Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1945 volume:

K x. 5 '31 . ,Z 'H f w I 1 1 ' f X 1 'Ilia ymwmg sniofz fam OF ITHACA COLLEGE presents the C YUG P' Co oalvnan N 6 q5xMR'RNOp f 759 , 'Exp ,E Em - 3 5 m A ogv 1944-45 MW l-'UREWURD E HAVE found in the development of this book that it has become for us not only a story in pictures of Ithaca College and its campus activities, but also a symbol of education itself. Publication this year has been more than a challenge. On the following pages. the answer . . . Ioseph Racina Editor-in-Chief Connie Conroe Co-editor Russell Stead Evelyn Moore Business Managers Enid Kronick Co-business Manager G0 TE TS 0 FACULTY 0 ALMA MATER 0 CLASSES 0 ORGANIZATIONS 0 FRATERNITIES 0 ACTIVITIES 0 YOU SAID IT! 0 SNAPS 0 ADVERTISEMENTS 0 STUDENT DIRECTORY 0 INDEX DBDIUATIU O YOU men and women of Ithaca College now in the armed forces of our nation. who are giving a part or all of your lives to the noblest cause of our time, we dedicate this book. LEONARD BLISS I OB President 14 Meddaqe fauna 01414 pfzedicfenll These pages, representing much of your college life, will be looked upon when you are in retrospective mood. They will recall experiences, memories. and incidents that will remain precious. No one would want to destroy such memories nor to maintain that they do not add measurably to the richness of life. But memories are always of the past, and it is dangerous to dwell too long with them. The Youth of today also looks to the future. It can- not quite understand the significance of such changes as it has witnessed in recent years but the full import of change does not dampen the spirit or shake the con- fidence of those who, tomorrow, must take up the maior burden of the world's work. Fortunately, while you may occasionally recall with longing the fine moments in your college years, you are now prin- cipally concerned with the future and what you, with others, can make of it. Many things which have seemed most important now tend to lose their signifi- cance, and as the world again, by degrees. returns to a state of relative equilibrium, new issues, new op- portunities. and new responsibilities will replace the old. For these, each is incompletely, if not indiffer- ently, prepared. But if college has meant what it should, there is present a will to do and a command of methods of attack which should prove immeasur- ably valuable in meeting unanticipated problems. That you will succeed, no one here will doubt. As the last four years pass in review, those yet to come seem now to be less foreboding. God speed! LEONARD BLISS l OB Departmental Directors We I8 Di VICTOR L. F. REBMANN. Ph.D. Deon, School of Fine Arts Director, Dept. of Music Wtmw ERNEST B. FINCH, A.M. rector, Dept. of Speech and Drama Associate Prof. of English LAURENCE S. HILL. B.S. Dean, School of Health and Physical Education Administration HILDA A. ALLEN, M.A. Deon of Women FLORENCE HOWLAND Registrar ROBERT K. DEVRICKS. ILM Secretary of the College NELLIE E. VAN DYNE Bursor E91 ,g,f,u,z A map 2464.4 ff ' I . ,ZKZM W fm ' MARY LOUISE POTTER Secretory fo Dr. Rebmonn MARCELITE WALLACE, B.S. in Ed ' Secretory to Dr. Job CARMEN M. KERWIN Secremry to Dr. Hill ANGELINA TORCHIA I Service Bureau E101 CAROLYN W. MURPHY. B.S. Dietitian T. I SARAH MQCDONALD. R.N Nurse, College Infirmary MARGARET HANSEN. B.S. Secretary to Mr. Devricks . HELEN B. CADY Supervisor of Dormitories ii .Gm P A Q if if fjigfgmifx ivy' wiilffirffmf MARY CAMPFIELD. B.S. Assistant Librarian and Secretary of the Alumni Association HAROLD I AN SEN Publicity Director l SARAH OSBORNE. B.S.. B.S. in L.S Librarian HAROLD P. DENNISTON, M.D. Medical Adviser ll 121 Faculty ROBERTA BARNETT, M.A. Assoc iote Professor of Speech WALTER R. BEELER, Mus.B.. B.S r M- ,bf W A W V LYNN gs. FOGAPK. Mus. M. SSOI' O USIC, ro e T3 ff' 5 . N' W1 - A fm W' ROSE C. BROUGHTON, B.O.E. Assistant Professor of Drama 131 E i Associate Professor of Music Jie Y BESS DANIELS. B.M. r Assistant Professor of Music E IAMES FREEMAN, M.S. Professor of Physical Education GEORGE K. DRISCOLL, Mus. B Instructor in Music WILLIAM M. GRIMSHAW. Ph.D. Professor of Physical Education II 141 PIERRE HENROTTE Professor of Music I GEORGE R. HOERNER Assistant Professor of Drama 'BJ-A-if we main ' EQ .wil - KARL I. HINNERSCHIETZ. MJ-X Assistant Professor of Speech R. MAE HOLMES Associate Professor of Music 151 ELSIE HUGGER. B.S. Associate Professor of Physical Education SYDNEY W. LANDON. Litt. Pubfessor of English 1 E RALPH W. IONES. M.A. Speech Clinician D.. LL.D. BERT R. LYON. Mus. D Professor of Music 16 3 CHARLES I. MCGAW, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Speech W W CONRAD H. RAWSKI, Associate Professor of Music wi IOHANN T. REICH. M.A. Associate Professor of Drama and Production Manager E171 CRAIG MCHENRY, 1VIus.B., B.S. Associate Professor of Music W MARGUERITE ROWLAND, MJX. 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K ary A. Hilgenberg New Hartford, N. Y. Red : B.S., Physical Edu- cation: Phi Delta Pi: Fresh- man Class, President: Soph- omore Class, President: Senior Class, Secretary: Newman Club: Cayugan, Publicity Manager: Swing Club. J, : 'fl iolet Kissel Staten Island, N. Y. Skid , B.S., Physical Education: Phi Delta. Pi, Secretary: Scampers, Bas- ketball: Oracle: Adelphi. WM MSW.-.E Elizabeth Adamy Hannibal, N. Y. Betts : B.S., Music: Sig- ma. Alpha Iota: Choir: B and: Orchestra: Rep. Band: Lab. Orchestra. N Lyle D. Brown East om, N. Y. ' 'Brownie' ' : B.S., Physical Education: Newman Club: Soccer: Baseball: Scamp- ers: Basketball. leon Resnick Livingston Manor, N. Y. Lean: B.S., Music: Kap pa. Gamma Psi, President: Senior Glass, Vice-Presb dent: Student Council: In- terfrmternity Council, Presi- dent: Band: Orchestra: Scampers, Oracle Scampers PZ Award. Kenneth I.. Nathanson Fall River, Mass. Ken : B.S., Drama: Kap pa Gamma. Psi, Secretary Treasurer : Adelphi, Treas- urer: Sophomore Class Treasurer : Senior Class, Treasurer : Plays : Band: Scampers. Dorothy E. Allen North Troy, Vt. Dottie : B.S., Physical Education: W.A.A., Sopho- more representative: Bas- ketball: Tennis: Hockey: Softball: Scampers. Arleen A. Cooper Rahway, N. J. ' 'Ahigai1 : B.S., Physical Education: Delta Phi Zeta: Scampers. l ll,'l, J f Evelyn C. Moore Windham, N. Y. Evie : B.S., Music: Sig- ma. Alpha. Iota, Treasurer: Adelphi: Band: Lab. Or- chestra.: Rep. Band: Itha- can: Cayugan, Business Manager: Oratorlo: Scam- pors. Eleanor Northrup Andover, N. Y. El1ie : B.S., Music: Sig- ma Alpha Iota., Vice-Presb dent: Adelphi: Rep. Band: Lab. Orchestra: Oratorlo: Scmnpors. Mary Ann Reeve Woodstown, N. J. Reevie : B.I'.A., Drama: Delta Phi. Zeta: Scampcrs: Ithacan: Theta Alpha Phi: Plays. X., If 70 Elizabeth Rich Hobart, N. Y. ' ett , slug! lph 0 : Adelphi: ho Baxidff . : La . n: final? :'75'9l?fQ I ' fd J! l ,jf - A f fl! .-My ffl If f ,rw fbllll .I f I.-I :pf W LW? ll 'X W ff-if E t. Albans, N. Y. a Ruelke B.P.A., Drama: Delta Phi Zeta, Secretary: Choir: Theta Alpha Phi, Historian: Scampers: Plays: Cayugan, Drama Editor: Ithacan. Robin A. Norris Great Neck, N. Y. Robbie : B.S., Physical Education: W.A.A.: Scam- pers: Cayugan, Art Editor: Hockey: Basketball: Soft- ball: Soccer. Joy R. Pisano Yonkers, N. Y. B.S., Physical Education: Phi Delta Pi, Secretary: Adelphi: Oracle: W.S.G.A., President: Newman Club, President : Scampers: Stu- dent Conncil: Cayugan, Phy- sical Education Editor: W.A.A.:, Badminton Club. Nancy E. Reynolds Elmira, N. Y. Battery : B.S., Physical Education: W.A.A.: Basket- ball: Hockey: Soccer: Soft- ball. l X- f . ,X Ag Jiffy Jeff' W., ff' fe-' ,F if Lfygrf - ,W V :wa M Q ,xy ll ...' Ill I' A' ' QM 4 ffflwfd Ll, I 31 fly fig! lefr la,-85611 if 1. L! - Q-'fly I. Jf GJ lf 'un ill!! Elmir l N! . 'Q - 1 . 557 Gege'yQl'S? Mualgl Alpha lot lggpn ,V l 1 fl oir: ,,CayJggalQylS2Fei'i11l1Iil 1 - ,.L , geb Sdfmpersy , 'QAM U' I lj if fr' r I J f Barbara Rumsey Ithaca, N. Y. B.S., Music: Sigma Alpha Iota: Oracle, President: Adelphi: W.S.G-.A.: Rep. Band: Band: Orchestra.: Scampers. E291 Dorothy Schroeter Bayonne, N. J. Dottie : B.S., Physical Education: Phi Delta. Pi, President: Oracle, Secre- tary-Treasurer: Interfratern- ity Council, Secretary-Treas- urer: Adelphi: W. A. A.: Cayugan, Physical Educa- ' I ' Scampers: Bad- .iun zzditm , minton Club: Baske all: Soccer: Hockey: S W i n g Club. Bernard Shifrin Brooklyn, N. Y. Bernie : B.S., Music: Kappa Gamma Psi, House Manager: Rep. Band: Band: Scampers, Oracle Award for Conducting. Norma J. Sizer Barneveld, N. Y. Norn1 : B.S., Physical Education: Phi Delta Pl, Secretary: Scampers: Swing Club: W.A,A.: Hockey: Soc- cer: Basketball. Betty Worth Stead Sidney, N. Y. Bet : B.S., Physical Edu- cation: Adelphi: Scampers. Wallace Stevenson Pleasant Valley, N. Y. l Wally : B.S., Physical Education: Football : Bas- ketball. Eleanor Segal Albany, N. Y. Ellle : B.S., D r a m a. Theta Alpha Phi, President: Student Council, President: Ithucan, Editor: W.S.G.A.: Adelphi: Oracle, Vice-Presi- dent: Inter-fraternity Coun- cil: Scampers: Plays. Virginia G. Signor Moravia, N. Y. Ginny : B.S., Physical Education: W.A.A.: Swing Club: W.S.G.A: Soccer: Basketball. Rose Ann Spidalier Schenectady, N. Y. B.S., Music: Sigma Alpha I o t al, Sergeant-at-Arms: Newman Club, Vice-Presi- dent: Adelphi: Choir, Ac- companist: Lab. Orchestra: Scampcrs: Recitals. G. Russell Stead Sidne N. Y y, . Russ : B.S., Physical Education: Phi Epsilon Kappa, Corresponding Sec- retary: Cayugan, Business Manager: Adelphi: Basket- ball: Baseball: Soccer: Swing Club: Scampers. Jean Stohler Richland, Pa. Dutch : B.S., Music: Sigma Alpha Iota, Chap- lain: Band: Orchestra: Jun- ior Class, Vice-President: Cayugan, Music Editor: Scamp ers. Mary J. DiSarro Schenectady, N. Y. Diz : B.F.A., Drama: Delta Phi Zeta, President: Newman Club: Adelphi: Theta Alpha Phi: Scampers: Plays: Interfraternlty Ubun- cil. , J' V I QJD crN QM? Summit, N. J. ' 'Connie' f , . v l Horace Gregory Lake Wlnola, Pa. Grcg : B.S., Music. Lorraine Hubbard Middletown Springs, Vt. ' 'Hubby' ' : 1B.S. Physical Education: Phi Delta. Pi, Secretary: Hockey: Basket- ball. Janis W. Jones Ft. Lauderdale, Flu. Washy : B.IE'.A., Drama: Ithacau: Plays: Scnmpers, Oracle Scxunpers Award. -I ,Q ,' jixml ' -irq I . 1: W 1 I 1 '51 Katherine Drachler Greene, N. Y. Ka.y : B.S., Music: Sig- ma. Alpha Iota: Oracle: Adelphi: Band: Scam egs. Z ar Harriet Gallagher Red Hook, N. Y. Ha.r1'y : B.S., Physical Education: W.A.A., Secree tary: House President: Bas- ketball: Hockey. Nora Harris Brushtou, N. Y. B.S., Music: Rep. Band: Newman Club: Band: Or- chestra: Scampers: Ora- torio. - A iii fi f ' 1 . .5 . , cgi ' I 4,f I.,-af , ' for .ff .ff .wr My: porie'GiHuflapa'rd I, 1 lt' Enzioffz N. Ya! -f 'LT . 441. fi S' . A Marge' ' : B.S., ,.f msl,2:5.f,ff' Sigma Alpha Iota, Pgesi--'L-'V dent: Adelphi: Oz aj Lggff' Choir: Orchestra: Cfyugan, Photographic Editor: Scam- pers: W.S.G.A., Secretary: 4 Interfraternity C o u ln, C'f!l.' ' f V?ce'17fFii?P ew- ,Q ff' uf . N Q. ff JI fi l,,,,,f!' I V A I Mariorie E, Jones Cassville, N. Y. Marj : B.S., Physical Education: W.A.A.: Scam- pers: Hockey: Soccer. I-271 I' I Elizabeth Kent Srdney, N. Y. Betty , B.S., Music, Sig- ma Alpha Iota., Band, Scampers, Oratorio. Alfred Korkosz Schenectady, N. Y. Al , B.S., Music, Kappa Gamma Psi, Vice-President, Band, Scampers, Oratorio. Jean Lemka Schodeck Landing, N. Y. B.S., Music, Sigma Alpha Iota, Adelphi, Oracle, Ora.- torio, Band, Rep. Band, Scampers. C. X Bernard I. Lynaugh Canandaigua, N. Y. Red , ZB.S., Physical Edu- cation, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Basketball, Scampers. M Monette Martin Waverly, N. Y. . Monie , B.S., Music, Sig- ma Alpha. Iota., Choir, Rep. Band, Lab. Orchestra, Adel- phi, House President, Scam- pers, Cayugan., Secretary of Management. Ruth,E. Knight Yonkers, N. Y. f Ruth1e , B.S., Music Sigma Alpha Iota, Choir. Adrienne Larsen Jenkintown, Pa. ' 'Andy' ' , B.F.A., Drama: Theta Alpha Phi, Ithacan, Editor: W.C.C.: Scampers, Playa. Felice P. Levine Schenectady, N. Y. B.S.,.Music, Sigma Alpha Iota., Adelphi, Lab. Orches- tra, Scampers, Oratorio. George F. Lyon Middletown, N. Y. Shorty , B.S., Music, Phi Mu Alpha, Vice-President, Band, Sinfonians Dance Band, Rep. Band, Orches- tra, Scampers. Beatrice R. Miller Yorktown Heights, N. Y. Beds , B.S., Physical Education, Delta Phi Zeta, W.A.A., W.S.G.A., Census Chairman, Scampers, Hock- ey: Basketball, Ithacan, Senior Prom Committee. N Dorothy Teed Garden City, N. Y. Dottie g B.S., Musicg Sig- ma Alpha Iota: Choir: Bandg Scampcrsg Orntorlo. hegtra' 3 - . hirley J. Williams orwich. N. Y. Wil1ie g B.S., Physical Education: Delta Phi Zetag Adelphi: Scampcrsg Basket- ball. Helen E. Champeou West Hartford. Conn. Shampoo g B.S., MMusicg Sigma Alpha Iota, Sergeant- at-Arms, Musical directory Cholrg Bandg Junior Class, Presldeutg Student Councilg C a. y u g a n, Salesmanagerg Scampersg Orchestra: Ora- toriog Rep. Bandg Lab. 01'- chestra. l , Anthony J. Pezzono Schenectady, N. Y. Tony g B.S., Musicg Phl Mu Alpha, Vice-Presideutg Adelphig Newman Clubg Band: Orchestrag Oratoriog Junior Class, Vice-Presb dent 9 Scamp ers 5 String Quartet. kai- Dorothy E, Terzian Noroton, Conn. Dottie g B.S., Musicg Sigma Alpha Iota, Presi- dentg Ohoirg W.S.G.A.g In- terfraternity Council, Vice- Presidentg Scampersg Ora.- torio. Bernice Westlund Cedarhurst, N. Y. Bernie g B.S., Physical Educationg Adelphig Scam- persg W.A.A. Charlotte Zeigler Buffalo, N. Y. Ziggie g B.S., Physical Education: W.A.A.g Scam- persg Basketball. Edward Taylor Bronx, N. Y. Ed g B.S., Musicg Bandg Orchestra.: Scampersg Rep. Bandg Oratorio. . 3' . vi x eil-ll flllffif Joseph acina , Woodbridge, N. J. ,nj 71 Ace 3 B.S., Musicg Phi Mn Alpha, President: Adel- phig Oracleg Cayngan, Edi- tor-in-Chiefg Student Coun- cilg Interfraternity Councilg Oratoriog Orchestrag Bandp- Scampers, General Chai! ma . , A-' . rf! Jjgf Xfltlxflllf ' Class of I 946 Secretary President 1 vicwpfemdenf Treasurer Connie Conroe Enid Kronick Violet Schallenberg Angle Fischette . 2 y - M W, Carl Bock Bernice Cohen Doris Ford Nila. Haresign Carolyn Lloyd Arleeda. Bombard Elizabeth Cooke Irene Francis Olga. Heffner Margaret Lobbin Vera, Briggs Margery DuBois Bryna Goodman Shirley 1-Ioa.g1a.nd Ernestine Lord Charlotte Burnett Florence Pederowicz Dawn Gould Elmer Hodgklns Barbara Luce E321 Patricia Meehan Bebe Posner Ernestine Puhlick John Richardson Warren Roberts Helen Rogers Florence Rosen Frances Runk Ruth Sylstra Catherine Tarbell Barbara Vincent Alice Terzian William West Emma. Wolfe 21. . 032' yr! diff. ?jfi+4f-4- ECU, A ON'T laugh when you look at aur diminutive Junior Class! Remember we still have the spirit and perseverance which was evident at the organization ot our large Frosh class in 1942. A super Prom was sponsored by our class this year in spite of the war-time diffi- culties. The vivacious Margaret Lobbin reigned as Queen, and was attended by Evelyn Moore, Adrienne Larsen, Dorothy Schroeter, Georgia Rowan, and Beatrice Miller. Everyone had an en- ioyable evening in our spring garden dancing to the solid music ofthe Sinfonians. The favors were those attractive seal-crested silver spoons you see being sported around the campus. P.S. lt didn't rain! Many thanks to our advisor, Mr. Finch, for his invaluable assistance. E331 Class of I 947 LEIGHRIDE - Banquets - Parties - War Bond Raffle with Jenny Lou Mieras as winner! That's the story of the Sophomore Class this year. Under the capable leadership of Bob Schulz, the Class of '47 is certainly on its toes. President ..... Vice-President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . . . . . Faculty Advisor OFFICERS ......................,.ROBERT SCHULZ E341 . .DORIS GABRIEL .ROBERT JUHREN .TF-ANNE MILGATE . .DR. GRIMSHAW Class of 1948 EW life, in the form ofthe Frosh class, has made its appearance at Ithaca College The class of '48 includes a variety of prospective teachers, musicians, and actors The Fresh men have already proved themselves helpful citizens on our Campus and will be ready to take over added responsibilities when the time comes. President ...... Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer .... Faculty Advisor OFFICERS t E351 . . .DANIEL BONACCI . .HARRY CROWELL . DOLORES HOLLAND DOROTHY NADOLNY . .DR. LOUISE TONE lg r lr- ,.. I lf .sf A , w ,ll v ' D .. Ji: .-Q . K, Y DRGANIZATIUNS FRATERNITIES U71 Student Council Bonacci Racina. Pisano Schulz Resnick S. Siegel E. Segal Conroe HIS group contributes to the fundamental obiectives of the college by assuming the educational responsibilities of student activities. It sponsored a Lucky Friday Frolic , October thirteenth, in the Gym with ladders, black cats, games, and a program which was fun for all. OFFICERS P1'6SidEI1t ............. . ..... . Vice-President fPresideut of Junior Class! ..... Secretary-Treasurer fPresideut of Sophomoresj . ELEANOR SEGAL .CONNIE CONROE . ROBERT SCHULZ Faculty Advisor ........,.................,..... DR. LANDON OTHER MEMBER President of W.S.G.A, ...,...... Editor-in-Chief of Cayugan ..... President of Inter-Fraternity Council .. President of Freshman Glass President of Senior Class .... 38 S , . . . .JOY PISANO .JOSEPH RACINA . .LEON RESNICK DANIEL BONACCI . SHERYL SIEGEL Women 's Self- Government Association , .. D. Terzian C. Fische Dean Allen Pisano Segal tate Rumsey Milgate Conroe HIS year bids goodbye to the W.S.G.A. as such, and heralds the new Women's Civic Committee. This group with equal representation from all departments is seeking to bring as many women as possible into active participation in student living. The present maior project for this new committee is the editing of a handbook, The Blue and Gold , for prospective Freshmen. Many thanks to the present W.S.G.A. board for their fine work this year. To the W.C.C. best wishes for future success. OFFICERS President ,...................................... JOY PISANO First Vice-President .... .... D OROTHY TERZIAN Second Vice-President .... ..,.. E LEANOR SEGAL Census Cllairman ..... .. .CONNIE CONROE Secretary ....,... .... .TE ANNE MILGATE Treasurer .................. .... C ARRIE TFISCHETTE Outside Girls' Representzntivo . . . ..... BARBARA RUMSEY Advisor . . . ..,.. ...... ....... D E AN ALLEN H91 Adelphi OAL of every incoming Freshman. This society, composed of those in the upper quartile of the Freshman class, provides inspiration for scholastic attainment. Adelphi is not an end in itself, but rather a recognition of work well clone, for its active members constantly strive toward further achievement. This year's initiation was held in Westminster Hall followed by the traditional banquet at the Victoria Hotel. OFFICERS President ..... ................... C ARRIE FISCHETTE Vice-President .. ........ HELEN DAVIS Secretary . . . .......... ROBERT .TUHREN Treasurer ........ . . .BETTY ANN LAUTERBACH Advisor .,.,....... .........,... M RS. SLOCUM HOIIOYEFY Member ,... .... MI SS CADY McCabe, Ainsworth, Safford, Transue, Burger, Mieras. Juhren, Lauterbach, Milgate, Huegel, Patterson, Parks, Taleb, Frederick, Davis, Fischette. Terry, Coville, Youngman. E401 Jenn Petras Irwin Rabin Jeanne Yancey Lucille Muncey Paulina Crossctt Dewey Riemeremn Dolores Holland Alvlna. Yankowski Mary Cramp I N ITI A'TE S Daryl Stemer Carol Knopf Eleanor Briggs Eileen Germlller Dorothy Nadolny Elizabeth Timmerman Sybil Hullmnn Dean Minler Ellen Rytkonen A D D ITICJPIIXL Bock Kissell Cohen Lord Disarro Northrup Drachlcr Pezzano Hoagland Racine, Hoppes Rogers Daniel Bonacci Virginia Moore Geraldine Erway Ann Weiss Marilyn Klein Barbara Losche V Mildred Ebert Edward Roseubarker Stuart Sarkissian NIE NIB EI S Rumsey Segal, E. Switzer Westlund Williams Wolfe Phyllis Gorse Helen Leerherg Berna Merkley Arthur Goodrich Doris Gabriel Muriel Huston Ann Matthews Dorothy Karp Lomlm, Moore, Ford, Briggs, Thompson, Nathanson, Schroeter, Levine, A. Terzian, Spidalier, Lloyd, Martin. S. Siegel, Hubbard, Rowan, Heffner, Rich, Schallenberg, A. Fischette, Posner. E411 lfhacan Kronick Mieras Sampson Moore Juhren Knopf Rockefeller Transue Miller S. Siegel Levine E. Segal Larsen Ruelke Jones STAFF C0-EDITORS ADRIENNE LARSEN ELEANOR SEGAL NEWS STAFF JENNY LOU MIERAS MARY SAMPSON CAROL KNOPI' EDNA RUELKE ROBERT JUHREN JEAN TRANSUE BETTY ANN LAUTERBACH Faculty Advisor .................... ERNEST B. FINCH CIRCULATION STAFF Emu KRoN1cK SHERYL snzanz. EVELYN Moons BEATRICI: MILLER .TEANNE RocKErEL1.ER HE ITHACAN, aside from presenting to the students the events of the college, sponsors many spirit-rousing activities. In November, it increased the students' interest in na- tional affairs by conducting a college election poll for Dewey or Roosevelt. ln December, the editors held a competition to increase the staff, each candidate being required to prepare one full issue. As a result, six new members were added to the Ithacan staff. In January, a rousing editorial inciteol a clean-up campaign. As a result, the lthacan, acting as master committee, combined its efforts with many of the other college organizations to clean and remodel the lobby, dressing rooms, and lounges. On another occasion the staff presented a full assembly program, depicting the preparation of an issue. The lthacan, published every other Wednesday, is sent to three hundred alumni in mili- tary service. E421 GFBCIG 0 F F I C E R S PIOB1dClll3 .....,........................... BARBARA RUMSEY Vice-President, Historian ......... ELEANOR SEGAL Secretary-Treasurer ...,,.. .... D OROTHY SCHROETER ENIOR Honor Society promoting Scholarship - Leadership - Loyalty - Service - Character. Oracle sponsors the annual student production, Scampers , the proceeds from which make up the student loan fund. INITIATES ANGIE FISCHETTE SHIRLEY HOAGLAND VIOLET SCHALLBNBERG Faculty .... DR. WILLIAM GRIMSHAW Alumnus ................ . ........... ARNOLD E. PUTNAM A Pisano, Drachler, Racine., Lemka, Thompson. Kissel, Schroeter, Rumsey, Segal, Hubbard. E431 Cayugan Business Staff Racina Conroe Kronick Stead Moore HIS is how we began the 1944-1945 Cayugan. Those pictured above formed the nucleus of the staff which has been working hard and long to publish the first annual in two years. We ran into many difficulties along the way-plates had been lost, new materials were hard to obtain because of wartime shortages, and innumerable small obstacles presented themselves. In spite of everything, however, we worked together toward producing a successful yearbook. E441 National Physical Education Fraternity for Women Theta Chapter founded January 14, 1922 l HIS year the Phi Delts have been one of the most active groups on the Campus and have really contributed to the return of that good old school spirit so evident before the war . . . They have enjoyed an overnight hike to Buttermilk Falls - rush parties - recreational nights in the gym - house dances - the April Formal - and the Spring Carnival. . , . Our purpose is to inspire and lead the 'Phy. Eds' to the highest peak of achieve- ment in their profession . . . E471 Defta Phi Zeta Top to bottom: Fullager, Rosen, Katz, Hoppes, Fred erick, McCabe, Coville, Serchuck Vadakin, Reeve, DiSarro, Cooper, Ruelke, Williams, Miller, Dugan. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer .. SEPTEMBER OFFICERS . . .......,......... MARY DI SARRO L48 . . . .BEATRICE MILLER BETTY JEAN DUGAN SHIRLEY VIILLIAMS Social Sorority Founded 1928 ELTA Phi Zeta figures largely in the social life of the college Often during the year, one can hear the Vic playing gaily as parties, dances, and pledge activities reach a happy climax. The requirements for membership in Delta Phi Zeta are scholarship, social con sciousness, and cooperation in college affairs. JANUARY OFFICERS President ...... Vice-Presidents . . . Secretary ..,.,. . . . Treamxrer ............. Corresponding Secretary . . , Historian . . . . ...... . . . Sergczult-at-Arms . . . Alumni Secretary .. Chaplain ........ Social Chairman . . . l 49 . . . .BEATRICE MILLER . , . . .EDNA RUELKE . . . .FLORENCE ROSEN SHIRLEY WILLIAMS . . . .ARLEEN COOPER- . . . .RITA VADAKIN . . .RUTH FREDERICK . . .EVELYN COVILLE . . , .PATRICIA HOPPES , ...JOY SERCHUCK Kappa Gamma Psi 45, V. aff 0'Conne11, Shifrin, Roberts, Porter, Lisi, Korkosz, Safford. Richardson, Resnick, Nsuthamson. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS: Bonacci, Goodrich, Mistovsky, Rabin. President ........ Secr eta.ry-Treasurer . . Chaplain ......... Pledgemaster .......... Corresponding Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms ..... Social Chairman .. I'a.cu1ty Advisor . . FICE RS . . .................,.... LEON RESNICK KENNETH NATHANSON ..........ROBERT LISI . . .WARREN ROBERTS ..... . .KEITH CONNES . . .JOHN RICHARDSON . . . . .DANIEL SAFFORD . . .MRS. MARGUERITE ROWLAND E501 National Music Fraternity Iota Chapter Founded December ll, 1913 HIS year the members of Kappa Gamma have sponsored several ioint affairs with the girls of Delta Phi Zeta and Phi Delta Pi. Bernard Shifrin, conductor of Scampers Orches- tra, was the worthy recipient of an Annual Scampers Service Award. In addition, the fraternity took an active part in the production of Scampers. E511 Sigma Alpha fora Standing: Northrup, Kent, D. Terzian, Milgate, Davis, Ford, Hubbard, Chzzmpeau, Mieras, Lauterbach Aduiy, Co iro Spidalier, V. Thompson, Levine, Federowicz. Seated: Mother Lee, Stohler, Lemka, Drachler, Moore, Rowan, Puhlick, Formichella, Francis. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS: Burger, Moran, Rumsey, Terry, J. Thompson, DuBois, Knight, Martin Rich Teed A Terzian INITIATES: Carroll, Cramp, Erway, Huston, Makris, Ostrander, Petras, Wolfe, Yancey. FACULTY MEMBER: Mrs. Rose C. Broughton. Past President . . President ..... Vice-President .. Secretary . . . Treasurer ...... Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Chaplain ....... Social Chairman . , OFFICERS U21 . .DOROTHY TERZIAN MARJORIB HUBBARD ELEANOR NORTHRUP . .VERNA THOMPSON . . . .EVELYN MOORE . . ,ROSE SPIDALIER . . . . .JEAN STOHLER . . .JEANNE ,MILG-ATE lfljfx jftffyfl j ff , f X , pf , 'ill ,, I 1 .t s iQiiff'ff?fl 1' flf' 11,1 l f l I National Professional Fraternity For Women jfrli 'Biff' Epsilon Chapter Founded June 4, 1909 J' gn CTIVITY has been the keynote in the house on the hill this year. The victory program has been in full swing with the sponsoring of canteens for service men, monthly enter- tainments at the Reconstruction Home and Biggs Memorial Hospital, and with the regular pur- chase of war bonds. May eleventh marked the date forthe annual Formal Musicale held this year in the Little Theatre. In addition to these rehearsals, the girls have really had a full program, having sponsored interesting discussions on current events under the leadership of the faculty advisor, Mrs. Rowland. l53.l f v . I E, ,, V., ' ' V , X.. - 1 f f V. - Nqr .I 'Q AAA' ' V 'V K ! - f l ffrv V 11, Z, fl ff . . Q X ' f 1 V 'F' 1 ,, , 1- , 1 ' I fi W ' . . ,'., 1,5 UQVLI . 1 1 Q Hifi . . . , . ,'4,4f 7f.,f fig U7 fu 'A' G I ' fl XJ 'JI aio su 'T Schulz J uhren Krausse Hodgkins Lyon ADDITIONAL IVLEMBERS 4: s,... Racina. Bock Pezzano, Jarvis, Minier, Riemersma, Zimolzak, Izzo. President . . . Vice-President OFFICERS Secretary-Treasurer ............ . . Pledgemaster and Hollse-Manager , . . . . . Ward en .,.. Historian . . . Librarian . . . Chaplain LEONARD BLISS JOB V. L. F. REBMANN LYNN BOGART CRAIG MCHENRY . .JOSEPH RACINA . . .GEORGE LYON ... ...CARL BOCK ELMER HODGKINS .ALBERT KRAUSSE .ROBERT JUHREN ROBERT SCHULZ . . . .CHRISTOPHER IZZO FACULTY MEMBERS WALTER IBEELER R. A. TALLCOTT LEE SMAIL BERT ROGERS LYON E541 ERNEST FINCH ROBERT DEVRICKS SYDNEY LANDON CONRAD RAWSKI National Music Fraternity Delta Chapter Founded January 28, 1901 . . .the manly musician and the musicianly man in America . . . . . to advance the cause of music in America to foster the mutual welfare and brotherhood of students of music to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. . . . SINFONIA HE Cliff Dwellers are busier than ever since there are only nine men to carry on the numerous duties of Phi Mu Alpha. Along with the Frosh smoker, the boys had a suc- cessful week-end and several house parties. You should hear the Sinfonians! They are really back on the beam again, and their success was proved when they played for the Junior Prom on March seventeenth. Even pledges upheld fraternity traditions during Hell-Week. Mrs. T. is keeping the home fires burning until the rest of the boys return. N l55l Theta Alpha Phi Schulz, Jones Lobbiu, Segal, Siegal, Cohen Juhren, Kronick, Larsen, DiSarro, Ruelke, Safiord O F F I C E R S President ....., .................. . . .ELEANOR SEGAL Vice-President . . , . . .SHERYL SIEGEL Secretary .... .... P EGGY LOBBIN Treasurer . . . ..... BOB JUHREN Historian ...... ........ E DNA RUELKE Faculty Advisor , . . . .ROSE C. BROUGHTON FACULTY MEMBERS ERNEST FINCH SYDNEY LANDON GEORGE HOERNER MRS. SARAH OSBORNE E561 National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity New York Beta Chapter Founded in 'l934l HETA Alpha Phi fraternity includes only members of the Drama department who have successfully cooperated in major dramatic productions, taken an active interest in the or- ganization, and who hold as their goal the better development of the theatre. T.A.P. began its busy year with the annual Freshmen welcome party. Entertainment was provided by three Freshmen scholarship winners and several fraternity members. Later on in the year the members of Beta Chapter edited and published an issue of Field Notes, a national publication of the fraternity sent to each member of the more than forty chapters. Every member of T.A.P. appeared in at least one major stage production this year, and on the closing night of each production the fraternity sponsored its traditional party for the cast and crews. l57il Phi Epsilon Kappa National Physical Education Fraternity Mu Chapter Founded April 17, 1926 MEMBERS FACULTY MEMBERS BERNARD LYNAUGH LAURENCE s. HILL RUSSELL STEAD WILLIAM M. GRIMSHAW HE Phi E. K. boys are out there helping Uncle Sam win this war. Even though at present they are inactive on the campus, they are alive in the hearts of many who still remem- ber them. It's hard to forget those swell times at the banquets, dances, hayrides, and many other enjoyable get-togethers. lt'll be grand having them back with us again, and it may be sooner than we expect. E531 Inter-Fraternity Council l , i . i 1 x i l i r ZDiSarro, D. Terziau, Resnick, Racina, Schroeter, E. Segal O F F I C E R S President QKa.ppu Gamma. Psil .................. LEON RESNICK First Vice-President 4Stgma. Alpha. Iota! ...... DOROTHY TERZIAN Second Vice-President QSigzna, Alpha Iota! HMARJORIE HUBBARD Secretary fPh1 Delta. PD ................ DOROTHY SCHROETER OTHER MEMBERS Theta Alpha. Phi . ........... ............... E LEANOR SEGAL Phi Mu Alpha. . . ......................... JOE RACINA Delta, Phi Zeta, . . . . . . .MARY DI SARRO, IBEATRICE MILLER OMPOSED of Presidents, and advised by Dean Allen, this organization represents the governing body for all the Greek letter fraternities. Through the efforts of the Council, the represented organizations are united in friendship, purpose, and loyalty to the Alma Mater. E591 xi H :QR 3' QW 'J gif 4 JT, !,.n1:f!1, Fink, ,wg 2 ., F, ., H, X P f.-an. ,. A sd H1 I4 Ira affmff' sf 4,5 ACTIVITIES Concert I. C. Concert Band members enthusiastically welcomed Walter Beeler's return to the podium this year. Under Mr. Beeler's forceful leadership, the band presented its first program on March eighteenth, with hopes of another concert in late spring. Besides conducting, Mr. Beeler has also taught students the 'Fin techni of tvmrirling and band tactics, o, r, rr b ,Q 1 i gp- x t jfllliij tllfl 0 MMM W lim l f . U, D X' X Xb 4 Im 'X f is it W rl of lplllljl r ll 'll will W lr hilly i - , lmi't Mg Gail! Q, ' HL we Band Flufes Horns ELIZABETH ADAMY LILLIAN CI-IIAT BARBARA SCOTT ELIZABETH RICH Clarinets JOSEPH RACINA HELEN CHAMPEAU CHRISTOPHER IZZO JEAN STOHLER MARY CRAMP DOROTHY WYANT KURT SCHIELKE CHARLES SMERESKI N ORA HARRIS GRACE DEARSTYNE LEONARD ZIMOLZAK KATHERINE DRACHLER JEAN LEMKA ROBERT LISI Alto Clarinets RUTH CARROLL WARREN ROBERTS Bass Clarinet DEWEY RIEMERSMA Saxophones ELIZABETH KENT KENNETH KEELER Bassoon IRWIN RABIN E631 CONNIE FORMICHELLA EDWARD TAYLOR DOROTHY TEED HELEN DAVIS MARGARET PARKS 4 Cornets JUDY :rHoM.PsoN MARGERY DUBo1s DEAN MINIER 5 JOHN JARVIS . N K EDWARD WHITTENHALL HOWARD SMITH GLBNYS WILLIAMS 1 BETTY LAUTERBACH CARL BOOK Trombones VERNA THOMPSON X ERNESTINE MARKEL RUTH SYLSTRA XJ Baritones A GEORGE LYON EVELYN MOORE if QNRQA ijgygy Af AW Basses WILLIAM ECKHOI' JAMES MURPHY Percussion ELMER HODGKINS KENNETH NATHANSON BARBARA RUMSEY JEANNE MILGATE l a Symphony OR the last two years, the orchestra has been under the direction of Mr. Bogart. An all-Bach program, including the first movement of Bach's Double Concerto in d minor for two violins, and a number of chorales arranged for string orchestra by Jeanne Switzer, Verna Thompson, George Lyon, Bernard Shifrin, and Dorothy Terzian, was given on January seventh. The spring concert, which included o Wieniawski Concerto played by Jeanne Switzer ond Der Freischutz Overture, was exceptionally well received. gee ffiiisf ,, mc, Q' M Q ,LX if E641 L y Il Orch estra 5 Violins LEON RESNICK, Concertmeister JEANNE SWITZBR HELEN DAVIS RUTH CARROLL FRANCES RUNK SUZANNE EICHLER JEAN PETRAS DEWEY RIEMERSMA VERNA THOMPSON CHARLOTTE BURNETT DORIS FORD JEAN BEDSON BERNA MERKLEY ELIZABETH ADAMY GLORIA ALEXANDER SHERYL SIEGEL ELIZABETH TIMMERMAN Viola .TRANNR YANCRY Cellos HELEN CHAMPEAU ELIZABETH RICH Buss KURT scmnmuz Monuzv HorrMAN Flutes LILLIAN cH1A'r BARBARA sco'r1' E651 Oboes HELEN ROGERS ALBERT KRAUS SE Bassoo n IRWIN RABIN Clarinets JEAN STOHLER JOSEPH RACINA GEORGE LYON Horns CONSTANCE FORMICHELLA EDWARD TAYLOR Trumpets BERNARD SHIPRIN JUDY THOMPSON Tympani BARBARA RUMSRY Trombones RUTH SYLSTRA ERNESTINE MARKEL MORLEY HOFFMAN College Huston, Patterson, Davis, Pease, Rogers, Rich, Barnett, Serbach, Moran, Luce, J. Thompson, Burnett. B. R. Lyon, Spidalier, Rowan, Adamy, Wood, Burger, Clark, Hoppes, Hubbard, Terzian, Teed, Milgate, Knight, Petras, Martin, Chan-ipeau, Conroe, Makris. WO inspirational concerts were presented this year by the Ithaca College Choir. Under the dynamic direction of Dr. Bert Rogers Lyon, the group also appeared at many civic and church functions. The choir continues to be an all-girl organization for the duration, but you may rest assured that Dad Lyon is keeping up the standards which have been traditional at l.C. E661 Choir xx G. fy nf? Jw jf Director - Dr. Sopranos ELIZABETH ADAMY ELEANOR BARNETT ALMA BURGER LOLA CLARK HELEN DAVIS PATRICIA HOPPES MARJORIE HUBBARD MURIEL HUSTON FLORAJANE PATTERSON MARY PEASE ELIZABETH RICH HELEN ROGERS GEORGIA ROWAN KATHERINE SERBACH DOROTHY TEED DOROTHY TERZIAN VERNA THOMPSON EDNA WOOD IQ Bert Rogers Lyon 67 Altos CHARLOTTE BURNETT HELEN CI-IAMPEAU CONNIE OONROE MARJORIE HAYWARD RUTH KNIGHT BARBARA LUCE LUCY MAKRIS .TEANNE MILGATE MONETTE MARTIN EILEEN MORAN JEAN PETRAS JUDY THOMPSON Accompanist Ross ANN SPIDALIER J Rep Band Cx 3214 Tvsbxxx ff! 7 i ELIZABETH ADAMY HELEN CHAMPEAU CONNIE CONROE HELEN DAVIS MARGERY DUBOIS DORIS FORD CONNIE FORMICHELLA IRENE FRANCIS BRYNA GOODMAN ELMER HODGKINS CHRISTOPHER IZZO JOHN JARVIS KENNETH KEELER ELIZABETH KENT RUTH KNIGHT -.f Q 0 O .1 BETTY LAUTERBACH JEAN LEMKA GEORGE LYON MONETTE MARTIN JEANNE MILGATE DEAN 'MINIER EVELYN MOORE ELEANOR NORTHRUP ERIC OSTERLING MARGARET PARKS ERNESTINE PUHLICK IRWIN RABIN JOSEPH RACINA ELIZABETH RICH DEWEY RIEMERSMA WARREN ROBERTS FRANCES RUNK KURT SCHIELKE CHARLES SMERESKI JEAN STOHLER RUTH SYLSTRA EDWARD TAYLOR ALICE TERZIAN JUDY THOMPSON VERNA THOMPSON EDWARD WHITTENHALL NANCY WILSON LEONARD ZIMOLZAK CARL BOCK ERE you curious when you saw the Co-eds of the Music Department twirling batons in DeWitt Park? Did you wonder why the footsteps echoed in the gym when the Phy Eds weren't there? Your problem is solved! The Rep Band, organized and directed by Mr. Beeler, is once again in full swing, affording its members valuable experience in Instrumental Con- ducting, Baton Twirling, and Marching, as well as an applied knowledge of minor instruments and a thorough review of various band methods. We're both grateful and obliged to Mr. Beeler for his guidance and effort in this work and shall undoubtedly the more grateful when the time comes for us to actually apply the fundamentals discovered Gnd C1bS0I'beCl in TNS C0UfSe- E631 Varsity Basketball Coach Yavits, Stone Qguurcll, West fguardb, Strait Cforwzu-dj, Brown qn1a,uagerJ, Driscoll Qrefereej. Pronay tforwnrdb, Crowell Qforwardb, Lynaugh tcenter, cap tainj, Sarkissian lguardj, Fiore fguardh. FTER a lapse of one year all of us were eager to see the Blue cmd Gold of l.C. in acnon again. Red Lynaugh was the only veteran playing with twenty other boys, fifteen of whom vvere Frosh. Although they didn'f win every game, you can't say the quintet was really beaten. li' was the last minute punch that was missing. Coach Yavits said, They lacked experience, but they will be in top shape next tall. U91 Junior- Varsity Basketball Driscoll Qrefereey, Carr lforwardj, Khoury fguard, captainl, Rosenbarker fguardb, West izmsst. coachj. Porter Cguardl, R. Stead fguatdl, Stevenson Qcenterj, D. Stead fforwardl. OACH Yavits watched the team's improvement with a gratifying eye. Rosen- barker and Carr were high scorers and Khoury, as captain, was the stabilizer and mainstay for the team. The Junior Varsity entered the City League Basketball Tourney, but the coal shortage made it necessary to discontinue the series. l70l SOCCEI' Carr, Strait, Sarkissian, Fiore, Stone, Blood Ooach Yuvits, Stevenson, Crowell, Pronay, D. Steed, Khoury, Rosenbarker Porter, Driscoll, West, Brown waptaiuj, Lyuaugh, Stone, R. Steed ERCY Field was the scene for many exciting intramural soccer games. The team was not active in intercollegiate play this year due to the loss of skilled players, but Coach Yavits expects a much improved team next fall. U11 Senior Hockey V. Signor, Allen, Sizer, Kissel, Norris, Hilgenberg, L. Hubbard, Sohroeter, Ziegler, Reynolds ENIOR girls, under the direction of Dr. Tone, learned the fundamentals and techniques of officiating. Though their chief interest was to become good officials, the Seniors found time to develop a good hockey team. I 721 Junior - Sophomore Hockey Lloyd, Lord, Posner, Tarball, Schallenberg, Heffner, Hoagland Gould, Vadakin, Keefe, Gabriel, Frederick, Huegel, G. Fischette, Haresign Matthews, McCabe, Ainsworth, Fullager, Katz Cornell, A. Fischette, Bombard HIS year the Sophomores ancl Juniors were combined into one class. The Sopho mores were at a handicap with one year less of playing experience. Nevertheless, the Sopho mores macle it exciting for the Juniors by quickly learning the finer points of the game. U31 Junior Basketball A. Fischette, Lord, Posner, Gould, Schallenberg, Hetfner, Kissel Tarball, Hilgenberg, Lloyd, Haresign, Hoagland, Bombard, Zeiglor NDEFEATED, the Juniors ended the season of basketball. They were not only busy winning games but also learning the art of officiating. The girls gained this experience by refereeing practice games at the Ithaca College and Cornell gyms. Five girls traveled to Cortland in March to take the test for State Basketball Ofticiating, E741 Sophomore Basketball Vndakin, Keefe, Gabriel, Cornell, Frederick, I-Iuegel, C. Fischette Matthews, McCabe, Ainsworth, Fullager, Katz HE score board shows that the Sophs have some outstanding material which contributes to the makings of a good team. They're a good bunch to work with and next year should find them in much better condition, perhaps even ranking with the best in girl's basket- ball here at l. C. The players captained by Huegel are always ready to challenge anyone and eagerly look 'Forward to new competition. E751 Freshman Basketball Rytkonen, Ebert, Yankowski, Nadolny, Diana., Wilson, Taft, Mills Ostrander, Muncy, M. Signer, Briggs, Moore, Dunster, Germiller Grossett, Kaufelt., Kling, Plumer, Taylor, Dunn T the beginning ofthe season the Frosh encountered difficulties in working to- gether. As the season progressed the Freshmen so improved in speed, plays, and form os to become cl serious threat to ony opposing team. E761 General Chairman . Business Manager . Publicity ...... Programs ..... House ......... Faculty Advisor .. COMMITTEES SGA . . . . . . . .JOSEPH RACINA ......................DOR0'l'HY SCHROETER LEMKA ....KATI-IERINE DRACHLER, VERNA THOMPSON PISANO .MRS. JENNIE W. TALLCOTT General Scclmpers Committees Music: Production: Dancing: RUMSEY' E. SEGAL KISSEL HUBBARD DUGAN CHAMPEAU RESNICK J. JONES LUCE SHIFRIN SAFFORD POSNER PRODUCTION STAFF Conductor ........ ......................... . . .BERNARD SHIFRIN Production Director . ..... ELEANOR SEGAL Assistant Director . ,......... DAN SAFFORD Chorus Director . . . .........,. MARJORIE HUBBARD Dance Director .... .................. . .VIOLET KISSEL Scriptwriters .... .... E DNA RUELKE, KEITH CONNES Stage Manager . .. ................... JANIS JONES E731 LISTEN, GABRlEL NOVEL idea, cleverly written and superbly produced was Listen, Gabriel , Scampers of 1945. A U.S.O. troupe, after its plane crashes, finds itself in Heaven. Being re- quired to prove themselves worthy of entering, the members re-enact the shows they presented for servicemen in Casablanca, London, etc. Of course, on hearing of the troupe's work Gabriel and St. Peter give their O.K., and the entire cast ioins in singing the spirited finale We're on Our Way Boys , by Lee Resnick and On the Road with the USO , by Warren Roberts. Each year it is the custom of Oracle to present to the student contributing the most to Scampers during his college career an award in the form of a key. This year awards were given to both Bernard Shifrin, Conductor, and Janis Jones, Stage Manager, E791 GUEST IN TIIE Il0USE Ruclke Jones Safford 0'Conne1 Juhren Lobbin UEST in the House , directed by Karl J. Hinnerschietz, was one of the most suc- cessful productions of the season. With Janis Jones in the lead supported by an able cast, the story of a mentally sick girl who tries to ruin those who love her was expertly enacted. Fol- lowing Guest in the House , came The Ivory Door , directed by R. A. Tallcott, and Hay Fever and the lmaginary lnvalid under the direction of John T. Reich, Two evenings of one-acts cast solely with Freshmen and produced by student directors rounded off the Little Tl1eatre's dramatic season. Jones Ruelkc Siegel Satford Schulz Dugan Mistovsky Lobbin E 31 J 1 x MR. BEELER .. MRS. ROWLAND .. DR. RAWSKI .. DR. REBMANN .. MRS. OSBORNE . . . MR. BOGART . . MRS. SLOCUM .. MR. SMAIL . . . MRS. TALLCOTT , . . MR. JOHN .. MISS HUGGER . . MR. YAVITS . . . MR. HILL ., MR. FINCH .. DR, LANDON . . . MR. HINNERSCHIETZ . . . MR. REICH . . MR. HOERNER . . HELEN CHAMPEAU . . . JOAN BLUM . . . DAN SAFFORD .. FLORENCE FEDEROWICZ DOROTHY SCHROETER . CHRIS IZZO .. CONNIE CONROE . . . GEORGE LYON . . . ENID LEVY . . MARYROSE FURLONG . . YOU SAID IT .. . . . . . Be1leve Mel That's Marvelous! . . . Chaos and confusion Tha.t's awful .. .. ..... Now, please. . . I blush when I hand back these papers. ' ' Sounds like a. Pass out quietly. . We11, noW.' ' , . Where have you BEAN'?' .. Yon're a born teacher. frog croaking in a deep well. .. . Don't you know? . . Those Goddam Shtoodantsln .. We go to our doom again! 4: Don't you Want to play ball? . . Hey, you, come here. .. OH, that's swell. ...... He was a great mam. Keep it light, more variety. . . Happy, Happy, Happy. . ' 'Gimmickf' .. Hot Spit. .. Oh Swiss. .. Eeooo! ... Me tired. .. Oh gee. . . ' 'Like Mad' ' That's good, tl1a.t's good, that's very good. E831 . . Pa.ss!-Yipef . . ' 'Where's I'urlong?' ' .. Where's Levy? VIOLET SCHALLENBERG GEORGIA ROWAN . . . PEGGY LOBBIN . . JOE RACINA . . MARY CROSBY . . . EVELYN MOORE . . . HELEN LEERBERG . . . JEAN STOHLER .. JEANNE MILGATE .. HANK CROWELL . . LUCILLE MECHANIC . . . VIRGINIA KEENE . . . ALICE TERZIAN ....... CONNIE FORMICHELLA . BOB SCHULZ ,...... DOLORES HOLLAND . . . JEANNE ROCKEFELLER WALLY STEVENSON .... ANDY LARSEN . . . BOB LISI . . ENID KRONICK . . . 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