Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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ONE OF OUR BEST FRIENDS ...a man of learning. of understanding, of quiet dignity, and of gentle wit . . - A SCHOLAR AND A TEACHER . ..aman who touched his students with both his love for excellence and scholarship, and his own deep appreciation of the pages of the past. .. THE GENTLEMAN WHOM WE ALL KNEW as an in- spiration and a guide . . . a man who taught us to see the beauty, the pathos, and the laughter of poetry and e Dr. Joun E. WELLs, we, the class of 42. dedicate our bhook. T S e T i e - ... N Ay Epren a U 71N WELL ' t - DR. JOHN ED DR. DAVID D. LEIB DR. EDITH FORD SOLLEI - IN MEMORIANM IN MEMORY oF DR. LEms, whose spirit and friendliness all of us have felt. From the beginning he made us feel we belonged, that he was glad to have us here. We remember him coming into Fanning smiling, calling us by name . . . his talks at opening assembly . . - his white head at Christmas pageant . . . his battered hat, but most of all his eyes shining with human warmth. IN MEMORY OF Dgr. Eprrh SoLLERS, one of the kindest people we have ever known. Her great sympathy and understanding was felt by all. Our admiration for her as a teacher was profound, our respect for her as a person great. We can still recall her gentle ways . . - her pleasant smile . . . her great interest in young people . . . and her deep faith and hope 1n human nature. PRESIDENT KATHARINE BLUNT e A friendly smile and hearty greeting for everyone . . . A voice from a doorway wishing Merry Christmas to carolers the eve- ning before vacation . . . that well-known personality responsible for the careful planning which causes our college to tick . . . center of at'livily-smvnml floor Fanning . . . Tuesday morning Chapel talks . . . sincere interest in our intellectual growth. Smll-;'r!lmc that's done around he: l I and done ofteneven on Saturday night: I studying in the libe for papers, reports o sometimes just relaxing with a good book. CHAPEL BELLS pealing over the hill . . Clusters of girls mounting the steps befos the wide doors . . . Inside, quiet peac words for the mind, and time for qui thought. UKA.YI' to meet the most popular man on campus? We introduce Mr. Barry, bearer of the bag that brings our daily mail, the spice of life. He's tops with everybody. Tn cLassEes, well prepared for New lngland weather . . . Anything for the mail. Braving the 9 A.M. rush, emerging triumphant with bruised shins. battered books, and a LETTER! . .. The Bookshop, alluring mecca of everything from Hershey bars to the latest novels. S H SEYIOIR HIDE-OUT . . . memories of term papers. . . two-loomr . reserve books always out when you want them . . . new systei of L l stacksbaffling at first, now praised by all ... i el Study boothsgay colorsprivacyno temptation to whi-jer ' I - aL . . . collisions at swinging doors . . . gentle music of riveing, '! o workmen's singing and shouting to liven up the unbearable sil: ice B B of a library . . . A Periodical rooms in the basement . . . plaster falling from oy er- y head . . . walking under ladders against all superstitions for the 'I sake of intellectual curiosity . . . l -v I i- Praises sung unanimously for what is to bea larger. well- organized, roomy. comfortable, eflicient library for our college DR. MARY C. McKEE Chemistry DR. GEORGE S. AVERY Botany DR. GARABED K. DAUGHLIAN Physics L DR. FLORENCE M. WARNER Economics and Social Science DR. PAUL F. LAUBENSTEIN Religion DR. PAULINE H. DEDERER Zoology DR. EDWIN L. MINAR, JR. Classics DR. MARGARET S. CHANEY Home Economics DR. FRANK E. MORRIS Philosophy, Psychology, and Education 3 DR. HANNA HAFKESBRINK l German ' DR. JULIA BOWER Mathematics 13+ DOROTHY BETHURUM English yic. + LAWRENCE ERB Music DR. I BERT F. LOGAN ine Arts MISS kit TH STANWOOD Ph: i:al Education MISS CAROLA L. ERNST Romance Languages DR. HENRY W. LAWRENCE History and Government E. ALVERNA BURDICK GERARD E. JENSEN FLORENCE M. WARNEI W; BLEW IN with the hurricane. And with the wind memories of moonlight sings, caps and gowns., May baskets, and pageants scatter like blown leaves. Before us still, last days at the beach, generals. white figures on the arboretum steps, baccalaureate, our diploma in hand, for We are the Seniors of C.C. . INGEGERD ANDERSON JAKOBSBERGsGATAN 27, VASTERAS, SwEDEN sie, sports. Excellent writing ability from one a.m. to seven a.m. Philosophy major sure to surpass Sweden couldn't have sent us a hetter girl, Accomplished, sociable, humorous. Loves classical mu. Aristotle. MAJA ANDERSON 26 CoornGE STREET, Hartrorp, Conn. Hello, group . . . Maja's got a cold again . . . Stimulat- ing cough medicine . . . Washing sweaters in washing machines , . , Nursing School for Maja . . . One pair of curtains for two windows . . . That pleases me. 20 . o o JUDITH BARDOS Zr o Z ; eelfudye. Hervan Orro vt 27, Bupaprest, HUNGARY Hope we vin the wictory . . . whoozie . . . I. R. C. prexy ... How do vou like my hair this way? versatile linguist from Hungary and still is . . . globe trotter. . SHIRLEY AUSTIN NorwicH, VERMONT A clearheaded Vermonter . . . friendly . . . generous . .. with a flair for learning and a keen sense of duty . . . thorough, energetic, independent . . . animal lover . . . unruly curls . . . Gosh no! athletic . . . ten o'clock feasts. DOROTHY J. BARLOW Dot 75 BREWSTER Roap, ScARsDALE, N. Y, P.K. Kid . . . Lets open a window , , Major's in Yale'lc.. 8:0.5. . . Tennis . ., Elephant-like hop!!! According to Psychology . . . Loud pajamas , , Skippet . . . Sunbathing . . Perpetually enthusiastic + - But shes got a heart of gold, MARY LOUISE BATCHELDER Midge MaIN Stregr, WENHAM, Mass. Bang!! Crash!! Boom!! . . . enter Midge. Happy dis- position, Singing before breakfast. Contagious laugh. Mean golf swing. Rosie Mason's tonsils, I'ye finally made up my mind about him! Uncle Deanus. 22 E. ELIZABETH BENTLEY Betry STRAWBERRY HiLr, Dover, Mass, Effie the firechief!! Sounds like perfect fun! Daily air ' mails. Rus saysWait a minute . . . Streamlined legs. Baggy pajamas. Want to take a walk? Blustery Weather Lotion. Early breakfast addict. BARBARA BEACH Barry 204 WesT FRANKLIN AVENUE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Jim. Has anybody seen Beach? Niebuhr and I. A Mission in life. Potential beauty. Oh, my deah! Importance of Being Earnest. Deep discussions in high C . 23 ADRIENNE SANDRA BERBERTAN 19 BEecavonT STREET, WORCESTER, Mass, Vocalist for all our records . . exolic ., ., Guess what! I'm in love. ., AGAIN . .. medical interests , . gay and amusing . . . hrirlgt-, contrary to Culbertson . +ia finds sun delightful, beaches inviteful . , lively Spontaneous laughter, R EILEEN ANN BILODEAU Billie 32 Rosuix STREET, DORCHESTER, M Ass, I'm so bored - - special deliveries from Boston Ao another piecce of roast beef, please . . passion for praclivalily-fnt-etllcpoint : + - neatness to the point of obscurity, 24 s TI0 e N R e JULIET E. BISSINGER Judo 9302 PArk AVENUE, CINcINNATI, OHIO Mrs. B . . . convulsed at her own jokes . . . literary ability . . . Just fell flat on my face ... witty . .. unique voeabulary . . . commuter to New York . . . pass the salt . . . spittoon with roses. MARION BISBEE BBz JenkinTOWN, PA. Philadelphia viaConstitution and Patriot... Divide a pearl . .. Pink and blue streak . . . Lucille . .. Friday night's pie night . . . that poor tan sweater . . . com- munity hair dryer . . . Was on the wrong home row. 25 RUTH NAOMI BJIORHUS 106 VauxmaLs StrEET, NEW Lonbox, Cony, Blue car, the envy of all her friends . . . Scattered In-lnngings in el Wides eyes and oceasional drawl . e Nonchalant and generous . . Sure to come smiling through. MARY LOUISE BLACKMON Blackie 340 MarLBORO Roap, Brookryx, N, Y. Stinker , . good sport ahout everything, including those crutches . - - Rufus and German e T Rink IUs fairly obvious , , eating slowly . . . three years true to Yale . , Isn't that tasty? 26 e DORIS BOIES Debbie 113 CHURCH STREET. SEYMOUR, ConN. Pug nose and brown eyes . . . Boone says ... Absent- minded . . . Engrossed in magazine stories . . . Who? What? in middle of conversations . . . Another new dress . . . Who's going to wake me up tomorrow? CONSTANCE C. BLEECKER Connie 55 Mount Lesanox Brvp., Mount LEBANON, PA. Wit and Wisdom . . . Short stories . . . Inspiration filrikes at midnight . . . Oh! those eyes! . . . The Fight- ing Irish . . . I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter . . . That wind-blown look ... Good- night, little beat. 27 ELISABETH C. BOWDEN Bowdie Uncas Roap, Grevs Fawis, N. Y. My Day. Kansas Nebraska. Birds fly low. Lena, Big city week-ends. Its amazing. Its in the ' Sailing in the Loon. Noyels and needles, Some.- body bring me a coke, BARBARA SwipT BRENGLE GQBOMY,'! Hubpsox Housg, ARDSLEY-ON-HUDSON, N:7Y Arlistically creative , witly monologues . . ., Connie's Mommie . . . Wesln:yan Widow . . . flair for fashions - -+ Perfectionisy , authentic imitator . , strong- willed . . . gracious . . . tense . . . head rules heart . . . perky hair-ribbons . . - Vivacious 28 MARGARET E. BRISCO FfJMegQQ 18 East Lange Roap, Suorr Hives, N. J. Alias Clara . . . Symphony in plaids . . . Hoards wool I from Canada . .. I'm going to see my beau . .. Silver I patterns and recipes . . . Demon for bargains . . . I Bring me a goodie . .. That's for my Ta-rousseaun. LOIS ELINOR BRENNER Chub I 131 Sovtn PLeasant AvENUE, Ripcewoon, N. J. . Churbley-blurbley . . . Date bureau . . . bull ses- . sioner . . . Qu-i-e-t hourr! . . . Insomnia . . . Chiefl Justice . . . all-night crams . . . I know 1 flunked it! - .. Intense . . . Jitterbug . . . Principles . . . Burlesque drama-drama . . . Bass harmony . . . Serious . . . Self- panicker. 29 BETSY HUBBARD BROOKES PEBGEX,!? 1137 Suapy AVENUE, PrrrseurcH, Pa. Contagious giggle . . . After-dinner coffee . . : Lovely legs . . . What are vou girls talking about? . . 7 diet tomorrpw . . . Gloria Swanson profile . . . Tall tales . . . I have to do my lessons. BARBARA W. BURR Bobbie Winpsor AVENUE, Bricurwarters, L. 1., N. Y. Petite with booming bass . , . brown curly hair . . . Must feed my rats! . ., Gales Ferry and grandpa -.. Navy gal. .. thoughts of Hope-chests and wedding bells . , , neat . . . I'm so excited! 30 JANET C. CALVERT JGIL,, Beecu Serineg Farm, R.F.D., Yantic, Conn. Week-ends at Beech Spring, chaperon: Husband . . . Gadget girl . . . Group benefactor . .. Good-night, you nice people . . . Illegible serawl . . . Honor Court judge . . . Fresh-air fiend . . . Cornflakes for dinner. BARBARA ABBIE BUTLER Bobbie East Hampron, CONN. Thoughtfulness plus . . . Big blue eyes . . . Latest nursery school joke . . . He's 1-A in the Army . .. Always going to early breakfast . . . Letters to Jack ... Taking advantage of unlimited nights. JUSTINE MARGUERITE CLARK Jakie Woonsury, Conn. Outing Club fan . . . any Sport any season. Swings a dizzy polka. Enthusiastic and ambitious. When happy, packs a mean wallop. Oh those long hairs. subdued by crazy hats. SALLY B. CLARK 43 MAGNOLIA TERRACE, SPRINGFIELD, MAss. Roomie . . - . Goin down to the Y and that's enough. 32 -+ . friendly advice . . - steam-roller conversationalist, except at Seminar . . . Heap Big Chief Alumnae entertainer . . . The benefits of capitalism are . . . fur coat and slacks CHARLOTTE MARY CRANEY Charlie 181 WasmincToN STREET, NorwicH, ConN. Browning in candlelight. Super saleswoman of the Book- shop. Tiny handstiny feet. Profound sincerity. Passion for the genuine. Beats hard luck at its own game and comes up grinning. FRANCES VIVIAN CORNELL Frannie 230 East 50TtH StreeT, NEw York City, N. Y. Reserved yet animated . . . capableyet impulsive . . . smoothpoisedobviously from New York . . . 42 cards in one maila card salesman? . . . never a dull moment . . . O Libguess whatit busted again. 33 FLORENCE MILLER CROCKETT Flo 6 MENDL TERRACE, Montcraigr, N, J. A natural jitterbug with an eternally sunny disposition + -+ My favorite subjects are philosophy and men - - . story-book ideals of romantic atmosphere filled with moonlight and music . . . gestures a la ballet, MARY LEWIS CROWELL Crowell-de-rowell 20 MaNsFiELD TERRACE, MibbLETowN, Conx, Individualist , . - Apple woman . . . Idear ... Deter- mined . , Breezy manner . . . Sweater giFLER T Oh, have yoy heard . . 7 Proverbial pal . . . Weekly colds + - - Genial, wind-blown red head . . . Confidential tones . . . Enthusiasm plus. 34 SUZANNE MICHELINE DART Sudie 1803 JEFFERSON AVENUE, NEW ORLEANS, La. Vitamin pills . . . Keen mind . . . Sartorially speaking, I'm not at my best . . . Generosity . . . Enthusiasm . - . Sudden bursts of wit . . . Hair ribbons . . . He just isn't the man for me! MARY HOOKER DAOUST Hooker 2323 Stitvman Roap, CLEvELAxD HEIGHTS, OH10 Misty star sapphire. Amazingly original . .. Fads for Mademoiselle . . . Brains and buffoonery . . . Opalescent blue eyes. These legs run in the family. Fencing medals . . . Art Club president . . . It's pronounced Doel 35 ALICE VERNOR DAVIS A Grosse ILe, Mich. A mighty molecule with infinite patie nce, intellectual outlook. and an umlvrslanding nature - - . practicality plus and a head that rules the heart . . . Who'll make a fourth at bridge? EVELYN PROUTY DE PUY B D 2815 River Roap, Des Moinges, Towa A regal emerald. Wagner and golf . . . initials and earrings . . , It's all war hysteria . . . Teases in fun : - raves over rhumbas - . . idealistic and sincere. New York does some thing to me! ELINOR VAN DYKE EELLS 1653 NorTH ProspeEcT AVENUE, MILWAUKEE, Wis, The only Italian major . . . I don't mind being older . . . cocktails with Lanza . . . the corpse . . . naive . . . Nora-Belle . . . must go to basketball . . . Walter from Gibraltar. ANNE McGEE DRAKE MeGee 541 TrEmonT AVENUE, WESTFIELD, N. J. Slow, but steady . . . Gooey cupeakes from Homeport ... I'm going to be up all night . . . Sympathizer ... Mind of her own . . . Always brushing her teeth - .. Wonderful disposition . . . Any letters to mail? . .. Magnanimous. LEE EITINGON 320 WesT Enp AVENUE, NEw Yorxk, N. Y. Dark eyes . . . Striking . . . perfume . . . That I like . . . . Nietzsche thinks . . my sleep! , . . Five-day weeks Warmth, charm, and simplicity. Weakness for earrings and - - Traveling photographer - Nine o'clock? T must get - - - Suhtainly . VIVIAN CASTLE ESH ELMAN Diddy R. D. No. 5, LANCASTER, Pa. Indoor girl with animalphobia . . . Studies long after midnight; sleeps by day . . . Never reads for pleasure -+ - Only seventy.three days till vacation . . . loyal to Lancaster . . . hearty laughter, efficiency . . . appre- ciative and appreciated. 38 VESTA J. FIRESTONE 1091 EmmAa AVENUE, AKRON, OHIO Frequent all-request programs from station V-E-S-T-A ... collects books, records, and glass animals . . . favorite place, New York . . . feminine . . . cute smile . . . anything chocolate . . . fervent cat-lover . . . last minute, but never late. RUTH E. FIELDING 32 Sourn LEpyArD STREET, NEW Lonpon, Conn. Drama in the Hepburn style . . . Culbertson bridge. freckles, and independence . . . Songbird and socialite . . . She shall have music wherever she goes. MARY ELIZABETH FRANKLIN Pete? 510 Linpex Prace, Cra NFORD, N, J. Head on her shoulders and bells on her toes . , . What'll I say in my wire? . . . Dean's List . . . Clever concoctions . . . Innumerable nieces and nephews Vacillating heart. ALICE VIRGINIA FREY Peter 4217 Nowrth Lakg Drive, MiLwaukee, Wis. Nordie beauty . . . contagious laugh-no anti-toxin + + + Eternal Princeton Triangle . . . preoccupied . . . pains, pills and doctor's bills . . . crossword puzzles . . . backstage with Iphigenia . . . Nassay Nostalgia . Light and Rest Athlete . . . worried worker. 40 MARGARET E. GIEG Z Z Maurie Pine Roan, RosemonT, PA. Golden blonde with royal blue accents . . . Coffee at three A.M. . . . Pigtails and paint pots . . . Canned lemon juice . . . Seeret Love . .. Scheduled work . . . And still no letter from Mother. EDNA LOUISE FUCHS Fooszie 347 Norta FuLton AVENUE, MounT VERNON, N. Y. It's a wonderful world . . . ski-jump nose . . . Fort Jackson . . . Homeport instead of cheese souflle . . . puns . . . Billie Holiday recordings . . . Who'll be a fourth? . . . cute little chatterbox . . . Press Board. CAROLYN GOELITZ Bebe 525 Norru East AVENUE, OQak PARK, TLL. Profusion and confusion of dates . . Pink cheeks Sparkling eyes . . . Stagline stunner . cares . . . Week-ends in New Haven + + . Delightfully demure . . . - - No worldly -+ - I'm so mad EVA GOTTSCHALCK 215 Aubuson AvENUE, NEw York, N. Y. Slow smile. Cooperation. Serenity. Quiet friendship, unassuming and sincere, Expressive eyes that mirror profound intelleet and a real philosophy of life. 42 . REBECCA INEZ GREEN 18 BURLEIGH STREET, WATERVILLE, MAINE Affable, linguistic, unpretentious . . . headed for heaven with her harp . . . Ah, la podsie francaise! . .. constantly sparkling . . . bids club convention . . . Fore, What a drive! . . . lofty dignity . . . gracious loveliness . . . that northern drawlMaine? ELISABETH B. GRAHAM Graham 243 NeLsox Roap, Scarspare, N. Y. Messages, messages, messages . . . 1 mean ... Cant you see my problem? . . . Just going out for dinner . . . Studying in Bill Hall . . . Life in the Nursery School . . . Emphaticbut definitely . .. Really, Red . .. 43 DOROTHY ANN GR EENE Dotry 250 QUEEN STREET, Brisror, Coxn, Gosh, honestly, gee whiz . + S Have you done your best today? , S.'.'m'-opatml blues . . . Miss Greene, Mr. Greene . B Morning classes at 8:07 TR A voice of gladness, Ih-aling sympathy Window-sill botanist CRE BARBARA ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Bethy EAsT Gra NBY, CONnN. Delight ful inconsislem'y Oh, those early break- fasts . . . Iys outside New Haven, and forever . . - but subtle activities -+ . Humor always - . . Extra-curricular -+ + those uniforms! ... Letter a day ... Now what's our buzzer white for? A4 SARAH P. GUIOU Goo 516 S. 52xp STREET, OMaAHA. NEB. Go-0-0od letter! . . . Confusion with unacademic D7s . .. Languid charm, Je ne sais quois . . . Let's have a party ... Scotch lace . . . Gooey Gooey Gonga- Pan-American girl . . . But, What'll I do now? ... Bloodhounds! JANE B. GUINEY Y s e 33 WestrFiELD Roap, WesT HarTFORD, CONN. Human time-piece . . . We'll meet again. At mid- night: My gosh, it's almost morning! . . . Ele- phantine memory . . . Torn between two loves . . . Lady of Languages . . . A kind heart and a willing hand. 45 VIRGINIA JOAN HADLEY Ginny 76 N. WoobpLAND STREET, ENcLEwWooD, N, J. Tea For Two and Teddy. Bright sayings from nursery school. I must get up for early breakfast. Coffee at8:30. I should study, but, in a complete daze. JANE A. HALL 33 Morse Avexe E, GroToN, Conn, -UUIOJS - - . Reader and writer . . . Spurts of intellectual curiosity . . . Haijr-do quandaries . . . Dogmatic . . . hver-present male . , . Let's go listen to records - - - Abstract look ., . . You've got to have stamina. 46 RUTH LEALE HANKINS 922525 SHAKER BOULEVARD, SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO Fashion plate. What's at the movies? Rhumba lessons in the hall. I question that statement. Shalimar. Good gosh! Another box of Fanny May! Spontaneous chuckle. I dont get it! MARGARET JEAN HALL Jean 530 Upper MounTAIN AVE., UPPER MONTCLAIR, NSTE On your feet, group . . . Glenn Miller's Moonlight Cocktail . . . The Meadowbrook Maniac . . . You're nice, in spite of what they say . .. baked apples . . . Pepsodent Smile . . . and oh, that Hair! 47 SYLVIA ALDEN HANSLING 993-1'195 65 SHERMAN STREET, HarTrorp, Conn. A whirlwind riding Omar. Smashes with a ping-pong paddle. Waiting for a letter from New Haven. Always day-dreaming, vet the tailored type. Theme song: From one love to another., ELEANOR MARTHA HARRIS BEsT Vigw, QUAKER HiLL, Conn. One of few words, w ith sincerity in each . . . Lovely smile and matching disposition . . . Beautiful knitting + + Hyacinthine haijr . . - Delightful combination of grace and efficiency. 48 SELMA HART Sally ELIZABETH MARY HARVEY RBeth 34 Broap STREET, STONINGTON, CONN. Smallbut, oh my! . . . Penny's pal . . . Off-stage noises . . . Power behind commuters teas . . . How're you? . . . History in the making . . . Blushing . . . Going places with Karen. 205 Fery Streer, WEST HARTFORD, CONN. Seven-date week . . . reticent in speech only my skirt is too tightDash the dash-hound . . . affinity for Jimmysgreen pills and baby nutrients . . . D.D.S.w. 49 HELEN EMMA HINGSBURG Boots 5810 Cowen PLAcE, SEATTLE, WasH, So-oblonde . . . I have to put my hair up phone call . . . Objee . . , yellow paper jaunts from coast to coast A + .+ .+ daily .+ -+ . quick -+ - affinity for blue and ... Bubbles . .. smooth brown legs. IRENE CATHERINE HOLMES erpeggo,!! 200 E. BerTtsch STREET, LANsrorbp, Pa. Punchy . . , I've and pretzels. I have to motion. T want him tall, ing for the dentist, g0t my pink robe on! Candy bars go to Peter . . Perpetual blond, and anemic, Dress- FRANCES MAY HOMER Franny RipErRwoOD, MARYLAND Backbone of Athletic Association . . . Jack-of-all- trades . . . Information Please . .. Paquita . . . efficient .. . Sonja Henie of C.C. . . . Human alarm-clock . . . dependable . . . Bullfight enthusiast . . . enviable independence. KATHERINE HOLOHAN Kathy PrincEToN Roap, PLainsBoro, N. J. Demure . . . Princeton . . . modern dance . . . Irish eves are smiling . . . late dates . . . anyone going to mail letters? . . . if anvone calls, I'll be at a meeting .. . a business manager. 51 BARBARA K. HOUSE 10 LAKEVIEW STREET, EAsT Hampron, Conn, Group mailman . ., . Minar troubles .+ . Stick-to-it- but no stooge . . . How do vou iveness . . . Brains know when you're in love? . singing . . . Navy girl . . . Goo + + Depth . . , Off-key d sense, well expressed. LENORE TINGLE HOWARD Lenni 168 WhitEHATT, BouLEVARD, GArDEN O e b o Wheres Lenn;j this week? True Sadie Hawkins. From Hanover to Cambridge to U. 8. S. Dallas. The thing ofitis . . Thick steaks, Tremendous shoulder-strap bags. Fast ang furious writing. 52 e L ERR N R e B R AGNES E. HUNT Aggie 8120 EAsT JEFFERSON AVENUE, DETROIT, MICH. Loud guffaw . .. Definite opinions . . . Hi, bags . . . Deep discussions on Government . . . ENobull? ek Will.power and man-power . . . Three Cheers for Pooh . . . Private life is private. CONSTANCE F. HUGHES Connie 14 BARTLETT STREET, PORTLAND, CONN. Constance-y . . . A friend indeed . . . Bird-walks and music recitals . . . A hint of the imp . . . Big brown eyes . . . Breathless announcements at lunch . . . Quiet purposefulness. FRANCES WELLS HUTCHISON Fran 72 CHRISTOPHER STREET, MonTcLAIR, N. J. l had a wun-nerful time . . . Apple cheeks . , . No dust in her mailbox . . . Rocking exercises . . . Isnt my ring pretty? . . . Common sense . . . Thursday slacks . . . Needlepoint and Knitting. FRANCES HYDE Franny 224 Man STREET, MancuesTER, CONN. Thats the pay-off . . . good-natured . . . 'T ate well today . ., Miss Dilly says . . . badminton . . . No, we're just good friends . . . Did the Inn-man bring my milk? . . intense and eager'. .. 54 SHIRLEY JAEGER Jigger MapPLE AVE., WESTPORT, CONN, An independent, outspoken madecap with a quick temper, a sense of humor, and the ability to forgive and forget . . . The Jolly Good Fellows Club . . . I feel just like a beer. JOAN JACOBSON GOJQCG'H 146 CEnTRAL Park WEsT, NEW York Crry Dartmouth born and Dartmouth bred . . . week-ends in New York . . . I'm off to rehearsal . . . Seminar tonight . . . What about competitive play? . .. I can recommend a good lawyer . . . cosmopolite. 55 JANET CAMPBELL KANE Sugar 326 Norta QUAKER LANE, WEST HARTFORD, CONN, Molasses in January . . . belated breakfasts -+ - aesthetic aspirations . . . goofy grimaces . - . . bathtub harmony . . . gullible . audience . . . all the world's a stage dilemma . . . C,H,0,,. .+ . naive .. lovable - - appreciative - . . week-Ken DORIS M. KASKE 11 CurLer STREET, Groron, Conn. Charming naivete ., . , dimpled eyes . . . velvet-gloved firmness . . . Interests in the South, Mathematics, and Sis . . . deep convictions ably supported. ELIZABETH KETCHAM 2 Ketch 536 CoLEMAN Prace, WesTFIELD, N. J. Bright nail polish . . . Passion for red . . . Circus tent and overalls . . . Flannel nightgowns ... I'm going to have hysteries . . . Ah'm serious . .. Well, as for Westfield . . . Card shark . . . Oh them eyes . .. MARGARET JANE KEAGY Keagy 308 WARREN AVENUE, CINCINNATI, OHIO Blue-eyed dynamo . . . Let's take a nap, Perk-you can do Seminar tonight . . . Whoop's. I'm reluctant ... A voice that needs no public address system . . . Organizer extraordinaire . . . I love conferences . . . Correspondents galore. 57 ELEANOR RUTH KING Ellie 942 Tower Roap, WINNETKA, 11, Calm, unruffled serenity with a blend of the artistic and the courage of her own convictions . , , quiet patience and infallible judgement . . . still waters run deep. PATRICIA ANN KING Pat 942 Towgr Roap, WiNNETKA, TLL, Smoke-filled room at midnight . ., . high tension and literary effusions . . . those natural curls we envy . .. critical and intellectual viewpoint tinged with original Wit . . . It sounds fascinating. . . 58 ADELAIDE IRENE KNASIN Addie 303 14 WasHiNgTON STREET, NorRwIcH, CONN. Little woman in big business. Realism in thought. action, speech. Responsibility unlimited. Quietude. Genuine laughter, an infinite capacity to understand, and once in a while, a blush. DOROTHY KITCHELL Dory 1236 MAPLE AVENUE, EvansTon, TLL. Bathtub concerts and gestures theatrical . . . perfect poise and sophistication tempered by bubbling en- thusiasm, generosity, and sympathy . . . lounge lizard par excellence . . . knits for love's sake and her teddy bear. 59 VIRGINIA KRAMER Ginny 406 CrLirToN AVENUE, NEwARk, N, J. I'min a tizzy! . . . Quizzical eyes . . . Conversational hands and an interest in a submarine . . . Ginny, and spice, and everything nice . . . When Marge and 1 were at Fpxes . . . The poise that refreshes . . . She blushes. MARY ANNE KWIS Mares 2935 Earox Roap, Suaker Heicrrs, Omio Midnight philosopher . . . Speed on heavy heels . . . Bills, Bills, Bilis . . . Three cheers for Pooh . .. Home- port cohort . . . Alarm clock resistance . . . How about bridge? . . . Big heart in a little gal. 60 HELEN LOUISE LEDERER Spunkie 5001 EmBLA AVENUE, BALTIMORE, MD. That's a typically New England attitude . . . sings in monotone . . . versatile athlete . . . Hi ya machnia ... Just a Baltimore Belle . . . infectious giggle . . . the NEWS WILL come out . .. Oh, those eyes! JANET E. LA BAR s Tan? 949 BELLEMONTE AVENUE, HAWLEY, Pa. Thursday the 30th Anybody got a plot22 - Sense of humor, always on the uptake . .. those Holly- wood lashes . . . that candid camera spontaneity and imagination plus . . . He's just darling. 61 JEANNE LEFEVRE Fevre 1089 ArpsLEy Roap, SCHENECTADY, Ny Think I'll take a little nap . . . Shampoos before breakfast . . . Nobody tells me anything . , A finger injeverything . . , Friendly arguments . . . My group's 0 mean to me, MARY ANNA LEMON Lem 75 Loring AVENUE, Provibence, R. 1. A good apple punning prohibited . . . meetin, meetin + + + aspirin, please, for originator of sign-out! . . jingle- writer s L i how a secret . . . inveterate night owl busy on a speech . ., kind word daily . . . fore! 62 MARJORIE PUTNAM LINDER 79P11f1y17 234 BArD AVENUE, STATEN Istanp, N. Y. Infectious humor . . . sympathetic and broad-minded .. . filibuster in the Bull-session . . . Coke-addict . . . strong likes and dislikes . . . moods . . . sentimental ... Worry-Bird . . . analytical . . . finicky appetite . . . restless energy . . . Arm-chair Philosopher. BETTY MARIE LETSCH Snooks Towers Horer, Brookryn, N. Y. Really blonde . . . brains to boot . . . twinkles in pastels Columbia's the gem of her ocean . . . Spontaneity, Ef sympathy, and science . . . Iridescent pearl. But Ly Culbertson says no, Rusty! 63 DOROTHY LOIS LINEHAN Loie 230 MippLEseX Roap, CHEsTNUT Hirr, Mass. Ralph's been drafted! Frank and generous chatters. Born for Boston. Dark, dramatic, determined. . shoes. This is my good day. I've just changed my major again. Dickeys and tiny VIRGINIA LITTLE Ginnie 1144 Prosprcr AVENUE, HarTrORD, CONN. Effervescent . ., . five-day boarder . . . sharkskin and shinguards ., . generous . . . Eli elite . . . Service League boots . . . thoughtful . . . alphabetically sys- tematic . . . suspended climaxes . - . social-light . . . Post Office prodigy . . , dependable . . . happiness insured, 64 !!Ppgg?;,, ScuuyLer Housg, Fr. HiLL VILLAGE, ScarspaLE, N.Y. Mad about science and doctors. Conservative. What- ever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Eats like a rabbit. We live in the tower. Absent-minded professor. RILLA CANFIELD LOOMIS 1311 EasT MAIN STREET, RAVENNA, OHIO Scintillating ruby. Colorful with a happy disposition .. . All-night paint sessions . . . Power of concentration ... Enthusiastic and friendly. Ravenna has eleven traffic lights. Passion for posies . . . From house- parties to hope chest. 65 BARBARA'HEATH MacPHERSON Sandy 727 SoutH MONROE AVENUE, GREEN Bay, Wis. Philosophy over a coffee-cup . . . gracious . . , sensitive . . . rationalizer . . . absent-minded . . . unbalanced checkbook . . . dramatic eyebrows . . . extended week-ends . . . poised and cosmopolitan . . . music and moods . .. Navy Blues. THYRZA MAGNUS 153 McKinLey AVENUE, NEw Havex, Conx. Preoccupied . . . What is your philosophy of life? - - . The Mysterious Stranger . . . Live and let live that's my motto , , , Sarong and dungarces . . Living room ballet . . , Inhuman intensity re humanity -+ . Life can be beautiful! 66 Ginny 1051 LAKELAND AVENUE, LAKEW0OD, OHI0 A bunny-nosed, curly-top with an infectious giggle and a love of fun . . . gleeful anticipation tempered by serious moods . . . an enviable ability to concentrate .. Red is my favorite color. PEARL JESSIE MALLOVE Petch 171 Prant StrEET. NEw Loxzpox, ConN. That's a Freudian slip! Max Lerner's correspondent. Stimulating enthusiasm, political liveliness, charming yes, even after she smiled! Unlimited generosity. The ever-ready blush. Classical record collection supreme. 67 SYLVIA MARY MARTIN 26 FroNT STREET, Bincuamron, N. Y. Independent maturity mixed with girlish enthusiasm and a quaint sense of humor . . . ripe olives and soup at midnight . . . reserved and steady . . . How can two live as cheaply as one? ALLEYNE MATHEWS Match 129 Hicuwoon AveENUE, TenarLy, N. J. Does anything for anyone . . . There'll always be an England . . . Who knows anything about German? -+ + Golf before breakfast . . . Always immaculate . . . Plum pudding party and cookies from England. 68 e . e AUDREY MELLEN Hexviker StreeT, Hitissoro, N, H. New Hampshirenot Vermont . Interests in Boston . . . Ski trails . . . Stacks of Quarterlies . . . Loves music . . . A perfect confidante . . . Dilemmas . . . Slept through my alarm again! ... Conservative with liberal dashes. OLIVE K. MAUTHE Bunte Poraxp Manogr, PoLanp, OHIO Fresh and glowing . . . Oh, kids, what'll I do? . .. Red skirt, purple sweater . . . Naive . . . Mr. Sanchez says . . . Poised and leisurely . . . Let's go to bed, Mitch . . . Tolerant . . . Senior-year recreation and U.S. 0. 69 MARJORIE ELIZABETH MEYER Marj 1131 Suapy AVENUE, PirrssurcH, Pa. Knee-slapping laugh . . . globe trotter . . . perpetual motion . . . generous . . . scarabs and Schiaparclli r loyal. .. Nick's name. . . stage whisper ....Bell System financier . . . optimist . . . obdurate originality Jjoie de vivre, RUTH ZELDA MEYER 3 Post HiLw Prace, New Loxpon, Conn. Shy and unobtrusive . . . Serious contemplation . . . Enviable brown hair . . . Conscientious and observant, with an interest in sociology and music. 70 MARJORIE PAINE MITCHELL Marge 4509 PARK AVENUE, ASHTABULA, OHIO Good things come in small packages. Impish eyes . . . Interest tends more to flora than fauna. Big-hearted How firm a conviction. Psychoanalyst. Who wants an Encyclopedia? BILLY ANNE MITCHELL Mitch 630 Un1vERSITY PLACE, SWARTHMORE, P Dry wit . . . Can I tell you something? . . . Quiet manner . . . Let's go to bed, Moth . . . Group doctor ... Unconscious lab sessions with Trimmy . . . Perfect lady ... My thought for the day ... Claustrophobia. 71 ELIZABETH KSANDER MOELLER Bety ANGELL Roap, Asaron, R. 1. Horses ! ! Unaccustomed as I am to getting a word in edgewise. Room like Grand Central. Be strong, we are not here to play . .. Fergawdsakes, Miss Moeller. When I was in Wyoming . . . MARILYN CHIPMAN MORRIS !E-Ly,IQ? 57 Nameave AveNnug, NEw Loxpox, Conn. MacLeish, a Viennese Waltz, and a budget. Connoisseur of the household arts. The power to do while others think, Friendship always there and waiting. Loyalty, charm, unselfishness forever, 72 JUNE MORSE Moss 7 MiLLETT ROAD, SWAMPSCOTT, Mass. Fanatically philosophical . . . a large, tall, cool T. C. es in time for lunch lets have a par-r-ty . . . ris t off men . . . refugee stands alone in an argumen from a German Park. JEAN W. MORSE Moose DeLAvAN, ILL. Calls from Ann Arbor . . . Lets have a party . . . Cats, shoes . . . Two hundred pages to go ... Letters that bring results . . . Peppers pills for petered out personalities . . . Population 1,100 . Anchors Aweigh. 73 RUTH W. MOULTON Rufus 75 EAst ORCHARD AVENUE, Provibence, R. I. Eternally neat . . . He ain t good-lookin . . . Burn.- ing the midnight oil with Blackie . . . Contagious giggle - . . Writing in her diary . . . New England reserve . Twelve-page letters . . . Bitte nicht storen, brain at work. GRACE NELSON Nels 411 Warrace Avenuk, Covineron, Ky. Well-groomed petiteness . . - Coast Guard Fore'er. .. Sunday morning specials . . EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME . - - Gracious living . . . This goes on next year's hill, . . A cods.of loyalty . . . Goodnight Big Beat. 74 R AUDREY MAE NORDQUIST Aud 80 OAKVIEW AVENUE, MAPLEWOOD, N. J. like grip, and a love of the sea ... firm convictions and our mother confessor . .. A gregarious roughneck with a rollicking laugh. a vise- a practical turn of mind . .. BARBARA M. NEWELL Bobby 78 HarwICH STREET, HarTrorD, CONN. That laugh! . . . Oh boy, did we have fun! ... Regular nightly exercisessometimes . - . Fresh air fiend . . . Whistling hymns off-key . . - Little-girl pajamas . . . Enthusiasm . . . That's my idea of nothin'! FRANCES L. NORRIS Fran PLEASURE BEAcH, Warerrorp, Conn. Phi Bete key and diamond . . . Modest intellectual with practical turn of mind . . . Concentration on the classics . . . TPalmy . . . Genuine curls, and laughter from deep within. EMILY MORGAN PARK Perk Horsuam, PENNsyLvaNiA Let's go sleepy-bye, Mogwit . . . Think of the poor salesperson . ., cheerful . . . You have a caller . . . silent breakfasts . . . hairbows . . . odd jewelry . . . Look! 10:45ye're asleep before 11:00 . . . ear for music . . . winning smile. 76 T P ELINOR TOLA PFAUTZ Ellie 09 ONECO AVENUE, NEW Loxpon, CONN, Toots in purple . .. Tidying-up . . . She's a sketeh .. . Fluster and flurry . . . Never a dull moment . . . De- liberate . . . Lifejust one big rehearsal . . . Garden complex. JUNE PERRY Hunsox Housg, ARDSLEY-ON-HUDSON, N. Y. gile athlete. Community We sort of kind of Zip. Slow? Lobster! Quiet poise. Angelic face. A Chest. We live in the tower. ought to if we sort of kind of can. 71 LYDIA R. PHIPPEN QQLJ, L L 336 WasuincTON STREET, BELMONT, MAss. Hi 'senorita! L 000N mean, l mean -lmop-e-du. Week-ends in Greenwichthe deerslayer. Novel think- ing cap . .. Betsy's Kittens . .. Myrtle the turtle. Who'll win the Army-Navy conflict? . . . Well, adios! JEAN WILLIAMS PILLING Piglet 1017 CaERRY La NE, WEsTFIELD, N. J. Vivacious . . , imaginative . . . intellectual curiosity . . . Spontaneous Combustion . . . emotional . . . Yarn- Spinner . . . baffling boners . . . unpredictable . . . sensitive . , , trigger-quick mind . . . fund of information - - - conservative good taste . . . sociable . . . Fred. 78 MARTHA L. PORTEUS Sid 78 PaLisapo AVENUE, WINDsOR, CoNN. Philosophical agitator . .. Genius at 3 A. M. ... My friends . . . A baton that isnt there . . . Men don't melt me . . . From pollywogs to Plato . . . And once she had curls! VERNA EVELYN PITTS o Box 150, Orance, ConNN. Stars in her eyes . . . I've got to make a deadline . . . Acsittin and' a-knittin . . . 1 hate exercige! ... Effi- ciency expert . .. That pink and potent alarm clock ... Humor with a raised eyebrow. 79 MARY RITA POWERS CCSL'S!, 37 HamiLtoN AVENUE, Norwich, Conn. With a helping hand and a ready smile . . . It's the Irish in her . . . Mathematics and Doris . . . Ticklish . . . Don't rush me . ., Embryonic Einstein. HELEN E. PREKOP MounTarn Roap, Surriern, Conn. Beautifully blonde . . . Men are just fascinated by e - Individualist, but not too rugged . . . at Christ- mas: It's not much, but it's more than I could afford - - - Dorothy Parkerish . . . impulsive, warmhearted . . . effervescent. 80 T e MURIEL R. PRINCE 296 Parm StreEeT, HarTroRD, CONN. Scoop Prince . . . never misses One Man's Family . . . Can't sit still to music . . . You owe me three favors .. . double-feature addict . . . touch! . . . executive ... amusement in Italian . . . blithe spirit. NANCY CLARK PRIBE Nance 3775 Broapview Drive, CINCINNATI, Ounrio Determined idealist . . . poised prexy . . . continual corridor conversationalist . . . demonstrative . . . slim and trim . . . afternoon siestas . . . spontaneous . . . never miss a meal . . . opinions with a punch . . . diplo- matic . . . self-panicker . . . MEN-tal indecision. 81 MARGARET CAMERON RAMSAY QTII ,gg3,' J 314 Sourn BeacH STREET, Ormonp, Fra, You all and sugah foot . . . Star-gazing . . . Peren- nial orgzan pumper. On occasion, been known to dress in a hurry. Daily letters from her better half. Cute as they make 'em. PRISCILLA REDFIELD Red 227 SHERIDAN AVENUE, MouUNnT Vernon, N, Y. Submarines . . . machine gun laugh . . . always a lady - - - late to eight o'clocks . . . surprised and pleased, more surprised than pleased . . . who will play tennis? . . . that coiffure . . . Senor says., 82 LOUISE KISTLER RESSLER P Fait ;g7 Z Kissie 6 East LINcOLN STREET, SHAMOKIN, PA. Afternoon siestas . . . enthusiastic black-outer . . . gullible . . . agile advertiser of News . . . What's a 7- letter word for CRUD . . . If my laundry is down- stairs, will you buzz me . . . Shamokin jargon. MARION M. REIBSTEIN Teddy 134 WesT 938D STREET, NEW YORK Crry Ripe olives and crabmeat . . . A sueccinet summing-up of the situation . . . My Day With Eleanor . . . Winnie the Pooh and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe . I must be losing my ... A porpoise in life s mind! 83 ADELE ELSIE ROSEBROCK ref1 !0;e1, 1530 BrooKLYN AVENUE, BrookLyn, N. Y, Blond brain from Brooklyn. Short hand at business matters. Will do anything for her friends, Cyclonic tendencies . . . Perpetual industry . . . Globe trotter extraordinary. EDNA ROTH Ed-Dee PrREVENTION OAK, RockviLLe, Mp. I'm ready, let's g07 . .. Perfect room-mate . . . Oh kids, I'm not worth anything . . . Flannel nightgowns + - . Teddy bear type . . . Sympathetic hand-holder . . . Daily naps . . Li'l gway wabbit in the Navy . .. Bubbly, 84 VICTORIA ANNE SA BAGH Vickie 42 Fair Harsour Prace, NEw LONDON, Conn. Outstanding ambition. High ideals. 1009 studious. Never sleeps over her unsolved problems. Very sweet. Kind. Sociable. Accomplished pianist. Perfect sports- woman. Exceedingly neat. World certainly needs plenty of such a number. MARIAN RYAN 51 FOURTEENTH STREET, NORWICH, CONN. Psychological curiosity . . . Poetic insight . . . Unafraid of probing deeply . . . Quiet arguments . . . Eyelashes to be envied . . . Unlimited capacity to laugh . . . Interest in classics and funny papers. PALMINA M. SCARPA Palmy 43 Granite STREET, NEW Lonbon, Conn. Phi Bete . . . Little girl buried in Greek and Dante . . . Crystal-clear thought, spicy wit, the ever-ready pun. Fran. Glenn Miller. office on fourth-floor Fanning. SUSAN R. SCHAAP o Schaapie 115 CENTRAL Park WesT, New York Crry Friendly green eyes . . . makes funny faces . . . hair troubles . . . generous . . . neat . .. Billie! pick up your room! always knitting . . . devours magazines and crossword puzzles . . . phenomenal luck at bridge . . . those trips to Baltimore, 86 ANN SHATTUCK Tuck R. F. D. No. 1, Bristor. N. H. Tall, blonde, and handsome . . . alluring, unpredictable . .. a glance, a sprintit's done . . . interests run to medicine . . . Trackstreamlined skiing at its best . . . Anyone want any moreTuck? . . . ingeniously clever. BARBARA JESSE SEXTON Babs 30 TANGLEWYLDE AVENUE, BRONXVILLE, INYE Caustic asides. We live in the tower. Veteran hockey Never known to start player. Her own special giggle. r a lucky on time. Petite. Subtle humor. Born unde star. 87 SHIRLEY SIMKIN Shirl 194 Four MiLE Roap, WEsT HAarrrorp, Conn, Coffee at midnight . . . It's on the cupboard shelf . Praclice-ieaching is super got a nickel . .. You bet -+ - Anyone going down to the coke man . . . Evenings on News . . . Anybody HELEN ANN SMALL Ann 19 West STREET, NEW Loxpon, Conn, Specialty: life, laughter, and uniforms . . . Natural beauty . . . Energy plus . . . Blanket tax headaches . . . Need a fourth? , . . Pardon me, boy . . . Glutton for 8 oclocks . . , Personality and friendship . . . Talking brown eyes. 88 - BETTY GRACE SMITH BeeGee 36 BROOKLYN AVENUE, ALBANY, N. Y. rWhat? Mathematical mind. We live in the tower. Quiet. A penny received is a penny saved. Her eves match her hair. Systematic. Conscientious. Dont forget. My hair is not red! BARBARA M. SMITH Bobbie 14 SumMER STREET, NORWICIH, Conn. Smythe-Smythe . . . Information please . . . If you're . Free pass to Garde . . . ever up a tree, call on me . . Wake me up Those Co-op records . . . Ave Maria . . - for early breakfast . . . determined gallop. 89 N KINSMAN SMITH Sue 177 WaLKER RoAD, Swavpscorr, M ASS. Chaos ! I'! Long sweaters and sailor pants. It isn't a question of that . . Budget trouble., Frequent but futile diets. Mayonnaise, When does she study? Sailing. No, but listen + .. Oilskins. Too young, LOUISE SPENCER Spenny 4 BELVIDERE Prace, Monrcoar, N, J, Dark-eyed vixen . - Duke calling! . . . Candid camera cleverly clicked . . , h, boooom! . , . Test tubes and the eternal lab . . . Ski heil! . . . Friendly grin . .. Let me at jt! 90 MARY SHEPPARD STEVENSON Stevie 460 SapiNE Roap, WYNNEWOOD, PA. Favorite pastimeTomps with roommate . . . Devil- ment in her eyes . . . Hopes and dreamsin LEAGUE with domestic arts! Calm in an emergency . . - Always gay - - - Nightly prayer-cmnmulalion ticket to Philly! JEAN CAMPBELL STAATS Static 1040 Rirrer Park, HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Golden-haired Southern Belle . . . considerate . . . cool, calm, and collected at eight . . - regal dignity . . . staccato sneezes . . . reliable judgment . . . Concerto- collector . . . pekingese resemblances . . . her uncles and her cousins and her aunts . . . Stoic. 91 ELIZABETH LYLE PPLl'bb- ,!! 860 NortH ACADEMY STREET, GALESBURG, ILL, STICKNEY Lovable, laughing Libby . . . undisturbed button nose . . dark eyes . . . make-up for breakfast . . . lost again . . . northwest of Peoria . . . une autre compo- sition!. . . her dreama diamond necklace . . . West Point-+next week-end? VIRGINIA LARWILL STONE ' Ginny 3535 Norwoon Roap, Suaker Heieurs, Onio Seabiscuit. All aflutter. Official waker-upper. 1 want to make something ! ! 17 Floogy-anna faces. 'Is he tall? Genevieve. A dream in Moeller's bowler. Well, chaburben! Take two, they're small! 92 JANET H. SWAN t Fan 535 EAsT 19TH STREET, BrookrLyn, N. Y. Oh gad! . . . What are we talking about Rawr s SIVor Brooklyn, PLEASE New York! . .. Insurance Rates High . . . Analytical . Unintentionally amusing . . . A pressure l Pillar of determination. observer . worker. ' ELOISE MARIE STUMM Stummy 1006 DowNER PLACE, AURORA, IrL. d, lovable, and An effervescent vitamin . . . unaffecte a mania for refreshing . . . a talented Teasdale with Mexico, Never seen at meals. Romantic entanglements. Honest, I'm not engaged! 93 ELIZABETH MINER SWARTZ Bets Tue ORIENTA, MaMaronEck, N, Y, Sure, I'll do it. Our pet punster . . . Arm-chair philosppher . . . Ingenuity . . . Nautical but nice . i Musiq mad. A self-waving wig. Colgateand we dont mean toothpaste. RHODA JO-ANNE TARSHISH Duck 53 TunsTaLL Roap, Scarspare, N. Y, Subtle humor. Everything but the present. Would you like to be a subject? Sunday movies. I'm com- pletely confused. Cards from the family. Life is complicated. He should get my letter today, 94 MARGARET HANNAH TILL M argew 145 EpceHiLL Roan, EAsT BRAINTREE, M ass. Stream of consciousness . . . knack for friendliness . . . I'm going to reorganize my life . . . When Ginny and I were at Foxes . . . Good to look at, good to know. I'm a wreck!? . . . A MURIEL R. THOMPSON Mu 27 MurrAy Hipr Roap, SCARSDALE, NEY . A minute!Gosh, that's an Fingcrbuwl fanatic I'yve GOT to go on The piece-maker eternity! . . . Cooling all men . . . g ... That Lord and Taylor look . . . a diet! NEVA BETH TOBIAS Beth WooLRICH, PENNSYLVANTA The Woolrich worrier wrapped in a blanket of dreams. The modest Methodist. Glory he! Periodic peaks of exuberance. Supermanshe eats Wheatjes ! to the great outdoors. Men as friends ! !! !'! Trips J. LUISE TRIMBLE Trimmie 2828 FourTtH AvVENUE, ArLToona, Pa. Where's Mitchellwe'll be late to lab! . .. lifting her eye-brow . . . burning midnight oil . . . pearly teeth. .. swimming . . . Madonna . . . sophisticate with a con- tagious laugh . . . lighting up . .. gravy bread. 96 e BARBARA WELD T E oo . wn iR Bobbie 136 SteeLE Roap, WesT HARTFORD, CONN. Buzzeritis . + . Officer's Club . . . be practical! l daily alarum cock . ... knitwit.. . UFlets go ... Ch for a car . . - Yen for sweaters, airplanes, cokes. and excitement . . - eGrardust . . . Not a letter all week! SALLY ANNE TURNER SSal: 1862 SELMA AVENUE, YOUNGSTOWN, OH10 P Ep Purple . . . Shattering Shalimar Exuberant . . . Want to go for a walk. Bebe? . . . .Lo'h':ll to Dart- mouth . . . Out-door Queen . . . Our gal Sal . .. Tele- phone's best customer . . . Beautifully groomed . - . Amiable. 97 LILLY WESELOH Lil HoTEL SHAWNEE, SPRINGFIELD, OH10 All-American Girl . . . always dressing or undressing artistic aesthete . . . capable . . . Bracelet scavenger -+ - versatile . . . passion for skiing and symphonies . . . quarterly romanceindependent . . . interest in the intangibledevils food. JEAN TAYLOR WEST Westie 187 EasT Division STREET, FonD DU Lac, Wis. Pay bills or go to Boston? . . . daydreams . . . occa- sional brainstorms . . . loves life and a song . . . raring to go .. . everything's clutzy . . . class at 8:05 . . . curly hair . . . And Gladly Teach . . . Golly, I forgot! 98 s HARRIET E. WHEELER Z Hattie Tue KNOLLERY, NORTH STONINGTON, CONN. Those educational worries . . . bird-foot . . . night owl ... I know a secret . . . good-natured . . . perpetual labs . . . generously cooperative . . . happy home- maker . . . Guess who just called! . . . ecstasy over opcra . LOIS V. WEYAND Loie 17605 BircucrEsT Drive, DETROIT, MICH. Spectacularly sporadic . . . Flying knitting needles . . . On a Chinese Honeymoon . . . Volumes from Iceland ... Inevitable Dartmouth . . . It's the real thing this time . . . Flabea . . . Boid legs . . - Life in Modern Design, 99 ; ANN WHITMORE 1 VarLey, NEBRASKA Reticent .. Oh you trampet! . . . Latin rhythm . . . I think I've got swollen glands . . . Low clothes. resistance . . . I'm so BOETY. . . .. Pins, pins, then a ring . . . Isn't he wonderful? , ., Flashing orbs . . Hoodee-do-dee! CAROLINE WILDE Care 65 WALBRIDGE RoAp, WEsT Harrrorp, Conn. Versatile, vital, vice-president . . . Whacky poetry Center of all things . . . All-l-right . . . Always California-bound . . . Short and tweedy . . . Casually subtle ... Quite a raqueteer. 100 FLORENCE E. WILKISON Wilkie 1542 Kew Roap, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Onio Harvard Bis and Fort Monmouth . . . Dungarees . . . D.K.E. jewelry ... Jeepers ... The rifle range . . . A true friend . .. I don't get it ... Gotta feed the rats . . . Butter cakes . .. I'm tired . . . Address New London Hall. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH WILDE Shird 28 Sourn WaLnuT StreeT, EasT ORANGE, N. J. Coco Sola: the place for Shird . . . President: Wig and Candle . . . group clown . . . Are there bananas in that? . . . natural . . . lphcgenia ... confused fluttering ... direct . . . No. I won't take my tooth out T stability. 101 NANCY WOLFE Nance QuARRY RipgE, StaTioN Roap, CENTERVILLE, OHIO Intense . . . needs sleep and a 48-hour day . .. mis- chievous out-breaks . . . profound interests . . . Cornell habitu . . . all-embracive abilities . . . the eyes have it . . . insatiable endeavors . . . journeys in journalism. JANE WOOD WORLEY 71 GLEN PArRkwAY, HaMmbpEN, CONN. What's life without a bike? That reunion spirit. Major indecision. Decidedly dexterous . . . Passionate pacifist . . . Hair today and gone tomorrow. The best authorities say Independentprecise . . . Not a red headbut! 102 Jn Wiemory of LOUISE MYRTLE PORTER February 27, 1921 June 8, 1940 JANE HILL NOBLE March 20, 1919January 7, 1941 103 STL:m;vr GovERNMENT at Con- necticut College means to the majority of us here Amalgamation meetings, house meetings, and Honor Court decisions, but to officers Lemon, LeFevre, Brenner, Gossweiler and Carey, not to mention Cabinet members, it means giving the students a democratic government in return for their interest and cooperation, Mary Anna LEmon President of Student Government VERY Wedllesday Iliglll at seven there gather in Branford Basement fifteen campus officers, known as Cabinet. They come not for frivolity, but serious discussion. Chiel subjects pondered over this year: methods of nomination of officers, commuters in campus life, late permissions, light and heat. campus Pthit's, and alwa-xs-lhe new sign-onl system. CABINET Housg oF REPRESENTATIVES FIFTEEN House prt:sideuls, twelve members at large, and the Speaker of the House all meeting on alternating Tuesday afternoons . . . dormitory problems discussed with zest . . house meetings plannedgeneral campus attention to be called to various subjects .. . questions brought up for the students by the house presidents . . . suggestions made to Cabinet for further discussion . . . The House of Iit-prum'ntalivt-s-aumhvr link in Stu G's democratic system! 107 Hoxor CourT JUDGES J'L DICIAL . . . enforces student-made rules and principles . . . Branford basement crowded on Monday and Thursday afternoons with students reporting themselves to the Chief Justice . . . a regular habit for freshmen a novelty for seniors . . . Chief Justice presents cases impersonally to Court judges six . . . penalties on basis of established rules and precedent, yet cases judged on own merits. Sorry, I'm campussed this week-end! Scuam':r: and psychology . . . music and art . . . riding and bird-lore . . . religion and international relations . . . German, French, and Spanish . . . club presidents meeting to discuss plans, purposes, and par- ticipation . . . to reorganize, coordinate, and revitalize club activities. Pat King, President O ?SPof,,;, . OSIC: INTERCLUR COUNCIL 108 S Nmsr TYPEWRITERS . . . jingling telephone . . . crossfire of questions . . . proofreaders huddled around a table checking galley . .. girls patiently assisting neophytes . . . write-ups of President's chapel . . . checking up on late stories . . . planning the make-up ... struggling with a headline . . . rewriting stories . .. ominous mutterings . . . the printer being generally useful . . . discussing of finances . . . ad staff bustling in with the weeks results . . . circulation staff delivering papersit's early any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednes- day night in the News office. Paper-littered floor . . . full ash trays ... emply chairs . . . mad tearing of hair as stories are fitted into a crowded dummy . . . writing of new stories o fill spaceit's midnight in the News office. Reading mail . . . opening the News box . .. editing stories . . . checking assignments . . . mailing material to printerit's Saturday morning in the News office. NEWS STAFF 109 QUARTERLY Ewu TIMES a vyear . . . lights burning late . . . editors poring over manuscripts for philosophy, plot, and wit . . . art editors busy over cover designs and illustrations . . . contents arranged and rearranged . . . proof-reading as Quarterly goes to press . . . all this before our magazine collection of poetry, prose and art is served up to you, delivered to your dorm for reading enjoyment. TIILH BoOK does not show all. Come look between the lines. Our esteemed editors jiggle dummies and pare expenses . . . our artists shed a tear upon a cut . . . our literateurs shave the seniors down to fifty-five words . . . adds trickle in . .. subscriptions grow . . . typewriters clack, papers rattle . . . cigarettes burn . . . hair turns grey . .. Come spring, exhausted, worn, we give to youKoOINE! 110 Koing Starr Sound, lights, curtain! Behind the scenes AM' PROBLEMS? Any pet grievances? Well, the Forum is the place to bring them. We hash and we thrash those knotty problems to see what is fundamentally wrong, what caused them originally. We offer remedial advice to appropriate groups for further consideration and a vote. No, we can't really do anything, but you know the old saying about the power of suggestion. StupeEnT-Facurty Forum i SErvVICE LEAGUE BOARD VirGInia LITTLE, President SERYICE LescUE the motto, Service . ., social service work on campus, in the community, and in . the world, functioning as eight separate but coordinated l commiltees . . . Defense CommitteeBristol orphans, democracy ques- tionnaire, sponsored First Aid courses, summer work ' survey. Red Crossknitting Bee, work room. Community Chestone annual charity drive, that tiny red feather. Hospital Group- bandages . . . maternity ward . . children. Industrial GroupIlabor problem discussions with town workers. Mission HouseGirl Scout WOLK. arts . . . crafts . . . games . . . boys choir . . . fun and - frolic . . . Lost and Found-retrieve missing articles . . . . that amazing conglomeration of student possessions. Entertainmentfour All-College dances and Mid-winter Formal in February . .. tremendous crowd . . . Halloween party . . . Coast Guard Reception Freshman week . . . Mission House Christmas Party . . . that colorful Christ- mas tree . . . toys and little gifts for all . . . even a Santa Claus . . . Service of all kinds. A Seal uf .-fpprm'af E And a good time was had by- - S BarsarA Beacu, President of Religious Council Rl-:llu;mx' is the concern of all, some more than others. Those some on campus make up religious council. Eight commissions divide the labor. Listen to the din Barry: Any Questions? Ellie: Any tip for student chapel? Ginny: Any note to be wrote? Marge: Any preference for enter- taining Vesper speaker? Perk: Any Student Christian Movement Conference coming up? Woody: Any gals game for a week-end depu- tation? Butterball: Any hills not paid? Sid: Any concern for choir? Keagy: Any brain- storms for International weekend? Dolie: Apy questions about denominations? Ruby: Any ideas on post-war reconstruction? Jean: Any posters needed? Sl DAY evening vespers.. maroon choir robes and caps . . . is my cap straight? Come in on the third beat girls . . . now die out . . . Our secular side? . . . annual Glee Club concert . . . joint con- cert with a men's college. Ol T gogs the bad air and in comes the good . . . one, two, three, relax . . the victim patiently succumbing to the hard wood of the cruel gym floor . .. left over right, right over left to tie the cravat in place over puzzled brows . . . serious faces ... Save a life o or help the wounded! College girls are drafted for national defense. 2 First Aid Home-work Red Cross Knitting Bee T HE BOILER ROOM alive at last - - - blue, gray, maroon, and brown yarn enough for all . . . number six needles click with enthusiastic vigor . . . professors wince as directions and rulers replace pencils and pens in the classroom . . . unaccustomed attention to accuracy of measurement . . . no tea-cozy sweaters for British babies . . . the quota . .. a looming challenge for us to show we too can do our bit for society. 116 A.A. President earns some points f I'Ns a well known fact that relaxation aids in the pursuit of knowledge. Athletic Association is here to offer it to you. No excuse for pale cheeks, stiff muscles, extra pounds with golf, hockey. tennis, and the many other sports offered you. Just look them over and take your pick. W .'pmpx,' On the ball! Just for frm WTH a blue sky, crisp air, red leaves powder- ing the ground fall comes. Hum of rifles on the range, sound of sticks and pucks, golfers near the library. clop, clop of horses hooves in the ring. archers behind Knowlton . . . Saturday mornings buses filled with lucky girls off for hockey and goll at other colleges . . . Comes November . . . before a warm fire, over coffee cups, plans are discussed, squads and teams announced. Speaking of cowgirls. et 119 120 Buxm'm bare trees and falling snow A.A. carries on its program, for the most part inside. The gym rings with sounds of interclass basketball and badminton games. At the Academy swimmers have their racing and diving meets. Alleys resound with the thud of bowling balls. On museum hill bright figures ski while down at the frozen pond skaters warm their hands by the fire. With spring life begins outdoors again, The baseball nine swings into action, tennis tournaments are held, riders parade at the horseshow, white blazers dot the hill. And with the closing of the year A.A. has its banquet. At long tables, members sing. receive their well-earned awards, and leave convinced: Sports help a lot on the road to knowledge. Time: Friday, 4:00 P. M. That memorable week-end . . . spring . . . smell of fresh earth, budding trees . . . laughter and gayety. A letter we found long after the week-end. Jost among notes for a term paper. Sweet Swing and a Southern Belle SI'NI;AY NiGHT a beastly evening, calm and free ... a desolate campus devoid of convertibles, picnic baskets, and mingled laughter of boyvs and girls . . . that week-end, anticipated for three years, over in three days Dormitory rooms smoky and disarranged . . . nail polish where a notebook was once placed . . . dance programs in conspicuous places . . . buzzers still white . . . reminders of a perfect time . . . chorus of voices relating in uncoordinated unison the events of the week- end . .. Remainders of organdy dresses, sun bonnets, hoop skirts, and southern accents . . . flaceid orchids . . . overpowering essence of shrivelled brown gardenias . .. wilted southern belles . . . Cokes, midnight coffee . . . studies for Mondaydeep blue Monday! concentration at a premium . . . Dormitories darkening . . . radio stations signing off . . . drowsiness 99 ++1007 certain ... alarm clocks set for seven . . . and the sun arose on a new day. That Sunday Night Slump 127 e ec HO SAYS we can't do a lot in one evening? Competitive Sing rain or shine . . . marching between the drops . . . clean saddle shoes . . . With a love increas- ing ever . . . class banners . . . Rush for seats in the gym . . . Dean Burdick sells some coats Miss Tuve gives up a bicycle . . . Peanuts, peanuts everywhere . . . whistles from the gallery . . . sextet renders Casey Jones . . . Iphegenia takes a bow and Mellerdrama carries on. Sold European! twhite dresses and clean saddle shoes Iphegenia takes a bow GTHERS ORS ExCITEMENT . . . that familiar car . . . Help me pick up my room, quick! . . . Enter father, bearing strange and wonderful bundles . . . base- ball game . . . fathers in shirt-sleeves or reciting in classes. A venerable convention! 131 Here's hoping! W hen we were very young Something to grin about! Jl.'N'lmi YEAR . . . we really belong . .. upperclassmen at last. Make way for the juniors, you underclassmen. First re- action after September's opening flurries: Work! Work! Work! It can't last! Resignedly two months later: It has! It will! Ugh. Meanwhile: House Juniors . . . As the twig is bent . . . Fashion Show . . Service League spreads its fine feathers for the freshmen . . . We find time to play bridge . . . Tempus Fugit ... Last fling before Senior year . . . and so0 it goes . . . vacations, mid-years . . . finally . . . Spring! Hot Indian war dance or Just cold ocean water? AL'T!.WIV on the Quad . . . Windows of its ivy-covered ? build- ings opened wide . . . Seventeen vics playing at once . .. Voices calling excitedly back and fortl Get my mail, Sizzle? What? A night club on campus? No, just the Sophomore-Freshman party . . . Noble intentions, but still those all-too-frequent bridge 5 I 00 h - R L -l season alld lllt Sopllomol e eKUdllS Lo IJI'W llaVP games . . . A.As prized possession gets a work-out Just sittin around Rhythm is her business Lead to the dummy Tms night before Christmas . . . majestic f beauty of the pageant . . . candles sputtering in the wind .. . carols . . . red mittens . . . Santa Claus in every . solt dorm . . . wreath on President Blunts door . . strains of Silent Night. You'd better be good! rI:-IJ,I-:lJllec! Oh, for me? . . . Who was t? , .. Remember that Sophomore at Harvard I told yoy about . . . House-party week-end . . . Suitcases, taxi, train ticket. Incidentally, you forgot tosignout. That little midget car, as new as the freshmenseats six uncomfortably . . . Our social life as freshmen goes onpageant, Soph Hop waitresses. moonlight sings, corsages to our Junior sisters. - WWF . W It's not the Chattanooga Choo-choo ChaperonSupplied Cadet who? Aeccommodates tiwo??? THE CLASS OF 1945 Wn-::cl-:! We're here! we made it, we're in! Two hundre 5 - o 3 1068, No more hoards, scholastic aptitudes, second choices, I . : facinge worries . . d and thirty-four starry-eyed greenhorns facing Freshman Week. Glorious. never-to-return Freshman Week . . . teas, talks, a dance with the Coast ,' ; 11.4. sound advice from wise House Juniors, chewing the rag with new friends and playing Do you know? - - . Oh joy, oh bliss! Freshmen. bless vour hearts! Then Tuesday morning and we dont own the campus any more. Upperclassmen every- where . . . Soph Sisters, Junior Sisters, Senior Sisters . . . hundreds of new faces. Freshman ego deflates quickly. Embarrassing situations. Hey. get out of my way! Oh, I thought you were a Freshman, sorry . . . sorry. Thenceforth a deeper respect. Real campus kids now as upperclassmen point out the way. Freshmen don dungarees and plaid shirts, buy banners, stickers, college stationery, coke up at Homeport ... talk college in a big way. Prep school was never like this! And classes . . . typical Frosh observations on Chaucer, Hitler, Na CoHgO2, Mr. Cochran's Argyle socks. Strictly enforeed quiet hours as source theme dead-line looms ahead. Black coffee and cigarettes, black cireles and yawns. Study, study, date, study . . . Posed for Koini Twenty up! THE CLASS OF 1044 E JJ ml 4 . ' e EEI::K! Who'll T ask? Extra special plans for an extra special Soph Hop s Salaams to Suzee for the best ever . .. 5 o'clock carolling . . . Vacation confusion . . . Cokes and midnight oil . . . Song fests in Thames . .. The Homeport Habit. .. Dean's, Dean's, Dean's . . . Midwinter as a bright spot . . . Red Cross socks replacing beloved Argyles; braving the icy six- to-eight shift on Bill Hall . . . We proudly dis- play our long-awaited college rings . . . Sopho- more Sherlocks hunt frantically for the Junior Mascot . . . Competitive Sing Who's got an extra white dress? I've gotten so FAT! ... Spring . . . Sun, stars, sand . . . at Ocean Beach . .. Last-minute Psych reports . . . Enter ex- ams . . . Ragged but Right . . . that final fling ... Exit Sophomores . .. That healthy look s o w2 T2 A 1 O 29 For now that spring has come . . .7 . . . we all go glamorous at Junior Prom . .. but in a month or so, our hearts go right back to Daddy and his day . . . good old Popliys beating it round . . . the baseball diamond ... steak and lobster at Skipper's Dock. Wiggling ankles, withered Spaldings . . . protruding from under beds and benches . . . frenzied Sophs . . . tight-lipped Juniors . . . it's M.H.! Mascot Hunt or Mad House? A moment's pause for our unceasing, ever-increasing WORK! The glamor again . . . friends. flowers and food! It's friendship. just a perfect blendship, as the fresh- men vodel out their praises . . . Junior Banquet, of course. Need we mention the academic unbearables that follow??! At last . . . release from the chronic con- fusion that batters the ego . . . and we hasten. as did Jason ... Home! Come on over to Hnmf'.imr!.' No work to do? For the Family Albiem 143 BOARD OF TRUSTEES JupGe CuristorHER L. AVERY Estuer L. BATCHELDER Mary BuLkLey : i F. VALENTINE CHAPPELL . : . - HonoraBLE WiLBUR L. Cross Lewis B. Doasg 3 Harrison B. Freeman, Chairman Janer Crawrorp How Mgs. Burron L. . Louise C. Howg 4 CHARLOTTE KEEFE . AcnEs B. Leany ! 2 KatHarine Lubpincron Dorotues B. McCoLLESTER MRs. PARKER Mary F. Morrisson Mgs. James W.J. Secretary Mary M., PARTRIDGE JamEs Grarron Rocers EArRLE W. Stamm AnNNA Lorp Strauss Freveric C. Warcorr Mariax P, WHiTNEY FraNCES ScUDDER WiILLIAMS MRs, S, H. 144 Groton, Conn. Kingston, R, 1. Hartford, Conn. Waterford, Conn. New Haven, Conn. New London, Conn. . Hartford, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Norwich, Conn. New York City New York City Old Lyme, Conn. Southport, Conn. Groton, Conn. . Hartford, Conn. New Haven, Conn. New London, Conn. Stepney, Conn. Norfolk, Conn. Sharon, Conn. Glastonbury, Conn. OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Karnaring Brunt, Pu.D., LL.D. President E. ALVERNA BURDICK, A.B. : : . - . : 2 Dmm of Students ROSEMARY PARK, Pu.D. 5 3 : ; . 3 - Dean Uf Freshmen Mrs. MARGARET ABERNATHY, R.N. . 2 : . ; Nurse in the Infirmary DororaY AHERN, R.N. - i ; : : : ; : 'f't'dm!'rl'mr-S:t'f'rr'rr:r-v Marion BAusor : . : . : : y : 5 Information Oyl'l-'f' Jean L. BEmis . ; : : : Secretary in Administrative and Faculty Offices Axna V. E. Burpick ; 3 : ; ! . Assistant to Director of Residence Fusice Grover CarMan, AB. . 5 : : 3 Assistant Director of Residence Epiti P. CARPENTER : ; - 5 . Assistant to the Director of Admissions Mary E. CarpeENTER, R.N. : A , : : ; Nurse in the Infirmary N. Louise CHASE . ; : ; : ; : Manager of the Bookshop M. RoserT COBBLEDICK, PH D. : : : ; : . Director of Admissions Mirorep WarpeN Couvcn, M.D. : A ; : ; : . Psychiatrist IsaBeL A. CRUISE . . ; , ; : : : Secretary to the Bursar Marie H. DavipsoN ; ; : : i : Secretary to the President Marion S. Davipson, A.B. : : ; ; . Secretary to the Dean of Students Mary C. DEGANGE, A.B. . : . e ; : ; Secretary to the Bursar HeLex K. Fereuson, M.D. ; . - : i ; . Physician Part Time Katuering T. FLoyp Director of Publicity Dororny D. GEORGE ; ; . : : Secrezury in the Office of the President MarGARET Happap, A.B. Mimeographing Office Erizapern H. Hargris Dzrecmr of Residence and Dietitian Karaerineg G. HUNTER . ; . : ; . ; Registrar ArLen B. LAMBDIN : - Business Manager MirprED MAacK ENZIE Dietitian in charge of the College Inn Nina MacKinNon Secretary to Mrs. Woodhouse ErLENa MISTERLY Assistant Dietitian MaryestEr MOORE Secremry to Director of the Personnel Bureau Kararyn Moss Alumnae Secretary May NELSON : becreturj in the Admissions Office Louise POTTER, A. B . i A Assistant to the President L. ALicE RAMSAY 5 D:wcmr of the Personnel Bureau Ruth J. RICHARDSON Secretary to the Business Manager Secretary to the Director of Residence Leona RowLEY E ; 7 c . Physician Dorotnea H. SCOVILLE, Nl D., -Vl P-H : ; g : ; Treasurer NTARIE:E w. ST!NEJ:l - R N. : v : Nurse in the Infirmary : LIZABETH 1 HOMPSON, ft. . y . A Assistant Dietitian CLOFENCE VAU;NLUURTF i ; ;i j : : Clerk in the Bookshop oNsTANCE I. WALDON : . . . - E . Assistant Dietitian ELEANOR WARREN, B.S. . . : k : - Assistant Dietitian m:.wf.a WEB.P.'EER, A.B. : s . : ' ; A.squ!ml Treasurer and Bursar 1;111.1341;5111 C. WricaT, A.M. : . : : ; Assistant Bursar Magry C. WRiGHT . g . . 3 d 145 AIKEN, PavLing, Pu.D Ames, WinsLow, A.M. ANDERSON, BETHY, B.A. Avery, Georcek S., Jr., Pu.D. BarLvarp, Ray, A.B., B.M. Barnarp, Rrra H., M.B.A. Bausor. Sypney C., Pu.D. BeErGER, JuLius, Pu.D. Beranurum, Dororay, Pu.D. Bracei, ZELMira, A.M. Borsrorp, E. Frances, Pu.D. Bower. Juria W., Pu.D. BreTT, FRANCES, B.S. Bripevax, Howarp A., A.M. Browx, BEaTrice Daw, Pu.D. Brown, CLArA MAE, A.M. BurpETT, MILDRED, A.M. . Burpick, E. ALVERNA, A.B. Burrorp, Evizagern, A.B. Buron, Evisasern P., B.A. BurLer, VeEra M., Ep.D. CARTER, WiLLiam H., Jr., A.M. Cary, EstHeEr CEL1A, Pr.D. CHAKERIAN, CHARLES G., Pu.D. CHANDLER, ConsTANCE S., B.S. CHANEY, MARGARET S., Pu.D. CHASE, MARGARET, B.S. Cossrepick, M. RoBERT, Cocuran, Joun K., Pu.D. Pu.D.' Dacnrian, Garasep K., Pu.D. Davis, Marcarer V, DepERER, PavLine H., Pu.D. Demso, RuTh S. Dierz, Evwia, Pu.D. DiLey, Marjorie R.. Pu.D. Dobp, BeaTrIcE, A.B. . Doyie, WiLLiam B., AM., LL.B EBErT, ELISABETH, A.B. FACULTY Instructor in English Lecturer in Fine Arts Assistant in Botany Professor in Botany Assistant Professor in Music Instructor in Secretarial Training Instructor in Botany Rockefeller Research Associate Professor in English Instructor in Romance Languages Associate Professor in Zoology Assistant Professor in Mathematics Ass:smm Professor in Physical Education Instructor in Economics and Sociology Assistant Professor in English 3 Reference Librarian . Assistant Professor in Home Economics . Part-time Associate Professor in Physical Education Clerical Assistant in Economics and Sociology Reader in History and Government Associate Pra essor in Philosophy, Psychology, and Education Instructor in English Professor in Romance Languages Assuwm Professor in Economies and Sociology Assistant in the Library Professor in Home Economics Instructor in Nursery School Technique Associate Professor in Economics and Sociology Instructor in History and Government Professor in Physies Instructor in Home Economics Professor in Zoology Part-nme Assistant to Mrs. Wessel . Assistant Professor in Chemistry .Assocuue Professor in History and Government Assistant in Home Economics Asststant in the Library Assistant in Fine Arts 146 FACULTYContinued Ers, J. Lawrence, F.A.G.O., Mus.D. 2 ; . . Professor in Music Ernst, CAroLA L., AM. . Y, ; : . Professor in Romance Languages qll.BEnT, CHARLOTTE, A.B. : : . Graduate Fellow and Assistant in Chemistry Grav,BamBara D, AB. . . . . . . . . Assisantin Physics HarkesBrINK, HaNNA, PH.D. . . ; , ; ; . Professor in German HansoN, MARGUERITE, A.M. . : : ; . Associate Professor in Fine Arts Harrison, FLORENCE, A.B. : A ; : Lecturer in History and Government HartsHorn, ELizaBeTH, AM. . g : : . Instructor in Physical Education HausMAN, SiBYL A., A.M. . ! s 3 3 : : . Instructor in Zoology Hesry, Frorexce H., A.B. - : : : 2 ; Assistant in the Library Hersey, RowesE, B.S. y : : : , : : Assistant in the Ll'brur:v Hier, Frorence, Pu.D. . : ; , Assistant Professor in Romance Languages Hircncock, HENrRY-RUSSELL, JR. y - Visiting Associate Professor in Fine Arts JenseN, GERagrD E. . ; : : f ; i ; . Professor in English Jongs, MaLcoum B., Pa.D. : : : . . Instructor in Romance Languages Joxes, Saran R.., A.B. 3 : : ! ! : y . Assistant in Zoology Jupa, REnee Morivo, B. 6 L. . ; : y Assistant in Romance Languages Associate Professor in Chemistry KeLny, Marcarer W., Pr.D. . ; : Associate Librarian with rank of Associate Professor King, FLorence L. . . Assistant Professor in Romance Languages Associate Professor in Religion Professor in History and Government . : Assistant in the Library Part-time Assistant Professor in Music Associate Professor in Fine Arts Lanza, Axgero C. . . : LAUBENSTEIN, PauL F., S.T-M. . . . Lawrexce, HEnry W., Pu.D. . 3 . . Leavrrr, Mes. Prisciuna E., B.S. . LEsLIE, GRACE ; : Assistant in Home Economics Locan, RoserT FurTon . ; 4 ; ? . f in Xt Locax, Rosamonp C ; . Assistant in Fine Arts L oL - - . a - - y Lowi, Morrrz, Pu.D. Research Assoctate in Philosophy. Psychology. and Education Lyon, Dororny E., B.A. 4ssistant in Library h 2 J g . - - - - - . - - - P L g S ht:g:l?f;fhwrmmh, F iy : ; Riding Instructor i ilos - Psychology, and Education ' - N Instructor in Philosophy, Psyc , an ! i 4 ; Professor in Chemistry McKeg, Mary C., Pu.D. . Instructor in Chemistry McLEAN, MARGARET J., Pr.D. . ; : . :4551:5!0 : Professor in Zoology EILLER, Dororuga S., Pn.D. . : ; ' Secretary in Library MiLLEr, EvELYN, A.B. : . - ; ; : : in the Classics L g Professor in the Lid Mixar, Epwin L., Pa.D. . : : : . Assistant Profe 147 ARl FACULTY-Continued Instructor in English . - y ':n lJ .D- g ::::::::: J;,::x:x E Pll.D. PrtJe.ssor in Plnlawpff vy, Psychology. and Education Noyes, GErTRUDE, Pu.D . : 4 : Assistant Professor in English O A B A AN ' . : 3 - Assistant Professor in English X ; Assistant in Chemistry O'K EEFFE, KATHRYN, A.M. . . 2 Ouiver, ANNE R., A M. . 2 : . Instructor in Physics Orsison, WiLniam D., A.M. - Assmant in anlmopk'y, Psychology, and Edueation Park, Rosgmary, Pu.D. . ; : 1 3 3 Assistant Professor in German Ponp, Lois, A.B. y 3 . : : . . Assistant in Physical Education PorTER, EpiTe U., A.M. Instructor in Music PreEuNINGER, ROSEMUNDE M. . : . ; : ; . Assistant in German Priest, ELEANOR, B.S. 3 : : ; 5 . Instructor in Physical Education Ramsey, FreEpLyn, A M. . : 3 Assistant Professor in Economics and Sociology Ray, Josepuing, A.M. : ; : : A Assistant Professor in Speech ReysoLps, BEaTrICE, PH.D. ; , A.s:.m'-wte Professor in History and Government Roacn, Hannan G., Pr.D. : : Associate Professor in History and Government Sancuez, FEperico, Pu.D. . Associate Professor in Romance Languages SEWARD, GEORGENE, Pu.D. 4asrs!fmi Prafessor in Philosophy, Psychology, and Education SeEwARrD, Joun, Pu.D. - Assistant Professor in Philosophy, Psychology, and Education SuaLUCHA, BARBARA, M.S. 3 : : l : : Dow Research Assistant Smyser, HamiLron M. y . ; ; : : Assoctate Professor in English Syiper, Hyra M., AM. . . : : Assistant Professor in Secretarial Training SpeERs, Louisg, A.B. y A ; - Graduate Fellow and Assistant in Chemistry Sranwoop, Rure, A.B. . ; : : : - Professor in Physical Education STEARNS, MARGARET, A.B. : 3 : : Assistant Cataloguer in the Library 'L:'T J Exs. Rutn B, : . . : ; : Assistant in Music STEWART, Lavina, A.B. . . : ! Ltbmrmn with rank of Associate Professor Tuve, Rosamonp, P i 1 i . D, Pu.D. Associate Professor in English Warng, CoLston E.. Pu.D. WarNER. FLoreExce M., Pu.D, Wasow, WorLrcang, M.A. WesseL, Bessie Broow, Pu.D. WayTe. FLora H.., A.B. Woon, Rura H., A.B. : Woobnouse, Cuase Goine, A.M. Visiting Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology Professor in Economics and Sociology Part-time Instructor in Mathematics Professor in Economics and Sociology Cataloguer in the Library Instructor in Physical Education Part time Professor in Economics and Sociology 148 FORMER MEMBERS Apaus, PATRICTA BacuMaN, Kate ELizaBETH BassLER, MARJORIE KINGSLAND Beayan, Nancy BeLcHER, THEODATE EpITH BincER, BETTY JANE Brince, Louisa B. BrockETT, CLATRE LOUISE Bruno, CARMELA MARY Buck, PHOEBE Burns, BARBARA Burr, PrisciLra Loulse CARPENTER, JOSEPHINE MABLEY CARR, FranCES EL1ZABETH Cuinsk1, MARJORIE CLARE CLARKE, EVELYN MAE CrAwFORD, ANITA BARNETTE Davipson, CHARLOTTE RHEAD Dices, HELEN HowARD Dorvan, ANNE BATES Excranp, Mary HeELEN Frizpeere, RocneLLE HELEN FriepMaN, ADELAIDE JANE FuLsrow, MARJORIE ANNE OF THE CLASS OF 1942 GENNERT, IsABEL CAMPBELL GETLER, MARIAN GILLINGHAM, MARJORY JEAN GRANT, JEAN GRUHLER, ANNE Harr, Mary OzaNNE HarrPER, MArY ELIZABETH Hernxpon, CHARLOTTE ELISE Hewrrr, MARIANNE CAMPBELL Hinps, JOSEPHINE HOFFMAN, SHIRLEY MARIE HoLpEN, JEAN HoLE, JANET BAISLEY HoLTHAUSEN, MARGUERITE LOUISE HorNER, BARBARA JANE Hosack, MARGARETTA CLINGAN Horcnkiss, MArco Hoxie, EUGENIA BARBARA JamisoN, ALicE LEIGH Jonnson, Cecil ELIZABETH Jornson, HELEN Burrum JounsToN, MARY ADELIA KAysER, MATHILDE K LoPSTOCK, VIOLETTE BERTHA 149 Korxyan, REBECCA ANNE KurTzoN, MARJORIE LaTzER, MARGARET LeEBEDIN, ADELE FRANCES LeEoNArD, WALLACE MINOT LEvy, CArOLYN MAXINE Liccerr, KaTHLEEN RODGERS M appock, Farra MarTin, ELizasern Louise MarTHEWS, MERCEDES McCrLave, JacQuELINE CUMMINS McGEAN, JEan P. MELDRUM, MARY ALICE MERKLE, ANNE MEercarF, Caron Frint MircnieLL, DoroTHY MARGARET MrTcHELL, M ARJORY NEWMYER, MarRY DUNLAP NosLE, Jane HiLL Ovson, Mary Louise PARKHURST, SusaN Parrinson, Mary ConsTAncE PeET, EL1ZABETH CARLISLE PickeriNG, PRISCILLA ll T T b T o o3 OGUE, CONSTANCE PorTER, MYRTLE Loursg PowERrs, RuTH JANE Ramsay, MARY STUART RicHARD, MABEL ALICE ScHOFIELD, CYNTHIA SEENS, VIRGINIA LESTER SivpsoN, ANNE Sivpson, KLISABET Ssmrta, DEBORAH COATES Sy, EL1IZABETH ANN Syith, IRENE BETTY SPRAGUE, SUZANNE StEITZ, CHARLOTTE ELISE STEVENS, WINIFRED CAROL StTuLL, JOANNE ISABELLE Symincron, RuTH STEVENS TEN Evck, ANNE LANSING ToMmKkins, ELsie WINIFRED ToOKE, FRANCES LEAVENWORTH VAN ANTWERP, GRETA WRIGHT WALLBANK, BETTY JANE WELTON, MARIE BARBARA WieczorEk, HENRIETTA FLORENCE WYKoFr, MARY Lourse ZELLER, ALMA PATTERSON 150 Apams, Frances H. . AxnpruS, BARBARA J. ARBORIO, FTLOMENA M. Arnorp, A. TRAILL Arons, Ruopa L. AvEers, JANET L. BAILEY, BARBARA BAkKEN, JANE A. BArLEY, PrisCILLA A. BatcHELOR, BARBARA S. BATSNER, MARJORIE . Borer, HELEN L. Bove, MARY A. Boyp, BArBARA M. BoyLE, MARTHA BrEwER, ALICE . Burroxn, DEBORAH BuTTERFIELD, M ARION CampBELL, ALYs E. CarL, Emiy E. CastacNora, Hore Cuarin, Dororuy R. CHRISTENSEN, ANNA M. CrLArReENDON, BETSY Craverie, MArRGERY H. CorsY, JEaxNeE H. COREY, JANET . CrercuTon, Lois M. Crook, Nancy R. Crouch, BETTY R. Dacurian, Louise C. DiLLon, BarRBARA A.. Divock, Arice B. DiNKEY, MARDIANNE Dore, MARrY JANE Doxarpson, Joax M. Du Bois, JEANNE Dunaam, MARGARET A. Ervior, Mary L. Estasrook, . BARBARA FaiLor, ELizaBeETH A, Fee, MArjoRIE J. CLASS OF 1943 260 W. Jersey St., Elizabeth, N. J. 230 Interstate Parkway, Bradford. Pa. 141 Academy St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 411 Fellows Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. 211 Central Park West, N.imv York City 194 Thames St.. New London, Conn. 9 Yates Ave., Waterbury. Conn. 1121 Shady Ave., l'itlf-ln;rgh, Pa. 1929 Broad St.. Edgewood, R. 1. : ; 429 New Bold Rd., Jenkintown, Pa. 6400 Edgewood Ave., College Hill. Cincinnati, Ohio 718 Main St., Riverton, N. J. Clark Lane, Waterford, Conn. 69 Athenia Ave., Clifton, N. J. 13480 Lake Ave.. Lakewood, Ohio 20 Prospect Ter., Cortland, N. Y. The Dodge Hotel, Washington, D, C. 512 W. Brow Rd., Lookout Mt., Tenn. 35 Waverly Ter., Bloomfield, N. i 2 24 Sturgis Rd., Bronxville, N. X 178-19 Croydon Rd., Jamaica, N. Y. 66 Fair Harbor Place, New London, Conn. 88 Wilson Ave., Wilson, Conn. 951 Hamilton Pl., Hackensack, N. J. 18 Ruskin St., West Roxbury. Mass. 100 E. Palisade Ave., linglc'wmul. N 122 Gallatin St., Providence, R. I. 191 Highland Ave., Hamburg, N. Y. 1330 Squirrel Hill Ave.. Pittsburgh, Pa. 215 Sandringham Rd., Rochester, N X5 35 Sherman St., New London, Conn. 18 Montrose Ave., Babylon, N. Y. 63 Church St., New London, Conn. 1283 Beechwood Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa. 12 Pershing St., Hartford, Conn. 655 Lawrence St., Detroit, Mich. 7 Bon Mar Rd.. Pelham Manor. N. Y. 68 Harrison, New London, Conn. 40 Rockglen Rd.. Philadelphia. Pa. Lane's End, Germantown, Philadelphia. Pa. Upper Montelair, N. J. 6 Mountain Ter.. ! West Hartford, Conn. 94. Garfield Rd.. 151 CLASS OF 1943Continued FELpman, PayLLis S. Forrs, N. JANE ForBus, JosePHINE Y. Forman, JEAN . Foss, Vircinia M. FriepericH, BABETTE P. GABERMAN, EpiTH S. GARBER, BARBARA J.. GEBHARD, JEAN GECKLER, JANE GErssiNGER, EpyTHE M. GESNER, MARJORIE A. GIBBONS, MARGARET A. GODCHAUX, ANNE GoooricH, ELizasern B. GossweILER, BETTY D. GRIMLEY, JANE-ANNE Gusrarson, THELMA A, Haaran, ConsTance R. Haprey, C. KATHRYN Hamming, BETTY J. . : HairrincTON, MARGARET M. HarTsHorN, MARY HeLivany, BARBARA Hemineway, MarcareT H. HeNDERSON, ALICIA . Hobcsox, Bersy E. . HoGaTE, BARBARA A, Hoop, CHARLOTTE A. Horrock, MarRcARET A, Horsey, ELEaxor P, HosreLp, CHARLOTTE J. HosteTTER, DoRris R. Hype, Josepning W, Jacoss, ANNE B. Jounson, CORNELIA . Jounson, Jovce E. Jounson, KatHariNE E. JounstonE, E. BRooks Joxes, ALMA M. Kaws, Louise B. KELLY, SarLy M. KENIGSBERG, FrREIDA 172 Broadway, Norwich, Conn. 30 Oakley Rd., Belmont, Mass, 60 Gramercy Park, New York City 238 S. Washington Ave., Dunellen, N, J. 32 Windemere Circle, Braintree, Mass. 212 E. 48th St., New York City 201 N. Whitney St., Hartford, Conn. 2630 E. Capitol Dr., Milwaukee, Wis, 119 Park Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 17814 Lake Ave., Lakewood, Ohio 3345 Reservoir Oval, New York City 690 Winthrop Ave., New Haven, Conn. 29 Euclid Ave., Maplewood, N. J. 5 Everett Place, New Orleans, La. 220 Park St., New Haven, Conn. : 1 Fraser St., Pelham. N. Y, 705 Lexington Ave., Montreal, Quebec 187 Stafford Ave.. Forestville, Conn. 66 Adams St., Garden City, N. Y. 7000 S. Shore Drive, Chicago, Il 3828 Kirkwood Rd., Cleveland Hits., Ohio 183 Allyn St., Park Ridge, Il Beach Hill Rd., New Castle, N. H. 205 Oxford St., Hartford, Conn. Cutler St., Watertown, Conn. 14 Linden Ave., Rumford, R. I. . 15 Reimer St., Scarsdale, N. Y. 30 Murray Hill Rd.. Scarsdale, N. Y. 2041 Glenwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio 82 Parker Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Edgehill Rd., Wayne, Pa. Box 301, Harlingen, Texas 135 E. Dixon Ave., Dayton, Ohio R. F. D. 1. Naugatuck, Conn. Naval Station, Key West, Fla. 268 Nelson Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Box 11, Poquonnock Bridge, Conn. 906 N. Broad St., Elizabeth, N. J. 3014 Alpine Ter., Cincinnati, Ohio . 87 W. Town St.. Norwich, Conn. 547 Washington Rd.. Grosse Pointe, Mich. 1298 E. Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. 37 E. Main St., Middletown, Conn. CLASS OF 1943Continued KESSLER, JANE Kine, VIRGINIA KLINGON, SYLVIA A. . Kxorrs, MARY A. KOHLBERGER, JEAN A, LicoMBLE, M ARIANNE LaTER, PAUurLA M. Leary, M. VIRGINIA Lenz. DoroTHY M. LikerLy, RutH A. LiviNngsTON, MARGIE Luxpwarr, HELEN E. MacitL, ANN N. McELroY, MARYANNA McKEE, KatHrYN E. MeiLt, HiLpEGarp M. MEercHANT, CAROLYN W. MippLETON, ELIZABETH MiLpon, BETH MitcHELL, JESSIE P. MrrcaeLL, Katrina T. Moran, MARY-JEAN Morsg, Mary E. MurPHY, BARBARA Mureny., ELEANOR S. MYERS, JACQUELYN A, NaiceL, Lois A. NELsON, JEAN A. Nicrors, ELizaBern B. OeLLERs, GRACE W. . PARKER, LINDLEY ParkER, WiLma Pease, BeErsy D. PexpLETON. FRANCES A. Pexpock, Eprra D. . Pererson, CLAIRE A. Prav, EvisaseTH C. . Raprorp, Louise T. RarnsBack, Vircinia E. REercu, Marian E. Remsen, Ruth E. Ricu, Junia T. 153 505 Coverly Ave., Jenkintown, Pa. 262 Colony St., Meriden, Conn. 1910 Avenue J. Brooklyn, N, Y. 5 Court House Square, Denton, Md. 111 Wickham Rd., Garden City, N, Y. 670 Brewer Dr., Hillsborough, Cal. 50 E. Raymond St., Hartford, Conn. 58 Central Ave., Norwich, Conn. 16 Walworth Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y. 136 E. 67th St., New York City : Maple Farm, Chester, Conn. 118 Blackhall St., New London, Conn. Philadelphia Ave., Chambersburg, Pa. 18476 Parkside Ave., Detroit, Mich. 208 Highland Ave., Abington, Pa. 454 East 40th St., Paterson, N. J. . 7 Tanglewylde Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. 36 Warren Place, Montelair, N. J. 6401 City Lane Ave., Overbrook, Pa. 25 Highland Ave., Westerly. R. L. 30 Sycamore Rd., Hartford, Conn. 400 Mantua Ave., Wenonah, N. J. 529 Rivard Blvd., Grosse Pointe, Mich. 25 Edgerton St.. Manchester, Conn. 13 Woodlawn Ave., Albany, N. Y. 126 Mechanic St., Danielson, Conn. 439 Riverview Dr., New Kensington, Pa. 157 Main St., Williamstown, M ass. 150 Mohegan Ave., New London, Conn. 3 Palmer Place, Leonia, N. J. 1430 Chicago Ave., Evanston, Il 140 Main St.. Gorham, Maine 42 Eckington St.. Springfield. Mass. 93 Franklin St., New London, Conn. 2437 N. 98th St., Wauwatosa, Wis. 465 Channing Ave.. Westfield, N. J. R. R. 2. Box 88A, Waukesha, Wis. 1009 W. 57th St.. K ansas City, Mo. 1100 26th Ave.. Moline, 1L 10 Forest Park Ave.. Larchmont, N. Y. Orchard Rd., Mt. Kisco, N. Y. 3 ! Woolrich, Pa. CLASS OF 1943Continued Ricamonp, LEE RimpeLL, Mary E. Roura, Lueerra M. RowLey, Vircinia M. ScuirF, PayLLis A, ScuwarTz, Roxann J. SEARs, Sara B.. Sessions, Janer H. Suank, EvizaBern L. SHOEMAKER, MARY L. SiLvERs, E. EVELYN . Syrrn, Constance T. Swvith, EvizaseTh A, Syira, Mary P. S0COLOF, SHIRLEY Souvires, Harrier D. STECHER, Nancy P. . STECKLER, IRENE D. STEPHENSON, MaARry L. Storums, JANE E. SURGENOR, MaRrY E. SworzyN, MariLYN D. Trowmpson, Nan Tromson, CaroLyn L. TwiTCcHELL, MARJORIE UrBAN, FLORENCE Vavcnn, IsABEL A. Wacner, ELaine C. . WaLLACE, JEAN B. WarLsa, Mary L. Warson, ALyce M. WIENER, MARY L. . WiLLiams, Mary L. . WiLLis, CaroLyn R. Wirson, Rurn E. Woob, FLoRENCE A. Woob, Jane B.. Woop, Mary E. WricHT, DoRIs A. YEamEes, FRANCES ZAGOREN, Rusy 2538 East 4th St., Tuscan, Ariz, 22 Sagamore Rd.. Bronxville, N, Y. 461 Beverly Rd.. Ridgewood, N. J. 391 S. Main St., Greenville, Pa, 211 Lincoln Ave., Rockville Center, N. Y, 6935 Paxton Ave., Chicago, IlI. 292 W. Main St., Norwich, Conn. 308 Main St., Bristol, Conn. 400 North St., Harrisburg, Pa. Kennett Square, R. D. 2, Chester Co., Pa. 1029 Pierpont St., Rahway, N. J. 1426 Surrey Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. 431 5th Ave., South, Clinton, lowa 1321 North Meriden, Indianapolis, Ind. 384 Crown St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 4 Sheflield West, Winchester, Mass. 1247 Arlington Rd., Lakewood, Ohio 791 Park Ave.. New York City Ocean Ave., Marblehead Neck, Mass. 135 W. Sixth Ave., Roselle, N. J. 97 Evergreen Ave., Hartford, Conn. 4701 Connecticut Ave.. Washington, D. C. 1400 Center Ave., Bay City, Mich, 113 Union St., Schenectady, N. Y. 162 S. Orange Ave., So. Orange, N. J. 218 Linwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 591 Ashland Ave., Buffalo, N, Y. ; 34 Forest Rd., Delmar, N. Y. Wardman Park Hotel, Wabhmglon, B LG 739 Prospect Ave., West Hartford, Conn. 804 Colonial Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y. 3514 N, Summit Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. . 31 Orchard St., Auburn, Maine 1958 Huntington Tnpk., Bridgeport, Conn. 128 Curtis St., Meriden, Conn. 445 Wyoming Ave., Kingston, Pa. 532 Coleman Place, Westfield, N. J. : 445 Wyoming Ave., Kingston, Pa. 3040 Warrington Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio 24 Kensington Rd., Arlington, Mass. Haddam, Conn. 154 CLASS OF 1944 ApraHAMS, ELISE M. Apams, Auice R. ALEXANDER, MARJORIE J. . Arwoon, ALicE E. AvreLL, D. Dawn Bascock, BeTTY L. BALDERSTON, Susan R. BarrLow, BARBARA BarNEY, GERTRUDE W. Berrack, Jane C. BenNETT, PaTRICIA H. BexniTT, NANCY BERNHARDY, MARGERY A. . Bosrow, LUCILLE BrECKBILL, MADELIENE M. BremexBAcH, E. JANE BrIDGWATER, JANE k. Brown, JEAN BrownE, GRACE S. Buck, Jean W. BurL, HELEN ButLER, JEANNE C. CALDWELL, JEAN CampBELL, DORIS CAREY, ALICE A. CAREY, MARTHA CARMAN, VIRGINIA CARPENTER. MARGARET H. Cerurtr, TERESINA A, Cuapvan, DoroTHY . CHAPPELL, Susan B. Cuurch, SaLLy K. COCHRAN, ELIZABETH CounseLMAN, ELeanor R. Cox, MARY A. . - Crawrorp, HeELEN H. CREAMER, FLORENCE E. CrockerT, MARY E. CuNNINGHAN, Puyrris M. 976 E. 10th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 26 Windemere Place, St. l:uuis, Mo. 50 Washington Circle, W. Hartford, Conn. 119 Kilburn Rd., Garden Citv, N. Y. Five Mile River Rd., Darit-rll, Conn. 10 Clark Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 1006 Berkshire Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich. . 596 Winthrop Ave., New Haven, Conn. : Box 107, Old Lyme, Conn. 2659 N. Summit Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 187 Oxford St., Hartford, Conn. 1285 Hope St., Springdale, Conn. 446 Pinney St., Rochester, Pa. 403 N. Fulton Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. - 118 Goodwin St., Bristol, Conn. 824 E. Schantz Ave., Oakwood, Dayton, Ohio Barley Mill Rd., Mt. Cuba, Del. 37 Nameaug Ave., New London, Conn. 17 Gerlach Pl., Larchmont, N. Y. 185 Hubbard St., Glastonbury, Conn. 834 Greenwood Ave., Glenco, 111. 95 Horicon Ave., Glens Falls, N. i Braeburn Rd., Flossmoor, I1l. : 3 13 Gables, Bennington, Vt. 136 Ridge Ave., Newton Centre, Mass. 2170 Delaware Drive, Cleveland Hits., Ohio : 16 Belrose Ave., Lowell, Mass. 60 Melrose Dr., New Rochelle, N. Y. 3 447 E. 65th St.. New York City 295 W. Gravers Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. R. F. D. 2, Uncas Ave., Waterford, Conn. Road District, Stonington, Conn. Brook Hollow, East Aurora, N. Y. 7 1017 Ridge Court, Evanston, I!l. 3132 Warrington Rd.. Shaker Hts., Ohio 204 Lawrence St., New Haven, Cr?nn. 313 North East Ave., Vineland, N. J. 4409 Bond Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. 2901 Fourth Ave., Altoona, Pa. CLASS OF 1944Continued Davipson, MarGAReT E. Davis, ANNE Davis, MarTua L. Day, Jane O. DEckER, Joan M. DeMEgrrITT, ELIZABETH DiLL, Jane B. DlNlu c10, GELLESTRINA ! Diver, Frances A. DoucaLL, JANE C. Doucrass, raTricia M. Dowpgen, Magian F. DrakE, FrRANCES G. . Drasuner, Mariox L. Duncomse, Mary L. DunnNing, Nancy EsTES, JEANNE FaceEr, ALmEDpA H. FEINN, JEANNE M. Forp, Fay H. Forp, SAran B. FREEMAN, BENNETTE Friepman, Mona FrYE. MARILYN GanM, BARBARA A. GARRETT., PATRICIA GERAGHTY, CONSTANCE GEUPEL. MARJORIE A. GiEsi, Janer E. GiLes, FrEperica K. Gogs, Diane V. ; GrREMLEY, MiLprep E, GrIFFITH, MARY A, . GRINDLE, Nan L. GROSVENOR, Nancy M. HAFF, SyLvia M, Hare, DoroTny G. 156 107 W. Fayette St., Connellsville, Pa, 91 Cross St., Middletown, Conn. . 47 Broad St.. Danielson, Conn. . 94 East Rock Rd., New Haven, Conn. 748 Vallamont Dr., Williamsport, Pa. 24 Hawthorne Ave., Barrington, R. I. 227 E. Delaware Pl.. Chicago, 11l. 117 Willetts Ave., New London, Conn. 1104 Broom St.., Wilmington, Del. 39 Ashland Rd., Summit, N, J. 540 Putnam Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1198 Grant St.. Denver, Colo. 541 Tremont Ave., Westfield, N. J. 714 W. Diamond Ave., Hazelton, Pa. 16 Edgehill Rd.. Providence, R. 1. 118 Iast 73rd St., New York City 53 Paine Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. 2637 N. Second St., Harrisburg, Pa. 126 Concord St., Waterbury, Conn. 40 W. Pleasant St., New London, Conn. 17 Armory Square, Springfield, Mass. 266 Linden Ave., Winnetka, 111 50 Concord Ave., White Plains, N. Y. 430 Oakdale Ave., Glencoe, T 23 William St., Andover, Mass. 3708 Dewey Ave.. Omaha, Neb. : Benson Ave., Minetto, N. Y. H R. 14, Box 238 D.. Indianapolis, Ind. 34 Livermore Rd.. Welle :sley Hills, Mass. 3900 Potomac, Dallas, Texas 2943 N. Lake Dr., Milwaukee, Wis. 27 Ocean View Ave., Mystie, Conn. 263 Forest Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. 29 Bloomfield St., Le :Xington, Mass. 26 Ledyard Rd., West Hartford, Conn. - 296 Tremont Ave., Orange, N. J. 124 Henry St., Manchester, Conn. CLASRS OF 1944Continued HarpavcH, ELizaBETH A. . HARBERT, SUZANNE HassELL, ELIZABETH HawkEes, GEORGANN HENNINGER, JoAN H., Hewirr, Mary K. Hirras, CHARLOTTE M. Hing, Rure L. Hoac, ANy W. HorrAnp, MILDRED A, HowLmes, Avis M. Horcukiss, Nancy R. Houston, Avipa E. HowarTH, JANE E. Howe, Rura T. HuUNTER, ALISON Hyman, BErTY R. INGRAM, SUZANNE JacouEs, JEANNE M. Jentz, MurierL, W. Jounson, MARGARET Jongs, BarBara L. Josepn, ALEsE N. Kang, Marion . KEAY, ANNE Keck, MArILY N K. KENNARD, ARABELLE Kevscn, Lourse C. KringmaN, JEAN A. . LeEcH, Janer E. LEEpom, EmiLy L. LeFeser. Loutse H. Leinsacn, JeEan O. Lincorn, LUucrETIA LirtLe, ANNE L. Loomis, E. Jean Luce, ELizaern M. . 1849 Hamilton St.. Allentown. Pa . 207 Freemont St., Battle Creek. Hivhi 3 Valley Road, Scarsdale, N, Y, ; 126 Moss Ave., Peoria. 11l. 509 N. Washington St., Butler, Pa. P. O. Box 387, Balboa. Canal Zone 409 Greenwood Ave., Wyncote, Pa. 106 Albemarle St., Springfivld. Mass, 55 Beckwith Ter.. Rochester, N, Y. 101 Ridgewood Rd., West Hartford. Conn. 21 Pearl St.. Belfast, Maine South S t., Middlebury, Conn. Hidden Rd., Andover, Mass. 1030 Van Dyke Ave., Detroit, Mich. . 1062 Main St., So. Glastonbury, Conn. 186 Fairview Ave., Stamford, Conn. 49 Otis St.. Norwich, Conn. 414 N. Tt h St., Tacoma, Wash. 147 Elwood Ave., Newark, N. J. 1616 Beverly Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2001 Reeveston Rd., Richmond, Ind. 126 Mohegan Ave., New London, Conn. . 2323 Bonnycastle . Ave., Louisville, Ky. 326 N. Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Conn. 404 E. Baltimore Ave., Clifton Hts., Pa. 526 W. Division St.. Union City, Ind. 157 637 W. 58th St., Kansas City, Mo. 195 Prospect St., Fast Orange, N. J. 2726 W. Park Blvd., Shaker Hts., Ohio 16 Grove St.. West Medford, Mass. 9975 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee, ul- 2608 E. Wood Place, Milwaukee, Wis. Go-Al-Do Lodge, Reading. Pa. l 85 Western Drive, 159 Prospect St-. 14508 Terrace Rd.. East St., S Longmeadnw, M ass. Willimantie, Conn. East Cleveland, Ohio tafford Springs, Conn. CLASS Mappexn, HELEN M. . MARGARIDA, JULIA M. MARQUIS, Susan J. MarTin, PriscinLa R. Massey, ELiZzABETH A. McCORKINDALE, BARBARA McDermort, M. JUNE McKEy. Mary E. MELVILLE, MaARY C. . MERCER, BETTY MiLLer, Epite M. MiLLER, PuyLLis E. . Monroe, ELizasern J. Mooby, Marjorie M. MoraN, MARY-JEAN . MurgrayY, CYNTHIA NasH, MArGAReT C. Nasu, Rurne E. NEewTtoN, FRANCES S. Nicorson. E. STraTTON NosLe, CHERIE V. OrAan, FLorence R. . PARCELLS, MARIANNA P. PARKER, PATIENCE Passavant, L. VIRGINIA Pike, Norma : PiLLing, BArBArRa DEW. PiNNEY, JACQUELINE F. PrIiCE, ANNE : Proctor, BArRBARA M. Rasivowirz, BETry J. Raysonp, Dororny L. Ricuarps, Magry E. . Riepey, HELEN G. RoE, MArGarer D. Romyey, Marie F. 0F 1944Continued 5507 Washington Blvd., Indianapolis, Ind. Central Constancia, Toa Baja, Puerto Rico 1045 Homewood Drive, Lakewood, Ohio 15 Hinckley Rd., Milton, Mass. . 318 Hathaway Lane, Wynnewood, Pa, 73 Lexington Ave., Holyoke, Mass, 311 N. Bedford St., Georgetown, Del, 2633 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis, 153 Storrs Ave., Braintree, Mass. 37 Indian Hill Rd., Winnetka, Il 121 Farmington Ave., Longmeadow, Mass. - 30 Park Circle, White Plains, N. Y. . 88 Plymouth Rd., Newton Highlands, Mass. 237 Jefferson Ave., Haddonfield, N, J. ; 400 Mantua Ave., Wenonah, N. J. 300 College Ave., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 2 Kingshighway, Westport, Conn. 36 Cleveland St., New London, Conn. ; R. R. 1, Box 69, Mt. Morrison, Colo. 4347 Forest Lane, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20726 Brantley Rd., Shaker Hts., Ohio 1505 Columbia Ter., Peoria, 111, 430 Rivard Blvd., Grosse Pointe, Mich. 54 Freeman Ave., Norwich, Conn. 300 Beaver St., Zelienople, Pa. 41 Ogden Ave., White Plains, N. Y. 1017 Cherry Lane. Westfield, N. J. 168 Edgewood Ave., Longmeadow, Mass. . 6 Elm St.. Westerly, R. I. Mago Point, Waterford, Conn. 101 Central Park West, New York City 72 Sagamore Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. 26 Ravine Forest Drive, Lake Bluff, 1L 48 Cleveland Rd., New Haven, Conn. Terrace Ave., Hillburn, N. Y. 6015 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wis. 158 CLARSS OF 1944Continued RosenstiEL, Louise E. Conyers Farm, G n . - L s - reenwich, L RuBENSTEIN, PEGGY . 4 vich, Conn. 26 Southmoor, St. Louis. Mo. Sauzer, Jane H. . . - . 5 . 236 Seventeenth Pl., La Crosse, Wis. SCHREUDER, JOAN . : 3 3 . . cjo Fansler, R.F.D. 1, Preston, Md ScuwaB, BarBAra L. : g h . 84 Broadfield Rd., New Rochelle. N. Y SELDEN, JANE P. ; 1 ; : ? : 38 Chapel St., New London, Conn. Spaw, Jane Mack. . : : ; : : 27 Linden Ave., Jersey City, N. J. SHORE, ELisABETH L. : : : 400 Vernon Rd., Mt. Airy, Phili-lllt'llliliil. Pa. Surri, FRanxces M. . 3 E : 3 17856 Lake Rd., Lakewood, Ohio Swrri, NaNcY-CAROL ; . 303 Kenilworth Apts., Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. SwitH, PHYLLIS : : - : 4 14500 Shaker Blvd., Shaker Hits., Ohio Sxow, BArRBARA J. . : : : : . 149 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Conn. Sprovr, ETHEL B. . ! : . : : 470 Colonial Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. StaBER, MARY H. : y : k 0 2 . 47 Avon Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. SrannisH, ANNE T, . : 1 : 2 47 Hundreds Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. STEWART, SarLy L. . 2 ; : : 21 Villa St., Longmeadow, M ass. Surnivan, Liza S. . ; . : - 3 . P. O. Box 246, Scarsdale, N. Y. SWANGER, MARY A. . : : g 2 ; 161 Wilson Drive, Lancaster, Pa. 178 First St., Pawtucket, R. L The Walnut Apts.. Kansas City, Mo. 115 N. Bedford St., Georgetown, Del. 285 Migeon Ave., Torrington, Conn. Crows Nest, Gloucester, Mass. 414 E. 44th St., Savannah, Ga. TincLEY, BArBARA L. TownLEY, CAROLINE M. Townsenp, ELEANOR E. Travis, ELizasern B. TreNOR, PaTRICIA W, Troranp, Nancy T. . 82 Forest St., Torrington, Conn. 422 Oradell Ave.. Oradell, N. J. L 16 Essex Rd., Summit, N. J. 16 Montrose Rd.. Scarsdale, N. Y. 51 Riverview Rd.. Rocky Hill, Conn. j 725 Chestnut Ave., Wilmette, T 2928 Elandon Dr., Cleveland Hts., Ohio Wabnays, BARBARA . WarLing, HeLen C. . WeBER, Avice-Jane H. WeBER, Vircinia R. WessTER, Lots B. WEeINsTOCK, GERTRUDE A. Mg o 0 e 0kl B Buffalo, N. Y. -ILUMIE, i T : - : : 5674 N. Shore Dr., Milwaukee, Wis. Wirre, Janer S. : it ; e Y ! 65 Wedgemere Ave.. Winchester, 88, S - . : . 14 Adam Ter., Lowell, Mass. Wyman, Nancy R. p pect Ave., Plainfield, N. J. Yeesen, Kagrea L. 1120 Prospec 159 CLASS OF 1945 AnpERSON, BETTY A, ARMSTRONG, JANE ARMSTRONG, SHIRLEY B. ArnoLpy, CaroLynN M. AVERY., BarBara W. Bascock, HArRRIET BaiLey, Nancy J. BaLpwin, JAnNE P, BAMBERGER, BETSY A. Barp, MariLyn D. BARKSDALE, JANE M, BarnNarp, BETTY B. . Barnges, ConNsTANCE . BARNETT, ANN C. BaTes, MARY Bavbouin, Barsara L. BAUERNScHMIDT, SARAH E. BeckERr, Lois A. Begers, CuarrotTE L. BErGeManN, Doris E. BEvans, Evizasern H. BicerLow, NAaTaLIE BisseLr, Bersy F, Brancuarp, Rurn Bonric, BEVERLY Bowsman, Vircinia A. Braun., Miriam K, BRECKWOLDT, JANE BRrRiLLHART, MARY 1. BrisLey, ALean R. Brown, CHarvLoTTE E, Brown, MArGAreT P. Burr, CaarvortE F, CuANDLER, CAROL L. CLiFrE, Vircinia H. Cosg, PrisciLLA CoLsy, JANET W. CoNOVER, FRANCES Corsoxn, AxtoiNertE C. 101 Union St., East Walpole, Mass, 124 Highland Ave., Winchester, Mass. 420 S. Spring Ave., LaGrange, Il 520 St. Clair, Grosse Pointe, Mich. 21149 Colby Rd., Shaker Hts., Ohio Pine Point, Stonington, Conn, 205 Fernbrook Ave., Wyncote, Pa. 78 Main St., Westport, Conn. 1327 Penrose Drive, Salt Lake City. Utah 18974 Fairfield Ave., Detroit, Mich. 513 Nancy St., Charleston, W. Va. 3715 Sulphur Springs Rd., Toledo, Ohio 161 Hamilton Rd.. Lancaster, Pa. 390 River Rd., Beaver, Pa. ' Box 593, Easton, Md. 85 Main St.. Torrington, Conn. 6619 A Strathmore St., Chevy Chase, Md. 390 West End Ave., New York City 910 Gist Ave., Silver Spring, Md. : : : Ryvdal, Pa. 165 Fiske St., Waterbury. Conn. 26 Holden Rd., West Newton. Mass. S. Main St., Suffield, Conn. 4 Seely Place, Scarsdale, N. Y. 12 Pennstone Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa. 94 Fifth St., Stamford, Conn. 3505 Ridgewood Rd., Toledo, Ohio Popham Hall, Scarsdale, N. Y. Bath Rd., Bethlehem, Pa. 9148 Sherwood Rd., Columbus, Ohio 24 Ureenrulgt Ave., White Plains, N. Y. 13 MecKinley Ave., New Haven, Conn. 175 Round Hill Rd., Fairfield, Conn. 445 Hart St., New Britain, Conn. ! 222 E. Granada Ave., Hershey, Pa. 9 Longview Place, Great Neck, L. I, N. Y. 136 E. Greenwood Ave.. Lansdowne, Pa. 1271 I'laglt-r Drive, Edgewater Point, Wamamnuk N. Y. . 211 High St.. Lockport, N. Y. 160 CLASS OT CuNNINGHAM, MABEL CurME, MARY E. Cusati, MARY A, Date, ELizABETH A. : pE Menponca, HeLiopora C. DiLworTH, PATRICIA Dniock, Joanwa B. . DiricksoN, BETTy L. Dowring, CLArA H. . Downs, GEORGINE Eastraxp, BERTHA H. Eaton, A. FARLEE Eerts, A. VIRGINIA FriasBErG, RUuTH : ErswortH, ELizaBeTn G. . Evans, Rurn J. FAIRLEY, CONSTANCE FarrerL, HELEN E. . Favst, Marcia J. FavoriTeE, NaNCY FeLoman, PaTricia J. Fexy, Epiti Fewron, Lois B. Fercuson, H. JEFFREY FieLping, BArBARA A. Fiscuer, WiNikrep W. FoLey, Norma M. Forp, DrusiLLa N, Forp, Nancy B. FRIEDLANDER, LETTY Fruenaur, Ann L. Fusk, SmirLey E. Fusston, Nance C. . Ganper, KatHryy E. GeiB, BARBARA A. GILBERT, ANNE GILBERT, SARAH GILEs, CAROLYN 1945Continued 3903 Jocelyn St., Washington, . C. 4 Hotel Drive, White Plains, N. Y. Poquonnock Rd., Groton. Conn. 2225 Forest Park Blvd., Fort Wayne. Ind. rua Marques de Abrantes 189, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Montgomery Ave., Chestnut Hill, Pa. 63 Church St., New London, Conn. 1405 S. Galveston St., Tulsa, Okla. 315 S. Bowen, Jackson, Mich. 160 Stafford Ave., Forestville, Conn. North Stonington, Conn. Acadia Farm, Northfield, Ohio 61 East 66th St., New York City 275 Central Park West, New York City Bush Ave.. Belle Haven, Greenwich, Conn. 3519 Thirty-fifth St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 404 N. High St., Hillshoro. Ohio : Old Greenwich, Conn. 817 Madison Ave., Albany, N. Y. 170 Pine Ridge Rd., Waban. Mass. 31 Chesterfield Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Carr Rd.. Concord, Mass. , Crest Rd., Middlebury, Conn. 1322 Stratford Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. Ross Court, Loudonville, N. i : N Nicholson Heights, Erie, Pa. 1107 E. Seventeenth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. : 67 Merrill St., Waterbury. Conn. 43 Oldbrook Lane, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mvivll. 2 560 Sinclair Ter.. South Orange, N. i3 1004 Three Mile Drive, Grosse Pointe, 11ivh. 17 Pacific St., New London., Conn. 105 Clarewill Ave., Upper Montelair, N. J. 3314 159th St., Flushing. Nf X Waverly Place, Montvale, N. J. 154 Long Hill St., Springfield, Mass. 251 Long Hill St., Springfield, Mass. 99 Crescent Rd.. Longmeadow, Mass. 161 CLASS OF 1945Continued Giuein, Berry J. GoE. MARGUERITE E. GraY, JEan M. GreEDE, BETTY M. HavLL, LoRrAINE A. Hancock, PaTricia L. HaxnNing, MArY G. Harvow, ELIZABETH HARTLEY, MARGARET A. HaskeLL, HELENA Z. Hastings, Arison C. Hay, Marcor E. HesTeEr, ANNE E. Hirr, Epna M. Hivr, Evizasern W. Hoenn, BArBara T. HorToN, INEZ S. Hosack, Sara I. House, ANNE Hurrorp, Crara L. . JamAR, SHIRLEY C. James, Joan JENKINS, JOANNE Jongs, Marion L. Kavanacu, CuarLorTE F. KennNeEDY, Frances L. Krav, LuciLLe R. Koenic, ELeanor C, KrasNE, SHmrLey L. . KRruipENIER, SUE C. LANG, AMY A. . : LAwRENCE, MARJORIE J, Lesowich, LuciL A. LeELIEVRE, ANN B. LEVY, MarGERY I, LEwis, Mary R. Lockwoob, Porry E, - : ! 77 Middle Rd.. Hamden, Conn, 951 Kelbourne Ave., Philipse Manor, No. Tarrytown. N. Y, 5918 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y, Elm Grove, Wis, 10 Morse Ave., Groton, Conn, 100 Oakley Rd., Belmont, Mass. 3150 Attleboro Rd., Shaker Hts., Ohio 43 Central St., Auburndale, Mass. 415 Valley View Rd., Englewood, N. J. 77 Woodcliff Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 4 Brainbridge Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 1315 Blue Ave., Zanesville, Ohio - Lake Rd., Morristown, N. J. 154 Puritan Ave., Forest Hills, N. Y. C. 17 Pelham Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 25 Jefferson Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 6 Warren Place, Montclair, N. J. 1224 Robbins Ave., Niles, Ohio . 760 Auburn Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 1302 Reading Blvd., Wyomissing, Pa. 2932 Branch St., Duluth, Minn. 1230 Circle Drive, Springfield, Ohio 11 Winfield Ave.. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 633 Whitney Ave., New Haven, Conn. 96 Woodlawn Ave., Wellesley Hills, Mass. The Arsenal, Watertown, Mass. : 993 5th Ave., New York City 67 Hilton Ave., Garden City, N. Y. 1016 W. 58th St., Kansas City, Mo. 4406 Greenwood Drive, Des Moines, lowa 1188 Lowell Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. 64 Oakdale Rd., Glenbrook, Conn. . 283 8. Center St., Orange, N. . 19200 Shaker Blvd., Shaker Hts., Ohio 40 East 83rd St., New York City 17 New London Rd., Mystic, Conn. 203 Ridge Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich. 162 CLASS OF 1945Continued MacMinLan, Evsie P. MappEN, PATRICIA MagseL, CARYL M. Maenus, JoAN A, ManNinG, PaTricia J. MarioN, MarGARET E. MaRkLEY, LOUISE MarTIN, MARY C. MarTIN, RoBERTA M. MavEers, Nancy P. MaynarD, MARY E. . McCarTHY, ANNE D, McCarTy, Joan D. McCLELLAN, M ARJORIE McCurrouvcH, JEan C. McEvoy, Doris McEwan, Auice F. McGUIRE, JEAN A, McKewen, NANCY MELLOR, SHIRLEY M. MENDLER, JEANNE C. MERrcURr, ANNE N. MEYER, LEAH . MmbrLeron, NorAH S. MiLLER, CAROLYN MiLLER, MARJORY G. Mivron, Lois P MiINER, JEANETTE E. . MureHY, CATHARINE Mureny, FLoreNCE M. MugrgaY, GLapys J. . Muscu, WINIFRED Myggs, Corinng L. . Norris, Eucenia B. OBERG, JANE E. OxNARD, ANNE L. PaLvERr, BArBARA A. Parisgrre, Lois PARK, JANICE 4 Duryca Rd., Upper Montclair. N, J. Orchard Drive, Greenwich, Conn 33 Locust St., Garden City, L. I, N. 3015 Fairfield Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 1915 Walnut St., Camp Hill, Pa. . 504 Whitney Ave.. New Haven, Conn. 150 Stanmore Place, Westfield, N. J. 6323 Meadow Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. 657 Morewood Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 262 Central Park West, New York City 15967 Avon Rd., Detroit, Mich. . Waterloo Rd., Devon, Pa. 64 Bradlee Ave., Swampscott, Mass. : Foster. Littleton, Mass. 200 S. Water St.. Kittanning, Pa. 413 Tremont Ave., Westfield, N. J. Loudonville, Albany County, N. Y, Hollow Tree Ridge Rd., Darien, Conn. 267 Ridge Ave., Winnetka, IlL h 1094 Pine St., Winnetka, Il 1826 E. Jefferson Blvd., South Bend, Ind. 5 Fifth Ave., Roebling, N. J. 915 Bank St.. New London, Conn. 858 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. 153 N. Prospect St., Kent, Ohio 121 Farmington Ave., Longmeadow. Mass. 332 William St., Pittsfield, Mass. ; Allen Place, Collinsville, Gonn. 2056 N. Hackett Ave., Milwaukee. Wis. 79 Bank St.. Attleboro, Mass. 32 Johnson Ave.. Binghamton, NS 5 Brookside Drive, Hamden, Conn. 1501 Dial Court. Springfield, 1L 2024 Chadbourne Ave., Madison, Wis. South Orange, N. J. 274 West End Rd., Medford, Mass. 151 Mystic St.. West 408 Fairview Ave., Orange. N. J. RIFI DS Norwich, Conn. 22 Oakland, Bristol. Conn. 163 ,- CLASS0.F 1945Continued PARKE, Jane E. Parsons, ELAINE PaTTON, JEAN PaynE, ELIZABETH V. 5: Peck, WiLpa C. ProHL, BARBARA PIERRE, ALISON Pierson, Vircinia C. PirER, MARGARET F. PORTER, SUZANNE PowEgr, MaArY E. Prossgr, GERTRUDE L. RAPELYE, SARAH RATNER, AUDREY J. . Ravu, CarrAaRINE C. . Raymonp, EsTELLE M. RieGEL, MarY A. RiESNER, BERNICE A. Rices, BarBara L. Rocers, MarcERY D. Royce, Dororny L. . Ruwrrch, Evizasern R. SaALFIELD, ANN L. SAck, PRYLLIS . Savacoor, HELEN B SawnILL, June C. Sayre, Hagrier E. ScHAEFER, Caror D, ScuaLL, ETHEL Scuurte, Naxcy B. . ScauLTz, MARJORIE . ScHWALBE, MARJORY A, Scawarz, Louise G, ScoviLLE, EvLizaBeTH L. SCUDDER, MARGARET A. Seissen, ELizasern A. SevLicsonn, HeEpwic . ServicE, CHARLOTTE K. SHEA, JuLia A, SILVESTER, SUSETTE I Sinvorr, Crara R. 1 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn, N. Y 17 Conant Rd.. Marblehead, Mass 187 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J, 158 S. River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 324238th St., N. W., Washington, D. C, ; R. D. 2, Bradford, Pa, 157 School St., Keene, N. H, 1 Beekman Place, New York City 314 Court St., Keene, N. H, 27 South St., Brockton, Mass. 2735 W. Sixth St., Wilmington, Del. 306 Lydecker St., Englewood, N, J. 624 Westover Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 225 West 86th St., New York City 493 Cottage Ave., Glen Ellyn, IIL . 66 Maenneschor Ave., Taftville, Conn. . Hartsdale Rd.., Hartsdale, N. Y 553 Highbrook Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y. Luquer Rd., Port Washington, L. I., N. Y. 1615 Sheridan Rd., South Euclid, Ohio Hotel Huntington, Pasadena, Cal. 340 Moraine Rd., Highland Park, 111 2329 Amesbury Rd., Akron, Ohio 1100 Park Ave., New York City 63 Prospect Hill, Summit, N. J. 1039 Tl'ighlanrl Rd., Sharon, Pa. Leighton, Bel Air, Md. :J Military Rd., Port Huron, Mich. 293 Fuller St., West Newton, Mass, 2 100 Clinton Ave., Newark, N. I. 328 S. Harrison St., East Orange, N. J. 391 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. 2312 E. Kensington Blvd., M ilwaukee, Wis. 165 Mohegan Ave., New London, Conn. Mile Creek Rd., Old Lyme, Conn. - 127 S. Broadway, Whllt' Plains, N. Y. 590 Fort Wabhmgton Ave., New York City - 5 South Willington, Conn. 18 James St., Hartford, Conn. 3140 legle Rd., N. W., Washington, D. C. 459 PI'Oprl t St.. New Haven, Conn. 164 CLARS OF 1945Continued Swith, HELEN H. SMITH, SUZANNE Srapins, JEANNE P. . STEFFEN, SUZANNE R. SriFEL. ELIZABETH S. Sropparp, Jovce P. . STRANGWARD, SHIRLEY StronM, ELEANORE SwirT, BARBARA P. TayLor, JANE K. Tromas, Jean C. TrompsoN, MARY A. Ties, Hanvan G. Tracy, CLara C. TrimBLE, ELizaBETH L. Turcnon, PaTricia B. VaLLar, Marcery H. Veevers, Rurn D. VisLL, Joanne L. WapsworTH, BarBara C. . WiGNER, MARGARET I, WaLEs, CORNELIA WALKER, NANCY A. . Wasser, WINIFRED Warkins, MArRY A. WessteEr, DoroTHY I, WECKLER, SALLy L. . WeLLs, PaTricia M. WENK, KATHERINE Waire, Marion Wiant, Rurn J. WiLsug, Patience W. WiLpEr, MariecHEN L. WILLARD, JEAN Witriams, Emanyn C. WiLLiams, KatHErRINE N. . WiLson, GRACE WiLson, JANE . Worrg, LuciLLe M. . Woobrurr, Evizasern C. . Wornerspoon, Marcarer L. 2166 E. 36th Place, Tulsa. Okla 220 New York Blvd., Sea Girt. N. I. 210 S. Indiana Ave., Watertown. N. 'I - : . . 1128 N. 5th St., Sheboygan, Wis. Shadow Knoll, Pleasant Valley, Wlu-:-lir'u:. W. Va. Veterans Home, Rocky Hill, Conn, 1059 Homewood Drive, Lakewood. Ohio ; 39 Brunswick Rd.. Montclair, N, J. Blue Arrow, Summer Hill Rd., Madison, Conn. 21 Greenmount Blvd., Dayton, Ohio 117 Edgerton Rd., Akron, Ohio 27 Murray Hill Rd., Scarsdale, N. 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Shaker Hits., Ohio Washington, D. C. 975 Laurel Ave. 155 Bellevue Rd.. 18100 S. Park Blvd.. 1900 Rodman St 165 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS to the following powers behind 1942 KoINE Tue HARD-WORKING STAFF JuLter EsseLBorN BISSINGER AND LENNY TincLe Howarp, LITERARY EbITORS, who turned out copy with ease and promptness. Mavrie Giec axp Hooker Daoust, ART EDITORS, who drew countless stick figures and scribbled endless notes. Mary Mever Riviere axp Berry BowpeN, PHOTOGRAPHY KEDITORS, whose ideus and cameras clicked. Ginny KraMER, AssisTANT BUsiNess MANAGER and Chief Gather-upper of loose ends, SHIRLEY AUSTIN, ADVERTISING MANAGER, and her staff, who assiduously hunted ads from New London businessmen. Pecey Mack, SusscripTiON MANAGER, and the super-saleswomen who sold you this book. GEORGE HEFFERNAN AND PETER GURWIT, whose wit, sagacity, and letters pulled us out of many a tough spot. Mr. WitLiam TeRziaN, ace photographer, who combined patience and skill in catching clever college candids. 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Lewis Company STABLISHED 1860 China, Glass, Silver, Lamps and Unusual Gifts STATE AND GREEN STREETS New Loxpon, Conn. Compliments of BERNARD'S THE BLUE LINE BUS COMPANY SPRINGFIELD, M Ass. FHESTYEE SHOE Established 1917 COMPLETE READY TO WEAR 128 STATE ST. BRATER'S At Shop CARROLL'S CUT RATE PERFUMER 152 StaTE ST., NEW Loxpox I 110 Bank St. VICTOR COLUMBIA RECORDS Rapio REPAIRING AND SERVICE We Call for and Deliver ROBERTS ELECTRIC SHOP Puone 8313 Compliments of the Class of 1945 With Every Good Wish to The Class of 1942 THE CROCKER HOUSE NEW LUNDON, CONN. MARVEL SHOP linent ol 129 STATE STREET Comp Etasn Everything to brighten -j4 griencl and cheer the home. Campgfmrzn s ofg THE el e NORWICH INN 180 Compliments of THE COLLEGE INN CONNECTICUT COLLEGE l Cjomlyiimenf:i of .4 3Eienc! Compfimenfd of .4 3!1.8!16! NICHOLS 8 HARRIS PHARMACISTS A Century of Reliable Service A La Carte Rest and Service. Excellent Banque CockraiL LOUNGE AND Tar Room - e molu'can New Lonpon's LARGEST Anp Best HoTEL 260 Rooms axDp BaTus aurant Noted for Food t Facilities. D ANCING SATURDAY NicuTs IN BALLROOM 181 Club Woodland 5 Minutes from New London Bostox Post Roap DANCING EVERY NIGHT 9.1 A.M. Sundays 5-9 ' Cuoice Foop Axp LiQuors Closed Mondays THE MARTOM Just Down the Hill l RESTAURANT AND ICE CREAM SHOP DANTE'S BESTAURANT 52 Truman Street New Lonpon, Conn. PETERSON'S ORDERS FILLED FOR BIRTHDAY CAKES ' ON SHORT NOTICE 127 STATE ST. NEw Loxpon DEAN'S Grill Casino Groron, Conn, Route 1, end of Long Hill Road 182 The S-hfinqs Bank of New London 063 Main Street New London CoNNECTICUT ' THE CASLON PRE SS Craftsmen in Printing We Print QUARTERLY PHONE 58153 23 UNION STREET . HOWARD JOHNSON'S l Town HiLn 929 BANK ST. I New Lonpon i FAMOUS NEW ENGLAND RESTAURANT SERVING ALL MEALS For Luxurious Dining Try the colorful WINTHROP ROOM LIGHTHOUSE INN NeEw Lonpoxn, Conn. On Long Island Sound No more delightful spot on the Connecticut Shore Spacious Rooms Excellent Cuisine Puong 5331 GETIITAT STARR BROS., INC. The CoLLEGE DRUGSTORE Where vour checks are cashed and merchandise delivered twice daily. FISHER MORIARTY Clothiers 174 STATE STREET Furnishers Puong 2-1980 THE SPORT SHOP DewART BUILDING NEW LONDON 183 Victoria Sitty I Our sportswear, lingerie, an d hose Will help you hold that certain pose For dormitory dress 'n best Your undergarments Sitted by Victoria is the best. 243 STATE STREET New Loxpow BOSTON CANDY KITCHEN New LoNDON Compliments of Fife Mondo ForMERLY oF THE Famous lzzy's Ocean Beach Dinine anxp Dancing Boston Post Road, Route 1 WarTeErRFORD, CONN. THE ENNIS SHOP MILLINERY OF DisTINCTION NEW LONDON THE BINGHAM PRESS PRINTERS Phone 4879 NEW LONDON Compffmenfd of -A gm'enc! i Montgomery Ward and Company NEW LONDON 184


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