Brown University Womens College - Brun Mael Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1953 volume:

1953 BRUN MAEL PEMBROKE COLLEGE IN BROWN UNIVERSITY PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND eh; TO CROCKETT JOHNSON... . . . whose whimsical pen gave life to Barnaby. To achieve such a happy blend of droH wisdom and high good humor is a considerable accomplishment. Mr. O'Maiiey and his entourage stand as undeniable proof that there is a place for fairy godfathers, not only in the magic realm of childhood, but in the considerably more mundane sphere of adulthood . . . Perhaps Crockett Johnson did not foresee Mr. O'Maiiey in the role of mentor to eight hundred coiiege women, but he is just that in Brun Maei . . . it has been a pleasure working with both creator and creation, and we thank Mr. Johnson, not only for allowing Brun Maei to bring his remarkable characters to Pembroke, but for allowing such liberty in their adaptation. 9 This '0 is BARNABY. He is a very small and a very wise boy who knows a great deal more I x. 3-, about reality than some older people do. Among other things, Barnaby has 0 Fairy Godfather, and, as anyone will tell you, this is a great advantage to small and wise boys . . . MR. O'MALLEY is his name and he looks like this terms with other fairies, and certain ghosts and dogs. He is a bona tide member of the xiElves', Leprechaunts, Gnome's, and Little Men's Chowder and Marching Society; he has been nearly everywhere and seen almost everything. He smokes Barnaby's father's cigars. He also flies. When there is something Mr. O'Malley doesntt know ihardly everi he asks ATLAS, the Mental Giant who has a slide rule. Once, with his slide rule, Atlas even divided up the post war world to please everybody. GUS, the Ghost, is another good friend of Mr. OiMaHey's. He is a very nice, polite ghost, although he is afraid of the dark and of strange noises in old houses . . . Besides Mr. OiMaIley, Barnaby has a dog ARH ARH ARF! named GORGON who can talk. Gorgon has taught himself to sit up, roll over and beg. He has been allowed to accompany Barnaby and Mr. O'Malley on their journey, even though he sometimes tells shaggy-dog stories. Cushlamochree, m'boy . . . if olmosf escaped me! For a complete picfure of college life a nominal glimpse of Me female counterparf of Brunensis is indispensable . . . ahem . . yes, I cut quiie a figure on Pembroke's campus back in . . . ahem . . . Shall we descend? Beau Brummel himself! BARNABY VIEWS PEMBROKE Itis nice for Gorgon to meet a polite, educated dog like the dean's Minns . . . I maintain that cultured companionships ore indis- pensable to the well-rounded man or beast. A friendly reception FROM MISS LEWIS AND MINNS... INNS AND I are delighted to have an opportunity to extend our good wishes to the Class of 1953. We have great confidence in the future of the members of this class because we have watched them carry the weight of responsibility as seniors with such wis- dom, skill, and grace. We feel also that they have excellent taste in dogs, and we are sure this will extend to other choices which they will make in the future. Minns insists that, had he not been forced to take so many cuts during the winter months by his unreasonable mistress, he would be graduating with this class. It breaks his heart, but then the Class of 1954 would be entirely bereaved without his cultured companionship. Lots of luck to each of you from the two of us. Dean of Pembroke College Thatls a good one! And did you hear the story about the wall-eyecl cockatoo who walked into a cafe and . . . V The Academic View l3 14 uMiss Adams, is my book in yet? Miss Tonks arranges a program. As I see if, all you do here is wander around watching 1he Pembrokers come and go. Ht should happen to a dogm PHI BETA KAPPA Unprepared as Eleanor Merr, Alison Palmer, Viola Gananian. Not pictured: Laura Barlow, Mary Small. PHI BETA KAPPA Elisha Benjamin Andrews Scholars are awarded a prize book, provided by the Lida ; Shaw King Fund, in recognition of having 1 Such evidence as their success in can- didacy for Honors, and opinions of members of the Faculty regarding their general quali- hcations,, are criteria for the election of Juniors and Seniors to Phi Beta Kappa. Membership in the society, established at Brown in 1830, was extended to Pembrokers in 1900. ELISHA BENJAMIN ANDREWS SCHOLARS maintained a 3.75 average for the preceding year. Established in 1922, the award is named in memory of the Brown president in office when Pembroke was founded. Norrie Eckblade, Sarah Marshall, Anne Cahalane, Sue Goldin, Viola Gananian, Sue Silk, Barbara Na- higian. And a right fo fhe jaw . . . a Ieff . . . a righf. . . this Marciano is magnificent! THIUQ . DIZUM QMMBTaIJ M0051 308 I'm glad you recom- mended fhis Be'ela Barf6k symphony, Mr. O'Malley. It really is. .. VIIIII 'Illlb g o o o o FAHO 05 D06 snug, Bison With Dart What period is that?? Romeo and Juliet. Akmkqw E5!!!- WatCh that dUSt' Sparkling smile, talented touch. 17 Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00. Long black skirts and white blouses, bus trips to other schools, dances for the visiting clubs, hard work, and fun-all these repre- sent the Glee Club. Twice a week, under the baton of Professor Thompson, the seventy- five girls learn new scores, touch up pieces CHAPEL CHOIR The Chapel Choir, composed of volunteers from all four classes, sings every other week at religious chapel. This year, for the first time, the choir left the Pembroke campus to 18 mas chapel, And the angels sing-n BOARD MEMBERs-Firyt row: Jane Ware, Betty Lou Held, President; Betsy Turner. Second row: Star Bale- menos, Diane Lake, Angie Schrader, Sue Ross. GLEE CLUB for concerts, and sing songs just for fun. Be- sides giving its annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, and participating in the Latin Carol Service, the club this year gave con- certs with Wesleyan, Worcester P. 1., and M. I. T. sing at the Congregational Church in Little Compton, Rhode Island. The twenty-four girls also participated in the special Christ- 1th supposed to be sharp, not Hat. BROWN-PEMB-ROKE CHORUS Pizzicctfo . . . e dolce . . . The work of the Brown-Pembroke Chorus provided several concerts this year. Included were joint programs with the University of Connecticut, University of Rhode Island, University String Quartet, and Rhode Island Philharmonic. A Brahms concert was held at the R.I.S.D. BROWN-PEMBROKE ORCHESTRA The annual series of pop con- certs presented by the Brown- Pembroke Orchestra is familiar to us all. Also presented during the year was the Concert Series orchestra program featuring a guest soloist. The organization is composed of students, alumni, and friends of the university and is directed by Professor Martin Fischer. Rehearsals are held once a week. 19 The Board has a word with Mr. Fischer. Curtain CalleHamlet, 1952. A decision for the board. SOCK AND BUSKIN A masterful interpretation of Hamlet opened an especially Ene season for Sock and Buskin, the undergraduate dramatic society for Brown and Pembroke. This year saw a varied schedule of playSeranging from the unusual Glam Menagerie t0 the delightful musical, Beggar; Opera, which presented many new faces, and was outstanding in all phases of production. The skill and insight of directors Ben Brown and Miss Janice Van de Water are largely responsible for S. 8z st polished presentations. Well, m'lad, we should have you primed for the Brownv brokers audition any day now, .h r Sock and Buskin at its best. Oh, so that's what we're doing, Mr. O'Malley. And I thought I was practicing for foofball tryouts. 20 BROWNBROKERS Brownbrokers is a society organized to produce an original musical comedy every year. All participators are Brown and Pem- broke students, who, last spring, produced Anything Can Be Fixed, Which received spe- cial distinction with the publication of its score. Words and music were by Gil Bach, and Alan Levy wrote the comedy. WBRU is the radio voice of Brown Uni- versity and Pembroke College. Its program- ming consists of disc-jockey shows, news broadcasts, sports shows, classical music shows, and the always popular specialty shows. Its personnel consists of both Brown and Pembroke students. This year WBRU became a member of the Ivy Network. The age of miracles. The board takes a bow. Tune in tomorrow. WBRU 21 PEMBROKE RECORD Mary Loudenslager, Editor. Wm being interviewed by Gus, the ghost writer, for fhe Pembroke bi-weekly periodical, Barnaby. Now Gus, have you recorded how I foddled out of my cradle one night in my youfh and composed my greatest concerto for piano- forfe before dawn . . . And fhe time I was showing a child on our block by the name of Paul Bunyan a few tricks with my hatchef and I chopped down thaf cherry tree . . . And- Gloria Roserihirsch, Mary Loudenslager, Pooch Davies, Nancy Shustick, Bobbie Bolotow, Peg Ogden, Ruth Burt. The Printer comes at 5:00. The policy of the Pembroke Record is to reflect the interests of the college and to formulate student opinion. This yearis staf? preserved these standards with timely news, pertinent feature articles, up-to-date reviews and criticisms, and a series of constructive editorials. Currents of opinion were impar- tially presented in such events as the presi- dential election, when surveys. and polls were conducted and a special issue was pub- lished with the Brown Daily Herald. The Record fulhlled its role by backing major drives, publicizing committees, and keeping every student aware of the constantly shift- ing campus scene. BRUN MAEL ADVERTISING and PUBLICITY STAFF: Front: Barbara Fitzsimmons, Kay Hellstrom, Sally Cranford, Anne Murphy, Polly Evans, Joan Paskow. Stattd: Louise Sherlock, Barbara Sheldon, Joan Nelson, Mary Atwood, Helen Ware, Hazel Fay. Slandin : Sally Wilcox, Nancy Stiles, Pepper VanDoren, Jane lilleyer, Shirley Denna, Harriet Nutt, Peggy Johnson. PHOTOGRAPHY and ART STAFF: Fim row: Barbara Batdorf, Pat Okin, Chardy McGinnis, Connie Wrubble, Barbara Reuben, Matty Walker. Second row: Sophie Skadorwa, Lois Black, Ellie Stelhe, Anne Barr, Jane Hallet, Betty Lever, Marilyn Carlson. Barnaby? Who,s Barnaby? We found out soon enough. We found out a few other things, too . . . Deadlines . . . You,ll have to forget the history term paper; we need a few sketches, NOW? . Layouts . . . gLetts slant it on the right? thNo, ifs better straight on the lefty ttI move we don,t use lit; it,s horrible? . . . Editors . . . thNow there are just a few slight changes,, . . . Advertis- ing . . . HYou understand Brun Mael has enormous prestige valueh . . . Money . . . too little . . . Budgets . . . too much . . . We sur- vived though. We hope you enjoy the out- come. Ann. McGeeney, Editor; Demmie Protulis, Bunnen M anagtr. LITERARY and COMPILING STAFF: Fint row: Millie Seaquist, Debby Josselyn, Peg Nelson, Joan Herscovitz. Second row: Nancy Faber, Reenie Hogan, Pat Chase, Pris Dillingham, Ellen Leete, Linda Kessler, Dordthy Brooker. Not pictured: Cappy Williams, Arva Rosenfeld, Semia George, 23 Dr. ReckardePembrokek Chaplain. Fin! row: Pat Lichty, Mary Jane Kelly. Second row: Debby Roads, Leah Belle Korn, Sheba Fishbain, Chairman; Dennie Sherman. INTERFAITH COUNCIL CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Pat Lichty, Ricky Richmond, Connie Deering, Peggy Goodspeed, Betsy Jegers, Ellen Leete, Ellie Merz, Janice Swanson. The Christian Association is open to all students and bases its program on worship, fellowship, study, and social action. Bi- weekly meetings are held and among the many activities are outings, work projects, discus- sion groups, and lectures. 24 The Interfaith Council is a comparatively new organization at Pembroke. Established in 1952, the council endeavors to stimulate religious activity and to create better under- standing between all Brown and Pembroke religious groups. Its main concerns were the promotion of interfaith education in co- ordination with Embassy Week and the establishment of a social service program. The organization is composed of the highest female oHicers of religious groups on campus, a Social Service chairman, a Publicity Chairman, and the Religious Embassy Chair- man for Pembroke. An informal gathering. HILLEL Hillel satishes the needs of the Jewish stu- dent on campus and stimulates religious and cultural activities through lively meetings, educational and humorous programs, in- formal brunches, and enjoyable social afT'airs. Organized study groups attempt to answer questions and pursue problems of interest and importance to members. This year the publication of a newspaper, the presentation of skits, and the production of a TV program provided outlets for creative talents. Communion breakfast. CANTERBURY CLUB The Canterbury Club offers to Episcopa- lian students of Brown and Pembroke a varied program of worship, study, social affairs, fun, and fellowship. At their meet- ings, a visiting speaker conducts informal discussions concerning problems of every day life in relation to the faith of the church. Communion services are held twice a week for students and members of the faculty, with breakfast being served afterward in the refectory. A formal moment. NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club, a religious association for Catholic students of Brown and Pem- broke, 05ers opportunity for welfare work and social enjoyment, as well as religious de- velopment. Its many activities include a Christmas party for underprivileged chil- dren, lecture meetings, socials, and outings. Joint meetings with other college clubs, and Communion breakfasts were also held. Rev. John Farley is club moderator. 25 What's the mofv feer. O'Malley? No! a thing wifh me, m'boyv It's Atlas the mental giant Hehs doing research work for Brown Universify, and he just insisted fhaf I drink his newest elixir, which is supposed to make me gradually invisible . . . poppycock of course. . . buf one must indulge these men of science. Those parabolas are a bother. Words of wisdom. Faunce House Arch. What a way to spend an afternoon. 1011. Intrus ! le amoebae three litt 1e, Rt 16, two 1' ltt One 1 Ippon, Miss Hubbard, Miss R Mrs. Davies. Li... lluunnn Ah-ho-h hI 28 Hurry wifh fhe canfeen, Barnaby. Ifhink we can gef fo the survivors fhrough on open- ing I've rendered wifh my machefe. Deep in the jungle. If the shoe fits, wear it. SIGMA XI Sigma Xi is the national scientific honor society and was chartered at Brown in 1900. In order to qualify as an associate member, an undergraduate must show marked ex- cellence in two or more fields of pure or ap- plied science. The Greek letters stand for companions in zealous research? The object of Sigma Xi is to encourage original research in science. The society holds annual conventions and publishes the Sigma Xi Quarterly Magazine. Ruth Hessenthaler. 29 . . and so gentlemen, as regards the Brooks and Warren revolt against authorship, I conjecture and maintain that a poem, indeed Speaking generaIIyJ, nearly every piece of literature, has an author. Of course, if you will not admit a posteriori evidence, to wit.- The author must be existent a priori to the creafed product, I submit Merifon Latroo1$ summafion of the crifique, notably, The frog comes in on little Hat feet. To deviate, nay, to disinte- grate these generalizations fond, mind you, we are all culpablel is to abandon literature to incompetents and, Heaven forgive, Jehovah's Witnesses. 1 Secret? Not a creature was stirring. 31 Comfortable! Pembroke's active Spanish Club members. 32 Back to the carefree atmosphere. Cushlamochree, boy! You'd think with McGeeney as editor wehd be able fo find fhe Gaelic Club represented here. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, meeting weekly, pro- vides an opportunity for its members to learn more of Spanish culture. Dr. Lopez-Morillas lectures on his experiences in Spain, and slides, as well as exhibits, of work from all parts of Spain are shown. Refreshments are served, during which time the members have a chance to use their Spanish in informal conversation. Wednesday night dinner. READING SOCIETY Since its inception two years ago, the Reading Society has risen to a level of high merit on the campus. The organization was founded, after Charles Laughton,s Reading Society, by Nelson Jones, director of Faunce House, and Charles Philbrick, an instructor in the English Department. Meetings are held every other Sunday, at Which time two students and two faculty members, or some- times a guest speaker, read plays, poetry, and essays to the members and guests. Liz Anne Gwaltneyeactiw Jecretary. The French Club is open to all students interested in the French language and cul- ture. It meets every Friday afternoon at 4 olclock under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Barenbaum. The club,s activities include dances, lectures, and informal discussions. Every Wednesday night there are two tables at Pembroke where only French is spoken. The French Club also produces a play each year and publishes a French newspaper, the Pourquoi Pay. Marion and Mary Ellen take a break while planning a Sunday afternoon program. 33 FRENCH CLUB And so if is evident that when the wild imagination of a child is castigated of the illusory maffer and pure fantasy of its mind, for example, fhe existence of Sanfa Claus and fairy peoples, or fhe ability of his pets f0 converse rationally in the English language- fhe trauma is sumcienf to permanently impair the mental faculties of the child. CushlamochreeeA Harvard man! Incredible incompetence. The man is obviously fraudulent. WhoVs he faiking about Mr. O'Malley? +9 , .5 h i a Is that the proper study position? What is your reaction time? No time for knitting here. In ten minutes we can go to the Gate. Never mix study with pleasure. 35 The coffee house did not disappear with Dr. Johnson. Nonpartisan cooperation. Sharpe House works on the Capitol. Stevenson Rally- STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION This year SGA has taken great strides towards fulfilling many of its goals. It can point With pride to the Record column, In- side SGA, a channel for publicizing current issues; Political Emphasis Week, a means of stirring up civic awakenings last fall; im- provements in the college calendar, and, of course, acquisition of that sunny, but official office m Alumnae Hall! 753k 31 Pat Crabtree, Norrie Eckblade, Pearl Schwartz, oan S en , S b Webb, Betty Lou Held, Birdie Trauger, Mary LogdenslaZerFe a ta Aside from these innovations, SGA carries on the task of sponsoring the Blood Drive, conducting the Merit Committee, coordi- nating SGA Chapels, supervising the Lost and Found department, and running the all- college elections. This year part of the group met with Cam Club to discuss the problems Brown and Pembroke face in common, and to investi- gate the possibilities of an academic honor system. Floor: Ann McGeeney, Janet Price, Ann Stewart, Jane F raser, Marcia 1 Chapman. Second row: N ancy F ntz, Ann Peterson, Sheba Fishbain, Bobbie Kemalian, Laura Barlow, Darcy Porter. g f 1 m i $ t , Norma Byers, President. THE AMERKAN 4Q Hizrasziruau - FOR . ;' ; ouumrux. . , m FOR OUR FUTURE HEART ASSOCMTION One step nearer. 5 l CAMPUS CHEST In order to facilitate soliciting for charities at Pembroke a Campus Chest organization' was created. Through this, established char- ity funds are investigated, and a selected group is presented for a student vote. Those chosen are allocated a percentage of the Pearl Schwartz, Chairman; Harriet Nutt, Publicity; COlleCted donatxons. RCd Cross, Cancer, Diane Lake, Tnamm. Heart, Care, and a number of student funds are among the charities annually supported. The National Student Association is the N S A only international student organization in the world. Its activities include a debating club, a shorthand and typing course, brother- hood week, and the sponsoring of a foreign Fin! raw: Suzanne Gardner, Nancy Dodson, Barbara Nahigian,Ann d h P k Peterson, Praxident; Rose De Tommaso, Joan Paskow, Isabel Cohen. Stu ent on t '3 embro e campus. Second row: May StoneLJoan Yurkanas, Sally Robinson, Marion Ingpn, Polly Davis, Mary Elder, Joanne Butler, Lila Teich, Lucy e15. Rita, our student from Germany. 38 First row: Mary OtNeil, Dorothy Retan, Birdie Trauger, Ann Mathews, Libby Howe, Joan Bliss, Pat Crabtree, Edna Wolpert, Joan. Fox, Jo Webster, Sally Donaldson, Judy Siegel, Miss Len. Second row: Joan Stapleton, Dorothy Galh, Barbara Grad, Darcy Porter, Lois Black, Anne Dufour, PuPF Regen, Jane Fritz, Jan Crandell, Dot Brandon. HONOR COUNCIL As the judiciary body under the new honor code, installed in the spring of 1952, Honor Council has taken ove'r the Dorm Councilts task of handling violations of the code. Aside from this all-impottant job, the group must also coordinate the various dormitory functions. It arranged for the dis- tribution of the baskets of food to the needy at Thanksgiving, and also for the tradition- ally delightful Christmas and May Day Breakfasts. One of the chief aims of Honor Council is close cooperation between the administra- tion and the student body, particularly in the matter of broadening and clarifying the meaning of the Honor System. The Council deserves credit for its constant efforts to im- prove the working of and attitude toward the relatively new distribution of responsi- bility embodied in an Honor Code. 39 Lois Black, Treasurer; Darcy Porter, President; Anne Dufour, Secretary. No, Barnaby, that's not Nicholas Brown. '5 Augustus Caesar, ruler of the Roman Empire in the great Golden Age . . . Ah, the Golden Age! when men were men, and women . . . Cushlamochree! Indeed ihaf was a noble erarimankind at its zenith . . . Maybe we should have stopped righf there. ' What does the book say? No skimming. u When men were men . Miles gloriosus . . . erm paper. T Well-balanced college life. 41 UTTTTYTITT? gig; 1 uuC , 1. 2529' 5:3 9 - . ,iznusimjeizil . 1 ' 44 The Social View I'll go out and put this poster up righiL away. If's embarrassing being about after dark. Gosh! My Fairy Godfather is enterfaining the whole faculiy tomorrow night. He's rehearsing a dance number Miss Murphy relaxes in her room. 48 Are you rhe O'Reilly fhey speak of so well? Are you the O'Reilly they speak of so highly? Gor bli'me, O'Reilly, you are looking well! 0 righf . . . fhis step quite Am Miss Johnson at the focal point of Andrews. Miss Len smiles her approval. Miss Wattsiguardian of Metcalf. Miss Rudd inga moment of inactivity. Perhaps he'd like me lo accompany him on my Aeolian harp . . . 9g we canines have such acute auditory senses. You see, O'Malley' s mofher was a Banshee and... Decibles will fly tonight, Michael .Too bad Vil FOOTBALL Full house. FACULTY Inches to go . . . Fraternity parfies, m'boy, are arranged by the Organized Happiness on Campus group . . . a vener- able fradifion which has survived greedL crises of late . . . 50 Cigarette? It must have been good! Fraternal gathering. F R A T E R N I T Y Southern charm. Unfair odds? QUESTION CLUB Question Club,s chief responsibility is to incom- ing freshmen. The members, who are the heads of the major organizations on campus, plan and di- rect Freshman Week activities in cooperation With the administration and are ready to answer any and all questions freshmen might ask. The club helps the girls through their first hectic week at college and aids them in orienting and adjusting themselves to Pembroke. During the year it spon- sors coffee hours where students and faculty meet on an informal basis. This year during the rush of freshman week it took an evening of? and went to the outihg cabin, as two of the pictures below disclose. Introductions at the Presidenth Tea. High living at the Outing Cabin. QUESTION CLUB: Jane Fraser, President; Laura Barlow, Mary LQudenslager, Nor- ma Byers, Ann McGeeney, Betty Lou Held, Norrie Ekblade, Nancy Fritz, Bar- bara Kemalian, Darcy Porter, Joan Spence, Sheba Fishbain. Because Laura missed her Phi Bete picture! 5m In. e :S555'353itga. - 15': 5 -wu - n , - ,- 3:5 AT WORK: Reenie Hogan, Liz Kreusler, J0 Webster, Libby Hogan, fofy Morgan, Joan Girard. B R O W N I E 5 Gail checks the records. The man who said hAll work and no play makes Jack a dull boyh, must have had a Pembroker in mind. The social aspect of Pembroke life is the charge of Brownies, which supervises the social calendar made up in conjunction with Brown; the Freshman Dance, run to introduce Pembroke and Brown Freshmen; the Charity Ball, held for the benefit of Campus Chest. In addition, the A11- Campus Fashion Show, Christmas Ball, May Day contest, Junior Prom, Freshman-Sophomore Dance, and Ivy Night all come under Brownie guidance. Each class takes part in activities through its two representatives to the board. Sally is ready to strike out a tune. CO-CHAIRMEN OF FASHION SHOW: Joan Girard and Ellie Jensen. BROWNIE OFFICERS: Jane Fraser, Praxidmt; Libby Hogan, Vice- Prtndmt; Joan erard, Treasurer. S3 'd 3 a . . '0 9.1 9 Va But Mr. O'Malley, the girls are counting on you running that new play againsf Vassar. They said that group cooperation depends . . . . 7.....undnunm t h , 0 y e u - g. ? o . 4 a f ; m A.A. BOARD-Fim row: Betty Leaver, Ann Matthews, Jane Ware, Barbara Carucci, Paula Laird, Joan Roberts. Second row: Ann Dufour, Marcia Finberg, Louise Sherlock, Edith Veit, Nancy Fritz, Betty Lou Held, Joan Yurkunas. Third row: Reggie Sullivan, Celia Richmond, Millicent McSherry, Sue Goldin, Marcia Wallace, Lou Anthony. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association co-ordinates campus athletic activities and tries to bring the gym de- partment and the student body into closer con- tact. Among the highlights of this yeafs activities were a hocky meet With the English Touring Team, the annual AA ban- quet, and two chapels, the latter a comedy act featuring the Pem- broke faculty. AA also sponsored a recital of the Dance Club. The Officers. F ritzie, President. 54 The Dorm Representatives. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Laura Barlow, Preyidmt; Libby Hogan, Vitt-Prexident; Bunny Dolan, Secretary-Treamrn; Sabra Webb, S.G.A. Reprtxmtative. SOPHQMORE CLASS OFFICERSI'Ann Stewart, Presidmt; Judy Karelltz, Vige-Prexidmt; Harriet Waterman, Secretary-TreaJ- war; Judy Slegal, S.G.A. Reprexentatiw. Can you believe if! These young ladies are fhe A.A.U.W. presidents and Civic Committee-women of tomorrow! CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Nancy Shustick, Secretary-Trem- um; Pat Crabtree, S.G.A. Representativt; Sally Donaldson, Vice-Pruidmt; Birdie Traugcr, Praident. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Marcia Chapman, S.G.A. Rep- rexentatiw; Anne Coultef, Secrttary- Treasurer; Judy Kweskm, V ice-Prwident; Janet Pnce, Prelident. Such glories are buf transient- and you may quofe me. Laughing 0n the outside. The line-up. FRESHMAN WEEK Freshman Week is the beginning of a new life for two hundred girls: moving into a new dormi- tory; pajama-party house meetings; introduction to the academic side of college life through a long series of exams. On the gayer side are'the Fresh- man Dance, open houses, and Field Day. The teas The long and the short ofit. provide a chance for the students to meet Dean Lewis, President Wriston, the faculty, and the clergy. Freshmen meet the clergy. 7g 56 I O Candlelight Service. SCUT WEEK An early awakening at 6 a. m., hurried dressing in two different shoes, name tag bibs, and fresh- man beanies, mark the beginning of Scut Week. Although it may seem like a senior,s chance for revenge, the purpose of the week is to give fresh- men and seniors an opportunity to get to know one another. Revolts in freshman dorms, marching down the street under senior superVision, singing and exercising on Andrews terrace, scut chapel, and sent court are all a part of the hazing. Despite complaints, the atmosphere is more of fun than of seriousness, and the candlelight service marks oHicial acceptance into Pembroke College, Ordeals of a scut. Let nothing stand between us. Where have you been, Mr. O'Malley? I've undergone a horrible experi- ence, m'boy! It seems a senior misfook me fgr her scuf and I've been incarcerated in the Harris collec- tion for three days, because I didn'f get her windows clean. FIELD HOCKEYeFirJt row: Margot Wood, Gar Cald- well, Ginny Nelson, Edith Veit, Barbara Batdorf. Stcond row: Dalia Devenis, Barbara Freuhauf, Lou Anthony, Blythe Barnes, Helen Heckel. Third row: Nancy Fritz, Ann Matthews, Paula Laird, Ginny Russo, Kitsie Day. SPEEDBALL-Fint row: Sue Goldin, Connie Dearing, Ann Wyllie, Pearl Schwartz, Celia Richmond, Marcia Wallace. Second row: Puff Regan, Joan Flaherty, Nancy Schattenfield, Miss Ogilvie, Betty Leaver, Jo Chiotinos, Pat Collins. FALL SPORTS Hockey sticks, shin guards, bows, arrows, spe- balls, lacrosse sticks, and tennis rackets are part of the equipment that is used for fall sports Pembroke. Besides regular physical educati classes in the various sports, club and class tea are also formed. This year, the British hock team played at Pembroke, and was entertained v the Athletic Association. GYM STAFF-Fim row: Miss Underhill, Miss Rudd, Mrs. Lindner. Second row: Miss Coakley, Miss Ogilvie. Ballet or lacrosse? A strenuous game? Up and over. I've decided to offer my services to the gym deparf- menf as Indoor Parcheesee Coach. Physical fitness is invalu- able . . . Gee, that's befter than 'my parHime iob beating the tom-fom for modern dance! Our helping hands. Pat and Tony. SPECIAL FRIENDS Frank, Peter, Steve, Phil. Mac-always this smile and a friendly word. 60 Where are the halos? Building a winner. Pretty cheerful for an eight dclock. A N G E LL H O U S E Wehre Angells born, wehre Angells bred -Never to be forgotten: The J Cs, Matty and Jane . Angell Hart . . . A1 . . . Scut Week, when Angells turned devils, Habdi- anvana! . . . hWashington Confidentialn and the S. G. A. Award . . . the bowling team . . . hopen-open house,, and seventeen neat rooms . . . hChloeh . . . The rambling rose! ALLINSON HOUSE Allinson House . . . the first party at the Field Houseea great success . . . the shop- ping trip for the- Christmasebasket . . . the Christmas party . . . stuffed animals under a lighted tree . . . Grand Central Station on the third Hoor . . . the greatest love for Dottie and Chris . . . last minute cramming for exams . . . Miss Bt'unelFs hot chocolate. They go Pogo. 'There will be . . . Charge! A few members of the dining room committee-Top raw: Miss Law, Ann McGeeney, Nancy Harrold, Mrs. O,Hare. Bottom row: Judy Preston, May Stone, Edna Wolpert, and Norrie Ekblade. Mining: Jean Fielder, Frhn Smith, Devorah Boxer, Judy Siegal, and Barbara Brown. THE FASHION SHOW The Joan-El Shop featured typical college wardrobes With frothy eyening gowns, cock- tail dresses, cashmeres and tweeds. Flannel nightshirts and animals to match were a novel addition. During intermission, the Mayon Shop showed play clothes from Cen- tral America. Michael MacPherson made his annual appearance. Cups for the best-dressed dorm and all-campus model were awarded to Peggy Lange from Miller and Sheila Saun- ders from King House, respectively. Second place: West Andrews- Just in Love. MODELS: Betty Hogan-Allinson House, Bea Roberts-Whittier, Margo Gunther- Angell, Betty Jane BoweSeMetcalf, Sheila SaunderSeKing, Peg LangeeMiller, Martha Day-City Girls, Polly Betts-Sharpe, Lynn WilliamSeWest Andrews, Mary Jane Mikuriyaw-Bates. Mining: Joan Fox-East Andrews. Sheila Saunders, All Model; Peg Lange, Best Dressed Dormitory. The Song Contest of 1952 brought to light an unusual group called the Chattertocks. These songsters from.Sharpe House won first place with their original comedy take-off on Brown,s Jabberwocks and with a slight change of costume have continued their song fests this year. In second place was West Andrews led by E. J. Raab. The East: House group captured third place With their clever four-part harmony. Campus SONG CONTEST Winning group: Sharpe House Chattertocks; Lynn Johnson and Dolly SenerchiaeLeudtn. 64 The long wait. MILLER HALL Aaahh! It will look different tonight. Under the leadership of Mary O,Nei1, Miller participated in all-campus and inter-dormitory activities. In a successful attempt to set a prece- dent, its girls gave a hGrey Flannelsh party for invited guests. The dorm added to Christmas weekend festivities with its HChristmas in Candy- Iand,, dance on the evening of the formal. Peg Lange won for her house the Fashion Show cup and title of Best-Dressed Dormitory. This year, Miss Gretchen Tonks came from Texas to become Millerhs enthusiastic housemother as well as Assistant Dean of the college. Christmas festivities. One of the highlights of the year for the sixty- Eve hillegitst, of Metcalps house mother, Doris. Watts, was the Christmas Dance. Large murals depicting the Twelve Days of Christmas lined the walls. Drums, geese, pipers, lads, and ladies looked down upon the dancers, while favors, of five golden rings, carried out the theme. Metcalf held a television party the night of elections, and the girls kept themselves awake with coffee, cider, and doughnuts until the final results came through. In the field of sports, Met- calf holds the dorm badminton title. Getting ready for zero hour. Did you make it? METCALF Cramming for hnals. 65 The King and Queen. CHRISTMAS WEEKEND Paint speckled jeans and shirts were cast aside for holiday apparelifrantic last minute crises for- gotten as Pembrokers and their escorts gazed at the Big Three a la Christmas Spirit. The terrace was transformed into an organ loft with the three dorms as a backdrop. T0 reign over this festive gathering were BJ. and Doug, mg and Queen of the ball. Saturday afternoon the Junior Class presented hHansel and Gretel? Sunday morning the seniors were up with the dawn to serenade Dean Lewis and the freshman houses, then back to Andrews for the Cl ristmas breakfast. I have been unanimously elected to lead the caroling Sunday morning and to serve as Chrisf- mas free angel, m'boy . . . type casting . . . XV Deck the halls with boughs of holly. Don we now our gay apparel. Troll the Ancient Yuletide Carol. Fa-la-la-la-la! fis the season to be Jolly. f3?! The oddest thing, Gorgon . . . l was iusf asking a Pembroker if she had a good time at Jackson, and without a word she picked up her crutch and threw it at me. BADMIN'rON-Fim row: Peg Johnson, Sue Goldin. Second row: Jean Schuback, Ginny Nelson, Norrie Ekblade, Gail Glover, Collette Renaud, Miss Ogilvie. BASKETBALL'Fl'rIt row: Marcia Finberg, Kitsie Day, Dian Mergentime, Sabra Webb', Miss Coakly, Lou Anthony, Dot Brandon, Helen Hecklc, Stcond row: Faith Kelly, PuH Regan, Betty Leaver, Nancy Fritz, Judy Siegal, Helen Shepherd, Mary O Neil, Bimbo Parshley. WINTER SPORTS Let your arm follow the ball. With the coming of winter, Pembroke,s athletic life returns indoors to such sports as badminton, bowling, basketball, swimming, and fencing. Club and class teams are formed, and inter-dormitory tournaments held. This year Mrs. Lindnefs new course, the Theory of Dance, aroused much inter- est; many students took part in it. The Sharpies! SHARPE HOUSE Monkey shines? What to remember about Sharpe House? . . . The J. Cfs, Birdie and Betsy, housemother, Miss Boudette . . . The dorm nearest Brown tconvenient for classesh . . . Third and fourth for bridge? . . . The Political Zoo . . . Three pinnings and an en- gagement . . . weekly escapes to Toy Sun,s and Applebaumhs. . . fire drills: out in the cold again? 36 variables 2 1 Sharp? constant! Setting out for a stroll. Opposite Pembroke Hall and just a short walk from the Brown Campus, Whittier House is con- veniently located both for classes and meals. Its 1952-53 memories star Miss Len as housemother and Santa Claus, and Chardy and Pat as life-long members. The stars and their brood will recall nightly dancing exhibitions, Sunday conee ses- sions, Halloween scavenger hunts. In the invita- tion line, the ueighty-boys-invited-and-only-twen- ty-came party stole the show. WHITTIER HOUSE Iths hard to fmd time for study. I wonder why those girls in the car are laughing . . . . . . Very perplexing m'boy . . . quite hysferical . . . about a reprieve of some sort . . . something about gym exemption, I believe . . . CITY GIRLS hWhots 0n bells? uDonht forget your keyV hHave you signed outfw These and other typical remarks have a place in the City Girlsh college life at last. For the second full year, West House has been the center of their activities on campus. Brimming with life, warmth, and comport, the house has been the answer to many of the problems CITY GIRLS, OFFICERS: Joan Spence, Pren'dmt; Sabra Webb, VicE-Prexidmt; Kay Hellstrom, Secre- tary- Trtamrer. Heading home. Ye olde lunch hour. which confront the Pembrokers who com- mute. Eating lunch in the Gate and making bus connections belong exclusively to the lives of the City Girls. They have coke par- ties and food sales which many dorm girls attend. The hOpen-House, the Mother- daughter tea, and other social events are held at West House. BOARD: Sue Gardner, Denny Mantzaris, Joan Spence, Bimbo Parshley, Joyce Sallet, Sabra Webb, Dorothy Galli, Elaine Annotti, Joan Powers, Kay Hellstrom, Sally Shaw, Anne Clower, Joan Staple- ton, Marjorie Jenckes. Lunch or study time? Just a backdrop or does it run? EAST AND WEST ANDREWS Andrews . . . hmm . . . Yes, a sunken bathtub in each room, m'boy, as well as a fefevision Gracious living at its best . . . friendly sef. A the little necessmes . . . for the scholars . . . glrls . . . Mlchael runnmg up and down the halls . . . a cheery atmosphere . . . beautiful lounges . . . everything from elevators and clothes dryers t0 sinks in each room . . . all are synonymous with Andrews, home of 251 upperclassmen, and housemothers Miss Mac- Pherson and Miss Murphy. This year, Andrews was alive with its in- habitants borrowing clothes, dashing for football games, arguing about Stevenson and K11m, and discussing the advantages of the rented TV set. The week before Christmas saw lounges and terrace transformed into storybook fantasy, With organ, choirboys, Christmas trees, and the smell of pine. Carols were a background for Open House, the Christmas Ball, and the yearly Christmas Breakfast. 73 Eeek! You frightened me O'Malley . . . I fhoughiL you had a date for fhe Prom. Out of this world! an FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE DANCE There were mobiles hanging from the ceil- ing, abstract murals, quotations from Ger-I trude Steixfs poetry, and a huge EYE to greet everyone at the door; this was Sayles Gym, transformed into another world for the Freshman-Sophomore Dance. The name of the dance? hOut of This Worldhl There was music, dancing, refreshments, and a gym full of people who lived one wonderful eve- ning in an ultramodernistic world created by sophomores and freshmen. Tired so soon? Ticket, please. 74 I've undergone a horrible experi- ence, m'boy! It seems a senior misfook me for her scuf and I've been incarcerated in the Harris collec- fion for three days, because I tdidn'f get her windows clean. Frenzied preparation. The Junior Prom, eagerly awaited for three long years by the members of the junior class, had at last arrived! Surrounded l by arbors in soft tones from mauve to deep purple, girls in filmy gowns, which contrasted sharply to the black dress of their brethren, floated past the moss covered trees in the twilight garden. Their majesties, Queen Jane Frazer, chairman of the prom committee, and King Marshall Haraden, regally pre- Royal Couple-Jane and Marsh. sided over the ball, and lent enchantment t0 the affair as they led the traditional grand J u N I O R P R O M marCh- The Grand March. HORSELESS SPORTSWOMEN: Helen, Joan, Ginny, and Paula. Young Lady Miriams. Is it snow in April or softball in January? ?meg- SPRING SPORTS It isn,t every department in the university that has a curriculum to suit every season! To the Athletics Department, spring brings an oppor- tunity for an array of out-door sports. During these two months, the Pembroke field is crowded With classes of volleyball, archery, lacrosse, and softball hwhich begins hveryh early in the seasorO. Of course, the tennis courts are always filled with enthusiasts, and swimming is also among the more popular sports. In addition, riding, sailing, and golf are offered during the spring, and dance classes are continued. .,., -4- It was with some misgiving fhaf I agreed to fill in On the Lacrosse ream today. Miss Rudd's insistence that I wear regulafion uniform disturbed me . . . 1......mqwguw; , 1 WM Blackmail. 'J g daumdumn-p 5.--..-Yn . Mrs. Lindner. 1 I DANCE CLUB F1'rn row: Harriet Waterman, Barbara Carucci, Mary Treynor, Nancy Gledhill, Helen Deuell, Beverly Schwartz. Second row: Ann Oliver, Ann Ritterbush, Angie Schraeder, Nancy Druding, Marcia Chapman, Joan Paskow, and Polly Evans. magMM 77 PICTURES WE LIKE Did you wonder how we got the aerial view? Well, aah declare! Santa in White bucks. 78 Iths a long hike to class. K I N G H O U S E Now to the last outpost of Pembroke civilization-King House. Ah! Freshman Year! with everything from. cookies from Oregon to the largest stuH'ed animal colleo tion in captivity. Who will ever forget the huniqueh Halloween costumes, snowballs at midnight, the party hats of the JCS, Janie and Ann, and, of course, Miss Mim,s peren- nial questionehAnyone for bridge ?,,. Finally, in answer to a recent inquiry: King House was not here when Roger Wil- liamsrfounded Rhode Island. They give it more than a lick and a promise. Four, and no bridge game? Where else but Bates House would you be served applesauce dyed red, or cherry jello dyed green and Havored with almond? The yeafs highlight at the co-op dorm was a Christmas buffet, which the girls pre- pared and served to their dates before the formal. Curried shrimp, rice, green peas, gelatin salad, rolls, and Christmas cake were featured on the menu. Everyone arrived safely and remained contentedly at the dance! BATES HOUSE Bates House homemaker. The Queen and her Attendants. MAY DAY What is spring Without a May Day? And What is May Day without a Queen? To Pembrokers, May Day is a tradition in Which every class has an important role. The Fresh- men dance around the May Pole for the de- light of the Queen and her court; the presen- tation of the Sophomore Masque and the class Hower to Dean Lewis are among the main events of the pageant. With the royal procession, and the heralding of the Queen by the Junior Court and the Senior attend- ants, another May Day comes to a close. Freshmen at the Maypole. E?my ' l'rulz '1451' '3; W The heralds announce Congratulations to the Queen. 81 OW-campus. Goodnighf, Albert . . . Goodnight . . . Look of the kid and that old gent- Andrews terrace. LATE COMMITTEE: Millie McSherry, Joan Paskow, Sue Sperry, Nancy Harrold, Mary Atwood, PufF Regan, Anne Kirk, Ann Har- rmgton, Lynn Williams, Pegjolmson, Betsy Brown, Lynn Ayers, Marion Simons, Barbara Hams. W mu:- 1;; , Daydreaming. 82 Fraternity dance. Between classes. I can't find the steps, Mr. O'Malley. It's awfully dark . . . Excuse me. Oops! . . . A curious custom, fhis terrace. . . Lou and Tom. Freshman House. The Dean and Minns-Coming and going. Synthesis: The Senior . 4 ?,; ';1.33., ..:$;3;:o:3azrettas. 4C su'bhg$5 5 . , u... gyazvmwm a xonw'o'c; um hr Miss Moar greets a pcrspecnve freshman. mumnum IIIHHHIHHI Mrs. McConn-ell and Miss McAuslan plan a reumon. Miss Irwin places a senior. Exemplary choice, Professor Couch-a charter member of the Elves, Leprechauns, Gnomes and Liffle Menls Chowder and Marching Society. E+E+D :A153. Quiet please. I'm working out a new method of recording for Miss Horton, so the entire class of '53 will graduate I Whof are you doing Atlas? 7 W? CLASS HONORARIES I ran into Mr. O,Malley the other day in front of Alumnae Hall. And never have I seen him in such a dither! It seems he hadn,t yet learned the identity of our honoraries. and was most concerned about the matter. I was very pleased to inform him that the Class of h53 had selected Miss Dorothy Horton and Professor Herbert N. Couch. thine choice, excellent choice? replied our friend, very much relieved. And I most heartily agreed with him; for these two marvelous people will always hold a special place among our many memories of Pembroke. A visit to Miss Hor- ton,s oHice, no matter how bad the news, was always such fun. In spite of her busy position as hhguardian of vital statistics? she invaria- bly could find a spare moment to listen to our troubles and offer helpful assistance. At this point Mr. O,Malley vigorously nodded his wifh honors. 4 XE'A3 : hhhg . Ah approval. As for Professor Couch, Pembroke couldn,t ask for a more interested ally at Brown. Iths really heartwarming to think that a professor who has all the responsibilities of heading a department can still End time to cultivate innumerable friendships at Pem- broke. Our class has every cause to feel that he, perhaps more than any other person, has led the way toward a better student-faculty relationship. Mr. O,Malley had to rush ofiC to an im- portant S.G.A. meeting, so we bid a hasty farewell. In parting, we both agreed that the class of ,53 is truly privileged to Claim Miss Horton and Professor Couch as its own spe- cial classmates. 65M matey President, Senior Class Miss Dorothy S. Horton, Recorder. n L r :a Mlnnlwmd Professur Herbert 1T. Couch. Chairman of. Classics Department. Out for lunch. 91 After class char. Arts and Philosophy 0 ArtL o M usic h What's that, Mr. O'Malley? 3 h? M'Boy! Its intention is obvious to one familiar as I am with the tempest toss'd F genius of the artist's soul. Could the juxtaposition of the grand piano with the fertility symbols be more fraught with meaning? . . . Note the subtle humor in the bold relief of the checker board-Yes, Barnaby, a fine talentw decidedly a product of the Grandma McMoses school, of course.-lemmt mam 3 L21 ELLEN COHEN NEW YORK, NEW YORK BARBARA JUNE CARUCCI BRISTOL, CONNECTICUT AB. Art MARY KATHERINE DOLAN WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY AB. Art PHYLLIS EILEEN DAYTON NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Art 93 MARY ELLYN DUFEK CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND JOAN STUTZMANN FOX MRSJ I GREAT NECK, NEW YORK A.B. Art MARY DARLENE GIBBONS BROWNWOOD, TEXAS A'B- Art CATHERINE JANE HALLET NORWOOD, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. Art 94 VICTORIA IVES NEW YORK, NEW YORK AB. Art ELIZAB ETH A B BOTT HOWE DEERFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. Art NANCY BREWSTER UNEILL BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS AB. Art PATRICIA ANN LICHTY NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT A.B. Art MARGARET ANN OSBORNE JEAN SAXON PERRY MRSJ KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI GLEN LAKE, MICHIGAN A.B. Art AB. Art Are you an art critic, Mr. O'Malley? FAMOUS ART cmnc to speak TONJGH DOROTHY B. PORTER MOORESTOWN, NEW JERSEY A.B. Art DCCA $?r VWY 96 LUCY CARTER SEARBY WYNNEWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA AB. Art Oh, no, milad! An art critic is a man who finds meaning in painfings that the arfisf didn'f know was there. A.B. A.B. CARLA R. SKELLET WAYZATA, MINNE SOTA ELEANOR E. STEHLE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Art Art 97 JANE S. TREYNOR COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA AB. Art JEAN STOKES THORNTON PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Art JOYCE WILSON SPARTA, NEW JERSEY A.B. Art JEAN BURNHAM VAN DOREN MORRIS PLAINS, NEW JERSEY A.B. Art 98 STAVROULA JAMES BALOM ENOS PORTLAND, MAINE A.B. Mus1c MIRIAM RUTH GORDON PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Musxc MARY-ELIZABETH HOGAN PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Music ELIZABETH ANNE JACKSON WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Music 'DrcA hancoHa 21:03 99 NATALIE PALME MARY ALISON TREYNOR RUMFORD, RHODE ISLAND COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA A.B. Music A.B. Music b766, Aviaqu 3000 M497 ccunwi Au haw. Colvmutsw CIF'HC Cushlamochree, boy-you mean youWe not heard of Kilpatrick O Kont? Un- fortunately he spent mosf of his time looking for somebody with a lantern- can'f recall what it was, loond. Formed that immortal principle though - 5ome dare go incognito. Really, Mr. O'Malley? 100 A make-up exam, perhaps? I'm a Brown Man Born. gne, did you take Lndamentals? Sciences 0 Biology 0 Chemistry 0 Engineering 0 Mathematics 0 Nursing HH Theyere not. I've been asked to accompany a geology field trip. And in fhe inferesfs of Science I propose to investigate some curious Phacoiclal sfrafifkafions, pof-holes, Rhode Island Bysmalifhs, ginger snaps and an extra ordinary pasframi sandwich. Are they having another scrap drive, Mr. O'Malley? jASMINE GOORIGIAN PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Biology LOIS BLACK WATERTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. ??CA xhh Hqg Biology HELEN P. MELARAGNO PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND AB. Biology PAULA LAI R D KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS 203 A.B. Biology Dad Leia: 3 103 NORMA MAE LINDA MONDELCI NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT AB. Biology A. ANN NAJARIAN VVOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND AB. Biology DIANE HOPKINS PECKHAM MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT A.B. Biology DEM ITRA PROTULIS NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND AB. Biology 104 BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY A. B. Biology MARILYNN GRONNA RICE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA SOPHIE LEONA SKADORWA A. B. Biology 1 JANICE EDYTHE SWANSON PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Biology BILLIE T. STAVROS FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT A.B. Biology 105 LEANORA TORRES EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Biology JOANNE WEBSTER EDYTHE L. WIEDEMAN DREXEL HILL, PENNSYLVANIA HOUSTON, TEXAS A.B. Biology A.B. Biology 106 Fm working out a Iithe-known chemical fheorum developed by Monsieur Pierre Curie on the principle that philogeny recapitu- Iafes ontogeny. May produce an amazing new version of avocado aspic, heretofore undreamed of. ANNE LOUISE LARKOSH CENTREDALE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Chemistry JOAN FENNER STAPELTON JEANETTE MARION CLARK CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Sc.B. Engineering A.B. Mathematics 107 HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT SARAH ELIZABETH CRANFORD AHB Actuarial Mathematics ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Died helm ZwaMathematics ELEANOR ALICE EKBLADE A.B. l RUTH HESSENTHALER ' PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND BETTY LOU HELD A-B- Mathematics MERRICK, NEW YORK A.B. Actuarial Mathematics 108 .0ch MW 2593 LEAH BELLE KORN PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Mathematlcs EMMA LOUISE SAACKE PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND AB. Actuarial Mathematics JOAN W. WELTZIEN NANUET, NEW YORK A.B. Mathematlcs ELIZABETH ANNETTE FERRARA NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT SC.B. Nursing 109 See what wonderful fhings Menial Giants can do m'boy? . . . He also adds up long columns of telephone numbers,- calculates fhe number of grey flannel suits on college campuses and grass blades on parks and lawns . . . BARBARA GOULD INMAN PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND SOB. 'Dted $413!: 2093 Nursing m They are really dissecting :1 fn n4 5 Plans for the new Pembroke Quadrangle? just :1 little more to the left. Intermission! . wwwsg M. '. L Who won the Booby Prize? What does the book say about philogeny recapitulafing ontogeny? Modern Madame Curie. 5:133 M H? -- 4M Cornered. Literature and Languages i 0 English a French a 1 0 German a . G k ' 0 o Lgiien m gw 0 Spanish WP MARY RUTH ATWOOD MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA A.B. English Literature BRENDA L. S. BALZE LEONIA, NEW JERSEY A.B. English Literature MARILYN ADELE AYERS COLUMBUS, OHIO A.B. English Literature LAURA SHATTO BARLOW MRS HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND A.B. English Literature 113 FANNIE ESTELLE BOJAR PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. English Literature BARBARA LOIS BOLOTOW PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND AB. English Literature BETSY TRUE BROWN MILTON, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. Engllsh Literature NORNIA LOVE BYERS WICKFORD, RHODE ISLAND A.B. English Literature 114 JOAN C. CHRISTENSEN SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY A3. 1.1 L' ; JOAN ANN CARMODY Eng151 ltenture RUMFORD, RHODE ISLAND A.B. English Literature ELEONORA ANTONETTE DELFINO PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND AB. English Literature JANET KEMP CRANDELL GLEN RIDGE, NEW JERSEY A.B. English Literature iDrcA be-M: 2mg 115 GLORIA DOROTHY DIPETRILLO ROSE DOLCE JOHNSTON, RHODE ISLAND PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. English Literature A.B. English Literature POLLY GOWRAN EVANS TWO RIVERS, WISCONSIN A.B. English Literature 116 SHEBA FISHBAIN BARBARA FITZSIMMONS CENTRAL FALLS, RHODE ISLAND NEWPORT: RHODE ISLAND A.B. English Literature AB. English Literature There's something about this N. Webster's technique that has me euchred. Found the antagonist of the tale all right, but as for the protagonist . . . a ERNA M. GIESINGER ORANGE, NEW JERSEY A.B. English Literature 117 ELEANOR JANE HOVEY CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND JOAN CAROL HERSCOVITZ A.B. Engllsh Literature EVANSTON, ILLINOIS A.B. English Literature MARY JEAN KELLY PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND DEBORAH E. JOSSELYN A.B. Engllsh therature EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. English Literature 118 BARBARA JOAN KEMALIAN LAKEWOOD, RHODE ISLAND A.B. English Literature ANN JEWELL KINGSBURY ROWAYTON, CONNECTICUT A.B. English Literature ANN ELIZABETH MCGEENEY MANHASSET, NEW YORK A.B. English Literature ELEANOR PECK MERZ MRSJ NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT A.B. English Literature 119 I don't see why everybody crams before a fesf, be- cause if doesn't look like fun. .4 a e 5 m JANICE MILNE WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND A.B. English Literature JOAN ELIZABETH NELSON LILLIS PALMER NELSON MRSJ BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK A.B. English Literature A.B. English Literature 120 Well, you see, m'lad, fhere's a collegiate maxim of long sfanding fhat goes, xxVive Ia bagafelle or Don't do today whaf you can put off until tomorrow. N f5 ALISON PALMER LYNBROOK, NEW YORK A.B. English Literature JOAN SHELDON PESCE BARBARA JUNE REESE WATERTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY A.B. English Literature AB. English Literature 121 PAULA FELICIA RESKY NEWARK, NEW JERSEY A.B. Enghsh Literature H BEVERLY SCHWARTZ PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND AB. English Literature PATRICIA ELIZABETH SCOTT BELMONT, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. English Literature MILDRED SEAQUIST WASHINGTON, D. C. VCA bega- 2CD; AB. English Literature 122 JOAN SPENCE NORTH PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND MARY YEWELL SMALL A.B. English Literature OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY A.B. English Literature SABRA WEBB CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND JOAN LOVELAND TURNER A-B' English Literature WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND A.B. English Literature :DI'CA, . I ws 123 SALLY WILCOX EDNA BAYLA WOLPERT ROCKLAND, MASSACHUSETTS WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK AB. English Literature A.B. English Literature M bench: 2603 My Fairy Godfather fold me fhaf a great French wit named Talleyrand said, xxHe who was not living before 1789 knows nofhing of the charms of living. ANN CONKLIN WYLLIE NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND A.B. English Literature 124 ELAYNE BORNSIDE JANICE d HAVEN BROWN PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND GLEN RIDGE, NEW JERSEY A.B. French AB. French I suppose I should be upset, but somehow thaf doesn? bother me a bit. ANN NEWTON BURKHOLDER MARION, KANSAS AB. French Drca beam 2003 125 i A.B. AB. 126 JOANNA CHIOTINOS NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE French VIOLA GANANIAN NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS French A.B. WEALTHA A. CLAR K HILMAR, CALIFORNIA French JANET W. HELLER EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND French MURIEL THERESE TETREAULT PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Fren h Dad babe 2003 C NANCE s. WILLIAMS ELMHURST, ILLINOIS A.B. French HELEN DOROTHY WARE WALLINGFORD, PENNSYLVANIA A.B. German Literature JUDITH GALE CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO A.B. Greek and Latin 75-6,; 1366:: 2:23 127 FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS BRADFORD, PENNSYLVANIA DIANE LAURA SCHWIMMER MARTHA SCOTT A.B. Spanish A.B. Spanish HILDEGARD W. KEINET WIRSJ JOHNSTON, RHODE ISLAND A.B. German Literature GLORIA R. VILLANY PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Spanish 128 . . Ion ? is weekend No snow fh Do you all understand The Wasteland ? It's too late to be doing Library Oriented o'uld worry. Clurks sh 0'. Stand up for Come on Brun Sprechen Sie Deuisch in comhrt?? een added. Something new has b Hublo hablus hubla . . . yentre dc ns la suHe d e cIasse- thH'5 the score? GaHiu est diVi so 'In hes panes. Social Sciences 0 E conomics olnternational Relations 0 Political Science 0 Psychology 0 Sociology Yes, Barnaby, the sociologist is infinitely rewarded for his labors, as Grandfather Sean O'Malley, the great humanitarian and anthropologist, told me years ago. thoy, he said once, xxyou must come on my next safari to the land of the Zugudoes . . . magnmcent people . . . live in charming little huts of mud and swamp gross built by the women . . . subsist on rhinoc- eros hide alone . . . marvelous tribe . . . W t K Did you go with him, Mr. O'Malley? hl J l unfortunate. Ahem! No, mtboy, that was the last time I saw Grand- father. Seems the Zugudoes had undergone a dietary reform of some sort since hetd last been there. Very CHARLOTTE VAUGHN GUIDINGER MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA YVONNE DAVIES A-B. Economics RYE, NEW YORK A.B. Economics BETTY JANE LEAVER CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND MARGARET-ANN KOHLHEPP A-B- Economics GASPEE PLATEAU, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Economics 133 F. ELLEN LEETE ASHAWAY, RHODE ISLAND A-B' Economics MARTHA LOUISE JOYCE PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND AB. International Relations R UTH C. LYTLE CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND AB. International Relations DOROTHY PARSHLEY PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND AB. International Relations 134 MARCIA CHAPMAN RANDALL MRSj A'B' HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Intern ational Relations A.B. A.B. RITA R. MUNICH, SCHORR GERMANY International Relations A.B. GLORIA FAITH ROSENHIRSCH NEW YORK, NEW YORK International Relations BARBARA LOUISE BATDORF WEST READING, PENNSYLVANIA Political Science 135 Why do so many Pembrokers wear little pins on fheir sweafers, Mr. O'Malley? CAROL ANNE COREY PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND AB. Political Science MARGUERITE MARY CREEGAN DOROTHY E. GALLI PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Political Science A.B. Political Science 315$ bech 2093 hem Those, m'boy, are awarded f0 social cience majors who have done meritorious xfra curricular work in their f7eld. They go y the appellation Wrafernify pin . . . feraHy . . . Wrater . . . brother, H'Immml . . Figurative translation, HBrother, have made out socially. EDITH YVETTE OELBAUM PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Political Science ELISABETH ANNE GITHENS PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA A.B. A.B. Political Science JOAN CATHERINE POWERS PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Political Science 137 . SUZANNE SILK - A PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND NANCY FAE SCHATTENFIELD A'B' Pelitical Seience UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OHIO A.B. Political Science D'cd before 2003 RUTH ELIZABETH BURT BENNINGTON, VERMONT LOUISE ANTHONY A-B. Psychology WESTON, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. Psychology VALERIE AURELIA CHASE NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT A.B. Psychology JEAN MARY CORACI HOLLIS, NEW YORK AB. Psychology PRISCILLA HARRIET DILLINGHAM BERKLEY, MASSACHUSETTS A-B- Psychology CAROL G. GOCHBERG MRSJ BROOKLYN, NEW YORK A.B. Psychology 139 SHEILA KAY HART NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS A-B- PSYChOIOgY MARILYN J. LEARY MARLBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. Psychology LUCIE ISABEL MANN PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND , .- A .w JIM MA; M-MM A.B. Psychology PEGGY A. OGDEN NEW YORK, NEW YORK A.B. Psychology 140 NANCY RUTH SIDEROWF NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT A.B. Psychology LOUISE FRANCES SHERLOCK PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND L , , W m A. B. Psychology 4' I . L ' ' 24$ 1x LOUISE ELEANOR ANDERSON MAHOPAC, NEW YORK AB. Sociology ANN MEREDITH THOMAS ALDEN, PENNSYLVANIA AWXV- gpmm ,QMWJ Psychology cl - ?73 141 Q PATRICIA ANN KEANE SAYLESVILLE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Sociology MYRTLE KORENBAUM PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND A.B. Sociology :Vcd kch: 2003 In political matters, Gorgon, much can be said on bofh sides, and always is. DEBORAH ROADS MARBLEHEAD, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. Sociology 142 Curb service! Knowledge within her grasp. Could this be c blind date? Could this be a seminar for Gate D1? I know, but how do you spell schizophrenia? The two photographers star. What do you think, Barbara? The pause that refreshes. Has your writing speed increased lately? Civilizations - American Civilization 0 Classics 0 History Yes, m'Iad-it is little known that the invention of the submarine may be attributed to Achilles ithat's Achilles O'Riley, 3rd cousin, once removed, on my mother's sidei who, aided by Helen of Troy, built a wooden horse with a tubelike attachment for air. Helen launched the vehicle, falong with a thousand other empty ships used as decoysi which promptly sank, allowing them to escape the notice of the Greek tanks which were useless against submarines at that time, since the submarine had not yet been invented. JOANNE BUTLER VVAYNE, PENNSYLVANIA MARY HELEN BROMAGE A.B. American Civilization HINSDALE, ILLINOIS A.B. American Civilization JOAN T. FLAHERTY MAMARONECK, NEW YORK A.B. American Civilization PATRICIA ADAMS CHASE COWESETT, RHODE ISLAND A.B. American Civilization 147 MAY C. FORSTALL AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK AB. American Civilization ?PCCS begre 2663 NANCY W. FRITZ MOYLAN, ROSE VALLEY, PENNSYLVANIA AB. American Civilization SUSAN LOUISE GOLDIN VINEYARD HAVEN, MASSACHUSETTS . A.B. Amerlcan C1V1llzat10n SUZANNE LOUISE GRIFFITHS CANTON, OHIO AB. American Civilization 14:8 A.B. ANN ADELE HARRINGTON MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY AB. ' American Civilization RE A.B. MARGARET MCLELLAN JOHNSON SOUTH SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. American Civilization JOAN H. HOSP TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK American Civilization ANNE E. KIRK LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA American Civilization 149 MARY ELIZABETH LOUDENSLAGER ELIZABETH ANN MCCRAW HAVERTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT AB. American Civilization AB. American Civilization You know it's a sfrange fhing, m'boy. No one knows how old the hum race is, bur everyone agrees it ought to know better. MARION HAVILAND MORRISS WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT American Civilization A.B. A.B. ANN PETERSON ANN BRADSTREET PRIESING DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA SCARSDALE, NEW YORK American Civilization AB. American Civilization ELAINE ANN REGAN VVINTHROP, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. American Civilization 151 MARION SMALL SIMONS CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA AMELIA STERN REVKIN UVIRSJ A.B. American Civilization CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND A.B. American Civilization CONSTANCE HELEN WRUBEL MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT BARBARA A WINANS AHB American C1v1hzat10n SHORT HILLS, NEW JERSEY A.B. American Civilization 152 JANE AMELIA FRASER OAK PARK, ILLINOIS A.B. Classics VIRGINIA A. NELSON RYE, NEW YORK A.B. Classics COLETTE ELIZABETH RENAUD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK A.B. Classics VIRGINIA T. RUSSO FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK :Dt'cd be:ng 2003 AB. Classics . 153 PATRICIA ANN BLACKLOCK WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. History BARBARA ALYCE BOGLE , FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS A.B. History MARGARET CALDWELL MOORESTOWN, NEW JERSEY A.B. History DOROTHY HELEN CHURCHILL NORTH SCITUATE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. History 154 SARAH BREWER MARSHALL SAYLESVILLE, RHODE ISLAND AB. History PATRICIA ORICA EASTWOOD PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A.B. H1st0ry O x O JACKEEN J. OMALLEY L . . , COUNTY CORK, EIRE MARCIA WALLACE L-LD- Ethnography PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY A.B. History 155 Will everyone please look at the camera. s; w did you say Alexandria was named Our sophisticated lady - Sully. Graduation on the College Green. GRADUATION Almost Alumnae. The formalities. The Procession An Informal Chat Down The Hill 158 The Dignitaries Into The Chapel Cochran McGovern! Where have you been m'boy? Have a cigar? Notice you've purchased a new foupee since Iasf our pafhs crossed. Meet my fairy godson, Barnaby. . . a fine lad . . . looking over the old campus. Say, Cochran, did I ever tell you about the time Barnaby and I. . . Continued on page 172 . . . INDEX TO SENIORS ANDERSON, L. E ............. 141 ANTHONY, L ................. 138 ATWOOD, M. R .............. 113 AYERS, M. A ................ 113 BALOMENOS, S. J ............. 99 BALZE, B.L.S..........1...,113 BARLOW, 4Mrs. L. SJ ........ 113 BATDORF, B. I ............... 135 BLACK, L ................... 103 BLACKLOCK, P. A ............ 154 BOGLE, B. A ................ 154 BOJAR, F. E ................. 114 BOLOTOW, B. L .............. 114 BORNSIDE, E ................ 125 BROMAGE, M. H ............. 147 BROWN, B. T ................ 114 BROWN, J. D,H .............. 125 BURKHOLDER, A. N .......... 125 BURT, R. E ................. 138 BUTLER, J .................. 147 BYERS, N. L ................ 114 CALDWELL, M ............... 154 CARMODY, J. A .............. 115 CARUCCI, B. J ............... 93 CHASE, P. A ................ 147 CHASE, V. A ................ 139 CHIOTINos, J ................ 126 CHRISTENSEN,J1 C..,. . . .1 1 , .115 CHURCHILL, D. H ............ 154 CLARK, J M ................ 107 CLARK, W. A ................ 126 COHEN, E ................... .93 CORACI, J. M ................ 139 COREY, C. A ................ I36 CRANDELL, J. K ............. 115 CRANFORD, S. E ............. 108 CREEGAN, M. M ............. 136 DAVIES, Y .................. 133 DAYTON, P. E ............... 93 DELFINO, E. A .............. 115 DILLINGHAM, P. H ........... 139 DIPETRILLO, G. D ........... 116 DOLAN, M. K ............... 93 DOLCE, R ................... 116 DUFEK, M. E ............... 94 EASTWOOD, P. O ............. 155 EKBLADE, E. A .............. 108 EVANS, P. G ................ 116 FERRARA, E. A .............. 109 FISHBAIN, S ................. 117 FITZSIMMONS, B.. . . . ...,....117 FLAHERTY, J. T .............. 147 FORSTAI.L, M. C ............. 148 Fox, 4Mrsj J. S ............. 94 FRASER, J. A ................ 153 FRITZ, N. W ................ 148 GALE, J .................... 127 GALLI, D E ................. 136 GANANIAN. V ................ 126 GIBBONS, M. D .............. 94 GIESINGER, E. M ............ 117 GITHENS, E. A .............. 137 160 GOCHBERG, 4MrsJ C. G.. . . . .139 GOLDIN, S. L ................ 148 GOORIGIAN, J ................ 103 GORDON, M. R .............. 99 GRIFFITHS, S. L ............. 148 GUIDINGER, C. V ............ 133 HALLET, C. J ................ 94 HARRINGTON, A. A ........... 149 HART, S. K ................. 140 HELD,B.L.,.,....: ........ 108 HELLER, J. W ............... 126 HERSCOVITZ, J. C ............ 118 HESSENTHALER, R ........... 108 HOGAN, M1-E ............... 99 Hosp, J. H .................. 149 HOVEY, E. J ................ 118 HOWE, E. A ................. 95 INMAN, B. G ............... 110 IVES, V .................... 95 JACKSON, E. A ............... 99 JOHNSON, M. M ............. 149 JOSSELYN, D. E118 JOYCE, M. L ................ 134 KEANE, P. A ................ 142 KEINET, 1Mrs.J H. W ........ 128 KELLY, M. J ................ 118 KEMALIAN, B. J ............. 119 KINGSBURY, A. J ............ 119 KIRK, A. E ................. 149 KOHLHEPP, M.-A ............ 133 KORENBAUM, M ............. 142 KORN, L. B ................. 109 LAIRD, P .................... 103 LARKOSH, A. L .............. 107 LEARY, M. J ................ 140 LEAVER, B. J ................ 133 LEETE, F. E ................. 134 LICHTY, P. A ................ 95 LOUDENSLAGER, M. E ........ 150 LYTLE, R. C ................ 134 MANN, L1 I ................. 140 MARSHALL, S. B ............. 155 MCCRAW, E. A .............. 150 MCGEENEY, A. E ............ 119 MELARAGNO, H. P ........... 103 MERZ, 4MrsJ E. P ........... 119 MILNE, J ................... 120 MONDELCI, N. M. L..,.. 1 , 1 . .104 MoRRIss1 M. H .............. 150 NAJARIAN, A. A ............. 104 NELSON, J. E ................ 120 NELSON, 4MrsJ L. P ......... 120 NELSON, V. A ............... 153 OELBAUM, E. Y .............. 137 OGDEN, P. A ................ 140 O,NEILL,N.B.,.1......1.. 95 OSBORNE, M. A .............. 96 PALMER, A .................. 121 PALME, N ................... 100 PARSHLEY, D ................ 134 PECKHAM, D. H ............. 104 PERRY, 4Mrsj J. S ........... 96 PESCE, J. S ................. 121 PETERSON. A ................ 151 PORTER, D. B ............... 96 POWERS, J. C ............... 137 PRIESING, A. B .............. 151 PROTULIS, D ................ 104 RANDALL, 1MrsJ M. C ....... 135 REESE, B. J ................. 121 REGAN, E. A ................ 151 RENAUD, C. E ............... 153 RESKY, P. F ................ 122 REVKIN, 4MrsJ A. S ......... 152 RICE, M. G ................. 105 ROADS, D ................... 142 ROSENHIRSCH, G. F .......... 13S Russo. V. T ................ 153 SAACKE, E. L ................ 109 SCHATTENFIELD, N. E ........ 138 SCHORR, R. R ............... 135 SCHWARTZ, H. B ............. 122 SCHWIMMER, D. L ............ 128 SCOTT, M ................... 128 SCOTT, P. E ................. 122 SEAQUIST, M ................ 122 SEARBY, L, C ................ 97 SHERLOCK, L. E ............. 141 SIDEROWF, N. R ............. 141 SILK, S ..................... 138 SIMONS, M. S ................ 152 SKADORWA, S. I 11111111111111 105 SKELLET, C. R .............. 97 SMALL, M. Y ................ 123 SPENCH. J ................... 123 STAPELTON. J. F ............. 107 STAVROS, B. T ............... 105 STEHLE, E. E.....1......11..197 SWANSON, J. E .............. 105 TETREAULT, M. T ........... 127 THOMAS, A. M .............. 141 THORNTON J. S ............. 98 TORRES, I ................... 106 TREYNOR, J. S ............... 98 TREYNOR, M. A.. . . . . . ..1...100 TURNER, J. L ............... 123 VAN DOREN, J. B ............ 98 VILLANY, G. R .............. 128 WALLACE, M ................ 155 WARE, H. D ................ 127 WEBB, S .................... 123 WEBSTER, J ................. 106 WELTZIEN, J. W ............. 109 WIEDEMAN, E. L... ,....111106 WILcox, S ................. 124 WILLIAMS, N. S .............. 127 WILSON, J .................. 98 WINANS, B.A ................ 152 WOLPERT, E. B .............. 124 WRUBEL, C. H .............. 152 WYLLIE, A. C ............... 124 FORMER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS 1L0 ALLEN . 1 . 200 Elm St , Dighton, Mass. AUDREY MARSH BARNES 1M13.Arthur1 1 188 Rhode Island Ave , Pawtucket, R. I. GRACE R011 BEAN 1M1s. Bruce1 . . . Hillc1est Ave., Noroton Heights, Conn. GLORIA BEAUBIAN . . . . . 42 Dunbar Ave., Rumford, R. I. LUCILLE SEGUIN BECK 1Mrs. Robert1 . . . 2320 Rosewood, Houston, Texas. CAROL Voss BEERS 1Mrs. Henry S., 11.1 269 Spring St. Extension, Glastonbury, Conn. KATHARINE MACKENTY BIGELOW 1Mrs. Robert P.1 Vineyard Haven, Martha,s Vineyard, Mass. GRETEL BOGNER . . P O. Box 252, Winte1 Park, F121. JUDITH MEEK BOWEs 1M1.s Robe1t M. 1111 3742 N.Pe1111sy1vania St. , Indianopolis, Ind. MARILYN BRISTOL . . . 31 Mel1ose Ave., Barrington, R. I. EDITH GOLDMAN BROMAN 1Mrs. Gerald1 . . . 94 Taylor St, Providence, R. I. BARBARA BROWN . . . 39 Farrington Ave., Eastern Point, Gloucester, Mass. KATHLEEN BURKETT . . . . 6148 Grand Vista Place, Cincinnati, Ohio 'D'dkd; SUSAN MONTGOMERY CARD 1Mrs. Frede1ick 1 1 . The Circle, East Hampton, N. Y. NORINNE BRAUN CLARK 1M1s. Stewart J.1. . . 104 Nelson PL, WestHeld, N. J. Drallmj PATRICIA CLIFFORD . . . . . Warner Rd., Colonial Village, Wayne, Pa. 1 7.1293 MADELON CONLIFFE . . . . 1 1816 Fourth St., N.W., Washington, D. C. EILEEN COONEY . . . . . . 529 Walnut St., Fall River, Mass. HOPE COWEN . . . . . 433 Lloyd Ave., Providence 6, R. 1. CAROLINE H000 DAVIDSON 1Mrs.1homas1 . 2349 Grandin Rd., Cincinnati 8, Ohio MAUREEN WOLKOFF DURWOOD KMrs. Ricl1211d1 . 708 Wards Pkwy., Kansas City, Mo. MARTHA EDDY . . . . . . . . Stevenson PL, Newport, R. I. :51in ' ANNE BRADLEY EMERSON 1Mrs. William1 . . 39 Coolidge Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. dkiw3ANN GIBSON . . . 1 1 . . . 213 Elm Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. 5564 2603 PATRICIA GORHAM . . . . . . . 47 East Ave., Norwalk, Conn. ANNETTE HAGUE . . . . . . 96 Linden St., New Haven, Conn. CAROLYN HARBORDT 1 . . . . 6515 Summit, Kansas City, Mo. DOLORES R0531 HARRIS 1M1s. Robert1. . . 284 Brook St., Providence, R. I. DOROTHY HILL . . 1 1 1 1818 Shepherd St, N.W., Washington, D. C. VIRGINIA DAVIS HORN 1Mrs. Harrison 8.1 . 128 E. Fourth Ave., Conshohocken, Pa CHARLOTTE HORTON . . . . . 36 Jackson Rd., Belmont, Mass. , MARGARET HURLEY . . . 4900 Deal Drive. Glassmanor, Washington 21, D. C 1 BARBARA HELLMAN ISELIN 1Mrs. A11er11 . . 700 Western Ave., Albany, N. Y. 1 JOAN KALMUS . . . . . 300 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. 1 FRANCES DYER KREZEK 1Mrs. Donald1 . . 129 lst Parrish Rd. Scituate, Mass. JOAN FLETCHER LANCE 1Mrs. Robert1 . . . . Swenksville, Pa DOROTHY CHRISTIE MALLIAROS 1Mrs. John C.1 . 170 Riverside St., Lowell, Mass. 161 ANNE MARANDOLA GYPSY MARTIN . MARY MARX ELAINE MATHEWSON . MARY RITA MCFEE ARLENE NELSON ANGENETTE NIBECKER CLAIRE FISCHER PERROTA 4Mrs. Ralpm ANN PICKLES PATRICIA RICHARDSON VIRGINIA ROBINSON SUSAN RONZIO . JANE NATHAN ROTHSCHILD EMrs. Marcus1 CAROL ROUSLIN . DOROTHY SANTIN ALTHEA SAYWARD JEANNE SCHIFF . MARJORIE SCHNEIDER . . JUNE FIELDS SHAW 1Mrs. Gerald1 MARILYN SPIELMACHER ELIZABETH SQUIRES ATHENIA STAFFORD HELEN MATHENY ST.CLA1R 1Mrs Gerald1 ANN STEENKEN . PATRICIA SULLIVAN DVCA 1:4 2593 BARBARA TAUBENECK FRANCES THOMAS . BARBARA STEWART TORREY 4Mrs. Peter M. 1 ANNE TOWNSEND JACQUELINE URBACH . JANET COLBY WALSH 4Mrs Richard1 PATRICIA ESTES WATERMAN 1Mrs. Lewis A3 GLORIA MASON WHITE RMrs. Donald1 . JANE WILKERSON ELEANOR WOLLNER 162 Dali W 9003 MARCIA TINKER OXMAN RMrs. Sanford M3 . BARBARA BONES PHILLIPS 1Mrs. Richard BJ 3725 Van Ness St., N.W., Washington, D. C. ISOBEL MAXWELL STEINBERG RMrs. David1 . FORMER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS Confinued 1007 Hartford Ave., Johnston, R. I. 1500 N. Wanamassa Dr., Asbury Park, N. J 4 Westbank Rd., Rye, N. Y. 205 Massachusetts Ave., ProvidenceS R. I. 103 Thicket Rd., Baltim01e, Md. Glen St, Rowley, Mass. .The Kenilworth, 1004 Philadelphia 44, Pa. 315 Silver Ave., Willow Grove, Pa. 140 Governor St., Providence, R. I. 151 Slater Ave., Providence, R. I. 123 E. 73rd St., New York, N. Y. 1427 Edgewood, Winnetka, Ill. 21 America St, Providence, R. I. 235 E. 73rd St, New York, N. Y. 133 Colonial Rdn Providence, R. I. 5 Rowland St, Mystic, Conn. 18 Monte Ave., Piedmont, Calif. 6320 Woodside PL, Chevy Chase, Md. 48 Elmwood Ave., Rye, N. Y. 116 Evergreen St, Providence, R. I. 55 Belvidere Blvd., N. Providence, R. 1. RC. Box 27, Wood,s End, Westtown, Pa. 95 Normandy St., Dorchester, Mass. 37 Wire Mill Rd., Stamford, Conn. 31Obercliffe0, Malden-on-Hudson, N. Y. Washington Grove, Md. Davis Park, Providence, R. I. 62 Meeting St., Providence, R. I. . 165 Dover Ave., E. Providence, R. 1. 21-15 19th St., Astoria, L. 1., N. Y. 160 S. Main St., Hughesville, Pa. 338 S. Manning Blvd, Albany, N. Y. . 82-24 135th St., Kew Gardens, N. Y. 23 S. Angell St, Providence 6, R. I. . 544 High St., Fall River, Mass. Curtis Wood Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 509 Third St., Rockford, Ill. OFFICERS OF THE ADMINISTRATION HENRY MERRITT WRISTON, PH.D., LITT.D., L.H.D., LL.D. . . . . Prwidmt SAMUEL TOMLINSON ARNOLD, PH.D., SC.D., SC.E.D., LL.D. . Provost of the Univern'ty BRUCE MACMILLAN BIGELOW, PH.D. . . . . . . . Vict-Prwidmt FRIEND MORRIS COCHRAN, 13.8., D.B.A. . . Vict-Prmidmt and B'zuineu Manager THOMAS BAIRD APPLEGET, PH.B. . . . , . . . Vice-Prwidmt JOHN KENNEDY MCINTYRE, A.B., LLB. . . . . Anixtzmt to the Praidmt NANCY DUKE LEWIS, A.M. . . . . . . Dean of Pembroke College EVA ALBERTA MOOAR, AM. . . . . Dam of Adminion, Pmnbrolee Collega GRETCHEN ESTABROOK TONKS, A.M. . . . ijijtam Dean of Pembroke College DOROTHY SPENCER HORTON, A.B. . . . . Recorder of Ptmbrolez College SALLY MCPHERSON, A.M. . . . . . Dirtctor 0f Reyideme, Pembroke College ALBERTA FRANCES BROWN, A.M. . . . Admixxion Ojicm', Pmnbroht Collegt CELESTE FRANCIS GRIFFIN, A.B. . . . Admiuion szicer, Pembroke College KATHARINE IRWIN, A.B. . . . . . Director of Placement, Pembroke Collegz ASOONG ELLA LEN, A.B. . . . Adviyer on Student Activitia, Pembroke Collgge CAROLYN ALLISON ADAMS, A.B. . . . . In chargg, Pembroke College Library CAROL MARY MORSE, A.B. . . . . Anixtant, Pembroke College Library GERTRUDE ALLENhMCCONNELL, PH.B. . Executizrz Secretary of the Alumnae Anociation 0 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION BESSIE HUNTTING RUDD, A.B. . . . Proftuor of Hygiene and Phyyiral Education ANN OLDHAM COAKLEY, SOB. . . . . . Imirttctor in Phyxical Education ERNA CAPLow LINDNER, SC.M. . . . . t Imtructor in Phyn'cal Education SALLY ANN OGILVIE, SC.B. . . . . . Instructor in Phym'cal Education BARBARA LOIS UNDERHILL, SC.B. . . . . Imtructor in Phyxical Education 163 HEADS OF HALLS OF RESIDENCE NORMA MARY BOUDETTE, A.B. . . . . . . Head of Sharpe House CAROL LUCILLE BURNELL, A.B. . . . . A . Head of Allimon Home ELSPETH MITCHELL HART, SC.B., ED.B. . . . . . Head of Angeli Howe ASOONG ELLA LEN, A.B. . . . . . . . Head of Whittier Home SALLY MCPHERSON, A.M. . . . . . . . Hmd of Wat Andrew; Hall JOAN LAROCHE MIMNAUGH, A.M. . . 4 . . . Head of King Home CAROL MARY MORSE, A.B. . . . . . . . Head of th Home HELEN ANNETTE MURPHY, A.B. . . . . . Head of Ecm Andrew; Hall MARY CORNELIA PARKER, R.N. . . . . . . . Head of Bates Home DORIS WATTS, A.B. . . . . . . . . . Head of Mgtcalf Hall GRETCHEN ESTABROOK TONKs, A.M. . . . . . . Hmd of Miller Hall 0 OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MRS. BYRON J. STAPELTON, 4 Ruxton St., Cranston 10 . . . . Przsidmt MRS. C. R. WESTCOTT, 232 Sound Beach Ave., Old Greenwich, Conn. . Vice-Prwidmt MRS. JOSEPH B. LEWIS, 34 Kipling St., Providence . . . . Vice-Prwidmt MRS. LEIGH LYNCH, 23 Woodside Ave., West Warwick . . Recording Secretary MRS. WILLIAM RICE, 238 Gano St., Providence 6 . . Correxponding Secretary MRS. DANIEL FAIRCHILD, 10 Rhode Island Ave., Providence 6 . . . Treamrer MISS GERTRUDE ALLEN MCCONNELL, Alumnae OHice . . . 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BARBARA BATDORF ELEANOR STEHLE CAROL ORKIN BARBARA REUBEN MATTYE WALKER DEBORAH JOSSELYN LILLIs NELSON LAUREEN HOGAN MILDRED SEAQUIST CATHERINE WILLIAMS ANN BURKHOLDER JANE HALLET MARY KATHERINE DOLAN CHARLOTTE MCGINNIS CONSTANCE WRUBEL JOAN HERSCOVITZ LINDA KESSLER ELLEN LEETE SUSAN WING With Appreciation From The Editor As i write this note of thanks, checks are still arriving from patrons and patronesses of this year's Brun Mael. Never before have parents responded as they have for us and our book. We counted heavily on them to help make this book a 'better one; they came through for us overwhelmingly, and l, the staff, and the student body, heartily thank them. I would like to extend my appreciation also, to Bill Sloane for his patience and sound advice and to the student activities omce for special favors and help in book- keeping; to Dick Mallish and his airplane and Ed Goodwin and his daring for making possible our aerial view; to Harry Dodge for coming to the rescue with pictures for our second deadline. I am particularly grateful to Crockett Johnson for giving us full rights to all 'chrnaby material, and to Miss Law and her staff for working out our wildest schemes. To the l953 Brun Mael staff a special thank you for all their cooperation and hard work, which I know included everything from trudging all over Providence to playing television bit roles! To all the editors of this book, my most personal thanks. They somehow managed in every crisis,- and, what's more, came through smiling! 167 PATRONS AND PATRONESSES MR. AND MRS. HAROLD L. ABBOTT MR. AND MRS. HOWARD S. ANDERSON MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND B. ANTHONY MR. AND MRS. EDWARD P. 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ARTHUR WOLFF MR. AND MRS. DAVID L. WOLPERT MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR M. WRUBEL MR. AND MRS. CHARLES T. YURKUNAS MR. AND MRS. JOHN D. ZIMMERMAN With Appreciation To Our Advertisers The following pages set forth, with the student directory, our advertisers. We wish to thank these business men and women, and ask that you identify and remember them. We know that there are more profitable advertising media than our year book; that our advertisers believe such a book needs and deserves their support. We gratefully acknowledge this support. It measures the diFFerence between a good book and a better one. With their did, we have attempted a better one. 171 STUDENT DIRECTORY ABBmT, SALLY U ............................ 10 Highland Ave., Beverly, Mass ....................... 1955 ADAMS, MARY-LOUISE ........................ 22 Burton Sn, Bristol, R. I ............................ 1955 ADAMS, SHIRLEY E ........................... 470 Old Fall River Rd., Swansea, Mass .................. 1954 ADELSON, PAULA N ........................... 121 Emeline St., Providence, R. I ....................... 1956 ALBANESE, RITA M ........................... 133 Tupelo Hill Dr., Cranston, R. I ..................... 1956 ALCAIDE, MONSITA ........................... 206 Waban Ave., Waban 68, Mass ...................... 1956 ALEWYN, CHRISTIANE ........................ 320 Manor Rd., Douglaston, N. Y ....................... Spfk ALEWYN, VERONICA .......................... 320 Manor Rd., Douglaston, N. Y ...................... 1956 ALEXANDER, JOANNE ......................... 346 Highland St., Weston 93, Mass ..................... 1954 AMIRAULT, JEAN K ........................... 541 Fellsway East, Malden, Mass ....................... 1955 ANDERSON, JOAN R ........................... 81 Welles Sn, Forty Fort, Pa ........................... 1954 ANDERSON, LOUISE E ......................... Mahopac Ridge, Mahopac, N. Y ....................... 1953 ANDERSON, REBECCA B ....................... 3O Cushing SL, Providence, R. I ........................ 1954 ANDRADE, OLINDA C .......................... 39 Jenks Ave., Central Falls, R. I ....................... 1954 ANEYCI, MARILYN J .......................... 30 Peach Ave., Providence, R. I ........................ 1956 ANNOTTI, ELAINE M .......................... 52 LaSalle Dr., Providence, R. I ........................ 1954 ANTHONY, LOUISE ........................... 342 Winter St., Weston, Mass .......................... 1953 ASPINALL, DIANE ............................ 101 Bradford Lane, Syracuse, N. Y ..................... 1955 ATWOOD, MARY R ............................ 4621 E. Lake Harriet Blvd., Minneapolis, Minn .......... 1953 AUSTIN, NATALIE R.. . . . .. ... . .. . , . . .. 1H . ,. .24 Rose Court, Providence, R. I ........................ 1954 AYERS, MARILYN A ........................... 460 S. Drexel Ave., Columbus, Ohio .................... 1953 BACHMANN, PATRICIA C ....................... 221 GrifTen Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y ....................... 1956 BAKER, DIANA J ............................. Quarters uF , U.S. NTS, Newport, R. I ................. 1956 BALATOW, NANCY B .......................... 126 W. Rosewood Ave., San Antonio, Tex ............... 1955 BALL, A. WINTER ............................ 402 S. 9th St., Lafayette, Ind .......................... 1954 BALOMENOS, STAVROULA J ..................... 79 Sherman St., Portland, Me .......................... 1953 BALTZELL, JANE L ............................ 53 Woodside Ave., Pawtucket, R. I ..................... 1955 BAL'LE, BRENDA L. S .......................... 147 Christie St., Leonia, N. J .......................... 1953 BANCROFT, M. CATHARINF. .................... Elsie, Nebr .......................................... 1954 HARLOW, IMRSJ LAURA S ..................... 20 S. Prospect St., Hagerstown, Md. ................... 1953 BARNES, A. BLYTH ........................... Foxhill Farms R.D. 5, W. Chester, Pa ................... 1954 BARR, ANNE M .............................. 3001 8th Ave., Pueblo, Colo ............................ 1954 BATDORF, BARBARA L ......................... 513 Sunset Rd., West Reading, Pa ...................... 1953 BEACH, SUSAN A ............................. 4318 W. 7lst Ten, Prairie Village, Kan .................. 1956 BEEMUS, I. MARILYN ......................... 101 West 33rd St, Erie, Pa ............................ 1956 BELL, MARY E ............................... 2654 Exeter Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio ............... 1956 BENZION, MARGRIT .......................... 165 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I ....................... 1954 BERKELHAMMER, RUTH D ..................... 45 Ashland Rd., Summit, N. J ......................... 1956 BERNARD, EVELYN A ......................... 75 Farnham St., Lawrence, Mass ....................... 1954 BERUBE, CLAUDE'ITIZ Y ....................... 523 Manton Ave., Providence, R. I ..................... 1954 BETTS, PRISCILM A .......................... 10 Druid Hill Rd., Summit, N. J ....................... 1956 BILLER, EUDA L ............................. 33 Sixth St., Providence, R. I .......................... 1954 BINDER, CAROL .............................. 21 Rangeley Ave., Providence, R. I ..................... 1956 BIRGE, PRISCILM ............................ 20 Sunset Hill Rd., New Canaan, Conn .................. 1956 BLACHER, NANCY J ........................... 549 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I ..................... 1956 BLACK, L01s M .............................. 20 Chester St., Watertown, Mass ....................... 1953 BLACKLEDGE, SYLVIA S ....................... 2301 Riverside Ave., Somerset, Mass .................... 1955 BLACKLOCK, PATRICIA A ...................... 82 Florence Rd., Waltham, Mass ....................... 1953 BLISS, JOAN W ............................... Damascus College, Box 434, Damascus, Syria ............ 1954 BUGLE, BARBARA A ........................... 1915 Robeson Sn, Fall River, Mass ..................... 1953 BOJAR, FANNY E ............................. 96 Congress Ave., Providence, R. I ..................... 1953 BOLOTOW, BARBARA L ........................ 365 Cole Ave., Providence 6, R. I ....................... 1953 NOW '0' '0' 5'09 has quiefed down, I'd Yes. Just for my colleagues at the Elves, Well, no, no! YET . . . Bu! what I'm mo like to 99' in a IiIIIe practice on my LinIe Leprechauns, Gnomes and lime Men's worried abou', Barnaby, is what sort c Marvel Voice Thrower . . . Somehow word Chowder 8 Marching Society. And I feel dummy to get for my ad . . . McSnoyd goI around Ihaf I had wrinen away for I need a bit more pumice to achieve Ihe Leprechaun, ventured the opinion Iha' this amazing device and I was prevailed degree of perfection Ihey have grown to I didn'I need a dummy, but inasmuch upon to give a venm'quuisIIc performance. expect from any of my varied endeavors. ventriquuisIs always use them, I feel- But it hasn't worked at a yeI, has it, Mr. O'Malley? I Say! lhaveu' I z; 9 RALPH STUART MUSIC THE PERFECT MUSIC FOR THE PERFECT PARTY NEW YORK PROVIDENCE FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA H9 Waterman Street Providence - Elmhurst 1-0510 MoS INCORPORATED GIFTS GAspee 1-0406 278 Thayer Street PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Your Banquet, Dance, or Social Function deserves the Best In Food, Serv1ce and Arrangements! We invite you to hold it here!! For Reservations Call Maitre doHotel SHERATON -BILTMORE PROVIDENCE, R. 1. Ext. 125 GAspee 1-9200 ANTHONYoS DRUG STORE Over 50 Year; at Angell and Thayer Streets PROVIDENCE z. 005 'SLAND Where You Always Shop With Confidence 173 BORNSIDE, ELAYNl-z.. ......................... 114 Miller Avc1, Providence, R. I ....................... 1953 Bowxzs, ELIZABETH J ......................... 55 Wclchcr Ave., Peekskill, N. Y ....................... 1955 BOXER, DEVORAH ............................ 1504 Park Blvd., Troy, N. Y ........................... 1956 BRANDEL, SOPHIE ............................ San Pedro Sula, Honduras. C.A ......................... 1956 BRANDON, DOROTHY A ........................ 6 Adams St, Port VVaShington, N. Y ..................... 1954 BRIGHTNAM, SUSAN T ......................... 33 Grove St., Bristol, Conn ............................ 1956 BRODSKY, DEENA ............................ 188 Sumter St, Providence. R. 1 ....................... 1956 BROMAGE, ELIZABETH A ....................... 117 West Hickory St., Hinsdale, Ill ..................... 1956 BROMAGE, MARY H ........................... 117 West Hickory SL, Hinsdnlc, Ill ..................... 1953 BRONSTEIN, JOAN K .......................... 102 Blackstone B1vd., Providence, R. I .................. 1955 BROOKER, DOROTHY I ......................... 601 Hawthorne Ave., Williamsport, Pa .................. 1956 BROWN, AUDRIE M ........................... 1313 Lake St1, Evanston, Ill ........................... 1955 BROWN, BARBARA A .......................... 1914 Parkman Rd., Warren. Ohio ...................... 1955 BROWN, BETSY T ............................ 100 Green St, Milton, Mass ........................... 1953 BROWN, BRENDA H ........................... 20 Fort Amherst Rd.. Glens Falls. N. Y ................. 1955 BROWN, JANICE D,H .......................... 52 Woodland Ave., Glen Ridge. N. J .................... 1953 BROWN, R. ELEANOR ........................ 53 Fosdyke St., Providence, R. 1 ........................ 1955 BRUBAKER, LUCY A .......................... 125 West Main St, Annvillc, Pa ........................ 1955 BRUCE, 1MRSJ A. MARGARET ................. 337 Auburn Sn, Cranston 10, R. I ...................... 1955 BRUNSCHWIG, JULIETTE F ..................... 81 Lloyd Avc., Providence, R. 1 ........................ 1956 BUCKLESS, 1MRSJ MARY O .................... 77 Middle Highway, Barrington, R. I ................... 1956 BUHLER, CHRISTA Y .......................... 36 S. Randolph Ave., Poughkeepsie, N. Y ............... 1956 BURDICK, CYNTHIA F1 ......................... 191 Rutledge Rd., Belmont 78. Mass .................... 1956 BURKE, FLORENCE 1 .......................... 334 Ocean Hts. Ave., Linwood, N. J .................... 1956 BURKHOLDER, ANNE N ........................ 12 Gay St., New York, N. Y ........................... 1953 BURT, RUTH 15.1.111.....,...1......1.111.1,.208 Division St., Benningmn, Vt ....................... 1953 BUTLER, JANE E ............................. 14 Gage St., Mcthuen, Mass ........................... 1956 BUTLER, JOANNE ............................ 20 Farm Rd., Wayne, Pa .............................. 1953 BUTLER, VALERIE F .......................... 8 Agawnm St., Worcester, Mass ........................ 1954 BYERS, NORMA L ............................. Annaquatucket Rd., Wickford, R. 1 ..................... 1953 CABERA, M. JANET .......................... 47 Beekman Rd., Summit, N. J ........................ 1955 CADOT, JUDITH A ............................ 126 S. Virginia Lee Rd., Columbus, Ohio ................ 1955 CAHALANE, ANNE M .......................... 504 Maple Ave., Teaneck, N. J ......................... 1954 CALDWELL, D. JOYCE ......................... 37 Powell Avc., Newport, R. I ......................... 1955 CALDWELL, MARGARET ....................... 122 Colonial Ridge, Moorestown, N. J ................... 1953 CALVO, BEATRICE A .......................... 28 Cole Avc., Providence, R. I ......................... 1954 CAMPBELL, LYNN 1 ............................ Box 110. Dayville, Conn ............................... 1954 CAMPBELL, NANCY ........................... 1515 8. Alicia Dr., Appleton. Wis ....................... 1954 CANFIELD, ANNE C ........................... 422 Kimball Ava, VVestEcld, N. J ...................... 1956 CARLSON, MARILYN J ......................... 113 New St.. Naugatuck. Conn ......................... 1954 CARMODY, JOAN A ............................ 5 Bradley Sn, Rumford, R. 1 ........................... 1953 CARONDO, PHYLLIS H ......................... 245 Waterman Sn, Providence, R. 1 ..................... 1954 CARPENTER, EMILY J ......................... 871 E. Walnut St., Coshomon, Ohio .................... 1956 CARUCCI, BARBARA J ......................... 205 Gridley St., Bristol, Conn .......................... 1953 CASHMAN, KATH ERINF. B ...................... 817 Red Rd1, Teaneck, N. J ............................ 1956 CASPARIAN, BARBARA A ....................... 180 Paine Ave., Cranston, R. 1 ......................... 1954 CASTLE, ALESSANDRA A ....................... 17 Longvicw Dr1, Marblchead, Mass .................... 1955 CHANDLER, ROSEMARY B ...................... 14 Kensingron Rd.. Concord, N. H ..................... 1956 CHAPMAN, MARCIA S ......................... 2102 Presbury St, Baltimore 17, Md .................... 1956 CHASE, NANCY S...11. ..........1..1..1......308 Beechwood PL, Leonia. N. J ........................ 1955 CHASE, PATRICIA A ........................... 110 Windcnnere Way, Warwick, R. I ................... 1953 CHASE, VALERIE A ........................... 183 Smith St, New Britain, Conn ...................... 1953 CHIAPPINELLI, JOAN C ........................ 14 Scfton Dr., Edgewood, R. I ......................... 1954 CHIOTINOS, JOANNA .......................... 30 Gilman St., Nashua, N. H .......................... 1953 That dumb beast is an excellent durn AH he'll have to do is open his mouth few times and I, with the aid of this Little Marvel Voice Thrower, wi ma him appear to speak. . . . I do it no Imagine the cheers and bravo: that will ring down rhc curtain on your old 1' use Gorgon instead of :1 Fairy Godfather: ventriloquis'ic dobu'! dummy! A sensational idea, A talking dog an! Amazing! . . . I'll have m'boy! A TALKING DOG! to begin giving some though! '0 movie and radio contracts . . . road companies . . . m 1 1'0 Our Many Friend; at Pembroke . . . A special THANK YOU,1 for your con- tinued loyalty to Whitingk quality dairy products With the best of good Wishes for your success! WHITING MILK COMPANY 1Qualityf0r Over a Centurw MERRY-GO-ROUND TOYS GREETING CARDS 242 Thayer Street RUTH V. PERSON Class 0f137 Shop at GLADDINGS Wayland Square Branch For the exclmiwfayhiom you admire moxt Compl'immm of LIGGETT1S DRUG CO. Cor. of Thayer and Meeting Streets Telephone Dexter 1-3 131- 3132 EASTERBROOKS, INC. Hotel and Restaurant Supplies Beef, Provisions and Dressed Poultry CHRISTENSEN, JOAN C ........................ 47 Keeler St., Springfield, N. J ......................... 1953 CHRISTENSON, JETTABEE A .................... 80 Exeter Place St., St. Paul, Minn ..................... 1954 CHRYSTIE, JULIA R ........................... 580 Park Ave., New York, N. Y ........................ 1955 CHURCHILL, DOROTHY H ...................... R.F.D. No. 2, North Scituate, R. I ..................... 1953 CICILLINE, BARBARA J ........................ 25 Lowell Ave., Providence, R. I ....................... 1955 CLARK, JEANETTE M ......................... 74 Ansonia SL, Hartford, Conn ......................... 1953 CLARK, MARY LU ............................ Knollwood Dr., Rochester, N. Y ........................ 1955 CLARK, WEALTHA A .......................... PO. Box 191, Hilmar, Calif ............................ 1953 CLARKE, PHYLLIS H .......................... 134 East Eighth St., Hinsdale, Ill ....................... 1954 CLEMENTE, ALICE R .......................... 10 Chase St., Valley Falls, R. I ......................... 1956 CLINTON, MARYJ ............................ 822 Central Ave., Wilmette, Ill ......................... 1954 CLOWES, ANNE C ............................ 118 High St., Bristol, R. I ............................. 1954 COATES, DIANA J ............................ 8 Milk St., Methuen, Mass ............................ 1954 COHEN, BARBARA I ............................ 3900 Loch Raven B1vd., Baltimore, Md ................. 1955 COHEN, E. DOVE ....... ' ..................... 9 Sessions Sn, Providence, R. I ......................... 1954 COHEN, ELLEN .............................. 940 Park Ave., New York, N. Y ........................ 1953 Con EN, ISABEL .............................. 102-10 Ascan Ave., Forest Hills, N. Y ................... 1956 COLLINS, CHERRY A .......................... 77 Highland Ave., Montclair, N. J ...................... 1955 COLLINS, PATRICIA J .......................... RD. No. 1, Morris Plains, N. J ........................ 1954 COLLINS, SUSAN D ........................... 3929 Jenifer St., N.W., Washington, D. C.. . . . I . . . I I , , . 41954 QONNOLLY, MAUREEN M ...................... 37 Ardmore Ave., Providence, R. I ...................... 1956 CORACI, JEAN M ............................. 86-90 Palermo Sn, Hollis, N. Y ......................... 1953 COREY, CAROL A ............................. 27 Warren Ave., Pawtucket, R. I ....................... 1953 COROTIS, JUNE A ............................. 600 Chester Ave., Moorestown, N. J .................... 1956 COULTER, ANNE ............................. Cranbrook School, Bloomfield Hills, Mich ................ 1956 COUTANCHE, CAROLYN G ...................... 17 Elton St., Providence, R. I .......................... 1956 COUTURE, MARY Lou ........................ 22 Bardslcy St., Fall River, Mass ....................... 1956 COWAN, CAROLINE ........................... 226 Baldwin St., Glen Ridge, N. J ...................... 1956 CRABTREE, PATRICIA ......................... 7034 Thomas Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa ..................... 1954 CRANDELL, JANET K .......................... 27 Wildwood Ten, Glen Ridge, N. J .................... 1953 CRANFORD, SARAH E .......................... Route 3, Asheboro, N. C .............................. 1953 CREEGAN, MARGUERITE M .................... 795 Elmwood Ave., Providence, R. I .................... 1953 CUMMINGS, A. BARBARA ...................... 612 HOpe Sn, Providence, R I ......................... 1955 CURLETI', SALLY I ............................ 5313 Springlake Way, Baltimore 12, Md ................. 1955 CURTIS, NANCY E ............................ 15 Maynard SL, Pawtucket, R. I ....................... 1955 CURTXS, SUE T ............................... 15 Maynard Sn, Pawtucket, R. I ....................... 1956 CUSICK, JEAN F .............................. 7 Weatherby Rd., Hanover, N. H ....................... 1956 CUTTING, NANCY ............................ 4 Greylock Rd, Watcrville, Me ........................ 1955 DANIELS, LEONORA 5V ........................ Elmwood Rd., Hancock, N. H .......................... 1954 DAVID, HARRIE'IJA.1.4..I.. ............1.1.55 Bliss Rd., Newport, R. I ............................ 1956 DAVIES, YVONNE ............................ 58 Rye Rd., Greenlmvcn, Rye, N. Y .................... 1953 DAY, CATHRYN IKrrsIEJ E .................... 1122 Woodland Ave., Springiaeld, Ill .................... 1956 DAY, MARTHA A ............................. 100 Shaw Ave., Cranston, R. I ......................... 1956 DAYTON, PHYLLIS F. .......................... 47 Batcman Ave., Newport, R. I ....................... 1953 DEAN, JOANNE P ............................. 101 Elm St., Holyoke, Mass ............................ 1956 DEERING, CONSTANCE M ...................... 191 Kent St., Brookline 46, Mass ....................... 1954 DEFURIA, CAROLINE A ........................ 622 N. Chester Rd., Swarthmore, Pa .................... 1954 DELANEY, SARAH C .......................... 41 Surrey Lane, TenaHy, N. J .......................... 1955 DELFINO, ELEONORA A ....................... 200 Modem Ave., Providence, R. I ..................... 1953 DELINIKS, DIANE R .......................... 17 Congress Ave., Waterbury, Conn ..................... 1955 DEMILIA, CLAIRE L .......................... 3 Emerson Sn, Belmont, Mass ......................... 1956 DENNO, SHIRLEY-ANN E ...................... 147 Dalton Ave., Pittsfield, Mass ....................... 1955 DERDERIAN, RITA B .......................... 45 Barbara Rd., W'altlmm, Mass ........................ 1955 THE NEXT DAY Gorgon isn't so very interested in being the dummy in your venm'loquist ad a! the Elves, Leprechauns, Gnomes, and Link Men's Chowder 8 Marching Club .. . l Where's he going, Barnaby? Just whon-1 Temperamon'! I think he's insulted because you said he was a good dummy. Oh, the problems of an impressario . . . Of course it IS a small audience, bu! it's very influential . . . Crawling wi'h 'alen' scouts . . . TEMKIN TOBACCO CO., INC. GENERAL CANDY COMPANY 171 Chestnut Street PROVIDENCE 3, R. 1. Telephones: GAspee 1-5432: 1-5-133: 1-5434 BANSPACH BROTHERS Compliment; of Wholesale Baker: We specialize in rolls of all descriptions and sandwich breads- 3710 GM Comm We supply schools, colleges, hospitals, churches, and organizations of all kinds. Rhode Island,s Largest 114 Delaine Street Elmhurst 1-1100 Department Store LEOPOLD FELDSTEIN OLIVE STREET GARAGE INC. . O SWEATERS IN WINTER 254 Thayer Street SWIM SUITS IN SUMMER PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND GAS is besiL for O COOKING O REFRIGERATION OWATER HEATING O KITCHEN HEATING 0 HOUSE HEATING 177 DERMHR, ANNE 15.. ..1.........111.11. ... ....222 Thurbcrs Avc., Providence, R. I .................... 1954 DIZUELL, HELEN '13 ........................... 88 Elm Avc., Hackensack, N. J ......................... 1954 DEVENIS, DALIA A ........................... VVatcrtown, Conn ..................................... 1954 DEVOIZ. MARGARET A ......................... 158 Prospect Sn, Providence. R. I ...................... 1956 DIAMOND, GERALDINE M ...................... Pine St. Mr. Kisco, N. Y .............................. 1956 DILLINGHAM, PRISCILLA H .................... 7 Bay View Avc.. Taunton R.1KD.No. 1, Muss.. . . . . 1 . , 11953 DIPI'ITRILLO, GLORIA D ....................... 12 Olney Sn, Johnston, R. I ........................... 1953 DlToMMAso, ROSA M ......................... 53 Court St, Middletown, Conn ........................ 1955 DODSON, NANCY C ........................... 40 Hawthorn St. Cambridge 38. Mass.. . 1 . . .111... , 1 1 . 11956 DOLAN, MARY K ............................. 525 S. Chestnut St., Westfield, N. J ..................... 1953 Douw, L. SANDRA. . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . .52 Robinhood Sn, Auburndalc, Mass .................... 1955 DOLCE, ROSE V .............................. 65 Courtlzmd St., Providence, R1 I ...................... 1953 DONALDSON, PRISCILLA L.1 1 . 1 ..1...1.... . 1 1. .540 Wnodluwn Ave., Glencoc, Ill ....................... 1954 DoNNELLY, MAUREEN M ...................... 71 Harrison Ave., Newport, R. I ........................ 1954 DOWDEN, SYLVIA I ............................ 115 Adelaide Ave., Providence. R1 I ..................... 1954 DRAKE, JANICE I ............................. Box 303, If. Brookfield, Mass ........................... 3w DRUDING, NANCY G .......................... 29 Ridgewood Drive, Rye, N. Y ........................ 1956 DRUMM, PHYLLIS F1 ........................... 15 Beach Rd., Great Neck, N. Y ....................... 1954 DUDMAN, LUCY A.. 11 ....... .1..1. .1..11,.1..38 East St, Skzlneateles, N. Y .......................... 1956 DUFEK, M. ELLYN ........................... 4008 East West Highway, Chevy Chase, Md ............. 1953 DUFOUR, ANNE R ............................ 1120 Morgan Avc., Drexel Hill, Pu ...................... 1954 DWORMAN, 1MRSJ BEATRICE G.,111.. . . . . 1 . . . .370 Thaycr SL, Providence, R1 I ....................... 1953 EASTWOOD, PATRICIA 0 ....................... 19 Sheridan St, Providence, R. I ....................... 1953 ICCKIaNnECK, BONNIE A ....................... 4438 W. Lake Harriet Blvd. Minneapolis, Minn... 1 . . . . . 11956 IilsxaNmiRG, DORIS ........................... 479 Prospect Sn, Woonsockcr, R. I ..................... 1954 ICKIHADE, ELEANOR A ........................ 64 Terrace Avc., Hamdcn, Conn ........................ 1953 ICLDER, MARY ............................... 81 N. Washington St, Plzlinvillc, Conn .................. 1956 ICMMHRT, ALICE E ............................ 95 E. Haverhill St., Lawrence. Muss .................... 1955 ICRGANIAN, SUSAN ............................ 111 Somerset St., Providence, R. I ...................... 1956 ICRICKSON, C. MARGERY ...................... 7 Northampton St, Worcester. Mass .................... 1956 ICRICKSON, GAIL E..1,...1..1.1..,...11......30 Cherry Rd1, Edgewood, R. I ......................... 1954 EVANS, ELIZABETH A ......................... 18 Mcadowbunk Rd., Old Greenwich. Conn 11111111111111 1955 EVANS, FRANCES N ........................... 1535 Sanderson Ave., Scranton, Pa ...................... 1956 EVANS, POLLY G ............................. 1615 25th St, Two Rivers, Wis ......................... 1953 ICVI-tluz'rr, CAROLINE P ........................ 811 Main St., Walpole, Mass ........................... 1954 FAmaR, NANCY G ............................ 10 Upland Rd., Belmont, Muss ......................... 1954 FAGAN, I. MARGERY ......................... Benson Ava, Sayville, N. Y ............................ 1956 FANNING, CAROL A ........................... 116 Dexter Sn. Valley Falls, R. I ....................... 1956 FARR, ADRIENNE A...11.1......1,11........1.38 Broad St, Norwich, Conn ........................... 1955 FAULKNER, FLORENCE 11.. , . 11. ...1.. .11.1....395 Doric Avc., Cranston, R. I ......................... 1955 FAY, HAZEL DEW ............................ 241 East 17th St., New York 3, N. Y ................... 1955 FAZ'LANO, AMELIA M .......................... 206 Nelson Sn, Providence, R. I ........................ 1954 FELDMAN, CAROL-LYN ........................ 124 Amherst St, Brooklyn 35, N. Y .................... 1956 FELLOWS, VIRGINIA A ........................ 169-45 23rd Avc1, Flushing. N. Y ....................... 1954 FERNANDES, CLAIRE M ....................... 90 Hetherington D12. S. Swansea. Mass .................. 1956 Flakon, M. VIRGINIA. . . .1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . 1. . . .555 Highland Rd., Pottstown. Pu ....................... 1955 FliRRARA, ELIZABETH A ....................... 6 Arch St., New Haven, Conn .......................... 1953 1511511151511, B. JEAN.... . . . . . .1 . . . . .. . . . . .1 1 . . . .3723 Wcsrcrman, Houston 5. Tex ....................... 1956 FINmaRG, MARCIA S .......................... 119 Pitt St, Portland, Me ............................. 1955 FINDLAY, VIRGINIA R ......................... 10110 Dallas Ave., Silver Spring. Md .................... 1956 IFINKEISTEIN, BETH P ........................ 452 VVoodlzmd Rd., VVoonSOCker, R. I ................... 1956 FINKEISTEIN, RUTH B ........................ 452 Woodland Rd., Woonsockcr, R. I ................... 1954 r And after that - Broadway! Our names in Iighls! . . . Well, Ihey won't bui, anyway . . . Then a triumphant four of the gay European capilals! . . . Perhaps we'd better delay that . But, however, I'm sure I can arrange L an addition with MAJOR BOWES! Cushlamochru! Isn't thorn any way I can inspire this boas! lo give me the minimum cooperation a vonm'loquist must expect from his dummy . . . Hero I have offered him fame, fortune and- X1 be 'umed on because of the dimoui, 1 Maybe if you could offer him a bone . . . his fact, Mr. O'Malley . . . Of course I can get him a bone! I'II wave my magic wand . . . Or Imay no! even have to do fhat . .. Mom says anyone who goes into her kitchen has to wipe J. A. FHSTEB EU. JEWELERS For LX of a Century 69 Corrance Street PROVIDENCE, R. 1. DE 1-0121 THE PEMBROKE BOOKSTORE More and CHEZ ELISE 7 N . 1 . more -46 Hwyel btleet the really convenient place to PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND buy everything TOY SUN RESTAURANT 258 Thayer Street PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND a 4' . . 1 0' Q We Electrically xi and Enjoy the Difference! NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC 179 FIREMAN, GLORIA R .......................... 87 Warrington St., Providence, R. I ..................... 1956 FISHBAIN, SHEBA ............................ 795 Broad St, CentraI Falls, R. I ....................... 1953 FISHER, BARBARA C .......................... 150 E. 18th St., Brooklyn, N. Y ........................ 1955 FISKE, ELIOT L.........1,,11.....,.1.....1..511Washington Ave., Wilmette, Ill ..................... 1955 FITzsIMMONs, BARBARA A ..................... The Rosary, Carroll Ave1, Newport, R. I ................ 1953 FLAHERTY, JOAN T ........................... 720 The Parkway, Mamaroneck, N. Y .................. 1953 FLYNN, MARGARET M ........................ 145 Modena Ave., Providence, R. I ..................... 1954 FORD, MARJORIE S ........................... 75 Bickford Hill Rd., Gardner, Mass .................... 1955 FORREST, GILLIAN M ......................... 350 Elm St., New Haven 11, Conn ..................... 1955 FORSTALL, MAY C ............................ 20 Grant Ave., Amsterdam, N. Y ....................... 1953 Fox, 1MRS.1 JOAN S .......................... 79 Redbrook Rd., Great Neck, N. Y .................... 1953 FRANKLIN, REBECCA J ........................ Wellfleet, Mass ...................................... 1954 FRASER, JANE A ............................. 115 S. Harvey Ave., Oak Park, Ill ...................... 1953 FREDETTE, I. CLAIRE ......................... 248 Lytton Ave., Pittsburgh 13, Pa ..................... 1955 FREEDMAN, CAROLYN I ........................ 12 Jillson St., Providence, R. I ......................... 1956 FREEMAN, HARRIETJ ......................... 167 Glenwood Ave., New London, Conn ................. 1956 FREEMAN, M. JANE .......................... 613 N. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif ................. 1955 FRIED, RUTH G .............................. 2 Elizabeth Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y ................... 1956 FRITZ, JANE R ............................... 215 Cedarcroft Rd., Baltimore, Md ..................... 1954 FRITZ, NANCY W ............................. Moylan, Rose Valley, Pa .............................. 1953 FROST, JENNIE A ............................. 142 Church Ave., Conimicut, R. I ...................... 1954 FRUEHAUF, BARBARA L ....................... 1004 Three Mile Dr., Grosse Pointe 30, Mich ............ 1956 GAGNON, JUDITH A ...................... -.- .1 140 Washington St., Warren, R. I ....................... 1956 GALE,J0ANE....1.11,11........1..1.......,5Stultst., Belmont,Mass ........................... 1955 GALE, JUDITH ............................... 1287 Oakridge Dr., Cleveland Hts., Ohio ................ 1953 GALLI, DOROTHY E ........................... 30 Whipple Ave., Cranston, R. I ........................ 1953 GANANIAN, VIOLA ............................ 56 Avery St., N. Attleboro, Mass ....................... 1953 GARDNER, SUZANNE M ........................ Seven Mile Rd., Hope, R. I ............................ 1954 GAR'LIANO, JOY F ............................. Jinny Hill Rd., Cheshire, Conn ......................... 1954 GASKILL, JUDITH E ........................... 2 Bridge St., Blackstone, Mass ......................... 1956 GATELY, JOAN C ............................. 187 Park Ave., Edgcwood, R. I ......................... 1955 GEDDES, HELEN ............................. 25 Youle St., Melrose, Mass ........................... 1954 GEORGE, SEMIA M ........................... 41 Fall River Ave., Seekonk 76, Mass ................... 1954 GIBBONS, M. DARLENE ....................... PO. Box 348, Brownwood, Tex ......................... 1953 GIESINGER, ERNA M..1.1111.......1,..1......397 Highland Ten, Orange, N.J ........................ 1953 GILLETTE, LEDA ............................. 110 Wellington Ave., Short Hills, N. J ................... 1956 GILLIES, DEBORAH E ......................... 8369 Fisher Rd., Elkins Park 17, Pa .................... 1956 GILMAN, HEATHER ........................... 122 East St, East Foxboro, Mass ....................... 1956 GINGOLD, BARBARA A ......................... 1884 Whitney Ave,, Hamdcn, Conn ..................... 1954 GINSBURG, BARBARA B ....................... 21 Woodchester Dr., Chestnut Hill 67, Mass ............. 1956 GIRARD, JOAN E ............................. 2000 Westview Dr. E., Winston-Salem, N. C ............. 1954 GITHENS, ELISABETH A ....................... 6507 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa ................ 1953 GLEDHILL, NANCY M ......................... 10 Valley Blvd., Fairtield, Conn ........................ 1954 GLOVER, GAIL L ............................. 1144 Cranbrook Rd., Birmingham, Mich ................. 1956 GLOVER, KATHARINE W ....................... Maryland House, NOB, Norfolk, Va .................... 1953 GOCHBERG, 1MRsJ CAROL G ................... 158 Cypress St., Providence, R. I ....................... 1953 GOING, MARGARET K ......................... 661 Atwells Ave., Providence, R. I ...................... 1955 GOLDIN, SUSAN I ............................. Box 144, Vineyard Haven, Mass ........................ 1953 GOODHART, JULIA E .......................... 258 Riverside Dr., New York, N. Y ..................... 1955 GOODMAN, PATRICIA .......................... Christmas Lake, Excelsior, Minn ....................... 1955 GOODSPEED, MARGARET ...................... Wilton, Me .......................................... 1954 GOORIGIAN, JASMINE ......................... 195 Mt. Vernon Blvd., Pawtucket, R. I ................. 1953 GORDON, MIRIAM R ..................... .1 1 . .85 Savoy St., Providence, R. I ......................... 1953 of meat on tho! bone you gave him . . . Your Fairy GOd'G'hN - . - 500, 50'! VOW Gosh, Mr. O'Malloy. There's an awful Iof:l Y : m'boy. Nothing niggardly 059' grateful . . . I've won his confidence . . . Barnaby! That ha a log of lamb for our luncheon! 1 ! He knows he can depend on me to disappeared from the table! make his life easy for him and Io- 11 x2 ? . .' , My f A x My 7m I , I OUTSTANDING SENIORS SELECT FOR THEIR HVERY-OWN leerxmlszmZ gieerkzy x: WHY noiL select your International Sterling pattern now? The designs are fashion- right now and always. Lnternational Sterling is such a value, too. Compared to other products, its price has scarcely risen at all. Come in and start your family silver soon! N fixhll I x 1 f2? a 17,ng GOSSETT, ANTOINE'FTE G ...................... Goodhuc 1111., Bloomfield Hills, Mich .................... 1956 GRAD, BARBARA S ............................ 25 East 86th St., New York 28, N. Y ................... 1955 GRANDI, KAY A .............................. 40 Hildreth St., Marlboro, Mass ........................ 1954 GRAVEL, 1MRSJ CA'I'HARINE P ................. 59 Burnett Sn, Providence, R. I ........................ Sp. leacco, MARY 11.1 1 . .. ,1. .....1... .1. ... .1. .33 High St, Orange, N.J .............................. 195 GREEN, EMELINE I ............................ 45 Temple Avc., Winthrop 52, Mass .................... 1955 GRHENBERG, ROSALH; G ...................... 19 Detroit Avc., Providence, R. I ....................... 1956 Glual-zNE, CAROL M ........................... 1237 Irving Sn, N.W., Washington, D. C ................ 1954 GRENIER, SALLY A ........................... 10 Barclay St., Newtown, Pa ........................... 1955 GRIFFIN, NANCY...,1....111.......1.........376 Cole Ave., Providence, R.I ........................ 1954 GRIFFITHS, SUZANNE1b.......11.............,3201 Croydon Rd., N.W., Canton, Ohio ................. 1953 GROSS, GRETCHEN ........................... 5417 VVoodcrcst Dr., Minneapolis, Minn ................. 1956 GUIDINGER, CHARLOTTE V ..................... 4722 Upton Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn ................. 1953 GUNTHER, MARGOT W ........................ 1406 Ashland Lane, Wilmette, Ill ....................... 1956 GUSHAE, PHYLLIS J ........................... 755 Ocean Avc., Brooklyn 26, N. Y ..................... 1955 GWALTNEY, ELIZABETH A ..................... 98 Mt. Auburn St., Wnterrown, Mass ................... 1955 HADDEN, GRACE M ........................... 230 Smith St, Peekskill, N. Y .......................... 1954 HADLEY, ANNETTE '11 ......................... 14 Madison St., Hamilton, N. Y ........................ 1955 HALI-ZS, PATRICIA H .......................... 19313 Shorelzmd Ave., Rocky River 16, Ohio ............ 1956 HALLET, C. JANE ............................ 108 Vernon St., Norwood, Mass ........................ 1953 HAMBLE'I'ON, JEAN, . . . .1 1 . . . .. . , . 1 . . . . . . 1. . . .22 Albion St., Methuen, Mass .......................... 1955 HAMLETT, JANE F, ............................ 339 Park Ave., Manhasset, N. Y ....................... 1955 HAMLETT, JOAN M ........................... 463 45th St., Brooklyn 20, N. Y ........................ 1955 HAMLIN, CYNTHIA ........................... 15 Bloomfield St., Lexington, Mass ..................... 1956 HANDLER, JANET ............................ 25 Ginord Ave., Jersey City, N. J ...................... 1954 HANKE, SUSAN E ............................. 2301 Rundell PL, Austin 4, Tex ........................ 1956 HARAM, MARY S ............................. 620 W. 5th St., Marion, Ind ........................... 1956 HARNED, SARA E ............................. 3034 Highland St., Allentown, Pa ....................... 1956 HARRINGTON, ANN A ......................... 49 Dunnell Rd., Maplewood, N. J ...................... 1953 HARRINGTON, LOUISE F ....................... 3 Exeter St., Taunton, Mass ........................... 1955 HARROLD, NANCY M .......................... 647 College St, Macon, Ga ............................ 1955 HART, IRENE M .............................. 70 Thomas Ave., Pawtucket, R. I ....................... 1955 HART, SHEILA K ............................. 148 Bellevue St., Newton, Mass ........................ 1953 HAYDEN, CLARE ............................. 68 Moore Ave., Worcester, Mass ........................ 1956 HA'ALETT, JANE S ............................. G.C. and P. Rd., R.D. No. 1. Wheeling, W. Va.. . 11 . . . . . .1954 HECKEL, HELEN I ............................ 1265 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, Pa ......................... 1956 HELD. BETTY Lou ........................... 224 Frankel Blvd., Merrick, N. Y ....................... 1953 HELLER, JANET W ........................... 165 Second St., East Providence, R. I ................... 1953 HELLSTROM, KAY 16.1..,........11....1.....1202 Fifth St., Providence, R. I ......................... 1954 HENDRICK, JOAN M .......................... 63 New Fenner Ava, Cranston 7, R. 1.1 . . 1 . . .1.. . ..... .1955 HERBST, JOAN M ............................. 50 E. Oak Ave., Moorestown, N. J ...................... 1954 H IZRR, BARBARA A ........................... 326 E. Dudley Ave., Westfield, N. J .................... 1955 also, PO. Box 355 C70 Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Bombay, India Hukscovrrz, JOAN C., . 1 . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . .3750 Foster St., Evanston, Ill .......................... 1953 H IassriN'rHALER, Rum ........................ 104 Forest St., Providence, R. 1 ........................ 1953 HOBART, BARBARA I .......................... 1459 Asbury Ave., Evanston, Ill ........................ 1954 How, LOUISE ............................... 1557 Williams B1vd., Springfield, Ill ..................... 1954 HOGAN, BETTE A ............................. Channel Dr., Bay Head, N. J .......................... 1956 HOGAN, LAUREEN C .......................... 76 Spring St., Pawtucket, R. I ......................... 1955 HOGAN, MARY-ELIZAHETH .................... 76 Spring St, Pawtucket, R. I ......................... 1953 HOGAN, NANCY A ............................ 145 Eaton Ave., Meriden, Conn ........................ 1955 HoLBROOK, CAROLYN A ....................... 24 XValnut Ave., Vchmouth 88, Mass ................... 1956 ANOTHER DAY Where's that awful dog? Ho must have stolen if! I've decided 'o introduce my amazing act at fhe Elves, Leprechauns, Gnomes, . d h h h II b h . and Linle Men's Chowder 8 Marching e e. w o 5 a $5 a 9 the spotlight and say, I ve never 1 Society by telling a story . . . The one of I the lalking dray horse and iho dog . . . w heard a horse talk, have YOU? 77 . . Then I shall turn to our dumb I've go! 90 m a man about my dog ad, Barnaby. MRS. GEORGE 31 JOHN STREET homer of Thayer Street just below the Refectorw Gar and Pat Have Been Shopping Successfully For Chrisfmas and Wedding Gifts at Mrs. George's Wayland Sq. Bakery Daniel F. Joy Jr. Prop. RHODE ISLANIYS MOST DISTINCTIVE DECORATED CAKES 071 very short noticcp 204 Wayland Ave. GAspee 1-5991 arthur palmer, jr. but wixhw to the clay; of ,53 183 HOLMBERG, CHRISTINE M ..................... Main St., Sag Harbor, N. Y. .......................... 1956 HOLYOKE, SARAH A .......................... 43 Knickerbocker Rd., Manhasset, N. Y ................. 1956 HORNDAHL, ANNADEIJZ ....................... 46 Huntington Ave., Norwichtown, Conn ................ 1954 HOSP, JOAN H ............................... Prospect Ave., Tarrytown, N. Y ........................ 1953 HOVEY, E. JANE ............................. 24 Nickcrson St, Cranston, R. I ........................ 1953 Hows, ELIZABETH A ......................... Deerfield, Mass ....................................... 1953 HUBBEL, LESLIE H ........................... Spring St., Cheshire, Connh , ........................ 1956 HUGHES, MARY E ............................ 36 Sutton PL, 8., New York 22, N. Y ................... 1955 HUNT, JANET H. ............................ 25 Brentwood Ave., Providence, R. I .................... 1954 HUTCHINGS, MEREDITH ....................... 112 West 5th Ave., Warren, Pa ......................... 1954 IANNUCCILLO, CORNELIA A .................... 1210 Hope St., Bristol, R. I ............................ 1956 INMAN, BARBARA G .......................... 21 Marion Ave., Providence, R. I ....................... I1 INTLEHOUSE, NANCY J ........................ 85 Congdon SL, Providence, R. I ....................... 1955 IVES, VICTORIA .............................. 215 E. 72nd St., New York, N. Y ....................... 1953 JACOBSON, LIBBY H .......................... 136 Modena Ave., Providence, R. I ..................... W JACKSON, ELIZABETH A ....................... 189 Samuel Gorton Ave., Warwick, R. I ................. 1953 JACKSON, JUDITH B ........................... 15 Francis Ct., New Britain, Conn ...................... 1955 JACKSON, MARGERY A ........................ 146 Arnold Ave., Edgewood, R. I ....................... 1956 JAQUITH, MARY D ............................ 48 Cedar St., Clinton, Mass ............................ 1955 JAYNE, NANCY LOU .......................... 96 Shellbank PL, Rockville Centre, N. Y ................ 1954 JEFFERS, BETSY L ............................ 40 Everett Ave., Providence, R. I ....................... 1954 JENCKES, MARJORIEJ ........................ 203 Governor St., Providence, R. I ..................... 1956 JENSEN, M. ELINOR .......................... 390 Sunset Lane, Glencoe, Ill ........................... 1954 JODAT, CAROL E ............................. 27 Ferncrest Ave., Cranston, R. I ....................... 1956 JOHNSON, CHARLOTTE A ....................... Bayville Rd. and Midway Ave., Locust Valley, N. Y ...... 1955 JOHNSON, HELEN M .......................... Old Framingham Rd., S. Sudbury, Mass ................. 1955 JOHNSON, MARGARET M ...................... Old Framingham Rd., S. Sudbury, Mass ................. 1953 JONES, MARJORIE A .......................... 340 King St., Port Chester, N. Y ....................... 1954 JORDAN, CAROL A ............................ 262 Hillside Ave., Pawtucket, R. I ...................... 1956 JOSSELYN, DEBORAH E ........................ 66 Ninth St., E. Providence, R. I ....................... 1953 JOYCE, MARTHA L ............................ 201 Waterman Ave., E Providence, R. I ................ 1953 JUSKALIAN, SHIRLEY A ........................ 48 Richland Rd., Cranston, R. I ........................ 1954 KAHN, JUDITH M ............................ 622 Valley Rd., Upper Montclair, N. J .................. 1955 KANE, DIANA ............................... 35 Balton Rd., Providence, R. I ........................ 1955 KAPLAN, DORIS A ............................ 11 Methyl St., Providence, R. I ........................ 1955 KARELITZ, JUDY ............................. 1225 Park Ave, New York, N. Y ....................... 1955 KAUFMAN, NANCY B .......................... 542 Lake Forest Dr., Bay Village, Ohio ................. 1954 KEANE, PATRICIA A .......................... 847 Smithfield Ave., Saylesville, R. I .................... 1953 KEAT, MOLLYANN ........................... 67-36 150th St., Kew Gardens Hills, N. Y ............... 1954 KEINET, IMRSJ HILDEGARD W ................ 633 Killingly St., Johnston, R. I ........................ 1953 KELLEY, FAITH G ............................ Bourne, Mass ........................................ 1956 KELLY, ELIZABETH A ............... ' .......... 3 1 Green St, Milford, Conn ............................ 1954 KELLY, MARGARET G ......................... 10 Pleasant St., Woodstock, Vt ......................... 1955 KELLY, MARY JEAN .......................... 87 Wilcox Ave., Pawtucket, R. I ........................ 1953 KEMALIAN, BARBARA J ........................ 44 Urban Ave.,- Lakewood 5, R. I ....................... 1953 KENNEDY, JANICE M ......................... 454 S. Main St., Woonsocket, R. I ...................... 1955 KESSLER, LINDA R ........................... 161 Lambert Ave., Meriden, Conn ...................... 1956 KILBOURNE, CAROL L ......................... 39 Chapel St., Woodmont, Conn ........................ 1954 KIMBERLY, CAROLINE M ...................... Stockbridge, Mass .................................... 1955 KINDER, DORIS E ............................ 37 Wave Ave., Wakefield, Mass ........................ 1954 KING, ANNE B ............................... Normandy Parkway, Morristown, N. J .................. 1956 Al ,5, point I slip my Little Wonderful, Mr. O'Malley! When you Marvel Voice Thrower undor my throw your voice with the Link Marvel 9' : like this, and-fo 9h. Voice Thrower i! was just as though 0045. .1, 0 astonishmn'l- Who? M .7 ho was talkmg!Gosh! works! 9h. dog will mm toanswor . . . 66 BuNhavcn'Maid anyfhing yo! . . . K4 Q f; K3 9'2 I . 0x . 94 manageawgg 9 Lil 4w BDRGSSGRS k; 286 Thayer Street5PR0VIDENCE, R. I. 0 Telephone MA 1-0506 1 en- ur er Bay Street7WATCH HILL, R. 1. Telephone Watch Hill 7110 jewe0w MM 4856' 243 County Road-BARRINGTON, R. I. PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND Telephone Warren 1-1805 BRANCHES AT WAVLAND SQUARE AND NEWPORT WILLIAM R. BROWN COMPANY UNITED CIGAR-WHELAN Printer of the RECORD and DRUG STORES, INC- Other College Publications 231 Douglas Avenue PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND . . . UNion 1-6106; 1-6107 Oppontt Brown Unwernty Corner of Thayer and Waterman Sts. fuller; college and career fashions magna cum laude Providence in Wayland Square 185 KINGMAN, SALLY G ........................... Su11b111'3' 1111., Concord, Mass ........................... 1955 KINGSBURY, ANN J ........................... 100 V3 1151 n 1111., Row 33' ton, Conn ....................... 1953 K1NGSLAND,JANE F .......................... 2-1-5 Rock13313 Av.e, Boont011,N.J ...................... Sp. 1': KINGSLEY, HAZEL B .......................... 156 Congdon St. , Providence, 11.1 ...................... 1956 KIRK, ANNE E ............................... Lancaster 11 D No 2 111 ............................... 1953 KIRKWOOD, NANCY E ......................... 8 Mt. Hope A.,ve F211 River, Mass ..................... 1954 KLEE, SUSAN D .............................. 9 Eton 1111., Scarsdale, N. Y ........................... 1954 KHZ IN, LIVIRSJ DOROIHY O .................... 108 N1rr1g1nsctt St. Cranston 5, 11. I .................. I954 K11:M1:R,1MRSJ E1. IIABE 1H C ................. 350 Broadwa3',N.Att1eb0r0, Mass ...................... Sp. KNIGHT,CYN'1H1A S.. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .515 OrldC11AVe.Orade11,NJ ......................... 1956 KNOWLES, ELIZABE 'lH A ...................... 403 Prospect ..Av.e Hackensack, N. J .................... 1956 KOHLHEPP, MARGARl-ZT-ANN ................... 1-11 Ma3'tai1 1111., Gaspee Pl1tea11,11. I .................. 1953 KORENBAUM, MYRTLE ........................ 186 East Ave., Pawtucker, 11. I ......................... 1953 KORN, LEAH B ............................... 65 Harwich 1111., Providence, R. I ....................... I953 KREIGER, DORIS H ........................... 10 Union St, Shelton, Conn ............................ 1954 KREUSLER, ELIZABETH G ...................... Flowar H111 1111., Huntington, N. Y ..................... 1955 KRON, ELGA I ................................ 1628 University Ave., New York 53, N. Y ............... 1954 KWESKIN, JUDITH C .......................... 29 Pierce 111., Stamford, Conn .......................... 1956 KWOLEK, CAROL A ........................... 2-1 Bridge St., S111'F1e1d, Conn ........................... 1956 IACHANCE, MARION C ........................ 79 Community Dr., Cranston, 11. I ..................... 1951 LA,1RD MARY B .............................. Orinoco MiningA Co., Apartado 2736, Carac1s, Venezuc1a, SA ..................................... 1955 LAIRD, PAULA E ............................. 9 Chatham Circle, Kankakcc, 111 ....................... 1953 LAKE, DIANE J .............................. 57 Hillcrest 1111., Orange, Conn ......................... 1954 LANCE, MARGARET A ......................... 73 Woodcdge 1111., Manhasset, N. Y .................... 1954 LAI10Ns1E,JANE ............................. Burns H111, Wilton, N. H .............................. 1955 1.A110R ,1E DOIOREs A ........................ 1 Putnam St. ., Providence 11.1 ......................... 1955 LARKIN, JOYCE A. B2 Young St.,110ughkeepsie, N Y ....................... 195-1 LARKOSH, ANNE 1 ............................. 71 Locust Ave. Centred1le 11, 11. I ..................... 1953 LEARY, MARILYN J ........................... 81 C11111c11 81., Ma11boro, Mass ......................... 1953 LE:A3'1R, BETTY JANI ......................... 72 Sl1i11e3'131vd.,Cranston 10, 11. I ..................... 1953 I E11ECK,LE 11Y N ............................ 126 Old 1111311111., Croton--011-Hudson, N. Y .............. 1955 LEE CIAIRE I OUISI .......................... Owings Mills, Md ..................................... 1956 ,- 35 Brookwood 1111., Cranston 10, 11. I ................... 1954 Main St. ., As11133' 213', I1. I ............................... 1953 ........................... 1 90VVest1ndAve.,Ne33' York 2-1, N. Y.................1955 LE SI IE, NANCY G ............................. 1 0 Summer St. ., Met1111en,1Mass ........................ 1954 LIBBY, MARTHA J ............................ S Angell Ct..11103'idence, R. I .......................... 1956 LICHIY, PATRICIA A .......................... 50 Anita St. ., Ne33 Haven, Conn ........................ 1953 LIGHTFOOT, MARJORIE J ...................... 1133 N. C0111111biar1 Ave., Oak 11 2111:, I11 .................. 1955 LIVINGSTON, SUSAN C .......................... 7587 11051311 Lane, Highland 111rk. Ill ................... 1955 LOGEE 1MRs. 1 FLORENCE E ................... Elmdale 1111., N. Scituate, 11. I ......................... Sp. IONERGAN, G. MARILYN ...................... 2-1- Clarendon 11d. A1ban3, N. Y ........................ 1955 1 0110, NANCY ................................ 1 9 Lincoln Ave.,Att1eboro, M155 ....................... 1954 LOUDENSLAGER, MARY 1 ....................... 800 Grove 11.,1 Haverto33n.111 ........................... 1953 L'ZOWNIY, CHARL0111 .......................... 105 Mingold St., E111 I113er. Mass ...................... Sp. LU'IES, LORA L.. . 225 C155 ..A.3'c Woonsocket 11.1 ....................... 1955 LY'1LE,11UTHC51 Br1m1o1111dCranst01110,11I ..................... 1953 MACARTHUR. 1MR5J ELIZABETH W ............ 96 1V'18d3313' Sn, Providence, 11.1 ....................... 1951 MACCHIA, PHYIIIS M ......................... 21 C111pin Avc., I11 o3idence, 11.1 ....................... 1956 MACCOEY,M1R1AM 1 .......................... N. C01111111111$Ave. Mt. V er110n,N. Y ................... 1956 Wh didn't you let us know you couId talk? Gosh, Mr. O'Malley! Wonderful? Cushlamochree! Isn't he absolufely wonderfuf? You mean Gorgon can really talk! That ungrateful animal has positively ruined your Fairy Godfalher's sensational and amazing vermiloquisf ad! Didn'f know I could do it . . . Never fried it before, l.guess. Cushlamochlee! Great to give . . . Wonderful to own! S;nddQZ7 WATCHBANDS ROBERTROLUNS Specialists in Blazers 6 Honored to Serve Pembroke Women ALUMNI GROUPS CLUBS CHORAL GROUPS HONOR SOCIETIES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS SCHOOLS ?bg 67a lg For Relaxation and Refreshments Reasonable R ates IN ALUMNAE HALL 0 Where Pembroker: Like to Gather 187 MACDONALD, AUDREY L ...................... 570 Zion St., Hartford, Conn ........................... 1955 MACPHAIL, JANET C .......................... 172 Congdon St, Providence. R. I ...................... 1955 MAKER, NANCY W ........................... 56 Franklin St., Wrentham, Mass ....................... 1956 MANCINI, DOROTHY A ........................ 47 Wood Ave., Barrington, R. I ........................ 1956 MANCOLL, TOVIA A ........................... 285 N. Quaker Lane, W. Hartford 7, Conn ............... 1954 MANDELL, JOAN F ............................ 50 Oakland Ave., Providence, R. I ...................... 1954 MANGLER, JOYCE E .......................... 77 Crothers Ave., Cranston 10, R1 I ..................... 1954 MANN, LUCIE I .............................. 64 Taylor St, Providence, R. I ......................... 1953 MANTZARIS, DENISE ......................... 19S Jewett St., Providence, R. I ........................ 1955 MARANGELO, JOYCE E ........................ Mt. Lakes Manor, Mt. Lakes, N. J ..................... 1956 MARCY, CAROLYN B .......................... 827 Huntington Rd., Kansas City. Mo .................. 1954 MARSHALL, SARAH B ......................... Louisquissctt Pike, Saylesville, R. I ..................... 1953 MARTIN, JOAN E ............................. 1052 Cedar Swamp Rd., Warwick, R. I .................. 1956 MATTHEWS, ANNE M ......................... 30 Hannum Dr., Ardmore, Pa .......................... 1954 MAXWELL, JEANNE B ......................... 9 Tenth Sn, Providence, R. I .......................... 1956 MCCAIN, JEAN A ............................. 4822 S. 30th St., Arlington, Va ......................... 1956 MCCARTHY, SALLY J .......................... 12 Newell Rd., Merrick, N. Y.. ; ....................... 1956 McCLARIN, L015 P...11,1,,,.......111.1.....235 Stock St., Hanover, Pa ............................ 1955 MCCRAW, ELIZABETH A ....................... 115 Waterbury Avc., Stamford, Conn ................... 1953 MCCULLY, SHIRLEY A ........................ 17 Castle St., Saugus, Mass ............................ 1956 MCEWAN, JEAN L ............................ 212 Main St., E. Northfield, Mass ...................... 1954 MCGEENEY, ANN E .......................... 113 Vanderbilt Rd., Manhasset, N. Y ................... 1953 MCGILLIVARY, MARTA Y. R ................... Hampton, Conn ...................................... 1955 McGINNIs, CHARLOTTE J ...................... 521 Glen Arden Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa ..................... 1954 MCGOWAN, TERESA K ........................ 24 Gilman St., Waterville, Me .......................... 1955 MCKENNA, MAUREEN J ...................... 49 Netherlands Ave., Cranston 5, R. I ................... 1955 MCSHERRY, MILLICENT ....................... 118 Woodland Rd1, Milton 86, Mass .................... 1955 MELARAGNO, HELEN P ........................ 50 Sorrento St., Providence, R I ....................... 1953 MERGENTIME, DIAN M ....................... Orchard Ridge Rd., Chappaqua, N. Y ................... 1956 MERZ, IMRSJ ELEANOR P ..................... 40 Lakeview Ave., New Britain, Conn ................... 1953 MEYER, MILLICENT J ......................... 551 Summit Ave., Oradell, N. J ........................ 1955 MIKURIYA, MARY J .......................... PO. Box 108, Fallsingtpn, Pa .......................... 1956 MILLER, BARBARA H ......................... 8 Gallowae, Westfield, N. J ............................ 1954 MILLER, DEVRA J ............................ 695 N. River Rd., Manchester, N1 H .................... 1954 MILLER, NANCY R ........................... 10 Kensington Oval, Rocky River, Ohio ................. 1955 MILLSPAUGH, MARGARET L .................... 107 Highland Avc., Middletown, N. Y .................. 1955 MILNE,JANICE. ..1.5,,. .,..1. ..1.1. ...... ...25 Lippitt Ave., Warwick, R. I ......................... 1953 MIXON, MARIAN A ........................... 952 Crestwood Rd., XVestfleId, N. J ..................... 1956 MONAGHAN, SHELIA H ........................ 697 East Ave., Pawtucket, R. I ......................... 1956 MONDELCI, NORMA M. L ...................... 16 Bcllevue PL, New London, Conn ................... '1 11953 MOORE, JACQUELINE K ....................... 104 Summit Rd., Port Washington, N. Y ................ 1954 MORGAN, CAROLYN J ......................... Sparkhill, N. Y ....................................... 1956 MORGAN, JENIFER D ......................... 100 Rings End Rd., Darien, Conn ...................... 1956 MORGAN, SUSAN P ........................... 62 E 90th St., New York 28, N. Y ..................... 1955 MORRISS, ELIZABETH R ....................... Giants Neck, Niantic, Conn ............................ 1956 MORRISS, MARION H ......................... Gaylord Farm, Wallingford, Conn ...................... 1953 MORSE, ELIZABETH A ......................... 570 High Rock St., Meedham. Mass .................... 1956 MORSE, NANCY A ............................ R.F.D. No. 1, Hooksett, N. H .......................... 1954 MORSE, SHIRLEY I ........................... 148 Johnson Sn, Providence, R. I ....................... 1955 MORTELLITE, NANCY ......................... 627 Lake St., Newark, N. J ............................ 1955 MORTIMER-MADDOX, ANNE K ................. St. James, Rectory, Gt. Barrington, Mass ................ Spr MoscHOS, GALA'I'EA .......................... 21 Moringside Rd., Worcester, Mass .................... 1955 MOSCOVITZ, SYLVIA H ........................ 22 Lawrence PL, Rockville Centre, N. Y ................. 1954 MUELLER, IMRSJ LORE R .................... 17 Elma St., Providence, R. I .......................... Sp. But, MI. O'Malloy. Even if Gorgon can molly talk, you still can use him in your show. Can't you, Mr. O'Malley? Goo whiz . . . I can talk! Goo whiz . . . How can he be the dummy in my utterly amdzing vonfriloquisf ad when he can talk? The discerning audience at 9h. Elves, Loprechauns, Gnomos, and little Men's Chowder 8. Marching Society will ask, Whal's soamazing about ibis? Shouts of Fraud! will fill the hall. . . O'Malley has rung in a real valking dog on us! Fake! they will scream. . . No, m'boy. ldaren go through will! i 95 K. 000 .4; Compliments of THE FAY AGENCY Very bat of everything . . . F. D. MCKENDALL LUMBER CO., INC. Building Supplie: O PROVIDENCE, R. I. KAnyNeWPOTT NEWPORT . PROVIDENCE . BOSTON SPRINGFIELD beautiful shoes CRAWSHAWS RESTAURANT CHARCOAL BROILED FOODS FULL FOUNTAIN SERVICE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF R. I. 95 Pleasant Valley Parkway PROVIDENCE DE. 1-1981 189 MURPHY, ANNE N ............................ 156 Shaw Ave1, Edgewood, R. I ........................ 1955 MURPHY, BRIANNF. G ......................... 50 Lexington Ave., Providence, R I .................... 1956 NAHABIT, MARGARETJ ....................... 95 Cleveland St., Pawtuckct, R. I ...................... 1954 NAHIGIAN, BARBARA J ........................ 21 Netherlands Ave., Edgewood 5, R. I .................. 1954 NAJARIAN, A. ANN ........................... 427 Carrington Ave., Woonsocket, R. I .................. 1953 NEIDE, JANE ................................ 13-10 Edgehill Rd., Willow Grdve, Pa .................... 1955 NELSON, JOAN Ii ............................. 4 Fern Ave., Brockton 23, Mass ........................ 1953 NELSEN, 1MRSJ LILLIs P ..................... 31 Greenway Ten, Forest Hills, N. Y ................... 1953 NELSON, VIRGINIA A ......................... 1 Walden Lane, Rye, N. Y ............................ 1953 NEWMAN, CARLA L.1.....11.11111.1.....11.11232 Summit Ave1, Providence, R.1 ..................... 1955 NICHOLS, HARRIET P ......................... 35 Central Ave., Tarrytown, N. Y ...................... 1955 NICHOLS, LEILA A ............................ 187 Summit St., E. Providence, R. I ..................... Spfk NORTHUP, JOAN R ............................ 214 Sharon St., Greenwood, R. I ........................ 1954 NORTON, ELEANOR M ......................... 1 Eustis St., Lexington, Mass .......................... 1956 NOSTRAND, JEAN E ........................... Cranbury Neck Rd., Cranbury, N. J .................... 1954 NOYES, NANCY Lou .......................... 40 Drowne Parkway, Rumford, R. I .................... 1955 NUTT, HARRIETT ............................ 1796 Main St., Glastonbury, Conn ...................... 1954 O,BRIEN, CAROL A ........................... 26 Frear Ave., Troy, N. Y ............................. 1954 OyBRIEN, MAUREEN P ........................ 26 Elmhurst Ave., Providence, R. I ..................... 1954 O,CONNOR, JOAN F ........................... 158 Puritan Dr1, Norwood, R I ........................ 1956 ODONNELL, KATHLEEN M .................... 107 Brandon Rd., Cranston, R. I ....................... 1954 OELBAUM, EDITH Y ........................... 4S Warrington SL, Providence, R. I ..................... 1953 OGDEN, PEGGY A ............................. 1100 Park Ave., New York, N. Y ....................... 1953 O,HARA, JANE F ............................. 6 North St., Grafton, Mass ............................ 1954 OKIN, PATRICIA H ............................ 790 Sheridan Rd1, Glencoe, Ill .......................... 1956 OLIVER, ANN C .............................. 27 Bay State Rd., Boston 15, Mass ..................... 1956 OyNEIL, CAROLYN ............................ Lafayette Ave., Hyannis Port, Mass .................... 1954 O,NE1L, MARY A ............................. 4-14 Narragansett Bay Ave., Warwick Neck, R. I ......... 1954 03NE1LL, NANCY B ........................... 59 Green5eld St., Brockton, Mass ....................... 1953 ORKIN, CAROL... ...1.11111.1... .....1....1. .320 Central Park W., New York 25, N. Y ............... 1955 OSBORG, JOLANDA I ........................... 80 Longview Rd, Port Washington, N. Y ............... 1955 OSBORNE, MARGARET A ....................... 6851 Edgevale Rd., Kansas City. Mo ................... 1953 OSTRACH, ELAINE J ........................... 20 Cold Spring St, Providence, R. I .................... 1956 PALME, NATALIE....1..1.11..11....11..111.1.3-15 Pleasant St., Rumford, R. I ........................ 1953 PALMER, ALISON ............................. 34 Elm St, Lynbrook, N. Y ............................ 1953 PAQUET, MARY-JEAN ......................... 110 Upland Avc., Newton Highlands, Mass .............. 1955 PAQUETTE, JESSIE I ........................... 173 Skinner Rd., Kcnwood, Oneida, N. Y ................ 1955 PARSHLEY, DOROTHY ......................... 490 Broadway, Pawtucker, R. I ........................ 1953 PASKOW, JOAN C ............................ 1049 Coolidge Rd., Elizabeth, N. J ...................... 1955 PATTERSON, MARY N ......................... 49 Elmira St., Brighton, Mass .......................... 1956 PATZAU, LORLE I ............................. Mt. Pleasant and Valley Rd., Villanovn, Pa .............. 1955 PAULSON, CONSTANCE E ...................... 184-1 Pawtucket Ave., E. Providence, R. I 111111111111111 1955 PAYAN, CONSTANCE K ........................ 336 Doyle Ave., Providence, R. I ....................... 1955 PAYNE, BARBARA G .......................... R1D. No. 1, Manchester Beach, N. Girard, 1331.111 . 1 11 1 ..195-'1 PEASE, BARBARA E ........................... 211 Dewey St., Worcester, Mass ........................ 1955 PECKHAM, DIANE H .......................... 21 Comstock Rd., Manchester, Conn .................... 1953 PERRINO, BARBARA A ......................... 1044 Park Ave.y Cranston 10, R. I 1111111111111111111111 1956 PERRY, 1MRSJ JEAN S ........................ 255 Prospect St., E. Orange, N. J ....................... 1953 PESCE, JOAN S ............................... 316 Mt. Auburn St., Watertown, Mass 111111111111111111 1953 PETERSON, ANN 11111111111111111111111111111 42 Norton Ave., Dallas, Pa ............................ 1953 NEXT MORNING But 19 show mus, go an. . . . luckily I have my card tricks Io fall back upon . . . Hello, Barnaby . . . Who! does that zany dog think he's doing . . .? Mom and Pop aren't the least bit interested in having a talking dog. They won't let him say a word . . . Gorgon's 'eaching himself hicks . . . 4Q VEIT 81 YOUNG Manufacturers of TOOLS DIES SPECIAL MACHINES METAL STAMPINGS SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS Buck Road and County Line HUNTINGTON VALLEY, PA. 191 PETERSON, JOAN A ............................ 3 1 Turn of River Rd., Stamford, Conn .................. 1956 PETERSON, KAYJ ............................ U.S. Army Hospital Sandia Base, Albuquerque, N. M., 5 . 11954 PETERSON, L. JACQUELINE .................... 494 Woodstock St, Crystal Lake, 111 .................... 1956 PETRARCA, JULIE A ........................... 458 Providence St., W. Warwick, IL I. ................. 1956 PETT, MARY I ............................... Z60 Algonquin DrA, Warwick, Edgcwood 5, R. I .......... 1956 PHILIPP, A. JANE ............................ 20455 Renfrew, Detroit 21, Mich ....................... 1956 PHILLIPS, ALICE J ............................ 203 Avenue P., Brooklyn, N. Y ......................... 1955 PICARD, AUDREY A ........................... 27 Lockmere Rd., Cranston, R. I ....................... 1954 PICKERING, MARCIA S ........................ 87 W. Pierrepont Ave., Rutherford, N. J.. . . . . . . . . I . . . . .1955 PIERCE, CLAIRE B ............................ 44 Knollwood Rd., Milford, Conn ....................... 1954 PLATT, JUNE C .............................. 582 68th St, Brooklyn 20, N. Y ........................ 1955 PoLLocK, NANCY T ........................... 251 Cypress St., Fall River, Mass ....................... 1956 PORTER, DOROTHY B ......................... 840 GolfView Rd., Moorestown, N. J ................... 1953 PORTER, NANCY S ............................ 522 Gordon Circle, Hagerstown, Md .................... 1956 POWERS, JOAN C ............................. 33 Alexander Sn, Providence, R. I ...................... 1953 P0221, JOANNA .............................. 129 State St., Bristol, R. I ............................. 1955 P0221, PATRICIA M ........................... Moosup Rd., Sterling, Conn ............................ 1954 PRESBREY, M. LYNN ......................... 455 E. 57th St., New York 22, N. Y .................... 1954 PRESS, SONDRA BM . . . . . ,3 I . . . ,. . . I ,. . . . . , .4 .310 Olney St., Providence, R. I ......................... 1955 PRESTON, JUDITH E .......................... Edelcombe, Hampton, Conn ........................... 1956 PRICE, JANET L .............................. 17624 Winslow Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio ............... 1956 PRIESING, ANN B ............................ 45 Popham Rd., Scarsdale. N. Y ........................ 1953 PROTULIS, DEMETRA ......................... 92 Eustis Ave., Newport, R. I .......................... 1953 PROVOST, NANCY LOU ........................ 733 Jerome Avc., Bristol, Conn ......................... 1956 QUINN, JUDITH .............................. 21 Oriole Ave., Providence, R. I ........................ 1954 RABINOWITZ, INABETH ........................ 70 Twelfth St., Providence, R. I ........................ 1956 RADULSKI, BARBARA H ....................... 4 Observatory Ave., Haverhill, Mass .................... 1956 RANDALL, IMRSJ MARCIA C.1.I.....,H....,.424 Hopkins St., Hartford, Conn ........................ 1953 RANNACHl-ZR, PHYLLIS ........................ 60 Grant St., Taunton, Mass ........................... 1956 RAPHAEL, IMRSJ BARBARA H.. . . . I I . , , I . I . , 5 .335 Doyle Ave., Providence, R. I ....................... 1955 RATCLIFFE, DAWN M ......................... 126 Marbury Ave., Pawtucket, R. I ..................... 1955 RAWL, AUDREY S ............................ Cressbrook Farms, Norfolk, Mass ....................... 1956 REED, CAROLYN E ........................... 51 Tisdale Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y ........................ 1954 REESE, BARBARA J ........................... 13 Warren Rd., Maplewood, N. J ....................... 1953 REGAN, ELAINE A.. . . . . I , . . I . . . . I . . . . . . . . . I . .322 Pleasant St., Winthrop, Mass ....................... 1953 REICHE, GRETCHEN M ........................ 11 Moody St., Portland, Me ........................... 1956 RENAUD, COLETTIE E ......................... 543 Third St., Brooklyn 15, N. Y ....................... 1953 RESKY, PAULA F.. . . . . . , . I . . . I , . . , . . . . . . . I . . .327 Renner Ave., Newark, N. J ........................ 1953 RESNIK, BEVERLY A .......................... 96 Moore St., Providence. R. I ......................... 1955 RETAN, DOROTHY W .......................... Hoag Lane, FayettevilleJ N. Y ......................... 1954 REUBEN, BARBARA A ......................... 40 Craigmoor Rd., W. Hartford, Conn .................. 1954 REVKIN, IMRSJ AMELIA S .................... 140 Lexington Ave.. Cranston, R. I ..................... 1953 REYNARD, MARGARET A ...................... 106 Longhill St., Springfield, Mass ...................... 1955 REYNOLDS, NANCY B ......................... Jackson Hill Rd., Middlefleld, Conn ..................... 1955 RICCIUTTI, MARIE A .......................... 745 Academy Ave., Providence, R. I .................... 1956 RICE, MI'I'ZI G.. . . . I , , . . . , . . I . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , .5113 SchaePfer Rd., Minneapolis, Minn .................. 1953 RICHMOND, CELIA B .......................... High School Dr., Brentwood, Mo ....................... 1954 RIDGWAY, LOUISE M ......................... Providence Rd., Media, P21 ............................ 1956 RIDGWAY, PHYLLIS I .......................... 7 E. Haddon Ave., Oaklyn, N. J ........................ 1956 RILEY, JANICE H ............................. 999 Hampden St., Holyoke, Mass ....................... 1955 RINALDI, DOLORES R ......................... 1 First Ave., Waterbury, Conn ......................... 1955 RINDER, FELICE S ............................ 40 W. 86th St., New York 24, N. Y ..................... 1954 Can't say I blame them, m'boy if that's tho best In can do in Me way of brig! conversation. Ho's no! 'olking to you, Mr. O'Malloy. 55' up! Give me your paw! Gorgon's iusf showing you all the things he knows . . . COMPLIMENTS OF TRIFARI, KRUSSMAN 8L FISHEL, INC. Creators 0f Fashion Jewelry LANS WAREHOUSE COMPANY AT WAYLAND SQUARE 17 Seekonk Street PROVIDENCE 6, R. 1. Safe Storage for Household Furniture 0 n8 E RVINGE MAINE RHODE ISLAND PENNSYLVANIA NORTH CAROLINA VERMONT CONNECTICUT MARYLAND OHIO NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW YORK VIRGINIA DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS NEW JERSEY WEST VIRGINIA COLUMBIA 17Vloving PaCle1'71g Shipping7Crating Agency Service To All States, Canada And Mexico UNION 1-1110 Licmwed for Mowing IVithin the State of Manachmett; 193 RINKEWICH, STELLA .......................... 16 Alvin St., E. Longmeadow, Mass .................... 1956 RITTERBUSH, ANN C .......................... 217 Sinclair PL, Westfield, N. J ........................ 1953 RlZZI, MARIRUTH ............................ 13 Wakefield Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y ...................... 195-1 ROADS, DEBORAH ............................ 7 Beach St, Marblchead, Mass ......................... 1953 ROAN, KATHLEEN M ......................... 123 Bellman Avc., Conimicut, R. I ...................... 1954 ROBERTS, BEATRICE 1 ......................... 2095 E1izabeth Ave,, West13c1d. N. J .................... 1956 ROBERTS, JOAN H ............................ 15 W. Main St., Rancocas, N. J ........................ 1956 ROBINSON, JUDITH Ii ......................... 263 Hawthorne Avc., Princeton, N. J ................... 1955 ROBINSON, SARAH R ........................... 3 8-1- New Rochelle Rd., Bronxville, N. Y ................. 1955 ROCHE, JOANNE F ............................ 60 Park St., Taunton, Mass ............................ 1956 ROME, PHYLLIS 11.. . 1 ...1.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37 Somerset St., Worcester, Mass ....................... 1951 ROMINE, NANCY M ........................... Brick Kiln Lane, N. Pembroke, Mass ................... 1956 ROOF, BARBARA A ............................ Hillrise Farm, R.D. N0. 2, Allison Park, Pa .............. 1955 ROOT, DIANA ................................ B1ackst0nc Embankment, Uxbridge, Mass ............... 1955 ROSEN, SYLVIA .............................. 81 Tecumseh Dr., Longmeadmv, Mass ................... 1955 ROSENFELD, ARVA J .......................... 11 West Maple St., Milford, Mass ...................... 1955 ROSENHIRSCH, GLORIA F ...................... 285 Riverside Dr., New York, N. Y ..................... 1953 ROSS, SUZANNE E ............................ Grassy H111 Rd., Orange, Conn ......................... 1955 Russo, VIRGINIA T ........................... 68-10 108th St., Forest Hills, N. Y ...................... 1953 SAACKE, EMMA I .............................. 297 Washington Avc., Providence, R. I .................. 1953 SAIEVETZ, BENITA ........................... 2-11 Russctt Rd., Brooklinc. Mass ....................... 1955 SALLET, 13. JOYCE ............................ 16 Moses Brown St, Providence, R. I ................... 1955 SAMMARTINO, EMILY A ........................ 73 Dover St., Providence, R. I ......................... 1954 SANDLIN, 1MRSJ MARILYN H. ................ 25 Rhodes Ave1, Iidgcwnod, R. I ....................... 1956 SAUNDERS, CAROI ............................ 173 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I .................... . .1955 SAUNDERS, SHEILA B ......................... 1022 Ra1eigh Rd., Glenview, Ill ......................... 1956 SCHATTENFIELD, NANCY F ..................... 2102 Fcnwood Rd., University Heights, Ohio. . . . . . . 1 . . .11953 SCHERMERHORN, JOAN..... .1.... ...11..1.. .. .58 Cliff Rd., Welleslcy Hills 82. Mass ................... 1956 SCHIFF, NANCY .............................. 11 Blaisdell Ave, Pawtuckct, R. I ...................... 1956 SCHIRMER, ALEXANDRA L ..................... 615 W. 67th St., Kansas City, Mo ...................... 1956 SCHLEIFSTEIN, SYBIL I ........................ 278 S. Main Ave., Albany, N. Y ........................ 1955 SCHLOSBERG, JANET E ........................ S6 Medway St., Providence 6, R. I ...................... 1956 SCHOEN, BARBARA A .......................... 192 Villard Ave., Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y ............. 1955 SCHORR, RITA R ............................. 65 Intervals Rd., Providence, R. I ...................... 1953 SCHRADER, ANGELIKA E ....................... 77 Eaton PL, E. Orange, N. J .......................... 1955 SCHROEDER, BARBARA A ...................... +0 Stony Brook Rd., Darien, Conn ...................... 1955 SCHULEl-IN, NANCYJ .......................... Conestoga RD. 2, Pa ................................. 1955 SCHUPBACH, JEAN 1 ........................... 69 Ticmann PL, New York, N. Y ....................... 195-1 SCHWARTZ, H. BEVERLY ...................... 40 Comstock Avc.. Providence. R. I ..................... 1953 SCHWARTZ, PEARI ............................ 1675 Coventry Rd., Cleveland Heights. Ohio ............. 1954 SCHWIMMER, DIANE 1 ......................... 928 High St., F311 River. Mass ......................... 1953 SCOTT, MARTHA.......................1.1...33NOOkSIde Lane, Bradford, Pa ........................ 1953 SCOTT, M. GAIL ............................. 151-1- Western Ave., Washington 16, D. C ................ 1956 SCOTT, PATRICIA 111.. . . . . . .....,............113-10 Common St., Belmont, Mass ....................... 1953 SEAQUIST, MILDRED A ........................ 3130 Wisconsin Ave., N.W., VVashingmn, D. C ........... 1953 SEARBY, LUCY C ............................. 638 L0vc1s Lane, Wynnewood. Pa ...................... 1953 SEARLES. MARCIA R .......................... 81 Rumstick Rd.. Barrington. R. I ...................... 1955 SEGAL, MARY ............................... 1616 Compton Rd., Cleveland Heights. Ohio ............. 1955 SENERCHIA, DOROTHY S ....................... 673 East Ave., Natick, R. I ......................... ..1955 SHANKMAN, JUDITH B ......................... 2 Glenwood Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y .................. 1955 SHAW, SALLY A .............................. R.F.D. No. 1, Box 1-12, N. Scituatc, R. I ................ 1956 If that's a he knows why What's wondgrful about carrying Have you heard the one about 1h. man is he bragging about if? on a moronic monologue like who found a dog in Chicago and saw an Ihat? Now if h. gould dingy . advertisement in the Lost column of H01, only a dog and intelligently on world affairs . . . rC-v an Old copy 9' '1 London m and- . he can folk . . . That's recite limerick: . . . fell anecdo'es- preny wonderful, isn't I 911 hf know- if, Mr. O'Malley? lean tell u, m boy. Worse a! anecdotes worse! . . . He's to : Down! . . . Yeah, Shaggy Dog 5'0 7 I'm only a dog. , c 1' n 9 Q I WRIGHT 8L DITSON GIRLS, SCHOOL 81 COLLEGE OUTFITTERS 462 Boylston Street BOSTON 16, MASS BEN PARIS ORCHESTRAS Ammicair Finwt In Smart Society Mmic PROVIDENCE NEW YORK WILLIAMS 1-2222 COLUMBUS 5-0819 PHILADELPHIA CUMBERLAND 6-8871 COM PLI M ENTS OF SMITH 8L CORONA R. MORRA FRUITFWHOLESALEtPRODUCE ELMHURST 3-2492 39 Capitol View Avenue NORTH PROVIDENCE 8, R. I. CA 7-9615 LA 3-0065 SAMUEL M. GERTMAN CO., INC. Purveyors of Prime Meats and Provisions Ejlablijhed 1917 52 North Street Boston I 3, Mass. 195 SHELDON, BARBARA 1? ........................ 96 Maple Ave1, W. Warwick, R. I ...................... 1951 SHEPHERD. HELEN 1 .......................... 7 Steven 1111., 1Vcstb0m. Mass .......................... 195-1 SHERIDAN, E. JEANNI'ZTTE ..................... 103 Taplow Rd., Homeland, Baltimore. Md .............. 1955 SH15RI.0CK,LOUISE1571c11xSt.,ProvidenccS R11 ............... . ......... 1953 SHERMAN, JOAN D ............................. 15 Grove Ave. Verona, N. J ........................... 195-1 SHIPLEY, SARAH 1 ............................. 809 S. W1150n 1111., St. 101115, Mo ...................... 195.5 SHIPPEE, ESTH 15R F ........................... 128 1Veslcyan Ave: Warwick, R. I ...................... 1953 SHUPERT, DEBORAH .......................... 950 County Line Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa ................... 1956 SHUSTICK, NANCY R .......................... 129 N.A1dmore Rd., Columbus, 01110 .................. 1951 SIBLEY, VVINerEDR...1.1..1.1..1.1.........25 Appleton St., Melrosc. Mass ......................... 1956 SIDEROWF, NANCYR..1..11....11........1..15-1Iiddy-G10Ver131Vd., New Britain, Conn .......... ..111953 SIEGEL, JUDITH H ............................ 125 Beach Rd., Glcncoc, 111 ............................ 1955 SILK, SUZANNE .............................. 11 Catalpa Rd.. Providence1 R. I ....................... 1953 SILVA, IRMA S ............................... 635 Rock St., Fall River. Mass ......................... 1956 SlLVERMAN, BARBARA '19 ....................... S6 Edgehill Rd., Providence. R. 1 ....................... 19515 SILVERMAN, SUSAN M ......................... 4759 Woodburn Rd., Whitefish Bay, Wis ................ 1956 SIMONS. MARION S1..111.......11.1..111....13 StolFs Alley, Charleston, S. C ........................ 1953 SISK, MARY O ............................... Belle Alto, Werncrsvillc, Pa ............................ 1954 SKADORWA, SOPHIE 1 .......................... 20 W. 13th St., Bayonne, N. J ......................... 1953 SKELLET, CARLA R ........................... Route N01 3, Wayzata, Minn .......................... 1953 SLESINGER, JOANNA A ........................ 915 Fifth Ave., New York 21. N. Y ..................... 1954 SMALL, MARY Y ............................. LeitchHeld Rd., Owensboro, Ky ........................ 19.53 SMART, DORIS A ............................. 21 Dorchester Rd., Rockville Centre, N Y ............... 1951 SMITH, FRANCINE 13 .......................... 211 Caroline St., Saratoga Springs, N. Y ................. 1956 SNYDER, CAROLYN 0.... . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 . . . . .3106 Lake Rd., Milwaukie, Ore ......................... 1956 SOUTHWORTH, AUDREY J ...................... 81 Powers St., Nccdham, Mass ......................... 1956 S1-15Nc1a. JOAN ............................... 706 Fruit Hill Ave., N. Providence, R. I ................. 19153 SPERRY, SUSAN .............................. 10 Buell Sn, Hanover, N. H ........................... 195+ S'I'AMM, BARBARA 1C .......................... 7102 Maryland, St. Louis. Mo .......................... Spf STAPELTON. JOAN F .......................... 1 Ruxton St.,Cranston1 R 1 ........................... 19.53 S'I'AUB, 6111111611111;an .........1.........1...35 Lake Rd. S11mt H1115 N. J .......................... 1955 S'rAVRos, B1111.11:..... .. . .1 ..111. . .1..11.1....308 M11111la1an. Fni1he1d Conn ..................... 1953 S 1 1: 11111:, F LE ANOR F ........................... PincRd.andS11m1y Lanc1Fox Chase 111111311c1p111a11J311 111951 S1':1-LL1,1 M. F 112111317111 ....................... 101 E. Post Rd., White Plains, N. Y .................... 1951 S 'VF1Ns, NANCY A ........................... 207 Arcade Ave.1 Seekonk, Mass ........................ 1955 S VENS SUSAN A ........................... 100 Shirley Rd., Syracuse. N. Y ........................ 1956 STEWART, ANN O ............................. 196 Bowen St., Providence, R. I ........................ 1955 STICKELL. PHYLLIS 111.1 .111....1.............1572 Edmondson Ave., Baltimore, Md ................... 1956 S 11LEs1 VANLY J ............................. 76Nort11side R11, North Haven. Conn .................. 1955 S'ZIINN1-51VERONICA 1V1 ........................ 751 Millblook L'me, Haverford, 1121 ..................... 1955 SIONE,1V1AY N.1.1.1................1..1....27Ropchrry 1111.1121110ver, N. H ..................... 1956 SL1 LIVAN R150 INA M ......................... 66 Beebe St.Naugat11ck. Conn ......................... 1951 SULLIVAN, SUF. .............................. 6950 Kingshury St.. St. Louis, Mo ...................... 1956 SUNSERI, BARBARA H... . . . . . . . . . . 1. . . . 1 . . . . .12516 Iaketon R1111 Iitrslnugh. P1 ....................... 19156 SL'RLE DIANE B ............................. 8912 Oneida Lane, Bethesda Md ....................... 1956 SUSSL11R SAIIY J ............................. s 1 Rockwc11 ler .1 Nor1xic11,C0nn ....................... 1954 Sw1,AN MARY15.1111....1...............1....231But1elAVC.,PFOV111CHCC,RI ....................... 1955 SWAN30N1 JANICE 1i .......................... 170 Evergreen SL, Providence. R. 1 ..................... 1953 SYLVANDER, 1117111511 MARGARET C .............. Diamond Hill 1111., Manville. R. 1 ...................... 195.5 SYLVESTRE, CAROLYN E ....................... 785 Park Ave, New York, N1 Y ........................ 19515 TAGGAKT. GLENN B .......................... R.D.No.1 Dover, N J ............................... 1955 TASSINA11111ANN M ............................ 1 35 Main St., Wz1re11a1111 Mass ......................... 9155 TAYLOR, KATHLEEN A ........................ 1106 S. E1111 1Avc.1Vcbster va es 19 Mo ............... 1955 TAYLOR. MARGARET J ........................ 121 Wayland Avc.1 Providence R. I .................... 1951 Yes. We've heard that am, too! Barnaby, isn't that. same way we can make this shaggy dog stop his shaggy dog stories? And then there's the one about the man who ordered a special cake and he was so fussy about the shape of it that ho had it done over four times and when This one should be told in dialect . . . But, anyway . . . the baker said, Now that it 1': finally team. here to toll you of . . . Th' 'Il , h'm, 1 okay, whore shall I deliver this cake? 1111.531451125. 'Watch. F'- PLAY DEAD, Gorgon! . . The man said, Oh, I'll eat it here. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 197 TAYLOR, MARILYN 17.. . . , . . ..... ..111..11. .1134 Cold Brook Rd1, Edgewood 5, R. I ................... 1956 TEBBETTS, ANN B ........................... 137 Collins Rd., Waban, Mass .......................... 1954 TEICH, LILA S ............................... 4203 Ocean Ave1, Brooklyn 35, N. Y .................... 1954 TETREAUI,T, MURIEL T ....................... 151 Sheffield Ave., Pawtucket, R. I ..................... 1953 THEIS, LUCY A .............................. 47 Reynolds St., Kingston, Pa .......................... 1956 THOMAS, ANN M ............................. 2 Kirmar Ten, Alden, Nanticoke, Pa .................... 1953 THOMAS, MARY A.11..........1,......1,.1...361Spring Mill Rd., Villanova, Pa ...................... 1955 THOMAS, SYLVIA M ........................... 83 Arlington Ave., Providence, R. I ..................... 1955 THOMASIAN,ROSE.1.11..........,..........,53 Dart St., Providence, R. I ........................... 1954 THOMPSON, JOYCE ........................... 19 Corncrib Lane, Roslyn Heights, N. Y ................. 1956 THORNTON, JEAN S ........................... 9O Ravenswood Ave., Providence, R. I .................. 1953 THORSEN, JUDITH A .......................... 437 4lst St., Brooklyn 32, N. Y ........................ 1955 THURMAN, MARLENE ......................... 8 Warner Sn, Dorclxcster, Mass ........................ 1956 TonlN, NANCY .............................. 90 Walker Rd., West Orange, N. J ...................... 1955 TONKIN, ELIZABETH A ........................ 1513 N. Campbell St., Williamsport, 13:11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1954 TORRES. LEANORA ........................... 29 Donnelly St., E. Providence, R. I .................... 1953 TOUROFF, JEAN M ........................... 995 Fifth Ave., New York 28, N. Y ..................... 1956 TOURTELLOT, Clacuv I ........................ Danielson Pike, N. Scituatc, R. I ....................... 1955 TRAUGER, ROBERTA S ........................ 9 Broad St., Potsdam, N. Y ............................ 1954 TRAVIS, LESLIE J ............................ Providence Rd., Wallingford, Pa ........................ 1955 TREYNOR, JANE S ............................ 424 Oakland Ave., Council Bluffs, Iowa ................. 1953 TRIEYNOR, MARY A ........................... 424 Oakland Ave., Council BIUFFS, Iowa ................. 1953 TUBER, NANCY I ............................. 49 Fremont St., Putnam, Conn ......................... 1956 TUCKER, MERII.YN A.1 , . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . .569 River Rd., Lonsdale, R. I .......................... 1956 TUI'H-z, MARGARET I9 ......................... 453 Summer St., Woonsocket, R. I ...................... 1954 TUI'PER, I. ALvmu-rrm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .585 Pluinficld St., Providence, R. I ...................... 1954 TURNER, ELIZABETH A ........................ 420 Sunset Lane, Glencoc, 111 ........................... 1954 TURNERMJOAN11...11...,1,.....1.....,..,1,3-1-2 Winter St., Woonsocket, R. I.1.L .................... 1953 TURNER. NANCY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . 1220 Russell St., Middlctmvn, Comm. . . . .. ........... .1956 ULRICH, ANN I ............................... 420 Tremont PL, Orange, N. J ......................... 1956 VAN DORl-IN, JEAN B ......................... 108 Glenbrook qu Morris Plains, N. J .................. I953 VEHDER, KATRINA. 1 1 . 1... ...... .. .... ...1..1535 Essede., Kenilwortl1,I11 ........................ .1956 VISIT, EDITH M .............................. Huntingdon Valley, Pa ................................ 1954 VEIT, ELLEN J ............................... 8 Dartmouth Rd, West Orange, N. J ................... 1956 VIALL, CAROL A.,.,1,1.............1.1......51Abbey St., East Providence, R. I .................... 1954 VIENS, ANNE B .............................. 11 James St, East Providence, R. I ..................... 1955 VILLANY, GLORIA R .......................... 175 Gallatin Sn, Providence, R. I ....................... 1953 WALDMAN, DIANNl-I M ........................ 111 Colonial Rd.. Providence, R. I ...................... 19515 WALDRON, ROSAMOND H ...................... 11 Plimpton Rd.. Watch Hill. R. I ...................... 1954 WAI1KER,J0ANNIZ ............................ 64 Mclrosc Sn, Cranston 10, R. I ................... . . .1954 WALKER, MATTYE ........................... 1246 Pacific St., Brooklyn 16, N. Y ..................... 1955 WALLACE, MARCIA ........................... 120 Fitz Randolph Rd., Princeton, N. J.1, . . . . . . . ...... 1953 WALTER, KATHLEEN 11.1. ...... ... . .. ....1.,1132 Charles St., Auburndnle, Mass ....................... 1954 WALZER, WINIFRED S. A ..................... R.F.D. No. 2, Coopersburg, Pa ......................... 1955 NVAPPLER, ANN 0.1 , . . .....1 11.. .... .. . .1. ...356 Lincoln Ave.. Rutherford, N. J ..................... 1955 WARE, HELEN D ............................. VVallingford Hills. VVallingford, P21 ...................... 1953 WARE, JANE 13...... .... ... . .. .... .1.1.. .... .3918 E. Lane, Mariemont. Cincinnati 27.011i0 ........... 1954 WATERHOUSE, CYNTHIA A ..................... 44 Grove Hill Ave., Newtonville, Mass .................. 1956 WATERMAN, HARRIET R ...................... 160 Ann Mary Brown Drive, Warwick, R. I ............. 1955 WEBB, SABRA ............................... 140 Calaman Rd., Cranston, R. I ....................... 1953 WEBSTER. JOANNE ........................... 1105 Morgan Ava, Drexel Hill, Pa ...................... 1953 X Y W Okay. Well, this Cockney follow came It seems this follow came Io lho factory They said they could nah i! for him homo one night and found a girafh and ordered an ogg-shapod pool table, six- in three months, and the man paid ha in his bathroom. Bli'mo, he said - foot high, and covorod wi'h boar skin . . . wha! iv was going to cost and won! aw bu! in a couple of weeks ho was draft if you don't stop toiling shaggy dog stories, HI pm! you in the cello! . . . I came here to loll you - Say! This talking dog IS amazing . . . He ouHalks your Fairy Godfather! What I was going to say, Barnaby, was . . . THE WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO, INC. School and College Photographers 132 BOYLSTON ST. BOSTON, MASS. 199 WEGNER, ELIZABETH C ....................... 740+ Carleton Ave., University City 14, Mo .............. 1955 J WEICKER, GERALDINE A ...................... 162 Eaton St., Providence, R. I ........................ 1956 WEINTRAUB, ARLENE C ....................... 120 Lancaster St., Providence, R. I ..................... 1954 WELLER, BARBARA A ......................... 25 Benvenue Sn, Wellesley, Mass ....................... 1954 WELLS, JUDITH C.. . . t I . . . .1 t . .. . . . . I . . , . I . . .275 Olney St., Providence, R. I ......................... 1954 WELTzIHN, JOAN W .......................... 1316 New Hampshire Ave., N.W., Washington, D. CM 1 , . .1953 WEST, CONSTANCE R ......................... 135 Abbeyvillc Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa ..................... 1954 1 WEST, MARTHA B ........................... Box 215, Fort Washington, Pa ......................... 1956 1 WESTMAN, ANN I ............................. 46 West Chestnut St., Brockton, Mass .................. 1954 J WEXLER, BARBARA J ......................... 44 Travis Drive, Chestnut Hill, Mass ................... 1955 I WHALEN, SANDRA I ........................... 90 Alvin Sn, Providence, R. I .......................... 1954 WHITNEY, GENEVA C ......................... Belden Hill, Wilton, Conn ............................. 1956 WHITNEY, NANCY A ........................... 9 Sairlawn Ave., So. Portland, Me ...................... 1956 WIEDEMAN, EDYTHE L ........................ 3709 Piping Rock Lane, Houston 19, Tex ................ 1953 WILBER, SUSAN .............................. 20 Rugby St., Cranston 10, R. I ........................ 1954 WILCOX, SALLY .............................. 58 Union St, Rockland, Mass .......................... 1953 WILKINSON, SHIRLEY A.. . ...t... ...1.....t...282 Smithfield Ave., Pawtuckct, R. I .................... 1955 WILLENBECHER, NANCY B ..................... Route No. 1, Macungie, Pa ............................ 1956 WILLETT, MARGARET S ....................... 42 Church St., N. Andover, Mass ....................... 1955 WILLIAMS, CATHERINE C ...................... 818 Fourth St., S.W.. Rochester, Minn .................. 1954 WILLIAMS, GWENDOLYN A ..................... 6258 N. Berkeley Blvd., Milwaukee 11, Wis .............. 1956 WILLIAMS, LYNN ............................. 509 Wrightwood Ave., Chicago. Ill ...................... 1955 WILLIAMS, MARY ELLEN ...................... R. I. Veterans Home, Bristol, R. I ...................... 1954 WILLIAMS, NANCE S .......................... 26-1 S. Kenilworth Ave., EImhurst, Ill ................... 1953 WILLIAMS, SARAH E .......................... 4 Stanton Ave., South Hadley, Mass .................... 1956 WILSON, JOYCE D ............................ Balsam Parkway, Sparta, N. J ......................... 1953 WINANs, BARBARA A ......................... 37 Hobart Ave., Short Hills, N. J ....................... 1953 WING, SUSAN R .............................. 15 Briarclii? Dr., Port Washington, N. Y ................ 1954 WINSLow, NEVANN .......................... 61 Waldron Ave., Cranston 10, R. I ..................... 1956 WIRTH, ELIZABETH B ......................... 7-1 West Front St., Red Bank, N. J ..................... 1955 WOCHOMURKA, ROSE A ....................... West Willington, Conn ................................ 1956 WOLFF. PATRICIA ............................ 911 Park Ave., New York 21, N. Y ..................... 1955 J WOLPERT, EDNA B ........................... J: Gedney Park Dr., White Plains, N. Y ................. 1953 J WOOD, MARGOT ............................. Pine St, Med5eld, Mass ............................... 1955 1 WRUBEL, CONSTANCE H ....................... 21 Pearl St., Middletown, Conn ........................ 1953 WYLIJE, ANN C .............................. 8 Hunter Ave., Newport, R. I .......................... 1953 YANKAUER, ELLEN ........................... 1128 Fulton St., Woodmere, N. Y ...................... 1955 YURKUNAS, JOAN L ........................... Smith Pond Rd., Watertown, Conn ..................... 1955 ZAIs, SANDRA A .............................. 1370 Locust St, Fall River, Mass ....................... 1955 ZANETTI, LINDA E ............................ 461 Siwanoy PL, Pelham Manor, Pelham, N. Y.. , t . t H.11954 ZARKER, NANCY D ........................... 95 Rector SL, Perth Amboy, N. J ...................... 1956 ZIMMERMAN, VIRGINIA H ...................... Quarters CA2, Cloyne Ct., NTS. Newport, R. I .......... 1956 ZINN, VIRGINIA S ............................ 107 Yale St., York. Pu ................................ 1953 u; SCH degree candidate in training at the Rhoda Island Hospital Sp.-Special Student Spf-Rhode Island School of Design Student l V 50 if you want an ogg-shapod pool Last night I happonod to ny post that . MUG, six 500' high, and covered VIM! dmdod house up the road and I saw 50 ? W. had '0 lock you ' 'h' I 500' skin, you can got it cheap . . . a light in the window and it reminded collar, Gorgon, 50' You 3 ! i so much my Fairy Godfather 1 couldn'lgo! a single word in. mo of that old shaggy dog Story of tho Irishman and tho Banshu-Stop me if- Now who! won you saying, Mr. O'Malley? A light in that old It isn't avoty boy who haunted house? has a dog that folks. BAKER, JONES. HAUSAUER 8x SAVAGE, IN COORDINATION9 . . . a word that can mean a lot to you, even more than it does to us. It embodies a principle upon which our success depends. It means the proper economy of money, mate- rials, and time, but always bearing in mind the kind of a yearbook you wish to have produced and of which you will be proud. BJHSLS learned to appreciate that principle a long time ago. It is for this reason that we have consistently advocated the coordination of all factors of yearbook production. We are indeed glad to have been selected to produce this years book. BAKER, JONES, HA USAUER $6 SAVAGE, INC. Producers of Fine College Annuals Buffalo, New York I We won'! 9a : anymore! lsn thal-j I know. Bu! Mr. O'Malley wanted '0 1e me abou! seeing a light in that old haunted house and you kepi- Of course, I CAN talk . . . Say! Do I uenf Ohe odor of fresh cookies from the kitchen? Cushlamochree! This is blackmail! After this I' never say anolher word . . . FINE! SPLENDID! From the Classes of '53 '54 To BARNABY. . . Unfailing faith in the wonder of Fairy- Godfathers. To MR. O'MALLEY. . . Immortal confldence in his magical wand and magical Wit. To PEMBROKE . . . Enduring conviction in its ideal, and our sincere thanks for its trust. . . . And thus an act of un- precedented brilliance was foiled by the whims of a canine impressario . . . But enough of thaf-fell me, McGovern, how have you been investing your falenfs these many years? Wake up, Barnaby! Lefs look in of the Gate . . . O'Malley for- gefs an acfive dog needs nourishment. anU '1 . 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