Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1946 volume:

BARNARD COLLEGE H ARCHIVES 07 ' BUSINESS MANAGER 55 CHAPLAIN BAYNE ivhose ideals of religious tol- erance, racial justice, and brotherhood of man, and ivhose desire to take an active part in the war effort give us hope for a better world and a Lasting Peace. I NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER President j the nive isify VIRGINIA CROC HERON GILDERSLEEVE J)ean of the As Mortarboard goes to press, announcement is made of the appointment of Dean Gildersleeve as a Member of the American Delegation to the United Na- tions Conference to be held in San Francisco in the Spring. This is the highest honor ever paid to a woman by the government of the United States, and has won the praise and approval of the university norld and of the nation. j heshman Wml The Class of 1948 was swept into the flurry of Freshman Week Activities by a committee of hostesses chairmanned by Louise Du Bois. Transfers were welcomed by Betty Burton and Nadine Foss. Arriving at Barnard Hall, on opening day, they were mustered into small groups by the upperclassmen, introduced to everybody in sight and marched off to the Library by their hostesses, who abandoned them to their Blue Books and the complications of our Library system as inter- preted by Miss Greene, the Librarian. Rescued from the Library, they crossed to McMillin theatre for the Opening Exercises of Columbia University. Impressed by the beauty and dignity of a full Academic Procession, by the address of Dr. Butler, and by the century-old tradition, they sang their new Alma Mater with a thrill of anticipation. As she conducted a guided tour around the cam- pus, each hostess attempted to explain the functions of Honor Board, Rep Assembly, and the importance of National Service on campus. She answered their queries about Student Mail, Jake, and the Jungle. Invita- tions to teas, dances, luncheons, plus a score of posters advertising the plans of various clubs and organizations erased any fears they had been harboring about the limitations of campus life in the city. becoming acquainted The Freshman discovered that the dorm population is classified according to floors. In a few days she began to feel at home in Hewitt. The cosmopolitan atmosphere is a much used phrase, but until the new- comer found herself at dorm breakfast or a cafeteria luncheon with a young lady from Poland, China, or Mexico, she did not realize its significance. New and stimulating friendships highlighted the first days for dorm denizens and sub- way-stair victims alike. Junior hostesses await their freshman sisters . . . and tag them. With organ hymns, with a crimson-gowned choir, with the chaplain ' s friendly message, St. Paul s Chapel warmly welcomes them. The Dean, Dr. McGuire, and Undergraduate President, Sabra Foiiett, are next to greet the newcomers who lunch at Hewitt Hall and receive Alumnae me- mentoes of the day. Luncheon is followed by an introduction to student govern- ment at work. . . . 13 student government When Miss 1948 entered the under- graduate body politic, she became a part of the correlated, constructive, and often combustive organization of student gov- ernment. She set her steps to follow bear-tracks laid by its black-robed lead- ers. She heard the program of President Sabra Follett in a plea for student par- ticipation, active representation and an intensified honor code. Since the recent change in the consti- tution, the creating of policy has come within the scope of the large, informal body, Rep Assembly. Non-assembly members were encouraged to join the sandwich-munching group at their Mon- day meetings, to hear their heated de- Sabra Follett, President of the Under- graduate Association. bates and add their ideas to the discus- sion. Honor Board, also in activated spirit, initiated the tapping system in one of the most vigorous years of student poli- tics Barnard Hall has ever seen. Faculty Committee on Student Affairs — Professor Harrington, Dr. Rich, Professors Greet and Sharp, Mrs. Bailey {absent from picture). 14 honor board Members: Margaret Cummiskey, Isabel Sarvis, Louise Du Bois, Georgie Rubin, Bernice Clark, Mary Wilby, chairman, Mary Falorsi. representative assembly meeting m 408 Barnard court of senior proctors Marianne Miller, Betty Sachs, Miriam Skinner, Vice-Chairman, Jean Walclen, Sally Good. Enforcing smoking rules, proctoring examinations and elections are three of their most important duties. Nurses ' Aides: Alice Jacobson and Sidney Cook. Community Service: Sally Ferris and Marcia Barishman assisting at Morningside. national service A determined committee set out to enlist the aid of every student in some war effort activity. Interviews with fresh- men, registration cards for all, and re- cruiting campaigns set students rolling bandages with a vengeance, aiding in hospitals and caring for Morningside charges. The juniors initiated class proj- ects, and drive boxes on Jake were filled to the hilt. Barnard at war was at work. National Service Committee. 17 interi uilh work With pride Barnard introduces new stu- dents to her successful Interfaith pro- gram at the first Chapel service. Invited to tea to meet the religious counselors, they become interested in the work of their own group and then in the efforts for mutual understanding, and agree- ment on the broader topics. Thursday luncheons after Chapel provide discus- sion time, while Wednesday Open House and in particular the occasional tea dances are underlined on the calendar in Navy Blue and Gold. Highlight of the Spring program was Religious Emphasis Week; its theme: religion in contemporary life and faith for today. Religious Clubs: Episcopal, Menorah, Lutheran, Wy cliff lnterfaith Assembly Speak- ers: Chaplain Rice, Dr. Harrington, Dr. Bnttrick. 19 Milbank Hall in the Spring. mil bank halt Industry is the prime virtue at Barnard. Frosh learned that academic require- ments were hard and fast and second to none in importance. Why are all my class- es on the third floor? Day and dorm student contrast. 1:05 P.M. 9:55 A.M. Are you going to the Library? bar nurd hull When Mrs. Johns in Student Mail, Miss Maack in 104B, and Miss Greene became familiar faces, and Jake, Odd Study, and the Morgue were no longer myster- ies, the Freshman felt herself at home in Barnard Hall. Mrs. Johns. Miss Maack. Miss Greene, Librarian. emmittees i social committee Candlelight Ball, the first commuter ' s Christ- mas formal, brightly gleamed on the calendar of Social Committee along with midshipman coffee dances and V-12 hops. term drive Under the direction of Edith Bornn, the Na- tional War Fund fall drive persistently raised and over-reached its goal. Clifton Fadiman, a Carnival and Cake Sales helped swell Hitler ' s fever chart. blue booh ' Blue Book is to Barnard Hall what cata- logues are to Milbank. Clubs and the com- ponents of Undergraduate Association are ennumerated and explained with invitations to join. ■ eligibility Steer clear of too much too early is Eligibility ' s word of warning on extra-curric to the poster signing frosh. The committee wields carefully its power to lay down the law to over-enthusiastic bidders for high point places on the activity scene. co-op etub In the academic and practical sense, prin- ciples of economy are put in play by Co-op, Milbank basement hole-in-the-wall which handles an efficient textbook exchange through cooperative canons. (J uk music club Significant Music Club note this year was the swelling of its ranks beyond all previous composition. Brooks Parlor musicales of native talent lent an in- formal tone to its varied program which included, in crescendo, famous lecturers and concert artists. alec club The Glee Club also gives voice to a rec- ord membership, enthusiasm having hit a new pitch under Mr. Igor Buketoff ' s superb direction. Male bassos joined the Spring and Christmas concerts through the successful importation clubs. 26 of guest fine arts club science club Appreciation is the aim of Fine Arts Club activity, which, led by Marcia Barishman, includes Odd Study exhibits, ranging from Cuban oils to Chinese prints and back to Russian ikons. math club With the rule of Angela Bornn and a faculty compass of Miss Ladue and Miss Comer, the Math Club studies applica- tions of numerical methods to the win- ning of a war. Homo sapiens of the Science Club, headed by Pat Fitzgerald, are hard hit by the shortage of men. Below they keep company with Pithecanthropus erectus, a Piltdown papa and old gramp gibbon. clussicnl club Echoes of Homer resound as the Classi- cal Club, Margaret Winter in the chair, delves into the ancient cultures of Greece and Rome, museum trips pro- viding a tool. la societe francaise realizes its aim of providing opportuni- ties for speaking and hearing French by sponsoring plays, lectures, and teas de- signed to familiarize students with French culture. dewttscher hreis famed for one of Barnard ' s most pleas- ant traditions, The Christmas Tree Party and for its oldest member, Papa Braun , the German Club expounds the importance of German culture in reha- bilitation. el eireulo hispano members are brought into close contact with Spanish life through lectures, musicales and dramatic performances and horizons are broadened by friend- shins with Latin American students. itulian club aims to create an awareness of the rich cultural contributions of Italy. 28 OTtgsi anb Cues; , ■ , „ ., Julius Caesfar With the assistance of English ' 81, under the superb direction of Jose Ruben, the newly organized Wigs and Cues undertook the production of Julius Caesar. At first the problems of staging the mob, of feminine portraits of war- like men, and toga-impedimenta loomed large. But the club members had proven themselves in Elizabethan scenes, hav- ing presented Marlowe ' s Edward II in December ' 44, and were anxious to ac- cept the challenge, assured of the help of Mr. Ruben director of the Dramatic Workshop. When the cast had been chosen, there began weeks of rehearsal, Saturdays, Sundays, and midnights in Milbank, attendance required by stage manager, Sally St ubblefield. Mr. Ruben, with cigarette holders, scripts, eyeglasses and briefcase spread out at the foot of the stage was friendly encouraging and in- spiring, and Miss Marcia Freeman assis- ted capably. Dorm girls were recruited for mob scenes, who having once seen Mr. Ruben bring life to a scene, became as enthusiastic as the rest of the cast. It was the perfect co-ordination of the mob — as Caesar ' s train and especially during the funeral speeches that kept up the pace, the color, and the timing, formu- lated by the director. The rich costumes, successful staging and sound effects fas- cinated the audience no less than the performances of Leora Dana as Cassius, Raiford Ragsdale as Brutus, Ann Mur- phy as Antony, Wesley Ward as Caesar, Willa Babcock as Calpurnia, Joan Tay- lor as Portia, and Chaucy Horsley as Gaius Ligarius. c wl. aa. c. An increasing number of local dials turned to 620 in this year of C.U.R.C. history. As the only undergraduate ac- tivity participated in by Barnard, Col- umbia, and the V-12, it started off at a fast pace by broadcasting the returns of the presidential election. It went on to greater heights in the entertainment field with three C.U.R.C. canteens broad- cast from Earl Hall first semester. There was glamour on-stage radiating from guest stars and name bands, and glamour a-foot as the Blue Lions leader swung into the current hits ... A long-cherished dream came true when the first long- distance remote was inaugurated. In keeping with their policy of broadcast- ing as many Columbia Sports events as possible, C.U.R.C. brought its campus listeners the Yale-Columbia game . . . direct from New Haven! Despite tech- nical difficulties the engineers and an- nouncers managed a very professional job . . . The United Nations Information Council presented each week a program devoted to one of our allies . . . Concerts by musicians of the University and Juil- liard, Recorded Requests, News, Sports Round-ups and other forms completed the schedule. ■29 political council The year of election, 1944, gave impe- tus to political interest and organization on campus. Jake was a fortress of F.D.R. buttons and Time to Change literature preceding November 7. Yet beyond all partisanship was a deter- mined effort to get out the vote, bring out opinion and strike out prejudiced thought. Political Council performed the task admirably through an assembly debate and a college straw vote. What- ever the topic, a Council confab has an atmosphere of intellectual stimulation and awareness to world events. liberal club A democratic will and a democratic conscience - — motto of the new and active group led by Joanne Kuth. debate club Revived this year by Doris Clark, the club made the ancient art of refu- tation sound again. f . r. c. A series of post-war conferences held the International Relations Club ' s focus in this year of decision. Big and little Raup create copy. 1 % 1 1 Making up the dummy at dead- line time. Freshmen tryout. When the last hole is filled and head- lines counted, the Barnard Bulletin goes to press. Then to bed goes its staff, praying that the printer treats its dummy well. To them the Bulletin office, mess notwithstanding, is home. To the college at large its doors are the portals where pass student opinion and challenging campaigns. Policy of the newspaper this year was greater atten- tion to campus affairs. Results — success and letters to the editor. Pat Pierce, Phyllis Hoecker, chair- man, Anne Attura, Pat Ludorf, Bet- ty Lou Kirtley, and Virginia Moore. 33 Farrell, Editor. . . . cigarette ashes, pea Assistant Editors: Sue Demurest, P hot o gra- phy; Doris Hering, Ros- ter: Marvin Hoist ein and Margery Kendall, candid s. nut butter sandwiches, and Bear cubs. In a desperate effort to publish before graduation in spite of wartime delays the staff drove themselves, and everyone else involved, completely frantic. Phyl Hoecker, Relaxa- tion: Fran Holgren, Recreation; Eleanor Aliesky, Representa- tion; Joan Leff, Regis- tration, Joan Rait p. Copy Editor; Joan Zie- ger, Junior Class tvrite- Mary Brown. Business Manager. Kay O ' Neill, Advertising. Staff: Isabel Griffin, Ida Hogg, Dottie Dieterle, Dustsy Minter, Janet Dryden, Virginia Heller, Doris Hopfer, Virginia Warfield. Silveb sta is to: Sue Demarest, Dottie Dieterle, Dolores Drew, Doris Hopfer. Eleanor Krout, Joan Ranp. Virginia Warfield, and Joan Zieger. 35 Sponsored by A.A. , a by-word for cares let loose and a sporting good time — witness Harvest Hop, Health Bars, Camp and Water Carnival. A.A. puts the Freshman on a gym shoe footing with the college at large. A.A. Board Harvest Hop. Guest of Honor, Dr. W ay man. sports week . . . tournaments and band- aids . . . faculty faces through the tenniquoit net . . . rain predicted, rather predestined, for the tennis meet . . . arch- ery shot down the Claremont acreage . . . tennis rackets thrown into the air when we jump over the net — to meet the winner . . . . . . Six Passes was once the exclusive menace of the Fresh- men . . . now the germ has spread to the upper classes . . . and to the Indoor season . . . donning the red mini- togas of the opposition for the sake of basketball without baskets . . . . . . low - intermediate balls are never high enough to get over the net . . . sooner or later they rise . . . terraced courts still a mystery . . . . . . Fore! A hole in one — in the canvas net. Prerequisites for good golfing include a death grip and a swivel hip plus the fortitude to stand in a block-long line come registra- tion morn. Health Committee strapped roller skates onto Barnard ankles and sent them rolling ' round Clare- mont Avenue and 119th Street . . . while Swimming Committee made ready the annual Water Carnival and kept Anne Ross hard at work giving diving demonstrations. Bamaia (Jamfi in the Westchester hills had an overflow of skiers, skaters, and sleepers ' tween semesters at Open House. Week-ends were reserved for individual clubs. Necessary impedi- menta include: flannel shirts, blue jeans, pillow case, fees, fares, and r-e-d points! Traditional June Course. ams After a hectic history of near suspension by Student Council in view of the war and shortages of everything from costumes and paint- brushes to Sophomore athletes, Greek Games, dedicated to Prome- theus for his contemporary meaning, emerged as one of the loveliest pageants in Barnard ' s history. But there was no shortage of enthus- iasm and so Greek Games remained a part of Barnard tradition. The Sophomores carried off the most laurel wreaths, winning by the highest score in Games ' history. Their dance portrayed a band of revelers celebrating the gift of fire from Prometheus. The gods, to avenge the theft, send Pandora to earth with a box containing all the evils of the world. When through curiosity she opens the secret box, fear and hatred and war are let loose upon man. Hope alone is left in the box for man. 45 beeii garnet (Jenhal Committee 1946 1947 Mary Brown, Chairman Marcia Balfour, Chairman Mary Louise Stewart, Ex-officio Mary Rudd, Ex-officio Joan Raup, 1946, Business Manager Business Committees Louise DuBois, Chairman Aline Crenshaw, Chairman Frances Achilles Winifred Barr Nancy Chase Jean Poffinberger Marjorie Lerner Costume Anne Cagnassola, Chairman Gemma Pastiggi Eugenia Hett Phyllis Hoecker Dushka Howarth Vivian Kaye Frances Liehesman Committees Gertrude Cook, Chairman Jean Connors Cecilia Diaz Ann Eis Philomena Guillebaud Nancy Nachman Lucille Weckstein Lyrics Committees Margaret Dahm, Chairman Joanna O ' Brien Judith Wasser Geraldine Wetmore Ruth Raup, Chairman Nancy Harris Blair Hollyday Daphne Pike Music Committees Charlotte Beckwith, Chairman Barbara Fox Mary Ruth Goodwin Cope McWhinney Claire Mailer Mary Cabiness, Chairman Mildred Bowen Miriam Gabin Joanna Wells Properties Committees Sally Horan, Chairman Nancy Cameron, Chairman Jean Boeder Lucia Hathaway Sydney Cook Beverly McGraw Margaret Cummiskey Marilyn Martin Ruth Kruelski Lotte Novak Gloria Strauss Mary Rudd Patricia Vars Joanna Wells 1946 1947 Athletics Committees Joyce Stewart, Chairman Doris Clark Sally Crane Jean McCurdy Dorothy Snyder Barbara Jutson Patricia Drummond, Chairman Marilyn Martin Cynthia Morse-Shreve Ruth Raup Suzanne Smith Evelvn Wellman Dance Committees Leora Dana, Chairman Irma Berkowitz Elaine Engelson Bahette Fishel Frances Holgren Barbara Byrne, Chairman Patricia Benedict Priscilla Block Cecilia Diaz Elizabeth Stone Sandra Visconti Lucille Weckstein Stephanie Zink Entrance Committees Frances Polk, Chairman Ebba Duffy Lydia Eissmann Patricia Fitzgerald Mary Ann Lewis Margaret Cummiskey Publicity Committee Phyllis Hoecker, Chairman Gemma Fastiggi Eugenia Hett Patricia Mailliard, Chairman Nancy Harris Dena Kranowitz Margaret Partridge Mary Price Janet Smith Madeleine Thomas Judges: Marilyn Chasin Announcer: Norma Blickfelt tradition . . . College Teas . . . teas everyday in the week . . . upon any excuse . . . Re- freshments written at the bottom of every invitation and poster . . . although you ate up your dues the first week . . . and that lovely non-exclusive phrase Open to the college . . . Frosh-Soph party . . . formals held in the gym . . . class meetings . . . Glee Club Concert . . . Christmas Assembly . . . Candlelight Service . . . Elections . . . Installation . . . Spring Dance and barbecue . . . have created a campus life for day students, too . . . these were activities we could continue in spite of the war. relaxation Relaxing is essential although the time allotted to it is nil . . . Tilson ' s still exists for cokes . . . and C. F.O.N, for coffee . . . the Jungle, diminutive figure 8 within whose boundaries it is lawful to smoke, lost fifteen trees in the hurricane last Fall . . . picnicking on the North Lawn marks the arrival of Spring . . . while Odd Study (right) and the Smoking Room persist as ha- vens for the harassed. an it the innovations! . . . faded into memories are the glories of the Columbia Junior Prom, Fraternity parties, football games, flowers, Senior Ball, Junior Show, and the old Lions ' ' Den . . we are more grateful for monthly letters than ever we were for frequent phone calls . . . committees now arrange blind dates so that girls may attend for- mals and at the same time entertain ser- vicemen . . . there are Coffee Dances with the Midshipmen ' s School . . . Even Study has been transformed into a Na- tional Service workroom . . . accelera- tion has confused class affiliations . . . the Navy is everywhere . . . the semester drive is no longer charity . . . Bulletin adopts a war orphan . . . and the day students have their first Christmas For- mal, Candlelight Ball. Blind Dates in Brooks Hall. 52 weave n SGOT ... an innovation: Junior Prom in the gymnasium . . . Committee, Marilyn Chasin, chair- man, Jean Orth, Mary M. Brown, Isabel Griffin, Virginia Heller. 53 The dorms are fun — from bull sessions in Brooks to house meetings in Hewitt. Dorm Council, headed by Pat Cady, takes care of dorm-dwellers ' 54 frolics, reinstated Christmas Formal this year. 57 Jn Step-Singing and Ivy Ceremony . . . traditionally the only Senior Week ac- tivity in which all the classes participate . . . since Mortarboard must go to press long before Commencement . . . this is Step-Singing in retrospect . . . Jun e ' 44, when ' 46 said goodbye to their former Junior sisters ... by serving the refresh- ments at Baccalaureate Tea, Class Day, and Senior Banquet where they imper- sonated the worthy graduates in an after- dinner skit and were unceremoniously ushered out the window according to tradition . A top Butler Hall. 58 Harriet Abcel . . . accelerated philosophy major, wants to he connected with a school, her mother ' s or one of her own, teaching dramatics, or danc- ing . . . writes, sings, paints . . . hopes to see the U. S. first . . . later to settle down to farm life . . . gets sentimental over Christ- mas, roast heef, the Phil. Department . . . Maria Aguayo . . . will return to Mexico to work, write, paint . . . interests are mainly poetry and music . . . went to school in Canada, trav- elled extensively through Mexico . . . enjoys seeing new places, conversations with the in- telligentsia . . . her final goal is a home, filled with lots of children . . . Frances Achilles . . . confesses a long-standing aversion to sarcastic women ... a student of German history, she plans to do research work, is considering a Master ' s . . . visited England, Scotland before the war, loves them both . . . known for her pleasant wit . . . Eleanor Aliesky . . . favorite eccentricity is long fingernails, preserved by careful choice of gym classes . . . crazy about clothes, and anything red . . . favors slow, soft, romantic music . . . her goal is some sort of government work, and, ultimately, the little cottage with the picket fence . . . Ellen Aladin . . . majors in history, speaks several lan- guages, plays the violin and piano, sings charmingly . . . accelerated last summer at Skidmore, looks forward to the Columbia School of Library Service . . . loves the bal- let, opera, ping-pong and bowling ... a member of Columbia Orchestra . . . Dorothy Anderson . . . takes her recreation in mild forms — sleeping ' s her pet pastime . . . likes books with substance to them, and swing and light operettas . . . hoping for a family in the near future, she doesn ' t want a permanent career . . . transferred from Middlebury, finds Bar- nard ' s atmosphere impersonal . . . 62 Mariette Arden . . . vivacious, enthusiastic, plans a doctor ' s life . . . looks slick in her riding habit, also takes to boating, golf . . . was Chairman of Long Beach Officer ' s Committee . . . Bar- nard ' s best point is informality of professors . . . likes unusual clothes, courses that make you think . . . Bolly Barras . . . insists she ' s strictly a career woman, with her eye on the theater, writing or both . . . born in the Canal Zone, Betty has travelled through Central America, Cuba, Haiti, boasts pierced ears, cultivated literary tastes, a critical mind, ami an unusual capacity for enjoying work . . . Phyllis Baron . . . an advertising career is her choice for the future ... at pres- ent she ' s a history major . . . came to us from Connecticut Col- lege . . . Bussian novels, music and the ballet claim her close attention . . . but do not overshadow an enthusiasm for football, dancing, bridge . . . Eugenia Bate . . . an English comp major, with a talent for singing ... a mem- ber of the choir . . . still excited about performing on the radio . . . says maybe to a career . . . but definitely plans on a family . . . horseback-riding her favorite sport . . . enthusiastic about Barnard, it ' s the only place for me . . . Patrieia Baskett . . . hails from sunny California ... an eco- nomics major, already planning for her Masters in Business Administration . . . New York City in all its aspects provides her most memorable experiences . . . sightseeing, modern art, modern poetry, Mozart — all are tops with Pat . . . Nancy Beal . . . wants to buck the conventions against women in the diplomatic corps . . . eventu- ally combine that sort of career with mar- riage ... an ardent theater-goer, concert- lover, a good hand with a sailboat, tennis racquet . . . enjoys long talks, New England winters at home . . . 63 Rita Beek . . . accelerated psych major, London-born . . . will probably return to London to do psychiatric social work . . . likes skiing, the theater and Jascha Heifetz . . . has travelled in England, France, Belgium, Canada . . . attended summer school at Mt. Holyoke and Skidmore . . . Margaret Beron . . . majors in history, reads omnivorously in several languages . . . scholarly, she ' s looking forward to post-graduate work, en- joys Barnard ' s atmosphere of individual- ism ... a dorm girl, with her family in Queens, has travelled through Germany, Hun gary, Czechoslovakia . . . Irma Berkowitz . . . comes graduation, she ll be off to Alaska, as a math teacher . . . I guess I always had a desire for adventure . . . but Irma ' s not completely unprepared — she can ice skate . . . plays Brahms piano works with taste, and cultivates a love for ballet . . . modest and retiring, she enjoys the quiet life . . . Beatrice Bodenstein . . . an English major, plans either to teach it or write it . . . travelled to England at age of three . . . defines Barnard courses as comprehensive, down-to-business . . . and profs are first-rate . . . Maugham, the Russian authors are her favorites . . . and her best-loved play is Berkeley Square . . . Evelyn Bialer . . . one of the new International Studies ma- jors . . . wants to go to Russia soon as the war ' s over, either for journalism or the State department . . . thinks Barnard is not sufficiently internationally-minded . . . loves intense philosophical discussions of world affairs . . . and modern music, authors . . . Jean Boeder . . . Choir and UCA member, likes church music, the atmosphere of St. Paul ' s . . . hopes to marry, raise scads of young ' uns, combine it all with chemistry . . . dislikes Shostakovich . . . but enjoys everything else in the way of music . . . serious, without being solemn, contagiously cheerful . . . 64 Ruth Ann Bowman . . . hails from Pikeville, Kentucky . . . trans- fer from a Southern college . . . thinks Bar- nard is wonderful ... is majoring in Latin . . . hut wants to do work in the fashion world . . . horseback riding, dancing, movies, hooks her pet recreations . . . but nothing exciting ever happens to me . . . Jane Phillips Brewer . . . a self-styled army brat , her dad a Brigadier-General, her husband a Lieu- tenant in the Naval Air Force ... a Vassar transfer who plans graduate work in Mathematics . . . paralleled by raising a family . . . self-contained, conscientious, she prizes Barnard ' s impersonality . . . Boris Brandt . . . Middlebury transfer . . . now commutes from Great Neck . . . especially enjoyed the course in The Novel . . . wishes Barnard Hall had a drinking fountain that worked ... a Math major, wants a big family . . . farming and cooking experience prepar- ing her . . . loves swimming, skiing, novels, and coffee . . . r ' Buth Brofft . . . Math major from Ohio . . . Math Club treasurer and member of Residence Council . . . favors casual clothes . . . enthusiastic about life in the Big City and in particular on six Brooks . . bridge-player and music-lover gan ' s I Can ' t Get Started . . Elizabeth Brigham . . . accelerated chemistry major from Prince- ton, N. J., has travelled through the West Indies . . . wants to marry a millionaire and have a farm in the country, apartment in N. Y. and a house in Maine but would set- tle for a house anywhere but N. Y. C! ... likes skiing, swimming, skating . . . favorite record is Bunnv Ber- Mary Brogan . . . transferred from Montclair Teacher ' s College, still intends to teach . . . new presi- dent of Newman Club . . . enjoyed Silver Bay conference . . . likes meeting girls from other countries and waxes enthusiastic over the values of Interfaith work . . . makes a hobby of collecting political cartoons . . . 65 Mary Brown . . . Greek Games Chairman, eco-gov major . . . wants to be a business executive . . . have a plush job, with a big oak desk . . . would like to travel and semi-settle down to raise a family . . . enjoys meeting people, and getting to know them . . . loves to watch any kind of sport . . . Nancy Byck . . . calls herself a very medium ballet dancer, but loves it . . . also enjoys anything out in the open air ... a Bucknell transfer, Nan majors in social psych, will graduate in August ... a slow, deliberate thinker, she hasn ' t yet decided what to do with her fu- ture . . . wants it to be fun, though . . . Barbara Busing . . . she ' s one of that bunch at King ' s Crown ... a psych major, transferred from Middlebury this year . . . looks forward to her wedding, immediately after graduation . . . plans graduate work, while her husband is at Med school . . . likes sports, music, books, New England . . . home-town is Scarsdale, New York . . . Anno Cagnassola ... a devotee of Coffee Dances and pearl earrings . . . she ' s going to make a dashing woman lawyer . . . music, art and her extra- curric work keep her busy, combined with commuting from New Jersey . . . majors in gov, was a competent Greek Games Costume Chairman . . . Charlotte Byor ... a past master at the art of femininity, al- ways insists on looking just so . . . inter- ested in her chem major, she wants to be a lab technician, and housewife at same time . . . hopes to live in dorms, when a senior — she hates the subway, and commuting from Staten Island . . . Mary Caldwell ... a transfer from Sarah Lawrence . . . has travelled through the Caribbean, Canada and around South America . . . adores the atmosphere at King ' s Crown ... a history major, interested in foreign relations . . . wants to have a business position and a fami- ly .. . likes classical music, the theater . . . ( ( Helen Campazzi . . . wishes Barnard were smaller, so she could get to know everyone . . . commutes from Brooklyn, majors in math, has her eye on radio engineering . . . chief hohby is a scrapbook of headlines from Pearl Harbor on . . . one of her aims is a trip to England, she ' s so charmed by the British accent . . . Lillian Carpenter . . . remembers a colorful wedding . . . the audience crying . . . she and the maid-of- honor giggling . . . Lillian ' s a New Rochelle transfer, likes Barnard ' s unusual good-will . . . devotes her time to her husband and to Butch, her sister ' s baby . . . plans on a fam- ily of her own . . . Betty Campion . . . blonde, bubbling, soap-and-water type . . . possesses a very enthusiastic giggle . . . longs for Chicago but commutes from Staten Island ... a Camp Committee member, she talks about the coal stove in her sleep . . . hopes some day to visit Russia, after falling in love with Tolstoy . . . Patrieia Carrington . . . short stories, and German shepherd dogs are her main in- terests . . . Pat is planning to spend her career creating the former, her leisure raising dogs, under the kennel name Shep- herd Hill . . . sails her own boat on Long Island ... is so proud of her chocolate cupcakes, she brings them for lunch . . . Doris Carrington . . . a native of Seattle . . . finds friendly dis- cussion the best part of college life . . . loves Barnard ' s democratic spirit . . . still remem- bers Mt. McKinley at sunset, seen from an Alaska-bound plane . . . can ' t wait to travel through Europe and Russia, to see what the people are like . . . Betty Caslouka . . . a gal from Missouri . . . Stephens College transfer . . . her interests are mainly musical, specializing in opera and record- collecting . . . stimulated by New York atmosphere, fine Barnard faculty . . . looks forward to combining musical career and domesticity . . . 67 Florence Butler Cassell ... a flaming red-head . . . was active in Greek Games dance . . . getting married was her most exciting experience . . . plans a career in radio ... a history major, she likes historical novels, praises Barnard pro- fessors ... in the way of music, goes for Wagner, Dehussy, Strauss . . . Nancy Chase . . . blonde, picture-pretty, and a tomboy . . . also a chem major, who would like to com- bine her scientific career with a family . . . likes Barnard because everyone is so friend- ly .. . while regretting that there are so many interesting courses, and so little time . . . has travelled in Colombia . . . Josefina Castello . . . hopes to have a government job . . . likes the classics in music, and Gershwin — and all kinds of books . . . thinks dorm life is grand . . . wishes she could get to know her professors better . . . thinks five years as a career-woman will be enough . . . makes it a point never to remember her past . . . Evelyn Chen . . . a pert, diminutive Brooklynite, who majors in psych . . . plans to teach elementary school in China, after the war ... a member of Glee Club, Music Club, Camp Committee, Rep As- sembly . . . thinks Barnard is grand, and has a very companion- able atmosphere . . . likes Camp best of all . . . Marilyn Chasin . . . Chickie, tall and debonair . . . definitely objects to men under six feet . . . officially a pre-med, unofficially a pillar of extra-curric, from half the dance committees to Rep As- sembly, Mortarboard, basketball . . . viva- cious and voluble, loves to live at a fast clip . . . Edna Choi . . . transferred from the University of Cali- fornia ... an English major, looking for- ward to a career in education administra- tion . . . found climbing steps to the head of the Statue of Liberty, and looking down, a thrilling experience . . . edited the Chinese Club Newsletter in her home state . . . 68 Margaret Clamens . . . deserves her reputation for versatility . . . a ehem major, plans a career in indus- trial chemistry . . . goes in for sailing, for reading the classics and concert-going . . . fondly remembers travels through France, England, Canada . . . despite being a very loval New Yorker at heart . . . Marie Coletta . . . Winter Ball and Christmas formal were examples of Marie ' s skill at decorating . . . a girl of many interests, including one lieu- tenant (jgl now in the Pacific ... an accel- erated chem major, she gives a lot of time to extra-curric — via Greek Games, Newman and German Clubs, Rep Assembly . . . Doris Clark . . . secretly longs to enter the diplomatic service . . . insists her hair is not red ... as Greek Games horse for two years, Dot was never once out of step . . . skillful with the knitting needles, her forte is gloves . . . collects letters, records . . . Co-op, Debate Council, Rep Assembly booster . . . Grace Conley . . . Connie ' s a psych major from Great Neck, L. I. . . . prefers non-fiction hooks . . . likes photography, music, swimming, dancing, sailing and football games . . . wishes Barnard were more collegiate . . . sociable, well-dressed . . . her pet ambition will he realized when, and if, she gets her pilot ' s license . . . Peggy Conklin . . . Polly is distinctly annoyed by people with giggles and cheery good mornings . . . but her interest in those she likes is very sincere . . . wants to he a social worker for a while . . . transferred from Swarthmore. also spent a year at Michigan, and last sum- mer working in a mental hospital . . . Sydney Cook . . . a dilletante, with a taste for music of all kinds, people of all kinds, a knack for sketching . . . born in the Philippines, has lived in China, France, Hawaii, is present dorm Chairman of College Teas . . . most exciting experience: spending seven hours in a lifeboat . . . 69 Joan Corbitt . . . transfer from University of Washington . . . now commutes from Malverne, Long Island . . . majors in psychology . . . favorite reading is historical novels . . . sports in- clude swimming, tennis, hasketball . . . typically Barnard in her enjoyment of the theatre . . . Charleen Craft . . . Betty has a cosmopolitan outlook, backed up by travels through Scotland, England, and International Studies major, accent on Latin America . . . plays the piano for my own amazement, sings with the London Oratorio Society . . . modelled college clothes, worked at gas rationing . . . Joy Cosor . . . diminutive, and very much the individualist . . . enjoys nothing in dorm life as much as the long, cosmic discussions, in the wee hours . . . devoted to Mexico and James novels, finds life interesting from the spectator ' s seat, and nothing as stimu- lating as living . . . Sally Crane . . . light-haired, light-hearted, she ' s always in a friendly, com- municative mood . . . the best part of college is the gregarious atmosphere — the worst, commuting from Hackensack . . . majors in the social sciences . . . plans a life of enlightened house- wifery — the ring on her finger is the first step . . . Dorothy Crane . . . from Oklahoma, via Ward-Belmont College in Tennessee . . . likes psychological novels, New Yorker sketches, T. S. Eliot . . . Pinetop Smith ' s Boogie, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes . . . suave, unusual clothes, Sargent Landscapes, Peter Arno . . . spare time and enthusiasm go to Bear . . . Margaret Crockett . . . loves to go out and make friends . . . particularly fond of Maine, and the wonder- ful outdoors . . . Belgian shepherd dogs, the eastern coast . . . plans to marry into the Navy, travel everywhere . . . transferred from Westbrook Junior College, finds Barnard really keeps you on your toes . . . 70 Kathleen Crouch ...musician and admirer of Rachmaninoff, practically lives in rhythm . . . enthusi- astic, warm-hearted, she enjoys dabbling in cookery, photography, sentimental novels . . . admires pipe-smoking men . . . most exciting experience: performing in Atlantic City ' s Convention Hall . . . Barbara Cummins . . . commutes from Crcat Neck ... a down- to-earth miss, with a year of defense plant work behind her . . . domestic in spirit, en- joys collecting antiques, bric-a-brac, plan- ning for New England farmhouse of her post-Barnard future . . . plans to he a pri- vate secretary, later a housewife . . . Patricia Cullins . . . a Navy daughter, who ' s been to fifteen schools . . . Manila- born, has seen China, Japan, Honolulu when Pearl Harbor was bombed . . . tastes run to novels with psychological, supernatural overtones . . . much given to her own metaphysics . . . Marjorie Dahl . . . a modest maiden, with a taste for Barnard Camp and horse- back riding . . . majors in economics, and is considering a career as statistician . . . but she d rather tot up a family budget . . . tinkers at the piano, sings slightly, labels Barnard and its pro- fessors as swell . . . Margaret Cunimiskey . . . Peggy has been called undergraduate agitator . . . spark plug of extra-curric . . . summer session Undergrad head, Curricu- lum chairman, sophomore vice-president . . . pet pastime is dream of plenty of sleep, fresh air, and free time . . . most exciting ex- perience: Julius Caesar . . . Leora Dana . . . graceful, intense, vibrant of voice . . . Dana ' s headed for a stage career . . . Presi- dent of Wigs and Cues in the meanwhile . . . dreams of travelling, perhaps studying drama abroad . . . her fantastic everyday costume ' s her trademark . . . 71 Demetra Daniels Juliette de Benedetti-Wood . . . vivacious Cedar Crest transfer . . . likes Barnard especially because of Senora del Rio . . . doesn ' t consider herself the career- girl type . . . but would like to use her Span- ish in inter-American relations . . . goes for boogie, Tschaikowsky, the New Yorker and long, exotic gloves . . . . . . does everything in a hurry ... a thing must be done in a rush or not at all . . . wonders if she will ever walk slowly enough for the Lohengrin wedding march, but hopes she will take that in her stride . . . majors in fourth floor Milbank . . . Iris Davis . . . came to us from London in 1939 ... a seasoned traveller in Europe, Canada, Africa, and the U. S. . . . retains her charming British accent . . . sophomore class treasurer, NWF Chairman . . . hopes to return to England, and aid in the establishment of brotherly love, relief and truth . . . Dorothy Dieterle . . . transferred to Barnard in ' 43, loves it here . . . wishes she had time to take more courses ... a psych major, would most like personnel work for a career . . . but prefers homemaking . . . made a fine junior class treasurer . . . books by war correspon- dents are her favorites, especially Ernie Pyle . . . Georgia Demarest . . . the earnest, popular Sue, very easy on the eyes, very full of fun, ideas, determi- nation . . . plans to do personnel work after graduation, give as much as possible to the war effort . . . Demarest labels Barnard what I like — but wishes there were more practical subjects . . . Betty Dillard ... an accelerated transfer from Antioch . . . plans research in archaeology and anthro- pology among South American Indians . . . dotes on arroz con polio . . . enjoys photog- raphy, painting, being dorms social chair- man over the summer, hostessing at River- side Canteen . . . 72 Helen Doherty ...definitely the vitamin-plus girl, always full of vibrant energy . . . hopes for a set- tled-down home life, after a fling at Chem, to be interspersed with travelling — Helen ' s never gotten farther than Indiana ... an excellent dancer, with a practical outlook, and a predilection for the Navy . . . Christine Dunna . . . hist-gov major . . . undecided about ca- reer, but may enter law . . . likes to relax with detective storie s and all kinds of music . . . finds time for photography and a wide range of sports . . . Annette Donaldson . . . Canadian born . . . transfer from Mass. State College . . . loves Barnard, but misses school spirit . . . hopes to apply her psych major in post-war rehabilitation . . . inherits urge to sketch from artist mother . . . other interests include music on the classical side, reading anything she gets her hands on . . . Dolores Drew . . . California-born, tall, debonair . . . addicted to suntan, and tailored clothes she wears with a flair . . . majoring in eco-gov, looking forward to post-war career, and white picket fence in a;ood time . . . known for dry sense of humor, ability to tease, handsome head of copper hair . . . Gloria Draudin . . . can ' t praise Barnard ' s air of friendliness enough, especially Freshman sister system . . . Chem major aspiring to Med school . . . hopes to combine career and family . . . crazy about big dogs, mystery stories and music, popular and classical . . . has a yen to paint in oils . . . Joy Drew . . . treks from Great Neck, daily . . . plans a life of housewifery, with enough leisure for an enjoyment of Manhattan, which she admires immensely . . . favorite reading is Thomas Hardy . . . values the great oppor- tunities of the university . . . Joy was one of the Water Ballet mermaids . . . 73 Louise DuBois Alice Durant . . . Sincere and blonde, and very prettily dressed . . . they call her Petey . . . majors in math, and extra-curric . . . Greek Games, all the drives. NS . . . and Freshman Day Chairman, Honor Board and Rep Assembly member . . . enjoys nothing more than a good concert . . . fond of the country, too . . . . . . a dormee who raves about things gallic . . . majors in International Studies, special- izing in France . . . and considering re- habilitation service there, after government groundwork here . . . transferred from St. Lawrence, skiis and skates with a flair . . . a song reveals further talents . . . Ebba Duffy . . . a Manhattanite through and through, she ' s devoted to the New Yorker, the New York Times, the look of Times Square at night . . . considers political discussions fine relaxation ... a perennial member of beginning tennis classes . . . wants a career in government — and wants to keep on laughing . . . Constance Egbert . . . likes to consider life a challenge . . . which she wants to answer with distinction . . . I ' m one of those who wants one day to write a book, sing well, play the piano well . . . Connie loves really good jazz, psychological novels . . . revels in a unique sense of humor . . . Alison Dyer . . . sociable, fun-loving . . . New York born and bred . . . most exciting moment was re- ceiving her engagement ring . . . hopes to marry soon after graduation . . . enjoys win- ter sports, the theater, music, and her own talents at the piano . . . Wells College trans- fer, thinks Barnard is fine . . . Mary Eichrodt . . . Chilean-born, majors in chem, goes in for Wigs and Cues, music, French . . . in- definite plans include studies at Cambridge . . . thinks the world of Professor Latham . . . much addicted to hard work, compensated by her charming joie de vivre . . . elder brother shares her love for Columbia . . . 71 Elaine Engelson . . . an accelerated chem major, became Mrs. Robert Schlanger last summer — one of those efficient Barnardites who ' s both house- wife and student . . . Skip ' s varied inter- ests were given play as summer Dorms presi- dent, Greek Gaines Dance Chairman, Rep Assembly and Honor Board member . . . Ruth Farrcll . . . majors in History and College Teas . . . has worked for Greek Games, A.A., and the late Quarterly . . . now Mortarboard Edi- tor, her first love is Photography, then play- writing and Dramatic Workshop . . . wants to be a film-editor . . . adores evening clothes, tennis matches, Cape Cod . . . Mary Ernst . . . commutes daily from River Edge, New Jersey . . . very much the versatile athlete, joins in all outdoor sports . . . transfer from Bergen Junior College, finds Barnard courses and professors tops ... a physics major, plans career in communications, perferably radio work . . . loves the Big City . . . Ruth Finch ... a psychology student, Ruth enjoys seeing her textbooks come to life around her . . . would like a job in personnel, until she gets around to domesticity . . . highly sociable, at home in Chock Full, or curled up in the smoker . . . Gemma Fastiggi . . . sincere love for music, particularly Mozart . . . and the Berkshire Music Festi- vals . . . majors in government, daydreams of a European tour, via freighter . . . opera, double features, mystery stories, red dresses, and letter-writing intrigue her . . . invalu- able to Newman and Italian Clubs . . . Rabette Fishel . . . Babs majors in Physics, is proud of her Brooklyn background . . . went apple-pick- ing in ' 43 and still talks about it . . . cheer- ful, willing and efficient as Business Man- ager of Wigs and Cues, Dorm Secretary- Treasurer in summer of ' 44, Menorah and Spring Dance Committee . . . 75 Patricia Fitzgerald . . . gregarious athlete-scientist . . . commutes from Flushing, finds college life hectic, but wonderful . . . President of Science Club, vice-president of German, Math Clubs . . . finds Camp terrific . . . plans to do graduate work in chemistry or atomic physics, and to hostel through U. S. and Canada . . . Lorraine Ford . . . hopes her dad ' s red hair shows up in one of the six youngsters she plans to have . . . interests center around writing, music . . . also things athletic, and the great outdoors ... a Smith College transfer, with a self- confessed propensity for stumbling upon unique experiences . . . Thelma Flint . . . hobbies are her pet finches, canaries, dogs . . . finds Barnard a pretty wonderful place, the professors grand . . . majors in botany, but plans a career in bacteriology . . . enjoys hiking, knitting, theater-going . . . glad she isn ' t exactly the scholarly type, even though she enjoys her work . . . Madeleine Foss ... an army daughter, has travelled throughout the state s, lived two years in Puerto Rico, and has no real home town . . . but it ' s lots of fun considering home as everywhere . . . looks for- ward to a service family of her own and more travelling . . . amazed by the bigness of New York . . . Hallie Forde . . . hails from Cherokee, Oklahoma, trans- ferred from Cottey College in Missouri . . . Manhattan ' s wonderful for its theaters and concerts . . . spends leisure in eating and talking sessions at King ' s Crown . . . gov major, planning administration career . . . some of my favorite people are in books . . . Barbara Fox . . . loves to make music, and is working to- ward a concert singing career . . . enjoys dorm life, the Manhattan atmosphere, the University social life . . . addicted to Chapel Choir, arid social committees, the Met and concerts, and bicycles . . . believes in mar- riage eventually . . . 76 Laura Frasca . . . tin I from Pocantico Hills, New York . . . majors in chem, plans to teach it in high school . . . laconic, practical and amiable, she has a wide variety of hobbies, enjoys sports and music equally . . . finds Barnard stimulating, although she certainly doesn ' t care for the commuting . . . Adelheicl Fuhr ...demonstrates the subtlety of the warm, humorous touch . . . majors in zoo, plans to be a pediatrician, professes an active inter- est in liberal politics . . . serious-minded Heidi admires Barnard professors, particu- larly those who wander oft the subject . . . resents commuting, plays the piano well . . . Shirley Frazier . . . Mrs. Kenneth Adams Payne since 1944 . . . plans to work until her husband finishes medical school . . . finds keeping house in her Greenwich Village apartment an exciting experi- ence . . . mentions special affection for e.e. cummings, Fats Waller, Brandenburg Concert i ... a Liberal Club booster . . . Millieent Gang finds Barnard amazing! is excited by the quaint academic atmosphere of the King ' s Crown, where she lives an eco major, with her eye on a position in personnel, paralleled by raising of a family . . • prefers Grieg, Tschaikowsky, the thea- ter in general, Shakespeare in particular . . . Marion Fuhr . . . a history major with special emphasis on the TJ. S. . . . continues this interest into American literature . . . transferred from Hofstra to take more history here at Bar- nard . . . hails from West Hempstead, lives on eight Hewitt . . . spends spare moments knitting . . . favorite hobby is swimming . . . Madeleine Getaz . . . majors in International Studies, plans to do reconstruction work abroad — perhaps re- turning to her native Switzerland . . . active in the French Club, noted for her Thes- pian talents in their plays . . . enjoys folk-dancing, reading, practically anything French . . . 77 Mary Goodwin . . . a cosmopolite, familiar with nearly every country in Europe, and three languages aside from cultivated international taste in music . . . feminine, but adventurous, she hopes to travel through Mediterranean lands . . . returning from Europe in ' 39 — war was declared in mid-ocean . . . Mary Graham . . . a small, jolly personage, who writes en- gaging plays and stories . . . she ' s working toward a masters, a writing career and mar- riage . . . displays her strong sense of the comic in Wigs and Cues presentations . . . erudite when it comes to church history, Renaissance music . . . Elinor Graham . . . attractive edition of The Modern Girl . . . hopes to manage career and family . . . takes to Rupert Brooke, tennis, Boston, Thomas Mann, and shies away from hats, rats, unstrained orange juice . . . Barnard ' s best memories will be of friends and good times . . . Isabel Griffin . . . specializes in the humanities, in everyday living . . . hobbies are life and food . . . basketball, football, West Point in gen- eral, and one West Pointer in particular, are her extra-curricular interests . . . majors in zoology, social committees, Debate Coun- cil, and wants to work at Physical Therapy . . . Mary Gray . . . admires a telling sense of humor, enjoys working towards independence . . . the ideal life should consist of travel, of good bull sessions, theater-going, concerts and hiking ... all this while being a doctor . . . not the reflective type, Mary enjoys watching Life in Grand Central Station . . . Margaret Griffin . . . married her Naval Lieutenant last Sep- tember . . . now Mrs. George R. J anas of Wilmette, Illinois ... as a Barnardite, Peggy- wore long sweaters, bracelets to the elbow, majored in Psych . . . and loved dreamy popular music . . . Greek Games dancer two vears . . . 78 Patricia Groesbeck . . . tall, poised with the smoothest taste in clothes . . . greatest experience was finding her dreamy ensign while hostessing at Delmonico ' s . . . looks forward to an early marriage and raising her own foothall team . . . not precisely a career girl, despite inter- est in diplomacy . . . Hcdva Hadas . . . keeps her long finger-nails hrightly pol- ished, and confesses a predilection for fan- tastic spiked pumps . . . insists she ' s too much the ' happy-go-lucky type to possess a philosophy of life . . . spent a wonderful summer picking just ahout everything on a farm near Harvard . . . Mary Gwathmey . . . Southern and very feminine, her home-town is Wheeling, West Virginia . . . majors in mathematics, considers a teaching career, but would rather raise a family . . . Barnard has its bad points — but I wouldn ' t want to be anywhere else in the world . . . enjoys playing at extra-curric . . . Sydolle Hammer . . . one of the literati, with more than a touch of the metaphysi- cal . . . CURC, Bear, cross-word puzzles are her leisure interests . . . she finds Thurber, Saroyan, Russian music absorbing — but enjoys people, activity of any kind . . . and finds the best lessons in psych are caught on the hoof . . . Ellen Haight . . . lives for skiing, and still raves about Mt. Rainier . . . likes the influence of Bar- nard ' s mature atmosphere , active in the League of Women Voter ' s . . . and a devotee of IRC, Ellen wants a career in Internation- al Relations . . . she also wants seven sons . . . Jeen HaroldNon . . . cultivates the glamorous and languid in appearance . . . enthusiastic about night clubs and football games, she also goes for philosophy courses, and Wagner . . . on the career side of the ledger, majors in psych, leans toward personnel work . . . praises Barnard for its interesting, timely courses. 79 Jean Harpham . . . Akron ' s smooth-looking gift to Barnard . . . tastes run to riding, writing, sewing and modeling . . . Jean ' s working towards a ca- reer in advertising, to be followed by a large family . . . transferred from Ohio Wesleyan, she spent last year as an inspector in an aircraft plant . . . Helcne Hazard . . . majors in history, hopes to combine it with geology and to raise a great many ex- troverted children . . . enthusiastic about her fine family . . . enjoys nights on the town , at theater, dining, dancing in out-of-the-way places, with lots of atmosphere . . . she finds Barnard sophisticated, cosmopolitan . . . Ellen Harry ... a precise and earnest personality . . . with interests academic, musical, domestic ... an active, stimulating mind open to every- thing . . . Ellen takes to camping, to the great Indiana fields at home, to the scholarly Barnard atmosphere . . . plans a life of teaching, child-raising . . . Honor Board Chairman-elect . . . Virginia Heller . . . Ginger to her friends, and the name fits her vitality ... a sports-lover, with particular affection for Army ' s football team . . . her heart belongs to West Point, past, present and future . . . pet enthusiasms are photography, stationery, the wonderful girls at Barnard . . . Patricia Hcaly . . . blonde and Irish, visited the old sod in 1936 . . . loves dancing in any form, particu- larly folk-dancing classes with Miss Holland . . . a psych major, hopes some day to study medicine . . . boasts a healthy appetite, taste for theater-going . . . takes to just everything about Barnard . . . Patricia Henry . . . green-eyed and full of energy . . . Pat refuses to be solemn about things, enjoys debunking ... an enthusiastic Dorms Chair- man, she majors in government . . . spent one summer at the Tribune ' s Fresh Air Camp . . . has a fine ability to get a laugh out of anything . . . 80 Ruth Henze . . . the tall and blondish type, that wows the stagline . . . letter-writing and knitting are her pet pastimes . . . and her heart be- longs to the Navy, which reeeives benefit of both . . . majoring in Soc., she ' s interested in Reconstruction Work, but believes mar- riage is the best eareer . . . Beverley Herman . . . wants to be a career woman and a house- wife — and the eareer and man are already chosen — Jack and Medicine . . . very much the home-loving type, she ' s ready to discuss her charming family at the drop of a hat . . . a Dean ' s Lister, who lives in Brooklyn, Bev ' s particular shade of red hair is unique. Doris Hering . . . the redhead, who ' s had her finger in almost every semester drive, and taken over many of the inconspicuous but essential jobs . . . would like to teach elementary school . . . quiet and unassuming, she loves to be among people . . . wants eventually to do her best job as materfamilias . . . Eugenia Hett . . . really feels she ' s accomplished something when she writes finis to a term paper ... an avid New Yorker fan, she also col- lects detective stories . . . majors in Government, is absorbed in things political . . . Gene ' s very much the individualist . . . looks forward to travelling all over the U. S. . . . Betty Hess . . . new people, new places, new customs intrigue her . . . Betty ' s travelled through Europe, learned Pennsylvania Dutch wavs, at Bucknell, plans a future in the diplo- matic corps . . . and a visit to Danish rela- tives . . . appreciates warmth, sincerity, color in people . . . Juliane Heyinan . . . came to America at the beginning of the war in France, retains her intriguing accent . . . her travels have covered most of Europe, all of this country ... an International Stud- ies major, wants to return to Europe for re- construction work . . . 81 Phyllis Hoecker . . . exponent of the glitering and exotic — plans to wind up as foreign correspondent in Singapore . . . dancing, night clubs, horses, Rimsky-Korsakov and her own hus- band-to-be are tops ... a Brooklyn girl, she has travelled to the Mississippi, dreams of a cruise around the world . . . Ida Hogg . . . plans to go back to Arkansas, and work for better government . . . you know her by the unique accent, the very un-Southern personality . . . the high good humor, and laughter ... a sports fan, she ' s roused by football, basketball, track . . . one of those West Point commuters . . . Evelyn Hoffman . . . takes great delight in punishing her friends by knitting for them . . . known for her knack of working madly at the last minute, and somehow managing to get things done, and well . . . the friendly amiable gal who still enjoys telling about the time she nearly hit an instructor — case of mistaken identity . . . Marcia Holstein . . . completely devoid of temperament, she ' s very talented at taking things as they come . . . knits all sorts of complex things in class . . . her hobby is photography — worked diligently for Bulletin . . . planning a career as statistician, her marital future ' s all figured out . . . Frances Holmgren . . . hopes to join a publishing house, and be paid for reading . . . wants to try every- thing before that . . . also wants six chil- dren . . . played Prometheus in Greek Gaines . . . summered on a farm cooking for four men, cleaning for forty cows . . . literary and Puckish . . . Marge Honig . . . Tiny blonde hailing from Brooklyn . . . by subway every morning . . . enthusiastic debater and business manager of Debate Club . . . sells books for Co-op in spare mo- ments . . . still worrying about what she will work at after graduation, but plans marriage eventually . . . 82 Sally 1 1 or an . . . handsome, and handsomely-dressed, with hlaek harlequins and an air . . . flaunts a flip, debunking wit, a wide circle of well-assorted friends . . . literary, with a love of the thea- ter, of music, particularly boogie, and ath- leties — when not organized ... of Barnard, she praises Dr. Latham, Dr. H arrington . . . Charlotte llvak . . . travels through Germany and Czechoslo- vakia failed to show her anything as un- usual as girls cutting in at Coffee Dances . . . belies her interest in statistics, with a warm and friendly personality . . . enjoys nothing so much as a gruesome murder mys- tery, or a tough math problem . . . Inez Horton . . . models for Powers . . . friends say she is energetic, cozy, fun- loving . . . enjoys her Portuguese course, hopes to enter diplo- macy or the movies (on an MGM contract) ... an Army brat , who has seen much of the country, loves Barnard ' s academic atmosphere . . . Florence Iseman . . . a confirmed bridge-player, with affection for personnel work . . . brightly extroverted, transfer from Washington Seminary, Pennsylvania . . . Barnard and Brooks are labelled impressive . . . enjoys the theater, the movies . . . looks forward to repeating her trip to Bermuda . . . noted for her talent for having fun . . , Sheila Irwin . . . is learning child psych the long way — bringing up her two-year-old daughter Tri- cia . . . commutes from New Jersey, majors in physics, hopes to teach at a college . . . her precious spare time is spent skiing, sailing, singing ... a RadclifFe transfer, familiar with pre-war England . . . Joan James . . . intrigued by all kinds of music, from jazz to Rubinstein . . . also matters political and philosophical . . . transfer from Con- necticut College for Women, met her one- and-only here, after a month at Barnard . . . Ohio-born government major, with plans for a political career . . . 83 Elizabeth .lonassen . . . a New Yorker, who was thrilled at see- ing London . . . combines college and marri- age . . . plans to be a good anthropologist, a better doctor ' s wife . . . enjoys reading medical books . . . can ' t decide whether Barnard ' s lack of typical collegiate atmos- phere is likable or not . . . Doris Kearney . . . finds Barnard excellent, but rather a mad rush . . . loves practically anything in books . . . including a murder mystery . . . includes a yen for the exciting in her make- up, hopes for a career involving travel . . . and like most of her classmates, wants to combine Marriage and Career . . . Vivian Kaye . . . Fine arts major, with leaning toward medical illustration, a typical dreamy air . . . Fifth Avenue Art Galleries, Joseph Cotten, walking in the rain, Rhapsody in Blue rate high . . . calls Paris the loveliest city in the world . . . IRC, Episcopal, French Clubs fill her spare time . . . Katherine Keith ... a pert voice, manner to match . . . pint-size, with energies in inverse proportion to her height . . . majors in English, ac- cent on speech . . . boasts a lively flair for dramatics, for social committees, and making a dance an Event . . . pet pastime: walking in the rain . . . Margaret Kee . . . finds life exciting, people better than books . . . greatest ambition is to use her American education to aid the China of the future ... a talent for making friends, in the quietest possible way . . . and of learn- ing from everything, marks an earnest per- sonality . . . Barbara Keltz . . . transfer from Grove City College, in- terested in applying psychology to advertis- ing and magazine work . . . favorites are Gershwin, H. Allen Smith, and boogie, espe- cially in dark picturesque cafes . . . labels Barnard professors tops, but regrets our air of formality . . . 84 Margery Kendall . . . Should be in ' 44, but worked a year as Pentagon statistician . . . Freshman transfer from Furinan University into day student ranks . . . now a dorm student . . . lives in Washington, but votes in White Plains. N. Y. . . . History major . . . badminton and cam- era enthusiast . . . Barbara Klar . . . a Math major . . . with a flair for dancing in black satin and red camellias . . . absorbs music by standing at the Met and relaxing before a phonograph at home . . . happy-go- lucky, an imperturable optimist . . . active in Menorah, Math Club . . . Barbara Kinney . . . enjoys the unusual atmosphere of the King ' s Crown, where she lives . . . Washington, D. C. ' s her home town . . . likes danc- ing, music, buying new clothes . . . gives spare time to hostessing — at a canteen . . . Jean Kolbnrne . . . Bounding athletic type . . . also exercises a paint brush to advantage . . . and drumsticks (not chicken), too ... A pre-med in the pediatrics line . . . Commutes to Katonah . . . transferred from Florida State College . . . Nostalgically remembers moon- light swimming in the Gulf of Mexico . . . Marie Knutsen . . . has a bright way with a sketching pencil, turns out unique cartoons . . . believes mar- riage is the best career . . . her fiance ' s a Marine Raider ... a great mystery story fan, she enjoys the atmosphere of Odd Study . . . gave her extra-curric time to New- man Club, and to Greek Games as a fillv. Agnes Kosmas . . . her hopes for the future, and the best parts of the past lie in Greece . . . Agnes spent two exciting years there, hopes to return for rehabilitation work . . . likes Barnard better and better ... I always wanted to do some- thing useful, like collecting beetles ' ' . . . reads novels, attends concerts instead . . . 85 Mary Kouri . . . thinks careers are fine, but can ' t wait to start raising a family of seven . . . the Man- hattan atmosphere can ' t be topped . . . some- what the home type, Mary Ann ' s travels ended at New Jersey . . . loves classical music, Brahms, Verdi, books of most every sort . . . enjoys making her home at Brooks . . . Ann-Truth Lange . . . came to Barnard because her mother did . . . spent freshman year with scarlet fever, broken toe, and F in history — and wound up with acquisition of husband Fred . . . looks forward to being a real housewife after grad- uation . . . serene, dignified, Ann-Truth hopes to send her children to Barnard . . . Rita Krakeur . . . another of those psych majors, with an eye on a career in social work, and a family . . . commutes daily from Rockville Centre . . . finds Barnard hard work, but rewarding . . . takes to psychological novels ... an avid record-collector, neat dancer . . . thrilled by recent trip to Florida . . . Frances Lanza . . . believes, occasionally, in the earnestness of life, and impor- tance of worthwhile things . . . reads constantly, prefers music, after twelve years of study . . . well-travelled, enjoyed three years in Hawaii most of all . . . misses small-town atmosphere of Mary- mount College, but admires Barnard ' s seriousness of purpose . . . Diana Lanier . . . sweet and serious . . . she ' s been a Nurse ' s Aide since Pearl Harbor ... is probably the only girl at Barnard to have a PT boat named for her . . . finds her government courses especially stimulating . . . plans a career in the Foreign service . . . skiing ' s her favorite sport . . . Jean Lantz . . . feminine, charming, her tastes run to Debussy, bowling, golf, Nurses ' Aide work . . . would like to join social work agency, study further after graduation . . . admires Barnard ' s individuality, the cross-section living in Brooks ... a good dancer, enthusi- astic theater-goer . . . 86 Jennie Lassandro ...doesn ' t mind the fact that some people take her for a nine year old . . . she really enjoys heing tiny ... an Italian major, she has her eye on reconstruction work in Italy . . . a bit shy, Lassie is a pillar of the Italian Club, and enjoys people who like to laugh Joan Leff . . . aspires to the fourth estate . . . preparing for it by work on Bulletin . . . feels that aca- demics are the most important part of col- lege ... a music enthusiast — she ' s partial to Beethoven quartettes, the Bach St. Matthew Passion . . . Rondo , her pup, American authors . . . Mary Lee . . . New Jerseyite, transferred from Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg, Virginia . . . took to Barnard right off . . . Library Chairman, co-chairman of assemblies . . . majors in history, minors in swimming, skiing, American Literature . . . enjoys dancing, music, flowery perfume . . . Jane Lewis . . . intends to do personnel work, interest herself in politics . . . then marry, and pamper two children . . . goes in for all sports, particularly tennis . . . reads everything in sight . . . always in- trigued by aviation, used to collect model planes . . . enjoys being part of a big university, in a big city . . . Marjorie Lerner . . . does her own featherbob . . . the wide grin is a trademark . . . Marge majors in psych, dabbles in Barnard social affairs . . . does an uneven, but fascinating job of cook- ing for her family . . . enlarges her Epicu- rean philosophy by listening to conversa- tions on trolley . . . Jeanne Lewis . . . noted for enthusiasm, tolerance . . . Bar- nard girls work too hard, but so does the faculty ... a government major, her affec- tions also turn to things musical — playing Scarlatti, Brahms, Chopin . . . enjoys Big Sister sessions with lonely Apprentice Sea- men . . . 87 Elsie Loeffler . . . comes from the Catskills . . . feels con- spicuous in green like most bright red heads . . . wants to use her Psych major in working with returned veterans ... is partial to sport clothes, dogs and horses . . . music and liter- ature vie for her spare time attention . . . likes anything from jazz to opera . . . Patricia Ludorf . . . has already started her journalistic ca- reer, with an exciting stint on a hometown paper . . . stimulated by the college atmos- phere, an enthusiastic equestrienne and as- piring flyer, a West Hartford girl, Pat ' s most memorable experience was shooting the Connecticut rapids . . . Lola Lucarini ... as earnest as her demeanor . . . expects to live in Florence, study abroad . . . wide range of interests include Irish setters, horses, winter sports, opera, sail-boating . . . commutes now from Poughkeepsie, after two years in the dorms . . . greatest desire is to own and fly a plane . . . Phoebe McBerty . . . the diminutive, slender and practical . . . majors in chem, is hoping for a position as assistant in pharmaceutical lab . . . works hard and assiduously, plays at bicycling, horseback-riding, ac- celerates like nothing . . . enjoys the great variety of girls at Barnard . . . her home-town is Newark, Delaware . . . Cynthia McAdoo . . . A New Yorker via Palm Springs and Washington . . . wants to follow in her grand- father ' s footsteps and go into politics . . . has accelerated and plans to go to Law School . . . loves dancing, riding, people and canned peas ... a beautiful blonde whose heart belongs to the Navy and West Point . . . Patricia McClement . . . hopes to make marriage her career, but can always have physics to fall back on . . . an athlete at heart, likes to try her hand at sketching, drawing . . . transferred from Rollins, Virginia, Pat enjoys Barnard ' s air of independence and maturity . . . travels have taken her to England, Germany . . . 88 Doris McGannon . . . Mac . . . tall, impressive, with a famous knack for wearing tailored clothes, and get- ting along beautifully with people ... did a fine joh as Freshman treasurer, and Junior Class president, secretary of Undergrad . . . determined and idealistic . . . her enthusi- asms are Gershwin, Chopin, her brothers . . . Emily McMillan ... a Southern girl, with typical leisurely habits, an aversion to taking life too serious- ly .. . collects books, enjoys fine music, in the classic style or syncopated . . . hopes for a life of travel, starting with Mexico . . . dorm life and Manhattan are grand — but why must Barnard work so hard? . . . Betty Mcintosh . . . comes from Pelham, N. Y., day by day and loves it . . . trans- ferred from Wheaton College . . . fond of Beethoven, Brahms, • lancing to soft dreamy music . . . majoring in Spanish, she ' s already been to Cuba, the Bahamas, Bermuda . . . loves to dabble in the kitchen, with amusing results . . . Alice-Cope McWhinney . . . every inch the musician, she plans to study folk-music from the anthropologist ' s angle . . . Denver-born, she takes to the great outdoors, to mountain-climbing, square-dancing, astronomy . . . enjoys the freedom of the dorms . . . and her very unusual name . . . Lyla MacNamara . . . an auburn-haired English student . . . she comes from Dallas, Texas, the state of good- looking women . . . tall, slender, and well- tailored, Lyla ' s main interests are her Scot- tish husband, and literature . . . lived at Brooks for a while, enthused about Manhat- tan . . . Theodora Manning . . . a Worcester, Massachusetts girl, happily ensconced in the dorms . . . likes New York, Barnard professors, but also praises Whea- ton College, whence she came this year . . . majors in history, likes to dance, read, in- dulge in long talks, good food, country ram- bles . . . 89 Ruth Margaretten . . . likes meaty, thought-provoking books — Huxley, Santayana, G.B.S. . . . plans a career as free-lance writer, with a family of four, and spare time for everything in the way of opera, violin, piano concertoes . . . directed the University of Wisconsin ' s water pageants . . . penchant for soap-carving, and sports . . . Beatrice Meirowitz . . . Majors in science outstandingly . . . en- thusiastic about Barnard except for one of its idocyncracies — exams . . . permanently associated with air corps wings on coat lapel . . . winner of the Westinghouse scholarship ... a lover of the arts despite preoccupation with physics and chem . . . Claire Marler . . . the best part of her life is built around music . . . majors in it, glows over role in St. Paul ' s Choir, Collegiate Chorale . . . sculpture, painting, languages, and earnest piano lessons occupy her now . . . learned to knit, because I like doing two things at once . . . Audrey Middlehrook . . . a commuter, from Englewood, New Jersey . . . started college at Seton Hall . . . likes to read biographies, intends to take a stab at teaching history . . • until she is able to marry her Irish private ... a Newman Club devotee, Audrey loves to dance, tinkle at her piano, talk about her pup . . . Carol Messner . . .blaek-haired, green-eyed model . . . her ambition is to translate Homer into English, and make it as great as the original . . . pre- fers to read the Bible, Shakespeare, Homer, Milton ... a Greek and Latin major, would like to go to the Mediterranean to see the world ' s ait treasures . . . Doreen Miller . . . Scotland was her birthplace, and the clear Scottish complexion is there to prove it . . . headquarters, now, are in Elmhurst, New Jersey . . . strictly a Navy girl . . . plans to realize a Ph.D in Psychology, then do Psych research ... and practice child Psy- chology the long way . . . 90 Patricia Miller . . . commutes from New Rochellc . . . came to us via University of Nebraska . . . Pat con- siders Barnard difficult, but wortb it . . . her plans for a career include study at New York School for Social Work, if possible . . . admits the ballet sets her dreaming . . . swimming and riding are also fun . . . Doris Mohr . . . presides over the College Teapot Wednes- day afternoons . . . also pours some of her own charm and distinction . . . she majors in Spanish, wants a smattering of career, and then the inevitable , (and three little in- evitables) . . . admitted faults are: day- dreaming and eating at all hours . . . Patricia Minter . . . Dusty, who majors in psych . . . looks forward to recreation work with children . . . wants mixed doubles of her own later . . . tastes in music run the gamut from Wagner to Josh White . . . says she messes around with art just for the fun of it . . . an outdoor sports enthusiast . . . Joyce Mulcrone . . . boasts a clear complexion, bright green eyes ... a Connecti- cut girl, she lives in the dorms . . . enjoys zoology, cuts up dog- fish with gusto . . . would rather dance than eat . . . dresses with distinction, likes unusual restaurants . . . Alice Moody . . . proud of her Missouri heritage, Alice boasts a flip sense of humor, inability to ex- hibit solemnity when fitting . . . majors in gov, minors in the social life . . . enjoys the camaraderie of dorm life, the middie dances; and maintains that Barnard graduates de- serve the Purple Heart . . . Dorothy Nestlen ... a Brooklvn commuter, who hates the subways . . . spends spare time trying to de- cide which of her two loves, geology and fine arts, to spend her life with . . . enthusi- astic about Beethoven, Mozart operas, folk- dancing, new gustatory experiences . . . praises faculty-student cooperation . . . 91 Rena Neuman . . . Fine Arts is her realm . . . majors in it, dabbles in it for fun and Mortarboard Circ, and will utilize it in an art critic career . . . has lived in Palestine ... on staff of Habo- heh magazine . . . She is as her writing style was once described — scholarly and dignified. Mary-Jane Newton ... a bright-eyed exponent of the social life, with few scholarly touches . . . looks forward to medical school . . . accomplished eques- trienne, omnivorous reader . . . enjoys mak- ing friends, influencing people . . . spends spare time with books, dancing, records . . . visited Canada, Mexico . . . Nanette Newell . . . vivacious, brown-eyed mam ' selle, plans to return to France as soon as she ' s married her marin . . . lived at Paris, the Riviera, Cuba, Switzerland, with dad, an officer in the navy . . . was a charming president of La Societe Francaise, with talent for hos- tessing at French canteen . . . athletics, dancing . . . Emily O ' Connor . . . transfer from Hofstra . . . Richmond Hill economics major . . . member of Newman and International Relations Clubs . . . hopes to get a government job . . . interested in sports, especially ice-skating . . . thinks Barnard large, marvelous, friendly . . . go- ing to Barnard Camp is an exciting experience. Joanna O ' Brien . . . CURC takes up much of her time ... an accelerated student, majoring in philosophy ... an omnivorous reader of nineteenth cen- tury novels ... an astute harmonica player besides . . . for her, Barnard and New York are identical with regard to cosmopolitan atmosphere . . . Ruth O ' Gorman . . . diminutive dorm girl from Philadelphia . . . spent last summer testing in a steel fac- tory — a cannon blew up, giving her shrap- nel splinter in the arm . . . but she insists her life is uneventful . . . majoring in psych, will go straight into nursing after gradua- tion . . . 92 Sophie Oldakowska . . . home-town: Warsaw, Poland . . . aims to do post-war reconstruction work there . . . Wells College transfer, majors in Interna- tional Studies . . . working in a field hospi- tal for Polish soldiers during the war was her most memorable experience ... a sea- soned traveller, saw Poland, Finland, Sweden, Germany, Canada. Joanne Orth . . . loves crowds, noise, friendly people, fast and furious fun . . . finds Barnard aca- demically rough, hut professors are fine . . . most exciting experience was first Army- Navy football game, even if Army did lose . . . majors in zoology, knitting, hen-sessions alter hours . . . proud of the grand hunch of girls in her circle . . . Catherine O ' Neil . . . Kay is known for her cherubic smile, continual good humor ... a chem major, she plans to go to medical school . . . has led an active career in extra-curric, featuring Rep Assembly, New- man Club, Mortarboard, endless committees, which she enjoys no end . . . believes making friends is the best part of college . . . Ann Pearson ... a math major, transferred from Stevens College . . . home town is Omaha . . . Ann lived in China for three years, wants to do lots of travelling . . . loves dancing, watching football games ... an Army brat from way back when, she has a real affection for West Point . . . Margaret Overmyer ... an army daughter, with family at pres- ent in Arkansas . . . psych major, with orig- inal talent for drawing ... a transfer from St. Louis, finds Barnard hard work, but city atmosphere and academic a grand combina- tion . . . has seen much of the U. S., and finds army life a thrilling experience . . . Jane Pelterson . . . hopes to do post-war reconstruction work, using her government and history major . . . interests also lie in tennis, danc- ing, mystery stories . . . had an exciting time this past summer, working in a large adver- tising agency ... a New York gal who cer- tainlv wants a home and family. 93 Marie-Anne Phelps . . . transfer from Wellesley-Barnard seems easier somehow . . . lively and already indis- pensable, her enthusiasm ripples through The Bear and Modern Dance Group . . . majoring in Phil at the moment, likes to read, dance . . . can still find time to study . . . Mappie aspires to he a writer . . . June Poinsett . . . works hard at majoring in zoo, in prepa- ration for career in medicine . . . after- hours job has taught her that children are highly-undesirable commodities . . . culti- vates Ogden Nash, Rupert Brooke, any liter- ature from labels on catsup bottles, to en- cvlopedia . . . Lorna Pitz and feminine contrast to the trend for tailored ... a sweet women . . . Lorna loves frilly clothes, roller skating, dancing. her most interesting experience was a and Agatha Christie prattfall on the dance floor, while jitter-bugging at Earl Hall . her future will include lab research, in the zoology line . . Jean Quarternian . . . behind a calm manner lies a flaming Social Sciences spirit . . . directed a strike while at Howard University . . . Public Re- lation is career to come . . . other aim s — best seller authorship and a happy home . . . esthetic talents are cello and modern dance . . . has wandered in the West Indies . . . Pamela Preston . . . English-born, finds the U. S. terrific . . . well-travelled, an omnivorous reader, with cultivated tastes, and affection for Bau- delaire, Charles Morgan, Thomas Mann . . . attractive in the fine-skinned British style, possessed of a facile mind, Pamela hopes for a career in post-war reconstruction . . . Joan Raup . . . math major with a flair for government, Glee Club, Bulletin . . . along with a cheery, dimpled grin . . . chaired and business-man- aged Greek Games ... a faculty child, with never-failing high spirits, and a high place on the Dean ' s List . . . visited Europe, chiefly Germanv, in ' 29 . . . 94 Audrey Regan ...enthusiastic about Barnard, especially (iorm life and the Zoology Dept . . . looks forward to Med school . . . research in para- sitology abroad . . . dreams about working in Africa . . . then raising a family out West . . . loves classical music, Somerset Maug- ham, dancing, is a whiz at volleyball . . . Katherine Kiorclan . . . agrees there ' s nothing like Navy life . . . affairs naval have taken her family to Philip- pines, Orient. Honolulu ... a versatile gal. Kathy ' s interests range from Spanish ami French, to riding, historical novels, I NRRA . . . a history major, Sweet Briar transfer . . . Dorothy Reuther ...entered Barnard in June ' 43, accelerated like anything . . . majors in Math, gives piano lesson Saturday mornings . . . spends spare time immersed in historical novels, modern biogra- phies . . . enjoys Barnard ' s cosmopolitan atmosphere, coopera- tive professors . . . intends to tak« her last year slowly . . . Leila Ross . . . psych major, who wavers between social work and advertis- ing . . . easygoing, funloving. talkative . . . reads and writes verse . . . hopes to write the Great American Novel one day . • looking forward to domesticity, wishes Barnard had a Home Ec Depart- ment . . . and perhaps a jot more leisure . . . Jayne (Marguerite) Robertson . . . lighthearted, busy applying herself to school . . . looking forward to war work after graduation, and marrying when this old war is over . . . has loads of fun round- ing out psych major with nursery work at Manhattanville . . . loves all kinds of music. Marcelle Rousseau . . . talkative, enthusiastic with divided loy- alties — she ' s a musician and a lover of French literature ... a Massachusetts girl. Marcelle likes Manhattan better than the natives, looks forward to more and better sightseeing . . . proud of her charming mother, scholarly brother . . . 95 Judith Rudansky . . . the elfin and absent-minded . . . does mis- sionary work for Bulletin ' s adopted orphan . . . an International Studies major, keeping her eyes open for a job in South America . . . would rather read detective stories than eat, prefers practicing Beethoven to studying . . . loves the country . . . Cornelia Rush . . . her background is the exotic East . . . the French School in Shanghai . . . art work in Singapore, Malaya . . . her interests are her aviator-husband, journalism, IRC, and French . . . transferred from Stanford in ' 43 . . . loves the museums and theatres of Manhattan . . . Mary Rudd ... an English major who gives up making plans because they never materialize . . . has travelled in England, France and Italy . . . refuses to adore things but likes food, sleep, cross-word puz- zles, Mozart, Andre Kostelanetz and Vie de Chateau on the eighth floor . . . hasn ' t had time to think about Barnard . . . Virginia Sarafianos . . . proposes a full life after graduation . . . engaged now and expects to get married then . . . will combine marriage with a career teaching mathematics . . . would like also to continue with art work, especially drawing and painting . . . plays the piano and sings, president of her church choir . . . Marion Ryan . . . a musician first and foremost, plans a singing career . . . majors in Music, Educa- tion, plays duets with kid sister, makes a hobby of the ballet and opera . . . spent ' 38 in tour of thirty-eight states ... at present occupied with ' cello lessons, knitting, pas- times like program-collecting . . . Dorothy Saum . . . Dottie majors in psych, because she finds people interesting ... is chairman of a group working for Social Research Lab at CCNY . . . takes to novels, sweet swing, dancing . . . wants to go on working in her field, and meeting more and more interesting people after graduation . . . 96 Isabel Schetlin . . . after a few years in social psych, Dizzy wants marriage and five children . . . loves good deteetive stories, slow sentimental mu- sic, sports, apple pie . . . writes short stories and free verse ... an aetive member of Wycliffe Club, enjoys summer religious con- ferences in New Hampshire and New Jersey. Kathryn Schneider . . . the lively, humorous Kaysel . . . boasts flip talent for verse-making, enjoys living in Hewitt, especially job of waking the gang mornings ... a rabid Yankee fan, also likes long rides on Broadway trolley ... in- terested in study of Japan, post-war prob- lems of Far East . . . Charlotte Schmidt . . . talkative, athletic, friendly, confesses inability to take that climb to fourth-floor Milbank in her stride ... a chem major, hopes to spend a few years as chemist or lab technician . . . leisure is spent in knitting, reading, chats with chum Jean Wenks . . . Susan Schwartz . . . an army daughter, with very modern ideas . . . can never get enough time for reading and sleeping . . . majors in government, is counting on living in California, becoming a foreign corre- spondent, with luck . . . most unusual experience was passing Botanv 51-52 . . . Betty Schulder . . . left school for a year and not to get mar- ried! Instead, majored in housekeeping in Brooklyn and morning dips in Miami . . . champion of the obstreperous rights of her nieces and nephews . . . still loves kids de spite them . . . wants a few of her own some day — and to teach history. Francine Scileppi . . . dark-haired, dark-eyed Brooklyn gal, good-humored, easy-going . . . fond of all things literary, her plans include career in journalism . . . the theatre and the big city fascinate her . . . friends find that her charm is more than good looks . . . 97 Joan Sci«ll lrma Silver . . . a doctor-to-be, majors in chem, accel- erates, is absorbed in the scientific . . . de- votes her spare time to music, to summer- ing in the country and enjoying horses . . . the New York atmosphere, the varied sorts of students, the fine faculty, and Greek Games are Barnard ' s assets . . . . . . a poised and very attractive person, very interested in her psych major and in child guidance work after college ... a football fan, with talent for getting places and do- ing things in minimum amount of time . . . Packer transfer, lives in Brooklyn, is crazy about Manhattan and her fellow students . . . Gloria Siff . . . hides a lady-like imp beneath her scholarly exterior . . . teaching, government work are her considerations for career . . . novels, biographies, reading matter of all varieties are perused enthusiastically, but Gloria also boasts a repertoire of flip jokes . . . her most interesting experience: visiting Congress on D-Day. Estellc Sobel . . . is quite crazy about hats, she insists . . . anxious to travel for two years and then settle down in Massachusetts ... a Zoo major, she loves summer school . . . has a curious talent for re- membering choice New Yorker cartoons . . . dislikes the big city, and her own crop of freckles . . . Betty Smith . . . blonde, earnest with a flair for extra- curric and an untranslatable talent for do- ing enormous quantities of work . . . efficient and serious-minded, Betty majors in gov- ernment, commutes, works at A. T. and T. . . . pillar of Debate Club, Co-op, Liberal Club, new National Service Chairman . . . Margo Stafford . . . Cleveland-born, but likes to think of her- self as an internationalist, having lived in Germany, China, Mexico and travelled around the world . . . music, writing the Bear and foreign languages absorb most of her time . . . believes in the importance of original thought, in college life . . . 98 Dorothy Sterns . . . cari ied a torch in Greek Games . . . ma- jors in geology, has a flair for dramatics, letter-writing, playing Cupid for Merchant Marine Cadets . . . travels have taken her to Mexico, Canada, through forty-five states . . . takes to the friendly Barnard atmosphere, the efficiency of extra-curric . . . Rosemary Sullivan . . . la petite red-head . . . possesses a liveh sense of humor, a wardrohe half the college envies . . . spends winter vacation and week- ends skiing in the Poconos . . . loves to dress up for luncheon dates, go dancing at the drop of a hat . . . secretary of Interfaith Council . . . Mary Louise Stewart . . . Stew , of the very blonde hair, lovely manner, and fine con- tralto . . . Undergrad President, with a top place on the Dean ' s list, taste for fox-hunting, Chinese philosophy, hostessing at D lmonico s . . . hopes for a life of family and travels, after a fling at industrial personnel work . . . Ann Sydnor . . . devotee of nightclub life, Sinatra, the G.O.P., Latin-Ameri- can rhythms, and opera . . . Hollins College transfer, admires Barnard profs, hopes for career doing research for historical motion pictures . . . fun-loving, unscholarly despite history major . . . finds dorm life cozy, convenient . . . Mutsu Suzuki . . . serene, pint-sized . . . sees Barnard life from across library desk . . . goes in for ad- venture books, piano-playing, tennis, and praising her zoo professors . . . plans a career in surgery, possibly further travels through the Orient . . . California-born. U.C.L.A. transfer . . . Regina Tron ... a Brooklynite with exotic tastes that range from accordions to waltzing and for- eigners . . . feminine, despite her ambition to study international law . . . versatile, with affection for museums, historical novels, Tschaikowsky, and a firm dislike for any- thing connected with commuting . . . 99 Mareia Tugwell . . . accelerated English major . . . which means all work and no ( well almost ) play . . . experimenting with the Writer ' s Work- shop . . . wants hoth marriage and a career . . . has the man for the former but not the field for the latter . . . loves Beethoven, poetry . . . horses when she can find them . . . Marjorie Vandill . . . from Pine Bluffs, Arkansas to Brooks Hall . . . hopes to get into something inter- national when she graduates next February . . . exciting novels, aviation, cartoon books, Vogue, Cole Porter, Debussy exemplify her tastes . . . transferred from Vanderbilt, believes in the full, varied life . . . Maybelle Tntwiler ... a New Yorker via New Orleans . . . accelerated math major . . . likes unusual books, boogie piano, dancing, tennis, swim- ming and places with atmosphere . . . Boots received her ring before Candlelight Ball and counts the minutes until she can graduate and marry The Man . . . Suzanne Voorhies . . . boosts Barnard Zoo profs as cobwebby, but nice . . . hopes for career in Zoology . . . definitely a classicist, will not hear of modern music, thank you . . . from Babylon, New York . . . she cultivates a flair for fiddling, sailing, reading the classics . . . and a tendency to munch continual apples . . . Phyllis Y ipond . . . has a weakness for doodling in class, spending hours in the movies, dancing to any music except jitterbug . . . majors in chem, is devoted to Bear and Newman Club . . . despite her delicate air , this lass would like to travel to China, Africa, and settle down in Alaska . . . Colleen Walsh . . . green-eyed possessor of an Irish nose, freckles, the secret of perpetual motion . . . high voice, bright manner . . . practically the baby of the junior class . . . Colleen ma- jors in speech, aspires to a temporary career in radio . . . takes to the Navy, Irish mono- logues, chum Nanette, lively people . . . 100 Joyce Walsh . . . a devotee of literature in general, poetry in particular . . . addicted to plush station- ery, all winter sports ... St. Lawrence Uni- versity transfer, with eye on a career in radio . . . pioneered as Business Manager of Bear . . . enjoys modern dancing, hard work, visits home to Rockville Centre, L. I. Virginia Warfield . . . hopes to raise a family of five ... to live in the country with a tennis court, some ho rses, and an apartment in town . . . the better half of Cynthia Mac . . . reads any- thing she can get her hands on from Russian novels to mystery stories . . . adores the Kaydet Grey . . . Annette Warbnrton . . .interests lie in the field of current events . . . possessed of an analytical mind, backed up by travels through Europe, includ- ing trip past Siegfried line ten days before war declaration . . . omnivorous reader, with taste for riding, tennis, long walks, talks . . . plans study abroad, work in international relations . . . Carlene Watter . . . very much attached to the life bucolic, horses, Vermont farm, all the fixin ' s . . . zoo major, transferred from Sweet Briar . . . admires Barnard, and fine Columbia courses . . . believes in self- sufficiency, importance of occasional solitude . . . Judy Wasser . . . plans marriage and five children . . . and hopes to write the score for a hit Broadway musical some day ... a diminutive psych major who spends much of her time com- posing poetry, including the winning Greek Games lyric . . . loves strawberry ice cream, sonnets, romantic and meaningful literature. Ruth Weaver . . . home town is Quarters 14, Fort Hancock . . . Ruth ' s an army daughter . . . transferred from Russell Sage, and very glad to be in New York . . . rides and swims with gusto, turns a competent short story, and hopes to author the Great American Novel one day . . . her first love is literature. 101 Sue Weaver . . . the athletic red-head, who ' s always busy with extra-curric, from tennis-managing, to Spring Dance . . . majors in geology, but plans the artist ' s life — she did the Quarterly covers . . . favorite pastime is fly-casting, especially in Maine . . . willing and eager, Sue ' s very much against the blase . . . Audrey Wehner . . . a Texan, and belligerently proud of it . . . plans to marry and live in Chile . . . has filled one exciting summer with weekend flying lessons, another with a bicycle trip through Connecticut . . . likes violin music, Poe, Keats, collies ... a true romantic, she loves to walk in the rain . . . Jean Weddle . . . earnest and industrious, and able to have fun in a serious vein . . . came to Barnard from New York University ' s evening school, to major in eco . . . has classes all morning, keeps a job at a bank afternoons . . . plays tennis with enjoyment, relished her stint on Bulletin . . . Cynthia Wei sin an . . . most memorable experience to date: her first encounter with a cadaver . . . her destination, of course, is med school, life as doctor and mother . . . mad about Wolfe, T. S. Eliot . . . also cherishes fond memories of all Barnard hops, middie dances . . . praises English, Zoology Departments . . . Jane Weidlund ... a gal with a good neighbor spirit to all . . . wants to use her international studies major in foreign work . . . which she ' s started, on a small scale, at the ANZAC can- teen . . . enthusiastic, lighthearted — as Bul- letin, Newman Club, IBC and the Spanish Club can testify . . . Marjorie Welter . . . you know her by the smile, the freckles, the sandy hair . . . and by her earnest en- thusiasm for everything . . . finds children exciting, looks forward to having her own nursery school . . . loves the great outdoors, summers in Maine . . . enjoyed her fling at extra-curric, twice a class officer . . . 102 Joan Wenk . . . Sayville, L. I., commuter . . . enjoys hard work, rewarded by place on Dean s List . . . lakes to music in all forms, especially dance music ... a chem major, hopes for career in chemistry . . . regrets lack of escalator for fourth-floor, nine o ' clock classes . . . shares zeal for sports with chum Charlotte . . . Roberta Wicker sham . . . was interned under armed guard in Italy, when war broke . . . sustained three skiing accidents in the Swiss Alps . . . and can still be thrilled by shopping in Manhattan de- partment stores . . . Naples-born, a true art- lover . . . wants to use her Spanish in for- eign service . . . ■Barbara Whoatley . . . Junior transfer from just north of the border — Artesia, New Mexico ... a crisp, efficient personality, with intellectual under- tones . . . hopes to make her mark in the world of art ... an enthusiastic music-lover, with predilection for long symphonies . . . takes to neat tailored suits, political discussions . . . Margaret Winter . . . majors in Greek and Latin, speaks the French and German of her native Austria . . . first came to America in ' 38 . . . Ansch- luss . . . equally thrilled by color, variety of New York, and the American countryside which suits her taste for hiking . . . hopes for a career as a teacher, and a bi-lingual family . . . Allegra Willis . . . plans a family of five children, with dress-making as a sideline . . . hasn ' t yet seen her husband ' s two silver stars. Purple Heart, battle promotion and air medal, but was thrilled enough just hearing about them . . . transferred from Stephens, after travels through Europe, and a year in London . . . Barbara Young . . . easy-going, refuses to take anything very seriously . . . her affections turn to good home-cooking, books of all sorts, even com- ics, ballet, opera for the layman . . . still astonished at being accepted for Barnard . . . perennially wears a crew cap, Joe Col- lege clothes . . . 103 Joan Zeig ' er . . . likes to consider herself an amateur philosopher, wishes she could understand more of Plato, Bergson, Kant . . . majors in English comp, however, and aspires to a journalistic career . . . despite the absent-minded air, she ' s addicted to the hlues, Bach toccatas, phys- icists, detective novels, the super- natural, and impossible jokes . . . Gloria Callen Jones . . . left school in the fall semester to marry her Naval Lieutenant . . . spent three glorious months in San Francisco, cooking, marketing, sight- seeing . . . now Mrs. Herbert C. Jones back at four Hewitt . . . starfish of Water Carnival . . . was Secretary of A. A 104 c Idnewledqmenh In recognition of the co-operation that helped produce the 1946 Mortarboard Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve Dr. Virginia D. Harrington Professor Wilhelm A. Braun Miss Helen Erskine Miss Margaret L. Giddings Miss Martha Maack Mr. John Swan Mrs. Leslie Johns Miss Dorothy Dattner Miss Miriam Burstein Miss Ellen Vogel Mr. Peter S. Gurwit of Jahn and Oilier Engraving Company Mr. Michael A. Angelillis of Mail and Express Printing Company Miss Lee Hodgins of Sarony Studio Miss Charlotte Neuberger Candid Photographer Lucius H. Beers, Chairman 25 Broadway Mrs. Ocden Reid, l ice-Chairman 15 East 84th Street Frederick Rhinehnder King, Clerk 32 East 57th Street Francis T. P. Plimpton, Treasurer 20 Exchange Place Mrs. Alfred Meyer 1225 Park Avenue President Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Mrs. Ogden Reid 15 East 84th Street Miss Mabel Choate 770 Park Avenue Lucius H. Beers 25 Broadway Gano Dunn 80 Broad Street Mrs. Alfred F. Hess 875 Park Avenue Pierre Jay 1 Wall Street Harry Emerson Fosdick, D.D 490 Riverside Drive Winthrop W. Aldrich 18 Pine Street Lindsay ' Bradford 22 William Street Frederick Rhinelander Kinc 32 East 57th Street Mrs. Eugene Me er 1624 Crescent Place, Washington. D. C. F. Bayard Rives 20 Exchange Place Mrs. William L. Duffy 245 East 72nd Street Francis T. P. Plimpton 20 Exchange Place Duncan H. Read 1 Wall Street Walter D. Fletcher 15 Broad Street Donald B. Aldrich, D.D 12 West 11th Street Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger 5 East 80th Street John C. Parker. Jr. 4 Irving Place Mrs. Alfred F. Loomis (Alumnae Trustee 1941-1945) 17 East 84th Street Mrs. Harold S. Osborne (Alumnae Trustee 1943-1947) . 379 Highland Avenue. Upper Montclair, N. J. Absent on leave, 1944-45. Office is qJ (rfJmmstutkn Louise Hoyt Gregory, Ph.D Associate Dean Katherine S. Doty, A.M Assistant to the Dean — Occupation Bureau Gulielma F. Alsop, M.D College Physician Mary V. Libby, A.B. Assistant to the Dean — Admissions, Information Helen P. Abbott, A.M Assistant to the Dean — Residence Halls Helen M. Carlson, A.M. Acting Head of Residence Halls Emily G. Lambert, A.B Bursar John J. Swan, M.E Comptroller Helen Erskine, A.M Assistant to the Dean — Public Relations Lorn a F. McGuire, Ph.D Freshman Adviser Virginia D. Harrington, Ph.D. . . Assistant to the Dean — Student Organizations and Social Affairs Margaret Giddincs, A.B. Registrar Dorothy E. Fox, A.B Assistant Registrar Esther Greene. A.B., B.S Librarian Thusnelda Brettman ... Assistant Librarian Page J. Karling, A.B Assistant Secretary of Admissions Frederick A. Goetze, M.Sc Treasurer of the University Rev. Stephen F. Bayne, Jr., S.T.M Chaplain of the University William H. McCastline. M.D University Medical Officer Absent on leave, 194445. 106 jne [faculty NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER, LL.D. (Cantab.), D. Litt. (Oxon.), Hon. D. (Paris) . President VIRGINIA CROCHERON GILDERSLEEVE. Ph.D.. LL.D.. Litt.D., L.H.I) Dean LOUISE HOYT GREGORY, Ph.D Associate Dean AMERICAN STUDIES ELSPETH V. DAVIES, A.M Instructor in American Studies ELIZABETH KELLEY BAUER, A.M Lecturer in American Studies ANTHROPOLOGY GLADYS A. REICHARD, Ph.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer CHARLOTTE V. CONWAY Assistant BOTANY CORNELIA L. CAREY, Ph.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer HAROLD C. BOLD, Ph.D Assistant Professor JAMES MERRY, Ph.D Instructor WINONA STONE, M.S Instructor MAE COORS, A.B Assistant ANNETTE H. HERVEY, A.M Assistant CHEMISTRY MARIE REIMER, Ph.D Professor, Executive Officer HELEN R. DOWNES, Ph.D Associate Professor MARION ARMBRUSTER, Ph.D Assistant Professor EVELYN E. EV ANSON, Ph.D Instructor LUCIA S. FISHER, A.B Lecturer MARIA-REN ATE RATHER, B.S Assistant MARJORIE CORSON Assistant ECONOMICS ELIZABETH FAULKNER BAKER, Ph.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer RAYMOND J. SAULNIER. Ph.D Assistant Professor DONALD B. MARSH, Ph.D Instructor CHARLOTTE F. MULLER. A.M Lecturer CLARA ELIOT, Ph.D Lecturer EMILY GUNNING, A.B Assistant ENGLISH MINOR W. LATHAM, Ph.D Professor, Executive Officer VIRGINIA C. GILDERSLEEVE, Ph.D., LL.D., Litt.D.. L.H.D Professor WILLIAM HALLER, Ph.D Professor tW. CABELL GREET, Ph.D Associate CLARE M. HOWARD, Ph.D Associate JAMES L. CLIFFORD. Ph.D Visiting Associate ETHEL STURTEVANT, A.M Assistant Professor ELIZABETH REYNARD, B. Litt. (Oxon) Assistant Professor LORNA F. McGUIRE. Ph.D Associate MARY MORRIS SEALS Associate GEORGIANA C. REMER, A.B., Hons. (Oxon) Instructor DAVID A. ROBERTSON, Jr., Ph.D Instructor JEAN FAIR MITCHELL, M.A.. Hons. (Edinburgh) Instructor MARJORIE COOGAN. Ph.D Instructor Absent on leave, 1944-45. i Absent on leave, spring session. 107 Faculty — Continued SARA DE FORD. Ph.D Instructor ANNIS SANDVOS, A.M ,. . Instructor MURIEL BOWDEN, A.M Lecturer ROBERTA MORGAN. A.M Lecturer MARCIA FREEMAN, A.B Lecturer JOSE RUBEN. Bac. Lettres-Philosopie Lecturer — Winter Session FINE ARTS AND ARCHAEOLOGY MARION LAWRENCE, Ph.D Assistant Professor, Executive Officer MARGARET BIEBER, Ph.D Associate Professor JULIUS HELD, Ph.D Assistant Professor MARIANNA BYRAM, A.M Instructor JANE GASTON MAHLER. A.M Lecturer FRENCH FREDERIC G. HOFFHERR. B.es.L Associate Professor, Executive Officer MARGUERITE MESPOULET. Agrecee de L ' Universite Professor HELEN PHELPS BAILEY, A.M Lecturer ANDRE MESNARD, A.M Lecturer HELEN CARLSON, A.M Lecturer MARY MARGARET H. BARR, Ph.D Lecturer ALICE R. BENNETT, A.M Instructor GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY HENRY S. SHARP, Ph.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer FLORRIE HOLZWASSER, Ph.D Assistant Professor CAROLYN J. FICKLEN, A.M Assistant VIVIAN MARTIN Assistant GERMAN HUGH WILEY PUCKETT, Ph.D Professor, Executive Officer LOUISE G. STABENAU, A.M Instructor CLARE BALLUF, A.M Lecturer MARIE LEDERMANN. A.M Lecturer GOVERNMENT THOMAS PRESTON PEARDON, Ph.D Professor, Executive Officer RAYMOND MOLEY, Ph.D., LL.D Professor of Public Law JANE PERRY CLARK CAREY, Ph.D Assistant Professor MARY H. FAIRBANKS. A.M Lecturer FLORA WEKAWA BRIDGES, A.M. . Assistant GREEK AND LATIN JOHN DAY, Ph.D Assistant Professor, Executive Officer EDITH FRANCES CLAFLIN, Ph.D Lecturer HISTORY EUGENE H. BYRNE, Ph.D Professor, Executive Officer VIRGINIA D. HARRINGTON, Ph.D Assistant Professor JAMES H. OLIVER, Ph.D Assistant Professor GEORGE B. YOUNG, Ph.D Instructor FRANK RUSSELL HAMBLIN, Ph.D Lecturer CHILTON WILLIAMSON, A.M Lecturer REINHARD H. LUTHIN, A.M Lecturer URSULA S. LAMB, A.M Lecturer Absent on leave, 194445. t Absent on leave, spring session. 108 Faculty — Contin ued HYGIENE GULIELMA F . ALSOP, M.D College Physician ITALIAN 1 PETER M. RICCIO, Ph.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer TERESA A. CARBONARA, A.M Instructor MATHEMATICS GEORGE WALKER MULLINS, Ph.D.. LL.D Professor, Executive Officer EDWARD KASNER, Ph.D Adrain Professor PAUL A. SMITH, Ph.D Associate Professor EDGAR R. LORCH, Ph.D Associate Professor MARY ELIZABETH LADUE, Ph.D Instructor LOUISE M. COMER, Sc.M Instructor SHIRLEY SEXAUER, A.B Lecturer MUSIC DOUGLAS STUART MOORE, A.B.. Mus.B Professor, Executive Officer OTTO LUENING Associate Professor on the Joline Foundation CAROLYN P. CADY, A.M Instructor (Most of the courses in Music are given at Columbia University by members of the Columbia University Staff) PHILOSOPHY HELEN H. PARKHURST, Ph.D Professor, Executive Officer WILLIAM P. MONTAGUE, Ph.D Johnsonian Professor HORACE L. FRIESS, Ph.D Associate Professor GERTRUDE V. RICH. Ph.D Instructor PHYSICAL EDUCATION AGNES R. WAYMAN, Pd.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer MARGARET HOLLAND, A.M Assistant Professor MARION STRENG, A.M Assistant Professor CORINNE BIZE, A.M Instructor MARGARET DE HAAN. A.M Instructor LELIA M. FINAN, A.M Instructor FERN YATES, A.M Instructor JEAN FAIR MITCHELL, M.A. Hons. (Edinburch) Instructor PHYSICS HENRY A. BOORSE, Ph.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer AGNES TOWNSEND, Ph.D Assistant Professor SHIRLEY SEXAUER, A.B Lecturer PORTUGUESE MARIA DE LOURDES SA PEREIRA, A.M Lecturer PSYCHOLOGY HARRY L. HOLLINGWORTH, Ph.D., LL.D Professor, Executive Officer RICHARD PARDEE YOUTZ, Ph.D Assistant Professor S. STANSFELD SARGENT. Ph.D Assistant Professor GELOLO McHUGH, Ph.D Instructor LOIS S. ADAMS, Ph.D Instructor THEODORE KOESTER, A.B Lecturer MARTHA MESSLER, A.B Assistant Absent on leave, 1944-45. t Absent on leave, spring session. 109 Faculty — Con tin ued RELIGION HORACE L. FRIESS, Ph.D Associate Professor of Philosophy, Executive Officer URSULA M. NIEBUHR, M.A. (Oxon), S.T.M Lecturer SOCIOLOGY WILLARD WALLER, Ph.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer MIRRA KOMAROVSKY. Ph.D Assistant Professor CORA KAS1US, Lecturer EMILY GUNNING. A.B Assistant SPANISH AMELIA A. de DEL RIO, A.M Assistant Professor, Executive Officer 1PETER M. RICCIO, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Italian ANDRES IDUARTE, Lie. en D Instructor MARGARITA U. DaCAL, A.M Lecturer MARGARITA B. HOGAN, A.M Lecturer ZOOLOGY LOUISE HOYT GREGORY, Ph.D Professor, Executive Officer FLORENCE DE LOISELLE LOWTHER, Ph.D Associate Professor JOHN A. MOORE, Ph.D Assistant Professor GRACE SPRINGER FORBES, Ph.D Instructor GEORGIANNA GREVATT. A.M Assistant VIRGINIA BENEDICT, A.B Assistant JACQUELINE BLOCK. A.B Assistant PATRICIA DAUGHERTY. A.B , Assistant STATA NORTON. A.B Assistant PROFESSORS EMERITCS IDA H. OGILVIE, Ph.D Professor Emeritus of Geology WILHELM A. BRAUN, Ph.D. . Professor Emeritus of the Germanic Languages and Literatures WILLIAM T. BREWSTER, A. M., Litt.D Professor Emeritus of English HENRY E. CRAMPTON, Ph.D., Sc.D Professor Emeritus of Zoology GERTRUDE M. HIRST, Ph.D., M.A. (Cantab.) . . . 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' 46 HADAS, HEDVA MARTHA 1310 Manheim, Kansas City 3, Missouri ' 47 HAGGERTY, VIRGINIA IRENE 518 Carroll Ave., Mararoneck, N. Y. Mamar. 2044 ' 46 HAIGHT, ELLEN GOWEN 158 Country Club Lane, Pelham, N. Y. Pelham 8-1442 ' 48 HALE, PATRICIA 2745 29th St.. Washington, D. C. 118 Roster — Continued I m. HALL, FLORA BELLE (MRS.i 402 North Washington, Ardmore, Oklahoma ' 45 HALLOCK, EMILY MAY 3311 Parkside Place, Bronx 67, N. Y. Olinville 2-5356 ' 48 HAMBURGER, CARYL RONA 6102 Biltmore Ave., Baltimore 15, Maryland ' 45 HAMILTON, JEAN LEE 1189 Dean St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' 47 HAMMER, SYDELLE MILDRED 11 Broklaw Lane, Great Neck, N. Y. Great Neck 3153 ' 46 HAMNETT, BETTY 25 Clareinont Ave., N. Y. Un. 4-5981 ' 47 HANLEY, CHARLOTTE ANNA 8 Culver St., Yonkers, N. Y. ' 45 HANLEY, HARRIET FAITH 659 McKinley, Gary, Indiana 47 HANLON, MARY ELIZABETH 59 Benedict Ave., White Plains, N. Y. White Plains 1213 ' 47 HANNIGAN, MARY LOUISE 28 East 17th St., Brooklyn 26, N. Y. 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Slocum 6-2680 ' 46 HERMAN, MARILYN JEAN 74 South, Newburgh. N. Y. ' 48 HERRING, TERESA ROBLES 15 East 77th St., N. Y. Bu. 8-6170 ' 46 HESS, ELIZABETH LESTRUP 236 Cliff Ave., Pelham, N. Y. Pelham 8-3182 ' 46 HESSEL. MARTHA GLADYS 124 Old Mamaroneck Rd., White Plains, N. Y. White Plains 5770 ' 46 HETT, EUGENIA ROSE 254 Myrtle Ave., Hawthorne, N. Y. ' 48 HEWLETT, BARBARA Jericho. L. I., N. Y. ' 46 HEYMAN. JULIANE MARION 2327 Warring St.. Berkeley 4, California Unc. HICHMAN, OLIVE THORNLEY Lowes Ferry Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. ' 48 HICKS, MARY JEAN 33 Sherwood Rd.. Rockville Center, N. Y. R. V. C. 2415 ' 48 HINMAN. CONSTANCE JEAN 48 Hampden Rd., Upper Darby. Pennsylvania Blv. 086 7-W ' 47 HIRSCH. MARY-ANN 1476 Shakespeare Ave.. Bronx, N. Y. Tremont 2-2146 ' 45 HIRSCHLAND. ELLEN DOROTHEE 151 Central Park West, N. Y. 23, N. Y. Sc. 4-6888 ' 45 HITCH, FRANCES EARLE 616 West 116th St., N. Y. 27, N. Y. 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New Rochelle 2-5591 ' 46 HORAN. SALLY 400 East 59th St.. N. Y. Ei. 5-3552 ' 46 HORSLEY, CHAUCY SHIRLEY 8 Gramercy Park, N. Y. 3. N. Y. Gr. 3-3865 ' 45 HORTON, INEZ STENGEL 6 Warren Place, Montclair, N. J. ' 48 HOUGH. MARY STILING 430 West 118th St., N. Y. Un. 4-7535 ' 47 HOUSTON. ELIZABETH JEANNE 111 East Madison. Springfield, Ohio ■48 HOWARD. LORETTA MAXWELL 895 Park Ave., N. Y. Bu. 8-1784 ' 46 HOWARTH. DUSHKA 195 Claremont Ave., N. Y. Mo. 2-5201 ' 47 HOWELL. MARY VALENTINE 156 Wyoming Ave.. Maplewood, N. J. South Orange 2-5396 ' 48 HOWIESON. HOPE 204 West 70th Terrace, Kansas ' .iiN. Missouri ' 48 HSU. THEODORA SUMNER 527 Riverside Dr., N. Y. 29, N. Y. Monument 2-6123 ' 45 HULBURT, DORIS G. 52 Page Rd.. Valley Stream, N. Y. Yallev S. 5085 ' 47 HUNTER MARY LOUISE Michigan Ave., Greensburg. Indiana Unc. HURLBURT, BERNICE ELIZABETH 2210 Broadway, Lubbock, Texas ' 47 HURWIT, RUTH DIANA 213 West 70th St., N. Y . Trafalgar 7-5060 Unc. 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' 48 JONES, HELEN-PATRICIA 48 Pinehurst Ave., N. Y. Wa. 3-5145 ' 47 JONES, RENEE MARJORIE 906 Pennsylvania Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. ' 45 JORDAN, MARCIA PERIN 530 West mth St., N. Y. 25, N. Y. Monument 2-1367 ' 46 JOSE. ELAINE MADELINE 239 Riverdale Ave., Yonkers, N.Y. Yonkers 3-5826 ' 45 JOSEPH. ROSALIE 201 West 92nd St.. N. Y. Sc. 4-6112 ' 47 JUDD, GRACE LANDERS 42 Vine St.. New Britain, Conn. Unc. JUMP, JACQUELIN CECILE 622 Harrison, Helena. Montana ' 45 KAHLE, BARBARA 225 East 73rd St., N. Y. Bu. 8-5343 ' 46 KAHN. HARRIET DOROTHY 276 Riverside Drive, N. Y. 25, N. Y. Ri. 9-1763 i nc. KAHN. ROSINE 7 West 81st St., N. Y. Schuyler 4-5653 ' 45 KALEY, JUNE MARIE 1208 Walnut St., Williamsport, Pa. ' 43 KALOS. ANNE BETTY 1536 51st St., Brooklvn, N. Y. Wi. 5-4559 ' 43 KAMAN, ALICE MAE 5 Rangeley Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. ' 48 KAMELL. SHIRLEY AUDREY 124 Elliot Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Yonkers 3-3851 ' 47 KANICK, VIRGINIA HELEN 3608 Noble Ave., Richmond, Va. ' 47 KAR, ANNETTE 555 Ovington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sh. 5-9866 ' 48 KASANOF, ROLLA SARA 527 West 110th St., N. Y. Monument 2-4445 17 DE KAY, ANN CRAVEN 12 South Court, Port Washington, N. Y. P. W. 1960 ' 46 KAYE, VIVIAN SOPHIE 244 Wadsworth Ave., N. Y. 33, N. Y. Wa. 3-8433 46 KEARNEY. DORIS 99 West Savannah. Detroit, 3, Mich. ' 46 KEE. MARGARET LOU 11 Mott St., N. Y. Wo. 2-2790 ' 18 KEITH, JANE COOKE 939 Woodvcrest Ave., N. Y. 52, N. Y. To. 2-0373 ' 46 KEITH, KATHERINE ALICE 400 Bethlehem Pike, Philadelphia, Pa. ' 46 KELTZ, BARBARA JENNINGS 609 Spring St.. Latn.be. Pi. ' 45 KEMPTON, JANET WINIFRED 8610 109th St.. Richmond Hill 18, N. Y. Virginia 7-4796 ' 46 KENDALL, MARGERY K. 3851 Porter St., Washington 16, I). C. ' 47 KENYON, JANE-ALDEN 277 Park Ave., N. Y. Wi. 2-7600 ' 48 KERN, CHRISTINE ELIZABETH 60-27 Woodbine St.. Brooklyn 27, N. Y. ' 45 KESSLER, AVRA PHYLLIS 2 Sutton Place. South, N. Y. 22, N. Y. El 5-4552 ' 45 KHMEL. TATIANA 108 West 227th St., N. Y. 63, N. Y. 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Wa. 7-3808 ' 48 KRAUSE, GENEVIEVE EVELYN 19 Park Circle. Great Neck, N. Y. ' 47 KREISCH, GLORIA 2483 University Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Fo. 7-8947 ' 48 KREISEL. MARJORIE JANE 59 Elmwood Terrace. Irvington, N. J. ' 48 KRON, WINIFRED BETTY 865 West End Ave., N. Y. 25, N. Y. Ac. 2-2186 48 l ROUT. ELEANOR MARIA 10 Fountain Terrace, Scarsdale. N. Y. Scarsdale 1991 ' 45 KRUGELIS. ELEANOR EUGENIA 968 Highland Ave., Waterbury, Conn. ' 45 KUHLMAN, BETTE 876 Summit Ave., River Edge, N. J. Oradell 8-1325 ' 48 KUHLMAN. MARILYN JEAN 674 East 24th St., Brooklyn 10, N. Y. Ma. 6-0891 ' 46 KUTH. JOANNE 1200 Gladys Ave.. Lakevvood, Ohio ' 47 LACEY, JANE ANITA 262 Griggs Ave., Teaneck, N. J. Teaneck 6-9780 ' 45 KESSLER, MADELINE CLARA 14 Adams St., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ' 47 LAMBERT. JESSICA 419 Bloor St., West Toronto, Canada ' 48 LANDESMAN, RUTH 226 Neptune Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' 46 LANDSMAN, GLORIA 206 West 104th St., N. Y. Academy 2-5765 ' 48 LANG. IRENE MARY 252 75th St., Brooklyn. N. Y. Shore Road 5-6516 ' 47 LANGE, ANNE-TRUTH WEST 506 West 122nd St., N. Y. C. Un. 4-7596 ' 46 LANGE, INGRID EVA 2805 Creston Ave., N. Y. C. Se. 3-4492 ' 48 LANG, MARIA 935 Park Ave., N. Y. C. Bu. 9-9284 ' 46 LANIER. DIANA Bernardsville, N. J. Ashland 4-7252 ' 46 LANTZ, JEAN MERVINE 214 N. Cortland St., Stroudsburg, Pa. ' 46 LANZA, FRANCES 1911 Elm St., Manchester, N. H. ' 47 LASSANDRO, JENNIE ANTOINETTE 362 Walnut St., Yonkers, N. Y. ' 45 LAVER, CAROLYN LOUISE 215-38 Corbett Rd.. Bavside. N. Y. Ba. 94784 ' 45 LA VALA, MARGARET ADELE 2 Chestnut St., Bethel, Conn. ' 48 LAW1NG, AGNES LANDER Box 526, Winter Haven. Fla. ' 45 LAWRENCE, MARCIA JEANNE 39 Fifth Ave., N. Y. Gr. 7-2716 ' 47 LAWRENCE, RAYMONDE JOYCE 330 West 72nd St., N. Y. En. 2-5155 ' 48 LAYTON. ANNE LANDRETH 202 N. Bedford St., St. Georgetown, Del. 56 ' 48 LEE, DOROTHY YON-CHIN 3108 S.E. Division. Portland, Ore. East 2881 ' 46 LEE, MARY EMILIE 186 Hickory, Penofly, N. J. ' 48 LEE, PATRICIA SUE 440 Columbus Ave., N. Y. Tr. 7-6400 ' 47 LEEWITZ, BETTY BEVIN 525 Park Ave., N. Y. Re. 7-2579 ' 46 LEFF. JOAN PAULA 28 West 69th St., N. Y. C. Tr. 4-3163 ' 47 LELINAD, ELIZABETH CLARK 688 Central St.. Framingham, Mass. ' 47 LENT, JO-ANNE 52 East 56th St., N. Y., N. Y. ' 45 LERNER. MARJORIE ELEANOR 840 Bronx River Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Be. 7-8723 ' 45 LESHOCK, MILDRED 1001 Race St., Shamokin, Pa. ' 46 LESSER, SANDRA LLOYD 135 West 79th St., N. Y. C. N. Y. En 2-9856 ' 47 LEVINE, RHODA 2045 Haring St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sh. 3-4377 ' 46 LEWIS. JANE CARYL 215 West 88th St., N. Y. C, N. Y. Sc. 4-1538 ' 46 LEWIS. JEANNE LOUISE 1645 Oxford St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 122 Roster — Continued ' 47 LEWIS, MARY ANN 5 Rivercrest Rd., N. Y. C. N. Y. ki 9-7455 ' 48 LEWIS, YVONNE GUDRUO 155 Everett Place, Englewood. N. J. En. 3-7744 ' 45 LIEBESMAN, FRANCES 61 Echo Lane, Larchmont, N. Y. La. 2-1935 ' 47 LIEBOWITZ, BETINA 430 West 116th St., N. Y. C, N. Y. Mo. 2-8779 ' 46 LIEDERMAN, ADELE 1100 Park Ave., N. Y. C, N. Y. At. 9-6644 ' 48 LINDEN, ADELHEID ANNA HENRIETTE 634 Pine Drive, Bav Shore, N. Y. Bay Shore 1489-J ' 45 LINDENBERG, BERNICE GLORIA 675 Walton Ave., N. Y. C, N. Y. Me. 5-4234 ' 48 LIUS, CONSUELO Cape Cottage, Maine Sp. LIPPMAN, ELGA NIOMI 381 Central Park West, N. Y. C, N. Y. Ac. 2-2272 ' 48 LIPTON. BARBARA 1015 Grand Concourse. N. Y. C, N. Y. Je. 6-4953 ' 47 LISSFELT, ANN CHRISTINE 490 West End Ave., N. Y. G, N. Y. Tr. 7-4635 ' 48 LISTER. BEVERLY ELAINE 45 Oakmere Drive, Baldwin, N. Y. Bald. 1-0205 ' 45 LITTLE, ELIZABETH GORDON 503 Birch Ave., Westfield, N. J. ' 48 LO CURCIO, ROSALIE ALICE 2635 Sedgwick Ave., Bronx, N. Y. ' 46 LOEFFLER, ELSIE MARGARET East Windham. N. Y. Windham 54F3 ' 47 LOWEY. M ARGOT HENNY 32 Ludlow St., Yonkers. N. Y. Yo. 3-0453 ' 48 LONDON. MARY FRANCES 31 Frank Court, Brooklyn 29, N. Y. Dewey 6-2867 ' 46 LONGLEY, JOAN RUTH 61 Schuyler Ave., Rockville Center, N. Y. ' 48 LOOKSTEIN, NATHALIE 55 East 86th St., N. Y., N. Y. At. 9-2972 ' 47 LOW. CAROLINE DAVISON 45 East 62nd St., N. Y. 21, N. Y. Bu. 8-4135 ' 47 LOWE, DOROTHY RIBET 16 Colonial Rd., Port Washington, N. Y. P.W. 1375-R ' 48 LOWE. MABEL ELIZABETH 16 Colonial Rd., Port Washington, N. Y. P.W. 1375-R ' 46 LUCARINI, LOLA MARY 3 Foster St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ' 45 LUCCHI. MARY LOUISE 11 Maple St., Ridgefield Park, N. J. Hackensack 2-3261J ' 47 LUCEY, ADRIENNE HELENE 2540 Blvd., Jersey City, N. J. Delaware 3-1497 ' 45 LUDLUM. NOELLE ATWOOD 3454 Macumb St., N.W., Washington 16, D. C. ' 47 LUDORF, PATRICIA JOAN 71 Craigmoor Rd., West Hartford, Conn. ' 48 LYCZAK. LOUISE ELAINE 250 Bronxville Rd.. Bronxville, N. Y. Br. 2-7260 •47 LYONS, RUTH ELIZABETH Hashrouck Ave., Emerson, N. J. Westwood 1321 M ' 46 McADOO, CYNTHIA NONA 222 East 71st St., N. Y., N. Y. Rh. 4-4373 ' 45 McBERTY. PHOEBE CROSBY West Del. Ave., Newark, Del. ' 45 McCABE, ANNE McLEMORE 78-10 34th Ave., Jackson Heights, N. Y. Ne. 9-7118 ' 46 McCLEMENT, PATRICIA 12 East 87th St., N. Y., N. Y. At. 9-7263 ' 46 McGANNON, DORIS MARGUERITE 285 Alexander Ave., N. Y., N. Y. Mott Haven 9-4259 Spc. McGRATH, NEVA EILEEN Narrow Road, Mt. Kisco, N. Y. ' 47 McGRAW, BEVERLY ANNE 407 N. Duke St.. Lancaster, Pa. ' 46 McINTOSH, BETTE 219 Young Ave., Pelham, N. Y. Pe. 8-2250 ' 48 McINTYRE, CAROLYN, E. 118 Race St., Edge wood, Pa. Unc. McKEAN. ELAINE THOMSON 3321 86th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. Ne. 9-3016 ' 48 McKEEN, VIRGINIA PELIUS 428 So. 6th St., Terre Haute. Ind. ' 45 McKENZIE, JEAN 87 Granite St., Portland, Me. ' 47 Mcknight, phyllis ogden 29 Claremonl Ave., N. Y., N. Y. Unc. McLAURY, MARGERY 19 Adams St., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ' 47 McMillan, emily iris 518 Forest Hills, Wilmington, N. C. ' 47 McMULLAN, CAROLYN CLARKE 114 East King, Edenton, N. C, ' 48 McMURRAY, EMILY PROUTY Turner Hill Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Conn. 9-1148 ' 46 McNAMARA, LYLA SPARKS (MRS.) 5234 Goodwin. Dallas. Texas ' 46 McWHINNEY, ALICE COPE 635 Vine St., Denver, Colo. Spc. MACAULAY, ALICE ITTNER (MRS.) 190 Old Mill Rd., Manhasset, N. Y. Manhasset 2178 ' 47 MacELROY, RUTH EVELYN 4417 Ave. L, Brooklyn. N. Y. Unc. MacGILLIVRAY, DOROTHY RUTH 33-26 166th St.. Flushing. N. Y. Fl. 9-8207 123 Roster — Continued ' 48 MacGUFFIE. ANN CRAIG 18 Reid Ave.. Passaic. N. J. ' 48 MacKENZIE, ELEANOR CAROL 114 E. 66th St., N. Y. C. Rh. 2144 Spc. MaoKILLOG, JEAN SUTHERLAND 18 Hillsdale Rd., Medford, Mass. ' 47 MacKNIGHT, JANE FERGUSON 33 Cambridge Ave., Englewood, N. J. En. 3-3458J ' 48 MacVEAGH. EDITH CAMERON 995 Madison Ave., N. Y. C. N. Y. Rh. 4-6226 ' 47 MAIER. RUTH PAULINE 3875 Waldo, Riverdale. N. Y. C, N. Y. Ki. 6-0326 ' 47 MAILLIARD, PATRICIA MANUELA 9 Little Point St., Essex, Conn. ' 47 MALOUF, ARVELLA CATHERINE 273 Starling Rd.. Englewood, N. J. En. 3-0973 ' 47 MAMANGAKIS, EMERALD VICTORIA 439 54th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' 46 MANNING. THEODORA HYDE 71 Berwick St., Worcester 2, Mass. ' 48 MANSEFIELD, JEAN LEE Washington St., Tappan, N. Y. Piermont 469 ' 46 MAPES, NANCY 4 Park Lane, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Mt. V. 8-0641 ' 46 MARCK. CLAUDIA 305 W. 98th St., N. Y. C, N. Y. Ac. 4-2400 ' 48 MAREIN-EFRON, SARA Iusurgeuks 470, Mexico, D. F. ' 46 MARGARETTEN. RUTH 5112 13th Ave.. Brooklvn. N. Y. Wi. 6-0444 ' 46 MARLER, CLAIRE WILLETTE 454 Riverside Drive, N. Y., N. Y. Un. 4-4524 ' 48 MARSHALL. MILLICENT 310 W. 79th St., N. Y., N. Y. ' 47 MARTIN, DENISE NINA 520 W. 110th St., N. Y., N. Y. Ac. 4-0913 ' 48 MARTIN, MARYLIN PEOPLES 17-93 Forrest Ave., Memphis. Tenn. 48 MARTIN, MARION LOIS 40 Rook Rd., Glen Rock, N. J. Ridgewood 6-4128 ' 45 MASCIOCCHI, LOUISE CLAUDETTE 316 Park Ave., Orange, N. J. ' 45 MATHER, SALLY DICKSON 1172 Park Ave., N. Y., N. Y. At. 9-2567 ' 45 MATTHEWS. ROWENA DE-PUE 212 E. 48th St., N. Y., N. Y. PI. 8-2864 ' 47 MATTUS, BERNICE 33 Charlton St., N. Y., N. Y. Wa. 5-1084 ' 48 MAUGER, ELAINE ANDERSON 867 Wynnewood Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. ' 45 MAULSBY, MEREDITH 425 E. 86th St.. N. Y., N. Y. Sa. 2-5986 48 MAYER. AMALIE JEAN 225 W. 86th St., N. Y., N. Y. Tr. 7-1214 ' 45 MEDNICK, MARION 1759 49th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Wi. 6-4175 ' 47 MEIGHAN, DORIS ETHEL 1852 66th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' 47 MEIROWITZ, BEATRICE 32-35 Grand Concourse, N. Y., N. Y. Fo. 4-1897 ' 45 MERKER, MURIEL BEATRICE 13-17 E. 7th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' 48 MERO. KATHLEEN 134 W. 86th St., N. Y., N. Y. Tr. 4-2512 48 MERRICK, NORMA MARJORIE 1357 Dean St.. Brooklvn, N. Y. SI. 6-3065 ' 46 MESSNER, CAROL JUNE 1235 Park Ave., N. Y., N. Y. 48 MESZAROS, JEAN MAY 7200 Ridge Blvd.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Be. 8-3042 ' 45 MICHELSON, INGE KARIN 200 E. Main St.. Patchogue. L. I.. N. Y. ' 47 MICHELSON, VIRGINIA 455 E. 57th St., N. Y., N. Y. PI. 5-9012 ' 46 MIDDLEBROOK, GRACE AUDREY 268 Robin Rd., Englewood, N. J. En. 3-4028 ' 47 MIEDREICH, JANE ANNA 89-60 218th PL. Queens Village. Queens, N. Y. Mi. 7-5056 ' 47 MILLARD. MARY 1155 Park Ave., N. Y., N. Y. At. 9-2239 ' 46 MILLER. DOREEN OLIVIA 52-15 92nd St.. Elmhurst. L. I., N. Y. Ha. 4-9783 ' 47 MILLER, ETHEL CARYL 3135 77th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. Ha. 9-6716 ' 45 MILLER, MARIANE BREWSTER 17 Edgerton St., Noroton Hgls.. Conn. ' 45 MILLER, MARJORIE 821 E. 22nd St., Brooklyn. N. Y. Sh. 5-5884 ' 48 MILLER, MARY MARGARET 618 79th St.. Brooklvn, N. Y. S. II. 5-5884 ' 47 MILLER. PATRICIA ANN 597 North Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. N. R. 2-9084 ' 48 MILLER. SHIRLEY PERKINS 249 North Mountain Ave., Montclair, N. J. Mtc. 2-8638 ' 46 MINTER. PATRICIA ANNE 29 Evergreen PI., East Orange, N. J. Or. 2-0460 ' 48 MITTELMAN. MARYLIN 1644 East 28th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' 48 MLADINOV, ANN MARIE 156 Salem Ave., C ' dale, Pa. ' 45 MODIGLIANI, ANNA MARIA 99 Colonial Pkway, Manhasset, L. I., N. Y. Ma. 2526 ' 46 MOHR. DORIS MADELINE 60 West Ave., Malverne, L. I., N. Y. Lvnbrook 2383 124 Roster — Continued ' 45 MOLESKI. THELMA DOROTHY 821 Chestnut St., Kelpmont, Pa. ' 47 MOLINELLI. RITA KATHRYN 161 Quaker Ridge Rd.. Manhasset, L. I., N. Y. Ma. 2506 ' 48 MONTGOMERY, RUTH SHIRLEY 16 Everett PI., Cliffside Pk., N. J. CI. 6-3790 ' 46 MOODY. ALICE ANN The Maples. Ironton, Missouri ' 47 MOORE, C. JUNE 116 Humphreys Ave., Bayonne, N. J. ' 47 MOORE. VIRGINIA MARIE 92-10 Woodhaven Blvd., Woodhaven, N. Y. Virginia 7-8643 ' 47 MORESS, JOAN 7 W. 96th St., N. Y. C. Ri. 9-0485 ' 47 MORFOGEN. VIVIAN RFD 2 Boonton. N. J. Bo. 8-0928 M ' 45 MORGAN, MARY CHARLOTTE 812 Elm Ave.. Ridgefield, N. J. Morsemere 6-4806 ' 46 MORGAN, NANCY NEALE 525 N. McKean St., Kittanning, Pa. ' 48 MORRIS, DORA CHRISTINE 120 N. Kensington, Springfield. Ohio ' 48 MORRISON. AGNES VIRGINIA 84 Second St., Mineola, N. Y. Garden City 5049W ' 47 MORSE-SHREVE, CYNTHIA 445 W. 23rd St., N. Y. C. Ch. 3-8889 ' 47 MORTENSON. JUDITH-LEE 10 Midwood St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' 48 MUESER. BARBARA 1601 Metropolitan Ave., N. Y. C. Un. 3-3520 ' 46 MULCRONE, JOYCE ETHEL 139 Revere St. Ext., Waterbury, Conn. ' 48 MURPHY, ANN EVANS 113 Welcome Lane, Ridley Park, Pa. ' 47 MURPHY. RUTH HAMILL 20 Landers Road, Kenmore, N. Y 7 . Unc. MURRAY, VIRGINIA DONCHIAN 3900 Grey stone Ave., N. Y. C. Ki. 3-4392 ' 48 MUSE, MARTHA KATHERINE 6 East 78th St., N. Y. C. Bu. 8-3071 ' 48 MYERS, JUNE LOUISE Main, Rosendale. New York ' 47 NACHMAN, NANCY MAYER 117 Thomas Ave., Montgomery, Ala. ' 45 NAUMBURG. MARGARET ELEANOR 210 West 90th St., N. Y. C. Sc. 4-6575 ' 45 NEEL, JEAN CAMPBELL 610 S. Terrace, Huntington, W. Va. ' 48 NELBACH. NIEZ GERTRUDE 28 Wendover Road. Yonkers, N. Y. Yonkers 3-1309J ' 46 NESTLEN, DOROTHY JEANETTE 33 Goodwin Place, Brooklyn. N. Y. Gi. 2-2848 ' 45 NESTLER. LEONIA JANE 184 Engle St., Tenafly, N. J. Englewood 3-5343 ' 47 NEUBERGER. CAROL 7702 Crosshand, Baltimore 8, Maryland ' 46 NEUMANN, RENA 340 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. Ac. 2-1736 ' 48 NEUMARK, GERTRUDE FANNY 90 Ellwood St., N. Y. C. Lo. 7-1869 ' 48 NEUNER, BARBARA JOSEPHINE 2 Atlas Place, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Mt.V. 7-3586 ' 47 NEVIS, MEREDITH 122 Park Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. Br. 2-0676 ' 47 NEWELL, AUDREY WALKER 10 E. 63rd St., N. Y. C. Re. 4-2435 ' 46 NEWELL, NANETTE ELIANE 540 Madison Ave., N. Y. C. PI. 3-8802 ' 47 NEWTON, MARY JANE 114-38 201st St., St. Albans, N. Y. Mi. 7-2220 ' 46 NICHOLSON, DORIS HARTWELL 36-36 215th Place. Bayside, N. Y. Ba. 9-1698 Spc NIGRO, EDITH 1088 Park Ave., N. Y. C. At. 9-3142 ' 46 NINOMIYA, EDITH Pelham Manor Gardens. Pelham Manor, N. Y. Pe. 8-1394J ' 48 NOSS, DOROTHEA BOYER 130 Morningside Drive. N. Y. C. ' 47 NOVAK, LOTTE ANN 1212 Fifth Ave., N. Y. C. Sa. 24438 ' 48 NYMAN, VALERIE 26 E. 93 St., N. Y. C. Sa. 2-6513 ' 46 O ' BRIEN, JOANNA 430 W. 116th St., N. Y. C. Un. 4-5754 ' 46 O ' CONNOR. EMILY MARY 109-10 Park Lane S.. Richmond Hill, N. Y. Va. 7-0572 ' 47 OERTLY, ALDA FROELICH (MRS.i Wolfpit Road. Norwalk, Conn. Gr. 7-5269 ' 47 O ' GORMAN. RUTH NAUMI 4238 N. Carlis St., Philadelphia, Pa. ' 46 OLDAKOWSKA. SOPHIA RAWICZ 8 East 68th St.. N. Y. C. Re. 7-1073 46 O ' LEARY. BONNIE ANN 50 West 9th St., N. Y. C. Gr. 7-4573 ' 46 OLLILA, HILMA HELENE 140 West 71st St., N. Y. C. En. 2-3649 ' 48 OLOFSON. GLORIA LOUISE 1716 Williamsbridge Road, N. Y. C. Un. 3-8418 ' 48 OMURA, YOKO 215 East 66th St., N. Y. C. ' 46 O ' NEILL, CATHERINE ELLEN 4064 Bronx Blvd.. N. Y. C. Olinville 5-2429 125 Roster — Continued ' 47 ORNSTEIN. BETTE ANN 888 Park Ave., N. Y. C. Bu. 8-5216 ' 46 ORTH, JEANNE MARGARET 280 Winthrop Rtl.. W. Englewood. N. J. Teaneck 7-1521 ' 47 OSBORNE, JOSEPHINE ADAMS 207 East 61st St., N. Y. C. Re. 4-3185 ' 46 OTTO, CARLYLE MILLER Box 156 B. R.R. 10, Cincinnati, Ohio Unc. OVERMYER, MARGARET ELIZABETH Pine Bluff, Arsenal, Arkansas ' 48 OWEN, JANET CHANT Spring Road. Chappaqua, N. Y. Chappaqua 671 ' 48 OXENBERG. MURIEL 919 Park Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. SI. 6-9352 ' 47 PAPE, MARY JEANNE 84-58 Homelawn Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. Re. 9-2837 ' 46 PARKER, CECILE 22 East 47th St., N. Y. C. Wi. 2-7500 ' 48 PARROTT, NANCY LEE Mims Ave., Newport, Tenn. ' 47 PARTRIDGE. MARGARET BARTON 425 East 86th St.. N. Y. 28, N. Y. Sa. 2-6064 ' 48 PASCUAL, VIVETTE GLORIA 2865 University Ave., N. Y., N. Y. ' 45 PASETTI, DOROTHY MAY 109-17 213th St., Bellaire, N. Y. Hollis 5-9635 ' 48 PATTON, JEAN LUCILLE 625 North Main St., Washington. Pa. Wash. 331-M Unc. PEARSON, DOROTHY ANN 5206 Farnam, Omaha, Neh. ' 46 PELTERSON, JANE ANNE 245 East 72nd St., N. Y. 21, N. Y. Rh. 4-6819 ' 48 PERRY, PATRICIA CLOLORIS 7 Park Ave., N. Y.. N. Y. Mu. 3-7181 ' 48 PETERS. GRACE ANN 30 Magaw PL, N. Y. 33, N. Y. Wa. 3-6791 ' 48 PETRONIS. JUNE JULIA Nichols Rd., Huntington, L. I. Hunt. 2460 ' 48 PHELPS, LESLIE WARNICK 1225 Park Ave., N. Y. 28. N. Y. Sa. 2-4850 ' 46 PHELPS. MARIE ANNE 1225 Park Ave., N. Y. 28, N. Y. Sa. 2-4850 ' 47 PHILLIPS. MARIAN FRANCES Glenwood Apts., Yonkers, N. Y. Yo. 5-3948 ' 46 PHILLIPS, MARIAN GRUMMAN (MRS.) Bayview Rd., Plandome Manor, N. Y. ' 46 PHILLIPS, MARILYN HARRIET 310 W. 79th St., N. Y., N. Y. En. 2-5413 ' 45 PHILPOTTS, RUTH SHERLOCK 114 Morningside Drive. N. Y. 27, N. Y. Ca. 8-8280 ' 47 YON PHUL, ANNE FRANCES 1235 Park Ave., N. Y. 28, N. Y. Sa. 2-7015 ' 48 PIACENZA, MICHELA EVA 430 W. 119th St., N. Y. 27, N. Y. Un. 4-0400 Unc. PIERCE, EVELYN LOLA 375 Park Ave., N. Y., N. Y. El. 5-2987 ' 48 PIERCE, PATRICIA RUTH 47 Claremont Ave., N. Y., N. Y. Un. 4-1340— Ext. 4 Unc. DE PIERNE, CARLOTTE 22 Reservoir Ave., Norwalk, Conn. ' 47 PIKE, DAPHNE 54 East 92nd St., N. Y. 28. N. Y. At. 9-8382 ' 48 PINES, MAYA INGEBORN 105-05 69th Ave., Forest Hills, L. I. Ha. 3-3907 ' 45 PINNEY. HARRIET RUTH 2 Elliott Place, Glen Cove, N. Y. ' 46 PITZ, LORNA ELIZABETH 2776 Pond Place, N. Y., N. Y. Fo. 4-1404 ' 46 PLATT, PAMELA HULL 340 Park Ave., N. Y., N. Y. PI. 9-6638 Sp. PLAVETICH, LJERKA OLGA 250 West 100th St., N. Y., N. Y. ' 47 POFFINBERGER, JEAN LAIRD 254 Kenilworth Rd.. Ridgewood, N. J. Ri. 6-3479-M ' 46 POINSETT, JUNE ARLETTA 1189 N. Y. Ave., Huntington Station, N. Y. Hunt. 4066 ' 48 POLLOCK, JOSEPHINE PHARR 1548 W. Water St., Elmira, N. Y. El. 2-6551 ' 48 POND. HELEN JOSEPHINE 1100 Park Ave., N. Y., N. Y. At. 9-7428 ' 46 PONEMON, AUDREY RUTH 435 W. 23rd St., N. Y. 11, N. Y. Ch. 3-2568 ' 47 POPPER. MARION JEAN 561 Standish Rd.. Teaneck, N. J. Teaneck 6-0548 Unc. POWELL. MARGARET ANNE 201 E. 9th Ave., Johnson City, Tenn. ' 46 PRESTON, PAMELA RUTH Foreign Student, Cit. of Great Britain ' 47 PRICE, ANNE DORSEY 33 Ogden Place, Morristown, N. J. ' 45 PRICE, JEAN CLAIRE 2611 Stuart Ave., Richmond, Va. ' 48 PRICE, MARGERY ANN 88-18 191st St., Hollis, N. Y. Hollis 5-3057 ' 47 PRICE, MARY DURSDON 635 Riverside Drive, N. Y. 31. N. Y. Au. 3-1156 ' 47 PUGH, CHRYSTAL IRENE 111-11 76th Ave., Forest Hills. N. Y. ' 46 PUTNAM. ANNE SHIPLEY 1155 Park Ave., N. Y., N. Y. ' 46 PYNE. EVELYN SLOANE (MRS.) 48 East 92nd St., N. Y., N. Y. At. 9-6155 At. 9-8494 126 Hosier — Continued l nc. QUACKENBOS, MARJORIE PINCKNEY 14S Grandview Blvd., Tuckahoe, N. Y. ' 46 Ql ARTERMAN. JEAN A. 168 Duer St.. N. Plainfield, N. j. PI. 6-3124-8 48 QUEDENS. MARGARET HELEN 2240 University Ave.. N. Y., N. Y. ' 45 QUIGG, CONSTANCE WISNO 165 East 83rd St., N. Y.. N. Y. ' 48 QUIGLEY, ELLEN 301 E. Curtin. Bellefonte, Pa. ' 45 RACITL K. AURELIA 138 Mayflower Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. ' 46 RAGSDALE, RAIFORD MONCRIEF 3195 Habersham Rd., Atlanta, Ga. ' 47 RASKIN, BARBARA 24 Brinckerhoff St., Jersey City, N. J. Del. 3-8779 48 RASTNUSSEN, RITA 6941 Ridge Blvd.. Brooklyn, 9, N. Y. Sh. 8-2452 ' 46 RAUP, JOAN ELIOT Pleasantville Rd.. Rriarcliff Manor, N. Y. Br. 2051 ' 47 RAUP, RUTH MITCHELL Pleasantville Rd.. Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. Br. 2051 ' 47 READ. RUTH RENEE 2746 N. Murray Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. ' 46 REED, MILDRED ELLIS Fairview, Cocoa, Florida ' 47 REGAN, AUDREY GENEVIEVE 63-05 82nd PL, Elmhurst, L. I. ' 45 REID, MAIZIE DARE 456 Riverside Dr., N. Y. 27, N. Y. ' 45 REISS, DOROTHY JEANNE 68-63 108th St., Forest Hills, L. I. Bo. 8-1502 ' 48 RESANOVICH, VERA 1070 Grant Ave., Bronx, N. Y. ' 47 RETZ, GRACE-MARTHA Grand View-on-Hudson, Nyack, N. Y. ' 46 REUTHER, DOROTHY MABELLE 87 Thoma Ave.. Maywood, N. J. Ha. 24725 ' 46 REYNOLDS, ELIZABETH TEN-EYCK 139 East 66th St., N. Y., N. Y. Re. 4-5120 ' 46 RICHARDSON. DOROTHY PARKER 25 Highland St., Portland 9 Me. ' 48 RICHMOND. ROSEMARY 3635 Edwards Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio ' 48 RICKETSON. MARY BAYLES 9 W. Cedar St., Boston, Mass. 48 RIEGAL. MARIAN ANN 675 West End Ave.. N. Y.. N. Y. Ac. 2-3041 ' 47 RIEGER. CECILIA ANN 116 Wellington Rd., Garden City. N. Y. G. C. 8632 ' 47 RILEY. ARLEN MOORF 315 West 57th St.. N. Y., N. Y. Co. 5-7912 ' 45 RILEY, MARY-EDGAR ALSOP 171 East 71st St., N. Y., N. Y. i5u. 8-5771 ' 46 RIORDAN, KATHERINE LYONS 12 Sherwood Rd.. Springfield, Mass. ' 48 RISO. ISABEL MARIE 59 Locust Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. N. R. 2-4230 ' 48 RITTER. DOLORES MAY 1203 N. Sycamore, Creston, Iowa ' 47 RIVERA, DIN A IRIS Paz St., No. 22 Miramar Santurce, Puerta Rica ' 48 ROBBINS, MEGHAM GAMBLE 1361 Madison Ave., N. Y., N. Y. At. 9-5787 48 ROBBELL, NORA LILLIAN 2518 Ave. I. Brooklvn. N. Y. 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