Bay Path College - Portico Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)
- Class of 1950
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5 4 A! I 2 4 A f A w Q li y, I ? 3. 5. X' P' if X JIUJSXX Q gk jf Y' CQ X 5 N 44 Q4 LEBRMRY gg 9 X 7 H., ! X- A -is A L 'Q C3' ,I X df- .-Q 'J X ff 17-. 'J ws 4 'ifvvv ' 9 'Q 4' P g 7 Hmm .63 0 J - F' 9171716 valve 45,0 IU R gov Administration K , ii I I+ has been five shorl years since 'rhe lask of building lhis inslilulion was begun. This period has, however, been bu+ a momen+ in +he life expeclancy of +his college and ii mus'l' be remembered +ha+ in fhis shorl' space of +ime we have bul' laid 'rhe founda+ion and on +ha+ foundalion we musl' now build a slruclure 'rha+ will forever be a monu- men+ fo e'rhical and compefenl educalion. Simulfaneous wi+h iunior college s+a+us. 'rremenclous responsibilifies have been assumed. We have crealed a sound program. Lei' us noi fhinlc, however, in +erms of five years bul' perhaps lay plans for +he nexl' I00 years. Our obligalion is 'ro lhe communily and dedicaled 'ro grealer service +o 'rhe s+uden'rs who enler and graduale from 'rhis school. I ask you as s'ruden'rs no+ +o 'rhink of +hese responsibili+ies in 'rerms of facully and adminislralion alone bu+ ralher lo remem- ber +ha'r +his is your school and +hose responsibili+ies are equally yours. Your aclions, your +hough+s, your services creale 'rradilion and wifhin +his spirii' you leave behind you for 'rhose s+uden+s who follow a grealer undersfanding of human values. The fulure offers +o us a fremendous challenge. We musl' meel if wilh courage, vision and under- s+anding. THOMAS G. CARR Oclober 28, I949 Dedication To Presidenf Thomas G. Carr We wish io cledicaie ihis, +he firsi yearbook of Bay Paih Junior College, +o Presidenf Carr in recognifion of his unfiring efforis in our behalf. K x., ,I ,, K infix f, ,X Ax S Dean Emma McCraray Faculty and tall Alice E. Bradley Marion Merrifield Edilh Kiczek 1.2, -aY:,fPfXQ: W3 sf 'S Q. , U1 , wfizffplfiargpeqf -w. , . Q .' f .1'. Rfk' 'W 'rv' 2. ' ', , ,g'.gYf!?+v-Y, v -- - - dll L args? 1 ',.. 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' ll: , Tix: 1 will XX K5 3, b Xu i f -ik M ' QQ ' ev X L- ' n i My W Pm' Jf fT Collar ' N 'I X--Xa , -Ly tn ' L M K if xlglrfxa F, F an Q :?i'rlf I in UQ igg , ,f X fm ' 1 ,Xe ly kj X Lf, ,1gY , My RL Vixgkyyql Beverly Amnndsen 94 Edgell Sfreef Gardner, Massacl1useHs Bev . . . The sfage and Don . . . anfiques . +o lmow . . . Maybe H's Becausef' O Senior Hosfessg Fall Fashion Show, 2. Rita Regina Anelens 9 Crane Avenue Maynard, Massachuseffs Sl'!Of+, blond, swee'l . . . smiles and genero never a care . . . Fairy Tales . . . swimming Said My Paiamasf' Glee Club, I, 21 Oufing Club, I, 2: Mixers, I 2 -max, , ll' y' 1 A nlCe r 0 ew... D' C' T 7 Q-19 11 .v 'C' wur ' Norma ll. Alter 2I4 Wesl Slreef Gardner, Massachuseils Naha . . . Wanl my leff elbow? . . . Keene inferesl in New Hampshire . . . roller slrafing . . . Again . . . Happiness is a lhing called Norma. Q Dorm Commiflee, I, 2: Ouling Club, lg Glee Club, lg Sludenl' Council, 2: Senior Hoslessg Mixers, I, 2: Fashion Show, lg Prom Commi'H'ee, 2: Yearbool: Slaff. .luue Ruse Austin Halladey Avenue Suffield, Connec+icuf lrish, yes, bul' noi green. . . . Perl and prelly . . . 'terrific dresser . . . Why did you +rumpi+ha1'7 Il' was mine! . . . wonderful sense of humor. My fool- ish Heart ' Queen's Cour+, lg Yearboolc Sfaff, lg Oufing Club, I: Fashion Shows, lg Senior Hosfessg Prom Commillees, 2: Glee Club, lg Dramafic Club, 2. Estelle Aliue Beaulieu 225 Walnul' Sfreel' Holyoke, Massachuselfs Bowling . . . lrni+'ling . . . driving . . . bridge . . . lnseparable from Gagnon . . . Why do I have +o do fhis? Jeanne Patricia Benjamin 46 Douglas Sfreel' Springfield, Massachusells Lounging around . . . 'Iennis . . . spending 'lime in Longmeadow . . . unexpecfed week-end 'lrips . . . I Undersliandf' Q Fashion shows, I: Ou'l'ing Club, Ig Senior Hosfessg Treasurer of Senior Class: Edilor HourgIassi'. Marian Ellen Bissell I022 Farmingfon Avenue Wesl Harfford, Conneclicul' Always worlring, always singing, always lrnifling . . . aH'rac+ive . . . wonderful +o know . . . Summerfime and Pennsylvania . . . Franlrie Lane's Slay As Sweef As You Are. O Glee Club, I, 2: Glee Club Presidenl 23 Oufing Club, lg Senior Hoslessg Dorm Commillee, Ig Fashion Show, lg Queen's Courl, 25 Yearbook Slaif, 2, Dean's Lisl, 2. Barbara Bnek Sycamore Knolls Soufh Hadley, Massachusaffs Bowling . . . A personaliiy fhal' can'I ba boa? . . woman in while . . . half inferesf in a Club coupe. Ouling Club, I: Fashion Show. I. of , JW!-4 4-4 nav d 'W if qr 'i 454' 7' '? jk iq, sr---f llmliee llulh lleek Sycamore Knolls Soulh Hadley, Massachusells I can do wonders wilh five gallons of gas! l'm iusl noi hungry! . . . Bernie . . cooperalive person- alily . . . loves fo swim . . one of lhose luclry gals who drives lo school. Fashion Show, Ig Prom Commilfee, lg Ouling Club, I, 2. Norma Elaine Erainaril 55 Hopkins Place , Longmeadow, Massachuse++s Her Hair is her crowning glory . . . giggle, giggle . . . one of lhose Sunday-Nilers' enlhusiasls . . . The Man I Love . . . loves fo Irnil . . . oh, 'lhose men in her life! Fashion Show, I, 2: Ouling Club, lg Hosless +0 U. N. Secrelaries: Mixers, 27 Hourglass Slaff. Ellen Elizabeth Brown ISI Main Slreei' Lee, Massachusells Easy lo Icnow . . . phone calls . . . dancing . . . 'ihe Berkshires . . . You're So Underslandingf' Fashion Shows, I, 27 Mixers: Ouling Club, I: Glee Club, lg Senior Hosless. Irene Annette Bnellanan 997 Tinlrham Road Wilbraham, Massachusetts Thou who hast the tatal gitt of beauty, how sweet you are. Queen ot queens . . . beautiful smile . . . Carlie . . . That charming blush . . . Because . Springfield College , . . Telephone calls. Glee Club, I, 23 Prom Committees, I, 21 Mixers, 2: Bay Path Queen, 23 Steering Committee, 2: Senior Hostess: Outing Club, Ig Fashion Show, I. Arlene Mary Burnham I9 Harlow Road Springfield, Vermont There's a twinlcle in her eyes, and her lips give banter tree. Lee . . . Got a letter yesterday! . . . Another one ot those bridge tiends . . . Say court, Lee . . . dear old Delta Phi! . . . Ioves music, particularly I Only Have Eyes tor You. C Class Vice-President, Ip Glee Club, I, 2, Mixers, Ig Fashion Show, 2: Prom Committees, I, 2, Yearbook, I, 2, Outing Club, I: Dean's List, Ip Senior Hostess. Ilae Christensen I23 New Britain Avenue Roclry Hill, Connecticut She Ioolrs meelr as a lamb, but Ioolr again! Square dancing . . . Cole Porter's music . . . gab sessions ' . . . Go West, young woman! Italian tood . . I Can Dream, Can't I? Glee Club, I, 23 Outing Club, I, 23 Mixers, I, 23 Prom Committees, 2. 13 '3- 1 if-B: llrlrn Mary Churlzik 5lB Eddy Glover Boulevard New Brifain, Conneclicul A lruly vivacious liille Miss. Niclr . . . Ilalian food Ji . . . Vaughn Monroe . . . all fhese head Helen's lisl of favoriles . . . in her spare lime she lrniis and reeds . . . What do you wan? me fo do? Sland on my head and whislle 'Dixie'? Oufing Club, Ig Senior Hoslessg Mixer Commiilee, lg Prom Commillee, I, 2. Christine Clark 303 Chesfnul Slreel' Eas+ Longmeadow, Massachuselis She was born under a dancing s1'ar. Sweel' . . . helpful . . . friendly . . lha+'s our Chris . . . Bully for you! . . . loves 'lo dance. Q Fashion Show, 2: Prom Commilfee, 2: Ouling Club, I. .loan Ulark I80 Essex Slreel' Holyoke, Massachusefls U' Sweeler lhan fhe roses in May. Maybe l+'s Be- f, cause . . . speghefli . . . cals . . . loves +o dance 1... knil' and bowl . . . Oh, Joseph! . . . Fran Sfudenf Council, 2: Yearbook Slaff, 2: Oufing Club, Ig Prom Commiffees. I. Marion Hewitt Cook I7 Oxtord Road Longmeadow, Massachusetts Laugh and the world Iaughs with you. Cookie Cooperative in anything she undertakes . . . Robbie . . . Stardust . . . loves sports and music . . . Icnits argyles and sweaters tor a wandering radioman. Class President, I, 25 Fashion Show Narrator, I3 Dean's List, I: Student Council, I, 2: Yearbook Statt, I, 2. .loan Carol Crompton 449 Franlrlin Street Springfield, Massachusetts A quiet personality is a thing ot pleasure. Loves ice cream . . . speed tiend in shorthand and typing . . . spends her spare time in the lounge . . . Oh, honestly! . . . enioys Imitting, reading, and playing tennis. Outing Club, I, 27 Glee Club, Ig Dean's List, Ig Year- bool: Statt, 2. .loan Ruth llorosionski IBI Edendale Street Springfield, Massachusetts Give me my music and I'II be happy. Tells those long, involved stories . . . May I borrow your eraser? . . . Peter . . . Bay Path's own Lily Pons . . . A Sleepy Lagoon . . always willing to help. Glee Club, I, 2, Fashion Show, Ig Prom Committees, 2: Outing Club, I. v 'CF' ICA V339 V' -1. P-we i a q '15 gdb-P 5' Vvrnnical Elizalhvlrh Ilillon l88 Sfrafford Road New Brifain, Connecficuf Vera . . . a Niagara of enfhusiasm cascading from a sfream of school spirif . . . Friendly's . . . Springfield College . . . dancing . . . Tonighf We Love. 0 Class Vice-Presidenf, 2, Chairman, Sfeering Commif- fee, 2, Dorm Commiffee, 25 Yearbook, 2, Fashion Show, I, 2: Oufing Club, Ig HourgIass 'Sfaff, 23 Senior Hosfess. Anne Mary Ilrenzek Norfh Sfreef Suffield, Connecficuf Silence never befrays you. Whaf would our Suffield commufers ever do wifhouf Annie? . . . loves fo bowl and dance . . . Whife Rose WaI+z . . . one of Ihose busy medical girls. Q Oufing Club, I, 2, Mixers, I, 2. Bonnie Wing Edwards I Mayapple Road and P.O. Box 706 Sfamford, Connecficuf Nassau, Bahamas I'm in love again . . . fondness of red hair . . . Baclr fo Nassau . . . If Isn'+ Fair. ' 0 Fashion Show, 2, Hourglass Sfaff, 2: Dean's Lisf, I, 2. leyee Elizabeth Felshurg 26 Acorn S+ree'I Springfield, Massachuseffs Life is iusl' one +I-ning afier ano+her. Blue Moon . . . a Gene Krupa fan . . . frequeni +rips 'fo New Yorlc -ADR. Dorothy llerniee . . . loves fo sleep . . . hard-working co-edifor of fhe campus newspaper . . . cards, swimming, Wednesday nighfs. O Fashion Show, I: Ou'fing'CIub, I, 2, Hourglass Edi- for, 2, Senior Hoslessg Herald Tribune Forum, 2. Ferrara 38I Oaltland Sfreel' Springfield, Massachuseffs A more warm-hearled girl is hard +o find. Dol . . converlibles . . . +rips +o New York . . . l Only Have Eyes for You . . . Joe . . . wonderful personaliiy. Oufing Club, Treasurer, I, Presidenl, 23 Fashion Show, I, 25 Mixers, 2: Prom Commilfees, I, 2: Senior Hos- less. N. Fishliene 306 Wesl Main Slreel Norwich, Conneclicul Time and lids wail for no man. Bernie . . . can be seen playing pinochle al noon . . . loves food and music . . . Blue Moon . . . very fond of Irnilling and reading. Don'+ rush me, Marfyf' Ouling Club, I, 27 Prom Commilfees, I, 23 Yearbook, 2: Senior Hosfess. ova-'iq Y 41 f ' I? AR' ' .lean Elizabeth Fisher 75 Wilion Road Windsor, Conneclicuf Ray and M.I.T .... likes skiing and pinochle. Blue Moon. O Fashion Show, lg Senior Hosfess. Andrey Irene Fleisehman 705 Allen Sireei Springfield, Massachuseiis Sandy , loves pinochle and pickles . . . Buick fan . . knifiing - oh Ihaf Iasf sfifch. You're Too Dangerous Cherie. If' . Prom Commiifee, 2: Hourglass Sfaff, 23 Yearbook Sfaff, 2. Jeyee Fontaine 40 Hendrick Sfreel' Chicopee Falls, Massachuseifs Oh, +ha+ cufe Ii'I gal. Bunny . . . favori+e song Dancing in 'Phe Dark . . . Cole Porier fan . . . Pina af ihe Venice . . . ping pong ,... swimming . . . dancing . 6 0 Prom Commiffee, 2: Senior Hosiess: Glen Club, I, 23 Mixers, I, 2: Fashion Shows, I, 2: Oufing Club, I, 2. Ilarnl Joan Frissell I2 Hillside Avenue Li+'IIeIon, New Hampshire Friz . . . full of fun . . . New Year celebraiions . . . +an+aI-eyes-ing . . . Page . . . Always . . . roller slcafing . . . canasla . . . Sammy Kaye . S+uden+ Council, I, 2, lsecrefary, Zlg Prom Commii- fees, I, 2: Fashion Show, lg Yearboolr, 21 Ouiing Club. I: Glee Club, I. Justine Frissell I2 Hillside Avenue Lifilefon, New Hampshire Jussy . . . cufe as a 'lriclr on roller slcaies . . . Air Corps . . . loolr ouf for Hawaiian slrirfs . . . Air-Mail Ie++ers . . . Norm. . Glee Club, I: Oufing Club, Ig Fashion Show, I. Jaan Margaret Gagnon 83 Greylock Avenue Norfh Adams, Massachusefis Oh, Ihose ivories . . . swimming . . . ice slrafing . . . California, Here I Come . . . Army foolball enihusi- asf, past present and fufure . . . how abou? a good polrer game . . . give me a peanuf buH'er and marsh- mallow sandwich any fime. . Glee Club, I. is- eq... -,. ,Q wiv, by 4'-1 Y 'QQ of? 5 .loan Parul Giwtzo Brimfield Road Palmer, Massachuseffs Jeannie . . . Sfudebalter converfible . . . frequenf 'Irips fo Ludlow . . . privale phone . . . Eddy . . . Sanli- menfal Mel' Glee Club, Ig Fashion Show, I, 2, Hos+ess for U. N. Secrefaries, Ig Senior Hosfess. Marion Ruth Hall 54 Silver Sfreef Agawam, Massachuselfs Oh, for someone +o share +he alfifude wiIh. Franlrie Carl and Chopin. Glee Club, I, 2: Oufing Club, I, 2, Secrefary, Ig Fashion Show, Ig Mixers, I, 23 Sludenl Council, I, 2, Presiden'I'.2: Prom CommiHee,2g Represen+a+ive 'Io NSA conferences, Senior Hosfessg YearbooIr,2. Anne Hart I34 Pleasanf Sfreei' Orange, Massachuselfs I can resisi' anylhing bu+ +emp+a+ion. Sweelesf per- sonaIi+y . . . AI Jolson . . . is Her Boy . . . noonfime bridge fun . . . any +ime Blue Moon is played, iusi' Ioolr for Anne, she'II be fherel Glee Club, Ig Oufing Club, Ig Fashion Show, 2: Prom Commiilees, I, 2, Yearboolr, I, 2, Bay Pafh Senior Scholarship, Senior Hosless. Marion Janet llosko 46 Norih S+a+e S+reeI' Ansonia, Connec+icuI' Give me a man who is 6' 2 . . . Marion . . . for- ever geHing s+ones in her shoes . . . Does anybody know a man who is nice and fall? . . . more and more swee+s . . . Those Lifile While Lies. Siudenf Council, 2: Oufing Club, Ig Yearbook 2: Prom CommiHee, I, 2. Dorothy Marie Kaplan Depof Sfreef Suffield, Connecficui Always full of fun . . . Our Kleenex girl . . . I'm v going on a dief nexf week . . . a 'Ierrific bridge play- er . . . Serenade . . . a real drama queen. Q Glee Club, Ig Prom Commiffees, I, 2, Yearbook, 21 Dramalic Club, 2. Mary Uathleon Kelley I8 Henry Avenue Piffsfield, Massechuseffs Kel . . . her name is synonymous for fell . . . flash bulb camera . . . I love life and I wan? 'Io live . . . royalfy . . . When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. C Senior Hosfess. 45+ Qi -'IJ of I- 4-a-1 fun' 1- X Q'-0 7 Y 'vv 'i ro, f ' Maryjcan Lakeman' Marilyn Virginia Box 264 Saybroolr, Conneclicul' Nor very fall: nor very small, buf sweei' and preHy and Ioved by all . . . Supermouse . . . Irnifiing for Eddie . . . snapshol colleclion . . . blushes easily . . . scrimmage . . . Envy. Dorm House Commifiee, lg Sfeering Commiffee, 2: Sfudenf Council, 2: Fashion Show, Ig Glee Club, I. T. Leblanc 320 Canlon S'l'reeI' Fitchburg, MassachuseH's Sen+imen+aI Me . . . how 'boul a IiHIe ioIre7 . . . reading . . . WMAS . . . Bing and leHers 'Io Spilze Jones. Senior Hosfessg Mixers: Formals, I, 2: Treasurer, Ouf- ing Club, 2: A++endan+ in Queen's Court 2: M.C. for School Funciions. Louise Manganiello 6 Flynl Avenue Monson, Massachuseffs Ginny . . . Amhersr enrhusiasi Iaf Ieasl' when 'Ihis was wri++enI . . . Bela Thefa Phi . . . ever see her when she wasn'+ laughing? . . . I Can Dream. Can I' I? Glee Club, I: Ouiing CIub,I, 2: Fashion Show, I: Narraior, 2: Queen's Courf, Ig Prom Commi'H'ees, I. 2: Mixers, 2: Hourglass sI'aff,2: Senior Hosfess. Jean Marshall 60 Harvard Slreel Holyolre, Massachusefrs Joannie . . . Knir one, purl Iwo . . . ATO frafernily pin . . . 'lerrific personalify . . . Sfardus+. O Dorm House Commilfee, I, 2: Fashion Shows, I, 23 Senior Hosress. Lorraine Jeanne Martel 24 Pine Slreel' Soulhbriclge, Massachusefls Larry . . . nalural-curly hair . . . beauliful clolhes . . friendly . . . SI'arcIus+ . . . Springfield College en- ihusiasf. 0 Fashion Show, I, 2, Glee Club, Ig Senior Hos+ess, Phyllis Theresa Matte Bridgeporf Avenue Shelfon, Connecficuf PhyI . . . full of pep . . . always inleresled . ing eyes and feefh . . . sporls enfhusiasl . . . dancer. . . Chuck . . . Dof's converrible . . . . . . one of fhose lucky gals who is going fo fhis summer . . . Universily of Connecficuf . . . Fashion Show, Ip Prom Commilfees, I, 2, Mixers, I, Oufing Club, I, 23 Senior Hosless. . flesh- Ierrific Again Europe veriely. 25 A 1,34 S if ,,,s. s. Mario l'a1lricia1 lllclluirc 50 Florence Avenue Holyoke, Massachusefis Knowledge is buf folly unless ii is guided by grace' Marcy . . . lovely Io look ai, delighiful io know . . Irish humor . . . loves psychology . . . B.U. . Moonligh+ Serenade . . . full of quesfions. . Fashion Show, Ig Prom Commiiiees, 2, Oufing Club, I, 21 Hourglass S'Iaff, 21 Senior Hosiessg Yearbook Siaff, I. Lillian Rosalie Monko 74 Mill Sfreef Weslfield, Massachuserfs I desire no iufure +haI' will break 'Ihe 'lies of Ihe pas? . . . Lil . . . Wesffield Roofer . . . Chisiy . . . Incendiary blonde . . . LeH'uce Leaf . . . Who's a Brown-Nose? . . . Take Me Oul To The Ball Game . . . busy Iiffle housewife. Fashion Show, I, 2: Prom Commi++ees, I, 2: Glee Club, I: Yearbook Siaif, 2, Senior Hoslessg Dramafic Club. Carol Borg lilson 9I Shufile Meadow Avenue New Briiain, Connec'Iicu+ Keeps 'lhe lounge awake . . . Carl . . . Hey Cookie! . . . a+omic qualify . . . I Only Have Eyes For You . . . loves +o square dance. Fashion Show, I, 23 Oufing Club, I, 2: Glee Club, I, 21 Sfudenl Council, Ig HourgIass Sfaff, 25 Yearbook Sfaff, 2, Senior Hosfess. .Iean Emily Palmer I4 Upper Beverly Hills Wes? Springfield, Massacliusells Where iudgmenf has wil +o express if, flmere is flue besl ora+or . . . Jo . . . oufdoor girl . . . never ruffled . . . going 'ro Europe . . . Can we wear dun- garees? Loves music and arl . . . sudden smile and dry humor . . . A fire in flue fireplace . . . Fords and Sludebalrers. Q Fashion Show, 25 Sfudenf Council, I, 2, Vice-Presidenl, 2: Ouling Club, Vice-President Ig Sleering Commif- fee, 2: Hourglass Slaff, 2, Mixers, 2. Catherine Alexander Pappas IO3 Ward Slreef Chicopee Falls, Massachuselfs Cl1aracler makes i+s own desl'iny . . . Ca+l1y . . . a Grecian beauly . . . sludious nalure . . . efiicienl' . . . a fraveler . . . Enioy Yourself ll+'s Laler Than You Thinlclf' O Prom Commillees, 2: Ouling Club, 25 Yearboolr. 25 Senior Hosiess. Barbara .lane Pendleton l4I High Sfreef Tlwomaslon, Conneclicuf LiHle in sfafure, buf who can malcln ber? Bobbie . . .friendly smile . . . Where Are You? Dusly . . . we lilre lner lovely hair! . . . SenIimenlal Me . . Square Dancing . . . Converlibles. . Oufing Club, I, 2: Mixers, I, 2. fwfr vo JUL ii if 2.- 0-an-L S 195 17 I .lnynn lilainn Pnppin Old Plain Road Willimanfic, Conneciicui Come on lrids! . . . Pep . . . always on Ihe go . . . ready for a good lime . . . lrnifiing, cards, reading . . Body and Soul . . . Trinily . . . Hey, Poi! C Fashion Shows, I, 2: Mixers: Sludenl' Council Treas- urer,2g Oufing Club, I, 2, Senior Hosfess. Marjorie Elinor Platina 47 Thorndilre SI'ree+ Concord. New Hampshire Quie+ in spirif wiih flashing eyes and winning smile . . . Mari . . . Beauiiful blonde 'Iresses . . . quiei, +iII you lrnow her . . . nice and nea+ . . . Ipana smile . . . Amhersf . . . Befa Theia Pi . C Queen's Cour+, Ig Mixers, I, 2: Prom Commifiees, I. 2: Ou+ing Club, I, 2: Commi++ee +o En'IerI'ain U. N. Secrefaries, Ig Dramafic Club, 2: Glee Club, I. Zena Mary Pndhnrny 433 Washingfon Sfreel' Haverhill, Massachuseifs Glurfon for cuH'in' . . . daily mail . . . happy-go-luclry . . . Springfield College . . . There's No Tomorrow. C Fashion Shows, I, 23 Senior Hos+ess: Ou'l'ing Club, I. Lois Margaret Schulze 83 Pine S+ree+ Springfield, Massachuseiis Buflerscolch Sunclaes . . . Bowling . . . Canasfa . . Dreamy Old New England Moon. . Hourglass Sfaff, 25 Senior Hos+essg Oufing Club, Prom Comrnifleeg Yearboolr, 2. Marie Miller Shanley 2lI Pleasanl Sfreef Holyolre, Massachuseffs Sweef and lovely. Mimi . . . beauliful hair . . . personalify plus . . . Roger and Harlford . . . friend fo everyone . . . piano . . . Siardus+. Dorm House CommiH'ee, 25 Ouling Club, 2: Fashion Show, 23 Queen's Couri, 2. 'IWW V ,651 IP.. 1' J, ' 1. Carol .lane Spinney A 82 Sunapee Slreel Springfield, Massachuseffs Curly haired . . . Gosh, l'm fired! . . . Kniffing, S' swimming, and learning 'ro play cards . . . There's Q ' No Tomorrow. C Oufing Club, I, 23 Senior Hosfessg Prom Comrnillee. 4-4' ZZ-N f f'Y T ,.,.-0-'f llvlly .loan Starkey 24 Coolridge Road Milford, Conneclicuf ShorI bul oh so SweeII . . . Wanna play Pinochle? , Tha+'s O. K.! . . . foolball games . . . Silver Dollar . . . Huniing, fishing. . Ouling Club, I, 23 Mixers, Prom Comniilleeg Year- boolr, 2. Erina Jean Straleau Virginia Sheffield Massachuseffs Here comes +I1e bride. Sweel' and always smiling . . . nice clolhes . . . Bill . . . loves Io dance . . . we wish her all +he luclc in Ihe world. . Fashion Show, I, 2: Queen's Cour'I, I, 25 Ouling Club, I, 2, Glee Club, I: Hosless for U. N. Secrefaries, I: Senior Hosless. May Surprenant 6 Meadow S+ree+ Williamslown, Massachuselfs Ginny . . . Snuffy Smifh . . . New Yorlr Yanlrees . . . Good Nighl' Sweel Prince . . . Wha'I s new on Broadway 'lhis season? Hourglass Sfaff, 2: Bay Pa'I'h Senior Scholarship: Dean's Lisf, I, 2. Theresa Elizabeth Tenerewiez I l26 Windsor Slreel Thompsonville, Conneclicul Terry . . . Inferior Decoraling . . . Body and Soul. . Fashion Shows, Ouling Club, 23 Mixers, 2, Prom Com- mi'H'ee, 2. Marilyn Lee Terry 56 Surrey Lane SouI'l1ingIon, Connecficuf Again . . . Swimming, dancing. . Glee Club, I, 2, Ouling Club, I, 2, Senior Hosfess. .leannine .l. Tenlense Gilman Heighfs Walerville, Maine Full of pep: full of fun . . . Duchess . . . frequenl Irips Io Friendly's . . . Dulre . . . collecls souvenirs . . . Billy EcIrs'fein's Body and Soul . . . baslrelball Ian. . OuIing Club, Ig Queen's Courl, 23 Fashion Show, I, 21 Yearbook,2g Senior Hosfessg Hourglass Sfaff, 2. 'Q if W 'Y 4 6 1'1 Lillian Elizalielli Trejsner 720 Orange Sfreel New Haven, Conneclicuf A beauliful smile is a Ihing lo ireasure always . . . Lil . . . nice +o loolr af, nicer fo lcnow . . . Yale fan . . . loolrs bashful, bul' you never can lell . . . Imol fudge sundaes. . Fashion Show, Ig Ouling Club, lg Senior Hosless. lleris Theresa Tremblay ZI64 Wilbraham Road Springfield, Massachuselrs Ah-fhe gifl' of beau+y . . . Sailing . . . swimming . . . Eric's Grill . . . Holy Cross . . . baslcefball . . . Coasl' Guard . . . Blue Room . . . S+. Jolin's Universi'I'y . . . wrifing leffers. Fashion Show, I, 2: Hourglass Slaffg Queen's Courf, 2: Prom Commilfees, I, 2, Yearboolr Sfaff, 2. .lean Beverly Welt I22 Maplelon Avenue Suffield, Conneclicul' There's No Tomorrow . . . Don . . . Swimming . . Imilling . . . roller slraiing . . . ping-pong. Queen's Courf, 2: Class Secrelary, 2: Bay Pail: Senior Scholarship: Ouling Club: Prom Commillees, I, 2: Mixers, I, 2, Senior Hosfess. .leyee Corral White I Rosfone Place PiHsfieId, Massachuse++s S'I'ardus+ . . . Irnifling, skiing . . . Wes+ Poin+ . . Sunday Ni+ers' enfhusiasf. Q Glee Club, 2: Mixers, Ouiing Club, I, 2. Ilelen Frances Whittemere 6 Wesleyan S+ree+ Shrewsbury, Massachuseffs Life is iusf one darn +I1ing affer ano'fher. Wlnif . . . basIre+baII . . . week-end commufer . . . Bob . . preffy blonde hair . . . loves fo dance. Where's Jean? Q Ouiing Club, Ig Glee Club, Ig Hosless for U. N. Secreiaries, Ig Fashion Show, I, 23 Prom Commiflee, Ig Senior Hosfess. Ellen Louise Weed 85 Weslminsler Avenue Porllancl, Maine My frumpef . . . Harry James. . . Deep Purple . . slriing, Iennis . . . nice fo Irnow. Yearbook Sfaff, 2: Senior Hoslessg Glee Club, I, 25 Oufing Club, I, 2: Prom Commifiee, Ig Fashion Show, 2. 'S' 50' 'O' fi C 'iv 5- Mary llayrs Yoaaln 308 Enfield Sfreef Thompsonville, Conneciicul How 'bouf +l1a+7 . . . KniHing . . . Pinochle . . Swimming . . . Dancing . . . Jerry . . . My Mani' Hourglass Sfaff, 2: Fashion Show, I, 23 Senior Hosiessg Herald Tribune Forum, 23 Yearboolr Sfaff, 2 Graduated February, 1950 Susan Lantz 22 Falmou+h Roacl Longmea Joanna Roach dow, Massacl1use'H's 22 Monmourh S+ree+ Springfie ld, Massachuseffs ff X I f X 1 I 9 9 P5 6 of 0 0 MX X ,fi '---x Vi History, ill, Prophecy X -XX XX Xxx 5RR S XX if gg C -ff' 5 a xxx ff KAP? If JJ g X XX X LX X 'w lli tory ol lllv llass ol '50 The fwenfiefh of Sepfember! How well we remember! Wifh hearfs forlorn, we awoke fhaf morn, To learn, upon seniors we musf nof infrude, Musf nof be a flapper, and yef nof a prude, Buf assume a dignified affifude. We had class spirif-and many friends claim lf was fhis fine qualify fhaf gained us fame, And helped us acquire an honored name. Wifh such coo erafion as we had, we heard folks say- A wonderful class fhaf will be some day- A class fhaf will lead, for ofhers, fhe way. 'Twas fhe fhirfiefh of Sepfember fhaf we knew looking around, Thaf a beffer Presidenf ne'er could be found. Affer fhe Presidenf's Tea, no words could we find-fhough fry we may To express our clevofion which grows day by day, To Presidenf Carr-our friend always. The Elizabefh Arden Grooming Clinic finally arrived, Giving us helpful hinfs which fhe girls applied. Awkward sighfs were fhen 'Transformed When fhe beaufy freafmenf was performed. The nexf school funcfion, 'rhe Halloween Ball, Found a forfune 'leller before a crysfal ball. A magician wifh his fable of fricks makes us recall Thaf 'rhis was a gala evenf enioyed by all. The lasf week end in Ocfober, Found fhe UN Secrefaries from all over. Abouf fheir nafive counfries we were 'fold And of fhe posifions fhey now hold. New ideas and fashions were fhen shown By our gorgeous models who wore each gown. Armisfice Day holiday came af lasf Finding fhe dorm girls packing fasf. The firsf vacafion of fhe year Was cerfainly welcomed wifh a cheer. Thanksgiving vacafion rolled around Suifcases and hafboxes were all prolonged. Turkey and cranberr preparedifor all Became a dinner wellcomed by all. Class Officers now we, 'lo you, fell- Marion Cook, our Presidenf, you all know well, Arlene Burnham for Vice-Presidenf, Nancy Johnson fo keep all money nof spenf, Popular Myra Lou Sisisky kepf our records all year- From Sepfember fo May, if was clear Thaf fheir spirif was fine and fheir work sincere. Sanfa came fo greef us Af fhe Chrisfmas parfy given us. The sweef voices of our school choir Produced fhe religious effecf 'rhey wished fo acquire. And so fhe Chrisfmas holida was sfar-led, As fhe girls eagerly deparfedi H' cerfainly was hard fo seffle down As fhe end of fhis semesfer came around. Dead week and exams were finally here, And fhe girls were faced wifh a sudden fear. The Valenfine parfy was a fine recepfion For fhe new semesfer now in session. As we mef Dean McCraray-our hard-working leader, We realized no one can beaf her. The Dean's Tea is always a success Moreso fhan our dances, we musf confess. Easfer vacafion was, indeed, a welcomed sighf, And once again we definifely fook fo flighf. Everyone looked chic in her ouffif walking dow Turning around fwice before fhe row of admiri Yes, fhis was our Spring Sfyle Show, And every chair was filled in each row. Oh, Mr. Waife, if's faking so long! Why do you insisf fo prolong The refilling of fhe swimming pool. Our spring formal broughf greaf delighf- Pasfel colors were displayed fhaf nighf. The formal, dreaded exams, fhe picnic, class da And we looked back on our accomplishmenfs, Hoping fhaf sfill greafer success was in sfore. Back we came eagerly, as Seniors now. The Juniors, before us, respecffully bow. Buf soon 'rhe evenfs of fhe year had begun, And Seniors and Juniors were banded as one. Affer a summer of fun and resf, We confinued our search for learning wifh zesf. As a Junior College we rafe wifh fhe besf. Words can'f ever express Whefher in mind or in press The fine work of fhe Sfudenf Council, Credif for 'rhe success of fhis program Should be chorused by all Wifh fhe menfion of fhe name, Marion Hall. Wifh plans for commencemenf acfivifies- Socials and sfudies--anxie'ries- The days and weeks sped quickly by, Alfhough fo prolong fhem, we offen did fry. Af our successful coronafion and fashion show, As well as on our Graduafion Day- We wished fhaf, here, we could longer sfay. If is hard fo find words appropriafe- To express fhe fhoughfs o a graduafe- Joy af complefing a fask begun- n fhe aisles, ng eyes. y, and graduafion were o'er rousing and gay, Sorrow fo leave fhose whose friendship we've won. In fhe fufure, in days of joy or disfress, The happiesf memories fhaf we'll possess, Will be fhose of our years-here af Bay Pafh Junior College! llill ol' ilu' llalss ol '50 We, lhe class of I950, Bay Palh Junior College, being of sound mind, do hereby in- dividually bequealh lo various members of lhe Class of l95l lhe following ilemsz Bernice Bock leaves her car lo Gene Sulherland for l'ranspor'ra+ion nexl year. Elaine Brainard leaves her bicycle lo any Junior who needs a ride. Irene Buchanan, our Queen, leaves-wi+h our besl wishes! Lee Burnham bequealhs her inimi+able game of bridge, and also her lousy hands, 'lo Milly Boivin. Shirley Chrislensen leaves her abilily 'lo remain calm under any and all circumslances lo nexl year's Medical Seniors. Bernie Fishbone leaves lhe correcl lime 'lo Miss Frieclman's Psych class. Joyce Felsburg leaves Pal Morris wi'l'h lhe shorlesl hair on lhe campus. Dorolhy Ferrara wills her many good limes in fhe Oufing Club 'lo Corry Russell and Joan Krolikowski. Jean Deresienski wills all her unused cu+s l'o Marion Brooks. Chris Clark leaves her winler coal +o some unsuspecfing Junior lo wear while going from Deepwood lo Glen Hall nexl' year. Joan Clark bequealhs her ride lo Holyoke 'lo Pal O'Connell. Helen Chudzik wills 'ro some sweel' Junior her gill' of gab and l'he job of finishing lhe argyle socks she slarled in Seplember. Marion Cook leaves her soil, sool'hing voice +0 Mimi Premo. Joan Cromplon wills lhe candy machine 'ro anyone who is willing 'lo slruggle wifh if! Phyllis Mallo wills her sparkling smile 'lo anyone wilh a slrong enough cons+i'lu'l'ion fo wilhsland lhe consequences. Mary Kelley leaves her sweel-Irish disposilion +o Pal' Mullins. Beverly Amundsen wills her good luck lo sleep lhree mornings a week second semesfer lo Pal Mullins. Vera Dillon bequealhs her ping-pong paddle 'lo any Junior who can beal Presidenl' Carr al one game of ping-pong. Marion Bissell leaves her praclice in finger-pricking fo any lab-loving Junior Med. Ellen Brown wills her love for 'lhe Berkshires +o Barbara Smilh. Norma AH'er wills +o Jeanne Moore a bag of po+a+o chips +o keep her en+er+ained on ihose long +rips home. , Jus'rine Frissell leaves her love for +he Air Corps +o any Junior. Joan Goe+ze bequeaihs her liHle black book +o Boofs Wells. Zena Podhorny leaves her daily mail +o Barbara Smilh. Bonnie Edwards wills her place on fhe Dean's Lis+ 'ro Laura Schraner. Carol Frissell leaves her daily le'r+ers from 'rha+ ceriain someone +o Aniia Bugbee. Sue Lanfz leaves her Brown songs 'lo fhe fu+ure Kozy Korner Krumbs. Joanne Roach leaves her oufslanding abilily in shorihand fo Shirley Sullivan. Doro+hy Kaplan leaves her ready wi'r and inlelligence lo Tove Hunderup. Riia Anelons leaves her abiliiy 'ro be seen and noi' heard 'ro Dol' Giedrich. June Aus+in leaves her sharp line fo Pal O'Connell. Jeanne Benjamin leaves her pipe 'ro Mimi Premo. Barbara Bock leaves her luscious lunches 'lo Mr. Bliss for a four o'clock snack. Jean Fisher leaves her marked pinochle deck To Jo Bibik. Carol Olson bequealhs her Wednesday nighl' claies for square dancing 'ro Marion Howard. Marie McGuire leaves her fypical Irish Beauly 'ro fhe Juniors for S+. PaH'y's Day. Jo Palmer wills her Ragg-Mopp hal +o anyone who will promise 'ro wear il' +o school every day. Lill Monko leaves her vi'rali+y +o Harrie? Galemba. Anne Har'r bequeaihs all 'rhe cigareHes she has los+ 'ihis year +o lhe lucky Junior who finds 'rhem. Marilyn LeBlanc wills her sense of humor +o nexl year's Execuiive Siudenis. Mari Plaline leaves her love of black coffee 'ro anyone who can drink as much of ii as she can! Caihy Pappas wills her 'rwo brolhers +o Corry Russell. Bobbie Pendlefon bequeaihs her bubbling laugh +o Joan Kellogg. Jean Sfraleau leaves her key 'ro Springfield College 'ro Mary Ann Beaudry. Helen WhiHemore wills her precious weekends 'ro Dawn Sfanlon. Marie Shanley bequealhs +o BeHy Monahan her frequeni phone calls from Harfford. Lillian Treisner leaves her 'rrusiy blade +o prick any willing Junior +o Laura Schraner. Jeannine Toulouse wills her nighlly walks around campus wilh royally lo Jane Sleen. Maryjean Lakeman leaves her pasl behind her and her lulure ahead ol her. Larry Marlel leaves her precious blade lo Jean Cain-may she have as much luck wilh il as Larry had. Joan Marshall bequealhs her demerils lo Kalhy Grierson so she can have more resllul weekends. Marion Hosko wills her lasl-llying lalling shullle lo Joan Hicks so she can keep busy during sludy hours. Audrey lMadame de Fargel Fleischman leaves her knilling lo Barbara Rallerly. Joyce Fonlaine leaves her wardrobe lor lulure lashion shows. Joan Gagnon leaves her abilily lo ask queslions lo Jean Cain. Marion Hall leaves her dignified manner lo Marilyn Molyka. Joyce Peppin leaves her inleresls al Trinily College. Lois Schulze leaves her bobby sox and loalers lo Doris Lynch. Carol Spinney leaves her curly blond hair lo Dol Gould. Belly Slarkey iusl wanls lo leave. Virginia Surprenanl leaves a well-marked machines workbook lo any Junior who leels lhe need lo learn ol secrels ol decimal division on lhe machines. Eslelle Beaulieu leaves her abilily lo gel oul ol anylhing al any lime lo Shirley Sulli- van. eresa enerowicz eaves er eau- a e a . .'s mixers lo some lonel Junior irl. Th T I h b b l lB P y Marilyn Terry leaves her quiel manner lo Priscilla Bruneau. Doris Tremblay leaves her drawing abilily lo any Junior who dares! Jean Well leaves her alhlelic abilily, lo Joanne Chickosky. Joyce While leaves her inleresls al Wesl Poinl lo any Junior girl wilh palience. Ellen Wood leaves her limber limbs lo any Junior ski enlhusiasl. Mary Yocom leaves lhe lelephone boolh lo any Junior who can sland and lalk lor one hour. B Virginia Manganiello leaves lhem lhere eyes lo any Junior who can use lhem as well as Ginny has. Prophev of the Class of '50 If is Ocfober 25, I959, and fhe members of 'rhe Class of l950 are having fheir reunion a'I' 'l'he new Alumnae Building, Carr Hall, af Bay Pafh Junior College, iusf 'ren years from 'I'he day fhaf fhey heard Presidenf Carr announce fhe new sfafus of Bay Pafh as a iunior college. A commiffee appoinfed for fhe purpose of recording an oufsfanding evenf in each member's life since she leff Bay Pafh is ready fo read ifs reporf. BEVERLY AMUNDSEN - has finally esfablished her anfique shop in Gardner, Massa- chuseffs, and is doing very well for herself. RITA ANELONS -is now owner of fhe Kozy Kiffen Tea Shoppe where you can gel' coffee for a nickel. NORMA ATTER IMrs. Gordon Bemisl and CAROL FRISSELL IMrs. Carl Pagel - are sfill enioying life in Keene, New Hampshire, buf now i+'s wedded bliss. JUNE AUSTIN - can now be seen as fhe Queen of T.V. She has replaced Fran of fhe Kukla, Fran, and Ollie show. ESTELLE BEAULIEU - has recenfly received an award for being fhe only woman driv- er wifhouf any denfed fenders. JEANNE BENJAMIN and JOYCE FELSBURG - whose blood has furned fo prinfer's ink by fhis 'l'ime, are bofh diligenfly working on fhe sfaff of Esquire. MARION BISSELL - was recenfly on 'relevision porfraying fhe perfecf medical secre fary. - BARBARA and BERNICE BOCK - are posing now for fhe Which Twin Has fhe Toni? ads. lncidenfally, Barbara, on fhe righf, has if. ELAINE BRAINARD - handy wifh fhe needle and fhread, now has an excellenf posi- fion wifh fhe well-esfablished firm of Harf, Schaffner, and Marx-good public rela- fions! ELLEN BROWN - is sfudying fo gef her Docfor's Degree in Psych, and she's sfill passing fesfs wifh flying colors. IRENE BUCHANAN - was recenfly chosen Queen of fhe Ball. If seems fhaf her hus- band Carl is capfain of fhe local baseball feam puffing on fhe affair. ARLENE BURNHAM - wifh her ready wif, is now Toasfmisfress for fhe Liar's Club, New England Branch. SHIRLEY CHRISTENSEN - is now head of fhe Sfudenf-Faculfy Complainf Panel here af Bay Pafh. HELEN CHUDZIK -is sfill geffing an armful of roses from her husband. Faifhful, isn'f he? CHRISTINE CLARK - sfill has her I'-740 Dodge. Buf, Chris is geffing a new Cadillac nexf week. JOAN CLARK - has been promofed from fhe men's cleparfmenf af Sfeiger's fo man- ager of fhe enfire Holyoke sfore. MARION COOK - Cookie was recenfly elecfed, by fhe Robbie Radio Corpora- fion, Miss Dum-Dum of l959. JEAN DERESIENSKI - is sfill felling her long sfories. Le+'s sif fhis one ouf. VERA DILLON - Since Vera was so compefenf on fhe Sfeering Commiffee here af Bay Pafh, she has been asked by fhe Governmenf fo help sfraighfen ouf foreign affairs. ANNE DRENZEK - has recenfly married an up-and-coming docfor. Anne is one of fhe forfunafe girls who successfully combine marriage and a career. BONNIE EDWARDS - has done very well for herself. She is a greaf social enferfainer and has fraveled all over fhe world. DOROTHY FERRARA - is sfill holding presidenfial office of several prominenf women's clubs. BERNICE FISHBONE - and her brood can be seen weekly affending fhe Gene Aufry series af Courf Square. JEAN FISHER - and her professor husband can sfill be seen haunfing fhe campus af M. I. T. AUDREY FLEISCHMAN - and her offspring can be seen occupying fhe row behind Bernie af Courf Square. JOYCE FONTAINE - Bunny, on her frip fo Europe, mef her cosmopolifan dream- man and now has a fleef of yachfs. JUSTINE FRISSELL - is enjoying herself in fhaf beaufiful island of Honolulu wifh her air-corps husband, Norman Moffeff. JOAN GAGNON -- who was learning how fo play bridge in school, has, by dinf of careful research and innumerable quesfioning, wriffen a book called, How fo Finesse Properly . JOAN GOETZE - Greafesf Woman 'Hof-Rod' Driver in fhe World, has enfered her hof-rod converfible in fhe sfock car races af Riverside Park. MARION HALL - has composed an all-girl orchesfra from fhe girls af fhe Shriners' Hospifal where she works. They now 'rake parl' in all Shriners' affairs. ANNE HART - has worked hard fo gel' her voice pifched lower and finally has suc- ceeded. She is now fhe greafesf woman basso alive. MARION HOSKO - now a Sociefy woman, wears a silver chain, insfead of a sfring, around her neck, and specfacles hang where an eraser used fo. DOROTHY KAPLAN - sfill runs around in her Ford car bringing boxes of Kaplan's Kleenex lwhich she manufacfuresl fo all her old friends from Bay Pafh. MARY KELLEY -has 'raken over Mrs. Ridley's job as House Direcfor. She iusf couldn'f bear fo leave Empsall Hall. MARYJEAN LAKEMAN - is fhe capfain of fhe greafesf women's baskefball feam in fhe Sfafes, The Wolverines. SUE LANTZ - is sfill working for fhe same law firm in Bosfon. She losf her chance for marriage by losing her fraf pin. MARILYN LeBLANC - and Bob Hope are sfill baffling if ouf for fhe fop Hooper rafing. I'r's a close race, folks. VIRGINIA MANGANIELLO - John Powers has discovered Ginny and has faken her from her fypewrifer. JOAN MARSHALL - has joined her husband, Bob S+uar+, in +he selling of used cars in Gardner, Massachuseiis. Bob buys 'rhem and Joan drives +hem. LORRAINE MARTEL - is doing well for herself in 'I'he arl' of dancing. She is now run- ning one of Arihur Murray's siudios. PHYLLIS MATTO - is head of +he Colgare-Palmolive Pee+ Company, Tooihpasle Division. She gol' fhe job because of her beauiiful smile and worked herself up. MARIE McGUlRE - is feaching Psychology and Hs funclion in marriage a+ M'I'. Hol- yoke. She has laken over Dr. Lobb's posilion. LILLIAN MONKO - wenl' wifh Chisiy +o Souih America. She's now leaching fhe na'l'ive girls +ypewri+ing ai' 'rhe Bay Pa+h exiension ihere. CAROL OLSON - +ime hasn r changed Carol a+ all. She is sfill having 'lrouble frying fo decide how 'lo manage her da're life. JOAN PALMER - now assisis lnslrucior Earling lformerly of S.C.l in operaiing 'rhe ski-'low al' Bay Pa+h. CATHERINE PAPPAS - is currenfly on a leclure four ihroughoul' +he Uniied S+a'res. Her subiecl is, The Glory lhal' was Greece. BARBARA PENDLETON - Bobbie's liHle son, Dusiy, Junior, is eniering Naval Academy nex+ fall. JOYCE PEPPIN - Joyce has accomplished one of her chief desires in life. She has eleven boys for a foofball feam. MARJORIE PLATINE - is now produciion head of Pla+ine Hair Rinses. She fools fhemg +hey all Think 'rhai Marge does her hair, buf hers is nafurally blonde. ZENA PODHORNY - has a lremendous job as privale secreiary +o +he Presidenf of fhe Unifecl Sfaies. Zena says i+'s greal' iaking dicfafion on lhe balcony on +he side of 'I'he While House. JCANNE ROACH - was 'l'he subiecf of an arficle by a prominenl' magazine for her compelence in handling her home and family so efliicien+ly and her infelligence and ingenuiiy as Personnel Direclor of 'rhe Kellogg Envelope Company. LOIS SCHULZE - was recenily seen in Hollywood wearing dark glasses. We wonder whefher she was incognifo or iusl had ano+her black eye. MARIE SHANLEY - who is now Mrs. Roger Hill, has been chosen as Mrs. America. CAROL SPINNEY - Capfain Spinney of ihe Waves now has Barb Rafferiy and Ginny Phillips of 'lhe Naval Reserve scrubbing decks for her. BETTY STARKEY - gave such exaci and convincing 'reslimony al' a recenl' murder frial lpurely 'lhe resull' of Law Classl 'rhal' she was awarded 'rhe +i+le of Wi+ness of 'rhe Year. JEAN STRALEAU -is living in Florida wiih her husband. Bill and Jean have been blessed wi+h a pair of 'rwin boys. VIRGINIA SURPRENANT - Ginny is now a lop slar in Hollywood. Kafherine Hep- burn was ge'H'ing old so our Ginny Took over. Now we have 'ro pay lo hear Ginny recile Shakespeare. THERESA TENEROWICZ - Terry has made millions on her own formula for a special eye-makeup called PurpIe Smudgesl' All New York is frying 'fo imi+a+e Terry's incom- parable eye shadows. MARILYN TERRY -- is head of The Los+ and Found Deparfmenl al FriendIy's. Very efficient JEANNINE TOULOUSE -- is currenlly slarring in Queen of l'he Dormf' playing al fhe Longmeadow Communi+y House. LILLIAN TREJSNER - has surprised all of her school friends by landing herself a knighl in shining armor. Congra+uIa+ions, Lil. DORIS TREMBLAY -is a prominenl member of 'rhe Alumni socie+ies of Holy Cross, U. of Alabama, Sf. John's, and a few local baske+baII Ieams. She s+iII can'+ make up her mind. JEAN WELT and ELLEN WOOD - were married on ihe same day. Jean is 'leaching her children how fo do backflips and Ellie has her cherubs on skiis already. JOYCE WHITE - has made use of her hobby of 'raking piclures and is now head of Ihe PiHsfieId Plummy Par'ry Pic+ures Company. HELEN WHITTEMORE - is s+iII keeping in Iouch wilh Jean Slraleau, and has man- aged +o surpass Jean on one score. She now has len children. MARY YOCOM - +ime hasn'+ allered Mary a+ all. She is s'riII her iovial self and sfill spends quile a bi+ of her spare +ime on The Ielephone. Only now if is Io call 'rhe house- wives around her block. We Ihus submil' fhis reporl lo +he Class of I950 for +heir approval. Lawsuils for slander and libel will be 'Taken care of by +he class counsel, Mr. Young. DOROTHY KAPLAN CAROL OLSON BETTY STARKEY JEANNINE TOULOUSE VIRGINIA MANGANIELLO ' I :ISS ' - --L v :A ikrw .. M 9 Junior Class iliiioers The Junior Class Officers represenf fhe members of fheir class in all im- porfanf school funcfions. These officers, elecfed by fhe Junior Class, affempf fo carry ouf fhe policies of fhe school in a way mosf beneficial fo 'lhe members of fhe class. Mercedes Ernsf Presiclenf Rufh Rising Vice-Presidenf Barbara Smifh Secrefary Jeanne Moore Treasurer Leila Simon Adviser 3 X X 1 fx NS Junior Medivals S. Junior Executives 5' 59 Q, ii QF Activities . .I X ' Portion Stall - Edilor-in-Chief Arlene Burnham Assislanl' Eclilor Ellen Wood Business Manager Doro'rhy Kaplan Phofography Marion Bissell Ari' Edi'I'or Doris Tremblay Facully Adviser Shirley van Valkenburgh The Yearbook Siaff wishes fo express i'I's appreciafion lo all lhe people who in any way assisfed wi'I'h lhe compilafion of fhis, our firsl' yearbook from Bay Palh Junior College. in iii' I 1 ef4.giE?5La,, ' 11.-lf! ' 'Fi 'N Hu. 23- - i :.24f-:wtf , 1 Fe 'H fi'-I-'vffgzmx f -, :I - ,, 1.',Q,gggffi? I -'cgffgfzyzv , if 5-Hp. P25151 ,ir-if : . wzf m 'fi 2' ,i '1,T.y.f,- . W: . -4 , . Q , ,,M,2,fjQZ,?:,: -Kiwi-A', A ,ik 3. 1 lv 111. N P L i z . . -. aff-T. 1 ,L 3, . - V . .-.-,-,..,.-......L4.,L .. .-, . , 1 I 1 ' A I 1 ' I ' ., -5 I 'if . e , :Q 1 1 Y Q, . ,,,,J4f 't! .ll indent Council The S'I'uden+ Council, lhe represen+a+ive governing group of 'rhe S+uden+ Governmenf, is composed of officers and represeniaiives who are eIec+ed by fhe sfudenl' body 'lo be The voice of +l1e sludenls and acl as a link be- fween H16 sfudenl' body and +l1e 'facul+y and adminisfraiion. OFFICERS Marion Hall Presidenf Joan Palmer Vice-Presidenl Carol Frissell Secreiary Joyce Peppin Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES Junior Senior Eleanor McCaugl1ey Norma AHer Mary Premo Joan Clark Corrinne Russell Marion Hoslro Gene Sufherland Maryiean Lalceman Mercedes Ernsl' Marion Cool: lex officio, lex official X x Senior , s ,fg.,fis,.r llostesses Each year a limi'I'ed number of Senior sfudenls are given ihe honor of acl'- ing as Senior Hos'resses fo +he new girls eniering Bay Pafh. The purpose of 'I'his plan is fo provide someone in whom a new girl can confide-one who will welcome her and help her become orienied +o fhe new siiuafions likely fo arise in,college life. This responsibilily is besfowed upon 'rhe Seniors in order 'l'ha+ a friendly, considerafe afmosphere may prevail among all +he s+uden'I's a+ Bay Pa+h Junior College. 'Eli 121 ' ' ,s 'ir 1 V! Y . N ' I fr ' ll Y 1 4 1 I 1 '- Q an D: Q1 1525 1 .1 , ' 1 1 il,,':2'f If l - i , l 2 1 wuz. l . A 2 ',1lil,s g A ly, it . lil .,'l llmpsall Hall Empsall Hall houses a family of 42 girls guided by Mrs. Pearle S. Ridley and an efficienl House Commillee made up of represenfalives from bolh classes. The slandards of 'lhe dorm are sel' up by lhe girls 'rhemselves and enforced by lhe House CommiH'ee. Pleasani' living is +he by-word of every girl, and everyone considers herself a hosfess in her home al lhe college. All parli- cipale in and help plan lhe monfhly social aclivilies. Because dorm living is relaiively new al' Bay Paih, many slandards and rules are slill being s+udied carefully and formulafed. Periodically, 'rhe House Commillee meels wi1'h Presidenl' Carr and Dean McCraray io reporl' i'rs progress and io solve any problems which may arise. Empsall Hall has become a socially pleasani, well-regulaied dormilory add- ing much 'ro our college living. Firsl' Semesfer Second Semesier Joan Marshall BeH'y Monahan Chairman Anila Bugbee Joan Hicks Co-Chairman Norma AH'er Barbara Smiih Secreiary-Treasurer Marie Shanley Vera Dillon Senior Represenlalive Marelene Burghoif Jane Sieen Junior Represenlalive Pearle S. Ridley -- House Direclor --N - -. . ' . 4 , , ,T 5 ' rfifrflil x X Glue Club The Glee Club, under 'rhe very capable direclion and supervision of Pres- coll Barrows, has accomplished much more +his year +han in previous years. The girls have learned +ha+ uni+y and good organizalion in a group such as +his is definiiely necessary if fhe resul+s are +o be profiiable. The programs presenled by 'lhe Glee Club bolh a+ 'lhe I949 Chrislmas Parry and 'lhe Graduafion of 'lhe Class of I950 were +he frui+s of much re- hearsal under Mr. Barrow's fine direciion. Marion Bissell Presidenl Janis Dean Vice-Presidenl Ru+h Rising Secrefary Carol Olson Librarian I .. gf 7 Q 93, f I il ' lk . l ill il! A 39 f l M f ygf 1.,.. +I 4 lib yi.. 1 pyr- I I Il ll ll ll 'Y in we vii 'XM llutmg Club The purpose of 'lhe Ouling Club organizalion is lo promole friendship, fel- lowship, enioymenl, and inleresl' in ouling aclivilies and 'ro co-operale wilh ou'l'ing clubs of neighboring colleges. Dorolhy Ferrara Presidenl Janis Dean Vice-Presidenl' Caroline Allard Secrelary Marilyn LeBlanc Treasurer Hazel D. Ellingwood Adviser HIE' rl QTXQWTOJ E1 -'fs tearing Uommittee The Sfeering Commiffee was organized in Sepfember fo help esfablish a recreafion program af Bay Pafh. The commiffee consisfs of four members of fhe Senior Class and five members of fhe Junior Class wifh Mrs. Elling- wood and Miss Friedman as fhe sponsors. Springfield College has helped us organize a program. We have been down fo Springfield College fo fake parf in a Recreafion Group Work Conference which proved fo be beneficial in seffing up our program. The girls enjoyed swimming, baskefball, bowling, skiing and dramafics. Vera Dillon Chairman Marelene Burghoff Co-Chairman Rufh Rising Secrefary Susan Leslie Joan Palmer Ellen Kennard Irene Buchanan Eleanor McCaughey Maryiean Lakeman Priscilla Bruneau Hazel D. Ellingwood Adviser Efhelle C. Friedman Adviser fail F4573 ' Q -wt ST, Q . --gg1'NU..V' The Hourglass The school year was inauguraled wi+h lhe firsl publicalion of a newspaper for Bay Pa'l'h. The paper, 'rhen known as +he CAMPUS CRIER, was disl'ribu+- ed free of charge 'ro lhe sludenls lwice a mon+h. Since 'rhe paper was in an experimenfal sfage during l'he firsl' semesler, il was pu+ oul in mimeo- graphecl form. Wi+h l'he 'lerminalion of lhe firsl' semesler, il' was decided 'lhal' lhe news- paper would be an eslablished parl' of The school. Wilh 'lhis 'rhoughf in mind, lhe edilors and Presidenl' Carr considered il advisable 'ro publish lhe paper in prinled form. A new slaff was formed, and 'lhe name was changed 'ro THE HOU RGLASS. Co-Edifors Business Manager Senior Edilor Junior Edilor Slaff Adviser Jeanne Benjamin Joyce Felsburg Belly Monahan Bonnie Edwards Mary Premo Vera Dillon Jeannine Toulouse Virginia Surprenanl Audrey Fleischman Harriel' Galemba Shirley van Vallcenburgh XX ,2-IX, ,KQ, XX ix .x is X. T peed Tet The room was filled wifh an afmosphere of urgenf hasfe. Keys beaf fheir rhyfhmic faffoo, while bells clanged a merry musical accompaniment Fin- gers flew lighfly over fhe machines-hurrying, hurrying, hurrying. The hand of fhe fime clock was drawing closer fo fhe zero hour, leaving liffle oppor- funify fo erase fhe marring error or refrieve fhe fallen shield. All was noisy speed. Replacing every fhoughf, deferminafion revealed ifself in fhe grim concenfrafion of benf heads and flying fingers. The bell has rung! lfs ring is nof a merry one as fhose on fhe machines. This is fhe bell of fhe fime clock-folling fhe doom of fhe fidgefers, fhe puf- ferers, fhe fime-wasfers. This is fhe bell ending fhe firsf round befween skill and fime. Now fhe machines are quief and all 'rhaf can be heard is fhe busy scrafching of many pencils on many papers. The benf heads are raised one af a fime and soon fhe scrafching is replaced by noisy conversa- fion. Then once again fhe clock is sef. Time reigns as before. The conversafion is sfillecl. The merry fafloo begins. Fingers fly lighfly over fhe machines. All is hurrying, hurrying, hurrying. Harrief Galemba '5 I QL A fy American Beauties ,41 ' ,Mr W , X xx ef Q X ,Q ,,4+fsfl- ff X ll if any 15 -lil l Q lt , 'l U nll y y llllllltt l l n, ,. '-. :Qi ' - .xi . 3 W X I .1 5 U Q 'x I -'.44 w llneen Attendants Unnrt Marilyn LeBlanc Jeannine Toulouse Janis Dean Marie Shanley Barbara Voelker Shirley Sullivan lrene Buchanan Patricia O'Connell Erina Jean Siraleau Marelene Burghoff Doris Tremblay Marion Bissell Jean Weli llur Queen Irene AnneHe Buchanan of Wilbraham, Massachuse++s .ulhnfoi 'l'ilFl'l'll 0. , T , ,., ,gg an liclll H was a sfrange peaceful nigh? by +he lake. The moon wove Hs silvery rays Over +he soH rippling waves. A soil' wind swayed +he dark pines, And +he s+ars were 'rwinkling Like merry eyes Wifnessing young love. The small waves washed ihe shore soflly Wi+h a gliding sound, And +he grass seemed fo sigh As 'lhe wind ben+ il' here and +here. H was 'rhe end of a weary day: And 'rhe busy world had gone asleep When nafure woke up. The 'frogs were having a merry conversaiion: The big falher bull-frog yelled a+ baby, Who answered snappily Wi+l1 a sound like a violin being plucked. Far away +he crickels were chirping happily, Trying fo ou+do +he frogs. A lone bird was siill singing sadly ln a swaying +ree, As a sof+ accompanimenl To our words of love. This peaceful nighi was made for love, Pure, clean, and sweeh Sof+ kisses, Murmuring words, A silenl' embrace. I+ was 'lhe perfecf nigh+ For young love. Peace and +ranquili+y Wi+h lhe moon smiling ifs consenl above. Tove Hunderup '5I . .XX ,f X. X ff 3+ ,.?,......,,,, ?xWJ N - YY ,, DY Y , f A ,-,. -.-,g., YA , , V f f, X If 1 , - f f x, -1 ' ,f ,ff If ff, 1 if X UW! gy ,X x f ,JXX1-,.jX'X,ty'b -EIA. ---,.,-1 l f V K-,I Xxjfx W ff' iq A X' if ff ff ff 1 N.fV., X f' A f' ,' I f, ,X . 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