Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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GUH-BIAN. PATRICIA-tVitl1 ene1'gy plus, Pat delights in skiing, riding. and hostliug. with any excess spent on philosophizing. After graduate school, she hopes to work with studies of native peoples. Probably most of her common sense, enthusiasm, and humor developed as head bell-girl in G1'idley's sacred halls her senior year. GHAVES. COLIN-Semi is the students' gift to a tired and despairing world. Despite what threatens to be a. really serious interest in life as evidenced in his presidency of the senior class, his English major, and his flair for composition, Semi still stands on his record, don't think sof, a11d asks you to vote, NO. hIary's calming influence is be- ginning to tell, howeverg with Semi passes a great page in CSA and Carleton history. GRAVES. KATHERINE-Everyone knows friendly Katy. A zoo major. she spends her summers tramping through the wilds of northern hlichigan in search of wildlife Cstrictly scientific she assures usj and keeps her friends well entertained with the stories of her experiences thus gained. VVhen last seen, Katy was headed for the lab. GREY, BARBARA-Electing someone? How about Barbie, experi- ence aplenty as president of the Soc Club, vice president of the Y, and officer of Sunday Night Club, and Psych Club. With these quali- fications we would vote her social worker exceptionnelle, but the crystal ball says a tall, dark man. GRILL, JEANNETTE-Wlhose Junior Bazaar is this? Jean's of course. A true fashion fanatic, we bet shefll become America's best dressed secretary. Neat, efficient, with an excellent background i11 typing fother people's term papersj , and aided by a year at Gregg, she is assured of success. HADDEN, JANET-That hair! and those rosy cheeks! Welre all green with envy, but Jannie just attributes it all to plenty of sleep. She hopes, and so do we, that her soc major will point the way to a career as an airline hostess. just so she lights often enough, to visit her favorite place, Lake Geneva, where you can walk for miles and miles, which is just what Jan loves to do. - I Z 2 5 A mf-fi w,,vL-wmv-v--wmgwu .--ff r N HALL, JEANNETTE-Jay has no conflicting interests-hlusic, viola, and viola records Qand remember lVIr. Dalefs orchestra?Dg an English major and an awfully sweet smile tie up the package neatly. Her spirit is undaunted throughout Carletonfs hundred dilemmas. Jay is en- thusiastic about everything Cwe would be, too, if we had curly hairll. HAMMEL, LOUIS-Owatonnafs favorite prodigal and Carletoxfs esteemed cynic, Louie graduates with a Geology major and a letter in hockey. VVhether Geology will call him to Grad school or hunting and fishing to a year of wandering remains a problem in Louie's mind. HANGER, DOROTHY-Known for her subtle sense of humor and perfect composure in any situation, combined with a soft, slow smile that really knocks ,em dead Cjust ask Jimlj , lovely Dot will put her soc major to good use in the futurc. She plans a trip to Europe imme- diately after graduation. HATCH, BARBARA-Barbie is one of those wonderful people who is always johnny-on-the-spot when a helping hand is called for, and, what's more, she has never been known to complain! A few of her quietly assumed responsibilities include excellent art work, Junior Heading, and CSA secretary . . . Who's VVhoer, too.

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' ' 9 af . s 1. as FORD, HELEN-hlaybe Helen will combine her quiet ways, her soc major, and her love for the gruesome fso evident in her passion for those twenty-five cent thrillersj into a future as a detective! At any rate, Kramer and Colvin tell all about her Mother sidef, GAGE, ANTOINETTE-Toni has her ups and downs, but mostly ups, of course, as she is a fiend for flying-even has a bona fide monkey suit, and all for a Natural History major she stayed awake four nights running during finals. Did you ever know gals from down Kentucky way to be so hardy? ' GALE, ROBERT-B0b's activities read like a hand book brochure of what-to-do at Carletong Co-op chairman. copy and news editor of the Carletofnian, football team, C-club. Student-Faculty Committee Algol, etc., etc. He has worked in everything but lVIodern Dance and tried, though unsuccessfully, to audit that. If you want a shot in the arm of Carleton good-will and loyalty, you need look no farther Ga.le's got it! ' GILLAM, ELEANOH-Here in Lee is the personification of all popu- lar fiction dealing with the theme of the gay, young Student who married the handsome, young professor. Not content to rest on such laurels as being treasurer of Wonienis League, Gridley Waitress Secre- ILYN- H' , ha, wc told you solf chorused Erick's ERICfq?QNcl3i5liEn she returiiled her junior year after a brief inter- host 0 rien ' x ' -- . 1 t f the swing of things, she was soon lude at the U. of M. Not OHS OU Ol f H dm Us can O tn b s as prexy of Lawrence HOUSE fqlofl' 31' 0 C' P Y U se , nirhber of the choir, and EW boostei. Y CLARENCE-Cl3l'6IlifC' was an Economics major, but 12?i1iZilAn1:IaHy marked interests wlnch included Psychology, I, R,, imid photo0'ra.phy. He plans to teach in high school for a year before venturing but in search of a law degree. FARBER, GISELA-Feel any neuroses coming on? If so, Gisie is your girl with her knowledge of Psychology gleaned here andat Iowa State. Walking OH with the coveted Freshman bracelet, GISIC has been at the top scholastically ever since. .How this Pln Bete ever finds time for .L gigantic work program and still manage a smile, we ll never know! 1 rn FEDELL, JOHN-This Kansas guy found llinnesota weather a little severe while braving the walk in navigation to Goodsell every day to complete a math major. Some aspects of the state attracted him, however, as he managed to omit only the song from the famous triad. He is looking forward to a job following graduation which doesn't seem a bit unusual to any of us. X FIORE, lWARiGARET-h'larg,s life at Richardson her junior year has prepared her, she claims, adequately for her future adventures in the outside world. French and Spanish are her special talents. and she hopes to make use of them in South America next year. Wherever Marg goes we all agree that she will be an asset to the Good Neighbor Policy. FISHER, MARGARET-A Geography major. Peg has spent long hours in that exclusive library in Leighton. She confides that some days you can't even classify a fossil. Junior year in Richardson house was good fun, we hear, and she now looks hopefully to a suc- cessful bout with a long-patient gym 1'Cqllll'0lllQllt, and then gradua- tion. tary-treasurer of .the Economics Club, and member of the ,SODllO- i more winter carnival committee, Lee is gettin on best t 1 her econ major CNeil,s field, yalknowll . g C 'ms with Will

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HEAGEY, SUZANNE- If you knew Suzy like we know Sllzyvt and we're inclined to believe you do--who could help it! Her sincerity, 21 devotion to ideals, and a vital interest in people have WQI1 1161 m-any honors. Working with religious groups, for the Ca.1'letonia.11f, and for Women's League, Suzy proves the old adage that good things 001116 111 small packages. HEIM, FRANCES-Frannie's French-doll beauty hides an executlve brain that found outstanding achievement in all she undertook. Carle- tonis last dramatic arts major, Fran took honors for producing and directing Candida in addition to directing CBS. C3'I'lCPOIl,S 6I1.t6I't3'111- ment world won't be the same without the Heim of Helm n Hiller. HINTZ, ALICE-As president of the Psychology Club her senior year, Al demonstrated an absorbing interest in her chosen field. She belonged to choir, loved her participation in glee club, and wascan cfhcient assistant in the Psych Lab. She says the most exciting thing that ha.ppened to her was coming back to Carleton after working for four years. HITZMAN, DON-Don came to Carleton in '45 from the Air Corps. He took time out from his zoo-chem major and bridge games on Second Severance to back-wait at Gridley with the Green Room crowd. Despite a definite threat to Arthur lVIurray, Don has chosen a. more conventional path and will resume his education in Med School. , HITZMAN, WARREN--Warren was one of those unusual pheno- mena on campus, a successful math major. He also put in time as a lab assistant in the chem and physics departments. Immediate plans are as yet undecided, but lvarren hopes they will include hunting and fishing. HIRSCH, FLORENCE-A door opens. Florrie steps in. and bedlam breaks loose. Not content to keep her friends howling. she has swept across the Players, Stage to score with her strong comedy sense and has made the Hall of Fame with her imitations, Future plans?-ssh, an international spy! HQCH, .CAROLINE-Carrie is equally expert at turning out a quick pair of Argyles or stagetmanaging a major production for the Players. She also allied her History major with participation in the League of VVomen Voters, French Club, and Econ Club. Carrie carries on! HOKANSON, JOHN-Hokie came to Carleton from Detroit. lliehi- gan, to become. a math major and friend's friend to those who knew lnm. In his senior year, he brought his better half. and the Hokan- sons Cpl.J began living on the Hill. The U. of hlichigan is his next stop, followed by teaching or statistical work. Elie lilark' brown ha.ir.and eloquent eyes Psvcholodyclllb fIllengI:J1ll?56l utcilemamed active as treasurer of one-Won 0, il i w H .ci q p xee , uh and Canterbury Club. and me 919011118 SGLUOII for the hockey team, Future plans include graduate school in Psychology, HOLLENDER MARCIX N 10n,,.aO.0 wh 'I W 1 f I -1 Iareia. proved her devotion to Carleton Alftgr riuoen s iiaoce on a coffin in a baggage car to get back here 1 ' 7- -1 . , - . . -lppliedpheleg ffiCdl1011H161 sophomore year. Since that tune she llaS 1 ' A - - , A ' D . She might bicmpq ici istog y llld-Jijl and dreamed about the dav when ' e a resor s-inner which - - '- '. '- -- ' She can getlt! 1 1 , sounds like nite work if i261