Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1944 volume:

2 gl Ry connecticut colleg for women - new london - conneectieut fok We the class of 44 dedicate our KoiNe to the woman who is to us the symbol of the strength and spirit of our College. In a larger sense she represents what we students of the Liberal Arts are striving towards: a belief in the global system of humanitarian education. This war has brought an increased awareness of the value of educa- tion to the world. The ideal of democracy is based on the principle of intelligent understanding of universal problems; that is why we of the American College Institution are privileged to continue our studies in time of national emergency. Miss Blunt, President Emeritus, we offer you our respect and admiration. In your courageous leadership you have given us much to live up to. able of contents the job the leaders .. the ranks .. the heritage .. the way.. The job: foremostfin our minds is our purpose here and hereafter. College, with all itsfconnotations of good living, represents a stage in which we develpp an increased sensitivity to responsibility. More that that, in Bur intellectual and social training, we absorb an awareness of the Bdjustments we must make in order to fulfil our next job in the bigger world beyond the campus. The job' is a slogan of the day in which we live, a time in which international upheaval has erased a portion of national apathy, and given us a vigorous conception of what there is to be done. College has given time in which to muster our strengchs and overcome our weaknesses in order to become a vital part of a vital world. May we not forget thesc years of training. May we not forget the importance of community living and cooperative effort. May we rcmcmbcr.through the years which lie ahead, the ideals and prin- ciples which we so wholeheartedly supported here. We have worked and played together; we have had heartaches and fun. Let the motto in our hearts and the song on our lips always be, A Job ... Well Done. The book of Nature gerteth short of leaves. Freshman fears of faculty ferocities faded with the first classes. As we slowly recovered and oriented ourselves, we found that they were leading us toward the job, our job. They have not made our decisions but have guided, pointed out, suggested and developed in us a sensitivity and appreciation so that we go forth with eyes opened, eager to open them still wider. Under their instruction, we have become more expandable, perhaps, and a little more able to take things in our stride. We have learned from them that knowing a little more, we know a great deal less. Theirs was rhe hardest. task, at Competitive Sing. Mrs. Josephine Ray Harris boon ro Thespiana, To the fourth president of Connecticut College we say Welcome. We will remember a friendly smile, a sincere interest in every campus activity. We thank you for your unwavering interest in our intellectual welfare and your desire for the maintenance of high academic standards. We thank you for your chapel talks thac have shown us the importance of our job in so many ways. We wish you success in every possible way. 12 Everyone is on at least one of the Dean's lists. Before departing, we would like to know, Dean E. Alverna Burdick, what does E stand for? Photographic mind, she remembers all names and faces and what's more, puts the right ones together. An incomparable sense of humor and an insight into all campus perplexities. Appoint- ment sheet for the day extends from second floor Fanning to all points. Miss Burdick, I have a question. We will long remember yout answers, your help, and your deft finger on the pulse of the college community. What's on the docket for today? A DAY IN THE i R LIFE OF A DEAN 35 Nine a'fa;kcla.u at the gym. Come back Tuesday; the dean's in conference. What can we do for you? 13 5717101407:4:? Memegew 05 Hie CLASS OF 44 Our two faculty members have shown their understanding of the problems which confront us and in their quiet way they have impressed upon us the value of idealism as the greatest practicality. We feel that they have brought us to a fuller consciousness of ourselves. Some of us have had the privilege of knowing them well; all of us have felt the wisdom and kindness in their bequest, 'TO BE YOUNG AND YET TO BE MATURE. DR. FEDERICO SANCHEZ MISS ELIZABETH HARTSHORN DR. MARY C. McKEE Chemistry DR. GEORGE 8. AVERY Bo!dq;' DR. GARABED K. DAGHLIAN Physics DEPARTMENT HEADS The heads of departments here at Connecticur fulfil their task as our guides along the path of knowledge and go further in helping us to develop as responsible, men- tally alert members of society. They are our advisors as well as our friends and we shall never forget: Dr. Avery and plant-life savoury! Miss McKee and chemical formulae! Dr. Daghlian the heavenly man! Miss Warner the post-war inflation scorner! Dr. Laubenstein and Truth Divine. DR. FLORENCE M. WARNE Economics DR. PAULINE H. DEDERER 15 DR. PAUL F. LAUBENSTEIN Zoolegy Religion JR. MARGARET S. C Home Economics DR. FRANK E Philosophy, Psychologll and Education 16 DR. EDWIN L. MINAR, JR. Classics Dr. Minar the classical looking! Miss Chaney and scientific cooking! Dr. Morris :mddpractical philosophy Miss Bower and abxyz! Miss Hafkesbrink our German primer Dr. Destler Connecticut's TIMES and timer Miss Stanwood's athletic stance Miss Ernst and toujours la France! Mr. Logan our artiste creator Dr. Quimby our Bachian music maker! Miss Bethurum our Cleopatran and Chaucerian darkling Miss Biaggi's Spanish vivacity sparkling! Dr. Cobbledick society's measuring stick . . . MORRIS DR. JULIA BOWER Mathematics DR HANNAH HAFKESBRINK DR. CHESTER M. DESTLER MISS RUTH STANWOOD History and Government Physical Education MISS CAROLA L. ERNST MR. ROBERT F. LOGAN Frenchand ltalian Fine Arts DR. DOROTHY BETHURUM 17 English MR, ARTHUR QUIMBY Music MISS ZELMIRA BIAGGI DR. M. ROBERT COBBLEDICK Spanish Social Sciences Mrs. Carleton Brown and Miss Grace Lesliecaught on campus Miss Catherine Oakesfaithful critic and occasional actress o NewcomersMr. William Wickwar and Dr. Mason T. Rect BOARD OF TRUSTEES HonorabLE CHRISTOPHER L. AVERY . Dr. Estuer L. BATCHELDER Mary BuLkrLey F. VALENTINE CHAPPELL . HoworasLe WiLsur L. Cross Lewis B. Doane Janer Crawrorp How Mrs. Burton L. Louise C. Howe CHARLOTTE ANNE KEEFE . BeErnARD KNOLLENBERG . Acnes B. Leany KarueriNe LubincTON Dororaea Barowin McCorLesTer Mgs. PArRkER GEORGE J. MEAD Mary Fourke Morrisson Mgs. James W. Mary M. PartringE HoNORARY Wirciam H. Putnam, Chairman Dr. James Grarron RoGERs EarrLe W. StaMm Anna Lorp StrAUss HownorasrLe FrReperic C. WarLcoTT Dr. Marian P. WHITNEY Frances Scupper Witriams Mgs. S. H.J . Groton, Conn. Washington, D. C. Hartford, Conn. Waterford, Conn. New Haven, Conn. New London, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. Norwich, Conn. New York, N. Y. Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y. Old Lyme, Conn. New York, N. Y. West Hartford, Conn. Groton, Conn. West Hartford, Conn. . Hartford, Conn. Washington, D. C. New London, Conn. Stepney, Conn. . Norfolk, Conn. New Haven, Conn. Glastonbury, Conn. 19 rQI We are the ranks, 751 of us. During the last years we have been part of a busy transition. We have seen the ideals and methods of democracy change from a passive peace program to an active war economy. Our academic life has been intensified, and accelerated in instances, and our extracurricular programs are largely taken up 1 with the filling of diverse wartime needs. From carefree immaturity we have struggled together to achieve a morc adult comprehension of the necessity for serious women in an overpowering world at war . . . Opportunities great in number lie before us, ours to use wisely. That's my pap! Ls there a Targan in the house? 20 o by I 2 s 2 S .... S 2 u.. - - a ;H S by Q You know what they say about the first bundred years Not without some trepidation We have reached our dlcst:'nation. We have made social advances- Freshman week, C.G. dances. We've eaten first Snack Bar crea- tions, Counted days til first vacations; Christmas Pageant, mid-year blues, Competitive plays with stage- struck crews, Winter formal, campus elections We've been besieged from all directions. Qur latent talent found expres- sion At Art Weekend, and singing session. When seniors leave at gradua- tion, We'll feel a certain jubilation, 'Cause we've weathered this grim storm Of living in a college dorm. Chic is a purely relative concept. Graphical interpretation of manpower situation, or Ain't war the dickens. That Friday feelin'! Dive Bombers' delight. 23 Sunday night suppera la picnic Friday night: Gable vs. baddockguess who won. 24 Study, study, studywill it never end? Sophisticated sophomores' . remember heated class meetings about whether or not we could have the pageant we didn't, work- Ouad Queens! ing together to Shine at Competitive Plays and Sing we did, and swimming to Coast Guard formals? And now . . . the excitement of getting our class rings, Mascot Hunt, serenading the college with Christmas carols at six a.m., and presenting our senior sisters with May Baskets. It was a lot of fun, it is a lot of fun, and it will be more fun. Well! We have to relax sometime. A Place in the Sun 25 Spring is sprung! Do allow me! Juniorial Jocularity 26 PR e P T o As juniors we're still plowingin farmer-styled jeansthrough midnight study sessions and those early eight o'clocks. We success- fully Sherlock Holmesed to find all the clues and the Mascot, became Bernhardts to capture Competitive Play honors. With Air Corps wings unclipped, we still resembled anything but nightingales as our model monotones failed to impress at Competitive Sing. Remembering the 'good old days, we campus pre-Pearl Harbor babies listen to vics playing Don't Get Around Much Anymore. We don't. In years that bring the philosophic mind The darkest hour is just before the dawn. Not a taxi to be bad! Pre-vacation crackers and savoir vivre Freshman year: pre-war accelerated freshman weekfaculty and upperclassmen guaranteed survivalBumped along the unpaved road of higher education and in spite of numcrous derours, found every effort worthwhile. Sophomore year: The social year' says Dean BurdickHad the last Soph Hop for the durationDetours less numerous, we were beginning to understand pointers and indicators. As juniors, we discovered we had hit the cross-roads marked upperclassmen. Road directions were 'bear right and 'bear down. Senior year: caps and gowns indicated a parting of the ways soon to comeTurned off road to main highway, sign said straight ahcad. Our trip was greatThis travel isn't rationedWe recommend it. 29 alice reed adams 26 Windermere Place St. Louis, Mo. Algie St. Louis Womanstrictly furs and shoes. I repulse myself. Knee-slapping self-panicker, the weight of the world on her shouldersthe wit of the world on her tongue. 'For me? It must be Mrs. Webster! Has had more than her share of 'Destroyer duty. Caught on Campus in C.C. news-room, caught off guard anytime! Never been so embarrassed in my life! Always be- litclin her work, herselfthe better things in life. 50 Washington Circle marijorie alexander harrison Marge West Harcford, Conn. 30 Fourth floor alarm clockmorning exercisesthat green kerchief! 'Heavens there's an ash in my ash tray! On our campus freshman yearon Yale's sophomore year Postman's delightHas great plans for future ball teamis sliding into home right nowMovie critique extraordinairedoesn't even have to see thempsychic you knowEasy to know-to know is to loveloves to talk AND listenfun at its finestalways a friend. doris dawn aurell 235 East 73rd Street New York City Dawn Connteen's Sweetums. 'He's coming in half an hour gotta steam my hair!l 44's Orson Welles. Essentially the artist in her love of beauty and good taste. What time is it? The lass with the delicate air . . . but oh my! Cosmopolitan background. Dramatic gestures spontaneity. Frosh party girl . . . Soph pro plugger . . . Junior Noel Coward . . . Senior Sunday, Monday and Always. Friends, friends, friends. 'My Daddy. ' Idealism is the greatest practicality. betty lee babcock 10 Clark Road Wellesley Hills, Mass. iBers Sparkling blue eyes. Slender, tender, and tall. 'Don't know what it was, butr I dood it! ' Amuse me, I'm bored. You've got to buy a sweater, kids! But the Ouija board said I'd ger 'A! Fig newtons. Life on the studio couch. Vic enthusiast. Recreation of the Tower. o Mrs. Purse . Straight-laced from Boston, but how we i love picnic time! w: --'A'Zul -y 31 susan ramsay balderston Susquehanna Rd. Rydal, Pa. Swe B Honestly, what do you mean? 403 Rogue's Gallery. A Dale Carnegic natural. Popcorn enthusiasm . . . Never too busy. My diet starts tomorrow. Philco's best booster. She shall have music wherever she goes. A thing worth doing is worth doing well barbara ann barlow 220 McKinley Avenue New Haven, Conn. ' Bobbie A laugh that makes her eyes do a disappearing act A memory like unto a master mind. Always cooking with gas. Has to file her men alphabetically. Daily change in coiffure. Every other Friday ac least, A ticket to New Helaven, please. The kidder extraor- dinaire with wit rating of A-1. C.G. or not C.G.2 Unanimously elected president of the quick-come-back club. Well...2 Tell me about it Worryless worker and tireless cooker. gertrude wells barney Box 107 Old Lyme, Conn. Sophie A whimsical maiden of Lyme An intellect thriving on rhyme A masterful wit Betrayed by a fit Of giggles bourgeois but sublime. A style independently hers She's quite a coquette with the sirs A generous turn A friendly concern Uniqueto Sophie refers. nancy bennitt 1285 Hope Street Springdale, Conn. Benjie' Tall, distinguished, a New Englander from way back ... a girl with more than brains . . . murder mysteries a prelude to exams, with the aid of her motto Things Could Be Far Worse' . . . phone calls by the stop-watch that doesn't stop . . . the gazelle of the dining room . . . periodic abstinence from the wicked weed . . . Would you pl-cese be quiet? . . . coats of Navy blue. 33 shirley constance berlin 87 Mason Terrace Brookline, Mass. Shirl Neat as a pin and not much bigger. Clear, concise and ever-helpful. Our first floor druggist. 'See what I made in Home Ec. Gets her doctors confused. Boston accent I'm hungry'Keen sense of humorAnything choco- late. virginia wyatt binford 3502 Central Avenue Indianapolis, Ind. Y Binnie No, I'm not a freshman, I'm a transfer. Usually found bencath her bangs. 'I'm going to have a tantrum. Blue-jeans and charm. Familiar figure on che tennis courts. 'No, Indiana is not in Indianapolis. Two minute showers. 'Just let me tell you . . . Princeton week-ends. 34 lucille bobrow 403 Fulton Avenue Mount Vernon, N. Y. Lolly Emphatically, democratically inclined. She's got rhythm. 'T've only one thing to sayand don't forget itkindly lower your tones. Leaves town the day QUARTERLY comes out. Radio scripts for victory rewarded by a Treasury citation. Two showers a day. Dead loss on practical matter, like a true genius. Lovable and laughable. madeleinemarie breckbill 118 Goodwin Strect Bristol, Conn. Dainey ' Mildred Anti-phibete president. Crash, bang, the ash tray. 'Keep out, I'm studying. Joe, stinky, etc. Her wide-cyed night in New York. 'I fool them with the innocent act. 'Cheez kids. Corrects grammar in love letters. Can we go out on the dock?Army officer 'Maywe' Smoke rings. Frames Chaucer and Shakespeare. Curly and pappy, commuters from Bristol. Limerick lass. 'Off we go into the wild blue yonder. 35 alice atwood brennan 13 Soundview Road Groton, Conn. g Dottie Dimple. Much mad confusionI'm convulsed. Digital housemaid's knee. Market lists in shorthand. Doesen't know what to have for dinner. Bull sessions anytime. These yearly cut schedules. Annual fall house- parties in Westport. Ice bags for headaches. Scoops Time Magazine. Cross campus jitney service. Tomorrow Imust go to the library. Junior year-escort-finance; senior year- commuter-husband. Sunday golf with Jim. Thirteen is her lucky number. 36 jane esther bridgwater Barley Mill Road Mount Cuba, Del. Bridges Wisconsin-witched. Reserved with reservations. Town and Country. Piquant. 'I don't know what his trouble is! There will always be a rainbow in her life. Straight- forward, refreshing. Beit and Bridgwater Bros. Quality, graciousness. Friendship undying. jean winthrop buck 185 Hubbard Street Glastonbury, Conn. ' Bucket ' Devotee of Sunday symphonies and brisk walksrain or shine. Gorgeous dark eyes with an accent on sparkl;:. Five feet four but claims she's more. Meticulous notes. Bestway torelax before Statisticshoneymoon bridge! Psychology not left behind in the classroom. Letters, roses and indecision hold the spotlight. alice anne carey 136 Ridge Avenue Newton Center, Mass. 4 Is very well and will soon be Weller. Semper Paratus 'through surf and storm. 'It's all in the cards. Angel in an evening dress. Sweet disposition. All for the Boston Red Sox. Talks incessantly about four brothers and black Cocker puppies. Maine-iac. Master of incffectual alarm clocks. Quiet, sincere, conscientious. margaret harvey carpenter 60 Melrose Drive New Rochelle, N. Y. Prgey Perpetual rosy cheeks and dimples. Changeable hair linc. Famous for late papers. Pieface to the English depart- ment. Horse fanatic. Carrels all year round. Pan on the reed pipe. Three themes by 8:00 tomorrow. Let's get a dogbut where can we keep McCarp?' Palestrina group. Inveterate hair twister. Walking measles. Six desserts were Freshman high score. Beloved gray skirt. My mother's sending me a new coat. Independent, indus- trious, indefatigable. teresina anita cerutti 447 East 65th Street New York, N. Y. Terry Green eyes and an intriguing smile. Jitterbugs for re- laxation. Coffee at two in the morning. Badminton champ! My brother DinoAir Corps you know. Linguist. Keen perception of the beautiful in life. Worthy of your confidences. Sirocco perfume. Prefers camillias. Room decorations a la DANMARK and the Armed Forces. Snapshot collection! Adores Manhacttan in June. Heirloom jewelry. Who's going to the mail with me? Never a moment that isn't crammed full. 38 dorothy chapman 225 W. Gravers Lane Chestnut Hill, Phil., Pa. Chips' How do you spell melankoly karakeer? 'I'm really fond of horses. Passion for pattern sweaters. Oh that mathematical carcer. Gortta start five minutes early for fourth floor New London. How tall is he? Any one want to play hockey, then go for a bike-ride, and then come back for a short game of tennis? Oh that strawberry roanonly 23 verses to go. Counteracts philosophy with Winnie the Pooh. susan barbara chappell Quaker Hill, Conn., R.F.D. iy Color scheme: Khaki forever . . . Tiny bunch of sweet- ness wrapped in a covering of goodwill . . . Home girl knits, crochets for the cedar chest . . . Mammoth mitcens and midget dog . . . Dancer . . . Zoo major with an eye to Bowers . . . Costume jewelry a la South Sea Islands . . . I'm going to teach school . . . Math Specialist . . . Dignity despite her size . . . Known as Drupus No. 4 to a certain Private . . . 'If I could only have the Packard. 39 sally katharine church 756 Sterling Drive Orange, N. J. V' Sal-pal Genuine, energetic. 'What am I going to do? Article III of the Constitution says . . . Sleepless nights over momentous decisions. Tall tales with a twinkle. Chef- in-chief for Emily Abbey banquets. Ponderous papers produced overnight. Where's Josh?' See you at Christ- mas! Raisin cravin! Those late dates with statistics. Adaprability. Doesn't air her troubles, but listens to everyone else's. She's fun! mary adelaide cox 3132 Warrington Road Shaker Heights, Ohio YMac' Curious Queen from Cleveland. Sure sympathy, infectious laughter, and spontancous song. Week-day mono- nucleosis, week-end 'polymeandering. Out of the band- box with Johnson's and Jergens. Trouble ads' up. The mighty sigh QUIET!! helen hayward crawford 294 Lawrence Street New Haven, Conn. Crawf Exuberance, imagination and whimsical charm. Record- time table decorations. Half-minute memory span. Mirror Memos: Sign in! No desserts! Straight line weight graph. Sunrise 'scuttles to Bill Hall and mid- night malted milks after News. Last minute vigorous cleaning. Anecdotes with graphic gesticulations. How horrible! 'Pepper please. 'Did he? Uncle Johnny says ... Navy blue bent. Contagious humor and sympa- thetic friendliness. florence elizabeth creamer 313 North East Avenue Vineland, N. J. Cream'' Betty . .. Cream' . .. Mathematics and magazines . . . Pennsylvania Station with three suitcases and the bow and arrows . . . Will pull anyone through any course ... Dimples and those big brown eyes . . . earrings . . . Finds the humor in any situation . . . I have my things in on time; I'm just a lictle late doing them' . . . Spas- modic soprano . . . Hiccoughs and more hiccoughs . . . Pondering infinity; punning infinitesimals . . . Dramatic timing . . . from polkas to tangos . . . Semper Fidelis to 'Semper Paratus. 41 mary elizabeth crockett 4409 Bond Avenue Drexel Hill, Pa. Crocky' Crocketr the rocket. 'Come help me compose a letter. Scratchy pens. My mnailpolish is peeling. Why shouldn't a chem major play the organ?' Paris collection of evening dresses. Everything silver. Soft and cuddly. A stocking's no good if you can see it. Milky Ways. Archery takes too much energy. 'Someday I'll go back to Texas. Ski suit plus skirt. Moron jokes. phyllis mae cunningham 2901 Fourth Avenue Altoona, Pa. Phyl Everything'sexciting. The girl who nonchalantly waltzed through a full semester overpointing three points with- out knowing it! That woman! Two A.M.: Come herequick! The pixies and gremlins are playing foot- ball under my bed. Accounting troubles. Always sur- rounded by little books'and stuff everywhere. Come in, if you can get in. Always willing to pitch in and help, and she knows how! margaret edith davidson 107 West Fayette Strect Connellsville, Pa. e But I Jike this color combination. Misses buses while Dean fusses. Nobody knows the trouble she's seen. Billy the Booll. Look, Connellsville's in my Ec. book. Annual sprec in N.Y.C. Books no bother. Naptime! Inimitable fashion of draping in chairs. Mr. Anthony's aide. Here's to IT and more of it. An un- welcome fourth in any quartet. Wash hair night. Efficiency of a practically flawless kind. Thought runs before her actions. martha louise davis Woodstock, Conn. Chester Can I bum a bute? Arf, arf, arf. Wake me up at nine1I've got a nine o'clock class. Oh Johnny. 'Have you scen the inside of the jail? And he's heard of Danielson!! 'I mean. Smells like smokemy cur- tains are on fire. '1 have an exam in two hourswho wants to play bridge? Oh my nervesHemo. Bearwolf Professional ballast. 'I'm majoring in the Merchant Marine. 43 jane osborne day 94 East Rock Road New Haven, Conn. Tody To Day: Fair and Warm as usual with ceiling unlimited. Perpetual calm in the midst of neighboring storms. Occasional fog over certain areas but brightness and sparkle continually prevailing . . . Slight disturbance over New Haven gaining forceSailor Beware!! . . . Tomorrow: Una dia por dios. 44 joan marie decker 748 Vallamont Drive Williamsport, Pa. Penny With her loves increasing ever. 'For Pete's sake. Going to do my exercises. Long distance calls at ghastly hours. One drag on a cigarette cured her for life. 'If you can get it anywhere, you can get it at Fox's. Party promoter. Got another log today gang' timber! Hits 300 mark on letters yearly. 'Nancy, please break up this page into more than one sentence. Miss Hartshorn's exhausted me again. jane brandamour dill 752 Hyde Park Hortel Chicago, IlL. Daffy Pessimistic optimism. Elfin grin and hacking cough. Gracious . . . Dignity . . . My Mommy wouldn't let this happen to me! Known for her tall stories, coffec parties, imprintable vocabulary and loyalty to the Sewards. Sporadic mothering complex. Tiger, Fluff, Jim and Spence. Polishes shoes when she's feeling low. If these were the days of the Romans, she would be a Christian. Acute . . . facetious . . . Daffy. gellestrina teresa dimaggio 117 Willetts Avenue New London, Conn. Tina ' Quelle dommage, DiMaggio . . . Lostwithout Bove and Johnson . . . Capitalist in three months as an elec- trician's helper . . . Incessant whistle . . . Lashes that really curl . . . Knits? . . . School marm? . . . of Marine Corps? . . . Practical, intelligent, and full of fun. 45 jane crosby dougall 39 Ashland Road Summit, N. J. Dongie Whart day is today? Gullible to be agrecable. Newly added glamour. A new suit a scason. Panda pets. Decora- tor of the Tower. 'But I'm taking rwo subjects this year. 'No one understands art. Charcoaled face while scratching the cardboard far into the night. 'Heavens, let's cry! 'Quiet, isn't this Lowell Thomas?' Who leads now? Who ate all the candy?'' Plans furure on Ouija-board; leads life in purple and blue. patricia may douglass 59 93rd Street Brooklyn, N. Y. 'Pat Charcoal gum. She's the yoyo type. Self sacrificing to the point of obstinacy. More generous than rain in New London. The original Brooklyn Dodger. Comes in from studying in Bill at ten fifty-nine every night. Skirt re- places jeans only in times of dire necessity. Has the Maine idear. Saturday night in the physiology lab. Prize possession is Gray's Anatomy. Lordosis from twenty years of carrying books. Conscientious, wacky, and ticklish. 46 marion louvise drasher 714 West Diamond Avenue Hazleton, Pa. Teke' Myrtle and Percival. That sheep-dog look. Oh! what bitter gall! Piquante. Accent on Youth. No onc has ever heard of Hazleton. Tabatinga. Embroidered ex- periences. Pickled embryos and that dogfish smell. Leave 'em and then love em. 'Oh! Honestly! Flick fiend. Unique but not anteke. Tomorrow's cgg day. Re- served seat to Ocean Beach. Dante's. The mad scientist. Voodoo and Tabu. Well, you know my theories on that mary lovise duncombe 16 Edgehill Road Providence, R. L. Melly Phys. Ed. major and looks the parthealthy, athletic. That red-gold crowning glory that makes us all so en- vious. Late hours and midnight snacks. Waiting on table is the rule, eating at the dorm the rarest of exceprions and a treat for us. Can't let Sea-Pines fold upguess I'll go back one more summer. I didn't expect him, but here he is. Oh, phoey. Boisterous, jolly, effer- vescent, energetic and carefree. 47 'nancy dunning 118 East 73rd Street New York, N. Y. Nance'' New Yorker, born and bred . . . Paradox of Left and Right . . . Omnivorous reader . . . 'That's simply ghastly! Affinity for interesting CoplCER That's corn . . . straight from the cob! We ought to be able to find something to largue about . . . The original Johnny-one-note and flats that . . . Adds a sparkle to any gathering . . . The answer to a fruit vendor's prayer . . . Magnanimity personificd . . . 'Anybody want a cigar- ctte? . . . Connoisseur of the unusual. virginia eells 56 East 66th Street New York, N. Y. Ginny Wanted: Young lady who knows what she wants and thinks. A cosmopolite capable of coping with a cabbage crop or a cocktail. Someone who will incroduce us to the French with a few tough arguments. Found : Ginny Eells. 48 jeanne estes 53 Paine Avenue New Rochelle, N. Y. Jeannie' T'll do it for you. I want to recognize the tune' but if she could only carry it. Next to Godliness. A star danced when she was born. Fox's own brand. Crossword connoisseur. Winchell's antithesis. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Finnegan. l almeda herman fager 2637 North Second Street Harrisburg, Pa. A Systematic, dependable and door closes at eleven. Night, kids! Minors in correspondence. Play shoes. Molly, you've got to get up.' Time clock of the Tower. Spring is here, so it seems! Lifc with her diaries. 'My four star dates are over. Now it's aloha to Hawaii. Pennsylvania lingoa bit confusing still no furcher yet. C. G. picnics all year round with the B. C. 49 jeanne marjorie feinn 126 Concord Street Waterbury, Conn. Through the dim-out night . . . 'I'm what is called a mess-of-a-soprano. Pajama and trenchcoat ensemble for breakfast. The fiendish laugh. The drape shape. Now on the seventh floor of Fox's. Shoe wardrobe under the bed. Unbearable in the morning. Good company. In- veterate showmanship with an undercurrent of common sense and a heart of gold. ethel sproul felts 470 Colonial Road Ridgewood, N. J. SBE I can't express it. Thinks in abstract terms. In- terior decorating i la cyclone. My room's reached the saturation point, but if you're throwing that away . . . Conference-trotter. Inspiring chapel talks. Jack-of-all- trades and master of them all. Indian clubbed her way to fame. 'Cap Sproul of the Vineyard. Meet my Uncle' Looey. Capable, quict, companionable, character. A girl who could never be bored or boring. sarah ford westberg 86 Belmont Avenue Springficld, Mass. Sally A knock-out on week-ends, but oh those paint-splattered blue jeans! A razor sharp mind behind those velver eyes. From pre-war taxis to Cornell to standing room only on the N.Y., N.H. Hartford. Thursday night and her artist's temperament flares as canvases pile high. Phyller dodges the brush strokes. Remember the Arc Club tea? Creator of Connecticut-ups. Just two hands before dinper. She bid a grand slam in hearts with Jack high. mona thelma friedman 50 Concord Avenue White Plains, N. Y. The perennial password, Everything's Jake with a chuckle . . . Art major: her figures may not be good but Oh her architecture ! ! ! Cute clothes . . . Flighty Flib- bertygibbet . . . But her common sense comes through ... Firmly maintains when it gets dark the stars come out...Oh...Norma !!!Vim, Vigor, Enthusiasm plus .. . Cugat and pajamas at the midnight hour . . . A mania for collecting swizzle sticks and local telephone calls . . . Infant got pinned . . . Dotty, plecze help me . . . Coast Guard For'er! 51 barbara ann gahm 23 William Street Andover, Mass. 'Bobbie'' Gypsy eyes, light heart; gamut-runner, from demure to decollete, all with natural born aplomb. Interpreter of dreams via Freud; 'My rat just had a nervous break- down! Has a sincere iron in the fire of campus and social problems; aspires to an M.A., but doesn't look it a bit. 'Girls, I can't stand it; I'm the only one in the wing without a rock! You're kidding, of course. Genial and generous distributor of wit, sparkle and intelligent conversation, in spare moments; smooth figure, sleck clothes; T agree with Darwin completely; men are like streeccars. 52 constance anne geraghty Benson Avenue Minetto, N. Y. YConnie Rapunzel of the second floor, Harkness . . . with a dimple to boot . . . Hieroglyphical scrawl . . . Term papers? What da ya think I've been doin' for the past umpteen weeks! . . . Summer school, the gateway to an carly graduation . . . Hey, roomie! poke; no answer. Time to get up, Bobbie! Glumph! . . The suff that dreams are made of . . . This above all . . . to the C.G. be true! The Constant Nymph. marjorie ann geupel R. R. 14, Box 215 Indianapolis, Ind. Marge Original disputer of It's a great life if you don't weck- end 'executive ability plusangel tendenciesthat natural halo, and sincere smile offset by devilish dimples, and not even one vice. Can't get Indiana off my mind! Wonderful timecourse he's just a friend. Come up and see my skerchings. See Here Sargent Jimmy Anybody going to the Snack Bar? Plans for future- Merry, Marry, Murray. janet esther giese 34 Livermore Road Wellesley Hills, Mass. Danny Affinity for applying nicknames. Casual chemist. Anti- bridge addict. Innumerable letters and procrastinating correspondent. The eyes have it. We're still accelerat- ing. Theodore, the worn bear. Laundry larder. Boston Herald. Model New Englander despite accidents. Rip, let's go to bed. Ingenue brain trust. Winnie, the Pooh. Prepping future admirals. Annual auntie. Potassium and pinafores. 'Stop and think a minute. Bed socks and cowboy boots. Reticence and reminiscence. 53 frederica giles 3900 Potomac Dallas, Texas Freddie Deep in the heart of Texas. Lovely smile. Second love: tennis. Come see my etching. Dallas, Darcmouth and Dick. A's in chemistry. Pink grapefruit. Bouncing checks. Teaches the Yankees to ice skate. Raven-like hair. Can make a train in fifteen minutes flat. Sunday mornings in bed. I'm a lemon.' When it gets down to 80 I'm going to send for my fur coat. Figure for levis. Perfume fights with Getto. mildred estelle gremley 27 Ocean Avenue Mystic, Conn. Millie Versatile musician. Linguistic scholar. Cheerful. Never a dull weck-end. Well, it's like this. Champion re- ceiver of cuts. Holmes to Chapel and back to Fanning. Mystic is not in the sticks! You'd be so nice to come home to. And you didn't raise me! Candid. Silly Milly. Friendly. Engaged to play our wedding marches. 54 mary ann griffith 263 Forest Avenue Glen Ridge, N. J. Mimi'' Mischief, thou art afoot. Natural beauty, southerner at heart. Poker face and gullible. Gotta work. Dinah Shore of Freeman House. Mona Lisa smile, double fea- ture lover. 'C'm on kids, support the A. A. Monopoly at midnight. Dilemma with Dilley. Work gets priority. 'Surgery, calling Dr. Griffith. Passes to the movies. Beach at 9 a.m. 'Look, there's a P-40!I A boogie man at every bush. But this excrcise does help! nan louise grindle 29 Bloomfield Street Lexington, Mass. Nan' Return of rhe Narive. Independent air. Agreeable. Cheerful. 'But, Dougie, he's nor Secretary of State! 'T think I'll change my major. Chronic vic enthusiast. Movies on test nights. When I was at Radcliffe ... But I haven't any work tonight; they're weekly assignments. 'Grendell, come out of your den. Always willing to try anything once. Sky-rides through her outside reading. T've got something to tell you kids. Laughter with that Harvard 'A. 55 nancy mackin grosvenor 26 Ledyard Road Rausty R ed gold hair which is envied by all U nselfish, humor, friendly, not tall $ tyle and originality at all times displayed T ruthfully, on our minds an impression she's made. Y ou're right, she's our Rusty! West Hartford, Conn. 56 sylvia may haff 296 Tremont Avenue Orange, N. J. pp Who is Sylvia, what is she? That all her friends commend her? Witty, fair and wise is she The heavens such grace did lend her. That she might admired be . . . Good things come in small packages A loyal friend with a willingness to listen. A room putterer burning the midnight oils. Stories for every occasion and, 'Oh I don't agree! Eyes that gleam and toes that crackle. For Sylvia is excelling. lois arlene hanlon 121 Concord Avenue New Haven, Conn. o Lo.fe' ' Conscientious, effervescent, always laughing. Nice curly hair. Little girl with a big voice and a big appetite. Gullible. Where are my glasses? When are we going to ear? 'Did 1 miss out on a bull session?' ''Finished my third history paper ... sigh. States of extreme ex- citement. Studying for generals in the middle of junior year. Makes good muffins. Tom, Yale, and Connecticut. Big trip to Colorado. elizabeth ann harbaugh 1849 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa. Begzs'' Big bows on feather fluff. A 1i'l ol shortstuff who's just not going to worry anymore. Allentown's a city. Lehigh Lizzy. He's got potentialities, but I want a real man. A talented racketeer ... Piano and tennis. Gingery and gingervating. A doting auntie. Sub-correspondent... I'm his second-best girl. Stuffed animals and popcorn. Let's assert ourselves. That's not fat, it's muscle. 57 elizabeth hassell 325 East 41st Street Tudor City, N. Y, THass Most cheerful in the morning? You're kidding of course! mid-riff pajamasbathtub sopranofugitive from a bandana Is it a hair-come-down day? ' Milne-mad-the life of the partya laugh and a half Everything happens to me'the fifth Merry Mac passion for Braecmers, a palette for artImpetuous, Impish, and Ingeniousa Latin from ManhattanNo ration on conversation ' Heavens! ' 58 georgann hawkes 408 West Cook Street Springfield, III. Gigs She's a good kid. ' Gigi de Parce. Sparkling brown eyes and perennial good humor. A lilting laugh and an ever- present paintbrush. 'I go home to a different town every vacation. Movies? Don't be silly, I have five art com- positions to doWhat bus are we taking? Those mornings atop Bill Hall-air-spotting? joan helen henninger 509 North Washingron Street Butler, Pa. 'Hennie Green curlers and sunburns. Bill, Bill, and bills. Mad colors. Five day boarder. 'But I can't cut another cight o'clock. ''Shall I use my purple passion paper? Week-end metamorphosis. Drama jams. Pomegranates and butter-crunch. Hasn't hit an ash-tray yet. Exuber- ance to exhaustion. Fairy tale romance. Love at first sight. Home on the range but never home. Riotous realist. Hon-ee for ninety years. mary kent hewitt 16 Greenough Place Newport, R. 1. Kenny Our hearts and hands to herTecumsch and the Oozle- finch someday my Prince will come castanets and effervescence espagnol''Do you really think my accent is improving? 'Monday dateseverything definitely out of this world spunk, spirit, and sparkle Spanish recordings fortissimo Tcan'tsing . . . butas classroom siestaspeople, people, peopleConstant as the northern starbe free and fare thou well. 59 ruth louise hine 15 Maxwell Place Springfield, Mass. 'Ruthie Enthusiasm plus. What's the square root of 25 Dean's list moron. 'If you want me I'll be at the lab. T've lost my cat's-eyes. Six o'clock bird walks. Mom's chocolate cakeswish-gone but never forgotten. Bik- ing on the Cape-Orion. Any chance on thirds. 'Greek? I would love to learn the language. 989, Scotch tape 29 wall space. Freshman Yecar ... 'Aren't mice baby rats? Andre Kostelanetz. Bugs, bugs, and more bugs. g S ann warner hoag 55 Beckwith Terrace Rochester, N. Y. 'Oh, that's just a feline mandible. Unpredictable. Pink and blue dreams. Funnily is a perfectly good word. It's music that makes the world go round. Her mind for her a kingdom is. 'Jacque, really. From one lab to another. Black-eyed Susan. What I must do is all that concerns me, not what the people think. ann holland riege 101 Ridgewood Road West Hartford, Conn. Millie It was a close battle but the zoology department won. Never breaks those right silencesand she's keenly silent. Eternal bridge player. Lost in a confusion of A's. Enviable independence of thought . . . private life in private. Twinkle, twinkle little scar . . . discerningly delightful. nancy rae hotchkiss 4414 36th Street, South Arlington, Va. Sizgle Versatility. Nut brown maiden. The artist's eye-view of life. Vulnerable. Nice to come home to. Knit-wit. Fourth floor pin-up girl. I can't stand it. Sartorial perfection. Sir Walter would be beside himself. Sym- pathy, sentiment, startling. 61 elinor houston oberlin Hidden Road Andover, Mass. Ellie At least a thousand things to do and never knows where to start. A philosophical Art Major with charming in- terpretive ability. Blythe Spiric . . . Staunch advocate of beauty . . . The backbone of the stage crew . . . KoinE's master-mind and yet the absenc-minded professor of 44. Gurgling laughter ... understanding. Room Ingredi- entsEascls, IPHIGENIA, paintbrushes, George Bernard Shaw, Landscapes, rainbow tolours, Shetland wool, and an overall atmosphete of David. Lovely and lovable. ruth tyler howe 1062 Main Street South Glastonbury, Conn. V' Skipper I almost forgot to wind the chronometer. But I can's be abstractbaffling boranical bubblingsstar gazer winning smileenergy and more energyshoe squeaks lab to lab bouncing. Tire constrictions on her heart lives today for tomorrow. Tea and double solitaire intelligence and unsatilityastounding assorement of classes neat knitter. 62 frances story hutchins Hutchins Adv. Co., 123 Cutler Bldg. Rochester, N. Y. Frannie'' A gal and a room that please the eyeDon't forget o water my plants, get my paper, and save me some supper see you Sunday nightIt's always Monday morning Off with the oldon with the newEasy congeniality slow-moving sophisticateon bended knee Miss Dilley. jeanne may jacques 147 Elwood Avenue Newark, N. J. t Jacque A'in homework, D in housework. Einstein's protegee . . . the Village Belle . . . This guy I know' . . . The ghost of New London Hall. Aspirations and explosions . . . Determination plus . . . But Hoag, I didn't hear the alarm. 'Life is so complexit's amazing! 63 barbara louise jones 126 Mohegan Avenue New London, Conn. Bobbie True practice of the Golden Rule. Dignity combined with a mischievous teasc. Loyalty to friends. Affec- tionate. Sympathetic understanding. Wide range of in- terests including religion, biology, sociology and Spanish. Early morning bird walks. Practices child psych on her Sunday school class. Coast Guard sweet- heart. Varictythen, She's engaged. Enter to learn, go forth to serve! alese nanette joseph 2323 Bonnycastle Road Louisville, Ky. Ia Sclf-assured, unprejudiced, and sincerea friend of the people. Everybody's 'kin' down home''fascination for Philosophy and philosophersher atcitude talks My Daddy calls me double ug''budding intellect speedy retorts I'm no hog about him, but' Post vacation dumpstrips to New York'I know what I want for my birchday finally arranged the perfect schedule for senior year'Come play with me '! 64 elise myrel josephson 976 East 10ch Street Brookline, N. Y. Ellie A liberal thinker. Philosophy late at night. Youth Hosteling, skiing and Outing Club. An outdoor girl with indoor eyes. A good student and the enthusiast's en- thusiast. As to the fururemarriage and education will take up her time. Her favorite plug' Neil, and Have you seen today's PM? She likes T.S. Eliot too. marion hubbard kane 326 N. Quaker Lane West Hartford, Conn. CKiller Mrs. Two-by-Two . . . Guffaws . . . Miss Bethurum, I'm on my knees! Sterling silver with cocker spanicl softness. Sparkly. If people were spokes, she'd be the hub . .. Loyalty, intelligence, ideals . . . The inconstant nymph . . . Our human comedy. 65 jean kindlund 15 Jericho Road Scituate, Mass. Jean Saber-legged stroker from Scituate. Norwegian with a hint of Irish. They're all tall, and I pick a short one! Sales, sails, and sailorsAnnapolis addict. 'Lotta color. Fashions from Fileneswhat a clothes hanger!!! There's humor in it. S-WEE-T! She's an original . . . Bunky. But transfer from Duke? 'T'aint naturaljust curls. An anti-isplationist. Today, I love 'em all. But Molly, which ciry in Milwaukee? That's not bone, it's muscle!'! 66 janet elizabeth leech 231 Belmont Avenue Springfield, Mass. Punch Hostess at the Boston Tea Pahty. Secretary to end all secretaries. 'Don't be obnoxious! Our neat as 2 pin-up girlPuts her whole heart and sole into her walk Gortta drive for the Community Chest, kids. Various personalities from the angel to another angle. Lil's il girl. Our D-luxe model, Dignified, Determined, Depend- able and Diminutive. 'T'll have you know cats are finc people. Contributing editor to Burpee's Gahden Book. mary willard lewis Sigma Place Riverdale, New York, N. Y. Mary' Mary is a litcle lamb, her collars white as snow . . . trim and slim . . . quiet reserve and someching of the pixic in her smiles from under the curly bangs . . . Shakespeare her adoratum and tribulation . . . Sleeps through exams, so 'won't someone please wake me in the morning? Prize self-discipliner . . . giggler . . . News and Choir keep her walk geared to a quick trot. Of manners gentle, of affection mild; In wit a man, simplicity a child. lucretia lincoln 85 Western Drive Longmeadow, Mass. Teeto The Pearl for the Derle . . . Sure, I'll go! Fourth floor Falstaffian philosopher. Ever thoughtful. Our juvenile joy. Abel to cope with Cain . . . S.1.G.s white hope. The world is full of people and full of wonderful life B Chatacter: 67 jean ruah macniel 252 Franklin Street Newton, Mass. Jeanie Mac' Tiny and terrific, she's the honey men dream up. Curled cosily in her chairit's tea-time at fourand a ravenous appetite for information anytime. Tact and self control make her a champion for the underdog. It's D.U. Berry, the little devil' cause a man's just gotta have shoul- ders! Boston ah's and 'ciggie-boos. Crinkly eyes and wrinkled nose. Hellah Baby. The gal's muy bien. helen marie madden 5507 Washington Blvd. Indianapolis, Ind. Helene' Bard of the ThamesNever underestimate the powers of that model. That Ayres Look To be or not Tabu Never nervous in the service-clubThe petit officer's candidateWell traveledan adventuress, it says here. All but bees in her bonnetstends to 'bridge the gap between classesOne of the bedder studentsNothing scheduled before noon Sunday, Monday or Always. 68 priscilla ruth martin 15 Hinckley Road Milton, Mass. A four day week at collegethe perpetual bridesmaid Physics problems via BowdoinRationed: effort and energycat nappertall tales and a poker facea one man gal in spite of side tracksThe Champagne lady A miss with a near hitdry humorunique note paper the bridge acea timely invalidbecautiful hands Theme song T'll Never Know''her playground: Boston-Determination that reaches fulfillment. barbara mccorkindale 73 Lexington Avenue Holyoke, Mass. Corky Courteous, efficient, capable with a flair for sympathetic understanding. Beautiful blue eyesperpetually rosy cheeks. Constantly waddling' to mectings. Never awake 'til after breakfast. Dean's regular caller. Long distance phone calls brighten her slumber. I'm changing my major again. Adores children. Her unconscious resorts to short-handdeep thought require it. Fresh air fiend when inside looking out. Serious when required, but an apt audience for the slightest jest. T must write my mother some servants are coming. ' 69 marguerite june mcdermott Georgetown, Del. une' Dancing eyes of periwinkle blue . . . Dale Carnegie's pet protege . .. I haveaT. L. for you' .. . A ball of Fire in Chem 1-2 . . . Forgettin woman . . . 'That call must be for me. . . . Generous with everything but her tooth- brush ... Herring boxes without topses . . . Chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate . . . My kingdom for a wig' ... Blood-bank wash-out . . . Unending supply of laughs . . . Panama Battic . . . Feet on the ground, head in the clouds . . . Whar Every Woman Knows. mary ellen mckey 2633 North Lake Drive Milwaukee, Wis. Molly Exaggeration plus. Vitality. Flashing black eyes. Surgery calling. 'But I just don't hear alarm clocks. Thwarted cheerfulness. Think I'm going through another major trauma. 'It's not exactly true, but it's good letter material. Gag-girl of the tower. Revealing conversationalist while asleep. 'Isn't he wonderful? Kids, you've got to stop ruining my life on the Ouija board. 'Ree-ly! 'Let's have a party. 'But it runs out of faucets in Milwaukee!' edith marilyn miller 121 Farmington Avenue Longmeadow, Mass. Edie Beethoven and Gershwin; Sibelius and Danny Kaye. No, I'm not an Ec. major, I'm a Philosopher! Exotic flair for clothes. Those tanned legs! Laughs till she cries. Who'll play bridge? ' 21st century executive. Fun to be with. My sister, Mardy . . . Phenomenal memory. Thank you . . . SO-O MUCH ! !'!' phyllis eleanore miller 30 Park Circle White Plains, N. Y. Phyller Let's take a boat up to Bowdoin'' . .. Won't somebody feed my poor rats this week-end? Special Delivery man's pet . . . Bobbo and jam sessions . . . Westchester jive . . . Phyller can fix anything . . . Wall Ball and party-party in the suite . . . Our psychlopedia . . . Pennies from Heaven' . . . strictly club convention . . . Dresden fea- tures and incredible eye-lashes . . . Collegiate budget balancer . . . Sally's most ardent art critic and general morale-booster . . . A queen guarded by a Jack in hearts and diamonds too. 71 marjorie may moody 224 Bellevue Avenue Haddonfield, N. J. My Who wants to play hearts? Oh Lulu . Pop's been to Lancaster, now we have more popcorn. Yes, it's still the same red sweater. 'Does anybody have a new murder mystery? e BT Northfield Conferences. Peaches and cream complexion. Graham crackers, peanut butter and honey. How about a short ten-mile hike? Do you actually sleep in those p-j.'s? Subscriptions to the InquirerSouth Jersey edition. Prunes. ' T'll see you anon. mary-jean moran 400 Mantua Avenuc Wenonah, N. J. Enjoys her music whether it be in the guise of pracricing choir rehearsals or appreciative listening . . . What's going to be the inspiration for my zext theme! . . . But I don't have any more flashbulbs! ' . . . Dapper damsel who loves to dance . . . inimitable ingenue . . . Ever-apparent vivaciousness and good humor . 'Pete isn't his real name! cynthia murray 300 College Avenue, S. E. Grand Rapids, Mich. YCymi Spontancous giggles ad infinitumInsists on a liquid diet as a prerequisite to hat buying. Make a fourth for bridge?and get two others, huh? Firmly believes Michigan is the USA of America, just ask her. The Y 5 ? 1 1 is for Yehudibesides, three initials don't cost any more -' than two, I mean it. 'No fooling kids, I'm just getting By. ruth evelyn nash 36 Cleveland Street New London, Conn. Ruthie ' Enthusiasm. Ma'' to the freshman commuters. Explo- sive laughter. Oh dear, did I spill thae? Sincerity. Dashing reporter. Press Board Key. Thompson and Thursday night trio. Expressive brown eyes. The Voice in the Mike. 'Telephone call2Will someone play my hand please? Devotee of Monday chapels. Problems in government. Helen and Mary. Super-duper club sand- wiches. 73 edith stratton nicholson 4347 Forest Lane, N. W. Washington, D. C. VStrar A Washington Lady. Giraffe with flying feet. A faux-pas aday . .. voice in the night. God's gift to the mail . . . capability par excellence. Amicable toward all. Ten o'clock curfew. cherie virginia noble Schenley Apts., 2-6-B Pittsburgh, Pa. Shalimar and Orchids . . . The phenomenal trouper- director-hostess-browbeater Cbut no, not songstress! of Connteen fame . . . Mrs. Malaprop . . . Wig and Candle ... The gift of gab . . . Marie Antoinette beauty. Diplo- matic-Enchusiastic-Loyal. 'Smile and the world smiles with you . . . True Blue. 74 patience tingley parker 9 Nelson Place Norwich, Conn. Patience Definite opinions. Loves to argue for argument's sake. Peaches and cream complexion. George Washington hair-do. 'I bought a new book for my library. Steady dignity. You have a book due tomorrow. I'm bored?' Singing when I felt inclined to. Why I like to teach English lillian virginia passavant 300 West Beaver Street Zelienople, Pa. Passy Just one more 'D . . .2 AM. and 157 pages to go . . . The eyes have it . . . Some day he'll come along . . . Service League dances with that Passavant punch . . . Conscientious, capabilities . . . Oh, no! We don't have those in Zelie! . . . Sun and sand. 75 barbara pfohl byrnside R. D. No. 3 Bradford, Pa. ' Beefie' Who wants to get a guinca grinder tonight? Our social butterfly. Prep school dances. 'I'm so confused.' Her mail keeps the post-office busy. Sleeping through alarm clocks. Independent. Long distance phone calls from Will. Oh! I'm so mad. Zest for life with an un- derlying seriousness. Picking up her room once every month. One and only member of the class of 194514, Sunbathing in February. barbara dewitt pilling 1017 Cherry Lane Westfield, N. J. Puck'' George, what arc the symptoms of measles? . . . I may go to bed tomorrow night . . . Last row of the finale . . . Dark haired version of a Dresden doll . . . Peaches and cream . . . The four attributes of a lady are hers: simplicity, serenity, sympathy and sincerity. 76 jacquiline fern pinney 168 Edgewood Avenue Longmeadow, Mass. Jackie A blue-cyed blond. Considerate, generous, helpful. Sets high standards for herself and others. When I was at Northfield. Let's go to Pequot. Is that an 83 footer? Does it fickle? Harmonizing Annie Laurie with Annie. Special wardrobe for cooking liver. King- size cigarettes. That powder-blue radio. Philosopher. Chief dish-washer at E.A. and in Chem lab. Likes all good music from classics to Frank Sinatra and Lena Horne. betty jane rabinowitz 325 East 41st Street New York, N. Y. Rabin Lends her things to everybody, never sees them again. Anyone want her mail? Outing Club enthusiast, with a camera at the bottom of the Niantic River. Anyone got anything to eat? Three years on War Services. Most used vic in the vicinity. Pepsi-saturated rugs from many parties. 'Patty, will you square dance with me? ' Sense of responsibility. Affinity for group singing. Where arc we going to eat Saturday nighe? Genial, generous, conscientious. 77 dorothy louise raymond 72 Sagamore Road Bronxville, N. Y. Dorrie Flowers in her room: Aren't they becootiful' . . . Meticulous. A planner, but you'll find her working late like the rest of us. My sister Vee . . . divine next door neighbor . . . everyone's Lost and Found Department . . . lithe grace . . . those long legs . . . 'It's simply a howl! Academy formals . . . Wait'll I put some lipstick on; I have to look human' , . . a kind of 'Dottie' charm and grace. helen gyger rippey 48 Cleveland Road New Haven, Conn. Rip' We're still accelerating. Martyr clothes. A maximum of papers in a minimum of hours. 'We should have gone into 'Blackwood'. Victorian femininity; machine-age efficiency. Subtle scintillation. The axis of chaos. 'Don't worry, I'll get it done. Reads the last chapter first. Lemon meringue pic. 'Danny, where's my pen? Feather cuts and feather hats. The walking Thesaurus, but How do you spell it? Summer school statesman. A Connecti- cut Yankee. 78 margaret davidson roe Terrace Avenue Hillburn, N. Y. Peggy Piglet. Quiet, unassuming, but beware of sparks! Stubborn, but always agreeable and helpful. It's not scientific. He's silly. Skinny said. 'Republicans they're pirates. These stupid people! Will it blow up?' Hillburn does too have . . . Washes her hair with vinegar at 11:00. Eats onions on her hamburgers. Letters from Africa. Likes jump music, Commodore records, Bolero, and the blues. Also Danny Doyle's, gold acces- sories, cokes, coffee, and cigarerttes. louise ellen rosenstiel Conyers Farm Greenwich, Conn. V' Skip Gee, I got a boot out of that! . . . that lock of tortured hair . . . week-ends in New York . . . intellectual fervor d la Kant and T. S. Eliot . . . a buzzer thats always white . . . gets the poetry fit often . . . bull sessions till God stops counting the hours . . . sine qua non for QUARTERLY and the CONNTEEN . . . Falstaff and Peter Pan . . . 'Pleased ta meetcha, Nietsche . . . end- less'y interesting . . . traveller. 79 constance wing rudd 534 Weetamoe Street Fall River, Mass. Connie' Out of the mouths of babes'I'm off cigarettes for good! ' Energetic midget 'I nearly died laughing! Daily visits to the lab What a schedule! How about a game of cards?' Cute, Capable, and Cooperative Do unto others 'I'm goin' on a diet, honest! Ping- pong champ But it's the faurth largest city in Massa- chusetts! That's the way they talk where I come from! 'Fourth floorls ''Snack Bar. muriel jentz schulz 320 East 42nd Street New York, N. Y. Mio C. G. party line. Catawabic. What the tweet! Classical music, Archie, Mehitabel, and murder mysterics. Watching for the death and taxes walk. That radiant look. Hope it doesn't rain this week-end. Mother's hereI've got a date; who'll take care of Mother? ' so Mother throws a party. Ship's insee you in a week. Model's hands. Grand Central Station Nancy, did you remember . . 2 + information pleez. 80 jane potter selden 25 Washburn Road New London, Conn. Jane' Romantically inclined. Genuine. Lots o' fun. Who wants to go to the snack bar? Don't say no to the U.8.0. Passion for gardenias and uniforms. Flying needles. Beautiful socks and sweaters. Does he love me? Blushes. 'He's so cute!l Who wants to be a fourth? 'I hope I got a letter. jane mackay shaw 27 Linden Avenue Jersey City, N. J. V' Shawface Trained conversationalist par excellencehe'd only been married seven years. A yen for Government in the theoretical formThe quiet typejust try to get an edge in wordwise. 'Like my hair, kids, ye rilly do? Eye-deal dateEasy to dance withAlways putting out the male Partial to Jersey City and Silk. 'If my sister calls, tell him I'm not in. 'Me in slacks? Now sewious- wy! Pep, personality, perseverance. Semper un-paratus. 81 eleanor dunham slimmon 36 Colony Road West Hartford, Conn. cEp Don't call me Ellie . . . Gershwin's lover . . . week- ends at Weckiepangic' . . . Sponsor of midnight coffee parties . . . I'm outlining my outline . . . carly riser . . . Hartford Courant and crossword puzzles . . . cousins by the dozens . . . at Wellesley, we . . . Alwaysready fora good book . . . Who wants to play bridge? frances margaretta smith 17856 Lake Road Lakewood, Ohio Franny The omnibus of psychology experiments. 7:00 A.M. sweetness and lighe. Basso profundo. Appealingly Vic- torian. The illiterate executive. ' offer my suggestions, but nobody likes them. . . . into the wide blue yonder. How do you know when you're in love? I'm just in a tizzy! barbara jeanne snow 149 Wethersfield Avenue Hartford, Conn. Snow A Snow Anthology: As You Like Ir The Treasury of Humor The Imporrance of Being Earnest Les Plus Beaux Yeux du Monde Everybody's Snow-Bound Edited by Herfriends The Baok of Judges The Hudson Shore Labor School Guide 20,000 Leagues Under the 'C Appointment in Scutari Grear Expectations mary henriette staber Bronson Road, Greenfield Hill Fairfield, Conn. Sophisticated ladycosmopolitan toothe stature of the goddessesa definite flair for wearing clothes Devotee of Shanghai and all that's Chinese from chop- sticks to Dragon-Lady Mandarin coatsA flash at hockey and basketballOh, the men in her life It's coffee time. 'If it's breakable don't let me near it. Sparkling brown eyes with great mysterious depths Theme song 'Here I go Again'' 83 frances stout chick 45 Bellevue Road Swampscott, Mass. Frannie' Have you ever heard of Gloucester? Marblehead? Well I live in Swampscortt! Ardent Spanish studentaccent of old Boston . . . In the saddle whenever possible . . . horse lover . . . hates to admit it's morning . . . weekly movie goer . .. I know someone's stolen my pen. Sea Island tan . . . loyal to the Air Corps. American Beauty. mary ann burns 161 Wilson Drive Lancaster, Pa. Annie Superbly stacked with a wardrobe that does her justice. Tantalizing giggle. Stolen snoozes. Ice-cream masher. Pre-breakfast mute. Economic erudite. As Tturbi in ten casy lessons. Don't let that 'I'm so confused' fool you. Expressive eyes and curly tresses. Infatuated: knits; disillusioned: quits. Walks a blue streak. Patrician taste. Hysterical trip to the Balkans. Sces the best in everything. Portrait of a Lady. 84 norma pike tepp 41 Ogden Road White Plains, N. Y. I have such a wonderful husband! Wake me at seven use any method . .. 'Should I comb my hair today? Invented her own Journalism major: PRESS BOARD, NEWS, and QUARTERLY . . . clear-headed perspective, amazing capacity for concentration . . . ready wit . . . charm the way we like it . . . and who could forget Tabu' . .. a laugh that's saved many a situation . . . a paradox in short skirts and upsweep . . . a close tie be- rween her head and her heart. caroline meriwether townley 5322 Sunset Drive Kansas City, Mo. Cocky Stately, poised, with a richly modulated voice that frequently succumbs to outbursts of wild excitement. Marge, I borrowed your pan; anyone like a cup of tea? Perpetually doing six things at once; turns scraps to socks, snacks with Psych, and splurges on the mid- night oil within her four walls plastered with summer stock posters. Long Sunday hikes with a uniform in tow. She's a thoughtful gal with an eye for the funny side. 44's Bernhardt. 85 eleanor evans townsend 115 North Bedford Street Georgetown, Del. Towny Looks Townsend''tall, tan, terrificLife member- shipin A.A. Delaware is on the mapIt's just that you can't see it. Miss Honolulu of 1943Follows Falla the hard to wake typemaybe a 20 millimeter shell could do it. Fizzleology, frogs, fooeyOh, the pithy of it allHas a faculty for namesfor faculty. Where's my slave?Hi, Shawface! ! She wears wellfrom wooly braemers to wicked black. Hyperbole, humor, hmmm! elizabeth travis sollenburger 285 Migeon Avenue Torrington, Conn. Libby Gus gal. The music department's pride and joy. 'Ship Ahoy! Composer, pianist, organist, and oh, that recorder! Four years of being 44's song leader . . . with results! Tinkling laughter . . . twinkling eyes . . . in- fectious grin. She's got rhythm! A cyclone always seems to have struck her room . . . tripod, camera, filing cabinet, music, typewriter, fruit and food boxes, clothes, clothes, and more clothes all in a whirl. Courage and sociability. Isn't life fun! 86 patricia walworth trenor ' Crow's Nest Gloucester, Mass. Trash Why is everyone studying? It's playtime. Week-ends at North Conway. Gum drops and guinea grinders. Merveille! Efficiency plus. 'But this trunk will hold my chair! Bursts of laughter. Ten minute temper. Chen Yu nails. Tweeds, monogrammed sweaters and matching socks. For a small nominal fee. Terry and the Pirates. Do you really think my hair is growing? ' A's for Alexandria. Why do you like Fox's 'Morning Watch'? ' nancy townsend troland 3 Westomere Terrace New London, Conn. Nancy T. Crash-bang, I'm all right. Has anyone scen my glasses? 'Dainey, scc if this sounds all right. Polka with me, Ruthie. Miss TrolandCadet calling. When's night? Shades of my past. 'I swanee. Are you an army brat too? Don't let me forget to sign out. What can I write about?'' Ice-cream. Do 1 have to wear lipstick? 'Is that the moon? ' 'No, just the academy clock. barbara wadhams 82 Forest Street Torrington, Conn. Bobby Honest girlsI'm just being friendly. That corner room. Wobbly. Cider-boom!! Passion for olives. October trips to the farmbetter than any football week- endoh, what food! T'm a career girlI repeat, I'll never get married. Torrington Register. 'Hey, gang, come on in for afternoon tea. 'Is that my buzzer? Formals with feathers. 'I told a story with a point and didn't know it. virginia ruth weber 16 Montrose Road Scarsdale, N. Y. Ginny Verily, Chaucer's pal. Solid gold. The shirt off her back. A Jon Whitcomb inspiration. Why weren't the nights unlimited last year? Walking Webster. Humor's not death to romance. My schedule won't permit it. Impeccable, imperturbable, sincere. The Fair One. lois barbara webster 51 Riverview Road Rocky Hill, Conn. Loie Nut-brown maiden. Stubborn. Always ready with good advice and a minute to help you. Time for a backrub. Can't sce a thing. Men, Blah. That doesn't have anything to do with it. I'm going to bed. Those Chem. lab fires. Last to leave the lunch table. Midnight conversations. C.G.A. dances and foot- ball games. Willy-nilly moods. 'Stagin a rage. Jack-of-all-trades. The best tunes of all come from Carnegie. gertrude amelia weinstock 725 Chestnut Avenue Wilmette, I1. Trudy Sept. Summer school and Fox's Oct. Dolphin doldrums Nov. Only four more issues of News till Xmas! Dec. -I think I'll go to Florida. Jan. Zombic at the breakfast table. Feb. 'I think I'll go to Florida. Mar. With the wind and the rain in my upsweep! April Let's hablar espanol. May The big Spring romance. June Vivacious, versatile and voluble. barbara ann wieser 2228 Elandon Drive Cleveland Heights, Ohio Tweez ' Amazing faculty for thoroughly enjoying life. Her exuberant disposition and cheerfulness disprove any first impressions gathered from her red hair. Come on kids, we've only twenty minutes to get to Fanning. Birthdays twice a year. In Cleveland, we have.l.. Snack Bar millionaire. Pre-vacation scintillation. But the Easter Bunny always comes at home. In partner- ship with Cupid. One of the people we'll miss. shirley ann wood 922 Mariette Avenue Lancaster, Pa. Woodie Room 206: Standing Room Only . . . a sense of the ridic- ulous . . . shoret skirts and oh! that blue sweater! . . . Rabbit-nose . . . Philosophical physicist . . . World's worst correspondent . . . Chatterbox . . . Spaghetti for lunch? . . . Parlor trick allergy . . . Flannel nightshires and Vicks . . . Energetic walk . . . bubbling talk . . . Maximum results with minimum efforc . . . Isn't any- body else cold? Lucky Lady . . . Her wit shines at the expense of her memory . . . Realist living in the present - .. The short of it . . . Elusive but dynamic personality. nancy romaine wyman 14 Adam Terrace Lowell, Mass. Nance'' Our accelerating genius. Nodding but knitting meeses for Hino. 'I haven't a bit of work to do. Einstein's right hand man. The square root of the symmetrical spit- ball. Seamstress by nature. Bird-like appetite. Dried apricots. Early to bed. Her desk's an ornament. Diploma in soda jerking. That startled look. Always on tiptoe. And he's got a car! 91 ex members of the class Beese, Mary BELLACK, JANE BennerT, PATRICIA BERNHARDY, MARGERY BirckHEAD, BARBARA BrackeTT, BARBARA Brown, JEAN Mrs. Oliver Bagby BrownNE, GRACE Mrs. David Domke Burr, HELEN CALDWELL, JEAN CawmpseLL, Doris CArREY, MARTHA Mrs. Paul Banker CarMEN, VIRGINIA Casgy, SHEILA Cocuran, EvizaseTH CurTIN, ANN Danmer, Epna Davis, ANNE Mrs. Gordon Heatsam Dawgs, HARRIET DemerriT, EL1ZABETH Diver, Frances Doan, DoroTay DowbpenN, MARION Mrs. Starr Barner Drake, Frances Evans, Nancy Fercuson, CHRISTINE FizLp, FLORENCE Forp, Fay Mrs. Gerritt Fowvrer, Nancy Mrs. Samuel Jones FrEEMAN, BENNETTE Frye, MariLyn GapesuscH, HELen GarpNER, EVELYN GETTLEMAN, HELEN Gogs, DianE Mrs. Gregg Markham HaiNes, JeaneTTE Havre, DoroTay Mrs. Richard Hoeckstra 92 Harwr, DorotHY Hamizton, MARGARET HARBERT, SUZANNE Mrs. Boice Hirpas, CHARLOTTE HocHBURG, JuDITH Howrmzs, Avis HowarTH, JaNE HuntEr, ALLISON Hyman, Berry JounsoNn, MARGARET Jonnson, VIRGINIA Mrs. Keating Coniff Jonnston, HELEN KarpeL, ELAINE Mrs. Burt Siris Keay, ANNE Keck, MARILYN KeNNARD, ARABELLA Keuscu, Louise Mrs. James Hartgering KrineMAN, JEAN Lanpis, Lyra Leepom, EMiLy Lereser, Louise Mrs. Charles Norton Lemnsach, Jean Mrs. William Breitinger LitTtLE, ANNE Mrs. Walter Card Loowmis, Jean Mrs. Harold Hendrickson Luce, EvizaseTH Mrs. Norman Wagoner Marquis, Susan Mrs. John Ewing Massey, ELrzaBeTH McGrong, Nancy Mrs. Jarvis Nichols MELviLLE, MaRry Mrs. Armand Zildjan MErcer, Erizapera Mrs. Roger Butz MiLLer, MARGARET MinTy, ANNE Monrog, EL1zapers NasH, MARGARET NewToN, FRANCES Oax, Mary Louise OBErRLIN, FRANCES OranN, FLorENCE ParceLrs, MArRIANNA Mrs. Walter Wagoner Pisarko, ANN Price, ANnNE Procter, BARBARA Remp, MarTHA RomNEY, MARIE Rosen, Doris RUBENSTEIN, MARGARET Mrs. Richard Hellman St. GEORGE, JANE SALZER, JANE SCHREUDER, JOAN Mrs. Roger Bannet ScawAB, BARBARA ScHULER, ANN Smrra, Nancy CARROLL Smith, PaYLLIS STANDISH, ANN Mrs. Thomas Cheatham STETSON, SEELEY STEWART, SALLY SurLivan, Liva SwisHER, EL1ZABETH Tromeson, Eunice Ticu, EvELyN WaALLERSTEIN, CATHERINE WarLing, CaroL Mrs. Edward Koenig, Jt. WEBER, ALICE JANE WiLriams, CAROLYN Wirriams, CoNSTANCE Wirriams, ELizasers Mrs. Edward Kloth Wirson, Evizasers WittE, Jay Mrs. Charles Brooks Wyman, Nancy Yersen, Karra SIS A L A Q N iR e Ty a5 3 . by e o ekt e A ria, el i T A VR L o o, q s S 4 LT 'a -,. X3 LD 2 L VG O L . ECe S - L e ol 190 S SLEXeL T s C 94 When we came here, we made an unconscious pact witl the past that past which has taken the pattern called college Iffe and the principles called democracy, interwoven them, and gven them articulation on our campus. The pact was this: to keeff alive and flourishing the institutions which have become the sincefe organ for the expression of college living; to recognize in them eif purposc the development of the richest approach to education and to life; and to use them to the fullest. Conflict and change on a world-scale have not failed to affect us here. We have been forced to make hasty changes; to relinquish and to add activities. But nowhere has the underlying spirit changed. This is what was left to us, and this we can leave to all those who follow us here, even as we carry it away within usthe right and the will to be proud of what we have learned hereto think actively and to act thoughtfully. 95 cc guidan Bt g o -.-..s N o R A s T o . o N T B R R N il A 1 .F..: -.'nft-ll..!. iii;u..,.flt.;..ll'.sc..nde. 13......-.., i hmen vy , it is enhanced by excellent k and worship under the ddition ligious leaders; in a rc g - - - g s .J .l. L -.H s o o w - uv- o n a0 o - T - Ey a, I , teachers and prominent A place of quiet, in choir and organ music. of students 96 CHOIR l . i ' l Soft is the music that would charm forever' . . . 1 The effective singing of the Connecticut College Choir at Sunday Vespers has made it one : of the outstanding organizations on campus. Its other activities include concerts with the l Coast Guard Academy and various college glee clubs. ! . Religious Council activities, covering Interfaith, Interrace, Community Service, Religious i Education, and Worship sponsored by Cabinet and Dr. Laubenstein, include speakers, dis- i cussions, worship services, Sunday school classes, and deputations. Our aim: to stimulate 1 religious thinking, and provide opportunities for worship and service. I i N I RELIGIOUS COUNCIL In matters pertaining to campus life, we are privile in which we believe. Far from perfect, our system h and initiative which may well prov ged to exercise the democratic principles as yet given us a degree of responsibility c priceless in the dark days to come. 98 AMALGAMATION MEETING Amalgamation MeetingStudent Government in ac- tion. It is the meeting in which cach member of the com- munity has the right of free speech, discussion and vorte. It is the most important aspect of our government which we have created in order to prove ourselves worthy of the larger democracy in which we live and for which we fight. Amalgamation Meeting is a reality and has proved its worth. Every Monday night, six judges of Honor Court meet with the Chief Justice and the President of Student Government to try cases involving infringement of stu- dent rules. The cases are presented by an impartial Chief Justice who is to be found Monday and Thursday after- noons in Branford basement with judgment book and pen in hand. Offenses are judged individually, and penalties are based on precedent and circumstances. HONOR COURT 99 Cabinet is the executive branch of student government, made up of the heads of various student organizations. Its duties consist in counseling and aiding the President of Student Government in her effective interpretation of the laws. It proposes new legislative measures, and in general deals with problems arising on campus. Composed of the fifteen house presidents, House of Representatives is the organization in which both campus-wide and specific dormitory problems are discussed. It is the body which is directly representative of the students, and it keeps in close touch with Cabinet. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES A group is two or more people who are aware of each other 101 Demacracy clamoring to be heard is 2 force not to be gainsaid. As thoughtful participants in a working democracy, we have had the opportunity of seeing our words and opinions published-and the satisfacti on of knowing that they zen heard. NEWS STAFF Reportering troops on trail of scoopsFacts found, next expoundMeet the deadlineWrite a headline Check the galleyCannot dallyDummy sheet must be completeCut or pad, but we must race, till, good or bad, it fits the spaceBlackout or drought, News must Quarterly is the college magazine which publishes the come out, creative writings of the campus. It covers poetry, plays and essays pro and con any vital issue. It is a student publication, the staff and contributors being members of the student body, with occasional faculty articles. Quarterly appears twice a semester. QUARTERLY STAFF 103 Press Board is an extracurricular organization of students with an aptitude for newspaper work. After a period of apprenticeship, members become college correspondents for various newspapers and news services throughout the country. Press Board keys are awarded to mem- bers for outstanding service. The preservation of College traditions -our aim. The representation of College ideals- our trust. KoIiNe of '44 has wished to interpret fact with artistry. In the way we will remember her , out goal. The expression of College life- + we present Connecticut! 104 Who can forget Nancy's thoughtful editorials; Sal's angular and expressive Connecricut- ups; Hedi's welcome efforts to keep us in tune with the times, in O.M.1.; Caught on Campus, with its weekly nosegay of diamonds; and Free Speech, ever true to its title. For the endless hours spent, and the high quality of news produced, we owe a vote of thanks to the editorial and business staff of NEWS. 105 St s SR 4el bz- exfte,i.;it.an Can we capture i? the mood to that music, the movement of sorrow, joy, and gaiety? Some- times it is the wild, thrilling beat of a Fire Dance; sometimes the slow terror of an air raid- or the wide hospitality of the West. It is the reflection of this contemporary world in move- ment and rhychm. Backstage the workers are silent, watching, waiting, prepared. Houselights out . . . The scene is set . . . Curtain . . - The play begins! This is the moment for which Wig and Candle tradicions, tasks and training have fitted us. We are a close group with a common ideal . . . cooperation in the presentation of the Drama. 106 The thrill of a lifetimebacksrage, on the night of a performance Wig and Candle Boardthe gals who make 'em click! Words have never been enough. There is always some- thing that can never be said. Art as a medium of expres- sion has been at our service here, not only in the studio and museum, but in the opportunity for personal creative work on the part of every student. In its most spectacular form, this creative work has been seen as dramatic presencationthe inspiration of the few for the enjoy- ment of the many. Whether it be Modern Dancethe expression of a mood in the abstraction of beautiful movement, the play of light and shadow; or a Wig and Candle playa coordination of the principles of design and acting by long weeks of preparation, into an in- tegrated interpretation of realitywe are assured of an artistic and satisfying performance. Planners and coordinators of extracurricular sports activity, these girls are the champeen boosters of campus fitness and morale. The body consists of representatives from cach class, a president, vice-president, sccretary, treasurer, Dance chairman, and president of C.C.0O.C. These council members arrange competitions, and maintain bikes, sleds, skiis, and badminton equipment for all. Lack of transportation facilitics put an end, temporarily, to intercollege hockey games but competition with the Spars more than made up for chis lack caused by war-time. Interclass competition was carried on as usual with the juniors winning the greatest number of games in the fall, HOCKEY ' Whew! 109 110 TENNIS Ten tennis courts provide ample opportunity for exer- cise in this sport. Regular tennis classes as gym arc held in the fall and spring and the close of each season is marked by a tournament. In addition to the regular classes, recreational or leisure matches can be seen going on during weck-ends whenever weather permits. Warm sport, tennis. ARCHERY Keep em flying! Beginning, intermediate and advanced classes in Archery practice for beaux with arrows during the fall and spring seasons. Shooting ranges are thirty, forty, and fifty yards. Interclass competitions consisting of columbia rounds are run off at the close of each season. Material for the WAACs? ot Rifle Practice takes place in the fall and spring. The care and handling of a rifle is learned as well as marks- manship. The decrease in the civilian supply of ammuni- tion made it necessary to reduce the number of Rifle Practice classes. Interclass competitions are run off in this activity and the winning class is determined by indi- vidual target scores. Beginning, intermediate and advanced golf classes practice in the fall and spring on the campus course. Matches are scheduled for season competitions and occa- sional jaunts to the Norwich golf course were pre-war highlights for the more advanced players. GOLF RIFLERY Needed: 123 belicopters to carry seniors safely to classes, out of range. 'S good for the figure, too. BICYCLING A.A. bikes furnish temporary transportation on campus and afford enjoyable excursions on Saturday or Sunday afternoons. A.A. keeps these bikes in repair and leisure hours spent view- ing the Connecticut countryside from a bike are ones worthwhile spent. Skiing at C.C. is limited to exercise for ambitious beginners who slide down the museum hill and make a sitz-mark at the bottom for good measure, The trip up is another story. The simplicity of the skiing landscape does not m ake for less enjoyment. SKIING We did have some snow once? 132 Horse Show of the pastand future too, we hope. RIDING The college stable has been discontinued for the dura- tion, but riding activities of the past are remembered with pleasure. Ring work, trail rides, investigation of the intricacies of the tack room, and the annual spring horse show are just a few of the memories. SKATING New London winters provide the Arboretum with a well frozen pond sometimes frozen in ripples. The in- experienced gropes her way between the figure cights of her more agile contemporaries, and the hockey games and races of the Coast Guard Cadets. Gee! The water's stiff! 113 r, feeling ourselves as one. They are a bond with c know that they will feel what we felt: the nervous excitement of a Coast Guard blind date: the peculiar awe that goes with moonlight sing, and Christmas pageant; the sustained tension of competitive plays and sing; and, above all, the -k pervading spirit of working and playing together. These are the things we will remember with our hearts. When first we chose Connecticut College we heard rumours of its social advantages and dur- ing Freshman week they were proved quite true. Each year the Coast Guard lends its brawn and chivalry to our wit and beauty ? for an evening of dancing. Several fates of the Class of 44 were thus met. To assure the underclassmen that they are fourth year 'college women,' the seniors present a proclamation early in the school year. Proclaimed in the well known academic garb, it sets forth rules of respect for underclassmen to follow throughout the day if not the year. Underclassmen will kindly bow and scrape 115 Gvera, .t tel SRR TS S ot R R T ST PAGEANT Falling snow and flickering candles set the mood for a Russian Madonna on the night before Christmas vacation; and thencarols by candlelight. To us, pageant will always typify the spirit of wonder, revelation, and hope which permeates the Christmas season. COMPETITIVE PLAYS Ten days of hustle, bustle, hysterics and general con- fusion somehow jammed in between classes, meetings, and work generally presage a professional production on the part of all classes. Esprit de corps is especially high, and under pressure, unsuspected talent blossoms. 116 Ten minutes, kids! Fevered sophomore brows wrinkled and the search reached a climax. MASCOT HUNT A funereal procession of juniors through Soph Quad, a revelation of the first fiendish clue and from then on hold your hat! The juniors maintain an aloof mysterious air, and sophs answer the challenge with indiscriminate ransacking. Will they find i? the sixty-four dollar question on all tongues. The traditional junior banquet with its formality and flowers was substituted by a simple but meaningful affair. Dinner was served in the junior houses followed by a coffec in Knowlton Salon. Speeches by honorary faculty members, the Mascot unveiling and a 'sing completed our war-time banquet. JUNIOR BANQUET Coffee was quite a treat. MAY DAY ; ; e SERLONS. Campus bloomed early, in crepe paper, compliments of th Strawberries for breakfast! Serenade at seven, Batter up! Let's ler Father win. FATHER'S DAY The man of the bour. Reception on the President's lawn. . 119 Anticipationihen, triumph! COMPETITIVE SING Unhand her, villain! or 80 1o a peanutty doom. MELODRAMA Iphigenia and friends. 120 WALL GIVING The class of 1944 takes over its responsibilitics as the leaders of the student body. Libby as song leader . . . Suc B. as class president . . . Corky as Chief Justice . . . Kenny as the big boss'' . . . and all the rest of us . . . Here it is . . . our senior year . . . finally! It went too quickly, didn't it? Let's not forget class J : . y i : This symbolic gesture brings a lump to the throats of all. meetings, amalgamation sessions, chapel talks and Mr. Quimby's music, midyears and the accelerated gradua- tion, spring at college for the last time, generals, and then, senior vespers, Baccalaureate, Class Day with the laurel chain, graduation. College days over; a new world to conqucr . GRADUATION Honor guard leads the way. Laurel chain adds contrast to the sombre dignity of cap and gown. 121 December 7,1942 . . . a day that will live in our hearts forever . words took on meaning . . . faraway places became realities . . . were at war . . . slowly, as the nation rose to meet the challenge, we at college adapted ourselves . . . incomprehensibility settled into reality and we too were at war . . . Our education became imperative . . . our courses were geared to the times. More material . . . more facts . . . more work to build a greater understanding. We were privileged to continue our sheltered way of life . . . We are proud of our responsibility. College girls are college women with a purpose and a goal to achieve . . . we must be strong and mature . . . lest we forget . . . 124 The river leads out to the sound and the sound opens in to the ocean . . . the world is with us . . . we must do more . . . War Services Committee . . . volunteer work to supplement our intellectual endeavor . . . Less travelling ... . less playing . . . less wasting. More studying . . . more concentrating on imporcant matters. Tension and heartache? Yes . . . but then, who can escape them . . . more important, who wants to . . . College is different . . . so is the world. We know we are fighting to the end . . . we must do our part . . . Those we love arc facing the actual front . . . facing death . . . We can not let them down . . . Our ideals are at stake . . . all we believe in and have been brought up to take for granted has been challenged. Accelerators do take time out to eat. Aesthetic appeal through repetition. You're kidding, of course! The college student gazes at life as from an ivory tower ACCELERATED STUDY The first war change . . . For those who want to gradu- ate carly the college has scen fit to establish an accelera- tion program. Summer school has become an integral part of the college year and the results are more than gratifying. Students and faculty alike have proved that it can be done. Now, according to Freud, the ego is the very antithesis of the id That's Uncle Looie, third from the left! 125 ASTRONOMY 126 DRAFTING The mysteries of a heretofore masculine world are unfolded to us by Mr. Cannon. Compasses, T squares, engincer's scales, French curves and ruling pens have been mastered and the skills of drafting technique have become part of our educative aims. The science of the stars is the compass double check and is vital to the war effort. Dr. Daghlian tcaches the study of all the known celestial bodics which together compose the physical universe. Occasionally as we star-gaze we wish on one! CANNING The Home Economics department has cooperated in a mass canning project to help the war effort. Culinary arts are all-important and many of our prospective dictitians and housewives have expended time and effort to do a tedious job. VICTORY GARDENING ow the faculty apartment house the grounds are cleared, the soil is tilled and the Down bel vegetables are growmg Faculty and students have volunteered- to weed and pick and sack, so in yet another way the college has done its part. 127 The prima donna's uniqice interpretive ability wal electrif; ying. DOING 128 With all the calm of old rroupers, rhe girls await their cues. Cherie and company have the situation well in hand. War Services Board. If it was good enongh for Eve, 's good enough for me! Wig and Candle has done its part in sponsoring last year the Connteen Show. With Cherie as director, Algie, Ranny, the Stooge, and Dawn as masters of ceremony, we hit the road and took in Army, Navy, Air Corps and Merchant Marine Bases. This year we have gone further and added to our repertoire a Farce directed by Mrs. Ray and an original musical comedy written and directed by Dawn and Libby. The Drama serves! Get thee behind me, excess purchasing power! The Nurses' Aides among us gave a pointer bere and there Home Nursing class progresses War Services Committee has sponsored Red Cross and Home Nursing courses, established a War Bonds and Stamps Booth, and organized many other volunteer jobs for students. We roll bandages, rake leaves, help with library and clerical work, act as Nurses Aides. Each student has a specific war job to do. In this way, without interrupting our study program, our effort, in a small way, is immediately practical. Blosd Bank in Knowlton Salon resembled Grand Central. ., 130 Morale-building, via the inner man. The Snack Bar combines congenial playing and working conditions. 131 e b e T T T e Tt T b on T LT e e M i T U S OFFICERS ScuarrtEr, Dorotry, PH.D. AHERN, Dorotay, R.N. BatcueLper, MURIEL Bewmis, Jean L., A.B. Brown, CLara Mag, A.M. BuckLiy, Consrance, A.B. Burbpick, A. Van Eps Burpick, E. ALverna, A.B. Burton, Dorotaea, A.M. CarpEnTER, EpITH P, Cuase, N. Lousk CosBLEDICK, M, RoserT, Pu.D. Couch, M1LpRED W., M.D. Cruisk, IsaBer A. Davipson, Marie H. DeGandE, Mary L C T oy Dunn, Jenny iKY, ALB. Froyp, KaTaering T, GEoRrGE, Dororiy DA ATRS 134 OF ADMINISTRATION President Supervisor of the Infirmary Circulation Department of Library Secrezary in the Office of the Registrar Reference Department of Library Secretary in Infirmary Assistant to Director of Residence Dean of Students Assistant and Secretary to Dean of Students Assistant to Director of Admissions Manager of College Book Shop Director of Admissions Mental Hygienist, on part time Secretairy to Bursar Secretary to the President Assistant Bursar Secrerary in rhe Personnel Burean . Publicity Burean Secrerary in Office of the President OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATIONContinued Grirkes, TaeLma, A.B., B.S. Happap, Marcarer, A.B. Hamir, MarGareT, B.S. . Harris, Evizasera H. Hersey, Rowene E., A.B., B.S. Houw, Eprra Ray, R.N. . Hunter, KatrERINE G. Jomnson, Hazer A., A.B., B.L.S. Lamspin, Lt. CoL. ALLEN BENNETT Locan, MapeLiNne W. MacCaLLum, Jessis, A.B. MacDoNALD, GERTRUDE JUDSON MacraLievu, Doris, R.N. ManNiNG, KaTHERINE, B.S. Mateer, DoroTHy, A.M. Catalogue Department of Library Mimeographing Office Assistant Dietitian . Director of Residence and Dietitian Circulation Department of Library Nurse in Infirmary Registrar Librarian Business Manager, on part time Circulation Department of Library Information Office Order Deparrment of Library Nurse in Infirmary Assistant Director of Residence Dean of Sophomares McLavGuuin, EiLeen, A.M. . Secrerary and Reader in History; and Secretary of Administration MisterLy, ELENA Morcan, Mary E. Moss, KaTtaryn, A.B. Assistant Dietitian Secretary, Institute of Wemen's Professional Relations Alumnae Secrerary 135 OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION-Continued NEeLson, May, A.B. Parx, Rosemary, Pu.D. . Porter, Louisk, A.B. Ramsay, Lucy Arice, A.M. Ricuaroson, Rutn J. Roperts, ELeanor L., R.N. Rowrey, Leona ScoviLee, Dorotnea H., M.D., M.P.H. SerTERHOLM, GRACE, B.S, STEVENS, MILDRED TrenchI, EMMa WarreN, ELEANOR SiBist WEBSTER, EpNA HE, AR Wayre, FLora H. Young, MarTHA MiLrer, A B, 136 Secretary in Office of Admissions Dean of Freshmnen and Chaivman of Freshman Advisers Assistant to the President Direcror of the Personnel Bureau Secretary to the Business Manager Nurse in Infirmary Secrezary ro the Director of Residence Resident Physician Assistant to War Services Committee Assistant Dietitian Secretary on part tine Assistant Dietitian Assistant Dietitian Catalogue Department of Library Bursar FACULTY Arxen, Pavning, Pr.D. . : ; : : : : . Assistant Professor of English ALTER, MarTHA, A. M., Mus. M. . s 2 . i . Assistant Professor of Music AvEry, GEORGE S., Jx., Pu.D. : : Professor of Botany and Director of the Arboretum Barnarp, Rira H., M.B.A. . 5 : : . Assistant Professor of Secretarial Studies Bernurum, Frances Dorotay, Pr.D. . 4 5 : : : Professor of English Biacei, ZeLmira, A.M. . F : : ; . . Assistant Professor of Spanish Botsrorp, E. Frances, Pu.D. . : . : ; Associate Professor of Zoology Bower, J ULIAIW., Pu.D. : : : 2 g . Associate Professor of Mathematics BrerT, FraANncEs S., B.S. . : : ; . Assistant Professor of Physical Education Brown, Bearrice D. Mrs. CarLETON, PH.D. . : ; . Assistant Professor of English Buckrey, ConsTance J., A.B. . , : : ; . Part time Assistant in Fine Arts BurpeTrT, MIiLDRED, A.M. : : : : Assistant Professor of Home Economics Burbick, E. ALVERNA, A B, . ' n . I , Professor of Physical Education BurLer, Vera M., Ep.D. : 1 ; 3 ; : Associate Professor of Education Cannon, IrvinGg, A.M. Lecturer in Fine Arts Cary, Estrer C. T., Pu.D. : . : , : s : . Professor of French Cuakerian, Cuarces G., Pr.D. Associate Professor of Economics CHANEY, MARGARET S., Pr.D. . Professor of Home Economics CossLepick, M. Rosert, Pa.D. Professor of Sociology Cocnran, Jorn Knigut, Pr.D. Instructor in History tor in Home Economics Craic, Everyn, B.S. . Lastruc omn Cranz, F. Epwarp, Pu.D. Instructor in History Cross, HartLEY W, Pr.D. Visiting Professor of Economics Curtis-Guajarpo, ELisa, A.M. Instructor in Spanish On !egw;, U. $. Maritime Service 137 FACULTYContinued Dacnrian, Garapep K., Pa.D. Deperer, PavLine H., Pu.D. Destrir, Crester McARrTHUR, Pr.D. DicLey, Magrjorie R., Pu.D. Ernst, Carora L., A.B. Fasovivo, EsteLLe M., A, B. Gacne, RoBerT MiLts, Pu.D. Gampoa D Camino, Mrs. BerTA, A.M. Gourp, Rutn E., B.S. Grivm, Evaine R, A.B., AM. Harkessring, Hanna, Pu.D. Haines, Grorce IV, Pu.D. Hanson, MARGUERITE, A.M. Hanson, Marjoriz, A.B. Hartsnorn, Enizasers, A. M. . Hauvsman, Sypir A., A M. Hier, Frorence, Pu.D. JenseN, Gerarp E., Pu.D, Jonnson, ELizasern B, Mgs. Rayaonp S 23 T D JounstoN, JEan Vance, Pua.D. Jones Marcorm BEIPHD: JoNEs,Saran R. Mgs, Epwarp M.D, A B. On leave, U. S. Army 138 Professor of Physics and Director of the Astronomical Observatory Lucretia L. Allyn Professor of Zoolagy Professor of History Associate Professor of Government Professor of French Assistant in Chemistry Instrucror in Psychology Lustructor in Spanish Assistant in Home Economics Part time Assistant in Psychology Professor of German Instructor in History Assaociate Professor of Fine Arts Assistant in Chemistry Assistant Professor of Physical Fducation Instructor in Zoology Associate Professor of French Professor of English . Assistant Professor of Botany Instructor in Chemistry Assistant Professor of Romance Languages Assistant in Zoology FACULTYContinued Kerry, Marcarer W., Pu.D. . Kip, Nona M. Mrs. HerBerT Z., A.B., Associate Professor of Chemistry Part time Assistant in Secretarial Training and Reader in Mathematics LausensteIN, PauL F., S$.T.M. Lestie, GRACE Lews, HeLex E. H. Mgs. E. 8.D, A.M. Locan, Rosert F. Locan, Rosamonp C. Mgs. Rosert F. Long, Katrerine C., B.S. McKeg, Mary C., Pr.D. Minar, Epwin L., Jr., Pa.D. . Moogre, Jorw F., Pu.D. Morris, Frank E., Pu.D. Newrin, Mizprep R., Pa.D. Novyes, Gertrupe E., Pu.D. Oaxkes, CATHERINE, A.M. Orsison, WirLiam D., A.M. Parx, Rosemary, Pu.D. PetERson, Doris E., Pu.D. Ponp, Lois, A.B. PorrorF, Louse C., A.B. Quimsy, ArTHUR W., A.B. Associate Professor of Religion and College Preacher Part time Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Assaciate Professor of Fine Arts . Assistant in Fine Arts . Nursery School Teacher Professor of Chemistry . Assistant Professor of Classics Assistant Professor of English Professor of Psychology and Philosophy Assistant Professor of Chemistry Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of English Instructor in Psychology Associate Professor of German Instructor in English Instructor in Physical Education Research Assistant in Botany Professor of Music 139 FACULTY-Continued Racca Mgrs. Gina G., Litr.D. Ray, Joseprine H., A.M. REcknAGEL, ALICE . Recorn, Mason T., Pu.D. Reynorps, Beatrice, Pu.D. Ricuarpson, DoroTay, Pu.D. . Roacn, Hannau C., Pr.D. Sancuez Y Escripano, Feperico, Pa.D. Scuarir, Avice T. Mzs. Ricaarp D., Pa.D. SerTERHOLM, GRACE B. MRS. Vernon, B.S. SewarDp, Georcene H. Mgs. Jorn P.D, Pu.D. . Sewarp, Jorn P., Pu.D. . SexTon, BarBARA, A.B. Smyser, Hamirton M., Pu.D. . Swiper, Hyra M., A.M. . SouraworTH, ELEANOR IDESR LT Stanwoob, Rurs, A. B, StorEK, MaRTHA, A.B. Sutton, Vivian R. Mgs. WAaLTER, A M. Tromas, Rura, A.M. Tuomson, Berry F., Pu.D. Turrer, MarTHA S., M.S. Tuve, Rosemonp, Pu.D. . WarnER, FLorENCE M., Pu.D. Wesser, Bessie Broom, Pu.D. Wickwar, W, Harpy, A M, Woob Ruta H., A.B. Woobnouse, Crase Going, A.M. 140 Instructor in Italian and French Assistant Professor of Speech Lecturer in Landscape Gardening Assistant Professor of Sociology Associate Professor of History Associare Professor of Zoology Professor of History Associate Professor of Spanish Instructor in Mathematics Part time Assistant in Economics Assistant Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Psychology Part time Assistant in Sociology Associate Professor of English Assistant Professor of Secretarial Studies Instructor in Music Professor of Physical Education - Research Assistant in German Inseructor in English Lnstructor in Physical Education Lnstructor in Botany Instructor in Home Economics Assaciate Professor of English Professor of Economics Professor of Sociology Associare Professor of Government Instructor in Physical Education Professor of Economics ANDERSON, BeTTY A. ARMSTRONG, SHIRLEY B. . ArRNoLDY, CAROLINE M. . AvVERY, BArRBARA W. Bascock, HArRRIET . BarkspaLe, Jane M. BarnarD, BerTY B. BarnEes, CoNSTANCE BarneTT, ANN C. Baubpouin, BarBara L. . BauernscHMIDT, SaraH E. Beers, CrArRLOTTE L. Beremanw, Doris E. Bevans, ELizasera H. BiceLow, NATALIE . BrancuArRD, RuThH . Brocu, Berty S. Bonrig, BEVERLY Bowwman, Vircinia A. Braun, Miriam K. BrirLuarT, Mary 1. BrisLey, ALean R. Brown, Cuarrorte E. Burr, CrarroTTE F. CranDLER, CaroL L. CrarkE, WiniFrReED M. Crirre, Vircinia H. Coss, PrisciLrLa Comrors, Janer K. . CunniNGHAM, MABEL CurmEe, Mary E. CusaTti, Mary A. Darg, EL1zaBETH A. DanaHER, Mary E. Dimock, Joanna B. Downs, GEORGINE . ELiasBerG, RutH Ersworta, ELizasers G. Fairrey, CONSTANCE Farrerr, HeLen E. CLASS OF 1945 101 Union St., East Walpole, Mass. 420 S. Spring Ave., LaGrange, Il 563 Neff Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich. 21149 Colby Rd., Shaker Hts., Ohio Pine Point, Stonington, Conn. 513 Nancy St., Charleston, W. Va. Harroun Rd., Sylvania, Ohio 161 Hamilton Rd., Lancaster, Pa. y ; . 390 River Rd., Beaver, Pa. R.F.D. 3, Sawmill Hill Rd., Winchester, Conn. Monkton, Baltimore Co., Md. 910 Gist Ave., Silver Spring, Md. x : 3 . Rydal, Pa. 165 Fiske St., Waterbury, Conn. 26 Holden Rd., West Newton, Mass. 14 Ardsley Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 946 Redway Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 12 Pennstone Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa. 94 5th St., Stamford, Conn. 3505 Ridgewood Rd., Toledo, Ohio - Bath Rd., Bethlehem, Pa. 2448 Sherwood Rd., Columbus, Ohio 24 Greenridge Ave., White Plains, N. Y. 175 Round Hill Rd., Fairfield, Conn. 445 Hart St., New Britain, Conn. 322 S. Bluff Blvd., Clinton, lowa 222 E. Granada Ave., Hershey, Pa. The Wychwood, Great Neck, L. I, N. Y. 1834 Caton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 3903 Jocelyn St., Washington, D. C. 4 Hotel Drive, White Plains, N. Y. Poquonnock Rd., Groton, Conn. 2225 Forest Park Blvd., Fort Wayne, Ind. 699 Lake Shore Rd., Grosse Pt. Shores, Mich. 63 Church St., New London, Conn. 160 Stafford Ave., Forestville, Conn. 275 Central Park West, New York, N. Y. Bush Ave., Belle Haven, Greenwich, Conn. 404 N. High St., Hillsboro, Ohio 0ld Greenwich, Conn. 141 CLASS OF 1945-Continued Fausr, Marcia J. Favorite, Nancy Feroman, Patricia J. Fenn, Epits . Fenton, Lois B. FerGuson, H. Jerrrey FieLpiNnG, BarBAra A. Frrzcerarp, R, Rita Forp, DrusiLra N. FrigpLanDER, LETTY Funk, SairLey E, Funston, Nance C. Ganper, Kataryn E. GILBERT, ANNE GILBERT, SARAH Girks, CAROLYN Girpin, Berty J. Gor, MarQuerite E. Gray, Jean M. Harr, LorrAINE A, Hancock, Patricia L. Hawning, M. Gerarping Harrow, Erizasere Hastings, Avrison C, Hay, Marcor E, . Heinricn, EtneELyn W, HeLeer, Joy . Hester, ANnE E, Hiir, Epna M, : Hiir, ELizasers W. HoruN, Barbara T House, Ann . JENKINS, Joanne Jubdon, Nancy D, ; Kavanacn, CrarroTTE F, Krav, Luciiie R, Krasng, Suireey L. LaNe, Amy A, ; ; Lawrence, Lois Becker LawrENce, Marjoris J. . Lesowich, Lucice A, 142 817 Madison Ave., Albany, N. Y. 4 Cabot Court, Newtonville, Mass. 31 Chesterficld Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Carr Rd., Concord, Mass, Crest Rd., Mlddlebury, Conn, 1322 Stratford Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. . Ross Court, Loudonville, N. Y. 121 Hinsdale Ave., Winsted, Conn, 67 Merrill St., Waterbury, Conn. 560 Sinclair Terracc So. Orange, N. J. 17 Pacific St., New London, Conn. 105 Clarewill Ave., U pper Montclair, N.J. 3314-159 St., Flushing, N. Y. 154 Long Hill St. Sprmgfield Mass. 251 Long Hill St., Springficld, Mass. - 29 Crescent Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. 122 Mlddlc Rd., Hamden, Cona. 251 Kclbournc Avc Philipse Manor, No. Tarrytown N. Y. 5918 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. 33 Morse Ave., Groton, Conn. 100 Oakley Rd., Belmont, Mass. 3150 Attleboro Rd., Shaker Hts., Ohio 43 Central St., Auburndale, Mass. Hampron, Conn. 1315 Bluc Ave , Zanesville, Ohio 3647 Midland Ave Syracuse, N. Y. R.E.D. 1, Bridgeport, Conn. Lake Rd., Morristown, N. J. 154 Pum:an Ave., Forest HJUS New York, N. Y. 17 Pclham Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 25 Jefferson Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 760 Auburn Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 11 Winfield Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. The Sandpile , Holland Patent, N. Y. 96 Woodlawn Ave., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 993 5th Ave., New York City 1016 W. 58 St., Kansas City, Mo. 1188 Lowell Rd. Schenectady, N.Y. 390 West End Aw: , New York City 64 Oakdale Rd. Glenbrook Conn. 283 8. Centcr St., Orange, N. J. CLASS OF 1945Continued LevLievre, AnN B. . Levy, Marjory H. Lewis, Mary R. Lowe, Hanwa R. MacMirran, Ersie P. MabppEN, PaTrICIA Magser, CaryL M. Macnus, Joan A. MannNING, Patricia J. Marion, MarGareT E. Martin, M. CarOLYN MarTiN, RoBERTA M. Mavers, Nancy P. MayNarD, Mary E. McCartrY, ANNE D. McCLELLAN, MARJORIE McKewen, Nancy . MELLOR, SHIRLEY MEeNDLER, JeannE C. MEevER, LEAH MiLLer, CAROLYN . MiLLEr, Marjory G. Miner, JEanerTE E. Mureny, CATHERINE Mureny, FLorence M. Murray, GLADYS J. Mryers, CorinNE L. OsERG, JaNE E. OxnarD, ANNE L. . PaLMER, BARBARA A. PariserTE, Lots Parsons, ELaine Parton, JEAN. Peck, WiLpa C. PierrE, ALisoN PorTER, SUZANNE Powzr, Mary E. Prosser, GERTRUDE L. RapeLye, SARAH Raymonn, Estenre M. Risrer, HELEN B. Riesner, Bernice A. Rovce, Dororay L. 3233 Chadbourne Rd., Shaker Hts., Ohio 1085 Park Ave., New York City 17 New London Rd., Mystic, Conn. 10 Park Terrace East, New York City 4 Duryca Rd., Upper Montclair, N. J. Old Church Rd., Greenwich, Conn. 33 Locust St., Garden City, L. I, N. Y. 3015 Fairfield Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 1915 Walnuc St., Camp Hill, Pa. 504 Whitney Ave., New Haven, Conn. 6323 Meadow Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. . 657 Morewood Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 262 Central Park West, New York City 15967 Avon Rd., Detroit, Mich. 20 Hampstead Circle, Wynnewood, Pa. : Foster, Littleton, Mass. 138 Edgemont Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. p 1094 Pine St., Winnetka, I11. 1826 E. Jefferson Blvd., South Bend, Ind. ! 915 Bank St., New London, Conn. 8 Woodway Rd., Twin Lakes, Kent, Ohio 121 Farmington Ave., Longmeadow, Mass. Allen Place, Collinsville, Conn. 2956 N. Hackertr Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 79 Bank St., Attleboro, Mass. . 32 Johnson Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. 1501 Dial Court, Springfield, Ill. 274 West End Rd., South Orange, N. J. 151 Mystic St., West Medford, Mass. 408 Fairview Ave., Orange, N. J. 10 Whitson St., Forest Hills, N. Y. 17 Conant Rd., Marblehead, Mass. 187 Ridgewood Ave., Glenridge, N. J. 324238 St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 157 School St., Keene, N. H. 27 South St., Brockton, Mass. Ravenna Ordnance Plant, Apco, Ohio 306 Lydecker St., Englewood, N. J. cJo Continental Can Co., 100 E. 42 St., New York 17, N. Y. 66 Maenneschor Ave., Taftville, Conn. ; : 627 W. Sixth St., Erie, Pa. 553 Highbrook Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y. Hotel Huntington, Pasadena, Cal. 143 CLASS OF 1945Continued Sacus, MarGarer E. Sack, PayLLis SavacooLr, HeLen B. SawniLr, June C. Scuaerer, CaroL D. Scuein, Berte Scatrre, Nancy B. Scuvurtz, MARJORIE Scawarz, Lousse G. Seissen, ELizaBeTH A. SeLigsonn, HEDwiG SuEA, Juria A. P. Suorg, ELizasern L. SiLvEsTER, SuseTTE L. SiMpson, AnNN SinnorT, Crara R. StaLey, Mary D. StoppARD, Jovce P, STRANGWOOD, SHIRLEY Stronm, ELEaNORE Tayror, Jane K. TempLe, JEan A, TroMmas, Jean C. Tir, Hannan G. : Tomrinson, CuarLoTTE L. Tracy, Crara C, Turcnon, Patricia B. VaLLAR, Marcery H. Viare, Joanne L. WabsworTH, BarBARA C. WaLker, Nancy A, Wasser, WiNIFRED Walrkins, Mary A. Webster, Dororry F. WECKLER, SarLy L. WELLs, PaTricia M. Wenk, KATHERINE WHiTE, MARIAN J Witber, MarrecreN L. WiLLarn, Jean WiLson, Grace WinkLer, Vircinia P. Woonrurr, ELizasers E: WoTnerspoon, Ma RGARET L, 144 703 Coverdale Rd., Wilmington, Del. 1100 Park Ave., New York City 63 Prospect Hill, Summit, N. J. 1039 Highland Rd., Sharon, Pa, 2551 Military Rd., Port Huron, Mich. 5727 Sheridan Rd., Chicago, 111, 701 Clinton Ave., Newark, N.J. 328 S. Harrison St., East Orange, N. . 2312 E. Kensington Blvd., Milwaukee, Wis. 127 S. Broadway, White Plains, N. Y, 590 Fort Washington Ave., New York City 114 Newton St., Hartford Conn. 400 Vernon Rd., Mt. Airy, Phlladclphm Pa, 3140 Klingle Rd , N. W., Washington, D. C. 350jefferson Drivc, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. 459 Prospect St., New Haven, Conn, 361 State St., Albany, N. Y. Veterans Home, Rocky Hill, Conn. 1059 Homewood Drive, Lakewood, Ohio 229 Midland Ave., Montclair, N. J. 21 Greenmount Blvd., Dayron, Ohio . . 210 Vine Sr Denver, Col. 275 SprmchId Ave,, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. 145 Edgehill Rd., East Braintree, Mass. : 225 WChTE s Avc , Wallingford, Conn. 2906 Weybridge Rd., Shaker Hrs , Cleveland, Ohio 59 Wachusett Rd. Chestnut Hill, Newron Center, Mass. 8550 Forest Parkway, Woodhaven, N. Y. 2826 E. Menlo Blvd., Milwaukee, Wis. - 161 Woodward Rd., Providence, R. L. 2623 N. Terrace Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 4600 Livingston Ave., Fieldstone, N. Y. : 665 Greenleaf Ave., Glencoe, IlI. - 3200 Porter St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 845 Edgcmonc Park, Grose Pointe, Mich. 2229 Center Ave., Bay City, Mich, 310 Pinc Ave., Kane, Pa. Chestnut Hill, Bractleboro, V. Binney Lane, Old Greenwich, Conn. Mountain Ave., Murray Hills, N. J. 128 Curtis St., Meriden, Conn. 1120 Forest Rd., Lakewood, Ohio 18100 8. Park Blvd., Shaker Hs.. Ohio Jamestown, R. L. CLASS OF 1946 Asporr, Harrier V. . : : . ; Washington St., Topsficld, Mass. Arrner, HeLen K. . i 1 X . . 4 . 21 Jay St., New London, Conn. ArLiNg, Joan ; . : . ; : 30 Clinton Ave., Montclair, N. J. AveriN, GLoria J. . ; . : : ; . . 1350 E. 27 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ANDrREWS, Lois : ; : ; A g . : . Pine St., Westfield, Mass. Ancus, Loutsa O. . . ; : : . : . 139 Sunset Lane, Tenafly, N. J. ARMSTRONG, Nancy S. . ; : : - : 80 Chestnut St., Englewood, N. J. Austin, DEAN S, . g : - : . 98 Riverside Drive, New York City Bacaman, Magrjory 1. . : : : 183 Wildwood Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. BaiLey, EveLyn . : ; : ; ; : 120 E. State St., Doylestown, Pa. BaruiN, Epita C. . : . : ; . : 1120 Park Ave., New York City BarcrET, BETTY L. b ; ; : : 361 Pequot Ave., New London, Conn. Barow, PuyLLis J. . : , : ; . 450 West End Ave., New York City BartLETT, ETHLINDA : : g . 3 : 4 East Main St., Webster, Mass. Bassert, Mary C. . . , ; ; ; . 1810 Whitney Ave., Hamden, Conn. Barcuker, Lucicre H. . b . ; . 1204 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. Bates, Suzanne . : : : : 3 923 Kearsley St., East Flint, Mich. 28 Frothingham Rd., Worcester, Mass. 25 Scarborough St., Hartford, Conn. 1629 S. Sixth St., Terre Haute, Ind. : Oak Lane, Essex Fells, N. J. 2112 Eastern Parkway, Louisville, Ky. 71 Kendall Ave., Maplewood, N. J. 15 Rockland Rd., Concord, N. H. 21 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. 2310 W. 11 St., Wilmington, Del. 400 Delaware St., Newcastle, Del. 166 Palisado Ave., Windsor, Conn. Parsonage Rd., Greenwich, Conn. 41 Arlington Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Bata, CaArROLYN H. Beecuer, Ann L. Brack, EveLyw S. . Brancke, CyNTHIA Brock, Lucy D. Brocker, MarcareT E. . BropeGert, Jovce L. Broomer, MARIE A. Bovrton, Marjorie L. Bootn, Marie E. Bucnanan, E. Rutn Busuman, BArBARA BuTLER, MARGUERITE 21 Quincy St., Methuen, Mass. : 312 S. Fifth St., Genewa, Ill. 21 Garthwaite Terrace, Maplewood, N. J. 15 Kilburn Rd., Belmont, Mass. 34 Thames, New London, Conn. 5239 Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 141-4133rd Ave., Flushing, N. Y. 200 N. Beacon St., Hartford, Conn. 105 Old Army Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Round Hill Rd., Greenwich, Conn. Carran, Barsara C. CARPENTER, Mary C. Carr, LeiLa M. Caskey, Sara M. CuanbLER, ANNE H. Cuasnorr, Berty A. Crark, Puese W. CrincHY, JEAN CocsweLL, Tunopora L. Core, Marcarer C. 145 CLASS OF 1946Continued CONNER, ANN Conngers, Marion B. Cooner, Mary E. . CouGHLIN, MaARGARET E. Cougnrin, MariLyn H. . CrawFORD, Joan B. CruiksHANK, JaNET F. Crums, Frances C. Davigs, Dana A. DueneEwALD, MURIEL DurrieLp, SALLY Duvrrz, ApeLe B. Dwyer, Vircinia J. EastBURN, MARY Eaton, Lucy B. Ecan, V1 F. . EccGerss, Joan C. Ericsson, Dorotay R. Evans, G. MurieL Farnam, Frances . Fast, Evizasern J. . Fauvrkner, Nancy . Ferry, C. Joanne . Finwn, Berry H. Fisuer, Frances R. Fiske, DoroTay P. . Frace, Mary Frume, Janer E. Frank, ANnE K. Fry, BArRBARA A. FurLerton, M. JANE GaLinpo, ANITA G arpiscH, Marjorie P, CARDNER, Puesie E. GArRLAND, Priscinra Gates, Mary H. Geppes, HeLen L. . l 146 785 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains, N.Y. 43 Highland Ave., Bangor, Me, 239 Parmelee Place, Elizabeth, N. J, 267 Prospect St., Weathersfield, Conn. 552 Charles St., Kingston, Pa. 294 Lawrence St., New Haven, Conn. . Taft School, Watertown, Conn. 65 Garden St., Forestville, Conn. 5607 Aylesboro Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 180 W. 58th St., New York City 93 Merrlwcather Rd., Grosse Pemtc Farms, Mich. 129 Mayhew Drive, South Orange, N. J. 955 Walton Ave., New York City 1120 Radcliffe St., Bristol, Pa. 284 N. Orford St., Hartford, Conn. 2641 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis. 740 S. Washington St., Van Wert, Ohio 580 Washington Ave., Glencoe, Il 32 Cushing Ave., Nashua, N. H. . 21221st Place, LaCrosse, Wis. 145 Clinton Ave., Hillsdale, N. J. 194 West St., Keene, N. H. 246 Underhill Rd., South Orange, N. J. 1232 Harvard Blvd., Dayton, Ohio 18 Circle Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 15 Sutherland Rd., Montclair, N. J. 98 Curtin St., Meriden, Conn. 27 Douglas Rd., Delmar, N. Y. 890 Post Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 117 South Park Ave., Hinsdale, III. 43 Fifth St., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. P.O. Box 1761, San Juan, Puerto Rico Belmont Rd., Butler, Pa. - Oswegatchie Rd., Waterford, Conn. 3219 N. Ravensworth Place, Alexandria, Va. 339 White St., Warterville, N. Y. 2924 Weybridge Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio CLASS OF 1946Continued Gercer, Ceres W. Gorp, Saran C. Gorpman, DoroTay R. . Gonewer, Doree H. GoopnuE, Rutl P. GrEENE, MarTHA B. GriMes, Barseur L. G. . Haigut, ELLEN G. . Hanson, EveLyn A. Harris, Berry L. Hart, ROSELEE HawTtHoRNE, IrA J. Haves, GRACE Hays, HeLaine C. . Haxyssen, Mary-NaIrRN Heary, MarGArET L. Heavry, ELizABETH . HEINE, JacQueLiNe M. Henry, Lorna E. Herzrerp, Caror A. Hice, Joyce A. Hocate, ANNE A. . Horkins, ConsTANCE Howarp, Anne K. Howarp, Jean F. ImBER, Miriam L. . IreLanD, Joan H. IsLer, EvELyn Jacosson, Joan Kerrock, ELizaseTH Kemesmrta, ELeanor T. . Kennepy, Janer H. Krrcuerr, ELLis Kororup, Frances M. Kragmer, Miriam F. Krevrzir, Patricia E. Kunn, Harrier J. . Bellefonte, Ashland, Ky. 140 Eighth Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y, 1501 Union St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 16 Richbell Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 340 Louella Ave., Wayne, Pa. 58 Walnut St., Bristol, Conn. 513 Sedgewick Drive, Syracuse, N. Y. 158 Country Club Lane, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 3424 Quebec St., N.W., Washington, D. C. 766 Commonwealth Ave., Newton Center, Mass. 205 Fern St., West Hartford, Conn. 2019 Eye St., N.W., Washington, D. C. Best View, Box 937, New London, Conn. 89 Howe St., New Haven, Conn. ; 3487 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis. cjo Col M. G. Healy, Hq., A. A.F.W.F.T.C., Santa Ana, Cal. 25 Apawanin Ave., Rye, N. Y. : Newport Farms, Berlin, Md. 208 East Ave., South Norwalk, Conn. 3541 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis. Hillwood Lakes, Trenton, N. J. Glen Arden Farm, Pawling, N. Y. 180 Maple St., Englewood, N. J. Half Moon Lake, Narrowsburg, N. Y. . 24 Elmwood Rd., New Haven, Conn. 1235 Eckert Ave., Reading, Pa. Ludlow Manor Rd., East Norwalk, Conn. 5 Colonial Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. 50 Strawberry Hill Court, Stamford, Conn. 999 Prospect Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y. 3309 Daleford Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio 15 Runnemede Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. 1236 Maple Ave., Evanston, I11. . 22 Hill St., New London, Conn. 34 Baldwin Ave., Newark, N. J. The Georgian, Evanston, Ill. 181 Ely Road, Akron, Ohio 147 CLASS Lawrence, Eraer. W, Lent, Nancy R. Levenson, Sara A. Levin, Suzanne R. Lick, Parricia L. Lincorn, Lorraine H. Lrrrece, BeaTrice B. Long, Susanne H. LouGuLiN, Mary J. Loverr, Dorris I. . Lowg, V. Jeanne Lyman, C. ELizaseTH Lyman, Jane E. MacFapven, Jessie E. Magrsuarr, Lows R. MarTin, HELen H. MaxweLL, ANN S. . McCarrip, Saran A. McCorrouGH, JoanNe McDonouGH, Janer R. McGuire, HeLen E. McKEzE, Patricia MEeap, Mary R. Mgerrman, Doris J. Mipbreron, Noran 8. MiLLER, BArRBARA M. MiINTER, Mary L. . MoNTAGUE, JaNE W, Moopy, Mary A, Morris, BaArBara L. Mogrsg, ELizasern V. Mount, Jean Muir, M. ANNE Murreny, Louise A. NeepaaM, NATHALIE NEeviLLe, BARBARA . Nicrnots, Saran Niebecken, Kate . 148 OF 1946Continued 156 Linden Ave., Englewood, N. . . 1821 Second St., Peru, III, 420338th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 763 Harvard St., Rochester, N. Y. 2100 Bellevue Rd., Harrisburg, Pa. 279 Russell St., Middletown, Conn. 180 Franklin St., Morristown, N. J, 835 McCoy Rd., Huntington, W, Va, 122 Thames St., New London, Conn. 233 S. Broadway, Nyack, N. Y. 1539 Wendell Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. . Middlefield, Conn, 1756 E. 23rd St., Brooklyn, N. Y. : R. D. 2, Dalton, Pa. 12 Woods Lane, Scarsdale, N. Y. 28 Fernwood Rd., Larchmont, N. Y. 2 Beekman Place, New York Ciry 50 N. Main St., Essex, Conn. 94 Eastwood Rd., Wilkinsburg, Pa. 710 N. 58th St., Omaha, Neb. 306 Highland Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. 4000 Cachedral Ave., N. W., Washington, D.C. . Mountain Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 17120 S. Woodland Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Fort Trumbull, New London, Conn. 300 Fayette Stc., Conshohocken, Pa. 706 Farmington Ave., West Hartford, Conn. 14 Aylesbury Rd., Worcester, Mass. 505 W. Eighth St., Plainficld, N. J. 21 Staples Place, West Hartford, Conn. 1071 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. 10 Chatham Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. - 400 E. 52nd St., New York City Weiner Ave., Harrington, Del. 343 Highland St., West Newton, Mass. Main St., Niantic, Conn. 80 Dean St., Taunton, Mass. 2757 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis. CLASS Nires, CARUTH O'BrieN, Mary E. Ojara, AUNE M. OnperDONK, EL1ZABETH M. Orpway, ANNE S. . Orr, Barbara D. Parxer, Louise Pauw, Joan G. Pearson, Vircinia E. Prirvies, Jane S. PickeEriNG, NATALIE PiercE, JANET S. Pratt, Nancy A. PorLarp, Vircinia E. PorrER, JANET S. QuiNTARD, SALLY Rapmnvowrrz, Dessy D. Ramsey, Anne W. . REeeves, VaLMERE B. Rerrrer, Berry A. . Rosins, SALLy J. Ropmnson, MarY Roemer, Mary F. . RorasTEIN, SUZANNE RusenoFF, BARBARA A. Rutter, Jane M. St. Jonn, Ermvor C. SamueLs, Byrna J. . Sanps, Tairsa B. Scuarr, ETHEL ScoviLrg, Erizasera L. . Sear, Rutn Sears, ELEanor P. . SEAVER, Jane M. Srveson, Earuine D. SmitH, Barbara F. OF 1946Continued 9 Ferncliff Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 1305 E. 135th St., East Cleveland, Ohio 2211 Ditmas Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 360 Tenafly Rd., Englewood, N. J. 60 Sherman Rd., Battle Creek, Mich. 24 McGregor Rd., Pawrtucket, R. 1. 140 Main St., Gorham, Me. 94 thtmg Lane, West Hartford, Conn. 31 High St., Exeter, N. H. 1005 Sheridan Rd., Evanston, Ill. India Point, Avondale, Westerly, R. 1. Taylor St., Hinsdale, Mass. 6159 Lindell Drive, St. Louis, Mo. 64 Atlantic St., Lynn, Mass. Oak Bend, Llewellyn Park, West Orange, N. J. 315 Emery Drive East, Stamford, Conn. 2726 Riverside Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Walton Creek Rd., Indian Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio 124 N. Lincoln St., Hinsdale, I11. 332 Hawthorne Terrace, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 609 Linwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 11 W. 95th St., New York City 64 Coburn Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 1506 Cherokee Rd., Louisville, Ky. 93 Manhattan Ave., Crestwood, N. Y. 691 Barrymore St., Phillipsburg, N. J. 38 Beaumont Ave., Wallingford, Conn. Anchorage Drive, Bridgeport, Conn. 70 Undercliff St., Yonkers, N. Y. 293 Fuller St., West Newton, Mass. Briar Hill, Groton, Conn. : 159 Park Ave., Leonia, N. J. Williamson Rd., Box 184, Ardmore, Pa. Argyle Rd., Essex Fells, N. J. 107 Revere Rd., Manhasser, N. Y. Ronks, Lancaster County, Pa. 149 CLASS OF Smith, Patricia H. StarrerT, Nancy A. STEINBERG, MIRIAM StepHANSON, MARION SternrIcH, MAaRIAN L. Stokes, Priscirra S. SurLivan, CLAIRE . Tait, EL1zasere W. Tereer, Lician H. TrerrceN, BernNice 1. Tenor, Evizasern H. Terry, CYNTHIA Tuomeson, Barsara E. Tuaompson, MariON Tipman, CATHERINE Tiernan, ANNE C. Tosias, M. ELeaNoR Tomexkins, E. CLaIrRE Topping, Mary M. Tubpisca, Rosarie E. TurnEer, HELen G. 3 Vair, Evoise N. H. Waener, Frances E, Warson, MarGery L. Waiss, E. Janer WEeissman, Joan C. WHITE, SUuZANNE Wirkins, Priscizra WiLLcoos, Avrice E. Wirriams, ELizasern J. . WiLLiams, Ersie WiLLramson, Ann M, WiLLiaMsoN, MARGARET-Lynn WiLNER, Juprta C. WiLson, Apera K. . Wirson, Suirrey E, Wisman, Patricia D, Woobman, AnnNg K. WriGHT, Priscrrra R, 150 1946Continued 14 Seymour St., Watertown, Conn, 254 Main St., Athol, Mass. Rodc Ridge Drive, South Norwalk, Conn, Sunset Ridge Rd., Northbrook, II. . 53 Plymouth Ave., Maplewood, N.J. 3 Maplewood Terrace, Haverhill, Mass. 32 Alger Place, New London, Conn. . 104 Shoreham Drive, Rochester, N. Y. 215 White Plains Rd., Tuckahoe, N, Y, 2613 E. Shorewood Rd., Milwaukee, Wis. Camp Meceting Rd., R. D. 2, Sewickley, Pa. 33 Dean St., Braintree, Mass. 189 Norwood Ave,, New London, Conn. 6 Henry St., Bellows Falls, V. 138 Abingdon Ave., Kenilworth, III. Oak Lane, Essex Fells, N. J. ; Park Ave., Woolrich, Pa. 2800 Woudlcy Rd., N. w. Washmgron DG, 127 Sronc St., Peoria, III. 53 Liberty St., Pawcatuck, Conn. 1862 Selma Ave., Youngstown, Ohio 22 Eastern Ave., Ossining, N. Y. 3 Rural Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 39 Whitney Rd., Newtonville, Mass. 814 E. Phil-Ellena St., Philadelphia, Pa. 10 Vista Terrace, New Haven, Conn. 2230 E. Bradford Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 33 Stroudwarer St., Westbrook, Me. 55 Fernwood Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 410 Forest Ave., Wilmette, I11. Northwick, Southampton, N. Y. 1230 Spruce St., Winnetka, Il1. 1419 Bath Ave., Ashland, Ky. 267 McKinley Ave., New Haven, Conn. 2355 E. Hill Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio g 9 Vincent St., Binghamton, N. Y. 3322 'O St., N. W, Washington, D. C. 41 Pleasant St., Springfield, Vt. Centerbrook, Conn. ABERNETHY, JEAN ALBRECHT, JoAN Austin, Mary C. Bairp, Priscirra J. BarNET, Joan B. BarrIE, MARJORIE J. Barry, Ruth E. Batr, Mary A. Bearpsrek, Craunia G. . Beesg, Nancy R. BeLik, Winvona L. . BernsTEIN, BArRBARA R, . Brapes, Nancy Brank, ProEse J. Bopig, Smirrey E. . Bogert, ErLizaseTa C. Borz, Mary . BripgEman, G. HinsLeY Brower, Joan P. Brown, Marcaret T. Browne, CyntaIA E. Bubpps, PayLLis A. . Bunyan, Ann A. BurmEsTER, MAREN BurtLer, VirGcinia M. Camp, MarGAreT O. CAMPBELL, BarBarA B. CarruisLe, PaTricia A. CavanavcHh, Lois Cuanaris, Micorep N. CLAGHORN, ALYSE Z. CocHRANE, PrisciLra G. . CoHEN, JANICE Corcorp, Rurta A. . Corg, CATHERINE L. CooPER, JUL1A Corg, Jane M. CLASS OF 1947 401 Monmouth Ave., Spring Lake, N. J. 434 Harvey St., Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. . 386 Hillside Ave., Naugatuck, Conn. 34 Carleon Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. 1125 Fifth Ave., New York City 193 Hawthorn Rd., Braintree, Mass. 115 Virginia Ave., Westmont, N. J. 158 S. Mountain Ave., Montclair, N. J. 472 Vine St., Bethlehem, Pa. 1063 Metropolitan Ave., Milton, Mass. 5730 N. Bay Ridge Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 40 E. 88th St., New York Cirty 22 Colt Road, Summit, N. J. 1067 E. 26th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 999 Maplewood Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 81 Tenafly Rd., Englewood, N. J. 110 Mitchell St., Groton, Conn. . Niantic River Rd., Waterford, Conn. . 286 Warwick Ave., West Englewood, N. J. y 6 Warren St., Winchester, Mass. ; 166 Clinton Ave., North Plainfield, N. J. 365 Stewart Ave., Apt. A-15, Garden City, L. 1., N. Y. X 9 Watkins Place, New Rochelle, N. Y. 13415 Shaker Blvd., Apt. 10-B-1, Cleveland, Ohio 105 Old Short Hills Rd., Short Hills, N. J. 110 Mt. Vernon St., Middletown, Conn. : : 7 Morton Rd., Dewitt, N. Y. 2895 Sedgwick Rd., Shaker Heights 20, Ohio 101 Beverly Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 764 Lake St., Newark, N. J. 190 Central Ave., Highland Park, Ill. 21 Lenox Place, New Britain, Conn. 4 Quincy Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. 1105 Park Ave., New York City 15 Columbus Ave., Montclair, N. J. 146 Lincoln Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. 425 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. 151 CLASS OF 1947Continued 90 Peck St., Norwich, Conn, 42 Nathan Hale St., New London, Cong, , 3 1116 Washington Ave., Alton, Il Bay View Ave., Bay View, So. Dartmouth, Mass. 399 Blohm St., West Haven, Conn. Box 815, Storrs, Conn. 398 Broad St., New London, Conn, . 2101 Connecticut Avc., Washingron, D. C. CorNING, Mary E. Corwin, NaTaLIE . Coss, Marjorie Courter, Jane E. Cox, Frances R. Crim, Priscirra M. Cuppy, Mary A. CuLBerTsON, MARY Al . 96 Chadbourne Rd., Rochester, N. Y, 199 Woodbury Rd., Watertown, Conn, Davron, Marion E. Damery, Janice F. Dance, ELeANoR S. . ; : . ; Quarters 117, USMA, West Point, N. Y. Davies, Doris A, . : : : - 2653 N. Moreland Blvd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Davis, Evizasern G, . . : . : ; : : : Woodstock, Conn. DeaNE Jonrs, AnTonia F. co Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Willcox, Trinity Pass Rd., New Canaan, Conn. DeLaPLANE, JaNE A. ! : s . ; : 3330 Gallatin Rd., Toledo, Ohio Demrsey, Louise W. A, . 3 . : : - 29 Pleasant St., New London, Conn. Dismukes, Dorotay A, ; : : : - 1422 Browning Rd., Pictsburgh, Pa. DockenpoRrFF, JEan ! ; . ; . ; . Brook Rd., Woodbridge, Conn. Doran, Evizasetn M. : : ; 28 Greenway Rd., New London, Conn. Dorrance, Jacquering : : : : ; 54 Euclid Ave., Maplewood, N. i Ducuarme, Littian E. : . : : 126 Clifford St., Hamden, Conn. Durron, Evizasern Jre 3 ; : : - ; 11 Emerson St., Sanford, Me. Everts, JaQueLine O, . 3 : 8 . 1428 E. Fourth Ave., Denver, Col. Farnswortn, ELeanor T. : 5 ; - 31 Brookside Blvd., West Hartford, Conn. Farrer, Marjorie L. : : : : - 32 LeMay St., West Hartford, Conn. Fay, Jean M. . : : : : . ; 162 Collins St., Hartford, Conn. Fazzone, Marie T. : 4 ; , - . 244 Wheeler Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Fercpuson, Anne : : f : ; - 1 Ridgecrest West, Scarsdale, N. Y. FercUson, Patricia - v 2 : ; - 1821 W. 50th St., Kansas City, Mo. Foster, Harrrer L. - : : : ; ; - 63 Elm Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. FrenNiNG, Mary E. : : . . : 65 Clark St., Belmont, Mass. PnommaANNr;j. - : : . S0 Stratford Rd., Rockville Ccntcr TNY. Fros7, Groria . : : . A . 908 Edgcwood Ave., Pelham Manor, N.Y. GarONER, Priscriea ; : : 423 Upper Mountain Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. Gentscr, Martia D. : . : : - 17860 Lake Ave., Lakewood, Ohio Gues, ANne L. . : - 7 . - . 3900 Potomac Ave., Dallas, Texas 152 CLASS OF 1947Continued Giraup, BARBARA A. . . . . : - 4293 Vireo Ave., New York City GoLpman, Patsy . . . . : : : 94 Arundel Place, St. Louis, Mo. Grace, MarGOT . ; ; ; : - ! 874 Carroll St., Brooklyn, N. Y. GREENBLATT, JACQUELYN : : : : . 51 Summer St., New London, Conn. GRIFFIN, MARILYN A. . 3 : P : : 392 Sigourney St., Hartford, Conn. GumporT, JEAN M. : ! - : : : . 895 Park Ave., New York City GURUCETA, JUANITA ; : ; : : : . : Managua, Nicaragua Hanvrey, Murier F. 5 g : : y 175 Ashley St., Hartford, Conn. Hannock, Susanne H. . ; : ; 352 N. Ridgewood Rd., South Orange, N. J. Harorp, JEANNE E. ! . h . 339 St. Ronan St., New Haven, Conn. Hart, MarGARET R. ! ; 3 ; p : . 932 Tower Rd., Winnetka, Ill. Hart, MuRrieL b ; . : 3 ; : 6 Washington Pl., Norwich, Conn. Harvey, Brancu D. ; ' : : 5 82 Ox Bow Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Hasson, Erren G. . : - ! ; 5 : 208 W. Town St., Norwich, Conn. Hasson, Mary T. . : 2 ; : : ; 208 W. Town St., Norwich, Conn. . 12 Western Ave., Ravena, N. Y. Montgomery St., Lakeville, Conn. 1069 Nicholson Ave., Lakewood, Ohio . 130 E. 67th St., New York City 46 Griswold Drive, West Hartford, Conn. . 26 Lawrence Rd., Swampscotr, Mass. . 26 Lawrence Rd., Swampscott, Mass. Pond Hill, Naugatuck, Conn. 78 Oak Lane, Brighton, Rochester, N. Y. 125 Filbert St., Hamden, Conn. 1031 Washington Rd., Pittsburgh 16, Pa. 19 Berkeley Pl., Montclair, N. J. 1401 Bath Ave., Ashland, Ky. 35 Carisbrooke Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 8 Coolidge Ave., White Plains, N. Y, 13823 Edgewater Dr., Lakewood, Ohio Hawn, Joan E. HemMmerry, Jean H. Henry, Groria R. Hickey, D. Joan Hickey, GRACE MARIE HiLLery, BARBARA . Hiirery, HeLen E. Hoaprey, Lucinpa J. Hormes, Avice B. Hosrace, Doris G. Huber, BArBARA S. Hutst, MarGarer G. Humprrey, JaNer S. Hunt, Suzanne R. Hurrey, HELENE HurcHINSON, JOANNE 554 Forest Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. ImmerMan, Nancy S. 617 Lawrence Ave., Westfield, N. J. Incris, MARGARET N. 13 Grandview Ave., Huntington, N. Y. ; 230 Madison Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 85-19 Union Turnpike, Glendale, L. I, N. Y. 111 Harrison St., East Orange, N. J. Jeno, ELFriEDA M. Jensen, Joan L. Jezek, VEra A. Jounson, Lois R. 153 CLASS Jounson, Susannan Jones, Evizasera B. JoseLorF, Joan M. . KarrLan, Maxine J. KarpeL, Jovce B. King, Mary E. King, Noram J. KosTer, MARJORIE M. Krmvm, Amy C, Kunnaror, Rosemary J. Lang, Doris A. Lecuner, Epita A. Leech, Nancy Lewis, Mary A. LirrLe, BarBara B. Low, Marron L. Low, Nancy E. Lurr, Mary E. MacMuLLeN, Patricia A. MaisLen, Apa D. MancuiN, Lirtian F. ManpELL, Jupith . Margks, SAraH P. Marrowe, Evizasetn L. MarsaaLL, M, BARBARA . Matrewson, ELizasern B. McBripg, Ann N. . McGrata, KaTHERINE G McKey, Er1zapera C. McMinn, Marcarer E. . McNurr, PaTricia . MErsHON, JEANNE S, 154 OF 1947Continued Pelham Biltmore, Pelham Manor, N, Y. 1904 Dorothy Ave., Louisville, Ky. 59 Sycamore Rd., West Hartford, Conn. . 4 Parkway Circle, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 211 Central Park West, New York City 802 Foxdale Ave., Winnetka, IIl, 802 Foxdale Ave., Winnetka, III, 9 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, N. Y. 820 Vallamont Dr., Williamsport, Pa. 231 Randolph Ave., Milton, Mass. 181 Springfield Ave., Summit, N, J. 708 Broad St., Monrtoursville, Pa. . 931 W. Market St., Lima, Ohio 17 New London Rd., Mystic, Conn. . 503 Birch Ave., Westfield, N. J. 217 Wells Rd., Wethersfield 9, Conn. 29 Lyme Rd., Hanover, N. H. 23849 Shaker Blvd., Shaker Heights, Ohio 545 Ridgewood Rd., Maplewood, N. J. 169 Ridgeficld St., Hartford, Conn. 69 Kensington Lane, Swampscott, Mass. 26 Annawan Rd., Waban, Mass. 324 E. Dudley Ave., Westfield, N. J. Quarters H ', Submarine Base, New London, Conn. 1205 First St., Huntington, W, Va. Quarters A , Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa. 62 Taylor Pl., South Orange, N. J. 23 Worthington Rd., New London, Conn. Box 235, North Conway, N. H. 310 Beechwood, Orange, N. J. . . 624 N. Foothill Rd., Beverly Hills, Cal. . 27 Bedford PI., Stamford, Conn. CLASS OF 1947Continued Mirrer, Ecaine R. MiLLer, EuGcENIA Morse, Mary H. Murbpock, JosEPHINE MuURRAY, SUSAN Musk, Jane E. Newey, Nancy Nicrors, CONSUELO. Nickenig, Dororay M. . Nock, Nancy W. Noves, Nancy OpeLr, Louise OcpeN, AMELIA L. O'Grapy, PayrLis M. Orson, Norma J. Oprerex, KirTy OssornE, Frances L. Oris, BArRBARA ParkEr, FLorEncE M. Perry, Joan M. Peterson, Marian L. PriLLips, ANN PivmMm, LorraINE M. Pinks, Janer E. Poxp, VirciNia PosseLius, HELEN A. Powgrs, Nancy Rapovsky, Sarry R. Raymonp, VEra L Reep, Anne C. R. . Reep, CarroTTA Remmers, Nancy E. 26 Olmsted Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Box 20, River Road, Bound Brook, N. J. Church Hill Rd., Box 35-C, R. F. D. 3, Bridgeport, Conn. Ridgeficld, Conn. 300 Collcgc Ave., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Sunset Rd., Darien, Conn. 260 Prospect Ave., Highland Park, I11. 517 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. 133 Pondfield Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. 2206 Orrington Ave., Evanston, Ill. 1138 Judson Ave., Evanston, I11. 156344th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 2215 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y. 65114th Ave., Paterson, N. J. 54 E. Bergen Pl., Red Bank, N. J. 23 E. 86th St., New York City 33 Washington Park, Maplewood, N. J. 40 Harvard Ave., Meriden, Conn. 916 Farragut St., Pittsburgh, Pa. : . 26 High St., Camden, Me. 222 Cumberland Ave., Kenilworth, Il1. 13400 Shaker Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio 36-26205th St., Bayside, N. Y. 72 Bradley Ave., Meriden, Conn. 146 Mountain Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. 2460 Burns Ave., Detroit, Mich. 35 Park Pl., Meriden, Conn. 492 June St., Fall River, Mass. 72 Sagamore Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. 831 Central Ave., Plainficld, N. J. Box 284, Virginia Beach, Va. 3300 Oriole Drive, Louisville, Ky. 155 CLASS OF 1947Continued Revaque, Francisca RiLey, ANN E. RinGBERG, VirGINIA M. . Riprey, Susan G. RoBerts, Joan B. Rosinson, Patricia S. 1. Ronci, LyNeTTE Rosen, Joan . Rowe, Barsara A. R. Rozen, HELEn M. . RusinstemN, Louise SapinsLeY, Jane F. . Scorr, HARRIET SeaMEN, Marna L. SErVICE, JuLia SuieLps, Ann H. Simes, Rosamonn Srocum, Prupence D. Smita, MarRGARET L. Soromon, MiLprep R. Somach, Janice R. . SomEersy, Joan E. SpENCER, Mary B. . StanLey, DoroTHY STANNARD, JeAN C. Staurrer, Vircinia L. SteEveEns, MarTHA 1, StIEFEL, JEANNE J. . Stimpson, Frances . StirTON, MaRGARET H. . Storrtzey, Zerpa K. StupnEr, Sue Swain, Joanna C. . 156 Rosales 2, 2 Department 2, Mexico, D. F. Birchlea, Loudenville Rd., Albany 4, N. Y. 76 Leicester Rd., Belmont, Mass, 48 Cleveland Rd., New Haven, Conn, Anderson Rd., Milbrook, Greenwich, Conn. Delbarton Dr., Short Hills, N. J., 465 W. 23rd St., New York City 40 Stimson Rd., New Haven, Conn, 72 Somerset St., Wethersfield, Conn. 150 Rockwood Place, Englewood, N. J. 625 S. Skinker St., St. Louis 5, Mo. 11 Gorrton St., Providence 6, R. I. . Gilbert Rd., Storrs, Conn. Thomas Hardy Inn, Stonington, Conn. 609 E. State St., Sharon, Pa. Rldgc and Roxboro Ave., Roxboro, Philadelphia, Pa. 28 Bowdoin St., Portland, Me. 478 Manor Lane, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 3409 'O Streer, N. W., Washington, D. C. 71 Brownell Ave., Hartford, Conn. 7 Auerbach Lane, Lawrence, L. I., N. Y. 20 Everell Rd., Winchester, Mass. 635 W. Seventh St., Erie, Pa. 23 Rock Ridge Ave., Greenwich, Conn. . 116 E. 53rd St., New York City 475 Madison Ave., York, Pa. 9 Woodward Ave., Quincy, Mass. 23 Lenox St., New London, Conn. 2409 N. Wahl Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 101 Englewood Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. 712 E. 17th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 125 Blydenberg Ave., New London, Conn. 37 Villa St., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 90 Evergreen Pl., East Orange, N. J. CLASS Tayror, DeLois M. TaAMER, JANET H. . Tuomas, PaTricia L. Tubor, MARIANNE TwitcHELL, J. ELizABETH Tyrea, Ersie M. Van Nostranp, Mary E. Verees, EFriva Vinar, HELEN VoGEL, JEAN A. WacHORNE, ANNE L. Warker, H. CoNsTANCE . WarsH, BarBara L. Wanper, EDNA M. Warr, Emiry A. WARREN, JANICE WeLrs, Barara E. WenTHOLT, ALETTA WerHERALD, ANN E. WaaLen, N. Joan . Wartmore, Jean O. WippeLL, MariLou J. WiLe, ELeanor K. . WiLey, Laura L. WiLLiams, June A. Wirman, Jean L. WirTELsHOFER, NORMA Woop, Mary B. Woor, CHARLOTTE . Yeacer, Nancy L. Zaun, Ruth S. OF 1947Continued 345 Hollywood Ave., Rochester, N. Y. R. F. D. 2, Wildwood Rd., Stamford, Conn. 275 Springfield Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. 422 Essex Rd., Kenilworth, Tl 745 N. Beartty St., Pictsburgh, Pa. R. F. D. 2, Station 12, New London, Conn. 21 Prospect St., Babylon, N. Y. 42 Lee Ave., New London, Conn. 197 Columbian St., South Weymouth, Mass. 405 N. Fullerton Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. 33 Kenmore Rd., Belmont, Mass. 666 Philadelphia, Chambersburg, Pa. 332 Redmond Rd., South Orange, N. J. 966 E. 24th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 73 Maple St., Milford, Conn. 714 Northridge Dr., West Lafayerte, Ind. 30 Tarrytown Rd., Rochester, N. Y. 52 Oakwood Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. 502 Woodside Ave., Narberth, Pa. 19 Foster Ave., Toledo, Ohio 1 Bon Mar Rd., Pelham Manor, N.Y. 19850 Marchmont Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio 2002 Scottwood Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. 73 Bainbridge Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 297 Summit Ave., Summit, N. J. 68 Scotland Rd., South Orange, N. J. 1706 W. Boston Blvd., Detroit, Mich. 922 Marietta Ave., Lancaster, Pa. 65 Denison Ave., New London, Conn. 79 Melrose Dr., New Rochelle, N. X 320 Central Park West, New York City 157 COMPLIMENTS il THE CLASS OF 1945 J 3lle CrocLer Jougg NEW LONDON, Connecticut Compliments of SHU-FIX THE AGNES ROGERS SHOP MILLINERY and ACCESSORIES 311 State Street New London, Conn. Telephone 6193 YELLOW CAB CO. Phone 4321 NEW LONDON ESTABLISHED 1897 PETERSON RESTAURANTEUR and CATERER Connecticut's Best-loved Tradition 159 COMPLIMENTS S E te 55 1T 1945 L. 16tll - DANNY DOYLE'S Restaurant Annex Charcoal Broiled Steaks and Chops Sea Food - Cocktails 101 NorTH BANK STREET NEW LONDON, CONN. COMPLIMENTS OF A FATHER Montgomery Ward and Company New London 342 moAican New LoNDON'S LARGEST AND BEST HOTEL 260 Rooms AND BATHS A La Carte Restaurant Noted for Food and Service Excellent Banquet Facilities CockTAIL LoUNGE aAND TAP RoOM DANCING SATURDAY NIGHTS IN BALLROOM COMPLIMENTS e THE L5 O 1947 THE BLUE LINE BUS COMPANY SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Peter Scurts BOWLING ALLEYS 126 MAIN STREET NeEw LonpoN Compliments of The Sandwich Shop ENGLISH IMPORTED TWEED anp SCOTCH TWEED SAMPLES AIMETTI 86 STATE ST. OvER KRESGE'S STORE Phone 7395 MALLOVE'S yewegzr:i 74 STATE STREET The F. H and A H. Chappell Company Coal...Lumber SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT 258 Bank St. New London, Conn. 163 COORDINATION not a large word but a word America is becoming more conscious of every day as we bend our united might to the struggle before us and Industry keeps ponderous step with the rythmic sweep of our Armed Forces. A small wordbut it em- bodies a principle upen which our success depends. Tt means the strictest economy of Money, Materials, and Time! B J H learned to appreciate that principle a long time ago. It is for that reason that we have consistently advocated the coordination of all factors of yearbook production. We are proud to have demonstrated this principle in the production of this yearbook, BAKEH R, J ONES, HAUSAUER, INC. COMBINED WITH THE PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT OF THE WHITNEY-GRAHAM COMPANY Buffalo, New York CLUB WOODLAND FIVE MINUTES FROM NEW LONDON BOSTON POST ROAD DANCING EVERY NIGHT 7-1 A.M. . .. Sundays 3-9 Choice Food and Liquors Closed Mondays BOSTON CANDY KITCHEN NEW LONDON Compliments of WALK-OVER 1 231 State Street New London, Conn. ucforia Skoppe Corsets - Sportswear Lingerie - Negligees SAVE 10 AT MAJESTIC LAUNDRY for finer DRY CLEANING 3191 WILLIAMS STREET New Lonpon, CONN. 165 y--.... DELAR p AofogralaAep Comp!i'menfa of McGinley Brothers Sullivan Printing Company i 17 MasoNic STREET NEW LONDON SHALETT'S : C!i'anerg. Eaf :ng Best Wishes of A Friend + COLD STORAGE NEW LONDON 167 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIENT Compliments of MALOOFS ICE CREAM C0. New Lonpon, ConN., The finest under the sun THE SPORT SHOP Dewart Building NEW LONDON Read Drug Store 393 WILLIAMS STREET New LoNDON The Drug Store Near Your Campus DEAN'S Grill Casino GROTON, CONN. Route 1, end of Long Hill Road DANTE'S RESTAURANT ITALIAN AND AMERICAN FOODS 52 TRUMAN STREET New London, Connecticut x LIGHTHOUSE INN NEW LONDON, CONN. on Long Island Sound No more delightful spot on the Connecticut shore Spacious Rooms - Excellent Food Phone 4331 x 169 BOLTON-SMART COMPANY, Inc. Wholesale Purveyors of Choice BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, PORK POULTRY, FISH, BUTTER, CHEESE EGGS anp RELISHES 17-25 SoUTH MARKET STREET BOSTON, MASS. Telephone: LAFayette 1900 THE DAY YOUR GOOD EVENING NEWSPAPER New London PENDLETON'S ESSO SERVICENTER CHURCH AND HUNTINGTON STREETS Opposite Court House NEw Lonpon, CoNN. A Century of Reliable Service J N. J. GORRA BROTHERS STATE STREET, NEW Lonpon, Conn. CAMPUS CLOTHES e Dresses - Coats - Sweaters Skirts - Braemars - Lingerie - Linens RUGS BUY - 4 UNITED STATES NICHOLS 8 HARRIS WAR HUNSS PHARMACISTS $ 170 Compliments of Olympia Tea Room SHOP AT GENUNG'S AND SAVE We always have time to be friendly 153 STATE STREET NEew LonpoN FISHER MORIARITY Clothiers - Furnishers 174 STATE STREET Phone 2-1986 DOC'S SERVICE Opposite Martom''s GUARANTEED SATISFACTION PERRY STONE INCORPORATED Jewelers since 1865 296 State Street New London L THE STYLE SHOP Established 1917 COMPLETE READY TO WEAR 128 STATE STREET F Compliments of the SKIPPER'S DOCK NEW LONDON anp NOANK Compliments of A Mother 171 COLLEGE SOUVENIRS College Seal Glasses 10 oz. at $2.95 a doz. 12 oz. at $3.35 a doz. A COLLEGE TILE With Picture of Chapel $1.00 We Fill Mail Orders for Books or Gifts COLLEGE BOOKSHOP I If You're Looking for 1. MILLER SHOES Our EXCLUSIVE MARKETTES Beautiful Handbags Fine Costume Jewelry You'll find it at Martin Markoff 224 State Street New London, Conn. EMIL SEIFERT BAKERY Cakes and Pastries for Parties Phone 6808 225 Bank Street Crown Cleaners a Dyers, Inc. Q 215-217 Main Street Phone 2-1688 B. M. BALINE FUR REPAIR AND STORAGE PHONE 6749 33 MAIN STREET NEW LONDON WorwicA jnn NORWICH, CONN. Delightful Stopping Place for Parents and Friends DANCING IN OUR NIGHT CLUB BANQUETS AND PARTIES Phone Norwich 3180 ot -J Best Wishes of THE 6. M. WILLIAMS CO. The Old Fashion Up-to-Date Hardware Store That Place on the Hill HOWARD JOHNSON'S SATISFYING FOOD and PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS NEW LONDON,CONN. Sk x 236 State Street New London, Conn. FLOWERS Bouguets and Corsages for the most discriminating FELLMAN CLARK, FLORISTS CrockiErR House Brock 186 State Street New London Flower Phones 5588 and 7069 i MEG. U PAT.OFF Coca-Cola Bottling Company OF NEW LONDON, INC. x 951 Bank Street New London, Conn. o PR e S g HOTI Residential and Transient RATES Single Rooms, with private bath.................. from $2.50 Double Rooms, with private bath................ from $3.50 Air-conditioned Dining Room Air-conditioned Cocktail Bar GUY P. SEELEY, Manager 304 East 42nd Street MUrray Hill 4-3900 EL. TUDOR 174 ifis new .. if its smart you'll find it at ALTMAN'S SWEATERS SKIRTS DPATE DRESSES HANDBAGS SCARVES HATS B. ALTMAN CO. BLAZERS BERIGUHT COTTONS EVENING DRESSES BATHING SUITS SHOES HOSE FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK MacArthur's 226 STATE STREET Specializing in SLIP COVERS and DRAPERIES Made to Order - Also Upholstering Waruei 5 4 0'9 129 STATE STREET KAYSER HOSE SILK UNDERWEAR NEGLIGEES THE NATIDNAL BANK OF COMMERCE NEW LONDON e We Serve Conn. College Students through our Commercial and Savings Departments L MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT InsuURANCE CORPORATION Established 1852 ;-- 1 PLAY SUITS TENNIS TOGS DANCE COSTUMES 'Tj-v GERTRUDE GIBSON ROBINSON 146 Summer Street Boston, Mass.