Bradford College - Annals Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1952 volume:

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' ,r -b,Qf.w3m?5f,,35-eg!-.443-agcw's,mg-'mrf2fTmf-,f- w.fm:mf:f'2e'fff V'-,wfq,,,f-::w,ee::,Qf,i ' -WY?- vw A ,. vf, f H iv2 5f!M?.1w,,, nf -Q . lf--M iww, - ff , Q '- cw-QM Mvf'..:em,w,s,'nwf1?ff-'mm THE AN NALS 1952 Annual Publicafion Bradford Junior College Bradford, Massachuseffs Volume XXXXVIII THE ANNALS STAFF LEE ISONTITCOU, Ezlifof'-in-Clzief XVIZNDY HOBART, ,flssisnmf Efiizor BETTY SELLARS Business Islam: 'ef I JOAN BXICCURRACH, Sew'cfm'y BEVERLY BRONVN, .flrf lfzlifoi' LYNN AHRIENS, Liferary Stay? JACKIE BROOKS, Liiewzry Smjjf KATIE LORIZNZ, Lifewzry Smjf FANNY M1X1l'1'IN, Liferzzry Slajf 'Time leaves footsteps behind. 0 1 ' Q ll ' I I 9 -I Fl Fl Fl s E 'I Fl -I 1 -I gl 'I ' r '1 l 7 e I ,Effie s i'xfX,, fljgffff- Dedication To Pop, who in his claily rounds and tasks over all thc ycars has ncvci' hccn too husy to give encour- agcincnt ancl cast a smile to help us on nur transitory Way . . . VVho alsu has takcn each and cveryoiic to hcart hy word or action and will remain a part of all of us in our rcincinhi-aiicc of Bi'aclfoi'd . . . A Woman wnuld run through hi-c and watci' for such a kind hcart . . .U qs QE - , . 6 8 FRED JEXVETT 9 To Miss Bell . . . strength of character her hrst name - or, maybe, strength of mind . . . with kindness and thought her middle name, and patience the name behind .... D IU 11 0 0 'D 1 4 He is indeed wise who does no'r bid you enter The house of his wisdom, buf rather leads you 'ro The Threshold of your own mind. Y. 'X ff if F 38 .AQ f 4 if 7 SS o e Xi! C 'ia Q .-.. - - l Q FREDERICK C. FERRY, 1in.M. A ZW - .a:ii5f'5- 5 W ly: Dum nf ffm' Cnlffgw X fn Q hzfiff 'X K iz, :lv W f : M 4 .- s 'rf .fgg:'rS':' as gg 'f az, -P ' iffewei S CAROLYN A. BLACKIXIER, En.M. C'4NS'1'ANcrz E. IZ,-ulmy, A,M, F1,um:Ncrt E. IJANGICRIVIELD Dum ,,f G,,j11,1,,f,1 lJi1u'rlrn- nf .'11f11IiX.Vi0PI5 DMU! nf Rf'.ff1l1'fIrr Y MAARX' F. TXAY, MS. DAL!-i Ml'rc'nx-:l,l., I'H.D. f1.f.vi,vlm1l Dain uf Rwxiffrrll Eillglfffl 18 l :D'X1lINll M. Gfxmtv, Pull. English V9 - -f . s Q-fi ' fr . 5565 ,pv- M ' . y H 9':i'552gQsfg+ij!? I, ' ' ' H . 1 Viv- c 'f 5,1..g,, ::vLjS'55Ay' ..1'R45v:fQ, 03035 E 1: ,i 'HF ww Q ei' wir 1 EAN SMITH, AB. Exflglifll ROBERT C. Wnrrrz, A.M. lNIA'I'lIll.DE Rm max-IJ.-mfazv, B.L. PAUL A. MOYL.AN, A.M. Fnglifb Ifrwlch Spanixh and French IIAROLD A. DAVIS, Pn.D. llfxlnry lDORo'1'mui.A L. SNIART, AJVI Ilixfnzy nuff Nucfnf Srirrlfr 'El Rl' ssm.I. B. CA1'EI.I,E, A.M Snfrial Sciwzrf' 'O 'ww Y Q J ll LORENZ A. VVMSHAU-'1', Pxr.D. JXLBERT N. ID.-XNGERFIELD, AB. 1 'QQ --.,. :, we A ,B V-X, xx- Cerwarl, flflarflvvzzrlfrx and Art Pflyxffuf Sfiwlu' GRACE S. FORBES, Pn.D. W,-urrx-:R L. NATHAN, Pu.D. . JOHN II. JUDGE, ED.M. Biolflgfcrll Scirus: Pxyrhnlngy mul Art fllarriage ami fha Fzwzilyg Psychology FREDERICK B. Noss, B.D. IQOBI-TRT WADE y5,,,.w,,m, W. HHAL, AIBII M,S,M., M.M Religion and Phifoxophy Arif M,,5jC GLENN F. WET.SH, A.B., MLvs.M. RIYl.0N Y. Ror:1s0N C. Wrzsmav B.-'k'I'L'IiELDER, B.L.T., ED.M. Mzzsic Voice Spfzch 20 THERESA A. MORS, ILE. Spccch A. ELIZ.-xBE'1'u WEBER, B.S.ED. P!1j'5fCtI1 EtiltCtIff07l M.-un' E. lq.Xl'FFEXI.-RNS, A.M. l.ibm1'imz IVIARGARI-TI' DAVIS, R.N. I1 and .7Vz11'.r 1: CLARA M. SISSON, ED.M. FLORA N. PINKHANI, B.R,E Hama Euufzowicx Child Care ELLA K. LUKK, B.PuYs. Jlfsslrz A. GODFREY, MS Ilzffyfidll Eafzrcaliun ELIPCANOR D. FARRAR, B.S. flxxixlmzt Librarian MARGARET L. IIYANJ R.N. Nurse 2 1 Phyxical .EdllC!Zli0 n EVUXN F. PEARSON Ilunxchalaf Direclar Time goes, you say? Ah, no! Alas, Time s1'ays, we go. L! HLICYSUII, P1'1.ritfu11fg A. XVLIYIIUT, Si't'1'f'li1ryg Al. Nlnrsliaill, l'Hui'-l'z'i'.iifff'Mfg J. Gortlwn, Sung Ln P. Trotter, T11'i1f1zn'1'. UA little pain, Z1 little pleasure, A little heaping up of treasure, Then no more gazing upon the sun- All things must end that have begun. 2.1 Illl ANITA 1lUMlVll'll, R.l .D. 1, Bedford, New York Hum . . . oustanding Stu. G. president . . second Dorothy Dix . . . honor system . . . serious bridge . . . athletic and artistic . . . one of the very greatest! President of Student Government '52 Secretary of Student Government 151 Glee Club '51 Forum 152 Connoisseurs 151 Badminton, Class '51 Basketball, Class ,51, '523 College ,51 Bradford Skiers 151, '52 Dance Fete '51 Hockey, Class '51, ,525 College '51, ,523 Honorary Varsity 351, 752 Softball, Class '51g Honorary Yarsity '51 General lixcellence Cup '51 CAROLYN .-XNINCRSON 536 VVarwiek Road, Kenilworth, lllinois Cn-X. . . . girl most likely to succeed . . . slie certainly bas done so bere . . . saucy grin . . . sincerity . . . beauty and brains com- bined . . . dignity and wit. President of Senior Class 152 Secretary of FI'CSl'1H121l1 Class ,51 Student Government Council '52 Glee Club '51, '52 Home Economics Club 151 Forum 152 Basketball, Class '51, 752 Bradford Skiers '51 LYNN CONSTANCIC AHRENS KATHRYN CALDI R -XLEXAINDIIR 1346 Sheridan Road, Highland Park, Illinois 3281 Ingleside Road, qhlker Heights Ohio uLynn . . . her shiny red hair . . . neat and L'Katy', . . . Little Dutch girl e tiny . . . always cheerful . . . ready to help soft look . . . slimness quiet gay ty . . . pep . . . femininity . . . that naughty known for her sparkling we inner glow smile. Home liconomie Club :I Student Government Couneilg Representativc-at-Large 'SI Christian Union Council '51, 'SZ President '52 Annals Steering .Committee '52 Home Economies Club 'Sl Forum '52 Basketball, Class 351, 'S25 Honorary Varsity '51 Bradford Skiers 'Sl Softball, Class '51 Connoisseurs '52 Basketball, Class '52 Dance Club 352 I , ROBIN ARNOLD ICLIZABIQTH RICDFIFLD BARNEY 2504- Wlishington Street, Canton, Collinsville, Connecticut Massachusetts Pat . . . tall and poised . . . there when you 'KBird . . . our Flapper girl . . . always turns need her . . . sophistication and subtle humor a 111111075 eye . . . Winsome face and turned-up . . . the Bolero . . . always at the flicks. nose . . . artistic Hare . . . optimist . . . always House Connnittee 'Sl friendly. Glee Club '51, ,SZ Glee Club ,51, '52 Choir ,SZ Forum 'Sl Basketball, Class 'Sl Connoisseurs '51, '52 Bradford Skiers '51 Tennis 'Sl 27 BARBARA BARTLICT BARNUM MARY MILBERY BARTFR 1012 Yorkshire Road, Grosse Pointe, 90 Tunxis Road, West Hartford Nlichigan Connecticut Googie . . . always full of the devil . . . lV1alby', . . . quiet and sweet . . . biologist at Grosse Pointe . . . erliciency . . . enthusiasm heart . . . but the homemaking type . . . Whiz plus . . . golf . . . never stays still . . . fun. at a sewing machine . . . getting the best out Student Government Councilg of life! Representative-at-Large ,SZ Home Economics Club ,S1, ,SZ Christian Union Council ,SZ Romance Languages Club ,SZ Treasurer ,SZ Masquerzlders ,Sl, ,SZ Forum ,S1, ,SZ Vice-President ,S1 Badminton, Class ,S13 Honorary Varsity ,S1 Bradford Skiers ,S1, ,SZ Golf, Manager ,SZ Hockey, Class ,S1, ,SZ, College ,S1, ,SZ5 Honorary Varsity '51, ,SZ Softball ,Sl Z8 ALlCE WHITMYRE BAUER Harrison City Road, Greensburg, CAROLYN ROSE BAUMANN 1199 Summit Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio Pcnnsylmlllil uSC?l'EtCflUI'11l1lw . . . known for her good looks KCorkie'l . . . full of pep . . . known for her . . and modern art . . . can be found in the tring of men . . . figure . . . twinkling eyes smoker playing bridge . . . lively social life. . . giggle . . . that sense of humor. Glce Club '51, 'SZ Choir ,SZ Home Economies Club 352 Quill-Annals '52 Connoisseurs 'Sl ALICE PALMER BICVERLIQY ,IANICF RIPLEY BIGGERT Mount Airy, Millwood, Virginia 286 Ridge Avenue, WYl1111CIk1I, Illinois upfllllliffl . . . Southern belle . . . drnwl . . . Known for her pensive glances . . . love of telephone calls from Princeton . . . those music . . . long blue jeans . . . thoughtful . . . hats . . . worried look . . . subtle sense of Angelic look . . . that straight Walk . . . always humor . . sloppy slipper socks . . . always blushing. fun. House Committee 'Sl Mgismluerxiders 'SZ Christian Union Council ,SZ Forum 352 Glee Club '51, ,SZ Riding, Class ,Sl Home Economics Club ,Sl Forum 352 Basketball, Class ,Sl Bradford Skiers lil, '52 Hockey, Class 'SZ 30 MARGARFTTA PARKER BLAIR 661 Blaekthorn Road, Winnetka, Illinois Peg . . . earnestness . . . always there with her camera . . . deep laugh . . . loves to help others . . . Theta Xi sweetheart . . . interested in everything. Glee Club '51, 'SZ Forum '52 Camera Club '51 Bradford Skiers '51, '52 Dance Fete '51, 'SZ NATHALIIC MURR.-XY BONTFCOU 12 Bolton Gardens, Bronxville, New York Lee . . . our little gnome . . . dungarees . . . always in a twit . . . pert nose . . . paint brushes . . . modest . . . lovable . . . Quill happy . . . eagerness. House Committee '51 Quill-Annals '51, '52 Editor-in-Chief '52 Annals Steering Committee '51, '52 Editor-in-Chief '52 Connoisseurs '51 Hockey, Class '51, '52, College, '51, '52 Honorary Varsity 'S1 Softball, Class '51g Honorary Varsity '51 Manager '51 Dance Fete '51 Bradford Skiers '52 Basketball, Class '51, '525 College, 'S13 Honorary Varsity '51 ELLISON BRENT NANCY PARKMAN BREWSTER 809 West Fifty-Seventh Street, 2 Hillcrest Street, Augusta, Maine K311535 C1153 M1550Ufi K'Brew,' . . . lVIaine drawl . . . sunburnecl K'Kelly', . . . vivacious . . . constantly dieting look . . . her plaid hat . . . naturalness . . . . . . that oversized sweatshirt . . . known for art fiend . . . strides around . . . warmth . . . her love life . . . when Irish eyes are slnil- Nancy with the laughing face. ing . . . always on the go. Masquernders '51, 152 Masqueraders '51, ,SZ Home Economics Club 'Sl Home Economics Club '51, 352 Secretary ,52 Bradford Skiers '51, '52 32 JACQUHLINIC KATHIQRINIQ BROOKS 1i1.1iANOR BROVVNICLL 100 Beverly Court, Michigan City, Indiana 224 Wiiitlirop Street, Taunton, Massachusetts Ulackiev . . . that sarcastic Wit . . . deep voice Beany' . . . good things come in small pack- . . . great variety of talent . . . our Roclcette ages . . . that saintly look . . . mice-phobias . . . clothes . . . cosmopolitan . . . originality . . . reserved sense of humor . . . sedate . . . half-interest in Schoolhouse . . . great 11111111161 person. Masqueraders 151, ,SZ Masqueraders '51, '52 Home lfconoxnics Club '51, 152 Forum '51, ,SZ Basketball, Class E52 Annals Steering Committee '52 33 ELIZABETH OVVFN BURCH 32 Courseview Road, Bronxville, New York Betty , . . . big brown eyes . . . tan . . . Whiz on the ski slopes . . . that tailored look . . . astonishment . . . sweetness . . . friendly to everyone. House Committee ,Sl Home Economics Club ,5l, '52 Romance Languages Club ,SZ Swimming, Class '51 ANN BURDETT 62 Crescent Road, Port Washington, Long Island, New York Hails Yale . . . sleepy eyes . . . President of the fingernail-biting club . . . prom-trotter . . . typist at heart . . . easy'-going gal. Home Fconomics Club 'Sl if MARY AURTCLIIC C,-XHOUICT FLLICN WEST CHILDS 29 North Russell Street, lVIilton Tidewater Farm, Dover, New Hampshire M1'5S9ChU5CTf5 WestU . . . that clipped accent . . . calm . . . Known for sincerity and niceness sensible steady . . . gay personality . . . shining through . . . shines brilliantly in the sciences . . . dignity . . . willing . . . our lovable bus driver Qeriousness . . . adept at all she undertakes . . . wonderful friend. . . . always Qmiling . . . Mzrsqueraders 'Sl Glee Club ,51, '52 Home Economics Club 'Sl Romance Language Club 'Sl Romance Languages Club '52 Forum ,5I, ,SZ Forum '52 Basketball, Class ,Sl Riding, Class 'Sl Hockey, Class 'Sly College 'Sl 35 MARJORIIC LOU CLARKE 222 Beverly Place, Oakwood, Dayton, Ohio 'LlVIargicD . . . keeps us in stitches . . . her innocent air . . . packages from home . . . slow speech-quick wit . . . Wanderlust . . frfmkness :incl generosity. Glee Club '51 Horne liconornics Club 'Sl Connoisseurs 151, 'SZ Bradford Skiers 'Sl Riding, Class ,Sl SALLY RUDICS COLICNIAN 121 liast Seventy-Ninth Street, New York, New York Balm . . . the outdoor look . . . jokes . . . es of liurope . . .1'lI1Cf'ClOPLlCd12l Brittzlnicn . nlvvnys laughing . . . quick-witted . . . on the flicks . . . CHWLIIAVCSCCIICC. Czimern Club '51 Basketball, Class '51 Bradford Skiers '51, '52 Softball, Class '51, Honorary' Varsity '51 Riding, Class '51 Tennis, Class '51 KATHRYN CLICONA COMFORT 937 Cherokee Avenue, St. Paul, Ml1111CSOfLl 'lliathyy' . . . her vigorous stride . . . cards galore . . . back in the saddle again . . . inquisitive . . . happy-go-lucky . . . sense of humor. Glee Club '51, ,SZ Home Economics Club ,Sl Forum '52 Bradford Skiers ,51, 352 Riding, Class '51 ANTOINFTTE CROCKFR 34-5 Nahatan Street, Westwood, Massachusetts Crock . . . HOW about that? expert on the ski slopes . . . always 1I'1 the lllllellgllt . . . tearing around . . . clowning keeps our spirits up . . . 'cthe business Masqueraders 'Sl Glee Club ,SZ Camera Club ,Sl Basketball, Class Hockey, Class '51 '51, '52 PHYLLIS MARTHA CURRIER VIRGINIA LAMAR DALIC S3 Louise Road, Belmont, Massachusetts Pocnntico Hills, Tarrytown, New York l'PhyI,' . . . rings on her lingers . . . runs at Ginny . . . that Dale charm . . . determ hotel for B..I.C .... vague and Vociferous inzztion . . . speaking in assembly . . . ever . . . Bob-ingl' nround . . . parties anytime ready . . . taking care of her roommates . . . V. generosity. ai grin for everybody . . . conscientious. Glee Club 'Sl House Committee '51, 'SZ Home Economics Club ISI Glee Club ISI, ,SZ Romance Languages Club 'Sl Choir ,S2 Forum 'SZ Home liconomics Club ,SI Camera Club 'SZ Bradford Skiers ISI, ,SZ Connoisseurs 'S I 38 BEVERLY SUE DAVIS NANCY LFNORA D U IS 6407 Muffllf' Hill Road, Baltimore, 1001-A VVilder Avenue, Honolulu, Nlarylnnd Hawaii K'Bex'ie . . . vivaciousness . . . tiny . . . her Bathing-suit ligure . . . Hawaii serious catching smile . . . bounce . . . Cute as they intentions . . . green eyes . . long distance come . . . always nt Dartmouth . . . that flying . . . tzln . . . pretty smile lovely Davis twinkle . . . bubbling over Student Government Council, Representative-at-Large '52 Christian Union Council '52 Glee Club '51, '52 Choir '52 Home Economics Club '51 Camera Club ,SZ Basketball, Class 351, ,SZ Hula Hands . . . niceness. Masqueraders 'Sl Home Economics Club 'SZ Swimming, Class ,Sl xx S.-Xl.I,Y 1,1111 IXXYIS 288 liltngrove Avenue, l'roi'it1ence, Rhode lslantl Sal . . . tall and slim . . . warm friendli- ness . . . Home 1'ir:. scrapbooks . . . travelling typist . . . Taboo! . . . blushing . . . big outside interest. Taboo! '51, '52 Home Economics Club '51 Forum '52 DELI.-X FRANCES DICNNFTT 4 Dickinson Lane, Westhaven, Wilmington, Delaware Dee . neat as a pin . . . always organ- ized . . . pert and refreshing . . . speaking Spanish . . . slightly British . . . can be found busy helping others. Glee Club '51, '52 Choir '51 Romance Languages Club '51, 152 President ,SZ Dance Fete 'Sl Swinnning, Clgiss 'Sl JANE BROCKWVELL EL.-XND MARY LOU ICRMELING Newlield Avenue, Stamford, Connecticut 1305 Greenwood Avenue, VVilmette, Brockie'l . . . fascinating hair . . . those Illinois llnglish ghosts . . . our Helen Hayes . . . high jerry . . . that expectant look . . . breath- ideals . . . sulfusing charm . . . tales of less . . . gentlemen prefer blondes . . . striped Stamford . . . her determined Walk. shirts . . . good times . . . the New England Masqueraders lil, ,SZ States. Vice-President 'S 2 House Committee 352 Christian Union Council 'SZ Masqueraders lil, ,SZ Home llconomics Club 'Sl Forum '52 AA. Recreational Nlanager Basketball, Class '51, '52 Bradford Skiers Swimming, Class ,Sl JOAN FALVEY JUDITH F-XRMIR 93 Phillips Avenue, Swampscott, 1569 Clinton Street Muskegon Michigan M21553ChUSCff5' -Iudyn . . . those funnv faces her char Rings on her lingers . . . always. gasping for acter drawings . . . blonde streaks t at breath . . . 'lLadicsU . . . Swampscott or wonderful dead pan humor kindness bust . . cans of tomato juice . . . a good legs . . . prankster . . . comedian of the Tabooz ujoen. Glee Club 151, '52 House Committee '51 Quill-Annals '52 Masqueraders ,51 Forum '52 Connoisseurs '51 Bradford Skiers '51, 752 Choir 151, '52 Tabooz '51, 152 Dance' Fete '51 Softball, Class '51 JOAN NIARTHA FITZHENRY 29 Church Street, Lubec, lV1aine Fitziel' . . . that lV1aine twang . . . dark eyes . . . amiable public speaker . . . leaves us amazed with that AH average . . . sweet . . . friendly to all. Masclueraders '51, '52 Connoisseurs 351, '52 Archery, Class '515 Nlanager '52 Christmas Dance Fete 152 'H MARY LOUISIC FRANCK 145 Bridge Road, San Nlateo, California Unending vitality . . . excitable . . . great tennis enthusiast . . . extremely modest . . . avid movie-goer . . . as natural as her twin . . . a piece of California sunshine. Home Economies Club 351, E52 Ronianee Languages Club 151, 152 Bradford Skiers 152 Riding, Class 151 Tennis, Class ,51 SUSAN CHADBOURNIC 1-'RANCH .IOAN CLICYICLAND FULLICR 145 Bridge Road, San Mateo, California 48 Clinton Avenue, Ridgewood, New Jersey Suen . . . heart of gold . . . beautiful usloanieu . . . that half grin . . . rolled up clothes . . . creative in fashion designing . . . sleeves . . . her quick walkl. . . petite . . . de- likes those California eligible bachelors . . . liberate . . . organizationiplus syinpathy . . . natural . . . a Californian who niade good on conversationalist . . . that .Fuller radiation. the ski slope. Glee Club '51, '52 x Home Iicononiies Club '51, '52 Secretary Treasurer 152 Romance Languages Club '51, ,52 Choir '52 Bradford Skiers '52 Foruin '51, '52 Riding, Class ,51 Connoisseurs '51 Tennis, Class '51 Bradford Skiers '51 44- 'Nm l AUlJRl'lY ANN G.-Xl.l,l'fllY MAXIQY LI,-XNl'l GIDLICY 1100 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, S27 Argyle Road, Drexel Park, Pennsylvania Illinois Gid . . . Uho, ho that's richu . . . bridge t'Aud' , , , never withuut her knitting , , , fiend . . . wherever there is a laughing crowd shall we dance? , , , ski sweaters , , , able Gidlefs in the middle . . . her page boy . . . conversationalist . . . artistic streak . . lilllul - - . W011dcrfL1l friend. always willing with a helping hand. House Committee ,Sl Forum 151, ,SZ Glee Club '51, 152 Connoigseurg 151, '52 Home Economics Club ,Sl Basketball, Class '52 .lrvllerjg Class '51 Bradford Skiers ,SZ 45 MON.-X GILI, 9 Fmajagua Street, Punta Las Nlarias, San sluan, Puerto Rico That quiet cliarm . . . delicate looking . . . fascinating voice . . . sweet . . . Puerto Rican beauty . . . Mona Lisa smile . . . a favorite with all. House Committee ,52 Nlasqueraders '52 Home Economics Club '51, '52 Romance Languages Club '52 Basketball, Class '51, '52, College '51 Hockey, Class '51, ,525 College '52, Honorary Varsity '52 Swimming, Class 'S1 BETTY LOU GIYICNS 1011 Lewiston Road, Grosse Pointe, Michigami Lou . . . Calm dignity . . . her quick smile . . . l,ul-eese, quiet hour . . . calls for ad- miration . . . friendliness . . . her perpetual glow . . . fun to be with. Student Government Council Representative-at-Large '51, '52 House Committee '51, 152 President First Semester '52 lV1asquer:1ders '51, '52 Forum 351, ,SZ Badminton, Class ,SIQ Honorary Varsity '51 Bradford Skiers Hockey, Class '51, College 152 Q! JUDITH KATHRYN GORDON IVIARGARICT FLLICN HANMER 988 Oak Drive, Glencoe, Illinois 108 Lexington Avenue, Buffalo, New York Little King . . . music, music, music . . . Peggy . . . her natural warm-hearted Way loved by all . . . ice cream . . . our perplexed captured us all . . . spontaneity . . . generous song leader . . . hands on the keyboard . . . . . . sincere . . . always tearing OH' somewhere joviality . . . that infectious giggle. . . a winning smile. Class Song Leader '51, '52 Christian Union Council '51, '52 Glee Club '51, '52 Masqueraders '51, '52 Choir '52 Home Economics Club '52 Connoisseurs '51, '52 Connoisseurs '52 47 SUSAN ISABEL HASKELL 14 Orne Street, Marlwlehead, Massachtisetts 't1VIarblehead . . . mental alertness . . . talk- ative . . . always doing something . . . that peaches and cream complexion . . . energy . . . racing through the halls . . . bridge. Masqueraders '51 Forum '51, '52 Hz1sketba11, Class '51, 152 BARBARA HILL 3283 Hardisty Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio ul-Harb . . . tall and attractive . . . sparkling sense of humor . . . able softball manager . . . always ready for fun . . . avid record col- lector House Committee '52 Quill-Annals '52 Glee Club ,51 Home Economics Club '51, '52 Hockey, Class 152 Softball, Class 515 Honorary Varsity ,SIQ Manager 152 lCI,lZ.bXBF'l'H -IO.-XN HOl3.'XR'I' GALE ,'Xl,l,l'fN HOBSON 601 New Gulph Road, Bryn Mawr, Little Boar's Head, New Hampshire Pennsylvania New addition from St. Louis . . . welcome in Wendy . . . unruly locks . . . that gleam in many groups . . . Casual . . . Rye Beach . . . her eye ...t -X frieans fascinated by her . . . frequenter of the Hicks . . . busy social life. I love animals' . . . animation . . . fasci- Christian Union CounCil 'SZ natinig wit. Quill-Annals 'SZ Quill-Annals '51, ,SZ Forum ,SZ Assistant Editor ,SZ Annals Steering Committee 'SZ Assistant Editor ,SZ Home Economics Clulw 'Sl Forum ,SZ Camera Club 'SZ 49 DIAN CURTIS HODGE MARY ELLSWORTH HOLDEN 79 Lake Street, West Haven, Connecticut 74-7 Waldeil Road, Winnetka, Illinois Di . . . hails from New Haven ,nuff said ulVIaeU . . . attracted by the lVIarines . . . . lots of pep . . . artistic talent . . . well- cute and friendly . . . always a smilc . . . versed on square dancing . . . style conscious. likes surprises . . . that voice . swim-happy Nlasqueraders ,Sl . . . argyle sweaters. Forum '52 Glee Club ,SL '52 Camera Club '52 Home Economics Club ,Sl, 'SZ Dance Fete 351 Swimming, Class 'Sl Riding, Class ,Sl J 50 i S.-XLLY-LUCILLIC HOWIQ WINIFRFD L.-XNKLFR HURD ll Broadmoor Road, Scarsdalc, New York Fast Aurora, New York Sal . . . sparkling blonde . . . sailing and K'W'innie,' . . . little and blonde . . . tales of tennis . . . Cheers for Eli and Zeta Psi . . . Buffalo . . . subtle witticisms . . . good sense long fingernails . . . whiz at the piano 7 of humor . . . quiet but ready for.fun . . hello for ull, likes blue party records. Quill-Annals ,SZ Masqueraders ,5l, '52 Glee Club '51 Home Fconomies Club '51, '52 Forum '51, '52 Camera Club 151, '52 Basketball, Class '51 Christmas Dance Fete ,SZ Tennis, Class ,SIS Manager 'Sl , sir' 51 HARRIET KINGSLEY JACKMAN MARYLIN ANN jASPERT 2430 Nlarcy Avenue, Evanston, Illinois 10 Stonehedge Road, Andover, Massaehtlsetts Harry,' . . . delightfully discomlnohulated Minno . . . loquacious . . . ambitious . . . . . . getting exasperated . . . famous for her complicated questions and answers . . . gay lpoodle-cut . . . high ideals . . . conscientious times in Andover . . . neatness . . . shoulder . . . touch of genius in sculpture class, lugs . . . interested Nlarriage student. Glee Club '51 Archery, Class '51 Romance Languages Club ,SZ S2 l,OL'lSli NIICNCKICS DEBORAH ANN JENKINS 702 Trent Avenue, Wyomissing, PC1lllSylY2l11l3. Harbor Roald, Southport, Connecticut WeezieU . . . alvvnys in a panic . . . out- Dcbbien . . . poise and eftieiency . . . C. U. standing choir and Glec Club member . . . store manner . . . snack-it . . . handy and tailored . . . Vacation complications . . . loads helpful . . . knitting sweaters . . . wonder at of charm. the nursery school . . . Well-groomed. Glce Club ,51, '52 House Committee '51 Choir ,Sl, ,SZ Christian Union Council ,51, ,52 Home Economies Club ,Sl Store Manager '52 Camera Club '51 Forum '52 Bradford Skiers ,Sl Basketball, Class ,52 53 PATRICIA BROWN JENKINS DONNA ,IFNNINGS 1142 Coleraine Avenue, Thetford lVIines, Green Farms, Connecticut Qucbecf Canada D.xI.', . . . knee sox and kilts . . . quietly 'fllatn . . . our 'fCanadian acev . . . stars in friendly . . . busy in the kitchen . . . ener- horse shows . . . member of the third-finger getic . . . shines as Home EC president . . left hand club . . . bridge . . . interested and badminton troubles. interesting. Home Economics Club 351, '52 Basketball, Class 152 Badminton, Class ,513 Mailaiger '51, '52 Bradford Skiers E52 Dance Fete '52 Dance Fete '51, '52 Hockey, Class '51, ,525 Riding, Class '51, Manager ,52 Honorary Varsity 152 Softball, Class '51 Tennis, Class 151 54 fi Q 1 l'IL1ZAB1'f1'H PETERS JOHNSON 125 Congress Street, Bradford, Pennsylvania Lil, . . . that low voice . . . dramatically capable in Masqueraders . . . good ideas . . . Cleopatra eyes . . . kindness personified . . . explosive enthusiasm . . . keen mind-quick wit. House Committee 152 Masqueraders ,51, '52 Treasurer '52 Romance Languages Club '51, '52 Bradford Skiers '52 Riding, Class '51 NATHALIIC ICLIZ.-XBICTH JOHNSON 10 Sylvan Road, Reading, Massachusetts Nat . . . wonderful grades . . . brilliance and modesty . . . long blonde hair . . . lllflllzw' phone calls . . . serene . . . spontaneous sparkle . . . devilish quirk. House Committee 152 Masqueraders '51, '52 Connoisseurs 'SZ 1 Bradford Skiers ,SZ MARTHA I'fLlZABl'i'l'H KFRSICY ll Briar Road, Muncie, Indiana Her warm smile . . . soft brown hair . . . that charm of naturalness . . . always ready to help . . . the perfect disposition. Home Economics Club ,Sl Romance Languages Club ,SZ Forum '52 Camera Club ,Sl CORNICLIA .-XLlCl'i KICYVVORTH 25 Berkeley Road, Fast Greenwich, Rhode island Connie . . . neat as a pin . . . always in a hurry . . . busy social life . . . receives many letters . . . that beautiful complexion . . perseverance. Home liconomics Club 'Sl Forum '52 Camera Club '51, '52 . FM NIARY ICLIZABISTH KNIGHT .IUDITH KOCH 5800 High Drive, Kansas City, lwissouri S64 lirjxiiit Avenue, Xfvlllllkjllill, lllinois Kansas laxssu . . . knows her own mind . . . ,Iude'l . . . New 'llrier foreverl . . . last of able assistant in the labs . . . cheers for the the Koch trio . . . worried look. . . Grecian hoine tegnn . . . gullible and good-nzitured. prolile . . . Yule rooter from 'vvay back . . . Glee Club '51, l52 high ambitions . . . and abilities. Home lfconoinics Club 551 Christian Union Council '51, ,52 Forum '52 l'ice-President 151 Bradford Skiers '51, ,5Z Glee Club '51, '52 Dance Fete '51, '52 Choir '52 Riding, Class '51 Foruin 151, '52 Softball, Class '51 57 MARGARET LEE KUHN BARBARA SABINA KUPSICK 4-211 Virginia Avenue, Charleston, 4-O lfast Eighty-eighth Street, New York, West Virginia New York c'lVIargyH . . . a West Virginia special . . . 'LBunny', . . . clipped hair cut . . . badmin- dangling earrings . . . bobbecl hair . . . chil- ton fiend . . . red ink . . . that New York drenls delight . . . out on the town . . . plane look . . . sarcastic humor . . . dreams of enthusiast. Europe . . . history whiz. House Committee ,SZ Glee Club ,51, '52 Masqueraders lil, 'SZ Choir '52 Romance Languages Club 'Sl Archery, Class 351 Connoisseurs ,SZ Badminton, Class ,Sl Bradford Skiers ,Sl Dance Fete ,SZ SS IVIARJORHC SFRRELL LAING 6815 Selkirk Drive, Bethesda, Nlzlrylzlnd lV1argie'7 . . . little girl-big voice . . always a song . . . camera-happy . . . lyric and book title expert . . . flick-fiend . .' haircut . . . Russ-ling along. House Committee ,51 Camera Club '51, '52 Secretary-Treasurer ,51 President 352 Basketball, Class ,51, '52, College '51, Nlanager '52 Softball, Class ,515 Honorary Varsity ,51 M.-XDICLINE LEE ex '52 446 High Street, Westwood, Nlassachusetts K'lVlad', . . . remarkable vocabulary . . . Cvregoi ousness . . . propagator of Beechnut gum . . tweedy and inter-continental . . . Hlovely' A..-X. meetings . . . blushing neck. . . good na tured. President of Athletic Association ,52 Student Government Council Representative-at-Large 151 Vice-President of Freshman Class '51 Nlasqueraders ,51 House Committee 351 Forum 551, ,52 Basketball, Class '51, ,525 College '51, '52, Honorary Varsity 152 Bradford Skiers ,525 Varsity '52 Hockey, Class '51, ,525 College '51, Honorary Varsity '52 Softball, Class '51, Honorary Varsity '51 Tennis, Class ,515 Honorary Varsity '51 MARILYN BICLL Lll'lSliR 19813 Scottsdale Boulevard, Shaker Heights, Ohio A 'llVlouse thatls hard to Catch . . . perennial cold . . . linguistic . . . Forum . . . misleading bewildered look . . . always ready for fun . . . Canada . . . independence. Home lflconomics Club 151 Forum '51, '52 Secretary-Treasurer '52 Camera Club 152 KATHLICICN LANG LORICNZ 2576 Norfolk Road, Cleveland Ohio K:1tie'l . . . smiles and spirit . busy . . . of Chemistry song fame something about at sailor . . . tales . . . demure. House Committee 151, ,52 Christian Union Council '52 Quill-Annals '51, 152 Freshman Editor 151 News Editor '52 Annals Steering Committee '52 Forum '52 Basketball, Class '51, 352 Heights, . . always . . . there's of Georgie in ,-XNNIC D1.'.XNll l,UN'l' lV1.'XR'l'11qX -LXNIC lV1c'qXL'l,lln'l l'f Rockwood, Talley Road, lrV1lIIl1l1gtOI1, 1441 Prospect .iXvenue, Plainfield, New Jersey DCMWUTC Micki,' . . . always planning trips . . . Jan- .-Xnnien . . . poetical . . . hridge fiend . . . unrj' tan . . . Hsinglen French student . . . good jokester . . . avid render and writer . . . puppy-dog eyes . . . attracted by men of the the girl with the green eyes . . sparkle of world . . . surprised. humor . . . riding. Glee Clulw '51, ,SZ Quill-Annals ,S1, '52 lformlm 151, 152 Glee Club 'Sl Romance llqinguziges Club '51 61 JOAN CLARK MCCURRACH MARY RIDSDALF MCCALL 294 Pondiield Road, Bronxville, New York Underhill Road, Searsdzxle, New York Dramatic . . . disorganized . . . chuckles and l'lVIi1ni . . . that Colgate smile . . . idea wedding bells . . . always ll grin . . . ilnzig- cover girl . . . Nun addition this year . . inzztive . . . quite Il singer . . . possesses inno- smooth . . . sophisticated and well-dressed. cent brilliance . . . flowers. Christian Union '51 Quill-Annals 'SZ Miisqueraders '51, '52 Secretary '52 Home Fconoinics Club '51, ,SZ Annals Steering Committee ,SZ Glee Club 'Sl Home Economics Club 'SZ Forum '52 62 MARY ROBERTS MCKNAN KATHARINIFI MCKICMIF 1014 Bishop Road, Grosse Pointe, Michigaii 205 Massie Road, Richmond, Virginia lV1aria', . . . big ski-em-up . . . Grosse Pointe Kai, . . . dainty and different . . . dancing advocate . . . minor panic most of the time feet . . . clothes-happy . . . gay . . . Southern . . . ready for bridge . . . or a party . . charm plus . . . Weekends . . . big brown eyes. partial to wings. House Committee 351 Nlasqueraders '51, '52 Nlasqueraders '51 Forum 152 Romance Languages Club '52 Basketball, Class 151, '52, College '513 Dance Fete ,51, ,525 Christmas Dance Mainager '51 Fete '51, '52, Nlanager '52 Bradford Skiers ,51, 352 Secretary-Treasurer ,5 1 President 352 Hockey, Class 551, '52, College ,513 Honorary Varsity' 51, '52 Softball, Class '51 President of Athletic Association '52 63 MARY ANN 1V1c'1'1GU1i 2546 Dell Road, Louisville, Kentucky Mickey . . . Louisville Lou . . . rod sweat- ers . . . fashion shows and Musquerziders . . . Blue Moon . . . nlvviiys ll joke and Il good word . . . solos. House Committee '51, '52 Mzzsqueruders '51, '52 Tabooz '51, '52 Dance Fete '51, '52 Slllilfbllll, Class '51 CYNTHIA HUNTINGTON MCNEILLE Pittstown, New Jersey Cj'nnie . . . talented Masquernders pres- ident . . . streznn of consciousness at 111 Bert . . . red bathrobe . . . termite troubles . . . many meetings . . . night owl. 1V1nsquernders '51, '52 President '52 .IAN li MARSHALL KATH ARINIC MARSHALL 34 Ogden Street, Denver, Colorado 1100 Waukegan Road, Deerneld, Illinois fancy . . . good news from Denver . . Kathie'l . . . anonymous artist of exam earnest Vice-president of class , , , fabulous blues cartoons . . .inspired sender of Christ- capaeity for Work . . . and play . . . partial to mas cards to Germany . . . admired for cre- Williams and Larry . . . early to bed . . . gay- ative talent . . . wistful smile . . . hard Worker ness. . . . competent. Vice-President of Senior Class 'SZ Nlasqueradcrs '51, ,SZ Forum '52 Basketball, Class ,SZ Basketball, Class '52 Bradford Skiers '52 Hockey, College '52 65 DEBORAH MARTIN FANNY ALICIC MARTIN 390 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Z4 Gramercy Park, New York, New York Massachusetts Of scullery maid fame . . . metaphysical mind DebbieU . . . Bostonls globe-trotter . . . dig- . . . smiles and cigarettes . . . men's shirts and nined charm . . . our own vivisectionist . . . blue jeans . . . rose corner . . . the Yeep. trepidations over toreadors . . . queen of the Student Government Council ski lodge. Representative-at-Large '51 Quill-Annals '52 Vice-President 152 Masquerztders '51 Vice-President of Freshman Class '51 Home Economies '51 Quill-Annals '52 Forum '52 Literary Editor ,52 Bradford Skigrg 152 Annals Steering Committee '52 Nlasqueraders E52 Camera Club 152 Basketball, Class '51, '52 Hockey, Class '51, ,523 College '51, ,S2g Honorary Varsity '51, '5Zg Nlanager 351, '52 Softball, Class 1515 Honorary Varsity '51 Tennis, Class '51 66 MARGFRY 1V11'l'CHFL1, lVIAR'I,'1N 635 Sussex Road, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Margie', . . . June wedding in Japan . . . letters and more letters . . . harmonizing . . . sleepyhead . . . pedal pushers . . . person- ality . . . Philly lilly. Glee Club '51, '52 Choir ,52 Swimming, Class '51 www ,. ur MARILYN lV1AT11111SON 4240 Foster Drive, Des Moines, Iowa Petite . . . dramatic ability . . . recent pur- chaser of Brooklyn Bridge . . . always Writing notes . . . deceivingly demure body darling . . . thoughtful. Nlasqueraders '51, '52 Home Economics Club '51, ,52 Bradford Skiers '51 Riding, Class '51 Swimming, Class 151 calls everv- MERRIAM HOLLY MILLER River Road, Scarborough, New York Holly , . . . quietly efficient . . . athletic . . . black turtle-neck sweater . . . competent head of Masqueraders back stage . . . seriousness . . . works and plays with equal vigor. Masqueraders 351, '52 Forum '51, ,52 Badminton, Class '51 Basketball, Class '51, '52, College ,51 Softball, Class '51, Honorary Varsity ,51 Tennis, Class ,51 HELEN LU1S1C MOCKLIIR 221 Pleasant Avenue, Bergenhelcl, New Jersey Quiet and erlicient . . . light on her feet . . . cuts hair . . . grand imagination . . . many trips to Boston . . . excellent seamstress . . . band box appearance. House Committee '52 Glee Club 351, '52 Camera Club 752 Bradforcl Skiers '51, 152 Dance Fete '51, '52 SUSAN MOLL +17 South Elm Street, Hinsdale, Illinois P.-XTRlClr-X ANN NIURPHY 0767 llradlej' lloulevartl Bethesda, lVlarj'lantl 3 Susie,' . . . our dizzy blonde . . . alwavs at Pat . . . quiet and sweet . . . strange fas- the flicks . . . informality at its best . . . Clnation for the Far lfast . . . attracted to collegiate . . . future Breclt model . . . charm. children . . . meticulous and neat as ll pin. Glee Club '51 Connoisseurs '51, ,SZ House Comntittee 'Sl Glee Club lil, '52 Romance Languages Club '51, '52 Secretary-Treasurer 'Sl Dance Pete '51 ll'1'1I,1SS1i NIOSICFINA N.-XDAI, ROSALIND DI.-XNIC O'LlC.'XRY Box No. 177, San Pedro cle Macoris, 1925 sludd Hillside, Honolulu, Hawaii Dominican Republic, West lndies Diane . . . Hradlioimlls llstlier Williams . . . lCvie . . . elfusive . . . attractive . . . ex- all year tan . . .curly locks . . . future Hula citable . . . unusual vocabulary . . . lots to say' instructor . . . conscientious . . . industrious . . . proof of the Luck of the Irish . . . the . . . buddy of a Hawaiian florist. Vogue look. Christian Union Council '51, '52 Glee Club '51, '52 Secretary '51 Choir '51, '52 Masqueraders '51 Romance Languages Club '51 Home l'lCO110111lCS Club '52 Camera Club 'Sl Basketball, Class '52 Swimming Class '51, '52 70 MARGARET THOMAS PATTFN NATALIR TALCOTT PAYNE 1507 lftlgewood Circle, Cliattaiiooga, 1440 North State Parkway, Chicago, Tennessee Illinois ulvlllfgyu . . . Dartmouth's in town again . . . 'lGeorge', . . . midget sensation of the high voice . . . 1V1ountain Dew . . . freckles Rocks . . . member of the breakfast club . . . . . . always trouble with the Chattanooga has trouble with argyles . . . but none with Choo-Choo. . . fond of black. men . . . twinkle. House Committee 352 Forum 151, ,SZ Christian Union Council '52 Basketball, Class '51, 'SZ Glee Club '51, 152 Hockey, Class 'Sl Choir 'SZ Home Fconomics Club 'Sl Forum ,SZ 71 LALLA MEAD PICARSON ICLIZABICTH JANE POWLEY 5632 Western Avenue, Chevy Chaise, 9 Crescent Drive, Convent Station, Marylaiid New Jersey Lalln', . . . Habla usted Espanol? . . . 'CBetsey', . . . tres petite jeune lille . . . always cutting out desserts . . . model for down to earth . . . Charleston queen . . . a Jantzen ad .... exasperation over the mail member of the crutch-clutching clan . . . . . . sun fun in the spring . . . sympathetic quick wit and happy humor . . . rocking nature. Rockette. House Committee 'Sl Glee Club ,5l, '52 Home Economics Club ,Sl Home Economics Club ,Sl Romance Languages Club 'SZ Forum '52 Forum '52 Bradford Skiers lil, ,SZ Camera Club '51, ,52 Riding, Class '51 Swimming, Class '51 72 LOUISE THOMAS PULLEN MARGARET BIRCHFL RANDOLPH 31 Grantland Road, Wellesley' Hills, SZ1 Club Park Road, VVinston-Salem, Nlassachusetts , North Carolina Loul' . . . active and interested Connoisseurs' Terryl' . . . well heard Southern accent president . . . hard worker . . . a smile for . . . easy going . . . cut-up in Phys. Ed. . . . everyone . . . logical mind . . . always in blonde but not dumb . . . never a dull week- plaid . . . antique jewelry. end . . . fabulous makeup. House Committee ,SZ House Committee ,SZ Glee Club ESI, ,SZ Quill-Annals ,SZ Connoisseurs ,S 1, JS? lVlasqueraders 'Sl President 'SZ Forum ,SZ Camera Club ,Sl Dance Fete ,Sl 73 LIOAN NORVV.-XY RICHARDSON 2748 Belvoir Boulevard, Shaker Heights, Ohio Our ,lnek .Iones on the piano . . . energetic Tabooz president . . . Dennison-minded . . party hnts and sweaters . . . amour, amour . . . likes Hill climbing. House Committee ,52 Glec Club '51, 152 Choir '52 Tabooz '51, '52 President 152 Home lieonomics Club '51 Forum '52 Basketball, Class '52 M.-XRGARICT MOORE RODICS 2361 Tower Grove Avenue, St. Loui Missouri M:11'gy . . . therels music in the nir . happy-go-lucky . . . St. Louis woman . It's :it the jewelers . . . devilish eyes always on the go . . . quick grin. Glee Club '51, '52 Choir ,52 Tabooz '51, '52 Forum 151 Connoisseurs 351 Bradford Skiers '51, ,52 Hockey, Class ,52 Q S Q 3 GERTRUDE GETCHFLL ROLLINS H.-XRRIET CARY ROSS 347 Dunmore Drive, La Jolla, California 2933 Fast Newport Avenue, Nlilwaukce. Trudy , . . . sparkle plenty . . . always a Wisconsin George,' time . . . 1 know it's coldv . . . Cary , . . . deep tan . . . sailing and skiing California representative . . . galaxy of songs . . . pepsodent smile . . . full of fun and . . . life of any party. fancy free . . . gets her rest . . . quiet and Home lfconomics Club 'Sl unassuming. Forum ,SZ House Committee 'SZ Connoisscurs '51 Glee Club '51, 'SZ Home Economics Club '51, 152 Bradford Skiers '51, ,SZ Softball, Class 551 Tennis, Class 151 75 VIRGINIA BRUHN RUDDICLL 4-455 Park Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana Gingi,' . . . one of C. U.'s finest workers . . . found in Snack Bair watching T-V . . . red hair and attractive tzillness . . . loves children . . . domestic. Christian Union Council '51, 52 Masqueraders '51, '52 KATE SANDFORD SCHWEPPE 1393 Asylum Avenue, West Hartford, Connecticut Sandy . . . Eyes of Texas . . I'm going to work hard this semester . . . many dates . . . the Duchess . . . party gal , . . ready for fun . . . easy to talk to. Masqueraders ,51 Forum '51, '52 3 xixil 5 4 E ELIZ.-XBl'1'l'lI BAILICY SlCl.LgXRS 204- Elmwood Drive, Greensboro, North Carolina CYNTHIA SFW.-Xlil. 963 W'ashington Street, Bath, llflaine 4'Ciei' . . . a hard worker . . . lots of fun Betty Bf' . . . Southern belle . . . eagle eye Teachers petn . . . midweek dates . . . when in assemblies . . . neat and sparkling . . . llm not near the man I love . . . always in always doing something for someone . . . big demand . . . perennial surprise. home economist . . . ad mad. Student Government Council 'SZ Representative-at-Large 'SZ House Committee '52 Quill-Annals ,SZ Business Manager '52 Annals Steering Committee '52 Business Nlanager '52 Home Fconomics Club '31, 'SZ Dance Fete ,Sl Glee Club '51, ,SZ Bradford Skiers '52 Dance Fete 'Sl MARY FLICANOR READ SHAVV LAURA ANN SHL If 603 Riverbank, Beverly, New Jersey 1001 'vVest Fifty-Figlitli Terlxce lvtn 1 Sli:1w . . . bustling . . . never lacks inns- C1113 Mlssollfl euline attention . . . vitality plus . . . that Lolly . . . Glee Club president uctrnordi faunous jewelry . . . smile for everyone . . . uflirc . . . Lliet-minded . . . uglr Ind spice numerous cigarette cases . . . continental . . . shining appearance . . Northwestern traveller. prejudices . . . fashion first. Glee Club '51, '52 Glee Cluli '51, '52 Choir '51, '52 President '52 Basketball, Class '51 Choir '52 Hockey, Class '51, '52g College 15 Honorary Varsity '52 Home lieonomics Club '51 Bradford Skiers 151, 152 Dance Fete '51, 'sz ' Tennis, Class 151 DIANA MARION SIMONS 378 River Street, Haverhill, Massachtisetts Div . . . Wonderful smile and always a pleasant word . . . interested in music and swimming . . . social Work . . . outdoor en- thusiast . . . considerate . . . grancl gal. Home Economics Club 'Sl SARAH C.-XLLISON SMITH ZS Norwood Road, Charleston, West Virginia Sadie,' . . . limpid eyes . . . that shack in West Virginia . . . prom-trotter . . . fun and fancy free . . . Kleenex and the Hicks . . . warm Southern charm. Student Government Council ,Sl Representativc-at-Large 'Sl House Committee '52 Christian Union Council '52 Nlasqueraders '51, 'SZ Home Fconomics Club E52 Romance Languages Club ,Sl SUZANNIC '1'OVVNLl'lY SOPER 14-41 Orchard Way, Rosemont, Pennsylvania Suzie . . . poodled . . . artistic . . . dainty and denture . . . far-avvay weekends . . . hair snipper . . . little girl look . . . wistful blue eyes . . . sincere friendliness. Nlasqueraclers 'Sl Connoisseurs '52 BARBARA jOAN STICINKAMP 9 Summit Avenue, Bronxville, New York 'ABarb . . . that smooth walk . . . friendly . . . silver blonde hair . . . determination . . . prim and proper with a twinkle in her eyes . . . intelligent observations in class. House Committee '51 Home Economics Club ,5l, '52 Romance Languages Club '51, '52 Forum '51 Camera Club 'Sl GRETCHICN STORCH DRUSILLA SWANSON 321 Warwick Road, Kenilworth, Illinois 94 Liberty Street, Jamestown New York Gretch . . . enthusiastic personality . . . 'lDru', . . . Capable . . . intellectual silly laugh . . . famous for Ballin' the Jackn 'ensible and sweet . . . clear voice in choir . . . cut-up 'Taboozer . . . capableiorganizer . . . tranquil . . . reserved reactions en , , , full of life , , , skiing, uine and wholehearted interests President Freshman Class Glee Club '51, '52 Choir '52 Second Semester ,51 House Committee ,S1, '52 Christian Union Council ,5l Glee Club '51, ,52 Choir Tabooz 51, ,SZ Badminton, Class '51 Basketball, Class ,51, 352 Bradford Skiers '51, 152 Softball, Class 151 Swimming, Class '51 Tennis, Class 'Sl Home Economics Club '51 Connoisseurs ,51, '52 Bradford Skiers '51, ,52 Christmas Dance Fete '52 'Qt ANTONIA SWINNEY 372 Greenwood Avenue, Glencoe, Illinois 'lToni . . . modesty and modulation . . . wishing about Wisconsin . , . Nlary Nlnrtin beware . . . spring water . . . expressive . . . wonderful wit . . . the most beautiful Voice that we know. Glee Club 751, ,SZ Choir ,Sl, '52 President '52 Home Economics Club 'Sl GAIL ADAMS TALBOT 370 Middlesex Road, Darien, Connecticut Gain . . . short hair and turned-up collars . . . snappy seamstress . . . newspaper prob- lems . . . reinarkable dialect . . . many ques- tions . . . vivid imagination . . . donut diet. House Committee '51 Home Economics Club 'Sl Camera Club ,Sl Badminton, Class '51 Basketball, Class '51, '52, College ,SZ MARGARET GRAY TEMPLE ANN GODFREY THORNE Signal Mountain, Tennessee 450 Twenty-ninth Street, Des Moines, Grny,' . . . Southern smiles . Mountain IOWH Dewl' . . . hysterical giggle . Dartmouth Sunshine . . . Zoo keeper . . . never a care contacts . . . elfervescence . golden locks in the World . . . swimming . . . He,s just . . . picture in Holiday.,' one of her many menu . . . half interest in House Committee ,SZ Glee Club '51, ,SZ Home Economics Club 'Sl Bradford Skiers 'Sl the Schoolhouse. House Committee ,SZ Home Economics Club 'Sl Dance Fete '51, '52 Swimming, Class 'Sl 83 BARBARA ANN TRIMM Alden House Apartments, Larchmont, New York Right arm to executives . . . magnetic and appropriate sense of humor . . . white-capped future . . . bows to Duke . . . interesting mail and males. House Committee '51, '52 Glee Club ,51, '52 Forum '51, '52 Basketball, Class '52 MARGARET CARTER TROTTER 1620 Edgewood Circle, Chattanooga, Tennessee Peggyn . . . morale booster . . . efficiency . . interested in ujilll-1'12lSf1CSD . . . Capezio's . . diminutive and cute . . . radiant smile . . Southern smartness. Student Government Council Representative-at-Large '52 'Treasurer of Senior Class '52 House Committee '51 Christian Union ,51, '52 Home Economics Club '51 Romance Languages Club ,Sl Camera Club '51, '52 Bradford Skiers '52 ANN TYSON 24- Park Road, Scarsdale, New York Up in the clouds . . . always seen with a pearl Choker and il purse . . . never peters out . . . knitting . . . enticing . . . chic. Christian Union Council ,SZ Glee Club ,SZ ANN LOUISE VAUGHAN 13 Gray Gardens East, Cambridge, Massachusetts L'Lee', . . . lovely to look at . . . delightful to know . . . artistic and poetical . . . mystic charm . . . always an honor student . . . graceful and poised. House Committee ,Sl Connoisseurs '51 Dance Fete '51, ,523 Christmas Dance Fete '51, '52 MARY KATHARINH WALLACE 152 South Church Street, Goshen, New York Kit', . . . infectious laugh . . . outgoing and jovial . . . lack of complexes . . . peacefully placid . . . bookie at the trotting-track . . . Harry of House Committee. House Committee 151, '52 Secretary '51 President 152 Fire Captain 152 Glee Club 151, 152 Basketball, Class 151, 152 Softball, Class 151 SUZANNIC SIANIC WALSH, ex 152 Hagysford Road, Narberth, Pennsylvania C'Sue11 . . . B. C1s Mother of the Yearn . . ring on her linger . . . shy of the dark . . . boisterous . . . always has a story . . . activity . . . Dan-dy love life. House Committee '51 Fire Captain 152 Nlasqueraders 151, 152 Secretary 151 Forum 151, 152 President 152 Bradford Skiers 151 Recreation Maiiager 152 ANN WARNER NANCY NORTHRUP WELLS Cambridge, Alden Park, l'hil:1delphi:1, 333 North High Street, Lancaster, Ohio PC1111SYlVi111i3 Nancy . . . infectious personality . . . match- Birthdays every siX Weeks . . . oh-h-h-dea-clea- ing outfits . . . loves Lancaster . . . one-seventh . . . sultry eyes . . . ellicient house committee of Old SOL1Ih . . . giggles galore - . . ShUfHiH'g Worker . . . smoker conversationalist . . . HfOL1l'1d - . . hwlfhy l0Ok- cigarettes, House Conunittee '52 Secretary of Senior Class ,SZ MHSqUCfHdCrS '51, 552 House Committee '52 CHIHCYR Club ,51, '52 Christian Union Council '52 Bzldminton, Class ,Sl Masqtieraders !Sl, ,SZ Riding, Class 'Sl Home Economics Club '51 Recreational Manager '52 Basketball, Class '52 Dance Fete 'Sl 87 NATALIE WELLS AIUDITH WEST Eastford Road, Southbridge, Massachusetts S20 liast Eighty-sixth Street, New York, Nat . . . proper Bostonian . . . high am- New Y0fk bitions . . . low socks . . . flair for languages Judy . . . enjoys riding to Boston . . . Oh and music . . . agent for the business World honestly , . . . pensive and perky . . . willing . , , enthusiastic Bradfordite, to help out . . . Maderiioiselle model . . . en- Glee Club '51, '52 viable social life . . . demure look. Choir ,S2 Treasurer of Freshman Class ,Sl Home Economics Club ,SI Glee Club '51 Basketball, Class '52 Romance Languages Club ,Sl Swimming, Class 'Sl Badminton, Class 'Sl Bradford Skiers '52 88 ADRIRNNTI DIXON WHITIC 10 North Crest Road, Chattanooga, Tennessee Paragon of common sense . . . elosetful of clothes . . . milk-white complexion . . . Won- derfully dependable . . . competent at every- thing she does . . . spirit of the South. Student Treasurer '52 House Committee '51, '52 Masqueraders '51, '52 Home Economies Club '51 Romance Languages Club '51 Forum '52 Camera Club '52 Bradford Skiers '51 MARY-LIL.-X VVHITIC 63 Avalon Road, VVaban, Nlassaehusetts Lila . . . wasp-waist and Wide belts . . . posture perfect . . . aquatieallj' able . . . yarns and yarn . . . humanitarian instincts a la nursing career. Glee Club '51, '52 Romance Languages Club '51, '52 Swimming, Class '51, Manager '52 ELIZABICTH SFl'lil'lLl'l WHITRIDGE Wilson Point, South Norwalk, Connecticut Whit . . . crossword puzzles . . . weekly Hicks . . . two on Saturday . . . tennis pro . . . no socks . . . Dutch Cleanser girl haircut . . . matter of fact. . . contagious laughter. Forum '51, '52 Hockey, Class 'Slg College ,Sl Tennis, Nlanager '52 Tennis Cup ,Sl SUZANNIC K. WILSON Z2 Southwick Road, Wuhan, Mizssachusetts Susie . . . bright eyes and turned-up nose . . . quiet poise . . . a grin for everyone . . . hard worker . . . known for good looks and charming Ways. Quill-Annals lil, '52 Home Economics '52 Camera Club ,Sl SANDRA M.-XXINF ZPYLINKOFF 4- Lakeside Boulevard, Eastborough Village, Wichita, Kansas 6'SandyU . . . dark and a roving eye clothes hend . . . long hlack tresses . signing for cabs . . . one of twins . . gen- erosity. Romance Languages Club '51, ,SZ Bradford Skiers '51 Dance Fete '51, '52 L1CSl,llC JONES ex '32 1065 Brush Hill Road, Milton, lVlassaehusetts 'l1'iekle . . . wedding bells rang . . . shining face and infectious grin . . . domestic, we hopel . . . red Capezios . . . pert haircut . . . the Mrs. Glee Club 'Sl Forum ,Sl Badminton, Class 51 Bradford Skiers ,Sl Hockey, Class '52, College '51, '52 Softball, Class 'Sl To ' JW J? Ji r ' f . . . Tomorrow IS Today s dream 4,2 The Senior Class Will Lynn Ahrens leaves still shouting, K'United we stand, TWA we fall.', Katy Alexander leaves full of Glea . . . son. Carolyn Anderson leaves to become a hotel clerk. Robin Arnold leaves her old friends to anyone who can keep track of them, Pat Barney leaves her sophistication to Debbie Mumma. Barbara Barnum leaves her little girl charm to Carol Fenlin. Mary Barter leaves quietly while Jane quotes Shakespeare. Corkie Bauer leaves the front porch. Carolyn Baumann leaves, much to Marilyn Friedlander's regret. Palmer Beverley leaves Miss Poore still wondering which name comes first. lanice Bigert leaves her blushes to Mr. Capelle. Peggy Blair leaves for Northwestern and Ted-a week early. Lee Bontecou leaves in a tvvit-this book completed. Kelly Brent leaves with a tear in each eye. Nancy Brewster leaves, still unable to sing. Jackie Brooks leaves her hgure, figuring that is the only way she can get rid of it. Fleanor Brownell leaves her quizzical look to Pepper Stanard. Betty Burch leaves the kitchen unguarded. Ann Burdett leaves-probably for Yale. TVIary Cahouet leaves her serenity to Martha Munson. West Childs leaves her New England calmness to Mr. Judge. Margie Clarke leaves her ability to portray a Left Bank artist to Dotty Doty. Sally Coleman leaves her extraordinary gurgling talents to anyone who can master them Kathy Comfort leaves with her short hair cut shorter. Ann Crocker leaves Bradford to do The Business. Phyllis Currier leaves to join the construction crew. Ginny Dale takes her ecclesiastical tendencies with her. Bev Davis leaves Stanley sadder but Wiser. Nancy Davis leaves for Pfleuger the Ford man. Sally Davis leaves the show case empty. Dee Dennett leaves her soft spoken ways to Kentucky lane Bland leaves her dramatic talents to Charlotte Belynn. Jerry Frmeling leaves uthatu voice to Gebby. .Ioan Falvey permanently leaves the ladies for Parker House. Judy Farmer leaves Bradford without a funny-face department. loan Fitzhenry leaves the faculty unable to give A's. Sue Franck leavest-or was it Mary? 94 THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNAr.s IIllllllllllllllllllllllll IllIllIllIllIllllIIlIllIllIIIIIIllIllIllIllIIIllllllllIIIIllIllllIIIllIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Joan Fuller leaves after a bracer. Audrey Gallery leaves next year's skimobile poorer. Mary Jane Gidley leaves having memorized the party records. Mona Gill leaves hang-over without being hung-over. Betty Lou Givens leaves the last ditch for L'Middleditch.,' Judy Gordon leaves taking the key to the icebox with her. Peggy Hanmer shuffles off to Buffalo. Sue Haskell leaves Miss Bell speechless. Barbara Hill leaves Miss Kauffmann with the Smith Brothers. Wendy Hobart finally pushed Mabel off the table and left the Gail Hobson leaves for Child's. Dian Hodge leaves her clothes to Katny Jones. Mary Holden leaves in a hand-knit argyle cap and gown. Sally Howe leaves the New Haven railroad to Carol Roy. Anita Hummel leaves Gladys table-hopping. Winnie Hurd leaves her placid expression to Mrs. Forbes. Harriet Jackman leaves her poodle cut to Miss Mors. Marilyn Jaspert leaves, having revised the Novel cour e Louise Jenckes leaves Miss Weber minus music. Debby Jenkins leaves Mrs. Kelly without eilicient help. Donna Jennings leaves her kilt to Bobby Mount. Pat Jenkins leaves still making honeymoon plans. Liz Johnson leaves her voice to Mr. Ray. Nat Johnson leaves her tact to Nancy Biscoe. Leslie Jones left with Mike in December. Martha Kersey leaves for the Hoosier State. Connie Keyworth leaves her empty Kleenex box Mary Knight leaves her naivete to Muff Coulon. Judy Koch leaves knowing herself. quarter for the beer to the freshman who needs it most Margaret Kuhn leaves round shouldered as a result of her earrings. Bunny Kupsick leaves Hum's table for Europe. Margie Laing leaves with a dozen new book titles. Madeline Lee left with a song in her heart. Marilyn Lieser leaves her bubble gum to Kathy Roman. Katie Lorenz leaves NORM-ally. Ann Lunt leaves her posture pictures as an example for incoming Freshmen. Micki McAuliffe leaves those questions to anyone who can answer them. Mimi McCall leaves her femininity to Jo Gerschefski. Joan McCurrach gathers up her immense imagination and departs. Mary McKean leaves-- 'em up. 95 THE BRADFORD JUNIOR CoLLEc:r: ANNALS IIIIIIIIllllIIIIIllllIIIllIIIllllllIllIllllIIlIIIIIIllIIIllIIIIllIllIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Kay McKemie leaves her dancing ability to Mr. VVhite. Micky McTigue leaves the 29th flavor, with relief. Cynnie MacNeille leaves floating on a stream-of-consciousness. lane Marshall leaves an important page of her life still in the east. Kathy Marshall should leave some of her clever publicity ideas to next year's Masqueraders. Debby Martin leaves with dignity. Fanny Martin leaves, chinning herself on the next level. Margie Martin departs for the Far Fast. Marilyn Mathieson leaves wondering what hair style to wear tomorrow. Holly Miller leaves paint-spattered jeans to anyone who is brave enough to spend hours back stage. Helen Mockler leaves her neat appearance to Sarah Perkins. Sue Moll leaves kissing the boys good-bye. Pat-f'Oh my dearw-Murphy leaves. Fvie Nadal leaves her vocabulary to Mr. Ferry. Di O'Leary leaves her worries behind her. Margy Patten leaves Blackie', blue. George Payne leaves still looking for her perfect man. Lalla Pearson leaves in her tri-colors. Betsy Powley leaves her height to Audrey Clinton. Lou Pullen leaves for high tea on Beacon Hill. Terry Randolph leaves-courtesy of the phys. ed. department. Ioan Richardson leaves planning an African safari. Margy Rodes leaves her curly hair to Janet McLaughlin. Trudy Rollins takes her mirror, mirror on the wall with her. Cary Ross leaves completely rested. Gingy Ruddell leaves her inner tube-no-she better take it with her. Kate Schweppe leaves still clinging to her well-cultivated Southern accent. Betty Sellars leaves as a wealthy woman-Annals treasury empty! Cici Sewall leaves on a week day again. Mary Shaw hustles away. Lolly Shutz leaves her innocence to .loan Fogarty. Diane Simons leaves her sincere smile to Noel VVest. Sadie Smith leaves emotionally. Sue Soper leaves her scissors to Nancy Hawkins. Barbara Steinkamp leaves unrufliled. Gretchen Storch leaves her affection for the smoker to Ann Pentland. Dru Swanson leaves the second floor, telephone still ringing. Tony Swinney leaves us for the Metropolitan. Gail Talbot leaves minus one nylon slip. 96 TIiF BRADFORD -Itwiok Cor,r,Emc ,'xNNAI,S llllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIlllllIllIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllll Gray Temple leaves for a Jug of Mountain Dew. Ann Thorne leaves her Mother Guppy Hipping on the floor. Barbie Tri1n1n leaves with Cleo for the nearest hospital. Peggy Trotter leaves on the run. Ann Tyson leaves her bottles to Miss Davis. Lee Vaughan leaves her mysticism to Miss Godfrey. Kit Wallace happily leaves her john to some unsuspecting Freshman. Sue Walsh left the lirebells for wedding hells. Ann Warner leaves her organized organization disorganized. Nancy Wells leaves giggling. Nat Wells leaves the first place in line empty. Judy West leaves her radishes to the biology lab. Adrienne White leaves her grocery store to Miss Pearson. Mary Lila White leaves her slim waist line to any freshman Betty Whitridge leaves her grand slams to Micky Fletcher. Sue Wilson leaves those alittle pillsl' behind. Sandy Zelinkoff leaves Ramsey! a thousand dollars richer. The Annals board left yesterday. 97 who can maintain it THE BRADFORD NEWSMAGAZINE The pages to follow represent the work of one of the greatest magazines of this century . . . it is a timely publication. Ah, that word Ktimelyv brings to my mind the words of some great citizens of this na- tion and others: Thomas Jefferson said, 'fOn a date, when in doubt, Make Timelu No less astute and symbolic were the thoughts of Confucius who say: Man who not kissee girl for ten years much overtimeln . . . These and other immortal meditations bring me to introducing my- self. l am Nick, editor of Tymf, the timeliest magazine of the day. 'Tonight as you, the Class Before the Sesquicentennial Class of Bradford Junior College ffounded in l803j, stand on the brink of the cruel, hard world, l am going to jump to the breach, or ford the river or something, in my usual manner . . . in the Nick of Timel The items in the Tyme magazine of 1962 will probably read some- thing like this .... ART Art lovers from the four corners of the easel Hocked to the Audrey Gallery this week to see that famous painting of the Mona Gill by the noted abstract artist Lee-onardo Bontecou. At the door, as usual was Louise, ljullen in the admission. This reporter was fortunate to get a word with the artist, who, to no one's surprise, had no idea where she had been and knew nothing about where she was going. These words may go down in his- tOI'V. J 100 BOOKS Reviewers lifted well-bred eyebrows Saturday when Sue Haskell's autobiograph- ical expose of the trials of intelligence, The Diary of zz Co1z,rrie11fio1,',f Obj.en'0r, was put on book stands from coast to coast. lt was noted in the papers that the author's style rang a Bell on several occasions. Also in the news are the Greenwich Village sidewalk poets Cynnie McNeille and Fanny Martin, who have finally com- pleted their new book fin collaboration with Flossie and Annj, :ln 1l1fl'mfzzcti071 I0 Ullffenlrzfzffilzg the 1llfI'OrfllffiUlZ of Om' Lfzrt lifmk Me 69M Level. Aside from being obtuse, this book possesses illegibility, for it is completely written on the sidewalk between the Biltmore and llddie Condonis. This reviewer has not had the opportunity to read it yet, due to repairs being made on Madison Avenue. BUSINESS AND FINANCE The capitalistic genius of Pat Barney is at work againl On the advice of someone fwhose name is not availablej Miss Barney has opened an establishment called The Business on Route 125 between the Schoolhouse and Bradford Junior College Cfounded in l803j. Assisting her in this undertaking is Ginny Dale, who, aside from handing out towels and other neces- sities, offers free guidance to the misguided. A touch of humanitarianism can be found by the Salvation Army Band which hovers near the door, its leaders, Margie Laing THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNALS llllllllllllllll llllllIlllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll and Evie Nadal, collect money for their tireless fight against profanity. Congress is questioning the validity of Bunny Kupsick's monopoly on Vaccination Certificates, which has slowed up the 1ned- ical profession several years. Upon ques- tioning Miss Kupsick, whose arm is but slightly discolored from frequent injec- tions, we learned absolutely nothing. New employees at Montgomery Ward are Ann Tyson, Marilyn Lieser, and Bar- bara Trimm, they split with Sear's when they were denied the man behind the towel. From Haver-hill, Mass., comes word of Gretchen Storch and Mickey McTigue. The ladies have purchased the Strand thea- tre and are serving box suppers so the patrons can remain through the quadruple features. Weekly rates given on request. The famous bus smashing incident of a few months ago has ended happily for West. You will recall the accident in- volved the window of Childls. She has chosen to remain there and has in her em- ploy I Only Peel the Radishesl' Walsh and those tip-top of all tumblers, Flip- Over Vaughan and Black and Bluev McKemie, who perform nightly to the strains of the new Bradford ffounded in l803j Alma Mater: Shrimp Boats, or How Did the Pygmies Get to Americafv Featured also is Mary Cahouet, who can be found under the table searching fever- ishly for the missing link . . . Mary feels that the restaurant contains a f'Worlcl of Life. Nearby, on K'The Sunny Side of the Street,', is Carolyn Anderson's Bar and Dance hall . . . in her employ is Judy Gordon. C. A. feels it is the best way to keep Judy High and Dry. 101 CINEMA AND THEATRE From the silver screen this week comes the premiere of Cecil B. Steinkamp's edu- cational juvenile film, Chin P'ing Mei, starring Dru Swanson and Margaret Kuhn. It is an action-packed production. Broadway's offering is the Return of the Native, starring the African's delight Wendy Hobart, just back from ten Sep- tember Affairv days in Puerto Rico. You should pardon the expression. Support- ingl' her in this extravaganza are f'They told me Nicky Hilton was the manageri' Jenckes and Virgin-Islands Miller. The publicity was handled by Kathy Marshall, who will be long remembered for her work on A Farewell to A'S by Earnest Fitzhenry and 'KWhat ls as Blue as the Mediterraneanl' by Katie Lorenz. On her toes to present only the finest of entertainment to the American public is Nancy Wells, head of the Wells-Hays Censoring Committee . . . her most recent contribution to morality is the censorship of the Faculty-Student Basketball game of 1952, starring the college girl's idol, F. C. F. This production may be seen at all local theatres. lt is a silent movie. FOREIGN NEWS Under the sign that boldly states Big Bell ls Watching Youl' are those intrepid defenders of the party spirit, Lenin'7 Lunt and Stalin Burdett. They have WANTED! Girl to accompany Mis- sionary into Indian Territory: Must be brave, require little sleep, have firm man- ner. See CONNIE KEYWORTH, Hanover Inn. THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNAI.S recently done a revolutionary thing by commissioning the well-known dress firm of Hodgevitch and Bartervronsky to stitch a few low-cut tunics for the women of Moscow bearing the new Red symbol the Hurd and Hanmerl ln Moscow to further relations and make things Beta between Fast -and West is .lane Marshall with her plan. The first bit of action undertaken was to re-name the secret police the B.V.D. in an attempt to make it represent the basic things of life. From Honolulu this week is news of the furrowed brow of Debbie Martin, President of the Watch and Ward society, who is there to surpervise the Hawaiian Lei Party given by those swivel-hipped Hula maid- ens . . . Erin Ermeling, Diamond Headv Davis, and K'Uf Course Leis Are Flowersn Biggert. a note to music lovers the harmony is appropriately being provided by f'DixielandU Mockler and her Hot Hula Harmony Groupj Miss Martin need not fret for Diane O'Leary will be present to lend a lovely Hula helping hand to those in distress. Flash Blair will take pic- tures. ln passing: from the Lecture platforms of lfurope comes word of the success of Judy Koch who has been touring the conti- nent lecturing on VVhy New Trier Will Someday Rule The Worldf, THE SMILING CHINAMAN RESTAURANT 10 Downing Street West Overshoe, Idaho, U.S.A. Youlll know us by our song: They Tried fo Self Ur Egg F00 Young Par MURPHY, Prop. 102 NATIONAL AFFAIRS The Nation's capital shows signs of bursting into uncontrollable fracas at any time due to the bill introduced by Kit Wallace and Cary Ross concerning the in- novation into the American home of a new type of Coke bottle . . . one which, by means of robot legs, can return itself to the Coke machine. Their opposition Anita Hummel, insists that the integrity of the Coke bottle should not be questioned and that it should . . . perhaps . . . be helped by the individual. Betty Lou Givens has presented a third idea, that Coke machines relieve the Coke of a great deal of mature responsibility. The public is confused and doesnlt know how to vote. Corky Bauer, still trying to decide be- tween strategy and tactics, is handling Liz .Iohnson's presidential campaign. Liz hopes to sing her speeches despite unfavorable criticism by newspapers of another presi- dential musician. ln the Congressional race are Kate Schweppe, the eminent Dixiecrat, -lane liland, and Betty Whitridge. They are now running the three miles in fifteen minutes, liland is leading by a head but we predict that the Dixiecrat will win by a lash. The race is close this year. Mary Knight, perhaps best known for the title of Miss Gullibilityv fwhich she held from 1951-615 has pressed charges against the twins who in her words, were Franck at the wrong timef, Her case is being handled by the well-known lawyer, Margie Clark, who attributes her success to studying in a boiler room while in col- lege. THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNALS IIIllllIllIIllllllIIllllIllIllllIllllllllIIIllllllIllIIllllIlllllllIllllIllIIllllIllIIllIllllIIllIIllIIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll MILESTON ES Miss Judith West, well known in the East, was recently married to Mr. I. M. North in the South End Church. This in itself was an encompassing development. Dr. L. O. Barometer olliciated. Long range observers predict a small craft warn- ing from Eastport to Block Island will be the outcome. This week marks the tenth anniversary of Debbie jenkins' purchase of the Hack- Bar at Bradford Junior College Cfounded in 18035. The success of this venture was facilitated by the supplies of S. S. Hobson's canning factory and that epitome of the dietician, Miss Lalla Pearson. Katie Alexander, as expected, has re- cently taken a new Glens-onl' life. Another anniversary: The third for kIouncing Johnson, K'Curves Kersey, and Bubbles'l Burch at the Old Howard . . . the girls are unforgettable in their rendition of Here We Go Gathering Nuts in Mayf, lt is a relief to report that Joan Mc- Currach has finally eliminated everything that has been bothering her and has retired to the country to raise Swiss Kris to pre- vent sluggishness in others. We bow our heads to the crack-up of Margy Patten and Gray Temple, who have joined the A.A. as a result of Too Much Mountain Dew , . . . and saving the best to the last, Pat Jenkins and Tom have finally chosen a honeymoon paradise. They are spending two wonderful weeks at the Whittier. ZELINKOFPBS TAXI SERVICE Specializing in varied trips: sign for noth- ing until you see mel MISCELLANY The bridge tournament between Robin Arnold, K'Culbertsonl' Baumann, Black- woodv Dennet and Four-no-Trump Brownell has entered its fourth day . . . the delay we understand is caused by Robin requiring from one to two hours to decide whether to raise her partner. from one club to two. The fad of Ankle-chaining that has swept the country is being vehemently criticized by Margy Rodes and Sally Howe, who leave as a word of warning these remarks . . . Stay away from Yale and Dartmouth! The country place of Judith Farmer has come into the news again, you will recall that the sign outside of judith's farmhouse Nothing Is Tabool' here raised much comment and righteous indignation from such austere and respected groups as the Hasty Pudding Institute and the Dart- mouth Outing Club. It seems that in her new house Judith has everything completely covered with pages from Home Ec scrap- books . . . Sally Davis can be seen putting the finishing touches on the Victorian Period outside the dining room window. Under a Blue Mooni' Toni Swinney sings to Billy, that she Can't Help Lovin' That Mann in Stormy Weather on the Maine coast in Cici,s '4Se-Wall Cafef, PEOPLE Jackie Brooks, well-known loafer, has surprised the public by settling down in a vine-covered cottage with her iifteen chil- UNCLAHVIED NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE CHEAP! CASH AND CARRY ONLY . . . SEE GAIL TALBOT 103 THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE A-XNNALS IllIIIllIIIllIIIIIIllIllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll dren . . . still lamenting not having had a George time . . . the reporter was un- able to determine if Jackie was married or not. Bermuda is once more the craze since those sun-babies Kelly Brent and Barbie Barnum have formed their calypso band composed of Royal Navy Men playing the bagpipes. Lolly Shutz and Bev Davis, always on the road to something by the process of reduction, have written a new calorie book that scares away the weight at the rate of one pound per year. It allows for a banana split every three days . . . without nuts. Moll, Soper and Wilson, those gorgeous cover girls, are being per-Sue-d by M-G-M fMore Good Menj. Palmer Beverley, Sadie Smith, and Terry Randolph have ruined the South's chances of rising again by marrying North- eners, much to Peggy Trotter's disgust. Their husbands are engaged in inventing new mint julep formulas and have pass- ports to Jeff Davis' base. Sherlock Powley, who is heard from all too seldom, is once more sleuthing her way across the world. This time she is in search of Comfortable Comfort, the inter- national fugitive. Comfortable has been charged with abscondiia with the price- less blue vase from the front hall of Brad- ford .Iunior College Qfounded in 18035. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA WITH INSTRUCTIONS For Sale or Hire . . . See SALLY COLEMANI Bradford Ski Tow RADIO AND TELEVISION An interesting and amusing item this week was the uprising aboard the U.S.S. Parker. Joan Falvey Qwhose ten red-haired children can always be seen dressed in one large, blue cable-stitched sweater, chanting Hello, Ladieswj reports that it all began when Madeline Lee did her Laundry and hung her drawers in front of the radar screen. Gingi Ruddell and her nursery school class, thinking it was a TV screen, sat down to watch Mary -Iane Gidley's Give-Away show Ho, Ho, Thatls Richv . . . chaos ensued as the flying drawers ob- structed the view. Order was restored in a short time. LESLIE JONES JACKSON Expert typing of your thesis exchanged for baby-sitting. SPORTS The results of the channel-swimming competition . . . Diane Simons' protegee, Mary Holden, was forced to stop half way because her bathing suit wouIdn't stay up. Mary-Lila White continued, however, and won by a mile. The interesting sidelight on this victory was that there was no other competition. MATHIESON'S NOTE-TAKING SERVICE I specialize in assemblies, lectures, and small talk. Any bit of useless information that will be of absolutely no value will be faultlessly recorded for absolutely no fee. Call at the Oflice: Brooklyn Bridge. 10 THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNALS I lllllIllIllllIlllllllIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIIIllIIIIIIIlIIlIllllIllIllIllIllllIllIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllll TRAVEL Years of planning and dreaming have finally resulted in the Richardson- Mc- Auliffe f'We Plan 'Em, You Take ,Emu Travel Service. They were fortunate to have for their iirst customer Mary Shaw, for whom they are planning an Around the World on Water Skis tour . . . Mary has been around the world every other way. It has been ten years now since Mimi McCall took her tour to Europe, but to date she has not returned . . . she and Wal-tah have re-named Rome Scarsdale, and are raising little bambinos. WOMEN The corset world was let out a hundred years recently by the introduction of the f'FulIer, Whiter, Warnern bra. Not to stretch the point but we think this may be one of the greatest uplifters of the fem- inine sex since the boned evening dress. Of interest to some is the You Snow Welll Shovel Date Bureau run by Nancy Brewster. The owner modestly states that without the aid of Tokyo Margie fAuthor of How to Stay Single Though Marriednj and Marilyn Jaspert, Protagonist of the sludge method Qi.e., A cake in the face is worth two in the ovenj, she would be noth- ing today. The latest herculean feat un- dertaken by this humanitarian group is finding the ideal man for George Payne. Trudy's Get-chu-alll' Dress Shoppe is BARBARA HILL regrets to announce the closing of her PARTY-RECORD PARLOR . . . This was necessary because the customers learned the words. WILL SICLL FOR PLACE ON GIRLS' SOFT- BALL TEAM. in keen competition with Don't Be For- lorn, Buy From Thornel' couturiere salon. Ann attributes her superiority to the fact that all her dresses are tire, Water, bourbon and wrinkle proof. Trudy shuns these modern innovations. To those of you whose upper plate wob- ble has turned to middle-aged spread may we recommend the McKean f'Where,s The Topn School of Physical Culture. In ex- treme problems of obesity, Miss McKean recommends a knife properly applied. If coffee nerves threaten to become a borderline anemia, aid can be found at Currier's Rest Home, specializing in Bro- mo-Seltzer cures. There is hot and cold running Old Forester in every room. To the homemakers: That wonderful cookbook by 'fSunny-Side-Upl' Sellars and t'Badminton,, Jennings, H1001 ways to Make in Terms of Iiggsn is once more available. Donna was in town recently and was happy to report that her badminton matches have been completed. The delay was caused by Ann Crocker, who thought- lessly ate the bird. A hint of what's new in the fashion world . . . we don't want to beat Vogue but Lyn Ahrens, operator of that exclusive beauty shop which advocates short bangs, the See-Youn Salon, has hired Harriet Jackman fmaster hair-stylistj, who claims that the newest rage will be the Dachs- hund cut . . . all we will tell you is that it will be cut short and close to the ground. NAT WELLS MALE-ORDER SERVICE We have Remnants, Odds and Ends. Send us a card and get yours now! DO IT, TODAY! , 105 I How Can We Forget? Miss Bell, for unbending the hundred and eighty strong . . . F.C.F.'s Industrial Revolution . . . Miss Ballou for calling us by name and always being right . . Mrs. Blackmer for serenity in the midst of chaos . . . Mrs. D for her brief announcements . . . Dr. Mitchell for being 'fMother,' YValsh's unsuspecting victim . . . Dr. Gagey for helping to make this book possible . . . and for Mrs Gagey . . . Miss Tay for always keeping her 'fsunny side up . . . . Miss Smith for knowing us better than we knew ourselves . . Mr. VVhite for his utalentedl' transformation of milk-cartons . . M. Damazy for being notre petit chou . . . Mr. Moylan for being a '4Kitten on the Keys . Dr. Davis for just being himself . . . Miss Smart for her cake parties a la classe . . . Mr. Capelle for blushing over his ardent admirers . . . Dr. Vveishaupt for his 'fbetrayed Wirginsn and American citizenship . . Dr. Helmes for her Socratic methods and her red suit . . . Mr. D and the man across the hall . . . Mrs. Forbes for her hats and dead cats . . . Dr. Nathan for his ca-TEG-oriesn . . . rof Judge for lowering the boomw and always controlling his environmentl' . . . Dr. Noss for being our favorite minister . . . Mr. Wade for ships and shoes and Scottish brogue . . . Mrs. Berthoff for her 29th level . . . Mr. Hill for being the poor girl's Ezio Pinza . . . Mr. Welsh for his innocent look til . . . Mr Robison for his Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah . . . Mr. Batch for his trips to the piscatorial wonderland . . . Miss Morse for letting down her hair . . . Miss Sisson for her practical education in terms of eggs . . Mrs. Pinkham for her love of the human racev . . . Miss Weber for having a finger in every pie . . . Miss Lukk for her magnificent dance recitals . . . Miss Godfrey for her skip ropes and badminton classes . . . Dr. Pauli for charging his batteries . . . Miss Kauffmann for her 4C fines . . . Mrs. Farrar for her Qc fines . . . Miss Pearson for our extra poundage . . Miss Davis for her aspirin panacea . . . Miss Ryan for her love of young doctors . KKIJ 106 i'Climb high, Climb far, Your goal The sky, Your aim The star. N ,A i XZ! 9 X f r' ,f EX f f 8.00 i,fi fi Q X mu.. X r 6 - Qx 6 .iio f Q f 51I'5 Z ff xl ff l llll JM.. FRESHMAN Fluff Raw: li. Duquc, S. Clarke, B. Schultz. Siacomu Row: J. Hayes, M. Cou- Yuy, R. Biwmn, S. Driggs, C. Hunt, C. Slllllillll, R. Fl'CllCl1, C. llagcr, S. Bz1tclicllei', A. Gcbhnrt. rlllllllll Row: P. King, A. Eicller, J. llIll'I'lS, J. lfogzlrty, D. Damon, C. lfvnlin, Nl. Gerber, D. Doty, E. Harris, R. Grccnbvrg, I. Fl1rnln'rg', E. Dzlvis, Nl. Willinnls. F1Rr'1' Ruw: ll. NllII'llI111l, S. Scott, ll. Jlulsml. Srtcmmwn Row: D. lN'loym', Nl. XYVL'lklL'1UIll11l, N. Slmcplcy, lf. Bous- quct, NI. llqimilton, Jordan, NlCl.Illlglllll1, A. NIUITZIY, T. Pur- xis, R. xVillkUl', S. lVloslL-y. Turku Row: V. Pappas, N. Gur- rity, C. VVzmti-rlimise, A. Pcntlnnd, Nl. llnskcll, S. Singer, C. Wilsoil, Nl. .'Xlg0i', J. Routlikc, Collins, N. Pcfklinm, D. LvI1dCl'NNUUCl. Fmsi' Ruw: N. Taylor, J. Pixrslcy. Siicoxn Row: Nl. SilCCkPl', C. Maz- izirrini, B. Floss, R. Volt, J. Jeff- rcy, lf. Jones, K. Revmzm, E. xVlIlliL'l'. 'fumn Row: J. Rush, R. Stout, w - 1 - 1 L. Ollrien, li. L:1Bellc, C. Sell- m.ui, li. XVllll.lIl15, A. Slu-rmzm, A. Rrusi-r1luu1'g, N. West, S. VVall, R. lVlrw11nt. 108 CLASS '52 FIRST Row: A. Mast, Nl. Nictcr, J. Grillcy. SECOND Row: J. Mclgcs, N. Sol.:- klllll, J. Jolnison, C. 'l'limnns, Nl. Nlunsnn, L. Pzulintr, N. Oslwrnv, C. Rvmmcrs, K. Jrnn-S, C. YVil- liznns, A. SJINLIQT. TIIIIID Row: 'l'. Lloyil, J. Smitli, S. Nlinsul, C. Bcilnvsr, Nl. Lundy, F. NVlIincry, C. Jlnws, S. Ull- mrln, S. Sabin, C. VVl1itv, F. Rit- tclilwrg, S. Sinitli. FIRST Ruwi J. Nlnrraxy, N. Sclmillur, S. Tittle. SECOND Row: ID. Curticc, C. Coul- idgc, A. Clinton, Cardwell, L. Grimes, B. BrznIdCr, F. Brown, E. Putncy, P. Owen, Nl. Friulf lundn-r, C. Roy. THIRD ROW! J. Gm-sclii-fski, B. Vim Vrnnkcn, A. NVQ-sthay, li. Avcry, H. Crzlwforci, M. Clcck- ner, M. Hall, N. Ilzlxvkins, B. Griscli, M. Duzmc, S. Kaxdin, N. IR-inhurtcm, J. VVciskDpf. FIRM' Row: Nl. Mursv, M. Flctclin-r, Nl. Cll1ll'l0S. SIQCDND Row: J. BL'l'gC'I', A. Fxlstin, Czxponcli, Nl. JjllX'lkl- Sun, N. BiSCrrL', A. Biililifblki, Nl. IIlIllQL'l'liUl'Li, P. Clwvty, J. CIIVIUIA, J. lrxxin, J. llmcliwolllt. 'VHIRD Raw: li. Extmm, J. lNlc- PllQ'l'Slll1, U. lJlllllL'IS, J. Ccnmlini, Il. Best, E. Blllllllllllll, A. Fulcy, NI. lirynns, A. Erickson, E. lu-- lzrnil, C. llcilynzln, S. Pvrkins. IOQ Freshman Class ALGRR, M.ARY,KATIi.ARlNPl, 141 Robsart Place, Kenilworth, lllinois ARMS'I'RONC, CAROLYN LIMLI-1, North Drive, Fox Chapel lV1anor, Pittsburgh 15, Pennsylvania AVERY, ELINOR MAY, lVlain Street, Kennebunk, lV1aine BATCIIIZLLER, SIIARON LIQIAQ, 3919 Country Club Boulevard, Sioux City, lowa BAUMANN, EULA LoI'IsIc, 1199 Summit Avenue, Lakewood 7, Ohio BELYNN, CIIARI.oT'I'r: lV1ARcIARI-LT, 7 Woodlawn Avenue, Bradford, Nlassachusetts BFNNER, CIIfN1i1.0'TTE, 151 Nleadowbrook Road, Englewood, New Jersey BIQRGER, JOAN ELLEN, 135 Parkland Place, Kirkwood 22, lV1issouri BEST, HARR11'I'1' ELLI-ZN, Chester Road, Devon, Pennsylvania BICKFORD, DIQBORAII ANN, 329 lflldervvood Avenue, Pelham 65, New York B1SCOE, NYKNCY, 76 Laurel Road, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts BOUSQUET, llI,IZABIs3'I'II R1'1YNOI,1JS, 12 Thorndyke Road, Worcester 5, lV1assachusetts BRANDIER, BARBARA GI-1NI:vII2vI-1, 2219 lfast 45th Place, Tulsa, Oklahoma BRFCK1VOI.D'I', JIZANNIH: M.'Xl-I, 273 Griggs Avenue, Teaneck, New Alersey BROYVN, BEVI-:RLY DUAN1-I, 56 Northway, Bronxville, New York BROWVN, ELIZABI-ETH HI+1RsIIEY, Brownhouse, 551 Woodland Road, lV1ans1ield, Ohio BRYANS, MA1!11.YN WII.soN, 5005 Chicago Street, Omaha, Nebraska CAPOUCII, JUIJITII ANNI41, 2098 lV1cKinley Avenue, Lakewood 7, Ohio CARIJWELL, JOAN BURNs, 1407 Rosewood Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky CARTER, BARBARA JANIQ, Fox Chapel Road, Pittsburgh 15, Pennsylvania CHARLES, lVlARcIA ANN, 12526 Cedar Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio CLARKE, SUSAN ROWLANIJ, 201 Chinoe Road, Lexington, Kentucky CLECKNER, lV1ARGARb:'I' CRAMER, 340 North 24th Street, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania CLINTON, AUIJR1-:Y GIf1ORc:IcTTIs, 1160 Park Avenue, New York, New York COLLINS, JAN!-1, The Horse Shoe Farm, Rapidan, Virginia CoNRoY, MARY ANN, 22 South Lenox Street, Worcester, Nlasszichusetts COOLIDGE, CYNTHIA, Diamond Glen Road, Farmington, Connecticut COUIION, ANNI4: lVIARIIf:, Hotel Vendome, Boston, Nlassachusetts RD, HAZPLI. BRIIx:I4:s, Ponte Vedra Heights, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida CRAVVFO CRI-ZIQCY, PATRICIA YANNIE, 6426 Roselawn Road, Richmond 26, Virginia CURTICE, DOROTIIY :hNNIi, 1810 Oi-erhi11 Drive, Flint 3, Nlichigan DANION, IDFRORAH, 1005 Childs Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania D1NNI14II., DIANA LEE, 24 Bishop Road, West Hartford, Connecticut DAVIDSON, MYXRY l1lI.IZA1'4lC'l'H, 4-A Eastbourne Apartments, Alger Court, Bronxville, New York , 1 lJAV1S, BETTY ANN, 1280 West 72nd Street, Kansas City, lV1issouri in D0'l'Y, DOROTIIY JACKSON, Trapelo Farm, Forest Street, Waltham 54, Nlassachusetts DRAKPT, BARBARA, Old Denville Road, Boonton, New Jersey DRIGGS, SIIEILA LOUISE, 59 Summit Avenue, Bronxville, New York DVANE, lV1AURIcI2N, 23 Risley Road, West Newton, Nlassachusetts 110 'TIHE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNALS DUQUE, ELIZABETH PURDON, 160 South Van Ness Avenue, Los Angeles 4, California EASTIN, ANN, 2011 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Virginia EHRNBFRG, INCRID, Jarnvagsgatan, Simrishamn, Sweden EICHER, ALICE CATHERINE, 1718 Wood Road, Cleveland Heights 21, Ohio ELLIS KATHIiEEN XKIIRCINIA, 420 Howard Street, Grand Haven, Michigan ERIKSON, ALICE, 28 Ball Street, Worcester 3, Massachusetts EVEN, CATHERINE JOAN, 65 Mulberry Hill Street, Hamden, Connecticut EXTROIVI, ELIZABETH ANN, 14 Allindale Road, Needham, Massachusetts FENLIN, CAROI4 ANN, Walnut Street and Riverbank, Beverly, New Jersey FLETCHER, MARY LOUISE, 880 North Street, White Plains, New York FOGARTY, JOAN ALICE, R. D. 5, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania FOLEY, ANN, Box 547, Bay Head, New Jersey FRENCH, RUTH ALLERTON, 22 Ridge Avenue, Newton Center, Massachusetts FRIEDLANDER, MARILYN JUNE, 31 Paddington Road, Scarsdale, New York GARRITY, NANCY GAIL, 5300 Belleview Street, Kansas City, Missouri GEBHART, ANN RIDCXVAY, 993 Elm Ridge Drive, Glencoe, Illinois GERBER, MARJORIE HAMILTON, 3705 Traynham Road, Shaker Heights 22, Ohio GERSCHEFSKI, Jo ELLEN, 502 Converse College Campus, Spartanburg, South Carolina GORDON, JEAN ARABEL1., 1025 West 55th Street, Kansas City, Missouri GOSCH, BARBARA PHYI,LIs, 35 Disbrow Lane, New Rochelle, New York GREENBERG, RU'1'H LUIS, 64 Jerome Avenue, New Rochelle, New York GRIFFEY, JEAN, 2218 Troon Road, Houston 19, Texas GRIMES, LINDA ANN, 7 Rogers Road, Hamden 14, Connecticut HAGER, CAROLE WEBER, 454 Cedar Street, VVinnetka, Illinois HALL, MARILYN, 56 Larchmont Road, Melrose, Massachusetts HAIvIII.'I'ON, MARILYNN MELROSE, 17 Bancroft Tower Road, Worcester, Massachusetts HARRIS, ELIZABETH MARSHALL, 151 East 79th Street, New York, New York HARRIS, JANE, 701 Northwest 39 Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma HASKEI,I., MARY-Jo, 4 Chestnut Street, Georgetown, Massachusetts HAWKINS, NANCY KATHERINE, 307 North 54 Street, Omaha, Nebraska HAYES, JANET LOVE, 6514 Hillcrest, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma HE1I,MAN, CATHARINE, 126 Edgewood Road, Ardmore, Pennsylvania HUNGERFORD, MARY JANE, 91 High Street, St. Albans, Vermont HUNT, CYNTHIA LEE, 900 Elmwood Avenue, Wilmette, Illinois IRELAND, ELIZABETH, 50 Silver Street, Dover, New Hampshire IRWIN, JANE ANN, 24310 Lake Road, Bay Village, Ohio JEFFREY, NANCY CHAFFIN, 303 North Parkview Avenue, Columbus 9, Ohio JOHNSON, JOYA, 905 Highland Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania JONES, CI,AIRE JOYCE, 18 Bonnybrook Road, VVaban 68, Massachusetts JONES, ELIZABETH LOWE, uSeascape,', Ocean Avenue, Marblehead, Massachusetts JONES, KATHERINE ROBbIR'I'S, 139 East 79th Street, New York 21, New York JORDAN, JULIE, 6803 Grand Boulevard, N. W., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma JUDSON, HEI,EN CHAPMAN, 201 Windermere Avenue, Wayne, Pennsylvania lll ITHE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNALS I llllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I KADIN, SANDRA, 941 Park Avenue, New York, New York KING, PENELOP1-Z, S17 Greenwood Avenue, Kenilworth, Illinois LABELLE, BARBARA MAE, 85 Fairfield Drive, Short Hills, New Jersey LLOYD, JOAN CAROL, Salt Road, Wood Acres, Constantia, New York LUNDY, MARY JEMIMA, 25 Sunny Brae Place, Bronxville, New York MCLAUGIILIN, JANET, 122 Old Short Hills Road, Short Hills, New Jersey MCPHERSON, JEANNE, 615 Glenview Place, Joplin, Missouri MACRETII, SARA BETTERTON, 70 West Fifth Street, Chillicothe, Ohio MAST, ALICE E., 43 Wyomissing Boulevard, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania MAZZARRINI, CIIRISTINA DIANE, 67 Via Barberini, cfo Trans World Air Lines, Inc Rome, Italy MELoEs, JOAN ELIZABETH, 314 Orchard Avenue, Battle Creek, Michigan MINSEL, SUZANNE GERTRUDE, S. O. M., Center Road, Solon, Ohio MORSE, MARY ELLEN BEARDsI.EY, 33 Washington Sq. W., Hotel Holley, New York MOsLEY, SYDNIE ANN, Rockridge Road, Rye, New York Moss, BEVERLY, 283 Highland Avenue, West Newton 65, Massachusetts MOUNT, ROBER'1'A, 21 Hillside Avenue, Englewood, New Jersey MOYER, DOROTHY DOWNINO, 805 Carpenter Lane, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia 19, MUMMA, DEBORAH STANLEY, 131 East Orange Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania MUNSON, MARTHA OPPENHIMER, 9 Maxwell Road, Richmond 26, Virginia MURRAY, ANNE ROCKYVEI,L, 9 Midland Gardens, Bronxville, New York MURRAY, JOAN MARIE, 39 Lansdowne Drive, Larchmont, New York NIETER, MARGARET MATIIIIIIBA, 469 East Elm Place, Highland Park, Illinois OJBRIEN, CAROL ANN, 348 North Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Connecticut OSBORNE, NANCY JANE, Route 1, Wayzata, Minnesota OWEN, PATRICIA, 600 N.W. 35th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma PALMER, ELIZABETH IvEs, 71 Bowdoin Street, Portland, Maine PAPPAS, VASILIRE, 9 Highland Street, Portland, Maine PECKHAM, NINA LUTHERA, Fogland Road, Tiverton, Rhode Island PEMBERTON, NANCY ANGELII, 120 Progress Street, Saylesville, Rhode Island PENTLAND, ANN DRAKE, S82 North Main Street, Wallingford, Connecticut PERKINS, SARAH BISHOP, 62 East 90th Street, New York 28, New York PILLSBURY, NORMA LOUISE, 6 Magnolia Street, Newburyport, Massachusetts PURSLEY, JOAN BOwMAN, Cool Spring Farm, Winchester, Kentucky PURVIS, TASHA CARLDENE, 308 Thornton Road, Englewood, New Jersey PUTNEY, ELISABETH LOUISE, 1816 Devonshire Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklah REMMERS, CAROLYN ANN, 3300 Oriole Drive, Louisville, Kentucky RISCHBIETH, ELLEN, Gravenhorst Strasse, Lueneburg, Germany RI'FTENBERG, ELEANOR JANE, S737 East 17th Avenue, Denver 7, Colorado ROBERTS, ANN LOUISE, 1165 Madia Street, Pasadena, California New York, Pennsylvania OII13 ROETHKE, JOHANNA LEICH, 1222 Coldwater Canyon Road, Beverly Hills, California ROMAN, CATIIERINE RAYVSON, The Peddie School, Hightstown, New Jersey 112 TIIE BRADFoRD JUNIOR COI.1,I'1CQE ANNALS ROS1'IN141'IRG, AI,1C1'I, 21 Riparian Rozid, Highland Park, Illinois ROY, C.fXR4JI, ANN, Hotel Taft Annex, New Haven, Connecticut RUSH, JUDITH THOMPSON, 160 Westmoreland Avenue, Longmeadow 6, Massachusetts SABIN, SARA ELLEN, Berkshire Road, Gates Mills, Ohio SAFCKIQR, MARY FI.1.1CN, Box 611, Harrington Park, New Jersey SAVAGE, PATRICIA ANN, 1329 Manor Circle, Pelham Manor, New York SCHIIIIIICR, NAN, 2600 St. Johns, Highland Park, Illinois ScHt7L'I'z, BARBARA TDAIJC, 136 Beach Road, Glencoe, Illinois SCo'I I', SUSAN, Chamounix Road, St. Davids, Pennsylvania SELI.MAN, CYN'THl.A, S1 Ledgeways, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts SHEPIJCY, NANCY Howrts, 42 Crosby Road, Chestnut Hill 67, Massachusetts SHERMAN, MARCiARb1'1' ANNE, 1838 Iiast 31st Place, Tulsa, Oklahoma SING!-IR, SANDRA Lot'ISIc, 1927 Van Dorn, Lincoln, Nebraska SMITH, JoANNA HAMLIN, North Street, Middlebury, Connecticut SMITH, SUZANN1-1 MARION, 18644 Oak Drive, Detroit, Michigan SOLAKIAN, NANCY JHAN1-I'l 1'1'l, Pine Orchard, Connecticut STANARIJ, C,NRAI,E14I SYONIZY, 486 Fast Big Bend Road, Webster Groves 19, Missouri S'I'oU'I', RI'I'A MIlD1D1.14I'I'fJN, 132 Whiting Lane, West Hartford, Connecticut rFAYI.0R, NANCY, Blueberry Hill Farm, Lyndeboro, New Hampshire TIIOMAXS, CATHARINI4: LU, 105 Morris Avenue, Buffalo, New York Tl'l I'I.PI, SARA LYNN, 141 Apple Tree Road, Winnetka, Illinois UI.LMAN, SIIEILA RCJSA1,11'I, North Street and Osborn Road, Harrison, New York UNIJIcRwooo, TDI-IBORAII T'I.-XRTSHORN, 163 Pearl Street, Gardner, Massachusetts VAN XIRANKI-IN, BARBARA INEZ, Chicken Valley Road, Locust Valley, L. I., New York TIOIT, NAOMI FLIZAIzIc'I'II, 2530 Ransdell Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky WAI,KPIR, DORO'1'HY BARBARA, 66 Halsted Place, Rye, New York WAI.KER, ELIZABETH IDUNLOP, 30 Daleczirlia Drive, Washington 16, D. C. VVA1,I,, SARA JANE, 114 County Road, Barrington, Rhode Island WA'FPIR11L7USE, CYN'l'1il.-X ADAMS, 44 Grove Hill Avenue, Newtonville, Massachusetts WEIIDIIIMANN, MARIE-LOUISE FHRLISVARIJ, 8 Flin Street, Fairfreld, Connecticut WPIISKIFPF, ELLEN JOAN, 16 West Di Lido Drive, Di Lido Island, Miami Beach, Flori WI-:s'I', NOEL Roou, 39 Squier Street, Palmer, Massachusetts WEs'I'IsAY, ANN, 23 Standish Road, Stamford, Connecticut WIIINI-ZRY, FRANCES LOUISE, S51 Plymouth Boulevard, S. Ii., Grand Rapids, Michigan WII1'I'bI, CAROL-ANN, 137 Hazard Avenue, Providence, Rhode Island WIIIIIIAMS, CA'1'1IPIR1N1'I LOUISE, 725 Northampton Drive, Silver Spring, Maryland WII.1,IAMS, FLEANOR FRANCES, S102 Cass Street, Omaha, Nebraska WII,I.IAMS, MARY FI.IZAIxE'rII, 324 West Jersey Street, Iilizabeth, New Jersey VVII,soN, CORDFLIA PoR'I'IcR, Mosley Road, Creve Coeur, Missouri 113 da Better Three hours Too soon than a minute 'roo late. segw-.west 5 -an .sean- 'Y 3 W I C QUIL X f ff fe.: ,,.n ff MASQ if I 1 lx X Q M' g 1w25225Qf1 Q? o V fj7ff X4 1 ' 'X J UQ' I 'A ' X X I ' X!! P I lily! jf z J ' U' ' gf f Z i 06411, ,, X f x- 5 2 o ,f f 1 f A 1 1 M ,X 3 LLL o 0 I 1 X! V7 ff Y 0 1 X 'iff j rl! f 1.c'5ii17ff V wjQ5oQ7i7gf1 9 W ,LV,fVi!!f f XA V Cv- , , If X f' -P X QA o f , A, , 0 . 'rf' 1' X .1 - ,, on if f , Q, ff V, , i ,.., --3 . ,ng f 4 ft ,.O ,ng .lu FIRST Row: J. Pursley, K. VVzmlluce, K. Roman, F. Martin, Vice-Prssidentg A. Hummel President D. Dt ' ' ' i 5 oy, ,ftzimfy lfiamzif, C. Anderson, B. Givens, M Trotter SECOND Row: S. Clarke, B. Barnum, Scllzzrs, J. Collins, A. Hawkins, G. Storch, C. Armstrong, S Bntcheller, R. Dxuis. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The hub of all that is Bradford . . . three brown Card tables and those stolen chairs . . . red blazers and green blazers . . . Monday' evenings at 7330 . . . Meeting called to orderl' . . . Miss Bcllls ollice or sometimes the second- lloor living room . . . Doty always behind in taking down those invaluable notes . . . occasional ashtrays . . . prob- lems and frustrations . . . seriousness . . . the pride in our new Honor System . . . arguments and reconciliations . . . mostly up and sometimes down . . . Hummells great good and effort . . . plans for school conferences, juke box and Hand- book . . . fiendishly planning Stu. G. Day . . . labor and laughter . . . 116 '. Roy, M. Saecker, FIRST ROW: Rush, R. Mount, E. Brown, C. Thomas, S. Sabin, A. lixtroin, L D. Underwood, M. Hamilton. SECOND Row: J. Biggert, V. Dale, M. lVIc'I'igue, I. Ermeling, IZ. Gixt-ns, lwwirfwfffg '51, K. YVallaee, Sr'crL'Im'y '5l, Pn'.rir1'rrzt ,525 N. Ilawkins, Nt't'1't'lrz1'y lil, ll. Hill, l.. Ilullt-li, M. Kuhn, S. hlaebetli. 'FHIRD Row: M. Randolph, I. Nadal, M. NICKcan, S. Smith, G. Storth, A. XV:1:ne1', C. Ross, N. Johnson, NI. Patten, N. VVells, B. Trimm, A. Thorne. FOURTH Row: Hayes, P. King, M. Trotter, G. Temple, K. lafrenf, IZ. St-llars, li. johnson, II. Mockler, A. White, A. Foley, J. Jeffrey. .FIFTII Row: I. Ehrnbcrg, J. Gordon, NI. Nieter, M. Gerber, li. .Mt-ey, li. Voit, ll. liroxxn, D. Doty, A Gehhart, E. WVilli:nms, D. Bickford, VValker. l C. O'Brien, P. Owen, NI. llryans, X. Sol.rl4i.in, .X. lloseiilie1'g, NI. Alger, S1xT1i iRow: M. llungeriord, J. Collins, C. Sellman, B. LaBelle. HO USIC COM M ITTFF Weekly Tuesday night meetings with Mrs. D .... clean-upl .... HX ssemblies and als there anything else, Miss Tayw? . . . Put your coke bottles back, do paper bailing, keep quiet hours . . . Betty Lou and Kit keeping watch over ' ' icelv . . . the everyone and doing it n 1 Rec Room and after dinner coffee on Sundays . . . trials and tribulations of h furniture moving group . . . exam t C rules and regulations . . . repairs of showers, johns, light bulbs, and straight- eniii the picture in the second floor ' ' ' 1 extent of laying down laws or hall . . . undress . . . sh-sh-sh- . . . l 117 QIRST Row: Iirmeling, G. Rudclcll, J. Collins, Sf'i'n'Ilz1'yg B. BIIIWIIIUI, T1'm1.i'111m'r'g L. ,'Xl1!'c'nS P1'i'JfJi'11f' 3 I D. Jenkins, Sinn' Xblailagwlq B. XfVLllIiL'I', I'fi'i'-I'1'i'.viJi'11fg I'. Ililiiiiicr, Nl. Gill. 7 ECOND Row: B. Dzlvis, K. Lorenz, QI. Koch, A. W'1lI'IlUl', Al. Ixiggcrt, M. Ilzlttn-11, S, Smitli, II. 'Il1'OltCl'. 1HIRD Row: j. Griffey J. Gordon N. Hgxxxkins, L. Ililrris M. K. Alwf' S. I l , , , bu, Siitcicllcr, A. Mast. CHRISTIAN UNION Stylo show . . . DOE and DO117IS at Iirzulford . . . Book Fair . . . goodies, uoccssitics und Lciuptzitious :it the C. U. siorc . . . Llio wonderful fucliugs after thc Cliildiwifs Cliristmns party . . . Goldcu Rule Lliimors . . . moiictairy dis- triliutious for l1Ll111L?I'OLlS orgzmizgltioiis . . . .lxnciug under llio soul' :lull VViu11c tho VVlinlc . . . Flllllly and Boi' as IYI11 .md Mrs. Sllllfll Claus . . . douzxtious of clothing for the I .S.S.lX .... meetings with Ilyim and Miss Tay guiding the pi'cJcocLli11gs . . . unusual Qlziucc vvcclicmls with diffcrout doings . . . Dclvbids dc- livcrics from S. S. Pierce . . . presents for Portsmoutli Hospital . . . good ideas, good group and good Work . . . 'lluesdzxy :it 915 ' V-1 7 YV llohzlrt, .lf.fj,flm1l-Elf ffufg L. llontecou, Eilflur-in-Chic 1Rs'r Row: F. Nlllfflll, J. llzxrris, K. Ln in i., . . NICLllll4l'2lCl1, S4'r1'rli11yg B. Sellurs, Hll.VfIlc'.fX .'lIm1i1gi'f'g B. lirrmii. ' ' ' orl'1i ll. llill, .-X. Lunt, Nl. Randolph 'lu s I i til, .l riroxn Row: G. llohsun, C. Bzlumzinn, D. Martin, IX. ll. kin., I. I ' - -' ' A. Cehlmrt, J. Fzllxey, P. Oxxen. THIRD Row: S. Bxlttlitlltx, S. Hoxxt, QUILL MeCurrzieh culling l' ' ' 1 into groups with noise roll . . . klVlSlO1 lw gill . . . last-ininute pzinics for ineet- ing the deadline . . . scissors, semis Qluey glue . . . lwinnys till-ins . checking :ids :ind then reeheeliing cigarettes and circles 1 und . . . mack UQHLQ . cnlilillifllllil group . . . those head- ' A ev- lines . . . th11'tj'-spnee typing . . . ervone hand in five pieces of g -ww USSI P bi Business Pine Conegl' . . . g . . . seeing the wonders of Haverhill on foot . . . little packages at the phone ell uw at three A.lVl. desk . . . ern ' i upside down ads . . . sticky lingers recreating old creations . . . June rind the fling41tSpring . . issue 119 l'IR5'l' Row: M. Mnnsun, A. Murmv, C. 'l'lmm-x' , .s, .I. Lzxrter, ll. Schultz, II. Gixilley, N. Schiller, NI Nlurse, C. Sellnlxln, S. little. SI'-.COND Row: M. llilnnier, I. lirmelii U ' h 1,, .X. NX .1im1, li. Nlnnnngx, l'ii'r-I'ri'.r.ifi'f114 C. MACNL-ille, l'1'i'.fillcr1f, E. .IOl1I1SOll, Y'1'i'i1x1iri'1'g M. Lumlv .N'i'if'l1fx'4 V Rnll ' U, i i , . well, Nl. lxulin, .I. ljlziml. lllllkll Row: C. Beniwr, M. Lee, Nl. .-Xleer, li. Uixeni 'Nl 'N ' ' ' I ., . . .l.1tli1esun, ll. Miller, K. llrent, Ii. Brrmnell, A. YVl1ite, Fitzllenrv, K. lX'l1lI'Sl12lll I llni'flex', I Fu itx I ,A. .4 N. gmt: 'orR'1'11 Row: K. Alum-s, II. Brooks, N. Brewster, M. Gill, N. Alnlmsmm, S. Smith, M. Mcliezm, M Mc'l'igL1e, W. llnxwl, N. Wells, P. lieverley, D. llnnwn. iIl 'I'lI Row: C. Wrllll1ll11S, II. llreclcnnldt, li. Vzln xrlillllxfll, C. llziger, A. VVesthg1y, S. Scott, Nl. Nietcr, li. llg11'i'is, Nl. llzlskull, M. Cleckm-z', II. L'.1rilxxell, S. VVz1ll. lX'I'H Row: Nl. llryqnns, A. llickfnnl, D. Muyer, JX. Rcvsenherg, I.. Grimes. A. EllSlll1, KI. Gmmlml, Gem-scln-fski, l. I'll1l'IllWL'I'Q, .I. xIe1l'x'ey, S. M:-slev lXl.vXSQUl'iRgXlJl'iRS CCDlllL'kll' 11ml tragedy . . . lVl4ieNeille in the wings . . . Lil Counting the inonev 120 . . . critiw clieered for During Gener- ation . . . .Inne xml Cinnie plan' two sister queens in Ulflixzilietli the Queen . . . Hollj s paint spatered jeans . . . ninlie-up, props xml llzits . . . lfzmgle-eye l'lllen's womlerful Pfllglillll illustrations . . . L'VVho hnsn't wm'l4eLl lmelistzlge yet? . . . hglml work iiml lmrnl practice emling in Ru1nplestiltskin at his eleviliQh lies! . . . teznnworlx . . . that prolieesioiizil fashion show . . . seeing plays in Boston , . . Dr. C i.1gej s speak- ing . . . Llreznns of grzimleul' . . . stars in their eyes . . . Miss lVlo1's Lllhl her help . . . meetings, meetings, meetings . . . our lwmliling llrgxinntists . . . l FIRST Row: J. lfziriner, G. Sturcli, M. Mc'1'igue, ls'mi11crs Kllimzzgurg -I. Riclizmlsoii, 1'n'riiii:11l5 S. Davis, NI. Rodes. SECOND Row: P. King, B. LnBe11e, E. WVillizims, L. Palmer, M. Fletcher, D. Dziniel. 'll-XBOOZ The terror of the Freshmen during Fall tryouts . . . nioinents of anguish before the announcements . . . hilarious sessions in the Smoker on Wednesday nights . . . Boom-booin . . . Fariner's antics . . . Birth of the Bluesu . . . l resh1niin solo flight . . . trip to Con- necticut College . . . fling at Dart- inouth . . . making the dances bigger sensations . . . inore flings to Williams and Bowdoin . . . lVlicliey's uBlue lVloon and Uliouiyille Loun . . . nightly meetings in the Rec Room . . . ciga- ettes while singing . . . records for everyone . . . Heart of Ulf' Henrtv New lfnglnnd style . . . Night Before Christinnsn . . . ll ineinorahle year and ll URich season . . . 121 mst Row: A. liiclwig M. Czmlwuct, li. Kuisick ' 1 , L. Hunt xl. l-ullur, .M'lfrll1r,x'g I.. Sllutl, Pn'.filf1'r1lg Nl. Slum, Lfbf'af'im1g A. Clintnn, S. lNl.1flwtlx, I.. Pullcn. ncuxu Row: I. Rush, C. Mun' ' V V JHIIH, A. Stlnnnll, Nl. Cyl-rlwr, xl. Czlpmulcli, Al. Driggs, C. VVilsnn, E. Buusquct, Nl. Blair, B. Dnxis. AHIRD Row: ll. Nlufklcr, Nl. Yvliitc lf. Avcrv , I, bl. lwn'1nc1', rl. R1cl1:n'ilsm1, A. L'1'nckur, M. Knight, G. St Acl H. LB11' ' oz 1, .1 e L, I. fN.1d.1l. OUR'I'I'I ROW: Nl. Cunrny, Al. Rusll, D. Sxiunsmi, P. lNILn'pl1y, A. SNXlI1I1L'j', B. Nuss, ll. bliulsun Arnold,I 9 'tl E '- Q 5. .nn 1, . xxIll1.lI1l.. 122 ,R. Gl,l'll'l Clillli Swcct music nmlxus tlmc world go 'round . . . cxcuscs of lVl1'. Hill, l llnvc n cold during IVAAOLIYS . . . the suspense of llmc first insuring . . . Mr. Hill's incvilgllilc liulncn' during dreary' rc- liuglrszxls . . . lliu wan' llic iiRCtll1lCl11ll mmiiulul thc tim tnnu it was sung-and Ilia grunt success it finally was . . . CllI'lFllI1LIS music . . . liznml work lillcnl with lgiughtur . . . lists un thu liullctin lmmml . . . crgunmcd liuscs hcgulull for liovvalcmiii-co11cc1't and liouscpnrtics C0111- liincal . . . singing for our wide-cycll f.ul1c1's . . . music with lVl.l.rll. . . . Lolly and licr encouraging smiles . . . wonderful rcsults at Colnmcncclncnt FIRST Row: M. Rodcs, J. Biggcrt, E. Burney, N. Solukixin, C. Ross, J. Berger, A, Tyson, V. Dale, K. Wallace, NI. Ilnll, C. Anderson, C. Heilmzin. SECOND Row: J. Gordon, E. Rittcnberg, R. Greenberg, S. Singer, K. Cmnfurt, E. xVlll.l2llllS, C. Coolidge, A. Pentlnnd, H. Crawford, M. Fletcher, S. Mclgcs, J. Wciskopf, li. Pauley. THIRD Row: 'J. Murray, R. Walker, S. Collins, M. J. Gidley, N. Wells, A. Savage, K. Romain, M. Dunne, J. Koch, B. Trimm, A. Mast. FOURTH Row: D. Dennett, M. Martin, P. Jenkins, G. Temple, M. Patten, L. Jenckcs, J. Lloyd, B. Davis, E. Ireland, A. Bznicr, NI. McAuliffe. I22 'iksr Row: G. Stn-- lch, E. Barney, gl. Biggert, N. Solaltian, V. Dale, A. Suinney, I'n'ritlt'l1lg B. Kupsick, J. Berger, xl. Farmer, N. XVells. HCUND Row: l'. King, L. klenckes, S. Singer, KI. Capoucli, xl. llirliartlson, L. Shutz, I. Nadal, Nl. Patten, J. Cordon, xl. Koch. 'num Row: M. Rotles, M. Shan, B. Daxis, D. Dt-nnvtt, TNI. Nlzirtin, A. Bauer, -I. Fuller, D. Swanson, N. Garrity. 1 CHOIR Angelic in their choir robes with Toni as the leader . . . heautiful voices made Yespers, Chapels, and Nlontlay Prayer Services musically perfect . . . inanaged to keep lVlr. Hill worrying . . . small group with lots of talent . . . Working with an eye towards organization . . . getting the hymns straight for Chapel in the Snack . . . lwursts of unexpected harmony from the balcony . . . rushing back on Sundays for practice . . . sing- ing at rlndover with an extra laugh mis- interpreted . . . shining faces niiclst the waitresses . . . intricate anthems and Aniens beautifully done . . . impressive solos . . . part of our singing group we'll nerer forget . . . FIRST Row: W. Childs, IW. Barter, I'. Illzlir, S. L'I:z1'Ic, In Pl: fl 111 D Iltnnqt tu! It in IW. X'VIlItL', Ii. Steinkqunp. Srzcoxn Row: R. Mclienne, L. I'ezn'son, IE. Burch, N Puuxu, D Do , in 'N n ill P. Murphy. I I B12 oc Tnmn Row: I ROIVIANCIC LANGUAGES Faraway places with strange sounding names . . . tnlk on Italy by Chris . . . Connnent ZIIICZ-YOUS? . . . Franck sis- ters and their tnIIi ulvout Ifurope ll I11 mode . . . Iectures, n1usiCnIs and discus- sions . . . Como se Lhnnzlf . . . sung fior- eign songs to bright-eyed and shiny- IILCCCI Critics . . . keyed up to French interest hy IVIr. IVIoyI1tn . . . CLIIILIFC and tradition pIus . . . Iends its attrac- tion to the Il1tCIIIgCl1fSIL1 . . . French IiI1ns . . . INIIOTIHIII meetings . . . Nlr. VVeIsh's enIighten1nent on French music . . . Iegtrning :III nhout those Countries we'eI Iike to visit . . . the va1Iu11hIe itiegls we picked up and will never forget . . . we COSIIIUPOIITLIHS, thanks to Dee . . . I. IBIAZIIUS, IJ. L'mIe1'wootI, Il. Stout, Q. 0I'1nn, I VII ll l I-'HIST Row: R. St nut, NI. l'I1:z1'lL-s, If. Ilrrvxxn, C. YVJIIQ-rIw112c I3 Qchultr Y QQIIIII-1' , , . , , . . . L . SPCONU Ruw: S. YVAII, Il. XV.1Ikcr, ID. Nlwym-1', NI. Iiryzms, II. hlmls-'11, .L Rusvxllu-rg, II. IJLIXIS, S. Butclu--llcr, ,I- Rm'tI1Iw, il. XVvIskupI', S. S.lhI11. VIIIIIRD ROW: INI. Czxhrmct, Ii. Cmnfmt, AI. Kuch, S. DAVIS, K. NIIIYSIILIII, INI. Licser, Swvf'ff11'y-Tnvrxffwr A. Yvvsthzay, I're.fiJ.'z1lg VV. Childs, M. Knight, D. INIJIITIII, NI. KL-rsuy. FOVRTH Rmv: Ii. Pcmlcy, Ii. IIuh:1rt, AI. Mzlrslmll, I. Biggcrt, C. .-Xmhfrsmm, A. fI.lIIK'I'j', K. SCI1xx1-ppc, B. VFVIIIIHI, KI. Blwmks, K. I.m'm17, Ii. ,IuImsrm. FIFTH Rmvi WI. 'I'r0ttc'r, IZ. IIIIYHIIIN, C. KcyuurtI1, NI. 'NIcKc-im, L. IN-znrwn, NI. IIIIIICII, G. Ihuhsun, KI. I :lIxL'y, II. Nlillcr, I.. .'xIlI'L'lIS, .I. I 11IIa-V, NI. INIc.XuII1I1'. SIXTH Row: S. Smith, I. Rush, NI. Crmmy, .-X. Whiu-, S. Ihmc, C. Rullins, K. Ilummcl, NI. Rmh-s, D. IImIgv, NI. FI'ICLIIJll1LIL'I', Smith. SIWI-tN'1'lI Iluw: F. IJIILIIIU, I.. Grimm-S, l'. St:m:lrd, K. .xl'I1l9Il'UI1g', Ii. -IUYICQ, C. Rfvlnzxu, S. Singvr, IC, Ax'0ry, .X. I'vntI.mII, P. l'1'vL'Cy. FORVINI 12 The pulimims IIULILICQI hy VVQISI1 . . . :1 tour to Ifumpc tI11'ougI1 thc eyes of I'x1ll111f', CrofIcu1', and SIMM' . . . CSIDCCIJIIIF' Cr0CIxcr's nh-scription of her IHOfOTCf'CIL' tours . . . spcnkcrs and livuly dchntcs . . . IIl'ndfo1nI's mock Comumlion to ice who Iikcs Ike . . . Dr. Davis helping wimh uvurytI1ing . . . :1hIc presentation of Y41Ic Collfcrcncc hy Googic, NVcStImj' :md W11Ish . . . up on the In-:uIIi11cS . . . WVcsthny lnkus over :md kccps us from IIBQIIOITIIICC . . . IVIr. IVIOVFC from Hur- YLIIII . . . 11 pcck into mln- Orient with thu Indian speakers . . . gir'IS with quIcI. Ininds and gm cyc to thc future . . . :ln nlwlc :IILI 10 Uurc nII our pI:1tIo1'n1 plmlwins . . . ll Yury Il1lL'l'CFI'IUg IIIIAI ll 1 XIIVC YCLII' . . FIRST Row: T. Purxis, C. Crmlitlge, A. Clinton, ll. llill, Nl. Nivtur, IJ. xlennings, P1 ll 111 l llren Sft'rrI111'yg L. Sliutz, C. Mxwxznrrini, M. ll.1ll, ll. Crimfortl. SECOND Row: N. l et'kli:nn, S. Perliins, E, liousquet, M. lluzlnv, ll. llest, M. Klee nu L NY: ei lblcv M in-Ckei' J. Collins, S, Nlelges, A. ' Q, . . .. . 1 Q Qniitli W1 Gill, C. Russ, ll. Qt n R Bur Tnmn Row: S. Ullman, B. St-llzirs, M. B1u'lwe', YV. Hurd, Nl. NlilYlllUS0ll, V. Pzippzls. HOMIC ECONOMICS Girls with domestic ideas . . . the first meeting nt tezitime . . . panel discus- sions on Home Economics in Foreign countries . . . lient in two eggs . . . lVlon- days in that upstairs room . . . stir until smooth . . . future housewives listen to Dr. l'ilLl11 Rolili . . . mix in flour and sugar . . . help from Miss Sisson . . . add ixinilln . . . ll talk on Community Service from Nlrs. l7:u'is . . . stir .ill to- gether . . . Mrs. l itzpntriel4, lhqitllortl g'fLlLlLl1llC, gave ll speech on lVlereli:1n- tlizing' . . . roll out on lionrtl . . . tlint l'lLlSlll0ll Show . . . tlisplzlying talents of our tlressmnlters . . . form into singill cakes :intl luke . . . :ln zietive year untler leritlersliip of Uonngi . . . tliztt is etli- lilef ... , ,t. l S. IRs'1' Row: l'. YVi1li:nnS N. Oslwriie lf Put , , .. ney, sl. blcvrtlxln, I. lCln'nhe1'g, St'rn'li:1'y-7'1'm1x11f'1'1'q M. Lining, I'1'i'.vf,frr1!g U. Tlnnnxli, M. Nieter, li. Vuit, Snlzikizln, N. VVcst. FCUYD Row: NV. Html, Al. llayrs, xl. llnrris, I' Oven, rl. Mt-lges, ll. xiilll Vrzmken, I . Martin, Il Crzmtimml, .-X. Szxxzxge, B. lil'.lIlLlL'l', ,X. Mnrrzly, S. CHlL'Il1IlIl, ll. Davis, 'HIRI7 ROW: M Lieewr, B. Cnrtiuv, M. llxlxinlsun, A. I-Riley, VV. llnlwzirt, N. VVQ-lls, ll. Mrvckler, Al lfnlgzlrty, C. jnnes, VI, NllII'l'Ilj', .L XVliiu-. 1 C.'XMlCR.'X CLUB Click-Click and j'ou've gilt it . . . Laing at the big desk . . . learning the facts of picture taking . . . scenery' on film . . . planning trips to Glnucester and Rofkport . . . wzltcliing the lillns of rnutsitle spezikere . . . tliscufsions of snap- shots . . . learning poses . . . using of dark room for developing . . . tlntill of seeing negatives come to life . . . llnslilnlllvs that never go ull' . . . rushing about taking snaps for Annals Stall . . . finnny Il11Illl4S, . . . snapping Shutters and licncusetl lenses . . tlnrkness and light . . . FIRST Row: S. Moll, N. johnson, NI. llzinme S. Muclnetll, Nl. Kuhn, M. Clarke. gl-1L'0NU Row: Al. Gurdon, D. Sxxunson, K. Nlzll Al. lfitzlienry, R. Arnold. CONNOISSFURS To acquire that culture we all need so hudlj' . . . :art of the past and nrt of today . . . Louisels organized tripsito Boston and the fun they were . . . lVIrs. Green :ind her lovely home . . . Boston and the fznnous Vienna Collection of Art . . . delving into those tantalizing hook stores . . . flicks on Mzltisse . . . interesting speakers . . . Nlr. Gregorinifs discussion on Oriental rugs ended in impressing all . . . Numbers Nlake the VV'orld Go ,Round . . . those inspiring delmtes . . . Nlodern Art tzikes the stand . . . sunshine, pencils und Ll sketch- lwook . . . the new picture . . . r, .'X. Gallery, L. Pullen, P1'e.fiJf'r1lg A. Nlast, SA'ATI'6fI7l'y 'sl1:lll, xl. Gordon, Nl. VVt'ideln:mn, ll. Judson, S. Sopt' 129 'msr Row: K. Lorenz , bl. lWcCnri':acl1, L. llnntefon, Efffirn'-fir-ffhivfg VV. llohart, A,i-,rfxfiz111-Elfilur, B. Sellars. FCOND Row: Brmvs lx, B. Brown, lf. Nlartin, L. Alirens. ANNALS Stealing the key . . . the glare of the Reading Room . . . gorging ourselves with goodies . . . the ellicient liling sys- tem of our liditor in 'LGriel ' . . . our Miss Brooks and old Greek Ballads . . . mfnie depressives at work ..., s Xnnal- izing the Seniors! . . . gales of laughter at the most unexpected times . . . nights on the Cold floor of the annex . . . deviations from the work at hand fol- lowed by Come on, kids, there's a heck of a lot of work to do . . . meet- ings every night and twice on Sunday . . . rkh, reading between the lines . . . fruit 'iuiee at the Gageys . . . hurray for l,ee and VVendy and our best love to ljllp . - . 130 l HX Give some praise fo 'rhe winners They've earned Their name, Buf give your cheers 'ro The losers For their spirit in the game! XX 00 .I T ,Q ii - I- , '14 fwizag' n 4 I I 1 2 nullllgllllllf Z 'go' I 0 9 2 t A Q I! X Q f Illlf s F i J 1 O 1,3 131 i I S -a i Q 3 Z A i F I FlRs'r Rowt F. Nlartin, D. Jennings, A. Uebhart, Swim 1 L, fu l tmt 1 SHt'oYD Row: R. Barnum, .-X. Yvarner, M. VVl1ite, N S4 1 iin '1 n khklll J. Fitzhenr y. ki P CILLKW Q kltilll in, N ll 1 'lilllkb Row: K. lV1cKemie, l'. Jen ms, . . , ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Madeline at 5:15 . . . the first meeting in the Fall . . . Miss Weber's humor . . . hockey sticks and tennis rackets hockey a la kilrs at Wellesley . . . Bowcloin's splendid effort . . . Winter on the basketball court . . . Violent in- terclass competition . . . Please get your badminton tournaments played otlu . . . team spirit against Lassell, Jackson, and Wheelock . . . The Old Timersv beating us at basketball and our red faces . . . Springtime, rain and tennis in between . . . due to 'cuncontrollable circumstances in the form of wedding bells, enter McKean . . . golf, archery, and softball . . . magnificent Dance Fete . . . 1 HOCKEY BASKETBALL B. Barnum. UA o P-1 L. Palmer, M. 1-4 U .Ad H GS 3 C. 1, tccou, M. Gil OH bin, L. B Sa ow: S. DR ECON S Ehrnberg, I Row: L. Bontecou, L. Ahrcns, SECOND I -1 0 III O 5 m JE UD mmcl, M. A. Hu L? C 5 I Q Q E S U E E an Q lac r 134 K. Wal 5. M U C LE 3 Ld un C 122 CI GJ P1 A v--4 TENNIS BADMINTON J a O tr: U5 . an 'C CYS E ui E. 2 cm :ai O :rn .el Q. N a 'U Q O ui w C U .2 CD cd Mr. U WD C C5 L 73 U ': LL. S vi es Q 5 s O DG 55 E LQ C 2 .zz cc QS on TE : LE E Q f. U 3 2 P5 un Z D. Jennings E :1 c I-4 ns CQ rd 3 O D4 Q Z O O M UD 1 Q Q ., wf l w ' H Vw , M VN .,. V.. M . , . img- ' X f' A , , 2 , V, WWW . k Jiffy ' 'UW ':szaaz::s:wa?-::j':':51: -Qggjgr-'-:-2-gggf'-5,'.1 y': .:. , 3- ..g:f:g-5-5.3 ,:::,.:,-,. yy, W. A Mfwwlu , ' ' if 4? A W 1 M, -wwhkw G w 7 uw g - ig,,sr?S3 Q k - f vw 5 fr. ..-. : .-5-g.,:,.-L. -:y-3-5 , 3, ' mf' wiawm Wi, Q. :XRCHFRY DANCE GOLF S. ro fu: 4: A 5. 1-1 CI U .-C. N .4 Lf.. 4 J. U nz G.. :Z 2 'rf V. 2 Q F .Q E U M E M C. 5 CAD D rc: f ,-. E I3 C 5-1 F1 an :fi -C bi o U Cd Q U 3:-O 1-. U CQ 4, Harms. 4 .-1 136 SWIMMING SOFTBALL vf Z. ornc, S. Th 'C C A5 L2 Q F1xzsT VVaIl11Cc, B. K. 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Two Lulicx pm-mmcuLlpiuJ. Row 3: Has Nullmllmixmg slzxrlhnl you Indio? W1-H xmlckul. ljfjllwl h-L the ClJrILIll1U foul you. Run' li I TcnLtlf141Ll1'c4s. How did you get in them, kluf RA-.Mx for mlm- lwnulixf Row 4-1 ulcllsiflf' fUlll'XL'N1, il'SI1llCI' than you think 143 3 , P .fi W. wiki FQL-J il llllxi IUJKIWL' WH Un glxxxuv. N 'l'wu lumps, plum-, Indy W'11ll1i11g1m1. Row 5: Wvlmt .Xrc you L-ntimmg? Up in NK-W-II.1-.x111p-shim. UL l.iXiHg4llJN, l PI'C5llINL'Ew lfcstnsy I There is a 'rime for everything Gee? PULL QALARM Q ,fb Q 9 Q Q 6 LAQ CD W 5oFT rg Louo J Glnmplimvntu nf Svvninr 0112155 Rounding Out a Quarter of a Century In Service to B. J. C. Things Different MARJORIE POORETS Bradford Massachusetts Where Fashions Are Right lllln Glnmplimvntz nf Zlkvnhmzrn Gllanz Haverhill Tel. 2-1361 MAUDE'S FOOD SHOP BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY Open 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily Except Sundays and Holidays 8 So. Main St., Bradford, Mass. 0 Your Store of Fashion ain Street Haverhill Current and Classical Compliments of Records - P E A B O D Y' S KClIS11S Jewelers 53 Mcrriniack Street Gitgguzdaaids, Haverhill, Mass. Stationery The LITTLE RED SCI-IOOLHOUSE Qlnmplimvnta nf illlanquvrahvrn V nlvl l.,W,u---. wr' 0 Fl Ish l , Q7 Printers of the Annals ECORD UBLISHIN G OMPANY C oniplete Printing Service HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETTS Specializing in Genealogies, Fine Books and Publications I7-21 Weft Street Telephone 41-41756 SAM1VIY'S For SHOES, BAGS, HOSIERY That Have STYLE, QUALITY, INDIVIDUALITY 9.1 2 f ha f' -'B Q- xgnsi :null BOSTON'S DISTINCTIVE STORE Famous THROUGHOUT THE NATION FOR Good Foods 8: Delicacies S. S. PIERCE CO. BOSTON Stores in Boston, Belmont, Brookline Ka Newton Mail and Telephone Orders Qlnmplimentz nf LEIPP Gllnh Va 91 W mi? Q2ffiiffi2fQ223.S fi jif ' V ' 1 2: 551: fI5fEfEjf ii 2:1 Eff 52' .-:Z fiiivii if -2 wb 'xii if ns- :Z 1, - ' 1:5 1.5.35 5 if 1-1 f -1 ,- Vz:1,,.,.,,,. 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Main Street Haverhill, Mass. D. J. CASEY Compliments of The Romance Languages Club Compliments of GINN, The Florist Haverliillls Best for Over 30 Years Compliments of Haverhill Rubber Co. 113 Merrimack Street Sporting Goods and Rubber Goods If -uint! E' U X -, The secret of my success? I N Just this. All my lite I have made A. I I it a practice to conserve my energy ,yr ii , I tor work and recreation. When I trav- I I el I always go by train ' ' 9 M QSSKUN milf M4476 l -wi' Take It Easy - Take The Tram .gy L-In HAILRDPA9 MINUTE MAN SERVICE Illl Glnmplimentz nf Uhr Athlviir Azznriatinn gm excelknce... in Jesigti craftsmanship and quality O RINGS PINS MEDALSS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS G wmuucvunmc VIEWEIEISY -X murals s clusl w YOUNG 8: CO., Inc 4-4V2-5 Faneuil Hall Market BOSTON, MASS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Foreign and Domestic Fruit and Vegetables Hotel and Club Supplies Telephone CAPitol 7-7450 Compliments of 20th Century Bakery Compliments of BARKER DRUG CO. 110 South Main Street, Central Square Haverhill, Mass. Compliments of The Edmund Little Co. Office Equipment and Supplies STATIONERS 10 Court Street, Haverhill, Mass, Compliments of Glnmplimentz nf Sviuhvni Mnuvrnmvnt HP lantern Shnppr 41 Main Street Bradford FRANK BARNES Bradford Pillows and xIl'lI1III'l' Alll!'I'ff'1llI Imlillzfff of Dfffllllll 9 Banners INTERIOR DESIGNER College Pennants One Forty-Three Newbury Street , , Boston, Mass' G1fts, Greetlng Cards, MUSIC GRACE E. GREEN, Proprietor Compliments of THE SCEVA SPEARE C O M P A N Y Haverhill's Largest Department Store JANE TOOHER, Inc. SPORT CLOTHES 711 Boylston Street, Boston Gymnasium Garments Made to Measure OFFICIAL OUTFITTER FOR BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE Bolton-Smart Co., Inc. Wholesale Purfueyors of Choice BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, PORK, POULTRY, FISH, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS FROSTED FOODS I9-25 South Market Street Boston, Mass Telephone: IAf:1ycttc 3-1900 Compliments of Compliments of Mitchell 8: Company Shop in our New Pine Paneled Gift Shop The Home Economics KNAPP THE FLORIST 9 MIS' Carters Dresses West View Greenhouses Latest Fashions Say It With Flowers Junlors 1 Misses Cut Flowers Bedding' Plants Wedding Flowers Sz Funeral Designs Richmond Street - Haverhill, Mass. Telephone 101 187 Main Street West Newbury, Mass. Bo d-james PRESS, INC. Comphments Printers of O' BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE F I 9 n d QUILL and BULLETIN GROVELAND - MASS. Compliments of With Every Good Wish New York Cleaners JAMES D MURPHY Exclusive Cleaners ' for Particular People Flonst Serving Bradford Junior College For over 15 years Tel. 4-8720 Phone 3-3647 9 So. Main St. Bradford Monument Square Compliments of BRADFORD SNACK SHOPPE 115 So. Main Street, Bradford, Mass. 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