Bouve Boston School of Physical Education - Escutcheon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1960 volume:

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Greene VH D ,vi lk 1 112 l r Director of Phyxical Therapy Department A l l -I of ' Katharine Carlisle Alrxistant Profesxor of Pbyxical Therapy E Edith E. Emery Dean ,mek my Marion Wetherell Asszrtant Treasurer and Bu.rine.rJ Manager N i Katherine S. Andrews Playuczan Virginia Whitcomb Director of 1 Phyxiczzl Education Department Pauline Chellis Axxociate Profeuor of Physical Education Suzanne Wills Auixtant Profenor of Pbyxical Education Kathryn Shaffer Auistant P1'0f8I.I'0f of Pbyxical Therapy Helen E. Weber Imlructor in Playrical Therapy Jeanne L. Rowlands I mtructor in Phyxical Education Kaya' 'QW' A . - 'if .- . ll W ,ad ' I x....: ' W Louise Doucor Pifmift I f 'A ' Wgfgfgygfgeifgf ? .,,?F1gz f14+zif:f2Qw 'f-'jT'.- L N , -'F W ,gy 5 t. 9 .. mini lu Hai!! 1 X . N fiirgw . ,.',.,, , cl 1? Ai? 4 1 ,vii f .,' 4,1 . 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Ljonnia Bazmon Buffalo, New York Physical Education You are good when you walk with goal jirmly and with hold steps.. -11 , -h Bzvazly 041212 Buzgmh Lynnield, Massachusetts Physical Therapy Not that I loved work less, but I lofuesfun more. ' x finda Bfoag Vfellesley Hills, Massachusetts Physical Therapy Have more than thou Jhowest, Speak len than thou knofwest. gdgljfi .LEG ,93'Z,LLl72I?28y Longmeadow, Massachusetts Physical Therapy h of honor, truth In thy face I see t e map and loyalty. E550 'Zag Agildgdfld 3 'Gang Dover, New Hampshire Physical Education ive maoh and know not that you You g give at all. f 'f .J I. .. za, Jiffigzff Evarza Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania Physical Therapy Great thoughts like great deeds need no trumpet. A sense diffcuzy Enkofazzcf Pittsfield, M Physical Education of bnrnor is ra .vense of assachusetts proportion ,K A+ v9 - 'Q i:gr:gQf fn' - -. , . Oqnn, gfaischhauaz Berwyn, Pennsylvania Physical Therapy A smile on her lips and mischief in her eyes. 950161 .fuaincfa Worcester, Massachusetts Physical Therapy Who combines reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. N xx ' i 0, Y Q gayrzs fpoffafc Qfoyd Weston, Massachusetts Physical Education Heard melodies are Jweet, but those an- laeard are sweeter. me 4 , E67 W-pvc 2dc,C'c,a4.2. Cu-L fl M ' - Jia Q Mfcaezzui jiklyiiv U22-024 ,few e S ' I icq! '-cafe WK ' Q,g,Q, 1 Suzan gfaming jackson Heights, New York Physical Therapy A broad and ample road, whore daft is gold. .N 'X 14 1 I ,BCL'ZE'Q'Z0, LEE good Newark, New Jersey Physical Therapy She that if ever fair and never r p ond, H nth tongue at will and yet is never loud. fsgsifa Qzoman g'ZE8C!l72CU2 . comm. goufml Lynn, Massachusetts Physical Therapy A kind and gentle heart :be load to comfort friend! and foesj cu25f 35501415 155125 Yonkers, New York Physical Education What we believe, we mart helieve wholly and without reserfue. 931161125 9155125511981 Morris Plains, New Jersey Physical Therapy I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my foul. M1559 'RSL QP U w o .- ng- e 2 he vwgfivgiw MW aa Jlfla 9 H Wallingford, Connecticut Physical Therapy She Jnziles, with hospitable th ought! intent. 'I7 My e cdlffafcff L 0.2724512125 Rome, New York Physical Therapy Where there is love for mankind, there ix the art of understanding. 1.51 ge H is gg my X gum gihlnan gohlmzolz fjlflu. cqfan l Arlington, Massachusetts Physical Education I can cheerfully take it now, or with equal cheeffulneu I can wait. samzs oaafis gaccyusffs Stamford, Connecticut Physical Therapy Almost to all things could :he turn her hand 1 ,A r 1 1 I X R Bsuazhy 041212 gonzo Reading, Massachusetts Physical Therapy h r nor stale her in- Age cannot whither e , hnite variety. N x gbczffziaio, aging gofhzaon Englewood, New Jersey Physical Education Though the 'wave of word: if forever upon ny, yet on r depth ts forever silent. 0,027 O . Ofs- ' 2 MMWMQJ' , lp' QW Qty vgswwjifdl . ii! QM 559.15 GW cg! AM Q-5,02-P QXVH? 'QCfUIQj.kof?:Vi5 Dyck O N . xbfff' Sf, vb LJ we 19 -f-W11f?3 ,ffgg Jlgafzhiafza 541212 jfugafmann New York New York Physical Therapy Patience if the golden chain of which life if made. Clazof 541238 gungsz Willow Grove, Pennsylvania Physical Education Those who hring .fnnrhine to the Zine: of others cannot keep it from themrelves. A 1, K, i A n 49-X jufltfll fflflafaoi West Boylston, Massachusetts Physical Therapy Willa a calm poise that speaks true ability. NR Jlflaffz Roslindale, Massachusetts Physical Therapy Curiosity is one of the permanent and cer- tain characteristics of a 'vigorous mimi. nl, ohkxlst- LNB Ct-lil MM 1 'M club .1,6QL qaM-QX lvlmtvilm mu , 1+' tt 1 -llfr-0.05 lm msg Lk ggi 541212 dlflsmsz Hatboro, Pennsylvania Physical Therapy The wel! of true wit is truth itself. lt, ll Qmww XC it hw with ull hw utldlt, QQQLNCXLQW ow, Viucx , AMQD M uxgvvcb JQQFCZ-c.c9fs CCR Elfafhhhjszn fhlfzahlafhl JlflcC7c2,'zfg49 North Easton, Massachusetts Physical Therapy Born with the gift of laughter. .I 22 5 I OIZCL Odgiifi Qboaloff g Summit, New jersey Physical Therapy Wit to persuade, qmd beauty to delight. ' cqmay 93.411612 Lowell, Massachusetts Physical Therapy A .rmlle for dll, zz greeting glad, A friendly jolly 'way :be had. ff'TTT'i 7' T572-x ff. dcmof 041212 cgifcgiz Waltham, Massachusetts Physical Education The purfzgit of the perfect is the purmit of tweetnefs and light. ffaina glzuiff Jamaica, New York Physical Therapy Strong it the .foul and wife and beautiful. Ssfma cyoaalzgaum New York, New York Physical Education The :eme of humor is the oi! of life? engine. lynn Jlflezhe Joasman Baltimore, Maryland Physical Therapy Without haste httt without text. ff Y . . j' M241-QP gucfifg acvcogna fauna! West Medford, Massachusetts Physical Therapy There are those who give with joy, and that joy if their reward. a'zy'o'zLs Qloian :Rafe Pleasanrville, New York Physical Therapy Gentle thoughtx and mlm desires, Heart with equal love combined. Us. Jvaizay gems Smifg Brunswick, Maine Physical Therapy Thou but no 'sorrow in tloy Jong. .qgfiyffis Jiflaxilza 5531261815 Framingham, Massachusetts Physical Therapy Mingle a little folly with your wisdom. fa- - , - x ig? as 5741212 0,710 ffmcm Clfogef Narberth, Pennsylvania Physical Therapy I-Ielpfalnexs is a role she plays with na- tive ease. .fincfa Bafg SHEMEZ Chelsea, Massachusetts Physical Therapy Her good nature carrie! a magnetic charm diffuzizf qflfoff Waban, Massachusetts Physical Therapy The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. W ,Wie feffjff izizizf few ff' W Q-W 7 Beuszffy 041211 Klflffiifz Meredith, New Hampshire Physical Therapy Virtue is like iz rich stone, heszf plain sei. 29 m e Uafzofgn Jlffazgazaf Zoffoft Holden, Massachusetts ' Physical Therapy A merry been doeth good like d medicine Look to this Day! For Yesterday is but a Dream, And Tomorrow is only a Vision: But Today Well-lived makes every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness, And every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope, Look well therefore to this Day! -The Sanskrit 30 + 5 Bell of the Banquet A 5, Take the voltage up a little bit higher. Thay - did you hear? l 31 Y-'f Oiy - the pressure! Like, here comes Miss Brown! A.. The good old days. the log Sept. 14, 1956. . . First day of our four year journey - 69 stars arrived at Bouve to meet Sun Sweet and her Satellites. Posture pictures - last class to shed all for Miss Wills! Moved into our new homes - six big brown creaking houses. Permissions - 7:30's and two 10:00's monthly - smoking in the smokers only. Very lenient, really! Looking at those old houses though, no one can say that they really aren't close to the hearts of all of us, for they were truly homes away from home. Sept. 19, 1956. .. Classes begin - grind, but one thing was certain even at the begin- ning - our P.E.'s were the best dancers Bouve had ever seen! Unbe- known to all, though, this would be the last year P.T.'s would be seen hanging like monkeys on the rope in the gym. Oct. 29,1956 . . . First banquet - our song - loved it dearlyl? Dec. 14, 1956 . . . First Christmas Program - freshman actresses - our loyal speech teacher - remember the clock that suddenly gained time? Jan. 1957 . . . Junior Physical Therapy Pinning Ceremony - What's that? Mar. 23,1957 . . . Parent's Weekend - well, this is the place! May 10, 1957 . . . Finally, Class Day. We stood united once more, although not as pol- ished or all knowing as the other three groups, but ever climbing. May 20,1957 . . . Arrival on a dark rainy day at Camp Yom-O-Nom - ice water. - the itch - yellow fallout - Sralag 11. June 16-Sept. 15, 1957 . . . BLESSED REST. ,az 1 r , 1, -.,, Time is of the essence ' 'Q 'J V - ,f , Mr. Muscles due tomorrow. Sept. 16, 1957 . . . The grind again, but one bright thing at least '- those sparkling P.E.'s are still dancing. Sept. 18, 1957 . . . World shaking news - integration hits the campus - Bouve is cooperating - men, real live men, sitting in our wonderful Sociology class! Jan., 1958 . . . There's that thing called pinning again. Well, sophomore year passed with the same yearly tmditionr, and we were soon looking forward to being upperclassmen. Yes, the fu- ture did look brighter, but one thing we remember about that year - the junior class project - balls . They cer- tainly made a lot of money. Sept. 16,1958 . . . Back again, with the P.E.'s carrying those trusty dancing shoes, and look, Ma, my pretty blueskirt! Marched to RPSH with its musical pipes and smoking in the rooms. Startling discovery - freshman have later permissions. Boy, this younger generation! Oh well, that's life. It goes on and on and on . . . Sept. 17, 1958 . . . Classes again with something new - poor P.E.'s rise early to teach their bright-eyed, bushy-tailed youngsters. Oh, we sing as we work . . . Jan.12, 1959 . . . So this is what pinning is! Jan. 25-Jan. 51, 1959 . . . Ski week - did you get a boo-boo, Miss Brown? Feb. 2, 1959 . . . Polish shoes, iron uniforms, buttons in, pins on and they're off - oh, we sing as we work . . Wonderful, wonderful clinic - can't wait to go, but can't wait to finish. March, 1959 . . . Parent's Weekend - you still like it? April 8, 1959 . . . Panty raid on the prison! ! !! In they came -in through the windows, but out through the doors with the help ofthe housemothers. We need jobs to normal- ize us, it's up to you to analyze us - faculty! -WHILE! .L-l LHS'K tv Sept. 21, 1959 . . . Back again - P.E.'s still dragging .those old worn dancing shoes - P.T.'s still carrying their trusty white polish. Oh well, that's life. It goes on and on and on .... Now, after integration came to the campus, segregation again - Dewick. 1960 . . . Well, ah, um, Baby Ducks , here we are at the top, finally seniors, and it behooves us as such, with all these entities per se behind us, to march continually forward. Yes, the senior doughnut and coffee brigade - a very productive class we are in more ways than one, but now reduced to 45 all looking forward to Senior Week Cby that time - Seniors weakb, Pomp and Circumstancen and Alumni Weekend. But looking back we remember important events such as satellites circling the earth, the new states Alaska and Hawaii, the Russian moon hit, Krushchev's visit, Eisenhowefs tour, and the 1960 Winter Olympics with one of our own classmates competing on the U.S. Olympic Speed Skating Team. We've witnessed a lot of changes, not only world wide but also in Bouve, but the school is still basically the same. We all came hoping to graduate in our chosen fields and now our-dream is nearing reality, but in the long climb, we have learned, we hope, the one basic element in education and that is: - To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge. - Confucius - THE BEGINNING A 34 11,1 Too many cooks spoil the . . . stew! What's that you said? How about it? . . . Brighams? -rv'-.41 i '- ' 1 .-I , ,img lm -.N 'f lf M , fd r LJ A ' 4-nn' ESE' rw-1 WNMaWw,mmmw,.-,.!,,,,m,,,m,N4.,,.,m., T, ' Ai , ... ' .Q -Gb' -V ' 'ig 'iw 'A,A' J --,..1 r-QA' 1, .fgfrffh . , . I - g ' --A ., ' Y N . ,' l .. 3 ' , Fin 11 ' Mfg, ' - ' it Q 'L Y V 3'--ft ' J P ,..:,,,.,. , -I . 'A . 'W'24'iMv-4 ' ' i 1- U it if pgr' Ai A . i ' -J 'l 1 J .. 9 - ll , n .,,,, 1 underclcissmen . members of the junior closs K' :IL , Y l be- W 1 Aww if 1 Q- - f 1?- '. W - Y - 1-.m.....f..m , Z... .- Ql,, - - W , -. V .. , Hmmm N .,3...g..., W,,m,,,H N , y . V -gy , z N ,Wm mu 5- N N M N X J ..::pw,1 Mu I Um' ..'-'5! '??R4 ' W . 5 5, 2 . M.. :fi if E WL O O V i ' .. 'A iiisifigzx W .ggyzgggwg - A- - :iff - W- , , .,.,, 55: '. MJ'-,,,: --5: , ., NM W . A - f .!WiWQi?f . U ' .... ..,.g.,.,:-V Hwwffwn, eff H, H, 'MQW-W. Ax. -A Left to Right: M. L. Van Court, M. Glancy, G. Peck, J. Amsterdam, A Peck, K. Ferguson, L. Kay, D. Robb. Abxentz A. Glendinning, S. Bon I. Dagle. Y . . V rr 1' .,'f ., t' ,V J?,4-: '-:P ' YV , Q Left to Right: S. Stone, R. Regan, R. Bradley, J. Knox, N. Gardell M. Favor, J. Duane. Abrentz J. Griffin, B. McClure. junior year . . . Ike's trip abroad . . . Steel Strike . . . T.V. scandals . . . Best seller - On the Beach . . . Era of the beatnik . . . With Patti on the bongos, the scene is set . . . junior year un- folds . . . P.T.'s broke . . . P.E.'s rich . . . have become Olive Officials . . . Sandy's married . . . Marcia's engaged . . . so's Glenda . . . P.T.'s slaved, first semester. . . twelve finals . . . they're all crumped out . . . Upperclassmen allowed to have cars . . . we're upperclassmen now. . . no cars, though . . . Friday, five p. m. -lesson plans under the door . . . Half the class is pinned . . . all of them P.T.'s . . . P.E.'s want to get whistled Cath . . . j.B. . . . what makes him tick? . . . Bouve-opsin! . . . Left to Right: P. Schurman, M. Trout, L. Hackett, J. Munyan, L. Puffer, E. Ingraham, L. Viarengo, N. White, C. Hayes. Ab- sent: S. Glanzman, P. Gray. Added to our regular projects for should we say products?J . . . writing paper . . . Christmas cards . . . Christmas balls . . . Went to the Rec Room at 9:00 . . . thought we were going to have a Thanksgiving party . . . turned out to be a surprise party for summer birthdays . . . History final . . . retroactive - inhibi- tion . . . origin of French Revolution - pancreas . . . Clinic starts at nine . . . have to get up at six . . . we love public transportation! . . . Treatment Demonstration . . . last final . . . a twenty minute victory for Physical Therapy Picnic at Whitey's good for a change P.T.'s got a glimpse of Monomacy's . . . just throw' it out! . . . Spell it out! . . . and Hang your hat on it ' .ii O . , X -.'lr. '.,l I I: a i i i aai ' li 'ffl'-f'f-if ffl 'l.,1 Qi ,, J is W X A .K Q In 1 1 14 Q, sh 2 J ,, 1 'NIQ f Q 'A 5, y '- f Ru 'wr f- s ' 'U . , ' . .af-'43 -. . .fa - - . L 2 'V 11. - 1, 1 '-vf.f?i: '- 15 ,' '-f-' ,. if i 'E' x iswwtf:'?1-1'1a,t,5.5?3sg4 .1-.4 wiring, . If at-1.21. , 1 , - . ,-,.. , 'f N. e. -L- .-.aa ' i wi -A r 1 'if v nr , sv 2 1- - , Qu .- . ' ' all ii lIl'lllil'1' A. ,W bt Y l ' V, K 1 ' 5, ua if 16 q 1' l ,, , l . ' 9 , I , ' 3 .LU f Y I 1 fl FW W- .--. l - 1 1 4 A rg-v W 1 , , 38 I , .- ,.-fiiiifiltl,lf'fll!f,f55friifiigfdf'iff?22552. l .C I 1f..5m5a'.m,,f,5g55,2:A.afI5g5:f.faggafesifffgggfliq P ' ' -. 'L '3' '-1f'1q'lzl Xls:?fif'i gHf'! i'f:,.'1mi5ig P .ggflfrlixl ' ,QQ i ' ' 1 ' , .ff f-.:- 1 . '-- 1 My ' I '. if V L-rn,-L -.H V-47' 'V , c , ws- . Q,-,il . .A-1.1 ' W Wpfig .ur , rrmidm 1 i I X Dr. Hoar spoke at the banquer . . . juniors had to go . . . flunked his quiz . . . P.E.'s took a course . . two hour lecture . . . instructor hated it. . . so did they . . . Sleep much? . . . not a night . . . just during hemoglobin lecture . . . P.E.'s went skiing . . . they learned A method . . . jugs . . . Mi1ton's . . . Arthur's . . . Ebon's . . . Miss Wills learned too . . . He-rbie's . . . Dewick Dining Hall . . . sit-down meals . . . really top drawer . . . but the walk . . . Ghastly! . . . Moving-up day once again . . . this is our last move . . . we pin our big sisters and wish them the most . . . three down - one more to go . . . '61 we're on our way. Left to Right: C. Quenelle, F. Singer, M. Dill, D. Wile, G. Swartzel, P. Hoag, S. Hill, L. Gurney, N. Loifrnan, M. Giberti. Abrent: C. Davis, M. Dix. r ,I , .A -fbi? ' f 1 H dfrlifll E51- -iw an .V ,Vw rf' 'X A ' J vu aj . x, - ,Q - il , 4, members o 'foregrozmdz M. johnson, E. Stein, '. Friedman, L. Butler, G. Patronia, KI. Trombacco. Background' D. Eline, M. Adams, S. Dunrley, B. esin, K. Ford, K. Stevens. Absent. vi. McCullough, M. Shea. f The sophomore clclss ' x f..ffr.1.,1 Mt, ' 4 .QM .Qui .ML . my 1 Al Q I-'P' fr a - 5 g if 'lf 995' A if ff? , gpg? n 9 h wfyv Sf' . J? 'Y 70? ',, Igorzgroujjiz B. Tate, N. Smith, E. Baldwin, K. Ashton, S. Lawson, P. Babcock. at - ,jp ' ' ac grou :E.- Thompson, L. Proudman, C. Greeley, D. Shearer, E. Batris, LK . 'P ,a- ' - . gy' Absent: C. Kempler, B. Kraai. Iauss '9 ' .? .rl ' pl ml? 'bs L05 cies . Q1 W X- xi J W ' Gul' ly WO . . . and now, from Bouve-Boston School, Station BBS presents high- I XSS! GP D lights from Sophomores in Review . 2.-.mbf D QWX ff alll al ,W cflllwlsllll WVU ill aims t it asv, OWU XXV, . i ll., . its Monomoy found the class united under its new motto, I can and I will . . the T.V. industry was greatly shaken by the effort of '62 . . . a boon that came too soon . . . a question on every sophomore's mind this past sum- mer . . . Did her sphincter muscle relax, or was it the hot water bottle? . . . Memories also recall the trend toward primitive camping - water foun- tains, cars, lavatories, and cake mixes. 1 Now a word from our sponsor - For your cranial nerves do try 'On Old Olympus' Towering Tops' or 'Old Opticians Often Try'. The academic year began with '62 melting into togetlaemerr under its new motto, I might and I might not! . . . classes commenced with reading . . . the sophomores read . . . then they had a few reading assignments . . . but the most unforgettable scholastic experience - reading. A big event - excitement ran high on Tufts campus . . .whistles blew . . . freshmen boys ran . . . senior men waited with open arms . . . and je t'aime flowed from the lips of our little sisters. A word for our alternate sponsor . . . 'Adipose increasing . . . carbohydrates sold by '62 . Class characteristics - P.T.'s flowing blue skirts, form fit- ting halters . . . P.E.'s frightened faces in the midst of Hillside tottlers. A note to employers . . . P.T's will be available as hos- pital guides this summer . . . P.E.'s as quick change artists. As the Review draws to a close, we look ahead to the day when '62 will be making use of the R.P.S.' parking facilities . . . when teaching and clinic will be a matter of course . . . when in '62 we will be in the same position that '60 is now . . . ami when diamonds will be on every left third proximal phalange. Signing off until next year when Station BBS will present . Jil, .Hi V gl: 7 V5lgjeV1l3PEvQ,l'U 9d Wt! ali ' 'VQVL hwifgiuwv or tu lim i, ,yi yi ,,l'ff1,,i-.,y,,w,,vQ,JbJ l ACG wildly ,MXKPXVO W Wb.ifYfJf'.D HWCWU- .,t'lflPX9P yy A f-'kqivv lf 'I ,ai ifpuzitylvfy 5135 lyjljyl Q,k,j,gE,g, N .,b,wl'Ht, I ' ,J ,f.N.:l,' Jubvllv ivylj Ubfllrybpllikyrllxiflbqjhdsi-ilk! Foregrozmd' M Chandler, L Greene, J Marshall, W. Willett, H. Palmer J Jlq ill' lv' J' Zu at QP l ' ,jill . M H Eastman ,M. White, P. Frazeel Backgrozmii: M. Carr, P. Gill, S. Dorfman, B. Lotz, ,MMV L,i5v,f70l?0X0JlgJQf,ill.!v 5il'ulX:,6' J. Gerolstein, B. Gammell, J. Pamp, M. Tierney. Abrent: J. Buckley, S. Chance, v , s V gd ,I . i 1 f 4 X1 , , Hwiiit iirtfflllfilsfjib W A B Fish 'A 1 ': ', L uf. uf , Xa f ,'! 'Wi P00 i' wi it it lfiwffl '5lQVlit5tli,l,lLJ3l , i yy! G14 KJLUQVQ 01 43 raping? ,rf x members of the freshman class . . fy i WWW V V by Q 1 .2 ,yy gk W' f Xp YP V A Y f .5.5f,.., ....5f.i.?S51 3..2f5:fDf?fa.22..E.z2b3:.2. n zght.' A. Wragg, C. Dzhenskx, M. Hudson, D. Kohl yy 3937 n n, C. Frenda, J. Croot, B. Cellurale, S. MacDonald, L M -M 63Lipfan, lgPCu1ver. Absent: J. Hamm, V. Edelman. 44 Foregrozmd, Left to Right: K. Flach, J. Birkicht, N. Gutterman, J. Udoff, B. Fallon, B. Thomas. Background, Left to Right: R. Irwin, M. Geering, S. Noble, B. Hoffman, A. Maker, P. Clum. Absent: J. Hall. Seven score and seven days ago our fathers Cand mothersj brought forth upon this campus a new class - 1963 -- conceived as a natural following to the class of 1962 and dedicated to graduating and becoming good physical thera- pists and physical educators. Now we are engaged in a great time of reconing, testing whether this class can long endure the signs of the first year. Mr. Lincoln, our apologies. The first half year in the life of the freshman class at BBS has indeed seemed rigorous at times, but still the months have held many rich and happy memories. Fondly we recall orientation weekg get acquainted teasg Stu-G singing Good Night Freshmenng the midnight gab fests with the upperclassmeng the panel discussion on the honor systemg -- all the things that were done to 'make our introduction to college life a warm and helpful one. But on October 6th, Initiation Day, our Big Sisters, who 45 w N-DU, QW wind JL had seemed so friendly and understanding during orientation, changed chamelion - like into whistle-blowing maniacs who caused all of us to descend upon the nearest male - whether he be Tuftsman, telephone repairman, or aged professor out for his morning constitutional - and fling their arms about his Csometimesj manly frame, and cry, je t' aime . This met with varied responses from the male population ranging from whole- hearted affection to outright fear. All too soon, however, it was six-thirty, and the heels and home-made hats had to be set aside for the more serious business of preparing for tomorrow's classes. Classes had just recently be- gun and though it had at first seemed that there were just not enough hours in the day, we were soon settled, we were even beginning to become accustomed to that ache-all-oyer feeling that came the day after modern dance. But our calm was not last- ing. Blue-White initiation loomed beyond the horizon. Foreground, Left to Right: S. Allen, J. Schultz, M. McTigue, J. Quigly, J. Gagnon, E. Perry, M. Brown, P. Jezukawicz, M. Geist, B. Witter. Background Left to Right: J. Paules, C. Taylor, B. Sanford, K. Wright, L. Karplus, Ji Clow, D. Van Rosenbergh, P. Emich. Abrent: J. Kerr. Wf' if 4 46 Left to Right B Zuckerman J. Slutsky, S. Perkins, H. Bisgaire, M. Michelson, B. Heimrch S Beebe J Foster N Yanofsky, C. Rebhun, D. Weiss, S. Cook, N. Emond. Absent Concerning that auspicious occasion we dare only mention our surprise and thrill lest some curious member of the Class of '64 read this history during orientation week next year. Let it suffice to say that our feelings were com- parable that night to those we experienced after the school banquet, which was held a short time later. Never will any of us forget the impact of thebsongs and speeches that r1ight, some humor- ous, all touching. Thanksgiving came and went, and no sooner had Home for the Holidays ceased to echo through RPS Hall, that we were back again and counting the weeks until Christmas recess. If Orientation Week was hectic, the week before vacation was feverish. Between studying for the cluster of exams, and finishing our research pa- pers, there was hardly time to breathe. The Freshman pajama party broke up the crammed full hours of studying before exams. We really let ourselves go in weird relay races and modeling contests. Finals came. We saw. We felt conquered. By '63 it will be just routine. Now we're a year old, and like every baby of the family, we can't wait to grow up. We are eagerly looking forward to Monomoy, where we can at last be called sophomores. l 1 n I I Mrs. Walter McEvoy . .. ., , 1 Az' . :A . . . . . T' if .- , ' . .nk house olirecfors Mrs. William Doble Mrs. james Wright ,X x ,fi If P ,ni QCIIVIIQGS A X ix., .-.55---.5 gig H N ,i W M5553 ' ,' 52 Wkiia- , wh' 1 45453359 X 1 'v 8 v w iifffiw' ..-.U mtl' ,v,,,f', -,..1, ,f-Hub ' r Q , End ,...-f 1 1 x Xb Wx Q ,W--H '- ,Zn ,ww . M - x . 1 K' ff ,kg-:fel mm.. my . 1, ,czfig M fy SX MJW4 11 135233 ni Mi 4..- wg? Q '. s -S ms 5552 -:fs ' ,az 1.. N13 i 5 L. .gg athletic association Foregrozmdz C. Junker, Pretidentg C. Ritchie, J. Amsterdam C. Hayes, G. Peck, M. Chandler, N. Trombacco, E. Anderson Background: K. Ferguson, P. Johnson, L. Viarengo, J. Floyd A. Glendinning, S. Lawson, R. Polikoff, B. Lotz, D. D'ArCy, N. White. , W WAX Dwkgryywmw Wy PJ - W' W' ' waZ:wf'M.9iff 0 W Md' Mel' M- W 31+i'ff M ffl ffiiwfiewi - 'PM' J! wfpw JIM -DJ j,:,!yr,fam,e1J ilfefwf HWWW MMM M' v- MVQWWW blue and white 'reclm Left: A. Glendinning, While T C p S. Lawson, White Animmt C p N Trombacco, White Song L ad R gh L Viarengo, Blue Team Cap M Ch dl Blue Auixtant Captai P F Bl S g Leader. physical Therapy club '21 ii iv .QE ...Milf A. Vogel, S6E'7'6itl7'jl-'T1'9l1I7M'6?',' C. Davis, Vice-Prexidentg M Rose, P1-efidenz. physical education club J. Floyd, Prexidevzzff C. Ritchie, Vice-Prexidentg M. Chandler, Treafzarerg L. Puffer, Secretary. 93,0 Yfwpq J Martin Preyident A Vogel L. Karplus, A. Fleischhauer, G. d O r m U n I SQVHIEZCI, D'Arcyf C. 'Queneile d e S Iq i p D. Fish, H. Palmer, M. Harneline, Prexidentj P. Maltz, E. Pruitt. I m m gnglatldwiu, K. Flach, G. Swartzel, L. Roseman, Cb4m'man,' C. Zottoli, P 55 Foregrozmd' J Marshall B Heimlich J Griffid P Frazee Prexidemf d B. Zuckerngarl, B. Wigter'. Bazckgrogmli: G. Igecllz, C. Iiebhun, G n Q U p Wh1re, D. WCISS, A. Wragg. Abfent. A. Peck. 56 R Polikoff President' M Dix B Kraai J Knox S Cooke d p I1 I n S Dill. Aifentz D. D'Arey, J.,AIi'1SfCfd8im, M. Joimeon. Sitting: H. Bisgaire, D. Robb, C. Newman, M. Geering, J Baxter, P. Emich, Prexidentg J. Foster, S. MacDonald. Stand- ing: S. Perkins, E. Anderson, R. Irwin, M. Carr, N. Smith K. Wright, A. Wragg. 3 .. IL '3' ,4- . -ff- escutcheon Editors: D. Fish, Literary Editorj Jacquette, Editor-in-Clvieff N. Smith Subrcription Editory S. Fleming, Photography and Arxociate Editorg G. Albert Eminem Editor. Literary and Subscription Staffs: S itting: S. Rosenbaum, D. Bernstein, M. Evans, M. Rote, D. Greenberger. Standing: A. Fleischhauer, D. Fish, B. Kugelmann. Photography and Business Staffs: P. john- son, P. Maltz, J. Greene, M. Hameline, A Vogel, J. Floyd, B. Barmon, A. Messer, G Albert, J. Hill, S. Fleming, P. Sanders. Ab- Jent: C. Junker, B. jones, L. Good, C Zorroli. 1 '- 'E-' ??.E ,V 5 L M ,Q M ,l ll J Miss Barbara Saltzsieder Although now departed, she merits a tangible tributeg For the perceptive mind yearns to share her wisdom. Humble in the gleem of her greatness, She smiles a friendly welcome to youthful followers. To the Class of 1960 she imparted knowledge with a personal touch We became familiar with her personality, And developed mature personalities in the process. A patient teacher smiles and shares her lore, Striving to pave the path for tomorrow's educators. 59 That professional look. You have just volunteered fm'-P. . Ze artists. Fwsif I can and we will! '59 Skiddoo. Sunny-side up. O Fflfk 4 Q . .F .Mn . '-sq .-gsq: Cauldron burn and cauldron bub ble. .Q .L . -15, '-'.-,A 4 What am I bid? 61 l +++ ++ sm x 'I H Now, when we went to school . . . 5,11 J, I . i, will It's simply divine. Gin! I van: to be alone. Pass the feather 12 rd , iw, please go co the iorrnal with me. ,-in You call, boss? Got a match? Y Braces, crutches and wheelchairs. Everybody, PUSH! The meeting will come to order. But, I only have four 12: 15's. potrons ond pofronesses Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Albert J. Raymond Ashworth Richard H. Barmon Herman Bernstein William A. Bloch Willis P. Burbank George B. D'Arcy . William J. Drummey Forest B. Evans H. Judson Fish Albert T. Fleischhauer Andrew M. Fleming E. Paul Floyd Samuel Froman Stanley W. Good Benjamin F. Greenberger Phillip L. Greene Joseph Hameline G. Sumner Hill William J. Jacquette G. Leonard Johnson Norman E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Carl Junker Mrs. B. Kugelmann Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kurtzman Rev. and Mrs. John A. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Morris Messer Dr. and Mrs. William R. 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One more step, Oscar. Where do we go from here? fl fi Forget it! Treat for shock and call Miss Brown. Ex In rain, sleet or snow, Ier's dance! 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