Clark University - Pasticcio Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '47 BY SEPTEMBER 13, there were approximately twenty-six confirmed wolves added to the male student body of Clark. We met keen com- petition from the three hundred Clark A. S. T, P. soldiers. We plunged into our studies, filled with a thirst for knowledge, which was quenched. in many cases, during the first few days. However, a number of the Frosh pursued their studies and learned. among other things. the words to the Bungalow Song, how to tie a Windsor knot. the correct usage of munchee and other vital terms. Prior to the Rope Pull. the Freshmen introduced seventeen Sophs to the Grand Council in Crystal Park. After challenging the same class to a basketball tournament. the mighty Frosh scored a crushing victory. Before the second semester was well under way, our small but talented class was found to be well represented in all Clark activities. Since our ranks are being depleted by the call of the Armed Forces, we realize the nearness of war. Those of us who remain, pledge ourselves to work all the more to make our classmates proud of their class when they return Nflpres la guerref' JOHN COYLE A warm welcome greeted our incoming Freshman Class last September, when we were received at a tea and reception given by the Upperclassmen. A large number of A. S. T. P. men added to the memories of that night which began our social activities at Clark. During the third week, hazing began. A long list of instructions was posted, telling us the whats and Hwhatnotsf' Everything went off as well as could be expected for the first women's class to be hazed by the Sophs at Clark. But the members of the Sophomore class soothed our ruffled feathers after hazing and treated us to a wonderful evening of fun in the lounge. Many of us went out for basketball and showed we were full of vim. vigor, and vitality despite our greenness. Freshmen were also represented in almost all of Clark's clubs. On January 29, 1944, the Juniors and Freshmen held a prom in the Alumni Gym which was a huge success, And later in the year, the Fresh- man class sponsored a social and a lVlother's Day Tea, We wish to thank all who have helped to make our first year at Clark an enjoyable and a memorable one. LOUISE STUEBI l53l

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WE OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS Abelson, Herbert I. Worcester, Mass. Adamian, George Worcester, Mass. Barsoum, Peter, Jr. Worcester, Mass. Baxter, Lauren E. Sloansville, N. Y. Brigham, Donald L. Sutton, Mass. Brown, Richard C. Worcester, Mass. Camp, Edward C., Jr Worcester, Mass. Civin, Robert H. Spencer, Mass. Coyle, Jack D. Jersey City, N. J. Coyle, Thomas H. Jersey City, N. J. Dupsha, Albert R. Worcester, Mass. Adlerz, Martha L. Worcester, Mass. Almgren, Helen G. Worcester, Mass. Anderson, Priscilla M. W. Boylston, Mas Becker, Jean M. Worcester, Mass. Bergstrom. Muriel L. Worcester, Mass. Bouley, Anita E. Spencer, Mass. Brearley, Betty Worcester, Mass. Bubar, Jean P. Holden, Mass. Burns, Carolyn Worcester, Mass. Carroll, M. Virginia Worcester, Mass. Chigas, Gloria Catskill. N. Y. Crathern, Dorie Anne Worcester, Mass. Davidonis, Aldona Worcester, Mass. Dufresne, Ruth Northboro, Mass. Farinelli, Angela M. Worcester, Mass. Finneran, Eleanor A. Worcester. Mass. S. Fiorillo, Domenic D. Worcester, Mass. Gebski, Lester B. Worcester, Mass. Gurfinkel, Abraham Worcester, Mass. Hayden, William G. Springfield, Mass. Hicks, Walter B. Worcester, Mass. Hovenesian, William Worcester, Mass. Jacobs, Theodore B. Dorchester, Mass. Jasen, Leonard J. Bronx, N. Y. Johnson, Ralph R. Worcester, Mass. Kneller, Leighton A. Worcester, Mass. Krieger, Robert E. Worcester, Mass. Lavine, Richard B. Webster, Mass. Frey, Irma C. Clinton, Mass. Ganzburg, Muriel B. Worcester, Mass. Goldstein, Harriet S. Worcester, Mass. Haddad, Ruth E. Worcester, Mass. Hurwitch, Dorice F. Shrewsbury, Mass. Jameson, Marie T. Worcester, Mass. Jerome, Kathryn A. Worcester, Mass. Kosciusko, Rita E. Grafton, Mass. Krakenberger, Cecile Worcester, Mass. Lampron, D. Elaine Spencer, Mass. Lavoie, Estelle Dudley, Mass. Manna, Angela D. Worcester, Mass. McClure, Barbara H. Upton, Mass. McDonald, Ina M. D. Worcester, Mass. Menchini. Mabel M. Worcester, Mass. Michelman. Shirley Worcester, Mass. Ii52'l McNamara, John W. Worcester, Mass. Nelson, Paul E. Worcester, Mass. Pappas, Daniel J. Webster, Mass. Paskevich, Cyprus J. Nashua, N. H. Paterson, W. D. Hubbardston, Mass. Peterson, George A., Jr Worcester, Mass. Radzik, Alexander, Jr Worcester, Mass. Sawyer, Theodore A. Worcester, Mass. Stevens, Allison P. Marlboro, Mass. Stone. Alton H. Gardner, Mass. Swasey, Paul E. Worcester, Mass. Milman, Shirley l. Worcester, Mass. Murphy, E. Jean Worcester, Mass. Pantos, Marguerita Spencer, Mass. Pileggi. J. Rose Worcester, Mass. Rice. Geraldine E. Worcester, Mass. Sampson, Elizabeth B Worcester, Mass. Sanford, Millicent J. Clinton, Mass. Smith. Marilyn E. Sutton, Mass. Stuebi. W. Louise Worcester, Mass. Sullivan, Barbara M. Worcester, Mass. Tait, Pauline M. Worcester, Mass. Tashjian, Helen E. W. Boylston, Mass. Tuttle, Jean W. Worcester, Mass. Varjabedian, Arpinc Worcester, Mass. Weiser, Mona Worcester, Mass. Zallen, Helen M. Worcester, Mass.

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I-Rl 10 Gamma. 2-Tlwrcc maids from Clark. 3-? 4'-History Minor. 5-Wcamen's Collcgc Activities. 6-Rear attack. 7-Dr. Van . 8--Baller up. 0-r Muscle . I0-On the Ball. l54I