Southern Connecticut State University - Laurel Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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, Alice rczivl' , 1. .- ,l. f,- 'a t ff' qtdf' --uc ,z. vi0H A.- Fer- Jr an Aff SARAH BROWN Sarah is sincere, and always likes to talk a minute, she's courteous and anx- ious to help Whenever she can. The rarest of Seniors, too, for even though marooned in her favorite office , the Workroom , With three term papers and four projects to finish, she could still keep her even disposition and friendly chuckle. AMELIA CAPPELLONI Recipe for an attractive person: take one girl-dainty, agreeable and conscien- tious. Add large portions of intelligence and reasoning, and a pleasing precise- ness of phrase. Flavor with a trace of delightfully unusual accent, and allow it to ripen for four years in the stimulat- ing atmosphere of N. H. S. T. C. The result, Amelia. M E t E l ELENA CARANGELO In spite of herself-there are only five feet of her-Elena has a tremendous ca- pacity for doing things. Her editorships of the Press Board and the Year Book have been punctuated With deep dimples and heaps of food. Interlocutor and book-worm, Elena is still remembered for her interpretations of 'cWinnie-the- Pooh for the Library Staff and Pansy Waflleironl' for the Geography Club. MARC-UERITE CARISSIMI Where there's rhythm, there's Mar- guerite. Whether it is directing rehear- sals for the Geography Club's ta-ra-ra- boom-di-a, trucking down the corridor, or interpreting trills in the gym, she is ready, willing, and very able. Lest We forget the serious side of her nature, however, we must remember what an ex- cellent job she did with the business editorship of the Laurel Leaf. .335 Egg.

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VVINIFRED BARTON Winnie's five feet contain so much pep and sparkle that she has proved in-E dispensable in the Dramatic Club and on the Press Board. Her friendliness and sociability are further demonstrated in frequent cafeteria discussions, which range from Yale's best to HollyWood's worst. Perhaps this small talk may help VVinnie in achieving that one de- sire: to be an actress on the legitimate stage. FLORENCE BECKER Flo , an import from Park City, Was one of the reasons Why our Christmas program and assemblies in general were so popular this year, for her alto solos and duets with Shirley Mott invariably pleased the student body. Flo's friendly and cooperative nature plus conscientious effort made her a popular member of the c'Bridgeport Sctf 3 DORIS BEEBE charming smile and a general amic- ability which enables her to get along with everyone is perhaps the secret of DOf1S7S social success-especially off the Campus. Those gorgeous orchids which Doris sports many Monday mornings hint of frequent festive week-ends. A love of music and talent for singing have made her an enth ' t' b of the oiee ciub. was IC mem er . 'ff ian at 24 ALICE BRADFORD Ever thrilling to the nautical, Alice makes a diversion of maritime activi- ties from a certain sailor lad to an inter- est in boats of all kinds. An artistic talent, which ranges from the creation of faultlessly elaborate coiffures to per- fection in photography, has made her an invaluable member of the Laurel Art Board. t

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Lympe is the epitome of femininity IDOROTHY CARR A piquant profile belies the quiet charm and infinite poise that have made Dottie one of our leaders-unobtru- sive though she is. As president of her class, she has guided us through chaotic class meetings with her patience and tact. Dottie's avid interest in knitting, es- pecially green sweaters, may lead to something other than a teaching career. 2' ff QV at f .- - -.ia--.,1,,, ' r- I f .:--,za '- : I fffw ff I JW! BETTY CARROLL Betty's always determined and thor- ough whether she's making visual aids , learning to swim, holding involved tele- phone conversations, or carrying on those famous off-campusv activities. On cam- pus she Was, among other things, Secre- tary of the Extra-Class Activities and an outstanding Thespian of the Dramatic Club. -:BWI .--.c'-'E-'W'::12-tri. ' f ? d'w 2216 f 11:-pz-1-1V-':r::-1-:-1551215 - :i1:ff55E5E:f: - -Ea. . V' V V- i ' ':- , f ',':2::- ,far-' -:2::f:r:'-r,'1'r5:5:2-:1:'ff:r5E5:r:r::.-:':2:.:-ra.4-'.,:-.-mg:,J , ' . -. +43ri.3:-:5:12'ffS:7:-:5:1:5i5f1fI525J515:Pif1332IZ?fgCf23f:f:f52l3flfFn7:lidi ' V , - f .. . .f W -11:-'-::r-izfzlaa' 422' 551: 'V 1 'fififif1f.f5ff5'-f ': ' , ' 'Sf -- ' ' 1 -1 .-f1f':ffI1f'?' ' ,- 5: -.13 :.- i ' 153 V. -' R V' 3 .11 ' 1' ' V ,.,.,,,,, .,.. .,.,,,, ,,.,.,..,. , , - , .,,,,. ..,.,,,,,. , ':.f.,.,.,.,.,.,,,, . A V 5i.:5,5. .- - ,gf 'L V- ' ,:,:-jfjfzr-'E53:K . V - R R-:iiifsfs -Sis, V, .- 11 -rf' fff-::sI552 -f'55If- 1' ' f.-:555fi5l .l:- - - - ::- , 615.4 '- 'f.54f ' -:v'1f:E:'fi:i 2 , -55' ' . ? 21i:1fz..f?1i J ' ' ' fn aww s K , i, 374 I ,. ' i ff f Y , 0 ff X A X ' 0' 4 1 f f 2 !, fl f,,,, 2 ? fl 4-f f I I I , 1 fr ,df ,, ,og , fag ,ff ,a 1f,w,o,,' I ' :f,1,,.,, a-, .0-Q. - , R ':'E555:, A ' I .:- V.-:-:-:,-:-:---'V GLYMPIA CHOBIAN ANNE CHRISTENSEN ' Fashlombhf frivolous in dress, Anne is that rare and convenient per with her dainty heels. Our soft Sevmourian has a ruflles, lace, andnspike spoken but convincing definite 'opinion oniall subjects and a policy of 'frankness Which makes no exceptions. Her artistic talent she utilized as a member of the'Lau1'e! Art Board and the Art Club, , son, a talented mathematician, Whos al Ways ready. to explain the unfathomable to the less fortunate., Perhaps it's this ability to figure' things out that makes her so capable on any kind of commit- tee, Serious but 'ready for a joke, de- pendable, and interested in everyone is Anne.