Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1948 volume:

THouT LBt NEW LONDON Q;MM K Dahbon O D PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF PHYSICS The phrase under Dr. Daghlian's portrait is his own. It means in the idiom of the Near East, Take it easy. Mr. Daghlian finds it in this age of super- sonic speed flights and velocities rivaling those of light especially helpful. 1 Though he attributes his many faults and shortcomings to the fact that he never had a woman teacher in his life, he certainly did a fine job teaching us. 'y The job, says Dr. Daghlian, was accomplished largely through observing this old adage! But we seem to remember more: his intelligent, humorous, and always interesting approach to his subject; his kindness and humility which made his conferences with his students as well as his chapel talks stimulating and memorable. We hope you like the book, Dr. Daghlian; we like you. The unmistakable twinkle. il -gama tz, yauadd-yavadd A PENETRATING MIND, AN UNDERSTANDING HEART lore:ii enl Ieodemary p cu'A A happy combination of humanity, in- telligence, and vision make Miss Park a well-loved president of Connecticut Col- lege. In assembly and chapel talks her wis- dom enlightens us; in conversation her sense of humor tickles us; in conference her guid- ance helps us. Her study in Germany during which she observed European educational systems, her teaching experience, and her former ca- pacity as Dean of Students give her a prac- tical and realistic view of education. Yet she maintains an active interest in the new theories of education and is perhaps cur- rently formulating one of her own through her daily observance of our problems and Interests, our weaknesses and strengths. We are happy to have Miss Park as our fifth president. DEANS OF THE COLLEGE 6 .z4gferna dgurcliclz DEAN OF STUDENTS ggrfrucle 8 Woye:i DEAN OF FRESHMEN Whether you want to schedule a meeting, consult the dean, or catch the milk train, Miss Burton will lend you a hand. We ad- mire her cheerfulness, sincerity, and kindly attitude. A department head is often one of a stu- dent's best friends, Such friendships, most stimulating, important, and precious to a student, often begin in the conferences each executive-professor holds with his Majors. JULIA W. BOWER Mathematics Department HMeads o HELEN PEAK Psychology Department We burden Mrs. Peugh with problems and questions, yet her cheerful industry and helpfulness never flag. What's more, we'll never cease to marvel at her keeping track of us all! DEPARTMENTS Something said to a student then may profoundly stir her thinking or imagination, or help to steer her triumphantly through a difficule period. In either case, she will re- member that something all her life, HARRIET W. ALLEN Physics Department L RICHARD H. MARGARET 8. R 4 SN ome Economics Botany Department Department DOROTHY RICHARDSON E. FRANCES BOTSFORD Zoology Department MARY C. McKEE Chemistry Department o RUTH STANWOOD Physical Education Department ALEXANDER ANTONIO KASEM-BEG REBELLEDO Russian Department Spanish Department HANNA HAFKESBRINK German Department CAROLA L. ERNST French Department The brightest part is the head DOROTHY BETHURUM English Department ARTHUR W. QUIMBY PRI Music Department Philosophy Department ROBERT F. LOGAN Art Department PAUL F.LAUBENSTEIN Religion Department So many heads, so many wits EDWIN L. MINAR Classics Department B . Wt et ek e R R R U Lo R ey .. - - . BESSIE B. WESSEL CHESTER M. DESTLER Social Antropology History Dcpartml.:nt Department MARJORIE R. DILLEY Government Department FLORENCE M. WARNER Economics Department Five heads are better than one. RUBY JO R. KENNEDY Sociology Department 10 WA F R SR TR A The balance tips toward weekends, Then back again to books September brings us back once more To Yale and study nooks. HI GANG! SEPTEMBER AFTERNOON THE NEW LOOK J N NO MORE OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND LABOR MR. LAMBDIN: MIRACLE MAN At 7:00 the C. C. scholar sleepily turns off her alarm clock and falls quickly back to sleep. At 7:50 the house bell awakens her just in time to make her eight o'clock. If she scurries around quickly, she may open her eyes with a cup of coffee. If not, her profes- sor must suffer. And so she's off to two hours of Art lab. ... With fifteen minutes before Zoo lab, she dashes off to the post office. FAMILIAR ? EXODUS Our scholar arrives at the post office just in time to see her box-mate leaving with the complete contents of their box. She rushes off to Zoo lab. After lunch she's in the Re- serve room, skimming through a reading assignment due at 1:10. The sound of a bell finds her on her way to the third floor of Fanning. There she meets some friends, and they permit themselves the luxury of 2 short discussion of their week-ends, the end result being that they were all tremendously successful! In class her mind momentarily wanders. The professor at this moment asks her a question, the only part of which she hears is the mention of her name. This time the sound of a bell is welcome. Happy in the realization that she has completed the formal requirements of the day, she saunters down the stairs. On the first floor she glances quickly at the bulletin board. A class meet- ing at 5:15! Our scholar's day is never done. AUTUMN IDYLL 1 e - z 3 y -5 e g R 55 g F 3 eiRE EE m B E o ll.n s B S 0 V LSy e a.u - i o 2 4 g R a1 T2 z N SR f5 -F w o TR S B - - U la SE E 5 w 9 . A u w S v e - o 0 Des SR 3 A 3 T S fn 2 S aa O e 0 O mMncler uf fnc!eetl I7 24 the power af e oe: ,,-Cicero TOP EXEC The functions of our Student Gov- ernment are divided into three branches: House of Representatives, composed of house presidents and the Speaker of the House; Cabinet, made up of the seventeen presidents and chairmen of various organizations; and Honor Court, consisting of a Chief Justice and six judges. The leg- islative and executive branches under Wee's able leadership discuss and try to resolve campus problems. Edie and her jury meet weekly to issue neatly typed sentences to the culprits of the week. Bi-weckly house meetings and monthly amalgamation meetings permit each individual student to ex- press her opinion and to offer sugges- tions, SOMETHING'S BEFORE THE HOUSE WE'LL LEAVE IT TO CABINET THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW 17 WINTER'S ALMOST HERE FOREHAND! GIDDAP! 18 BARRELS OF FUN THE BULLY GET THAT BALL! jAanAigiw'ng marks NOVEMBER With taxicabs, fur coats, and heels We greet each Saturday; Football and Thanksgiving Make November's days tres gai. THE 10:17 RUSH HALF-TIME HILARITY The Month o the Hunter's Whoon SOMETHING SMOOTH FOR GOOD MEASURE CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR ONE WORLD jnfernafionai Me$-encl One of the outstanding week-ends at Con- necticut College is that one devoted particu- larly to Internatiopal Relations. It is held each fall in November, the month in which the Nazis entered the University of Prague. Our purpose is to arouse an interest in in- ternational problems and to allow for some personal contact with students from foreign countries. In order to achieve our purpose, at least partially, each fall we invite students from various countries to be guests of Con- necticut College. For three days our students and faculty meet and chat informally with these guests. It is hoped that through these informal gatherings we will gain a better in- sight into our own country as well as into others. Each year one main speaker is invited to attend the Week-end. The discussion which follows his speech, with members of several different countries participating, is invaluable to international cooperation and the problems which it involves. We feel that this Week-end is one of our most valuable; we feel that it is a step toward our objective of furthering international understanding and cooperation. PRO AND CON FOREIGN EXCHANGE 22 THE GREAT OUTDOORS jlm Ou ling CgJ To the athletic girl the C.C.O.C. is a favorite organi- zation. Its accomplished pur- pose is to promote an interest in outdoor activities. Through its association with the Inter- collegiate Outing Club Asso- ciation, picnics at Wesleyan and skiing week-ends at Dart- mouth are not uncommon. AND C.C. BUCK LODGE: WESLEYAN HOT COFFEE TASTES GOOD - - Come, ye thankful people, come, Raise the song of harvest home; All is safely gathered in Ere the winter storms begin. DECEMBER Icjoicelh Ewi B Glorious pageant, madonna and child, We hail the infant tender and mild. Campus caroling rings in our ear i As home we hasten with Christmas cheer. I ADORATION OF THE EFFIGY ON GUARD! KNIGHTS OF KNOWLTON THE VIRGIN OF GUADE- EUPRE IN EXCELSIS DEO CHRISTMAS PAGEANTRY The candle-bearing choir, the vision of the Madonna; candle- Wwax on mittens, the trio, and carolswith all of these, traditional reverence and college spirit live always on the night of Christmas Pageant. CANDLES AND CAROLING Area fA -' This is indeed the cruelest month Which follows gay vacations With snow and wind and bitter cold, Andyesexaminations! CONCENTRA- TION EMANCIPA- TION FRUSTRATION RELAXATION Exams are over, forgotten, DONE, So drop your books and have some fun; Mid-winter formal's drawing near, So write your man and get him here! THE DECORATIVE EFFECT TO THE GRAND AFFAIR, MID-WINTER FORMAL THE SCHWIFFS GATHER 'ROUND SITTING THIS ONE OUT 5 TO GOOD MUSIC WE'LL DANCE 29 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS Student Government election time awak- ens the loyal citizen spirit in us all. A rep- resentative government such as we have de- l mands the participation of the whole student body. Nominations are first made by pt'ati- tion. Next, nominees prepare campaign speeches which are delivered to us, the vot.-ing public, in Amalgamation. Finally h?vmg weighed the pros and cons of each candidate, l we go to the polls and vote. In this way the officers of our government are elected by the choice of the majority. POLLING CAMPAIGN SPEECH TWO EDUCATIONAL PLATFORMS FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE WEEK This year traditiohal versus progressive education was discussed by Dr. Lowry of Wooster College and Dr. Taylor of Sarah Lawrence College. Their lectures and talks provoked valuable discussion everywhere on campus. In the past Freshman-Sophomore Week was designed to help underclassmen choose majors. The purpose now is to benefit the entire college on the all-important question of why we are here and how we can best fulfill the aim of education. FIRED BY LECTURES, WE DISCUSS MARCH foath her Wlad Sophs in closets, sophs in trees, Sophs among the flowers March is the month of Mascot Hunt Sophomores in cold showers! W o Mo LOOKING FOR SOMETHING? THE SEND-OFF RIVALRY: REVELRY AND REVELATION April's a month of budding flowers, Changing skies, dripping showers. Creative impulse, newly stirred, Finds expression in note, stroke, and word. .?fve -J4.f'lld WEAQHCJ Five Arts Weekend is an annual event which brings to life the creative talents of student poets and authors, musicians, dancers and painters. Works of these artists are presented under the direction of a student-faculty advisory committee and are received with enthusiasm by the student body. CAN WE KNOW THE DANCER FROM THE DANCE?? MEETING OF THE ARTS GRETCHEN SCHAFER'S ORIGINAL PLAY MODERN ART MODERN DANCE SMILING START A-TRUCKING WE WILL GO FAIR WAY Sam'ng .S;oorfd Now cedarwood and moth balls claim ski sweaters and skating socks, and yellow and white cotton gym suits are seen during the mornings and gradually lengthening after- noons dotting the tennis courts or sprinting down the playing fields. The Athletic Asso- ciation, by planning such spring sporting events as tennis tournaments, inter-collegiate hockey games, and the riding meet, catches the ability or interest of every one of us. R ..,...--a i i e i famAd clo gaonf in MAY N Melodrama, Father's Day, Wall-giving and the Sing: May's traditions manifold Enrich our CC spring. SPECIAL DELIVERY HYMN TO MAY STRAWB'RY TREAT May Day dawns to find Connecticut wide i awake with spring spirit. Seniors, awakened early by corsages from their Sophomore sis- ters, bedeck the campus with gay crepe pa- per, completing their efforts with a serenade from the chapel steps. Strawberries and cream bring smiles and full attendance at breakfast; and outdoor chapel concludes our salute to the First of May. WELCOME POP! Overnight the campus blossoms with proud papas, and Father's Day week-end is in full swing. Masculine heads, gray and bald, fill the classrooms as fathers visit these fountains of learning and are impressedof course they are!by daughters discussion and or copious notes. Now when I was in college . . .7 is the password as fathers go from classes to lunches in the dining rooms, and daughters smile happily. Saturday night finds fathers and daughters dining on Daddy, of courseat Lighthouse, Devlin's, Danny Doyle's, or Norwich Inn. Man on the floor! is the cry all week-end as rooms are displayed and friends introduced, and So this is her college! is the satisfied com- ment of Daddy on this, his day at CC. K.B.S CONTRIBUTION Are fathers turned loose on the campus? Oh no! Their week-end is carefully planned. They are luncheoned in Thames, invited to the President's tea, and are later challenged by their blue-jeaned daughters to softball on the hockey field. The grand finale comes on Saturday evening, when they witness their prodigies talents in an all-student variety show. The week-end over, fathers leave, con- vinced that CC's heart belongs to Daddy. CLOSE HARMONY CONFETTI CAPERS Wall-Giving, following Competitive Sing and Melodrama, is one of our oldest and rich- est traditions. Night veils the campus as sen- iors, bearing lighted candles and singing, march across the campus to take their place upon the wall. When their serenade is fin- ished they give their candles and places upon the steps to the juniors, and receive in turn the serenade of the future top class. Com- munity singing follows the juniors serenade, and Wall-Giving closes with the Alma Mater. It is a night when we are glad to be part of Connecticut. 36 THE OLD LOOK Competitive sing, one of our greatest tra- ditions, is held each spring. Every class pre- sents its class song and one original. Judg- ment is made on the basis of originality and presentation. Immediately following is the melodrama, written and presented by the Senior Class. An auditorium filled with streamers and balloons crowns an exciting evening with hilarity. WALL-GIVING jn. fAe Saring a young man's gam:y . A Something borrowed, something blue . and so the saying goes for those who have found HIM and have in this way crys- tallized plans for the future. The class of 48 proudly announces its many engagements and weddings. Every week-end seems to re- sult in one more engagement and we flock to see the newest diamond adorning that finger of one of our classmates. Congratulations extend even further than engagements and marriages. A few who have left and married are mothers now. Our class is making up for war years when men were just a dream or were either too young or too old. Today they are a reality and these girls have proved it, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McBride Mr. and Mrs. Aidan N. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Edward Platt Mr. and Mrs. Robertson P. Dinsmore Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marx In the spring time we happily shed the burden of winter clothes and winter pur- suits. Tea pantries resound with the cheerful noise of our industry, as washing cottons, pressing shorts, and excitedly talking of mad Easter hats just purchased, we prepare spring wardrobes. What a crime to bury ourselves in books when the weather is warm and spring breezes gently drift across our budding cam- pus! Wading in the cool waters of the Sound is just the thing to ease our winter-weary brains. We set our books aside for a moment to picnic and romp on the warm sand at Ocean Beach. Rocky Neck is another favor- ite answer to the call for relaxation so per- sistent on a fresh spring day. Those unable to leave the hill-top flock to the tennis courts or arboretum. Students, books in hand, may be seen sprawled on green lawns or propped against the nearest maple. To be one of the group a girl must do away with that classroom pallor. As a result, deter- mined bodies stretch out on sundecks, and everywhere at CC we feel once more how wonderful it is to be alive. With spring, too, comes sailing on the Thames River, a favorite pastime for those lucky enough to know upper classmen at the Coast Guard Academy. Others, of a more sedentary nature, find time to pass the shoe. And everybodys spirits rise: students send their blue jeans to the laundry; some faculty members are seen pedaling bikes to their eight o'clocks while others consent to hold discussion groups outside. The speed demons and road hogs of the senior class now have the privilege of driving to distant Holmes Hall and the nearer post office. Win- ter is forgotten as temperamental New Eng- land smiles benignly on us for a few clear warm days. 39 ? Come SUMMER . .. A hot sun bathes our hilltop, and below the tides of the Sound run high. Butterflies flutter against bare legs; the sea flashes blue and inviting below; and roses blow on Mohegan Avenue and Williams Street. From the tennis courts comes the taut, satisfying sound of a ball recoiling from a racket. Miss Wylie brings mosquito-repellent to class, and Shirley Ross does a handspring on the hockey field. At night crickets chirp, and open cars turn in the drives. The Summer School has new people as well as a new face. Foreign students and veterans stimulate discussion both in and out of class. Descriptions of other women's colleges by their representatives make us revaluate our own system. The summer scholar, on a five-day week, with easy conscience works a liccle less, plays a little more. JOHN F. MOORE SUMMER SKETCH Director of the Summer Session HOW WAS THE WATER, JEANNIE? 40 OUR PUBLICITY AGENTS WRITING IT UP The novice feels like Walter Winchell when she receives her first check from Asso- ciated Press. Members of Press Board, ably guided by Mrs. Floyd, learn journalism from the bottom up through handling our pub- licity departmentthe department respon- sible for spreading your fame and CC's to outside papers. Spotting stories, reporting, writing copy, writing daily or weekly col- umns, keeping the home town papers posted, and even the wiring or phoning of important campus stories may all fall within the scope of each member. Journalists, this is your ground floor! REWARD: CHECK FROM A.P. DID YOU GET A BY-LINE, GLORIA? AND DIRECTION ITS SPOKES . . . Three men had a partyand out of it grew the new Quarterly. The staff, working together with Mr. Chase, Mr. Haines, Mr. Mack and contributors, continues to produce QUARTERLY'S HUB a mature and comprehensive magazine. Koin required almost every kind of mind we hadbusiness, questioning, imaginative, humorous, artistic. The joy and the necessity lay in each ones applying his particular mind Sof.;ffce am:! 563uinox to his particular job, yet keeping the whole ultimate product in view. Finally, we made a book. CUSHIONED EDITORS, INDUSTRIOUS STAFF OHJ' Mrf J PROOFING THE NEWS Every summer each incoming freshman is presented with the Connecticut College C . Not until she reaches Connecticut, however, does she realize its importance and signifi- cance. Besides containing the do's and don't's on the Connecticut campus, it ex- plains all aspects of the various organizations. It is a handbook concerning life in general at CCa guide for freshmen and upperclass- men alike. C CATALOGUE CATCHING UP ON THE NEWS PLOTTING THE NEWS What is News made of? Not sugar and spice, but harried reporters, determined copy and head writers, calculating business managers, and sleepless editors. The wheels plan the layout on Tuesday, then the entire staff cooperates to put News on our hall tables the following Wednesday. Deadlines are met on Saturday, when copy is sent to Stonington. The galleys return, and Monday and Tuesday nights are spent in writing heads, reading copy, cutting, and organizing until the dummy is put to bed. Thus News is born each week, and we agree with the staff as they sigh, It's worth it! ;wow lo affenc!.? ijaw Lore e ignorant ear?,, Our college embodies a vast realm of ex- citement and pleasure for the music-lover, Students themselves present various recitals, Rita Hursh directs musical radio programs. ' Helen Pope and Shirley Nicholson are the proud authors of the operetta, Take Another Look. The Stradivarius String Quartet and w the Boston Symphony are two high spots of each year's concert series. This season we en- joyed Madam Buiterfly and thrilled to Grace Albert's When A Woman's Blue. Happy to be lookers-on at these performances, we also always delight in singing together at infor- mal campus gatherings. ATTENTION: FRESHMAN RECITAL MEN AND MASTERPIECES SYMPOSIUM OF STRINGS Under the spirited direction of Mr. Quim- by, our choir becomes more effective every year. Respect for this organization is wide- spread. A proof of this fact is the large roster of invitations for outside and inter-collegiate performances received each year. A joint presentation of Brahms Requiem with the Yale Glee Club is the highlight of this year's program. Each Sunday evening the services in Harkness Chapel are supplemented by the harmonies of our choir, and Christmas ves- pers is particularly thrilling with its Yuletide singing. DIRECTION MAKES FOR ARTISTRY BEETHOVEN'S FIRST? PRACTICE FOR PERFECTION 3lze C C .S:Aofar may rest 0;- I' fafx. Thespis, the goddess of drama, works her willing handmaidens hard. Learning lines, fruitful or frantic searching for props and costumes, between-class scene painting, hil- arious hours for the make-up artist and a willing understudy, who's hoping she'll have something better to do, standing up to and utilizing the director's well-aimed criticism all precede that Curtain! LADY PRECIOUS STREAM PRE-PERFORMANCE PAINT AND POWDER Then hands ccase to shake and begin to gesture properly; voice, feared lost a few moments before, suddenly realize character; lights are dimmed, heightened; and what was once merely a production on paper becomes a living, breathing thing. Estelle Parsons doesn't trip on her dress and Polly Amrein remembers to laugh and perhaps, evena star is born. BEHIND THE MIKE wAii; .7 er56 5 in Me adcenc!anf LAUGHING AND GRIEF BARRIE DOES HER BIT ON STAGE! CAL AND MISS HAZELWOOD: LITTLE DYNAMOS f e A i k 3 NOW THE SEED IS SOWN, THE SUN IS WARM, AND SOON WE OBSERVE jAe gaeen SAoofd 48 Matilda, freshman first-class, had a won- derful time flitcting about the locker room in her angel robe. A pigtailed cherub, she danced out to the water coolerand darted hastily back when she met the amused gaze of several upper classmen in the hall! Imagine her dismay when she was asked to disrobe for her posture picture! At least she was allowed to keep on her socks and rings. FRESHMEN CONFRONTED WITH MANY FORMS When Miss Burdick spoke to the freshmen during their first week here at CC, Matilda was so busy studying her Nutrition notes, she didn't hear a word. Consequently, when she walked into her first Hygiene class, she was completely dumbfounded to find the discus- sion center around early retiring and morn- ing baths and no? caloric values. But the dean's humor immediately stole her heart and continued to do so every Thursday after- noon until one unfortunate day when Matil- da fell asleep in class. It appears Matilda was getting some advance rest for the week-end instead of taking notes. Miss Burdick, how- ever, smiled and even seemed mildly fasci- nated by Matildas exhibition. Matilda had had the grace not to drop off until roll had been called. THE ADVISOR AND THE ADVISED Confused! That's the best word to de- scribe Matilda Alexandria Spfrquersfitk try- ing to register. After filling out 1313 forms, she was so bewildered she was ready to resign, but was afraid of having to fill out 1616 more forms. As she staggered back to Knowlton, feebly cursing the luck of an eleven o'clock Saturday class, she thought she would write her source theme on either institutional bu- reaucracy or the trial of bearing a name like Matilda Alexandria Spftquersfitk. IGNORANCE OF THE LAWY , . . N THE RIGHT DIRECTION STERSET UPPER CLASS SISTERS WELCOMING COMMITTEE LY A A - Matilda is overcome by the upper classes attitude towards her. With the exception of Senior Day when everyone suffers, shes had to run no errands and she's been entertained royally. The Juniors treated her to a hand- some fashion show. Matilda stumbling in a mountain of water-repellent corduroy knew who really had the New Look. The Seniors ignited a tremendous bonfire, com- plete with cider, songs, and open-house aft- erwards. Last, the Sophomores opened her eyes wide to college life through realistic skits. Matilda fears that the latter have a tobacco complex from the many renditions of Smoke, Smoke, Smoke. A LA MODE JUNIOR WORDS TO THE WISE The night before her European History exam, Matilda finished her first source theme, Though necessarily absorbed in her work, she was at the same time conscious of the feverish activity of fellow-sufferers around her in the commons room. One girl scribbled at the card table, which sagged under the weight of numerous tomes about witches. Two more girls sprawled on the floor, their pens scratch- ing across sheet after sheet. The window seat held an unfortunate still taking notes. An- other group on the floor bent over their type- writers. Bells rang, carriages were slammed back, keyboards produced a jagged rhythm under wearily pounding fingers. Occasion- ally pages were drawn out and piled neatly with their fellows; at other times, pages were ripped from machines, wadded into lumps, and tossed into corners. Towards dawn, fig- ures gradually rose and staggered victorious to bed, leaving a few to pound or scrawl until breakfast. HARDY SHOOTS SOME OF THE STARS 53 VINAL VIGNETTE NOW IN THE QUAD AND NEIGHBOR - ING PLACES WE FIND TRANSPLANTED 1 INTENT INQUIRY The night of the full moon is noted for its peculiar effect on cats, dogs, wolves, and sophomores. That is why sophomores spend so much time hiding in the carrels and read- ing rooms of the library during the day and most of the night. They are hardening them- selves against the effects of maddening lunar rays. THAMES TROUPE . I l 1111 jquass aaaqe s Sophomores have neither the beguiling en- ergy of the freshmen nor the hard-won ap- pearance of lassitude enjoyed by their seniors and Juniors. The sophomore leads a life bounded on two sides by other sophomores, on the third by that fascinating unanswer- able labeled LIFE, and on the fourth by that symbol of family support, the white shirt. After careful research, the sophomores have decided that study is best undertaken in a dormitory room; it is composcd of bridge, knitting, consumption of gopp, sleeping, conversation, and a modicum of book-worming for spice. 56 Relaxation is essential to all. Sophomores have always adhered to this maxim. In fact, the term, Sophomore slump, so rudely ap- plied to our behavior, is nothing more than our physical expression of this belief. We slump with pride. For we've learned to ar- range our vertebrae so as to cover the greatest amount of territory with the least effort. Many physicians swear that the best means of relaxation is contrast, and use of muscles ordinarily forgotten. Sophomores, a literal and obliging bunch, have also taken this con- trast business to heart. We find our greatest release from care beyond the New London horizonpreferably in New Haven, Cam- bridge, Middletown, Princeton, Hanover, or Williamstown. The other side of lower Mohe- gan Avenue, being out of sight, also has its appeal. Forgotten muscles are also considered in the sophomore's program. For example, heel muscles, which during the week are mashed into the ground, on weekends are re-claimed, raised to prominence, and directed to trip- ping, among other things, the light fantastic. ALLEGRO ARCH OFFICERS SHADOWS ON THE QUAD PANEL OF SMILES TUMBLING TEAM THE TIME OF THE THE VOICE OF THE TURTLE IS HEARD IN OUR LAND. Lslossom Tome SINGING OF BIRDS IS COME, AND 58 Junior year has come, and our faces stiffen with determination to carry effectively the responsibilities that come with being an up- perclassman. The Scylla of Sophomore slump is only just past and the Charybdis of Gen- erals is still before us. In the halls of our dorms one hears no cries of frivolous mirth, only the steady pounding of typewriters and the gentle rustling of pages being turned. But what is this? From an upper floor there sounds a monotonous but suspicious thump- ing. O waywardness! Some of us are playing jacks! ALARM ACTION! BAG AND BAGGAGE TO OUR NEW HOME , .. BUT THE FIRE IS SO DELIGHTFUL Three long rahs and a whoopee! We're off the reservation with a whole wonderful Sat- urday night to play with. Away from college we forget our cares in the charmed atmos- phere of the houses of play. From Lighthouse Inn to Norwich Inn we go, not neglecting Danny Sheas. But lest you think we are en- tirely frivolous, let us hasten to assure you that our conversation is on only the most enlightened topics. How many young men, innocently arriving from Yale or Harvard, have been influenced by the ideas of Yeats or converted to socialism? Was it our doc- trines or our dresses, we wonder. It's been said that C.C, girls are the worst-dressed col- lege girls on week-days and the best-dressed on week-ends. Could the speaker have been thinking of a Junior, clinging to her dingy, venerable blue jeans on campus and her New Look off? Junior year is a year of expansive college week-ends. And with our now finely pol- ished social graces we can cope with the more delicate situations that arise out of them. We feel, for example, that were Tom and Jack instead of just Jack to meet our train, we could resolve with aplomb such a delightful dilemma. Yes, we're a sophisticated, gay lot we're Juniors. ' BANNER SMILES CAPTIVATING PIANIST A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE SPRING FEVER DOMESTICITY HOME SIDE SHOW TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT 61 VICE-PRESIDENT MARCIA SECRETARY JO PRESIDENT ELLY Though seniors are known to be hard working girls endeavoring to fulfill the de- mands required of mature students, they manage to find time for informal relaxation. The living-room of Katy Blunt often rings with the strains of light or lusty song. Suites of Windham and Freeman serve admirably as gathering places for bridge games or knit- ting sessions. The wise and worldly join un- derclassmen in the snack shop and often even comprise the majority of the coke and soda brigade. But seniors are not wasting time sipping their coffee; they are discussing timely philo- sophical or political matters. The class of 48 has taken special interest in European affairs since class president, Elly Roberts, spent an eventful three months learning and observ- ing abroad. Tales of her experience have aroused great interest, and many already have plans to see Europe after graduation. Thus, though seniors have spent time learning to integrate facts and theories, they realize the importance of observing actual events, people, and places to achieve an un- derstanding of their life and world. Viewing seniors informally, they may be recognized as more thoughtful girls from those who in- vaded Connecticut College four years ago. TO LEAVE FIRST! OPEN YOUR EYES, NANCY! Our Ou ler Orgi t Saturday morning finds professors amazed at the transition from blue jeans to beauty as Connecticut prepares to filter into its Out- er Orb. Suitcases pile up in front of Fan- ning, taxis honk impatiently, high heels click in the halls, and we're out to see the world. Its All aboard as we search for seats on the 10:17 or 9:38 which will carry us to- ward New York or Boston, and the week- end has begun. Some stop at Yale or New York; some get off at Brown or Boston, while those of brave heart refuse to disembark until they have reached Princeton or West Point, Dartmouth or Cornell. Winter Carnival and Green Key, 100th Night, Derby Day, Junior Weekthe call of all is gaily answered. Books lie undisturbed in suitcases as football games and house parties get under way, and the bright lights of New York blink down upon our theatre-going, night-clubbing detach- ment. We drink deeply, too, in our freedom, of the opera, ballet, and the symphony. It is with reluctance always that we leave Back Bay or Grand Central, bidding the Outer Orb adieu as Sunday night rolls round with its sleepy trainloads headed back towards more restricted pleasures. WINDHAM WAITS BETTY BEAMS SKI SCoop TRAPPED! Our jnner Ordif In the Land of the Blue Jeans by the Waters of the Mighty Thames, the multitude discovers diversion as well as food for thought. Senior Day is worth four years of waiting, as underclassmen bow to caps and gowns, make beds, recite in classes, open doors, and step not with their shoes upon the grass. Our Proclamation is read with appro- priate gestures during chapel, this year by dignified Elly the Prophet. But every day is not Senior Day, so the campus is well pro- vided with spots for out-of-class hours. The snack shop, naturally, is the first of these. That ever-essential food passes over the coun- ter as the juke box plays, ash trays fill, and long-lost friends are re-discovered in this, the center of our universe. The book shop is an open invitation to browse among the books, cards, and knick-knacks so enticingly displayed there. Contact with the other world is maintained by the post office, with which only meals can compete for frequent and regular attendance. Chapel, of course, is our most beautiful and honored institution, whose presence completes our Inner Orb. POST OFFICE PAUSE AND LO-PRO! EVENING AT HOME SNACK BAR 3-4 MARTOM SPECIAL SERVICE WITH A SMILE The way to a man's heart is through his stomach, says the proverb; but proof that the proverb may be feminine in gender is found with one glance into Our Milky Way . Elated smiles greet unexpected roast beef or cream puffs and chocolate sauce at dinner, and the happy atmosphere created by food, friends, and song is always to be found in Vicky's Snack Bar. Martom's plays host to us often, having a particular, unde- niable appeal on Friday nights. Parties call us off campus for week-end gaiety, complet- ing Our Milky Way keynote of smile, smile, smile! THE BLOOMIN IRISH Al i b N N B SKOL! Our jjoliu' Sy.dfem Healthy body and healthy mind yield hap- PIROUETTING ON THE ICE py living. So reads the formula which de- mands Ocean Beach, the Arboretum's icy surface, and A.A. bikes as catalysts. Books must be, and are, deserted occasionally as we yield to the call of nature. Winter finds us tingling and tired after an afternoon of skat- ing, while spring finds us tanned from the beach or rosy-cheeked from a bicycle ride to Norwich. A good night's sleep and we re- turn, refreshed, to our classes and books. HEAVE HO! .z4nc! Our A universe where some cight hundred celestial bodies and their guiding stars pursue a diurnal path. Sometimes we find the way long, exacting, and unrewarding. More often we find it worthwhile. And once in a great while we hear the music of the spheres. Our Unf verse course is but four years length, and in that space we must crowd a world of experience: we must learn to know and cultivate our- selves; we must learn to live together; we must wring the most from each unfolding day. For a greater universe awaits us. Jan el .xdf c!en Energetic and enthusiastic . . . after a weekend everythings wonderful let me tell you about it!. . . On the archery range, the arrow always finds its mark . . . If theres the time and the horse, she hits the trail . . . History pa- pers, baseball games Red Sox and Braves, and the never ending search for someone else who likes the new Stude- baker. .. Jean!! Lets order a quart of milk from Starr's! . . . Impetuous, full of fun, with a sparkle in her eyes. . . a grand person who has a smile for every- one. History Ellie 70 C J'an,'l, Auerbach The only girl from New Jersey with a Boston accent . . . week-ends at Prince- ton and she gets her As and B's. . . she sweated it out for her football letter . . . Can I have one for later . . .a born coquette . . . corrupted by college: knit- ting and bridge . . . beautiful long lashss - - - she has big blue eyes and she rolls em -+ - Just tell me one thing . . . triple time on term topics. . . vivacious. . . hearf.y laugh for a little girl . . . Life Just 1snt . . . the other diamond in 205. U IQ Jmmin, yr. Master of the facial expression. . . Broadway needs me. . . Obvious re- semblance to Bergman . . . doodler. . . Don't mock me! . . .one appearance per week in mood sweater . . . carrel- sharer . . . Hail, hail to Lincoln school . . . expressive hands . . . I want to be one of the group . . . the original dinosaur . . . I'm just nof college material . . . peri- odic non-smoker . . . do-or-die sun-bath- ing expression . . . the constant nymph. Sociology uEIn POHY Psychology Dimples and blue eyes. . . refreshing naturalness . . . definitely a psychology major . . . Everything's relative. . . liberal enthusiast who quotes P.M. . . . graduate school aspirations . . . it's logi- cal. . .idealist. . .dead-ringer for Greer Garson . . . dishpan hands for a trip to Europe . . . ping-pong champ . .. sympa- thetic listener resulting in good advice. 8!gm C .x4m3pfer Edie English Jet black hair in Psyche knot . . . Miss Austin, Honolulu calling . . . rainbow wardrobe . . . English major with artistic temperament . .. Naturally I didnt ac- cepthe only called two weeks in ad- vance. . . she has a right to be in the clouds, her ideals are that high.. . exoti- cally oriental . . . My father is a navy man. . . gullible . . . she talks with EJ Greco hands . . . Miss Merwin, where is Van Gogh's ear? . . . .Atzwan c!ra -x4u.d fin 72 Wig and Candle cigarette dispenser . . . Fol-di-rrrol-di-rrrol -rrrol - rrrol . .. Be kind to little Emily. . . Spanish with a German accent . . . Does anyone want my milk? . . . Football shoulders . .. Did you know that I'm related to the King of England?. . . delighted laugh . . . sucker for gadgets . . . connois- seur of poisonous-looking sundaes. . . responsibilities and a sense for them . . . Spanish uJeann Zoology Major Green-blue-gray eyes. . . breezy walk. . . full of friendliness and fun. . . plaid bot- tom. . .knit-wit-cable-stitcher. . .one fountain pen after another. . .lost? stolen? or strayed? Nope, hiding in the lab. . . super-duper doodler . . . I think I'll waste some time . . . real Bahston accent Where are the co-ahks? What? Oh, you mean corks! . . . Do we want a meeting? . . . Waterford is much nicer than New London. . . cover Sitlis 44!' 1 garnaml 73 yean gafclerdfon Perfectionist plus personalityfriendly and helpful . . . full of enthusiasm for riding a horse or playing a game of bridge ... Solitaire fiend when theres no knit- ting or fourth at hand . . . And how about some milk and a cigarette? . . . Wheres the ashtray?. . . Anyone seen Janshe has my mail!! ... Do we have to listen to that baseball game?. . . well, good nightguess I'll get to bed by 3maybe! . . . Between labs, choir, and photography she's a busy gal! Physics L Barnie pAyifiJ Jane rf.?arngiff T've got an idea , . .infinite variety. . . Now at Stephens we . .. A finger in every pie and two in some. . . Heights and Depths . . . pint-sized dynamo. . . the artiste. . . The Blue Period. . . th2 priceless paradox . . . It cant compare to California. .. Oh, I hate telephones . . . multi-coifs . . . Does anybody have a match? . . . keen mind-quick wit . . . To strive, to seek, to findand not to yield. Art Beambo 74 uPhyIn : Economics Nancy with the Beaming face . . . a blonde will-o-the-wisp . . . Do you know flowers really do have sex? . . . Annabel, her conscience . . . bobby pins mn a champagne glass . . . No letter? Of course not, I didn't wear my lucky ba- rette . . . smooth as to line and dress . . . her laugh an asset to any party ... we guarantee it's natural! . . . beaucoup de suitors . . . Who'll make a third for the movies? . . . Beam looks well in Brown shoes. Wancgf Jane Z?eam Elfin profile and knowing smile. . . Ny- ack is foo the cultural center . . .cam- era-crazywatch the birdie. . . my father is so funny. .. ya know what? .. . pink cloud exuberance. . . her closet - ...where's Wee? . . . inspired thoughts at odd moments. . .early to bed. . . Mil- ton Caniff . . . unobtrusive fingers in many pies. . .argyles. . .skiing. . . Look, my hair's growing! . . . sees History in the headlines. . . NO ONE's pearls are here -5 History 7i ttcindyn Classics Capably disorganized. . . Laughs all day, no blues in her way . .. Shall I wear my grey skirt or my grey skirt?. . . Re- turning Sundayarrives on Monday . . . From Caesar to Plato a wealth of knowledge . . . The jeansthey walk, they talk, they're almost human!. . . Go, Josephine, in your flying machine! . . . When humor is wanted, the Voice is the choice . . . Jo. Joann e gegg ltBet!J Art Perpetual eater: chocolate milk shakes and grilled cheese sandwiches . . . Slim is the name . . . Rubber legs. ..C. C. Langfey Collyer. . .effortful suntans. . . neurotic art projects. . . Oh, I have charcoal all over me. . . Bue I don't smoke . .. Omar, the tent-maker . . . Lets do something dumb . . . perpet- pal giggle.. . those fish-eye-and-glue pa- jamas . . . beautifully-placed southpaw basketball shots. . . Forest Hills beckons. 76 K?ffy genjamin Frankness and sincerity . . . that femi- nine touch. .. I'm having a psychologi- cal conflict. . . NO ONE's studying. . . stardust, starlight, and Dick . .. Its so dramatic. . . the helping hand. . . O, how I hate to get up in the morning, but she won't spend the rest of her life in bed. .. Are you in a truthful mood? . . . Endless trips downtown to adminis- ter tests . . . Nothing like a good discus- sion . . . brotherly advice from Rutgers . . . tales of family and Modesta. . . I must have that for my scrapbook . . . Sweet William. . . T'wo weeks to go and only fifty cents!. . .a ready coun- sellor . . Sociology Ginny Economics A galaxy of beaux . .. Jon Whitcomb drawing brought to life . . . He's such a sweetie . . . for Pete's sake . . . tele- phone, Miss Bevans . . . were glad he's anchor man . . . no more Dilly-dallying . . . Daddy says my hearts too big . . . vivacious Virginia . . . that chic Mademoiselle look . . . natural person- ality and looks . . . she's got everything but an alarm clock and a wastebasket. urginia jane Jb,evand ?jirginia K?rman The charm that's refreshing. . . tours the Ivy League. . . dilemmas. . . tales of Carleton and the wild open spaces . . . Pm comin, fellas! . . . From MacLeish to McCalls . . . le Pessimisme de Balzac .. . Things always work out for the best . . . dark eyes . . . genuine smile . . . The House at Pooh Corner: Pooh lives here! . . . Shostokovitch and the theatre . .. Easy to know, fun to be with, hard to forget. Psychology 7 yean ;KzfAryn J.?iacA Junior year abroad . . . Swiss miss to Yale male . . . Mr. Thom, son of Eli . . . Conn. College's voice of the Thames + + . curdled custard . . . Friday after- noons at Miss Ernst's . . . toujours le francais . . . well-stocked laundry cases ... midnight cookie cruncher . . . finishes any old knitting . . . better bridge . cheerful chatter . . . thoughts: people and their problems . . . seldom turns the spotlight on' herself; thus its a pleasure for us to turn it on her here. French rtcaln Jean Art Sitting up with a sick art project . . . But my bed is always made before dinner . . . perpetual race with time + + - Sandwiches! . . . she was born in her grey suit and will die in el b ool the midst of amusing account of her own social trialsWhy does everything Eappen to me? . . . procrastinator . . . But T went to my eight o'clock once this week . . .'aristocratic feet ... nat- ural vaudevillian . . . author of the Eager Beaver Evolution Theory. Carofyn Zgg?cAer marie j.?oofll Hup, two three, four . .. See ya in the wee A. M. . . . characteristic grin and determined walk . . . But education is the answer . . . Dr. Booth, armed with back-rubbing equipment . . . vi- tality unlimited . . . Is that necessary? ... Oh, to be in England . . . Boo- face . . . To coin a phrase . . . ths great out-of-doors . . . Surloin, steak it easyget it, Coz? . . . childlike effervescence and curiosity . . . soft- spoken charm. Philosophy 79 Boothie Economics Mid-night phone calls . . . Friday night soires . . . notorious nightingale . . . the gal in the blue convertible . . . the last minute . . . How will I ever get ready to go . . . fun loving . . . winning ways .. . Its near Lancaster . . . sudden tennis enthusiast . . . cashmere kitten . . . coffee pot in hand . . . alarm clock re- sistance . . . the unfinished sweater . . . poise and Pennsylvania pride. yoanne Kvown L2 Betty Sociology The humorous sparkle that charms . But I don't kow anyone in Scarsdale - an earnest endeavor that solves all problems, academic and otherwise . . . folk ways and mores . . . This weather! My hair!! T've gof to set it! . . . those thick letters marked fleet post office . . the smoke-blue eyes that crinkle with a smile . . . Oh, the lamb! . . . Bing, blues, and boogie .. . Rub my back?? - - . the incomparable imitator . . . poised perkiness . . . a friendliness that radiates warmth and sinceriry. Beserly A, Compholl 80 5fiza AefA gurrougdd Curly haireven when it rains . . . knockout smile . . . He thinks I'm beautiful. Hey, isn't anybody listening to me? . . . the gay philosopher . . . it's the early bird who gets her Spanish done ... Ingles . . . Do I have to have two and a half to bidone weak heart . . . Anybody got a cigarette? . . . Oh, well . . . Schmoe and the Wabbit . . . Come here, you guys!? ... Deep seriousness under her gaiety. Philosophy Major uBev,J Missy,, Economics Me too Carpenter . . . the tempera- mental artist with an Auerbach facade ... Fiji top knot . . . Wait for Sara ... sophisticated New Yorker from Dez Moinez . . . Hey, hey, hey! . . . that artistic position . . . The Latin Quarter . .. striking Oriental with a passion for chocolate . . . budding genius . . . posters and projects by dawns early light . . . Gotta stop worktime for Winchell! ... radiohomestyle, intermittent ring- ing from Grandpa . . . sympathetic and scintillating. Sara gSi.?,;i' Carpen tfl' 81 Wary Lllan Corl Gawd, love a duck . . . Connecticut's Charles of the Ritz . . . the yogi woman passion for perfumes and suits . . . the unsurpassed knack of telling a story com- plete with gestures . . . Sibelius Second .. . semi-annual washday blues . . . how I lost ten years of my life or Mascot Hunt 1947 . . . My middle name is Leviticus . . . New Yorker sense of humor . . . tall and slim, the tailored woman . . . name the problem, she'll find the solution . . . the true creative spirit . . . The time has come, the walrus Sard e Economics usallyn 6fizu4ef4 Cyoyce CAaP!ain Sparkling smiles and twinkling eyesa cheerful cherub . . . Lucky April . . . long distance calls at midnight . radiant energy . . . math problems at 2:00 A. M. .. . Hes so cute . . . from Brooklyn to Brookside . . . complete con- centration in the center of chaos. . . that telephone voice . spontaneity and sincere enthusiasm . . . understanding and sympathy. Mathematics ee Loicn 82 uBettY!: Child Development That mid-winter tan . . . Luscious choco- late cakes from home . . . Afternoon coffee in the snack bar . . . the only hair New London weather cannot conquer . - A perfect size 10 . . . that sweet and quiet charm . . . A ready fourth . . . Perpetual patience. . . the friend in deed s . 'Tiut I can't go in this weather -+ + Watcha doin . . . Ah?. .. the Pleary-eyed alarm clock who can't get em up . . . sympathetic and sincere. c-l,oid gfizagefA CJZ:U'4 Wary Alhee Cherk Toddy . . . the tall gal with the loping gait . . . 8 o'clocks begin for her at 8:15 ... a dry wit that sparkles . . . Hum- bug! . . . No trouble there . . . a friend of plants and Beagles . . . a smile andiyarshitiifor all SRS hseilada puppy . .. those New Haven jeep rides ... a real freshman sister . . . an eye for a picture . . . new portrait attachment Ah, now I can photo flowers . . . a spark of warmth and gaiety not easily forgotten. Botany ucozn 83 !tMaCT, Art Unpredictable Cozgrove comedy in dialect and funny faces. .. I've got two art projects and a book reportwho wants to play bridge? . . . Forsooth . . . bashful bass and blatant boogie . . . etchings a speciality, driving an art . . . Lets psychoanalyze . . . Dorothy Dix has met her equal . . . Sanctuary much -get it, Booth? . . . The Runaway Mouse and The Lost Love . . . depth and geniality. ;H egm C;ogegmve Sociology When English eyes are smiling . . curly hair that doesn't need that twist- ing. .. Ah, yes ... Shall I let my hair grow? . . . voluminous neat notes . . . pitching that sizzles . . . volleyball whiz . . cozy, colorful room . . . capitalist when it comes to a summer job . . . My cousins . . . ten-night allotment never wasted . .. I must get my garden planted . .. serene in a noisy dorm . footsteps worth following . exacting endeavor. marjorie June Cofg'nd . endless 84 Wary momianc! Ciofiman Expressive eye brow . . . Five minutes and six centuries to go! . . . a smile that speaks volumes . . . That's hysterical ... ready references to Smoky Town ... midnight chats with Miss R. . . . boss- man and Nuit de Noel . . . the murmur- ing of thy streams, oh Dunlora . tattered jeans . . . tall one . .. Step'n- fetchit on occasion . . . nervous energy . . . seeking one year, sought the next, as chief mascoteer . . . the boys fall hard . . . tact, care, and thoughtfulness. History Carol Music Miss Coonsie and Uncle Art . . Schenectady-unspellable but spellbmd- ing . . . Ohhhhh, those Lake George sum- mers! . . . G. E. and UNION College booster . . . extra-curricular gal ... major- ing in knitting, sunbathing, and men I'm SURE I'm going to marry him! . . . Florida for the week-end . cello exams, faculty hysteria . . beer beer, beer . . . a rosy glow even in her room . . . a toothy grin and a matchless laugh . waitress with frills, thrills, and spills . . her photographic mmd the envy of the floor . . . a Holming pigeon. Wary yane Coand 85 Carof Conanf A New York soph1st1cated beauty in collegiate attire . . . What kind of job can we get with phllosophy? . career- minded, but destined for marriage R boundless energy for Wig and Candle . Gad zooks! . . . Those frequent letters from Alaska . . . But, Bob IS the cutest boy I've ever dated . . flying enthusiast . . . peelewolly . . . A ready fiscenehito all problems, with a mature and warm understanding . . . Chella, how did we ever consider ma;ormg in physics? . . . Beethoven and Art Tatum fan . . . Nagasaki . He has the most beautiful teeth! . .. A close and enduring friend for all who know her. Philosophy Coonsie ke B Rt R i e Rt o B o e o e T g rances COOP er Proof that gentlemen prefer blondes . . . a consistently pleasing disposition . . . amazing versatility . . . sultry singing ... intellectual accomplishment . . . un- merciful punning . . . complete faith in the value of literaturehopes to teach it on the college level . . . a firm belief that a determined will makes possible any achievement-and Frannie is evidence of her own belief. English Cortul 86 Frannie Chemistry Her Maine accent has withstood many assaults . . . efficiency and neatness strike a l.ceynote -+ . week-end transformations bring out the lightheartedness . . . alter- nate serenity and bubbling enthusiasm Aoe d?ose jet-knit socks and sweaters . . . A Maine foundation with a cosmopolitan finish . . . Cortul and sports go hand inhand aves cribbage and crossword puzzles. .. chemistry and the oboe make for versatility . . . our Stu. G. secretary with the pin-up legs . . . blue jeans that evidence long hours spent in chem, lab. - - - NO ONE went home. SAir,Qy CJorfAeff IQ odag:e m Cream er Sentimental optimist with a penchant for efficiency . . . pert, poised, and petite ... Can I have a cigarette? . . . smoke- filled room . . . I got to bed early at three o'clock . . . exudes culture and suavet over the telephone . . . yellow roses and Terry and the Pirates . .. Oh, now really! . .. that typewriter clack- ing at sixty miles a minute . . . Three minutes til dinner; lots of time for bridge . . . provocative eyelashes, veiling big brown eyes . . . emphasis on: toler- ance, affection, and sympathetic friend- ship. Government 87 Rosalie Music Pied piper of the hilltop . . . flute-ling along! . .. I am nof stubborn, but T'll be damned if T'll get it for you . Cheshire and Mike . . . Faithful major of the Father Confessor . . . harmonic mania . . . That Olde News office . . . Mrs. Cranz says . . . Plato Settings with the classic touch . . . NO ONE oversleeps . . . buzzbomb alarm clock. . . the ever faithful family . . . diplomat toujours . . . capability and ease tucked under a brown top-knot and oh, those eyes. bAle,g'n cl, Grumrine HAshn Zoology I'm going on a diet, tomorrow e three cartons of chewing gum, please .+ If my mother only knew . . . phxsiologically speaking . . . in Our Society . . . Quite meaning Very . . , T think T have my first cavity , . . tall and striking . . . week day pigtails, week - end metamorphosis sympathetic ol:,cafg? j.?? :bam'd 88 jdAgzy :,baviafrjon The Peace of Placid . . . Dear John. .. How tense . .. pumpkin eater . . . wanted: one worry bird . . . Ph.D. in Argylogy and patient instructor of same . . . conscientious procrastinator . How can I be so shiftless? . . . pros- pective chief stockholder in Western Union . .. chronic sufferer of the miseries that all company loves . . . chem-crazy with a zest for Zoo . . . Hi Sport! and incidentally shes a good one . . . from the heights of fun to the depths of thoughtfulness . . . poise and personality and those moo-moo eyes! Zoology Dimmie English You mean you've heard of Houlton? ... dances at the lake . . . a steady reader of the New Yorker ... You know what I mean ... A burning interest in farm- ing ... Mr. Mack said . . . Symphonies on Sunday afternoon . . . music, art, and literature . . . I think I'll do a little extra history reading . . . Look! Maine po- tatoes . . . striking red hair and an Irish wit to match . . . Her morning coffee does the trick the alarm clock should have done . . . a joyful blend of laughter and calmness . . . A sincere friend. .4!1!1!? $owned $0A1?Pty marion yoan :bimmiff Breathless effervescencespontaneous combustion . . . How tall is he? . . . G. Fox and Company . . . Anybody want some coffee? . .. fresh-air fiend . .. Whatcha doin? . . . Marvelous ... Guess what! ... Oh, I hate that man! . . . For meee?? ... !!!! always swamped with work . . . sincere, thoughtful, genuine. Economics 89 m pafria'a Pl No, I'm not a freshman . . . infectious laugh . . . Heavens, no! . . . chocolate chip ice cream, bread and butter sand- wiches . . . appreciation of the finer things . . . Yes, Shakespeare did have talent . . . Two-fingered typing far into the night . . . Kindly remove your feet from my bedspread . .. fiendish de- light in detective stories . . . green smock, plaid nightshirt, riding breeches demanding copy editor . . . bewildering vocabulary, analytical mind . . . Now according to psychology . . . unique sense of humor . . . el alma singular . . . platform shoes and suits . . . obliging confidante . . . journalistic and creative talent. English 90 uPat!, Mathematics But Saugus is bigger than Boston . . . Scientific precision carried from the lab to the bulletin board . . . golly jeeks - - math protegs . . . a place for every- thing and everything in its place. . . . Well, Daddy says . . . Knitting ad- viserfancy patterns are her specialty -+ - But I don't have a Bah-ston accent - post-graduation plansMrs. Wil- liam Thurston Doyles first-aid station . . . math, mountain climbing and M. L T. . . . generous and sincere. ?jz'rginia :boy!; 1R G Integration plus organization equals seemingly effortless A's . I hate emotion . . . domesticity with style . . . Gee, I'm cute . . . non-conformist ... I dont care to . . . practicing to be a Maine-i-ac . . . DiMaggio and I did well today . . . Lover . . . human alarm clock . . . impractically practical . . . knack with any kind of needle . February graduate with marriage in mind . . . slim, sleek, and sophisticated. Home Economics Izzie 91 Jeannie Sociology Found from Monday to Friday with hair in braids . . . it's not zoo interest- ing any more . . . I cant seems to ex- press myself . . . our own Florence Nightingale . . . cool, dignified blonde ... But, kids, I'm going to have false teeth before I'm thirty . . . socially and sociologically she's tops . . . room is 2 coke-filled, smoke-filled den before Art History exams . . . last one to leave the table . . . Culbertson in four years . . . Army brat and a2 man on every Post . . . serenely through the years. S ilie st uPetien Economics Looks like the girl in the Braemer sweater ad . . . advocate of senior gym . .. artistry and sincerity . . . that Frank Lloyd Wright cottage on the ECapen. il I just had a babynephew . . . tans, tweeds, and track shoes . . . But I can't go home, there's no room! . . . Morning Gloria . . . Bermuda . . . bed-bouncer - . . charter member of The Tiny Garments Workers of America . - perpetual misplacer of trivia and meal- time raconteur. C?mi,flf afea 92 mary 5nyarf Sleep that never ends . . . perfect profile and figure to match . . . I don't have a thing to wear . . . Winthrop and gold bracelet . . . music hath charmed . . . Daddy, get your daughter out of debt ... hard to know but worth the effort . . . meticulous correspondence . . . steady, never ready . . . imagination makes her the important half of the postry team - . . shes Hank-ering . . . week-end metamorphosis . . . perennial path to Pennsylvania . . . engagedone of the two diamonds in 205. Mathematics ttEm,J Frannie Economics Knitting demon ... 9:00 A. M. . .. Yale this week-end; 9:30 A. M. . . . Going to Columbia instead . . . 10:00 A. M. . . . think I'd better stay here and study ...10:15 A. M. . . . catching bus for Madison . . . Apparently well organized, seemingly unruffled . . . tennis in March .. . Independence in everything, espe- cially in driving a car . . . too many men . . . I can't keep them all straight . . . melodious monotone . . . choir wouldn't be the same WITH her . . . mainstay of the library staff . . . Sister Sue . . . Chief Potentate of Outing Club ... smooth dresser topped with Tabu. granced ofouije gerrid 93 3rance:i p orler 3arn:sworflz Glow girl . . . effervescence . . . Hi, Slim!? . . . N.R.G. . . . and the words came tumbling down . . . babums . . Well, gee whiz . . . Buzzer's white again . . . curly-top . . . Don't tell Terry . . . tollhouse cookies . . . chronic eager beaver with a party balance . extro-version . . . Mood Indigo just once, Janie? . . . Perennial medicine man . . . September Song . . . The Farns- worths at 31 . .. Mimi, the widow .. . Hey, fellas . . . Rover, that is. Philosophy mary -Jout'de jfanagan Organized effervescence . . . fourth year dynamo . .. B. F.s daughter . . . Would you take back my coke bottles? . . . hard work and humor . . . Red Sox rooter . . . NO ONE nose . . . wicked harmony . . . applied psychology . . . We'll have to untable that resolution someday . . . fair-minded colleen . . alert and interested . . . Shall T cut my hair? .. . Divil 2 man can say a word agin her. Psychology English The great stone face . . . famed for her Indian wrestling! . . . I feel i o the best week-ends are weird . . . polka- ing down the hill . . . some of her friends are characters . . . denim and Degas - - New Yorker lamp shade.. . . an after- noon walk takes her to the graveyard shes a spook . . . Is there anything I can do? . . . and she'll do it. margaref jfinf 94 ;HGFQH grancg Postmistress . . . Mr. Toohey . . . E. A. fixture . . . our Arabian Prince . . . cleaning the bell . . . It's spelled with a . one man mediation board . . . international correspondence swells her stamp collection . . . peacock on her wall, plants in her window . . . languages her specialty . . . attractive blushes . . . quiet and efficient. German 95 Frankie Philosophy Junior convert from potassium to prag- matism . . . constantly attempts to con- ceal a genuine altruism . . . uncanny love of everything green . . . enviable en- durance . . . predicts failure, produces success . . . I guess I'll get up at 4:00 . indications of a promising future contradict continual self-abasement . . . hopes to make a contribution to sec- ondary education. Jan e jrec! ri c4 Q:Ditsn Philosophy One who lives with a pessimist . . . Minna, this room is a mess! . . . Philosophers quest for the whole view -+ . Picasso and Wolfe . . . frequenter of art exhibits . . . Whats to become of us? . . . Perpetual motion . . . sensitive response to others . . . enthusiastic ex- tremism . . . purpose of future activity General education in a free society. gargara Gammie 96 :borof Ay cl,ouide 3:';'91,! Listen . . . Youngstown, Ohi-ah . , , never saw white snow before . . . con- tagious chuckle . . . unruffled feathers . .. My cousin Stan . . . the more creative half of the poetry team . .. effervescent . . . interest in people: their pleasures and their problems . .. My cupboard . . . the sunny side of the street . . . lover of high heels and week- end souvenirs . . . a brand of sophistica- tion of which the opposite sex approves ... friendliness and family ties. . . bright nails and pre-weekend excitement . . . afternoon curlers and Cornell. Auerbach uGammie:: .Bobbic,, French The profile . . . Oh, I like horses . . . Red Sox . . . red roses . . . Mam'selle ... Midnightgotta get to work . .. that chic shower cap . . . Bathless Grog- gins . . . Schwiffs and show horses, in other words, blues and blue ribbons . . . kindness, tact, and humor . . . cosmop- olite . . . history and other hurdles . . . becoming blushes . . . Calamity Jane. .. sincere, unassuming, reticent. .. Trixproud auntie of three . . . God bless your Irish heart. Jane .Audfin Garo!ner 97 j.?aiara. g.au tz Bull session instigator and weight-of- the-world look . . . that twenty-first birthday . . . Let's go men . . . Ac- tually, tho 7 . .. Whee! . .. Anthro- pologically speaking- . . . enthusiasm at its best . . . But what's your valid source for saying that? . .. A little harmony there, men . . . Shwiffs and skiis, sparkles and smiles . . . Lets have a go-o-od time . . . anybodys friend in need. Social Anthropology uJanEen Cfm ify g.adAiif uend lra Whywhat do you mean, kids? Well, I just don't understand . . . kindred spirit to Baby Snooks . . . frank in voice, sincere in heart . . . constant muddle but rapier keen action in a bridge game . . . Falstaffian laughter topped by wrinkled nose . . . mashed potatoes . . . Oh, the poor canary, a fractured femursome- one call Miss Oakes . . . if the word can be twisted, Emmy will do it . . . always ready to join the gang . . . a real friend and a generous one. Child Development 928 Emmy Economics Loyely, charming, and a quick, winning smile . . . procrastinator, she says, but things are always done . . . acquiring ads for News . . . How nice . . . bright blue eyes . . . orchids and more orchids - - . How tall is he? . . . I'm going to let my hair grow . . . her suntans . endless ec papers . . . always the burden of 8 oclocks . . . Are you Ginny or Chella? . . . It's Giesen, not Gieser. urginfu Lesen .J4rme Werri f f g:f n Why don't you all come down to the Cape next week-end? ... 9:00 P. M.: Lets go down to Martoms . .. 11:30 P. M.: Must start my paperthe two week extension is up tomorrow . . . Need a fifth course? Take accounting its really easy? . .. A little bit of potato won't hurt my diet . . . Always a suggestion to brighten up dull mo- ments . . . Better a lender than a bor- rower be . . . Mrs. Malaprop . . . Sleep that knits up the ravelled sleeve of care . . . Excels in sailing and tennis. Economics Louise 99 Nancy Philosophy Does anyone have a carton of cig- arettes? I've got something to tell you! . .. Honest, it's not a dust bow!l . .. there is no place like Nebraska . .. Any- one going to lunch? . .. to make a short story long . . . I'm just kidding . . . out-New Yorks New Yorkers . .. Well, at the University . . . long distance calls . .. Crisis . . . When you come out West . . . sincere . . . completely un- spoiled. ofouide Gt:jc! Wanfy gOdg?e The slight, serene, senorita from Man- chester . . . Attracted to the South. .. One man food relief program . .. Bless your little pointed haid . .. A sleek, sweet, fuzzy-slippered Goose without a gander . . . Allergic to alarms, at- tracted to the arms of Morpheus . . . Quietness with a depth . . . And, Kids, everyone was speaking Spanish!? . ., Those argyles, blood, sweat and tears . . . Nan. Spanish Philosophly Cute and pertthe soothing touch . . . Bet you cant whistle through Your teeth! .. . the sidelong glance and mischievous laugh . . . choir bay Time for my mid-morning lunch! A home.'-g'rown feather cut . . . jack-o- lantern smile . . . Did I leave my cig- arettes here? . . . But I didn't know how to work the camera! . . . blasd . . . the over-active typewriter bell . . . mad aboutbarber shop harmony . . . But must they always ask where I get my nickname? SAirgay g;-a 7 !:Dotn English Lightning . . . I'll never love again ... Lena's chocolate cake, grandmother's crullers, Swiss cheese from Wisconsin ...a party for all . . . Anyone wanna go to the show?? . . . idealist . . . chorus girl scar . . . My paper is due five min- utes ago . . . poems for all occasions . . . Hemo . .. Let's sing . . . romanticist ... Think Il stop smoking . .. Ding ding ding ding, I want my wagon . .. A trusting soul and a loving heart. yean greg Of'y 3 101 gamfdy gmenga!f Our fickle prom-trotter . . . Hey Missy, will you put up my hair now? . . . just one Meatball . . . Symphony ... When it's Cherry-Blossom Time in Orange, New Jersey . . . that sultry look . . . dignity with a light touch . .. continual letters to her very best friends ... My fathers name is Elmer . . . the flower in winter; the rugged camper in summer . . . it's just a crush . . . we like our lives to be punctuated with a Dot. American History uJean:s .Aclefaicle g:-i!yi'fA The A. B. C.lgirl . . . artistic, brown- eyed and capable . . . Style with a smile ... Seven A. M. Vitality . . . Dull roar of a laugh . . . Famous first impressions .+ . The best of West Virginia . . . To Amos and Lagni, devotion uncanny . . . A Brush and Pallet Miss who can straddle the Saddle . . . The daily letters home set a good example . . . Southern defender of perpetual Mid-west challenge . . . Del. Art I Sl 102 uDeIn Sociology It ought to be functional . . . blue ribbon prize for the world's soundest sleepter - That's a narrow way of looking at things . . . folkways and mores . . . humor a la New Yorker . . . we need pretty social workers . . . words set to motion . . . politically-minded and socially conscious . . . spontaneous songs at Lighthouse Inn . . . 3 good sport and an asset to any gathering. C?tf'daAefA yyunal South-pawed sophisticate with a South- ern Connecticut drawl . . . that long- legged American look . . . Erin's original advocate . . . the wee Winchell of Wind- ham . . . Kids, I've got something to tell you! . . . Vogue, modern architec- ture, and blond cocker spaniels . . . How do you spell? . . . effortless study brings dean's list results . . . un- inspired knitterthe pink socks took two years . . . Well, kids, 'm going to bed . . . quiet, neat femininity . . . with an understanding loyalty that never fails. Government RJeann Philosophy The gal with the laughing eyes . . . over the coffee cups . . . taking the whole view . . . gay week-ender . . . twenty minutes to pack . . . radio-minded with a view to the international . . . Ravel's Bolero . . . hair-dos galore . . . Not another paper! ... Gamine grin . . . believer in little black angels with gold halos . . . Pooh . . . Remember Bonwit's? . . . Eli Yale ... But I've had my calcium in milk for today! ... party-party gal with a philosophical twist. marfga ;Harfman. 103 I SR el mpeR R R 6 12:'$-$!9 mc CorAinc!a,; .Hem ing way On a pink cloud one day . .. natural beauty . . . she deserted us for Dick and their cottage by the sea . . . fleur de lis . . the CC spirit . . . divides her time between philosophy and applied home economics . . . elfin spirit of mischief .. What can we have for dinner to- night, kids? . . . a radiant bride . I ethereal . . . the momentous summer of '46 . . . Dick, but I always call him darling . . . from class to class in her litcle green car . . . The essence of her I life is the performance of benevolence. Philosophy Spanish Bathtub nightingale . . . Can I wear high heels?. . . The Leader . . . cartoons for every obccasion . , . the tailored woman . . . Henri Bendel soap . . . Guess how much 1 weight now? . . . obsession for candy . . the envied jewelry case . . . can get dressed in almost two hours . . . I'm always seeing rainbows - - . Crisis - - sincerity plus. . . a true friend. paf syempdiff 104 History The historians angle . . . composed and conversationally inclined . . . tilted nose . . . incessantly growing bangs . . rapidly diminishing waistline . . . she smokes! . . . boils a potent midnite brew ... Aunt Beatrice says . . . symphonic appreciation . . . Where are NO ONE'S pearls? . . . Knack for dashing off in- genious notes . . . Springfield is a suburb of Palmer . . . special to know . . . God save the Empire! . . . Please pass the broccoli. gar4ara :b .,Ivlogdon 105 jri.'n .yerk ls Chocolate bars at 9:00 a. m. . . . I know a place where there's a free telephone ... News hound. .. Honestly, my hairs getting straighter . . . high-powered vocabulary . . . What makes you think I'm gullible? . . . feather cut, chronic freckles, ultra femininity . . . How'll 1 ever wake up for my nine o'clock? . .. muralled walls with diabolic implication . . . One drowned and one floating, please . . . little girl galoshes . . . purple patches in clothes and prose. English Barrie The A.A.A.AA. girl she flunked her C quiz, though ... a sweater a week ... Mexico . ... the efficient stenographer . creative imdagination . . . Baby Face ... I'm 5o pleased . . . thats not a sobshe's laughing . . . I have to go tosleep . . . a little girl with a big mind . scholar par excellence . . . the im- portance of being earnest . . . You're so right . . . wide-eyed naivet in prac- tical affairs . . . How beauteous man- kind is! O brave new world, that has such people in't! English uPhyln English The mighty mite . . . But, kids, this time it's different . . . the silver tongued orator . .. Hey fellows . . . intense, oh Intense . . . the spark that makes the Syke's Fund flame . . . a priori . . . never without a man who loves her . . . Literal- ly, we think shell make it . . . inveterate bathtub baritone . . . Bewee and Bunkie say . . . you should see her mug in the morningcoffee, that is . . . exotic lounging equipment . . . Shall we be Russian or Chinese tonight, kids? . . Carols are nice at Christmas, but we like ours all year round . . . continually effer- vescent . .. her heart is young and gay. Sl C ol Mlral, !Qifa, Iljz'rginia LHurdA Super-femininity . . . Flirtatious eyes and tawny blonde hair . . . Week-ends at Princeton Don't you think George is wonderful? . . . Uninhibited laughter . . . Midnight hours and after- noon naps . . . Girls, we must be grow- ing up . . . Romanticist who yearns for mist and moonlight . . . Starry soul . . . Music and Poetry . . . Candy bars and jelly doughnuts . . . Why are there rules against parallel fifths? . .. If music be the food of love, play on . . . Reviews and creative themes . . . Breathless con- versation and sparkling spontaneity . . . Lovable . . . Our editor of News. Music Dottie 107 Peter Child Development Nordic maiden . . . serene, sane, and sensible . . . Quite . . . calm efficiency ... Well, I don't know . .. modesty ... will never be an ad for Chen Yu . .. QOh, Wesleyana? . . . But I've gotta have a crisis . . . Just have to write my conclusionit's due in five minutes . . . It's growing kids, don't ya think? . clear conscience . . . Chesapeake kitten . .. time for a little somepin . .. Ja-a-a-nie . . . finger in every pie . . . Korean flags welcome home twin Sandy. :bomfAy jng!id Philosophy Airmail overdeas . . . dreams come true of Dick and a Cape Cod cottage . . . shower in May, orange blossoms in June . .. her face lights up . . . intellectual IP e she circulatesQuarterly, cigarettes, and mail . . . photogenic 48-er . . . I'm so upset . . J entertainment for envious eligibles . . . a philosophers whole view .. .subtle humor . . . handwriting on her wall . . . shorthand and typing: a prac- tical eye to the future . . . week-end dis. appearances for Providence appearances. urgt'nia ..jCzizer JoAndon marjorie 696;004 Movies . . . likes big rings and chocolate . Pahty, pahtyls ICENCTeaT: Johnsons baby powder . . . harmless equivocation . . . a ranch with horses . . . puppy-lover . .. flight to Bermuda. .. I smeared it . . . dimpled personality . . . He's a swe-etie . . . late hours and black coffee . .. lips that lipstick seldom touches ... Get out of bed, Wardwell, and stop that alarm. . . be-bop music . . . psycho- logical ills. .. style-conscious . . . constant enthusiasm and sunny equilibrium . . . little tyrant. Psychology uROnnyu Art A piquant Picasso in Conn. College style .. . A hockey field five ball . . . Big Noise Blew in From Winnetka . .. The horrible Hun, or how do your tulips grow? . . . The only hand-sewn jeans on campus . . . A dangy damsel with Majestic ideas . . . Favorite topic . . . Through Country Day with Brother David? . . . Straight hair on Monday, Curls by Sunday . . . Metamorphic Mir- acle. .. Lina. leodamonc! ;OAMJ'!OR Starry-eyed enthusiast . . . genuine lib- eral . . . intellectual maturity coupled with childlike appeal . . . appreciation of all the arts, both as a participator and as a spectator, plus a true devotion to sci- ence . . . an unusual combination of individuality and social conscience . . . Irish heritage evident in coloring and wit. Government uLinau 109 gargaru Ggane ..K!-.te Volatile personality . . . Diversity of interests . . . Classic features . . . Dark, romantic eyes . . . Horde of masculine admirers . . . I'm having a crisis! . . . Trimmer of third floor locks . . . Oh, Blat! . . . Unquenchable exuberance, Incendiary soul . . . But I can't say wristwratch . . . singing to the moon ++ . We're having cream puffs tonight, girls! . . . Taste for striking and casual clothes . . . Lovely figure . . . Flair for the creative . . . 8:30 breakfasts . . . Whats this jiggy? ... Optimist . . Confidante . . . Forever off to the libery . .. Do you want to hear a good poem? . . . He has the most wonderful philosophy . .. Warm smile and genuine sociability . . . Loyal friend. Economics 7 Barbs Zoology Life and laughter . . . the Nordic look + - You can have it if you can find 1t? . . . tomato juice and crackers . . . You take 0 and you bring back! . .. her floor's her filing cabinet . . . teeth Ipana'd love to have . . . her screen that hides a million secrets . . . Alexis in a shirt-tail . . . Life 2 trap e the number nine . .. Let's finesse MR e Something for the boys . . . Come to the party! Jane Jggzum inzer S K in And still the wonder grew that one so small could carry all she knew . . . dream world . . . shoes by Adler . . . President of Dilemma Lane . . . South America, take her away . . . Chiquita Sareeta . . . Ah-h-h-h . . . socially-minded . . . sensitive appreciation of life . . . the pose ... Mon seul amourJean . . . And God said let there be landand there was Brooklyn . . . Think I'll have another cup . .. petite, pert, and precious. Spanish Tweet Surry English Happy-go-lucky independence . . . in- fectious giggle . . . a Brooklyn gal but no tell-tale accent . .. the thing of it is . will argue with anyone about any- thing . . . switchboard tales . . . I've got to get somebody to announce in chapel . . creative writing on the spur of the moment . . . millions of dead gardenias on over-burdened bulletin board . . . those C.G.A. week-ends! . . . always sees the funny side of things . . . up to her neck in activitiesnever QUITE over her head . . . NO ONE calls home collect . . . laughable and lovable. 52. Warion Jgemfg English The all night delicatessen in Larges room . . . Well, really! . . . Expressive eyes and laugh all her own . . . Hasty housecleanings before parental visits . . Papers, presidencies, and poetry . ..Eng- lish major with a business head . . . Songs with spirit but litcle melody . . . Oh! I was so embarrassed!? . . . Always a sympathetic ear for other people's troubles . . .Snack Bar habitude . .. Genuine friendliness . . . Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth? leifa 6?4!: ofarge 112 Vlathatlie Kol Wheres my glasses? . . . evicted from home . . . Maria and the bottles . . . Is there any beer in Istanbul? . . . Novem- ber trips to Ocean Beach-speed record of fifteen miles per hour . . . worry bird - . . Anyone seen my wallet? . . . delight- fully absent-minded . . . Psark, lets have a cigarette . . . Midnight phone calls , ., she's going deaf . . . prunes, gum, and Cooperatives. Economics Rita uEllyss Government Tall and stately . . . polkaing down the hill . . . Ever heard of New Hope? . . . summer vagabond . . . the tenth Judge ...food ... Wordsworth and the botan- ical gardens . . . bands abandoned . . . Have to write the President about that! . . . lots of mail before International Week-end . . . PM and Paganini . . earnestness and sincerity . . . See you in Prague . . . And to think I was almost an Ec major. 8!;'2514144 ol,eifA-leo.M ggmn or .z4nn cfazrud Bankruptcy ahead in June of 48 for N. Y., N. H. H. Railroad when Elly's week-end trips are over . . . whirlwind romance promises perfect future . . . diligence in work that produces results e, ciEeens it Peetia 10sitRave a Bito balance it her name appeared on the next Dean's list . .. taking Home Eco- nomics 17-18 with an eye to June 20. .. Braemar sweaters to soccer field . . . Well, it's so complicated . . . sudden interest in argyles . . . glamorous with- out, generous within . . . Hard to know impossible to forget. American History jmne csfem andLi Hey kids, I finished my math ... C. G. A. every fall . . . acid eaten shirts . . . assembly line sweaters . . . one o'clock one finger typing . .. He's too nice ... antique alarm clock with a loud tick but a weak alarm . .. Mama Lemanski . . . From the board or my hand? . . . ump- teen hours of chem lab per week . . . wide acquaintances among the Bridge- port boys at Fort Trumbull . . . post- vacation Polish pastries . . . no such word as procrastination in her vocabulary . . . a happy combination of sincerity, cheer- fulness, and unassuming charm. Chemistry uSaIn Irene Auerbach Mis en garde . . . That's my Mom . .. liberal thinker . . . equestrian . . . It's hard to believe that you have never heard of G. Fox and Company . . . cashmeres beaucoup . . . hair dresser de luxe . .. That must be my buzzer ... 0od sense and sense of humor . . . El-lqn! - . . sincere, considerate, and conscientious . . . shower crooner . . . Doctor Cross said . . . bandbox fresh- Ness . . . seventeen out of thirty-four. Saff;; gargara c:fewi:i Edith Lo Wt Quarterly re-organizer . . . There's no one as wonderful as Bob . . . I'm not so short . . . Culbertson disciple . . . model wardrobe . . . striking brown eyes ... California, here I come . . . precise and particular . . . sports oversized bath towels . . . Littlest but not least . . . a man who comes to breakfast . . . that soleful look . . . straightforward, con- scientious, and intense . . . I'm calling just because. Sociology Edicn History Did I ever tell you about. . . What? . .. Just five minutes for a game of Soli- taire . . . Sliding spectacles . . . Cry God for Harry, England, and St. George ... Enthusiastic absorption in history . .. Agonized expressions . . . Lost in a maga- zine story . . . Searching for The Truth, Visionary Soul . . . Scotch Plaid ancestry . .. Are my ears showing? . . . White cable-stitched socks . . . Glints of red in her hair and striking brown eyes . . . Please pass the mashed potatoes . . . Did I ever tell you about . .. Punny sense of humor- Captain, the men are revolting . . . The tailored woman . . . Warmth and sincere friendliness. .Sz t'rf:zy macknzie 115 Economics -+ . My Boston back- .+ . The Maple Leaf Efficiency plus ground you know? forever . Well, T was just chic- chatting with , . , wonderful sport -+ - My little sister Loje , . . CERE This is my, zew suit, I 8ot it freshman year . . . The backbone of AT an too carggiaituge . . . Who's clean. ing the suite today? . . . That smooth page-boy; the tailored look . . . Whar have T missed now? . . . Well known, and well warth knowing, x.gqrrfef marJAaff 116 ggzagefd WarJA Well, somebody has to do it so she does it . . . smiles beforeand after breakfast . . . Did I tell you? . . . success story . . . dignified . . . Alrenk you glad yourre you? . . . serenity cool head, warm heart . . . considerate, careful, conscientious . . . lovely to look at, delightful to know. Economics Happy RBettyss Art Hey kids, the most awful thing hap- pened! . .. Is he tall enough? ... Her original humor brightens up many a dismal day . . . Wait until you see 7y etchings . . . My mothers so Bos- tonian . . . Those week-ends in New York . . . Passion for raising fishermen on Cape Cod and Eskimos in Alaska . .. But kids, that isn't what I meant . .. friendly smile and sandy, wavy hair ... The artistic touch. germa Wa yer 117 5fizagefd ol':zwid marx Hi lover . . . Louisiana lobbyist . . . Il faut que je . . . Promise you'll wake me up . .. just go-o-tta go to my eight o'clock . . . lights left on and electric alarm clock make college electric bill soar . .. teddy bears and stuffed dolls . . . neatness and perfection . . . she goes for that one Southern drawl . . . green eyes and grey matter . .. the ear muffs on the shelf . . . infectious giggle . . . mobile face . . . technicians wife first class . . . gznerous, genial, conscientious. Economics Bert mary csfou mc Creclie Irrepressible humorist . . . I'll pummel you! . . . Littlel girl looks and assured charm . . .C.G.A. and Honey-babe -+ . Wood-hue? . . . Seedy . .. Gener- osity and high ideals . . . Ha! a conflict situation! . . . Whatever is fickle, freckled who knows how? . . . Shin- ing auburn hair . . . Mimic par excellence + + . What a Dodo! . . . Pained at unpunctuality . . . Listen to this! . . . Rendition 'of Westfield Leader to un- willing victims . .. Shwiff . . . Deceptive naivet . . . Order amidst the chaos . . . Well, obviously . . . Straightfor- ward and sincere . . . Sparkle and warmth . . . Sociable soul. Psychology chacn History One who lives with an optimist Barbara, this room is a mess! . . . Rus- sian literature and Van Gogh . . . sincere appreciation expressed by laughing eyes + - . completely natural generosity . . . Grateful for an argument no matter what the issue . . . summer school en- thusiast . . . fucture goalsgraduate school and Australia. .Ale!;n mc Cm:jdin marianne mc:bona f cl Connoisseur of labels . . . Friday night soireds . . . always a bit of perfection . . . subtle humor . . . summer school en- thusiast . . . But you have to keep up your contacts . . . Jordan almonds and gum drops . . . jaunts to Washington . . . that Thanksgiving vacation . . . Mine's the steel city . . . nifty and oh so neat ... We dont realize just how lucky we are . . . sloe-eyes . . . passion for naps, especially in class . . . lady in the towel . . . our little optimist . . . Dear Diary . . . Football week-ends, oh how Ilove them. .. Tll certainly miss C.C. Home Economics Chemistry Tobacco Mary and Coca-Cola Begg ... I dont like to say this, but . .. she just plows alongon dean's list . . . It's Kassy . . . Greenbrierher symbol for heaven . . . Melodious soprano You Left Me Drifting On a FOO-O- G-G-Y River . .. I'm hunting polli- wogs this afternoon . . . ghost of third floor New London . . . Problem: shoes too small and on the wrong feet . . . In- formals formal . . . Ambition: Hawaiian Islands at forty and chase men at seventy-one! mary Ca fltarin.e mc George 119 S History Never too busy to be friendly . . . hustle- bustle girl . . . Jast minute history papers, suffer one, suffer all b thoselcon. veniences , . . You too may look like this some day , . . always cheerfyl . . . How de do . . . The dreamer type -+ - perpetual correspondence with American Airlines . . Detroit calling e food, fashion, and fiction , . . Wait 'til the family hears . Don't panic, don't panid, everything is satisfacryal e thoughtful generosity, sunshine, and smiles. margaref -4!1 .9 mCJC?an 120 p alricia mf gowan I'll shoot a spadea bridge lingo all her own . . . a fee-und for sweets and podadoes . .. I'll be glad when you're dead, you industrialist you . . . New Haven PAC meeting leads to Derby Day and poison sumac . . . rubbers to protect her from the dew . . . Could I possibly borrow? . . . dry humor . . . can quote statistics on the most amazing subjects . . . well-versed on any and every subject . . . the Kazembeg salon - - a rare intelligence and an unceasing quest for knowledge . . . very wise and very humble. Government uJan!! Botany As lovable and huggable as a favorite teddy bear . .. I think thats a Lonicera sempervirens of the family Caprifolia- ceae, but then again it may be dande- lions . . . effortless effervescence and an avid appreciation of all around her . . He was just hysterical! .. . Down the Road a Piece, the Duke, the Count, King Cole put a sparkle in her eyes and the blues in her voice . . . lazy, limber jitterbug . . . Oh, Moan! . . . glowing gold hair that sets the male world on fire . . . the tan is Sea Island's; the sun- shine is hers. Wargamf .4 my fiz'en Jand meifen The form of the dorm . . . It's movie, not show . . . Service League's Pres. . . . Are there Indians in Chicago? . . . strapless bathing suits . . . I'm so upset ... gum snapger . . . In the summer it gets blonder . . . amazing efficiency . .. Lighthouse and Sam's . . . I know I flunked! . . . those cocker-spaniel eyes . .. How do you write a thank you lecter? . . . the yellow convertible . . . Crisis . . . third finger, left hand . . . an abundance of patience . . . To know her is to love her. Economics 121 Gwen mon lz The root-toot-tooter from Milwaukee - . The bigger the hole the better the cheese . . . A not so strange dislike for Poor Jud is Dead! . .. A whippet-like approach to the Apache dance . . . An- other day, another blouse . . . Term paper pallor . . . Coffee time from eight . . Of course there are no to nine . Indians in Milwaukee! . . . A functional understanding of friendship . . . Gwen. English Mathematics Oh: kids! Tean't goT have 3 mach assignment . . . Proves procrastination can be cured by surgery . . . spontaneity . - . incredible lovability and inherent honesty . . . gives new vitality to clichd VIrtues. .. tenacity in approach to prob- lems belies impression of naivet . . . a sincere desire to teach coupled with the ability for success. -4!1 ce Mm'gan yoanne marridon The enigma . . . Lets have sardines tonight . . . Boom Boom . . . gargles and vitamins . . . legs . . . I'm about to crumble . . . fashion plate . . . Who's cleaning the suite today? . . . Lady Godiva . . . All my married friends . .. This room looks like malebolge . . . never a dull moment . . . subtle sense of humor . . . A wealth of understanding. Economics Nance Philosophy Intense, interested, and definite . . . she percolates . . . that magic island . . . Ip's terrific . . . there was a little girl who had a little curl . . . York! . .. the Whole View . . . that eyebrow . . . rol- licking laughter . . . shes agin i1t . . . satire, sarcasm, sense of humor . . . all or nothing . . . voluminous vocabulary . . . much has she travel'd in the realms of gold . . . philosopher in embryo . . . the Voice heard round the world. Wancy c:l, ove morrow 123 Betty Art Huzzah? I, oud temperamental artist, tennis and modern dance enthusiast . . . creator of K. B.s Smoe . . . runs the gamut from depression to elation in 24 hours that wonderfuyl ability to forget things . . . Hips, hips away! NO ONE has hidden my Ec. Book , .. I'm goingto be late again . . . phobia for keeping electricity bills down . . . Secondary lighting is really much bet- ter . . . week-end tizzyher closet s jammed, but what can I wear? . summer hideaway . . . rusticates in Ver- mont . . . terrific! Jean- mu Efg?l' 124 5fiza4ef4 mor:ie Sparkling eyes . . . all American girl . . . scads of dates and most of them Bobs .. Super week-end . .. What a riot . oodles of enthusiasm . . . champion racqueteer tennis, that is . .. Does anyone want some grapefruit? . . . My sister got the car . . . social aplomb . . . 2 mean jib tender . . . Have you seen Richard lately? . . . Let's do something exciting . ., Really? . , . A whole cake! . .. You know what he said? . . that natural look . . . physiology what a struggle . . . pet projects galore. Home Economics uDeln Auerbach Herb, Herbie. Herbert . . . a place for everything and everything in its place. .. The G. Fox Specialty Shop . . . Let's be sensible . . . polished from tip to toc . . . she majored in solitaire . . . quiet dignity .. . Mother Hank's cupboard 1is never bare, for presents from Herbie are al- ways there . . . a junior beaver . . . her duck walk . . . the fastest knitter ever ... In short, her equal? No one. xjvlenm'effe Wewfiefcj :bel;akine myerd Dont call me Delphine; my mother was frightened by a greenhouse . . . no peep, no peek, no punch, no perk 'til after her third cup of coffee in the morn- ing . . . fabulous cigarette holder and lemon juice appear before weekends . . . a soul of generosityif she's got it, it's yours . . . large range of sensitivity Beethoven to Spike Jones . . . crinkly eyes and shoulder-shaking laughter . . papers galore, the price of being a His- tory major . . . conscientious effort to make idealism realism . . . one fuschia hat is enough in anyone's lifetimeDel can vouch for that. History 125 SAirg,;y .z4nne 77564040!1 Wistful grey eyes and enviable complex- ion . . . Holmes Hall English major . . . Sensitivity and imagination . . . Esthetic soul . .. If T could only quote Winuic the Poob on my general . . . Hilarious laughter and excited screams . . . How wawful! . . gyrating gesticulations . . . T had the most hysterical lessonMr. Quimby said ! . .. Fifty-foot rope in case of fire... Buffy ... I must clean this room before my mother gets here -+ . Battery of alarm clocks heralds the dawn ... If I can only get through this week. . . Cat fancier. . . Loves all things New England from Cape Cod to clam chowder . . . Warm sympathy and un- derstanding. English 126 Squirrely English Brains and beauty, our competent Kay - . . deep understanding at hand to aid all . . . incurable hair-twister . . ., a gal- axy of pillows for curl-up comfort . . . story-teller with adaptable inflections - - - a Mystic girl with a practical phi- losophy . . . artmouth and Dan-the Big Green forever! . . . Frenesi . quixotic quotes for every occasion . . . pervading calmness and assured poise. ;jsz4erine J.'? Woyed Carof parac!ide Strains of Guadalajara en un llano . . . solitary sunset strolls . . . long evenings with a Spanish caballerito . . . Bananas must be ripe, and in a certain way . . . My track star brother . .. No soy la Senorita Parliament! . . . she carries trays and boy, it pays . . . It's a long way through Don Quixote . . . A helping hand, a ready smile . . . summers: globe trotting, camping, canoeing . . . over- whelming sincerity . . . those guitar du- ets with Tink . . . inherited intellectual initiative. Spanish uPatn Philosophy Irrepressible gaiety . . . Striking blonde hair and Puckish features . . . Anybody want a Good Humor? . .. Warm sym- pathy . . . At Bradford, they .. Nobody knows the transfers. .. Room with that lived-in look . . . unfailing generosity . . . Modern Man is Obsolete ... restless intensity . . . Please tell me I look over sixteen . . . Reminders of her approaching birthday . . . Botanical al- lergy . . . Colorado cow-traps . . . Jokes about those corn-fed Kansans . . . I'll Schneider you . . . Arbitrary soul . . . Dinner hour naps. . . only 72 more days til vacation . . . lovable. p alricia p arroll 127 uPat:! Chemistry It's on the deskBuyt where's the desk ? -+ - Terror of the chem lab . . - A major problem: to pry her out of bed in the AM. . .. Go west, George-Milton, go west . . . Hey kids, T just dissolved my blue-jeans in lab todays 8 u ice-cream, ice-cream . . . Famous for aJ night ses- sions with things-to-do lists . .. I just know I flunked? . .. Tennis lover, smooth sailor, and mathematician -+ . Diets at the snack bar .., THE vellow sweater and the, red dust-mops . , . Wonderful Silver Bay hospitality . . . A truly versa- tile gal. 540110:- gafcfwin p enli'efc! 128 mary aqane p affer:ion Our nymph with the thunderous feet -+ + Let's harmonize . . . bathroom blues . . . husky voice . . . New England's misplaced r's with an everythink else attachment. . . short one . . . Ya know -+ - happiness was just a thing called Joe ... Amalgo orator . . . I mean-er-2 ., . Leotard Lil. . . last minute tizzy. . Yogi concentration . . . 1066 and all that . . . athletic agility . . . brillo-pad plaits . . . Just let me ask you one thing. History uBeVn Music Could lose her organ if given chance, but can find music in anything . . . Miss Pipe, Miss Pope, Miss Peep . . . Rosy cheeks and Oh! those legs . . . Hot Rock! . . . ecstatic about Bach's subdominants and Chopin's Neapolitan sixths . . . our song leader: perfect pitch Pope . . . Is this Chicago? No, Toronto! . .. I can live now, my teapot's here . . . Violent Awakenings . . . Honestly, it's due last semester . . . Clinton: population 1238 with three suburbs AND Hamilton . . . Just give me ten minutes to feel sorry for myself . . . No thanks, I gave up smoking last week . . . Aladdin Quimbys genie, Lllegm 3ownf;y p ope geverfy ;ean loierdon Fifth Avenue look with nothing to wear . . . Miss Pierson, telephone . paradox of noise and poise . . . generos- ity unlimited . . . her Bible is the Kan- sas City Independent . . . the sweetheart of Sigma Chi . . . Princeton one week- endDPenn the next . . . twenty-nine broken hearts . . . always a smile . . My little brother, Gregory . .. a party gal through and through . . . Life with Beverly is never dull. English Lee 129 ...... jeannelfe priaur Breton ambassador . . . sea-grey eyes . . . Celtic gaiety and articulateness . . . Maude and she enjoy a novel rooms ar- rangement . . . TThe study of music is very rewarding. . . wide interest in literature, favoring Heine among the German poets . . . would like to auto- stop through the United States; then return to Paris to do Franco- American cultural work . . . Long Island, first sight and first love . . I'm flat broke . . . winter: the city; summer: lake or sea- side, so long as it's water! . . . French style and American adaptability . . swimming, tennis, and Maude's going to teach me to ski in the future . . . Sometimes we get low . . . Intelligence and enthusiasm . . . Are there any more at home like you? English Psark 130 ; F Jeannette Economics Descended from a Greek goddess . . . It's Human! . . . the most sensational room on campus . . . I hate capitalism . . . her eyes are like skaters gliding across the ice + - notorious Uncle HarryCensored - - . Greek pastry with sugar sauce . . . Sleepers, awake! . . . Spring Street . . . Listen, fellas . , . Brandenburg concertos . . . feverish News articles Monday after- noons. .. I want to LIVEand she does. ezlwofdy lgdaanJ :bomfgy Quin!an, I'd love tobut, kids, my schedule! ... squeaky slippers . . . the peek-a-boo bang . . . Spanish major with eyes to the future . . . Mexico's wonderful! . . . Sorry! the cokes are gone! . . . the well-controlled eyebrow . . . Salads, I hate em . . . the too convenient bal- cony . . . fetching freckles . . . Irish to the core . .. I dont want to fall in love, I just want to be infatuated. Spanish Dodie Economics Everybody's friend . . . Do you really think so? ... the C girl ... 10:00 P.M.: Goodnight. See ya' in the morning. Knit two, purl three, drop five . . . face in the window . .. even keel . . . J-town . .. Come on in. Have a cig . . . the age of innocence . . . that magnetic per- sonality . . . never an unkind word . . . optimistic gaiety. Warcia Canning Qm'nn Joannie Government Graceful hands adorned with a Moslem ring . . . nails by Revlon . . . literary ability displayed in Press Board and Quarterly . . . floppy So'westerA re you sure that's Gogie underneath? the kitten that lives on her bed . . . femi- nine charmthe softest voice ever i NoMy mother cooks the best . . 3 scheduled efficiency needed to cram in all those activities . . . Humph! . . , lemons and more lemons . . . But, kids, Miss Dilley says , . . proudest aunt in East Orange.. . . always on hand when a friend is needed. gfm'!ia 3ranced ea c!e 132 mary Joanna leay Spontaneity . . . fidelity . . . Hahvahd, doodledy-doo . . . take it as a challenge ... self-effacing . . . Yoannie . . . those Ray remarks . . . What's news, kids? ... quiet charm . .. pleasing, well modu- lated voice . . . G'nite all . . . spring spurts of musical creativity . . . compe- tition with Cornell Daily Sun . . . Aphrodisia . . . Miami Beach . . . straw- berry blonde . . . Boston belle . . . pink waltz parties . . . Oh, you're kidding! . sisters, Sal and Robbie . . . pictorial map of C. C. ... sensitivity and under- standing. Zoology SA irgzy leee:ie Q, where can I rent a suit of armor and borrow a 17th century shawl?? . . . North's train-shaped room and just as crowded . . . initial shyness . . . Larch- mont pride . . . NO ONE found out . . . energy and efficiency . . . conscientious choir member . . . fits of tidiness . . . Stanford-Binet, Wechsler-Bellevue, and more . . . Be my victim . . . many real interests . . . quick replies . . . depend- ability, brains, and cheerfulness. Psychology Shirl Peggy,, English The loop'd and window'd raggedness of her nightgowns . . . Mrs. Malaprop ... life on the Island, life in the Library . uninhibited . . . Where's Skippy? . . myopic misdemeanors . . . Groucho and Goethe . . . impulsive gaiety . . . the Chief . . . wild gesticulation on occa- sion . . . frankness and practicality . . . fondness for bulldogsall kinds . . . I mean, you know . . . inadvertent humor ... bursts of energy . . . I will arise and go now. Wargaref WAEfforc! Keynofc!a T Wancy leicAade Mrs. Malaprop . . . In the arms of Or- pheus . . . big hearted . . . that ten of two walk . . . easy to please . . . Bait the hook well, the fish will bite. . . . unin- hibited . . . That's my roommate! . . . childlike charm . . . the great profile . . . But in the shower my voice sounds good! . .. mechanical muse . . . gener- ous and genial. Sociology Dickie Mathematics Characteristics? Oh, just put Wesley down seventy times . . . Romance . . . algebraic phone calls . . . B.W.O.C. . .. 4:00 AM. and the problem's still un- solved . . . Russian to the math club picnic . ., Wesley . . . Peppy . . . but in the morningGive ma five minutes more . . . Where, oh where has my little rug gone? . . . BIG voice in a little girl . ., tea for two . .. rich girl has a roommate and a fiance . . . where the elite meet to eat in the suite . . . whirl- wind romance of seven years. leogerla lez'cAam!J Jean IQ: tt Vacillating philosophyillusion versus reality . . . It depends on how you de- fine your terms! . . . Disdain for the mundane . . . I made a gross error! ... Metamorphosis from blue jeans to black dresses . . . T think I'll be aloof this weekend . . . Completely baffled by any mathematical relationships . . . Per- secuted topknot . . . Reluctant riser . .. Poor Rit! . . . But I like this color combination! . . . Solitary warbler . . . Pm in my manic phase today ... Ar- dent reformerhe never did lose ten pounds . . . Psychological insight, Search- ing soul . . . I always do my work in a bloc? . . . Critical ability . . . Oh, but it's so bourgeois . . . When we were at the Shore . . . Poetic spirit and creative Rite talent. English KtElly,, Economics Snack bar 1-2, 3-4, 11-12, and 21-22. .. soapbox orator . . . Sandwiches! . . . diurnal and stubborn sleeper . . . Have you tried the Roberts plan? . . . sun- worshipperfully clothed . . . I'm go- ing to study now; wake me up for my next class . . . fifty dollars worth of capitalism . . . Morgens, keed? . . . she can fix anything . . . center of Prague incident . . . intelligence, forthright- ness, and humor. ggzanor leogerfd Ginie Psychology Its a kill! . . . Fred Allen pays her hush money to keep out of the limelight . charm and personality which Con- necticut welcomes and Bradford misses - - . Friday decisions about Saturday vi- sions . . . Whether it's ankle straps or sling pumps her legs do them justice . . industrious student, but 2 ready play- mate . . . Lets have 3 pahty . . . Guess 136 where she lcomes from? . . Every- thing's soignes! .Sz.irfey ;Qodd U-,-gen:a mary IQOCAG To be a bride this June . . . week-end conferences with her lawyer . . . apart- ment-hunter par excellence . . . sweater a weekwho's all that knitting for? . . . member of Vickie's Coffee Club in the Snack Bar . . . spic and span lady- like abode . . . NO ONE is locked in the suitcase closet . . . supports the N, Y., N. H. H. R.R. . . . second-mother to Buzzy, the kid brother . . . favorite saying: Who didn't clean the bathtub? English Shirley YA T Jdngefa IQuAEn Qbe Cefid A laughing Spanish beauty with a Perel- man sense of humour . . . hair that al- ways looks terrific whether upswept, down swept, side swept or wind swept ... Oh, it's nothing . . .The New Look has been a boon to her businessa'hem ...abuzzer ... Miss de Celis . . . the patter of little feet.... Hola! ... Si and she's off again . . . but Dr. Morris says, You must get the whole view ... the only regret is that Larson nabbed her our first two years. Spanish Angie Carol Home Economics First things first . . . forceful . . . self- armed . . . a strong will of her own . .. mature conceptions . . . intensity . . . a well-ordered and trained mind . . . ver- satility . . . sudden wisdom . . . philo- sophical bent . . . chemical confusion junior year . . . calendar-minded . . . travelosis . . . those expressive eyes . . . He's s0-0-0 sweet . . . a crowded love life and an undecided heart . . . a down- to-earth sophistication . . . special charm her very own . . . worth knowing well. Corroll Rissell 5!5$21 4 GKfZ Freemans Nostradamus . . . passion for shoes, especially green . . . Daddy and Dewey . . . Fibber McGee's closet . . . Have I cut French this week or can I cut it again? . . . Majored in contacts and came through with flying colors . . . the perfect pageboy coveted by all . . . takes monthly orders for rabbit, rabbit wishes . . . fun loving gal, and loved for her fun . . . a letter for every situation .+ . bills, bills, bills . . . ghastly death mask from Elizabeth Arden two hours before every date . . . Let's face it, Rusty, it's been real. ?jirg inia Auerbach 138 RLISEY,, Auerbach The dreamer with intellect . . . gullible gal .. . 505 bridge . . . conscientious outliner . . . buc I learn that way.. .. sentimental journeys . . . inherited tale loyalty . . . picnics in Madison . . . a truly mature chapel talk . . . spontaneous verse - uninhibited witr . . . thoughtful, CIBV?I', kind, . . , midnight gab sessions - Impeccable complexion, p Ayf!i'd SQCAJ Mephistopheles Junior . . . A twin sis- ter! There CANT be two like you . . . Home run hitter in tennis . . . But I can't drink my milk, it gives me tonsil- itis? . . . Flash bulb fiend . . . News ex- chequer . . . brains for business . . . But you ought to taste my mother's apple pie we have! . . . inveterate hair twist- er. .. Geekers . . . co-winner of tower bridge tournament . . . I'm a fourth for bridgewho will be the first three? ... My dog, Sandy . . . basso duets with Begg and batty ballets . . . known for her pep, dependability, and sense of humor. Economics Sociology The All-American Girl . . . neat with a needle . . . that outdoor look . . . week- ends . . . I can't get into any of my clothes! . . . thinks of everyone else first .. weakness for hair clips and stuffed animals . . . T've got so much work to do!? . .. Crisis . . . All my tan is gone The trouble is when I like them they dont like me . . . Ever-abounding en- thusiasm, spirit, and pep. mfcla ScAaum anmn 139 Gganel Solf That pussy-cat look . . . hikes to Holmes Hall . . . Weekends in New York . . . Watch the rug; Bertie might want it back some day . . . chronic hiccups . .. My blue jeans are rotting againchem lab, you know . . . innate ability for making you feel good . . . I want to be called Jannie . . . presents from Dad . . . Who's cleaning the suite today? . ., Crisis . . . I did not go through four years of college to become a barber . . . pert nose . . . unaffected and genuine. Chemistry Fran Sociology Perpetual perplexity . . . Oh, its only Shallet's . . . tea-time at 3:00 MRS calamity Jane, cheered by Winnie-the- Pooh .. . ham and coffee jce cream . Where's Betsy . . . poise and grace. .. that composed face . . . the perfection- ist . . ski week-ends and flying lessons - . . there's language in her ey nens thusiastic determination. I 3mnce:i .SZarp 140 Sociology Lanky to svelte by mere change of cloth- ing . . . sailing silly . . . race-week at MarbleHEAD, that is . . . Positively Grismal . . . crew hat stemming from seventh grade serves to iron just sham- pooed curls . . . cant begin to begin a day without coffee and a cigarette . . . But I get a red tan ... NO ONE's watching you . .. I'm the funniest girl I know? . . . natural beauty . . . Snack bar 3-4, can't be a bore . . . she romps . . . winning honesty and wit. Wafafie SlxaffucL marguifa may SAarp Ski jump nose . . . fresh air and rosy cheeks . . . life is just a bowl of cherries ... If my buzzer rings . . . even dis- position and generosity . . . Sub Base Labitued . . . Daddy says . . . ever Sharp . . . banana booster inherited from tropic living . .. bridge? Sure kids! ... zoologically speaking . . . in the wilds of Maine . . . first draft papers . . . noctur- nal talks with Punch . . . matter of fact ... quick .. . domesticity . . . coke-aine Quita . . . T could dissect that frog in my sleep . . . Ta, Ta. Zoology 141 le'la gnger New York, New Yorkits a hell of a town . . . shes doing her best to make the college co-ed . . . infectious laugh ... O.K.? . . . cable sox made with four needles and eight bobby pins . . . There's no business like show business for both dad and daughter . . . grace and charm . . . weekend's her major . ., quick comprehension of material makes lictle studying go a long way . .. syste- matic and practical . . . her heart does Flip-flops. Philosophy Chella 142 TEAEE uTonin Philosophy Thats something we will always re- member . ., vibrant charm . . aiTet's sing after supper . , . harmonizes natu- rally: . SSETS doesn't have to be hand- some, just nice and big! . . . 5 phone call today . . . a professional knitterfor fun st bought some new records boogie, blues, and Beethoven . . . makes up three weeks assignments in an after- noon ... Let's take pictures.. . . never too busy to stop and chat . . . cotton ::!ressesz wide belts, and a tiny waist . . . Imagine us seniors! . . . everything she does she's good at . . . contagious happi- ness . . . a friend to treasure, Chellee Sludil, p alricia Sgaan Wait till you see my leading man, fel- lers! . . . Wake me up in time for dinner . . . Lamb Chop . . . 6 5 isn't cither too tall for me! . . . poise . . . Who wants to give herself a perma- nent? . . . individuality . . . Will some- one please cue me?? . . . Crisis . . . The Maple Leaf forever . .. What time is i2 ... Always curled up with a maga- zine . . . Thoughtful and affectionate. Economics Patso Psychology gki . . . unco-ordinated exuberance ... pert pink nose and roguish eyes . . . cherished diamond . . . George's sole ri- val, Edward the Bear . .. horseback riding, her nemesis . . . acute critic and independent thinker . . . skeptical soul . . . practical applications of her major Don't you think that Ophelia was a hebrephrenic? . . . Mascot Hunt cas- ualty . . . a danger to doors . .. sudden expressive gestures and impish grin . . . diminutive size and enviable figure . . . diurnal mood swings from gamine to bored sophisticate You girls are so silly! . . . Dear Mother and Willard . constantly buzzing . . . sincerity and charm. .Afice urginia Sm EfA 143 Sternsie Philosophy Des Moines, yes ma'am . . . Goin home, boy . . . exotic version of American beauty . . . champagne personality Eating is an aesthetic experience the quest for certainty resolved . . . Ad- mirable candidness . . . the rare combi- nation of attractiveness and intelligence -+ Ambition is a sojourn in Europe and study at the Sorbonne. Cflg'za gefA ;gfua rt 144 mam'an .Syfern Southern drahwl . . . jet black hair . . . I'may can . .. de gustibus . ., But 3 zoo major is not inhumane . . . great feeling for music . . . Do I look fat in this? . . . Confederate flag saved for football season . . . back and the blues - + . wide-awake and witty . . . Stern Outline Series . . . dreams of a new mu- sic building . . . Bye, y?all!? Zoology t!Ib by,, Sul Spanish Every days a holiday . . . Scotty, cut my hair . . . insatiable curiosity . . . Anyone wanna play eight-handed soli- taire? . . . Crisis . . . four years of col- lege, and still can't play bridge . . . How long are you going to study Philos? . . . bouncing walk . . . Think I'll write a paper on universality . . . willing to converse at any hour . . . witty . . . Well, when I was in Mexico . . . Graduation June 14th, wedding bells the 20th . .. good things come in little packages. Molone Subzer 145 Wanf n d.?mncla Suffiuan Dartmouth and Jack . .. How can a married intern live on seven dollars a month? . . . Puck face . . . Tales of Gail ... the call of the po-po ... just got a new dress and I hate it . . . a blushing young maid . . . He's such a sweetie! . . . Sox fanLknitting and hitting . . . solitaire champ . . . her natural curly hair is the envy of all . . . when Irish eyes are smiling . . . Semper Jackitis, ma honey . . . vivacious personality in a pert package. Economics Bromo paufine f$oc!don Summem The greatest thing since Ben Hur . . . a past master at gum cracking . .. I like it just fine . . . gorgeous clothes and glamour gal . . . Have you heard Dr. Cross's latest? . . . potential Dorothy Shaver . . . the long legged American girl . . . Army Blue . . . If Summers comes can a man be far behind? . . . Tampico . . . Sarape on the wall . . . I Can't Get Started With You? . . . Slim, trim, with vim. Auerbach tePOHY,: Bobbe Psychology Look who's a pilot! . . . easy to live with . . . the non-existent bobby pin. .. When I go to England . . . whiffs of -Ira'rn - .. idear . . . the airplanes whirring drone and a window full of Bobbe . .. candle light record sessions . . . saddle sores and studying on her stom- ach . . . the ever present but always lost wings .. . camel walk . . . Dual Flight .+ Certainly! Why not? . . . jazz and boogie fan . .. Its purely platonic. f.?aJam Suziman 146 3rance:i Worfon Swf ' Her name was changed Swiftly . .. Thursday night gaiety, Monday morning blues . . . immaculate plus . . . we'll write to you from China . . . nothing if not maternal . . . sincerity deep in those blue eyes . . . This is the bridge that Jack built . . . tiny, trim, and terrific . . . Dont you think my hair's curling? . .. behind the swinging Dutch doors . . . Frannie has certainly proved that mar- riage and college do mix. Child Development Nancy Lee uPrann History Serene blonde beauty . .. band box fresh- ness, always that raised eyebrow . .. At the present writing . . . there's music in her soul . .. from Bach to Hindemith. . . subtle insight . . . an attender of campus affairs . . . Ill meet you for breakfast ... Well T thought I d die . . . orchids for the lady . . . mistress of diplomacy . .. a wealth of warm friendliness under a mask of reserve. Wancy cl:'e Swi 1 147 Connie Art Cosmopolite . . . witty . . . Go away, I'm doing a Mademoiselle College Board assignment' . . . Marriage and career, you bet! . .. Manhattan Serenade . . . Hand me down my old beret and pal- ette, I'm off to Paris . . . sparkling blue eyes reflecting the depth of life . . . ver- satile . . . mumps for the Junior Prom - - up-to-date . . . clever . . . College week-ends, good institutions . . . inter- national interest. Jane Till, 148 Condlance ngna 3a440f First tennis pro who ever flunked tennis ... There's a lot of psychology in comic books . . . at camp, that is . . . Yale's a poor substitute for Coast Guard . . . Train wrecks can lead to anything! ... Good friends tried and true. . . Please take an L.Q. test . . . my subject's gone fishing . . . Party gal supreme . . . Sub Base week nights only . . . Virginia one week-end, Cornell the next . . . Radio scriptswrittenrevised . . . Gotta pass my generals so I can get a dog! . .. Come see meWashington's a terrific place! Psychology d?arAara .70m41'n5 How did fifteen dollars get in my blue jeans? ... tea time . .. Our minds were en rapport . .. The Laugh . .. I feel like T look like someone . . . Thomas Wolfe . . . But I can't remember . . . Changes her major with the weather . . . Yeah . . . shirt-sleeves when it's zero ... I am so old enough to get married ... Crisis . . . Russian people are just fascinating . .. Thanks a lot, Mac, it's been wonderful . . . Cant help loving that gal. Philosophy French But you don't understand . . . On a day like this you're one with nature and a horse! . . . I want to be bewitch- ing . . . patter i la francaise, coffee a la Mississippi mud . . . But just what are the social implications? . . . intense and interested . . . Nobody ever listens to me . .. Duhhh . . . talk about your Nassau and your Norwich, N. Y. ... an imp of a smile, a lark of a song. ofaurie .x4nne jwn.er 149 $iana ?prf'oAn How do you spell? . . . starry eyes . yes, you can use my typewriter . unexpected trips to New Haven . . . lictle-girl look . . . hours at the nursery school . . . that rapt expression . . . petite . .. fisherman's widow . . . Crisis . . . un- demanding . . . unassuming . . . A loyal friend always. Psychology 150 Q!.Di,y Philosophy Huh? . ., . Paterson's one-man Cham- ber of Commerce . . . The way she phi- losoph-eyes it . . . the atmosphere at Howard Johnson's . . . from Rutgers cap to mortarboard in four hard years . . . Question in her life is, is she majoring in philosophy or philosophers? . . . Ready smile, quick wit, individual sense of hu- mor, and a brain besides . . . pedal pushers nee slacks . . . the original ovaltine kid - I'said simply . .. haunts the halls of Freeman at midnight pursued by Teddy Roosevelt. . . the world is waiting for our Katie. JC?. fAryn uendfra gmie IMJ;M Intellectual uplift . . . Friday night coirees . . . Wait 'til you see my neph- ews ... refreshing philosophy of life. . . But he has to be Greek . . . linguist ... Know any importers or exporters? .. . bits from the Palace Confectionery . . . naiveness personified . . . I just cant find a sub . . . The Conscience . . . long distance horse lover . . . Tomorrow I diet . . . without her hands she couldn't talk . . . burning the candle at both ends . would-be expert knitter . . . the walking menu . . . reliable, reluctant, but reformed. Spanish Chemistry Mr. Kazem-beg says . . . histology at one A. M. . .. H:20 and CO: conversa- tions . . . determination plus . . . No, this is next weeks assignment, I don't have time for tomorrow's . . . One hour and seven physiological systems to go . . . practical jokes at midnight . . . Chemistry is nof narrowing . . . priv- ileged passenger of the N. Y., N. H. and H. ... four happy summers at the Con- necticut General . . . disdains the curly hair that others envy . . . winning smiles and subtle witticisms. Warf'orie u:jgfan i Sela English Tall dignity . . . small, graceful hands . . : acquainted with lots of interesting people'Let me tell you about my aged friend in California . . . creatrix of gowns and bathing suits in the well- known tubular form . . . I want to get rich quick . . . Lets go to a town that's wide open . . . quiet calm masking an exorbitant imagination . . . It was tre- mendous . . . unsuspected energy, rare sense of humor . . . frustrated soul . . . But its only my material self that is apathetic! . ., Frank . . . thoughtful critic . . . Let us eradicate all fallacies from our thought . . . Now at Whit- man .. . incurable Wanderlust e welcome addition to our midst. OQanef Wzgner Scle Whadhams Our cheerful alarm-clock . . . Torring- ton has a population of . . . Daisies . . . Well, Kids, I hate to argue, but .- - Gee, I'm engaged! . .. T've got a new limerick . . . passion for yellow . . . Dicky Day . .. Nobody ever answers my buzzer . . . Fascination for trains .+ . Who's waiting tomorrow? . . That can be explained zoologically. , . Thoughtfulness personified. Zoology Jan Art Lightning-quick week-ends with new husband, frenzied finishes to the latest seascape, landscape, or portrait, gay all- embrace of the New Lookmake up only a small part of intense living . . . versatile student combining art, mathe- matics, and drama . . . worst class sched- ule in the Senior class . . . shining eyes and humor that go best with the sun .. . that certain summer school session in New London that transformed our fa- vorite ghost town into paradise . . . Isn't Jim wonderful . . . penchant for dangling earrings and hair en haut . .. easily excited, yet the calmest, best- poised bride we've ever seen. yoyce leogerd Mjaaer Junet Whlkeflold Say, do you know? . . . those lavender argyles. .. Ideclare! ... triple alliance with Dartmouth, Yale, and McGill . . . I live in the tea-pantry room . .. a real beauty . . . Just cant help psycho- analyzing myself . . . Gotta-write-a- letter . . . records that bring memories ... New York modeling . . . Was it the publicity of LIFE magazine that drove you away for a while? Anyway, we're glad you're back. Psychology L JOYCC, Sully Wbl Dynamo of bouncing energy . . . If you had a probuscus like mine! . . . impossible typing positions . . . Hey, Gertie, letls develop . . . those lo-ng week-ends' and that gnawed knitting needle . . . Bobbie, we's just got to do something with this room . . . Wallace hand laundry . . . Thats my dismal bass . . . knee-slapping hilarity induced by own wit . . . Beaver's a flourishing citywe just ignore the dirt . Spaeshlee. Economics usalss Avuerbach Tanned through a screen down the Cape . . . silly hats . . . never cuts her 2:20 class at the snack bar . . . sense of humor accompanied by an infectious laugh . . . an old fashioned girl with a newly acquired modern twist . . . Our armonizer, Mimbo . . . I am not being educated for mediocrity . . . . Sec?ret Order of The Itching Stitch . . . With Mim around, the alarm clock is obsolete . . . Mim is the gal to Ward off our blues. B . : mriam Sawyer Warc! 154 A smile and a good word for all . . . I'm about to lose my mind, but maybe I'd better study first . . . dark-haired Circe till she met BOB . . . perpetual whirl . . . If you want to borrow anything, just anytime . . . bekerchiefed crammer . . domestic . . . well-dressed . . . Lets be realistic, lets know what we're doing . Wesleya-ana . . . I'm so nervous but underneath it all, a cool head and a warm heart. Auerbach Marty 155 tcsaln Sociology Arent you coming, Marg1e3 , 7 coloratura laughter . . . I really look skinny from the side sold on short hair . Just one more drag before you put it out Phlladelplua stories . . . Nothing ever h1ppens in Concord . flight to Bermudabumpy . . . sports- man supreme . . . What have you got to lose but your heart? . . . even- tempered and conscientious . . . I look like death itself . . . He doesnt have to be handsome, just good looking library sessions with soc . . . she may be our goat, but as a kid, shes a good one. marMa Wzrc!weff Art It's a woman's privilege to change her mind . . . Skiis on left thumb . . . let's be practical . . . Lighthouse Inns fa. vorite source of revenue . . . Insatiable appetite .. Lean't sit still . ., . T peed a neutralizer . .. Ballet slippers . . . Tall, tan, and L aimant . .. movies . - . Every- thing's terrific!!117 But Joanie dO;TSn'I'.' Know what she wants . , Ver- satility ih sports . . . When the spirit moves me! . . . Ex-major changer . . . Soph yearTony, Norm and Sallie . . , Mendifferent brand every week-end s Protege of Gaugin . . . T cant stand It ' ,e!'fa m:gi Betty Stewart Wernken Venus on the courts . . . changes with the seasons . . . sunbeams and baby oil ... Hey y-all . . . Baltimore's blonde beauty . . . Love dat man! . . . Tape measures, scales, and Campbell's soup . . . the Maryland Hunt Cup . . . week-day diligenceweek-end gaiety . . . Dog- gone . .. true to the Chesapeake, oysters and all . . . all round athletic ability . . . the voice . poised perfection and friendly charm. Economics uBimH English Small, active, talkative . . . Do you mean to say you didn't know Detroit was west of the Mississippi And you may quote me . Detrmto-Boston 204 . . . Who sald the Tigers won't wine?: L. let's hsten to Fred . .. No one 51gned me out ' My hair,s grown; it almost touches my ears Collector's mania . . . Hypochondria, I haven't used a thermometer in five days! . . . That's my Grand Central Station yell . . . All planes lead to Grosse Pointe. gerfruc!e 44 WAefclen jane Meefer A hornrimmed approach to her studies Psychological understanding of Economics . . . Sorry Jane's in Labor .. Is anyone going to the Post Office? . Argyles in any style . . . All men looked the same to her, but one looked better . . . Jo, what time do you have? . One-half of the futile bridge com- bination . . . A monumental giggle . . Many boastings of summer baskings at Bell Island . . . Janie. Economics Gertie 157 S EERRee Warion Joyce mifan! Catnaps . . . early to bed and eight o'clocks . . . A.A. for ardent athlete . . . With the crimson in triumph flashing ... exam jitters . . . The things we did last summer . . . hiding clues at four A. M. . . . House at Pooh Corners Tiger lives here . . . skiing, sunning and sailing . . . a freckled laughing face . . . honey-colored hair . . . unlucky in cards . radiant and refreshing . . . And the wheel's kick and the winds song and the white sail shaking. Psychology uJche.u Spanish Neatness and efficiency . . . Gee, am I thirsty . . . poised and gracious . . . tea for two at ten p. m. . . . mass production of sweaters . . . another package for Willie . . . NO ONE broke the records - curious fire chief . . . fourth floor rouser . . . South America bound and well-prepared linguistically . . . quick, generous, athletic . . . turkey feasts . . . movies . . . accordion blasts at Holmes. $onna may mftf'amd 158 J oan mf Zzlam:i Octopus eater . . . creator of the original pagoda . . . If I could only have some red meat! . . . one of the three flicks fans . . . the dress that never fails . . . But it makes me feel so Rumanian ... food from the dining-room . . . Wes- leyan . . . characteristic costumes . milkmaid with urbanity . . . from pre- occupation to artistic creation . . . No nerves . . . dreamer with intellectual zest ... impractical. Art BERIE: 159 Joanie Child Development Neatness personified . . . naive charm . .. Mrs. Twig . . . My Honey . . . Proud auntie of Billy and Teddy . . . Hey, fellas . . . she can cook, too . . . bewitch- ing eyes . . . C.G.A. till her dying day . .. a multitude of formals ... Heh! . .. girlish exuberance . . . mature under- standing . . . the Faculty is the thing . . . jazz or opera with equal ease . . . sunny, sweet, and sentimental. gn t'cl Wary Wffiziwc! yoan mimarfA Don't worry, everything always turns out all right . . . Imperturbable in the face of disaster . . . Mischievous grin and crinkling eyes . . . The scientific method . . . Advocate of the opposite view, Re- publican soul . . . Ardent bleacher of blue jeans . . . Month's wardrobe for a week-end fling . . . Windham's constant organizer of our prom weeck-ends . . . But I really don't have a thing to wear .+ . Amazing vitality from four hours sleep . . . relentlessly wrests roommates ' from Morpheus arms . . . I know we'll I ! have a question on this . . . Ambulatory ' . teeth brushing . . . I think he talked down to us . .. Siestas on the roof from March til June. .. Subtle humor. Curly Chemistry ee Witn Art Jote de vivre . . . that natural look . . . willowy grace . . . And-and then butand T meanand the ever- white buzzer . . . the happy artist . . . the eternal enigma . . . Witty sarcasm with a penchant for exaggeration . . ., uncontrollable giggle . . . a2 mile of smiles and a wealth of charm . . . frankness . . perpetual procrastination produces per- fection . . that wide awake look . . . the right combination of the worlds best ingredients, Kargara :-bana mffe 160 Wargaref nHafdune yam adagi Pride of the Islands . .. week-end con- ferences for Religious Fellowship . . . inveterate knitter . . . ever helpful, ever hopeful . . . April showers bring bare feet . . . our happy hula girl . . . those afternoon siestas . . . Hal! . . . petite, pert, and positive . . . her friends . . . orchids and newspapers . . . a wealth of friendliness under a mask of reserve. Sociology i Muggins .zd. jvlarrief 57;':1 43:' Tink Zoology A late but welcome member of 48 . . . Uh-uhhh . . . mechanical inventive- F ness exemplified by electrical stippler . versatility plus. .. musical virtuoso plays xylophone, tuba, clarinet, French horn, violin, mellophone, guitar, piano . . . 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Robert Cobbledick, Ph.D., Director of Admissions Katherine Hunter Peugh, Registrar John Frederic Moore, Ph.D., Director of the Summer Session Lucy Alice Ramsay, A.M., Director of the Personnel Bureau , Edith P, Carpenter, Assistant Director of Admissions : Dorothea Burton, A.M., Assistant Dean of Students i Marjorig S. Collins, A.B., Assistant to the Director of the Personnel Bureau , K. Drusilla Fielding, A.B., Secretary to the President ' Alice P. Holcombe, A.B., Secretary in the Office of the President May A. Nelson, A.B., Secretary in the Office of Admissions Florence N. Mann, Secretary in the Office of the Registrar Diana M. Cooper, Secretary in the Personnel Bureau Charlotte S. Klipp, Secretary to the Deans Margaret Hassley, Secretary to the Director of the Summer Session Fay F. Gerritt, Secretary to the Faculty Dorothy D. George, A.B., Secretary in the Office of the Dean of Students 2. LIBRARY Hazel A. Johnson, A.B., B.L.S., Librarian with rank of Professor Elizabeth Droppers, A.B., B.S., Catalogue Librarian Rowene E. Hersey, A.B., B.S., Order Librarian Muriel G. Batchelder, A.B., B.S., Circulation Librarian Thelma M. Gilkes, A.B., B.S., Circulation Assistant in charge of Reserves Ruth C. Bodemer, B.S., Catalogue Assistant Mary Al Cusati, A.B., Assistant in Order Department Miriam Lewis Richmond, A.B., Reserve Librarian Sarah Laubenstein, A.B., B.M., Assistant in Catalogue Department Adah B. Cranz, Assistant in the Library Margaret Sayles, Assistant in Circulation Department Gertrude Judson MacDonald, B.S., Documents Librarian part-time 3. INFIRMARY Marion B. Leonard, M.D., Resident Physician with rank of Prof : ; essor Mildred W. Couch, M.D., Psychiatrist part-time Alfred I..abensky, M.D., Chief of Staff, Lawrence and Memorial Associated Hospitals, Consultant in General Medicine 164 Charles Kaufman, M.D., Senior Surgeon, Lawrence and Memorial Asso- ciated Hospitals, Consultant in Surgery Harold W. Wellington, M.D., Orthopedist, Lawrence and Memorial Asso- ciated Hospitals, Consultant in Orthopedics Doris Mallalieu, R.N., Manager of College Infirmary Dorothy Ahern, R.N., Staff Nurse Eleanor L. Roberts, Staff Nurse Dorothy Weeks Borges, R.N., Staff Nurse Priscilla K. Fraser, R.N., Staff Nurse Eileen McLaughlin, A.M., Secretary-Technician 4. RESIDENCE Elizabeth H. Harris, Director of Residence and Dietitian Harriet M. Desmond, Assistant Director of Residence Alice Kirkbride, Residence Assistant and Relief Dietitian Elena Misterly, Assistant Dietitian Eleanor S. Warren, B.S., Assistant Dietitian Edna H. Webster, A.B., Assistant Dietitian Pauline Darrah, B.S., Assistant Dietitian Gladys C. Smith, Assistant Dietitian Leona Rowley, Secretary to the Director of Residence Janet Carpenter, Secretary 5. BUSINESS Earle W. Stamm, Treasurer Martha Miller Young, A.B., Bursar Allen Bennett Lambdin, Business Manager Elizabeth H. Harris, Director of Residence and Dietitian Isabel A. Cruise, Assistant to the Bursar N. Louise Chase, College Bookshop Katherine T. Floyd, Director of the Publicity Bureau Mary C. DeGange, A.B., Secretary to the Business Manager Ann S. Mackay, Secretary in the Office of the Business Manager Jessie MacCallum, A.B., Information Office Ann Cornell, Mimeographing Office Margaret M. Fitzpatrick, Assistant in the Office of the Bursar Carol Coyne, Assistant in the Office of the Bursar Barbara Crouch, A.B., Part time Assistant in the Office of the Bursar Sarah C. Linkletter, Assistant in the Office of the Bursar 165 FACULTY 1947-1948 ART Robert Fulton Logan, Professor of Art Margugrite Hanson, A.M., Associate Professor of Art Edgar DeN. Mayhew, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Art Rosamond Conant Logan, Assistant in Art ASTRONOMY Anne Mack, A.B., Assistant in Physics and Astronomy BOTANY Richard H. Goodwin, Ph.D., Professor of Botany and Director of the College Arboretum Betty Flanders Thomson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Botany Katherine H. Heinig, M.A., Assistant Professor of Botany Helen A. Stafford, A.B., Research Assistant in Botany CHEMISTRY Mary Clarissa McKee, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry Margaret W. Kelly, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry Mildred R. Newlin, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry Jean Vance Johnston, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry Phyllis T. Brown, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry Estelle Raymond, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry Helen E, Chisholm, M.S., Curator in Chemistry Department CLASSICS Edwin L. Minar, Jr., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Classics CONTINENTAL LITERATURE Carola Leonie Ernst, A.M., Professor of French ECONOMICS Florence Mary Warner, Ph.D., Professor of Economics Hartley W. Cross, Ph.D., Professor of Economics Katherine Finney, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Economics Margaret Hale Ely, B.S., Assistant Professor of Economijcs Leslie P. Beebe, A.M., Assistant Professor of Economics Irma G. Maas, A.B., Assistant in Economics ENGLISH Frances Dorothy Bethurum, Ph.D., Professor of English Gerard Edward Jensen, Ph.D., Professor of English 166 Hamilton Martin Smyser, Ph.D., Professor of English Rosemond Tuve, Ph.D., Associate Professor of English Gertrude E. Noyes, Ph.D., Associate Professor of English, Dean of Freshmen John Frederic Moore, Ph.D., Associate Professor of English and Director of the Summer Session Pauline Aiken, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English Catherine Oakes, A.M., Assistant Professor of English Josepgine Hunter Ray, A.M., Assistant Professor of Speech and Director of Radio Jane Worthington, Ph.D., Instructor in English Richard V. Chase, Jr., Ph.D., Instructor in English Robert E. L. Strider, A.M., Instructor in English Eleanor B. Mattes, Ph.D., Instructor in English Margaret Hazlewood, M.F.A., Director of Wig and Candle FRENCH AND ITALIAN Carola Leonie Ernst, A.M., Professor of French Esther Celia Talbot Cary, Ph.D., Professor of French Florence Hier, Ph.D., Associate Professor of French Malcolm Bancroft Jones, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of French and Spanish Marion Monaco, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of French and Italian Solange Grassin, Instructor of French GERMAN Hanna Hafkesbrink, Ph.D., Professor of German Frederick W. Caro, Doctor of Law, Instructor in German GOVERNMENT Marjorie Ruth Dilley, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Government Louise W. Holborn, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Government Mary T. Reynolds, Ph.D., Part-time Lecturer in Government HISTORY Chester McArthur Destler, Ph.D., Professor of History Hannah Grace Roach, Ph.D., Professor of History George Haines, IV, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History F. Edward Cranz, Ph.D., Instructor in History Helen F. Mulvey, A.M., Instructor in History HOME ECONOMICS Margaret S. Chaney, Ph.D., Professor of Home Economics Mildred Burdett, A.M., Assistant Professor of Home Economics Marian R. Weaver, M.S., Assistant Professor of Home Economics 167 Katherine C. Long, B.S., Instructor, Nursery Sclvmol Teacher Ruth!E. Gould, B.S., Assistant in Home Economics Joan D. Auchter, B.S., Assistant in Home Economi'cs Mary Ellen Gates, B.S., Assistant in Home Economics Margaret Sayles, Part-time Assistant in the Nursery School MATHEMATICS Julia Wells Bower, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Mathematics Marguerite L. Quimby, A.B., Assistant in Mathematics Eugenie Morenus, Ph.D., Visiting Professor of Mathematics MUSIC Arthur W, Quimby, A.B., Professor of Music Grace Leslie, Part-time Assistant Professor of Music Martha Alter, A.M., Mus.M., Assistant Professor of Music Eleanor D. Southworth Cranz, A.M., Instructor in Music Zosia ! Jacynowicz, Instructor in Music Donald R. Currier, B.M., Mus.M., Instructor in Music Ann C. Very, B.M., Assistant in Music PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION Frank Edward Morris, Ph.D., Lucretia L. Allyn Professor of Philosophy On leave second semester Vera Minnie Butler, Ed.D., Associate Professor of Education Robert D. Mack, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Philosophy Anita D. Fritz, A.M., Visiting Lecturer in PhilosoPhy second semester PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ruth Stanwood, A.B., Professor of Physical Education E. Alvierna Burdick, A.B., Professor of Physical Education; Dean of Students and Coordinator of Student Advising Francgs Sheffield Brett, B.S., Assistant Professor of Physical Education Ruth H. Bloomer, A.M., Assistant Professor of Physical Education Ruth Hill Wood, A.B., Assistant Professor of Physical Education Ruth Thomas, A.M., Instructor in Physical Education Lois Pond, A.B., Instructor in Physical Education PHYSICS Harriet Whitney Allen, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Physics and Chairman of the Department Anne Mack, A.B., Assistant in Physics PSYCHOLOGY Helen Peak, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology Robert Mills Gagne, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology Ruth C. Wylie, Ph.D., Instructor in Psychology : Joan C. Weissman, Assistant in Psychology Katharine C. E. Baker, A.M., Instructor in Psychology and Special Research Assistant Ruth V. Higbee, Ph.D., Instructor in Psychology Geneva Boguslavsky, A.B., Part-time Assistant in Psychology Harriet Foster, A.M., Research Assistant, Naval Research Project RELIGION Paul Fritz Laubenstein, S.T.M., Associate Professor of Religion and Chapel Director RUSSIAN Alexander Kasem-Beg, Assistant Professor of Russian SECRETARIAL TRAINING Hyla May Snider, A.M., Assistant Professor of Secretarial Studies Rita Barnard, M.B.A., Assistant Professor of Secretarial Studies SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY Bessie Bloom Wessel, Ph.D., Professor of Social Anthropology Rose Helper, A.B., Part-time Assistant in Social Anthropology SOCIOLOGY Ruby Jo Reeves Kennedy, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology On leave second semester M. Robert Cobbledick, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology and Director of Admissions Mason Thomas Record, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Sociology Frederick W. Terrien, A.M., Visiting Instructor of Sociology SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE Antonio Rebelledo, Ph.D., Professor of Spanish and Chairman of Department Zelmira Biaggi, A.M., Assistant Professor of Spanish Malcolm Bancroft Jones, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of French and Spanish Jose de Onis, A.M., Assistant Professor of Spanish Elisa Curtis-Guajardo, A.M., Instructor in Spanish ZOOLOGY E. Frances Botsford, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Zoology Dorothy Richardson, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Zoology, Dean of Sopho- mores Sibyl Amanda Hausman, A.M., Assistant Professor of Zoology Sarah Rawlins Jones, A.M., Instructor in Zoology Bernice Wheeler, A.M., Instructor in Zoology Glenys Mechem, A.B., Assistant in Zoology 169 Ex-Members of the Class of 1948 Andersen, Arline Mrs. Edward Horn Barber, Eleanor R. Mrs. John Malmfeldt Bates, Barbara Mrs. Aidan M. Stone Beizer, Charlotte Belle Isle, Barbara A. Bennett, Barbara A. Blockley, Barbara V. Bloom, Ruth N, Bowman, Elizabeth R. Brennan, Beverly A, Carpenter, Sarah Chope, Barbara 1.. Clark, Edith L. Mrs. Seth Wheeler I1I des Cognets, Elizabeth B. Cohen, Elaine Lois Cohen, Elaine Rena Mrs. Bernard Schwartz Evans, Helen A. Evans, Janet Mrs. Alexander McBride Ferguson, Barbara Fihn, Jacqueline Mrs. Arthur Isaac Frank, Grace Freedman, Barbara R. Mrs. Richard Berg Fritchman, Virginia A. Mrs. James A. Marks Gilmore, Mildred A. Goes, June M. Greenbaum, Sally Mrs. John Schrodel Head, Nancy Mrs. Harry Bryant Hocking, Nancy Mrs. William Ayer Horowitz, Marceline Mrs. Earl Simson Johnson, Marilyn Mrs. Peter Burkart Johnson, Neva P. Mrs. Roger Harrington Keating, Lucy L. Mrs. Donald S. Burns Kessler, Anne LaCroix, Ruth Larkin, Dorothy L. Leonard, Patricia R. Lieberman, Janice Mrs. Jerome Sterne Longley, Patricia Lucas, Margaret W, Lunn, Charlotte E, Mackey, Roberta A. MacMahon, Minnie Mrs. William C, Church MecCoy, Joanne Mrs. Andrew Karnig Merrill, Jean M. Mrs. William S. Norton Michael, Nancy L. Mitchell, Mary F. Moore, Dorothy Mrs. Edward Davis Moore, Mary N, Opper, Beverly M. Mrs. George Silverman Peek, Phyllis Coralyn 170 Ramsey, Olivia Mrs. Duncan F. Brown Reichgott, Margaret E. Reid, Patricia H. Mrs. Robertson P. Dinsmore Reinhart, Joan Richard, Dorothy D, Rogers, Dorothy M. Romig, Annabel Mrs. George Lenning Shepatin, Vivienne B. Smith, Gloria Mary Mrs. Clifford D. Frost, Jr. Sweeney, Barbara Mary Tait, Mary Jo Tallman, Prudence Anne Tavares, Julia I. Mrs. Eduardo A. Alvarez Templeton, Jean Mrs. Jack Easter Thompson, Mary Catharine Mrs. Fagan Simenton Thompson, Mary L. Mrs. Theodore R. Parker Walker, Lysbeth Mrs. Edward Platr Wells, Roberta Mrs. Neil Seehorn Wertheim, Ann Mrs. Lionel Allinson Wier, Jean C. Mrs. Wm. McConoghy Wilmot, Sally A. Mrs. Sidney Quinn, Jr. Yale, Amy Mrs. Donn Yarrow Youngman, Mary A. CLASS OF 1948 Alden; Jandtm L s 16 Linden St., Whitinsville, Mass. Allen; Eleanor AL il .9-3A English Village, Cranford, N. J. Amrein, Polly...........,, e G mercy, Park, New York, N. Y. Amster, Ellen C. Aschaffenburg, EdlthD ...17250 Parkland Dr., Shaker Heights, Ohio ...531 Prospect Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Austin, Alexandra....................... Norwood Rd., Wardour, Annapolis, Md. Balderston, Jean....................c..c.ccccovooviece........28 Parker Ave., Easton, Pa. B aTd AT W T T Village, Waterford, Conn. Barnhill, Phyllis J. .Box 504, Colton, Calif. Beam, Nancy Jane..................... 2985 Morley Rd Shaker Heights, Ohio Beatdslein i elendy L .20 Sixcth Ave., Nyack, N. Y. Begg, Joanne ol iR D S ........415 Plane St., Newark, N. J. Benjamin, Betty J.................coccocoeoooe.... 59 Crescent Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Berlin, Jean F..................cc.oooioiinin.... 680 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. Berman, Vicgimia: R s i L ey Park 'Avey NewiYork; NUY: Bevans, Virginia J...............ccocceivinisesnsnennennn.. 165 Fiske St., Waterbury, Conn. Black, Jean K........................ooooooein..100 W, Belvedere Ave., Baltimore, Md. Blocker, Carolyn E.........................................71 Kendall Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Booth, Marie E................. . 400 Delaware St., New Castle, Del. Brown, N Joanne p e e R O BSMa TS ERME R oy P a Burroughs, Elizabeth L.............. Campbell, Beverly AL e Carl, Mary L... Clark, Lois E... 355 Eastern Pt. Rd., Groton, Conn. .98 South Morris Lane, Scarsdale, N. Y. ...24 Sturgis Road, Bronxville, N. Y. Chaplain, Ehzabeth J ..... ..... East Main St., Brookside, N. J. .80 Underhill Rd., Hamden, Conn. Clark, Mary Sk ... Grassy Hill Rd., Milford, Conn. Colegrove, Helen..........................................22 Homesdale Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Coleman, Mary M...............occooveiriciinnn.. 1129 Wightman St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Collinsl Marjocic B ran . ey Conant, Carol L....... ......Grassy Hill Rd., Orange, Conn. ..266 Elderwood Ave., Pelham, N. Y. GoonssMar ..1528 Dorwalt Parkway, Schenectady, N. Y. Cooper I Frances M e e 15 Liberty St., Montpelier, Vt. Corthell, Shirley H..................c.cccccccooooooo....... 14 Lincoln St., Portland, Me. Creamer Rosalic N e 313 N. East Ave., Vineland, N. J. Giimrine, Helen il e ..P. O. Box 206, Cheshire, Conn. Davidson, Ashley.....................cccccceeeein ... 1710 Center Ave., Bay City, Mich. Davis, Lucille B.............ccccoccccecviccicinn.... 145 Wyoming Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Dimmitt, M. Joan..........ccccccccevicooinnnn.. 3650 39th St. N. Wi, Washington, D. C. Doherty, Anne P S Noethland Iotel S ol ton Me: Dole, Marilyn P...............c.ccccccouwwewiiiviiisnnnenr 121 Inverness Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Doyle, Virginia F. ..o, vivieer.....86 Main St., Saugus, Mass. Ellard, Jeanne F..........cccocooivimmmsiuiionincenci sinenien. 38-14210 St., Bayside, N. Y. FlliGte AR e Eie ...3204 Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, IIl. Enyart, Mary A.......... Estes, Emily ..o Farnsworth, Frances P.................. -,,2193 Ridgewood Rd., Akron, Ohio 220 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 21 Brookside Blvd., West Hartford, Conn. 171 Fertas, BEamites oo oo Flanagan, Mary L. . Flint, M. Margaret Franck, Helen ..... Fredrick, Jane ... Etiedy IIprotiy Lo . GinmmEiBaEbaral oy e Gantz; By e e GardneEant A L o e Gaskill, Emily J..... .. .. Giesen, Virginia M.. Giffin, Anne M. ... Gold, Louise B. Goslee Riancy Do R Greenhall, Dorothy....... Gregory, JeanM.......... Griffich, Adeldide A. Hand; Blisabsthivte Handlgg Jedh Mo Wi DRy Hartman, Marika R.E............. . Hemingway, Charlotte McC.......... .. . Hemphill, Patricia Herbits, Iris S... Hobson, Barbara D P Hoge, Phyllis Hulsapple, Lesley C ; Hursh, Rita V. Inglis, Dorothy. ... Jacob, Marjorie A.. . s r i, Johnson, Virginia K. Johnston, Rosamond E. Kimball, Elizabeth K.. Kite, Barbara J. Klauminzer, Jane A. Klein, Saretta S. Koenig, Florence M. . Kroll, Nathalie R, . Large, Rita E.. Lazrus, Eleanor A.. . Leith-Ross, Elizabeth PN o el Lemadnski, Irene C.. e e Lewis, Sally B. Lewitt, Edith R. MacKenzie, Shirley Marsh, Elizabeth Marshall, Harriet B. . ..........133 Pondfield Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. .55 Catherine St., Hartford, Conn. ............................................ River Lane, Westport, Conn, .......................... Sherman, P. O., Gaylordsville, Conn. ciciiiisiieeinee. 34 WL Holly St., Cranford, N. Y. v 2237 Ohio Ave., Youngstown, Ohio wooii ivei. 14 Tulip Drive, Great Neck, N. Y. cioveeeeen. 737 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. - .....3000 Beals Branch Rd., Louisville, Ky. Ceii.. 23749 Stanford Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio -iiii 105 Division Ave., Shelton, Conn. s eSO range ey ceereanenannn. 2108 8. 24 St., Lincoln, Nebr. .......45 Church St., Manchester, Conn. 61 Perkins St., Springfield, Mass. - ....18 Collamore Ter., West Orange, N. J. b0 741 Fair Oaks, Oak Park, 111, -91 King's Highway, Roland Park, Huntington, W, Va. -...1401 Pleasure Ave., Ocean City, N. J. .21 Robert Rd., Manchester, Conn. ...eoe 60 Fitch Ave., New London, Conn. --we..... Groton Long Point, Conn. ooe 5 14 Merriman Rd., Akron, Ohio .99 Marion St., Brookline, Mass. soveee. 11 Brown St., Palmer, Mass. oo 1279 Clinton PL, Elizabeth, N. J. 34 Garden Ave., Bronxville, N. Y, 423 Bryn Mawr Ave., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. - 33 Mansfield Ter., Middletown, Conn. 1O .... 108 Brewster Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. T O gt -t West Yarmouth, Mass. --..419 Pearl St., Wooster, Ohio s 132 DeWinde Rd., Winnetka, I11. e 160 Valley Stream Rd., Larchmont, N. Y, ... Southbury Training School, Southbury, Conn. 1046 East 22 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1739 East 26 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. - 2 Prunier Court, Norwich, Conn. 29 Harrison St., Bristol, Conn. 291 Ocean Ave., Lawrence, N. Y. wreiesssinn .. New Hope, Pa. o108 Rose St., Bridgeport, Conn. -....376 Edgewood St., Hartford, Conn. 180 Ten! Alcre Rd., New Britain, Conn. ... 219 Butlermere Ave., Interlaken, Asbury Park, N. i Y .- 212 Mamaroneck Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 12 Woods Lane, Scarsdale, N. Y, 172 Marx, Elizabech L.............. Mayer, Bertha.................... MeCredie N oI I McCrossin, Helen M.................... McDonald, Marianne ... . . McGeorge, Mary C.................. McGoNam Paticia i McKean, Margaret A.........ccocoonnenn Mellen Janet L. X e . Milliken, Margaret A................ Montz, Gwendolyn A. . . Morzan: Alice BL i e Morrison, Joanne....... NMotrow, Nanc L MoEsenblizabeth Ve, Myers; Delphinel Iy Ssne Newfield, Henriette. ... ... Nicholson, Shirley A................ Noyes, Katherine B e e Paradise iCaroll s e PArtott, RatriClia e Patterson; Mary M e Penfield, Eleanor ... Pierson, Beverly J................... Pope e PR Gl Caniic e e e, Psathas, Dorothy .......cc.oooviiiiii oo Quinlan, Dorothy B.........i. Quinn, Marcia C.... Ray, Mary Joan.......... Reade, Gloria F............. Reese, Shirley Reynolds, Margarct W, Richards, Nancy... Richards, Roberta..........ccooovenviivinns Ritti, Jean Eu...ccoooemmiiicininn i Roberts, Eleanor. ... Rocke, Virginia M. Ross, Shirley........ Rubin DeCelis, Angcla P11ar Russell, Elizabeth C... Rusterholtz, Virginia T Sachs, Phyllis L. . Sbona, Angela V. Schaumann, Wilda M. ... Scott, Janet Eo.......cooocoins Sharp, Frances W 26691 Hendrie Blvd., Huntington Woods, Mich. ...................... 8 Grant Ave., Newton Center, Mass. 700 Glen Ave., Westheld, N. J. : 400 Park Ave., Leonia, N. J. 1860 Fifth Ave., Youngstown, Ohio ..810 lOth St., Oakmont, Allegheny Co., Pa. 35 George St., Torrington, Conn. 1014 Bishop Rd., Gmsse Pointe, Mich. . Chateau Burgundy, Scarsdale, N. Y. Lancaster Plke, R.E.D. No. 1, Wilmington, Del. 3900 N. Farwell Ave., Shorewood, Wis. Palisado Ave., Windsor, Conn. 117 Abbot Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 108 Clark St., Glen Ridge, N. J. 1071 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. 35 Elm St., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 631 Main St., Olean, N. Y. 11 Vanderbilt Rd., West Hartford, Conn. .95 Minor Ave., Stratford, Conn. .8 Willow St., Mystic, Conn. Hidden Field, Andover, Mass. 501 W. Quincy St., Pittsburg, Kans. ... 44 Payton St., Attleboro, Mass. 384 Lake Park Dr., Birmingham, Mich. .. 6613 Wenonga Rd., Kansas City, Mo. .77 College St., Clinton, N. Y. Place du Chateau Hede, Ille et Vilaine, France 500 Orange St., New Haven, Conn. ..145 Camp St., Meriden, Conn. 311 Laurel Ave., Providence, R. L. 32 Calumet Rd., Winchester, Mass. .31 Chestnut St., East Orange, N. J. 90 Lookout Circle, Larchmont, N. Y. 322 Harvard St., Cambridge, Mass. 15 Whiting Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. ......... Pompton Plains, N. J. 88 Umon Place, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 1415 Parker Ave., Detroit, Mich. .. Plymouth Road, Rye, N. Y. 21 Belmont St., Portland, Me. : : . Clinton, Conn. 163 Rose Road Mcmphls, Tenn. 303 Berkeley Dr., Syracuse, N. Y. 32 Westwood Rd., New Haven, Conn. 98 Huntington Hill, Middletown, Conn. 804 Berkeley Rd., Westover Hills, Wilmington, Del. 26 Academy Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 111 High St., Leonia, N. J. Sharp, Marquita......................................74 Forest St., Hartford, Conn. SOACOUCTINNRIRIE 1.1 .. 70 - o o e e A e Beverly Farms, Mass. Singer, R,il:a B R T 050 PaE AT e N ew Y oLk SN Y Sk N s e Hollywood Ave., Detroit, Mich. Sloan P AR A e s L s o, Oglesby Ave., Chicago, IlI. Smith, AlceN . L .. College Park, Lewisburg, Pa, Steril, MAFEI I ..ol e o0 West Grace St., Richmond, Va. Stuart, Elizabeth W................. ... 52514 Polk Blvd., Des Moines 12, Iowa Sullivan, SEEil o Bl o o o e o e S 163 Maple St., Malden, Mass. Sl et A e N Wyckoff Pl., Woodmere, N. Y. Summersslailine - - 5 a1 0 S8k SNl o 0 Rl Ave., East St. Louis, Il Susian; Birbana it s Ridgefield St., Hartford, Conn. Swife, PragcesaNy ... 53 Lol iR S i s R Wharf Rd., Madison, Conn. Tashof, Constance E............ ... 5119 38th St. N. W., Washington, D. C. Tilley, Jhae- Nl X ol il e o 1223 East Wayne St., South Bend, Ind. Tinker, Harriet ... .. West Main St Niantic, Conn. Tompkins, Bagtlurs J 10 Colomal Ct West New Brighton, Staten Island N.Y. Taurner; BEavemeln:. 0 ol SRS .67 South Broad St., Norwich, N. Y. Upjoha, Ehamali. ..ol e ot South Dixie Highway, Monroe, Mich. Veenstray Kathfyn Riico o doboiss b 649 East 25 St., Paterson, N. J. Yeleds, ilesnie J5 11wl LN 184 Washmgton St., New Britain, Conn. Vosgian, Mar;one E:. il i e .14 King St., Hartford Conn. Wadharde 'Selys .. . 2 8w LI 82 Forest St., Torrington, Conn. Wagner Janee M.................. 546 Washmgton Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. WalketicMoarer . th a . Lot SMCoE e 115 Myrtle Sr Shelton, Conn. Walker, fopce. ...l 44 Newton Ter., Waterbury 29, Conn. Wallace, Sl SR S e e A e 350 Iroquors PL, Beaver, Pa. Ward MR . bl e STy 31 Agawam Rd., Qumcy, Mass. Ward, Salee Pl o s 2318 Selma Ave,, Youngstown, Ohio Wardwell, Martha.... . . Crescent Rd Concord, Mass. Warnken, Betty!S. ... S 601 Somerset Rd., Baltimore, Md. Weiglt RESITNY L 50 g By T8 5 86 Sheldrake Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Wheeler,Jane T!...... . . ..26 Nashville Rd Bethal, Conn. Whelden, Gertrude A. 1 18 Mernweather Rd., Grosse Pomte Farms, Mich. Willard, MarionJ..... ... ... Sasco Hill Rd., Southport, Conn. Williams; Donna M. -85 Meadow Rd., Buffalo, N. Y, Williams, Joan ... ... T - Lake Ave., Greenwmh Conn. Williford, Enid M. iy 16 Robm Hood Rd., White Plains, N. Y, W.llm'urth Joan D. . .90 Beechtree Dr Larchmont, N. Y. Vitte, BarbaraD........ 5674 North Shore Dr , Milwaukee, Wis. Yamasaki, Margaret H, weeeen 831 Tenth Ave., Honolulu 32, T.H. 174 Adams, Frances. ... . Ahearn, Julia A......... Allen, M. Laura........... Anderson, Elizabeth L Armstrong Joan M.............. Ashton, Margaret S............... Batnes, Edith - e, Bifnett, Glorminrarnnes CLASS OF 1949 ............................................ 66 E. 83 St., New York, N. Y. ................................. 7324 Hampden Lane, Bethesda, Md. ..................... 310 N. Boulevard West, Huntington, W. Va. ........................................... 70 Oak St., Middletown, Conn. .54 Day St., Auburndale, Mass. e AL 702 W. 24 St., Wilmington, Del. ................................... 37 Brentmoor Park, St. Louis, Mo. ...161 Hamilton Rd., Lancaster, Pa. 101 Central Park W,, New York, N. Y. Bactletty Ko Kendall s Tanglewood Hill, Woodbrook, Baltimore, Md. Bawden, iNan LG e 105 Greenwood Ave., Davenport, Iowa Beattiey Catolyn il e e Coleman Rd., Cheshire, Conn. Benjamin, Joyce....................................57 Lincoln Ave., Norwich, Conn. Benton: Mary B . 33 Calhoun St., Torrington, Conn. Berberian; Minan e 19 Beechmont, Worcester, Mass. Berling Leona, v 162 Park Ave., Glencoe, Ill. Ber e ponlly il L1keshore Blvd and E. 105, Cleveland Ohio Blaisdell, Sarah G...................cccccco...occooeien.....160 Jackson Ave., Bradford, Pa. Blickman i Barbata Bohman ElBarbatay s e Bolte, Gertrude AL e Boylan, Marilyn J........ooo, Brage, Elizabethil e e Brainard, Elizabeth C................ Brainard; NMat Bt s s Braley, Janice SR ET R Brain, 150152 o e I Brengle, Helen J... 211 Central Park W., New York, N. Y. 393 Bonnie Brae Ave., Rochester, N. Y. .23 Abbington Ter., Glen Rock, N. J. 135 Beaconfield Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 13 Chester Road, Upper Montclair, N. J. ..684 Sunnyside Ave., Akron 3, Ohio 296 Ridge Rd., Middletown, Conn. LRI 38 Pleasant St., Fairhaven, Mass. .40 W. 74 St., New York, N. Y. 150 E. 73 St., New York, N. Y. Brennan, Mabel e N Bl A 300 Main St., White Plains, N. Y. Brigham, E. Frances..........ooneion. 604 Pollard Park, Williamsburg, Va. Broman, Jane Fo............n .50 Essex Rd., Winnetka, IIL Brooks, Mary B..........c.ccccooowcciiirin seineeeinnnne. 514 Monroe Ave., Scranton, Pa. Brown, Janet E....oooooooiiiin . Springfield St., Wilbraham, Mass. Brown, V. Louise ... Byck, Marjorie A.........oocooiimenn Callaghan, Janet. Carey, Cynthia. ... Carter, Jean L. .6 Warren St., Winchester, Mass. . 317 S. Lincoln Ave., Elberon, N. J. . . 212 Davison Place, Englewood, N. J. Randolph Macon Academy, Front Royal Va. 116 E. 68 St., New York, N. Y. Casey, Marguerite....................... 140 75th St., Brooklyn 9, N. Y. CObEY, ADNE......ovmiesiiirsmrarsssasns s s Pine Orchard, Conn. Cornell, AZNes ... Washington, Conn. Cowgill, Barbara Jo.....ccccoocoimminiiiiienis 70 Brook51de Dr., Hamden, Conn. Coyne, Fether tA T e 105 N. Broad St., Norwich, N. Y. Craigie, Gale M. Cramer, Dorothy............. ..716 2nd St Dayton, Ohio 2231 Cahforma St N.W., Washmgton, D.C. .Old Lane Farm, West Jackson Pike, Muncie, Ind. Crapo, Janet Cu.ooooovviiiiniiinnes Dana, Geraldine. .....c..cooiiiicimmmnniios 303 Elm Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. Dencks, A, Mafia. .......cccoomrnieseniiinionineneen 67 Mountain Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Dickenson, Jean.........coouemisionises. 22 Mayhew Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Doolittle, Elizabeth G. ... Drescher, Dorothy A..... Evans, Dorothy P. Fanjoy, Ruth E......... Farnham, Susan ............ Farnsworth, Margaret B... . BauetbaoHy Mavian B L o e ie - 2420 Driftwood Rd., St. Petersburg, Fla. Fenn, Mary Rerpiisai AVt einia Clunn N Fincke, Elizabeth M. .. Flink, Millicent J.. ... Flint, Elizabeth Mae Folts, Patricia Gaberman, Naomi ............ . Gabianelli, Norma J. GardnBi Magy- Lol e Garrisgi Bl O Geller, Suzanne Brenner. ... . Getwi G R Glassmign, Roha' D Glazier, Anne L. Goodskeing R Bl ey Gottsdiling Befc S, GraysEen W LTy Hackett, Sarah E. Halbren, Rosalie F. - Y Hammer, Phyllis W, Harris, Jeanne L. . Haskell, Mimi D.... ... Hauselr, M. Ruth.. ... Hillman, Maxine E. .. Himmel, Barbara P. . Holman, Gale ... Horn, Elizabeth H. How, Sara K. Hunter, Elizabeth Hurlbut, Jean ... Jaffa, Carol J. et i JoffeSylvia N. .. ... . Johnston, Elizabeth E. Johnjton, Janet K. . Jossen, Joan M. Judge, Jennifer Judson, Marguerite A. RatZlRath'H............ Klein, Irma D. Klug, Marilyn M. Klyn, Edith L. Knafel, Helen-Mae Koenitz, Eleanor C. . . 744 S. Washington St., Hinsdale, Ill. L R. F. D. No. 1, Sharon, Conn. ....16 Alden Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. ... 266 Broad St., New London, Conn. . .......24 Hillside Ave., Millburn, N. J. 107 Prospect St., Providence, R. I. ... 360 Liberty Rd., Englewood, N. J. civii 290 Vine Ave., Lake Forest, Il wiivc.... Nearwayer Lane, Noroton, Conn. ................ 41 Poplar Ave., Deal, N, J. 155 LeMoyne Ave., Washington, Pa. 5 Bow Rd., Belmont, Mass. .. 201 N. Whitney St., Hartford, Conn. corrines wianenneneenee-. 60 Jewett St., Ansonia, Conn, woviiio.. 4210 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. ...... North Compo Rd., Westport, Conn. iecceo... East Wharf Road, Madison, Conn. 1 : 211 W. Pine St., Rome, N. Y. . 46 Glen Ellyn Way, Rochester, N. Y. i 31 Winsor Ave., Watertown, Mass. coeeneenn. 325 E. 89 St., New York, N. Y. .. 1009 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. o ... 3677 Asbury Ave., Dallas, Texas 38 Woodcliff Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 944 Park Ave., New York, N. Y, 503 Spring Ave., Elkins Park, Pa. 1540 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Ill. ... Westover Rd., Stamford, Conn. ........ - 29 Hilton Ave., Garden City, N. Y. S, el ... 222 West 83rd St., New York 24, N. Y. - 300 Central Park W, New York, N. Y, - Shorehame Club Drive, Old Greenwich, Conn. T .. 15 Brayton Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. o 35 Clifton Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 1362 Pelhamdale Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y. 264 Highland Blvd., Brooklyn, N. Y. ... 90 Causeway, Lawrence, L. I., N. Y. ... Camels Hump, Box 15, Bethlehem, Pa. ..509 Kyle Ave., Lookout Mountain, Tenn. - 308 Richmond Rd., Douglaston, L. I., N. Y, e 29 Overhill Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y, 3127 Selvyn Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 14 Fairdel St., Springfield, Mass. ... 139 Fern St., Hartford, Conn. o 16 Andrews St., Bethel, Conn. x +- 6101 Sheridan Rd., Chicago, TII. woveeen. 222 Sheridan Ave., M. Vernon, N. Y. ... Wildwood Park, R.F.D. 6, Portland, Me. 176 Coster, Rase Bl 10 Kuhn, JuliaM. .. ... I DG Can Lishon, Paulina M. EockRarta i rances ceTNVaTi oG Lurton, Grace E. . MacDonald, Mary E..... Manasevit, Edith e o I Manning, Patiicia AL om0 Mariani, Gloria D. P LA o BT T o 1 e R L MarkovitsiPerelle N Marsh, Louise F... Mayer, Helen .. McDowell, Margaret E. McLean, Sharon INeddnBatbarn D Meagher, Mary A................... Meltzer, Rhoda J..................... Mershon, Marion Y....... ... MillcE B Moree P NGz p iy, N AR L Nankervis, Mary S.............. Nectow, Phyllis J.......... Neumann, Bernice O................. Nibecker, Marilyn A............... Norton, Barbara A. .. Noyes, Nancy..... DSantoa LG R Parsons, Estelle i e DL Ly AN, LA Vet e Peters, Phyllis . Phipps, Muriel H... Pierce, Jean P... Pinchback, Barbara J Pottlock N I E AT e O e o T, Ramsden, Elizabeth A....................... Raymond, Constance E................... Regottaz, Janet M. Richard, Jane L........... Roberts, Janice E......cccooovvininnone Robinson, Helen L. Roburn, Joan M........cccoooviiiiiiinenrs Rothe, H. Louise.... .. .. 2 Prospect Park W, Brooklyn, N. Y. .212 Wellington Rd., Jenkintown, Pa, ................ 166 Rldge Rd., Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. IGhdanocel T ey IeEslics Elizabethr AT S s, EZardefjeanme NN T Einkletter, iRuth s .39 Nechols St., Rutland, Vt. z Box 1 5, Grove Beach, Clinton, Conn. .. 258 Ledyard St., New London, Conn. .. 21 Colver St., New London, Conn. LI 54 Sheffield Rd., Newtonville, Mass. ....... Olive Place, North Maple, Watertown, S. D. : .. 87 Berrian Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y. . 238 Mamaroneck Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 44 Lilac St., East Hartford, Conn. .45 Channing St., New London, Conn. 205 Manhattan Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 80 Beckman St., Plattsburg, N. Y. ..... ........20 Colman St., New London, Conn. .Sugarloaf, R. D., Pa. 20 Lenox Place, Middletown, N. Y. .60 Duncan Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. s Cholmley Gardens, London, N. W. 6, England .30 Macomb St., Plattsburg, N. Y. 246 Aycrigg Ave., Passaic, N. J. g 57 Elm St., Rockville, Conn. .16 Lincoln Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. ...117 Kensington Ave., Jersey City, N. J. .. 27 Bedford Pl., Stamford, Conn. 53 11 Worthington Dr., Washington, D. C. 2300 E. St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 105 Allen St., Torrington, Conn. 2499 Longfellow Ave., Detroit, Mich. 33 Plainfield St., Waban, Mass. ........... 66 Woodbine St., Hamden, Conn. Kemlworth Apt., Alden Park, Philadelphia, Pa. ...19 Princeton St., Holyoke, Mass. . South Compo Rd., Westport, Conn. 987 East Circle Drive, Milwaukee, Wis. .17 Conant Rd., Marblehead, Mass. Popham Hall Apts., Scarsdale, N. Y. 34 Crawford Rd., Harrison, N. Y. .. 20 Franklin St., Morristown, N. J. P. O. Box 145, Hudson, Ohio ...137 S. St., N. W, Washington, D. C. 1611 Hampton Blvd., Norfolk, Va. 23 Oakridge Rd., West Orange, N. J. .. 72 Sagamore Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Route 42, Box 946, El Paso, Texas 3147 Victoria Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 62 Inwood Rd., Bridgeport, Conn. .38 High St., Clinton, Conn. ...640 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. 29 Franklin Pl., Pelham, N. Y. 177 Schafdr, Gretchen................... Schermerhorn, Nancy J SchocHIEMER - o o i Shepherd, Marilyn E.. Sherman, Jean A... S N T Ty Rl e e e NN e Siller e L e e e Sitnes, Wietoriars o o X ST valyate s MU L2 o1 gl e QB YS e SN 8 SoiEhGRIcE S S Smrth e G i Show MUt R, A e, Spivey, Dorothy A...............coeee: StechER MRy R T oL I N e Stonel DorisP.............. . Stone, Mary E....... Strotz, Sandra. ... Stttz VAT e TAN S SylvifGloay A N, Tate, Gunda..... Thomas, Lauranne. ... . Townley, Dorset Trench, Barbara Underwood, Joan..................... Yan SFeklgliGretchen i S N Viets, Marilyn P........ WallER MR on Iol L e T Walsh, Emmy L. ........ Walzer, Peggy S.. .. Warren, Barbara R o e o Watson, Marilyn A...... . Webb, Ann T. Weber, Mildred H Wettach, Helen J.... .. Whitehead, Sarah B. .. Wilde, Cornelia.. Wilder, Catherine L Willard, Clare T. . L Williams, Betty Ruth .. Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Elizabeth A. ,. Wilson, Elizabeth DeCamp....... Wirton, Julia D.. Wy aapsSyhil............. . YoullEBawbl T ... 1930 Blvd., West Hartford, Conn. 1025 Marquette, La Salle, Il 308 Brlghton Ave., Spring Lake, N. J. thchfield Turnpike, Woodbridge, Conn. ...1715 Main St., Glastonbury, Conn. 616 Vale St., Chevy Chase, Md. ......1410 Howard St., Saginaw, Mich. 15918 Oakhill Rd., East Cleveland, Ohio ...28 Bowdoin St., Portland, Me. 139 Kenyon St., Hartford, Conn. 217 Paddock St., Watertown, N. Y. R.F.D. No. 4, Portland, Me. . Norwich, Conn. Rogcrs Lane, Wallingford, Pa. 74 Park Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. ,12962 Lake Ave., Lakewood, Ohio .30 Hillside Ave., Cambridge, Mass. -216 Ellington Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. 802 Granard Ave., Steubenville, Ohio ...140 E. 39 St., New York, N. Y. 422 Edgemont Ave., Palmerton, Pa. ......213 Hart St., Taunton, Mass. ; .R.E.D. No. 1, Old Lyme, Conn. ...2654 Briarcliffe Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio ..1085 W. 57 Ter., Kansas City, Mo. 1049 Avon Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. 732 Nottingham Rd., Wilmington 56, Del. 509 Tisdale Pl., Woodbridge, N. J. ...School St., E. Granby, Conn. r -R.FE.D. No. 2, Boonton, N. J. 35 Westwood Rd., West Hartford, Conn. ..26 East 93 St., New York, N. Y. ..1738 E. 46 St., Ashtabula, Ohio .R.E.D. No. 1, Mystic, Conn. ............ 165 Murray Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. 516 Oak Rd., Merion, Pa. 44 Whlttler Rd Wellesley Hills, Mass. AFS ngston Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. o 5135 Boundary St., Chapel Hill, N. C. veiienee..63 Cloverly Rd., Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. Whittemore, Margaret........ . .. 854 Salem Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. ........ 65 Walbndge Rd., West Hartford Conn. -.Binney Lane, Old Greenwich, Conn. .......... B McKinley Ave., New Haven, Conn. .905 CoIlege Ave., El Paso, Texas A Appletree Trail, Wr.'stport Conn. +w..210 W2 Green St., Ithaca, N. Y. -..General Delivery, Saybrook Conn. ...Wayzata, Minn. 150 Magnoha St Hartford, Conn. -.Oak Ridge, Peckskill, N. Y. Alderman, Hyla M. . ... . Allen, Nancy Elizahethitet - N st NS Amburn R, Andrews, Vit snN e Antonides, Nina C... Asher, Margery J. Axinn, Carole P, . Bailey, Joyce Z.. s ok Baker, Janet Wi Bildwin, Caroli I e Baldwin, Catherine L., . . Barker, Laurel M............ Barret i ol e Bartlett, Judith.......... s e T Bearse - Narcy, Bemiss, I Nancy: B e Benfiett i Ghatlotte Benvenuti, Margaret E. .. BiddlegBirhira e Birdsll G Blanky Frahcesilnm Blansteing Barbaca D Blessis, Artemis M. A................ Bluman, Maria E. Boone, Annis E Beoths Cardl B e i e . Borden; Joanhoel T aNE Ve A Blhckiatictineit Budde, Nancy A. .. Buist, Janet.. Bundy, Mary Vernon Burdick, Joan H. Batrough; ElizaBet i BhichEdmes S s Einova e D Ghester;, Nancy M e e Clark, B. Anne... Clark, Mary A............ Clazk, Phyllis: 21500 Claybaugh, Virginia A.. ... Cohan, Joanne Wi................... Condon, Sally B Connor, Ann. Cook, Barbara W, CookISuzanme N Ll EREIRe Coons, Deirdre K.............. B i 2 sl o o A P A A CranerCarohineil i s CLASS OF 1950 N 623 Ellsworth Ave., New Haven, Conn. 95 Niles St., Hartford, Conn. 131 Platt Ave., Norwich, Conn. 4 Hawthorne Ave., Princeton, N. J. . ..115 Inlet Ter., Belmar, N. J. 99 Coolidgc Rd., Worcester, Mass. West Shokan, N. Y. 526 Ellsworth Ave., New Haven, Conn. ...31 Forest Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 860 Bloomfield Ave., Verona, N. J. .......................... 47 Chatham Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. ........................................ R.F.D. No. 1, Norwalk, Conn. 191 Summer St., Bristol, Conn. ... Dock Lane, Great Neck, N. Y. 34 Governors Rd., Milton, Mass. 401 Pomeroy Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. : . Vinegar Hlll Indiana, Pa. 267 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. Orchard Ave., Weston, Mass. 711 Bendcrmere Ave., Interlaken N. J. 107 Gordonhurst Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. Alto Dale Farm, Pikesville, Baltimore, Md. .52 Coolidge St., Hartford, Conn. 216 Montclalr Ave. Upper Montclair, N. J. : 3536 Rosedale, Dallas, Texas P. O. Box 35, Greensburg, Pa. 5 Longfellow Rd., Marblehead, Mass. 186 Williams St., Glastonbury, Conn. ...2024 East Main St., Waterbury, Conn. viesi .70 Stonegate Ter., Glencol, Conn. ...1534 44th St., N. W, Washington, D. C. Summit, Ivoryton, Conn. 6 Drumlin Rd., Cliffton, Mass. 316 Lincoln Ave., H1ghl1nd Park, N. J. 2051 Highland St., Allentown, Pa. 2437 N. Terrace Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. ..Grassy Hill Rd., Milford, Conn. ..101 Maple Ave., Wyncote, Pa. 216 Nesmith St., Lowell, Mass. ; 222 Market St., Brownsville, Pa. 307 West Morgan Ave., Br:dgcport Conn. 30 Hillcrest Dr., Pelham Manor, N. Y. ...365 South Benson Rd., Fairfield, Conn. ...113 Mountain Ave., Summit, N, J. 1020 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. 910 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 15 Raymond St., New London, Conn. 1395 Willow Lane, Birmingham, Mich. 179 Crane, Marilyn ....... Davenport, Gwenllyn J. . DavidsqBSMIDYCe .o corrmrr it bt Dicksor, Norma Elaine ................ Doherty, Janet M............. Dorfmain, Matcia.......cooocoeciiincs Dowd, CaroliJean ............c..... Dravis, Virginia Ann ....... .. Drisler, Doris Dty MargaretM:. L LR : DN aen RS e FarlesiBolly S sy Eckhaiiiel Bt Eighm i e L ey s Enyart, Charlotte Ann ... Feder, Barbara J.. ... . Flynn, Theodora C.. ........ , Foote, Geraldine Ford, Nancy Louise ............. Fox, Carolyn G........... : Frank, Josephine E............... Freed, Rhoda A Gartner, Anne E.. .. Gehrke, Ann E. Geller, Harriet C...... . . Gesser, Joan R. Gillam, Mary P. . GlobusiBorathy ' ok Gold, Barbara R... . . Goodrich, Martha B.. Gordon, Shirley B....... Grable, Patricia Ann Green, Polly .. . Gries, JJean F. Grimason, Gloria C.. Hallowell, Emily Hamlin, Jacqueline M. . Hanseh, Elaine R. Harburg, Naomi ... Hargrove, Virginia Lee Harrifigton, Mary E. .. Harris, Isabel D. . Harris, Priscilla C. Harvey, Barbara L. Hawkey, Kiana Ann Haynes, Helen Healy, Mary H. 240 W Evergreen 279 Westville Ave., West Caldwell, N. J. . Sturgis, S. D. . 1457 Umon St Brooklyn N 73 Lafayette St., Marblehead Mass. 340 Wolcott Hill Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. .10 W 86th St., New York, N. Y. 385 N. Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Conn. .. 705 North Stadium Way, Tacoma, Wash. Yowago Ave., Pine Orchard, Conn. R.E.D. 2, Guilford, Conn. 38 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. .....307 Rodman Ave., Jenkintown, Pa. .. 26 Stoneyside Dr., Larchmont, N. Y. 306 Grant St., Sewickley, Pa. 2193 Ridgewood Rd., Akron, Ohio 2500 Arlington Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio ............ 405 E. 54th St., New York, N. Y. ..................... 32 Hayden St., Willimantic, Conn. Hotel Philadelphia, Apt. No. 614, Philadelphia, Pa. .. Apt. 414, 330 Laurel St., Hartford, Conn. ...2 Circle, Gordonston, Savannah, Ga. ......31 Prospect St., Essex, Conn. 162 Cambridge Ave., Englewood, N. J. .. 29 Oakland Park Blvd., Pleasant Ridge, Mich. a ...168 Bon Air Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. iivi. 2607 E. Shorewood Blvd., Milwaukee, Wis. . Oak HIHS Metuchen, N, J. 167 Wdlard Rd., Brookline, Mass. .. 960 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. - 65 Mayhew Dr., South Orange, N. J. 516 Seabreeze Blvd., Daytona Beach, Fla. 62 Wood Ave., E. Longmeadow, Mass. Tkl W 6812 Edgenton Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 221 Forest Dr., Cedar Rapids, Towa 1964 Stockbridge Rd., Akron, Ohio 17 Wayland St., Hartford, Conn. .14 Norwood Rd., West Hartford, Conn. .32 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. 907 Park Lane, Grosse Pointe, Mich, -4 Timsbury Ter., Lynn, Mass. ...... 425 Vincent Ave. Lynbrook N. Y 111 E. 80th St., New York, N. Y. ; 938 Taylor Ave., Scranton, Pa. 28 Observatory Dr., Croton-on- Hudson N. Y. ................. 47 Elmwood Ave., Rye, N. Y. 1924 Wyandotte Dr., Euclid, Ohio Stonecrop Farm, Stonington, Conn. Ave Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. 180 Hedlund 2 Rolly e s Hess, Alice M. . g 50 . D NN Hicks, Nancylee s e es Hodges, Charlene......... . . Holt, Christine Clara Hossack, Shirley B. Hoyt, Ella Lou ... Hunt; Eloise B L i e e Inmang, Estheri SO e Into, Patricia A.... Jackson, Julia A. . . Jackson, Sarah A Jones, Dorothea. ... KafeGentrina ey Kaplan iRuth T Kearns, Nancy T. . Kelley, Frinces O e L e Kent, EleanoniVE Ly KingINancyijane i an e Kt csinnenan Koladny, Edith.................. Komeck, Ludmilla. . Kraft, Cynthia A. Kranich, Diane. ... . Lantz, Susan M. . Lee, Grace... . Linsley, Juln .. Little, Susan G.. . Long, Barbara B Lopez-Portillo, Angeles AN T vt b s e BT B Lovejoy, Virginia... MacCallum, Susan.......... MacDermid, Margaret A. ... MacKenzie, Jane T.............. MacWilliam, Ann N.... Malizia, Marilyn........ Manasevit, Anita R. ... Mapes, Joan F.......... Marceau, Jeanne E.....cooo.oon Markovits, Janet .............. Mason, Mary Jo... McClure, Jean B McConoughey, Eliza beth.. McDowell, Mary Ann.. McLear, Anne R ; Meharg, M. Virginia .............. Mehls, Barbara A...... Mercanton, Noelle P... .. 14 President's Lane, Quincy, Mass. 1211 Marlyn Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. 34 Hillside Ave., Stamford, Conn. .. 78 Webster Rd., Weston, Mass. 2446 McCulloh St., Baltimore, Md. 8400 N. E. 10th Ave., Miami, Fla. 420 nghland Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J- 9 Yorktowne Pl., Mt. Vernon, Elizabeth, Pa. Red Lane, Danville, Pa. Smith Ave., S. Nyack, N. Y. ..Lyme, Conn. coo 48 Main St., Ridgefield, Conn. .North Salem Rd., Ridgefield, Conn. 243 Hcmpstead Ave., Rockvnlle Center, N. Y. ..140 Hampton Rd., Garden City, N. Y. 38 Amerlcan Legmn Highway, Dorchester, Mass. 196 Wilshire Rd., Rochester, N. Y. .35 E. 2nd St., Frederick, Md. 45 Lathrop Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. : .2 Howe Ter., Wellsville, N. Y. SOS Woodmerc Blvd., Woodmere, L. I., N. Y. ..1030 Carroll St Brooklyn, N. Y. - .R.E.D. No. 1, Uncasville, Conn. 50 Central Park W, New York, N. Y. ..160 Richmond Ave., Worcester, Mass. 22 Falmouth Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. $921 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 101 E. 74th St., New York, N. Y. . ..194 Kenyon St., Hartford, Conn. 1715 W Franklm Ave., aneapolls Minn. 9 Mott St., New London, Conn. .40 Foxcroft Rd., Winchester, Mass. .8 Lafayette Rd., Larchmont, N. Y. 506 Farnsworth Ave., Bordentown, N. J. .17 Lincoln Ave., Norwich, Conn. .25 West Union St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ; ..15 Park Dr., Nutley, N. J. 195 Manharmn Ave., Bndgcport, Conn. 03 Coolidge Rd., West Hartford, Conn. .14 Manchester Rd., Winchester, Mass. 20 Lenox Pl., Middletown, N. Y. ...511 Broad Acres Rd., Narberth, Pa. 52 Brookline Ave., Albany, N. Y. 2488 Wlf.eilmgton Rd., Clevcland Heights, Ohio 2431 E. 34th Sc., Tulsa, Okla. e 222 Widermere Ave., Wayne, Pa. 1055 Sleepy Hollow Lane, Plainfield, N. J. ....3 Hepburn Rd., Hamden, Conn. .Old Chester Rd., Essex Fells, N. J. Miller, Elsie B.... Miller, Margaret A. Mitchell, Ann c........ 44 Beverly Rd., West Hartford, Conn. .................. 2 Birch Rd., West Hartford, Conn. TrIsielhitaiont: I e Orange NN Mitchell, J. Sonya . 45 Highland St., West Hartford, Conn, Kiche. T e ae Weed Ave., Stamford, Conn. Moody,, R B T s oo ee e e 8 s e I W EbsterT AN e EHlanover, NGB Moore, Joan A......... Muirhead, Elizabeth Y.......... M RSt 0 e P L Mun geiN SR et v e Najarian, Adrienne M.................... NelsoHTRutHHG R e Nedin o NG joreal e Nock, Georgene cerinirennan.110-20 69th Ave., Forest Hills, N. Y, viviiin.34 Winthrop, West Newton, Mass. v 12 Gurnsey, Keene, N. H ................... 10 Second Ave., Waterbury, Conn. 300 College Ave., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. -...... 427 Carrington Ave., Woonsocket, R. I. viii.... 185 Steele Rd., West Hartford, Conn, ..........93 Harrison St., New Britain, Conn. cvven. 2206 Orrington Ave., Evanston, Ill. Noswalkhiiliabiallel Faiih e o loh ol TN UL FE FRLAR N Hampton, Conn. Noveyl AL W N s Pythian Ave., Torrington, Conn. Nye, Sally NP Fritand Harwichport, Mass. Ober, Rachel E. B. .. O'Brien, Shirley M. Oellers, Mary L. ... Oppenheim, Isabelle........... . . Otto, Mimi A.. Packard, Marilyn. ... Papa, Eois MY ... Pardoe, Dorothy G X Barisi; Jgsephne M. e i Parliament, Nancy L.................. Pass, Ana Gl......... Phelps, Barbara J... Pines IRV S ............. w168 Edgewood Ave., Longmeadow, Mass. PortiofalRE o . o e Pinney, Janet R. Pratt, Cornelia H.. . Proppler, Arlene M.. .. Rapin, Annette M. Raub, Marilyn H....... Redman, Mary-Jane ... ... Rincicotti, Jean Ritz, Norma E. Roberts, A. Deane Robins, Phyllis T. Rost, Marjorie A... . Ruete, Betty J...... Russillo, Anne C. 135 Melbourne Ave., Akron, Ohio ccovieo. Berkshire Rd., Gates Mills, Ohio wwieiiienn.. 125 Palmer Place, Leonia, N. J. wo.... Perryville Park, Danville, Ky. e.625 Orange St., New Haven, Conn. w315 Central Park W, New York, N. Y. -.......626 Wolcott Hill Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. o 151 Whitfield St., Guilford, Conn. -.427 Orchard St., Johnstown, Pa. e Main St., Niantic, Conn. 851 N. Sheriden Rd., Highland Park, TII. oo 1636 James St., Syracuse, N. Y, w12 Club Rd., Baltimore, Md. 140 Magnolia Ter., Springfield, Mass. ..... - Coast Guard Academy, New London, Conn. --15 Riggs Ave., West Hartford, Conn. o027 Lexington Rd., Concord, Mass. wreeeennn 1165 Park Ave., New York, N. Y, om0 811 Downer PL, Aurora, 111 w10 Prospect St., New London, Conn w5361 Washington Blvd., Indianapolis, Tnd. o0, 70 Garland St., Bangor, Me. ...... 105 Oneco Ave., New London, Conn, ---2308 West Lake of the Isles Blvd., Minneapolis, Minn. -o-o....80 Douglas Rd., Glen Ridge, N. J. e 470 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. e 516 Hillside Ave, Westfield, N. J. --R.D. No. 1, Box 101, Centergrove Rd., Dover, N. 2 et 42 Brackett St Brighton, Mass. 182 Sage, Janice M. . 40 Wilmot Ave., Norwich, Conn. Sanger, Joan T r e, 329 Park Ave., East Orange, N. J. Schoenbrod, Nancy J....................... 262 Central Park W, New York, N. Y. SeftonMAty ERzabethio o 1324 Monaco Parkway, Denver, Colo. ShellabargerMa e No. 1, Montgomery Pl., Decatur, Il Shenk, JoanneB............................370Central Park W, New York, N. Y. SherannINancy S . 2234 Green, Harrisburg, Pa. Shiffern e oy e 90 Vauxhall St., New London, Conn. Slocum, Mary Jean................................ Halter Lane, Darien, Conn. Sriith, Beryl B i s 30 Edgewood Rd., Chatham, N. J. Smith, Carolyn J................ 130 Westmoreland Ave., Longmeadow, Mass. Smith, Elizabeth R.............. . R lh .....2 Sutherland Rd., Montclair, N. Y. Smithy K. Dana e e R. F. D. No. 4, Portland, Me. Shitkin, Sylvia BEN AT 15 Slater Ave., Norwich, Conn. Southard, N loum e 7 Chelsea St., Fairfield, Conn. Spencer i RN e covirenn 635 Wi 7th St., Erie, Pa. Sprayregen; T AN IR e 10 W. 86 St., New York, N. Y. Stark M et A . Pine Lake, Nashotah, Wis. Stedfe Blizabet V. 103 Steele Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Stevens, Joan Marie................. Stocking; Kathleen e 232 Prospect Ave., Highland Park, Il . 2 B No 1, Coraopolis, Pa. 506 Park Rd., West Hartford, Conn. SHICeHon L aneta Theleen, Marjorie A............................ Sturges Highway, Westport, Conn. Thomas, Elizabeth A...................ccoococveiiin.. Steepwood, Greenville, Del. ThoTpo i ooy LT e e 1 Roswell Ter., Glen Ridge, N. J. Title, Elaine.........c.ccooocviiveirivmennsraiernernnen 79 Belknap Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Toor, Joanne R...........cccccocovovvannnn... 285 Central Park W, New York, N. Y. T TacT oAt iLrazer Robettal NV 1 ST Y G bt Lorb e Bt v o WatTen; T oToty A e Wassung, Jane R A ST s 2 Day o oh ol b s Ar e T Weinberg, Frances Betty ... N hceler RS ara i anc e A e Wihitney s Nancy Bl b ey san Williams, Joan.. Wolf, Jeanne... Wolff, Catherme j Wood, Eleanor L... Woodard, Mary Ann.........., s Woodbridge, Marie.................. Wunker, Marilyn G, Yoars, M. Yvonne... Youman, Beth L... 143 Columbia Blvd., Waterbury, Conn. 24 Harlem Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 15 Vista Ter., New Haven, Conn. . 4839 Oak Knoll Dr., Youngstown, Ohio .50 Elihu St., Hamden, Conn. 1190 The Strand, W. Englewood N. J. 134 Hughes Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 2501 Jefferson Ave., Paducah, Ky. ...........55 Elm St., Fairfield, Conn. 159 North Euclid Ave., Westfield, N. J. Wing, Margaret I ......... 14th and Northampton St., Easton, Pa. Wisner, Mary Elizabeth............... .. 358 Beaver, Beaver, Pa. 17 Gram: Ave Newton Center, Mass. ..778 Valley Rd., Upper Montclair, N. J. .........59 Carroll St., Watertown, Mass. ...37 Le May St., West Hartford, Conn. 106 Westbourne Ter., Brookline, Mass. 6265 Rogers Park Pl., Cincinnati, Ohio ..Lawrence Farms, Chappaqua, N. Y. 1070 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Young, Mary A........... ................. Dominica, Pembroke, Bermuda 183 Adaskin, Judith .. Allere JOREE 2 TTTa MU 1 vl U e e e SELR I T ANEA PR e T s e Altschuler, Robin B................. Arider e B oL Ny e NI Aschaffenburg, Renate......... Askio NS el e Babbott, Elizabeth Bain; IFsTE v Banks, Lois A. Bartow, Marilyn C......... BasseuiiE e Lol e Bergstrom, Susan P....... ... .. . Berman, Phyllis A, Best, Mary Al............ Bettestdort, Sally A........... Bissell, Chloe H. Blackburn, Joan E..... ... Bohman, Nancy K. ... Bolte, B L Bowen, Natalie.. Brownstein, Susan B..... .. Brugger, Wilhelmina B. Buchner, Sari Buck, Sara R.. .. Burnell, Carol L.. CLASS OF 195l ceeresnnnierienneeseanee-839 Madison St., Fall River, Mass. viviii....85 Stratford Rd., Rockville Center, N. Y. oo 404 Thames St., Groton, Conn. ............ 44 Oak St., Proctor, Vt. ... 645 Summit Ave., Hackensack, N. J. .51 North St., Grafton, Mass. ... Old Chester Rd., Essex Fells, N. J. 1009 Buchanan Ave., Lancaster, Pa. w531 Prospect Ave., West Hartford, Conn. civennnn.. 1185 Park Ave., New York, N. Y, - 16205 Fernway Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio wovooe Little Brook Farm, Bernardsville, N. J. ioine.22 Hitcheock Rd., Amherst, Mass. .. 42 8. WL Drive, New Haven, Conn. +..15605 S. Moreland Blvd., Shaker Heights, Ohio - .ceoo...Mansfield Depot, Conn. 504 Grafton St., Shrewsbury, Mass. 23899 Stanford Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio -2909 Huntington Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio 1426 West Princess Anne Rd., Norfolk, Va. wooo... Chester Rd., Devon, Pa. wooeo... Bettendorf, Towa ++---727 S. Sheridan Rd., Highland Park, III. cwo..254 Irving Ave., South Orange, N. J. e 100 W Belvedere Ave., Baltimore 10, Md. 393 Bonnie Brae Ave., Rochester TN et 23 Abbington Ter., Glen Rock, N. J. soeveeno. 742 Rock St., Fall River, Mass. v 380 Bellevue Rd., New Haven, Conn. .............. Grand View 9W, Box 371, P. O. Nyack, N. Y, R 55 Lenox Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y, . 370 Wolcott Hill Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. ........Box 856, R. F. D. No. 3, Torrington, Conn. 184 Callaghan, Virginia...............................212 Davison PL, Englewood, N. J. Campbell, Joan A..... . . ... 64 North St., Grafton, Mass. Canepa, Gloria A.............. . 399 Fullerton Parkway, Chicago, Ill. CardlefMary R B ey 4802 Golf Ter., Minneapolis, Minn. Carneibatncay e Cartery Nancy G ChilGiiMirpSs e, ChirchillFeantE N e ClhpprNac Chaflopi N Cobbledick, Marilyn I. Colgany Beticy At i i e Collyer, Georgia G...i.i e, CombaNoiMs e Cornell; Patricia Al Gl e e Erimer; Dorothy R wivcei. 26 Lowell Place, W, Orange, N. J. w.eec..... Fox Chapel Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. .........4600 Edina Blvd., Minneapolis, Minn. 2539 N. Terrace Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. ........ 1621 Boulevard, West Hartford, Conn. 175 Plant St., New London, Conn. wiieiiii..43 Chapel St., New London, Conn. .......33 Ouis St., Norwich, Conn. e e i 29 Putnam RidatAkron, Ohio s 9406 Winchester Ave., Chicago, Il v 2445 Lunt Ave., Chicago, Ill. 75 Center St., Wethersfield, Conn. Daniels, Ann B o e N 25 PElm ' S; Manchester: NEH: Davison, Margery J..........cccoceeciiiiiiieieniriicnno. Box 262, Quaker Hill, Conn. De Mino, Joan A................cccccooonon....349 Wi Preston St., Hartford, Conn. Dench, Cynthia.................c.ccccecoveieoe. 715 Ocean Ave,, New London, Conn. Dietz, Libby.............c...c.cccccoennen.. 70 Strawberry Hill Ave., E. Norwalk, Conn. Dings, Joanne L.........................1825 Washington St., Canton, Mass, Basony VAT Sinia L e Edwards, Marianne E...................... EIIDOLS AT N e S e ey e, Erickson, Marjorie H.................. Ernst, Mercedes: i S iun i e B Farnsworth, Pamela P........... ; Feller, Marilyn. ... Fensterwald, Elaine..............c...oo.. Finn, Carolyn B........i ...411 N. W. 14th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Cedar Hill Rd., Box 1223, Greenwich, Conn. wevivov. Ives Rd., E. Greenwich, R. I. .........4 Maryland Rd., Maplewood, N. J. 16 Westfield Rd., Holyoke, Mass. 31 Brookside Blvd., West Hartford, Conn. ..........78 Crest Drive, S. Orange, N. J. ... 402 Elmington Pl., Nashville, Tenn. 1232 Harvard Blvd., Dayton, Ohio ........ River St., Norwell, Mass. Ford, Jane E........cccooovioiiiiiiiiinnenniiniits Frank, Peggy Gu....ooooovovenienns Freeman, Janet E.......coooovoienc ... 1333 W. Rudisill Blvd., Fort Wayne, Ind. ......4 Usher Ave., Plainville, Conn. 185 Gardner, Betty M...................... Atkins St., R. F. D. No. 1, Middletown, Conn. Geor IR A N e s Gesner, Joan M. . ...5 Library St., Mystic, Conn. 201 W. 24th St., Sioux Falls, S. D, 4 Wyman St., Augusta, Me. Grven I e e L Y o st Goldschmidt, Claire B.................................309 Albany Ave., Hartford, Conn. Goldthwait, Marilyn ..................................71 Swan Rd., Winchester, Mass. Griffin, Elizabeth E. ... .. ... Route 1, Box 60 A, Winter Haven, Fla. GronEEIARREN e ok i N, Broadway, Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y. Gustafson, Mona E............................187 Stafford Ave., Forestville, Conn. Haines, Alice P.. R L G 2 ISR e r SN e S B art e Halk, Carol A.... . ................3 NassauBlvd., Garden City, N. Y. Hamm, Henrietta A................ ol e p e e S e Ham i i e B e e Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Hatnii B N S T A orh, Michigan Ave., Evanston, Il HarrgtMateha 0 o o e e e A oo Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio IHenrghJoatine BT 0 o anm s 102 N, 10th St., Allentown, Pa, Hill, BouisesM:. . oo vl o TSR T Montgomery St., Rhinebeck, N. Y. Hoffian, Phyllis T oo ottt e ot 5. il Hago.d Rutland Rd., Detroit, Mich. Hollaady: Aine R, .5 oot s Dodkwaorl R IRV Holmes, Doloris E............. ... 279 Hunting Hill Ave., Middletown, Conn. Hotz, Elizabeth A. .. . SR, 223 E. 62nd St., New York, N. Y. Hunsicker, MaryJ Parkwew Apts., No. B44, 2400 Market St., Harrisburg, Pa. Jaffe, June - Section Rd., Amberley Village, R. R. 6, Cincinnati, Ohio John, Nancy ... s 96 'Washington St., Ayer, Mass. JobsoEMEaal J. oo o e w614 Orienta Ave,, Mamaroneck, N. Y, JohodPlblgen T, ... . o 36 Farmington Ave., Longmeadow 6, Mass. Johnson, Margaret M. Brookside, Wilmot Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y. Johnson, Vivian M... sttt 321 Main St., Portland, Conn. EaroluWel ... .00t s 303 Summit Ave., Summit, N. J. Kaufman, Mancy..................... --32 South Munn Ave., E. Orange, N. J. KellefiAnne M.......... ... . e N st Liberty, Ohio Kelley, Constance... ........ e 43 State St Wethersfield, Ohio Keltie, Jane E...... . y 25 Sagamore Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Kiobullee Rot....r.s oot oo b B 1 Audubon Rd., Worcester, Mass, 186 Kinloch Evel: Sl I Kirk, iRt e Kleiny WNancy: e Kochenolit N ormoan 42 Church St., Charleston, S. C. o .. .Glenwood Rd., Ross, Calif. ..410 Shoemaker Rd., Elkins Park, Philadelphia, Pa. 476 Madison Ave., York, Pa. Kiiigler Pitricia B ey 156 Pennsylvania Ave., Easton, Pa. KropendHelEnt O N P 12 Ridgefield St., Manchester, Conn. Kwok:Glonxy i n e L s Bubblingwell Rd., Shanghai, China LeachiiBarhars NS T 9203 S. Pleasant Ave., Chicago, Ill. Lent, Jane R. . Libby, Nancy A T i L oy Lindemann, Elizabeth J............................. Ttuke, Rosermary Bl aNins o o Lutz, Lauralee A............. Lyle, Constance T........... Manville, Ethel L.............. Marg, Inez... McCarthy, Phths B McClements, Kathleen. ... McNabiiMary e e e McNulty, Agnes.............. McQueen, Merritt L.. Megirzes, Shelld s Meltzer i Paula e R, Merkle M e, Merritt, Prudence E. . MeTer Prisclla N e T Miller, Carolyn D............. Miller, Patricia A.......... Molinsky, Barbara D. ...1821 Second St., Peru, Il 40 Caldwell St., Portland, Me. 3850 N. Lake Dr., Milwaukee, Wis. 24 South Battery, Charleston, S. C. 123 Woodlawn St., Hamden, Conn. 112 Howard St., New London, Conn. Longmeadow Farm?, Joshuatown Rd., Lyme, Conn. ...32-39 162nd St., Flushing, N. Y. ...417 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. 5640 Aylesboro Ave., Pittsburgh 17, Pa. 14 Second St., Poland, Ohio 34 Linden St., New London, Conn. ..4117 Linden Hills Blvd., Minneapolis, Minn. 108 Willow St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 240 Highland Rd., South Orange, N. J. 22225 Parnell Rd., Cleveland, Ohio 34 .. Litchfield, Conn. 1018 N. State St., Chicago, Ill. ... Mentor Ave., Painesville, Ohio 1113 High St., Logansport, Ind. ...276 New York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 39 Maple Hill Dr., Larchmont, N. Y. N orte At h N e A Moss, Nancy M.............cccceeeceeiiiieennnnnn. 7 128 Lincoln Dr., Philadelphia, Pa. Mt anel G e e, King St., R. D. 4, Greenwich, Conn. Nachman, Louise.. Nash; Bt DA A Rt e ...199 Lexington St., Westbury, L. I, N. Y. 461 Mountain Ave., North Caldwell, N. J. 187 Neely, Jane Nevins, Frances D. ... Northtip, Roldah C...... Orr, Betty ... Park, Margaret P Parker, Katharine F. PatlcefNEty ST e Pavlowieh; Elelen e s aneae. PelkegiiMary i 0 Pennfaitt iy R D, Perrins, Emily W........ . . Picrc My LI ey Popiglek, Cegelia A...................... Potter, Martha W..... .. Powell, Elizabeth M. PurnEllfZi6 M Reiffel, Jane E. Ridgeway, Barbara E.... Rinella, Maria J.. .. Ross,Shirley J......... Roth, Patricia ... Salic ilEoo.. S IE L Saltzman, Shelby..... . Sargoy, Janice E......... . Sauersopf, Elizabeth A. SRR 5T T i S et Y Schaumann, Janice A..... .. A, s Schmidt, Donna C..... Seelbach, Barbara B.... ... Sessions, Lois M..... .. st Seufert, Virginia A.. Sheehan, Katherine A.. Shepherd, Justine Silber, Janet E. viiviviin. Clive St., Metuchen, N. J. East St., East Granby, Conn. ...6219 Wagner Lane, Washington, D. C. viiiieii.245 Gypsy Lane, Wynnewood, Pa. Blind Brook Ledge, Rye, N. Y. 300 E. 18th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. covivve.7 Ledgewood, Winchester, Mass. civieiene..822 Palisade Ave., Teaneck, N. J. 12 Brokaw Pl., Appleton, Wis. w368 Woodland Pl., S. Orange, N. J. vivvccee.. 129 Davis St., Hamden, Conn. wooiiii. 10 Summit Ave., Bronxville, N, Y. ..........65 Mountain Ave., New London, Conn. 70 Warrior Rd., Indian Hills, Louisville, Ky. w2205 E. 8th Ave., Denver, Colo. -wieieiie. 72 Oriole Dr., Youngstown, Ohio w45 Popham Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. w160 Park Ave., Hamilton Square, N. J. -cioo. Canterbury Rd., Plainfield, Conn. ....Box 93, Scarborough, N. Y. oo 3871 Dakota Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio .....160 Wildacre Ave., Lawrence, L. I., N. Y. wo. 110 Riverside Dr., New York, N. Y. e 135 Paine Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. ++..300 Vauxhall St., New London, Conn. ........... 4 Waldson Ave., Summit, N. 1k ---...804 Berkeley Rd., Wilmington, Del. ............ Old Lake Shore Rd., Derby, N. Y. wwoo.. Brightwood Rd., Library, Pa. oo 1180 East Ave., Rochester, N. Y. w369 Churchill Rd., W, Englewood, N. J. w15 Alger Place, New London, Conn. w75 Glenview Rd., So. Orange, N. J. 1209 Astor St., Chicago, Ill. Shider Evely i A Strassburger, Marjorie A.............. ... Strickland et Suckling, Mary M................. Suyker, Betty A. Swett, Jane H. . Tholfsen, Anita M.................... Thompson, Barbara A. . Trabulsi, Joan M....... Breskanoledaid e ke TASCOLE, Joan: R .........26 Nayatt Rd., West Barrington, R. L. Tucker, Beverly EuckernJeanne Gl e e Tttt Rl eansr I e Val N e ket ine e . Nalker AR N Walling, Marion M.......cocoooiviiivininn. asserinat; Detsya L NeadimCinli e Weeks, Marjorie.......c.ccoooieiiiieun: Wihitla; Eleanote T St Whittum, Marilyn E.......... Wiebenson, Anne...... Wiegand, Elizabeth ... Willard, Joanne F....... N7 B oy Lol Lo ve YT Do U DR 1 SR .14 Devon Lane, Ben Avon Heights, Pittsburgh, Pa. Wilson, Frances H.......... Wirtemburg, Nancy T....... Weylie; Jane D s i o555 Young, Janet... - Virginia Berman Manager Mary Enyart Sally Ward Margaret Farnsworth Shirley Ross vevverirenor.40 Barker St., Buffalo, N. Y. ...802 Granard Pkwy., Steubenville, Ohio viverereer.37 May St., Hartford, Conn. woievveo... Coraopolis Heights, Coraopolis, Pa. -.........350 Elder Lane, Winnetka, Ill. ........33 Pleasant View Rd., Arlington, Mass. . 704 Wyckoff Ave., Bellmore, N. Y. .......27-26 14th St., Long Island City, N. Y. ......2103 Avenue I, Brooklyn, N. Y. ... 484 Fountain St., New Haven, Conn. 115 Greenleigh Court, Merchantville, N. J. veveiiiier...Whitehead Rd., Morristown, N. J. 497 Rutland Ave., West Englewood, N. J. veiveveo..... Peach Lake, Brewster, N. Y. ........83-22 Midland Pkwy., Jamaica, N, Y. ..........Indian Chase Dr., Greenwich, Conn. voeviei..422 Oradell Ave., Oradell, N. J. .37 Thompkins Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. N E T HISeT R atersony a0 17 Overton Pl., Babylon, L. L., N. Y. wvein. 395 E. State St., Sharon, Pa. oo 2233 Main St., Glastonbury, Conn. 20789 Shaker Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio woiin 3056 Ellicote Se., N. W., Washington, D. C. iiiirrreennn 1515 Main St., E. Hartford, Conn. o Windward, Pembroke, Bermuda ........... 146 Goodwin St., Bristol, Conn. ....1060 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. ......550 East Main St., Meriden, Conn. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Dorothy Inglis Miriam Ward Beth Youman Virginia Giesen Rosalie Halbren 189 Heigh Ho! Heigh Ho! OFF FOR BARGAINS Here We Go ! Ne're fzawfnq a womJerful time at LIGHTHOUSE INN COME JOIN US!! The finest in dining, dancing, entertainment, and atmosphere NEW LONDON 4331 LOWELL BLVD. COMPLIMENTS OF NEW HAVEN and SHORE LINE RAILWAY CO. INC. 7-15 STATE STREET NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT FASHION FARMS A bit of Madison Ave. just off the campus Tina LeserWhite Stag Carolyn Schnurer Greta Plattry Rosenfeld 622 WILLIAMS ST. DIAL 22920 YO Wreneaca6a6acR6RERERGRERERERACRERERES WA COURTESY DRUG STORE Drugs - Cosmetics - Prescriptions HEADQUARTERS FOR Elizabeth Arden Coty, Yardley Helena Rubinstein Faberge Dorothy Gray Ciro Milkmaid Max Factor ete. COMPLIMENTS OF SULLIVAN PRINTING COMPANY 17 MASONIC STREET NEW LONDON THE SPORT SHOP 306 State Street Dewart Building Misses and Junior Apparel Exclusive with us: Claire McCardell MeMullen Carolyn Schnurer Adele Simpson Ceil Chapman GORRA BROS. Wholesale Fruit and V egetables 314 Bank Street New London, Conn, Tel. 4300-4309 Wrsasasasacasasasns 192 YELLOW CAB CO. Phone 4321 New London LEOPOLD FELDSTEIN SWEATERS, SKIRTS SWIMSUITS 225 THAYER STREET PROVIDENCE DEDOEDBRODEDERENED WA A Ton of Luck and a Load of Success to THE CLASS of '48 JAMES DRUG CO., INC. Bank at Pearl Street New London p Quality Prescriptions our our Policy Specialty Apothecaries to the Profession and the Home Established 1915 It is our pleasure to be associated with the following houses: ELIZABETH ARDEN H. H. AYER PRIMROSE HOUSE MAX FACTOR YARDLEY GUERLAIN CIRO WEIL SCHIAPARELLI Prescriptions Chemicals Biologicals COMPLIMENTS OF EDWIN KEENEY CO. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. STATIONERY GREETING CARDS Woodbridge St. New London, Conn. 155 aln Sk N A ot COMPLIMENTS OF N. BENVENUTI MICHAEL'S DAIRY GENERAL CONTRACTORS New London, Conn. 16 Elm St. New London DANNY DOYLE'S TAnom AnOhin, ErinSisink GoBragh- A place worth finding... A Where The Little People Play --J 91-101 NO. Bank Stl'eet DANNY DOYLES NEW LONDON 91-101 NORTH BANK ST NEW LONDON PHONE 2-397 PENDLETON'S ESSO SERVICENTER Church G Huntington Streets Opposite Court House NEW LONDON, CONN. We Buy Our CONNECTICUT COLLEGE BLAZERS The perfect gift upon a look From C. C. BOOKSHOP SYLVIA PUTZIGER 53 West 57 Street And in every nook a book New York City WreneaEasatRERRRARERGREAGREAGRERER W 195 -AIN O BRAGH ONCE UPON A TIMFE Stories galore of Irish lore ... . leprechauns ....shillelaghies .... yellow dogs IT'S ALWAYS GAY WITH DANNY SHEA Golden Street New London, Conn. 196 CLASS OF 49 Mildred Weber e NN I Although 49 ers, The goal has been shown us, The path been made known us. We'll follow the footprints Of you, '48. We're not those miners Who searched for a treasure With no guide but fate. 197 THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE NEW LONDON We Serve Conn. College Students through our Commercial and Savings Departments Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Established 1852 THE BURR-MITCHELL CO. Wholesale TOBACCO - CIGARETTES CONFECTIONERS 334 Bank Street Ph. 4966 New London's Shopping Centre ABEN HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS 123-131 Bank St. New London x Each college year brings us to BRATER Where we find S Cards for all occasions Accessories for our new clothes Fumishings for our rooms 253 State St. NEIL'S Furniture - Ranges Appliances 91 Main Street cor. John Street New London, Conn. New London, Conn. Phone 6985 COMPLIMENTS OF W. T. GRANT CO. Complete Book Department Reprints, Best Sellers Fiction, Non-Fiction N$5MM;MMMQgMMM-Q5MMMM$m5Qcw?i HOWARD JOHNSON'S A FAMILIAR EXTERIOR- A WELCOME INTERIOR Good food Good Service AND Chocolate Chip JUSToUE PR E--H L L 931 Bank St., New London 199 LOIS PAPA FOR THE CLASS OF 1950... Grow old along with mel The best is yet to be, The last of life, for which the first was made. Robert Browning The advertising staff relaxes in the Snack Bar. luggage and leather goods of distinetion . . 'an's LUGGAGE Judy 'n Jill Hi - Dee Emily Wilken BERNARDS 253 State St. New London NORWICH INN us Norwich Inn provides a perfect setting for your Sat- night date or for entertaining Mom and Dad. BANQUETS PARTIES NORWICH 201 For that ring of distinction PERRY AND STONE Jewelers since 1865 296 State Street Luncheons. Afterncon Teas. Cocktails Dinners Universal Food Stores, Inc. Barney London, Manager Hodges Square Phone 2-3642 397 Williams St. 202 Fresh F oods-Properly cooked DEAN'S GRILL - CASINO Found at the end of Long Hill Rd, Boston Post Road, Route One Groton, Conn. AT Savard Brothers, Inc. SADDLE SHOES by Spaulding 138 State Street New London Want a Sundae or a Soda? After the movies it's THE BOSTON CANDY KITCHEN 190 State Street New London STAR DAIRY JUST DOWN THE HILL FROM COLLEGE HAMBURGERS - MILKSHAKES HOTDOGS - SUNDAES CHEESEBURGERS HOT CHOCOLATE, etc. ORDERS DELIVERED Phone 6880 LAURIE'S CHILDREN CENTER State Street New London CENTRAL NEWS SERVICE 50 State St. New London Conn. THE UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY CHECKING ACCOUNTS 61 State St. New London FOR A SPECIAL TREAT VISIT THE OLYMPIA TEA ROOM Good Food Reasonable Prices 253 State St. New London OUR ROOM HAS THE NEW LOOK SINCE WE VISITED THE G. M. WILLIAMS CO. Hardware House Furnishings Sporting goods State St. New London HOTTIEI Residential and Transient RATES Single Rooms, with private bath . .. .. ... from $2.50 Double Rooms, with private bath ...... from $4.00 Air-conditioned Dining Room Air-conditioned Cocktail Bar K GUY P. SEELEY, Manager Q 304 East 42nd Street MUrray Hill 4-3900 204 L MTUIDOIR L WrsasamacacasaeRERGAGRERERGRGRGRGRGR WA She's sure of the best in drycleaning, are you? Send your clothes to THE SHALETT CLEANING AND DYEING COMPANY 2-6 Montauk Avenue New London, Conn. WP EREREREREREREREREREREIERERERERED W 205 B. ALTMAN CO. FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK The Altman College Shop says: PIN UP THE NEW COLLEGE CLOTHES Fresh as new pennies they come from our happy and varied collection of campus toggery. Altman College Shop, third floor A SENIOR'S FATHER WISHES HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 x CARROLI'S MALLOVE'S Cut Rate Perfumer JEWELERS RECORDS 158 State St., New London 74 State St. Wsasacasascasasasasasasasasacasacas WP DK ANE Fine Portraits - not by accident but through artistry 11 East 57 Street - New York - Plaza 8-1717 Official Photographers to 1948 Koine WosnsasnsancasnsaraeeasaERERERERERER W 207 VICTORIA SHOPPE The Modern Corsetry lingerie, hostess gowns, gloves, hosiery, sportswear 243 State Street New London, Conn. DEVLIN'S Sizzling Steaks Serumptious Sea Food Bank Street New London ROBERT'S ELECTRIC SHOP Radios - Appliances - Records Television 11D Bank Street New London, Conn. Telephone 8313 the STYLE SHOP College Sportswear Garland Sweaters Jantzen Beachwear Exclusive with us 128 State Street COMPLIMENTS OF CROWN RESTAURANT 83 State Street New London, Conn. THE BASKET SHOP Distinctive Gifts and Jewelry 10 Percent Discount to Students 13 Union Street Just off State St. New London, Conn. 208 MARVEL SHOP 129 State Street Bedspreads Drapes Rugs Pillows Lingerie, Hose, Undies JAHN OLLIER AGAIN A slogan signifying a service created to excel in all things pertaining to yearbook design and en- graving. We have found real satisfaction in pleasing you, the yearbook publisher, as well as your photog- rapher and your printer. JAHN OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 W. WASHINGTON BLVD., CHICAGO 7, ILL. 209 COMPLIMENTS OF THE DIANA CORSET COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF PLEASE PATRONIZE THOSE WHO ADVERTIZE MR. GEORGE LEVIN BEE AND THISTLE INN I Old Lyme, Conn. Compliments of Delightful place for: . A vacation, a weekend, a friend a honeymoon, or just a meal! Recommended in 'Adventures in Good Eating by Duncan Hines MMMMmegngmwMMMMMMM m 210 W sasaen6neR6n606RERGRERERERERERERED A KEELERS PAINT WORKS, INC. Wholesale and Retail house paints maring paints cold water paints wall paper 56-62 Golden St. Tel. 2-2250 EMIL SEIFERT BAKERY Cakes and pastries for parties Phone 6808 225 Bank Street IF YOU HAVE IT TO WE'LL STORE IT GARDNER'S STORAGE The Mechanical Porters We Bear the Burdens AHERN'S CITY TRANSFER HOME Brought to College through Furniture HENDEL FURNITURE CO. New London MARKOFF'S I. Miller Shoes Costume Handbags Gloves, Hosiery Costume Jewelry State Street New London, Conn. Sotiic HARTFORD 2, CONN. Our Famous COLLEGE SHOP has Everything you want for a best dressed year. SECOND FLOOR WrsneasacarasttRfRtReRRETERERERERERANA THE CHAPPELL FUEL LUMBER CO. , COAL - LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS b Sherwin-Williams Paints 258 Bank Street New London, Conn. L. LEWIS AND COMPANY Established 1860 China, Glass, Silver, Lamps and Fine Costume Jewelry State and Green Sts., New London THE AGNES ROGERS SHOP Millinery and Accessories 311 State St, Telephone 6193 New London Connecticut QMMMMMMQ?Q'MW The best in the East or West Make MALOOF'S ICE CREAM Your Steady Guest! SIHU-EEX: CO, From Heel To Toe We Shoes rejuvinated Fix Unexcelled workmanship It Prompt service Large assortment of shoe accessories, 11 Main St. - how, as always, you save when you shop at Genung's 5 Department Stores WESTCHESTER and CONNECTICUT . DERCRGDGREDEDGRED WP this is the label that signifies superlative quality in rayon fabrics. .. laboratory tested and approved for brilliant performance in campus, town and country clothes! LABTEX FABRICS 469 Seventh Avenue New York Cmammwmm $mmmmMmMWMMhGENh 213 Bouquets and Corsages for the Most Discriminating FELLMAN 4 CLARK Crocker House Block 186 State St. Flower phones 5588 and 7069 New London Gifts for Mom, Sis, and Pop at A. C. BRINE jeweler Specialize in Repairing For musical needs and advice stop in and consult with an expetienced musician at HARRY'S MUSIC STORE about sheet music, records, albums, radios and record players 64 Bank St. Phone 2-4815 You'll find exciting surprises in MORAN'S SHOE BOX New London CAPITOL TEA RO has the best cup of coffee 21 Bank Street Guaranteed Satisfaction for your Flighty Ford Flivver or your Proud Princely Packard at DOCS SERVICE opposite the Martom The most satisfying stop from here to Norwich THE COTTAGE DAIRY W. Thames Road, Norwich DANTE'S RESTAURANT Italian Delicacies for Ladies and Gents 52 Truman Street Tel. 5805 STARR BROS, IN We can buy every- thing we need at Starr's cigarettes, cosmetics, films, any- thing 1 Any day, any time - WE'LL CASH YOUR CHECKS TAKE HEART OF THESE ADS AND YOU SOON WILL SEE, WHAT A JOY AND PLEASURE SHOPPING CAN BE. W S encnEnERERERERERERERERERERERERER WA 209 CRNO Printed By BENTON REVIEW PUB. CO., Incorporated Fowler, Ind. 6 X9 216 R L e ap