Alfred University - Kanakadea Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1947 volume:

= TST � Drea er re “tin ye ea £ FOREWORD Not only at the end of this year, but especially in the years to come, we the editors of the Kanakadea want you to have this book to help you recall and summarize the outstanding activities, people, and organiza- tions on the Alfred University Campus for the school year 1946-47. UNIVERSITY te fi : “s : ; Wi | { ‘ ' | y : my ; ' ’ | ba ’ | | sagerecer see cme pees ‘ -“ DED IC ATO NN... CLARA K. NELSON Professor of Drawing and Design Rhode Island School of Design Pupil of Hans Hofmann | We are proud and privileged to dedicate the 1947 Kanakadea to... 12 MARION L. FOSDICK Professor of Ceramic Art School Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Kunstgewerbe Museum Schule, Berlin Pupil of Ernest Thurn, Hans Hofmann and George Demetrios MARION L. FOSDICK AND CLARA K. NELSON, two outstanding artists and members of the faculty of the College of Ceramics. . . . Because of their interest and understanding in the individual student and because of the respect they command through creative ability. TRUDE FLEUCHMANN, Photographer | PRESIDENT JACK EDWARD WALTERS, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. 1 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Society for the Promotion of | Engineering Education, Society for the Advancement of Management, | Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Delta Kappa, Sigma Chi. BRINTON STONE, M.A., Dean of Men and Administrative Assistant to the President GEORGE H. BALL, LL.B., B.D., S.T.M., Chaplain M. ELLIS DRAKE, M.A., Ph.D., Dean, College of Liberal Arts, Charles Potter Professor of History and Political Science ELIZABETH GEEN, M.A., Ph.D., Dean of Women SAMUEL R. SCHOLES, Ph.D., Dean, College of Ceramics AHVA J. C. BOND, M.A., B.D., D.D., Dean, Professor of Homiletics and English Bible BENJAMIN F. CRUMP, Comptroller CLARENCE MITCHELL, M.A., Librarian CLIFFORD M. POTTER, M.S., Registrar W. HAROLD REID, B.A., Director of Finance, Executive Secretary Alumni Association ELLEN SUTTON, M.D., Assistant Physician ELLA YORK, Dietitian MARY M. COLEMAN, B.A., Admissions Counselor EDWARD K. LEBOHNER, B.S., Treasurer and Business Manager RAYMOND O. HITCHCOCK, M.D., University Physician ALICE McDERMOTT, R.N., Superintendent, Infirmary ANNA MAY RYNO, B.S., Assistant Librarian Pe CULT Y EVERETT T. HARRIS, B.A., B.D. ALBERT N. ROGERS, B.A., B.D. BENJAMIN CRANDALL, Ph.D., Ped.D., Vocational Counselor WAYNE R. ROOD, B.A., B.D., Professor of Theology and Church History HARLEY SUTTON, B.A., B.D. GEORGE B. SHAV,, M..A., B.D., D.D., Professor of English Bible HERBERT H. SANDERS, M.A., Instructor in Pottery ALDEN H. WOOD, Instructor in Metalsmithing ROBERT H. SAVAGE, B.A., Instructor in Wrought Ironwork LINN L. PHELAN, B.A., Instructor in Pottery FRANCES WRIGHT CAROE, Assistant to the Director, Production Manager EARNEST F. BRACE, B.A., Instructor in Woodworking ETHEL IRENE MITCHELL, M.S., Instructor in Weaving E. BBANCHARD BROWN, B.S., Instructor in Design MRS. VANDERBILT WEBB, Director KURT EKDAHL, profesor of Ceramic Design CHARLES M. HARDER, B.S., Head of Department of Ceramic Design WILLIAM FIEDLER, Professor of Music LOYAL FRASER, Assistant Instructor in Ceramic Design CHARLES F. JACOBS, B.F.A., Graduate Instructor of Ceramic Design RETA C. FARNHAM, B.F.A., Junior Instructor of Research MARION L. FOSDICK, Professor of Ceramic Art ELSIE BINNS, Special Instructor in Art CLARA K. NELSON, Assistant Professor of Drawing ADA BECKER SEIDLIN, Professor of Pianoforte JOHN F. McMAHON, B.S., Acting Head of Department of Ceramic Research WAYNE E. BROWNELL L, B.S., Assistant Professor of Ceramic Research LEON B. BASSETT, B.S., Assistant Professor of Spectroscopy ALEXANDER T. SHEEHAN, B.S., Graduate Instructor of Ceramic Technology ROBERT M. CAMPBELL, B.S., Head Department of Ceramic Engineering CHARLES R. AMBERG, M.S., Head of Department of Ceramic Research ROBERT BRUDICK, B.S., Senior Instructor in Research FORREST BURNHAM, M.F.A., Industrial Fellow WILLIAM B. CRANDALL, M.S., Navy Research Associate DONALD A. DICKENS, B.S., Assistant Professor of Research VAN DERCK FRECHETTE, Ph.D., Professor of Ceramic Technology HAROLD W. HUFFCUTT, B.S., Industrial Fellow ARNOLD JOHNSON, B.S., Graduate Instructor of Glass Technology WILLIS G. LAWRENCE, B.S., Sc.D., Professor of Research HENRY E. MARLEY, B.S., Industrial Fellow CLARENCE W. MERRITT, B.S., Assistant Professor of Ceramic Engineering GEORGE L. PLOETZ, B.S., Industrial Fellow HOWARD SEPHTON, B.S., Navy Research Associate LEON |. SHAW, Ph.D., Head Army Research Program HAROLD E. SIMPSON, Ph.D., Head Department of Glass Technology JAMES TINKLEPAUGH, B.S., Army Research Associate M. J. VOSS, B.S., Assistant Professor of Chemistry LUCIUS H. WASHBURN, B.S., Assistant Professor of Research RICHARD WEST, B.S., Army Research Assistant JAMES F. WYGANT, B.S., Industrial Fellow 20 FACULTY CLARENCE KLINGENSMITH, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor SAMUEL RAY SCHOLES, Jr., B.S., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Chemistry RAE WHITNEY, M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology WILLARD J. SUTTON, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Ceramic Engineering MURRAY J. RICE, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry BETTY FONTAINE BROWN, B.A., Graduate Assistant in Chemistry PAUL C. SAUNDERS, M.S., Ph.D., Head of Department of Chemistry HAROLD O. BRUDICK, M.A., Sc.D., Head of Department of Biology GENEVIEVE ANN POLAN, B.A., Graduate Assistant in Chemistry CHARLES E. PACKARD, M.S., Associate Professor of Biology AGNES K. BOND, B.S., Special Instructor in Nutrition ELIZABETH K. FOOTE, M.A., Associate Professor of Nursing LUELLA PATTERSON, R.N., Instructor in Nursing Education SHERMAN WATSON, B.A., Graduate Assistant in Chemistry MARGARET L. BLANK, R.N., Instructor in Nursing Education 21 eel eta G. STEWART NEASE, M.A., Ph.D., William C. and Ida F. Kenyon and William B. Maxon | Professorships of Classical Languages | MARGARET A. AYLOR, B.S., Instructor in Business and Secretarial Studies Ht CHARLES D. SMITH, Ill, M.A., Associate Professor of Speech and Dramatic Production HANNAH S. BRUDICK, B.A., Instructor in English ALFRED H. QUINETTE, M.A., Associate Professor of Business and Secretarial Studies ELLSWORTH BARNARD, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of English LELIA E. TUPPER, M.A., Associate Professor of English HOWARD HOUSTON, B.A., Instructor in English JAMES M. RYAN, M.A., Instructor in English RAY WINTHROP WINGATE, Mus.D., Professor of Music a GERALD F. BURDICK, M.A., Assistant Professor of Industrial Mechanics LLOYD L. LOWENSTEIN, B.A., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics RICHARD RULON, B.S., Instructor in Physics E. FRITJOF HILDEBRAND, M.A., Professor of Industrial Mechanics JOSEPH SEIDLIN, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Education LESTER RAY POLAN, M.S., Associate Professor of Mathematics JOHN FREUND, M.A., Assistant Professor of Mathematics H JOHN G. MOORHEAD, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Physics WILLIAM _V. NEVINS, Ill, M.A., Assistant Professor of Mathematics ALFRED E. WHITFORD, M.A, Sc.D., Dean College of Liberal Arts, Emeritus, Stephen Bab- cock and Rhode Island Professorships of Mathematics i LELAND E. WILLIAMS, B.S., Industrial Fellow eee 23 a FAC UE VIRGIL SCHARRER, M.A., Assistant Professor of Economics EVA L. FORD, M.A., Professor of Romance Languages JAMES A. McLANE, M.A., Professor of Physical Education MARIE LOUISE CHEVAL, M.A., Assistant Professor of Romance Languages CHARLES D. BUCHANAN, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of German THOMAS A. HALL, M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology WILLIS C. RUSSELL, B.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of History and Political Sciences LAVINIA E. G. CREIGHTON, M.A., Assistant Professor of Physical Education DANIEL MINNICK, B.S., Instructor in Physical Education ANNA M. TAYLOR, M.A., Assistant Professor of Romance Languages MARGARET HODGES WARREN, Ph.D., Special Instructor in German ROLAND L. WARREN, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Sociology and Philosophy ALEX J. YUNEVICH, M.S., Associate Professor of Physical Education 24 PAC ULTY ERLE M. MYERS, B.S., Instructor in Dairy Industry WESLEY PARISH, B.S., Assistant Professor in Agronomy and Soil Conservation EDDY E. FOSTER, B.S., Head of Department of Agronomy JOSEPH PELLEGRINO, B.S., Instructor in Frozen Foods HAROLD O. CROWELL, M.S., Instructor in Rural Engineering HOWARD J. MERRILL, B.S., Instructor in Animal Husbandry E. J. BROWN, B.C.S., Instructor in Accounting PAUL B. ORVIS, Director New York State Agricultural and Technical Institute 2 a FA CU LTS ANDREW HRITZ, M.S., Instructor in Commerce and Law ARNOLD KING, Instructor in Refrigeration Shop HAROLD OWEN, Instructor in Electrical Shop ROBERT H. BROWN, B.S., Instructor in Radio T. A. PARISH, M.S., Head of Department of Agriculture EUGENE REYNOLDS, B.S., Instructor in Mathematics NATHAN PLATT, B.S., Instructor in Bacteriology WALTER C. HINKLE, B.S., Head of Department of Rural Engineering PHYLLIS PELTON, B.A., Technical Assistant in English GLADYS S. BURZYCKI, B.S., Instructor in Floriculture WILLIAM _B. HARRISON, B.S., Instructor in Electrical Shop WILLIAM W. STOPPER, B.S., Instructor in Poultry Husbandry MATTHEW BURZYCKI, Instructor in Radio Laboratory GEORGE GREGORY, B.S., Head of Department of Laboratory Technology PeCULT Y JOHN H. RENNER, Instructor in Electrical Shop and Laboratory GEORGE ODELL, B.S., Instructor in Chemistry DANIEL DAWSON, B.E.E., Instructor in Electrical Theory JOSEPHINE PARK, B.S., Instructor in Typing and Shorthand ERNEST RIEGEL, Instructor in Floriculture WILBUR GETZ, M.A., Instructor of Drafting GEORGE W. WHITNEY, B.E.E., M.A., Head of Technical Department JOSEPH J. AUER JANE S. CLARK, M.A., Instructor in English CHARLES MAGWOOD, Instructor in Refrigeration and Heating Theory Laboratory GEORGE S. ROBINSON, B.S., Instructor in Frozen Foods MYRTLE COLLINS, B.A., M.D., Instructor in Laboratory Technology HERMAN E. SICKER, Instructor in Heating Shop ELVA McLANE, M.A., Instructor in Mathematics SHIRLEY E. WURZ, B.A., Instructor in English Seow DENT S SENIORS 1947 BARBARA F, GUILLAUME Design Williamsville DOUGLASS A. CASE Design West Falls RUTH G. ADAMS WINSLOW ANDERSON CONSTANCE G. BRENNAN Design Harmon-on-Hudson Design Plymouth, Mass. Design White Plains 29 ee SENIORS MARGARET D. PACHL Design Kansas City, Mo. . BEVERLY L. PANGBORN Design Mt. Morris WILLIAM D. PARRY HANNAH A. SAUNDERS HARRY H. BARNES Design Alfred _ Design Alfred Engineering New York City 30 1947 JOHN D. BOROS Engineering New York City HENRY P. BEERMAN Glass , Hewlett, L. I. WILLIAM L. BASSETT EDGAR A. BATES LEON N. BAUMER Engineering Alfred Glass Buffalo Engineering Kendall 31 | CARL L. DEYERLING DONALD E. EMHISER EDWIN F. HATCH Glass Batavia Engineering Painted Post Glass Gulfport, Fla. | LOWELL A. BUNNELL | Engineering Middleport | HALDRED C. BRECKON Engineering Lewiston SENIORS | 32 | A. JEREMIAH HATHAWAY, III FRANKLIN A. HEASLEY JOHN C. HEEBNER Engineering Niagara Falls Engineering Alfred Engineering Stewart Manor ROBERT V. LANGE Glass Oneonta. DOMINICK LAURIE Engineering Frankfort 1947 33 SENIORS WALTER F. LAWRENCE, JR. Engineering Woodcliff, N. J. URBAN W. LUDWIG Glass Jamaica HERBERT A. McKINSTRY S. GRANT MERRIMAN SAMUEL A. MOSCO, JR. Glass Avoca Glass Utica Engineering Buffalo 34 1947 JAMES K. THOMSON Engineering Bellmore | | . SAMUEL J. STORPER | Engineering Bronx | ; WALTER F. PETRUSIW JACK E. PHILLIPS MERVIN F. ROBERTS Engineering Elmira Engineering East Quoque Glass New York City 35 ROGER E. WILSON ROBERT E. ANDERSON CHARLOTTE M. ALBISTON Engineering Lockport Liberal Arts Ellington Liberal Arts Alfred ROBERT C. TURNBULL | Glass Canisteo JOHN D. TIFTICKJIAN Engineering Buffalo SENIORS GILBERT H. BRINNIER CLARENCE E. BURLINGAME MARY ALICE BUTLER Liberal Arts Saugerties Liberal Arts Almond Liberal Arts Woodville, Ala. DOROTHY F. CARABILLO Liberal Arts Auburn JEANETTE A. CARLANZO | Liberal Arts Union City, N. J. . 2 9 . ' 1947 oa | 37 SENIORS PRISCILLA G. COCHRANE Liberal Arts New Britain, Conn. JEANNE FORSCEY Liberal Arts Jamestown ————————— EDITH M. FOSTER ANNE GARSIDE MARY E. GREEN Liberal Arts Yonkers ‘Liberal Arts Ithaca Liberal Arts Wellsville 1947 : | GEORGE J. KAMAKARIS | Liberal Arts Alfred MADALYN D. JONES Liberal Arts Paris Station JOAN E. HEISE CORRINE M. HERRICK WILLIAM W. HOITINK Liberal Arts Douglassville, Pa. Liberal Arts Bolivar Liberal Arts Randolph 39 SHIRLEY K. LANE ESTHER M. LEWIS LOREN B. MANCHESTER, JR. Liberal Arts Belmont Liberal Arts Ashaway, R. l. Liberal Arts Batavia HENRY A. KVASHAY Liberal Arts Ashville JOHN A. KIRCHNER, JR. Liberal Arts Brooklyn SENIOR MARCIA A. NOYES FRANK R. OLSON RICHARD E. PIVETZ Liberal Arts Orchard Park Liberal Arts Jamestown Liberal Arts Medina ALBERT REGENBRECHT, JR. Liberal Arts Linden, N. J. MARILYN S. ROBERTS Liberal Arts Lockport 1947 4] SENIORS ALLAN C. ROUSE Liberal Arts Sherman JULIANNE SANFORD Liberal Arts Dalton DONALD W. SHEARER, III MARY-LOUISE E. TETA GEORGE H. VALENTINE Liberal Arts Alfred Liberal Arts Port Washington Liberal Arts Weedsport 1947 MARVIN W. ALLEN Technical Institute Spencerport WILLIAM B. WOODS Liberal Arts Ontario ROBERTA M. WELLS MOLLY J. WHITE ELIZABETH P. WOODS Liberal Arts Whitesboro Liberal Arts Wellsville Liberal Arts Lima DENISE G. BAKER © BARBARA J. BECKER WILLARD C. BECKER Technical Institute Blasdell Technical Institute Corning Technical Institute Buffalo EILEEN M. ARTHUR Technical Institute Lockport ANNETTE M. ARGANA Technical Institute LeRoy | SENIO | 44 HARRY C. BLATCHLY CHARLES M. BLOOMQUIST PHYLLIS B. BBOOMQUIST Technical Institute Cambridge Technical Institute Falconer Technical Institute Randolph JOYCE M. BOVEE Technical Institute Niagara Falls MARJORIE E. BOWHEN Technical Institute Binghamton 1947 45 SENIORS CLARENCE W. BRAUN Technical Institute Buffalo DOUGLAS E. BREEDS Technical Institute Cortland RICHARD P. BROWN ALBINA M. CAFOLLA LOIS ANN CHURCH Technical Institute Wellsville Technical Institute Fulton Technical Institute Addison 947 LEONARD A. DZIEKOWICZ Technical Institute Utica DOROTHY R. DILL Technical Institute Brockport a Hess MARILYN COHEN CLIFFORD L. COLLINS MARY JEAN CROWLEY Technical Institute Rochester Technical Institute | Ransomville Technical Institute Niagara Falls r | 47 KENNETH H. FULLER RICHARD M. GRAHAM DAVID GREEN, JR. Technical Institute Belfast Technical Institute Bath Technical Institute Brooklyn KEITH C. FOLTS Technical Institute Whitesville JOYCE ETHERIDGE Technical Institute Akron SENIORS 48 HENRY GORSKI CHESTER E. JANECZKO HELEN JONES Technical Institute Buffalo Technical Institute Depew Technical Institute Arkport CARL J. KORTHALS Technical Institute North Collins ALFRED F. KROL Technical Institute Depew 1947 49 SENIORS WALTER L. KULA Technical Institute Olean EDGAR A. LATHAM Technical Institute Portville LJ MERRILL E. LOOTENS JAYNE M. McQUILLAN RICHARD P. MACK Technical Institute Gowanda Technical Institute Kenmore Technical Institute Dunkirk 50 ' 1947 JOHN A. PATRIARCO Technical Institute Cortland LOUISE PANEPINTO Technical Institute Batavia WAYNE J. MAZARELLI HOLLIS B. MURPHY GABRIEL NEMETH, JR. Technical Institute Buffalo Technical Institute © Canandaigua Technical Institute Buffalo AUGUSTUS S. RHOADES BURR W. ROBBINS ROBERT W. ROBINSON Technical Institute East Aurora Technical Institute Knoxville, Pa. Technical Institute Ithaca CHARLES F. RAYMOND Technical Institute Elmira LOUIS D. RANIERI Technical Institute Fulton SENIORS a2 RAYMOND A. ROUSSELLE CLARENCE SAMPLE PHYLLIS F. SCHULTZ Technical Institute Hamburg Technical Institute Rochester Technical Institute Tonawanda ROSE M. SCHUSTER Technical Institute Livonia JO ANN SHERRICK Technical Institute 1947 SENIORS ALPHONE A. SMITH Technical Institute : Massena BERNARD F. SMITH Technical Institute Hornell | CARL G. SMITH PALMER K. SMITH ANTHONY SMYKAL Technical Institute Branchport Technical Institute Salamanca Technical Institute Binghamton 54 i 1947 THOMAS M. TOMASELLI Technical Institute Lockport JAMES G. ST. JOHN Technical Institute Oneonta JOSEPHINE STAGAMAN PAUL W. STEBBINS BETTY M. STRAYER Technical Institute Wellsboro, Pa. Technical Institute Buffalo Technical Institute Corning ROBERT M. VINCENT EDWARD A. WIEZERZYNSKI BETTY H. WOODMANCY Technical Institute Stewart Manor Technical Institute Buffalo Technical Institute East Randolph ROBERT USKAVITCH Technical Institute LeRoy WALTER J. TYBURCZY Technical Institute Yonkers SENIORS 56 PATRICIA D. YOUNGS PETER J. ZEBRASKY Technical Institute Albion Technical Institute Fredonia SENIORS Senior Class Officers DOUGLASS CASE . 5 President S. GRANT MERRIMAN _—_. Vice-President MARY ALICE BUTLER é . Secretary WILLIAM BASSETT . ; : Treasurer Technical Institute ROBERT VINCENT . Vice-President ROBERT BAUMER_. ; : Secretary | BARBARA BECKER . Treasurer } DICK METZKIER President : | | 58 THE CLASS OF 1948 OFFICERS KENNETH GOSS : ; ; President ARCHIE FARR. aa, : 2 ! ; : Vice-President MARILYN SCHNEIDER ie ' ; Secretary DORRIS WEAVER : 5 : ; : Pere Treasurer i Top Row: M. Crump, A. Farr, P. Gentsch, D. Stuart, T. McNeill, E. Drozdowski, L. Olson, D. Weaver, G. Anderson, M. Schneider, R. Beach, R. Wilson, E. Julkowski, J. Dorsey, C. Britton, S. Day, J. Morgan. | Middle Row: J. Allen, C. Anderson, N. Jacox, K. Goss, G. Klinetsky, B. Conn, M. Coats, J. Dietrich, M. Fuller, L. Allardt, C. Warden, A. Seeley, |. Kalish, J. Rice, J. Seidlin, R. Robarts, G. Congdon. Front Row: L. Sutton, H. Bayko, E. White, M. Albert, H. Squires, M. Dugan, T. Epstein, V. Willis, N. Dixon, O. Cohen, P. Rigby, J. Martin, J. Gaffney, P. Crofoot, J. Baird. THE CLASS OF 1948 — 60 Meme GLASS OF 1949 OFFICERS ROBERT HANRIGHT .-— . rain : : President RICHARD DUNNE ; : Vice-President GRACE GOODRICH . : . ; ; : : Secretary JAMES SAUNDERS . : : : : : E . Treasurer Back Row: J. Murrett, L. Elliot, B. Claire, J. Lack, J. Parsons, J. Washinsky, R. Harris, W. Nelson, R. Beals, R. Wightman, D. Powell, H. Anderson, D. Watkins, A. Wallace, Sweeney, J. Lehrer, W. Eisenberg, Dreyer. Third Row: R. Lawson, F. Poole, W. Dougherty, R. McFall, P. Gregory, G. Lyons, |. Scott, P. Kelly, E. Harrington, R. Pedu, J. Saunders, D. Babcock, A. Hazlitt, R. Langworthy, J. Cole, R. Donadia, P. Slusarski. Second Row: M. Lewis, J. Anderson, M. Neville, N. Weigand, F. Barnette, H. Kutscher, R. Jacobson, S. Rubin, E. Van Riper, R. Levine, A. Ratchkowsky, B. Weingard, C. Olmstead, J. Lytle, K. Lecakes, M. Sica, E. Newell, M. Collins. First Row: N. Ratner, D. Wattengale, A. Basch, G. Goodrich, E. Nichol, L. Riccio, J. Wilson, M. Green, H. Deutsch, M. Van Norman, C. Weiner, A. Foote, N. Curtiss, J. Sherwood, |. Bohl, M. Ellis, C. Coon, E. Krainis. THE CLASS OF 1949 + | Technical Institute RENNIE COATS ‘ . ; President JACK JONES . : : Vice-President MABEL MORLEY : . Secretary BETTY DINGER ; , z Treasurer Freshman Class Officers DWIGHT BROWN . : f President LARRY GRIFFITH : F Vice-President FLORENCE ANDERSON . Secretary JOHN GILKES . ; : ; Treasurer ree Row: Strayley, J. Conklin, Brook, P. O'Neil, N. Kelly, B. Schoonmaker, P. Wetherby, D. Root, T. Cantwell, J. Holmstrom. Second Row: V. Guercio, D. Miller, R. VanAlston, R. Cheney, A. Brant, G. Eiwen, A. Trax, F. Myers, G. Harris, C. English, F. English, W. Schmidt, Front Row: H. Adams, L. Simons, M. Wyckle, J. Kieslemann, C. Kretz, D. Kraushaar, K. Smith, E. George, T. Wendko, M. Perrotta, | J. Tournaud. | | | Top Row: W. Morgan, J. Allen, H. VanCampen, A. Chatfield, K. Spring, D. Saltman, J. Crow, H. Taylor, J. Nobles, P. Antoun. Third | | Top Row: D. Brown, F. Shroeder, R. Hallberg, F. Elliot, D. Smith, J. Hatfield, L. Reed, R. Strong, L. Kopell, G. Tappan, G. Multer. Third Row: R. Prokopec, C. Tyler, H. Miller, J. Terry, E. Dimon, T. McShane, W. Butista, |. Johnstone, W. Buell, F. Griffith. Second Row: J. Bowden, B. Garber, B. Bittner, R. Hollander, E. Congdon, S. Champlin, A. Sanford, A. Hatch, A. Reise. Front Row: M. Lawrence, A. Mattie, M. Powswang, F. Peterson, C. Barone, L. Lasch, A. Heylman. 64 Gg Back Row: Howard, Zimmerman, Florentino, Hoagland, C. Smith, Strong, J. Woodward, F. Reynolds, L. Perkins, J. Perkins, McGregor, Gergilio. Middle Row: Menter, Atwood, Griffith, Ascover, Mcintyre, Read, Yorio, Montaldi, Hulick, Soldwisch, Howell, Walker. Front Row: Drusc, Gilbert, Farrell, Briggs, Fluster, Hazzard, Ahern, E. Baker, Denson, Williamson. Back Row: Tills, O. Carminely, M. Everman, E. Livermore, Pryon, Curtis, Waters, Mason, Andrews, Zajar, Shapiro, Morley. Middle Row: Davis, Carey, Pelton, Riley, Hood, Houghtaling, Dunn, Waith, Kahn. Front Row: Solomon, Dinger, Schilling, Stoner, A. Everman, Reiter, Tilley. 65 Back Row: Kolts, Kenyon, Miller, Nasiastka, Chamberlain, Cox, VanDyke, Olsen, Plummer, Toal, Temple, Van Wegen. Middle Row: Mehlenbacker, Rogers, Jennings, G. Kolb, Tuchan, Fraser, Lange, Henry, Bonh atol. Front Row: C. Wingert, Stapley, Benson, L. Wingert, Mulcahley, Zades, Lee, Ryan, Batzing. Back Row: Decker, Grieser, Wheatley, Schnautz, Schiller, Davis, Dodge, Theodocakos, Dickenson, Brenan, Richards. Middle Row: Petri, Bleach, Broadbent, Greene, Novet, Wolfish, Sadler, Linko, Barnes, Parsons. Front Row: Stock, Jones, Marquis, Welch, Cody, Bryner, Parsons. 66 | a a a, Re — = Sala eee fo SB Ve i aay | ; STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS BARBARA GUILLAUME . ; ; x 2 : : President JOHN CARABILLO : . : , : s Vice-President JEAN MARTIN — . : : : ; . : 2 . Secretary DOUGLAS CASE . ; ; : Ler ke ; : Treasurer The Student Senate is the governing body on campus. Not only does it approve the constitutions of all other students organizations, but it acts as a mediator between stu- dents and faculty. Some of the other functions of the senate are to sponsor various charity drives on campus, allot money to campus organizations that meet the requirements of the Senate, and to co-operate with other campus groups in sponsoring different activities. STUDENT COUNCIL . OFFICERS BURR ROBBINS . : : ‘ : President | ANNETIE:ARGANA 4 oj) =p PEL ene oVice-President JOYCE ETHERIDGE. : : ; : : : . Secretary ROBERT COFFIN ; ; ; : . : . ; Treasurer | The Student Council of the Technical Institute is the student governing body for all activities pertaining directly to the Institute. The members are elected from the student body and representative of the classes. The council works for closer co-operation between students and faculty as well as closer co- operation among the schools of the University. 68 OFFICERS DOROTHY F. CARABILLO . , ; President MARIE CHERICETTI : Vice-President EDITH FAGAN... , : : Secretary MARIE FULLER. : : : Treasurer The Women’s Student Gevemnient has played an especially important role in student affairs this year. Composed of a representative from each residence house for women on campus, this year’s council, in co-operation with Miss Geen, has succeeded in securing later closing hours for all resi- dent women. This is the essence of the new, shorter, and simpler constitution that was ratified in the fall. Another important step in the history of the W. S. G. was to place more responsibility on each representative in that she has the power to settle certain minor offences within her own house. 69 STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICERS } DOUGLAS CASE, DR. H. O. BURDICK : Co-Chairman | CORINNE HERRICK ; ; . Secretary The Student Affairs Committee, an outgrowth of the Student Life Com- . mittee, has succeeded the previous organization as a forum where student and faculty opinion meet and merge. | Under the co-chairmanship of Douglas Case and Dr. H. O. Burdick, this committee discussed many phases of campus life during the past year. Plans were made for all-campus dances, and for the observance of Mothers’ Day on campus. The committee also assumed responsibility for arranging the Campus Activities Calendar. As a meeting ground for faculty members and representatives of the student body, the Student Affairs Committee discussed matters introduced by both groups. Informed student and faculty guests were invited to the weekly meetings to enlighten committee members on particular situations. The personnel of the committee during this year included Dean Brinton Stone, Dean Elizabeth Geen, Douglas Case, Dr. H. O. Burdick, Corinne Herrick, Chaplain George Ball, Dr. Murray Rice, Barbara Guillaume, Marie Cherichetti, Mr. T. A. Parish, Alan Aronsohn, Robert Hanright, and Donald Jonas. 70 OFFICERS DOUGLAS CASE : President JOAN BAIRD ; Vice-President The cabinet of the Religious Fellowship of Alfred is composed of Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish members. Through such representation, it is hoped that students will become experienced in living among persons of varied faiths with a minimum of conflict. The purpose of the R. F. A., however, is much broader than that statement suggests. Its program includes faculty firesides, discussion groups and other activities which contribute to the welfare of students. The Newman Club represents all Catholic students on campus and its function is both religious and social. Assisted by their chaplain, Father Gerald McMinn of St. Bonaventure College, the club has had many religious services and interesting lectures. NEWMAN Ge Urb OFFICERS FRANK SNYDER : President FRANCES MULLINS Vice-President JULIANNE SANFORD Secretary LOUIS PANPINTO : Treasurer 71 OFFICERS SAT VARMA ; . : : ; : ’ : President The Independents is an organization of students not affiliated with sororities or fra- ternities. One of the big programs of the year was the sponsorship of a variety show, “Scrambled Eggs,” put on for the benefit of the World Student Service Fund. The show was supported by the Footlight Club and many of the stud ents on campus. The Independents also sponsored an “East Meets West’ program in which the Indian students on campus discussed their country. Under the leadership of Sat Varma, President, the Independents have presented these and other programs of cultural advancement for the entire campus. . INDEPENDENTS tide WHO'S WHO MEMBERS Constance Brennan Dorothy F. Carabillo Corinne Herrick Barbara Guillaume Dominick Laurie Douglas Case Hannah Saunders The outstanding achievement of any Senior is to be selected for inclusion in the directory of “Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges.” The students so honored are selected by an impartial faculty committee on the basis of scholarship, character, partici- pation in campus activities, and promise of future usefulness to business and society. This publication is released through the co-operation of over six hundred American universities and colleges. It provides a means of national recognition for students of accredited colleges, and its purpose is to serve as an incentive for students to get the most out of their college life; as a means of compensation for what they have already done; as a recommendation to the business world; and as a standard of measurement for students. VEE CLUB OFFICERS FRANKLIN HEASLEY ; ; ‘ . Commander This organization is known on campus as the ALVETS. Although the club has not con- tributed to the social calendar this year they have been active in the social life on campus. 73 i The Chorus, maintaining a nearly consistent attendance of about sixty members, has met with Prof. William Fiedler on Tuesday and Thursday evenings throughout the year to enjoy not only singing a different type of music than Alfred has ever attempted before, but also presenting it in public perform- ances. At Christmas, Handel’s Messiah was given before a capacity audience in the University Church with the assistance of four soloists from Rochester’s Eastman School of Music. Brahm’s Requiem was sung on Palm Sunday, with a repeat performance later. UNIVERSITY CHURCH CHOIR Students, faculty members, and towns- people comprise the membership of the Uni- versity Church Choir. Mrs. Samuel A. Scholes is the director and Mrs. Benjamin Crump is the organist. . Attendance in the choir is not half as much work as it is a pleasure and there is satisfac- tion in adding to the beauty of the Sunday church service. Christmas is a favoite season with the very lovely traditional candlelight service. The choir also sang with local choral groups in Hornell. Other important occasions were the broad- casting from Hornell and the presentation of the Crucifixion at Easter. 74 rear EL CH OTR The Chapel Choir, under the direction of Prof. William Fiedler, has changed slightly in its aspect this year. Beginning as a girls’ choir three years ago, it has now extended itself to become a mixed choir; the members are Miriam Tooke, Lois Sutton, sopranos; Norma Jacox, Hermine Deutsch, altos; Edwin Laurie, Edgar Bates, Lawrence Olson, tenors; Lou Hargas, Jerry Deutscher, and Philip Crayton, basses. Besides singing for the regular Tuesday morning chapel services at 11:00, the choir has rendered selections for special occasions such as the Founder’s Day assembly. The compositions of special interest to this group are those of Bach and the other old masters. UEN@lVver RO! TY ORCHESTRA ¥ The University Orchestra is essentially a small chamber ensemble specializing in works of some of the earlier orchestral composers. It also serves as a nucleus for the larger group which accompanies the University Chorus in such productions as Handel's Messiah and Brahm’s Requiem. It is designed to serve a dual purpose in making available for students a medium of musical expression and providing for the University an orchestral ensemble for suitable occasions. FOOTLIGHT ©€l=U;baE OFFICERS JOAN HEISE ; : : : : ; ; President ELIZABETH PENDLETON _.. ; ‘ : : Vice-President GRACE CONGDON . ; : ; Business Manager This past season found the Footlight Club back to a pre-war schedule. The season opened with the revival of the Frosh-Soph plays which were discontinued during the war years. These plays were student directed as usual. The club assisted in the production of the Variety Show which was given for the World Student Service Fund. This show later ‘went on the road” to the Bath Veterans’ Home. The major production of the year was T. S. Eliot’s Murder in the Cathedral. The season was completed with the annual presentation of an assembly play. THETA ALPHA PHI The New York Alpha Chapter of Theta Alpha Phi, the national honor- ary dramatic fraternity, is located at Alfred University. Its membership is made up of those who have shown unusual interest in, and have particu- lar aptitudes for, dramatic produc- tion in its various phases. Theta Alpha Phi, with the Footlight Club, presents the Frosh-Soph Plays and also one or two full length plays during the year. SPANISH CLUB | OFFICERS CORINNE HERRICK , President JEANNE MORGAN Vice-President LOIS SUTTON Secretary-Treasurer JUNE ALLAN . é . Social Chairman LYNN SCHNEIDER . Cultural Chairman MISS MABEL TAYLOR . . Faculty Advisor The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote an interest in and an understanding of the Latin American countries among students. At monthly meetings the students are given an opportunity to converse and sing in Spanish. The chief club activity this year was Spanish week, which featured exhibitions, entertainments, a banquet, and movies. Main emphasis was given to Puerto Rico this year during Spanish week. Once more the French Club has had a busy and interesting year. Many former French students, returned from the war, have added new zest to the club. This year’s subject for the annual French week was taken from highlights of previous year’s presentations. Once again the results were well worth the efforts expended, for everyone enjoyed participating in preparing the colorful exhibitions, the banquet, the entertainment, and the French film. The monthly programs including the Rainbow Corner, films, skits, talks, and a spring hike were also especially enjoyable this year . OFFICERS RUSSELL LANG WORTHY). @ Ui ac President NUMERALLAN Gi At Sorc bw. Vice-President | LOIS SUTTON ‘ : . Secretary-Treasurer FRENCH CLUB 77 | { G E ROM AEN CE UR OFFICERS ROBERT YOUNG . ; : President WILLIAM KARNN . ‘ Vice-President MARY EAGLE . Secretary-Treasurer The German Club is again an active part of Campus Life. Members meet monthly to further their appreciation of the language and culture of Germany. Programs this year included several talks on German Culture, dis- cussions of Art, Literature, and Music, with recordings of some outstanding musical works and other illustrations of art supplementing the lectures. Sodalitas Latina is an organization that works in conjunction with the Department of Classical Languages. The department under the direction of Dr. G. Stewart Nease is designed to aid in giving the students a broad cultural education as well as to meet the needs of those who wish to specialize in the classics. The Latin Club meets every month and the meetings are academic as well as social. This year papers are presented by the members on the Elegiac poets, and on the life and times of Julius Caesar. During the year Roman plays are enacted by the members. The big event of the year was the Roman Banquet at which the freshmen acted as slaves. OFFICERS WILLIAM WOODS ; : , : President SODALITAS LATINA 78 CLUB OFFICERS MARIAN MILLER . : : : : President The Zeno Club is the mathematics club of Alfred University. Its purpose is to have informative talks about subjects not ordinarily discussed in the classrooms. Anyone interested in mathematics is invited to be a member of the Zeno Club. This year we have had various topics of interest. Among these were “Probability in Gin Rummy,” given by Mr. John Freund and “Special Methods in Solving Algebraic Equa- tions,’ given by Dr. Alfred E. Whitford. The national honorary social science fraternity was brought to the campus in 1927 to awaken interest and encourage underclass study in the field of social science. Membership includes a limited number of the faculty and upperclass members who must have an average index of 1.5 and 20 hours of study in the social sciences. OFFICERS ROBERTA WELLS . : : ; : President PI GAMMA MU “ INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Now that the war is over there is even greater need for a clear understanding of the diplomatic Issues facing our statesmen. The purpose of the inornanenal Relations Club is to do just that—to discuss and analyze cirtically various affairs and problems of international politics. Students of the social sciences and others particularly interested in current | affairs are eligible for membership. Pi Delta Epsilon is the oldest national hon- orary fraternity in the country and it strives to elevate the cause of college journalism, foster the mutual welfare of sudent publica- | tions and reward the journalists working on these publications. OFFICERS CORINNE HERRICK . h : . . President P|! DELTA EPSILON 80 ETA MU ALPHA MEMBERS David Weinrib Corinne Herrick Shirley K. Lane Roberta Wells Dorothy Freyer Carabillo Special acknowledgment should be given to those who excell in scholarship, the basis of all college life. Eta Mu Alpha, the honorary scholastic fraternity, serves this function at Alfred, and both men and women who have maintained an accumulative index of 2.4 at the end of their Junior year and 2.2 at the end of their Senior year are eligible for membership. Student members strive to promote better scholarship and more interest in intellectual affairs in the University, Not only does the fraternity recogniz e students who have won special honors, but it also induces them to continue to be worthy of them. PHI SIGMA GAMMA Phi Sigma Gamma, the women’s honorary fraternity of Alfred, was founded in 1925 to provide an incentive for achievement among the women students of the University. Each year those women who have best expressed outstand- ing loyalty to the university, personal character, scholarship, and service are elected to membership. MEMBERS Constance Brennan Corinne Herrick Dorothy Freyer Carabillo 81 OFFICERS JACK HILLMAN : : e é ; President WILLIAM WILSON Vice-President FRANK STEOBEL Secretary-Treasurer MR. E. J. BROWN, MR. HRITZ 4 : Advisors The purpose of the Commercial Club is to form a better understanding between the Business major students and the business world. OFFICERS “ANTHONY SMYKAL : : ; ; President LOUIS PANIERI Vice-President MARUIN FRIEDMAN : ; ; Secretary ARTHUR CHRISTENSON L . : Treasurer 82 a Emphasis of the Refrigeration Engineers is placed upon useful and practical information concerning the design, construction, operation, maintenance servicing of domestic and com- mercial refrigeration, air conditioning and heating equipment. TEKNICONS The Frozen Foods Club is for the purpose of considering all pertinent phases of the Frozen Foods Industry. Outside speakers from research, manufacturer and supply organiza- | tions meet with the club to answer questions and encourage discussions. 83 OFFICERS PHYLLIS BLOOMQUIST . President HELEN JONES ; Vice-President MARJORIE BOWHEN ss. . Secretary VIOLET= PELTON? Treasurer DR. COLLINS, MR. GREGORY Advisors The aim of the Teknicons is to develop a better understanding of the needs and op- portunities in the field of Clinical Laboratory Technology. OFFICERS LEWIS GOLDEN . ’ President RAYMOND CZEKALA . Vice-President FRANK MARIND _. : Secretary-Treasurer HOPR VT US Galeues OFFICERS WALTER TYBURCZY _.. ? President PETER McGREGOR : ; Vice-President THELMA ASHTON . ; . Secretary-Treasurer MRS. BURZYCKI : : Advisor The Hortus Club is a means of broadening the interests of those students who are mainly interested in Horti- culture. A study is made of the lines of retailing and landscaping along with flower shop and green house man- agement. D A: R Y- S.C A-E N (GE GE Ue The purpose of the club is to promote and foster interest in scientific development and research in the field of dairy manufacturing and processing. OFFICERS JOHN FRIESEM : : ; President CHARLES RAYMOND : ; Vice-President HARRY BLATCHLEY Secretary-Treasurer Poeeee Go reReO NIC S.-C’ L UB OFFICERS QUENTIN STALKER ; ’ : President LORING HULICK . ‘ : Vice-President RAYMOND ROSCOVER Secretary JOSEPH SACCONE : ; : Treasurer MR. R. BROWN, MR. BURZYCKI Advisors The club is dedicated to the members interests in the specialized fields of Electronics. The club promotes the interests of the members in the specialized fields of Electronics. RURAL ENGINEERS The purpose of the organization is to further the interests of the Rural Engineer students in the farm machinery field. OFFICERS 1 CAR KORTHAIS). . ).. ) . President ' PAUL WIGSTENS 4) 0 10) 2: =| Vice! President CARL SMITH . é , Secretary | HENRY ZYGMUNT ; ; : : Treasurer | MRSHINKIEE ear cate rots. Advisor THE SCHOOL OF AMERICAN CRAFTSMEN � 7 = a cael ae = — 7 Back Row: Thomson, Beveridge, Mann, Yaffe, Newell, Joyce, Lance, Deverell, Nelson. Second Row: Steele, Morgan, Dixon, Felthausen, Pearson, Esterbrook, Bascom, Zinn, Hunt. Front Row: Parker, Koehler, Hurd, Tennant, Whitcomb, Rising. Several years ago The American Craftsmen’s Co-operative Council decided to sponsor a school to be devoted to the development of a higher quality of craftsmanship on a practical professional level. This year The School for American Craftsmen became a part of the Liberal Arts College. In its quarters in the old Crandall Barn behind the president’s home the school instructs its students in the hand techniques of textiles, pottery, woodworking, metal-smithing, and wrought iron. To achieve its objectives, the school links instruction in design and drawing and the history of the Arts and contemporary crafts with shop techniques and production methods. Through the use of his modified apprenticeship system it is hoped that_ the Designer-Craftsman will be so educated that he can create original, useful, and needed craft products which are beautifully fashioned by hand. kd AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY OFFICERS DOMINICK LAURIE : ; ‘ : President The American Ceramic Society on this campus is a student branch of the professional society. It is composed of all the enrolled students in the Ceramic Engineering and Glass Technology courses. The purpose of the society is to acquaint the students with the current problems and research advancements of the industry. Prominent research and production engineers are invited to the monthly meetings as guest speakers. Their talks are usually supplemented by films or slides and pertinent data, and the questions and answers sessions which follow aid in clearing difficult points for the students. KERAMOS Keramos is made up of students having high ratings in scholarship, general interest in Ceramics, and character. Keramos aims to promote scholarship and interest in the Ceramic field, and to stimulate Ceramic activities. OFFICERS JOHN BOROS : , f : President JERRY HATHAWAY. ._—s.._ Vice-President MARION NADLER . : : Secretary | HARRY PARKER . . . .—._ Treasurer | ALANGHNDQUIST@-2fih ort), se.) Herald 87 CERAMIC GUILD OFFICERS WILLIAM PARRY. : ; ; President Drawing its membership from the upperclassmen and graduate students in the Department of Ceramic In- dustrial Design, the Ceramic Guild is a social group whose purpose is the sponsorship of an annual sale of its representative pottery. In addition, it takes an active part in the St. Pat’s festival and provides the student body with an entertainingly original Beaux Arts Ball. As an organization it offers its members an opportunity to meet design and production problems in preparing for each sale which has maintained the high degree of design and craftsmanship for which the College of Cer- amics has been noted. In order to enlarge the horizon of the Design student, it has promoted during the past year a program of industrial films relative to materials and industrial processes beyond the scope of the curriculum work. oe 4. � Ry é = es suit v hays Wa cee ks 3 Se re, | eee a Nash Saat «Se 88 el ental 89 STAFF FRED CLARK. A : 5 : : : : ; ; : : ; : Editor-in-Chief GRACE CONGDON, ROXANNE ROBARTS_. : c : ; : ; ; Managing Editors DORRIS WEAVER... A : , : ; ? . ; 3 : ; : ; : Business Manager Assistant Editors KATHERINE LECAKES ‘ : ' ; ; : . , : : ; : ‘ : : : . News JOYCE DIETRICH ; é } : : ‘ ; é ¢ : : : . : : : : d Assistant News ROBERT RODERICK . 5 : : : 3 : : ; ’ : ‘ : ; , : : : : Feature MARIE FULLER . ; ; ; : : : ‘ : ; : . , ‘ d : . Society ARLING HAZLITT, NORMA JACOX . : . : : ; : ; : : : 2 : ; : : . Sports ESTHER LEWIS . . . : : i ; ; 5 ; : : : ; : : : ; ; . Proof CORINNE HERRICK . ; : : : : ; : ‘ : ; ‘ : : : : ; ; Secretary BUSINESS STAFF EDITH FAGAN . ; ; } . : y : : ; . ; : : : . Circulation Manager DAVID POWELL : : , . ; : . ; : : ‘ : : : : : . Advertising Manager NEYSA JEAN DIXON é , ; : ; : : ‘ ; 2 : . f E ; : Alumni Circulation With Alfred’s registration topping the thirteen hundred mark this year, the Fiat Lux, the weekly student newspaper, has faced a real problem in trying to represet the student population accurately. By print- ing each week’s news from the Ceramic School, Ag-Tech Institute, Craft School, and Liberal Arts Col- lege, the Fiat has sought to bring the campus closer together. More than once the number of activities warranted a two-page increase from the standard four page paper. Special issues were published at Christmas and April Fool’s day. Such regular columns as ‘College Town,” candid comments on student life, and “Letters to the Editor,” outlets to heated contro- versies, were two closely followed features. For the past few years the editorial positions have been consistently held by the feminine element, but conditions are now changed and Fred Clark, assisted by an able staff, is the man who steered the Fiat through a successful year. 90 Ay Ie a ne 91 KANAKADEA STAFF HANNAH SAUNDERS CONSTANCE BRENNAN BARBARA GUILLAUME SHIRLEY LANE, ROXANNE ROBARTS JERRY ALLEN, AL SHEHEEN DEAN M. ELLIS DRAKE Business Staff M. J. Coats Dorris Weaver Emily Harrington Rose Schuster Betty Strayer Jeanne Morgan Mary Lord Marion Miller Jean Church Willis STAFF Art Staff Millicent Albert Margaret Baker Joe Bouden Neysa Jean Dixon Joan Gaffney David Guillaume Beverly Pangborn Lou Reed 92 Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Art Editor Organization Editors Photography Faculty Advisor Organization Staff Lou Panepinto Joyce Etheridge Grace Congdon Marcia Noyce KANAKADEA OFFICERS The judgment of you, the students, will determine the failure or success of this the 1947 Kanakadea. We, the editors, have been striving to assemble for your permanent record a yearbook that will be of value to you when reminiscing one or fifty years from now. THE €C A 37 Mrs. Madeline Burdick, nineteen girls, and two dogs were Castle-ites this year. In line with the co-operative tradition, ‘‘many hands made light work” of housekeeping, cooking, and meal planning. The result was decreased living expenses for each girl. Besides their active participation in campus activities, Castle-ites numbered among their | social events a Christmas dance, a spring ball, and many informal sessions in the Castle | kitchen. This year the Castle became quite noted for its toast and coffee. 94 95 : Percy | OFFICERS CONSTANCE BRENNAN _. . ; President HANNAH SAUNDERS . : : ' . Secretary The Alfred Campus Union has been, from the beginning, an outgrowth of student desires and energies in creating a meeting place of their own. The first plans were drafted and carried out by a volunteer group of students and faculty members, using the first two rooms of Burdick Hall as a snack bar. As time has gone by and as Union needs have demanded, the Union has expanded in size, efficiency, and equipment, so that now in addition to the original snack bar meals are served and room is set aside for dancing. With the completion of a State Housing unit the Union will expand still further to furnish more for the students in the way of recreational facilities and much needed additional meeting space. Beyond this there are plans for a real Student Union building for Alfred’s campus but as yet they are indefinite. 96 INTERSORORITY COUNCIL Spapeersess iS OFFICERS CORINNE HERRICK. : : ; President JANET MATSON . ; . Secretary-Treasurer The purpose of the Intersorority Council, composed of two representatives from each sorority, is to ‘‘unify the sororities, to make for better relations, and to control all matters which may be determined to be of interest to the various organizations represented.” The 1946-47 Council attempted to place all sororities on a par by devising a rushing system fair to both large and small sororities. The council can boast of having given a gala Intersorority Ball, March 8th, as a climax to the rushing season. This affair was under the chairmanship of Neysa Jean Dixon, '48, and proved the degree of co-operation existing among the four sororities. The Intersorority Council will continue to foster this co-operative spirit. a7. 4 i OFFICERS NORA UTAL : : : : , 4 : 5 ; President JOAN GAFFNEY fs : ; : Vice-President OLIVE COHEN . : vate : Secretary | IONA BUHL ; ; ; é : ; : Treasurer Members Peggy Baker Leah Schwendler Joan Gaffney Barbara Ann Ruff June Minnick Olive Cohen Jean Keisler Nancy Terry ‘lona Bohl | Miriam Tooke Nora Utal Pledges Joan Hatfield Kay Smith Frances Barnett Ann Heylmun Peggy Pausewang Jerry Vencho . ° Constance Wands Mariana Spink Carolvymenalish Joan Bloor Helen Schwartz malie 4 . Lucille Losch Deborah Kraushaar Patty | 98 P | — Honorary Members Mrs. J. Albiston Mrs. R. Thomas Mrs. V. Linderman Mrs. J. Collin Mrs. C. Amberg Mrs. M. Holmes Mrs. B. Crump Mrs. C. Mitchell Mrs. D. Minnick Mrs. J. Jacox Mrs. H. Crowell Mrs. Grace Eggleston Mrs. M. Rice Mrs. J. McLane Mrs, L. Vars Miss E. Binns Mrs. B. Crofoot Mrs. A. Yunevich Mrs. L. Williams CORINNE HERRICK EDITH FOSTER ESTHER LEWIS Mrs. R. Reynolds Mrs. C. Harder Miss M. Fosdick Mrs. R. Waddill Seniors Charlotte Albiston Annette Argana Mary Alice Butler Edith Foster Corinne Herrick Madalyn Jones Shirley Lane Esther Lewis Marcia Noyes Jean Camagni Juniors Nancy Clymer Patricia Crofoot Marie Fuller 99 OFFICERS Mary Ann Goodrich Ruth Macauley Elizabeth Pendleton Renee Suchora Sophomores Barbara Arnold Juel Anderson Beverly Button Constance Coon Hermine Deutsch Martha Ann Davison Carla Dohm Mary Eagle Grace Goodrich Marion Green Irene Johnston Phylis Lawrence Katherine Leacakes Jane Lytle ALPHA Pl President Secretary Treasurer Elizabeth Newell . Emily Nicholl 4 Maria Sica Joan Slough Mary VanNorman Evelyn VanRiper ii Janet Wilson i Pledges Beverly Bittiner Nancy Campbell Athalene Everman i Marjorie Everman Betty Champlin Bernice Barber Esta Livermore i Eleanor Meissner Lucille Peterson Katherine Regas Marilyn Smith SIGMA CHI ROXANNE ROBARTS . JEANNE MORGAN MOLLY WHITE MARY GREENE Honorary Members Mrs. Margaretta Almy Mrs. D. S. Burdick Miss Mary Coleman Miss Lavinia Creighton Miss Eva Ford Mrs. W. C. Hinkle Mrs. R. O. Hitchcock Mrs. E. K. Leboner Mrs. Gerald Lewis Mrs. Perry H. Jacobs Mrs. Eva B. Middaugh Mrs. G. S. Nease Mrs. V. Nevins Mrs. H. Nord Mrs. T. Parish Mrs. C. M. Potter Mrs. H. Reid Mrs. J. Seidlin Mrs. W. Sutton Mrs. W. C. Tooke OFFICERS Mrs. D. Truman Miss Lelia Tupper Mrs. A. E. Whitford Seniors Dorothy Carabillo Ann Garside Mary Greene Beverly Pangborn Hannah Saunders Mary Louise Teta Joyce Bovee Dorothy Dill Jayne McQuillan Rose Schuster Betty Strayer Molly White Juniors Millicent Albert June Allan Helena Bayko 100 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Marion Coats Grace Congdon Neysa Jean Dixon Edith Fagan Norma Jacox Jean Martin Jeanne Morgan © Roxanne Robarts Marilyn Schneider Lois Sutton Dorris Weaver Sophomores Grace Bradly ” Nancy Curtiss, Mary Kay Ellis Audrey Foote Joyce Killian Emily Harrington Joyce Sherwood Donna Watengale N U- Pledges Florence Anderson Juliette Bentley Lynn Congdon Bette Davis Edna-Dimon Roberta Farnham Bernetta Felthousen Jean Feucht Jeanne Keiselmann Nancy Kelly Patricia Kennedy Jeannette Klinejeski Claire Kretz Margaret O'Neill Marie Perotta Audrey Reiss Susi Rhodes Phyllis Tarbrake Jacqueline Terry Barbara Theurer Honorary Members Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. H. O. Burdick Laura Chamberlain B. R. Crandall M. E. Drake F. H. Ellis H. Harvey Erma Hewitt Prentice Stillman H. McMahon Clara K. Nelson E. Rogers P. C. Saunders B. H. Stone Paul Orvis H. V. Frechette T. Hall OFFICERS MARILYN SEARLES ROBERTS CECILIA PODPOSKI JANET MATSON ROSEMARIE SPRINGER Mrs. Edith Burdett Mrs. W. C. Russell Mrs. R. Campbell Mrs. E. F. Hildebrand Mrs. Lou Hill Seniors Marilyn Searles Roberts Jeanette Carlonzo Barbara Guillaume Priscilla Cochrane Luella Phillips Juniors Janet Mason Marie Cherichetti Rosemarie Springer Sophomores Barbara Dahl 101 President Vice-President Claire Olmstead Secretary Treasurer Artrude Ratschkowsky Cecilia Podposki Margaret Kelly Carolyn Thomas Betsy Winegard Pledges Shirley Champlin Priscilla Day Beverly Burnett Katherine Bascom Mildred Whitcomb Carol Michon Lou Emma Reed Carolyn Wray Betty Schoonmaker Marcia Lawrence 102 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL | OFFICERS WALTER F. LAWRENCE . . . . ..—._ —s«..__s— President JACK CARABILLO é ; P ; : . . Vice-President {| DICK DUNNE : ; . : ; : : d . Secretary MAL OLSEN : : : , ; : : : e Treasurer To strengthen and unify fraternity action, this year’s Interfraternity Council was re- organized to include the Technical Institute fraternities. This event was solemnized at the annual Ball, to which the entire faculty was invited. Three hundred fraternity men and their guests participated and enjoyed the music of Hal Mcintyre. Representing the largest co-ordinated group on campus, the council was active in the | re-establishment of many college and fraternity traditions which had been forgotten or i | mislaid during the war years. Emphasis was placed on scholarship, and the member fra- y ternities gave evidence of increased academic standing. There is reason to believe that the precedents set by this year’s council will do much to further the existing standards and harmony already inherent on this campus. 103 DELTA SIGMA PHI. OFFICERS S. GRANT MERRIMAN : ; President GILBERT BRINNIER Vice-President ROBERT L. BAKER . Secretary-Treasurer EDWIN GERE . é ’ : Sergeant-at-Arms ALBERT REGENBRECHT : . House Manager RAYMOND POSLUSZNY_. ; . Social Chairman Honorary Members George Kamakaris Chharles Buchanan S. Grant Merriman Walter Hinkle Albert Regenbrecht Van Derck Frechette James Thompson John J. Merrill Juniors Daniel Minnick Robert Baker J. Nelson Norwood Charles Brady L. Ray Polan John Carabillo Orra S. Rogers Edwin Gere Alumni Members George Reuning Robert M. Campbell Sophomores M. Ellis Drake Michael Humenik John. F. McMahon Raymond Posluzsny Clifford Potter Richard Zegler Harold Reid Freshman Richard Roulon Robert Longfritz Seniors Pledges Gilbert Brinnier William Argentieri 104 Paul Antoun Alfred Bagnall Ira Baker William Biehl John Bousser Charles Clark John Costa Wilson Cushing John Gardener Gerald Harrington Gilbert Helmer Robert Immediao James Kehoe Larry Kinlon Frank Trost Robert Turner Roy VanAlston Roger Wighton Honorary Members Joseph Auer Daniel Dawson LeRoy Darling Charles Magwood John Renner Lester Reynolds Herman Sicker George Whitney Seniors Willard C. Becker Harold C. Blatchley Norman M. Coons Alfred J. Freisem Richard E. Metzkier Charles F. Raymond STANLEY RUGER ROBERT VINCENT WILLARD BECKER CHARLES RAYMOND . Stanley C. Ruger Richard VanCaeseele Robert M. Vincent Freshmen Richard E. Allen Robert J. Baldeck Renie M. Coates Francis G. Florentino William C. Johnson Charles B. Hoegland Brice B. Kenyon Donald Hartman Robert B. Whalen Paul L. Williamson Elden C. Wingert 105 OFFICERS KAPPA DELTA SIGMA President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Pledges Jonn J. Cody Louis E. Golden Robert Green Gene Hoffman Harvey S. Kolts Arthur LaSalle Peter E. McGregor Frances E. Mullen Gail E. Phillips Frederick E. Greenhalgh Robert N. Remson Jack F. Smith ‘Marvin L. Smith Royal S. Strait Harold Van Wegen Dominick E. Yozzo el = kta —— KAPPA NU OFFICERS MARTIN DAVIDSON GERALD GALLEN EDWARD BENSON LOUIS HOFFMAN Seniors Alan Aronsohn Wai, Juniors Martin Davidson Gerald Gallen Jesse Shapiro Arthur Schwartz Maurice Gefen Everett Shindler William Eisenberg Seymore Blum Bernard Schwartz Louis Palter Irwin Kalish Stuart Pomerantz President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sophomores Edward Benson John Astrachan Jay Lehrer Eli Fass Martin Dillon Daniel Groden David Nixon Jerome Stern Sydney Kaiser Sydney Freed Joseph Lack Jerome Lyons 106 Pledges Frank Pasternak Lewis Stienman Jerome Allen Theodore Decker Leonard Bernstein George Harris Donald Hoffman Leonard Gold Charles Elstien Michael Felder Howard Miller Wallace Davidow KAPPA PSI Honorary Members Wilbur C. Getz W. Verick Nevins, Ill Samuel Scholes, Jr. Alfred E. Whitford Raymond W. Wingate Arnold Johnson Henry Marley Seniors Donald Emhiser Leon Baumer Burr Robbins Robert Lange Haldred Breckon Donald Rowland Walter Lawrence Douglass Case LOREN B. MANCHESTER ERNEST FAUST LEON BAUMER DONALD EMHISER Robert Brant Richard Pivetz Robert Gaffney Frank Olson C. Allan Rouse Lawrence Garvey Loren Manchester Juniors Robert Wilson Frederick Clark James Dwinelle Archie Farr Carl Hagberg Thaddeus Clark H. Keith Elston Ernest Faust Frank Fiorentino 107 letters i fit i cg i gs UPSILON OFFICERS Sophomores Ralph Jordan Russell Langworthy David Joerger James Snow William Walmsley Robert Wightman William Beazell Paul Meissner Harvey Robillard William Simpson Freshmen Richard McKinstry Angelo Delmastro Read Woodworth Lee Winship sues lacherricheestalil z ; President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Floyd English Daniel Rase Dwight Brown Pledges Donald Dryer William Naum Duane Behlen William Roy David Powell Lawrence Griffith George Tappen Robert Strong Harvey Siebert William Strange Albert Brandt William Harrison K LAN A UPN JOHN HEEBNER . KENNETH GOSS ED LOREY BILL BRIETSMAN . Honorary Members Charles Amberg Charles Harder M. Elwood Kenyon Murray Rice Willis Russell Paul Saunders Joseph Seidlin Waldo Titsworth Lloyd Watson Burdet Crofoot Roland Warren Edward Lebohner Seniors John Heebner Harry Barnes Dom Laurie Carl Deyerling Merritt Setchel OFFICERS Henry Heystek Robin Singh Juniors Ken Goss Wortley Paul Rodney Penny Stewart Kidd Chuck Kaiser Jack Utter Ben Post Karl Ruhe Mal Olsen Jim Lange Mike Lockhart Dick Smith Hank Cottrell Boyd Howell Charles Hoffman Bud Morris 108 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Gordon Prior John Rice Page Gentsch Sophomores Ed. Lorey Bill Brietsman Sandy Holman Bill Pangborn Don Alverson Jack Kane Dan Kane Clark Hinds Charles Deignan Herbert Anderson Tom McNiel Earle Lowe Edward Purdy William Stetson Freshmen Jack Peterson John Peretz Wesley Cox Lawrence Selewach John Tournaud Alan Trax Juan Jova John Gilkes Pledges John Marvin Darwin Marshall Stanton Garr Bob Hawkins John Quirk Michel O’Connor Clark Hinds Gordon Stermer Roger Geutsch LAMBDA CHI Honorary Members Gerald Burdick Harold Burdick E. F. Hildebrand John Jacox Clarence Merritt Stewart Nease Willard Sutton DeForrest Truman Graduate John Busch Seniors Lowell A. Bunnell Augustus J. Hathaway William Hoitink John A. Kirchner George Valentine Roger E. Wilson William B. Woods Juniors Alfred R. Cooper OFFICERS RAYMOND SCHOLTS EDWARD DICK HARRY PARKER MARION NADLER Claude A. Lindquist Marion R. Nadler Harry Parker Paul W. Plummer Alfred E. Powers Raymond C. Scholts Sophomores Donald M. Bemis Edward F. Dick William J. Doherty Richard H. Dunne Arling C. Hazlett Donald E. Knowlton Donald M. Mcintyre Walter C. O’Conner Richard K. Pedu James H. Saunders Roger D. Skinner Pledges Robert Cotton 109 ALPHA President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Robert Dick Howard Helmer Robert Nelson Franklin E. Poole Thomas M. Cantwell Frank N. Elliot George E. Eiwen Donald L. Garrison Richard C. Hallberg William Hannell Robert Hatch Joseph H. Holmstrom Richard W. Kennedy Robert C. Kennedy Frank E. Lobaugh Jack H. McCallum Donald Smith Maurice J. Smith John Boyle Kenneth Stevens a THETA GAMMA OFFICERS CARL: SMITH os 2) eee ak eae eee tere SIEGFRIED: WUERSLINS: | 80] | cus oat RV ceepreeicient ROBERT BAUMAN . . .. ss wsiawsi‘(C;st « SStsSCSsCS retry Honorary Members George S. Robinson Walter C. Hinkle Truman A. Parish Harold O. Crowell Robert H. Brown E. M. Myers William B. Harrison G. D. Gregory Donald Jonas Carl Korthals Melvin MacKilleys John B. Palumbo William Richmeyer Charles Smith William Tisi Thomas Tomaselli James Travis John Young Jack Guinan Jack Hillman Anthony Picotta William Williamson Nathan Gilbert Luther Perkins Roderick Cooper Paul B. Orvis Carl Smith Platt Kissam Howard J. Merril Percy Tucker, Jr. Jack Flaits | William Wiley | Members Robert Bauman Herbert Clemens William DeArmitt Luther Johnston Arthur Williams Siegfried Wuerslin Pledges Paul Baker 110 Thomas Hogan Richard More Lawrence McCarthy John Colton Frances Montaldi 111 ST. PATS § FESTIVAL | QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS With the corsages and dance programs put away and the lipstick cleaned off our best “tux” collars, we are already thinking back with gay memories of this year’s St. Pat’s festival. | Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ceramic Engineers returned to Alfred again this year amid a week-end of gala festivities. The festival started Thursday afternoon with a tea dance in Social Hall with Al Rawady and his band furnishing the music. Immediately following the tea dance the Fraternities held open house for members and guests. On Friday morning the St. Pat’s Board served breakfast in the Brick, with a menu of fruit cocktail, eggs, muffins, cereal, cookies and coffee. At eleven o'clock that morning Alfred witnessed one of the largest and best St. Pat’s parades “in history.” Klan Alpine Fraternity came through with the winning float. ... The American Ceramic Society. Just as the last float passed by John Heebner as St. Pat arrived over Pine Hill by plane. As he jumped from the plane the parachute refused to open and poor Pat had to be transported to the balcony on Main Street via the Alfred ambulance and stretcher where he immediately proceeded to give his much looked forward to oration. The movie ‘The Song of the South” was shown that afternoon. The climax of the whole affair was the big ball that evening in Davis Gym. Ray McKinley’s band furnished the music. Jayne McQuillan, was crowned Queen, attended by Constance Brennan, Barbara Guillaume, Mary Alice Butler, Corrine Herrick, Priscilla Cochrane and Ann Garside. The gym was gaily decorated with Shamrocks and roses woven into arches between the posts. ST. PAT AND QUEEN 112 i : : Aram: Boe al = VY) LL Li. Y) PAT Silk ATH meat C 5 | Pa ‘ca g aN 115 FO O T BA fae Ae v oe, , 26 | 42; an 37 4 i “ Ds ‘ - “Alex the Great’ returned to his post as football coach, from the Navy, last spring in time to start building another great Saxon football team. Holding over but a few men from spring practice, and with only three lettermen, Aina, Brown, and Kehoe, Coach Yunevich built a team which suffered but one defeat throughout the season. Captain Jimmy Kehoe was acclaimed All-Western New York Quarterback. © SUMMARY Alfred : : : : 24 Hartwick . Alfred , : : : 12 Brooklyn . Alfred ¢ ; : p 38 Clarkson . Alfred : : : ; 20 Cortland . : p 3 12 Alfred : 3 ; , 27 Juniata Alfred : ; : ; 12 Buffalo. ; . : 20 Total en) 3s 39 Peo NE T BAL L Coach Dan Minnick, an old A. U. basketball star, went another step to put Alfred back in its old basketball form. The team which consisted not only of men from last year’s — team, but former A. U. cagers had a lot of hard luck including the losing of several games by one and two points. The Saxons chalked up six wins in seventeen starts. High scorer for the season was big Al Cooper with 160 points, closely followed by teammates Ludie Johnston with 147 points and Joe Bob with 95 points. Joe O’Donnell of Binghamton who joined the team for the last seven games tallied 61 points. The manager was Floyd English. Alfred : ; ; i265 Brockport F ; 3] Alfred ; : . So Hobart. : ’ ; 40 Alfred 3 wee? Sampson . ; 26 Alfred ; i Vas 2 Oomm botralo: | 2 47 Alfred 4 : ; ae 7. Buffalo... : ; 44 Bled mei eee direc way 7 ie oClarksone, BAte ck ws = (35 | Alfred ; , fo | Susquehanna . 64 Altred mete uy Wie Me 3S hacen eee AT Alfred . ; , 48 Sampson . ; 45 . Alfred : : ’ 50 Rochester . 67 Alfred ; : : ead Brockport ; he Alfred ; ; Oo Hobart. ; 38 Alfred : as. 49 Colgate . : 82 Aliredmaae nal gr 90%. a ate 50 Haniitoniete ee) 2 outer 252 i Alfred , 3 : oo Hartwick . : : CAs, | Alfred ; : AD Buffalo State Teachers Col. 53 } Alfradimae gag. «5 =-50 Allegheny oot fk eos 117 } 118 This year despite the severe handicap because of the lack of an outdoor track, Alfred had a full track squad and a schedule which included the Penn-Relays, Cortland, Ithaca, and the Inter collegiate meets. WRESTLING TEAM The matmen turned in a good record, going throughout most of the season without wrestlers in two weight classes, necessitating the forfeiting of ten points a match. It in- cluded a deal win over Buffalo, by impressive margins and a tie with Colgate. Jim Thomp- son sparked his teammates all season as he pinned his opponents in near record times. 119 ‘ | WINTER SPORTS CLUB | The Winter Sports Club formally got under way this fall when its members raked the ) two new ski runs on Pine Hill and held a picnic afterwards. The first snowfall convinced ) ski enthusiasts of the need for a tow. A student shareholding company was set up and Hi | can now boast a 550 foot ski tow. Classes were inaugurated for instruc- tion and provisions made for first aid supply. The only warning issue was “Do this at your own risk.” The skat- ing pond was initiated this year and the ice held!” Problems left to solve next season are (1) Ski— but and (2) | night lighting for when the moon is down. Sports for girls on Alfred’s campus have been moving along at a fast pace this year. Here are a few of the headline events. Intercollegiate sports day at Keuka College, October 12th. . . . Rain indoor swimming, basketball, hit pin, baseball, picnic supper and bull session. Fall tennis tournament completed for the first time in many years. ‘Lue Phillips and Sandy Rubin won through default,” says Norma Jacox. Hockey interclass contest won by the Freshmen. Snow and cold weather not too great | a handicap. Invitation game with Wellsville High School nets win for the college freshmen. But fall sports were interrupted by sad news. Ann Mitchell, former athlete on this campus, was killed in an auto accident in South Dakota. She was outstanding in many sports. The W. A. G. B. awarded her the highest of all women’s athletic awards—the Alfred Blazer, for outstanding sports ability, leadership, and sportsmanship. Volleyball season . . . Pi Alpha took high honors with Sigma Chi and the Brick coming in second and third places. Badminton with the Canisteo Badminton Club . . . Weekly pictures in South Hall... November tournament .. . Basketball . . . Junior class claims the Interclass trophy after stiff competition . . . Inter- House competition is in full sway as the Kanakadea goes to press... Winter swimming ... The ‘‘Y’”’ pool in Hornell... Cheerleaders busy with football returning to campus. ... Basketball season is a welcome challenge to members of the squad. D’Artagnan Club selects pins for membership. . . . Fencers are invited to enter an Intercollegiate tourney at Cornell next fall. Intercollegiate meets are eagerly awaited in Chicago and New Haven... The coming of spring sports is anticipated . . . Outdoor archery will then be at king place of the indoor tournaments which have been very frequent and well participated in this year. .. . Spring is anticipated. 12] W.A.G. B. OFFICERS LOU PHILLIPS ; E President GRACE CONGDON _. Secretary The Women’s Athletic Governing Board has complete control over all women’s sports on the campus. It supervises all athletic activities and arranges for a varied program of sports to be available continually to all University women. The W. A. G. B. approves all intramural contests, awards all insignias and prizes and finances athletic events. 8 Alpha Tau Theta is an honorary women’s fraternity whose purpose is to recognize women on Alfred’s campus who have attained worth while achievements in athletic skills and leadership and | who are loyal to the ideal of true sportsmanship. To be eligible for membership in this organization a woman must attain an index of 1, and must be a Sophomore, Junior, or Senior. Membership is limited to one tenth of the women’s student body. Candidates are tapped each spring at the Moving Up Day assembly. ALPHA TAU THETA M22 123 7 = FRESHMEN ADAMS, HEMAN PURDY, Maplewood, N. J. ALLEN, JEROME JAY, Brooklyn. ALLIS, DEO GRANT, JR., Hornell . ALVERSON, DONALD REMMEL, JRE Vestal: ANDERSON, FLORENCE BEATRICE, [Manhasset ANDERSON, INGRID HELENA, Wyandanch ANGEL, IVAN GERALD, Bath : 7 ANTOUN, PAUL RICHARD, Meadville, Pa, ASTRACHAN, JOHN MANN, New York City BABCOCK, RICHARD ROGERS, Belmont BAGNALL, ALFRED JOSEPH, Sidney BALDINGER, RITA BEA, New York City BARONE, CHARLES JAMES, LeRoy BARRON, ALBERT ROY, Canisteo 2 BATTISTA, WILLIAM FRANCIS, Hempstead . : BAYUK, WILLIAM SOL, Brooklyn . ; BECKHORN, LOIS MAE, Alfred Station BEHLEN, DUANE CHARLES, Palatine Bridge BELLIOTTI, JOHN VINCENT, Hornell : BENNETT, VERUS WARD, JR., Bish omce BENTLEY, JULIETTE, Bolivar . BERNSTEIN, SHIRLEY LEE, Brooklyn BEST, EDISON FREDERICK, Corning BILINSKI, ZYGMUNT JOSEPH, Natrona, Pa: BITTINER, BEVERLY JOAN, Yonkers 3 BLOOR, JOAN, Nyack . : BOUSSER, JOHN DONALD, Hornell BOWDEN, JOSEPH PICKFORD, Pittsburgh, Pa. BOYLE, JOHN ROBERT, Elizabeth, N. 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