared a pass from Len-
nie Hill in the end zone.
In the third period Syracuse safety man, Ernie J ack-
son, intercepted a Hill pass and returned it to the Ter-
rier 10. Syracuse then pushed the ball over to make it a
20-13 game. The Terriers came back as the hard run-
ning Cancro broke away for a 60 yard punt return which
placed the pigskin within the enemyis 10 yard stripe
The Scarlet cashed in on a fourth down three-yard pass
from Hill to llfaio. Tom Pat Sullivan converted to knot
the game at 20-20.
The Terriers made a last ditch effort to tie the score
before the final gun, but Lennie Hill's desperate aerials
fell incomplete.
Terriers rush passer
Syracuse -27
Terriers -20
Danger ahead
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Amelio DeNitto, sophomore quarterback, came into his own as he
fired three touchdown passes to lead the Terriers to a 28-0 victory
over Bucknell in the latter's Homecoming game at Lewisburg, Pa.
The Terriers marched 73 yards for their first touchdown with
Jimmy Dean busting over from the one for the score. J im Kenny con-
verted to make it 7-0.
After having repeated drives stalled because of penalties, the Ter-
riers entered the scoring column again on a 63 yard pass from De-
Nitto to end Jack Regan.
The University ran the score to 21-0 in the third period on a 14
yard pass from DeNitto to Kenny, who also kicked his third extra
point.
The Terriers finished their scoring for the day when with mostly a
second and third team eleven, DeNitto threw to Gene Prebola for a
touchdown.
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Most happy fellows
llfaio hauls in TD pass
DeNitt0 and Cancro take breather
Terriers -35
Holy Cross -28
The hopes of 10,000 University students were realized
when the Terriers upended Holy Cross, 35-28, to gain
their first victory over the Crusaders since 1926.
In the first period, Paul Cancro recovered a Crusader
fumble. Johnny ltlaio then cracked 23 yards off tackle
for the first of his four touchdowns.
The Terriers added another quick score when ltiaio
hauled in a T om Greene punt and raced 83 yards for a
TD. Tom Pat Sullivan toed the extra point. The Scar-
let ran the score to 15-0 when Crusader back Dale Hohl
was tackled in his own end zone for a safety.
Holy Cross came back to make the score 15-7 on a 24
yard touchdown pass from Greene to Dick Berardino.
The Terriers hit paydirt again when lNIaio went over
from the six on a fourth down play. The brillant Greene
then led Holy Cross back to a 21-21 tie as he fired touch-
down passes to Charley Pacunsas and Paul Toland.
Paul "The Tankn Cancro then produced the most
electrifying play of the game when he took the follow-
ing kickoff and scampered 95 yards untouched to push
the Terriers back into the lead.
Hill engineered the next scoring drive which was
cliniaxed when he threw an eight yard pass to llaio
who made a spectacular catch over the goal line. Holy
Cross came back once more to close the gap to seven
points but the Terriers stiffened, and prevailed 35-28.
Terriers BeHer M udders
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The Terriers ran their Winning streak to three by down-
ing a stubborn George Washington team, 7-0 at Wash-
ington's Griffith Stadium, in a game that was marred
by constant rain.
Both teams had trouble keeping their offenses going
as the footing was poor and the ball hard to handle.
The Terriers cashed in on their one scoring chance,
for victory. In the second period, a Colonial punt was
blocked deep in their own territory. The Scarlet moved
the ball down to the six from where Tom Pat Sullivan
crashed into paydirt. Sullivan added the extra point.
Late in the fourth period, the Colonials stormed into
University territory on a series of completed passes.
The threat died when the Terriers recovered a wild lat-
eral pass on their own 35.
Johnny Maio led the Terrier ground gainers with 68
yards in 13 carries.
Boston College -27
Terriers
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The Eagle Flies High
"The Tank" eyes a hole
Boston College dashed Terrier hopes of winning their first Round
Robin championship by trouncing a crippled Scarlet eleven, Q7-Q.
The Terrier's high powered offense, which rolled up 162 points in
six games, was handicapped by the loss of several key personnel. Jim
Dean and Tom Pat Sullivan didn't suit up while Jim Kenny and
Johnny Maio were injured early in the contest.
The Terriers nearly scored in the first period when Jim Courville
carried a Len Hill pass Q6 yards to the Boston College three. The mas-
sive Eagle line stiffened and the Terriers had to relinquish the ball on
the one after four smashes at the goal.
The Scarlet went ahead, 2-0 in the second period when tackle Ed
Paulauskas dumped the Eagleis Don Allard in his own end zone for a
safety.
The aroused Eagles then tore through the battered Terrier defense
to register two touchdowns and a 14-2 lead. Alan Miller scored from
the one and Allard passed to Don Seager for the other.
The men from the Heights ran the score to Q7-2 in the final period
on an eight yard pass from Bill Brown to Tom Casey.
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Terriers End Season With Win
The Terriers made coach Steve Sinko's first season a
winning one as they compiled a 5-3 mark by virtue of
their 32-7 pasting of a good University of Connecticut
team.
UConn Back Larry Day fumbled the opening kickoff
which was recovered by Gene Prebola on the Huskies
18. Maio, Cancro and Dean took turns hitting the line
with Dean taking it into the end zone.
The Terriers increased their margin to 12-0 at half-
time on an eight yard pass from Em DeNitto to end
Phil Kearney. The Huskies came fighting back in the
third period to make the score 12-7. Lennie King, who
had been out most of the season with injuries, carried
the ball over from the nine.
Tom Pat Sullivan broke the back of the visitors on
the next play when he scooped in the kickoff on his own
17 and followed his interference 83 yards down the side-
lines to score.
A 26 yard pass from Lennie Hill to Cancro and a 19
yard run by Tom O,Connell Wrapped up the day's scor-
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Terriers -32
U Conn - 7
Sailors Win N. E. Championship
The sailing team had a banner year in 1957, winning
the New England College Championship and finally
achieving long overdue recognition as a varsity sport.
The sailors justified the University's move and Coach
Ed Bryant's persistent efforts by capturing six major
events. Wally Everest, Al F earn, Ed Birch and "Hatch',
Brown led the Scarlet to a win over the Coast Guard
Academy in the opening meet.
VVith Brown leading the way, the Terriers then com-
peted in the 16th International Dinghy Regatta and
emerged from it with the famed Danmark Cup. Fearn
finished first in the final race to secure the victory.
Next was the Oberg Trophy, symbolic of the Greater
Boston Dinghy Championship. The Scarlet won this by
beating Tufts, MIT, Harvard, Babson, Northeastern,
and Boston College.
The sailors then went on to win yet another award-
the Franklin Lane Trophy. The Terriers racked up 105
points while second place Tufts amassed only 79.
The Terriers capped the season by winning the New
England Collegiate title. The Scarlet had to snap a tie
with MIT to take the Leonard INT. F owle Trophy which
goes with the title. Everest, Brown, F earn, Birch, and
Joe Gordon skippered. The crews were composed of:
Ann Maguire, Rose lNIary Edstrom, Fred Vohr, Ralph
D'Ameno, and Gretchen Vandergrift.
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Coach John Anderson with Fritz Maurer
The soccer team continued its steady improvement this
year as the booters Won three games in eight contests
as compared with last year's record of 1-7.
Jurgen hieyer-Cuno was once again the sparkplug of
the team. He booted in two goals against Clark to give
the Scarlet its first victory of the campaign. lleyer-
Cuno wound up as high scorer on the squad.
A new star was developed this year in goalie Pitsas
Panos. He made many sparkling stops on what seemed
like sure goals.
Coach John Anderson is convinced that with the ris-
ing interest in the sport, the Terrier's will soon have a
powerhouse team.
CROSS CGUNTRY
Coach Doug Raymond's Harriers just didn't have it
this year as several top notch performers failed to live
up to expectations.
The Terriers dropped their initial meet to Harvard,
15-50. George Hillier finished tenth. The Scarlet next
met defeat at the hands of Tufts, 30-52. The Jumbos'
Jim Pisone breezed to victory with the Terrier's Bobby
VVells and George Hillier coming in second and third,
respectively.
The Scarlet lost its third straight when Ulfass won,
25-83. In the New England Cross Country tournament,
Hillier finished 4Qnd in a field of 150. Dick Donahue of
Holy Cross came in at the head of the pack.
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Salvo Wins Nelson Award
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Swede Nelson, Tom Salvog Vic Stout.
A modest freshman football player, Tom Salvo, was
named recipient of the 1957 Swede Nelson award for
his act of sportsmanship in a game with the UConn
freshmen on November 8.
During the course of a play, Salvo noticed that
Husky end Charles Delborn, was lying on thc turf in
agony with a broken leg. Salvo quickly ran over to the
injured player and threw himself over Delborn to pro-
tect him from further injury. This act of sportsmanship
led UConn coach Bob Ingalls to say, "It was the finest
example of sportsmanship and quick thinking I have
ever seenf'
At the testimonial dinner given for Salvo, toast-
master Swede Nelson remarked that even if Salvo never
played in another football game, he had accomplished
more than most All-American's.
Past recipients of the award include three time All-
American for SEIU, Doak VValker, Hopalong Cassady
from Ohio State, and former Notre Dame quarterback,
Bob VVilliams.
Salvo starred on the freshman eleven and is expected
to bolster the Terriers forward Wall at the tackle posi-
tion next year.
The 18-year-old credited the training he received at
Newport Naval Base last summer for his being able to
quickly spot the injury as a double fracture. Salvo is a
member of the iwarine Corps Reserve training program.
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Salvo holds award
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MacLeod blazes one in
Coach Harry CleVerly's Terriers were thwarted in their
bid for a berth in the NCAA tournament, but still had
a good season, winning 13 of the 20 games on their
schedule.
Bill Possiel, in his first varsity start, allowed but three
hits and fanned 11 as he blanked Northeastern, 16-0, in
the Terriers opening game of the season.
The Terriers continued their winning ways as they
fought back from a four run deficit to edge MIT, 7-6.
Bill Stone was the winning pitcher with Bill Wenzel
coming in to protect his victory.
Harvard's Bob lNIcGinnis handed the Terriers their
Hrst setback as he gave up just six hits in a 7-1 victory.
Possiel went all the way, getting tagged for 11 hits.
The Terriers bounced back on the winning path with
a 5-4 victory over Northeastern. Jim Palavaras threw
a three hitter but had to snuff out a three run ninth in-
ning rally by the Huskies. Len Dempsey homered to
lead the attack. The game ended with the tieing and
winning runs for Northeastern on base.
The Terriers went on a batting rampage, walloping
Boston College, 15-8. Don lNIaeLeod picked up the win
as he permitted just two runs and fanned eight in the
five frames he worked. MacLeod also blasted a three
run homer and doubled to knock in four runs. Joe
O'Hara slammed out four hits while Dempsey and Nat
Koppel chipped in with three apiece.
Terrier bats remained hot as they shellacked BIIT,
18-4. The hard hitting Dempsey drove in six runs while
Ed Keyes twirled a five hitter.
The Terriers fell into a slump, losing to Bowdoin, 10-5
and UConn, Q-0. MacLeod allowed but four hits against
the Huskies, both runs coming in on sacrifice flies.
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Coming into the hot corner
Ed Asaley and Len Dempsey drove in five runs be-
tween them to spark the Terriers to a 9-Q win over
Bates. VVenzel went nine innings for the first time in his
varsity career to subdue Brandeis by the same score.
Daring base running highlighted a 7-5 Terrier win
over UMass as Koppel and O'Hara stole home back to
back. MacLeod, who fired a four hitter, was the Winning
pitcher.
The Terriers prevailed over Providence in an 8-7
slugfest. Wenzel relieved Stone in the first inning and
scattered 10 hits to chalk up the win.
Possiel stopped Colby on four hits as the Terriers
gained a 3-1 victory. O'Hara blasted one over the fence
while Carl Cohen connected for his first round tripper
of the season.
Tufts continued its six game winning streak by dump-
ing the Terriers, 8-5. 0,Hara hit the seats for the second
game in a row.
Don MacLeod turned in the greatest performance of
his varsity career, retiring the first Q5 batters to face
him in a one hit, 6-0 decision over the University of New
Hampshire. A triple by the second batter to face him in
the ninth inning ruined the slender Canadianis bid for a
perfect game. MacLeod set six batters down on strikes.
Terrier hitters exploded with a rash of base hits in the
late innings to down Brandeis, 13-8. Bill Stone picked
up his third win in relief.
A three run outburst in the sixth gave Springfield a
6-4 win over the Terriers. MacLeod was pinned with
the loss.
Losses to Boston College and Holy Cross in the final
week of the season crushed Terrier hopes of competing
in the NCAA tournament.
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Terriers N. E. Champs
Coach Raymond
Settele tries to clear the bar
The 1957 spring track team completed another suc-
cessful season by winning the New England Champion-
ship meet for the fourth year in a row. The Terriers won
six of the 15 events and finished 17 points ahead of their
nearest competitor. Eino Keerd, Dave Settele, Larry
Cafarella and Gene Ellis were the victorious Terriers.
The Thinclads opened their season by finishing third
in a triangular meet with Army and NYU. Settele won
both the 190-yard high-hurdles and 220 low-hurdles.
Cafarella won the shot put event with a toss of 50 feet,
95 inches. Other point gatherers were: Keerd who won
the discus with an effort of 138 feet and Ellis who fin-
ished second in the 880. Army piled up 88M points,
NYU 47, and the Terriers 3'7M.
The Terriers posted their Hrst victory of the season,
832 to 55M over Tufts. Settele led the way as he fin-
ished first in the high and low hurdles, tied for first in
the pole vault, and came in second in the broad jump,
and third in the high jump. Keerd was first in the dis-
cus and hammer while Cafarella set a new meet record
in the shot put with a heave of 51 feet, 3 inches. In the
distance events, George Hillier won the two mile while
Don Lendry won the mile. The relay team of Ellis, Don
Cobleigh, Henry Dionisio and Fred Dunbury breezed
to an easy victory.
Keerd was the only Terrier to place in the Penn Re-
lays, coming in fifth in the shot put event.
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4fh year in a Row
Settele at his speciality
A powerful Dartmouth team handed the Terriers
their second setback by a 81-59 score. Settele captured
the hurdle events and finished second in the broad jump.
Settele staged one of the greatest one man shows in
local track history as he sparked the Terriers to vietory
over Holy Cross and Syracuse in a triangular meet.
Scttele won the 120-yard high hurdles C:15.5Dg Q20 low
hurdles Q:Q3.8jg high jump Cfive feet, 10 inchesjg broad
jump Q20 feet, six inchesj and tied for first in the pole
vault with an effort of 11 feet, six inches. Coblcigh won
both sprint events with times of 310.1 and 1220. Kcerd
was first in the hammer and discus.
The Terriers concluded their regular season com-
petition by racking up '77 points, defeating arch-rivals
Holy Cross and Boston College, who amassed 55 and 27
points respectively. Cobleigh won both dashes, having
to come from behind in the 100 to nip Holy Crossis
Bob Daly at the wire in :10.1. Keerd picked up 13
points by winning the discus and hammer while Jerry
Condon captured the pole vault and shot put events.
Settele sparkled again as he copped firsts in the high
hurdles and broad jumps. Dunbury gave the Terriers
another first in the javelin while Ellis breezed to an
easy victory in the mile.
The 1957 Championship team
CREW
Under the direction of Coach Jim Nesworthy, the 1957
crew underwent a rebuilding phase. A combination of
graduation losses and lack of manpower to fill the var-
sity boat hurt the Terriers chances for victory over the
topnotch crews faced during the season.
The crew year was highlighted by a dead-heat tie
against Dartmouth after losing to the Indians by three
lengths a week before. The referee signaled a BU win
but the three judges were divided as to who was victo-
rious. One judge claimed a Dartmouth win, the second
voted for the Terriers, and the last voiced a dead-heat
verdict. The Scarlet and White freshmen surged from a
trailing position to win over the Indian frosh.
The first race of the season pitted BU against Yale,
Olympic champs and monarchs of the crew world. The
Housatonic River was the scene as the Eli's claimed
victory by five and one-half lengths.
In a Charles River match, the Terrier oarsmen placed
behind Harvard, BUT and Syracuse.
Princeton, Harvard, Dartmouth, and BUT squeezed
by the University in the annual Compton Cup compe-
tition on the Charles. Chances for a Terrier triumph
were hampered when illness sidelined ace rower Tom
Duggan from the varsity event.
Six of the ten varsity shell rowing regulars will leave
the University at graduation. For Bill Newman, Tom
Duggan, Bob Mathews, Dave Weitz, Ross Schaff, this
year's captain, and Kim Bassett former captain and
varsity stroke, 1957 marked their last year of crew.
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Back Row: Jim Vargelisg John Visco, Torn Dugang Charles Koinesg Kim Bassett Bob
Kelly Jim Dounahueg Ross Schalllg Dave Weiseg Bob Mathews, Alex Sheafe Jack
Mahoneyg Bob Talbertg Bill Newmang Noel Grenierg Bill Raiderg Pat Morieno Walt
Jenson Front Row: Erving Waldman, Brad Dawson.
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Under the direction of Coach D011 lNTcBrien, the Terrier
tennis team ended a nine match schedule by posting a
six win and three loss mark.
The doubles combination of Captain Bill Kerr and Al
Wveber, and Bay Kenney and Bill llackey gave the op-
position trouble throughout the season. Kenney and
Dick Bingham added to the netmenis nucleus in singles
play.
A 6-3 Victory over Clark started the season. Harvard,
rated as one of the top tennis teams in the country,
handed the Terriers a one-sided 9-0 loss.
TYins over Bowdoin, 6-3, and Bates, 9-0, gave the Uni-
versity a 3-1 record.
Upsets by Colby, 5-4, and IXIIT, 6-3, might have been
averted if Kerr had not been hampered by injury.
The Terriers ended the season by banging out victo-
ries over Tufts, I'Conn and Holy Cross. Bingham suf-
fered his first loss of the season against the lYorcester
rivals.
hlc-Brien, in looking over the past season felt that
only the Harvard defeat was justified and that an even
stronger team can be expected if better practicing facili-
ties could be provided.
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Top Row: Coach Don McBrieng Skip Hallg Bill ltlackeyg Tom Abiko.
Bottom lime: Ray Kenneyg Bill Kerr, Dick Bingham.
Wiith only two returning lettermen and a scarcity of
practice sessions, Coach Carl Fuller and the University
golf team started its ,57 season under a severe handicap.
Veterans Captain Jim Mt-Donald and Jim Tait bol-
stered the ranks of newcomers Sam Chase, Dick By-
eroft, Don Conradi, Jim Dean and John Sinclair.
Even without the customary trip to the Southern
states for pre-season drill which most colleges exercise,
the Terriers defeated Bates, Tufts, and BC.
A loss to Trinity, 5-Q, and three close losses to Bow-
doin, UMass and Colby by 4-3 margins were heart-
breakers for the linkmen. The worst defeat came at the
hands of lvffonn, 6-1.
Ryeroft garnered seven wins in nine matches for a
successful season.
lIcDonald was the recipient of one of the four Varsity
Club awards for exceptional athletic ability on the golf
course.
INTRAMURALS
Battle for the puck
Directed by Robert Crocker, the University intramural
program had its most active year since it was instituted
into a coordinated activity.
Fraternities, dorms, schools, and various organiza-
tions vied for the trophies awarded the outstanding
teams in softball, football, hockey, and bowling.
On the softball scene, the School of Education over-
powered a strong Phi Epsilon Pi nine to win the princi-
pal spring sporting event.
Tim lVIayberry of Sigma Alpha Epsilon scored two
touchdowns to lead his fraternity brothers to a 13-0 win
over Alpha Kappa Psi and put SAE into a tie for first
with Pi Sigma.
Shot at cage goes wide
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The Terriers captured their first Beanpot Tourney
Championship by romping over Northeastern, 9-3. Bill
Sullivan scored three goals to turn in the hat trick. Don
lNIacLeod swished two pucks into the nets while goals by
Dave MacLeod, Bill Sweeney and Bob llarquis rounded
out the scoring for the University.
The Terriers high powered offense continued in high
gear as the pucksters romped over Army, 9-3. Marquis
and Dupuis scored two goals apiece to pace the attack.
A seven goal outburst in the third period earned the
Terriers a 10-4 victory over Middlebury. Carriere,
Creighton and Dupuis fired home two goals each while
single markers were posted by Kinlin, Marquis and
Sullivan.
RPI managed to withstand one of the Terriers' famed
last period rallies and inflicted a 3-Q defeat upon the
Cleverly men. Bill lYIcCormack and Larry Creighton
scored in the third period but time ran out on the Ter-
riers, last minute bid to even the score.
The Terriers went back to their winning Ways by wal-
loping a good Providence team, 10-1. Terrier goals were
spread out among Marquis, Carruthers, Dupuis, Creigh-
ton, Sweeney, Sullivan and the lNIaeLeod brothers.
The Terriers next invaded upper New York State,
and in two of the most exciting games of the year, tied
St. Lawrence '7-7, and were edged by Clarkson, 1-0.
St. Lawrence jumped 03 to a 1-0 lead after only 54
seconds but Dave MacLeod blasted the puck past the
SLU goalie at 3:30 to knot the game. Forbes Keith made
it a Q-1 game when he took a Bill lNIacCormack pass
directly in front of the St. Lawrence net and Hipped it
in over Neal Coir's shoulder. St. Lawrence turned on the
pressure and racked up three quick goals to go out in
front, 4-2. Sarge Kinlin scored unassisted to narrow the
margin to 4-3. The Larries picked up another quick
score to skate off the ice at the end of the first period
with a 5-3 lead.
It was the Terriers turn in the second period as Jack
Carruthers picked up the rebound of a Bob hfarquis
shot and slammed it into the net. Dave MacLeod then
blasted in a 15 foot screen shot to tie the game at 5-5.
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and put the Terriers in the lead whe11 he took a pass
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right hand corner of the net.
With the game deadlocked at 6-6, Forbes Keith
picked up a loose puck at center ice, outraced the SLU
defenders and beat Coir for the tie breaking goal. The
Terrier lead was short-lived as with but 1:23 remaining
in the game, St. Lawrence's Rip Riopelle scored his
third goal to tie the game at 7-7. Neither team was able
to score in the 10 minute sudden death overtime.
A brilliant performance by Clarksonis All-American
goalie Ed MacDonald, who made 33 saves, enabled the
Golden Knights to edge the Terriers, 1-0. Bob Van Lam-
IIICFS scored the Winning goal for Clarkson in the first
period with the Terriers' Ron DiVincenzo in the penalty
box.
Both the St. Lawrence and Clarkson games were
played to sellout houses.
Boston College dealt Terrier hopes of a bid to the
NCAA tournament a severe blow by posting a 5-3 vic-
tory. A1 Pitts was sensational in the cage for the Eagles
as he was credited with 59 saves.
After Larry Creighton tied up the game at 1-1 in the
first period, the fired-up Eagles Went on to score three
goals and take a 4-1 lead up to the midway mark of the
third period.
Jack Carruthers scored at 10:55 and at 11:06 Larry
Creighton notched his second goal to cut the Eagles lead
to 4-3. With less than a minute to go in the game, Tan-
sey was yanked from the nets in a desperate attempt to
catch even, but Boston Collegeis Joe Jangro shot the
puck into the empty cage to seal the verdict.
The Terriers wrapped up the season by pasting Dart-
mouth, 9-2. Seniors Bill Sullivan and Sarge Kinlin
closed out their varsity careers by scoring two goals
apiece.
By virtue of their three late-season losses, the Ter-
riers were eliminated froni NCAA championship play-
off consideration. However, three of the Scarlet, defense-
men Dupuis and Don Mt-Leod, and center Marquis,
were named to the first-string Eastern All-American
squad. Carruthers, along with Dupuis and hlarquis
was an All New-England selection.
TERRIERS GBL CHAMPS
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Bill Gates attempts to get shot ofl
In a banner finish, the University basketball team
copped the Greater Boston League championship for
the fourth consecutive year and finished its Q1 game
schedule with a 15 win, 6 loss record. Coach hiatt Zu-
nic,s hoopsters highlighted the season with two victories
over Boston College after the Eagles had been picked
for the NCAA tourney. A 17-point margin separated
the two teams in their last encounter of the season when
the Terriers routed the Eagles to gain a one-sided 93-76
verdict.
Losing only three varsity men to graduation and
with a powerpacked freshman squad to bolster the Ter-
rier ranks, Coach Zunic is hoping the team will invade
tournament competition next year.
The University quintet shattered two previous rec-
ords by garnering victories in their first eight starts and
slaughtering Suffolk University in the first game of the
season by a 108--1-5 margin. Ted Grier, 6'4'f center for
the Scarlet and Yvhite, led the scoring in the first outing
with Q0 points.
Jack Leaman and Bob Cumings scored Q5 and 16
points respectively to lead the Terriers' victory drive
over the UlXIass iltedmen. Following wins over 1Vorces-
ter Tech and Colgate, the cagers handed AIC a 84-69
loss.
Continuing on their scoring spree, the Terriers, led by
the Q1 points of Dick Armstrong, outclassed the North-
eastern Huskies, 85-63.
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Collecting Q5 points from the foul line to Armyis IQ,
the University cagers squeezed by the NVQ-st Point quin-
tet by a 57-56, score. Terrier Bill Gates swislied two free
throws in the closing seconds of the game to clinch the
victory.
A 73-50 decision over INIIT brought the number of
consecutive wins to eight. Curnings tallied Q1 points
and Leanian 15 against the Engineers. In a hardfought
contest against Providence College, the Friars snapped
the Terriers string of eight wins by a score of 47-42.
Holy Cross inflicted the second defeat of the season
on the Terriers by a score of 84-80. High point men for
the University were Cumings with 25 and Armstrong
with 18.
After posting an 88-74 win over Northeastern, the
Scarlet and lvhite found themselves pitted against
three of the top Eastern contenders. Games against the
New York Athletic Club, New York University, and
the University of Connecticut brought the defeat total
to five for the hoopsters. NYAC, composed of basketball
standouts, outpointed the Zunic men, 80-64. A last
quarter rally gave NYU a 72-66 win over the Terriers.
UConn squeezed by the Scarlet and YYhite with a 77-'71
decision.
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Following a win over Bates, the Brandeis Judges
downed the Terrier five by accurate foul shooting that
resulted in a 65-54 judgment for the VValtham five. Cap-
tain Don Vanderstreet topped Terrier scorers with 14
points.
The University outpointed UNH and Colby to mark
victories number 11 and 12.
Shapiro Gym at Brandeis provided the stage for the
Terriers, biggest victory of the year. Before 3000 cheer-
ing fans, the hoopsters defeated their Boston College
rival, 63-60 after they had been chosen to compete in
the NCAA tourney. Great teamwork and sparkling de-
fensive play by Ed Guiski and Nate Koppel combined
to bring defeat upon the Eagles.
Victory number 14 was earned by the Scarlet and
Wlhite by a 48-36 margin over Tufts.
1Vith the score tied at 53-53, and with only 10 min-
utes to play, the Terriers went on a 40 point scoring
spree to rout their Boston College rivals, 93-'76, in the
final game of the season. Captain Armstrong, playmaker
Leaman, and deadeye Bill Gates provided the needed
spark to rout the Eagles. Sophomore Gates amazed the
crowd at the Boston Garden by sinking 12 field goals in
12 attempts, for a total of Q4 points. Armstrong netted
22 and Leaman 16 for the University.
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college competition, the University winter track team
capped a successful season by finishing fourth in the
IC4A's at New York City.
The Terriers opened by defeating Dartmouth, 60-43.
John Lawlor won the 35 pound weight event with a toss
of 57', 5" while Larry Cafarella placed first in thc shot
put with a heave of 50', 5". Eino Keerd finished second
in both events. Dave Settelc picked up 14 points as he
won the broad jump and high jump and finished second
in the pole vault and third in the 50 yard dash. Other
firsts were recorded by Hank Dionisio, who ran the 600
in 1:13.8g Fred Irons, who took the 50 yard dash in 5.7,
and Vern Rheinhart who tied for first in the high jump.
A powerful Harvard team overwhelmed the Terriers,
76-33. The weight men came through again as both Law-
low and Cafarella set meet records in their events. Law-
lor came up with an effort of 56', 8" in the 35 pound
weight while Cafarella threw the shot put, 50', 11 ". The
two mile relay team of Leroy Wingood, Bobby 1Vells,
Gene Ellis and Hank Dionisio finished first in 8:33.5.
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The Terriers inflicted the first defeat upon Tufts in-
door track team at home since 1950, when they edged
the Jumbos,, 54-50. Cafarella shattered the existing
Tufts Cage record by tossing the shot put, 54', 11 ". Law-
lor won the 35 pound hammer with an effort of 57', 1 ".
Irons and Dionisio sprinted to victory in the dash and
600 yard run, while Art Reed took first place in the high
jump.
The brilliant performances of John Lawlor and Eino
Keerd, who placed one-two in the 35 pound weight
throw, led the Terriers to a surprising fourth place Hnish
in the IC4A championships. The University finished
just half a point behind third place Pittsburgh.
The domination of the 35 pound weight by Lawlor
and Keerd marked the first time in IC4A competition
that a school had two men finish first and second in that
event. Larry Cafarella rounded out the scoring for the
University by placing fourth in the shot put.
SKIING
Until the 1958 skiing season, the Boston University
team was the undisputed monarchs in the area, winning
the New England ski conference championship for the
past five years.
This year Coach Don McBrien had only two veterans
to fill his team. Many enthusiasts had to be cut from the
team because of the dangerous slopes faced by the Uni-
versity in competition.
In the first meet of the year, the Terriers placed third
in the Asa Osborn Trophy meet held at Big Bromley in
Vermont. Capt. Krzywicki and Mike Wallace placed
fourth and sixth respectively while Pete Shumway and
Brint Schorer added to the scoring by placing in the
twenties.
Mike Wallace led the Scarlet skiers to a second place
finish in the Sid Vogel Memorial ski meet at Mt. Grace,
Vt. Wallace placed second in the slalom and first in the
downhill race to insure a Scarlet runnerup position.
Krzywicki was fourth in the downhill.
Still competing with a small team,the Terriers copped
third in the Challenge Trophy giant slalom sponsored
by Tufts at Belnap, N. H. Krzywicki, Shamway, and
Brogen scored for the University. Terrier ace Wallace
had a fast run but was disqualified for missing a stake.
Krzywicki and Wallace were two of the top six New
England skiers picked to represent the New England
Conference in the NCAA championships at Dartmouth.
The loss of Krzywicki, rated as the top skier in the
New England Conference will hurt the Terriers' chances
next year, but Coach McBrien is looking to newcomers
to once again bolster the Scarlet into championship
style.
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RIFLE
Coached by Sergeant Pemberton of the Army ROTC
unit, the University rifle team iinished its 1958 season
with a record of 4 Wins and 4 losses against the top New
England teams.
The Terrier sharpshooters started the season by post-
ing a triangular meet victory over UMass and URI. The
University scored 1383 out of a possible 1500 to subdue
their opponents. Bernie Friesecke, former Navy cham-
pion and last yearis recipient of the Outstanding Shoot-
er Trophy, led the victors With an impressive 280.
In the second triangular meet against Brown and
VVPL, the Scarlet shooters defeated the Bruins but were
outmatched by the WPL team.
Victory over a strong Boston College team and losses
to Coast Guard, UConn, and Providence capped an
eight match season.
WVith the return of most of the team veterans next
year, and renewed University interest in the rifle
matches, Sgt. Pemberton feels optimistic towards the
coming season's rifle matches.
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One of the best crops of athletes ever to enroll in the
University performed on freshman teams this past sea-
son and promise to lend able support to Terrier varsity
squads next year.
Freshman football coach George VVinkler predicts
that the current freshman gridsters will help the varsity
build into a top contender for Eastern honors. End
Marco Benedetto is rated the best prospect at that posi-
tion since the days of Johnny Bredice. Benedetto hauled
in a 40 yard touchdown pass in the Pups 20-13 loss to
Army. The backfield will be bolstered by speedy half-
backs Buddy Andrews and Dick Desmarais. Other
standouts were high scoring fullback Charlie Burland
and center Tommy Salvo.
The freshman hockey team was plagued by a lack of
depth as only 18 candidates turned out for the squad.
Scoring punch was provided by Bill Quinn and Butch
Powers while defensemen Russell McCurdy and Pete
lNIcCann aided goalie Ron Tanner in keeping the puck
out of the Terrier cage.
The frosh hoopsters compiled a record of 12 wins and
only four defeats. Celtic star Jim Loscutoff rated Ed
Washington, who averaged Q0 points a game for the
Pups, as one of the best freshman prospects he has ever
seen. Dick O'Connell averaged 15 points a game while
Tom Stagis averaged 14. The season was highlighted by
a 92-91 victory over the Holy Cross freshman.
The Terrier baseball team is looking to the freshman
for a powerhouse varsity squad. Two right handed
hurlers, Bob D'Ambrosia and Bill lNIcCormack are ex-
pected to bolster the Terrier pitching staH. Second base-
man Jerry Leone led the team in batting.
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COLLEGE OF PRACTICAL ARTS AND LETTERS: CSee programs of the College of Business Administration
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INDEX
A
Accounting Society Q40
Acknowledgements 368
Administration and Faculty 22-33
Alpha Delta Pi 305
Alpha Epsilon Phi 305
Alpha Epsilon Rho 242
Alpha Epsilon Pi 285
Alpha Gamma Delta 299
Alpha Kappa Psi 286
Alpha Omega Alpha 199
Alpha Phi 305
Alpha Phi Omega 278
APXOS Q45
Armenian Club 279
Arnold Air Society 276
Athletics 310-343
B
Baseball 393-309
Basketball 340-342
Beta Gamma Sigma 198
Bios Club 239
C
Chairman, Executive Committee 26
Chairman, Trustees 26
Chancellor 30
Chapel 267-268
Charlesgate Hall 260
Cheerleaders 326
Christian Science Organization 264
Class Officers
College of Liberal Arts
Senior 36
Junior, Sophomore, Freshman 218
College of Business Administration
Senior 58
Junior, Sophomore, Freshman 219
College of Industrial Technology
Senior 86
Sargent College
Senior 80
Junior, Sophomore, Freshman 223
School of Theology
Senior 90
School of Law-Senior 104
School of Medicine-Senior 98
School of Education
Senior 114
Junior, Sophomore, Freshman 222
School of Social Work-Senior 138
School of Fine and Applied Arts
Senior 144
Junior, Sophomore 217
School of Nursing
Senior 154
Junior, Sophomore, Freshman 220
Basic Division 221
Graduate Division 221
School of Public Relations and Communications
Senior 164
Junior 221
C0-Ed Colonel 19
C.B.A. Graduates 58-79
C.G.E.
C.L.A. Graduates
C.I.T. Graduates
Corporation
D
Dean of Chapel
Dean of Men
Dean of Women
Dean of the University
Debating Team
Delta
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Sigma Pi
Director of Public Relations
Dormitories
F
Faculty
Fall Sports
Fencing
Football
Freshman Activities Conference
Freshman Sports
G
Gamma Delta
Gamma Phi Beta
Graduate School
Golf
Greek Queens
Greek World
H
Hillel Foundation
Hockey
Honor Auxiliary
Honoraries
HUB Board
HUB Staff
I
In Memoriam
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Inter-Dormitory Council
Interfraternity Conference
Intramurals
J
Junior Activities Conference
Junior College
K
Kappa Delta Phi
Kappa Gamma Psi
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Kappa Omega
Kappa Phi Alpha
186-187
36-57
86-89
26-27
24
24
24
24
236
204
301
288
24
256-260
30-33
313
345
314
209
347
279
300
176-185
323
20-21
283-309
266
336-339
201
195-223
225
226-227
348-349
237
257
284
325
208
188-189
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244
307
303
289
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Lambda Pi Rho
Lambda Theta Pi
Law Review
Lock
M
Marketing Society
Media
Miss Touchdown
Mount Vernon Students Association
Btu Phi Epsilon
Murlin House
Music and Theater
Music Educators National Conference
Myles Standish Hall
N
Newman Club
N EWS
O
Organizations
Orthodox Club
P
Panhellenic Conference
Pershing Rifles
Phi Alpha
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Delta Kappa
Phi Epsilon Kappa
Phi Epsilon Pi
Phi Gamma Nu
Phi Blu Alplla
Phi Sigma Sigma
Phi Sigma Colony
Pl Beta Phi
Pi Lambda Theta
Pi Omega Pi
Pi Sigma
Pre-Legal Society
President of the University
Professionals
Psychology Club
Publications
R
Religious Organizations
Rifle
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R.O. l L.
S
Sailing
Sailing Club
Sargent College Graduates
Scabbard and Blade
Scarlet Key I
School of Education Graduates
School of Fine and Applied Arts Gradu
INDEX
290
243
211
230
202
240
200
18
210
244
260
24-7-255
234
259
262
228-229
190-309
266
298
276
292
197
203
241
293
309
243
309
287
304
203
204
291
238
25
231-246
238
224-230
261-268
346
269-276
323
282
80-85
275
196
114-137
ates 144-153
School of Law Graduates 108-113
School of lifedicine Graduates 98-103
School of Nursing Graduates 154-163
School of Public Relations and Communications Graduates 164-175
School of Social VVork Graduates 138-143
School of Theology Graduates 90-97
Seminary Singers 255
Senior Activities Conference 208
Shelton Hall 258
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 295
Sigma Alpha Iota 245
Sigma Delta Chi 246
Sigma Delta Phi 308
Sigma Kappa 308
Sigma Phi Epsilon 294
Skiing 344
Soccer 324
Social Organizations 277-282
Society for the Advancement of Management 239
Sophomore Activities Conference 209
Spring Sports 327
Student Activities 184
Student Christian Association 263
Student Councils
College of Business Administration 211
College of General Education 213
College of Liberal Arts 211
College of Industrial Technology 216
Evening Division 212
Junior College 215
Sargent College 215
School of Education 212
School of Fine and Applied Arts 216
School of Law 217
School of Nursing 213
School of Public Relations and Communications 214
School of Social Work 214
Student Government 205-223
Student-Faculty Assembly 206-207
T
Tau Epsilon Phi 296
Tau Kappa Colony 297
Tau lNIu Epsilon 235
Thaea 202
Theta Phi Alpha 302
Track:
Indoor 343
Spring 326-327
Trustees 26-27
V
Vice-President for Academic Affairs 24
Vice-President for Development 24
W
Wesley Club 265
Who's Who 192-193
Winter Sports 335
1Vomen's Recreation Association 281
1Vomen's Rifle Team 281
Y
Young Republicans Club 280
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The HUB Board and Stajf sincerely wish to acknowledge
the help and assistance of the following:
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