Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1944 volume:

' •(L-t. THE PENNSYLVANIAN unveils Vke Plctu ie Presented by the Junior and Senior classes OF Pennsylvania College for Women Nineteen Hundred Forty-Four and Five PRESENTATION J (dues McNeil Whixfhr Long after lie (jrcrc Presented Jiis mater For the public to view. So rcc, like that paiute, With teiidenicss do Present Ahna Mater, Dear Public, to jioiil IN MEMORIAM Tliere was no one to wliom we would ratlicr dedicate this painting of oui- college than Dr. Nita Eutlcr. Painting of any kind brings reminiscences of her inspired teaching of the history of art. Little things we remember . . . Old Masters and sur- realism . . . the fun we had in class ... a warm smile and the cock of her head . . . and a kind word for everyone. A sense and appreciation of l)eauty have been painted in our minds by the art brush of her guidance; the ancient pasts of Italy and Rome have been shaded into our present witii a fine artistic unity. But it is for more than teaching that we dedicate our picture to Dr. Butler. We shall never forget her merry person- ality, deep interest, and classic mind which shall always linger on the scene from which we draw our subject. [3] Louise C. Bihl Hat.i. of Sciexce rmm j v- -. ' m [fj «J iTfl ' ' Pij ' l ■««5 l§«!«te«« ' . James Laighi.ix Iemorial Lidrary Bf.rry Hall AxDHKw Mellox Hall Wooni.Axn Hall - ji - -A vj: ' ' . ' i ■; . y f ■,■■ i - J ' ' .V. - m -- Hekbekt Lincoln Spencer, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. President [14] Mary Helen Marks, A.E., A.M., L.H.D. Dean [15 1 Anna L. Evans, A.B., A.M., Effie L. Walker, A.B., A.M. Laberta Dysart, A.B., A.M. Alice Hansen. M. Ed. Ph.D. Professor of History Assistant Professor of His- aiid Head of the Depart- tory. merit of History. Assistant Professor of His- tory. Libr Helene Welker, A.B. Lillie B. Held, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Mu- and Chairman of the Music sic. Department. Gertrude N. Ayars, Mus. B. Ina V. Hubbs. B.S. Instructor ni Music. Assistant Librarian. Rachel Kirk, A.B. Field Secretary. Joan Myers, A.B. Registrar. Lillian McFetridge, A.B. Elizabeth Thompson, B.S. Secretary to the President. Secretary to the Dean. [16] Carl W. Doxsee, A.B., A.M. Ph.D. Professor of Eng- lish and Head of the De- partment of English. Hazel C. Shupp, A.B., Ph. D Assistant Professor of Eng- lish and Director of Pub- licity. Mary I. Shamburger, A. A.M. Assistant Profess of English. Phyllis M. Ferguson A.E Instructor in Biology. Earl K. Wallace, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Chem- istry, and Head of the De- partment of Chemistry and Physics. Phyllis C. Martin, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology and Acting Head of the Department of Biology. Thomas F. Jacoby, B.S., M.S. Ph.D. Instructor in Chem istry. Kathryn Challinor, A.B., M.S. A.M. Instructor in Speech. Margaret T. Doutt, B.S., M.S. Ph. D. Associate Professor of Biology. Susan Woolridge, B.A. Laboratory Assistant. Margaret Maclachlan, B.S. Instructor in Physical Ed- ucation and Head of the Department of Physical Education. Jean F. Dickey Instructor in Physical Ed- ucation. James S. Kinder, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Educa- tion and Head of the De- partments of Education and Psychology. Jo H Cotton, A.B.. A.M. Instructor in Education. Harold L Holbrook, B.S , Ph.D. Lecturer in Educa- tion and Head of the Adjustment Institute of Pittsburgh. Lois E. Kramer, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Psychology. Edward W. Montgomery, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Pro- fessor of Sociology and Head of the Departments of Sociology and Econom- Elizabeth D. Piel, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of German. Marguerite M. Owens, B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of French. Helene R. Gill, A.B.. A.M. Instructor in French. Elizabeth M. Seitz, A.B. Assistant Professor o f Mathematics. Irma Ayers, B.S., M.A. Instructor in Home Eco- nomics. Dorothy J. Ayers, B.S. Instructor in Secretarial Studies, Hanna Gundennan, A.B., M.Ed. Assistant Treasurer. Ethel Bair Marion M. Benn House Director, Woodland Assistant Director, Berry Hall. Hall. Pauline Linton Assistant Accountant Helen Elder, R.N College Nurse. [19 1 Administration not Pictured Cora Baldwin, A.B. Alumnae Secretary. Earl B. Collins, Mus B Instructor in Ort;an. Irene D. Ferguson, M.D. College Pliysician. Elizabeth Kimberley, A.B. Instructor in Acting and Costuming. George B. Kimberley, A.B. Instructor in Stagecraft. Ralph Lewando Instructor in Violin. John W. May, A.B. A.M , PhD. Assistant Professor of Economics. N. R. High Moor, B.L, MA., D.D. Lecturer m Religious Education. Chester C. O ' Neil Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Vivian M Rand, B S., AM. Instructor m English. Margaret Dignan Robeson, A B. Instructor in Modern Dance. Samuel Rosenberg, A.B. Instructor in Applied Art. Edith W. Skinner, A B , AM Instructor in Speech. Ruth E. Staples, A.B., A.M. Assij tant Professor ot Spanish, Anna L. Weigand Manager of the Book Store. 20 ] SENIOR CLASS 1944 PENNSY LVA N I A N Jean Macintosh Bacon Bake Norma Louise Bailey Oh ! not really . . . ta.vny liair and blue jeans . . . Shock- ing . . . cat naps at five . . . genuine. Hi ! ! ! . . . chapel announce- ments . . . teacher or student? . . . dill pickles . . . roller- coasters . . . sincerity. Virginia Louise Alexander Ginny You ' re on your way out . . . sports and soft music . . . apple mania . . . Allegheny General ... vitality. Ruth Jenkins Allen Jenl;s I mean .. ... marital bliss . . . Tom . . . ice cream and chocolate cake . . . dignity- with a twinkle. Vii iriiiia S])ccr Baldwin (unit I But (Icfiniti ' l y I . . . Irt hub- by ' s liei- liohliy ... ill old Chicago . . . swiiiiniinu ' pools and bridle trails . . . poise. Gladys Edn a Bistlinc How ' s every little tiling? . . . microscopes and bunsen burn- ers . . . Night and Daj ' . . . tennis volleys and country val- levs . . . sweet. Jane Blattner Martha Joan Bowdle Jannie I just don ' t understand . . . clothes and chocolate . . . New York . . . ideas . . . scatter- brain-storm. Isn ' t that interesting? . . . violin obligatos . . . Jerry and Charcoal . . . History seminars and Espanol . . . (juietude. Betty Irene Bush Barbara Jane Caldwell Barb Let ' s see . . . new shoes and riding boots . . Lit papers . . . tennis at Chautauqua . . . waf- fles with syrup . . . sweet con- scientiousness. ' Zactly . . . scarab bracelets and shrimp . . . Lou Holtz jokes . . . ready for anytliing . . . house party gal. INIary Elizabeth Brown Bets Marearet Browne Well, it seems to me (giggle) . . . Yardley ' s Lavender . . . dramatic clothes . . . changing hair do ' s and majors . . . freshly scrubbed and glowing. What ' s new around here? . . . hair ribbons . . stuii ' ed animals and perfume bottles . . . droll humor and level head. [25 Agnes INIae Conner Aggie Pig! . . . Angelo ' s spaglietti . . . soft music and solitaire . . . ballet a la Conner . . . anything for a friend . . . sood fellow. Ruth Brown Craig P ' 091 Tea in tlie .sunken garden . . . lemon drops and lab aprons . . . IQ on the QT . . . ready laugh . . . best ever. Aida Anineris de Ik ' llis Jeanne DcHavcn Any letters. ' ' . . . chocolate sundaes . . . La Boheme ' and a Bientot . . . deep, dark eves . . . steadfast. Ya know what . . . culinarilv inclined . . . that daily letter . . . infectious giggle . . quick appreciation. I 26] Rutli Emily Firmin Kvlvii Wchling ' Fulton Ail ' able and laughable . . . the nursing profession . . . lilies-of- the-valley . . • swimming . . . for she ' s a jolly good fellow. My land . . . purple . . . onions and ice cream . . . dex- trously knitting . . . music . . . generosity knows no bounds. Margaret Lucille Donaldson P ' ffffy Barbara Pitcairn Findlcv Weh-ell ! . . . pumpkin pie and horses . . . blushing . . . that monthly cigarette . . . gavel and robe by unanimous vote . . . A-1. Are you available, Available? . . . Timrber cartoons . . . piano lessons . . . lobster . . . New York jaunts . . . brainchild. Portia Wilson Geycr Forty Oh crumps ! . . . angel-food addict . . . spaglietti and stulled animals . . . Tliere Are Such Things as Johnny . . . tlic color red . . . unrulTK-d. Evelyn Dorotliy Glick Red Honestly. I mean it . . . dood- ling and dancing . . . fun in the lab . . . strawberries . . . bring- ing in the Arrow News . . . eilicient and fun. Mrginiii Elizabeth (xray Gintifi Did I get a plione call. . . . horticultural hysteria . . . def- inite opinions . . . frank and friendly . . . staccato. Martha Cecelia Harlan Martii You must be out of your head . . . chocolate sodas . . . people are nice . . . twisting strands of liair . . . hockey . . . rediieaded realist. I :« I Gladys Heimert Heimie INIartlia Hutchinson Mart I Star L-ye.s . . . Y.W. . . . shirks from shortliiuul . . . song chapels . . . long locks and gentleness . . . ingenue. If I gradnate. .. ... coke on the window sill . . . Schiap- arelli ' s Sleeping . . . not enough spare time . . . eas}- Koinjr. Amanda Harris Mandy Honest to Pete . . . gleaming snow . . . Because of You . . . good natured people . . . posters . . . consistently willing. Marjoric Louise Harter Marge Must darling . . . sergeants named Jim . . . shivers at liver . . . when it rains it curls . . . impeccable. [29] Nellie ' i ginia Ireland liUev Anne I.sliam Lu Aline Flossie Niglitingalf . . . gar- denias and ping pong . . . dark eyes . . . definite ideas . . . eapable. ' Where ' s the hidgy-pidgy ? . . . at least three movies a week . . . summers in Utah . . . micro- 5Copie rausieian . . . vivace. Betty Martha Johnescu Jonni Kellv Jones Who? What? When? . . relaxing . . . what shall I wca . . . chem lab and cookies . . burning tlie midnight oil . . modest and nierrv. ' I liavc a problem . . . gal- lons of iee cream . . . Jim . . . annual auctions . . . tiptilty nose . . . uncertainty never reigned. . (1 I Dale Kirsopp Joanne Gehring Knauss Jo Penn State . . . sings for her supper . . . cherries . . . clothes . . . startled eyes and ready smile . . . Dresden doll. Live for today . . . slick suits and psych . . . Chanel No. .5 . . . Killer ... so excited . . . breathless and bouncv. Mary Phyllis Jones A Gershwin tune . . . dreams of comedy on the New York stage . . . Falstaifian characters . . . intellect and dry wit. Mary Elizabeth Kinney Beisy Jeepers . . . canoeing on the Allegheny . . . egg plant and economies . . . Aphrodisia on black dresses . . . sweet sophistication. [31 Evelyn Mcl au ;liliii Knox T ' nii Ruth Inric I aird Take int ' back to Texas . . . barbecues and chili . . . mem- ories of the ranch . . . Gilbert and wedded bliss . . . Pliilij) Marlowe . . . refresliin -. Habla listed espanol? ' . . . graham crackers and peanut butter . . . the Bard of Avon . . . in the swim . . . quiescent. Doi ' cas Ellen Leibold Dorc Patricia Anne Leonard Pntti Do you really think so? . . . Shalimar and sleep . . . har- mony . . . procrastinator . . . confidante . . . logic and laughter. (Jay yet hajjpy ' . . . I ' etor Pan with a [laint brush . . . ridicu- lous to the sublime . . . tennis and ,le Reviens ' . . . creative an(i certain. 32] Helen Catherine Mackie Nancy Jane Maxwell laxie Holy Cot . test tubes lier Little Minister . . . eye to that M.D. shingle . . . fiddles in photography . . . ith dimen- sion. No, I ' m not engaged . . . raven haired bombslicll . . . smooth suits . . . night prowling in Peaceful Haven . . . so))]iisti- cate. Annaniae Uex ' lin Lewis Irish Ruth Lvncl That ' s life ! . . . Army wife . . . math and Girl Scout prob- lems . . . Toujours Moi . . . spurs that jingle jangle . . . ingenuity. WelllU . . . (J.I. sweaters . . . ciicmistry, but oh those lab write ups . . . Merchant Marine . . . affable elficiency. f . 3 1 Shirley Ann Mays Jean Waldie IcCai Time and a lialf at Allegheny General . . . potpourri . . . soft eyes, sweet smile . . . lifniurc and definite. Kirk ' s the most wonderful man . . . cheese and crackers . . . Nittany Lion Inn . . . favorite jjastimc, unwrapping wedding presents . . . sincerity. INIartha McC. Lolnneyei Mickcif (rloria Jeanne McKeag I ' m so mad I could just . . . . . . kids and food . . . beating tiie bell to class . . . skeptical , . . evervbodv ' s friend. Oh. kids . . . O— klahoma . those Russian cigarettes . . nursing . . . giggles galore . . method in her madness. ] Iarion Brown Monks Monlcy You ' re so good to me ! . . . silly jokes . . . frankness and Frankie ' s . . . it ' s the little things that count . . . sterling. Frances Elizabeth Monroe Betty Isn ' t that wonderful ! . . . happy in a medical atmosphere . . . lesson plans niglith ' . . . gadding about with her twin . . . definite. Marj ' Elizabeth Meader Betsy Simply grawnd . . . psych and po ' kchops . . eight hours of sleep plus time and a half . . . tweeds . . . I ' aimant . . . gay heart. Sally Brown Eleanor I ' m just telling you . . . white sweaters and pearls . . . Linden classes . . . globe trot- ting with John Charles Thomas . . . dimpled sociability. [35 Ddrothy Jane Nelson Dotty Mary Ijouise Ocstci ' lini I mean . . . passion tor pur- jile . . . Williamsluirg and the Windy City . . . dfvilsfood dt- votee . . . water splashes an l tennis sniaslies . . . sincerity. Sea food . . . New England with Bowdoin in mind . . . cartons of eoke . . . chemistry . . .quiet and calm. Nancy fJane l{au|) Little liaiipi laiy Louise Kciber Mary I, oil Ctcc . . . her clement is chem- istry . . . block prints and neg- atives . . . sand tarts and wild flowers . . . diminutive in- telligence. May I have just one piece. . . . high notes and food . . Nick . . . credulity and gracious ness . . . life of the party. I . 6 1 Cvntliianne Sav Lillian ] Iav Sheasbv Due to cii-cumstances beyond my control ... ... rabid rab- bit collector . . . chocolate cake . . . Kingsley House kids . . . especially sweet. You can say that again . . . steak dinners . . . Delt house . . . R.B. . . . Tech engineers . . . perfectionist at the piano . . . c.-inklv smile. Jean Alice Ki ' auuiont Rig ] Iary Ruth Sampson Saitipsi You know what I mean . dancing . . . potato chips . test tubes and tournaments . Panda. Hull. ' . . . organ peals and math equations . . . novice on ice . . . those letters tied in blue . . . gold cloth from Africa . . . serene. [ 37 Helen Heath Sniitli Elizabeth Carolyn Spierlinsf Beity Well now, fliuin . . . Robin- son Jeil ' ers ' jjoctr - . . . padilino; the Arrow . . . with pen in hand . . . hail fellow. Is there any mail? ... a red headed man . . . ever lurk- ing smile . . . weiner roasts . . . pleasant and praetical. Marion Helen Springer Xancy Miller Stauffer Stall f Shiver nie timbers . . . sail- boats and blue skies . . . an open road with tiie top down. . . . slow, wise smile. Well. I just don ' t know . . . knights in shining armor . . . magazine serials . . . that trip to South America . . . cheerful elliciencv. 1 3S 1 Ann McClynionds Turnock Mac Winifred Evelyn Watson Winnie Well. I wouldn ' t .s;i_v that . . . Bunny . . . Hershey bars and bridge . . . Arrow deadlines . . . busy. Oh, my heavens . . . walking with Wiley . . . soc. problems and ])roblem dimples . . . educa- ting at Allderdice . . . reading for pleasure . . . winsome. Adelyne Gloria Supowitz Justine Swan Delay, delay, always delay . . . symphony nights and potato pancakes . . . serving tennis balls and saving prints . . . pla- cid and pleasing. I got the sweetest letter . . . backstage . . . little liouse in the country . . . decorating and do- mesticity. [39] Rutli Ikitloi- Weston Has lie got a trieml? . . . Peaceful Haven parasite . . . Tailspin Tommy and tarrying at tlie Tarry . . . doughnuts -. . . Dresden but durable. IVIatilfla -lane Wilcox ■ ' Tillir Louise K. Yciser My word . . . eahle-stitelied sweaters . . . Raymond, your host . . . likes everyone . . . good natured and jolly. Eyes full of sincerity . . . tal- isman roses . . . golf and ten- nis gal . . . Allegheny Gen- eral . . . confident. [40 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Martha Lohmeyer Vice President Ruth Jenkins Allen Secretary Portia Geyer Treasurer Gladys Heimert A. A. Ke])rcscntative P ' fJfJ.U Craig Faculty Advisor Dr. Martin JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Alice Craig Vice President Mary Jane Youngling Secretary ' A lice Ha una Treasurer Patty S ni ith A. A. Representative Jane Beck Faculty Advisor Dr. Wallace [41 1 JUNIOR CLASS 1944 PENNSYLVANIAN Nettie Jane Beck Janny Is tliat sor . . . hockey stick and paint brusli . . . letters to Bill . . . hohby, horses . . . shy imiiior . . . serenity. Pauline Eascnko Polly Where ' s Kay? . . . ambition personified . . . evening skirts and gay jackets . . . twinkling toes and twinkling eyes . . . music maker. Lois Allshouse Dorothy Joanne Barrett Dotiie Make mine chocolate . . . flowers in her hair . . . labs in Buhl . . . gabs in the den . . . my Bill . . . irrepressible . OOh, my goodness ! . . . verse-atile and volatile . . . grin and Barrett . . . refreshing naivete. Grace Dill Bcnner Betty Jane BeirliiiP ' er My word I . . . badminton at North Park . . . Ravel ' s Bolero . . . Iiours in tin- lab . . . maple nut sundaes . . . entleness. Maybe ... ... dietetics and o]5eratics . . . summer time in the Rockies . . . gardenias and Hinfj; Crosby . . . twinkling tran- (|uility. Janet Madeline Brewster Pco-o-y Chantlcr Well, what do you know? ' . . . eluip suey like Mother niake . . . dasliing for that As|)inwall Limited . . . story hour . . . sparkling enthusiasm. I)i di moo ... a fluent quill as]iir es to play Lady Mac- Betli for Billy Rose . . . cre- ati e . . . joie de vivre. [44] June Grant Collins Carolyn Joan Cosel Coscij Wliat ' s the matter, wliat ' .s go- ing on? . . . almond scotch candy . . . Archie and Mehit- abel . . . exotic liair-dos ' . . . swing and the classics . . . versatile. The nickname im])lies nothing of my personality . . . I ' amour niucho . . . magic slate . . . tweeds . . . gal with ideas. Helen Clewer I3arl)ara Frances Collins That ' s what you think . . . goal posts and Kennywood . . . sparkling eyes and sparkling fingers . . . milk shakes and bridge dates . . . nymph. But, I ' m not sweet shrimps and chocolate settint tist . board the date with her . sketchboard and . . crescendo. dcn- kev- [45] ] Iartha Knight Cox Cuxie Mary Alice Crai : Whatty? . . . Bacli, l)ugs and Bully Boy . . . Miss Paderewski . . . infectious giggle . . . bub- bling amicabilitv. Come on, kids, tills is a class meeting . . . cbess pawn and hockey puck . . . nimble wit . . . Tburber . . . fair Alice, a laugh- ing eniama. Jean Rcid Dalzcll ■ ' I)a::=Ie INIiriani A irginia Davis Mim Don ' t do what I do! . . . Rockwell and sherry . . . special delivery letters . . . chapel of the chairman program . . . charm. Oh honestly . . . duckpins and potato chips . . . Chanel No. 5 . . . postal packing Mirny . . . English thesis and piano pieces . . . cordiality. I 46 Helen Marion Dornbci-gcr Domic Hey, jjuess what . . . Wood- land Road taxi cab service . . . typing drills . . . matching- sweaters and socks . . . gay blades on ice . . . happy. Mary Luccille Egan Mary Lou That ' s not funny, it ' s crude . . . honorary Beta house-mother . . . good books . . . French fried shrimp . . . stopping at Kahns ' . . . poised. Alice Elizabeth Demmler Demmy Go places and meet people . . . fifty yard line and Ogden Nash . . . that personnel job . . . the best things in life, eat- ing and sleeping . . . poise. Doris M. Depp Where ' s Eps? . . . boots and saddle . . . sailing in New Hampshire . . . vulnerable in bridge, vulnerable to the Mar- ines . . . immaculate. [47 Dorothy .Jcnn I ' ' irtli Harriet Ridtrc Fleniiiii!; Well, I don ' t know . . . ict- skates and chocolate mint so- das . . . arpeggios on the keys . . . elementary ed . . . elfin uaiety. Oh, honestly! . . . pauses at the P. A. A. . . . millions of mov- ies . . . sport fan . . . daneini; . . . jovial. Ijouise Flood Mildrwl Ruth Ford All. but he ' s so .sweet . . . Matthew . . . last minute dead- lints . . . jHins of fun . . . summers at Northwestern . . . syncopated sagacity. I failed it. I know I did! . . . gooey candy and moron jokes . . . mad about her red jacket . . . the good old sunnner time . . . good Joe. I 48 Barbara Jane Hansen Janet Olnia Harkless Hark I That ' s life! . . . Stardust and Strauss . . . avocadoes . . . falling snow . . . knittin ' and kittens . . . friendliness person- ified. Now, you know slie ' s h_yster- ical . . . one challis bathrobe . . . gads about gabbing . . . aecounting in Queen ' s Row . . . hilarious. Mary Ethel Gallagher Gallahoo Alice Mae Hanna Aj)olIo, the city that made her famous . . . Uncle Sam ' s neph- ews . . . Apollo ' s Venus . . . the Dorothy Dix of PCWoo . . . rippling rhythm . . . big heart. I don ' t believe it . . . mathe- matics and gymnastics . . . checking on chapel cuts . . . flash bulbs ... no malice in Alice. 49 ] Florence Jean Held Nancy Jane Herdt Goodness, I don ' t know . . . tailored suits with a dash of Blue Grass . . . badminton and fudge sundaes . . . new ideas for old rooms . . . demure ma- turity. Not really . . . English themes and basketball teams . . . walk- ing with Peter . . . cherries and Russian music . . . rollick- ing capability. Audrey Anne Heston Thh Phyllis M. Ingraham Phyl Oh, d— arn . . . vacations at the Snows . . . Allegheny General . . . helping hand . . . consistently companionable. You all ... ... Dancing and gay music . . . record collect- ion ... at home on the range . . . shotgun laugh . . . thorough- bred. [50] Janet Katherine Kennedv Marian Nancy Leach Oh, shoot! . . . psych and so- ciability . . . older half of tiic Kennedy sisters . . law and or- der . . . brains with a srin. I ' m knocking myself out . . . fun on furloughs . . . brief forms and clicking keys . . . chestnut curls . . animation. Rutli Helen Jenkins Jenks Mary Kelly I owe it all to Dubarry . . . feather cuts and flannel night shirts . . . Camp Moscoma . . . Queen Bee . . . effervescent. Let ' s eat . . . figure eights on ice . . . wearing of the green . . . testing IQ ' s and tasting ice cream . . . soft eyes . . . Merry Mary. [n] Dorothy Unci Lois Jean Ijong • ' Doilij Lo Ha! . . . dates at tlir Boston ' One no trump . . . tennis symplioiiy . . . mushrooms . . . racket and golf clubs . . . suits dotes on Klizaheth Barrett with matchino; hats . . . navi- Browning- . . . Iilitiic si)irit. gating Butch . . . Public En- ergy No. 1. Lois Jeun Liitz ] Lirjoric Ann Liyhall Sl,it= larg ' w What do you know bout that ' : Well. I don ' t know . . . Ivory . . . tomato nuihls and grand ad comjilexion . . . after math slams . . . good humor girl . . . . . . knit one. purl two . . . waiting for that 73 . . . indus- service to the services . . . bright try with a chuckle. brain, liolit heart. Nlartlia Frances McFall Petie Jane Enielyn Meulj Meublc I met a man tonight . . . jaunts to Cornell . . . role at the Met and a New York pent- house . . . Fluffy . . . conga kid . . . cosmopolitan. Well, how should I know . . . inspirations at midnight . . . Columbia bound and that New York apartment . . . diaries . . . Mother Confessor. Nina McAdanis Emily Elizabeth McCrory Mac What ' s 3 ' our trouble. ' ' . . . green harlequin glasses . . . jivin ' with Johnny . . . passing time at the Playhouse . . . nee- dle magic . . . gav and dashine. Oh, honestly . . . Black Mac from Blackridge . . . curly top . . . chess and bridge finesse . . . clierubic charm. [53] Catherine IMitz Kay Is that all riglit with your . . . Deutsch and dates . . . piloting the Plymouth . . . at- mospheric places . . . ambition with a grin. Carolyn Hoffman Morgan Every dog has his day . . . cantering through country lanes . . . sea food fanatic . . . sketch- ing etchings . . . symjihonic fun . . . sweetness and light. Jane Shc])pard Iurr.ay Shcp Kids, I ' m just sick . . . boosting morale . . . peaches and cream . . . hospitality house . . . poise witli a dash of pepper. Georgia Eniilv Ravnor Shall we dance? . . . cokes at 8:30 in the morning . . . snakes and good books . . . hidden talents as a poet . . . science with a snicker. r5r4] Irene Elizabeth RusabascTi Beiii) Well, ... ... riding the waves on Lake Erie . . . daily treks to Little Washington . . . scrap books to paste . . . gra- cious lady. Gcrtrucle Mae Schnicichel Trudy How ' hout that now? . . . welfare cases and supply and demand . . . flying leaps at basketball, flying Cubs at Bettis Airport . . . sky-high future. Virginia Ricks Gin Rickey And if I were normal. ' ' . . . modern design in costumes and scenery . . . raw carrots . . . Archie the Cockroach . . . polka dot neckerchiefs . . . aesthetic. Helen Loui.se Robinson Robby Now that ' s idiotic . . . con- vertibles, Camels, and canteens . . . ack-ack laugh . . . Suzy . . . genial and cuddl} ' . , [55 1 Marjorie Jane Selleck Margif ot tliei ' f, Jose- .scjuash and stage Wliatcli pliineP craft . . . blond bomber Lanz suits . . . contagious giggle . . . everybody ' s friend. Klizabcth Parry Shollar Eps Let me tell you . . . potato chips and coke . . . landscapes on canvas . . . sidewalks of New York . . . hand tailored socks . . . pocket-sized per- fection. Patricia Smitli ■ ' Pattii Do you kids know what . . . chocolate frosts and Chinese back scratchers . . . vivid plaids . . . garbage barge on the Alle- gheny . . . quixotic. Pat.sy Carolyn Specrs Pats Yes, I speak Spanish . . . ' -mail . . . backdrops and cur- tain calls . . . Greenbrier . . . blind dates and parties and dances . . . tact. [5f6: Mary Louise Thies Thiesi Oh Henry ... ... chats of Morgantown . . . chocolate layer cake . . . movie fan . . . crazy about clothes . . . likable. Anna G. Thomas Tommy Presumably . . . iiuckleberry pie and Tweed . . . dribbles in basketball, ripples on the piano . . . zip. Edith Succop Edic Marion Lucille Swannie Swan no Cry havoc, kings! . . . Tlie Arts . . . Buhl sessions in physics Shakespeare ' s Quiz Kid . . . quiet sociability. It ' s dee-vine . . . parsley and Hepburn . . . Braemars . . . Book-of-the-Month . . . droll humor . . . red haired intellect. Jean Ann Thomas Come on, Mary . . . Breezing about in lier Buicli convertible . . . pickles and onions . . . furlough fanatic . . . happy go lucky. Helen Steel Truxal Truoc Marion Brown Updegraf Uppie I just thought I ' d die! . . . Boston night life . . . afternoon siestas . . . Lambda ring . . . girl of the golden zest. But definitely I . . . pause that refreshes in the den . . . trade treaties and trends of his- tory ... a miss as good as her smile. I ' S I Betty Graj ' Urban What shall I do? . . . home ec. grind for Frank . . . hot bittersweets at Reymers . . . parking the Plymouth . . . bridge slams . . . warm hearted. Sally Ann Whitney Pauline King Wilson Polly That ' s the blow that killed father . . . saddle horse and golf course . . . Reflexions . . . Liuibuj-ger cheese and choc- olate crackers . . . golden girl. The thing of it is . . . lemon meringue pie . . . sailing the waters of Lake Chautauqua . . . eye to the WAVES . . . bunsen burners . . . vivacious lady. [59 Jaiic Lawrence Wood ff ' odil I Oh liawnestly ! ' . ing in Queen ' s Row iccount- . latest Movie Mirror . . . Reynold Street habituce . . . .steak and French fries . . . jolly drollity. rai-thn Charlotte Wray Charic Nlary Jane Youngliiiiij Yoiinfj Litiff But I tell you . . . MuscatiiU ' tomatoes . . . Late labs . . . business double talk in the den . . . Wray of hope and gooii cheer. I wish you hadn ' t said that . . . reading verse for Women ' s Clubs . . . sailor ' s gal . . . foot- lights in her eyes . . . bubbles and gigu ' les. iS ' I 60 1 ALMA MATER While hii ' ddiug drcaitis aiicze Seeking for all tluit ' .s true Our Alma Mater, we pledge our faith in you; Like eornerstoues of temples. Polished and gleaming, strong and seeure Well shape our lives to be Mansions of beaut y to endure. College Song Leader Mary Louise Reiber College Pianist Helen Parkinson [6! I Background that in a few more years will be forcg ' round . . . the young artist is just l)eg ' inning . . . learning a teclniiquc that will eventually make a j)icture different from all the rest . . . and yet, there must be some sameness in the picture . . . tlie artists must learn the same fundamental rules before tliey can start making differences in sliading and use of color . . . outlines sketclied in pastels. I 62] SOPHOMORES Egger, Shriner, Campbell Rumbaugli, Sinewe, Lowe, Myers, Smith. Harms, Savior Wilson, Letsche, Lansing, Bovard. Thome. Beck, ]5urkh. rt Bennett, Lean, Eldon, Haller [64 1 1944 PENNSYLVANIAN Korb, Savage, VanKirk, Petty Hensch, Yorkin, Means, Sossong, Work, Divvens Perry, McKee, Titus, Uber, Norton, Parkinson, Fairchild, Staples, Hunter Roche, Vogt, Couch, Dorsey [65] Cochran, Chesrown, Kovacs Gardner, Heiniann, Parker, Anthon. Hilbisli, Caloyer Villing, Thompson, Wells, Funk, Rolirer, McPherson. Savecka Sklarey, Sisler, Myers H., Showalter reel Haas, Holiman, Coate, Gilmore, Purvis, Knoll Fredricksorij Weigel, Keister, Groves Hendricks, Matthews, Mistrik, Fields, Levinson, Jackson Fillipelli, Copetas, McCuUough, Cott, Teplitz [67 FRESHMEN I owar, King, Dalzell, Sauerwein. Wilson. Powers Trozzo, Duii, Card, Campbell, Gilliland Chambers, McSwigan, Lowe, Harkins Milliken, MeClellan. McCormiek Griil ' itli I., Gill, Germann, Hinur, Cliattowav, Cioldfarb, Ciovuian, Grill ' itli [68] 1944 PENNSYLVANIAN Kline, Allen, Hoge, Ramsej ' , Mohn Schumacher, Lollar, McMillan, Wallace Jaycox, Jackley, Coughanour, Kaufmann, Wiley L.. Swann, Melvin Haverstick, Wiley J., McKenrick, McKee [ 69 MeCleary, Neal, Samson, Rambo, Greger, Arnold, Toj ' Hutton, Longabaugh, Ritz, Dodge Stewart, jNIiclu ' l, Dewalt, Little, lyMrson, Farnetli, Arras Baird, Beale, Ev;ins, Moek [70] Brown, Fennell, Hess, Raup, Hamilton, Bennett, Malinetto Wallace M. L., Ciganovic, Congalton, Cavenaugh Yeager, Houston, Anderson, Noel Henderson, Kennedy, Snyder, Versaw [71] i Craig, Caldwell, Smith, Beale, Gilmore, Harlan Turnock, Miss Marks, Miss Walker, Donaldson, Rigaumont Harlan, Cox, Donaldson, Wilson, Brown Stauiler, Miss Walker [74] FACULTY-STUDENT COUNCIL Meetings held three times a year to consider college policies as they concern students . . . Dr. Spencer, Dean Marks, and three others . . . chairmen and editors of this and that ... a bridge from the faculty island to the student island. MEMBERS College President Dr. Herbert L. Spencer Bean Miss M. Helen Marks Advisor S. G. A Miss EiTie Walker Faculty Member Miss Dorothy Ayers Faculty Member Miss Mary Shamburger President S. G. A Peggy Donaldson President Senior Class Martha Lohmeyer President Junior Class Alice Craig President Sophomore Class Helen Gilmore President Freshman Class Lucille Beale 7-, ,•, J, , ) Helen Smith Editors or Arrow i a rr. i ( Anne lurnock President Hou se Government Martha Harlan President IVoodland Hall Martha Cox President Y. W. C. A ' . Sally Meaner President A. A Jean Rigaumont st Vice President S. G. A. Betty Brown ■ Chairman, Activities Council Barbara Caldwell HONOR COMMITTEE When in disgrace ... ... justice with a silver spoon . . . more like fudge sauce than the usual castor oil . . . the Honor System . . . professors may leave their class-rooms during exams ... no one stands over returning party-goers to see that they record late minutes ... an atmosphere of adulthood. MEMBERS Chairman Nancy Stauffer President of S. G. A Peggy Donaldson 1st Vice President of S. G. A. Betty Brown President House Government Martha Harlan Advisor to Freshmen Pauline Wilson [75] Harlan, Caldwell, Cox, StauHer, Hilbisli, Gilmore Beale, Burckliart. Donaldson. Miss Walker, Jenkins. Swannie. Craig STUDENT G0VB:RNMEXT ASSOCIATION S. G. A. . . . Thursday chapels . . . seniors in caps and gowns . . . tassels on the right side soon to be on the left . . . sound of the gavel . . . student prayer said once more by almost four liundrcd voices . . . parliamentary procedures . . . disagree- ments . . . elections . . . absence of the facultv . . . democracv on a small scale. MEMBERS Pri ' sklen t Peggy Donaldson 1st Vice Pre side ni Betty Brown 2nd Vice President Rutli Jenkins Secretary Marion Swannie Treasurer Mary Louise Burckliart President House Government Martha Harlan President IVoodland Hall Martlia Cox Chairman Honor Committee Nancy StauHer Advisor to Freshmen Pauline Wilson SV ' n ior President Martlia Lohmeyer Junior President Alice Craig Sophomore President Helen Gilmore Sophomore Represenfatii ' e Francesca Hilbish Freshman President Lucille Bcal Freshman Representative Anne Dalzell Chairman Activities Council Barbara Caldwell Faculty Member Miss ElTie Walker [76: Harlan, Cox, Donaldson, Smith, Beale, Haller, Speers Rigaumont, Caldwell, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Marks, Gilmore Turnock, Jenkins, Crai ; ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Bond rally, play contest, teas ... a unique aim . . . that everyone has a good time at a school activity at least once a month ... a relatively new organization . . . super successful. MEMBERS Dean Miss M. Helen Marks Faculty Member Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson Facility Member Miss Margeret Maclaclilan Chairman Barbara Caldwell President A. A Jean Rigaumont President Y. W. C. A Sally Meanor President S. G. A Peggy Donaldson President House Government Martha Harlan President Woodland Hall Martha Cox President Senior Class Martha Lohmeyer President Junior Class Alice Craig President Sophomore Class Helen Cjilmore President Freshman Class Lucille Beale st Vice President S. G. A Betty Brown Social Chairman Y. TV. C. A Ruth Allen _,,.,,, f Helen Smitli Editors of the Arrow l a ti i ' ( Anne lurnock Member at Large Marilou Haller Member at large Patsy Speers [77] Stewart, Knauss, Bovard. Coughanour Cosel, Demmler, Harlan. Cox, Eldon HOUSE BOARD Trials for rule breakers in the well known third floor room of atmospheric Berry Hall . . . austere dignity, aided and abetted by academic gowns . . . the re- sponsibility of making house rules and seeing that they are obeyed . . . coping with the proverbial younger generation. OFFICERS President House Governmeni Martha Harlan President Woodland Hall Martha Cox Vice President Alice Demmler Secretari Carolyn Cosel Treasurer Patty Eldon Senior Member Jean Bacon Senior Member Joanne Knauss Sophomore Member Janet Bovard Freshman Member Anne Coughanour Freshman Member Fiches Hall Martha Ann Stewart [78: Harlan, Turnock, Meanor, Lohmeyer Allen, Rigaumont, Donaldson, Leonard HOOD AND TASSEL SOCIETY An honorary organization . . . fondly called Hot Toddy by its members . . . the cream of P.C.W. seniors, seven to ten in number . . . character, service, scholarship, leadership . . . that intangible substance, the P.C.W. spirit . . . tapped on Moving Up Day . . . purple hoods and minute pins ... to carry on the traditions. Officers President Rutli Allen Vice President Patty Leonard Secretary Anne Turnock Treasurer Martha Lohmeyer Members: Martha Harlan, Sally Meanor, Jean Rigaumont, Peggy Donaldson. [79 1 Maxwell, Chantler, Findley, Smith, Meub Liebold, Leonard, Knauss THE PENNSYLVANIAN Memorv builder for every P.C.W. ijirl . . . group pietures, portraits, make-up sheets . . . the dummy and looming deadlines . . we ' ve ))ainted a jiicture . . . four years of our life. Editor Patty Leonard Art Editor Patty Leonard A.s.si.stai,t Editor Jane Meub Adverti.s-iiu Mai,af,cr Naney Maxwell Business Manaqer Joanne Knauss lary Louise Reiber Photography Editor Dorcas Liebold Martha McFall (■,„,,. I Mildred Kovaes June Collins ,r • . ,, i T T- 1 n ij (■ ■ 1 Mariorie L oueli T,, , 7 It, J Jean Dalzell Advcrti.snui ■ ' Fhotoqraphii Assistants S ,, . „. , it, Bettv Monroe ' 1 Dons Sisler Assistants ■ ; , „ , , Pattv hidon J« ' Beck I Bem-Beek ,,■■,• ,- ,-, ( Barbara Findlev Kelly Jones Activities V.ditors ■ , ,_,, ■ ■ r • -vr i ( Peggy Cbantkr ALirion Monks I t-f It , Carolyn Cosel , at ii t i Activities Assistants - ' • ■ , I Martha Lohmever ( Nancv Stauiler I ipists - a, ■ a, i ■ ( . Liruin .Monks Eeature Editors ' ' ' tty Smith ( Louise Hood faciilti Advisor Miss Dorothy . yers Cox, Flood, Robinson, Glick, Fulton, Bacon Smith. Turnock Villing, Swann, Wilson, Meub, Toy, Coate, Van Kirk, Saylor, Groves, Couch Rumbaugh, McKee, Hutchinson, Sisler, Yorkin, Egan, Purves, Gilmore, Shriner Gorman, Kovacs, Showalter, Meyers, Herdt, Caloyer, King ARROW STAFF The brains behind P.C.W. ' s monthly magazine . . aims to reflect student interest and opinion . . gossip . stories ... a red letter dav when it comes out. a literary publication with . fads in fashion . . . short Co-Editors ( Anne Turnock ( Helen Smith Business Manager Helen Robinson News Editor Evelyn Crlick Feature Editor Louise Flood Proof Reader Evlyn Fulton Special Representative Jean Bacon Make-Up Editor Martha Cox Faculty Advisor Mrs. Hazel Shupp Donaldson, Leonard, Mrs. Sliui)]). Smith, Turnock, Knauss BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS A distinguished usseiiiblage . . . advisors, editors, business managers . . . deter- mining editorial policies and drafting future selectees to edit the Arrtnc and the Pennstjlvanian. Miss M. Helen Marks Peggy Donaldson Pres. S.G.A. Ruth Jenkins 2ii(l V. Pros. S.G.A. Anne Turnock Members Dean Joanne Knauss Hii.tiiii.w Maiinf cr of the Pciiii.si lvanian Helen Smith Editiirs of the .Irrorc Patty Leonard Editor of the Pennsijlvanian Mrs. Hazel Shup)) Faciiltti .if r .vor of the Arrow Miss Dovothy Avers FaciiHi Adri.ior of the Peiiiitii h-aiiiaii [82 1 Firth, Lowar, Brewster Gilmore, McCulIough, Munrof, Ford, Clewer McAdams, Jackson EPSILON CHI Stimulating interest in teaching as a profession . . . unity among the education majors ... an up and coming organization with activities both professional and social. OFFICERS President Nina McAdams Vice President Helen Clewer Secretary-Treasurer Lois Jackson MEMBERS Betty Monroe Ruth Ford Lois Jackson Martha Coate Sally Meaner Nina McAdams Dorothy Firth Marjorie Elliott Janet Brewster Peggy Korb Helen Clewer Betty Sossong Jean McCulIough [83 Smith, Benner, Oesttrling. Allsliouse, Brown, Raynor, Beck, Bistline. Wilson, Sheasby Gray, Heston, Macke -, Succop, Dr. Wallace, Glick, Collins, Springer Craig, Mayhall, Wray, Lynch, Rigauniont. Lutz, Raup DeHaven, Conner, Alexander, Ireland, McKeag, Yeiser, Mays MU SIGMA CHI Long hours in lab . . . wiiitc-coatcd cilicicncy, these chemistry majors . . . sweet smelling packages of P.C.W. Products . . . the ruille bedecked table in Berry Hall . . . working wholeheartedly toward increasing their scholarship fund to aid those unable to finance a college career. OFFICERS Prcxidcii f Evelyn (d iek J ' icc President Edith Succop Secretary Betty Johnescu Treasurer June Collins [84 1 I Weigel, Copetas, Ingralium, Ritz, Campbell, Bovard, Beglinger Haverstick, Brown H., Herdt, Yorkin, Mrs. Avars, Egger, Larson, Snyder King, Lean, Caloyer, Michel, Fennell, Brewster Thompson, Hanna, McClellan, Titus, McCabe, Parkinson, McKee Hutton, Beale, Kirsopp, Fulton, Sisler, Meyers H., Wilson, Greger Kennedy, Arnold, Harkless, Long, Browne GLEE CLUB That sweet, haunting quality of girls ' voices . . . blue velvet drapes in the art center . . . carol singing and the Christmas pageant . . . annual festive dinner by candlelight . . . the Spring concert. Officers Evlyn Pulton President Martha Yorkin ) Nancy Herdt Secretary-Treasurer Margaret McKee j Librarians Heimert, Ingraham, Herdt, Goodwin Dalzell, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Hanson, Miss Marks, Letsche Johnescu, Allen, Meaner, Bailey, Brewster Bfck, Cirovts. riTclriiksiiii, C ' opftas. Smith. Bennett Findley, Leonard, Harris, Kovacs, Teplitz Meader, Selleck, Clewer, Firth [86 1 I Y. W. C. A. A busy bunch . . . industrious and indefatigable . . . Big and Little Sisters . . . arranging Freshman orientation programs . . . everyone belongs . . . everyone benefits. OFFICERS President Sally Meanor Vice President Betty Johnescu Secretary Jean Thompson Treasurer Phyllis Ingraham COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Program Janet B re wster Coop Shop Phyllis Ingraham Social Service Gladys Heimert Publicity Norma Bailey Social Ruth Allen Conference Nancy Herdt Chapel Jean Dalzell Freshman Commission Anna Jane Goodwin GENERAL PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Posters; posters, posters . . . what ' s new . . . come to the dance . . . don ' t miss tlie play . . . buy a bond . . . crazy skits . . . busy, busy, busy. MEMBERS Amanda Harris, Chairman Lois Allshouse Betty Anthon Jane Beck Betty Bush Lulu Copetas Eva Caloyer Helen Clewer Martha Coate Patty Eldon Dorothy Fennell Barbara Fi ndley Louise Flood Dorothy Groves Mary Jane Lowell Hess Harriet Hoffman Marie Huot Mildred Kovacs Ruth Laird Patty Leonard Martha McKee Helen ISIcMillin Betsy Meader Sue Norton Ruth Perry Marjorie Selleck Ruth Teplitz Marion Updegralf Youngling [87] Craig. HuiniltoTi, Ria ' aumont. Beck Purvis, Thomas. Sliowalter ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Stiii competition in your favorite sport . . . the smell of baked beans and roast- ing weenies when the mountain came to Mohamet . . . cheerleaders at the hockey games . . . learning cooperation and sportsmanship are fun. OFFICERS Preside tit Jean Rigaumont Secretary Anna Thomas Treasurer Jean Purvis Senior liepreseiitativc Peggy Craig Junior Representative Jane Beck Sophomore Representative Nancy Sliowalter Freshman Uepresentaiive Marianne Hamilton I Miss Margaret Maclachlan tacultu .iavisors i r r i-i- i , ■ ' ( .Mrs. .leanne iJiekey I 8S 1 SWIMMING A cold plunge . . . Senior Life Saving Class . . . floating on your back . . . . the white tiles in the roof . . . formation swimming ... no bathing caps, c ' est guerre. HOCKEY Excitement . . . hot dogs and cokes ... a crackling fire up on the field . . the intramural contests . . . the Army and the Navv honorary teams. MODERN DANCE A rainbow of varie-colored leotards . . . a stiff muscle here and there . . . aesthetic enjoyment . . . far better than Dubarry for reducing. VOLLEY BALL Class versus class . . . cheerleaders booming . . . class colors flashing . . . looks easy . . . try it . . . supposedly one of the milder sports. BASKETBALL A good aim ... a eool and strategic mind . . . sloppy sneakers . . . which class will win the championship? . . . whicli honorary team will be the winn.ihr Hahhaka C ' ai.i) vei,i. enlcp Gka H4i. Qi il Peggy Donaldson Sem n. Gkan m Qi il 93] Peggy Chantler Pimo- GkoAAn Qi il [94 1 k Ruth Jenkins unixH Gka m Qln.1 [95] n Peggy Riffle (pfmam Qka ii Ql |y6i I Lucille Beale n Amnoid GUa iin Qlni [97 [ 100 [ 101 [102; 103 ] [104] [ 105 106 ] [ 107] 108 ] Before and after we came to college L 109] SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALLEN, RUTH JENKINS Hood and Tassel, President 4 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 1, 2, 3 Fresliman Commission 1 Big Sister 2, 3, 4 Big-Little Sister Dance Chairman 4 Class President 1 Activities Council 1, 4 Handbook, Editor 4 Rifle 1, 2 Class Vice President 4 Flora Dora Frolic 3 Mock Election I Fiesta Committee 2 Bond Rallj ' Committee 3 Faculty-Student Council 1 BACON, JEAN Houseboard Member 1, 4 Big Sister 2, 3 A. A. Board 2 Chairman Spring Dorm Dance 3 Ciiairman Library Committee 4 Hockey, Tennis 2, 3 Address Book Committee 3 Arrow Representative 4 BALDWIN, VIRGINIA Freshman Commission 1 Basket Ball 1 Vice President Soi)homore Class 2 Phi Pi 2 BISTLINE. CiLADYS Mu Sigma Chi 3, President 4 Dean ' s List 2. 3. 4 Big Sister 2 Conservation Committee 2 Sophomore Honors 3 Address Book Committee 3 Chairman Junior Class Party 3 Chairman Blood Bank Unit 3 BLATTNER, ELEANOR JANE Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-op 1 Big Sister 4 Den Committee 3 Volunteer Hospital Committee Chr. !■ Arrow, 1, 2, 3 Secours Franco- America in 1 First Aid 2 BROWNE, MARGARET Big Sister 2, 3, 4 Big-Little Sister Dance Committer 3 Song Contest Committee 3, 4 Plav Reading Committee 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Speech INIajor ' s Play Committee 3 War Bond Committee 4 Smokinn ' Room Conunittee 3 BROWN, MARY ELIZABETH Sophomore-Senior Tea Chairman 2 Mu Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee 2 Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3 Big Sister 3, 4 Counsellor 3 Circus Committee Chairman 3 Modern Dance Group 2, 3 Song Committee 2 Volunteer Social Work 2 Volunteer Hospital Work 4 Red Cross 2 Vice President S. G. A. 4 Honor Committee 4 Budget Committee 4 BUSH, BETTY Transfer from Miami Circus Committee 3 Valentine Dinner Committee 3 Flora Dora Frolic Committee 3 G. P. C. 3, 4 Y. W. C. A. Program Committee 4 Fall Formal Co-chairman 4 CALDWELL, BARBARA Permanent Nominating Committee 1 Class President 2 S. G. A. Board 2, 4 Student-Faculty Council 2. 4 Activities Council 1 Activities Council Chairman 4 Handbook Committee 3 Freshman Counselor 3 Junior Prom Chairman 3 Big Sister 2, 3 CRAIG, RUTH P ' reshman Commission 1 Representative to A. A. Board 1, 3. 4 Y. W. C. A. Secretary 2 Class Secretary 2 Chairman Prom l?reakfast 3 Chairman Open House 4 Mu Sigma Chi 4 Glee Club 1, 2 DONALDSON, PEGGY Transfer from Flora Stone Mather Chairman Athletic Playday 2 Honorarv Basket Ball. Hockey 2. 3, 4 Volley Ball, Tennis. 2. 3. 4 Big Sister 2. 4. Dean ' s List 2. 3. 4 S. G. A. Board 3. President 4 Class President 3. Class Play 3 Chairman Circus Committee 3 Activities Council 2. 4 Faculty-Student Council 3. 4 Honor Committee 4 Budget Committee 4 Board of Publications 4 Hood and Tassel 4 Chairman Constitution Revision 4 ( no FINDLEY, BARBARA Transfer from Wells Chairman Spring Dance 3 G. P. C. 3, 4. Chairman War Bond Rally Skit -i Junior Prom Committee -i Pennsylvanian Stall 4 Co-chairman Senior Play i Permanent Nominating Committee i Dean ' s List 4 FULTON, EVLYN Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Big Sister 2, 3 Glee Club Librarian 2 Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer 3 Glee Club President 4 Arrow Stall I, 2, 4 War Belief Committee Chairman 3 Chairman Vocational Committee 4 Christmas Dinner Committee 2 Class Nominating Committee 3 Flora Dora Frolic 3 Bond Rally 4 GEYER, PORTIA W. Mock Election Committee 1 Big Sister 2, 3, 4 Fiesta Committee 2 Circus Committee 3 United War Fund 2 Junior Play 3 Student Counselor to Freslimen 3 GRAY, VIRGINIA Speech Major ' s Play 1, 2 Play Contest Committee 1, 2, 3 Song Writing Committee 1 Junior Play 3 Dean ' s List 2 Big Sister 2, 4 Mu Sigma Chi 3, 4 Bond Rally Committee 4 HARLAN MARTHA Class Treasurer 1 Arrow Staff 2, 3 Big Sister 2, 3, 4 Houseboard Treasurer 2 President House Government 4 Activities Council 3, 4 S. G. A. Board 3, 2nd Vice President 4 Facultj ' -Student Council 3, 4 Board of Publications 3 Sophomore Class Play 2 Flora Dora Frolic 3 Hood and Tassel 4 Honor Committee 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Hockey, Basket Ball 3, 4 Freshman- Junior Tea Chairman 1 HARRIS, AMANDA Valentine Dinner Committee 1 Chairuian May Day 1 Chairman G. P. C. 2, 3, 4 Publicity Chairman Debate Club 2 War Relief 2 Secours Franco- Americain 1, 2 Christmas Dance 2 Spring Formal Committee 2 Play Contest 2 Flora Dora Frolic 3 Big Sister 3, 4 Bond Rally 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Senior Luncheon Committee 4 HARTER, MARJORIE Sophomore Class Treasurer 2 Big Sister 2 Spring Dance Decoration Committee 3 Chairman of Tea for Mary Ellen Chase 4 HEIMERT, GLADYS Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 4 Social Service 2, 3, 4 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 4 Big Sister 3, 4 Flora Dora Frolic 3 Fiesta Committee 2 Y. W. Get-Acquainted Party Chairman 4 • Bond Rally 4 Big-Little Sister Tea Committee 4 JOHNESCU. BETTY Freshman Representative S. G. A. 1 Big Sister 2, 3, 4 Handbook Business Manager 2 Houseboard Member 3 Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Honors 3 Vice President Y. W. C. A. 4 Vice President Mu Sigma Chi 3 Secretary Mu Sigma Chi 4 Freshman Counselor 3 Junior Play 3 Curriculum Committee 2 Senior Class Cheerleader 4 Special Honors 4 Senior Dinner Chairman 4 JONES, KELLY Transfer from Lake Erie Permanent Nominating Committee 3 Arrow Advertising Staff 3 Mother ' s Day Tea Chairman 3 Big Sister 3 Tennis 3 Open House Committee 3 Fiesta Committee 2 Juke Box Committee Chairman 4 Pennsylvanian, Advertising 4 Flora Dora Frolic 3 Bond Rally 4 [111] KINNEY, BETSY Transfer from Allegheny Junior Class Nominating Committee 3 Chairman Y. W. C. A. Dinner 2 Settlement House Party i Smoking Room Committee 4 Big Sister 3, i KIRSOPP, DALE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Arrow Re))orter 3 Library Committee of Y.W.C.A. 1 Dean ' s List 2, 3, 1. Bond Rally i Flora Dora Frolic 3 Class Song Committee 3, 4 War Relief Bazaar Committee Chairman 3 Glee Club Nominating Committee Chr. 3 KNAUSS, JOANNE Transfer from Stephens Curriculum Committee 2 Arrow Stalf 2 Big Sister 3 Christmas Caroling Committee Clir. 3 Class Play, Co-Director 3 Fall Formal Committee 3 Senior Member House Board 4 Business Manager Pennsylvanian 4 Board of Publications 4 LEIBOLD. DORCAS Glee Club ], 2 Class Song Leader 2, 3 College Song Leader 3 House Board Member 3 Song Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Big Sister 2, 3. 4 Manager Basketball 2 Volleyball 2, 3 Fall Formal Committee 2 Flora Dora Frolic, Director 3 Senior Nominating Committee 4 ■ Pennsylvanian, Photographic Editor 4 Civilian Defense Program 2 Fiesta Committee 2 Glee Club Dinner Committee 2 LEONARD. PATRICIA Junior Prom Committee 1 Sophomore Member S. G .A. 2 Fiesta Committee 2, Sophomore Play 2 Volleyball, Tennis, Badminton, 1, 2, 3. 4 Basketball Manager 3 G. P. C. 2, 3, 4 .Junior Member S. G. A., Advisor to Freshmen 3 Honor Committee 3 Dean ' s List 3 Flora Dora P ' rolic 3 Speech Major ' s Play 4 Hood and Tassel Vice President 4 Pennsylvanian Editor !• Board of Publications !• Big Sister 2, 3, 4 Bond Rally 4 LOHMEYER, MARTHA McCULLOUGH Big Sister 2, 3, 4 Pennsylvanian 4 Hockey, Basketball, Tennis I. 2. 3, 4 Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4 Dorm Nominating Committee 2 S. iG. A. Secretary 3 Defense Council 3 Flora Dora Frolic 3 Circus Committee 3 Class President 4 Hood and Tassel Treasurer 4 Activities Council 4 Faculty-Student Council 4 S. G. A. Board 3, 4 LYNCH. RUTH Honorary Hockey Team 2, 3, 4 Captain Hockey Team 4 Mu Sigma Chi 3, 4 MACKIE, HELEN Volleyball, Basketball, 1 Ensemble 1 Mu Sigma Chi 3, 4 MAXWELL, NANCY JANE Big Sister 2, 4 G. P. C. 3 Arrow News Stall 1 Arrow Make-up Editor 3 Christmas Dinner-Dance Committee 2 Valentine Dinner Committee 1 Bond Rally Chairman 4 Pennsj-lvanian Advertising Manager 4 MEADE R, MARY E. Transfer from University of Minnesota .Junior Prom Committee 3 G. P. C. 3, 4 Chairman Permanent Nominating Com. 4 Big Sister 3, 4 MEANOR, SALLY B. Freshman Commission 1 Freshman Class Secretary 1 Treasurer .Student Government Association 1 Vice President Y. W. C. A. 3 President Y. W. C. A. 4 Activities Council 4 Hood and Tassel 4 MONROE. FRANCIS ELIZABETH Transfer from Brenau Big Sister 3. 4 Fall Formal Committee 4 Dorm Nominating Committee 3 Mountain Day Counnittee 2 Epsilon Chi 4 Christmas Dance Breakfast Chairman 3 Y. W. C. A. Dinner Cliairman t Pennsvl ;ini;in. . dvcrtisin ; 4 I ii: I NELSON, DOROTHY JANE Transfer from William and Mary Circus Committee 3 War Bond Rally 4 Curriculum Committee 4- Senior Luncheon Committee 4 Settlement House Party Committee i Flora Dora Frolic 3 Progress of Freedom Pageant 3 OESTERLING, MARY LOUISE Transfer from Grove City Instrumental Ensemble 3 Mu Sigma Chi 3, 4 Arrow Staff 3, i RAUP, NANCY JANE Honorary Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, -i Mu Sigma Chi 3, 4 Short Story Contest, first prize 4 REIBER, MARY LOUISE Vocational Committee 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Freshman Entertainment Committee 1 College Song Leader -i Flora Dora Frolic 3 iGlee Club Dinner Committee 2, 3 Bond Rally 4. Big Sister 2, 3, i RIGAUMONT, JEAN Big Sister 2, 3, 4 A. A. Treasurer 2 Dean ' s List 3, 4 Activities Council 4 A. A. Secretary 3 Faculty-Student Council 4 A. A. President 4 Hood and Tassel 4 Bond Rally 4 Class Play Contests 2, 3 Defense Council 2, 3 Mu Sigma Chi 3, 4 Honorary Hockey, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 SAY, CYNTHIANNE Transfer from Glee Club 3 Arrow Business Staff 3 Y. W. C. A. 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Big and Little Sister Dance Committee 4 Bond Rally 4 SAMPSON, MARY RUTH Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4 Arrow 3 Glee Club 4 Junior Play 3 Costume Committee Junior Play 3 Settlement Party Gift Chairman 4 Y. W. C. A. Organist 2, 3, 4 SHEASBY, LILLIAN Freshman Commission 1 Honorary Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1 Volleyball 2, 3 Chairman Fiesta Music 2 Song Committee 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 3 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3 Mu Sigma Chi 3, 4 G. P. C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Circus Committee Chairman 3 Den Committee Chairman 4 SMITH, HELEN Big Sister 4 Arrow Editor 4 Hockey Manager 4 Volleyball Manager 3 Play Contest Committee Chairman 3 Class Play 3, 4 Board of Publications 4 Activities Council 4 Faculty-Student Council 4 Circus 3 Bond Rally 4 Spring Formal Committee 3 Mu Sigma Chi, Treasurer 3, Member 4 Class Play Director 3 SPIERLING, BETTY Freshman Commission I Speech Major ' s Play 1 Proof Reader for Arrow 2 Vice President Junior Class 3 Big and Little Sister Dance 2, 4 Valentine Dinner 3 House Nominating Committee 4 Senior Class Nominating Committee 4 SPRINGER, MARION Freshman Commission 1 Class Vice President 1 Honorary Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Honorary Basketball 2 Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4 Mu Sigma Chi 3, 4 Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 House Nominating Committee 1 Y. W. C. A. Nominating Committee 1 Big Sister 2, 3, 4 [113] SUPOWITZ, ADELYXE Freshman EnttrtainiiKiit I Co-op 1 First Aid 2 Junior Play 3 SWAN, JUSTINE Y. W. C. A. Advertising Chairman 2 Chairman Christmas Dance 2 Big Sister 2, 3 Senior Stage Manager Bond Rally 1 Stage Manager Junior Play 3 Chairman A. A. Party 3 Co-chairman Circus Decorations 3 TURNOCK, ANN McCLYMONDS Arrow Stail 1, 2 Arrow Editor 3, -i Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Honors 3 Class Play Committee 1. 2, 3. 1 Defense Council 3 Faculty-Student Council 3, 4 Activities Council 3, 4 Hood and Tassel Secretary 4 Freshman Commission Chairman 1 Board of Publications 3, 4 Bond Rally 4 Volleyball Manager 4 JUNIOR ACTIVITIES ALLSHOUSE, LOIS Vocational Committee 1 Curriculum Committee 2 Christmas Dance Committee 2 Mu Sigma Chi 3 Biff Sister 3 BARRETT, DOROTHY JOANNE Big Sister 2, 3 Den Committee 3 Arrow 1 , 2 BECK, JANE Big Sister 2, 3 A. A. Class Representative 3 Honorary Basketball 1 , 2, Hockey 3 Arrow Photographer 1 Mu Sigma Chi 3 G. P. C. 1, 2, 3 Mountain Day Food Committee 3 Christinas Dinner Coiuniittt ' e 1 Co-chairman of Stage Crew, Play Contest 2 BENNER, GRACE Mu Sigma Chi 3 Sophomore Honors Dean ' s List 2, 3 BREWSTER. JANET Glee Club 1, 2. 3 Arrow Stair 2 Christmas Dance Committee 2 Class Play Contest 2 Y. W. C. A. Settlement Party 2 Big Sister 3 Library Committee 3 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Program Committee 3 Hockey, Volleyball 2, 3 Lutheran Student Association 1, 2, 3 CHANTLER, PEGGY Class Secretary 1 Speecli Major ' s Play 1. 3 Play Contest 1, 2. Co-chairman 3 War Relief Committee 1 Class Vice President 2 Glee Club 2, 3 Sophomore Honors 2 Stage Crew 2 U. S. O. Pageant 2 Arrow Feature Stall 3 Pennsylvanian Stall 3 Big Sister 3 Modern Dance Recital 2 Y. W. C. A. Chapel Committee 3 Permanent Nominating Committee 3 Volleyball 3. Badminton 1. 2 Leader of Discussion Ciroup 1 Dean ' s List 3 War Bond Rally 3 CLEWER. L. HELEN Glee Club 3 Co-op 3 Big Sister 2, 3 G. P. S. 2, 3 Smoking Room Committee 2 Health Preservation Conunittii ' 2 Ejjsilon Chi 3 vTunior Hockey Team 3 Bowling Tournament 2 P ' ood Committee for Bond Rallv 3 I 114] COLLINS, JUNE Big Sister 3 Mil Sigma Chi Treasurer 3 Song Contest Committee 2, 3 Glee Club I, 2 Dorm Permanent Nominating Committee 3 Class Nominating Committee 1 Class Chairman of United War Fund Drive 3 Chairman of Sophomore Tea for Seniors 2 Chairman of Junior Class Dinner 3 COSEL, CAROLYN Dean ' s List 2, 3 Sophomore Honors Discussion Group 1 Dance Committee 2 Class Volleyball 2 Song Contest 2, 3 Class Play 1, 2 Speech Major ' s Play 2, 3 Secretary of Woodland Hall 3 Social Service Work 3 Settlement House Part ' , Chairman of Entertainment 3 DALZELL, Jean Class Vice President 1 Sophomore Representative to S. G. A. Y. W. Nominating Committee 2 Chairman of Chapel Programs 3 Member of Curriculum Committee 3 Big Sister 2, 3 Freshman Tea Chairman 1 Class Nominating Committee 1 DAVIS, MIRIAM Spring Dance Committee 2 Chairman of Christmas Seal Committee 3 Big Sister 3 Activities Committee of Y. W . C. A. 3 Dean ' s List 2, 3 DEMMLER, ALICE Big Sister 3 Dean ' s List 2, 3 Sophomore Honors Y. W. C. A. Secretary 2 Y. W. C. A. Program Committee Member 3 Vice President of House Government 3 Class United War F ' und Committee 3 COX, MARTHA S. G. A. Board 3 House Board, President of Woodland Hall 3 Honor Committee 3 Activities Council 3 Big Sister 2, 3 Arrow Stall, Make-up 3 Song Committee 1, 2, 3 Honorary Basketball Team 2 Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball. Badminton 2, 3 House Nominating Committee 2 Bond Rally Committee 3 Play Contest 2, 3 United War Fund 2 Fiesta Class Committee 1 DORNBERGER, HELEN Chairman Christmas Dance Decorations 1 Big Sister 3 Address Book Committee 3 FIRTH, DOROTHY J. Ensemble 1 Library Committee 1 Curriculum Committee 2 Christmas Dance Committee 2 Arrow Staff 2 Co-op 2, 3 Epsilon Chi 3 G. P. C. 3 Hockey Team 3 Big Sister 3 CRAIG, ALICE Freshman Representative of A. A. Board 1 Treasurer of A. A. 2 Big Sister 2, 3 President of Junior Class 3 Chairman of Christmas Dance 2 Arrow 2 Student Faculty Association 3 Activities Council 3 Student Government Board 3 Honorary Basketball Team 1, 2 FLOOD, LOUISE Arrow Staff 1, 2 Volleyball Manager 1 Freshman Entertainment Connnittee 1 Arrow Features Editor 3 Big Sister 2, 3 Permanent Nominating Committee 2 Speech Major ' s Play 2, 3 Play Committee 2 Co-chairman Play Committee 3 Song Contest Committee 2 War Bond Show Committee 3 Pennsvlvanian Feature Staff ' 3 I in GALLAGH E R, M A R Y Big Sister 2, 3 Christmas Dinner Committee 2 Bond Rall ' Committee 3 Arrow Stail ' 3 Song Contest Pianist 3 HANSEN, BARBARA Transfer from Ohio Wesleyan Fall Formal Committee 3 HARKLESS. JANET Transfer from Briareliif Class War Bond Committee 3 Open House 3 Glee Club 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Class Basketball Manager 3 HESTON, AUDREY Big Sister 2, 3 A. A. Representative 2 Mu Sigma Chi 3 G. P. C. 2 Chr. Entertainment for Cliristmas Dinner 3 INGRAHAM, PHYLLIS Big Sister 2, 3 Y. W. Advisor to Freshmen 2 Class Treasurer 2 Y. W. Treasurer 3 Manager of Co-op 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Class Song Writing Connnittee 1 Circus Food Committee Co-chairman 2 Dorm Spring Dance Committee 1 Girl Reserve Club Work 3 Fiesta Decoration Committee I Honorary Hockey Team Manager 2 JENKINS, RUTH HELEN Class Play 1 Fall Formal Co-Chairman 1 1 Big Sister 2, 3 Second Vice President S. G. A. 3 Activities Council 3 Class Bond Rally Conunittee 3 KELLY, MARY Hockey 2 Arrow Stall ' 2 Big Sister 3 Lifeguard 3 LEACH, MARION Big Sister 3 Arrow Stall ' 2 Hockey Team 1 McADAMS, NINA Smoking Room Committee 1 Bowling Tournament Winner 1 Epsilon Chi President 3 McCRORY, BETTY Sport Dance Committee 1 Class Song Leader I Big Sister 3 Den Committee 2 McFALL, MARTHA .lunior Prom Chairman 3 Junior Prom Committee 2 Big Sister 2, 3 Glee Club ], 2 Arrow Business Stall 1 , 2 Pennsylvanian Advertising Stail 3 Speech Major ' s Play 3 Junior Bond Rally Committee 3 Color Day Song Committee I MEUB. JANE Arrow Stall 1. 2. 3 Handbook Committee 1 Junior Bond Rally Committee 3 Song Committee 3 Big Sister 2, 3 Pennsylvanian. Assistant Editor 3 Mary Ellen Chase Committee 3 MORGAN, CAROLYN Transfer from Allegheny Christmas Seal Committee 3 MURRAY. JANE Play Contest 2 Class Circus Committee 2 War Bond Rally 3 Song Contest 3 Big Sister 2 Y. W. C. A. Chapel Program Committee 2 Y. W. C. A. Movie Committee 3 RICKS, VIRGINIA Decoration Committee for Fall Formal 2 Color Day Song Committee 2 Speech Major ' s Play 3 Bond Rally Committee 3 Chairman Color Day Song Committee 3 Play Contest 1. 2. 3 Stage Crew 3 ROBINSON. HELEN Big Sister 2. 3 G. P. C. 2 Co-op 2 Arrow Business Staif 2. 3 Business Manager of Arrow 3 Committee for Spring Dorm Formal 2 Chairman of Junior Bond Rally Connnittee 3 Class Hockey Team 3 SCHMEICHEL. (iERTRUDE Transfer from Bethany Basketball 3, l SELLECK, MARJORIE Swimming and Volleyball Teams 1 Swimming Team 2 Fall Frolic Committee 2 G. P. C. 2, 3 Speech Major ' s Play 2, 3 Activities Council 2 Cliairman of Smoker 3 Bond Rally Committee 3 Modern Dance Recital 2 Plav Contest 1, 2, 3 SMITH, PATRICIA Arrow Reporter - Class Play Contest 1, 2, 3 Class Treasurer 3 Permanent Nominating Committee 3 G. P. C. 3 Pennsylvanian Feature Staff 3 Big Sister 2 Speech Major ' s Play 2 Manager Hockey Team 2 Co-op 1 SPEERS, PATSY House Board 1, 2 Activities Council Treasurer 3 Play Contest 1, 2, 3 Stage Crew 2 Speech Major ' s Play 3 Open House Committee 3 Spring Formal Committee 1 Valentine Dinner Chairman 3 Big Sister 2, 3 Modern Dance Recital 2 SUCCOP, EDITH Mu Sigma Chi Vice President 3 Library Committee 2 Instrumental Ensemble 1, 2, 3 Dean ' s List 2, 3 Sophomore Honors Speech Major ' s Play 3 SWANNIE, MARION Big Sister 2, 3 Dorm Nominating Committee 1 Dorm Spring Dance Committee 1 Treasurer of House Board 2 Class Play Contest 1 Secretary of S. G- A. 3 Dean ' s List 2, 3 Sophomore Honors THOMAS, JEAN Arrow Staff 2 Big Sister 3 Life Guard 3 TRUXAL, HELEN Transfer from Bradford War Bond Committee 3 UPDEGRAFF. MARIAN BROWN G. P. C. 1. 2, 3 Arrow Reporter 2 Big Sister 3 Production Committee 1 Circus 2 Class Publicitv for Bond Rallv 3 WILSON, POLLY Freshman President 1 Treasurer of S. G. A. 2 Junior Member of S. G. A., Advisor to Freshmen 3 Student-Faculty Council 1 Activities Council 1 Honor Committee 3 Mu Sig ma Chi 3 Sophomore Honors W OOD, JANE Big Sister 2, 3 Handbook Committee 2 Fall Formal 1 Bond Rallv Committee 3 1 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS Artliur E. Braun President Ralpli W. Harbison First J ' ice President James E. MacCloskey, Jr. Second J ' ice President Mrs. Charles H. Spencer Secretary Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Company of Pittsburgh Treasurer MEMBERS (Term E.rpires lOH) Frederick G. Blackburn James E. MacCloskey, Jr. Mrs. R. I). Campbell John H. Ricketson. Ill Ralpli W. Harbison !Mrs. Charles H. Spencer {Term K.rpires lOl. ) Mrs. Alexander Murdoch Mrs. John R. McCune Charles F. Lewis Herbert L. Spencer (Term K.rpires lilKi) Gwilym A. Price William P. Barker Mrs. John M. Philli)is Mrs. George W. Martin Artliur E. Braun Alexander C. 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