Columbia University School of Nursing - Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1962 volume:

i 4k, ' BA . t 3fc n - t IT ■■■■■ ■ { i; )) , - qw rigj y. .  JiV . _.«., ■   9 £ - r Ow lEi ruiifp fi fl fr lT lT n l l Starch and Stripes Columbia University Faculty of Medicine Department of Nursing in the City of New York Florence L. Vanderbilt, B.S. DIRECTOR OF RESIDENCE DEDICATION We have been inspired by Miss Vanderbilt and her deep and sincere interest in us. She has more than ful- filled her duties as Director of Residence and Student Health. We shall always remember her smile at our successes, her pleas on our behalf, and her concern for our problems. With appreciation for her guidance, understanding, and unfailing spirit, we dedicate this Starch and Stripes of 1962 to Miss Vanderbilt. There will be time, there will be time To prepare a face to meet the faces that you meet; Meet . . . Indian summer that defies the calendar and itchy woolens . . . questioning eyes ... a kind soul to lend you clothes until your trunk arrives . . . personality differences in look-a-like Blues . . . Time ' s protective blindfold pulled away . . . tea parties, mixers, movies on alternate Friday evenings, and hello to the T. G. . . . all walk to the Cloisters? . . . the dictatorship of an alarm clock ... a tangle of equipment and hilarious misconceptions . . . the rustle of late-for-work in the tunnel . . . the Corner that liberally supplies every- thing from pizza to birthday cards . . . that first someone in the snacker . . . other students who seem so self-assured . . . museums and skating rinks . . . the Village and its treasures — book stores, art nooks, theatre . . . the Philharmonic before dinner at mid- night . . . the years of discovery. Faces in time . . . For walks by the river in late lovely autumn . . . for subway excursions to Queens by mistake ... to stop at the door at 2:03 ... to type until dawn the night before it ' s due . . . for three buzzes and anticipatory delight ... to behold the skyline in silhouette, as dusk fades into black ... to acknowledge the bolt of response to new people, new promises, hopes, and dream9 ... to meet friends with youthful ideals and sensitive spirits ... to watch medicine in motion and know you ' re an integral part. Officers of Instruction Medical and Surgical Nursing F A C u L T Y Maternity Nursing Nursing in Selected Long-term Illness E. Gill, B.S., M.A. Associate Dean of Nursing H. Deleuran B.S., M.A. M. Crawford B.S., M Jl. Not Pictured M. Cleveland B.S., M.A. H. Pettit B.S„ MA. D. Reilly B.S., M.A. B. Jones B.S., M.A. nrs L. Bosanko B.A., B.S. M. Gatchell B.S. J. Heinly B.S. D. Kolditz B.S, M.A. S. Law S. Maines L. Cunningham F. Mulvey E. Poslusny B.A..B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S., M.A. L I IB 3 PQ Not Pictured lJH I M. Windrow D. Hagner w ' J i • M B.S„M.A. B.S. T. MaxweU 9 W- B.S. M. Neubrand M. Johnson L. Betz B.S., M.A. A.B„ B.S. B.S. Not Pictured B. Derby B.S..M.S. G. Fregia B.S., M.S. J. Tease B.S., M.S., C.N.M. B. Kothe B.S..M.A. C. Cavero B.S.,M.S.,C.N.M. D. Wolcott B.S., M.A. L. Verdisco B.S. M. Haber B.S., M.A. N. Malicpaard B.S. Pediatric Nursing M. Peto B.S.,M.A. D. Farrcll B.S., M.A. L. Kent B.S.,M.S. C. Dawson A.B., M.A. Psychiatric Nursing E. Morgan B.S„M.A. G. Clawson B.S„M.A. K. Able B.S. Public Health Nursing Out-Patient Nursing M. Opalak B.S., M.A. Not Pictured C. Hamon B.S„M.A. M. Avallone B.S. Student Government Representatives O ©. n Executive Board. Sitting: Florence Yanderbilt, Faculty Representative ; Judith Claspy, First Vice President; Nancy Samuel, President; Kathleen Leahy, Second Vice President; and Helen Pettit, Faculty Representative. Standing: Carole Sleght, President Class of 1962; Faith Smith, President Class of 1964; Margaret Mabrey, Rep- resentative Class of 1964; Barbara Chambers, Secretary ; Judith Wertz, Representative Class of 1962; Pamela Gordon, Representative Class of 1964; Joyce Bittner, Faculty Representative and missing, Penelope Post, Treasurer. Class Officers of 1963 G. Gardiner, E. Reese, President; J. Wiest, J. Poeschel, J. Steadman. Judiciary Board Sitting: N. Dabbeekuh, K. Leahy, Chairman; T. Warren. Standing: K. Joplin, P. Reimer, L. Morgan. Class Officers of 1964 F. Smith, President; P. Valentine, A. Anderson, J. Lewis, and B. Frick. Residence Council Sitting: M. Ballard, J. Bryant, J. Lewis, L. Dickenson, S. Kelly, D. Geiser. Second Row: Miss Vanderbilt, A. Frills, J. Claspy, B. Goepfert, A. Weaver, M. Bixby, M. Mabrey, A. Phillips, C. Heckler, J. Nassar. Standing: A. Lindfors, N. Lawrence, J. Myers, J. Daly. Activities Council Sitting: J. Herron, P. Valentine, R. Griffiths, J. Smith, K. Norton. Second Row: J. Steadman, S. Crow, A. Lind- fors, Miss Bittner, Adviser; J. Chamberlain, V. Ireland, B. Chambers. And time yet for a hundred indecisions And for a hundred visions and revisions, Visions and revisions . . . A trimester of life at the Medical Center ... a new building rises with unending din — steel, sweat . . . neurosurgery advances to a new ninth floor . . . ex- panding careers for nurses in research . . . the patient ' s reaction to hospitalization . . . well-being . . . the total person ., . . the team approach . . . what are your own feelings? . . . the beauty of pure thought in a few free moments . . . reformed or amended, the nurse ' s personality . . . Ike beamed at some of us at the Waldorf . . . John F. Kennedy inaugurated; a New Frontier commenced in the face of world crisis . . . Glenn in space with the blessings of the nation upon him . . . the moving Sound of Music on Broadway . . . we read, we watched, we listened and discussed . . . now look forward with great expectations. 10 I Arch-rivals meet: Columbia vs. Cornell! Holiday for White Caps. ACTIVITIES Ike charmed Glee Club at fund-raising dinner at the Waldorf. i:l What do yon mean I ' m in Bard Hall And time for all the works and days of hands That lift and drop a question on your plate; Time for you and time for me, Front Row: R. Westervelt, J. Kivo- witz, A. Anderson, M. Perkins, E. Pratt, P. Crosby, G. Dodge, G. Smeaten, M. Goodfellow, L. Dick- enson, B. Ebert, L. Karabekian. Second Row: B. Satir, G. Brolin, J. Day, B. Brown, A. Homer, A. Phillips, P. Wood. E. Salter, S. Bonney, C. Hoffman. Third Row: G. Lauter, S. Greenberg, M.Turner, J. Saunders, A. Parshley, B. Timm, S. Anderson, V. Darby, M. Mans- field, L. Murray, B. Baker. Back Row: K. Gault, C. Tracy, B. Motzo, V. Hicks. M. Beach, K. Odde, J. Bradley, S, Young, J. Lewis, D. Merrill. Front Row: L. Wengo, D. Doehner, G. Williamson, G. Scott-Morton, C. Middleton, V. Noble, P. Clingan, J. Lewis, N. Newbury, L. Fuhr- mann, L. Randolph. Second Row: E. Warner, A. Weslerberg, S. Spencer, L. Kivowitz, L. Manes, N. Johnson, M. Kelly, K. Callaghan, S. Norwell, S. Murphy, D. Feintuck, M. Masterson, E. Loomis, W. Noble, B. Frick. Third Row: K. Haddock, L. Ryman, C. Weissman, J. Ward, S. Messner, L. Strayer, C. Weeks, N. Cavanagh, C. Beltrandi. M. Mayer, S. Brown, R. Helmich, F. Smith, S. Goodwin, E. Wiehe. Fourth Rote: A. Wagner, F. John- son, D. Penchansky, M. Kadel, L. Tedesco, J. Dwyer, B. Callahan, E. Kane, L. Treadway, R. Panebianio, C. Pederson, J. Johnson, C. Mat- toon. Back Row: S. Jennings, S. Linder, B. Myers, C. Crisci, C. Heckler. M. Lighty, S. Kelly, D. Zimmerman, L. Lovell, J. Daly, M. Grace, D. Cleveland. la r p o pr fics n a n $ f nj « ■ i V ' V V « r ; Front Row: D. Gulick. J. Scepka, C. Somelofski, S. McLaughlin, P. Gordon, N. Dabbeekuh, J. Turner, J. Searles, R. Mellitz, F. Rosen, C. White, M. Wenger. Second Row: J. Smith, A. Perry, N. Grady, L. Hendee, P. Petersson, L. Gurney, L. Symonds, E. Truslow, J. Miller, J. Becker, D. Raukin, N. Richter, A. Smith. Third Row: S. Chervenak, M. Mabrey, K. Tyner, W. Supovitz, M. Winkle, J. Burton. M. Keiller, L. Wenant, M. Kowles, A. Em- merberg, E. Leib, D. Brown, B. Ferguson. Back Row: M. Pierce. K. Sandal, P. Valentine, P. Reid, M. Nostrand, M. Myers, L. Pfarrer, B. Pfahl, M. Wurth, J. Gannor, P. Thome, A. Gibson. IS Front Row: M. Ballard, E. Kinley, L. Pelle, S. Sargant, N. Lanman, K. KJllinger, E. Hobson, S. Poole, V. Lawrance, C. Stimmel, J. Nas- sar. D. Dingwall, J. Wiest. Second Row: M. Eisner, C. Pagett, J. Her- ron. M. Cosgrove, B. Connor, L. Pape, M. Stafford, B. Reese, R. Johnson, G. Gardiner, B. Chamb- ers, G. Reid, C. Warren. Third Row: S. Weltner, J. Richardson, J. Barbour, J. Philips, J. Steadman, S. Maurer, V. Ireland, K. Klini- acek. J. Poeschel, S. Crow. Back Rotv: M. Tillman, P. Harrington, K. Vanderveer, P. Post, J. Spang- enberg, K. Norton, E. Flanders, K. Klimacek, M. Bixby. Ah, since I came into nursing . . . legs and feet dressed in black . . . first time alone from 5:00 to 6:00 . . . restock the O. R. . . . got off at 12:40 a.m. and they wouldn ' t let me in the snackbar . . . just dial 271 . . . the glorious first six months with every weekend off . . . little sisters borrowing nutrition hooks and losing sleep over biochem . . . what Bard Hall discloses at first glance . . . and second . . . and . . . psychological aspects . . . this surely is different from college . . . feel the knitted knot of almost knowledge one day pre-exam ... I can ' t; we haven ' t had that yet . . . five patients on precautions assigned to guess who . . . articulate medical terms like phenylpyruvic oligophrenia with fluency . . . face birth and death on a different plane. First Year brings dedication and stripes. Second Year celebrates with a Half-Way party. 19 George F. Crikelair, M.D. Honorary Class M ember Now meet the Crikelairs. Nine strong, in all sizes, they create a bright spot in our class. By popular vote, into each class conies an honorary member who is asked to become a part of the group. We chose a gem when we selected Dr. George Crikelair. Crikelairs ' talents range from being fun-type poets, jolly guests, and prolific class members to a sideline of plastic sur- gery. Dr. Crikelair has commented, It ' s amazing how much you and yours have gotten to know me and mine in such a short time. This states perfectly how we feel about him and his. We offer our thanks for his time and sincere interest in the Class of ' 62. Our adopted family. 20 Class Adviser Miss Eunice Messier came to the Medical Center in 1956, bringing with her a diversified background that ranged from designing missiles in New Jersey to studying Spanish in Mexico. Currently vying for her time are sports, cooking, and graduate courses at Columbia Teachers College. Miss Messler ' s nurs- ing ability and personal warmth are acknowledged by the Class of 1962. t Eunice C. Messier A.B., M.N. Third Year Class Officers i Carole Sleght, President; Pris- cilla Jenkins, Miss Messier, Ad- viser; Nancy Hartley, Ellen Davidson, Lynn Seagrave. 21 I J Nancy Marion Arthur n l Norma Alice Aldridge Virginia Lee Atwood Jo Ann Ayers Mary Hopkins Baton Gail Elizabeth Barrett Helen Marie Blackwood Barbara Ann Bencler Carol Mae Block Elizabeth Ann Boyd Bette Ann Brama Nancy Elizabeth Boyd 23 4 Dorrit Margaret Briggs Sharon Lee Breen Melva Irene Brown Judith Carol Bryant Joan Kathleen Chamberlain Carol Louise Caton 24 Virginia Helen Christiansen Grace Robinson Chapman Janet Alexander Christie Christina Cameron Clark Judith Louise Claspy Susan Elizabeth Clark 25 . I Ellen Sutphen Cramer Suzanne Corlett Anne Stuart Crowder Ellen Frances Davidson I Mathilde Germaine Demisay Margaret Burling Decker 26 K Gail Linburn Derzon Martba Lee Denious Joanne Michele DeVito Marie Diaczynsky ■ ' Janet Wallis Eastwood Judith Anne Diener 27 Anne Fairburn - t i Virginia Elaine Ehmann Susan Zieber Fencil Marilyn Lydia Firl Sally Ann Garrison Anne Louise Fritts 28 Mary Suzanne Gibson Donna Lynn Geiser Melinda Mary Alice Gillis Marian Griffiths T r • Susana Beaird Grueninger Ruth Morton Griffiths 29 Mary-Louise Harnischfeger Ingrid Lousie Gundersen Nancy Jane Hartley Marva Elaine Hasselblad Priscilla Jenkins Edith Gail Haupt 30 Julia Marie Johnson V Anne Winchester Joplin Judith Ann Kane « I Aleta Kinley Martha Christine Landes Mary Grace Kratz 31 Suzanne Evelyn Leib Kathleen Margaret Leahy Patricia Ann Lincoln Jean Marie Linder Elizabeth Guild Loeb Alice Lillian Lindfors 32 Nancy Houghton Lothrop Deborah Lescure Lyon Mary Jean Lyon Caroline Large McCoy Barbara Meyers McNagny Kathleen Hope McKinnon 33 Louise Marie Malarkey Jane Marie MaeKenzie Susan Strong Martin Carol Bannerman Molter Margaret Joan Ogle Jane Beverly Myers 34 v.- J Patricia Louise Peabodv Priscilla Parker Barbara Jean Pontz Nina Marie Prato V Mona Seiden Ravin Karen Gray Quinn 35 Jane Daphne Rilance Patricia Anne Reimer Lee Henry Rouse Barbara Jenny Rutz Nancy Fraser Samuel Catharine Elizabeth Sand 36 Judith Ann Schneider J Dorothy Anna Schneider Lynn Errett Seagrave Anne Sherman 5fe Carole Jane Sleght Josepha Maria Schretlen 37 Linda Allen Stapelton Sonya Solosko Susan Prince Starr Rebecca Mae Thurston Sharon Louise Toomey Diane Townsend Tiffany 38 Margaret Elisabeth Webber Diana Vietor Judith Ann Webster Ellin Weiner ' ( Judith Ann Wertz Karen Williams 39 Dorothy Delia Yost Sandra Elizabeth Woodward Morton Ellen Young Miss Cleary, yearbook adviser and Jane Myers, co-editor. Starch and Stripes 1962 YEARBOOK STAFF Front Row: Ellin Weiner, Barbara Beucler. Second Row: Judith Bryant, Joan Chamberlain, Catharine Sand, co- editor; Melinda Gillis, Melva Brown. Back Row: Kath- leen Gault, Sally Garrison. Dorothy Schneider, Aleta Kinley, Priscilla Jenkins, Nina Prato, Morton Young. O « ft 40 Karen Quinn and Linda Stapelton check the Sample Shop which raised money for the support of the yearbook. Do I dare Disturb the universe In a minute there is time For decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse In a minute there is time . . . To glance back over all those months — smiles, tears, and good experiences . . . to consider the progression from student to nurse . . . for feelings of professional inadequacy . . . for unbridled gaiety in senior s plendor at the Hotel Pierre . . . that hard-earned diploma at last in hand . . . caps and gowns by the thousands get- ting wet at the Columbia commencement . . . the coveted P.H. pin and the impli- cations of wearing it ... to know to whom to say thank you ... to set out armed with friends, knowledge, youth, stamina, forth- rightness for . . . marriage, a home and family . . . more formal education . . . travel . . . for any or all we are prepared and eager. HOTEL PIERRE ■■ ' ■ f ill T.T1 . HH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT Bachelor of Science degrees were conferred by President Grayson Kirk at the Cathdral of Saint John the Divine with the traditional academic pom- posity. Achievement, pride, and hope for the future are ours as college graduates. 44 I GRADUATION IN THE GARDEN None will forget this day. Families and friends of the Class of 1962 looked on and shared the thrill of ' ' Pomp and Circumstance, diplomas received, and faculty congratulations. Exuberant, but misty-eyed graduates wore their pins for the first time with best wishes from Miss Gill and Miss Pettit. - ' ■ ' if 11 45 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Ayers Mrs. William B. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. William C. Brama Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Breen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Christie Dr. and Mrs. Oreo H. Clark Mr. Irwin A. Diener Mrs. Michael Demisay Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eastwood Mr. and Mrs. John Fencil Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Firl Mrs. Lewis C. Fritts Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grueninger Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Gundersen Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Harnischfeger Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Hartley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haupt Mr. and Mrs. William Jenny Mr. and Mrs. Willis Johnson Mrs. Thomas Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Leib Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Loeb Mrs. Dorothy B. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Malarkey Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Ogle Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pontz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Samuel Mr. and Mrs. Helmith Schneider Mrs. Albert Seiden Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherman Mr. and Mrs. John N. Sleght Mr. and Mrs. Hezeheah P. Starr Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Webster Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Weiner Mrs. James Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Young CLASS OF 1962 NORMA A. ALDR1DGE Cooper Road R. D. 1 Dover, New Jersey Houghton NANCY M. ARTHUR Rock Creek and Waverly Road Gladwyne, Penna. Duke VIRGINIA L. ATWOOD West Chazy New York Houghton JO ANN AYERS 8751 Holly Hock Drive Cincinnati 31, Ohio Denison, B.A. GAIL E. BARRETT 1399 Maple Avenue Elmira, New York Elmira, A.A. MARY H. BATON 801 Black Rock Road Gladwyne, Penna. Mount Holyoke, B.A. BARBARA A. BEUCLER 16 Woodfield Lane Saddle River, N. J. Marywood and Fordham HELEN MARIE BLACKWOOD 813 Muir Terrace Scotch Plains, N. J. Miami CAROL MAE BLOCK 118 Spa View Avenue Annapolis, Maryland Pine Manor, Junior ELIZABETH A. BOYD 68 North Church Road Franklin, New Jersey Centenary, A.A. NANCY E. BOYD South Kent Connecticut Cedar Crest BETTE ANN BRAMA 3720 Avenue L Brooklyn 10, N. Y. Packer Collegiate Institute, A.A. SHARON L. BREEN 23 Briarcliff Road Tenafly, New Jersey Northwestern DORRIT M. BRIGGS 44 Sprague Road Scarsdale, N. Y. Centenary, A.A. MELVA IRENE BROWN West Winfield New York Kings, A.A. JUDITH C. BRYANT 4 Hillside Avenue Franklin, New Jersey Elizabethtown CAROL L. CATON 3432 North Hackett Avenue Milwaukee 11, Wisconsin Duke GRACE ROBINSON CHAPMAN 816 Lincoln Avenue Palmyra, New Jersey Kings, A.A. JOAN K. CHAMBERLAIN 73 Selvage Avenue West Englewood, N. J. Fairleigh Dickinson, A.A. VIRGINIA H. CHRISTIANSEN 80 Fuhrman Avenue Ramsey, New Jersey Denison JANET A. CHRISTIE 2 Webster Street Fort Plain, N. Y. Green Mountain, A.A. CHRISTINA C. CLARK 516 Third Street Brooklyn 15, N. Y. Vermont College, A.A. SUSAN E. CLARK 143 Whitford Avenue Nutlcy 10, New Jersey Tennessee JUDITH L. CLASPY P. O. Box 508 Bellaire, Ohio Alleghany SUZANNE CORLETT 845 Norman Lane Santa Barbara, Calif. Stevens and Northwestern, B.A. ELLEN S. CRAMER Sunrise Point Box 825 Hopatcong, New Jersey Mount Holyoke ANNE S. CHOWDER 604 Blick Drive Silver Spring, Maryland Wellesley, A.B. ELLEN F. DAVIDSON 14 East 92 Street New York, New York Regis MARGARET B. DECKER 135 Parkwood Road Fairfield, Conn. Wellesley, B.A. MATHILDE G. DEMISAY 54 Clocks Boulevard Amityville, New Yoork Hofstra, B.A. Middlebury, M.A. MARTHA L. DENIOUS 21 Sandford Road Fair Lawn, New Jersey Ohio Wesleyan GAIL UNBURN DERZON 1125 Park Avenue New York 28, New York Vassar, B.A. JOANNE M. DeVITO 1021 Norton Road Union, New Jersey Boston MARIE DIACZYNSKY 819 Oakland Avenue Burlington, New Jersey Juniata JUDITH A. DIENER 102 East Main Street Kutztown, Penna. Centenary, A.A. JANET W. EASTWOOD 114 Windsor Road Tenafly, New Jersey Centenary, A.A. VIRGINIA E. EHMANN 202 Lincoln Avenue Yonkers 4, New York Concordia Junior, A.A. ANNE FAIRBURN Cherry Lane Mendham, New Jersey Smith, B.A. SUSAN Z. FENCIL 350 Highland Avenue Upper Montclair, N. J. Green Mountain, A.A. MARILYN L. FIRL 76 Wintonbury Avenue Bloomfield, Conn. West Virginia Wesleyan ANNE L. FRITTS 118 West End Avenue Somerville, N. J. Elmira SALLY A. GARRISON 24 Farnsworth Avenue Bordentown, N. J. Goucher DONNA L. GEISER 9A Village Drive Union, New Jersey Douglass MARY S. GIBSON 850 29th Street Altoona, Penna. Juniata MELINDA M. A. GILLIS 54 Western Avenue Westfield, Mass. Bradford Junior, A, A. MARIAN GRIFFITHS c o R. B. Griffiths 5555 Netherlands Avenue New York 71, N. Y. Wooster RUTH M. GRIFFITHS c o R. B. Griffiths 5555 Netherlands Avenue New York 71, N. Y. Wooster, B.A. SUSANA B. GRUENINGER 23 Prospect Avenue Valhalla, New York Duke, B.A. INGRID L. GUNDERSEN 30 West 54 Street New York 19, N. Y. Missouri MARY-LOUISE HARNISCHFEGER 116 East Riverbank Beverly, New Jersey Green Mountain, A.A. NANCY J. HARTLEY 7 Dwight Street Wayne, New Jersey Houghton MARVA E. HASSELBLAD 470 West 25 Street New York 1, N. Y. Ottawa, B.A. EDITH GAIL HAUPT 54 Ely Place East Orange, N. J. Houghton PRISCILLA JENKINS 925 Twining Place Webster Groves 19, Mo. Blackburn, A.A. JULIA M. JOHNSON 3 Hillside Road Baltimore 10, Md. Sweet Briar ANNE W. JOPLIN 320 Woodland Road Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. Briarcliff, A.A. JULIE M. JORDAN 2284 Chatfield Drive Cleveland 6, Ohio Smith, B.A. JUDITH A. KANE 201 South Third Street Millville, N. J. Douglass ALETA KINLEY 116 Ashland Road Summit, New Jersey Skidmore MARY GRACE KRATZ 1270 Colebrook Road Lebanon, Penna. Wheaton, B.S. MARTHA CHRISTINE LANDES R. D. 2, Box 110 Sellersville, Penna. Kings, A.A. KATHLEEN M. LEAHY 121 Wall Street Elmira, New York Elmira, A.A. SUZANNE E. LEIB 365 Island Blvd. Sunbury, Penna. Susquehanna PATRICIA LINCOLN 4207 Balsam Drive McLean, Virginia Hiram, B.A. JEAN M. LINDER Cherry Hill Apartments Merchantville, N. J. Grove City ALICE L. LINDFORS 307 W. Hartsdale Avenue Hartsdale, N. Y. Augustana ELIZABETH G. LOEB 950 Park Avenue New York 28, N. Y. Smith, B.A. JOCELYN DOUGLASS LORD 15 Olcott Avenue Bernardsville, N. J. Wellesley. B.A. NANCY HOUGHTON LOTHROP Chittenden Road Rutland, Vermont Colby Junior DEBORAH L. LYON 126 Madison Avenue Magnolia, N. J. Virginia Intermont, A.A. MARY J. LYON 500 Edward Street Harrisburg, Penna. Colorado, B.A. CAROLINE L. McCOY 47 Lyncroft Road New Rochelle, N. Y. Mount Holyoke KATHLEEN H. McKINNON Tribes Hill, New York Elmira, A.A. JANE M. MacKENZIE 43 Modelane Rochester 18, N. Y. Smith, B.A. LOUISE M. MALARKEY 60 Allison Avenue Staten Island 6, N. Y. William Smith SUSAN STRONG MARTIN 14 Alexander Terrace Pittsfield, Mass. Boston, B.M. BARBARA MEYERS McNAGNY Rural Route 2 Columbia City, Indiana Indiana CAROL B. MOLTER 83 Terrace Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. Green Mountain, A.A. JANE B. MYERS 123 Weaver Road Lancaster, Penna. Susquehanna MARGARET JOAN OGLE Route 2 Sevierville, Tenn. Tennessee Wesleyan, B.S. PRISCILLA PARKER 2 Linbrook Road West Hartford 7, Conn. Colby Junior, A.A. PATRICIA L. PEABODY 120 East 81 Street New York, N. Y. Briarcliff, A.A. BARBARA J. PONTZ 526 North President Avenue Lancaster, Penna. Susquehanna NINA M. PRATO 137 Clinton Street Brooklyn 1, N. Y. Immaculata KAREN G. QUINN Graffenburg Road New Hartford, N. Y. Elmira, A.A. MONA SEIDEN RAVIN 115 Bailey Avenue Hillside 5, N. J. Douglass PATRICIA A. REIMER 1159 Central Avenue Beloit, Wisconsin Dubuque JANE D. RILANCE North Pease Road Woodbridge, Conn. Simmons JANE T. ROBERTS 116 Walnut Street Englewood, N. J. Wheaton, B.A. LEE H. ROUSE 209 Ridgewood Road Baltimore 10, Marvland Duke BARBARA JENNY RUTZ 30 Walsh Drive Dumont, New Jersey Green Mountain 48 PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROGER STUDIO Lines on pages 3, 9, 17, 41 from Collected Poems 1909-1935 by T. S. Eliot, copy- right, 1936, by Harcourt, Brace World, Inc. and reprinted with their permission. NANCY F. SAMUEL 25 Erie Street Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. Bradford Junior, A.A. CATHARINE E. SAND Star Route, Ridge Road Glens Falls, New York Russell Sage DOROTHY A. SCHNEIDER 521 Fairmont Avenue Westfield, N. J. Cedar Crest JUDITH ANN SCHNEIDER 28 West Oakwood Place Buffalo 14, N. Y. Buffalo, B.A. JOSEPHA M. SCHRETLEN 68 Vanderbilt Avenue Staten Island-4, N. Y. St. Josephs, B.A. LYNN ERRETT SEAGRAVE 431 Park Place, Apt. 1A Fort Lee, New Jersey Cottey — Hamline ANNE SHERMAN 18 Webster Avenue Glens Falls, N. Y. Green Mountain, A.A. CAROLE J. SLEGHT 12 Crestwood Road Port Washington, N. Y. Centenary, A.A. SONYA SOLOSKO Grant Street Salisbury Somerset County, Pa. Hood, B.A. LINDA A. STAPELTON 4 Ruxton Street Cranston 10, R. I. Centenary, A.A. SUSAN P. STARR 185 Main Street Spencer, Mass. Colby Junior, A.A. REBECCA M. THURSTON 78 East Main Street Cobleskill, N. Y. Houghton DIANE T. TIFFANY 1200 Daytona Avenue Holly Hill, Florida William Smith SHARON L. TOOMEY 281 Addison Place Paramus, N. T. Fairleigh Dickinson, A.A. DIANA VIETOR 880 Fifth Avenue New York 21, N. Y. Briarcliff, A.A. MARGARET E. WEBBER Christ Church Rectory Sag Harbor, N. Y. Wisconsin JUDITH A. WEBSTER 4 Swan Terrace Greenwich, Conn. Middlebury, B.A. ELLIN WEINER 2408 Avenue J Brooklyn 10, N. Y. Syracuse JUDITH A. WERTZ 430 Woodland Avenue -Akron 2, Ohio Ohio Wesleyan KAREN WILLIAMS 2206 Timlin Avenue Portsmouth, Ohio Smith, B.A. SANDRA E. WOODWARD 1389 Farmington Avenue West Hartford, Conn. Michigan DOROTHY D. YOST Box 444 Kevser, West Virginia Asbury, B.A. MORTON ELLEN - OUNG 8 Bancroft Place Fairlawn, N. J. Cazenovia Junior Produced b, s5 d M U5 £ ■ ■lv ' l-... ' .lJ ; ll. 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