College at Brockport - Saga Yearbook (Brockport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1946 volume:

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O fl p Q 5 Q- 111111111114 , f I 4 X X ' 1 . 7 2 la ,4 fy Z ' Aww, I Z 9 4 , wg 7 7 1 1 Z 2 g 4 Nj 1314, 7114 1, 1 wp 2 4 g N N4 2 -' 4 1 9 W 5 ,,- jg: w fmacwwq ,, N, X 4 1 W xx 4 E W' x fmfffmflg 4 7 4 4 -' 6 . pg 5 'X I 311111111114 X 1 ' 2 41 2 5 4- , 7 . ! 4l.4 X . 5 , f 5 L .... 1 , 4 , .. 5 1 Y C 4 2 if -, 1-'I W WW , if f 59 me E My ,W is feadecae Excellent rendition portrayed hy the leading lady reveal- ing her unfailing talents in guiding the thoughts and actions of others toward success. THE LITERARY SENIORS Outstanding performance in advisory capacity showing enthifsiasm, willingness, and cooperation. TIIE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 6 I Superla casting in a role requiring extensive knowledge in many fields, expenditure of time and energy, and unend- ing displays of patience. THE SAGA STAFF Magnificent performance maintaining a sitccessful four year run- revealing sportsmanship, generosity, and faithful- ness. Awarded our at-most appreciation and our continued loyalty. TPIE SENIOR CLASS v ' J' limi Fzzagfzczm 1. The Setting -- ll. The Cast .......... A. Senior Class -- B. Junior Class --. - C. Sophomore Class D. Freshman Class III, Directors - lV. Play -- V. Backstage -- VI. Underwriters - MHZ? JLLC4 Ll! LL LL 1947 N946 ' f Xi - Nj J '53 an . D 1 , X - - UW' naar W J, mm Zuma Our years here at Brockport State have meant a great deal to us. They represent a happiness which we will deeply regret to leave. From the moment we entered as wide-eyed freshmen in September, 1942 and were indoctrinated into college life through an Orientation Week, we were warmly welcomed by both faculty and students. We were very proud of our large class-the largest in the history of the college up to that time-and our exclusive group of men. Unfortunately the draft came along and blew most of them away before the year ended. We soon learned that Brockport was a place for work and lVliss Yale's unique art classes were a source of unusual enjoyment. The annual Christmas Ball gave us an opportunity to show our appreciation to all who had paved the way for our future success and happiness at Brockport. We returned the next fall full of ideas for our Sophomore year. Our first major task was to convey to the incoming class the 'fwantedu feeling which had been given to us as bewildered Fresh. Later in the year we shook our formals out of moth balls and attended the annual Student-Faculty Reception and banquet. Our year's cul- minating activity was a ublack face show entitled The Chocolate Barn, which was later included in the Spring Day assembly. As Juniors our class was divided by acceleration. VVe lost many old friends but we gained new ones from the sucteeding class. We were also faced with double education and cadeting, but we managed to accomplish both with only minor ail- ments. Our assembly presentation of an original fantasy called f'Little Red Riding Hood featured the voice of Mrs. McCro1y and a rendition of Little Black Sambo by Mr. Edmunds. Now at last we are Seniors, trying gallantly to uphold the long-established tradi- tions here at Brockport State. Our year began with a long-planned Fun Nite which endeavored to give old and new students and faculty a glimpse of the informal fun we have here. And now with our heads full of Senior assembly, exams, commence- ment, and teaching positions, we the class of 1946 bring our college years to a close. We will never forget the famous last words of many of our profs when we look back upon our college days. Do you get the point? will always bring back memories of Dr. Edwards, whereas 'fElucidate by Mr. Dedman, and Let us digress by Mr. Tuttle will vie in our memories with the vale of tears so often referred to by Dr. West. We have tried to live up to Brockport State Teachers' College and the feeling it inspires in us. In future years this sacred trust will be carried on by others, but we will try to carry the philosophy of Brockport with us wherever we go. 4 5,-. A lk - W W l-, J 10 ,figxfsgygiygy QQ! HM ,S U iwgfgfxgifif 5f'fgQ5'f5y?f5?' Wy fl? sf 55? Seam Offctew 5 6 EDNA RHODES ------ Premden E W d E R fice-P B B S A I S S 11 Jffvgyif fd SALLIE ATI-IERTON DOROTHY BENNETT Lackawanna, N. Y. Palmyra, N. Y. .0 'X fl .v f H I x ,If - ' 1 . T .ff ,N . 5 , . I ,M fp' f 5 .1 1 X. lx . V 1 M' f , , . f L A 43 if V Q fflx fl AS! fj 7 ,A ,fl , ffl lf lf!!! 17 -N ff f ,1 I 9 T 11 f J jf J 'J 5 Tffjfjffff f rf' f' f ..- 4 lf ff 'VV' !,,f'nLg J, , 14 Up fd '4l', vfy .ffy', df! YJ Wd f X! J .J ,K r.flffV fi375j if X jf 71 fnfyl ' 1 BETTY BERG GENE BERGQUIST Elba, N. Y. Iamestown, N. Y. BETTY BISSET DOROTHY B. BRECKON Scottsville, N. Y. Lewiston, N. Y. +7 ,Lag IRENE BROWN THELMA BURGER Clinton, N. Y. Hilton, N. Y. S... ELLA CAMP BETTY CHAPMAN Niagara Falls, N. Y. Albion, N. Y. FLORENCE CHAPMAN LOUISE CINQUINO Niagara Falls, N. Y. Batavia, N. Y. . I i ' N.. I ALMERINDA COLETTA BETTY COMES LeRoy, N. Y. Hornell, N. Y. YZ C Qfj!! If My nf-f'M.M.' ev' :Q ,VSV Wkfifli 5 fa, My Q THOMAS CORNISH PHYLLIS COSTICH J ,JH Rochester, N. Y. Brockport, N. Y. NGRMA CROZIER FRANCES DAY Rochester, N. Y. Geneva, N. Y. CAROL DEWITTE VIRGINIA DRAKE Rochester, N. Y. Brock rt, N. Y. ,rjgrngf I fddwfz. l A4mwU fafofff-CM z,f,9.a,df 4.046 WMZW JH ' ,ac-Q3 XX xg 5 Q ..,.4 N . W X 'Xxx N: X, A ' Q ' w YK I . 5 N . f V JUNE DUNCAN GRACE DUTTON .X , 3 lj Q CIM-clwille, N. Y. Romester, N. Y. X by I BETTY EVERSI-IED IAYNE FIGHTER Rochester, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. WWWMU WHWWP BETTY FISHBAUGH FANNY EISHBAUGH My VVaterport, N. Y. Waterport, N. Y. 3 CHARLOTTE GARELICK HELEN GERI-IARDT Rochester, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. IEANNE GRAVELLE - BLANCHE I-IANDY Spencerport, N. Y. Ransomville, N. Y. 16 I 11 , VIRGINIA I-IARMON VIRGINIA HEARTY Interlaken, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. ANITA HOVVARD MARTHA KELLER Bergen, N. Y. Bergen, N. Y. c W If fffyd I ywf' I A we fd! IWW W AW! W ' - ,sf ,. ff jwf-wwf. f I 'XX xl Z MARGARET KISI-ILAR MARGARET KURZROCK Churchville, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. 17 MARION LAMBERT FRANCES LATTA Rochester, N. Y. Gasport, N. Y. xx! SJ MARILYN LESTER BLANCI-IE C. MCGEE Brockport, N. Y. Niagara Falls, N. Y. ,114 LORRAINE METZINGER RITA NATALE Rochester, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. ,QQ-' I vdfv' fllff ff W' WTV Q5 fffQ,L.Mff 29W if HM km? PAUL PARNELL FLORENCE A. PILATO Churchville, N. Y. Buffalo, N. Y. Lak. x X.. RENEE POTVIN SUE PUGLIESE Honeoye Falls, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. E. -'xv MONICA RATH EDNA RHODES Henrietta, N. Y. Oakfield, N. Y. f WW Rochester N Y Ronhutu N X xj,w.6fJ . . 1 . U' ' i J BERYL ROBERTS ELINOR RUTENBERG JXWIKI ,, f ,ff J 75' GENEVIEVE SCHILLINGER RUTI-I SCI-IUCI-IART Scottsville, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. RUTH SCI-IULZE PATRICIA SCOTT Ransomville, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. 20 ESTELLE SILVERSTEIN DOROTI-IEA SLATER Rochester, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. ILA G. SMITH HELEN STUBBS Palmyra, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. ,Vey- J fwytty WWW ft? 'IERUNHILDE SLIMMER JOSEPI-IINE TRUPIANO Rochester, N. Y. Albion, N. Y. 21 Dev af' K 4 Fil-,E Jxjv-VJ 'Diff 1: Z-,MJ fr-exlls Ofc, LCE '3 'Q . vm Lu.QJ:Ld,, -:MTW L. . Y C,,f,,,,,, kzafb-Q -014- Duvall, Cm 'bi-t A lfpgle- To -Quill' Tb 3, HL- Q.. L. ' 'Qc-.-g,5:1 fan fl 11--V Ueio-4-.1 A :JoL.f,qf,x,sf:- --1 rf' T-f i sh bmw.-Q YW' Flfffi A' nf' 4 li x f ,.-L,e,A,'Q-p...7.,1- Janet I iflf fl Y + MARIAN TUCKER WINIFRED VANDERHOOF M- ULF-L 'S 1 Sheridan, N. Y. Clifton Springs, N. Y. have Sigue, A I ELIZABETH WARD BETTY WATSON Syfgcugq ROChSSfCl', NORMAN VVI-IITTAKER MARIORIE WILSON Youngstown, N. Y. Hampton Bays, N. Y. 22 IEAN VVOODFORD ANTHONY MICELI Marcellus, N. Y. East Rochester, N. Y. ROBERT SI-IEA JEREMIAI-I BLACK u ,, SYUICUSQ1 N. Y. Elmira, N. Y. .DJ Y, N . U sf-fx, ' , X X I JY' I-J Q7 I Wy 1 A f X' ' J' Q , Y' '54 f I X , ,, J 4, YN, 'rf YE' I jjgxuxfd E D -XXX M if MV' ,1 . VJ I J!! ww ' 1x - H' Y ' 1-X - lk -W X 1 I N X R v Zin 51-Blnzmuriam DIED IN SERVICE DONALD VVEDEL We remember a slight, blond boy, sitting in the lounge and laughing- everyhody's friend. We remember his special brand of sophisticated humor - typically Don , vve'd say. And we remember his lively participation in class discussions, at the end of which everyone would be more confused than ever , in his Words. Yes, We remember Don Wedel as he would want to be remembered-as a good kid, everybody's friend. xii LQXV' X ' Q55 LQ YQQ Q QS -Q M 9 Q ' g D U New 37C-iiex' ALL.ox1d John Env-1 ce John C,oh1LL .Lawveooo Eos-K-on Floracv Eosfron Geox-'Se Hansen Gneovrae. Foxr' Elugene. .Howovd S+oo.Xeq Pscxrr1'xr1SK1 Hcxc-req Lo Pine, WP Joseph. Lmffkexff W ' LxQU.J'l5 'M I Thomas mood My 1 my if W Houaoerd Peodrneq iff NJA ami:-La same-L M M, L.ouX5 Srva.-,-H1 l XM! Bob Znwurnev' 1' - anim 'Wckztoaq We began our Freshman year with the usual greenness and gawkiness but it wasn't long before we found our place in the college routine. In our wanderings, we became acquainted with the library as well as the lounge! VVe consumed mounds of doughnuts and cider at our l-lallowe'en party, took part in the Christmas vespers and caroling, and wound up the year with a Calendar assembly to show the upper- classmen that we really did work hard once in a while. Then we were Sophomores with a somewhat depleted membership due to acceleration and the draft board. Chasing bugs Conly those with six legs need applyl, cutting up frogs and sitting up till 3:00 in the morning writing inventories left our spirits undaunted. At the present we are classified as the Jolly juniors. Though few in number we have been able to hold our own with the sudden onpour of men. VV e were also greatly honored in having three of our class elected as officers of the Student-Faculty Association. After the heated election campaigns, we were busy preparing for our assembly which was given in November. Faced with the problems and tribulations of cadeting we hope to emerge tri- umphant. The coming year promises to be one of increased activity and responsi- bility, but in spite of this, we are looking forward to our Senior year at B. S. T. C. - S r -3 I iff If 9 3 f r rg 00 President - ViC8-P1'8SiL1G'17l' - Secretary N Trensurev' WMOWGW - ROBERT MASTERSON MARY JANE WELLERT - CIAZMIILLE CARDONE - - Lois I'IALES KLA- S Q of W W Row I-K. Boroody, A. Borronco, M. Bouer, M. Boyce Row 2-K. Brocey, M. Breitwieser, M. Brewer, H. Briggs Row 3-M. Bruinix, G. Buono, C. Cordone, C. Chose Row 4-E. Collins, M. Cotter, C. D'Arcodio, W. Gotling Row 5-L. Holes, P. Hottois, W. Hoy, B. lngrohom 'HQ' S0190 E' If Wav 6fi:51HQ,5 Dcmv T ' 'u iv ' ' eK '.f1a:f0!J C an-Q. Sf? -7' fp I-5759 ay' 5 u Af? ,ZH 101330 . V M2 'F C' A-ad 6397 1:04441 TD, Swv gl! .ieul CD9 28 ,KW M I M!!! J 1 bf ,W I WL fr 29 Row I-B. Jennejohn, J. Kohles, D. Lenz, P. Moody Row 2-J, Northrop, M. Ponzer, M. Poutler, E. Peck Row 3-J. Perkins, L. Root, N. Rosenberg, A. Sanderson Row 4-B. Schlogeter, E. Solomon, E. Swort, M. Tewksbury Row 5-M. Weilert, N. White, C. Wintermon, E. Wood 1 E x 5' wing We, the class of 1948, began our career at B. S. T. C. in September, 1944, as the largest class in the school. We started our Frosh activities with a bang. During Orientation Week, the upperclassmen endeavored to make us feel at home and the formal reception gave us an opportunity to become better acquainted with the faculty. Ours was also the honor of being the class to initiate the custom of the Frosh pub- lishing the Christmas issue of the Stylus. On April 12 All Thru the Night was presented in assembly by the Freshman Follies of 1945. Our Frosh year now is paSt history and our second year well-begun. Halloween rolled around in due course of time and we undertook the sponsoring of the all-college party in celebration of the night that the goblins, witches and spooks reign o'er the land. The week after Thanksgiving saw the second big class production, HG. 1. Love Ice . The theme of this program was one uppermost in many minds today- the return of the servicemen to their homes and families now that the war is happily over. With Mrs. Delsancey and Dr. Nlorgan to show us more of their friendly under- standing and guidance, we are looking forward to our two remaining years here at Brockport State. rv :aim it V X RSM WW rr mfr r W Sapdwww Gggeww President ----- ELEANOR MCNEILL Vice-President - - - SHIRLEY Moss Secretary - - BERNICE KNAUSS Treasurer - - DOROTHY PRIESTLX 81 S yii' owl ,ufw if ,if ,, ll!! f ,nib f ,. JJ ,,. of lgfdf fl! lflllymll 1 .,-1 W .fi if 5-fm if J ,h JAX, U ' Jlixxwl ffl Nil T, Xxx?-f K I Rl' ll X 8 l '41, M my igxx il -,J AJ WRX J ' f ii Xlx fifv '75 lvl Kll KVA .ll 'I U l A Fw' lf Nr P Row l-B, Bacon, B. Bates, H. Bopp, M. Broymer, J. Brickle, H. Brink f g-' A YJ i-,fl Row 2-M. Buckpift, D. Burghdurf, B. Burhons, D. Byer, S. Croft, E. Cline XQ1-ll ,-xiii if Row 3--M. Coxe, S. Crome, T. DeGraw, J. Deliberf, M. DeVoII, E. Fetterly J' N rl , Row 4-B. Flemming, M. Frome, H. Gorelick, L. Groce, D, Hall, J. Hill lx Q Row 5-B. Housel, J. Hurwitz, E. lde, C. Kenwcird, T. Knapp, B. Knouss ' 'Xl xy! Row 6-M. Lcudisi, C. Lc1VoIIey, M. Lercher, J. Lund, S. Mollis, J. McCormick 'Rf 1 Row 7-M. McKellar, E. McNeill -f' 5 , S ix ,QQ x are ' 4 iz: jx- ' In ' KJ N? .,. Wil? A m Xlll' .bi ii i AIX rjidfj Q ii fl ai? lf x in ,J if 13 QTL, 'jgwl l 0.0, Q Cuxlxi 1 5+ 79' i4xf':bu:- uni 33 Row l-C. Melito, R. Meyer, B. Michelson, C. Miiller, C. Moranz, S. Moss Row 2-D. Muhs, F. Natchuras, A. Neill, D. Northup, A. Posner, D. Priestley Row 3-M. Rice, E. Rignel, J. Rodwell, M. Ryder, R. Salvaggio, M. Schafer Row 4-N. Schaffer, B. Schwartz, M. Shafer, M. Shear, L. Shutt, D. Smith Row 5-M. Smith, L. Steftner, D. Straight, B. Termenf, M. Thayer, B. Timmens Row 6-N. Tripp, P. Trupiano, B. Verburg, S. Williamson, R. Zambufo, J. Zlofh Row 7-J. Zornow ?i- madman Widow Many memories have been recorded by us, the Freshmen, in just the short time we have been at B. S. T. C. Due to the friendliness of our Big Sisters , upperclass- men and faculty, we began to feel as though we belonged and were an important part of college life. After attending the Freshman-Sophomore luncheon, the school picnic with its hots , colces and ice Cream and the step-sing, we began to settle down to being a working instead of a playing' class. We had our first class meeting under the able supervision of Miss Schroeder and Dr. Lee. It was then decided that we have a get acquaintedn party for our class. For the first time in several years a highly successful formal Christmas dance called the Snowbal1', was planned and organized by us. We also followed the example of our successors and produced the Christmas issue of the Stylus . Al- though it was rather a difficult task, those who contributed had fun seeing it gradually take shape. Spring not only finds growth to the Campus flora but to the Freshman class as well. As we leave, we look forward to returning next fall as Sophomores. e 9 Ns 1 aa AJIKJ f ' VD Is.: I E ,,' , U, ,Q rn, 6 0 6 WM ,vi 2,114 f .ir , V1 wif-W ' 27 1 fy Wfx 7 Ublfdww President - - - JAINIES SORCE V iCC-P1'CSiliC1'll' - JANE PIARTLMAN Secretary - MARY KUNTZ Treasurer JOSEPH FELICE 35 S 4 Q fx -g . jbllsu. .,.'. Sf! - . X11 0 , Nglllullgri H Yvapbi ,Fr --H .fav 'Y,.l:-Exp ed EgJ,f.1bwiW .Jy . .ill ,M fqugXxW,..,. ,eq Ma 5 nil- Y Au22V,.d. .Qggj f' I if ff lr.. iff l R, rf Q A .M ' if -If JI-'a 'S bl' , ll fjl' 9 f fl' R .. Nr' 2 fi 7,,,f,fe.f W ,zz s -J sv 11 'K . lf f 'wif l l -xr ' 0 Z ll 4' if ,A .-NHS: 1 K Er l , ff- -, ,. W- ...Q wwf- 94' A59 4 .Xxx-,. ga Q .yr -s 9 lb Q ag A ffl. ff 5' ls 2' ,C S:- ' 'sv L NJ g .153 V - Xl A we' QQQQ kffxabfi K, X. 93. en, xx x . -ss x X QE , 'ieifqwgx i.2f:-X13 XX f . ' sg, ' Qi! -5,4 Tv--X 'E X V Pix' large, Q i J NF Cx fslfcf. 9 1-x X-f -1, x,,xR'J ll , F55 7' sl we A ,5i,..xl 9 lf. 1 m l Q .JI HQ .Blitz . 'Q ..f- X v lr kb, X4 fx.: 'Vnxtf 5 ,X A Row l--M. Ackles, V. Albanese, H. Aldinger, B. Allen, J. Andrews, L. Angeline -k ,y 1 ,Mr 'rf Q '-144' Row 2-B. Bayles, R. Beardsley, B. Belknap, C. Bell, A. Benvenuto, R. Bergevin XX. ' ' 1, Row 3-B. Bolger, A. Brown, E. Brown, B. Brundoge, M. Bruinix, G. Burgie is iV,-:3w-iff' --Q Row 4-B. Burlingame, M. Burse, M. Caine, l. Campbell, M. Cappellino, D. Casper P eqfff- Row 5-B. Cavanaugh, P. Chapman, A. Chirco, A. Clement, B. Cohen, R. Collins A 4 fi Nc-'ffl Row 6-D. Comstock, E. Cosleman, B. Cox, D. Dean, B. Decker, A. DeLuco D ' Row 7-W. Dennis, V. DeTar, R. Dlugosh, B. Donner, E. Driscoll, M. Dronkers FYR' A Qxv.h -71 X, , Un , 5' , a ll a P J '17 J' 'J' I l .4 . . L .I-, M' lv OJ! l :J if n ' X mf 1 PM i i ,J as fi. 5 . f . I. Row l--B. Duffy, A. Elliott, H. Embling, M. Emerling, J. Felice, E. Field Row 2-W. Filiaci, K. Flaherty, G. Ford, M. Ford, M. Frederick, E. Frenz Row 3-C. Galbraith, N. Gavel, S. Genet, J. Goodwin, S. Green, M. Guttenberg Row 4-M. Haclgett, P. Hall, S. Hall, J. Harrington, C. Harrison, J. Hartman Row 5-J. Hines,'R. Hines, S. Hinnau, M. Hollander, M. Hopkins, V. Howell Row 6-P. Hutzel, R. lngraham, I. irons, J. Jamieson, S. Jasek, H. Jordan Row 7-D. Kendall, E. Kerby, O. Kester, B. Kelman, M. Kuntz, R. Langdon ggglgtgfilw n 16, N15 - A -ia., -I I 'v 5, B ff 0 a i ,,I' ,-'i '17 lf f P , 4 , .1 C r V, J-jf- x :B , JJL ' rf., f J 1' 1 1 lilo 'Q I 4' 1' 11' i - I .J l J' i' . 1 ' i -' -f J if 'J . fp., MJ J.. Y U4 t .X V. f 4' 0, . 5' f' . ' .lv N , ' f QQ' lil . 5 ,Y , I, pf . ...ff l.,w - jk , lx Lf A I H414 Nj.. .yy 1 I I f.: Ji N! W lf! V , -ll QW F l l' l .XV b' N ffm lf '-Q! 'i v 1 ',g ,L Q1 S! . if . J ' R ' 4 jf UV i .fp .Aff ! gl if -df ll . fy' P '7 .lfffi wi f I , ri a V27-7 W V V J 1 . Uv . I5 5-, jul- lp :a.XlW1l'l J. A lxxx l Row l-P. Larigsdorf, E. Loudisi, E. Lay, R. Leach, J. Leggef, S. Lenfkoop Row 2-B. LeRoy, J, Lilly, S. Marquordt, J. Maunder, J. McCarthy, K. McDonald Row 3-A. McGrath, C. Meder, G. Meme, D. Metzger, L. Micoli, M. Miller Row 4-M. Miller, C. Monacell, J. Morthorst, J. Mosher, S. Mullo, A. Murray Row 5-H. Murray, W. Neal, W. Neill, A. Nichols, P. Overmeyer, P. Parke Row 6-G. Piedmont, L. Plyter, B. Pritchard, J. Privitera, W. Read, M. Reed Row l-N. Reske, L. Rockas, C. Roe, M. Rofella, R. Sands Row 2-J. Schlageter, C. Schoonerman, N. Sherwood, A. Sinclair, M. Smith Row 3-M. Solomon, J. Sorce, M. Stanford, J. Swigert, M. Taylert Row 4-M. Taylor, C. Trott, A. Uftrup, l. VanApeIdoorn, S. Villareale. Row 5--P. Waddell, K. Word, L. Weiland, B. Whitmore, J. Willis Row 64.l. Wilson, M. Wilson, M. Wilson, A. Witicop, J. Zorn ly .ll ll' Ls, 6,115 gf' I firifiivgfx .. -' . ' Milf lm 'Li A ' '. fl- l V' g 9-3.1',' F? ff- h Y. r ,Il X .. ,' -' A, , . ,- if . .-'Af' 3 ' Q 1 .W 3444... 75 ' 7- . .ZQWS F 'if' 'ff ' ff.L,! .J - 1 f-1'-1 .- fic ,' Y 0 --1 'Q' . f. I '-f. -'.. ri' 2-' 'J Sf -, , ,, 4. C, -, '-. ww Mae nwvofjjyvin Lf 11 ,yy A x '. . , .,-. V '--1 V .' 'J tl y lx' Q fx ,w 5: ,L 1 1 , - ,X R' 1' -I 7 ,sf , 1, X- . x , 1 Row I--L. Arnold, P. Barber, W. Beeke, H. Carges, J. Coapman, J. Comstock Row 2-J. Costigan, J. DePasquaIe, B. Eggert, S. Eggleston, R. Elvey, J. Fox Row 3-A. Freeman, D. Hamlin, A. Kapuza, R. Kishlar, P. Klafehn, D. Lockwood Row 4-R. Lux, S. Mouro, J. Maxson, J, McCarthy, C. Mildrum, T. Moore Row 5-T. Moriarty, R. Morningstar, H, Moshano, W. Potter, R. Preston, D. Roynor Row 6-J. Sculli, R. Snider, E. Stockwick, A. Troisi, G. Wakeman 3 S fa V.. .593 E Wi? JJ 'B S I t f.,f, , my fl X4. I! l f f ., wi f t 5. ,y iff? dy ' :- fx' J, auf !k'lW'1'!' gf jk 40 gh ,flu aff Jffwjjo 3.71- ..ff'X XX 555' if 'a 3 fy X 'g M WV F gif' sfjfiy 4 xk f -f ' 2' 5 f N - 'Cm s ' rv f I Q .I 5? .....-h I - , - QM E' fb ' if, I '4 .,. PRO? Xx H N ! J YT' M! ff Y ,KS 122 f, i :6 42 Our thanks to you, Dr. Tower, for your ever ready en- couragement ancl guidance. Your cheerful smile and a few kind words have helped to lift many a sinking heart. And we thank you for the help you have given us in making our College a better place. You have been a part of our college life that we shall not soon forget. 43 GEORGE ANSELM Ph. D. Lake Road Education ROBERT BRANDAUR M. S. Science ADELAIDE H. BAILEY Lake Road Secretary to President QLD RAYE CONRAD M. A. 23 N. Main St. Education JEAN BALL M. A. 23 N. Main St. H ealth, Physical Education N ROSAMOND F. COOK M. A. 52 College St. Lil7Tl'l1'iH11 FLOY DELANCE1' M.A. 79 N. Main St. English W. WAYNE DEDMAN M. A. 45 Holley St. Social Science BERNARD W. DRAKE M. A. 168 S. Main St. Director, Teacher ,Education ELAINE M. DELANCEY Ph. D. 79 N. Main St. English my I I-IELEN DRAKE M. A. 17 College St, Health, Physical Eclucatimv VVILLIAINI H. EDWARDS Ph. D. 230 Holley St. Social Science SIDNEY EASTKIAN M. A. 84 South Ave. Financial Secretary J. NICIIOLAS GALE Ph. D. 238 s, Main st. Spanish Envlish JAMES M. EDINIUNDS M. A. 260 Holley St. English PAULINE M. HAYNES M. A. 29 College St. Music CHARLES LEHMAN M. M. Music SARA T. JACKSON M. A. V 155 Utica St. Dean of Wo11ien, Sci MARY LEE MCCRORY M. A. 92 Kenyon St. Librarian .ARTHUR M. LEE Ph. D. 37 South St. Social Science 81108 ELEANOBE M. lVlONTALDO M. A., R. N. 52 College St. College Nurse GEORGE S. QUEEN Ph. D. ' 30 Kenyon St. Social Science WARREN M. MORGAN Ph. D. 16 Centennial Ave. English lVlARTIN ROGEIKS M. A. 191 Park Avenue Health, Physical Eoluca EDWIN NIHISER M. A. 28 Monroe Ave. lnclustrial Arts tiorz LEONORA M. SCHROEDER M. A. 24 Monroe Ave. H ealtli, Physical Education EMMET STOPI-IER Ph. D. 43 Brockway Place Mathematics ROBERT M. SKELTON M. A. .45 King su. Art DOROTI1Y SUTTER M. A. 29 College St. Education Emo M. STEEL L. les L., Ph. D. 44 West Ave. French, English l!..W ' QM! you ERNEST H. TUTTLE M. Ed. 75 Monroe Ave. H ealth, Physical Education ANTHONY J. WEST Ph. D. 46 Monroe Ave. Science THELMA E. VINAL M. A. 51 College St. Education RUTH L. DRAKE M. A. 17 Collerre St. Supervisor of Kinciergarte RUSSELL WALLIN M. S. 51 College St. Science 11 FRANK LANE M. A. 9 Monroe Ave. Supervisor of Seventh Grade BEATRICE INGALLS M. A. 39 Collefre St. Supervisor of Eighth Grade JOSEPHINE MANNIX M. A. 24 College St. Supervisor of Second Grade JEAN B. LANE B. E. 9 Monroe Ave. Supervisor of First Grade HAZEL S. RENCH M. A. 31 Collefro St. Supervisor of Fifth Grade MAR1oN R. Sonoma M. A. 19 State St. Supervisor of Third Grade NELLIE S'rARnE'r'r M. Ed. Roxbury Inn Supervisor of Sixth Grade Om VAN SLYKE M. A. 160 S. Main St. Su.pervisor of Fourth Grade Jia? LfLn1fLMuxfx.fuLLLlJg ' qw f W 4Q7 ' '4'f2.9n :J 9 1 1 W I 9, X XX -I' ,nl .... I A Ziiiiif' nf 'r '2211 4 W 5' 'V' X' ...c o. lsr-I ax NE' is i ll R' 'A xx N N m X i Seated-B. Handy, M. Panzer, B. Schlageter, E, Ide, B. Swart Standing-M. J. Bauer, E. Jennejahn, M, Delano, D. Muhs, Miss Mannix, Dr. Morgan, B. 5 U , M4 t 5 , , .. ' B gm1a E? I li , ,Q Tirnmens, Mrs. McCrory, M. Kishlar, T. Knapp, M. Kurzrock, G. Schil- Iinger, L. Cinquino Zcmfeazf- ' This year marks the beginning of a new type of organization here at Brockport, the Student-Faculty Association. Such a venture must be tried and tested to show its true Worth, but we believe that it will successfully accomplish its purpose-to give both students and faculty an active part in the organization of the college. A council, composed of three members elected from each class and from the faculty, is responsible for the important task of making a budget for the coming year. lt also serves as a central committee for handling aftairs which are the concern of the whole college. The officers of the Student-Faculty Association and the President of the College are ex- officio members of the Council. The success of the Student-Faculty Association and its Council is largely clue to the interest of both students and faculty in the cause of better gov- ernment for all. VVith their help, it will continue to serve faithfully the needs of B. S. T. C. President - BRUCE SCHLAGETER Vice-Presialent - - MARIANNE PANZER Recording Secretary - - BETTY SWART Corresponcling Secretary - ELEANOR IDE Treasurer - - - BLANCHE I'lANDY 54 . X NN 55 Zfam Swzem 1946 NORMA CROZIER FRANCES DAY CHARLOTTE GARELICIC BLANCHE 1'1ANDY RITA NATALE RENEE POTVIN RUTH SCHUCHART PATRICIA SCOTT DOROTHEA SLATER 1i1ELEN STUBBS BETTY WATSON JEAN WOODEORD 1947 1X 1ARILYN DELANO PRISCILLA I-IOTTOIS SHIRLEY MILLER ALBERTA MORRISON MILDRED ROBERTSON 1948 DOROTHY BURGHDURF, , BETTY 1-IOUSEL M' fx I CORALYN KENWARD 45 M! ,J J 1Xf1ARY LERCHER ,MJ 'My I, J!! SHIRLEY MOSS j ' .9 If DORIS MUHS 'fu Ni ARLENE NEILL 2 f ,f DAISY RANDALL HALL ,A MARCIA SCHAFER I X DOROTHY SMITH M01 My'-'1 f BARBARA VEREURC M WANELL WEBER IEANETTE ZLOTI-I L ,gf fif' First Row-P. Hotfois, S. Moss, J. McCarthy Second Row-D. Burghdurf, B. Housei, W. Weber, P. Scott, M. Schafer, D. Muhs J Zloth Third Row-R. Schuchcrf, H. Stubbs, A. Neill, C. Kenwcard, B. Verburg, D. Hall, C Gcrelrck l I f V Q Dm HM All would-be actors and actresses enjoy the drarnatics club, which gives them an opportunity to perform and improve their skill in this field. The presentation of Kiss and Tell in the fall also called for willing Workers back-stage, another skill which is emphasized in dramatics. The next pro- duction, to be given in March, will again give fellow-students and friends an opportunity to spend an enjoyable evening through the eHorts of the dramatics club. 1945 1946 TNTARGARET KURZROCK - - President - - LAWRENCE Roof lVlAXINE PAUTLER - - Vice-President - - - FRANCES DAY CAROL DEWITTE - - Secretary - - CAROL DEWITTE DORIS DEARLING - - - Treasurer - - - MARGARET KISHLAR 56 Xxlifd, C , , 57 Q The Forensics Society began its career this year by -inviting all members of the student body to a picnic at the home of its leader-Dr. Edwards, at which time many new students were brought into the organization. Throughout the year, many speakers on subjects of interest to all college students came before the group. Lively discussions followed on such topics as: Should Religion Be Taught in the Schools?g Should live Have Com- pulsory Military Training?g and Should B. S. T. C. lrlave Fraternities and Sororities? 1945 1946 HELEN GERHARDT - President - - FRANCES DAY CHARLES CHASE Vice-President CHASE HARRISON JUNE NORTHRCP TERESE KNAPP - MARGARET KURZROCK Recording Secretnry Secremry-Treasurer 1. R. C. Cluzirman LAWRENCE RooT JOYCE CooDwrN - ELLA CAMP ,CSA Seated-M. Boyce, M. Bruinix, J. McCarthy, M. A. Burse, D. Comstock, M. Solomon Second Row-J. Fichter, S. Lentkoop, M. Kurzrock, C. Chase, Dr. Edwards, H. Gerhardt, T. Knapp, J. Zornow, C. Garelick, C. DeWiti'e Third Row-W. Weber, R. Schuchart, B. Kelman, M. Hopkins, P. Scott, J. Hartman, Mr. Dedman, M. DeVoll, J. Perkins, E. lde, V. Hearty, P. Parnell, M. Panzer 'N- Q? Q.,,rJ f VD rw AQ , , iff! IB u 1 .N ,p 1 lvl ff J' .fi 244 .famfda This club meets every other Tuesday to study the problems of country life, especially in regard to teaching in a rural community. In October dele- gates were sent to the National Rural Youth Conference at Iackson's Mill, West Virginia. They brought back interesting reports about the activities carried on there and particularly those which were the concern of our own club. One meeting a month is devoted to social activities and the other to panel discussions and speakers. 1945 1946 GBNEVIEVE SOHILLLNGEP. - President - Gamavmvn SCHILLINGER BLANGI-us I-IANDY - - Vice-President - - BLANCHE HANDY DOROTHY EDWARDS - - Secretary - ROSE MARY LEACH SYLVIA ROTHFUS - - Treasurer - - RUTH I-IINBS Advisor--Miss Surnzn 58 59 S 1945 MARION TLICKER PRISCILLA I'lOTTOIS - BARBARA TIMMENS - CAROL DEWITTE - ELEANOR IDE - TERESE KNAPP - CHARLOTTE GARELICK NIARIANNE PANZER lVIAXINE PAUTLER CARoL DEW1TT1a - CHARLES CHASE GLORIA BUONO - Eolitor-iw C hief News Editors Feature Editor Men's Sports VVo111erz's Sports Orgarzizatiorzs Eclitor Camp Corresponclent - Columnists - - Cartooriist - Business Manager Circulation Manager 1946 BLANCI-IE C. MCCEE - TERESE KNAPP - - ELEANOR IDE BARBARA TIMMBNS - - JOE FELICE - CAROL DEWITTE CHARLOTTE GARELICK - - ELLA CAMP - LAURIE ROOT - LEO ROCKAS - CAROL DEWITTE SALLIE ATHERTON - JAYNE FIGHTER Faculty Adviser-DR. EMIVIET STOPHER f'. V jk Q! X 5 'Z i, A. i ' Front Row-S. Atherton, T. Knapp, E. Ide, P. Hottois, M. Tucker, C. DeWitte, C. Gorelick Second Row-D. Holl, G. Buono, M. Wilson, C. Melito, L. Shutt, J. Fichter, B. Housel, L Groce, R. Schuchort, M. Panzer, B. Timmens Third Row-P. Trupiono, A. Neill, B. Evershed, C, Chose, Dr. Sfopher, J. Northrop 5 .9 fri 53 Spam! The Special Chorus, one of the most outstanding groups in B. S. T. C., is made up of members of all four classes. Through the year the chorus gathers each week to sing songs by famous composers. In the Christmas season a candle-lighted vesper service is held for the enjoyment of fellow students and friends. The colorful Spring Recital, a recent innovation, is given in May. These two programs are memorable high-lights of the college years at Brockportf 60 I , 61 70omea '4 S and The VV. S. C., one of the most active clubs Cin more ways than onel, this year sponsored the student-faculty picnic in September. It featured games, songs, a hilarious relay between faculty and student men, and all the hot dogs we could eat. The club also promotes good sportsmanship and skill in volley ball, bowl- ing, basketball, badminton, and swimming by dividing into four teams- maroons, golds, greens, and blues-and staging contests between these various groups. The W. S. C. brin s this full rovram to a close with the annual icnic , , sz ,P D , P in Iune, at which they start making plans for the forthcoming year. President - CAROL DEWITTE Vice-President - - l'lELEN BRIGGS Secretary-Treasurer FANNY FISHBAUCI-I Front Row-D. Dean, G. Ford, R. Schuchart, K. Bracey, C. DeWitte, A. Sanderson, M. Bruinix Second Row-A. Barranco, A. Sinclair, S. Genet, A. Wittcop, H. Murray, J. Duncan, S. Marquardt Third Row-J. Lilly, S. Jasek, l. Campbell, E. Field, N. White, C. Monacell, J. Jameson, M. Smith, B. Driscoll, K. Flaherty, N. Gavel 121-vu..9 QC., ,6.u.W 'a'WivQtA. Q I l -it-G-C.-J. J-'- QA, .4,u..lv- .LJ- ff. Jana. iam. Xi-n. nwfflf ,Laine zz-vi Plum' U' me -L gif 5 'fa is .-. U x Rah, rah, mb! T-e-a-m, teamlln Green and gold came to life with dash and sparkle in the form of our peppy cheerleaders. ln their green skirts and trousers and gold sweaters, they added zip and bounce to our basketball games. Chosen by the physical education department from numerous candidates who tried out, these six, Marie Emerling, Betty I-lousel, Leo Rockas, Janet Zornow, Ierry Piedmont, and Joanne Wilson have proven their ability at all our games. gb 62 l XXX , f ,X X fry g 63 - ri? 5 JS r, li I Wawdlq Zaekezffali Coach - - Mn. lVIARTrN Roasns Captain - - ROBERT MASTERSON Manager ----- CHARLES CHASE THE SCHEDULE 1945-1946 Brockport ..... ........ 2 8 Alfred ....,.... -,, 80 Brockport --- 38 Cortland ,,.,..,. ,.,, 1 O5 Brockport --- 37 St. Bonaventure --- --- 53 Brockport ..... .--- 38 Oswego .......... ,,, 37 Brockport ..... --.- 37 Fredonia ...... .- --- 25 Brockport ..... --- 28 Cortland --- --- 68 Brockport ..... --- 46 Oswego --- --- 41 Brockport ..... --- 36 Alfred ......... -- 38 Brockport ..... ---. 47 Fredonia ......... -- 22 Brockport ..... --- 35 St. Bonaventure -- -- 70 Row l-H. Moshano, S. Mulla, R. Masterson-Captain, J, Sculli, J. Felice, R. Zimmer Row 2-K. McCambridge, R. lngraham, P. Barber, E. Stackwick, D. Lockwood, J. Cahill Row 3-C. Chase, G. Wakeman, T. Moore, A. Freeman, R. Preston, R. Wright, S. Eggleston A. Troisi, J. McCormick I Row 'I-M. Tucker, G. Dutton, C. Gorelick, C. DeWitte, R. Schuchart, H. Gerhordt Row 2-E. Rhodes, P. Scott, G. Schillinger, P. Kurzrock, B. Handy 4 .Q J- n -.A rbi X .1 , E E S - CPIARLOTTE GARELICK - EDNA RHODES BLANCHE HANDY MARIAN TUCKER HELEN GERHARDT Ru-ru SCHUCHART CAROL DEWIT'TE - GRACE DUTTON MARGARET KURZROCK Assistant Photography Editors - GENEVIEVE SCI-IILLINGER, PATRICIA Scorr Advisor --------- MR. EDMUNDS Editor - - Associate Editor - Literary Editor - - Assistant Literary Editor - Business Manager - - Assistant Business Manager - Art Editor ---- Assistant Art Editor - - Photography Editor ------ 64 5 ,W X gx 1 '1 '..N. ' 1 7 F, i..,....- 74' IW 9 X7 X! Q1 f K f XLKXQX f Ng XX XX N i rf wx A E -X V... 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