Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1957 volume:

■ mount south liadley, Massachusetts President Roswell Gray Ham leaves Mount Holyoke this June with the class of 1957. 11 is retirement marks the end of forty years of college teaching and administration in New England and the Far West. Mount Holyoke has given us four good years; President Ham has given her twenty. In those years he has endeared himself to his community of women as scholar, friend, and civic ser- vant. He has introduced two decades of freshmen to the Panganaskian ideal of Mary Lyon, and he has done much to make this institution for the whole woman a richer place in which to live and work. As teacher, he has brought alive Shakespeare's Falstaff and Lear. As admin- istrator, he has presided over a continuous development of the college's physical and financial assets. As head of the campus family, he has spent many '’gracious1' Wednesday evenings with dormitory chicken, coffee, and conversation, and, with Mrs. Ham, made the president’s house the goal of student carolers at Christmas, and a pleasant place to visit all year long. He has been a leading man in Faculty Shows, a leader of extra-campus charities, a pioneer and a preserver of tradition. So we know' that we w ill remember him. We think that some ol our memories of Mount Holyoke will be his memories too. And we dedicate this Llamarada to him knowing that in a very real sense he has made much of its message possible. Dr. and Mrs. Gettelh Dr. and Mrs. Ham. frumine, the Juture The limes through which President Main has guided the college have been years of growth, both practical and theoretical. As if in anticipation of the current crisis in college-going population, he has maintained a policy of gradual expansion in enrollment so that by thisyear Mount Holyoke's under - graduate enrollment has increased by twenty-live percent. The endowment funds have more than doubled in the twenty years; the market value of the endowments has tripled. And up around the increasing numbers of students, with the help of in- creasing funds, have grown new homes and new tools: the physical education building, completed in 1950; the chemistry building, dedicated in 1955; and three new dormi- tories ol which the newest, Buckland, was opened in the fall of 1956. Born and educated in California, the son of a Forty-Niner, President Ham served as a Marine captain in W orld War I, and came here from Yale, where he was an associate professor of English. He brought with him an enduring interest in the ways of the world, local and international; a belief in intercollegiate cooperation, and an enthu- siasm for scholarship which he hopes to in- dulge, with research in the field of seven- teenth-centurv English literature, after re- tirement. Ix ng an advocate of combining college administration and teaching, he has continued to teach a class in English litera- ture; long a believer in the importance of spiritual traditions, he has stood with the Bible and Hymnal at Convocation, Bac- calaureates and Tuesday morning Chapels. He has proved himself a genial host. His administration has seen the establish- ment of the Seven College Conference scholarships offered bv Mount Holvoke in conjunction with six other Eastern colleges lor women, and of the Florence Purington visiting professorship, which has brought to us . 11. Auden, Frank Lloyd Wright, ami Bertrand Russell. The setting up of the Hampshire Inter-Library Center has con- stituted but one furthering of friendships with Amherst, Smith and the University of Massachusetts. On the international level, during World War II. he was host to sum- mer conferences of exiled scholars and artists, and to statesmen gathered for the Mount Holyoke Institute on the United N a t ions. Thus in twenty years he has come to repre- sent Mount Holyoke beyond the boundaries ol South Hadley—not only as an adminis- trative contact, but as a spirit and a per- sonality. He was one of the representative Americans who prepared statements for Hum's l airs from Shakespeare hdward R. Morrow's series, This I Be- lieve, and he spoke there in terms which may remind us of him and his college for many years to come: ly journey hitherto has been kindly, neither in a savage environ- ment nor in one protected from the shocks ol life . . . One is hard pressed to formidate a basic belief. To me it stands in terms of symbols: great people that I have partially known, great characters of the imagination that I have read and re-read, beauty that I have seen, and high purpose that 1 have felt ” Sir Galahad A yearbook cannot bring back a person’s most prized memories of a college, its people, its scenes, and its moments. All it can do is gen- eralize. It can only suggest, and perhaps thereby stimulate and inspire each individual to remember Mount Holyoke personally and meaningfully i according to her own friends and experience. This book can offer her a seat on a bank by a lake where reflections are momentary because of a quiver caused by the wind, but lasting because the image was clear. It can ask that she contemplate that mirrored tree, and think of any tree, changing leaves in a year’s passing from fall to winter to spring . . . in the fall... Fall is an invitation to jump into piles of noisy paper leaves and yell, before it whirls them off in its caprici- ous winds. It’s an unrestrained, loud season of college cheers and football games and rich golden leaves, sun- burnt hills and blue sky. But, too, it is a quiet season. On Mountain Day, the Connecticut River is so like a mirror that a skipping stone could not ripple its surface: and the dark outline of the covered bridge there stands in somber stillness as a reminder of an inescapable, enduring New England past. Vfter a late spring of blooming dogwood trees and a summer of frosty ivy. we arrived on campus . . . 1958 welcomes 190(1 . . . and saw the freshmen going through the shuffle of appointments and class cards just as we had done on our first day at Mount Holyoke . . . • . . . through a door in Mary Lyon and down a steep stair case winding around P.O., waiting, shyly talking, signing, and then finally out the door they went, to a new experience. 13 II.!Vs, with housemothers . . . . . . with freshmen by conversing on home-towns and mutual friends, by peering at systematized name- card introductions, and by asking questions, all these inspired a determination to shake off timidity and strangeness for a new dorm and a new college. Buckland at nip,hi By senior year we realized lliere was no MHT; people were unpredictable, pensive, flippant, gay� anxious, conscientious, casual, and imaginative, but always indefinable. 16 dorm parties In P.O. we stopped on our way to class and looked at election slates, engagement announcements in the News Bureau clippings, job-lists, posters, class bulletin boards, and second-chance mail boxes . . . 17 and scrambled . . . Mr. Babbitt Junior Lunch dog IH and mass-rushed . . . 19 animal kingdom and measured our days by coffee cups: for with those and Keyes' word for � the day' we faced seminars tolerant • and politely. We remember that Georgian house with rooms of Ann August creations, Ncbbish birthday cards, and licorice . . . what more could one ask for . . . 20 Mr. Keyes' birthday, free coffee . . . except ice cream and jimmies . . . 21 . . . and a place to talk with Princeton men. Air Force men, W illiams and Dartmouth men, and to invite them . . . 22 to a trip around Upper Lake and remember • • • % . . . a$ we remember the gap between tin 8 o’clock bells ami the Mountain Day bells on a clear blue autumn day . . . • «r 24 Mr. Keyes provides for all . . . and how we went out to sit in the sun-burnt leaves to study, to think, and to talk, or to climb ambitious mountains and to take colored pictures of garnet leaves against a clear blue autumn sky . . . that soon began to fade. liiimi'i k I I Inside, illustrious seniors sat playing bridge . . . and smoked . . . individual la sirs . . . and planned for the enlightenment of freshmen on Hazing Day. Most Illustrious Seniors 1 etdtod and Sand 2 . . . and arrive an planet earth When we couldn't find interests close by, we wen I elsewhere via crow tied Boston and Maine trains. 0 and discovered the world of difference between the chattering, exciting going and the thoughtful, tired returning . . . 31 Parties and Politics irith Miss Schuck In the fall, political science classes observed and participated in current events; with statistics, opinions, forecasts, Madly for Adlai supporters and I Like Ike backers clashed vigorously in the healthy atmosphere of liberal arts tradition. Richard ixon 33 ” Xext time that you want to moke a wish. II iv not con- sider consulting on angelfish. 34 With the fall presentation of Junior Show 1957, seniors loyally remembered their deep secret of the year before, and the tale they told, which wound about mermaids, sea- creatures, rehearsals, and imagination. Carosi. Rees So if you are sad and life has lost its glow. There’s a deep sea secret that you all should know. For you can be a mermaid too. Let imagination do it for you. the mermaid that aims annual, the eleialm Inn that fines n i and down. 35 Inside, i he greenhouse bloomed with Founder's Day chrysanthemums. I Maced on the altar, they reminded us of the strong, inspiring tradition expressed so well in the Founder’s Day litany: ('.on Urvant ion: For all who through the years have given their lives to the teaching of youth in this College; who. dedicated to sound scholarship and true learning, have laid the foundations for progress and achievement in many lives; who by the example of faithful and devoted service have inspired with truth and beauty those who looked to them for guidance; whose faithfulness and devotion are an inseparable part of our present heritage— Choir: We bless Thy name in Jesus Christ our Lord. David E. Adams 36 I Outside, the leaves vanished and squirrels skidded on thin ice in their hurry to prepare lor approaching winter When all the leaves fall off the trees, it’s winter because no one wants to blame dear autumn for the loss. Because of larger, inescapable piles of blue hooks and papers, people are moody, and as 4 dreary as the days . . . until that morning when in a transformation of whiteness the chapel garden bushes are topped with marshmallow, and the in- terlacing tree branches are trimmed with frosting and Mandellc bridge with dripping silver fingers. Dining room trays disappear as fast ear-muffed coasters dot Pageant Hill, and inside, with a fire, Christmas carols and “Paige’s Horse’’ cheer up the cold days. But the pleasant thrill of this pure delicate first snowfall is shocked to reality by the harsh scraping. . . scraping . . . scraping of shovels, and then the melting . . . melting . . . melting . . . 39 Winter followed Thanksgiving and right on its heels came Christmas spirit. Gold windows warmed the black night, colored lights reflected on the ice-sheathed snow, and misty silhouettes walked the campus arm-in-arm on Holly Hop night. Id interest in After vacation, classes increased considerably because of the nearness of exams. academ ic footer i nts The mid-winter thud, that tense. only to be relieved occasionally by Deacon s mumbled jokes in Glessie s, Holyoke movies, pizza at PauTs, and rationalization. But we did study all year, not just during exams. The library was a familiar place o o h a ■ of reserve books, card-catalogues, over-due books, whispering, blinking lights at ten, and odd-sounding bells. Miss Devine and Mrs. Sainton fir In classes, students listened to languages e accent aigti, e accent grave and music . . . Mr. Holden Mr. I iereck ami poets . . . f Mr. Giamalti, Mrs. Egan, Miss Haves Miss Andrrns ian . . . and met faculty before Wednesday night lectures, at chapel, in the art gallery, and at ' gracious living dining room tables . . . Mr. Jan son. Miss Blakely . . . and worked in laboratories, distilling, filtrating, titrating, calculating, and conditioning . . . Mr. Curtis Smith Mi. � Minis and graduate assistants Mr. Ifmt kiits, Miss Hour ieuf, Miss Montgomery after a 4:00 Vues- ilav afternoon lecture. . . . and matched Economies prolessors draw cost curves that looked like pick-up stick games, but were not so easy, and heard them express political opinions . . . . . . and occasionally drank tea in 0 Knglish department seminars. Mr. If « is. Modern Drama In the Art building classic statues frowned on the modern generation . . . . . . and vice-versa. 1 f r. Cnrbrtt Art professors encouraged students to express, create, and criticize . . . o . . . as did the college by presenting a Salute to the Arts’’ program in honor of President Ham: Lecture by Robert Graves The Legitimate Criticism of Poetry Mount Holyoke Friends of Art Exhibitions Theatre Designs of Donald Oenslager and His Students Abstract Impressionist Painting Concert by the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra George Szell, Conductor Panel Discussion: 'The Critic’s Criterion in a Time of Change” Warbeke Memorial Chamber Music Concert Tanglewood Quartet and Bruce Simonds, Pianist Ballet Concert by Maria Tallchief, Andre Eglev- sky and four other members of the New York City Ballet Company Madeleine Renaud—Jean Louis Barrault Com- pany Moliere, Le Misanthrope Marivaux, Les Fausses Confidences Raymonda: faria Tallchief at id 4 nitre fcglevsky Mr. (irui'es ami his little finder Dartmouth Carnival. 1956. With lli� ; snow and February came winter carnivals and Snowball. Adapting to a southern Magnolia Magic theme and Lester Lanin music, couples drifted around Ken- dall turned Dixieland, . . . Ihflyvkrs (winger Evans Dartmouth Car- nival Queen 1957. I A . . . and went to the OC Song Contest to hear 'So Long, Miss Hutchinson and sat down by the waterfall to watch the snow melt. After the mudlucious weather of wet sneakers and slickers is over, and spring is reallv here, everyone feels like singing and whistling. For it’s then that the sun ripens the earth and makes it blossom from early spring of forsythia to late spring of dogwood. Then, leaning birches invite little hoys to swing, and rain falls through open windows.The kegs on the Cl screen- ed porch are mounted by iced-colfee sippers, and Pros- pect, Pageant, sundecks, and the briar patch behind Pearsons are dotted with sunbathers in gym suit dis- guises. And, in the cricket evening, people rock on porches and think about room choosing, and next year, and next fall. 57 With the last hesitant snow falls ami the beginning of fringed branches, we suspected spring . . . . . . and were assured that it was coining. When the splashing stream smelled like spring, people went outdoors to think clearly. Energy spurted, fluttered, and evaporated into lethargy as the trees bloomed leafier, and the sun shone brighter . . . V % • EH . . . and we drifted into spring fever. t Junior Proni 1956 was like Junior Show without rehearsals, and yet like listening to Im Mer with someone special. In one short, varied evening, we went from Wiggins cocktails to a receiving line and fish-bowl castle in (lhapin, to highly extemporaneous skits in Wilbur, and to a quiet place where the branches framed the spring moon. 63 For spring is the time when . . . couples go for picnics out by the Connecticut, sit by the waterfall near Torrey, and walk around the formal gardens at night . . . 64 . . . and girls go away to rip-roaring Green Key at Dartmouth, or to the more mellow Spring Prom at Amherst, or to a never-to-be-forgotten College Weekend at Yale with a never-to-be-forgotten blind date. Green Key souvenir (t I’rier I’an in every crowd. And spring is the time for Parents’ Day teas on Torrey lawn. class canoeing races in ml. blue, yellow, and green on I pper Lake, pageantry of dorm costumes, crepe paper, yellow forsythia, and the elegant surprise of beauty . . . Queen: Kay Johnson. Court, Mow loft: Johnson, C, Taylor. S'ltYirtson; below right: Friedman, flittinger, Brumfield. . . . in the 1957 May Court. w Because the library window was open on that last day of exam period, we could hear the goodbyes across the street at the C3 bus stop and then soon, hear the gathering of drumming bands, excited, yelling Boy Scouts, their barking dogs, and whistles of their leaders for the Memorial Day Parade. Seniors followed the black-robed faculty out Mary Lyon gate, and we followed after, running along the sidewalks. We listened to a prayer, the Gettysburg Address repeated by an earnest little boy, and ' America, the Beautiful as sung by the Mount Holyoke College choir. We felt the larger significance of a small New England tow n, and realized how much we were a part of South Hadley . . . a tradition oj carrying jor get-an--tints . . . and how much Mount Holyoke m was a part of us. Around the one-hundred and twentieth commencement was wound laurel chain tradition, step-singing and ivy- planting, canoeing on Upper Lake, and alumnae parades. The traditional contrasts of laurel chain white and graduation black were paralleled by the contrasts of feeling—joy at finishing four years and anticipating the future, but regret at leaving VI ount Holyoke. Alumnae Parade As we walked in those parades, our minds wandered hark to our first dav and that sinking moment of walking into a hare, empty room. Thoughts skipped through all the things that had happened until we became seniors, and then, we remembered Convocation and how unsophisticated!}' we seniors stroked the tassels on our graduation caps, because we were so delighted with the newness. Both that first welcoming day and Convocation seemed so far away now. Each of us remembered separately, personally, something about the college, its people, and its moments: the memories were like patterns, or reflections on a lake which are momentary because of a quiver caused by the wind, but lasting because the image was clear. associating 73 With an exuberant smile, and the unforgettable statement. “I may not be Hopalong Cassid , but 1 hope I can stay on this horse! ginger-haired Nan Holton stepjH'd through the ilbur stage curtains to receive the calico horse which is passed on from retiring student government association presidents to successors. In her casual, yet dynamic manner. Nan organized mimeographing policy-makers of F.xeeutive Council. This steering committee planned Representative ssembl agendas, planned mock programs of parliamentary procedure, decided winners of both choice regional T and Columbia River Valley scholarships and of foreign scholarships, and tried to carr out goals and aims formulated at the beginning of its term in office. Knitting Representatives will remember with a chuckle the mis-speaking statements of Nan Holton; the time that executive members wrote a proposal on the board in three styles of illegible handwriting; tangled parliamentary procedure; and, on the serious side, discussions about changes in the election procedure, and about aid for Hungary. Delano, Holton (Pres.) Murston, Long, S., Buckley 76 sga committee heads Shari Barton Committee on the Constitution Ann Weikel Library Committee Barbara Hood International Student Committee Marianne Heine in a nn Curriculum Committee Nancy l ink Fire Committee Marcia Buckley Finance Committee Katherine Wellinger Rules Revision Committee Mary Jean Mahler Mary E. Wooley Hall Committee Lillian McMath Advisory Committee on Finance Lee Post Points Committee Doroth) Tencza Moving Picture Committee Nan Holton College Council. Apportionmen t Commi t tee Anne Marr Vocational Committee Gayle Mueser Student Fund Claire Burgoyne College Chest serenity and a twinkle At the head of the judicial hoard table this year sat Susan Long, with serenity and a twinkle ami a mind as clear as her eyes of California sunshine ’ blue . . . Like all that went before, the 1956-57 Hoard was a product of the spirits of the past and the present, a meeting place for currents of conviction: liberalism and tradition, individualism and concern for the common good. Vnd these it was to fuse into a corporate integrity . . . an integrity personal, social, and academic, that rests in each individual, hut must not end with her. So they were chosen for their strength in understanding weakness, and to them especially fell the challenge of realizing the near-impossible, living an ideal. liberalism and tradition Hewitt, Pratt, 1)., Bissell, Cain, Long, S. (Chairman). Mathew- son, Wicks, Hump. 78 Nichols, So. Rockefeller; Roy, Cowles: Lyman, Woodbridge; Brickett, Pearsons: Long, S., Jones, B., Abbev: Rhoads, J., So. Mandelle; Phillips. Torrey: Johnson, Carol. No. Mandelle: ard, F., Brigham; Schoenborn, W ilder: Lie. Porter; McFarlan, SafTord; Wrightsman. Sycamores: Brumfield, Mead; Maxwell, l c Foyer; Bringhurst, Pearsons Vnnex; James, No. Rockefeller: Peabody, Buckland; absent: Dealing, Mountain View. 'The ideal was before the house presidents too . . . through Monday meetings filled with knitting and the problems of bicycle brakes and reluctant one-o'clock good nights; through the myriad lunch notices and rushed house meetings, the sign-out sheets and parties and surprises and routine that are all a part of the hope that a house can he made a home. And nominating committee sought the ideal, in its own and others judgments: the right girl for the right job. tin finest aptitude and keenest interest, the best leaders for another year of campus living. nominating committee Long, S., Hewitt, Jones, A., Sand, Holton, Post, Davin; absent: Barnes, Crane, Cronin, Klstad, Steers, Stillingcr, Suter, Whitman. Committee for Free Hungary A newly-formed organization, the national students association bases the reasons for its existence on the fact that students do have common problems and ought to have the responsibility and opportunity to solve them together, and to familiarize others, especially the National Government, with their importance. So said an NS A delegate at the New England Regional Conference held here in November. Considering the Criticism and Potentials of Student Leadership in American Colleges Today, ’ concerned delegates discussed Areas of Student Government and Responsibility, Motivations and Responsibilities of Leaders,” and The Value of Leadership Programs. � c national student association Delegates: Percra, Mitchell, J. (chairman), Allnutt, Ch’en A� lnd M!r.KV n?!ljr0n.N ,!f,l ten-'•argUt.Chen. Shaw, Ann Cooper, I'erera, Friedman, B., Carter, jane. Mahler. Allmitt, Mitchell, J. (head), Holton, Bovard, Long, S. A conference-directed organization, NSA headquarters sends delegates as far away as Ceylon for international discussions. Mount Holyoke sent representatives to the National Congress in Chicago, to the World University Conference at Dartmouth, to the Student Relations Seminars, and to the University of Maine regional conference. The uprisings in Hungary and the resultant refugee problem this winter prompted the enthusiastic attention of students all over the country; as an offshoot of NSA, the Committee for Free Hungary led by NSA delegate Sylvia Ch'en sponsored a rally and drive for funds to relieve this situation. Meeting when the need arises, members of unity council headed by Joyce Mitchell, discuss Parents' Day, the school calendar, conflicts in publicity, and other inter-organizational problems. Appropriately, I nity Council draws its members from the heads of all clubs and organizations. 81 m activities 82 The Mil l , men's colleges speculate, is the athletic type. After a Mamie weekend here this year and a few sore muscles from softball and volleyball games, heroic dates realized that this was no idle speculation. Aided by an eager gym department and excellent equipment, the athletic association not only endeavored to supply more co- recreational sports on weekends, hut also to tempt book worms out of the library to participate in interdorm competition, class games, and college play days. Hauer, 1'., Wrightnman, Matheson Harptt (pres.), Hrav, Kupkey . . . the traditional and timely Just Desserts after cause dinners, at which a skit of panganaskian award winners for 1705 was presented: Junior-Senior Challenge basketball game: and lighted canoeing on Upper Lake on Llamie weekend. Snowfalls were frequent this year, fortunately for skiing enthusiasts who had practised on Pageant preparing for mid-semester trips to Hogback and Bromley. s spring came, I. pper Lake became dotted with eanoers, just as the tennis courts became dotted with swinging, practised people. On Parents1 Day. classes dressed in red, blue, yellow, and green competed in canoeing races, while screaming supporters and awed parents stood on the shores. Later, the student-faculty baseball games revealed hidden talents, especially in History professors. Galanti, Matthews, Gutekunst (editor-in-chief), Richards, Soule, Haynie, Keating, Garrick, Jensvold editorial board A team sent to Chapin to cover the evening's lecture. a coffee embassy dispatched to Wilbur, and two days later the newspaper appeared on desks and beds, stuck under doors. Wednesday nights were lively in Mead's nether regions for another year as the mount holyoke news Ruth Gutekunst . . . Editor-in-Chief Ellen R ichards . . . News Editor Anne Jensvold . . . Make-up Editor Benita Galanti . . . Intercollegiate Editor Karen Keating . . . Feature Editor Lena-May Carrick . . . Associate Editor Geraldine Matthews . . . Associate Editor Caroline Soule . . . Sports Editor Shrjla Maki . . . Photography Editor went to press. 'The staff will remember the talk, the laughter, tin responsibility, the headline that was apt hut unprintable; the campus, the readiness of information, the arguments at teatime . . . and of course, the misprints; as the News proves again that the campus' most resonant voices are not all musical . . . Jordan, Raich. Carpenter, Auld, Geialer, J., Mayne. 86 (iurrick, Matthews, Calanti, Gutekunat argumenta at teatiine While beyond the rain pus, the news bureau gave the college many voices, telling papers and people in Boston and New York anti everyone's home town of a song sung, an essay written, a new president. Judy Hoy Taylor, Peggy, Koegler, Pigott, Sullivan, R., Hovard (editor-in- chicf) Fleming, G.. liaincs, Tink. llamarada . . . (that inherited, untranslatable word) . . . is the name of the yearbook of Mount Holyoke College. This is all that could be told freshmen about the book on Freshman Presentation night, for the closely-kept discussions, ideas, and aims of Mamie's all-senior stall mean little to anyone until the hook appears in May. To the staff, the word means mait things: J C a funny joke of bidding publishers with hireh-hark covers or a pop-out diekie bird; an idea for an odd picture of a girl with a bicycle on her back running through the book like the piper in the Family of Man; an emergency phone-call by Miss Bruyn to a dilatory photographer; a sudden inspiration for a layout using a picture of interlaced snowy branches; or a very dedicated feeling to create a book that will make Mount Holyoke live and breathe for the class of 1957. KK Aenior pictures In March, rogues gallery proofs are strung up on dorm mantles by seniors, disillusioning evidence that the Llamarada photographer has been on campus. I sing the Charleston dance theme, and l Like Mamie hut tons. Vssociatc Editor and Mamie dance chairman Carol Koegler packed Chapin uditoriiim with dancing couples on October seventeenth. Phenomenal receipts from this dance have enabled Llamarada to increase the size of the 1957 yearbook. 89 ilh the expansion of a one-night dance into a three-day weekend. Llamarada secured the cooperation of other organizations in preparing a weekend crowded with events. 'The lhletic s80ciation olTered sports for athletic couples, and tire Outing Club offered a supper served for freshmen by Charlestoning waitresses. Hrighamites challenged and triumphed over ilder’s wild eats in a flashy bike-race around the South Campus course. Stunned dates, organized cheerleaders, nurses, and Miss Slaughter participated in this colorful competition. ■ Traditionally small, this honorary literary society of creative writers meets to hear and discuss member or faculty works. Members of blackstick judge material submitted by students and mark initiates with a black line on the forehead. Rees, Soule, Pennington (editor-in-chief), Moore, J., Irvin On the door of one of the third floor rooms in Mary Wooley Hall is a one-year old, red and white sign, upon which is painted in very determined fashion the letters . . . § pegasus. Inside the room, sitting in very determined fashion are the members of this embryonic literary organization. Students are periodically urged to submit essays, poems, stories, and cartoons to he considered for publication. Thanks to the active advertising staff, and the publicity staff, which dotted the campus as frequently with eye-catching posters as the magazine dotted its pages with large-eyed individuals, Pegasus was far from financial distress this year, and was able to print three issues. eye-catching Gail William scenery genius™ the flip of Gigi’a long re l hair . . . tangle of people, plays, and incidents characterizes dramatic club: the flip of Gigi’s long red hair when she jerked her licorice; Mr. Johnston’s encouraging, thoughtful comments for play-actors and play-writers; the temperamental sewing machines in the D.C. costume room; the exhausted paint spattered faces of scenery workers who tried to spatter, hut spattered the wrong way; haggles over Parents Day plays; and competing with concerts and lectures for rehearsal time on Chapin Stage. )2 d. c. officers Fudge, Levitae, Bauer, E., Komi , (i.; absent: Bac- kus. All these added color to the spring production of Merry Wives of Windsor, and to fall productions of an original fairy tale and Gigi. Work does not end here, for D.C. members spread their talent around the campus. Scenery and costume geniuses aided Dance Club in its February recital, on Parents’ Day, and in a Stratford, Connecticut performance. Junior members monopolized Junior Show productions in the fall, and other members monopolized Laboratory Theatre courses seeking Mr. W ismer's advice on scenery and costumes. I ackstage crew 93 Volpone Lab Theatre 94 Gerard, Carter, Jane (station manager). Parks Bastion et Baslienne Briefly smothered, wmhc snapped back into broadcasting shape with student approval of the FM budget. Installation of FM equipment for a seven mile range and training of an inevitably well-tuned stall' resulted in better programs of |� opular anti classical music, flavored with occasional debates, discussions, inter-dorm quizzes and childrens’ stories. Thursday evenings, students, faculty and townspeople met to practise symphonies, overtures, concertos, and other works from standard professional symphony orchestra repertoires. Lruler Mr. David Holden's direction, the orchestra tuned up for concerts in collaboration with Harvard anti MIT, anti for spring opera scenes. Back row: Perry, Trowbridge, Turner, H., Horton, Bricketl (head), Belittle, Hodge, Taft, Edwards, A. Front row: Karnan, Search, Stoneback, Sample, M., Buckley; absent; I)unn. the v-8’s wheeled from the smoke-filled Cl backroom to Wesleyan and Wheaton . . . and were stopped by a December blizzard en route to Smith! There were new faces, new voices, new arrangements, as a calypso beat joined the Holly Hop carols, but the charm the listeners will most remember was mellow, tattersolled, traditional. And for the senior griffs this was the last of four years of paperbag suppers in Pratt and coffee at the Cl, of pitch- pipes too easily forgotten, and blind dates too well remembered. It was a year for newness and nostalgia; a November trek to Springfield for a TV appearance, a last delivery of Three Hears for Chi Psi Christmas party, monthly broken resolutions to stay within the price limit while singing for a Wiggin's supper . . . and a final resolve to remember Love that Hoy for someone's hapless husband, come tenth reunion! 1957’s griffs K wether. Smith, Patricia, Judd, Dickinson, S., McLaughlin, Ward, F„ Anderson, Ilair, Fleet. Wildennan, Kells, Laing the unexpected magic rFhey ran for Pratt and ran for the bus, but they caught their breaths in time to sing Noel in Abbey Chapel, in New York's Town Hall, and this year, the glee club’s Christmas Concert was carried further still bv a 1 oico of America transcription. They recorded Nellie Bly’' for a thirteen-college memorial to Stephen Foster, and sang a Hayden Mass with Amherst. Stone, N.t Mallstcn (pres.). Me Murphy, Bondi, Paige. 96 TT- rows of black and white They added to the traditional Christmas carols a cantata of Auden made lyric, dedicated to them by Philip James. And over all the year, they cast the Christmas spell of voices welling from beyond the Chapel door, where a lighted tree stood against the December dusk. A guiding hand waving over rows of black and white, a soprano’s sureness of never reaching that high C, the unexpected magic of a response well sung: for members of four classes, this was choir. There were rehearsals, rushes through the twilight to the Chapel’s peace at the close of long and hectic afternoons. There was a perpetual Mary's-Basement rush in the robing room, the sleepy expectancy among worshippers awaiting the first freshman anthem, a hushed whisper of feet in a breath of light at vespers; as in cottas, in chorus, the choirs passed through another year of Church and Chapel. 97 Muehlke, CoinBlock. Kent (pres.) outing club, long the best-travelled of campus organizations, was rolling fast and free this year in more than one respect, and Anne Kent and her Board gathered together more than three hundred clubbers, heelers, and leaders to give OC a membership second in number only to that of Fellowship of Faiths. )8 Before school opened in the fall. OC went to IOC.VS College Week, and in pril, sponsored the annual IOCA conference at Camp Sloan in Lakeville. Connecticut. To the campus' other hundreds, OC might mean an occasional smoke talk, a calendar for keeping hluehooks straight, or a sore throat for the dorm's sake in the February Song Contest. But for OC members it was . . . the cabin in an autumn sunset, the morning chill that grips a group of bus-boarders bound for Bromley, a paddle raised above the waters of a mountain lake: good tiredness, good fellowship, contentment. i t Attacking with enthusiastic ami dedicated zeal the rhythms of music, dance club members absorb the feeling of music and translate it into the creative language of movement. A picture of swinging pony tails, black leotards, brightly colored costumes, and many poised controlled arms and legs flicker by like a movie film when one thinks of Dance Club activities: a concert in February based on circus ideas with music written by members who supplement their knowledge of the dance with summer work; Parents’ Day participation with a waltz, a rondeau and a court jester’s dance; presentations at Holyoke, Springfield, Pittsfield and New York; and a performance at the Stratford Theatre in Stratford, Connecticut. Practise at weekly sessions, classes in choreography led by Mrs. Helen Rogers, and masterclasses with guest artists leave no questions as to why these pony tails all swing the same way at the same time. McCarty (pres.); other officers: lies! in. Mag, Martin. L. W ith pointed toes, graceful dives, and dripping straight hair, active water ballet meinl er rounded out a year of astronomical performances on Parents’ Day, and in Holly wood Beach. Florida. Members, with the aid of Swimmerettos, starred in planet constellations, and revolved aquatically to music in their March performance. Jacobus, Brock. Miss Swain. Jobes (pres.) Highlight of the year was the convention of the National Association of Synchronized Swimming for Vi omen w hich w as held at Mount Holyoke. By organizing the meeting to discuss the problems and the future of synchronized swimming. Carolyn Jobes, Sarah Streeter Cup winner, reached Sports Illustrated fame. 10J lliniiiiu.il,,, uj fiftt'«tmbtm: MMWHiiimihu «MHNIIMMI� MS irl in red: ( holding a program I bought full) to her ehin) hieh one do you like? girl in blue: (emphatically) uml er 12. Girl in red: (interested) hieh one is that? Girl in blue: (pointing abruptly to right wall) That exotic green one over there! Girl in red: (staring) Looks like a bird sitting in a cage. Girl in blue: (triumphantly) No . . . it's called Avocado! Girl in red: Really? (consulting program and cocking head) Oh. yes, so it is. Expressive gestures and the subdued twitter of the friends of art members in the gallery intimate the influence and contribution of this organization to the cultural enjoyment of the Mount Holyoke community. I bis conversation could have taken place at the Student Exchange or at one of the many receptions held for opening shows. Celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary this year. Friends of Art sponsored a show of French and American impressionists. A timely event, this show ushered in the Festival of Arts year at Mount Holyoke, and illuminated elementary art students on the light techniques of impressionist work. The provoeative work of Hans f oiler, shown in November, prompted much discussion. 102 red (toss members went to dances at NX estover, and to the wards at Leeds Hospital, collected fast-knit squares, money, and blood, and pave time and companionship. Uniting students, faculty, and administration in support of extra-campus charities, college chest filled one treasure chest to overflowing and opened another for timely relief to Hungary. By posted newspaper clippings all over the international relations club bulletin board in the P. O.. a room full of stacked New York Times. and a blaring radio at 8:00 A.M.. 1HC members keep contact with the outside world. Discussions on the trouble spots . . . Suez, Hungary, and the Middle Last crises . . . were held this fall; conference planners this year picked a c urrent event to present to the campus, just as last year’s planners picked the United Nations, on its tenth anniversary. Gross, W hitman, Kells, Wuester� Wailander (chairman), Sey- mour, Shuithaum. Kl iad; absent: Merrill. Klstad. Burns, adja, Burgoyne (chairman), Adams, L. ire officers 103 Band. Boos. Hichards, Wright. Volkcr Shanbaum. Jones, S., Angelo, Vaughn, Owen, Pownall. To the right: Frances Cooper (head) and Miss Kisenhart. The candle flames flickered and whispered on the faces of the individuals who stood outside C.hapel at the close of the fellowship of faiths vesper candlelight service. fellowship of people and a fellowship of faiths stood circle-bound. Feeling that strength lies in conviction, members of Fellow- ship discarded attempts to reach a common denominator of all faiths in prayer and worship this year. This decision prompted progressive, all-fellowship seminars. Although each of the faith groups sponsored a sem- inar, discussions of history, existentialism, and social action cut across group lines and guided members towards a better understanding of faiths other than their own. 104 interpretive choir at Williams Beginning the year with a South Deerfield retreat. Council members sorted out aims ami purposes, so that they could better know each other and the needs of the campus; when hack at Mount Holyoke, Fran Cooper marshalled her forces on Presentation Night to the tune of The King's Navy. Later, a unique dramatic presentation of Cry, the Beloved Country in a chapel setting stirred audiences, and in December, a Foreign Student Christmas party organized by freshmen closed 1956 with foreign carols and the yuletide spirit. Serving the Holyoke community also, outgoing Fellowship members packed sleeping bags for Rabbit Hollow, painted houses in New Haven, braided lanyards with the Boys Club in Holyoke, acted as ambassadors for Girl Scout Cookie sales in the dorms, strummed guitars for mental patients at the nearby hospital, and cheered Westovcr men at the USO dances. 105 seniors ! )( 107 Mr. m Mrs. Roswell G. Ham Miss II vrkikt rmhai.l honoraries Mr. m Mrs. Paul V. Saintonke I OK Mrs. Steven Rostas Mk. m) Mrs. David P. Leonard seven Mr. John C. II aff Mr. and Mrs. John Lobb 109 X Janet Frances bbe Sociology Eleanor Otis Alexander Political Science Phyllis Dean Altrogge Political Science Carolyn Anderson Religion K. Joanne Angelo Zoology no Religion Margot Austin hnglish Literature mount holyoke college Marjorie Baiici.ay yars Heanomic s at id SfM'inlogv 111 Barbara Balch Political Science Anne Whitcomb Ballard Chemistry x Shari M y Barton Political Science Emilie Geyer Bauer Art Daryl Elizabeth Beckman Chemistry Barb Alt a A. Berg Chemistry Nancy Klizabetii Bigelow English Literature Natalie Lois Biller Erifili s h I. i terat u re Faye Suzanne Bergneh Political Science 113 Dehor vii Gay Bingham Economics Bret Bateman Birnky Hi story Kathryn Anne Bishop Religion J ULIA Bit ARSON Religion Robin Bovard American Culture 114 Helen Margaret Bray Political Science Carol Brickett History Jeanne Luanne Brossart Sociology class of 1957 115 economics Stephanie Cecilia Bunzl American Cult are Anita Buck n ell (.Itemisin' Nadj a Kneale Burns Economics and Sociology Kuth Miriam Burstyn Physiology and Sociology I ahtii J am-: Can u y Sociology 11' Lena-VIay Cakkick English Jacqueline Audrey Ca Psychology Jane Watt Carter Religion Jeanne Bowker C� i am her lain Psychology and Sociology Eleanor Coogan Art mount holyoke college Katharine Anne Cook Music 119 Carolyn Loretta Chisafulli Spanish Frances Burr Cronin Amor Iran Culture Marcia Dell Davidson Economics M ARGARET BrADLEE DaVISON Sociology 120 VIAin Kobi.vson Dodd Economics ami Sociology 121 Alicia Isabelle Newkirk Kluott Speech and Drama 122 Suzanne Klms Mathematics Kate Perrin Enyart lielifiion Judy Frvin Socialafiv class of 1957 s- Gail Joanne Fenbkrt Political Science 123 Dorothy Ann Fleet Economics Carol Flau m e n h a ft Political Science Ann Elizabeth Flok knce French 124 II. Rebecca Fostkk History Judith Kvei.y.n Frank V - Medical 125 Barbaka M. Freundlich (Irrnuui Barbara Sanders Friedman Philosophy Ki.inoh Janet Friedman Economics and Sociology Molly . Fuin;k Zoology Benita R. Gala.nti Political Science 120 Patricia Culpepper Gepfert Economics and Sociology Eloise Mary Gorton I Ail in mount holyoke college T. Ann Gorton Zoology Phyllis Rollins Gray Economics and Sociology Stephanie Grinnell Psychology Patricia Anne Gross Psychology Roth W. Gutekunst English 128 Harriet Inez Hair Music Linda Lee IIallsten Music Laureen Ruth Hamilton Chemistry Alexandra Hammer French Maryann Hanson Political Science 129 nn Holmes Hargitt Geography Betsey Pershing Hartshorn Religion ary Jane Heard i story Marianne Heinemann History ntje Elisabeth IIerkrle Political Science 130 Virginia Hendricks Economics and Sociology Althea Hersey Sociology Dorann Heslin English Althea Rose Hewitt Hi story class of 1957 131 Nancy Evalena Holton Economics and Sociology Barbara Ellen Hittingeh Biology Alice T ylor Hoyt Political Science 132 133 Sheila Rim; Israel Chemistry 1 XROAHKT nn James English Literature Vnnk Christine Jknsvoi.d Economics Caroia Jobes Economics 134 Kathleen Gh4CE Johnson English Literatu re Barbara Lee Jones Religion mount holyoke college nn Jui.ikt Jordan American Culture 135 Carolyn Ruth Judd Political Science Patricia Nor ah Michaele Rank History Meredith Kells Ps vcho ofi y Anne Kent English 136 Mary Frances Kern Economics and Sociology Lois Kleit History Vera Barad af Ku.ntkberg Economics and Sociology Gisela Charlotte Koch-Weser English Literature Carol Klmirita Koeglkr French Carolyn P. Kkusk American ( aitare 138 Okitmia Anne Kuetheh Political Science K THKR1NE KtTRSELL French class of 1957 Catherine La farce Political Science Janet Tkuesdeu. Lain ; Zoology 139 Mary Lucille Lance Psychology and Education Henni Larsen History Sheila Helen Langkrt Chemistry Randi Lie Physiology 140 Tamara C. Lindknmaikr French Literature Isabel Mag au Luque-Calero Latin American Culture Lois Vnjs McDonnell Economics 142 Valkkik Page Lytle Economics w Lillian McFarlan Z tolofty' Linda McGhee Sociology Mary Louise McIntyre Political Science mount holyoke college Rutii Marion McKenzie Engl i sh Li territu re 143 M ary Jeannette M uiler American Culture Helen Elouisk 1 ier Zoology 144 Gretchkn Bernhardt Makcy Political Science Ellen Sue Meyer Religion nne Theresa Mark Economics and Sociology Mary Francis Meyer Engl is It L i tern l a re Norm a nn Mattoon English Litemture 145 Marjorie Belle Miller English Literature strii) IIildebokc Mohn History M ky Joyce Mitchell Et I ill is It I. iter at a re Klizahetii Vw Morse Psycho oflY 146 G YLE KVKLYN MUKSER Psychology dklaidk Vnn Mini. History JoWNE Ml RltAY Fnotch class of 1957 I 17 Marilyn k vy i:li,is Chemistry Fk nces nne KEDII M Economics ami Sociology Mildred nnk Nichs wander French Literature 148 C ATII KK INK FlSHKK OR WOOD Xlutlwnuitics Kkiko Okubo t nrrimii ('iiltnrr Kathleen Allen Olmstead Hr I ip ion Jan Stuart Olsen Zoology’ Lynne Klizabeth Owen istory Laura Fern Peabody Econ orn ics u n d Sociolog v Nancy Lor Pennington English 150 f KGARBT V E PlGOTT I Ml in mount holyoke college Pe eix i k Morrow Pollock Philosophy Lkk Dickermw Post History Bevkrly n Potter Chemistry Marilyn Virginia Pucci Psychology 152 Marjorie Kndriss Raff History Linda 1 itci s l msi:ykr Psychology Mary Jiditii K bks English Li tern in re 53 Judith J meson Rhoads Religion Ellen Kathleen Richards I nternational Relations Margery W atts Robertson Philosophy Patricia Leone Roennau Png ish Literature 154 Robin daih Rolfe History Cokinne I. Romig Religion Judith Ann R(n English C 'ornposition Camille Natalie Saloni a Economics and Sociology class of 1957 155 Elizabeth Sand mrrican Culture Susan Ellsworth Scherr Mat hematics 156 Carol Ann Skarch Economics arid Sociology Sara Jo Scott Physiology I rn I.) i ft linor Pearl Shanbaum English Literature NNE SlEDENBlTRO Political Science nnb W. Silver Economics and Sociology Doris Jennie Sloan Chemistry Patricia Smith Music 158 Carol Ann Stanley Kn filish ( Atm posit ion mount holyoke college LICE Cr A WFORI) StoN K Religion 159 Judith Choke Strzkmpko Psychology Rosalind Howe Sturoes Ruth Genevieve Sullivan .4 ri Psychology 160 Vnn Carlisle Sutherland Psychology Norma Ii ne Swan hero It elision VI ARGARKT J A N K S ANSON Economics and Sociology 1ARGARET I VYLOR iri K l Priscilla Jank’Tiiokpk A rt Nancy Klizabetii I ink I 'hysiology-Psychology J aNK Renn Tilton Zoology Mary Lindslky Van Dine English Literature 162 Kixe Louise Wahlbkkg S punish Frances Mart Ward English Literature Anne W ahhen English Li terat it re class of 1957 163 n Weikel History Jane Sue Weisbart Economics ami Sociology Marilyn Alberta White Economics ami Sociology 164 Barbara Lath hop Welsh Physiology Saiiah Jane White History Anne Gail W ilderman Psychology 1( Judith Graham Wilson Economics and Sociology Francesca Pilat Woodward Religion Ann V! yrgaket Young Religion Deborah Wells Woodward French Literature Lynn Za brisk ie A m erican (.ulture former members of the class of 1957 VI ARCAKET OSTROM A.BEL IAMS J V N K ABRAMSOA Karen Joan Albbrtus Marcia Dale Allen Shirley Frances Andrews Barbara Susan Baten Mona Natalie Bernstein Virginia Loomis Bigelow Molly Beth Bowman Elizabeth Jane Bkwinder Patricia Thomas Bropiiy Paula Rich Brown Dorothy Caswell Butler Margaret Zitzewitz Caldwell Joyce Elizabeth Canney Kay Carter Sara Dwight Clifford Susan Stevens Cooley M argaret Kinney Copeland Dorian Davis Helene Myrna Dubrow Joan Aragona Duncan Jane Carol Edwards Marjorie Elkind Carolyn Saw yer Fachon Lucy Fallon Eve Helen Fechner J AN ET SUM M ERS F ELK A Laura Dean Floan Lucretia Gene Frackenpohl Grace Randolph Freehafer Jane Edith Freeman Dorothy Elizabeth Fuller Margaretta Lyon Fulton Bette Anne Click man Susan Elizabeth Glover Barbara Judith Goldberg Carol Ann Goldfine Beverly Ann Gormley Anne Louise Greenberg Sally Greiner Janice Lee Grimmbtt Dagmar Bernice Henze Patricia Katherine Hoag Elizabeth Jane Hobbs Leonora Louise Hunt Mirella Jona Paula Sue Kahn Carol Mayer Khrosrovi Julia Harrington Kilby Elizabeth Higgi: Amy Barbara Kirle Charlene Louise Kuhlmann Marion MacDonald Lang Judith Ann Lange Barbara Helen La Rock Barbara Antoinette Lenes Ann Woolman Lippincott Susan Irma Lipton Janet Wallace McAfee Ann Bagley McCaslin Katharine Hoover McGuire Audrey Taylor MacLean Nancy Jane McManemin Elea nore Frances MacDonald Marcia Pressman Margulies Harriet Mark Johanna von Burckhardt von Mayer Jean Elaine Miller Barbara Anne Morrow Pauline Louise Nardi Mary Alice Owl 11 elga F. Pfund Nancy Foster Poley Gertrude Louise Putney Jeanie Gray Rider Susan Goff Ryder Sandra Carver Schildnecht Carol Ann Schilling Eleanor Rae Schleicher Barbara Susan Sherrill Martha Merritt Smith Nancy Susan Snow Louise Adelaide Snyder Marilyn Jean Stearns Barbara Lou Stern M ary Simmkn Stone Sarah Benedict Swinton Anne Ruth Talcott Joan Rosenbaum Todd Sylvia Lauter Tooker Patricia Tuttle Zan Ericson van Antwerp Faith W aring Frances Hildegarde W ay Nancy Petersen Welborn Mary Elizabeth Wheeler Brooke Blackmer W iig Martha Wilson Margaret Ansley Wood Sandra Zelda Zellick iS ZUILL llamarada staff Robiis Bo yard .......... Editor-in-Chief Carol Koegler .......... Associate Editor Gretchen Fleming ......... Business Manager Margaret Pigott ......... Co-Literary Editor Ruth Sullivan ......... Co-Literary Editor Nancy Tink .......... Photography Editor Susanne Raines . . Advertising Editor Margaret Taylor ........... Art Editor CLASS EDITORS Joan Hovendon, 1958; Klizabelh Beilenson. 1959; Judith Fowler, 1960. ADVERTISING Jane Barber, Patricia Ford, Joanna George, Gretchen Hall. Carolyn Hansen, Jane Mark, nn Piemonte, Beekie Robinson. Suzanne Shanklin. Eileen Shanley, Cindy Sigrist, Carolyn Steidle, Patricia W ood. CIRCULATION Virginia Lueth—Manager Marcia Bell. Margaret Brenner, Phyllis Carlson. June Chambers. Jean Cunningham, Nancy East ham. Susan Einhorn, Judith Friedman, Barbara Gamier, Tamara Lindenmaier, Eliz- abeth McBride, Mire Miller. Bevcrlee Selden, Ann Shaw, Linda Sigrist. Carolyn Steidle, Helen Turner. Winifred Virtue, Joan W illing. PHOTOGRAPHY Judith Bernier. Helen Bray. Linda McGhee, Sheila Maki. Joanne Murray, Lynne Owen, Patricia Roennau. Frieda Sehoenborn, Elinor Shanbaum, Edda W irks. PICTURE CREDITS Dartmouth College Aegis. Neil Doherty, Matthew F. Grimaldi, Hurok Attractions, Lincoln Studios; and special credit for many of the candids in the book to Vincent DWddario. 337 Appleton Street. Holyoke. 168 phi beta kappa society I beta Chapter � 1 Massachusetts of the Rhi beta kappa Society CTI K M KM HERS 1056-57 Elizabeth dams Brilomar .1. Ilandlon Margaret 1. IMau Norma dams Lserell I). Hawkins % 1 .nes . Bickel I Mildred Mien Marian Hayes W i 1 ni a J. Bugli Grace E. Hates (’.harlot te 1 las wood Donald . Rogers Mars S. Benson Inez E. llegarts (1 race Hose Mice K. Hourneiif M iId red S. 1 low ard Edith . It tinge Robert II. Brsanl Fred L. kiokemeisler 1 .ela k. It s mer Leslie C. Burgesin Knth (!. Lawson ictoria Scliuck Vleriheth K. Cameron Minnie L. Lemaire Ernest F. Silversmith Sidonie (iassirer John l.ohh (.hrislianna Smith Edward B. (Hanes Gerhard 1 ,ocwenberg Bhv Mis B. Smith Blanche B. Cox Kathleen M. 1 a ik-Ii katlirs n F. Stein Theodore II. M. Cramplon Evelyn . Masi Mice ( !. Sles ens Hmh J. Dean F.rika M. Meyer Jean Sudrami Hull) L. Fairhank Sarah S. Montgomers John L. Trail Mice Farnsworth 1 )onald G. Morgan George . To es c J alenline Giamatti Mrs. Edward Morris John olkmann lands n J. Graves Beils J. Mtillemlore Lorraine . W arschansks Elizabeth . Green Frudence It. Mscr T. Joan W harlot) Hal lie J. Groves Harriet New hall 1 lelen Russell liite George K. Mali Helen L. Fateh Frances B. icse Hossvell (r. 1 lam Beatrice . Woodward 1 IVlERlTtS MEMBEItS 1956-57 Grace l. Bacon Florence V. Foss Mars Sherrill iola F. Barnes ms 1 levs es Mina G. Stokes Bertha Blakel) (� ert rude S. Ms de Jessie VI. Tat lock I1]mma B. ( arr da L. I4'. Snell hhs II. Turner Mzada (lomstock Mice I . Stevens Florence Mlams (lharlot le 1) Ks els n Louisa S. Stevenson Frederick Saunders Lila S. Dickinson Jane Mesick U i kk ;k di m: ii. im ks Class of 1951 FAvcted Junior ) par nne . Ballard Dorothy- nn lleslin Ellen k. Richards Laureen It. Hamilton Susan 1). Long Frances M. W aril officers of academic administration Roswell Gro II m. Pii.I)., I.L.D., Litt.D. Mkiubetii Flliott Caaikron, Pii.D. . Leta Kirk Kymek. M. V. Catherine Calmer Robinson, . 1. . GI:N EMEVE FRA NCRS P« ATT. V. It. Harriet kwiiall, V.M. .... Clara Regina Ludwig. V.B., S.R. PattiE Johnston Croa es. V.B.. M.I). Helen VI vcMi rtrie Vooriiees. .M. Director of the . . . . President . . . ictidem ic Derm Assistant Academic Dean Dean of Residence Registrar Director of idrnissions . Assistant Director of idrnissions . . . Resident Physician ippointment Bureau; I ocational idriser officers of business administration Kdw ri Sturgis Rabhitt. VI.R. . CeKTRUDE N LECK Bill Y , V.B. Florence Clement. .B. I ! LIZ A BETH VLDEN CltEEN. . l. . Ono Corn eh is Koiiler. B.S. If a si ness Andrew it ale lh:e VIcCool .... Si sann n Bedell. B. . M ary Christine Thornton Comptroller Director oj the Development Program . . . . Publication lulitor Director of the Xeics If urea it Manager: Superintendent of Buildings and Crounds Steward Supervisor of Resilience Halls . . . Dietitian . . . . Manager of the Booh store board of trustees term EX PI R ES Roswell Cray Ham. Cii.T).. I.L.D.. Litt.D. (ex officio) 1957 Florence (rORsi: Smith (Mrs. Harold .), .B. . 1958 Franklin I. Bu.n.nw. V.B. 1958 Russell L. Daaenport. B.S., LL.B.. LL.t). 1959 Frederick May Fliot, I).I).. I.L.D.. President . 1959 .1 a net Brewster M throw (Mrs. Fdward R.). V.B. 1959 Sti art . Russell, LL.I). 1960 How ard Fletciikk Burns, .B.. LL.B. I960 W inthhop Hir am Smith. .B. 1960 Robert Ceokc.e iese. .M. 1961 John Fla Birchard, M.S.. L.H.I). 1961 K ATII AR1NE BlTLKR. VLI). 1961 W 11.1.1 AM ( III RC1IILL 11 AM MON I), Jr.. PlI.B., M.B. 1962 Sidney Lovett. I).I). 1968 Robert Chapala n Spragi k. M.S. 1961 William Coodwin airktt. V.B., L.H.D.. I). Litt. 1965 Boardman Bimi� . M.B.A.. Treasurer . 1965 Fail I. ren. V.M. 1965 Wilma nderson Ferry-Miller (Mrs. Charles), Pu.D., 1965 t (il ST I I E KSCIIER. .M. . Sou ili 11 a lie a, Mass. 7 Needham. Mass. Los n«Teles. Calif. South Hadley, Mass. Boston. Mass. New York, N. Y. Holyoke, Mass. (llcveland. ()hio New V ork. N. . Boston. Mass. Cambridge, Mass. New V ork, N. V . . . Boston, Mass. New Haven. ('.onn. . North Vdams, Mass. New V ork, N. V . Weston. Mass. Boston, Mass. L.H.I). Cambridge. Mass. Nt ' A York. N. Y. ( ho set i by the tlnmnae 1957 Cehtri de Brow n Working (Mrs. t imer L). Pii.I).. I ice President 1958 Louise Reynolds W eiser (Mrs. Richard VI.). .B. 1959 Louise K. Wilde (Capi. I .S.N.), .B.. L.H.I). 1960 Mildred Trotter. Pii.I). 1961 l ary Bt dd l)i an ( Mis. John V.). V.B. I’ullman. W ash. Ilolsoke. Mass. W ashinglon, I).(1. Si. I.ouis, Mo. Vshhtirnham. Mass. ()LIVE Copeland. V.B., l.xecniire Secretary to the President anil Secretary to the Board of Trustees . . . . . South ILullev. Mass. 170 the faculty ART Professors Lmeriti Horence NX. Fobs, Gertrude S. Ilvde; Professors Marian Hayes, Henry Rox: Xsso- riate Professor Dorothy M. Cogswell; Assistant Professors Prudence K. Myer, KiImhuI Corbett: Instructor Richard II. Jansoti; Assistants I part «time) I.ewise Henderson. Adelaide Hutton, Headers Sarah K. Rusk, Ruth XL Kirin. ASTRO.NOMA Professor hinoritus Anne S. A oitng; Professor Alice II. Farnsworth; Assistant Professor Jocelyn R. Gill. CHEMISTRY Professors Emeriti Kmma P. (.arr. Marx L. Sherrill. Louisa S. Stevenson; I rofessors Lucy . Pickett Anna J. Harrison; Associate Professor George K. Mali; Lecturer Jane Hastings: Assistant Professor Ernest t. Silversmith: Instructors Jane L. Xlaxwell, Frances . Collins (part-time);; Graduate As- sistants Mary Ilaurylyshyn, Juditli S. Lake. Sandra Manccwicz, M. Emily Lei, Margaret P. XX harrier, Doris Smith; Assistant Director of Chemistry Laboratories Marion . Craven. CLASSICAL LANGl AGES VXD LIT L RATI KK.S Professor Liucritus Cornelia C. (ionIter: Professor Hlanche R. (.’ox; Associate Professor Elizabeth P. XX yckoff: Assistant Professor Helen Russell XX hit : lnslruetor (purt-tinie) Julia XX olfe. ECONOMICS AM) SOCIOLOGY Professors Emeriti Xizada Comstock, my 11 ewes; Professors Everett D. Hawkins. John la� hb: Florence Purington Visiting Lecturer Everett E. Hagen; Associate Professor Mice E. Bournciif; Xssistant Professors X irginiu L. (Galbraith. Xfargaret S. W ilson; Visiting Xssistant Professor John S. Manfredi: Instructors Lincoln II. Dav,Sarah XL Montgomery; Visiting Instructor Thomas O. Wilkinson: Assistant Alary I). Price: Reader Elizabeth P. Bradley. ENGLISH Professors Emeriti Charlotte D’Exelyn. Dorothy Foster, Helen Griffith. Ada L. Snell; Professors Leslie G.Burgcvin, Kathleen XL Lyneh, Vnna J. XIiII. Sydney R. XleLean. Lawrence B. Wallis. Xian X. McGee, Joseph XleG. H � ttkol. Marianne Hrnck. Denis Johnston: Aswwiate Professors Leonora Branch (part-time). Joyce XL Horner. Constance XL Sain tonge. Jean Sud ran n: Assistant Professors Elizabeth A. Green (part-time), John L. Bradley. Xlarjorie R. Kaufman. Julia II. AlcGrew. Phyllis P. Smith. Xlargaret I. Plan; Instructors Xdaline P. Potter (part-time). Dargan Jones. L � re Xletzgcr: Secretary (part-time) Xlary AX'. Lyman: Graduate Xssistant Cynthia C. XX biting: Reader Evelyn G. Rogers: Technical Director of Laboratory Theatre Lawrence X . XX ismer: Instructor (part-time) Louise W . XX allis. FRENCH LANG I AGE AND LITERATI HE Professors Paul F. Sainlonge. Helen E. Patch, Ruth J. Dean; Associate Professors Mice C. Stevens (part-time), Marie-Jeanne Hourgoin; Assistant Professor Edith S. Hostus; Instructors XL Marthe Lavallee, Antoine XL XL Tavera, Xlyce II. Holmes (part-time): Graduate Xssistant Hose Marie Lauriol. GEOLOGY XNI) GEOGK XPIIX Associate Professor Emeritus Julia Mary Shijmian: Professor John C. Haff: Associate Professor Minnie E. Lemaire. Bertram G. Woodland; Instructors Xlary X. Woodland. Xlartha 10. (lliurelt; (Graduate Xssistant Janet W. Crumpton. GERX1XN LANGl XGE N|) LITERATI RE Professors Emeriti Grace XL Bacon, Ellen C. Hinsdale. Alice I . Stevens; Professor Erika XI. Meyer: Xssoeiate Professor Editli X. Runge; X isiting Xssistant Professor Henry Lapp: Instructor Sidonie Cassirer; Assistants Else Sell (part-time), Minnie Lobl. HEALTH AND HYGIENE Professors Pat tie J. Groves. Ruth E. Fairhank; Associate Professor Frances P. Wiese; Swittary- Technician Priscilla X. Grant: Nurses. Everett House. Head Nurse Xnna L. Knightly. Catherine ft. XlcDonncll. Ruth A. Knapp, Jean E. Barnett, Mildred XI. Kennedy (part-time): Housekeeper. Everett House, Xnu .hristiau. HISTORY Professors Emeriti X iola F. Barnes, Bertha II. Putnam; Associate Professor Emeritus Jessie XL 'Tat- lock; Professors Norma Xdants. Peter iereek; Associate Professors Wilma J. Pugh. Xlary S. Benson: Lecturer rank. Xss'l. Prof. Ruth A. McIntyre; Xssistuut Professors David P. Leonard. John I.. Trail; Graduate Xssistant Amy Lou A undcrsall. ITALIAN LANG I AGE AND LITERATI RE Professor X «dentine Ciumutti. LI HR ARY Librarian Flora IL Ludington; Librarian Emeritus Hertha E. Blakeley; Assistant Librarian Murgurct L. Ellsworth: Senior Cataloguer X irginiu J. Spencer: Head of Headers Services Mildred XL l.e lden: Order Librarian Elizabeth R. Jacoby; Administrative Assistant Xlerle S. Doran: Cataloguers Hetty Jane XIulleudore. Alma H. Campbell; Assistant Headers Services Nancy XL Devine: Assistant Mary E. Buffington: Clerical Assistants Cynthia J. Tnussaint. Pearl Felice, Ruth E. W ilco . Xlary G. Bower. Ann Xlarcotte Hoot, Madelyn Cray; Assistant (part-time) Xlary Miles Scott: Secretary to Librarian Lucille Clarke. the faculty MATHEM ATICS Professor (� race K. Bates, Fred Kiokemcistcr; Associate Professor William II. Durfee; Instructor Theodore II. M. Crampton. musk: Associate Professor Emeritus Clara It. Tillinghast: Professors Charles Denoe Lccdy. Kutli 1C. Douglass; Associate Professors Harrison Potter, David J. Holden; Assistant Professor and (College Organist Myrtle liegier: Assistant Professors (parI time) Helen Ollieim. Milton .1. Aronson; Instructors (part- time) Nano I.old� , Margaret Hanford. Helen II. Ilazen: Secretary Louise A. Dressel. PI II LI JSOPIIY Professor ICineritus ICIlen IT Talbot: Professor Roger AY . Holmes; Assistant Professor George A . Povev; Lecturer Evelyn Mast; Assistant Prolessor Grace I .. Rose; Visiting Assistant Professor Donald AA . Rogers. PHYSICAL EDI CAT ION Professor Mildred S. Howard; Assistant Professors Rulli L. ICIvcdt. Helen P. Rogers: Instructors F. Muriel Swain. Beverly June llecker. Mary Slutigliter, Marjory C. Beck: Riding Instructor George A. N iehols: Secretary Eleanor (ireemvood. PHYSICS Professor ICineritus Elizabeth R. Laird; Professors Mildred Allen. Rogers I). Rusk; Associate Professor Edward P. Clancy ; Instructor P. Ann Guudiii: (Graduate Assistant Cecily Copsoil; Curator and Tech- nician Dwight A. Rloodgood. piiysiou ga Professor ICineritus Ahliy II. T urner; Proferor Charlotte Haywood, Jytte Mims: Assistant Professor Curtis C. Smith: Lecturer Virginia McMurray: l.almratory Instructor Mary Needier: Crailuate Assistants Kathleen Molt. Lileen M. ( lali.un-. oe L. Papadopoulou, F. Noreen Patricia Moriarty. PLANT SCIENCE Professor Emeritu- Alma G. Stokcv: Associati- Profc-sor ICineritus Asa S. Kinney; Professor Fredda I). Reed: Associate Professor ICtliel T. ICItinge; (Graduate Assistants Patricia A. Boring, Sahra IL Black. POLII 1CAL SCIENCE Professor ICineritus ICIlen I). ICIlis: Professors A ictoria Sehuek, Ruth C. Lawson. Donald (� . Morgan; Assistant Professors Leslie AA . Dunbar. Gerhard l.ocwcnberg: Instructors (Catherine I). W illision, Kcrmit C. Morrissey (part-time). PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION Professor ICineritus Samuel P. Haves: Prolessors Stuart M. Stoke. T homas Y. Reese. Richard T. Sollenherger. John A olkinann: Associate Professor� Horace II. Corbin. Mary Cheitcv Stephenson, Lorraine AA . Kenner: Assistant Professors Lorraine N. AA arsehausky. Kritomar J. I landlon, Rachel L. Smith: Instructor John !. )sg(� od; Assistant. Reading (Ilinic Adah AA est; Instructor Priscilla Iloiighton; Teacher in the Gorsc Child Study Center June I). Ruusclier: Assistant (part-time) ICIlen P. Reese; Secretary (part-time) Mary C. Row ler. RELIGION Professor Lim-ritus Laura II. Wild; Professor J. Paul Williams: Associate Professor Ronald J. I am- blyn. Assistant Professor.-� Robert II. Bryant, Rerjouhie Andreassian. RUSSI AN I.ANGl AGE AND LITERATI RE A isitiug Associate Professor (.atlierine A. Pastuhova: Visiting Instructor Albert P. Madeira. SPANISH LANG I AGE AND LITER ATT RE Professor Ruth Sedgw ick. Associate Professor Concha de Alhorno .: Instructor German del Rio: Student Assistant Maria Alagdaleua Rarrera. SPEECH Associate Professor Emeritus Alice W. Mills; Professor of Speech and Drama Nadine Shepardson; Associate Professor Clarice T'atiuaiu Assistant Professor (part-time) Inez Ilegarlv. zah) a m;y Professor Emeritus Ami II. Morgan; Professor� Christianna Smith. A. Elizabeth Adams: Katlir n F. Stein; Associate Professor Elizabeth M. Boyd; Assistant Professors Janet A . Kingsbury, Isabelle IT Sprague: Instructor Joel C. EImtIui; Assistant Ruth Thomas: Graduate Assistants Joan M. Earle, Nancy M. Raney. Carolyn Graces. Ilarriettc I). Eongucrc, Jean A. W lute. T. Joan W barton; ( urator- Secrclury Helen L. Goodwin. HEADS OF HOUSES Abbey Hall. Louisa l. Smith: Rridgmun Hall. Nancy M. Raney; Brigham Hall. Stella S. Blair: Buck- land Hall. Beatrice W. Woodward; Cowles Lodge. Vera II. Day: Dickinson House. Helen G. fuller; Hitchcock House. I . Joan AA barton: Le Enver. Alyce II. Holmes; North Alandclle. Evelyn E. Marshall; South Alandclle. Louise I . I abler; Alead. Ruth A. Clarke: Mountain View. Rachel L. Smith: Pearsons Hall. Elsie S. Bartle: Pearsons Annex, Ruth M. Firm; Porter Hall. J. Eleanor Johnson; North Kockc- I filer Hall. (Henna I . Cooper; South Rockefeller Hall, (iecilia Reed: Salford Hall. Grace F. Willey; Sycamores. Eleanor Greenwood: I'orrcy Hall. Mildred G. Simrcll: Wilder Hall, Julia It. Egan: AA oo T- bridge Hall. Guelda I. Lane. class of 1957 l.rfi to right: Barbara June� . Sergeant-at- rms; Vim Mcf'arlaii. Secretary; Barbara Friedman, President: Mary Phillip� . Yicc- Prcaident; Judith Frank, Song Leader: Cynthia Folkers, Treasurer. Vhhk. Janet I kvncks. 23 Oxford Kd.. Manhassctt. N. . Vi.KWMtKH. r.iuMtii Otis, HI) I. Kennet t Square. Pa. Vi.tkogge, Phyllis Dkvn. 606 So. ashington St.. Mexico. Mo. Anderson. Carolyn. 22« No. Bent Rd.. yucote. Pa. Angelo, Im Joannk, Huckleberry IlilL South Lincoln, Mass. t � tin. Margaret Frances. Mist Si.. Reldiertown, Ma � . Avars, Marjorie Barci.aa. 202 Rugio ltd., Syracuse 6. . . Backi s. I)| NK Eleanor. I«20 E. Fox Lane. Milwaukee IT. is. Bai. :ii. Barbara. 1202 Parkway Fast. I lira 2. . V B u ard. Vnnk iiitcomr. 95$ fleberton St.. Pittsburgh 6. Pa. Barton, Siiari M y. 666 West End ve.. New A ork 25, V A . Baler, Fmii.ie Gkykr. II I No. Thomas St.. Vrlington 3. a. Beckman. Daryl Ku .abktb, 125 Kennedy Lane. Bryn Mawr. Pa. Berg. B ARB vr a Vnn, 221 Oakland ltd., Maplewood. . J. Bekgnek, I1 aak St annK, If t W est 70 St.. New V ork 21. V Y. BlGKlow, N NCX Fii aiikth. 19 Seminary Vve., Viihiirmlale 06. Mass. Bii.i.kr. !Y tai.ib Lot isb, 252 May St.. W orcester. Mass. Bingham. Deborah. 1616 W. Laurel, Springfield. III. Bihney, Bhkt Bateman, I 12 Smull Ave.. West Caldwell, N. J. Bishop. Katiiryn Vnnk, 5210 Telegraph Rd.. Bloomfield Hill-. Mich. Bo m n, Borin, City Point. Fla. Bh arson. Ji i.i . I I S. (louller St.. Staunton. a. Urasiow. Piiyi.i.is M axink, 313 Collins Vve.. Mount eruou, N. Y. Bray. Helen Makgare:t,21 I pton Lane. Lyntifield. Mass. Brickktt. Carol. 38 W hittier Rd.. Wellesley Hills 82. Mas� . Bri murid, Peggy nn. (� 310 Sherwood Rd.. Philadelphia 31. Pa. Bt cknell, nita. W i Ilia mi St.. Norwalk. Conn. Bi N L, Stkimi anik Ckcili a. .'alle ()ricnte I. .'ara« as (iountry ( Job. iaraeas. me .nela Bi rgoyne. Ci.aike Emu isk, 152 Sidlivan PI.. Brooklyn 25. N. 5 . Ill iiw Naiija Knevi.k. 2(� F.dgcwiMHl ltd.. Summit. N. J. Ill RSTYN. Ri ril Miriam. 71 Garland Rd.. New Ion Center 50. Mass. Hitler. Katherine Eli , mirth. IO0 Edgecombe vr.. New V ork 32. V V . Cavaday. Martha Jane. 22 Garrison Rd.. (Hen Kalis. N. 5. Cancki.l, Loretta Ritii. 616 E. Lincoln Axe.. Mount Vernon, N. Y. CxKiuck. Lenx-M xy, Main St., East 1 louglas. Mass. Carter. J ac«.� i ei ink i ukky, 621 Ridge St.. IVekskill. N. V . Carter. Jane W aTT. 33 (Catherine St., Fair Haven. N. J. ( men. Bkitv (him. II Welwyn Rd.. Great Neck. V V Condio, Doris Madeline. 186 Oak St., Manchester, Conn. Coogan. Eleanor. 210 Homer St.. Newton Center 50, Mass. Cook, Katherine Vnnk. 52 W. Market St.. Bethlehem. Pa. Cooper. Era nobs Bass. Camp White. Ore. Cox. Jt ditii M anninc, 172 Polhamdale u .. Pelham 65, . 5 Crismti.li, Carolyn Lokkita. 131 Circle Dr.. Plandome. V V. (h ( kk. Jt ditii Ann. 7 N. Sycamore Knolls. South Hadley. Mass. Ciionin, Fr ances Bi hr. 32 Fremont St.. Bloomfield. N. J. Davidson. Marcia Dell, 151 Nahanton vc.. Milton. Mass. Davison. M arc xret Bradi.ee. 65 Sleepy Hollow Lane. Scotch Plain� , IN. J. .... . Derm IK. Doris lxia Clarice. 35 87 St.. Jackson Height� Dickinson, Sakaii, 25 Pine Ridge Rd.. Wuhan (� 8. Mass. 72. N. V. I l . Pxi LINE Va 1«.. Nortli Springfield. t. Dodd. Mara Robinson. 317 S. Long Beach Vac.. Freeport. N. 5, Dom a-. Di nk, 22Ml S. Cook St., Denver Hi. Colo. Di Bois. Raciiei Llewellyn. 122 Plimpton St.. Walpole. Ma� s. Dt v . (in x km muK, 52 f orest Park Vve.. Springfield 8. Mass. Edmonds, Nancy nn. 51 Woods Lane. Sear.-dale. N. V. Fi.i.iott. Vi.dia Darelle Newkirk. 136 Midland Vac.. Montclair. N. J. Fi.us. St .anne. 30 Denny Rd.. Chestnut Hill (� 7. Mass. Ena art. K ate Perrin. Deer Park. Grceimich. Conn. Fra in. Ji da. 200 Baxter Blvil.. Portland .5. Me. Fenukrt. (r mi. Jo anne. W'caver St.. cV: Stratton Rd.. Ncaa Koehelle. N. V . FennimaN. Fi.IZAIIETII Vnnk. 29 Ten Verr Lane. W est I fort lord. (ionn, Fi.m menu aft. Carol, 275 Linden Blvil., Brooklyn 26. N. V . Fi.kkt, Dorothy Ann. Honeysuckle Lane. aitchogiie, N. A, Fleming. m kt( iien. 25(1 Jefferson Vve.. Niagara Fall� , N. 5. Ft,orange. nn Elizabeth, 66 Pine Grove ve.. Summit. N. J. Foi.KBRs. Cv tiii a (!akol. 617 Belvidcre « .. I l:iitifi« ld. N. J. I ostkr. Harriet Rkrkcca. Midstream House, falls Village, (.nun. Frank. Ji ditii Evelyn, 321 Glcnwood Rd., Ridgewood. N. J. fitBt ndlicii. Barrara Magda. (� 0 MiCrfmlr Rd.. Ncaa Rochelle, N. Y. Frikdaian. Barbara Sanders. (� Pinehurst Cir. VVV.. Washington 15. I). C. Friedman. Elinor Janet. 221 Club Drive. Woodmen . N. V. I i im;k. Moi la W eston. High Lope farni. Manlius. N. V. Gai anti. Hf.mta Rosalie. I2 � Grove St.. Lodi. N. J. (� ei’Kert. Patricia C.i i.pkppkh. I 10 Fast 81 St.. Ncaa V ork 2«. N. V . Gibson, Fiieodosia Slice. 1102 Washington Rd.. Went Palm Beai’li. Fla. Gorton, F.i.oi isk M ary. 853 1 Diversity PI.. Grosse Poiute30. Midi. Gorton, Trypiikna Vnn. 35 High Rock ltd.. Way land. Mass. ( im iii, Phyllis 'I'iioka. 152 Wood Pond Rd.. Farmington. Conn. G k a a . Ph y u.is Rollins. 3501 W illiamshurg I .am N W .. W ashing ton 8 i . ( Grin ei.l. Stephanie. 1071 E. Eighth St.. Brooklyn 30. N. V. Gross, Patricia Vnnk. 32 Birch St.. Mount V ernon, N. V Gl TKM NST, Rt i’ll W ILI.A. 32 Egbert Vve., Staten Island 10. V V. Hair. 11 akiiikt. 61.5 Crystal Drive. Spartanburg. S. ( !. II M.LSTKN, Linda Lee. 150 Gilbert Vac.. Ncaa Haven. Coiiii. H amilton, Lai ri-.kn Beth. 30 Woodstock Drive. Preaknes� . N. I. Hammer, Vi.exandr a. Cherry Hill Rd.. Branford, Conn. II nson. VI vr a an . 7 Hickory Hill Rd.. New Britain. iout). IIargitt, Vnn Holmes. 811 W alts St., Durham. VC. Haktsiiokn, Fi.i .abetii Pershing. Pidenek Creek Rd.. New Hope, Pa. Heard. Mara Jane. .5 Lincolnshire Wax. Winchester. Mas� . IIeuerLK. Vntje. 1637 Cloversdalc Rd.. Baton Rouge. La. IIkinemann. Marianne, 10 Mill Kd., New Canaan. Conn. Hendricks. Virginia. 30 Brunswick ltd.. Montclair. N. J. 11ersf.v. Vltiiea. 29 W oodside ltd.. Winchester. Mass. IIkslin. Dorothy-Ann. 281 C.orhin Vve.. New Britain, (ionn. Hewitt. Vltiika Rose, 19 (Aid Railroad Vve.. llavcrford. Pa. Hit I sm an. Nannv M aki;arkt, 21 1 Waxerly St-. W innipeg 9. Manitoba. (.anada 173 IIittinoer, Barbara Ellen, 1817 Ilomestead Vvc., Bethlehem, Pa. Holton, Nancy Evalrnw, Lyndon lid., Fayetteville, V V Hood. Bariiyra Ellen Cm rciiill. 395 Warren St.. Brookline 11. Mans. Hoyt, Alice Taylor, 279 Fuller St., West Newton, Mass. Ill her, Sai.ly Ann, 5430 V Berkeley Blvd.. Milwaukee 17. W it . Inskkkp, Mary Iaji , 1045 Watchung Ave., Plainfield. N. J. Irvin. Ji ditii Ann. 1005 F.mpedrado St.. Tampa. Fla. Israel. Sheila Ring. 375 West End Xve., New York 24. N. X. James. Makgahbt, 135 Benedict Ter., Longineadow 6, Mass. Jbnsvold, Xnnk Christine, Old Branchville Hd., Ridgefield, Conn. Jobes, Carolyn, 115 Kirkstall Hd., Newtonville 60, Maes. Johnson, Carol I am ink, 800 1t. Pleasant St.. innetka. 111. Johnson. Kathleen Crack, Evergreen Hill Hd., Fairfield. Conn. Jones. Bvriiaua. Brown's Hd.. Huntington 12. V X. Jordan. Xnn Jt liet. I 1 Sherbrooke Hd., Soarsdale. . Y. Joyce. Bariiara Skm ard, 43 Woodcliff Drive. Madison. V J. Jt t)D, C a holy n Hi th. 3083 Ordway St. N.W .. XX ashtngton 8. I). C Kink, Patricia Nor ah, 90 Orchard Lane, Melrose 76. Mass. Kells. Meredith, Boa 152, York Harbor, Me. Kent. Patricia Anne. Washington St., Duxbury. Mass. Ki rn, Mary' Frances, 6 Brooks Hd.. New Canaan, Conn. Ki.eit. Lois Roberta. 118 W. Englewood Ave., W est Englewood. . J. afKi.iNTEBF.RC. Vera BaRaD, 222 Elm St.. West Hempstead. N. X . Kocii-W kskh, (riSEt.A, 138 Sunset Lane. Penally, N. J. Kokci.kk, Carol Eimikita, 350 East 57 St.. New York. N. X . Koeiilek. Janice I ah . 100 )akland Hd., Maplewood. N. J. KuabiscH, Elizabeth Pai line. Willow Brook Farm, (Hient, N. X. Km vi s, ircinta Xnn, 33-39 1(� 8 St.. Flushing 58, . X . Khai t. Maxine Ci.aire. 175 Xrgyle Hd.. Brooklyn 18. N. X. Krcsl, Carolyn. 27 Rugio ltd., Manbassett, N. X. Ki KTIIER. OlllTIIIA ANNE. 17 Monroe St.. Pelham Manor 65. V X. Ki hski.l. Katherine Amy. 12 Murray Hill Hd., Searsdale, N. X . La Farce, Catherine, 75 Ave dr Breteuil, Paris We, France I.vino. Janet Tri'ksdkll, Hillsdale, N. Y. Lancert. Sheila Helen, Country Club Hd.. Somerville. N. J. Larsen. Henni. 117 Van Buren Ave.. Teaneck, N. J. 1 .kv it vs, Betty Ann. II Lyons Place, WrstwiMid, N. J. I.IK, KANDt, 203 X assar St., Rochester 7. N. X . LlNDEWAlEH. I'a MARA, 101 l orraine Ave.. Fpper Montclair. N. J. Linton. Betty Ann, 85 Berkeley St.. West Newton 65, Mass. Lonc. Si svn Dorothea, 104 E. Padre St., Santa Barbara, Culif. Ixinnquist, Karen J., I Milburu Park. Evanston, III. Litqi e-Cvleho, Mac a Li Isabel, Bon 290, Guayaquil. Ecuador. South America Lytle, X ai.krie, 16 Berkeley Place. Buffalo 9, N. X . McCarty, Patricia E., 135 S. Mountain lid., Pittsfield, Mass. McDonnell. Iams nn, 101 Rita ltd.. New Castle, Del. McFari.an, Ann Lillian. 101 Smull Xve.. West Caldwell. N. J. McGhee, Linda, 375 Gallup Hd., Spcnecrport, N. X . McIntyre, Xlvm L.. 187 Pleasant St., Holyoke, Mass. McKenzie. Hi m. 81 Ravine Hd.. Medford, Mass. McLvi chi in, J vne C.. 2019 Laurel Hill Drive. South Euclid. Ohio Vic Math. Lillian IE. 189 (‘.loverly Hd.. Grosse Pointe Farms 36. Mich. McXIi icimiv� Dorothy XL. 158 Suni|� son Pkwv., Pittsfield. Mass. M Mil.KR. Mary Jean, 65 Brown Hd.. Searsdale, N. X. M VRCY, Grf.TCIIEn B„ 811 Neff Hd., Grosse I'oiute, Mich. M vkr. Xnnk I’., 115 East 8(i St.. New X ork 28. N. X . M attoon. Norma A., 2858 W ilhraham Hd., Springfield. Mass. Meyer, Ellen S., 12 Job Cushing Rd„ Shrewsbury, Vlass. Mkykh, M vry F.. 75 (California Xve.. Middletown. N. X. Miller, Marjorie B.. II Riverside Drive. New York 23. N. X. Mitchell. M. Joyc e. 5 Marquette Lane. Kankakee, III. Moiin. Xsthid II.. 103 Corona Ave., Pelham 05. N. X. XIorcenrotii. Cynthia E.. Douglas Hd.. Hemurdsville. N. J. Morse. K. Ann, 209 Vleadowhrook Hd., XX eston 93, Muss. XIo I.EY'. Ei.LKN L.. 526 Beach Dr.. Ilerumsa Beach, Calif. X11 eskh, Gayle E., Ivy Hill Hd., Xlount Kisen. N. X. Xli ill.. X. nn. 8135 Stanford Ave.. I niversitv C 'itv 21. l« . Mi rk ay. Joanne. 310 Race Xve., I.uneuster. Pa. Ml TSC 111.ER, Lktitia F... I 18 Xsean Ave., Forest Hills Gardens. N. X . Needham. Frances X., 10 Radnor Hd.. Great Neck. N. X. Nei.lis, Manila n K., 5 DeLanccy Dr.. Geneva. N. X. Niciiols, Carolyn J.. Christ Church Rectory. SulTem, N. X. N Hilis� andeh. Mildred. 71 Walker St.. Laconia. N. II. Noonan. Patricia X., I 16 South Elm St.. Wallingford, Conn. Norwood. Catherine F., 5101 W omlgide Hd., Baltimore 29. Md. Oki Bo, Keiko. 926 Ir.umieho Suginamiku, Tokyo, Japan Oi.Mstkad, Katiii.ekn V.. 6(� 9 Tolland Tpk.. Manchester, Conn. Olsen. Jan S., 10 W ashington Ave., Cohleskill. N. Owen. I.y.nnk E.. 725 Michigan Xve.. Evanston, 111. Pbvrody, Lai rv F.. 12 Dartmouth St.. Springfield 9. Maas. Pennington. Nvncy L, Wire Mill Hd.. Stamford. Conn. Peterson. Carolyn J., 121 Tuitxis Hd.. NX est Hartford 7. Conn. Pfi ni . IIei.cv, (� 21 Overhill Hd., Ardmore, Pa. Phillips, M vry. 700 Minard Hun, Bradford, Pa. Picott, Margaret V.. 85 Boston St., Guilford, Conn. Pollock, Penelope Morrow, Avondale Hd.. Nether Providence. Pa. Pope, Diana L.. 174 Hartshorn Dr.. Short Hills, N. J. Porter. Lai rv VI., 70 Warrior Hd., Louisville, Ky. Post. Lee I) ..57 Craiwcll Xve.. West Springfield. Mass. Potter, B. Xnn. 13 Beacon St.. Nashua, N. II. Pucci, M vkii.yn X.. 1092 Dewey Ave., Rochester 13, N. X. Hake, Marjorie K., II Congress Lake. Ilartsville, Ohio H vines. Susannk, 56 Boylston Ave., Providence 6, H. I. Hamskybr, Lind v XL. Pine St.. Norton, Mas� . Rees, XI. Jt DITII. 3082 Livingston ILL. Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Remington, Katharine N., 119 Hampton Hd., Syracuse 6, N. X . Kiioads, Judith J.. 108 School ILL. XX ihnington 3. Del. Richards, Ellen K., Gottsteinstrasse 197, Cologne-Vlarienburg, Germany Robertson. Marcery XX vtts. 25 XXdodland ILL, Barrington, H. I. Robertson. Susan W .. 112 Third Xve., Warren, Pa. Rof.nnai . Patricia L., 315 East W ashington Ave., Council Bluffs. Iowa. Holer. Robin X., 99 W arren St.. Concord, N. II. Komig. Cokinnk I'.. (� 16 Findley Hd., Glenside. Pa. Roy. Ji ditii X., 69 Jayson Xve., Great Neck, N. X . Salonia, Camille V, 106 Highland Ave., Middletown, (ionn. Sanchez. Ana XL. 16 St., No. 12, Havana, Cuba Sand. Elizabeth, 1300 Rnlund Xve., Baltimore 10, XLI. S v ace. lice XL. 30 I leering St.. Portland 4, Me. Schaefer, Betsey’ XI.. Dublin ILL. Greenwich, Conn. Sen err. SrsvN E.. 721 Lindcll Xve.. Cincinnati 26, Ohio Schoknborn, Frieda X., 159 W oodhull Xve.. Hiverhcad, N. X. Sent i.tz. Evelyn. 1553 New Britain Xve., XX est Hartford 10. Conn. Scorr, Sara Jo, 372 Shelvoumc Ter.. Ridgewood, N. J. Search. Carol X.. 120 Prospect Xve., Princeton, N. J. SiivNRvt At, Elinor l . 11 Newell Xve., Southbridge, Xlass. StEDENiit rg, Xnne. Star Route, lleno, Ohio Silver. Xnnk XX.. 150 XVest End Xve.. New X’ork 21. N. X. Sm vn. Doris .1.. 28 ()vcrl«M� k Ter., Maplewood, N. J. Smith. Patricia. 15 Fallen St.. Cambridge 38. Mass. Solomon, N aomi .. 150 Dartmouth St., Rochester 7, N. Y. Stanley, Carol X.. 153 Lyman St.. South Hadley, Mass. Stone. Xi.ice (1.. 210 Norfolk St.. Springfield 9. Xlass. Stone, XIirivm, College llv, Southampton. Xlass. Strobkl, Xnn C.. 170Shorclimn Dr., Rochester 18, N. X. Sti kgks. Rosalind II., 8020 St. Martin's Lane, Philadelphia 18. Pa. Sullivan, Hi th G., 15 lligli Si., Andover, Xlass. Sutherland, Ann C., 91 Otis Sl„ llingham. Mass. Sw itnhero. Norma .1.. 27 Highland Xve.. Keene, N. II. Sw anson, M vrgakkt J., 230 Mainaroneek Hd., Searsdale, N. V. Pay lor, XI arc vret J., 1012 Gaston Xve., Austin,'Pexas TknCza. Dorothy X.. 106 Beech St.. Holyoke, Mass. Thorpe. Priscilla J.. 1820 Norfolk St.. Houston 6. 'Pexa� Tilton. Jvnb R.. 16505 Linden Dr.. T«� nkawoodcroft Wayzata. Minn. Pink. Nancy E., 132 Pleasant Place. Xrlinglon. N. J. Town fr, Nvncy N., 509 Seminary Ave.. Tow son I. Md. vn Dine. M vry L.. 121 XX oodlawn St., liamdcn 14. Conn. XX viilrkrg, Ki.i.kn I... 150 Xrutidel Xve., XX est Hartford. Coiiil XX a 1.1 vndf.r, Rosalind J.. 1133 Park Xve.. New X ork 28. N. X . XX Vri . Frances XL. 100 W ash in ton Xve., Pelham 65, N. X. XX vrrkn. Xnnk, 181 Main St.. XX etherslield 9. Conn. XX AsKow iTZ, Betsey' A.. 33 XVightman ILL. New Britain. (’.oiin. XX eikei., Xnn. 1556 I) can St.. Schenectady 9. N. X . XX Risk art, J v k S.. 27 XX est 86 St.. New Y ork 21. N. X . W ei.su, Barbara Latiirop. 19 Guthrie PI.. New London. Conn. White. Marilyn V.. 601 Rid gel and Ter.. Englewood, N. J. W kite, Saha J., 215 South Ninth St., Nohlesville, Tnd. XX lews, F.nov S., 31 I XX est 97 St.. New X ork 25. N. X . W ii.df.kyi an. Xnnk C.. 6610 North 12 St., Philadelphia 26. Pa. XX ili.lvyis, Gail P., 261 Regent St.. Hampton, X a. NX it.son. Jt ditii G., 10 Xfoiiotaiu ILL. 'Penally, N. J. XX oodw vkd. Deborah. Mount llolvoke College. South lladlev. Xlass. Woodward. Francesca P.. Blossom Farm, Nasauu. N. X. X oi m;, Xnn XL. 194 Spenrer Place. Ridgewood. N. J. Xahriskik. Lynn, 19 («race Ct.. Brookivn 1, N. X. 174 class of 1958 C « I. Ifft to right: Kuiily Boyne. Sergeant -at- rms: Joan llovemlon. Treasurer; Joan FdAvarda. Secretary: Margaret Brandenburg. President: Mary Putriciu Cameron. Song Leader; kuthiceu Baird. N it:e-Prrsidcnt. i vms, BKTTV I.oi isk. 7201 oodhaven Bend. Hethcsdu, Md. i ams, Lvwk, 6515 Prairie Kd.. Omaha 3. Nel� . Vlbkrt. Sak M AKTii v. 25 Hale St.. Beverly. Maw. Vlkxandek. Lai ken F'.tiikl. 53 Harvest l)r.. Scarsdale. . V Vnaayll. Barbara Jean. I Montgomery ve.. Ilolvoke. Mass. i in. Kmzaiiktii Vnn. 3 F.mhassy Ct.,‘Greal Neck. V V. Vxkord. Ki.sik Fli .abktii, lotto Electric St., SeranIon 9. Pa. Vykr. Nanca Hi ntkk. 66 V ale St.. inchest er. Mass. Bailey. Elizabeth kakcks. 107 Columbia Vve.. Syracuse 7, N. V . Baird, k atiilkkn Mmisimi.l 31 Walworth e.. Sear-dale. . V. Barclay. Peregrine. 729 Whitney l)r.. Pensacola. Fla. Barton. Charlotte Cole. Ill Highland Vve., Barrington. B. I. BaTKM AN. k ATIIKRINK M Alt IK. 536 ViidnxerSt.. Lawrence. Musa. Bai eh, Catherine Ellen. 33 V Fulton St.. Vlleulown. Pa. Bkkhs Martha Josephine, 50 l.oekwood ve.. 01 1 Greenwich. a mil. Bennett, F.lkvnor Doris, 5705 Stony Bun Dr.. Baltimore 10. Md. Berkley. Caroi. n . 31-12 76 St.. Jackson Heights. . Y. Bernstein. Joyce, 26 Wood mere Blvd., W oodmere, . V. Betiihl, Joan Bitii, P. O. Box 71. Nassau. Bahamas Bisskll. Carol St awe. 1006 So. Cedar Lake Bd.. Mimicupolis, Minn. Boiiman. II ark ar a I.oi isk, 11-511 77 St., .laekson Heights. V V Holes, FALLEN (!hask. 16 Jefferson Bd.. Scarsdale. . . Honk.i l. Priscilla Bltii. 15 Stark St.. Nashua. V II. Horton. Eleanor Thompson. Indian Spring Farm. Meehauiegville, Pa. Boyce. Kmii.y Jane. 134 So. Park Vve. Hinsdale. III. Bkadiii ry. Deborah wk. Biitleriiut Hollow Bd.. Greenwich. (ionn. BraIH.KY. Ki.IZARKTH II ATTON. 813 Greenwood Bd.. W ililliiigtOM 6. Del. Hr andenbcrc. Margaret Vnnk.971 Fast wood Bd.. Glennie. III. IIkoi k, Barii aii a. Valley Bd.. Newton Square. Pa. Hrodska. Grace I.ini� a. 23 W. 73 St.. New V ork 23. N. V . Brody. Hilda B azkl. 26 Glendoon Bd.. Needham 12. Mus . Brooks, Martha S ahhoroi gii. Harvey Circle. kinslon. N. . Bryan. Si San I’.kan. 5 ITust Lane. Madison. V J. Bickiky. Marcia V N W akemau. Ohio Bt i.t.ari . Lkonorb. I 12 Boosevell Bd.. Bochester 18. V . Hi 'ii� . Carolyn. 226 sh St.. W eston, Mass. Bt rroaas. Bose Marie M.. IT Gramercv Park S.. New V «� rk 3. N. V. Bt sin ii. nn Ci.oisk, 13666 Lstill Dr.. Lakewood 7. Dhio Cain. W inured Ji DITil, 10 Buymnnd Vve.. Holyoke. Mass. Cameron. Mara Patricia. Ill Country Cluh Bd.. (.amp II ill. Pa. Cannon, Nancy Ki.isk. 3 I 15 N. E. Davis St.. Portland l5.Ure. Carpenter. Canthi a Sti art. 126 Packard ve.. Medford .� • . Mass. '.ii en. Sata i a IIsiao-Wei. II Farmer Bd.. Vrlinglon 1. Mass. CiiKSKimot on. Carolyn. 35 MaylloAver Bd.. Needham 92, Mass. ClllLToN. Patricia, 6108 High Dr.. Kansas Cit 13. Mo. Ci.aavsen, Jt'DlTli 11arrikt. 2 115 83 Si.. Brooklyn II. V V Claytor. Margaret Jane. 211 I La Areiwe St. N. I ,.. Washington 18. D. Comstock. M ary-Fli.KN. 3 (.hesterlielil Bd.. Worcester 2. Mass. !onnor. Pathici a Van. 11 Bardwell St.. South Hadley Falls, Mas� . Corey, Ellen Margaret. 115 Mujilc St., Gardner. Mass. Corliss. M arjohie Jean. 170 W ashington St.. Gloucester. Mas?.. Co ert. Linda Bitii. 28 Smutl Vve.. I aldwell. J. Coxiiead, Margaret, Llewellyn Park. West Orange. N. J. Ck ank. Patricia Vaak. 22181 Fairmouut Blvd.. Shaker Heights 18, t hio C -H FORD, Halcyon. 9 High Bock St.. Needham 62. Musa. Crew. Carol nn.5I2 Wyndmoor ve.. Philadelphia 18. Pa. ( Rl ME. J ANE Iz sson. 000 W 190 St.. New V ork 33. V . Ci iirkn, Jt DITil Maxaaei.i.. Prospect St.. Martddtcld Hills. Mu . Ci itvisii. Elizabeth Van. oOl W . Church St.. Klmira, N. Y. Dana, Elizabeth M a si. and, 115 Spring Mill Bd.. illanovu. Pa. I) va id on. I )orsea k ATH KIRIN E. 325 W ood land V e.. I iiehbnrg. V a. Doi.i off, Sarah Vnn. 33 Lexington ve.. (.amhridge. Mass. Donkekslky. Carol nn. 30 Glen Bidge Bd.. Crunstovi 10. B. I. Dowell. Vi.ice Van. 629 llorkaday St.. Council Grove. kun. Dt aipkr. Sai.i.a Ilizaheth, 201 Randall ve., Freeport. N. V. I)yilas. Donna Im.aink. 7 Milton ve.. Vuisterdam. N. V. Fdckrton. Mara Bi nting. College Ave.. Ilaverford. Pa, I'.DIE. M � A nton. 681 So. Broad wax. V onkers 3. . V. Kd a ari� s. kdytiik. 786 iewmont ve., Johnstown. Pa. ITdva ards. Jean Wetzel. 131 W «st 120 St.. New York 27. . V. I'.nw ards. Jo a n. ood hi 11 PI.. Northport 7, S. V. Kli.ison, Ji ditii Vnn. 1155 Booecvclt Vac.. Pelham 65, Y. Ft LISTON, F'.l i .arktii Pfnn. 263 South ve.. W eston 63. Mass. Klstad. M arc aret J Kan. Gallaudet College N.K.. W ashington 2. I). C. Kngi.e, 14ii Isk k ATIIKRINK. Main St.. Convtihaiu. Pa. Fnsaaoktii. Vi n e Billim;t«� n, 608 llansh iw Bd.. Ithaca. V V. Faa. Si � a Ki.inore. 32 Sias Lane. Milton 86. Ma� . FeisKH, Pathh ia Vnn. 133 Findlay St.. V ork. Pa. Fkldaian. Betik Vnn.629 Highland Vac.. Fall Biver. Mas� . I’ktter«� i k. Vnn Middleton. Spring anil C!enter Vve.. JeukiiitoAMi, Pa. F I At. a. J A net Fit LEN. 171 Sat tertliw ait« Vac.. Nutley It). . J. Fish. Sandra Jean. Blandford Bd.. tdiestcr. Mas� . Fishman. Steimiimk II.. 1135 Lexington Vac., New V ork 28, N. V . Fi a ;i.er. Si zanne Frances, i 03 Laurel St.. l ongnieud«) ( . Mass. F ( m . k: Lit krc . S � n j a Mu HKLET. 3l� 00 Springhill Vve.. Spring Hill. Via. F’oisie. Vnnettk Kendall. 65 Ilill-Aiew Bd.. Milton 86. Muss. Frail. ( atiikrink May. 73 Port Watson St., ( orlland. N. V. F’rksii. St zanne Marie. 15 (rarthwail« ler.. M.iplewnod. . J. F kki DKMtt kc. Marion II.. Bex in Manor. Camp Hill. Pa. Ft i.i.EinoN, Margaret Holmes. 20 lz no Dr.. (rreeiiAvieh. Conn. Ceoiu.e. F.i.r AHETii Jane.2011 Lexington Pkwv.. Seheneetadx 6. . V . George. Jo an n a. I tiixersily Station. (liarlol tes ille. V a. (vERARD. Bi tii. 1810 Glenwnod Bd.. Brooklyn 30, N. V. Gn t.BScIK. Shirley. 310 Nevada Dr.. Ilrie. Pa. Gilman. I.md M arion, 300 Belmont Vve.. Vshury Park. N. J. Godfrey. Cornelia Pease. 206 Pleugunt St.. Bennington. Vt. Gordon. Patricia, king Si.. Vrmonk. N. V. Graham. Gail H argr aa es. 3 I Moore St.. F all Biver. Mass. Graham. Helen Parker. 79 Huntington Bd., Garden City, N. Y. II all. Garoia n Siikraaood. 1250 Biver St.. Bochester 10. N. V. Hammond. Kristin. West Harwich. Mass. 11 ardy. S ar aii k ETTELU Zero Montvale Bd.. Worcester. Muss. II ainik. Dori-� Vnn. 81 Princeton St., (harden City. N. V. IIensi IIBL. F.li en Bivy. II Fair' iew Bd.. Tenuity. N, J. 175 II khz. my Hkktiia, 108 Fast Ml Si.. Pa I croon I. V J. Hkyaian. Joan Vpei.e. 27 Irwin PI.. Bloomfield. N. J. Boon. Margaret II vi.u 17 Scarsdale Kd.. West Hurl Toni 7, Conn. 1 Iooaer. Janf. Fkhgi son. I Kidgelex Ter.. Jamestown. N. J. Norm-:. Diana Stearns. 1007 IVquol Vac.. New Loudon. Conn. Hoakndon. Jow Lincoln. 238 Canterbury Kd,. Westfield, N. J. Hi i.mk. Leslie. 235 Hast 22 St.. New York. . Y. III Kl.KY. M i ra Karls, 360 Granby H«l.. South Hadley Falls, 1 ass. Jacobi s, Carolyn Elizabeth, 281 Canterbury Mil.. VV estiield. N.J. Janes. ancy Flizarrtii. 2688 Clenhurst Vve.. Minneapolis 10. Minn. Johnson, Gloria. 0 Intervale St., Boston. Mass. Johnson, Phkiii- Chapman. 208 Baltimore VveM Point Pleasant. N.J. Johnson. Sandra. 117 Lawrence ( t.. liid wond, N. J. Jonhs, Ann Dickson, 22 Sage Ter.. Scarsdale, N. 'I . Jones. I ,v nk nn.37 Hillside ve.. West I lari ford. N. A. K vKNw, Barbara Eleanor. 335 W oodland Vve., illianisnort. Pa. k ask. Cketciien I.YNN, 251 I N. Wald ve„ Milwaukee. is. Katz, Eleanor Jane, 2711 Green leaf St.. Chicago 15, III. Keating. K aren. 21 N. Main St.. Cob asset. Mass. Khitii, Mary Katherine, 155 Marion Blvd., Marion. Iowa Kki.lam. Barbara Nvsii. Brushy Kidge Kd., New Canaan. Conn. K I. AMKIN. S AM K A ItlKNK. 50 Moiiroe St., M erideil. ( loilll. kI.kin, M arii.y n Carol. 520 Brandon PL. ClilTside Park. N. J. koni, Elizabeth Lot ISE. 109 Dclaneex ve., Mainaroneek. N. A. koKK. Dkhra Elk a. 222 Lorraine V e.. Mt. Vernon, N. . Kozopoy. Pm la. 108 Moss Hill ILL. Boston 30. Mass. Lank, Constance nn. 202 Poplar Vve., N w tonville 00. Mass. L askowski. Iiiwin a Teresa. 20 20 xe., Irxington. N.J. Latiiam. W ai.no. 3512 Riverside Vve.. Jacksonville 5. Pla. Lkisknrin'g, Helen Pardee. Pour Winds Parm. Sybertsville, Pa. Lea in . Phyllis Ann. 1571 Beaeon Si.. Brookline. 1ass. I.KAINK. IIakkiet, 15 Miller Vac.. Portsmouth. N. II. Lea ink. N ancy Jane. ( I7 Broadway. Paterson I. N. J. Lewiston. J net Joy. 25 Nirvana ve.. Great Neck. N. Y. I.ITTKLL, Jacqi kune Vnn, (� 0 (irovc Avc., Madison. Conn. Littnkk. Joyce Mildred. 751 Linden St., Bethlehem. Pa. Loka am, k xren. 71 15 Third Yve.. kenosha, W is. Lord. Ann, It Crest Lane. Swartliniore, Pa. Li kriieks. Evelyn Hankers, 231 Caywood Kd.. Baltimore 12. Md. I.t kt11. Virginia lit i.lock. 2078 Sheridan ILL. Evanston. III. Li m. Susan Ciiandx.ek. 51 Pairview Ave.. Chatham, N. J. Lyai.l, Lairaine May, 353 llillerest ILL, Kiduowood. N. J. Lym an. Linda Loi ire. II Lurch Lane, Scarsdale. N. Y. Lystkr, nn Stratton, 02 S. Broad St.. Norwich. N. A. MckKE, Si san, 71 1 mherson Yve.. Pittsburgh 32. Pa MgLank, K atrin a. Flickorx Hill ILL. Avon, (!onn. McLf an, N ancy Jean. 880 S. Scott St., Adrian. Mich. Maciison, Bonnie Loi isk. 123 West 03 St.. New V ork 25. N. A. M ac. Jo n G AiiKiKi.. 2 11 Vine St., New Britain. Conn. M l .ms, iI.ZE Maija. 21 Hamilton Yve.. Greenwich. Conn. M aki. Siieilv Ann. 56 North St.. Pirn-tor. A t. M arston, Diwa Sargent. 1611 N. Meridian St.. Indiunaiiolis 8, I ml. Martin. Barr ah a Ann. 23 Dobbs Ter.. Scarsdale. N. A. Martin. Leslie. Stanwirk ILL. Greenw ieh. ( .onn. Masioaa. Kosiland Joan. 15 Larch Lane. Scarsdale. N. A. Matheson, AIary Carolyn. 216 ILidnor Kd., Btaii Alawr. Pa. VI atiibyymin. Pai line Hendry. 575 Manor Lane. Pelham Manor. N. Y. M ATTOKAYS. Crk aldine. 136 Cor lies Axe., Pelham. N. A. Mwaaell. Nancy. K.D. 2. Manlius. N. A. Mi-i n s. J ank Claire, 27 Bradford Kd.. Scarsdale. N. A . Mknpklsoiin, M arie lz)i isk, 86-23 188 St.. Hollis 23. V A . M err ELL. Linda. 1185 Green Bay Kd., Highland Park. III. VIkkkick, Karen Patricia. 32 ILitle |ge ILL. Valhalla. N. A. Mkakh. Sheila At drey. 170 W ashington Si.. Norxvieh, Conn. Miller, Joan W rigiit, Lehigh Pkwx., Vlleniown, Pa. Moaiskn. Beatrice Pi.i.kn. Cross Klvrr. N. A. Moore, JI pith, 60-1 I Pershing. I Diversity City 5. Mo. Mi it pii R ke. Sarah A aigiian. f� 0 Edge wood Kd.. Summit Park. N. J. Myers. Sondr a Meadows. Twin Lakes. Par Hills. N.J. Nash. Elizabeth Bryan,091 Louden Heights ILL. Charleston. . V «. Nil.an. Jane Elizabeth, 211 Meadow brook ILL. W e� lon 03, Mass. Norton. Margaret Kittredce. 78 MaeDotigall St.. New A ork 12. N. A. Olsen, Clare, .012 Purchase St.. Kye. N. A. Osgood. l)oR«rriiY Dei.i.mer. 15 Hampshire ILL. AA elleslev Hills, Mass. Ostrich. Janet Marik. 18 f orest Kd., West Hartford. Conn. Packard, Diane Loi ise. 705 Crescent Pkwy., W eat field, N. J. Puce. M arette T a i.bot. 1212 Wiltshire Yve., San Yntonio. Tex. Parks, Pelici a. 21 I Harbor ILL, Southport, Conn. Perky. Jt ditii Anne. 0 liathaxvay Cirelc. W y line wood. Pa. Peters. Allison. Box lot. Pori Blakely, Wash. Piikau. Elizabeth Anne. 21 Pinedale Axe., Delinar, N. A. Piser. A ircinix Bradley, 313 Oak Si., Ridgewood, N.J. Pot ix s. Dimitkx. 1852 S. Oak Park Axe., Berwyn. III. Pownall, Margaret Pmery, 6 Swartliniore PI., Swarthmore. Pa. Prior. Jt dith Ann. Shuttle Meadow ILL, Plainville, Conn. Keif. Gertri de Bern adhttk, 11 1 Fast 81 St.. New A ork 28, N. A . Khoaps, k vthky n Alison. Pomis Kidge, New Canaan, Conn. Richardson. J anet. Box 77. W averly. Pa. Kipoi r. Elizabeth Candida, 1106 King St., LaCrosse, W is. Komic. Jean Ellen. 39 Ly nacres, Fayetteville, N. A. Koos. Elizabeth W Al.KER. 7216 W estuioreland ILL. I nixersitv City 5, Mo. Bosk, Roberta Lot ise, 01 Konseter Si.. Dorchester 21, Mass. Koskn. Sara M arcia. Ilycliff ILL, Greenwich. Conn. Boyce. Piiokbf. Ann. Meadow ILL. Riverside. Conn. Hi i i� . J ank. Ill «-st III St., New A ork 25, N. A . Ky an. B arr ar a Ki aim-:. 150 Bluff Vve., F.dgcwood 5, K. I. St. Laavrence. Ji pith Ann, 75 Woulworth Vac., Longmea«low 0. Mass. S xii i.E. M athilda M AK, TheSchenlcv Apts., Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Sample, Rebecca Ann, The Sehcnlev Apts., Pittsburgh 13. Pa. Sanborn, Patricia Flagg, Hidden Field. Andover, Mass. Sc. n a EE. Martha Anne, 2016 Midland Ax e.. Sx rueuse 5, .N. A . Sciikttler. Ji ditii Al ay. 20 Briareliff St.. St. Unis 21. Mo. Schweitzer. Nokmx Ann. Andover Kd.. Aron wold. Pa. Senior, Kvangeijne, 118 Parkxxav. I ti« a 3, N. A . Seymoi r. Ann. 55 lli!lsi«!e Ave.. f'enally, N.J. Shapiro. A aira Ackerman. I I 15 Bovlston St., Newton, Mass. Simi.er. Christine M arie. 21 Inverness Cl., Short Hills. N. J. Sixipson, Carol Ann. II Hurd Ave.. Belmont 78. Mass. Skii.lin. Patricia Ann. 555 Lincoln ILL, New Britain, Conn. Smith, Irene ircinix. 160 Argyle St., Brooklyn 18. N. A. Solly. Sandra, 85 Mohaxxk Dr.. West Hartford 7, Conn. Soi lk. Carolyn A ai.k. 02 Adams St.. Burlington. A t. Sperry. Cxroi.l Horton. Box 1325. Schuyler. A a. Steinberg, Si zannb Kita, 106 Pustwoud ILL. Wtn din« re. N. A. Sterling, Jane Ann. 3 kingsland (’.t.. South Orange. N.J. Stokes, Jane Ai stin. II Broad St., Hamilton, N. A. Strain. Barbara Lee. 118 Livingston Avc., Bethlehem, Pa. Sti film. Mary Loi isk. 165 Pineliursi Ave., New York 33, N. A. Sw ketkind. Jt dith Kose, I Binah Dr.. New I luven 5. Conn. Sykes, Martha. 5 Briareliff ILL. Port AY oshington. N. A. Syme, Kathleen Margaret, 27 Oak Park ILL, Wheeling. W. a. I vrr. Linda Jane,322 N. Columbus Vve.. Mount Vernon, N. A. I arpy, Marilyn Jean. 33 Smallwood Kd., West Hartford. Conn. I v a i .or. Marcia Ki.oise. 21 Fifth Ave., Nex A ork II. N. A. I HOX1 as. Si sa CoTiiKK. 381 Allen’s Creek ILL. Koehester, N. A. Thompson. Ann Flizarktii. 992 Kirhitmnd St., Lomlon. Ontario. (Canada Liioaipson. Gail Anne, II Arundel St.. Amlover. Mass. lllOMPSON. Lktitia Vnn. 21 I'ranklin PL, Majdexvood. N. J. I iGit, Sandra. 38 Montrose ILL, Searsdale. N. A . I'm ktklixyt. Cynthia. Danielson Pike, North Scituate, K. I. Lracy. Marjorie P.i.k anor. 8 Ihomas St., Bucksimrt. Me. I roppoli, Jt n e Bi xton. 63 Orchanl Vx« . Provhlence f� . K. I. Ihoxx rhidck. Margaret Laird. 16 Miller ILL, Morristown, N.J. Iiu yip. M aha xnnk Ei.izarp.tii, 85 -1 I Midland Pkwv., Jamaica 32. N. A . Ii kino. Ji ditii II vlu 275 Clinton Axe., Brooklyn 15. N. A. I ynkr. N ancy Fuzarktii. 208 Mason St.. Newark. N. J. I to, (' arolyn Loi ise. 150 New Haven Vve., Wooduuml. (ionn. V aiciin.Sisan k remers. (� 35 11 tin ting! on ILL. k unsas ( i i y. Mo. Voijvkk. Marilyn k atiii-.im n e. K.D. I, Ncshank. N. J. Vooitm in. Nancy. I Magnolia PL. Summit. N. J. Vroxian. Donna ( i.ure. Kiiiiisoii ILL. Kiimson. N. J. W acner. Polly Fletcher. 30 Chillicotltu Kd., Aurora, Ohio W xrren, Deborah. 181 Via in St.. Wethersfield 9, Conn. W xrren. Jean. I Grace Ct.. Brooklyn I, N. A. W kapock. Vxn Sti art, 1000 Park Vx« . New A ork 28, N. A. Wei linger. Katharine Lot ise. 115 l.oeust St., Pittsburgh 18. Pa. W iiittakek, S.ar aii Vnn. 10 Stueker ILL. V erona, V J. W ickii xi. V ikci m v (ioRYEi.i.. VY olver Hollow ILL, (ilcn Head. N. A . W’IRELAND. Fdna Georck. 8906 Ventnor Vx« . Margate (lily. N. J. W ili.iams, Sandra M arearkt, 955 Ottawa Dr.. A oungatoxvn II. ()hi« Wolfson. Dokene Pave. 1109 (diarieston, Houston 21. Texas W RIGHT, J AN ET, 18 Wildwood ILL. Larelmiont. N. A. Zimmerman. Carol Cm lteh. Canlichl ILL. Convent. N. J. 176 class of 1959 l.rfi to right: Margaret Brown. Song l.cailrr. Vnn Kickcs, Scrgeant-at-Arms; lax Martin. iee-President: Vnn Shaw, Presidcni; (rail MacYwar, I'rcasiircr; Marion Knight. Seere- tary. Viii.itKin;, NaNIa Vri.bnh. (rlmwootl Vvc.. Miwki on, Minii. Am UI e, Doijikks Cbcei.ia. I Newton St.. Weston 93, Mass. Viim r. Kikwor M ah ye, 3209 Pickwick Fane. Chev v (ilia-.- 15, M. l Vncki.i.. M arx Faith, 96 Park Vve.. (iollingswood, N. J. Vkmsthong, Vnn Fynktte, 16 Fairlawn St.. Ho-llo-kus. N. J. kmstro ;, ( akoi.. 7 K. Vmherst Rd.. Bala Cvnwxd. Pa. Vsiikk, Vicki nn, 3H38 Cathedral Vvc.. N.W.. W a-hm ton l(� , i). Vtw itkh. Doris l‘it ki.vn, 11.� No. Fountain Vve.. Springlield. Ohio l 5TIN, F.i.izvkkth Fynn. Moriila 99, Buenos Vires. Vrgeutiua Vykrs. M kciI 78 Division St.. Mast Greenwich. |{, I. Bvif.R. Siiki.iiy Vnn, 33 ( rookc Vve., Brooklyn 26. N. V . Bxkkk. Nxncy K vtiikkink. IB Bartlett St.. Portland. Conn. Bvnoroft, Nxxx IIkkkiwvx. Ferris Mill Id.. New Canaan. Conn. B MINKS. PKNKI.OI’K. 250 Oxford Id., New Boehelle. N. V. Baku. VI xiix Kicknkli.. 210 Grccnxvond $t.. Newton (’.enter. Mass. UassincEM. Joan Frances, Main St.. W arehouse Point. Conn. Bxiiiki.t. Pe«;i;x nn. 169 F. Central Si., Natick. Mas . Baton, M xkv Hopkins, Box 393, Paoli. Pa. Bxzxkivn. Cra E. 12 Cypress St.. W atertown 72. Mass. Bevsikx. Matiiii.oa on Tki mp. Point Pleasant Farm. New Castle, I )el. Behotto. Jovnnk. 2822 Mien St., Vilen town. Pa. Bkii.knmin. Fiizvretii Bosk, 160 Fawrctice Si.. Mount Ventou, V V . Bki.isi.k, C anoi.yn. 31 18 W 25th St.. Oklahoma ( it 7. Oklu. Bki.i.. Marcia M vrii.yn, 6223 Fifth Vve.. Pittsburgh (i. Pa. Bexiiss, Bon me Bissktt. HII Pomeroy Vvc.. Pitdielil. Mas- . Bender, .It niTH Civil. 1516 Selwvn Vve.. Bronx 57. N. V. Bent. Catiikrink. 16 West St.. Wcstboro. Mass. Bkkkmvn. I.ois Si zxnnk. 17 Broad St., Norwich. Conn. Bkknoidx. Fi.i.kn l.oi isK. 36 Vlgompiiu Woods. St. lanii� 19. Mo. BiGK.um, Vi.i.ison Bi kt, 535 Grand Vve., St. Paul 2. Minn. Bin u vi xi. Cvkoi. Bi ni. 1038 W asliinglan Blvil., I nivrr-ilv II eights IB, ( hio Buss. Vkick Bi.atchfoki� , Damascus College. Box 131. Dumascii . Syria Boxkdmxn. Hkykria Pxi i.. 610 Shady Fane. Narherth. Pa. Bonner. Marian Raimmffr. Foehslev. (Men Mills. Pa. Biixncxto, Cl.At nKTTE Lois, 51 The Intervale. Boslxn, N. V. Bnvt ms, Kathryn Jvnn. 880 Fifth Vve.. New V ork 21. N. Y. Brewer. St svn Dorrs, I no Canfield Id.. ( «invent Station. V .1. Brknnkr. Pkoi.y Si � vn. lilt Prospect Vve.. Melrose Park 2(� . Pa. Brinciii kst. Patkii iv nnk. 506 Story Id.. W ist Chester. Pa. Britton. Joanne Ixm isk. II Suuunit PI.. Belle Haven. Vlcxnndrirj, a. Broi.oi. Dantia (in vki.ottk. 27 Primrose Fane. Valiev Stream. N. V . Brown. M vkcahkt Bviki . I IB High St.. Bethlehem. Pa. Brown. St svn Mvkovkkt. 118 West 79 St.. New V ork 2 l, N. V. Brown. Si zxnnk Sw vin, 3733 Spring Hollow Bel.. Imliaiiapoii B. I ml. Bi ok, FVIII.IK ( it n i ls. I l(i W . Main St— Freehold. V J. Biddy, VI v R x Fi ijk viif.th. 29 Lineolu Vvc.. (Men Falls. N. V. Bi iii.eh. Vndkkv Cvrol. 62 Baker Hill Id., Creal Nrek. N. V. Bt RKSii. Bette Jo. (Mi Id.. Brim ford. Mass. Bi hn.. N vncx Fii.kkn, 21 I Twin Hills l)r.. Syracuse I, N. V Bi sciikndork. Margaret Vnne. B.D. I. Deep River. Conn. iicTI.ER, BAKltAR Vnn, Green River Id.. W illiamstow n. Muss. (.vri.son. Piiyems Vnn. Ill Sound Beach Vve.. Old Greenwich, (ionn. Cvstewmkck. Mi kiki. Bkhnick. 63 Bentwood Id.. West Hartford. (ionn. Cii vmreks. Jt nk VIVRIK. 1550 IVaeli St.. Salt l ake (iit . I tali ( .it vnni.ek. J ink. 9 Naples Id.. Salem. Mass. ( .iivri.es. Dorothy Vnnk. I 19 Base Fine Id., Guidon. Ontario. (ianada Citv-i . Debokvii Ciu u mi.i.. 237 North St.. Watertown. ( onn. (ill ask. M arion Fm arktii. 3 11 Granby Kd., South Hudtcy Falls. Muss. (in ask, M vrx F.mzaiiktii. 161 Florence St.. Boalimlale 31. Mass. (iliAsK, St svn. I |()6 Blackshirc IM.. W ilmington 5. Del. Cl.API . Cynthi v M vrik. Whiling IM., Dovw, Cl.AAKI.. Fl.IZVltF.TII W vRl . 9 Rutland Id.. Sear-dale. N. V. Cok, Jean Hvxf . 130 Guernsey Id., Svvarthmore, Pa. (ioKKR. Ione W ai.tf.R5. Scgars Mill llwy., Ilartsville 50. N. (i. Coi.wki.i., Si svn. 657 Fix Vve.. Pelham. N. V . (ioMiovx. M arion, 115 Fong Neck Point ltd.. Darien. (ionn. (iooiiAN, K(iMi lM), 219 Homer St.. Newton (ienter 59. Via ?� , ( .out. Janice Frasciik. II Sterling Kd.. Wellesley BI. Mass. Coi eii, V IIO.IMA Bi i ll. 1655 Clovcrleaf St., Betlilehem. Pa. t in via;. Doris Ft.vine. 5( 5 Highland Vve.. Rochester 20, N. V . (in vm. ( vroi l.oi ise. 2279 S. W oodland Si., Shaker Heights 22. ( Miio CroXVTIIF.R. VlA)ls. 509 Woodsidc Kd.. Baltimore 29. Md. (ii wwiM.s. Sakv Kino� 3782 llillhrook Id.. I niversitv Heights IB. Ihio ( it nnixciivm. Jean PaTHIi ia, Buekley St.. W illiamstow ii. Mass. (itKRY. Vnn Iiivikkr. 17o5 Ortega Blvd.. Jacksonville 7. Fla. Dvmkii. Fl.IZvBKTIl. 168 Maine Vve.. M illinockcl. Me. Dvvidow. Vnn. Bellevue Vve.. Bye. V V. I) v v i n. VI vrx J an K. 3 I Ridge St.. ( happatpia. N . V Drinarp, Miriam Josephine. 1729 Morgan Vvc. S.. Vlinuc(i|� nli� 5. Minn. Dei vno. Fi izvbbtii, 88 Fearing Id.. Ilinghain. Mass. Dkmiiinski. Joan Koiikktv. BI W inthrop Vve.. Vlhanx 3, N. Y, Dkxiini;. Svraii I-'.i.izahetii. 39 H V auv St., Philadelphia 29. I a. Dickinson. Martha. Io Brookhaven Dr.. Vtlaula. Ga. Dl( illKDlco. S amir V Vwki.ia. 15 Drill wood Id., lumuica Plain. M ass. Dixiom� . Riinmk ( i ROl-, 590 Park Vve.. Paterson I. N. J. I)l , M VRTII V V 1.1.1 son. 139 Broadmead. Primctou. J. I)oih;k, Patrii iv Ivi Tit, 5 llilleresl Bd.. Rutland. V t. I )on vi.p- on. Dehor mi. 395 W ilhraham Bd.. Spriuglicld. Ma -. I )o o n. Jean VI vrik. I9( ihatham Id.. I.ntigmradow � . Mass. Dorn, Divnk Phxi i.is. 218 S. Vdehtide Vve.. Highland Park, . J. Dhkssi.f.k. St San n'lli C. I 110 Murray Hill Vve.. Pitlshurgh 17. Pa. Drkm.er. Vnn. 10 Bvrou Fane. Fareniuont. N. 7. Difkf.x, Mvri.vkki VI vrx. 10 Crosveuor Bd.. Short Hills. . J. Diriivw, M vim; vkkt Ci.vire. 51 N. Klin Si.. W elmler (Moves 19. Mo. I)i ni IE. Nohf.nk Iorrf.s, 12 13 Se« tt Vve., W innetka. III. Fahks. St svn. IB3 Mill St.. Newtonvillc 60. Matvs. F.vniK, C.onstvnce Vi.vtiiv. 100 Vhbex Bd.. Manliasset. N. V. Faria, Joan I-vi.i.on, (� 003 l.akelmrst Or.. Baltimore, Md. Fastiiaai, Nvn x Ki.t abetii. 26 Vlden Bd.. Vndoxer. Via-; . Finhokn, Si - w. 7 Parker Vve., West Peal. N. J. Fi i.iott. Cx ntin v VcicK. 8 Bacon (it.. Bronwille. N. V. I'in«;. F.i.izvrkyii I.oi isk. 8()0 Birmingham St.. Bridgeport (� . (ionn. Hngkliiakd. Elizabeth, 69-95 173 St., Forest Hills, V Y. Evans, Virginia, 35 Blackburn 1 1., Summit, N, .1. Fairley, Siiaron Anne, 2207 Everett North. Seattle 2. Wash. Faison, Fiona Primrose nnk, 32 W ashington So., New V ork II. N. Y. Fay, Si san M artin, 44 N. Vrdmorc St., Columbus 9. Ohio Fkinkeu� , Linda Kith, 912 Englewood lid., Elizabeth 3. N. J. Erin stein. Lornv, 121-1 1 Cronstou ve.. Hello Harbor. N. V. Fkhlkgkr. Rosalind Beryl, 8227 Westminster K«l.. Elkins Park 17, Pa. Fink. Ji i.iv Dorothea, 810 N. Campbell St.. FI Paso, Texas Fisher, Jam Evans. Main St., Coventry. Conn. Fi.u k, Hii areth Ellen. 1061 Esplanade, Pelham Manor. V V. Fi.kkr, Hlsarkt, 615 Moreno IhL Penn alley. Narherth. Pa. Frank. Ji'ditii nnk. II 12 Dartmouth Kd., Pittsburgh 5. Pa. Fhkdrrick. Gail. 1101 Henmorc ve.. Franklin Square. N. V. Tni-ncii. Barbara Ann. 38 Nortligatc Hd.. Wellesley, Mass. French, Peggy. 32400 Fairuiout Hlvd.. (Cleveland 21. Ohio Frikdman, Ji da Lann. 66 Victory Hd.. New Koehelle. N. V. Filler. Diane Elizabeth, 813 Myrtle c.. Watertown. N. V I t mis. Carol. 62 W alzford Hd.. Rochester 0. N. (rarnier. Barbara nne. 357 Killiugion Hd.. West Englewood. N. J. GhkSEY, CORNELIA N ess. Concord Pike. Wilmington. Del. Gbggis. May bn ise. 328 ioncslogu Hd.. Wayne. Pa. (rEisi.KH. Mara Ellen, 89 S. kingsl� oro ve.. Gloversville, N. V. Gillaai. Ha Hit ah a Lot ise. 911 Centennial Kd., Narherth. Pa. Girth, Marik I am is . Box 195, R.D. F, Crunburv. N. J. (rl.KKSON, Katherine Lot ise, 380 Ryder Hd., Manhasset. N. A. Gomes, Stephanie V n. 17 Meritoria Dr., Fast W illislon, N. Y. Couit, Dorothea Lot isk, Siumplield Kd., Concord. N. II. Goodman, Frances nn. 151 Rugby Kd., Brooklyn 26. N. A. Got l.DER. Carol Ian ise. 3001 Coleridge Kd., Cleveland Heights 18. t )hi© Gower, Jennett Lot ise. 2 Park Dr.. Livingston, N. J. Greenwood. Mary Evert a. 980 F. Prospect St.. Woodmere. N. A. Ghi EN, Ian ise, 1561 Ficldston Kd.. New York 71. N. Y. Gin nehu m. Fa a Irene. 11 Cotswuld Way, Searsdalc. N. A . Gt hi'hkciit, Ren ate, 3305 Euclid Heights Hlvd.. Cleveland Heights 18. Ohio Gi roa it , Ji iiitii Vnn. 31 Cumberland ve.« Trenton 8. N. J. Gi ssENiioAKN. Mary Si e, 303 Second Vve., Lewiston, Idaho Gi stavson, Sandr a Ji nk. 16 Norwood We., Malverne. N. V II a AGE, C Allot. Jean. 1131 E. Laurelton Pkwv., West Fnglewood. N. J. 11 VINES, Teresa nnkttk. 21 Forest Brook Dr.. North Plainfield, N. J. II Ai.i.iteiu;, Elyn M arie. 658 Lincoln Vve.. Orange, N. J. IIamih kgkk. Freda Rose, 100 Mcllcnr Kd., Pikcsville 8. ld. IIaaiii.ton. Rosemary nn.30 Rand PI., Pittsford, N. A. II Nsi� N. S vi( mi Elizabeth. 163 W ashington Vvc.. Glencoe. III. II AHTKit, St zasnk, Sehleiunier Kd., Lancaster, N, A . II ASK ELI., Vnnk R aymqnd. 215 Hartford Turnpike. Hamden I. (lonn. Havens, Hettina Coixord. ( 6 Crossover Hd.. lair Port. V V. II azkn. nnk. 81 (dark St.. Helmoiii 78. Matts. I Ik | I,AM , l.ANNE ELIZABETH. 29 Huldwin St.. Hudson. Ohio Heck, Faith Kstei.le, Box 262. Groton. Mass. IIennion. Marion Nancy. 31 Sands St., W aterhurv. Conn. Henry, M ariett a Kf.nee, 123 Carpenter Lane. Philadelphia 19. Pa. IIkriikht. I’atia Jane. 188 Berkeley We., South Orange, N. J. II ek sea , i.ison, 29 W «M� dside Rd„ Winchester, Mass. 11 itch i no s, Laramie, 50 Primrose Vac.. Yonkers. N. Y. Ho, Mahon Mh -Lam. 13 illagc Hd.. Happy N alley. Hong Kong, (diina Hooks. Ki tii nn. II Sutton Crest. Manhasset. N. 5. I Iodgk. Saha nn.272I Berkshire ILL. Cleveland Heights 6. Ohio Hook, St san nn, 606i Third St.. Brooklyn 1.3. N. Y. Hoover. Mara Fi ik. I Rhlgcly Ter.. Jamestown. N. A. House, Ji oitii nn. 20 (dnireh St.. Greenwich. Conn, lit nzikeh. Caroline. Pine Lane, Falmouth, Mass. Imi. aii, Janet G ay. 19 Saw yer Vvc.. Medford 55, Mass. Inc. Ao. Virginia Marie. 150 F. Chester S.t., Valiev Stream. N. V. Ittnek, Pvi cine Sandra. Sycamore knolls. South Hadley. Mass. J AMIKSON, M AHA Fl.iz ABKTll. 330.5 ( Jiadhoiiriir Kd., Shaker Heights 20. )hio Jantzkn. Si san Fi.IZaiietii. 117 Grand iew Vve., White Plains, N. V. Jenkin . M arc akkt Sterrktt. 76 Furness Lane. W allingfnrd. Pa. Jensen, Karen. ) Creekside Lane, Rochester 18. N. V. Johnstone, J ankttk Bkoav . 37 Marshall St., V iminor. Conn. Jones, Sakaii Prince;. 58 Plainfield Si.. W ahan 68. Mass. Jordan. Nancy Jane, Vhiugton. Pa. Ji cow. Fsther Mara. 13 ) Morgan St.. South Hadley. Mass. k aim.er. Vnn BETTY, II Cambridge Lane, Manhasset. N. V. k i t.os. Fay Barbara. VVhipstick Ivd.. Ridgefield, Conn, k EKi.ER, Martha. 361 Heist St.. HufTalo2l. N. V. Kennedy, Joanne Patricia, III Lincoln St.. Holyoke, Mass. Kkrmes. Jane Vnn, 351 Hoyt St.. Darien. Conn, k i vi h a 1.1.. Vnn Spokeord. 69 lorest Vve.. Orono. Me. k i n n eh.i— Si san. 26 College Kd.. West. Princeton. N. J. Ki.atsko. Miriam Piiillippa, 361 Id Is worth Vve., New Haven. (lonn. Knight, Marion Fi.izarktii, 151 Moraine St.. Brockton 33, Mass. Kni tson. Katherine nne. Millhrook School. Millhrook, N. Y. Kkonengold. St SAN Carol, 101 OKI Mamaroiicck Kd., White Plains, N. V . k ron i civ. Sandra Vnn. 203 Houghton St., North Vdams, Mass, kiu air i n E, Jane. .50 Kaviiham ILL, Merion Station. Pa. ki in., (ill arlOTTK STARK. Care of Iranian Oil Refining Co„ Vhadan. South Iran ki tner. Barbara Vaia. 383 F. 17th St.. Brooklyn 2.5. N. V . I.AOCKK. Fl.tz ARKTII STER RETT, 251 KoftC Cl.. K idgcw ihmI. N. J. Lamb. N ancy Elizabeth, 39 Bridge St.. W atertown 72. Mass. Lawson. Fi.izabetii Helen, 81 Brattle St.. W orcester 6. Mass. I.e aman. Margaret Vnnk, 55 N. School Lane. Lancaster. Pa. Lees. Nancy. 628 Main St.. Chatham, Mass. Lk oskki.de:r. Nicole Madeleine, I Larch Dr., Great Neck. N. V. Leonard. Margaret Vyrks. 5 West Kd., Short Hills. N. J. I .Kong. Patricia Ngit IIoong, 1911 Moti-Smith Dr., Honolulu 11. Ha vvaii Lem� . Elizabeth Vnn. Box 0672, Santuree. Puerto Kiro Lp.a a . Joan Sandra. 101 Ninth Vac.. Hcliuar. N. J. Long. Diane: Elizabeth. I I 12 S. 94th St., Omaha 3. Neb. Loncknkckkr. Elsie. part ado 893. Caracas, Venezuela Loop, Barbara Jane. 2105 Hawthorne Hd.,'Toledo 6. Ohio Loose. Rebecca Marianne. 1036 Grant PL. Boulder. Colo. Low knfield. Helen Moore. 1505 Him ILL, FI Paso, Texas Li nin. Lesley Ji dith. 581 W ashington St.. Brookline 16, Mass. Lyons, Sara W all. 205 Fast 78 St., New York 21. V 3 . McBride, Elizabeth Vnn. Marvelle ILI.. Fayetteville. V V. McCoy. J ane Dot glas, 950 Park Vve. Ext., Rock Hill, S. C. MacDonald,Elizabeth Mi iiray.2519Ridgeway ve„Evanston,III. M acNkii.i.k, Ellen Hhkvoort, Woodhine. Mil. M acYicar. Gail. 561 N. Church St.. Naugatuck. Conn. VI agnkk. Sheila Vnn, I 15 W . Jonathan St.. Gardner. Mass. VI AiiKR. Linda Vnn, 6115 N. Lake Drive Ct., Milwaukee 17, W is. VIai.oney, Linda Helen, 5 Ridge ILL, Bronx ville 8. N. V. VI ammkn, Helen Loi ise. 15 Him St.. Great Neck. N. Y. M argi lies. Marcia. 172 Susan Ct., West Hempstead. N. V . M artin. Carol Jo annk. 2128 Prospect ve.. Evanston, III. Martin. Fay Marcia. 811 Cedar Ter.. Westfield. N. J. Mara in. Elizabeth F.. 12 Summit St.. Philadelphia 18, Pa. M AYiiKH. Margaret Emerson. 2655 lladdam ILL. Cleveland 20. hio Maynk. Barbara M ary, 59 Fthelliert PL. Kidgowood. N. J. Mei.nikokf. Nita St K. 975 W a I ton Vve.. New 3 ork 52, N. V . Mill eh. Vi.ick. Lehigh Pkwy.. K.D. 2. Vilen town. Pa. VIii.liken. Jane White, 17 Vvon ILL. Binghamton, N. A'. Mitchell. Mara Lynn. Chimney Rock ILL. Martinsville. N. J. Monnik. Myr a Jean . 1120 Woodbine ve.. Penn Valiev. Narherth, Pa. Monroe. Mary Sl’san, 31 Saxon W oods ILL, Searsdalc, N. V. VIonti. Geraldine Lot ise. 50 Carrington Vve.. W'oonsockel, K. I. Moore. Margaret Rowi.ey, 1023 Chestnut Hill Dr.. Erie. Pa. Mom. an. Caroline Ckaytiiornk. 70 Bauer Ter.. Hillside. N. J. Morse. Jo . 20 ) Meadowhrouk ILL. Weston 93. Mass. Morse. Si san Ellen. )69 Park Vac.. New V ork. N. Y. Moss, M ary Ellen. 2005 Edgccliff Point. Cincinnati 6. Ohio Mi ecke. Eleanor Beatrice, 803 Bovee Vve., Buxton 1. Md. Mi Kill.kk. Jank Vnn. R.D. L Laconia, N. II. N aidorkf. Ji ditii Vnn. 121 W . ScAenth St.. Plainfield. N. J. Nalciiji an. N am a. 5 Nichols Si.. Chelsea 50. Mass. Nelson. Ai.ex andr a, 605 (Jallin Vve.. Mamaroiicck, N. V. Nystrom, Sandra Ei.iz abetii, 233 . Main St., Fast Longmcadow. M ass. 1) Brikn. r vii. W kslky. I I Fcnimorc ILI.. Searsdalc. N. V. t ) ll R a. (tail. Lyme, N. II. On Sager, Ingkr Marik.811 Whitney Vve.. Hamden II. Conn. Palm. Eleanor, 25 Sylvan Kd.. Verona. N. J. Paschen, li Klizabetii. 51 Devries e.. North Tarrvtow n. N. V . Pkmck, Elizabeth Vli.en. 8 Stratford ILL. Andover. Mass. Pkhkka, M arcia. 1780 Palisade Vve.. New V ork 71, N. V. Pkhkt. Martha Jane. 155 (Hinton St., New Bedford. Vlas . P«RHONE. Lois Kith. 10 Bangor St., Springfield 8. Mass. Piemonte. Ann Tiikhksk. 20 Prince St., Boston 13. Mass. 178 Pierson, Barbara Jean, «42 Bradford ve., Westfield, V J Pierson, Margaret Anne, 337 llirkon Lane, Haddonlicld. . I Pilciiek, Nan Eleanor. 07 Berkeley Si., West Newton 65, Mass. Pollard, Priscilla Elaine. 105 Morton St.. Newton Outer 59. Maes. Pratt, Cynthia Bartholomew, 719 Kensington. Mint, Mich. Pratt, Dorothy McLeod, I Salisbury St.. Winchester. Maes. Prentiss, Barbara n , 50 I inward'St., Ilolvoke, Mas .. Preston, Martha, 60 Randolph ILL, Chestnut Mill 67, Mass. Prossw IMMKH, Nancy, 2 West Hd., New Canaan. Conn. It ai� a'. Hem; a M aria Christina, I Prospect St., Portland, Conn. It amshell, Evelyn Ba rry, 271 I W. Park Blvd., Shaker Heights 20, Ohio Kamseykr. Helene, Pine Si.. Norton, Mass. It and, Priscilla Hathaway, U)7 Tilden ltd., Egypt. Mass. It t bincer. Martha Lee, 55 Battle ltd.. Princeton, V J. It a ye, Charlotte. 125 Cheat nut St., Wahun 68, Mass. Kenjilian. Sarah May. 181 Pearl St.. Holyoke. Mas.. Kesor. Virginia. I 120 Park Vve., New York 28. N. V . Hitinow, Roberta Ritii. 503 Grove St.. I pper Montelair, N. J. It hikes. L. Ann. Route 202. Somers. V . Bobbin’s, Evelyn Irene,1) Itoek Manor Vac.. ilmington 3. Del. Robert, Carolyn dele, 622 Middle Turnpike W est, Manchester. (.’unn. Rogers. Virginia Lee. 15 Bernards Ave., Bemurdsville I. N. I. Kcbin, Cimannk. 25 Parkland PI.. Milford. Conn. Bt'PKEY. Alice K atiierink. 10 Langhorne Ave.. Bethlehem, Pa. Saiiatdjian, Hi tii Ji dith, 600 West 113 St.. New A ork 25, V Y. Sandgroi nd, Hei.enk Beth. 211 Griffon Vve.. Smrsdalc. N. V Saavter, Ann Toni. 1 11-50 Toth Hd., Forest Hills 75, N. Y. Sayers, Sisan. 577 Moorhead PI.. Pittsburgh 32. Pa. Scarpitti, i) a Carol. 969 Kemp ton St., New Bedford, Mass. Sciiatvet. Helen Frances, Pratt Island, Noroton. Conn. SciiOlly, Cynthia Claire, 553 . Hills ve„ North Hills. Pa. Sei.den, Bbaeri.ee Jane. 22 Pleasant Si.. West Hartford 7. Conn. Sbldin, Joan Elizabeth, 1180 Sussex ltd.. West Eng! ewood, N. J. Sii anklin. Si anne. 159 Hamilton Blvd.. Bloomfield illugr. Birmingham, Mich. Sii aav, Ann. 95 Beekman Ave., North Tarry town, . V . Sii AAA. Ann Baker, 17 NeAv York ve.. W hite Plains. V V Shaw, Valerie Vi.vane. Inswich Hd.. I opslield H.K.D., Mass. Sighist. Linda Patton. 7 Hathaway l ane. V erona, V J. SlMltERKOKK, Ji DITH Hi Til. 2 1 Itockridge ltd.. Mount V ernon. N. V . Sinclair. Harriet Looaiis, 3736 Spring Hollow ltd., Indianapolis 8 I nd. SinRKicii, Patricia, 115 Fast 90 St.. New V ork 28. V V . Si. AYR a ugh, Virginia Gail, 2 Boulder PI.. Yonkers 5, V V. Smead. Martha Ellen, 71 Itoekland Si.. Springfield 8. Mass. Smith, Anne. 5735 Kenwood Vve.. Chicago 37, III. Saiitii. Edith Josephine. 66 (Tallin Vve.. Kumford 16, It. I. Smith, Margaret Fenwick, 7301 Pinev Branch Rd., Tacoma Park 12. Mil. Saiitii. Nancy Jean. 39 llurwich ltd.. la iigmcadow 6. Mar -. Smith. Sara. Town Landing. Itoule 100. Falmouth I on-side. Me. Saiitii. Si san Irene. 3 Maple Vac.. Pelham. V V . Smith. Si z an nr. 25 ( mi ion St.. Pleasant ille, N. V . Solei ai an, Mara Iann, 138 Franklin V e.. V onker- 5, N. V. Spearman, Jane Fi.izaiiktii, 30 Hillside Ave., Short Hills. N. J. Spicer, Kitii Marilyn, Woodland Dr.. Hampden. Mass. Stai her, Amy Ann, It.D. I, Box 267, So. Itandolphrille ltd.. New Market. N. J. Steidi.e, Carolyn Vnn, 6312 Aspen W av, Cineinnaii 21, Ohio St EC art, Marii.an Mae, 328 Kenwood ltd.. Daw ego. Ore. Stonkback. Boi.anda Milton. I It Langhornc Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Stiiai il Li civ Elizabeth, W . W aldheim ltd.. Pittshurgh 15, Pa. Sti rges, Iti tii Vnnk, 8020 Si. Marlin'- Lane. Philadelphia 18. Pa. Si i lia an. Gkhai.kk. 12 Old Stone ltd.. Darien, Conn. Si ter. Vi ice II arrikt. 329 Locust ltd., W innetka. III. Saa w. Sar ah Vnn, W esttown School. W eat town. Pa. Sweet. Barbara Grace, 22 Libert St.. Holyoke. Mate. Tyrrell. Barbara Sargent, 26 Strickland PI.. Manhussct, . Y. Tayuir, N at auk 'I arh. 137 S. Main Si., Hudson. Ohio Tempi.e. Linda, 2617 Whitney Vac.. Hamden. Conn. Thomas. Joanna Lodge. Ill Whitney Vac., New Haven 10, Conn. Thomas. Ii ditii Howard. 151 Brivton ltd.. Garden City, V V . Thompson, Li tile Bred, II N. Emily St., Pittshurgh 5, Pa. ’Thompson. Moira Eliz abeth. 2653 V Vermont V e.. Los Angeles 27, ‘.alif. Thrasher. J ac ,m eline Da anne, 1110 W. Rirchwood Vve.. ( him go 26, III. Tocssaint, Cynthia. Millraee Farm, Telford It.D. I. Pa. Tower, Ji ihtii. 397 Highland Vve.. Wollaston 70. Mass. Townsend. Frederica W ells, 22 Claremont ltd.. Scarsdale. N. V. I raTTNER. Alice. 1210 Confederate Vve.. Richmond 27. V a. Ticker, Mahgaiiet Bristol. 9 Shelwood Dr.. Rochester 18. N. Y. ’ll Rner. Helen Elizabeth, 1317 E. 63rd St.. Seattle 5. Wash. Tirnkr. Mary. 1 Campbell Road Ct.. Binghamton. V V. V ail. Si an Hopkins, 7 Vincent Si., Binghamton. . V . V an Campen, Harriet W ai.kkr. 227 Cedar St.. Corning. N. Y. V irti e. W lmkhkd Vnn, South St., Litchfield, Conn. Vogel, K arkn Lois. 31-20 86th Si., Jaekson Heights 72. V V . Yoi.pe. Cor in nb Sai.ETTK. 211 Ridgefield St.. Hartford 12. Conn. V oris, Maiia Belle. 165 Bartram ltd.. Itiverside. III. W a ite, Barbara Shkffieij� , 503 Comstoek Vve.. Syracuse 10, N. Y. W i d at . ( !a ntiii a Loi . 19 Rowan ltd.. Summit, N. J. W arner. Vnn Symlik. 559 llillerest ltd., Ridgewood, V J. Warner. Emii.y. 50 Abney Cirele. Charleston. W . V a. W atkins. Piiokkk Ann. 1311 Spruce St.. Leavenworth I. Kan. W KILL, Joan Helen. 1209 Vstor St.. Chieago 10. III. WHIM ANN. F.i aink Carol. 16 Outer Ladue Dr.. Frontenae. St. Louis 22. Mo. W BN DEL, M RG aretii A. 8 Prospect St.. Ware, Mass. W h arton, Pamela Jane. 3105 Vlahama Vve., Vlexandria, V a. Whitman, Natalie Peace, Inverne� � Lane. VIcuiIoaabrook. Pa. Whitworth. Lot iSR. Mountain Vie A l)r.. Lewiston. V V. W hkrs. Carolyn Deborah. Lawrence Farms. Fast. Mouni Kisco. N. V. W 11.i.ing, Joan Phyllis, 51 1 Siwanov PI.. Pelham Vlanor, N. V . W iuson. Sarah ANN, 312 Benefit St.. Provideiirc 3. It. I. Worm an. Klizaretii H ale. 1935 Garfield Vve. S.. Minneapolis, Minn. Whu.htsman. Evelyn Joan. 16 Tunatall ltd., Scarsdale, N. V. W t ESTER. M amy J ane. 210 Exeter W ay. Hillside. N. J. V ALE, Steph anie. lOO Memorial Dr.. Vpt. 11-I B, Cambridge. M ass. York. Irene M ary. 96 Montclair Vve.. West Koxhurv 32. Mass. i Nino, Natalia Lot isk, 35 Raiders Lane, Darien. Conn. Zweiuei , Ckskla Gay. 165 Fast 19th St.. Brooklyn. N. V . class of 1960 Le to right: Deborah Vdanis, Seerctarv; Linda Lcinbach, President; Deborah Bentley, Sergeant-at-Arms: Roberta Kd- wards. Song Leader; Ann Kingman. Vice-President; llndi Keller, 'Treasurer. ii hot, Kh isti ft Si k. tOO North Stauwick H cl.. Moores town, . .1, ii ms, DkuoRaii Ann. 22 Burton St.. Bristol. H. I. 1.1. ft. Si san Gough, 230 Butler v .. Providence. II. I. 1.1. Kft, Ji mm Benner. 1035 Emerson ILL. Park Mills. Ky. m anti. Josephine Irene. 12 Kennedy ILL. VV indsor. (lonn. MRS. St k MAKY, 25 Washington vr, Batavia, N. Y. MH Ell. Caroline Doiorks. ii Whitney e., Newport. N. II. ncklii.li, Jean Carmel. 290 W vnddifT IGI.. Srarsilale. N. Y . atom . G 11 Vnn, 69 «Olh St., Brooklyn, . V hciiktto, Vngki.a ht ct a, 901 Cranston St.. Cranston. R. I. TKiNSON, I.ynne yin K . 120 Demurest Vat.. Englewood. N. J. m i nn. Evelyn Oi.iyk, 350 East Si.. Brockton. Mass. mhi . Harriet Ellis, 296 W ent Wesley Road. . Y.. Atlanta. Ga. I.K. Jl iHl'H Ann. 2507 Wellington Kd., Cleveland Heights. Ohio vKElt. I)eiioi vii Miliukn. 55 Itlueherrv Lane, Darien, Conn. amuacki. m.Lit IK nn, HO Maple St.. Holyoke. Mass. arrer.Jank Merrill. 30 Bunrroft Kd.. W ellesley Mills. Mass. arnahi� , Nanci May. 102 West Locust St.. Koine. N. Y. arrows. Barbara Ruth, 2.35 )uklutid St., Stratford. Conn. ►attista. Sylvia Vnne, � T Nottingham Ter., Buffalo. N. Y. • e n Eon t, Marjorie Vi.k k, 25 Hyron Kd., Weston. Mass. Ienneiit. Si mn Elizabeth. 517 Smyth Kd.. Mam-hester. N. II. Ientley. Deborah nv, 116 De W ittshire Kd., DeWitt. . V • enti.ey. .ilpiia Elizabeth, 12H North Chestnut St.. W estfield. . J. EMKowir .. . Tory, 222 North Last Vve.. Vineland, N. J. eri.in’. Michelle Charmittk. 130-15 213rd St.. Kosedale, N. Y. EHNER. Margaret Gertri he. 12 W indsor Ter., 1 lira. N. Y. -ever, Sally Vyer, 39 Madison Vac.. Vrlington. A. J. im;iiam, Mary Fvelyn. 3325 Lansmere lid.. Shaker Heights, Ohio ii.vine. Shirley Ann, Hillside W ay. Short Mills. . J. � l vngo, Barbara Bernice. 51 Oasis ve.. White Plains. V V. Ii.y, Linos Doris, 849 East 14th Si.. Brooklyn, N. V. litaciikk. k atiiekine. 230 West Seventh St., Claremont. Calif. !r i� I.EY. St s n mity. Seraggy Neek Kd.. ( .ataumel. Mass, lit adsii sys. Joanna, I 78 North Eranklin Si., yack, N. V. Irkitzkk. Si s s. 86 Oxford Kd.. New ton Centre. Mass. •rill. Helen Flizsbetii. Rockland State Hospital. Orangeburg. N. V. Eiustol. Roberta Ixiis. Guihlerslcevr Vve., Canton, Conn. Eiutton, Joan Lindsay. 601 Springdale ve.. Fast Orange. N. J. Ihoigiiton. Joan Grace, 3 ILmseveh ac., (Hen Enlls, N. V. Ekoi giiton, Kebecca. 611 South Third St.. Oayton. Wash. Erosyn. M. m ni;h. 295 Murray ve.. Larchmnnt, N. V. Eki ce, Brenda, 28 Lafayette Kd.. Ness ton Lovser Falls, Mass. Ei erger. M sity Fuse. 223 Main St., Chehosgan. Midi. El eei M. Si sanna. I I rnold Kd., Ilinghani. Mass. !t EoRi , Ji i y Vnn. 2017 College Kd.. Molt, Mich. Ei rke. Bkyrki.y Vnne. 223 Gvpav Fane. W vnnesvood. Pa. U ti.rr. Si Zanne Carol, 137 Midvale Vse.. St. Ixmis. Mo. ! oy. Jane. 2 Mountain Spring ILL. Farmington, Conn. airncross. Ji OITH. .3 Warren St.. W iiirhester. Mass. AMERoN. Fi.izabetii Loring. 83 kipp Si.. Chuppaqua. N. Y. aaii iiei.l, nn Greeley. I.yuir Kd., Hanover. V II. . a n non , J AC.yt KUNE JoLl-ON. ,3851 Myrtle St.. Frie. Pa. akiionnkai . (Eksims Mary. 101 I law thorn St., Hartford. Conn. ’. aiii.son, Sy la i s Helen. 83 Blackhnrn ILL, Summit. N. J. a i� y . (! sitoi.Y n, 0 1 North Main St., Cohasset. Mass. ’.ask. Lorraine Josephine. 1308 Carroll Sl„ Brooklyn 13. V Y . ’.ass. Priscilla Starr. 68 Longfellow ILL. Wellesley Hills, Mass, in i lb erg. Barbara Vxx. 1 () 7 Wellington Vve.. Short Hills. VI. •iiristiAftSBN. 17. Gail. 21 Birch Hill ILL. Melrose, Mass. j.kmentino. Loan a Koseann. 21 Curtis St.. Hartford, Conn, dorr. Nancy Pai la. 17 Duncan Vve.. Jer e Citv. N. J. . ) 11K a n . Si sa n Hamilton. 150 Stratford ILL. Wallingford. Pa. Iole. k. Lini� 0 Mountain Ter.. I pper Montclair. N. J. ioi.EKl.T, Nancy. 115 Conestoga ILL. Wayne, Pa. loi.GAN. nn Colvin, 225 W aiku ILL, Ridgewood, N. J. aH.l.iKR. J ink Gray. 62 Hyde Vve.. Newton. Mass. 1 m i ins, Jacqi ei y n Lee. .3718 OUmpia Dr.. Houston. Texas !o w ay. l.iNHA nn.30 Huntington Dr., Rumford, K. I. looM.KY. (!vH.OL Leslie. 175 Ocean Vve.. Cedurluirsi. N. Y. ioBcoK n, ( a bole I'll vn( ks, 768 N . Bmoksvale ILL. (Iheshire. (iomi. ioiicoHVN. Joan. .31 Wellesley ILL. Ilolvoke, Mass. :o . SnITA Ll � Y I� . 55 John St.. Putchogue. N. Y . in aet , Si san. 59 Dodd St.. Glen Kidge. . J. Ikanston, Florence Pitkin. 2923 Khodelia Vve.. Claremont, Cal. Kara. Cornelia Cole. 18 Cambridge Kd.. Mhuny. N. 'Y . ’.kaweoko, Helen Fmita. 27 Bedford Kd.. Pleosantvillc, V Y. !|(oor, St san. 33 Greenview W ay. I pper Montclair, N. J. hooks. Barbara nn. 1551 kew ILL, Cleveland Heights. Ohio d nningiiam, Fi.izabetii Vnn. I Spaulding PI.. Ossining. N. Y . )Ai.MAS. Sara. 61 17 W yninvood Kd.. Washington, I). C. Aiy.Ki.L. Janice Flunk. 379 Fssex Vve., Bloomfield, N. J. Lanknukkc. Darryl Ann. North Park Vve.. Bridgeport 29. Conn. Darragii. Cynthia Hawkins. 1.311 Bedford ILL. Crosse Point e Park, Mich. Dattklbavm, Anne Marie. 611 Orienta Vve., Mamur........... . Y. i� e Lemos, Anne. 190 Douglas PI.. Mount Vernon, IN'. Y. Demaions, Patricia Ann, 1946 Chapel St., New Haven. Conn. Dii.ley, Barbara Jean. 80 Stockton St., Princeton. N. J. Dinklagk, Siei.hin Fi.izabetii. 5 Martin PL. Manhassct, N. Y. I)oi i.e. Deborah, 51 Ilillcrcst ILL, Cape Flizabeth. Me. Dodgk. Margaret Jane. 121 Circle ILL. Syracuse� , N. Y. Donehoo. Eleanor V n. 11 WdHHlhuven Dr.. Piitshurgh 2.3. Pa. Domni, Flisb Vnn, 298f Briggs Va� ’.. Bronx. N. Y. Downs, Carol IIrrmon. Sunset Dr., kcrlionkson. N. Y . Drkxler, Mary Izh isk. Deerliehl, Mass. I )l EMKE, DeLoris VNN. 2730 Stinson BKd.. Minneapolis. Minn. Dleeiki.i� . Katherine, 9 Fairway Vve., Rye. V Y. IH’MA iLLK. GBORG)Kanhni ILL, Bloomfield Hills. Mich. I)i RYKK, Margaret Kroaanei.i, 175 Park St.. Fusthamptou. Mass. Daa elle. Jacquely n, 1918 Vlorveit ILL, Jacksonville, Fla. Fd.mi ni� son, Ann Lai hie, .3188 king St., Seattle, W ash. Fiyaa ari s. (.. Jean. 786 icA ui � nt Vve., JohnstoAvn. Pa. Fi� aa aros, Patricia Patton. 112 Mitchell PL. kirkAtnod. Mo. Fow aros, Roberta. 71 Oakview Ter.. Shori Hills. N. J. Flza, Ji oith Marik. To ()ut r Dr.. Oak Ridge. Penn. Fmkrsojn, Sarah W kli.es. 685 Lin AOod Vve., St. Paul. Minn. Fbstine. Beatrice Jean. 803 Devonshire St.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Frick son, Karen Bkymuld, 5335 Graml Vve. S.. Minneapolis, Minn. Fscriye;, Jacqueline, 311 Linden Si., Wellesley Hills. Mass. F ans. M. Fi.aine. .332 Flm PL. I.eonia, N. J. Fantasia. Maria Louise, 75 .rods St., Belmont. Mass. Faicht. Sharon Rose, Cutler ILL. Greenwich, Conn. T At st, Ji oith M,vt o, � 1«I Spring Dr., Bloomfield. Conn. Fkigin. Susan Cii abl � ite. .37 Kay lev Vve., Y onkers, N. Y. T'klosiii ii, Dan a Fee. Kerh � nkson, N. Y. Fenner, Dana Blair, 317 Hammond St.. Bangor. Me. Fink. Ji oith Blaciie'oro. 8 Olive Lane. Barrington. K. I. Link. Glenna Ix� i ise. Route 2. Vlhrntown, Pa. I itzGeralo, Jean, 9305 Weal Parkhfll Dr.. Betbesda, Md. Fizkr, Betty VI ahie:. Star IL� ui ‘. Ilammonton ILL. Marysville, Cal. Flanders, Jt oith. Main St.. Fast Douglas, Mass. Fletcher, Joy Vi.ick. (� 805 Lawn ton St.. Philadelphia. Pa. Floyd, Nancy W iixlams, 10 SoutliAMYoda Fane. Scursdalc . N. Y . Ford. Gayl Carolyn, 30 ScIkkiI St., Keene, V II. For� , Patricia M. S., Kennedyville, Md. Foster. Sally Jean, N� rridg4 AAiKk. Me. Fowler. Jt oith Gail. 58 Sargent ILL, W inchester, Mass. Fkac k, Cecelia Marie, 7.32 West Lafayette St.. Fusion. Pa. Friedman, Barbara Helen. 981 Fast 9th St.. Brooklyn. V Y. Friedman, Marilyn Foi ise. 120 Van Rensselaer Vv� .. Stamford, (ionn. Frisch, Susan Ji oitii. 188 Beach I 16th St.. Nteponsit. L. L, Y . Fri ai, C atherine. 27 11 Lamlon ILL, Cleveland. Ohio Id rai an. Suz anne ILh.comre. L309 'I'horiiupple St., (ihevv Chase, Md. (. are no. Ji oitii Vwk. 7 Pouus Ridge. i aa Canaan. Conn. ( ebi.kr, Gail Vnn. 96 Prospect Si.. Caldwell. V. J. (rKRMONo. Sandra Lynne, 662 Forest Vve.. Larchuiout. iN. Y. (riBSON, Julia Mary. 17 Fourth St.. Ilicksvillc, Y. (rii.soN, Marie Ellen. 719 Fast Broad St.. Wcstlield, V J. Ci.oyn. Flea nor Vnne, I 118 Stratford Ave., South Pasadena. al. (iOEPKL. W endy Pangbi rn. 720 Center Vve.. River Fdge. N. J. (ioi.oBKRG. Vnne Harris. 10 llrite Vve.. Scarsdale, N. Y. (rOODAAin. Ruth IIoxsky.860 Rock Beach ILL, Rochester. V. Y. Gordon, Myra. 52 W infield Vve., Mount Vernon. V. Y. Gorman. Koslyn Phyllis. 136 Gordon ILL, Wuhan, Mass. Goss, Patricia Cumins. 157 Lincoln St., Holyoke. Mass. (in vii am. Sally Vnne. 873 Yale Lane. Highland Park. III. Gray, Martha Penn. 37 Braintree Dr.. West Hartford. Conn. Griffith, Virginia Latimer. 2018 Matheson Vve., Charlotte, VC. Guest. Vlison W ai bridge. 61 Lincoln Yyc„ Vmherst, Mass. Cl R AN, Cyd.NBY Jo, 90 V illugc ILL, Kosly n Heights. N. Y . (� t staeson. (Jarolyn, 20 Oak Lam . Mountain Lakes. V J. Gi tiikik, VI. Leon E. 5602 Sugar Hill. Houston 19. Texas� Hackman. Helen Virginia, 636 Manor ILL. Narlicrth, Pa. II akkaa KssKi.i., M ARtoft Fi.izabetii, 117 Ridgewood ILL. West 11 art ford. ( dim. Hale. Georgia. 132 Brattle St.. Cambridge. Mass. IIai.i.. Frances H annah, 56 Garrison Rd.. Ilinghani. Mass. II ALU Gketchkn J enna. 16 V inton Bil., VLulison. N. J. Hall, Janet Elisabeth. 16 Chestnut Hill PL. (Hen Kidge, V J. II am. Pai line Ele anor, 2100 V allejo St.. San Francisco. ( al. 11 amm ann. Patrici a. 3l I Vldrich Vac.. Vltoona. Pa. Hammond. Nancy Blake. Bradford. V. II. II ann. Lillian Mary, Box 251. R. I). No. 2. Troy V Y. 180 Hannan, Sheila Flizabkth, 856 V 29th St., Milwaukee, U� 1I anmngton, Jean Blythe. II Vuhrey ltd.. I pper Montclair, . J. 11 anskn. Carolyn Marjorie, 10 Danhurv Lam , Kenmorc. V 4. 11 aRPKR, Sy IAI (iot.it y . Stetson (;i.. W illiam tow n. Mass. II akrincton, NK Li cille, 2546 Portland Ave., Miniieaixilis M inn. II HRiNt;n� x, C. I a k, 71 Maple vc.. Troy, N. Y . Hatfield. I)biiok ii. Crawford Rd., Harrison. V Y . 11 v kin s. M ary Ixm isk. II danis vc.. Norristow n. Pa. 11 kin km an, Susan Vnn. 61 I North Broadway, Yonkers. V Y. Hengkhkr, Joyce II va h and. ITI Klderbcrry ltd.. Mineola, V V. IIknky, MvRY ni Bicnon. Brook valley Kd.. Box 3812, W ilmin-ton. Del. IIkkridok, Jankt IngkuOhg, 7 Hull Park, Batavia, N. Y. 11 KHSKY, I ANN k A I’ll A it INK, I 60 Holland lame. Fast 11 art lord. !onn. Hby.Sai.ia M vkik. 36 Itirhwood St., West Itoxbury. Mass. Hohiuk. Cecilia k. F.. 133 W. De.lavan Ave.. BulTldo, . V. IIuix.imin. G vi.k Vndkkws, 1616 Stolp Va e.. Syracuse. V 11ok. BN, Join Ro K, I I K� Jay St., Mierdeen.S. D. 11 oca N. I’ui.u Jane, I 15 Laion Ave., Meriden. Conn, lit cubs. Jt iutii Cooper, American Fmhassy. Paris, I'ranee Jxbcki.k, Li oille Margaret, 69 Lein beck Vve., Jersey City. V J. Jam bison, Mary Frances, 51 Pilgrim ltd.. Searsdule. S. Jbck, Dorothy nn. Spirit Lake. K.R. No. 3. Iowa Jkffkrs. Jkannk Ai.ic.b, 503 Owen Kd.. W vnnewood, Pa. Jester, K vtiiryn n . 3211 Tairhope. Houston.'Lexus Johnson. nnb Reed. Route 2, Koniwood, Jamestown. N. Y. Johnson. Carolyn Stab fori� . 3 Lorraine Rd., Summit. . J. Johnson, Kmzaiiktii nn, 210 Grandview lllvd., honkers. Y. Johnson, Joyce II arriet. 6104 Nassau St.. Philadelphia. Pa. Johnson. JI dith Lkk. 317 Page e.. N ortli Mankato, Minn. Jonbs. N anca ( viioi.. Knollwood Lane, Darien. Conn. Jones, Pvtiiici a, R.F.l). No. J. Box 378, Springfield. V t. Joseph, Judith Vnnb. 10 West 86 St., New York. N. Y. Karp. Susan Fstbllk. 115 Central Park West. New York. N. Y. k i Bit, St s n W iiBBi.Bit, Old Barn Rd., Fairfield. Conn, k i pm an. St zvnnk (Lv i I.. 3500 Lake Shore Dr.. Cliieugo, 111. kKGKNHKls. Vdki.k Corinnk, 603 N. Franklin St.. Lancaster, Pa. k ei.i.Bit. Heidi Fuzaiikth, 1331 Main St.. W lialoin. Fitchburg, Mass. Inbi.so, Lini Lodge. 307 W cat 10th St.. Frie, Pa. kEMMAC, SAft All Lt Bl.I.A, 1018 Woods Ave., Lancaster. Pa. KENNEDY, PATRICIA, II 11midreds ( iirele, W clleslex Hills. Mass, kii.crin, nn, 9 Clcurvieu %« .. West Hartford. Conn, kiMitKKi.iA. Vnnk Lkstkk, 367 North ve., Fanwood. iS. J. kiNc. Cii akiottk VlKEN. 106 Morningside Dr., New York, N. Y. Kingman, Vnn Bennett. 7 Stanley Rd., Darien, Conn, k I SHELL� Jl DITII, W oodstoek Kd., Gates Mills. Ohio Klein, Carol Lois,2II Central Park West. New York. V Y, Klkmpnkr, Matilda, 115 Fast 92 St.. New Y ork. N. Y. Kmngayian. 111 IDA Maju.by, 10 Terrace Ave., Albany. V Y. Koehler, Jt DlTli Pace. Ocean Ave.. Bayport. N. Y. koF.RNEK. S it All Katherine. 1940 Burton Lane. Park Ridge, III. ko cs. Si n Jane. 7 Platt St.. Poughkeepsie, N. 4. Khrtsciiai ann, Deborah Ann. 39 Irving PI., Lvubrook. N. Y. kt 11n, Barrara I Ml.ANDT. Howell Parkway, Medina. N. L killat, Joan Phyllis, 528 15th Ave., Paterson. N. J. LaCKY. N vn Klaine. 875 talanla Ave.. W ehster Cro es. Mo. L Fbminx. Jt DlTli NB, 19 I nderhill Rd., Hamden. Conn. La 11 ait. Patricia Vnn. 2 Silvcrwood Ter.. South lladtcv, Mass. Lakh it .. Rhoda Flizabkth, 640 West 23L St.. New York. N. V. I. Mill. J m bi ink Helene. 85 Brook aide Ave., Newlonville. Mass. Lang, Cl | DINE. 230 West 79 St.. New York. N. Y . Langrkin, Vdki.aidk Timm. II, 110-17 (� 8 Rd.. Fon st Hills, N. V Larkin. Nancy Lynne, 2323 Green wood Vve.. Wilmette, III. Lawrence, J ni- Pknfibi.d, 5 Wellesley Rd.. Swartlimore. Pa. Lawson. Li s nn 'I’i ckbr, 115 Loring Rd.. Weston, Mas . Layer,Sarah Vnn. Box I 15. Mulberry Kd.. Route 2. Chardon. Ohio Lekkowit .. Ruth Vnn, 86 Jerome Vve., New Rochelle, N. Y. Lein rack, Linda Jay. 602 Juniper St., Quakertowu. Pa. I jury, Flunk Margaret. 68 Pennell Vve.. Portland, Me. Lincks, Toni Beatrice. 867 West St.. Pittsfield. Mass. Lincoln. Martha, 31 Canton Vve.. Milton, Mas . Li dcin. Andrea Ruth, 207 Penn Dr.. West Hartford. Conn. Li rib. F.i.i.kn Dorothy, 1022 9tli Vveiiue, Brooklyn, N. V. Ly ai.L, V nit a Lot ISK. 353 IlillcreM Kd.. Kidgewood. N. J. Lyons. Flkanoh Joan,65 Kelleelaire Vve.. Longinead� � A . Mass. Mi Vhdi.e. CvriiBRiNB Lot isb. 158 La(irunge St.. West Koxhury. Muss. McDowell. Marilyn Si e. 2628 Northwest 28th St., Dklalinina t at v, )kla. Mc.Gladb, Patricia Vnn. 128 Lansdovvne Vve.. Haddonlielil. N. J. vicGoAYiN. Janbt Sehkilu 219 Bell Kd.. W ymiewood. Pa. MrkKNRICK. KlIZARBTII HoAA-aiN. 6303 (Charles Street Vve.. Baltimore, Mil. MacKinnon, Ki.len Anne, 75 Warren Vac.. Plymouth. Li . Mai Lane. Mvkcakbt Fbhci son. 5712 Dorchester Vve. Clihaco. III. McLennan, Vnnb Ki.izabetii, 12 Overlakc Kd.. Wakefield. Mass. M Mi i.lan, Caroline. Main Si.. Nurwell, Mass. Macdonald. Jt dith Sari. Scofieldtowu Kd.. Stamford. Conn. M ack, J anb Catherine. 5904 Aberdeen Kd.. Bethrsda, Mil. Main, Barrara. 65 Beech tree Kd., Knmford, K. I. Manbrk, Kathleen Marie, I 1 Marietta Vve.. Passaic, V J. M anfhkdi. Barbara Flainb, 370 Common v cull Ii Vve.. Boston, Mas . Manaaki.l. M. Gail,'20 Ward Vac.. Northampton, Mass. M aksdbn, CiiRisriN a Cm i� bk. Ill Progress St.. Say lesvi lie, K. I. M vni ike. Marie Berry. 29 Fugtwood Si.. Eusl Orange. N. J. Maximov, M arc aret J arms, 6110 Beacon St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Mayer, Ann M arc a ret, 60 Fountain St., Clinton, N. V. Mayo, Lynn Shepherd, 119 West 16th'Ter.. Kansas City, Mo. Mkynibr, Margo, 17 Briar Hollow Lane. Houston. Texas Michaels. Meredith Reed, 711 N. 'laylor Vve.. Kirkwood. Mo. Miller. Fli .amktii IIiyck, 122 Fast 82 St.. New York. N. V . Miller, St %n Jrankttb, 1378 Crovden Rd., I.Midhurst. Ohio Mills. Sarah. 68 Sandringham Rd., Rochester, N. Y . Miner. Constance, 61 (ilmton Vve., Kidgewood. N. J. Mint .. Vdelb H arriet. 2 Vdams Si., Fast Rockawuy. N. Moffat. Gail Cranford. 5 Kdgeuood Kd.. S-arsilale. N. X. Moiinkern. Jt DITII ( ARTER. � 0 W. Sixth St.. Oswego. N. Y. MovrcovtKKY. Vnn Gkeenyvay. K.R. No. 1. Gaston. Imi. Mookk. Sarah Ann. 139 Townsend Vve., New Haven. (ionn. Moore. St vn Milken. I Cozy Ct., Cromwell. Conn. Mokbi.. Vndrkv Susan, L050 Ocean Vve.. Brooklxn. N. Moi«;an. Nancy Fleming, 24 Monroe PL. Brooklyn. N. V. Morris. Ji dith (Fail. 805 Northwest 38th St.. Oklahoma it . Okla. Moit, Fsther, 8 (iollege Vve.. I pper Montclair. N. J. Musser, Ki.izaiiktii W oodfill. 302 Nortbridge Rd.. Cirelev ill. .Ohio Myers, Jean Kerr, 205 I yler Vve.. Clarksburg, W. V a. Myers. Si san Lyons, 2( 2 Brown Si.. Providence, K. I. Naramore, Donna Lea. 89 Grovers Vve.. Bridgeport. Conn. N ash. N ancy Robertson. 302 Glennside Vve.. Wilmington. Del. Neal, K. Frances, 231 Vermont Vve., Clarksburg. W. V a. Nkails, Ji LIE Vilen. Bon 5. Shrewsbury. N. J. Nrvycomh, Lynn Sakaii, Oakland Rd., K. I, Webb City. Mo. () Day, Siikila Whitman, Rua Nina Rodrigues93. Jardin Batimico, Kit� de Janeiro. Brazil ( i� iorne, Marilyn Woodward. 107 W omlsitle Kd.. Vrtlmore, Pa. Oitni. Penelope. 1117 N. Stowell ve.. Milwaukee. VV is. Palmieri. l arik-Clai i� k M„ 167 Last 65 St.. New York, N. V. Pa per now . Ly n n. Sterling Rd.. Harrison. N. Y. Parker. ( arol. 819 Weldon St.. Latrohe. Pa. Pasiekv, Patricia Spen«;i.eh, (lamp Si.. Midtlletown. Iltmti. P assay kg. Rutii Salome, 300 ’.enlral Park West. New York. N. Y. Pat ., Ki.len, Old Court ltd.. Pike ville. Mil. P t I.. Frik a Vnn. 108 Chews Lamling Rtl.. Iladdtinlieltl. N. J. Paavujaaski, Marlene Marie. 56 V Market St., (den Lyon. Pa. Phillips, Mary Elizabeth. 600 Strath Haven Vac.. Swarllunore. Pa. Phillips, St san. 700 Minartl Run, Bradford. Pa. Pilotii. Penelope Prime. 1925 Huntington Turnpike, Trumbull. (.’onn. Pol.lock. Bvriiara Helene. 1555 lleurv llutlson Pkw .. New York. N. Y . Porter, Sheii.a J ask. (.are of Mr. W alter G. Selinrf. 8 Btirnge PL. Forest 11 ills. N. Y . Posner, Irina r ariuei.lv. 20 Willow St.. Douglastt� n, N. Y. Pratt Mary l � i isk, 2876 W omlbury Ktl.. Shaker Heights. Ohio Karins, Carole Fi.sa, I Devon ltd., KtM-kville ( nitre, N. Y K ADCL1KFK, St .ANNE Itl TH. It.I). No. I. Box 31. Sparta. N. J Basmi ssen. Joyce Klizahetii. 1 10 8th Vve.. Brooklyn. N. Y . Bea, Si zannk Lyons, Mine Brook ltd., Bernurdsville, N. J. Bearden, Barrara Ann. 360 West 245'St., New York, N. Y. Bennick. VIahjorik Kitii, 1415 Glenwood ltd., Brooklyn. N. Y. It LA I.. 11 ADI E W KN TLINi.. 55 10 V y leshoro Vve.. Pit l-liiirgli. Pa. Kicii. Nancy Winslow. 27 Menam St.. Lexington, Vl.iss ItOBRtN. (uiace. 23 Lake Vve.. New K«n belle. N. Y. Kouinson, IIasseltine Beck. 521 Ridge St.. Reno Nev. Roe, Sandra Cosgkavk. 3795 ()rt ga Blv«l.. Jacksonville, l la. Rogers. Jt ditii Vnn. 812 North Fairway ltd.. North Hills, Pa. Rose, Fi.izaretii. 1701 Balmoral Dr.. Detroit. Mich. Boss. Jane Sti art. 226 Stewart Vve.. Garden City, L. I., N Y . Rowlings. Bevkhi.y Diana. 10 Clark ltd.. Hingham. Mas . Kt ittno. Rosemarie. I.i c y. 120 Saiiliiean Dr.,'Trenton, N J. K i i met. 1111, lea i Vnnk. 213 New York Vve.. Brooklyn. N. Y . 181 Sahagian, Cynthia Lot ise, 138 Lexington Vve., Providence, H. I. Sargent. Mary Gay, Penlicld Hill lid., Portland. Conn. Sayroi.t. Janet Lot ise, 633 Feme Ave., Drexel Hill. Pa. SayLeh, Judy Lila, 9131 S.K. Stephens St., Portland, Ore. Sell aff, Grhtciibn Lindbn, 2016 Midland Ave., Syracuse, N. A . Selli.ossreh� ., Maryann, 610 Wt i End Ave., New York, V A. Scoyiix, Sharon Lynn, 1600 Portland Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Sebastian, Sylvia Frances, 622 S. 22nd Ave., Yakima, W ash. Ski.au Sandra Harriet. 17 Oldfield lid., Dorchester, Mas . Sknne, Sandra Marik. Breeze Hill lid., Il.F.I). o. 1. Northport, N. Y. Siiakkr. Anne Elizabeth, 500 (v)tiern St., Stroudsburg, Pa. Sii vnlky. M. Eileen. 37 Clinton Vve.. Maplewood, N. J. Siiapiko, Jt ditii Lot ise. 159-07 Fourteenth Ave., Heechurst, V A. Shapiro, Linda Esther, 172-10 Highland vc., Jamaica. . Y. Silakpe, Carolyn Fordiiam, 262 Kenyon St., Hartford, Conn. Siiaw, Elizabeth Anne, II Magnolia Pkw v. Chevy Chase, Md. Shaw, Nancy Helene, 333 Beech Spring lid., South Orange, N. J. Simjian, Mary Josephine (Jo), Laurel Lane, Greenwich, Conn. ■ i'1 v i. vm J % ns, 1009 Park Ave., New V « rk. N. V Smith, P. Melite, 295 W est End lid.. South Orange. V J. Smith. Polly Sherwood. 28 Harvard St., Hartford, Conn. Son n s, Margaret Ellen. 5-1 Hogue Vve., Batavia, V A. Soi thmvyd. Nancy Elizabeth, 19 Hampden Ter., Newton Centre, Ma� s. Spahklin, Mary nv. 713 Landing lid. V, Rochester. N. A. Spkihs, Janet Ciieiiry, 18 Lyndon St., live, N. Y. Spenceh-Strong, Marianna. 109 W itherspomi lid.. Baltimore, Md. Simci z .A, Marilyn Ann. 9139 Meadowlark Lane, Milwaukee, W is. Spring, Cynthia Ciiadroi rnk. 1 OH 17 Southeast 16th St.. Bellevue, Y aah. Stanley, Susan Ellen, 32 kalie Si.. W uliiawa. Oahu, Hawaii Steers, Ji u Ei.i.a. 16 Greyslonc lid., Lurchmnnl. N. A . Stern, Jane, White lid.. Gate� Mills, Ohio Stevenson, Jo n Gladys. 91 Capen St., Milton. Mass. Stim.ingBR. Sally Joanne. 3289 Clencaurn Hd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Stillman, Suzanne H all, Muyw'ood lid.. Darien, Conn. Sti kgis, Margaret. 17 liaymond St.. (Cambridge, Mass. Stxcop, Vnnk. Mareraig Farm, Butler, Pa. Sullivan, Sally Vincent. 221 Tunxi lid.. West Hartford. Conn. Sitkr, Barbara Helen, 19 West Main St., Penns Grove. N. J. Sutton, Syl I a Vnn. 125 State St., Vlhany. N. A. Taylor, Cynthia, 1611 V Dixon Circle, Cincinnati 21, Ohio Terry, Bariiara Ellen. 66 Crestline lid., Strafford, W ayne P.O., Pa. The mo, Elaine M akik, 38 Chesterfield lid.. West Newton, Mass. Thomson. Ji dith Cromleigii. 8 Sachem Vve.. W orcester. Mass. Tillotson, Tamara Etta. 30 Stark St.. Nushuu. N. II. loi MAN, Betsy Martha. Bassett lid.. North Haven. Conn. TOPIIAM. ELIZABETH, 100 Nelson PI., Westfield, N. J. Topping. Cahol 11 inchai an,323 N. Princeton Vve., Swarthiuore. Pa. Tot M ark in k. Ei A i n B Vnn, 522 Marsh Hd., W ilmington 3. Del. T KKmiKN, Eilynnk Frencii. 5 1 Spring lid., Chappatpia, N. A. 'Trimule, Ji ditii Ellen, 5315 W aterman Vve., St. I.ouis, Mo. Tripp, Vnnk Borden. Westport Harbor, Mass. 'Tripp, Lucy Anne, 121 Hyde St., New Haven, Conn. 'I hostel. Louse Vnn, llotite No. I, Box 161, Thienavillc, W is. Tuinman, ITinkk Anne M akgribt, 5111 W estpath Way, Washing- ton, I). C. Tyler. Marie Walpole, 109 llamauo Vve., Pompton Lakes, N. J. Tyson, Jane VI rgarkt, 2219 II Vrnorview Blvd.. Lorain, Ohio Vermilyk, Marion Fkstitics, 130 Johnson Ave., Englewood, N. J. Vincent, Madklyn Miriam, 118 Vilen Vve.. Vuhurn, Me. V lner, Beatrice Ann, lied Hill lid., .Middletown, N. J. Vogel, Anita Ellen, 21 Dohhs'Ter., Scarsdalc, N. A . Nose, Vnn Ciiarijottk, 18 Clinton St., South Portland. Me. W ard, Carol Elizabeth. 121 liolx-rts Vve.. Glenside, Pa. W ri , D. Elaine, Owings. Calver! County, Md. W ATKRMAN, Jane Stkyy AHT, IB Bailey Hd., Coliussct, VIass. Webber, Linda Leslie, 52 W alhrooke lid.. Scarsdalc. N. V . Webster. Barbara Love, 212 Byberry Ave., llutl oro. Pa. W KissENBACH. Lisa W akii. 51 S. Dawson Vve.. Columhus. Ohio W ells. Betsey Abbot. 228 llildale lid., V illanova. Pa. W klsji, Stephanie Draper. 3109 W . Penn St.. Philadelphia, Pa. Wekme, Mary Lou. 1612 Norwood PI., Oklahoma City, Okla. Wert, Katherine Jane. 2707 E. Kessler Blvd., Indianapolis, Ind. We st, V ihcima Leslie, I 18 S. Kingman lid.. South Orange, N. J. W harton, Julia. 21 Gramerry Park. New York. N. A . WTiittall, Ki.lkn, 30 Forest St.. W orcester. Mass. W island, Sandra Jill, 605 Earls ton lid., Kenilworth, 111. WTknkrt, IIei.card. II Roosevelt Vve.. Niagara Tails, N. A. W ier, J ane Kt rtz, 5 School lid.. Vlapocas. W ilmington. De l. WTkstrom, Virginia. West Lake lid., Skancateles, N. A. WTi.iioi rn, Priscilla Snow, 5113 Wilson Lane, Belhesda, Md. W ilu Elizabeth Sinclair. 2919 Harrison St., Evanston. III. W illard, Holly Ann, 310 E. Pine St., Millville. N. J. Wilson. Katherine Elizabeth, 1122 Westview lid.. Baltimore. Md. Wisnek, Helen W arkkn. 2501 N. Powhatan St.. Vrlington, V a. Witherspoon, Hitii Jeanne, 151 Park Vve.. K« chesler. N. A. W olklishekg. Heidi Merry, 55 Cow din Circle, Chappatpia, N. A . Wood, Cynthia. 2 Did Orchard lid.. North Haven, Conn. Wood. Patricia Vnn. 11 Delwiek Lane, Short Hills. N. J. Wood. Saha Vnn, Washiiigtonville, N. A. Woskncroft, Etiiei. M akik, 53 Warner St., Newport, li. I. Wt hst. Jt ditii Alison. 1425 Tallyho lid.. Meadow brook. Pa. W yckoff, J ane Lot ise. 231 ( anon Dr.. Santa Barbara, Cal. A atks, Ji ne Carol, 301 W . Duarte Hd., Arcadia. lal. A KLLiG, Karen Bond, 17 Vve. des Bouleaux. ntweq� , W ilrijk, Belgium A i sr. Bind a Amalie. 119 Sackville H 1., Garden City, N. A . Zone, Nancy Lee. 55 W estentt lid.. Stamford. Conn. 182 foreign students kiu. Hkrtiia, I . O. Box 05. Mbeya, Tangantika, ICusi Urira BvrrKKA, 1 kia M.. venue (itiaiiliteiunr No. 57l). Mexico Ci tv, Mexico II Kl iKH. (IllHISTIANK, 23 HlC • l« 1 1 Kt pill ii(|lie, V antes (Seine), France IIkkx s. n Isvbki.. ieior I’railera 30. Madrid, Spain Irigoyen. K j ki . Mercedc 1530 Npto. , Montevideo. L ruguay K vmi.no, N vst ko. 121 Sltiiuodaila-clio. Srlagaya-ku, Ti k o. Japan Kim.Ni s : ii . 85-1 3K.i, M iiii� I )oii� , Seoul. Korea Kmoskn. IIvnnv llol-:. |0 Freiatnlet. Ilellrrnp. Denmark La Goktk. Xvwmakia. N ia lln� rto Foriis 15. Koine, Italy MoMKH. N im nk. I bis. rue Dclalionlere, euilly sur Seine. France NoitmiKitG. K. Nnnki.i II., Polijoisranla 22 i. Helsinki, Finland Osvnt. N'oshik. 10 bunclii. I banebo. k aw ara a-maebi. Minamiku. Osaka. Japan Poi� i Dokotiik K.. Steinhrim. bei Neti-l lui. Bavaria, Germany Sciii vciiTKit. (it won F. S.. (� NX enneiber� s� atan, Stockholm k. Sweden Wegm ANN. Momra. JaluidruHuc I. Oldenburg i. O.. Germany S A R O N y 362 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE 1957 LLAMARADA before the mountain day bells CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '57 From Your Many Friends in SEARS HOLYOKE STORE Greetings MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK HOLYOKE, MASS. Branch Office • Soutli Hadley Solid. Intensive Training Individual Advancement - Day and Evening HICKOX • Secretarial School Beginning or Advanced Small Classes Start Each Monday 178 Tremont St. at Boy lston St. Rostov Mass. Tel. HAN cock 3685 Early American Inns where you are served the best in delicious old-fash- ioned New England food and liquid refreshment. Pedlar Holyoke, Mass. U S. Routes soi and j Silversmith Wallingford, Conn. Exit 66, Wilbur Cross P'l way, Drover Newtown, Conn. U. S. Routes xoi and 6 186 “Sire, we offer you our wine, our [tears, our gingerbread, our biscuits and our hearts. In the spirit of true hospitality, so said the burghers of Rheiins to the King of France. For an equally warm welcome in the modern manner — for truly delectable food that will tempt your appetite and make a day just perfect — visit the ROGER SMITH RESTAURANT for an occasional meal. HOTEL Holyoke, Mass. Roht. C. Whitcomb, Mgr. Telephone: Jefferson 2-1414 Your headquarters for out-of-toum guests There are Roger Smith Hotels in the following cities: Holyoke. f ass. Stamford, Conn. Water bury. Conn. White Plains, N. V. New ork, N. Y. New Brunswick, IN. J. Washington, D. C. Compliments of the RIVER LODGE Compliments of EUREKA BLANK BOOK CO. HOLYOKE MASS. on alert for Leading College Fashions SALTMAN’S 252 Maple Holyoke EXPRESS BUS FOR BOSTON GMC Air-Ride Busses Low Rates For information call COMMUNITY TRAVEL AGENCY Charter a “Peter Pan ' Bus J E 34878 Keep V our Forty t ogether PETER PAN BUS LINES FALLS CAB COMPANY 4 Bridge St. So. Hadley Falls Tel. Je 9-9339 UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL AGENCY MRS. WOLCOTT ANDREWS 541 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY 22 PLAZA 3-1244 We specialize in getting jobs for beginners in New York. Appointments please I MINUTE SERVICE STATION 328 Newton St. So. Hadley Falls Compliments of RABBI AND MRS. AARON SOLOMON 188 A Banking Servire For Every Need Since 1872 COWAN DRUG STORE 12 Bridge Street South Hadley Falls THE REX ALL STORE Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Travelers Cheques Bank Money Orders Foreign Exchange Safe Deposit Boxes Trust Department Business, Personal and G.I. Loans Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System HOLYOKE NATIONAL BANK Diagonally Across from City Hall and Busses THANK YOU, MOUNT HOLYOKE for your patronage throughout the years. For 1957 we are arranging a special Spring Vacation in Bermuda for .Mount Holyoke. Our European Conducted tours, several limited to students, are scheduled throughout Spring, Summer and Fall. You can be sure — if it's a Marsh Four Consult your travel agent or write us for hooks and schedules. MARSH TOURS 630 Fifth Ave., New York 20. . Y. E. H. FRIEDRICH CO. Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Metal Doors and Frames Holyoke, Mass. THE EVERETT M. BOWKER INSURANCE AGENCY 1318 Beacon Street Brookline. Mass. Lo 6-1082 BLAZER HFADQI ARTFRS for schools, colleges, clubs, sororities and fraternities are at SYLVIA PUTZIGER — BLAZERS 140 West 57th St. THE LAUNDROMAT 12 Woodhridge St. So. Hadley EDDIE’S CAFE Sandwiches and French Fries Cocktail Lounge 322 Newton St. Route 116 South Hadley Falls w 6ifsmw$ - ' i • « 192 ♦ ❖ Best Wishes to the Class of 5 7 from V V J E W e L E R SUFFOLK STREET • HOLYOKE, MASS. A PROUD PARENT ♦ ❖ KELLEY’S LOBSTER HOUSE Steaks - Chops - Seafood Specializing in pizza on second floor 176 Appleton St Holyoke, Mass. • BERKELEY • EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY 22 Prospect St. Orange 3-1246 New York 17, 420 Lexington Ave. White Plains, N. Y., 80 Grand St. Prepare now for a preferred secretarial position. Berkeley-trained secretaries are associated with a wide variety of business organizations. Courses for high-school graduates and college women. Distinguished faculty. Effective placement serv- ice. Catalogue. Write Assistant Director. Terms: Feb., July, Sept. Girls School and College Outfitters WRIGHT DITSON 426 Bovlston St. Boston Compliments of __________ PITTSFIELD lflT€RSTflT£ albany PROVIDENCE WORCESTER Office: 172 Memoriol Ave. ii5£ i� m ig West Springfield, Moss. w TEL. RE 9-2551 A FRIEND ¥ 196 and to all the class of 1957 «•i 198 Mostefi $TR£ei OOP l4 U $ mahoeu£ % 3 KCA (fa It TEMUIS P 6CNT Athletic fields (jotfCW i EVERETT TORW CLAfP S( PWKP V llPfK ©OCWANO C0N(t CATt uwfflr WHUSTOfj. UBRtCftflN W ATt A88£V fi)C KSfEUtt vjooouey SRlNfJCR WRV LV 3V 9v igm ttU REOJ eAfriswj « te t P«TA,K) P£Ae$7)US ? SCNS AlJj£V WIUIOTM OBsewnty QKKlNSOti MOO urAftiii etv too 200 ?0o 4°° SCO HADLEY, MAS5ACHUSETTS 5C£|_ N Fe ftT fOOO SOUTH RINGS excellent PINS design MEDALS skilled CHARMS craftmanship CUPS superb PLAQUES TROPHIES q uality YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST BOSTON 226 PUBLIC STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. new york MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Compliments of HIGHAM, NEILSON, WHITRIDGE REID, Inc. Managing Agency for the Student Medical Reimbursement Plan at Mount Holyoke College Compliments of ALLERY’S PACKAGE STORE 314 Newton Street South Hadley Falls Thos A CHILDS inc. footwear and accessories for • CAMPUS • LEISURE • SPORTS • DRESS 275 High St. Ilolvoke SCHRODER ROCKEFELLER CO. best wishes to the class of '57 SCHRODER ROCKEFELLER CO. INCORPORATED SERVING MOUNT HOLYOKE FACULTY AND STUDENTS ... 72nd YEAR ... 61 BROADWAY, NEW YORK Holyoke and South Hadley DEALERS IN H. P. HOOD SONS INC. 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