University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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Muriel Sheitelman SOCIOLOGY Mike New Haven PHI SIGMA SIGMA Symphony in black and white . . . Se- renely sophisticated . . . Pianist, actress . . . Oh, those talents . . . Captivating smile . . . This semester I'm really going to grind. Hillel 1, 2, 3g Husky Networkg NUT- MEG 2g Sociology Club 35 Sach and Buskin 3. Tinnette Sherman SOCIOLOGY Plantsville PH'I SIGMA SIGMA Transfer from N. Y. U .... Long dark hair . . . Willowy figure . . . Likes to philosophize . . . Actress magnifique . . . Impetuous . . . Always ready to discuss love . . . Does anyone have any candy? . . . Abounds in abilities. Hillel 2, 3g Sociology Club 2, 3. Irene Shlien SOCIOLOGY Rene Middletown Oh, kids, isn't it exciting! . . . Sincere . . . Sweet . . . Gee, kids, I can vote this year . . . Everything is relative. Sociology Club 1, 2, 3g Hillel 1, 23 Choir 1, 2, 3g International Relations Club 2, 3. Philip Silver CHEMISTRY Long john New Haven PHI SIGMA DELTA Hya, fatty . . . Who's got a penny? . . . Let's do something exciting! . . . Chemistry fiend . . . Likes to dance . . Future doctor of the brain. Hillel 1, 2, 3, Hillel Council 3, Medi- ator 33 Spanish Club 3g Chemistry Club 2, 3. Constance Simmers ECONOMICS Connie 'Winsted PI BETA PHI One of the B.B.C.P.'s . . . Attractive wardrobe . . . Finger in every pie . . . Where's Polly? . . . Oh! that exam. U.C.A. 1, 2, 33 Student Senate 3, 4, W,S.G.C. 3, Vice-President 3g Junior Counselor 3. ,f-lim. 1 -51 441 ff - i 7 , Carol Ellen Smith ENGLISH Carol NVest Haven Blue eyes and a friendly smile . . . Georgia on her mind . . . Future author . . . Don't call me 'Smitty' . . . Al- ways good company . . . So this is where 'I End you . . . XVomen are al- right but men are nicer. U.C.A. l, 2, 35 Glee Club I1 Sociology Club 25 junior Counselor 3. Constance Joyce Smith BUSINESS ADIYIINISTRATION Connie Bridgeport KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Local- . . . Purely intellectual, I'm Alpha Mu . . . W'e've been scronched . . . Why not? . . . Say a few thou- sand words . . . That's a good ques- tion . . . It doesn't mean schmatz. Choir 1, Glee Club 1, Pmrrafl 1, 2, 3, Associate Editor 33 Pan Hellenic Rep- resentative 2, 3, President 3g Sociology Club 3, S.A.M. 3g Dramatic Club 3. Norma Smyth ENGLISH Sn1i!1y' Thompsonville PI BETA PHI Week-end trotter . . . Males and mail . . . A sailor on every destroyer . . . Thompsonville accent , . . Rabid record fan . . . Hey, y'know what? Choir lg Newman Club 1, 2. Anne Sapensky HOME ECOINIOIWICS Waterbury Transfer from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn . . . That reserved sense of humor . . . Twinkling, blue eyes , . . Precise . . . Strictly a classical musical lover . . . XX'ell, I must say. Home Economics Clubg 4-H Club, Edu- cation Club, U.C.A. 3. Jane Garclner Spalding PSYCHOLOGY jm1ie Kansas City, Mo. ALPHA DELTA PI junior transfer from Kansas City Junior College . . . Tall and willowy . . . Smooth dancer . . . Prominent drawl . . . Hobbies: Photography, ballet, and cook- ing . . . Everything is fierce. Cdlllpllj' 3g Outing Club 3g Sociology Club 33 U.C.A. 3.

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Joyce Elena Rudes BUSINESS ADMIINIISTRATION Bloomfield KAPPA ALPHA THETA Tell me a story . . . Interesting color combination . . . Easy smile . . . Strictly a business woman . . . Individualist. S.A.M. 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Newman Club 1, 2, Standing Committee 3g Campzu 3, Assistant Advertising Manager 35 NUTMEG 2, 3g Dramatic Club 1. Gloria Anne Sapienza BACTERIOLOGY Sappy Manchester Thinks there's no place in the world like Manchester . . . Sunday afternoon piano playing and ping-ponging . . . That's nice-I like that . . . That's a jim Dandy . . . Her handshake!! . . . Cheery smile . . . Twinkling eyes . . Sparkling sense of humor. Newman Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Counselor 33 Glee Club 2g St. Thomas Aquinas Choir 2, 3. Rosalind Schuh GOVERNMENT Roz New Haven ALPHA EPSILON PHI Schubisms galore . . . The right thing at the wrong time . . . He says it with flowers . . . I'm going to build me a castle painted purple and white . . . Darlin', you can't love one . . . A raven-haired pixie . . . A 5 feet 2 bundle of Mmmmm. Hillel 1, 2, 3, Sociology Club 1, 23 In- ternational Relations 2. Harvey Schulman CHEMISTRY Slimey Hartford PHI EPSILON PI Two beers, Helen!! . . . Bashful . . . People bother me . . . Grey flannels, white shoes . . . It's rather moldy . . . Listen to Lionel play . . . I'm highly insulted, I'm leaving . . . How nice! . . . Slimiosis Nianticosis. Campur 3, Zoology Club 3, Chemistry Club 1. Edith Ruth Schuster HOME ECONOMICS Meriden Looking forward to teaching . . . But not the typical schoolteacher . . . Takes time to know . . . But when you do! Home Economics Clubg U.C.A. Carol Schustein BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Jersey City, N. J. PHI SIGMA SIGMA Dark beauty . . . Noted for her long week-ends . . . Fun to know . . . En. gaged . . . Sweetheart of Army Ord- nance. Robert C. Scott INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Bob Hartford Transfer from the University of New Hampshire . . . Ge-bo . . . Amazing variety in women! . . . What did you get in this exam? Choir 2, 3g Mediator 3g Junior Execu- tive Committee 3g S.A.S. 3, Intramural Council 2, 3, Chairman 3. Enid Shapiro SOCIOLOGY Enid Fall River, Mass. PHI SIGMA SIGMA Fetching smile . . . She seems reserved -but wait! . . . Elflike . . . Overseas mail every day . . . Dave and I . . . Let's go to Masty's. Hillel 1, 2, 3g Junior Counselor 35 So- ciology Club Secretary 2, 33 Interna- tional Relations Club 2, 3. Valerie Sharaf GOVERNMENT New London ICids,' I'm so disorganized . . . Indi- vidualism and spontaneity . . . Believer in cooperative living . . . How provin- cial . . ..Political aspirations but No, I won't kiss babies . . . Sense and sen- sibility. Husky Network 1g Sociology Club 1, 2, 35 'International Relations Club 2, 3. Dorothy Sharp SOCIOLOGY Dolly Springfield, Mass. PHI MU Transfer from Knox College, Ill .... Full of the devil . . . Lively . . . Pep and plenty of it . . . Keeps her friends happy by telling them stories . . . Pop- ular co-ed.



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Maxine Selma Spector CHEMISTRY Hartford My room's going to Hunk out of this colle e . . . Um onions! . . . One 8 I of them has got to get a furlough. Education Club 2, 33 Hillel 1, 2, 33 Grange 3, 4-H 33 Sociology Club 33 American Chemical Society 3. Richard Hugh Spencer ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Spence Chester SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Energetic engineer . . . Q.P. getter . . . 'Interest in photagraphy- Shutter bug . . . Capable . . . Industrious . . . Quiet . . . Earnest fraternity man. U.C.A.g Engineers Club, A.I.E.E.3 NUT- MEG 3. Samuel Spitz BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION c1yfpIf' Bristol Radical, with no hesitance in expressing his opinions . . . Newspaperman par excellence . . . Where's my by-line? . . . Yellow socks and white shoes . . . Campus Pinnochio . . . Good man with figures. Mediator 33 Campm 2, 33 Round Table 33 Hillel 1, 2, 33 Council 33 Military Ball Committeeg Gamma Chi Epsilon 3. Elizabeth K. Stanton CHEMISTRY Belly New Britain All-around athlete . . . Thought and ac- tion hand in hand . . . Diminutive but full of spirit . . . Diligent worker . . . Have you heard? Outing Club 13 Archery Club 33 junior Counselorg Newman Club 1, 2, 33 St. Thomas Aquinas Choir 23 Manchester Sports Chairman 3. Florence Frances Sterling ENGLISH Fla Hamden PHI S'IGMA SIGMA That blue-black hair . . . Catchy, full- throated laugh . . . Everybody's confi- dante . . . Don't be silly, it's no both- er . . . Best straight-faced joke teller of them all . . . Loves Beethoven and Thomas Vffolfe. Campm 23 Sociology Club 33 Hillel 1, 2, 3. 'Ami' '33 ,Q .Z ff ' fyg, , X K Arlene Mae Steward BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Slew Stamford DELTA ZETA Gee, it was swell . . . No kidding. U.C.A. 1, 2, 33 Junior Counselor 3g junior Representative of Holcomb. Edwin J. D. Stratton INDUSTRIAL ADMINISTRATION Ed Manchester ALPHA GAMMA RHO Uh huh! . . . 2-second chug-a-lugger . . . No thanks-don't smoke . . . Air Corps veteran . . . The voice! . . . Peachy dancer . . . Oh, those long-dis- tance calls. U.S.M.E. 13 Veterans' Club 33 Ski Club 3g Intramural Baseball, Tippa Stein Hi 3. ' Miriam Strong , CHEMISTRY Mir Ansonia just ask her about Co-op .... A touch of the explorer . . . Collects pictures of Angora cats . . . Goes out for sports and photography . . . I should worry and get a wrinkle. Glee Club 1, 2g Outing Club 2, 33 U.C.A. 33 Junior Counselor 33 Chem- istry Club 33 NUTMEG 3. John M. Swenston CHEMISTRY Naugatuck Familiar face around campus . . . The big Swede . . . Otherwise known as joe Persaverence . . . Lives in the isolated Farm Machinery Building. Mary Tate Tazd' Stamford Life is not life, without delight! . . . Sunshiny Tate is a friend to all . . . Red slacks . . . Cheery smile . . , Leave the dishes in the sink . . . Wake up, Tate, wake up. Newman Club.

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