Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1941 volume:

Pennsylvania College for Women library I i itK m jLm! . ROM THE BOOKS OF H O Q iz; Q iz: w H NANCYANN COCKERII. LE • EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JEAN M c G O W A N BUSINESS MANAGER THE n PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN WOODLAND ROAD, PITTSBURGH, PA. 940 9 4 ' , . ' O the PCW of Tomorrow . . . . A Dream Realized This Book is Sincerely Dedicated College IS an individual proposition ... it is impossible for one person to predict what College has meant to another. In this hook we have tried to reflect Campus life as we have seen it and we hope that it will mean much to you. The tower was used as a symbol . . . not for the sake of the tower alone, ' but in the hope that it would be symbolic to you as an individual. May it stand for the Campus, for peaks of enthusiasm, for heights of ambition, and for many of the best things that have been a part of your life at PCW. ' Her Towers Kise High . . . n u Towers are always intriguing — but a tower ii ' ith a past is even more so! Then, when this tower is cov [— cred with iv , we find the herfect combiiiation for o Lollege legend. Berry Hall boasts this ivv-eovered, he- 1-- legejid tower. We liear and belierc, ludf-wdhnglx Z perhaps, varied tales which include, a nurse, a storm and a lost child — but then on a cold, blou ' v lugbt 1- the immista ahle wail of the lost infant is heui ' d re- - ' minding us, in tlie pie.sent, 0 the ei ' er |ireAent past. Legend ' ' Perhaps — but college twditioji, H X X o O H X m a m z Photograph i, Teas, Dinners, Sally, J ancy, a hlac ( dog. Iiospitalitv galo7e, a campus sentinel — T ie - Sf e7ic ' e7 ' ' s lioine. C i ifc vt ..K VLA ' , ! . m ' ' fs3 O o Perhaps, ime 0 the incest, most-jim things dbotit College IS hiiing in the dorimtory. The depths and heights of College life are frequeritly reached m the ' 1 coin ' se of one day. The hilariousness of long after- rjj noons, the enthusiasm that cooperation lends to a [ project, the hopes rising ti ' ith phone bells, the jo of ledi ' iiig for a vacation, the equal jo 111 letuinnig — - And through it all. Mtss Bair ' s interest 111 us and in f i ma ing our dorm a home awa from home. :l t XI ' ' ■■y: ' .; X W D O O The Science Hall with its labs and Bunsen burners O and cotton-stojnped test-tubes opens up, for majiy of U.S. a virtual paradise. To others, it is a LOiitmual M unfolding of a magic world, in which onion-cells are _ beautifid designs, where an ordinary, everyday thing becomes a crystalline fantasy. To otiievs. and it must - be told — it IS a labyrinth of unbalanced equatuiiLS or ' ' W baffling bacteria — but ri07te forego the adiiaiitage.s of 2 our modern Science Hall. We have all gone tlnougli tliKs DOORWAY TO THE SClEJiCES. c ■■ ywy m ' ' ' k -5  i ! t ' f il ■ •« «  . n b r HERBERT LINCOLN SPENCER, Ph.D. PRESIDENT 940 MARY HELEN MARKS, A.M. DEAN 1 9 N N Y L A N Miss Moinhcad. Mr. Doxscc. Miss Kcrst, Mrs. Shupp, Mrs. Rand. Mi.ss Riihb Mis.s Dysart, Mrs. Harris, Miss Walker. Miss Evans, Miss Shields, Miss Taylor Miss Held, Mrs. Ayar.s, Mr. Lewando, Miss Wclker, Miss Errctt Herbert L. Spencer. B.S., A.M., Ph.D. President M. RY Helen M. rks, A.B., A.M.. L.H.D. Dean Dorothy M. Andrew, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology Gertrude N. Ay.ars, Mus.B. Instructor m Voice Ethel C. Bair, A.B. House Director, Woodland Hall M.ARION M. Benn House Director, Berry Hall NiT.A L. Butler, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Gree}{ and Latin and Acting Head of the Department of Classical Languages Helen Calkins, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics and Head of the Department of Mathematics Josephine Campbell, A.B. Field Representative Marjorie M. Chubb, A.B. Secretary to the Dean Earl B. Collins, Mus.B. histructor in Organ M.- rc,aret T. Doott, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology and Acting Head of the Department of Biolog C.XRLL W. Do.xsEE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English and Head of the Department of English Laberta Dysart, A.B., A.M. A,s-.si,s-td7it Professor of Historx Helen G. Errett, A.B. Instructor in Physical Education 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN Anna L. Evans, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Saerice and Head of the Department of History Irene Davis Ferguson, M.D. College Physician Helen A. Griffith, A.B. Assistant m Biology Marion Thurston Griggs, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of French Hanna Gunderman, A.B., M.Ed. Instructor in Secretarial Studies Olive O. Harris, B.S., M.Ed. Instructor in Education Katherine L. Harrison, R.N. Resident J urse LillieB. Held, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Music Gladys Howell Accountant Ina V.HuBBs, B.S. Assistant Librarian Laura North Hunter, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biolog Vanda E. Kerst Professor of Speech and Head of the Department of Speech Hunter. Mr. Mis.s Staples, Miss Griggs, Miss Piel, Mrs. Owens, Mi.ss Butler Mr. Scholl, Mrs. Doutt, Mr. Wallace, Mi.ss Gnilith, Miss Stickley 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN Dean Moor, Miss Calkins, Mr. Kinder, Miss Andrew Miss Gunderman Mr. Montgomery. Mr. Collins, Mr. Rosenberg I MEsS Kinder, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Education and Head of the Departments of Education and Psxchologx Ralph Lew.ando Instructor ni Violni H.ARRiET D McCarthy, A.B. Librarian Mary Id.a McF.arl.and, A.B. Recorder Edward W. Montgomery. A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Head of the Department of Sociology and Economics N. R. High M.oor„B.L„ M.A., D.D. Lecturer in Rehgious Education Ruth Moorhe.ad, A.B., A.M. Instructor ni English VER.A L. Mowry, B.S., A.M. Secretary to the President Chester C. O ' Neil Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds M.arguerite Mainssonn.at 0 vens.B.S..A.M. Assistant Professor of French Margaret F. Perry, A.B. Alumnae Secretary Elizabeth Piel, A.B., A.M.. Ph.D. Assistcuit Professor of German N N Y L V A N I A N Vivian M. Rand, B.S., A.M. Instructor in English Margaret Robb, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Speech Samuel Rosenberg, A.B. Instructor in Applied Art Allen W. Scroll, B.S., M.S. Ph.D. Instructor in Cheynistry Mary I. Shamburger, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English Dorothy A. Shields, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology Hazel Cole Shupp, A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English and Director of Publicity Ruth Eleanor Staples, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Spanish Elmer E. Stickley, B.S. Instructor in Physics Margaret A. Stuart Secretary and Assistant Treasurer Eleanor K. Taylor, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English and Lecturer in Sociology Effie L. Walker, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of History Earl K. Wall.ace, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry and Head of the Department of Chemistry and Physics Anna E. Weigand Manager of Boo Store Helene Welker, A.B. Assistant Professor and Music and Chairman of the Department of Music Miss Chubb, Miss MacFarland, Mis.- Perry, Miss Mowry, Miss McCarty, Mrs. Hubbs Miss Harrison, Dr. Ferguson, Mk- s Bair, Mrs. Benn Miss Weigand, Miss Howell, Miss Stuart, Mr. O ' Neil n u r- n n b b t G n SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Jane Scott Vice President Jean Burry Secretarv-Treasiirer Frances Shoup CftLCtJ RUTH MARY ARTHUR . . . Crafton Heights . . . Ruth Mary . . . February 13 . . . Langley High . . . Sociology JEAN MARIE AUNGST . . Wilkinsburg Jean . . . June 20 . . . Wilkinshurg High . . . Research 2; w BERYL BAHR . . . Pittsburgh . . . Bunny . . . September 24 . . . Peabody High . . . Liberal Arts RUTH BAUER . . . Pittsburgh . . . Riulue . . . January 2 ? . . Westinghouse High . . . Elementary Education 19 4 PENNSYLVANIAN JANET L. BRENNAN . . . Greenville Pat . . . August 23 . . . Penn High . English SARAH DICKSON BROWNE . . . Ems- worth . . . Sally . . . May 11... Ben Avon High . . . Biology JEAN ELIZABETH BURRY . . . Pittsburgh . . . Jean . . . October 12 . . . Oliver High . . . Biology JEAN GATE . . . Pittsburgh . . . Cati. June 6 . . . Peabody High . . . History ei Liet z HELEN MOON CHENG . . . Tientsin, China . . . Helen . . . March 12 . . . Girls Middle School . . . English MARGARET CHRISTY . . . Wilkinshurg ■ ■ ■ P ' gg ' • ■ ■ May 12 . . . Wilkinshurg High . . . English RUTH CLARK . . . Ripon, Wisconsin Ruth . . . June 12 . . . Ripon High Sociology NANCYANN COCKERILLE . . . Altoona . . . J ance . . . March 7 . . . Altoona High . . . Latin N N L V N A N VIOLET COOK . . . . February 1 i Speech Pittsburgh . . . Pun y . . OHver High . . . BETTY CRAWFORD Crawford . . . July 16 . Enghsh Brownsville Linden Hall FAY CUMBLER . . . . November IS . . . English Wilkinsburg . . . Fay . . Wilkinsburg High JEAN CURRY . . . Wilkinsburg . . . Jeanme . . . June 26 . . . Wilkinsburg High . . . Elementary Education ' CH LOti MARGARET DUNSEATH . . . Pittsburgh . . . Peg . . . July 19 . . . Perry High . . . Sociology BETTY EASTWOOD . . . Owego, New York . . . Bets . . . November 5 . . . Owego High . . . EngHsh z 2; RUTH A. FITE , , . Pittsburgh . . . Ruth . , . June 7 . . . Mount Holyoke . . . Psychology ELEANOR GANGLOFF . . . Glcnficld . . . Ganghfi . . . April 20 . . . Sewicklcy High . . . Chemistry 19 4 PEN N SYLVAN IAN JEAN GEISELHART . . . Pittsburgh . . . JANE HANAUER . . . Beaver Falls . . . Jean . . . July 1 . . . Duquesne University a7iie . . . June 11... Beaver Falls High . . . German . . . Speech AUDREY HORTON . . . New Kensington , . . Little Audrey . . . September 12 . . . New Kensington High . . . English CATHERINE lAMS . . . Washington, Pa. . . . Katie . . . April 2 . . . Washington Seminary . . . Sociology enict JEAN KEISTER . . . Pittsburgh . . . ]ean . . . September 27 . . . Winchester . . . Music z - 2 CADDIE LOU KINZER . . . Pittsburgh . . . Coggie . . . May 28 . . . Edgewood High . . . History H-l C D z RACHEL KIRK . . . Wilkmsburg . . . Z Rachel . . . July 4 . . . Wilkinsburg High . . . Enghsh w pL, PATRICIA KRAUSE ... St. Petersburg, Florida . . . Pat . . . November 21 . . . Greensburg High . . . French N N S Y L V A N A N LOUISE LEAN . . . October 8 Chemistry Pittsburgh . . . Weenie . Peabody High . . . HELEN LOHR . . . Latrobe , . . Helen . . . July 24 . . . Latrobe High . . . Elementary Education ANNE FRANCES MORTON LUDLOW . . . Parkersburg, W. Va. . . . Anne . . . October li . . . Parkersburg High . . . French FRANCES MAHAFFEY . . . Pittsburgh . . . Frannie . . . December 31 ... Peabody High . . . Music - s:. eidLCt ADA LEE MANGUM . . . Wilkmsburg . . . Dutch . . . August 30 . . . Wilkinsburg High . . . English - z ELLEN MARSHALL . . . Pittsburgh . . . : John . . . December 29 . . . Connecticut College for Women . . . Psychology h-i r MARIANNE McCALLISTER . . . Pitts- burgh , . . Marianne . . . April 14 . . . Wheaton College . . . English MADGE RUSSELL MEDLOCK . . . Pitts- burgh . . . Madge . , , November 4 . . . Bradford Junior College . . . Liberal Arts N N V A N N RUTH MENGEL . . . Beaver . . . Rup e . . . January 24 . . . Beaver High . . . Liberal Arts ANN HAMILTON MILLER . . . Pittsburgh . . . Annie . . . February 8 . . , South Hills High . . . German ELIZABETH ANN MORROW . . . Upper Montclair, N. J. . . . Bets . . . October 18 . . . East Washington High . . . History LAURA MULKEARN . . . East McKeesport . . . Laura . . . September J . . . East McKees- port High . . . Latin emct w ELINOR OFFILL . . . Pittshurgh . . . Ey or March 17 . . . Bryn Mawr . . . English MARY ELLEN OSTERGARD . . . Warren . . . Meo . . . April 30 . . . Warren High . . . Entrlish NANCY OVER . . . Sewickley . . . ]o September 16 . . . Roberts Beach School English JANET ROSS . . . Warren . . . Rxiiiet . . April 11... Warren High . . . Sociology N N Y V N I A N KATHERINE RUTTER . . . Wilkinsburg . . . Kay . . . November 14... Wilkinsburg High , . . English AETHELBURGA SCHMIDT . . . Pittsburgh . . . Aethelburga . . . September 2.i . . . Taylor Allderdice High . . . English RENEE SIMONE SCHREYER . . . Pitts- burgh . . . Renee . . . April 1 . . . Peabody High . . . Freneh JANE SCOTT . . . Mount Lebanon . . . Ginme . . . September 6 . . . Mount Lebanon High . . . Psychology Ch iOt MARY LOU SHOEMAKER . . . Pittsburgh . . . Mooch . . . July 7 . . . Dormont High . . . Psychology 2 1-1 FRANCES M. SHOUP . . . Ligomer . Shoiif) . . . March 24 . . . Ligonicr High . Sociology P-. PAULINE MARIE SOMMERFELD . . Pittsburgh . . . ?o ]y . . . May 2t . . . Peabod) High . . . Chemistry ALIDA SPINNING . . . Wilkmsburg . . . Alida . . . January ' •)... Wilkinsburg High . . . Elementary Education 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN HELEN MAR STEVENSON . . . Pittsburgh . . . Hep . . . June 27 . . . Dana Hall . . . Liberal Arts BETTY SWEENEY . . . Pittsburgh . . . Betty . . . August 23 . . . Ellis . . . English CATHERINE THOMPSON . . . Butler . . Kay . . . March 20 . . . Butler High . . Psychology JANE ANNE VIEHMAN . . . Brentwood . . . Janie . . . July 4 . . . Brentwood High . . . Sociology 5 eniox JEAN STAIRS WATSON . . . Wilkins- hurg . . . Jeanie . . . July 29 . . . Wilkinsburg High . . . Elementary Education I— I CO z w INEZ B. WHELDON . . . Monessen . . . I?iie . . . March 14 . . . Monessen High . . . Liberal Arts NANCY WILSON . Fanch . . . August 24 . . . Biology Pittsburgh . . . . Aspinwall High MARY WOLFF . . . New Alexandria . . . Mary . . . April 29 , . . Greensburg High . . . Chemistry N N V A N N Senior Song To thee, our Alma Mater Thy daughters raise their voites. Here we ' ve spent our fullest years, We ' re than}{jul you were our choice. Our lives will he a tribute, For ive ' ve beoi moulded b i you For all the hest in life there is Our PCW. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President LouisE- Caldwell Vice President Jean Hill Secretary Marjorie Bikford Treasurer Charlotte Wolf u nl iA JEANNE ANNE AYRES . . . Pittsburgh . . . Jeanne Anne . . . May IS . . . Win- chester-Thurston . . , English 1 — ( z BETTY ANNE BACON . . . Lansford . . . B.B. . . . December 14 . . . Southern Sem- inary . . . Enghsh ' h-1 . ■ y . CO z MARGARET JEANNE BEBERTZ . . . 2; Bad Axe, Michigan . . . Pug . . . May 15 . . . Bad Axe High . . . Speech W MARJORIE BINFORD . . . Butler . Binnie . . . August 3 . . . Gibson High Sociology N N Y V A N I A N LOUISE ANN CALDWELL . . . Pittsburgh . . . Weezie . . . July 28 . . . Edgewood High . . . English HAZEL ALICE CHATTAWAY . Monongahela . . . Alice . . . February 9 Monongahela High . . . Speech SHIRLEY CLIPSON . . . Sewickley . Skip ■ ■ ■ August 9 . . . Sewickley High Enghsh MARY JANE DALEY . Beebe . . . December 24 Thurston . . . English Pittsburgh . . . . . Winchester- z on Z z w u nlotL MARY KATHERYN EISENBERG . . Wilkinsburg . . . Mary Kay . . . February 1 ' . . . Wilkinsburg High . . . Music ELAINE FITZWILSON . . . Pittsburgh . . . Fitzsimmom . . . November 24 . . . Taylor Alldcrdice High . . . History ELIZABETH FREY . . . Aspmwall . Beth . . . May 19 . . . Aspinvvall High Sociology DCMU THY GESCHWINDT . . . Wilkins- burg . . . Dottic . . . January 11... Wilkins- burg High . . . Elementary Education 19 4 PENNSYLVANIAN RUTH GRACEY . . . Wilkinsburg . . . Ruth . , . March 4 . . . Wilkinsburg High . . . Elementary Education JEAN B. HAMMER . . . August 24 . . History . . Millvale . . . Jean Millvale High . . . JO ANNE HEALEY . . . Mount Lebanon HELEN HECHT . . . . Jo Anne . . . January 20 . . . Mount Leb- . . . November 29 anon High . . . English English Pittsburgh . . . Helen . Peahody High . . . )IV% itm . CO w u rvuyvL JEAN HILL . . . Edgcwood . . . ]eanme . . . November 28 . . . Edgewood High . . . Speech ELIZABETH ANN HOWARD . . . Par- kcrshurg, W. Va. . . . Beth . . . December 14 . . . Parkersburg High . . . Economics FRANCES JOHNSON . . . Frannie . . . May 1 High . . . Chemistry Wilkmsburg Wilkinsburg MILDRED L. JOHNSTON . . . Wilkinsburg . . . Mildred . . . May 19 . . . Wilkinsburg High . . . Chemistry N N Y L V A N I A N PATRICIA MOSS KENT . . . Thomas, W. Va. . . . Pat . . . October 1 . . . Johns- town Central High . . . Sociology MARY KINTER . Kint . . . October 8 North Braddock . . Ellis . . . Enelish NATALIE F. LAMBING . . . Edgewood . . . J ataJie . . . October 13... Carnegie Tech . . . Elementary Education ANNE LINDSAY . Anne . . . December 6 English Pittsburgh . Bryn Athyn 1-1 p-l lA yvUyiA. MARGARET LONGWELL . . . Butler . ._ . Mcirgie . . . September 4 . . . Butler High . . . Chemistry MERRY ANN MACKEY . . . Pittsburgh . . . Ivlerry Ann . . . December 12 . . . Pea- bodv High . . . English MARY LINN MARKS . . . Saltsburg . . . Linn-pin . . . August 13 . . . Kiski School . . . History CAROLYN MARTIN . . . Pittsburgh . . . Carol . . . July 28 . . . Taylor Alldcrdice High . . . French N N Y V A N I A N JEAN McGOWAN . . . Steubenville, Ohio . . . McGoon . . . January 17 . . . Emma Willard School . . . Mathematics HELEN LOUISE McINTYRE . . . Beaver . . . Weasie . . . June 20 . . . ArHngton Hall . . . Liberal Arts ALLISON MEYER . . . Pittsburgh . . . Ally ■ . . June 16 . . . Taylor Allderdice High . . . Elementary Education ADELAIDE MITCHELL . . . Pittsburgh . . . Mitch . . . June 23 . . . Aliquippa High . . . History z H w ' iA nJjyiA MAE OETTINGER . . . Mount Lebanon . . . Mae . . . August 21 . , . Carrick High . . . Chemistry DOROTHY OLIVER . . . Pittsburgh . . Keith . . . November 22 . . . Wmchester Thurston . . . History JANE D. O ' NEILL . . . Pittsburgh ]anxe . . . July 10 . . . Perry High English and History GLADYS RUMMEL PATTON . . . Greens- burg . . . Pdt . . . April 28 , . . Greensburg High . . . History 4 N N Y V A N I A N JANE PIERCE . Janie . . . March . . . Psychology Mount Lebanon . . . . Mount Lebanon High BERTHA RICHARDS Bertha . . . August 17 . . . . EngHsh , Aspmwall . . . Aspinwall High MARY RODD . . . Pittsburgh . . . Mary . . . January 17 . . . Peabody High . . . Chemistry and French MILDRED PAULINE RUDINSKY Vestaburg , . . Milly . . . April 19 Centerville High . . . History I— ( w 0 u nJjyvL ELEANOR SCHAFFER . . . Pittsburgh . . ' . EXeanoy . . . October 9 . . . Winchester- Thurston . . . Psychology JANE SHIDEMANTLE . . . Parkers Land- ing . . . ]ane . . . April S . . . Parkers Landing High . . . History MARY ALICE SPELLMIRE . . . Pittsburgh . . . M.O. . . . March 27 . . . Taylor Allder- dicc High . . . English BETTY JANE STEFFLER . . . Pittsburgh . . . Bebe . . . July 24 . . . Pcabody High . . . Psychology Jf ' pS N N Y L V A N I A N ALICE STEINMARK . . . Pittsburgh Stemv . . . July 28 . . . Bellevue High Modern Languages RUTH STRICKLAND . . . BoHvar, New York . . . Stnc ie . . . March 7 . . . Rick- burgh Central . . . History RUTH SUCCOP . . . Pittsburgh . . . Ruthie . . September 22 . . . Winchester ' Thurston . . . Sociology ELEANOR E. TIEL . Eleanor . . . April 30 . . . Education Pittsburgh . . . Ohio Wesleyan 1-1 W o nlatL HELEN WAUGH . . . Buckhannon, W. Va. , . . Wall Hoo . . . February 10 . . . W. Va. Wesleyan . . . Sociology ELINOR WEIBEL . . . Edgewood . . E] . . . March 5 . . . Edgewood High . . Ent;hsh HELEN WELLER . . . Monongahcla . . . Sis . . . February 1 1 . . . Monongahcla High . . . French and Spanish w o JULIA WELLS . . . Erie . . . Julie . March 16 . . . Peabody High . . . English 19 4 PENNSYLVANIAN CHARLOTTE WOLF . . . Pittsburgh . . . Charrie . . . January 25 . . . Peabody High . . . Liberal Arts SUSAN WOOLDRIDGE . . . Pittsburgh . . . Sue . . . July 24 . . . Peabody High . . . Chemistry JANE ZACHARIAS . . . Pittsburgh . , . Jane . . . March 21 . . . Mount Mercy Acad- emy . . . History N N L V A N I A N SOPHOMORES We ' re happy! Some people say the Sophomore year is dull; we disagree. We have be- hind us an mterestmg, but unquestionably difficult, Freshman year; we have before us what are generally considered the two best college years — the Junior and Senior. We do not have that dased, bewildered awe, with which the Freshman gazes ahead to three more years; nor the wistfulness of the Junior, who, though she is looking forward to her Senior year, sees the social whirl of her Junior year come to an end; nor that feeling of sadness, which overtakes the Senior who suddenly realizes that her school days will soon be over! We are happy, for, though we work hard, we play hard. We support our col- lege dances enthusiastically; we are interested m athletics; several of our class are tal- ented musically. Now that the year is almost over, we do not resent hours spent in the laboratory or the library, nor the time taken up in preparation for that required course, nor the anxious moments we passed before we had decided on a major, for we knov. ' that it is a part of our college life. We feel that we occupy a definite spot in the student body. We are proud and happy to fill that niche set aside for Sophomores, and we hope that future Sophomores will be as happy there as we have been this year. Adams. Anna L. Anderson, Margaret Andrews, Dorothy Mary Armstrong, Marden Arthur, Jean Muriel Babb, Mary Louise Baker, Betty Anne Balmer, Mary Ehzabeth Barschdorf , Emily Mendell Bostwick, Carol Gillette Burchinal, Jean Sturgis Burge, Frances Campbell, Alice Jane Chantler, Jane Louise Chapman. Ailcen Ruth Colbaugh, Elizabeth D. Cooper, Gladys Copeland, Ellen Blackburn Croft, Alison David. Mary Patricia Davies. Jane Dobson. Beatrice Elizabeth Driver, Anne Kilgoor Evans, Dorothy Paris, Jean Elizabeth Gahagen, Betty Jane Click, Eleanor Jane Graham, Margaret C. Harter, Mary Jane Hazeltinc, Betty Herrod, Ethel Louise Hibbs, Margaret Elizabeth Higgins, Marjory L Hirsh, Mary Emma Horton, Grace Mary Keister, Phyllis Alberta Knorr, Cordelia Lappe. Virginia Ruth Macrker. Barbara Jane McClung, Jane McCune. Virginia Rae McKain. Alice Wood McKnight, Harriet N. Mahany. Mariana Matheny, Margaret Louise Miller. Jean Moore. Helen Morse, Kathryn Elizabeth Murray, Janet Myers, Joan Norris, Marjorie Notz. Ruth V. Patton. Ruth Poster, Delores M. Provost, Alice Purkiss, Dorothy Ruth Rope, Mary Elizabeth Rowse. Elizabeth Maude Saylor. Anna Elizabeth Scott, Nancy Shellkopf. Helen Shipley. Elizabeth Ann Singer. Mary Mitchell Smith. Jane Eloise Speer. Virginia M. Stewart, Mildred Strathearn. Mary K. Succop. Florence M. Sumner. Mary Elizabeth Sundberg. Elizabeth M. Thomas. Sara Anne Vale, Dorothy Edith Wechsler. Eileen Wessel. Eileen Ruth Wheldon. Julia Wirth. Helen Katherinc Wirth, Lois Katherine Wood, Marjorie Anne Woy. Mina 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN Sophomore Class Officers President Ellen Copeland Vice President Virginia Speer Secretary Mary Singer Treasurer Virginia McCune A. A. Representative Jane McClung 4 N N Y V A N I A N FRESHMAN FUN Registration Day and the new Freshman class bewildered! Many were wandering ' around minus big sisters, completely baffled by the maze called Berry Hall. After a while everyone settled into routine and got to classes without more than one mistake for each room. Arm-banded and big-sistered we soon became acquainted with many of our classmates. The Get-together party, Big Sister dance, Mountain Day and just school helped us to become a part of PCW. Freshman meetings sponsored by the Junior Class and led by Gladys Patton helped us to learn many of the ins and outs of our College. And then on Matriculation Day when we received our colors and became, officially, a class, arm-bands became a thing of the past and registration just a bad dream. Anderson, Margaret Archer, Jean Baer, Janet Baker, Ann Cameron Ballard, Margaret Beinhauer, Eleanor T. Bell, Mary Ann Bens, Sarah Margaret Birrell, Elisabeth Birrell, Sara Black, Eleanor Brice Blue. Patricia Florence Boileau, Mary Jeannette Brooks, Dorothy Stewart Brooks, Mary Jane Brown, Betty Mae Brown, Helen Ann Browne, Barbara Oakley Carey, Catharine Heard Cole, Edith Croyle, Florence Cummins, Ann Lucille DeWoody, Jean Elizabeth Dietz, Peggy Ditges, Virginia Dodds, Doris Doerr, Nancy Duccy, Mary Evelyn Evans, Jane Filippelli, Rosemarie Fisher, Mary Jane Fitzpatrick, Mary Jane Garrett, Eleanor V. Gillespie, Virginia Dorsch Gilson, Ruth Phila Goldblum, Janice Lee Grey. Mary M. Haldeman, Louise Edna Heinz. Barbara Hendryx, Virginia Cody Henry, Mary Louise Heth. Marjorie Jean Hilbish, Ella Guthrie Home, Dorothy Mae Horwitz, Claire Marks Humphreys, Jane Elizabeth Hunker, June Marietta Hutchison, Doris Hyde, Betty Vance Janouch, Miles Magdalene Johnson, Margaret Ethelyn Johnston, Barbara King Kaessner, Dorothy Evelyn Keffer, Elinor Aileen KiefFer, Marion Eleanor Kott, Josephine Kuhn, Cynthia Lambie, Marian Louise Lauer, Virginia Coleen Logue, Patricia Cromley Lowe, Althea Ruth Lowry, Patricia Louella Malanos, Margaret Catherine Maley, Nina Arminta Maroney, Elizabeth Ann Marshall, Dorothy Jane McCall, Jane Esther McCormick, Janet McCormick. Mary Jane McCuUoch, Jean McKay. Amy Eleanor Meyers, Ruth E. Minneci, Dorothy Anne Moore, Madalynne Carrene Noonan. Marjorie Ann Orr, Margeret Blair Price, June Lamont Reed. Alice Dickey Reno, Norma Jane Rider, Zillah Louise Ross. Janet Elizabeth Rowell, Marion Virginia Rudman, Elizabeth Agatha Schell, Nancy Breckenridge Schweppe, Mary Bernadine Shane. Constance Olive Shoup, Bette Silverstein, Gloria Ann Simpson, Betty Skalyo, Anna J. Sumner, Virginia S. Sweet, Priscilla Jean Teichmann, Marian Augusta Tross. Phyllis Helen Turney, Mary Vernon, Elizabeth Ann Von Fossen. Claranne Wallace, Louise Hazel Ward, Elizabeth Watson, Catherine Ann Watters, Elizabeth Jane Wayne, Roselle Charmainc Wolf, Lorraine Wragg. Margaret Jane Wright. Ruth Wyre. Jean Robinson Zward. Marv Lorraine N N Y L V A N I A N Freshman Class Officers President Jean Archer Vice President Nina Maley Secretary Jane Fitzpatrick Treasurer Brice Black AA Representative Janet Ross ■l._. n u ORGANIZATIONS 19 4 PENNSYLVANIAN Miss Marks, Archer, Dr. Wallace, Scott, Miss Errctt, Crawford. Dr. Spencer, Copeland. Cockerille, Kirk, Dysart Wilson, Eastwood, Arthur, Ostcrgard, Christy Faculty-Student Council The Faculty-Student Council, which meets tn-yearly, is of paramount importance on our campus. It is in this council group that faculty and students discuss the academic and social policies of PCW. While the council may not actually change the existing policies, it makes valuable recommendations to SGA concerning questions brought up in the meetings. It is through such an organization as this of students and faculty that better under- standing and more school spirit is bred. MEMBERS - ' • College President Dr. Herbert L. Spencer Dean Miss M. Helen M. rks SGA Adviser Dr. E. rl K. W.all. ce Faculty Member Miss Helen G. Errett Faculty Member Miss L bert.a Dys. RT SGA President M.ARG. RET Christy Senior President J.ANE ScOTT junior President LOUISE C. LD VELL Sophomore President Ellen Copel. nd Freshman President Je.an Archer A Dj-, ( Betty E. stwood Arrow editors - _ |R. chel Kirk Pennsylvaniari Editor N.-KNCY. NN CoCKERILLE Woodland Hall President Betty CR. WFORn T.W.C.A. President M.ary Ellen OsTERcaRo A. A. President Ruth M.ary Arthur SGA Vice President FR. NCES Johnson 40 PENNSYLVANIAN Student Government Association PCW IS student governed. This fact should be of paramount interest to every student for it gives her a definite responsibiHty ; she must cooperate to keep order and honor inviolate at PCW. Student government sets rules and regulations for Chapel, campus activities, library privileges and student elections. The SGA Board, the House Board and the Honor Committee see that these laws are not infringed upon. The Student Govern- ment Association is aided by the Faculty, particularly the elected Faculty Adviser, who approves of, or suggests changes, m Board decisions. Student government is eminently successful at PCW, because every student is a member and has a strong personal interest in the manner in which all of her school aifairs are conducted. S.G.A. BOARD President M.arg. ret Christy First Vice President Nancy Wilson Second Vice President FRANCES Johnson Secretary Mary Linn Marks Treasurer Margaret Anderson President of Woodland Hall Betty Crawford Chairman of Honor Committee Rachel Kirk Junior Member Gladys Patton Sophomore Member Barbara Maerker Freshman Member Mary Evelyn Ducey Senior Class President Jane Scott Junior Class President • LouiSE Caldwell Sophomore Class President Ellen Copeland Freshman Class President Jean Archer Caldwell, Scott. Marks. Christy, Wilson Kirk, Patton, Johnson. Maerker Anderson, Copeland, Crawford N N Y L V A N I N Woodland Hall The House Board of Woodland Hall serves a multiple purpose. In a judicial capacity, it serves in rule enforcement and in expansion or restriction of rulings. The board also has charge of the social activities of the dormitory. This year the board, composed of elected members, has endeavored to codify the pen- alties for rule infraction and to revise several rulings of past boards. There are two dances, the Mother ' s Day Tea, the formal dinners at Christmas and on Valentine ' s Day, and several informal affairs sponsored by the house hoard. It is through the board and Miss Ethel Bair, house-mother, that the dorm is such a livable home. HOUSE BOARD President Betty Cr.a vford Vice President SHIRLEY Clipson Secretary J. ne Shidemantle Treasurer Dotty Lou Ev.ans Senior Representatives J . RY Lou Shoem.aker IJ.anetRoss Junior Representative M.arg.aret Longwell Sophomore Representative JuLU Wheldon Freshman Representative Nin.a M.aley Wheldon, Ross, Longwell, Shidemantle. Crawford, Evans. Shoemaker. CHpson N N Y L V A N I A N Ostergard, Ross, Clark, Viehman, Thompson, Curry Binford, Shidemantle, Fite, Copeland, Hazeltinc Young Women ' s Christian Association PCW without any YW? Impossible. What freshman could do without that indispen- sable Big Sister to help her register and give her tips on what to do and where; and the Get- Acquainted Party with its new theme every year — it ' s fun whether you come as Christopher Robin or Mussolini! YW also fosters one of the iirst dances of the season — The Big-Little Sister Dance. The girls on YW committees keep busy with other duties too — Co-op, Second Hand Book Store, Social Service Work, and Chapel services. Though we are all associate mem- bers of YWCA, we must thank those active members who give their time to these things which are so definitely PCW. OFFICERS President M. ' RY Ellen Ostergard Vice President Jane Shidemantle Secretary Betty Hazeltine Treasurer Marjorie Binford COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Program Jean Curry Co-op Shop M.arjorie Binford Social Service Janet Ross Publicitv Catherine Thompson Social Ruth Fite Conference Ruth Clark Chapel Jane Viehman Freshman Commission Ellen Copeland PUBLICATIONS 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN Kirk, Miss Mowry, Miss Marks, McGowan Mrs. Shupp, Cockerille. Johnson, Christy, Eastwood Board of Publications The Board of Publications is an advisory board and acts in the appointment of the editors of the two student pubhcations. This board was instituted to replace the older system of election of student editors. The Arrow editors are appointed in May each year during the time of Spring Elec- tions; the editor of the Pennsylvanian is appointed every two years by the board. MEMBERS Dean Miss M. Helen M. rks President of S.G.A M.ARG.-KRET CHRISTY Second Vice President of S.G.A Frances Johnson Co-Edrtors of Arrow (R. chel Kirk Betty Eastwood Editor of Pennsylvanian Nancyann Cockerille Business Manager of Pennsylvanian Jean McGowan Faculty Adviser of Arrow Mrs. H. 2EL C. Shlipp Faculty Adviser of Pennsylvanian Miss Vera Mowry N N Y L V A N r A N The Pennsylvanian The Pennsylvanian tries, in a journalistic manner, to reflect the college life you know. The book is not the staff, nor a class, nor the College — it is you. Yours because it is written by you and about you; yours, because without you there would be nothing of which to write. To the staff and especially to Miss Vera L. Mowry, a rod in time of trouble, the Editor wishes to express her most sincere thanks and gratitude. STAFF Editor-in-Chief N. ncy.- nn Cockerille Business Manager Jean McGow. n Photographic Editor Frances Shoup Assistant Photographic Editor Bertha Richards Art Editor Audrey Horton „ , I Jean Geiselhart Activity Editors __ -,. , rr (Harriet McKnight Club Editor Aethelburca Schmidt Sopho7nore Editor Barbara Maerker Freshman Editor . ' Betty Vernon Faculty Adviser Vera L. Mowry Advertising Manager Mary Lou Shoemaker Assistants Pat Brennan, Jane Pierce, Betty Sweeney Typist Jean Curry Shoup, Miller, Horton, Schmidt, Maerker, Dunseath Cockerille, Brennan, Miss Mowry, McGowan, Pierce. Shoemaker N N Y V N I A N Arrow • The Arrow this year is you ng again. It has a new figure — magazine size. Under the efforts of Betty Eastwood and Rachel Kirk the Arrow widened its scope to include the features formerly belonging to the Minor Bird. This new Arrow appears monthly, and, in addition to news and articles, there are stories and poems selected from the contribu- tion of the students. With these added features the Arrow becomes increasingly popular. EDITORIAL STAFF Betty E.ASTWOOD Co-Editors m.ACHEL Kirk Business Manager Ruth Fite 7 iews Editor Nancy Over Assistant 7 [ews Editor DOROTHY Ev.ans Feature Editor Jo Anne He. ley -. „, ]Renee Schreyer Literary Editors jj j ,ller Copy Editor Cl. ire Stew.art Ma e ' up Editor K.atherine Rutter Assistant Ma e-Hp Editor Peggy Wr, GG Staff Photographer C.atherine Thompson (Jean Hammer Proof Readers - LouiSE Haldeman (Claire Horwitz r r, J ( Rosemarie Filippelli Copy Readers JMarjorie Noonan Faculty Adviser Hazel C. Shupp y ews Staff — jane Evans, Dorothy Marshall, Lucille Cummins, Jean Sweet, Marion Rovvell. Helen Waugh, Margaret Anderson, Merry Ann Mackey, Betty Ann Morrow, Marian Lamhie Feature Staff — Helen Shellkopf, Mildred Stewart. Jean Burchmal, Althea Lowe, Betty Brown. Mary Louise Henry, Jeanne Anne Ayres, Mary Evelyn Ducey, Janet Ross, Betty Crawford Business Staff — Betty Bacon, Allison Croft, Peggy Dietz, Jane Fitzpatrick. Eleanor Garrett. Virginia Gillespie, Marjorie Higgins, Beth Howard, Jane McCall, Mary Jane McCormick. Nancy Scott, Gloria Silverstein, Mary Singer, Lois Wirth Evans, Schreyer, Miller, Shellkopf, Marshall, Rowell, Crawford, Sweet, Stewart, Garrett, Ross, Gillespie, Waugh Mackey, Evans, Anderson, Ducey, Cummins, Wirth (L. ). Seated Brown Haldeman Burchinal Healey, Thompson, Howard Singer, Croft, Dietz, Horwitz Heniy Armstrong Hammer Kirk, Eastwood Lambie Fite Filippelli. Over, Sil- erstein Morrow McCall Lowe, Noonan, Fitzpatrick, Scott N N Y V A N A N Notz, Wilson, Wheldon, Rutter. Chantler. Kinter, Fitzwilson Handbook The Handhoo is small but significant. From it the freshmen learn the customs and tradition of PCW, but everyone uses it as a constant reference for names of officers and organizations, student regulations and for directions to such elusive places as the SGA room. Address Book The Address Boo makes its appearance just in time for us to check our lists and address our Christmas cards. It is indispensable for planning just where to find those peo- ple to have to that tea and for finding the telephone number that ' s so hard to remember. HANDBOOK Editor K. ' THERINE RUTTER Assistant Editor Je. n Hill Business Manager Jane Ch.JvNTLer ADDRESS BOOK Chairman Inez B. Wheldon Nancy Wilson El.aine Fitzwilson Mary Kinter Ruth Notz CLUBS and GROUPS 4 N N Y V A N I A N Dramatic Club Presideyu Aethelburga Schmidt Vice President Marianne McCallister Secretary Jean Hill Treasurer Alice Chattaway Faculty Members. . . . ( ' ' ' I Miss Margaret Robb 1908 — Now is the time for all actresses to organize for the sake of their art. 1909 — Tangible evidence of new dramatic movement — Danish lyrical drama — King Rene ' s Daughter. 1928-29 — Something new — oncact play contests — trying our wings — we are now of age ! 19J1 — Alice in Wonderland staged and acted by members — proved new freedom, 1936 — Great days! We can date! First play with Washington and Jeiferson — Another Language. 1937 — October 26 — Into high society! Gave a tea for Marta Abba, star of Tovarich. 1939 — October — Again into the 400 of the stage, this time with Samuel Pearce, handsome Yale graduate, representative for Maurice Evans. 1940 — February — Theatre party — food first, then to the Nixon, how the other half works. March — Date with W. fe? J. for HoUday. Jeanne Anne Ayres Betty Bacon Ruth Bauer Margaret Bebertz Carol Bostwick Janet Brennan Dorothy Brooks Jean Burchinal Louise Caldwell Catherine Carey Aileen Chapman Alice Chattaway Helen Moon Cheng Betsy Colbaugh Violet Cook Nancy Doerr Mary E elyn Ducey Betty Eastwood Jane Evans Rosemarie Filippelli Ruth Gracey Jane Hanauer Jo Anne Healey Margaret Hibbs Ella Hilbish Jean Hill Claire Horwit: Phyllis Keister Mary Kinter Rachel Kirk Manan Lambie Frances Mahaffey Mariana Mahaney Ada Lee Mangum Margaret Matheny Marianne McCallister Jane McClung Janet McCormick Jane McCulloch Dorothy Oliver Pegg ' Orr Alice Provost Alice Reed Norma Jane Reno Marion Rowelle Betty Rudman Aethelburga Schmidt Jane Scott Gloria Silverstein Virginia Sumner Betty Sweeney Jean Sweet Louise Wallace N N Y V A N I A N Epsilon Chi President Jean Watson Vice President Helen Lohr Secretary-Treasurer . . .Dorothy Geschwindt Faculty Member Dr. J. S. Kinder Marden Armstrong Ruth Bauer Frances Burge Ellen Copeland Jean Curry- Dorothy Geschwindt Ruth Gracey Marjorie Higgins Natalie Lambing Helen Lohr Alice McKain Allison Meyer Joan Meyers Helen Moore Alida Spinning Florence Succop Sally Thomas Eleanor Tiel Jean Watson Helen Wirth Mina Woy 1937 — What ho! Another club baby — this a club of those who teach the babies! 1938 — We go highbrow at the age of 2 — listen to the aim — to provide opportunity for extra-schoolroom contacts of both so- cial and professional nature. Whew! 1939 — Teachers must eat and be merry — informal dinner at Culin- aire — with character-reading for fun. 1940 — Spring — Panel discussion on teaching problems by graduates who have taught. Trips to schools — out to rural schools — where we will prob- ably have our first job — quote Dr. Kinder. Lohr, Geshwindt, Lambing, Meyers, McKain, Gracey, Thomas, Wirth, Watson, Dr. Kinder Woy, Copeland, Curry, Burge, Spinning, Meyer N N S Y L N I A N French Club President Patricia Krause Vice President Helen Cheng Secretary Florence Succop Treasurer Barbara Maerker P u n f u„ ) Madame Owens r acuity Members ' I Dr. Marion Griggs 1918 — November — Constitutional Convention a Success!! Officers Elected!! 1924 — Democratic rule brought change in constitution. 1927 — We go Parisian in form of French cabaret — conversation and refreshments a la francaise. 1929 — Oh, to be actresses for one brief hour! Wish granted — gave entertainment for Alliance Francaise of Pittsburgh. 19? 1 — Teh! Teh! Gambling — in French — at first meeting — but what else can you expect at a miniature Monte Carlo? 1932 — League of Languages formed — aimed at internationalism through talks, music, costume shows. 19, ' i6 — Revolution! France breaks irom League! More nationalism. 1939 — Fall — New Deal movement — constitution revised. 1940 — How do you bid ' 4 hearts ' m French? Oops — I mean, how do you ' bye ' ? Oh, me! What a bridge game! Babbs, Ward, Lambie, Zachanas, F. Succop, Stialhearn. Meyers, Murray. Reed. Rodd Madame Owens, Anderson. Bostwick, Noonan, Silverstein Healey, Krau. e. Dodds, Wechsler. Maerker, Hein:, Wells, Weller Margaret Anderson Carol Bostwick Helen Moon Cheng Mary Evelyn Ducey Jo Anne Healey Barbara Hein: Patricia Krause Marian Lambie Barbara Maerker Harriet McKnight Janet Murray Joan Meyers Mariorie Norris Alice Reed Mary Rodd Eluabcth Shipley Gloria Silverstein Rence Schreyer Mary Alice Spellmire Mary Kay Strathcarn Florence Succop Elizabeth Ward Eileen Wechsler Helen Weller Julia Wells Jane Zachanas 4 PENNSYLVANIAN Jean Burry Jane Davies. Jean Geiselhart Jean Hammer Mildred Johnston Louise Lean Ann Miller Ruth Notz Mae Oettmger Mary Rodd Elizabeth Rowse Claire Stewart Pauline Sommerfeld Mary WoltF Wolf, Rodd, Miller, Richards, Hammer, Oettinger, Notz, Smith Johnfton, Hazeltine, R. Patten, Schaffer Burry. Rowse, Lean, Stewart German C lub President Jean Geiselhart Vice President Katherine Rutter Secretary ' Treasurer Jean Burry Faculty Member Dr. Elizabeth Piel 1915 — Attempted a Deutsche Verein — the War apparently killed that spirit. 1932 — German has regamed its lost reputation — joins in League of Languages. 1936 — German students are individualists and segregationists — leave League. 1939 — 7s(iin, lasset tins singen — and how they love to sing — whew ! ! Didn ' t you hear them? Anyone got a Luden ' s? ' Ann Miller ' s threat must be worn out from telling all her experiences in Germany. N N Y V A N I A N Keiffer. P. Keister, Bahr. Johnston. Curry, Hanauer. Hersch, Humphries. Ditges. Garrett. Johnson, Rope, Goldblum, Thomas. Thomas, Wayne, Saylor, Marks, McGowan, Vernon, Mulkearn, Watson DeWoody, Stewart, Mahaffey. B. Browne. Ducey. Archer. McKain. Pierce. Howard. Simp- son. H. Brown. McCormick, Meyer. Steifler. Wood Kott, Hunker. L. Wolf. Cooper, Stewart, Price, Croft, Von Fossen, Norris. Arthur. Shane. Eisenberg, Mrs. Ayars Glee Club President Jean Curry Secretary-Treasurer Claire Stewart Librar arvs JMarjorie Wood I Betty Steffler Director Mrs. Gertrude Ayars 190 — Always knew PCW had opera stars incognito — so they did — and they formed a Union. 1917 — There was good chapel singing in the old days — the College Choir led the singing. 1918 — Second concert with Tech — started a new tradition. 1924 — Endowment Fund Campaign had grand send-oiT — entertain- ment given by Glee Club. 1929 — There ' s nothing new under the sun — so an old-fashioned concert given — you should have seen the charming belles. 1937 — Mrs. Ayars picks up the conductor ' s baton. 1939 — Opera stars can cook!!! Proof found at Hamburger Fry in Oc- tober. December — Traditional caroling — and food afterwards — also Christmas pageant — and the heavenly choir. 1940 — April — Spring Concert followed by a dance. Jean Archer Ruth Mary Arthur Jean Aungst Beryl Bahr Helen Brown Barbara Browne Sally Browne Catherine Carey Gladys Cooper Alison Croit Jean Curry Jean DeWoody Virginia Ditges Mary Evelyn Ducey Mary Kathryn Eisenberger Elaine Fitzwilson Eleanor Garrett Janice Goldblum Jane Hanauer Mary Emma Hirsch Beth Howard Jane Humphreys June Hunker Margaret Johnson Marion Kieffer PhylUs Keister Frances Mahaffey Mary Linn Marks Janet McCormick Jean McGowan Alice McKain Allison Meyer Laura Mulkearn Marjorie Norns Jane Pierce Mary Rope Anna Betty Saylor Connie Shane Betty Steffler Claire Stewart Mildred Stewart Betty Sundberg Sally Thomas Dorothy Vale Betty Vernon Claranne Von Fossen Rosella W ' ayne Lorraine Wolf Marione Wood N N Y L V A N I A N International Relations Club President Caddie Lou Kinzer Vice President DoROTHY Oliver Secretary Charlotte Wolf Treasurer RuTH STRICKLAND Facidty Member Dr. Anna Evans Jean Aungst Betty Anne Baker Jean Gate Shirley Clipson Betsy Colbaugh Gladys Cooper Elaine Fitzwilson Betty Gahagan Jean Hammer Ethel Herrod Beth Howard Pat Kent Caddie Lou Kinzer Virginia Lappe Mary Linn Marks Ann Miller Adelaide Mitchell Betty Ann Morrow Laura Mulkearn Janet Murray Dorothy Oliver Jane O ' Neill Gladys Patton Bertha Richards Mildred Rudinsky Katherine Rutter Nancy Scott Jane Shidemantle Ruth Strickland Ruth Succop Betty Sweeney Julia Wells Eileen Wessel Lois Wirth Charlotte Wolf Jane Zacharias 1919 — Polity Club started — and can you guess what they discussed? You ' re right — the League of Nations. 1924 — Remember (of course, you couldn ' t when you were in the cradle) all the discussions of a World Court? Well, some of that was at PCW. 1930 — Annual sale of Christmas cards started — and bless their souls, they gave the money to the Building Fund! 1934 — This club a capitalist! Also a philanthropist — gave money- prize to writer of best paper on international event. 1935 — Accepted fate (no new building) — bought books with money from card sale. Went to see scenery at Syracuse — incidentally, to attend an LR.C. convention. 1939 — More Christmas cards — more Carnegie Foundation speakers — hot discussions on war and peace — Nazism and Democracy. Shidemantle, Gate, Rudinsky, Gahagen, Zacharias, O ' Neill, Patton, Herrod, Hammer, Poster Richards, Baker, Wessel, Rutter, Mulkearn, Murray, Marks, Bacon, Succop, Kinzer, Oliver, Sweeney, Dr. Evans, Howard Wolf, Scott, Wirth, Mitchell, Clipson, Morrow, Strickland N N Y V A N A N Lambda Pi Mu President Mary Lou Shoemaker Secretary-Treasurer Jane Viehman p 1, n 1 I Miss Dorothy Shields raculty Members. ■ ' I Dr. E. W. Montgomery 1921 — October 24 — Just one of the in-between sisters — not first nor last club — Named in honor of Luella P. Meloy, godmother. 1922 — Chanty begins at home for these social workers — tea dance held to raise money for student loan fund. 1939 — December — Traditional Christmas party for settlement chil- dren. 1940 — March — Annual tea dance for loan fund. Visits to social institutions throughout the city. . Binford, Morrow, Clipson. Strickland. Campbell, Shidcmantle, Shellkopf, Crawford, Succop. Medlock, Ayars, Ross Babbs, Shoemaker, Viehman, Shoup, Frey, Anderson, V echsler, Stewart Over, Dunseath, lams, Patton, Clark, Howard, Arthur Margaret Anderson Ruth Mary Arthur Marjorie Binford Jane Campbell Ruth Clark Shirley Clipson Nancyann Cockerille Betty Crawford Margaret Dunseath Elizabeth Frey Beth Howard Catherine lams Patncia Kent Madge Medlock Betty Ann Morrow Nancy Over Gladys Patton Janet Ross Helen Shellkopf Jane Shidcmantle Mary Lou Shoemaker Frances Shoup Helen Mar Stevenson Claire Stewart Ruth Strickland Ruth Succop Jane Viehman Eileen Wcchsler N N Y V N I A N Jean Aungst Sally Browne Eleanor GanglofF Louise Lean Margaret Longwell Mae Oettinger Mary Rodd Pauline Sommerfeld Nancy Wilson Mary Wolff Susan Wooldridge ,, , ... AA uf M ' i i ' p 1. mM jt:W m.mKrw ' i«- M i ' - Whf ' - |SH 7 ' l Bv B. li ' i4i 1 Hu Hi31 ' Jr w 1 , , p % m R ' J:- m ,|, ' W| !;„.« H 1 Aungst, Gangloff, Longwell. Wilson, Sommerfeld, Oettinger, Rodd, Wolf Woolridge, Dr. Wallace, Lean, Browne Mu Sigma Chi President. Pauline Sommerfeld Vice President Sus. N WOOLDRIDGE Secretary LouiSE Lean Treasurer Mae Oettinger Facidtv Member Dr. E. K. Wall.ace 1919 — A forerunner, the Chemistry Club — an exclusive group — for brilliant Junior and Senior chemistry majors only. 1928 — We go Greek — but only for the name, Mu Sigma. 1934 — Pittsburgh ' s Cutest Women have aid to beauty! Mu Sigma creams on market. 1935 — Name amended — m honor of Madame Curie — to Mu Sigma Chi. 1939 — Fall — Traditional formal initiation dinner — at College Club — new members had to do or die and give entertainment. Winter — Buy now ! Christmas boxes of PCW creams — For good cause — to give two scholarships. N N Y L V A N I A N Sweeney, Healey, Over, Crawford. X ' eIls. Christy. McCallister. Clipson Caldwell. Brennan, Kinter. Ayars, Horton. Eastwood Richards. Bacon, Lindsay Omega President M.arianne McCallister Vice President Nancy Over Secretary ' Treasurer Mary Kinter Social Chairman Betty Sweeney Faculty Member Dr. C. W. Doxsee 1905 — December 21 — Birthday of grandmother of all clubs — the honorary literary society. Christened Omega in compliment to Aunt Alpha at Smith. 1910 — Boom year — sponsored short-story contest to discover poten- tial famous writers (secret — the club enticed writers with a cash prise offer) . 1938 — Trial union of Minor Bird (traditional Omega maga::ine, and the Arrow mto The Dart. 1939 — Membership Drive! To put club back on scholastic and intel- lectual basis. Spring — Annual short-story contest — tv o prizes — we must have rounded prosperity ' s corner. Jeanne Anne Ayres Betty Bacon Janet Brennan Louise Caldwell Peggy Christy Shirley Clipson Betty Crawford Fay Cumbler Mary Jane Daley Betty Eastwood Jo Anne Healey Helen Hecht Audrey Horton Mary Kinter Rachel Kirk Anne Lindsay Marianne McCallister Elinor OffiU Mary Ellen Ostergard Nancy Over Bertha Richards Katherine Rutter Mary Alice Spellmire Betty Sweeney Elinor Weibel Julia Wells 1 9 N N Y V A N A N Phi Pi President Laura Mulkearn Vice President Mae Oettinger Secretary-Treasurer Lois WiRTH Faculty Member Dr. Nita Butler Beryl Bahr Jane Chantler Alice Chattaway Ruth Clark Nancyann Cockerille Violet Cook Ada Lee Mangum Louise Mclntyre Ann Miller Laura Mulkearn Mae Oettinger Jane O ' Neill Janet Ross Betty Rudman Frances Shoup Virginia Speer Ruth Succop Julie Wheldon Lois Wirth 1916 — November 27 — Founder ' s Day for the classical club. 1919 — We go dramatic — entertained Classical and Dramatic Asso- ciation of America with Plautus ' Menaechmi. 1930 — Did you remember to celebrate the 2,000th birthday of Virgil? Phi Pi did. 1936 — Fall — the bi-millennium anniversary of Horace observed by loyal members. Spring — When in Phi Pi do as the Romans did — so it seems at the first Roman banquet — even wore togas. 1939 — Speakers — tea — discussions — tea — Roman customs — tea so run the meetings. 1940 — A Latin club going to see a play in English!! And again the traditional Roman banquet — togas and all. J. Chantler, Mclntyre, Cook, Rudman, Wirth, Succop, Cockerille, Shoup Mulkearn, Chattaway, Oettinger, Miller, Dr. Butler J. Wheldon, Ross, Speer, Bahr. O ' Neill Clark N N V A N I Wheldon, Mclntyre. Geiselhart. McCune. Glick Mengel, Bcberts. Weller Bacon. KefFer. Gillespie, Howard. Fitzpatrick Anne Adams Betty Anne Bacon Mary Balmer Frances Burge Jane Fitzpatrick Jean Geiselhart Virginia Gillespie Eleanor GHck Elizabeth Howard Eleanor Keffcr Virginia McCune Louise Mclntyre Helen Weller Inez Wheldon Spanish Club President Jean Geiselhart Secretary-Trcasiuer Helen Weller Faculty Member Miss Ruth Staples 1932 — Club-family has a baby! — named Spanish — placed under guardianship of the League. 1936 — Guardians forsake the infant — Spanish can now sympathize with Topsy. 1939 — It growed — remembers own past, so looks out for other unfortunate infants — now making puppets for hospitals. N N Y L V A N I A N Debate Ruth Fite Claire Horwits Mildred Rudinsky Betty Rudman Claire Stewart Jean Watson Faculty Member Miss Margaret Robb 1926 — Argumentative spirit noticeable in a few — joined to present united front to opposers of women debaters. 1927 — Imagine — debated whether or not there should be national movie censorship! 1930 — Now we are 4 years old and intercollegiate. 1936 — Yippee!! Resolved: that men of 21, with income of $1,500 a year should marry. Tried to prove that to W. J. — to Mt. St. Vincent on the Hudson. 1939-40 — Discussions on the international situation and isolation — with Slippery Rock and Westminster — debates with Seton Hill and Mt. Mercy — the isolation problem discussed with Waynesburg — ' Parliamentary Conference at Pitt. Instrumental Ensemble Faculty Member Miss Lillie B. Held 1939 — Always starting new projects at PCW — now we have the beginnings of an orchestra. 1940 — Rehearsals, rehearsals, rehearsals — for programs here and pro- grams there — the girls get better and better and are more in demand. Violin Fay Cumbler Mary Linn Marks Laura Mulkearn Oboe Betty Gahagan Piano Mary E. Rope Flute Ruth Patton Ruth Mary Arthur Celio Sally Thomas Viola Miles Janouch Clarinet Amy McKay n ) - — L u u N N Y L V A N I A N Athletic Association The Athletic Board is composed of the officers of the Athletic Association. The aim of this Board is to direct the athletics in the College, maintain an interest in athletics and to promote sportsmanship. The officers of the Association are active in sports and aim to arouse the interest of others in our athletic program. BOARD President RUTH M. RY ARTHUR Secretary JULI. Wells Treasurer PHYLLIS Keister Senior Representative M.- RG.- RET DuNSE.ATH Junior Representative CH. RLOTTE W ' OLF Sophomore Representative Jane McClung Freshman Representative J. NET RoSS 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN Athletic Federation of College Women The Athletic Federation of College Women was organized in 1935. This inter ' collegiate Federation meets annually to exchange ideas pertinent to Ath- letic Associations of the different colleges and to further athletic interests and activities. At present 28 colleges are active in the Federation. Play Days are sponsored by the various colleges. Once a year The J ews Letter, which enum- erates the sports activities of the associate colleges, is sent to the members. Ruth Mary Arthur, president of our Athletic Association, is Vice President of the Athletic Federation of College Women. 4 N N Y V A N I A N p. Keister Golf Golf is a newcomer on the sports list, and is taught by the Pros from the different Pittsburgh cluhs. Many girls aim for par in the course. Mushball In the Fall on Mountain Day the Faculty inevit- ably beats the Students at mushball. In season, the students are practicing and getting in shape for the coming Spring Color games. Rifle Riflcry has made a return engagement on the sports list by popular demand. Mr. Theodore Carlton of Munhall, coach of the Munhall Rifle Team, is in charge. Dr. Spencer takes active interest in the ac- tivity as it is one of his many hobbies. Practices are held twice weekly at the rifle range. Riding To horse and away — away out to North Park. In the early Fall and Spring, PCW girls find pleasure in the beautiful trails of North Park. This sport is supervised by Miss Errett or George. Swimming The AA sponsored several swimming parties during the year at Webster Hall pool. Volleyball The Fall of ' . ' Q sported a peppy gang of volleyball players. With lots of competition the rivalry was even better than usual, and the season was counted as a sporting success. Ping-Pong Ping-pong is rapidly gaining in popularity everywhere. Our campus is no exception. With the new table last year came more ping-pong enthusiasts to try their skill and prowess. Anne Ludlow walked away with all of the honors in the winter contest. 4 N N Y L V A N A N Fitzpatrick, Wells, Black, Keistcr (P.). Over, Pattern, Fite, Viehman. Mclntyre, Wolf, Howard Hazeltine, Burry, Skalyo, Browne (B.), Kinzer, Rodd, O ' Neill, Dunseath, Arthur Hockey Hockey, one of the major sports at PCW. saw some fast action, games this year as the well-drilled Sophomore team came out on top. The contests, packed with thrills and spills, brought forth many an involuntary cheer or groan from the spectators. The hard ' fought season was climaxed as the Army shelled the Navy from the Frick Park iield with the score of 3 to 1. These teams were composed of the best players of the four class teams. Army ' hlavy Burry, J R. W Ludlow, A. Patton, G R. I Fitzpatrick, J. Kmzer, C. L C. F Wells, J. Howard, B L. I Binford, M. Hazeltine, B L. W Arthur, R. M. (c) Wolf, C R. H Rodd, M. Keister, P C. H Over, N. Black, B L. H Browne, B. Watters, B.J R, F Dunseath, M. Viehman, J. (c) L. F O ' Neill, J. Anderson, M G Fite, R. Army ,i N.wy 1 N N Y V A N I A N Badminton Badminton is played in the gym by both the regular gym classes and the girls who follow-up the sport in the evenings. This game grows in popularity every year. In this year ' s tournament Peg Dunseath won the cup. Over Patton Tennis Most any nice day racqueteers can be seen on our tennis courts. Each fall a doubles tournament is held — this year, partners Nancy Over ' 40 and Gladys Patton 41 won the tournament. A singles tourney is played in the spring. The winner of this tournament is presented with a cup. Arthur Dunseath N N V A N I A N ScHREYER, Baker, McCune Archery For the less athletic girl, who has a yen for sports, archery fills the bill. PCW participates in intercollegiate tournaments each Spring. Modern Dancing Modern dancing for the modern wom- an is the coming vogue. It is an elective course taught hy Miss Errett. Several programs are given each year, the out- standing performance of the class this year was in the Christmas Pageant. Howard I - rA f l T w..- n tD Charm Senior PEG CHRISTY s Charm Senior RACHEL KIRK Charm Junior W E E Z I E C A L D A E L L i i ' X r i 1 1 : p V ' 1 Ka • L • ' ::?|i « 1 } I, 1 1  ' ' - jr. ' ■ ' «■ C |ii r -f. , ' ' ■% F : ' i ' ' i ' ■; .- f - ' ■ h Charm Junior CtLADYS patton Charm Sophomore PEGGY MATHENY i 1 i 1 1 ■ ■ • r H ' 1 1 f i 4 1 i ft 1 Ms i 1 2 Charm Freshman MARY EVELYN DUCEY 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN ' Little Audrey as Queen Bess George and the Dragon Finale Garland Dancers Mary Milne as Maid Marion Kuth Fiteas Kobinhood Tumblers — no tumbles It ' s the Gypsy in our soul 19 4 PENNSYLVANIA N 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN That last important glance Girl with Gavel Deepest snoiv iyi 26 years ■ ' ' Who? JMinerva — Goddess of the ' phone Out to lunch ' Notes to you! 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN 1940 PENNSYLVANIAN Bully! Champions Hungryl Food — at the AA picnic K itty in the corner ' Holly-dates PENNSYLVANIAN When We Were In College ' 36 and ' 37 Hair in a Grecian roll Skirts nine inches from the floor Politics, Roosevelt runs for president again Prom, held at the 20th Century Club, Johnny Hamp ' s orchestra Song, THE LOVE BUG WILL BITE YOU IF YOU DON ' T WATCH OUT Faculty entertains, doing LITTLE NELL S.G.A., Quiet in Chapel is a problem Football victories, Pitt tears up the campus Senior class is graduated ' 37 and ' 38 Hair worn Page Boy Skirts, eleven inches Politics, Roosevelt now the President again Prom, held at the Schenley, Reggie Childs and his orchestra Song, DO YOU REMEMBER ONE SEPTEMBER AFTERNOON? Students entertain, doing THE FACULTY S.G.A., Preferential Ballot Football victories, Pitt tears up the campus Senior class is graduated ' 38 and ' 39 Hair, Baby Style, albup-on-top Skirts, thirteen inches up Politics, Roosevelt going strong Prom, held at the Schenley, Les Brov. ' n and his orchestra Song, DEEP PURPLE Faculty entertains, doing ALICE IN WONDERLAND S.G.A., amending the constitution Football victories, Tech tears up the campus Senior class is graduated ' 39 and ' 40 Hair, George Washington, with ribbons Skirts, seventeen inches Politics, Roosevelt contemplates running for president Prom, held at 20th Century Club, Maurice Spitalmy Song, OH, JOHNNY Faculty entertains, FWEE ITTY FITTIES S.G.A., what to do with the clubs Football victories, Duquesne tears up the campus Senior class is graduated ACTIVITIES AND ADVERTISEMENTS NNSYLVANIAN Board of Trustees OFFICERS OF THE BOARD President ARTHUR E. Br.AUN First Vice President Ralph W. Harbison Second Vice President James E. MacCloskey, Jr. Secretary Mrs. Charles H. Spencer Treasurer Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Company of Pittsburgh MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Mrs. Elizabeth Burt Mellor, Trustee-Elect William P. Barker Mrs. George Wilmer Martin Frederick G. Blackburn Mrs. John R. McCune Arthur E. Braun Andrew W. Mellon Mrs. R. D. Campbell Mrs. Alexander Murdoch Mrs. William N. Frew John H. Ricketson, III Ralph W. Harbison Alexander C. Robinson Charles F. Lewis Mrs. Charles H.Spencer George D. Lockhart Herbert L. Spencer James E. MacCloskey, Jr. Mrs. George M. Swan Deceased, August, 1937 N N Y V A N I A N Senior Activities ARTHUR, RUTH MARY Sociology Glee Club, I, II, III. IV Lambda Pi Mu, III, IV Beta Chi, II, III Zcta Kappa Psi, I, II A. A. Board, Representative, I, II, III, Presi- dent, IV Student-Faculty Council. IV Big Sister, II, III. IV Ensemble, III, IV Verse Speaking Choir. Ill Honorary Hockey Team. I. II. Ill; Captain. IV Honorary Basketball Team. I, II. Ill Ping-Pong Champion, III Class Song Committee. IV Y.W.C.A. Christmas Party Committee, IV Athletic Federation for College Women, Vice President, III Christmas Pageant. I, II. III. IV AUNGST, JEAN Chemistry I.R.C., IV Mu Sigma Chi. III. IV Beta Chi, I, II, III German Club, I. Ill Frerich Club. I Glee Club, I, II. Ill, IV Christmas Pageant. I, II. Ill, IV BAHR, BERYL Liberal Arts Zeta Kappa Psi, I, II Phi Pi, fv Glee Club, I, II, III, IV Y.W.C.A., Freshman Commission, I Big Sister, II. Ill, IV Y.W.C.A., Dinner Committee, III, IV Christmas Pageant, I, II, III, IV Music Recital, I, II, III, IV Class Song Leader, I, III Glee Club picnic chairman, IV Modern Dancing Group, I. II BAUER, RUTH Elementary Education Dramatic Club. I, II. III. IV Epsilon Chi, II. Ill, IV, Secretary-Treasurer. Ill Big Sister, III, IV Valentine Dinner Committee, II Halloween Party Committee, I Christmas Pageant, I, IV Modern Dance Group, IV Settlement Work, III Student Teaching. IV Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List. II. III. IV BRENNAN. JANET LUCILLE English Dramatic Club. III. IV Omega, III, IV Pennsylvanian. Advertising Committee, IV Transfer from Thiel College, III BROWNE, SARAH DICKSON Biology Mu Sigma, III. IV Glee Club, I, IV Freshman Commission. I Minor Bird Staff, II Pennsylvanian Staff. II Girl Scout Work. III. IV Dean ' s List, II, III, IV Sophomore Honors BURRY, JEAN ELIZABETH Biology Dramatic Club. 1 German Club. III. Secretary-Treasurer, IV Big Sister, III, IV Class Vice President, IV Honorary Hockey Team, III. IV Christmas Pageant, I GATE, JEAN History IRC, II, IV, Treasurer. Ill Big and Little Sister Dance. Ill Address Book Staff. Ill Honorary Hockey Team. I Honorary Basketball Team. I. II Christmas Dance, IV Chairman of Rose Chain, III Christmas Pageant, I, II Valentine Entertainment Committee, II CHENG. HELEN MOON English CHRISTY. MARGARET MILTON English French Club, III Omega, III, IV N N Y V N I A N CHRISTY— Continued S.G.A., Board, Freshman Representative, I: Treasurer, II; Junior Representative, III; President, IV Christmas Pageant, II, III Big Sister, II, III, IV CLARK, RUTH ELEANOR Sociology Beta Chi, I Zeta Kappa Psi. II, III Glee Club, I Phi Pi, I, II, III, IV Lambda Pi Mu, III, IV Y.W.C.A., Vice President, III; Conference Chairman, IV Big Sister, II, III, IV Music Recitals, II, III, IV Sophomore Honors, II Dean ' s List, II, III, IV COCKERILLE, NANCYANN Latin Phi Pi, I, II, IV, Secretary, III Lambda Pi Mu, III, IV Student-Faculty Council, IV Y.W.C.A. Bridge Committee, III Big Sister, II, III Board of Publications, IV Arrow Staff, I, II, Feature Writer, III Minor Bird Staff, II Penr sylvanian Staff, Assistant Editor II; Editor. IV ' Big and Little Sister Dance Committee, IV Tea Dance Committee, III Class Song Committee, II, Chairman, I Class Nominating Committee, I Play Writing Committee, IV Student Teaching, IV Dean ' s List, II, III, IV COOK, VIOLET VIRGINIA Speech Dramatic Club, I, II, III, IV Phi Pi, IV Devil in the Cheese , II First Lady , III You Can ' t Take It With You , III Knight of the Burning Pestle , IV Permanent Nominating Committee, III Christmas Pageant, I, 11 CRAWFORD, BETTY English Omega, III, IV Lambda Pi Mu, IV Dramatic Club, II, III, IV S.G.A. Board, Vice President, III Dormitory, Vice President, III; President, IV Y.W.C.A. Bridge, Co-Chairman, IV Prom Committee, II; Chairman, III Big and Little Sister Dance Committee, IV Big Sister, II, III, IV Arroiu, Feature Writer. III. IV Song Committee, II Dean ' s List, IV CUMBLER, VIVIAN FAY English Zeta Kappa Psi, I, II, Secretary-Treasurer. Ill Big Sister, II. Ill, IV Music Recitals, I. II. III. IV Ensemble. III. IV Trio, III Knight of the Burning Pestle , IV Orpheus and Eurydice , II Student Teaching, IV Settlement Work, I CURRY, JEAN ELIZABETH Elementary Education Epsilon Chi, II, III. IV ■ Glee Club. I. Ill; Secretary-Treasurer. II; Pres- ident, IV Y.W.C.A.. Cabinet Member, Program Chair- man, IV; Dinner Chairman. Ill Big Sister. II, III, IV Christmas Pageant, I, II. III. IV Orpheus and Eurydice , II Valentine Dinner Committee. I Vocational Committee, III Student Teaching, IV Den Committee, I DUNSEATH. MARGARET Sociology Lambda Pi Mu, IV Spanish Club, II Big Sister, II, III, IV Peniisylraiiiaii Staif, Athletic Editor, IV A. A. Board, Representative, III, IV Y.W.C.A., Christmas Party Committee, I. II Badminton Champion, IV Verse Speaking Choir, III Settlement Work. II, IV EASTWOOD, ELIZABETH LAY English French Club, II, III, IV Dramatic Club, II, III, IV Omega, III, IV Big Sister, II, III, IV Freshman Commission, I Valentine Dinner Committee. I N N Y L V N I N EASTWOOD— Continued Halloween Party Committee, I Brittle Heaven , I Devil in the Cheese . II You Can ' t Take It With You , III Orpheus and Eurydice . II Christmas Pageant. I, III. IV Arrow. Feature Writer, III: Co-Editor, IV Student Faculty Council, IV FITE, RUTH Psychology, Economics. Sociology Glee Club, III Y.W.C.A.. Benefit Bridge Committee. Chair- man, III Y.W.C.A., Social Committee, Chairman. IV Y.W.C.A., Cabinet, IV Y.W.C.A.. Get Acquainted Party. Chairman, IV Big Sister, IV Class Nominating Committee, III Junior Prom Committee, III Arrow Staif, III, IV, Business Manager. IV Big and Little Sister Dance Committee. IV Honorary Hockey Team. III. IV Dean ' s List. IV GANGLOFF. ELEANOR Chemistry Mu Sigma Chi. IV. Treasurer. Ill Big .Si.ster. II, III, IV Rifle Team, IV Girl Scout Work, III. IV GEISELHART. JEAN E.STHER German German Club, III, President. IV Spanish Club. Ill, IV, President, IV Big Sister, IV Pennsylvanian Stafl , IV Transfer from Duquesnc Llniversity, III HANAUER, JANE Liberal Arts Glee Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Big Sister, IV Class Song Committee, IV The Knight of the Burning Pestle , IV Music Recitals, III, IV Transfer from Geneva College, III HORTON. AUDREY English Omega, 11, III, IV Pennsylvanian Stafl . Art Editor, IV Big Sister, III Class Vice President, III Library Committee, II Class Song Committee, II. Ill, IV Valentine Dinner Committee, II, III Spring Dance Committee, II, III Dormitory, Christmas Dance, III Dormitory. Open House. IV Dormitory Fire Captain. IV Girl Scout Work. I Play Writing Committee. IV lAMS, CATHERINE Sociology Lambda Pi Mu, IV Christmas Dinner Committee, III Y.W.C.A. Bridge Committee, Co-Chairman. IV Transfer from Washington Seminary, III KEISTER. JEAN FRASER Music ■ Zeta Kappa Psi. I. II French Club, III, IV Big Sister, II, III, IV Y.W.C.A., Cabinet Member, II Freshman Commission Chairman. II Big and Little Sister Dance Committee. IV Musical Recitals, I, II. III. IV Song Committee, I, II KINZER, CADDIE LOU History French Club, L II IRC, III, President, IV Class President, III Big Sister, II, III, IV Honorary Hockey Team. III. IV Honorary Basketball Team. II. Ill Permanent Nominating Committee. Chairman. I Big and Little Sister Dance, II. IV Christmas Pageant. I Fall Dance Committee, III Curriculum Committee, Chairman, IV KIRK. RACHEL MARY English Dramatic Club. I. II. Secretary. III. IV Omega, II, III. IV German Club. II S.G.A. Board. Honor Committee. Chairman, IV Cla. ' s Vice President, II Y.W.C.A., Freshman Commission, I: Cabinet, II, III: Co-op Chairman, III Big Sister. Ill, IV Verse Speaking Choir, II. III. IV Brittle Heaven , I The Devil in the Cheese . II N N Y L V A N A N KIRK— Continued First Lady , III You Can ' t Take It With You , III The Knight of the Burning Pestle . IV Christmas Pageant, I. II, III Orpheus and Eurydice , II Minor Bird Staff, I. Business Manager, II Arrow Staff. News Editor, III: Co-editor, IV Sophomore Honors, II Play Writing Committee, IV Dean ' s List. II. III. IV KRAUSE, PATRICIA French Beta Chi, I, II French Chib. I, II, Secretary. Ill: President, IV Spanish Club, II, III, IV Big Sister, IV Student Teaching, IV Christmas Pageant, I Smoking Room Committee, Chairman, IV Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List, II, III. IV LEAN, LOUISE Chemistry Mu Sigma Chi, III, Secretary. IV German Club, III, IV Beta Chi, II Spring Dance Conunittee, I Den Committee, II Big Sister, II, III, IV Dormitory, Fire Lieutenant. IV Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List, II, III LOHR. HELEN MARGARET Elementary Education Epsilon Chi, II. Ill, Vice President. IV Big Sister, III Student Teaching, IV Dormitory. Fire Lieutenant, IV Christmas Pageant, I LUDLOW. ANNE FRANCES MORTON French French Club. I Glee Club. I Big Sister, III, IV Permanent Nominating Coinnuttee. Ch.nrman IV Curriculum Committee, I Dormitory, Fire Lieutenant. II. Ill, IV Song Committee. II. Ill Honorary Hockey Team. I. III. IV Honorary Basketball Team. II. Ill Ping-Pong Champion. IV Girl Scout Work. I. 11. III. I ' Student Teaching, IV Dean ' s List. II, III. IV McCALLISTER. MARIANNE English Omega. Ill, Chairman, IV Dramatic Club, III. Vice PrCMdent. IV Big and Little Sister Dance Committee. IV Arro ii Staff. Ill Vocational Committee. IV First Lady . Ill Knight of the Burning Pestle . IV Transfer from Wheaton College. Ill .VfAHAFFEY, FRANCES Music Zeta Kappa Psi. I. II Glee Club. I. II. Ill, IV Dramatic Club. II. III. IV Big Sister. Ill They ' re None of Them Perfect . II First Lady , III Knight of the Burning Pestle . IV MANGUM. ADA LEE English Phi Pi. Ill, IV Spanish Club, I. II Dramatic Club. I. II. III. IV Big Sister. II. Ill, IV Den Committee, Chairman IV Christmas Pageant, I, II The Devil in the Cheese . H First Lady . Ill Knight of the Burning Pestle . IV MARSHALL. ELLEN Psychology Spanish Club, III Fall Dance Committee, Chairman, IV Transfer from Connecticut College for Women. Ill MEDLOCK. MADGE RUSSELL Libera! Arts Lambda Pi Mu. I ' Fall Dance Committee. III. I ' Lambda Pi Mu Tea Dance. Chairm.in. 1 ' Christmas Pageant. III. I ' Transfer from Bradford Junior College, III MENGEL, RUTH LOUISE Liberal Arts Spanish Club, II. III. IV Big Sister. Ill Christmas Dinner Committee, III. IV N N Y V A N I A N MENGEL— Continued Fall Dance Committee, IV Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List, II, III, IV Transfer from Western College, II MILLER, ANN HAMILTON German Phi Pi, I, II, IV German Club, II. IV I.R.C., II Junior Year in Munich Dean ' s List, II, III MORROW. BETTY ANN History I.R.C., III. IV Lambda Pi Mu, IV Arrow Staff, III, IV Big and Little Sister Dance Committee, III Big Sister, III Chapel Committee. IV Christmas Pageant, I MULKEARN, LAURA ELIZABETH Latin IRC, II, III, IV Phi Pi, I, II, Vice President, III; President, IV Glee Club. I, II. Ill, IV Big Sister. Ill, IV Arrow Staff, I, II, III Ensemble, III. IV Christmas Pageant. I, II, III, IV Orpheus and Eurydice , II Student Teaching, IV OFFILL, ELINOR BISSELL English Y.W.C.A. Benefit Bridge Committee, IV Transfer from University of Southern Califor- nia. IV OSTERGARD, MARY ELLEN English German Club, II Dramatic Club, II. Ill Omega, III, IV S.G.A. Board, I, II Y.W.C.A., Program Chairman. Ill; President. IV Big Sister, III, IV Dormitory, House Board, III Arrow Staff, II. Ill Pennsy vanian Staff. II Spring Dance Committee, II Fall Dance Committee, II Brittle Heaven , II Devil in the Cheese , II Girl Scout Work Student Teaching. IV OVER, NANCY English French Club. I. II Omega, III. Vice Chairman. IV Lambda Pi Mu, IV Big Sister, III Arrow Staff, III, News Editor, IV Class Vice President, II Dormitory House Board, II Dormitory Nominating Committee. Chairman, IV Honorary Hockey Team. I, II, III. IV Junior Prom Committee, I Spring Formal Committee, III Fall Formal Committee, IV ROSS. JANET CONNELLY Sociology Lambda Pi Mu, III, IV Phi Pi, IV Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, IV Big Sister, II, III, IV Arroio Staff, II, III Library Committee, I Dormitory, House Board, IV Dormitory, Fire Lieutenant. Ill Dormitory, Christmas Dance Committee. IV Settlement Work, II, III, IV RUTTER. KATHERINE ELISE English IRC. III. IV German Club, Treasurer. Ill; Vice President, IV Omega. Ill, IV Arrow Staff, III, Make-up Editor, IV Library Committee, III, Chairman, IV Class Nominating Committee, I. II Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List. II. Ill, IV SCHMIDT, AETHELBURGA Speech and English Dramatic Club, II, Treasurer, III; President, IV Glee Club. I. Librarian. II German Club, I, II Big Sister, II, III, IV Pennsylvanian, Club Editor, IV Curriculum Committee, IV Devil in the Cheese , II First Lady , III Knight of the Burning Pestle , IV You Can ' t Take It With You , III May Day Costume Committee, III N N Y L V A I A N SCHMIDT— Continued Orpheus and Eurydice , II Christmas Pageant, IV Modern Dance Group. IV Class Play Committee, IV Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List, II, III, IV SCHREYER, RENEE SIMONE French and English French Club, I, II, IV, President. Ill Arrow Staff, Literary Editor, IV Modern Dancing Group, IV Orpheus and Eurydice , II Christmas Pageant, IV SCOTT. JANE Psychology Dramatic ' Club, II, III. IV Student Faculty Committee, IV Big Sister, III Arrow Staff, II Dormitory, House Board, III Class President, IV Vocational Committee, II Song Committee, II Honorary Hockey Team Manager, IV You Can ' t Take It With You , III Christmas Pageant, I Student Hostess, III, IV Dean ' s List, IL III, IV SHOEMAKER. MARY LOU Psychology German Club, II. Ill Lambda Pi Mu. III. President, IV Zeta Kappa Psi, II Glee Club, II, III Big Sister, II, III Minor Bird Staff, II Arrow Staff, Business Manager, III Pennsylvanian, Advertising Manager, IV Dormitory House Board, IV Permanent Nominating Committee, III Class Song Leader, II, IV Class Song Committee, I, II. III. IV Christmas Dance Committee. I. IV Tea Dance, III Prom Breakfast Committee. Chairman. Ill Dean ' s List, II, III, IV SHOUP. FRANCES Sociology Lambda Pi Mu. III. IV Phi Pi, IV Big Sister, II, III, IV Peiiii.s ' vk ' ciiiiaii Staff, Photographic Editor, IV Class Secretary-Treasurer. IV Dormitory. House Board. II Dormitory Dance Committee. I Song Committee, III Dean ' s List, IV SOMMERFELD. PAULINE MARIE Chemistry Mu Sigma Chi, III, President, IV German Club, III. IV Curriculum Committee. II. Ill Spring Dance Committee. Ill Permanent Nominating Committee. IV Y.W.C.A. Dance Committee. Chairman. IV SPINNING, ALICE ALIDA Epsilon Chi. II. IV, Vice President. Ill Big Sister, III Christmas Pageant. I Freshman-Sophomore Dance Committee. II Valentine Dinner Committee. Chairman. IV Student Teaching, IV Dean ' s L st. IV STEVENSON. HELEN MAR Liberal Arts Arroiu Staff. Ill Lambda Pi Mu. IV Big Sister, IV Tea Dance Committee, IV Settlement House, IV Transfer from University of Pittsburgh SWEENEY, ELIZABETH F. English Dramatic Club, IV Omega. IV I.R.C.. IV Big Sister. IV Peiiiisvluaniaii Staff. Advertising Committee. IV ' Vocational Committee. I Transfer Irom Fairmont Junior College. Ill THOMPSON. CATHERINE Psychology Zeta Kappa Psi. I. Secretary-Treasurer, II Spanish Club, III Big Sister, III. IV Y.W.C.A., Publicity Chairman, IV Arrou ' Staff. Photographer, IV VIEHMAN. JANE Sociology Lambda Pi Mu. III. Secretary-Treasurer, IV German Club, 11 Y.W.C.A.. Chapel Chairman. IN ' N N Y L V A N I A N VIEHMAN— Continued Big Sister, II, III, IV Address Book Committee. II Spring Dance Committee, II Settlement Work, IV Honorary Basketball Team, I, II, III Honorary Hockey Team, III, IV WATSON, JEAN STAIRS Elementary Education Dramatic Club, I, II Zeta Kappa Psi, II Kappa Tau Alpha, I, II Epsilon Chi, II, III, President, IV Choral, I, II, III, IV Big Sister, II, IV Freshman Commission Intercollegiate Debating Team, IV Christmas Pageant, I, II, III, IV Orpheus and Eurydice , II Music Recitals, III, IV Valentine Dinner Committee, IV Student Teaching. IV Dean ' s List, III, IV WHELDON, INEZ BEDEL Liberal Arts Spanish Club, IV S.G.A. Board Member, II Big -Sister, III, IV Address Book, Chairman, IV Dormitory, Open House Committee, IV Prom Committee, IV WILSON, NANCY Biology Mu Sigma, III, IV S,G.A., Secretary, III S.G.A. Board, First Vice President, IV Y.W.C.A., Freshman Commission, I Big Sister, II, III, IV Arrow Staff, I, II Handbook Committee, II Address Book Committee, IV Dormitory House Board, I Fall Dance Committee, I Freshman-Sophomore Spring Dance Committee, Chairman, II Spring Dance Committee, Chairman, III Christmas Pageant, I, II Dean ' s List, III, IV WOLFF. MARY LYDA Chemistry Beta Chi, II Glee Club, II Mu Sigma, III, IV Big Sister, III Arroiy Staff, II, III Cl ass Nominating Committee, I Spring Dance Committee. Chairman. Ill Dean ' s List. Ill, IV N N L V A N I A N Junior Activities AYRES. JEANNE ANNE English Lambda Pi Mu, III Dramatic Club. II Omega. Ill Big Sister, II Arrow Staff, Feature Writer. I. II. Ill Advisory Board, May Day, II Tea Dance Committee, III Short Story Prize. II First Lady . II Knight of the Burning Pestle , III Christmas Pageant, I Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List. II, III BACON, BETTY ANNE English Dramatic Club, III Spanish Club, II, III I.R.C., III Omega. Ill Big Sister, III Verse Speaking Choir. Ill House Nominating Committee. Ill First Lady . II Knight of the Burning Pestle , III Transfer from Southern Seminary. II BEBERT2. MARGARET JEANNE Speech Dramatic Club, I, II. Ill Spanish Club, III Zeta Kappa Psi. I Glee Club. I, II Verse Speaking Choir, II, III Modern Dance Group, III Advisory Board, May Day, II Musical Recitals, I. II, III Class Song Committee, I The Devil in the Cheese , I First Lady , II You Can ' t Take It With You , II The Knight of the Burning Pestle , III Christmas Pageant, III Holiday , III BINFORD, MARJORIE MAY Sociology Lambda Pi Mu, III Big Sister, II, III Y.W.C.A., Co-op, III Permanent Nominating Committee. II Honorary Hockey Team. Ill Christmas Dinner Committee, III Settlement Work. I. II CALDWELL. LOUISE ANN English Omega, III Dramatic Club. I, II. Ill Freshman Commission, I Class President, III Vocational Committee. I Knight of the Burning Pestle . Ill Fall Dance Committee. II. Ill Junior Prom Committee. II: Chairman, III CHATTAWAY. ALICE HAZEL Speech Phi Pi, III Dramatic Club. I. II. Treasurer, III Arrow Staff, I, II Class Treasurer. II Fall Dance Committee. II. Ill Open House Committee, II, III Devil in the Cheese . I First Lady , II You Can ' t Take It With You , II Knight of the Burning Pestle . Ill Holiday . Ill CLIPSON. SHIRLEY ANNE English Lambda Pi Mu, III Omega. Ill Big Sister. Ill Arrow Staff. II Dormitory. Vice President, III Junior-Senior Dance Committee, III Christmas Dance Committee, III Transfer from Beaver College. II DALEY, MARY JANE English and French Omega, III French Club, III Freshman Commission Big Sister, II, III Song Committee, I Permanent Nominating Committee, II Devil in the Cheese , I EISENBERG. MARY K. THERINE Music Zeta Kappa Psi, II Glee Club, III N N Y V A N I A N EISENBERG— Continued Y.W.C.A. Dinner Committee. Ill Musical Recitals, II, III Knight of the Burning Pestle , III FITZWILSON. ELAINE History I.R.C., III Glee Club, I, II, III Big Sister, II, III Y.W.C.A. Dinner Committee, II Address Book Committee, III Valentine Dinner Committee, II Junior Prom Committee, III PREY, ELIZABETH NEIMAN Sociology Lambda Pi Mu, III Y.W.C.A. Dinner Committee. Ill Modern Dance Group. Ill Settlement Work GESCHWINDT, DOROTHY ELEANOR Elementary Education Epsilon Chi, II, III Zeta Kappa Psi, I Big Sister, III Y.W.C.A. Dinner Committee, III Class Nominating Committee, III GRACEY, RUTH JANET Elementary Education Epsilon Chi, II: III Glee Club, I, II Big Sister, II, III Valentine Dinner Committee, III HAMMER, JEAN BURLAND History I.R.C., II, III German Club, III Big Sister. Ill Y.W.C.A., Co-op, III Arrow Staff, I, II, III HEALEY, JO ANNE History Dramatic Club. I, II. Ill French Club, II, III Omega, III Y.W.C.A. Publicity, I, II, III Arrow Staff, Feature Editor, III Fall Dance Committee, III Open House Dance Committee, Chairman, III You Can ' t Take It With You , II HECHT, HELEN English Omega, III Big Sister, III Arrow Staff, Sophomore Editor, II Fall Dance Committee, III HILL, JEAN STUART Speech Dramatic Club, I, II, Secretary, III Big Sister, III Handbook, Co-Editor, III Class Vice President, III Smoking Room Committee, III First Lady . II Knight of the Burning Pestle , III HOWARD, ELIZABETH ANN Economics Glee Club, I, II, III Lambda Pi Mu, III Spanish Club, III I.R.C., III Big Sister, II, III Regional Director of Intercollegiate Conference on Government, III Honorary Hockey Team, II, III Tea Dance Committee, III Orpheus and Eurydice , I JOHNSON, FRANCES Chemistry S.G.A., Second Vice President. Ill Big Sister Permanent Nominating Committee. II Class Nominating Committee. Chairman II JOHNSTON, MILDRED LOUISE Chemistry German Club, II, III KENT, PATRICIA MOSS Sociology IRC, II, III Lambda Pi Mu. Ill Freshman Commission, I Big Sister, II KINTER, MARY ELIZABETH English Dramatic Club, II, III French Club, II, III Omega, Secretary-Treasurer, III Address Book Committee, III Fall Dance Committee, III The Knight of the Burning Pestle , III Transfer from Wilson College, II N N Y V A N A N LAMBING, NATALIE F. Elementary Education Epsilon Chi, II, III May Day Committee, II Transfer from Carnegie Tech, II LINDSAY, ANNE PITCAIRN English Omega, III Big Sister, III Vocational Committee, III Christmas Pageant. II Transfer from Bryn Athyn College, II LONGWELL. MARGARET PATRICIA Chemistry Mu Sigma Chi. Ill Y.W.C.A., Co-op, III Dormitory, House Board, III Permanent Nominating Committee, III Vocational Committee, I Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List, II, III McGOWAN, JEAN Mathematics Beta Chi, I, II S.G.A. Board. I Y.W.C.A. Board. II Chairman of Freshman Commission, II Big Sister, II, III Board of Publications, III Pennsylvanian. Business Manager, III House Permanent Nominatin.g Committee, II Spring Dance Committee, III Open House Committee, I Orpheus and Eurydice , I Sophomore Honors Deans List, II, III McINTYRE, HELEN LOUISE Liberal Arts Phi Pi, III Spanish Club, III Y.W.C.A. Publicity Committee. Ill Big Sister, II Arrow Staff, I Honorary Hockey Team, I, III Open House Committee, II, III Transfer from Arlington Hall, I MACKEY. MARY ANN English Arroiu Stall, III Transfer from West Virginia Wcslevan Col- lege, III MARKS. MARY LINN History Glee Club. I. 11. Ill I.R.C.. II. Ill S.G.A. Board. Treasurer. II; Secretary. Ill Big Sister. II. Ill Y.W.C.A., Chapel Committee. II Freshman Commission Class Song Committee. II. Ill Musical Recitals, I. Ill Orpheus and Eurydice , I Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List. II. Ill MARTIN. CAROLYN JEAN French Y.W.C.A.. Co-op. Ill Big Sister. Ill MEYER, ALLISON JUNE Elementary Education Epsilon Chi, III Glee Club, III ' Transfer from Ohio St:;te University. HI MITCHELL. ADELAIDE CLAIRE History IRC, II, III Big Sister. II. Ill Settlement Work, 11 OETTINGER. MAE Chemistry Phi Pi. I, II. Vice Prendent. Ill Big Sister, III Class Treasurer, I Curriculum Committee. Ill Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List. 11. Ill OLIVER, DOROTHY History I.R.C., I, II. Vice President, III Dramatic Club, III Freshman Commission Big Sister, II, III Class President, II Modern Dance Group, III O ' NEILL, JANE DUNSE.U H History and Engliih Phi Pi ' , II, III I.R.C.. Ill Big Sister, III Verse Speaking Choir. Ill N N S Y V A N A N PATTON GLADYS RUMMEL History Lambda Pi Mu, III LR.C. ITT S.G.A. Board, Sophomore Representative, II: Junior Representative, III Big Sister, II. Ill Freshman Commission Arrow Staff, I, II Dormitory, House Board, I Tea Dance Committee, III Honorary Basketball Team, I. II Honorary Hockey Team, I, II, III Tennis Team, II, III Honor Committee, III PIERCE, JANE Psychology Glee Club, II, III Big Sister, III Pennsylvania;i, Advertising Committee, III Transfer from Denison University, II RICHARDS. MARY BERTHA English Omega, III LR.C, II, III German Club, III Per nsy]vaman Staff, III RODD, MARY Chemistry French Club. Ill German Club, III Mu Sigma, III Curriculum Committee, III Library Committee, III Honorary Hockey Team, I, II, III Dean ' s List, II, III Sophomore Honors RUDINSKL MILDRED PAULINE History LR.C. Ill Transfer from Washington Seminary. Ill SCHAFFER. ELEANOR KATHRYN Psychology Beta Chi. I. II German Club, II, III Chapel Committee, III Settlement Work, I Musical Recitals, II, III SHIDEMANTLE, ELIZABETH JANE History LR.C, II, Vice President, III , Lambda Pi Mu, III Glee Club, I, II Big Sister. II, III Y.W.C.A. Board, Secretary, II Second Hand Book Store, III House Board II, Secretary, III Permanent Nominating Committee, 11 Christmas Dinner Committee, II, III Spring Dance Committee, 11, HI Open House Committee, I Orpheus and Eurydice , I SPELLMIRE, MARY ALICE English Glee Club, I, II French Club. II, III Omega, III Arrow Staff, III Verse Choir, I, III STEEPLER, BETTY JANE - Psychology Glee Club, I, III Big Sister, 11, III Freshman Commission Pennsylvanian Staff, Freshman Editor, III STEINMARK. ALICE GRUEY French French Club, II Big Sister. II. Ill Valentine Dinner Committee. II Y.W.C.A. Dance Committee, I. Ill Musical Recitals, I, II, III Manager of Ping-Pong Contest, III STRICKLAND, RUTH ELIZABETH History LR.C. II. Treasurer. Ill Lambda Pi Mu, III Big Sister. 11 Tea Dance Committee. Ill SUCCOP. RUTH ANNETTE Sociology LR.C, II, III Lambda Pi Mu, III Y.W.C.A., Ill Tea Dance Committee, III Volunteer Social Work, I TIEL, ELEANOR ELIZABETH Education Epsilon Chi, in Transfer from Ohio Wesleyan, HI WAUGH, HELEN KATHERINE Sociology N N Y V A N I N WAUGH— Continued Arrow Staff, III Transfer from West Virginia Wesleyan, III WEIBEL, MARGARET ELINOR English Omega, III Big Sister, II Song Committee, II, III Smoking Room Committee, I WELLER, HELEN French French Club, III Spanish Club. II, III Big Sister, II, III Spring Dance Committee, II Class Nominating Committee, III Settlement Work, II WELLS, JULIA ANDERSON English IRC, II Omega, III French Club, III School Song Leader, III Class Secretary, I Athletic Association, III Music Recitals. I. II. Ill WOLF, CHARLOTTE OLIVE Liberal Arts I.R.C., II, Secretary, III Co-op., I, II, III Big Sister, II, III Class Treasurer, III Athletic Association, III Honorary Hockey Team. II, III WOOLDRIDGE, SUSAN ELIZABETH Chemistry Mu Sigma Chi. Vice President, III Freshman Commission, I Big Sister, II Class Nominating Committee, III Athletic Association, III Honorary Hockey Team, I Volleyball Color Team, I Girl Scout Work, I, II, III Sophomore Honors ZACHARIAS, SARA JANE History I.R.C.III French Club. Ill You cannot patent it .... or copyright it install it ... . like a piece of machinery. yon cannot You cannot accurately measure it .... or the lack of it. Yet it is your most important consideration when you choose your Yearbook Photographer. It is- Knowing How Experience .... Is the one thing that will meet the unusual emer- gency with the comforting statement — We know just what to do — we ' ve been through this before. Our complete organization offers you this back- ground of experience in creative photography and consultation on all problems relating to Yearbook Photography. It costs nothing to talk it over with us. 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TO THE ADVERTISERS The editor and staff wish to thank all the advertisers for their interest and cooperation in producing the 1940 Vennsylvanian. ►■