Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1954 volume:

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X - , , Q- , , . xl'-1 - -1 5. ' 'v S , A-A Q N ff. J-f NX -as f a 'Y' ' sf H. lifgga , vu ' ' E Q x v Q ' X x 2 Q Q :am X. J' dm, ' ' -2 P E, THE CLASS OF 1954, affectionately dedicate our yearhooic to Miss Bernice Vvheeier, in deep appreciation for the knowledge and inspiration she has imparted to us. in her position as instructor and Houseieiiow, she has stimulated our interest in the world in which we iive and has made us aware of the responsihiiity we all share in our college community. The seriousness ot purpose and whoiehearted enthusiasm with which she has undertaken her work has been a steady encouragement to us. Her genuine cheerfuiness, her sym- pathetic understanding of our prohiems, and her spontaneous sense of humor have made her a good counselor and an ideal Housefeiiow. Her friendship will remain one of the warmest and most valuahie memories of our college years. N THIS VOLUME OF KOINE the Class of 1954 has recorded its achievements and has given a picture of the College and its world during the years from 1950 to 1954. These years were important ones for the Class and for the College. The Class moves out now into a new world of increased responsibility and varied opportunity. The College will watch its progress with pleasure, confident in its success. And we hope that the College will seem to the Class as the years elapse, not just a haven of pleasant memories hut a continuing source of enlight- enment and insight, so that as a Class you will look hack on us not only with nostalgia but with gratitude. Qur helief in your success comes from our knowledge of you, and your confidence in us in the future as in the past will come from your affectionate association with us, of which this volume is the intimate record. ROSEMARY PARK, President Fazculzy am ,E Q S'- V Q cl N '- ' wx v f -0 1 J X g......--f -xi? Adminiftmtion . . . S V Y V ,I - J, , - -ff l , - .,-f- -,f -' X 3 722. I X -- -- - .L g Y T- ! 7' . ,Y - 3? 1,, x . 6 gm Q . TW ,f '5?ih 1:22- ADMISSIONS lo R., Nlrs. Snow, Nliss Nvlson, Allvn B. Lmnhrlin Mrs. Carpenter 4' fl- , ,X -li. LL f 1 s ' 'N' h -.., XX A 4 s NS PERSONNEL OFFICE: L. to R., Miss Guitieau, Nliss Ramsay 1 ,n REGISTRAR: L. Io R., Mrs. Mmm, Mrs. Pnugh Wi INFORMATION DEANS Ass1STANT, Miss H0lC0.,.l,.- PUBLIC RELATIONS Mrs. Linklcller Nliss Boynlon CJFFICE: L. io R., Row I-Mrs. Cruise, Mrs. 4 , 3 i Young fBursar,, Nlrs, Hermes: Row 2-Nlrs. Yanlcc, Nlrs. Clark, Q is K 2 V, Miss Fisher, Mrs, Versr-put, Wliss Cincy. H 3 INFIRMARY: L. to R., Miss Hull, Mrs. Roberts, Miss Thumm Dr. Vvarnshuis, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Hatfield, Miss Fraser. LIBRARY: Miss Johnson, Head Lilwmrian. ,., -,-s 'Q ' - . s N M- W , Y .ff 1 Q.. 3, --i s 1 V, cr. A G ' I J RESIDENCE: L. to R., Row lr-Nliss Harris fDirectur1, Mrs. Lawrence, Row 2-Nliss Desmond, Miss Misteriy, Miss Vvarren, Mrs. Darmii. 3 SPANISH DEPARTMENT: I... Io R., Standing-Miss Biaggi, Mr. Koibz Seated-Miss Curtis, Mr. Cerilerio fcilairrnanf. GERMAN DEPARTMENT: L. Io R. Miss von Vvymelai, Miss HaIIcesIJrinIc fchairmanf . JN -'-...u,,-f- RELIGION DEPARTMENT Dr. Laubensiein. RUSSIAN DEPARTMENT: MF. and MTS. Kasem-beg. , ....,,,,,..,, M, .. , pu 'P'--I ,, 'yf, hun l ww? 1 -- ,, mwrmv.-fw:.s a-.ang 'T' I .mv whiny llsliuawmunsuuqg Sul ping lil llillzlinin , , I mf. Vi sig?-'I I I NI 4 .ss . Terai, -K fm 5 1 U gl, . 4' lj 3' .Eyes . . A ' af- f. L 4--Us FRENCH DEPARTMENT: I... to R., Mr. Jones, Miss Monaco, Mr. Cimaciimourne fchairmanj Miss Cary, Mr. I.4eI9Ion, Mr. Biciuer. I CLASSICS DEPARTMENT: Miss Evans ECCNOMICS DEPARTMENT: L. to R., Nirs. Wiorris fchairmani, Nliss Nloss. Wir. Diriam, Miss Snirir-r, Niiss Barnard, Miss Finney. HISTORY DEPARTIVIENT: L. lu R., Miss Nou, Mr. Haines, Miss Roach fclmirmanf, Mr. Cranz Niiss Mulvcy, Mr, Vvcavor. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT: L. lo R., Mr. Galant, Miss Dilley fcllairmanf, Mr. Lockard. SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: IVIr. Record, Mrs. Loc lcliairmanl, PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT. L. no R., Sitting-Mr. Fooks, Mrs. Applczweig, IVIr. Applezwcig fc-jlllliffflllfll, Miss Vvinierlmltom, Miss Torrey. Siancling--IVIr. TI1onms, Mr. Moeller, Mr. LiI!eII. MUSIC DEPARTMENT: L. to R., Mr. Quimby fcliuirmanl, Miss Alter. Mrs. Leslie, Miss Jacynowicz, Miss Rapp. Mr. Dale. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: L. lo R., Miss Bowcr fcluzirmanl, Mrs. Quimby, Mr. Ferguson. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT: L. Io R Miss Burdelt, Miss Jensen, Miss Chaney fCIu1irmunI Miss Vvamer, Miss Vveaver. SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY: I... to RW Mrs. VVcsseI fChairmanI. Miss SuIIivan. PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: I.. In R., Mr. Morris fCIu1irman of Plzilosophyf, Mr, Mack, Mr. Smiiil fEr1ucali0n Cllairmanf. ART DEPARTMENT: L. lo R., Mr. Mayhew, Miss Hanson, Mr, Logan fCIwirmanI, Mrs. Logan. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: L. to R., Mr. Baird, Miss Noyes, Miss Tuve, Mr. Smyscr, IVIL Stridc-r, IVIiss Bc-lI1urum fcfuiirmanf, Mr. Fussen, Mrs, .IarrcII, Miss Oakes, Miss Aiken, IVIrs. Ray. Missing: Mrs. Smysi-n and Miss I IazIewoocI. ZOOLOGY DEPARTMENT. I L. to R., Miss Hausman, Miss Taylor, Miss Richardson fclxairmani, Mrs, Jones, Miss Bots- forci, Miss Vvlicelcr, BOTANY DEPARTMENT: L. to R., Mr. Goodwin fcfiairmunf, Miss Thomson, Miss Avcrs, Mr. Nicring. I ,f CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT: L. to R., Nlrs. Carney. Nlrs. Leonard, Mr. Christiansen, Mr. Brown fchairmani, Miss Johnston. PHYSICS DEPARTMENT: L. to R., NIL Coleman, NIL Erminy, NIL Garrett fclzairrnani. DEPARTMENT: L. Io R.. Sitting-Nliss Thomas, yliss Brrti. Standing- , Miss Frrguson, twiss Burrill, I Nliss Pond, Riiss Bloonivr, 5 Iwiss Xvooci. if .nfl PHYSICAL EDUCATION Nliss Sfanwooci fCIiairnmnI, Stud QUTUQU 'qv .. 5 Q V - -- w s Urgmfzizmfiom. . . tudent Government nb .lf X 2 STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS-L. to R.: Joan Feldgoise, Scribe .loan Puinton, Vice-President: Elizabeth Cleveland, Presidentg Nomm Hamady, Secretary. CABINET--Row l: to .loan Aldrich, Cynthia Linton. Nomia Hanmdy, Elizabctll Cleveland, President: Joan Painton, Beverly Taslco, Nancy Gartlancl. Row 2: L. to R.: Nlildrefl Catlcdgc, Nona Cunningham, Constance Dc-rnarest, Cf-Iiv Gray, lwlary Alice Robertson. , J if-f HONOR COURT'-L. to R.: Ann Talcott, Heidi Schweizer. Ann Matthews, Ann Heagney, Cyntlnia Linton, Chief Iusticeg Elizabeth Cleveland, Caroline Rolmertson, Shirley Smith, Nancy Stewart. Missing - Elizabeth Allen and Katherine Gray. ...A , 1:9 HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- TIVES-Row I: L. to R: Anne Browning, Joan Walsh. Katherine Reynolds, Jeanne Krause, Nancy Cedar. Row 2: L. to R.: Elizalaetll Sager, Jane Doman, Beverly Taslio. Presidenlg Elizabeth Cleveland, Carol Gardner. Carol Daniels. Row 5: L. to R.: Suzanne Bemet, Eleanor Jolmson, Nancy Hamilton, Carolyn Diefenclorl. Gloria MacArthur, Barbara Garliclc, Bemelle Curtis. STUDENT FACULTY FOR- UM: l... to R.: Dorotliy Knup. - . .loan Painton, Head, Etlxel ,-. .5 O ' Evans, Jane Haynes, lVlona Vvilson, lmxa Levine, Carolyn Chapple. LEAGUE-Row l: to R.: .lucly Reycrolt, Cyvia Russian. Row 2: L, to R.: .leannc Gelilmeyer, lvlary Alice Robertson. Head: Nancy Powell, Sally Lincllglacl. Cyntllia Fenning. .f A . 0 COlVlMUNlTY FUND-fl... to R.: Nlary Alice Robertson, Sally Lincllnlael, Nancy Powell, Head: Janet Fenn, Jeanne Gelilmeyer. POLITICAL FORUM. L. to R.. Barbara Guerin, SyIvia Kursman, Gaii RoII1scI1iIcI. Patricia Siuicr, EIIcn Moore, Head: Frances Iviacy, Margery BIQCII, Cami Dani:-Is, IVIargo! Coiwin, Niary IVIoorc, Grace Quiniin. 1 I III! if 1' K'l I , C I INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CI-UB-Row l: L. Io R., Diana Dow, Susan Epsioin, IVIiIIiccnI KnvanagI'l. Row 2: I0 R.: Nancy Grzilli, Ivizxrrin COIIQH. , President: Ann Fisher. 5 LANGUAGE CLUB PRESIDENTS-Row l I.. Io R.: Iviarcia Bvrnsivin. IY7l'K'IH'IlI Dor0II1y Knup IIOBIE CLUB-I.. Io R.: Louise KIcin, EIizaI10iI1 Roni, German' Prusinientg Aiicia AIIcn, Iiurrint Ryberg, Prudence IVIurpI1y. Row 2: L4 to 124: Nancy Nlmlch' Spnnigllz Nlmina 11SCIICI'Cl'TlSCIlEiIlSIiy, IQUSSIIIII. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB--Row 'l: L. to R.: Lois Bnsseli, Suzanne Robin, Doruliiy Hinscim, Barbara Mungcr, Row 2: L. to R.: Eiizainelil Friedman, Janet Gross, President: .loan Parseiis. Row 3: L. to R.: Janice Aciams, Caroi Lee Biaicc, iviary Ann Vvoipcrt, Ciaucielle Rnmsirin, Doroliiy Libncr. CLUB-'Row i: L, lo RJ Joyce SCiliaCiii, Katherine Smitiu, Sniiy Thompson, President. Row 2: L. to R.: .iam-t Frost, Doris Deming, Poiiy ixioiieiic, Florence Coimen. Q 7 LX A . . r A . .ai . rf R 5 -. V ' 1 E 1 .4 E , f 1, - V i I ge N to R,: Niarin Fiorvs Oica, Liii Siiiivslmi, Fcrnicc Van Gaim-n, Ciiristiane Dplafoyt iXiUSiC CLUB-I.. to R.: Susan Lan:-, Louise Diccixnian, Faitii Cvuiiric Jmwl Ciissnici, President. CONN CHORUS-L. tn R.: Leslie Nlccorrl, Howl: Gretchen lleiclcl, Barbara Bruno, Cyvia Russian, Polly Milne, Susan Xxyeinvr, Barlmara Basso. 4 C PAGEANT COMIVHTIEE-Row l: L. tn R.: Sheila lxIL'KPIlZil', iflizalrvtlx Alcorn, Co-Hearlg Luvia Rorainaclc, Adeline ilarris, lvlarria Bernstein, Sally Stcciner, Co-Heaclg Dona lvltilntosli. Row 2: lo R.: lxlilclrecl Catlvflge, Lois Keating, Virginia Hoyt, Ann Nuveen, .loan Neglcy. gf, I if fbi SCHXXWFFS-Row l: L. to R., Janet Cross, Head Qarolc Clmpin. Row 2: L. to R.: Nancy Rutledge, Constance ylvclmn 1 y Aslileins, Jo Ann lvlilton, Juditlm Dutson, Anne Flfxiuerty Harrictte lvlcconnel. 'Ni RADIO CLUB-Row l: L. to R.: Anne BUCllHlHD mot Xvlcv CANDLE-Row l: L. to ixlartlia iilicliingcr, Fligrppyl Lnig Lincliowitz, Glnclys Ryan, Phyllis S c 11 Jeanne Golilmm-yer, Constanve Dernarcst, President: Nlnrcia ROW 2. L' to RA: Barham Gnrlick' Jam, Daly. Small JO mlm Bcmslpin- Arin Dygfirlf D lJ0ml' Phillips' Vittoria SIIPTIIIZIH, Joanne lythflilill, Prvsiclent: Sally l n n Row 2: L. to R.: illizaln-til Sager, Constance Xvcyrnoutli, ROW 3. L' to RI. Evans Iflickingvri lxlnrtfm mic m N, lvlafgflrd King- Dona Wtflffwll- IWMY Alim' R l 'rlS'm' Fr-lmlgoise, lvlary' Clylflvr, l1fllClCl1C'P lvlurpliy- Rutli Cong: ui . ,.., ,ludiilf L W KR VVS L to R Katrini Supp G nc ersen Catnrme Q BOOK Row lg L. to R.: Virginia lloyi, Nancy Grant Pappas Patricia Dailey Joyce Aclam Nanny Gartlrmd lane Groslelcl, .luditli Gregory. itor Carolyn Cliapplv Barliira Xxmcl lxlary Rotli nn Row 2 l.. to R .lane Daly, .loan Barlcon, Norma Hamacly Bus iman Suzannx Martii lnx Km ner F ibcti lrie nnn Ediffyr: Elizabeth Cleveland. KOINE-'Row l: L. to R.: Nancy Blau, Janet Xveiss, Elizaloetli Sager. Row 2: L. to R.: .lolianna Garfield, Catlicrine Pappas, Dona lVlclnlosl1. Lelia Anclerson,Editor: lxlary Clymer, Adeline Harris. Row 5: L, to R.: Barlnara Garlielc, Lois Keating, Deborah Phillips, Ann Matthews. UARTERLY Row l: L. to R.: Ann Fislfinian, Heatli r PRESS BOARD L to R Miss Murnane lwliss Bloomer Livingston, Editor: Joan Barlcon. 'Vloiry Nlolloy Caroline Rolnertsnn aire XfX7'lllEiCl'l He Row 2 L to R Margaret King, Joanne Portsclx, Joyce Aclams -f BUILDING FUND-L. to R.: Row I'-Ivinrgot Coiwin, .Ioan F0IcIgoiQe, .Ioan Aiiimoll fprvsi- denti, AcIc'Iinc I'IurriS, CZIIIICFIIIP Iviyvrs. Row 2 f-1 Iicnric-llu Jz1c'Icsun, Ciniro XVnIIm'Im, .Ioan Puinlnn, CynII1in Linton, Juni' Cvr0sIcIcI. 2uc..N6 M13 Q' , I XJ. LIBRARY L'ONI3Il'I'l'EE-I-. IU R.: Anno INIuI1om-y. FOBIBIUTILRS' OFITIUERS-I.. Io R4 Row I--.'xllI1t'I'4IilIlC'I HCIPII Cary. ,If'ilY1ilIllN' Giiiis. IiII7flI74'III BUIIPF. BIUl'iilY1 Iiarimm Nvwiuan, Ann Simsiu-rg. Row 2-Nun-Pu Dunn QiuucIi1mr1 IfIImirnmni, Bclsy Grrrgory. IxIarinn Imnci, ,Im-ssic Rinricolli, IXInrjoriv IxIuorm-, PIII BVI' ' 1 A IxAlIA-I., to R.-Row I-,Ii-an Briggs, Susan SImz'I'Icr IIirrIiImrn, IxIElFgiIl'l'I King, Ann 5IrosI1i-rg, ,Iam-I Cross. Row 2-IXIuriIyn Iiiornlon, .Iancl Irvnn, I.:-iIa Amin-rson, I'IIizaIJc'lIi Smilii I5mI1sI, Susan 'Crm-m-, EIIvn IVIoorv, Consinnrc- FarIz-y. Mar Harknefy Chapel CHOIR AND GLEE CLUB OIFITICEIQS-I,. io Elise I'IoII1c-imvr, SuIIy Thompson, BarI'mra Ix'Iungcr, .Ianvi Farm fprvsirlentfg Carol Gmdnm., Cnr0I KIHSIL-y, qi, I K. K Y ,,,, ,3..T30l' A .Af EM EF' m RELIGIOUS IfELI.OXVSHIP-L. Io R,: Sz-ated-Suszm Lum-, NIiIcIr0f,I I-r'e Cmledgc fprvsiclonty, .Ip-nnnv GOI1Im0y'Pr. Slanding -dHPIf'H Cary, CIairc Lfvinfz, EIIZHIJCIII Br0IUsI, I'InrrieI RyI'1crg, Annciio SIucIzinsIci. 1 OLVVING CLUB'-L. to R.: Cyntliin Flyers, llarricttc ixlcconncl, Elizalnetli Cooli, .lc-anne' GC'lllIIlCyPl', Kailxlf-en llollnnrl, Diane Kirlclorigllt, Lucia Rorixbacli fpresirlvntl, loan Nc-glcy, Jocelyn Anrlrcws, Nanny Sutnrnlc-ister, Gloria A'l'lILE'l'lC ASSOCIATIONWL. in R.: Row I-.lanv Dorman, CillllCfiIlC lxlyvrs, Ikimi-lu Kcni, Annc' Crow. Row 2-Sllirlcy Slllilll, Amit- Vvillizinls, Suzanne Gull-ncy. Joan Alclricll cPfi'5il1K'flll, .lnnn Almlmtf, Nancy Koiili, Row 3 -Nancy Sul:-rznvistvr, .lnnv Lyon. Lois Kmiting. Dinnni- Robinson. .loan Nvglvy. Diana: Dow. joan Sprvvlicri C- Ab xx J .17 SAILING CLUB-L. t R lvlari yn lvlason, Diana Dow ip slcet nn Hatlmway 5' if Vw IDING CLUB-L. to R.: Sally Sic-clicr, Janet Pvrclun lpresi- DANCE GRQUP-L, 10 R.: Row l-Polly Nlolfctie Pamvli rlvntl, Eliszilwlll Asllliins, Caclijali llclnicrifll. Kent fpresidcnll, l HiIl1 Guliclc, Joann Slfigefr ROW 2 J3n'C9 ,.,-'H' Hvlanclcr, Jocelyn Anclrvws, Elizalnctlw Butler, Anne VV mms '54 CLASS OFFICERS-L. to R.: Row I-lxlnrgzlret King, Helene Kcstcnnmn, Evelyn Connolly, Jonnnnnc Gillis. Row 2 f-Barbara Guerin, Ncnzx Cunningfxznn fpresidentf, Ann Hragnc-y, 56 CLASS OFFICERS-L. to R.: Joan Sprccln-r Nfxrze NXKZHGFKII m cic Gray fpresklvrzlf, Jane Haynes, Mdrtlxx Cxnicrbury De orall Gutlnnn. Q Tmditz Actiefitief Bf .nib Hedda Gabler The Mad Woman DRAM an Week Skit Summer 7 h?-.X X and ' ey. 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'- -r 153 r i, -' . x ' I 4 L L X l .1 I I u 1 i Senior ,1-Q , Class- 1954 ni. , L f if-Y ,,V....f' .1 Y ,,,.,-J f:-i,,l-1, I-L X 'xfzf-1'-:pi D - C 'JK .Y A ! r i v anice Adams Psychology Vvhitinsville, Mass. Jan . . . lOl Ihs. of fun . . . UVVhere's my lighter? . . . ltys cigarette time . . . Anytime is nap time . . . 'Tm in the mood for Love . . . operates a goodies ring . . . exam jitters . . . hand made sweaters that never fit . . . furry eyes . . . last one in to hreakfast . . . HVVhat'H we talk ahout? . . . moves like molasses . . . Anyone going to the Snack Ba-7 E .W,, Ei oan Abbott Zoology Camden, Maine Leading operation SAC with suffragette gusto . . . best spiker on the volleyball team . . . scientific attempts to remove the green from the gold . . . neat . . . ingenious photographic schemes . . conscientious and able . . . subtle humorist . . . inquiring mincl . . . the only tow-headed Indian in recorded history . . . profound . . . clown-like capers . . . memher of the Big S. ?5f?ii3?.f ii'- A ,,,, ,, V 1 A , n, , f EV u f or X ,, 4 f , -- 15 1 if ' E., f A 3 , , kd, E he .. Q ,, , 52 f i s - Elizabeth Wells Alcorn Art Suffield, Conn. ulaiininetsy' . . . the junior year in Paris gal . . . welcomed Ioacic by all time birds . . . many interests . . . artistic . . . innocent little giri in appearance, but mature in thought . . . UCi1iC aiorsin . . . a preference for short names . . . calm determination . . . mad for tennis and sailing . . . tixose wonderful ski trips . . . Reaiiy? . . . rarely spends a weekend at coiiege . . . loves a good discussion . . . ideaiist. wr.. , ,rg - oan Aldrich Mathematics East Douglas, Mass. Aidy . . . iiiogicai logic . . . favorite pastime: marrying off room-mates . . . sincerity and gener- osity pius . . . eat. drink, and be merry, for to- morrow we diet . . . gullible gussie . . . Bermuda enthusiast . . . A.A.'s ace . . . Miss Maiaprop personified . . . tile gong sounds, but sile sleeps on - - - HOI1. PIBYS a very nice boy . . . UReaHy? . . . Hvveiii--'-1 . . . poiiced hometown . . . nothing iiice a liberal education! . . . that infectious grin. Leila M. Anderson English Ansonia, Conn ULeeH . . . last minute frenzy-late againl . . . expressive vocabulary, earnest arguments . . . the lnest dressed is time undressed . . . ul can too lcnitln . . . minimum worlc, maximum results . . . the hazard course called a room . . . He gave me claustroplwloian . . . tea-totaler . . . dynamic and different, vivid and vigorous . . . lVlotl1er's send- ing a laundry case-anyone got any food? . . . tlie Grin . . . Some people's room-mateslu I I X f..,1 , X 2 f A , H . ' ,,i2 ,,, i e W, yeee y so it n. 'Q e I , fl s at X' Nan Appell Thorpe Economics Bristol, Conn. Artistic economist . . . the essence of dependability . . . arch capitalist . . .-Deans List on a tive day scliool weelcg weekends at home . . . Sunday night encores ol Imogene and Sid . . . clever repartee . . . I'Il smash you . . .two D figure on a tllree D plane . . . ls tllat a new plaid slcirt, Nan? . . . Hyou sliould see time otller guyln . . . five miserable years. Sally Ann Ashizins g European History Menden, Mass. usailyu . . . Old Iron-Sides . . . blue tweed of antiquity . . . oysters before dinner . . . clepianing for Monday classes . . . interpretive hall dancing . . . rare imported ivies . . . college Duncan Hines . . . April in Trinidad . . . running commentary on latest medical facts . . . Goren convert . . . a singer of Low Bridge fame . . . poised and well-groomed . . . Member ofthe Big S. I xxyf S 'M Carol Bernstein Horowitz English Newton Centre, Mass. mlqhe Nlaciwomanu . . . The Little Vvoman . . . Act III . . . The Pose . . . The Thought . . . incom- parable conversationalist . . . perennial piggy bank thief . . . reacts magazines in library . . . philoiogy expert . . . 8 A.M. Cans from Mother . . . originator of the uwanclu . . . ul got the ban over the net tociayy' . . . The helpless Choice . . . Can-Can . . . Those endearing young charms . . . long may she Wave. Marcia Ruth Bernstein E French Vvoodmere, N. Y. ' Musk . . . casual, caustic. creative, clever . . . antique addict . . . post-office gremlin . . . capable colonel of the lnaclcstage crew . . . expressive , vocabulary . . . crossword puzzle and bridge fiend Q ' . . . Did someone say Jules? . . . good music and most comfortable cllair on campus . . . tlle Mcln- ' losl1 apple tliat never fell . . . poems wlmile you Q wait . . . blue mood deptlls balanced lay infectious smile . . . beware before brealclastl I , gt g Z! Us xi 'se -r-r1e 1' t 5 rrvs Carol L99 BZCLLQ Psychology Vvest Hartford, Conn. UC. Lee . . . UmlAl1l . . . one of the Birds . . . nl had a neatsy time . . . tlmose proverbial lcnitting needles . . . tlie mono-gal has early curfew . . . perfect day for golf . . . catcll tllat crazy stroll . . . still tllinlcs cactus grows in Chicago . . . baloy face wlio can't prove Sl19,S 21 . . . enthusiasm galore . . . collects complex characters . . . well-camou- llaged serious side . . . discussions and bridge. Nancy Blau as t Spanish East Orange. N. J. Nance . . . Senorita Blue . . . This ice cream is warm . . . one of the hricige crew regulars . . . Gotta get my hair cut . . . advertisement any- one? . . . Ivy League trouper . . . smile for every- one . . . phrases come out haclcwarcls . . . tennis enthusiast . . . neatest room . . . mound hars . . . ' great appetite. hut ne'er a pound gained . . . 8:00 crossword puzzles . . . organized . . . symphony 5 i expert . . . Por favor say it in Espanol. c ,... eggs F, ean Hamilton Briggs History Cleveland, Ohio ulVlicige . . . ear plugs ancl insomnia . . . will feed her children history looolcs . . . humming cigarettes . . . food for thought and shape . . . goofy antics . . . I love Luther . . . and parties . . . haucly laugh . . . worlci-wicie vacations . . . The Experimentln . . . 'Tm going to age so horribly . . . confident yet erratic . . . perpetual nostalgia . . . messy room . . . Says what she thinlcs . . . Anal then there were three. 2 II, , ..,, xi ,fs t 1 1 7 EE E Beatrice A. Brittain English Dundee, Iliinois 'Bean . . . Danish princess from time midwest . . . you betctiem, Red Ryder . . . great European Ex- periment . . . The TV lamp ttiat became a vase . . . welt read English major . . . Ott to tile Ciutntxouse . . . Van-mait . . . VVi1at's the matter with pro? . . . Lake Placid at mid-semesters . . . subtle tlumor- ist . . . tile ultimate in casuainess. .Nec ,,,t.,, W ts,,, , it ,, . aaii TW I c ' e as EP t ' J .. Elizabeth Smith Brotnst Zoology Williamsport, Pa. Beth . . . Harkness House to tlustaand in ttiree diamond-studded years . . . cookies in coffee tins and an overworked tiot plate . . . generous iuetpings of reliability and earnestness, liberally sprinkled wittl kind words and bright smiles . . music, minutes, and microscopes: ati in a day's Work . . . eloquent eyes offset by a creamy complexion . . . life in 5-D: decisions, dissections, and Don. Ioen Brown Child Development Gienciaie. Cai. Joenn . . . time Arty type . . . Ma-a-ah, do you know wilat I mean? . . . Par Avion. Sweden . . . A my ilair were oniy straight . . . size 1 siloes . . . Oh, I couid just perish . . . He's sucil a iamiain . . . popcorn by tile busileibag . . . Every- thing I have is-Gwynns' . . . Good morning, iaciies . . . Can you stand it? . . . Um-aiii . . . One of the Bir ds. 5 3 'it t 'is .ix we J . W I 1 l ' i f t' 'Lv , f if Sit - K ,- ' ' 2-1 ,12-f1,-'1 - p TW s i f - Ioan Silverherz Brunclage Government Eiiington, Conn. ujoanien . . . eifervescent, inuimbiing over and seri- ous unciernealim . . . ixirs. Lyle. ati because of a iuiind ciate for a Yaie junior prom . . . 597 Caiiloun . . . icteai marriage . . . gooci oici Uncle Sam . . . interests otilers than tier iiusidanci . . . government, music, and tennis . . . iitces boats, espcciaiiy time Aiiurus . . . tiie sun-ciecii season isn't long enougiw . . . silouici I cut my iiair? 5,i 3 Emilie Louise C amp Zgolggy Newton, Mass. HEiiie . . . hair of gold, eyes of blue . . . Hiout I know I'II get an 'F' U . . . To 'Bah-ston' for the weekend . . . HGuess what we dict in lah today? . . . Anyone for the Hicks? . . . the tan left over from summer camp . . . tennis matches at 8 A.M. . . . siosh, hang, and shuttle to the shower . . . There must he something wrong with these cards! ii, 5 E.i - , 4 o s tf- ,,., ' Mildred Lee Catiecige English New York, N. Y. M'Lee . . . an original combination tastefully served . . . a vocabulary that never leaves her stuttering . . . crossword puzzier supreme . . . Hwithout a doubt the cutest . . . . . ten showers a day if the water company would allow . . . a nice mixture of punctuaiity, neatness, efficiency, and consideration . . . star reporter and world traveller of past summers . . . aspiring to combine these two after June ,54. is E Carolyn lean Chapple History Pittsburgh, Pa. Uchappellen . . . malces the headlines regularly . . . stoop-dweller . . . delightfully naive, with an easy blush . . . intense but sporadic periods of concentration . . . lzxrealcfast at noon . . . frustrated ballerina . . . devilish pranlcs showing unequalled imagination . . . literary creativity amid chaos . . . her ready smile and enthusiasm reflects a genuine warmth and a love of good fun . . . the class Ro- mantic . . . usugar and spicey' . . . perennial punster. ,..,:,, iff l,f Y Martina Child Spanish Quilmes, Argentina Tina . . . Qh-ma-gosh . . . seven year plan . . . neatness campaigns . . . library hound . . . every minute scheduled . . . hed-raggledn . . . calls herself a southerner . . . Oh, those Latin loversl . . . new date, new dress . . . Tina from Argentina . . . Gods gilt to the dining-room . . . Huey says it's South American Delight . . . poor Roger . . . Olympic Water fighter . . . save that paper and string . . . boyfriend mementos: cat slculls and cigars. all those names? . . . wields our gavel. l , . Constance B. Cichowitz Mathematics Elmwood- Conn' HConnie . . . Shes hola-loohfhohlain' along . - - But it's too late to change my majorl . . . un- limited overnightslll . . . I thinlc l'll talce a nap lmelore I go to bed. . . . percolates when happy . . . The mailbox is empty cuz the letter clunlcecl. . . . the in Hl3.T.A. ...' 'That Certain nothing about me . . . the lion and the lamh in her . - - Um-alil . . . one ol the laircls. . ,t,.t. in at X r ll agen Elizabeth Cleveland Religion Pelham Manor, N. Y. HESLIH . . . Aw, that's chubby . . . even files her sweaters. . . But it's not a gut . . . Hail the ethics course . . . VVhat a riot . . . UlVly hair, it's not wet. itys clirtyn . . . Khalci pants . . . the little girl who wasn't there . . . perpetual lnuzzer . . . lourcl calls . . . But l wanna laelongn' . . . determination - - . i1lVVE1yS Cilll C0llHl OH lWBl'1 llOW does she liI'tOW Mary W. Clymer English Vvethersfieici, Conn. Super-descriptive gestures and expressions . . . Look, Lee, I found my desk! . . . Animation and imagination . . . John loves Mary . . . chronic foot in mouth disease . . . the raised eyehrow . . . phenomenaiiy Hexihie . . . wants at least six, all hoys . . . He a nice guy! . . . charter member of the Nudist Buddhists . . . Some peopie's room- mates! . . . the ring and the hook. ,gif Marsha COFLQTI Chemistry Glen Cove, L. I., N. Y. Marsh . . . cion't iet the stars get in your eyes . . . hetter living through chemistry . . . claustro- phohia, not hydrophohia . . . neat as a pin . . . busy hands make jewelry, clothes, carpentry easy . . . early to hed . . . internationally minded . . . fashion follower . . . the North Shore Hills via the Late and indifferent Railroad . . . reservation on first trip to the moon . . . Spica to me of love. ,EUQIYH Frances Connolly Economics Bronxville, N. Y. Ev . . . Hgadsln . . . heautilul eyes . . . can't stand itl . . . efficient . . . cool, calm, and collected . . . responsibility plus . . . speedhall . . . shoe fanatic . . . our social chairman . . . date hureau . . . naturally curly hair . . little kid with the banana split . . . never a free Christmas . . . Florida-you all . . . Heh, thiclc Nliclcu . . . eco- nomics . . . hysterical laugh . . . CGA . . . always that smile and happy word. i ,gs t :QQEQ 1 y 4. f :L . at fl : V , t . ,. ,. M.-f a -1: i.1?1gsL'tE UB W f t, V a Q 1,g?T42i ,52 -2.,l:-.iggrfay IU , V H sillgsg of ' VV' 1 ' time aiffj -5 ' a ,. t --- 'f.'0'1 . f ' - vH,.ME.'vQ , .. ' UQ, 'x i sig A' ' fi, I ',.. I 71 ., Carol Connor Zoology Silverspring, Md. HCarol . . . an amazingly descriptive use of the English language . . . ul mean to tell you. . . . plaids her plague . . . 5:00 A.lVl. Oh vvhafg .3 little test? . . . fresh air fiend with a tailored loolc . . . always a big smile and a cheerful uhi there . . . never smolces, just pullls . . . Hvvhat? another check. oh Wretchlu . . . The Great John L. . . . a lcnaclc lor niclmames . . . just like Lipton,s, always lnrislc. Anne Cross Economics Rochester. N. Y. uCross . . . Gil, lets' . . . Ace pilotograpilerff? . . . favorite occupation: practical jolces . . . HG0d lmless free enterprise . . . Casualness personified . . . Supplies the Hoor with coffee and coolcies from time laundry loox . . . that unique laugh . . . time last of Aldricifs room-mates . . . ul smolce Kents, what do you smoke? . . . lcind, sympathetic. with a wonderful personality. Y Nena Cunningham Economics Grosse Pointe, Niicix. Nena-Bird . . . Nladame Pres . . . Curly hair that refuses to come in straight . . . Beautiful Tiiingi . . . 011 Soiolny Soiol . . . But all my friends are getting married . . . Someone has moved my lcleenex loox . . . Passion lor Pizza and sulomarines . . . Turlcey . . . Disposition lilce a lamlncluopi . . . Granny . . . Hates rollercoasters but loves bobsleds . . . Already yet . . . Two-tliree we-el: to get---I . . . Loves Dynamic Detroit! ane Ann Daly Eeonomics Vvaiiingford, Conn. Jane . . . A regular gal, with imomespun feeling anti a sopiiislirateci appearance . . . Hilarious at- tacic with a quip a minute . . . Always time reason for time iiowis . . . Brain power Certainly not lack- ing . . . HEat today and diet tomorrow. . . . UH to New Haven for time week-end . . . A closet but not a timing to wear . . . Miss Executive . . . far from plain, tl'lHt,S our Janet .if J , Patricia Anne Dailey Chemistry South Orange. N. J- Upatu . . . What 'ya say? . . . Holy cow! You liiinlc you've got problems! . . . sleep walks till noon . . . I cion't uncierstanclu . . . business brain . . . labs all over time place . . . running out of Hats . Hi know I fiunkeci it . . . keyboard variations U . that laugh . . . fifteen inch Waistiine . . . in time clouds . . . See ya, Pat . . . --N ' -V ...uw ,,, ,fm f A t . ia f ynyatga - f B ' f ' J' V 1 'gp- ' 5 p r 3' 1, Cons tance P. Demarest American History Hackensack, N. J. Connie . . . shower-hour-harmonies . . . tile buttoniess wonder . . . TV iounger . . . Fred Astaire's undiscovered dancing partner . . . FRANTIC . . . Aborigines are nobvegetabies. you iittie monsters . . . Helen Trent . . . O.K. Troops! . . . weighing in before each meal . . . aspires to be suave . . . successful formula for getting things clone . . . from comedy to trageciy and back again . . . fourteen itat tires . . . efficiency . . . My Dear Tubs . . . monogramect sarong . . . leader of time Big S. s -1 ' .Q A 1 W -. ,' V 73 , i is- it if .- -.fe Jw 'A . V ' fe- , i s. 1 i ith-:Pefi23f,f :f 4 .X i iiqitqg 1 f 5gl,r.,'uwiiw,f, irq XX W 2 , nga, ,. if-if .51 : ki fs -' Mtg' - -1' i,-qf , rzffkiia, 1 -,gi 1, u 'I ,NJ .1 :W if Margaret Stevens DeTar Government Downingtown, Pa. upeggyn . . . an inciivictuaiist . . . biusiies to a name . . . concentrated study . . . rises at six . . . coffee any time . . . coiiects pennies in a tennis bait can . . . 5 cfciocic naps . . . volcanic laugh . . . modest . . . famine on poric nights . . . craves ice cream . . . Bach to Borodin on record . . . curiy M iaionct imair, sparkling iaiue eyes . . . Saturday iiiices in 'MN to town . . . Star Dairy sitter . . . determination . . . knows wilere sile is going. Gwynn Doyle sw Development Alcron, Ohio UGwynnie . . . Hi Dearln HOI1, have you heard? . . . He struclc the linnet with a cuclgel . . . uEverylhing l have is--rloens, . . . silver hair, quiclcsilver smile . . . What l mean is, ummm ahln . . . That nursery-sicle manner . . . That in- explicalale eflervescense . . . What clo you mean., tell you,something personal? . . . ull we spent this muoh time on our homeworlclu . . . One of the hircls. Ann Elizabeth Dygert English Fort Vvayne, lnd. Annie . . . l-acly lVlaCl9eth on the Way to the shower . . . Play this hancl for me While l write my paper . . . Cn stage at Palmer . . . Will you listen lor my huzzerff' . . . Sophisticated wit . . . ulJlease?H . . . One always wears a hat in New Yorlq . . . It is a pepper plantl . . . lVliss Demeanor . - . Gamut of emotions. Nancy Crittenden Evans Economics Vvyomissing, Pa. Nan . . . Elite suniiratiier . . . pecan pie postmor- tems . . . individual hair styies . . . afternoon naps . . . exam costume . . . weeiciy purge . . . Htennis anyone? . . . P.A. system on campus . . . seam- stress extraordinaire . . . iady with the eyes . . . eiection night Wailiies . . . siiort bermudas . . . spur of time moment decisions . . . convincing Word pic- tures . . . member of the Big S. Constance Elizabeth Farley English Mount Carmel, Conn. Hconnien . . . criniciing eyes and sudden iaugilter . . . iove of the Wimimsicai . . . tile sublime and tiie real . . . Connie's World . . . delightful wit . . . soap box orator . . . defends the extreme . . cryptic scrawi . . . out of ciiaos comes creation . . . artistic sense of words . . . anestiietic appreciation . . . Partridge in a Pear Tree . . . Goddess of time Underworld. r I ,i I i 4 as i ,It t I Q i oan Helene Felclgoise Ifrrglistr ptlitadetptlia, Pa. lftoni . . . Expert crosseworct puzzter . . . ready witti good actvice . . . one of time bridge crew regu- lars . . . Partinmentarian with a utigit atty-tuclen ...uxvanno Rec. Halt cz1tendar?', . . . VX7itt power . . . constant trips to ptiitty . . . Gtr. those souvenirs and masrots . . . pretty legs . . . Hvvtiy aren't I a gov. major? . . . admirer ot HSI. Qatcesn . . . argytes galore . . . Usorry, got a meeting . . . never at ix toss tor mate. , nt. 3 ,Y r , 'RT' tizrf V , if fffts ,, ,., K , , M ,,,. if sg'-lu 'tl 1' r :ie ft 7 H' y 4 .15 - mimi: , f K. 4, - ' W or --3 Q 43 -at 'V-. ' ma-L , ' je..,W K0 45131- an ' ' ' , give:-g,1-f,.' -' 4 E, ,t-5.24, ii 1.0 , s igwrq. my 'e awww anet Rockwell Penn Economics' Baltimore, Md. Penn-Fennn . . . Gary Cooper . . . CITIICTCIS somettling about an otcter mann . . . Baltimore accent . . .f'You have wasps? Qpen the window! . - . HHave Io go to Ctloiru . . . If the Dodgers play the Qriotest . . . Dennis the NIL-nace . . . Forever Loc-trearn . . . Att those checks to be numbered . . . Liwhat is ttle Federal Reserve Bantc? '-fRe- suit: EC major . . . Jacks so Cutetn s I Cynthia Ann Fenning Social Anthropology 'Fairtielcl Conn. Hffindyu . . . Cluln woman . . . supreme command of tlme Kings Englislm . . . all my slaips have come sailing in . . . il talces two to matriculale . . . slufcl wallc a mile . . . '34's Conlrilaulion to Soc. Antli .,.. Hit just ticlcles me so . . . alternoon naps . . . inlertious giggle . . . 'swear lieels ancl Come to clinnvru . . . spontaneous and sparlcling . . . mem- lu-r ol tht- Big S. iss' i r.?'V5gi f'H f if -', Q v L,,, V'?4 4QPSfQ,5iQ 1 , 't nu., Marianne Fisher Economics New' Castle, Pa. ulVl.A. . . . Ulvloon is Blueu naivete . . . tl'1e per- lecl ligure exft-pt in accounting . . . Glu tlaal Course at New Lonclon Higlu . . . Constant strc-am ot aclmirers . . . Ujoni, l1ow clo you spell? . . . Her Hpopularn trees in pepsi-Cola Florida ' g . . . uTea anyone? . . . one ol tlme lnriclge crew regulars . . . lmates tlmat alarm . . . never too busy lor a lrif-nd. 1 1 I 1 r 2 Evans Flickinger American History Brooklyn, N. Y. Evans, Ev, Flick . . . no Toni, just shorter hair stluns the Times for The Brooklyn Eagle . . Ursinus in background . . . love that Philly! . . . Down in Bermuda and etc., fstle IIOPCSI, . . . Altitelicalty active . . . VVCNI . . . Wig 8' Candle ...Rises and SHINES at 71155 love tt1at8:00t . . . uctem lnumsn rooter . . . Uwtaen we were at Buck- hilln . . . someone always copies her CIOfI'lCS . . . it,s a lwin's life! 25l'.4:a 1 3 , .. J F Martha Flickinger History Brooklyn, N. Y. Crazy twin, toquarious lady . . . practical joker from WHY LJZICIK - - - anybody need a putty nose? . . . HIt's Bay Ridge, not Flatbushvy . . . anottler History Paper due . . . what shalt I wear? . . . always bubbling over ctni non Cherub I'II . . . g , , , make il by XFN-HSN - - - beautiful Iytustles . . . con- tagious laugh . . . Gibson Girl , , , Where can We Indo the mattress? . . . 'show many calories in 3 P0P0ver? . . . dirty transfer. Aleta Eve Frankel Government New York, N. Y. Levi, - . - Cooi Coffee and ciougiunuts today, diet starts tomorrow . . . mad fiend witil a scissors . . . aiways ready for fun . . . good sport . . . Usee, motimer is aiways right . . . hair of UNO Two Peopien . . . headed for counseior at iaw . . . maciiy for Aciiai . . . strong convictions . . . deft postponer, but it gets cione . . . true warmtil and irienciiiness . . . zest for iiie. . 9 ri-f 5 1 M' i. i .Q . gig ' si. is 322 L ti 54- xkexflr . -. 2 - Elizabeth Ann Friedman Psychology Brooiciine, Mass. UBetsy . . . petite . . . incessant icnitter oi socics and sweaters . . . Cilatteriyox . . . News and tennis enthusiast . . . Did you everiu . . . connoisseur of opera and imaiiet . . . efficient . . . inooic and maga- zine aciciiet . . . fancy giasses . . . Bermuda silorts . . . and vacations . . . poodle-cut . . . coiiects any- tiiing . . . camp devotee . . . Ui i1aven'tti1e vaguest icif-ar . . . i1uman dynamo. . i i Suzanne Marie Gaffney GOU9Tnm9nf New Haven, COND. Sue . . . hey, ti1at's greatin . . . inspiration under iier straw thinking cap . . . a tiit of time ilead and a twinicie in tile eye . . . cileerfui . . . evenness of temperament . . . fine sense of justice . . . fortilrigilt . . . orderiy . . . appealing warmtil of personality . . . a voice that reveais feelings . . . you bein - - - H- J ---- a icerctnief for every sweater . . . entiiusiasm. s Q 1 HH. , I tx 1. 'rss F 5 T 19 'W N ' 5 t t yr,tttry A4 g if CMA - 5 m f 'Sf -' - , 'aiu E ,X A rx 6' 1' Y 'f' .-if 'Pi' W 'gig :fix , Rf 14' F' 3 ' Ssrfeeeti s s a if a -Q. 'rj Q r T, A if nz .L AA B' iiti , h IVQ ,tp, ,Wi b X M Me 6 Rose Claire Gartner European History iViempi1is,Tenn. Hciairei' . . . Eight years is too iong for any Soutil- erner to ive in the North . . . cuiturer of time inteiiect . . . hemispheric piione caiis . . . 'Tve only studied 20 hours for tilis test . . . utilitarian paper goods . . . aggravated artist . Margin . . . unfuifiiied desire to wear red and temperament to matcil . . . meticulous in dress . . . tiie smaiiest room avaiiaiyie. Carol lean Gardner Music Middletown, Conn. Ohhh, really? . . . wonder and surprise . . . slow dawn of a smile . . . quietness tempered with strength . . . sense and sensibility . . . scuffing slipper socks . . . all curled up in her comfortable chair . . . perceptive understanding . . . last of the Gardner tradition at Connecticut . . . thoughtful deliberation . . . honest opinions . . . Holmes Hall . . . the magic of her Hute. e was Iohanna Garfield Sociology Beliport, N. Y. Jerry . . . black and Chartreuse bridge room . . . one of the ucvarsu . . . Mrs. Ray again . . . 'Tve had it! . . . coffee and tea served at any hour . . . Ujerry, make us a poster? . . . Radio-active Area . . . avid lcnitter . . . the aura of Scotland . . . E. Power Biggs to Moussorgsky . . . my phiioden- dron has complexes . . . warm heart and catching exuberance . . . uwili my hair EVER grow? Barbara ane Garlick International Relations Upper Montclair, N. J. uBarI0 . . . the most procterecl proctor in Freeman . . . inescapable instigator for time Snack Bar and time movies . . . deceptively scatter-brained . . . prominent member of time discards . . . Gil, but my legs are time greatestin . . . stoop-dweller . . . agony during a bridge game, but don't worry, it's just that her fool's asleep . . . Hpeople who d0n't read time newspaper! . . . our tonic for energy and enthusiasm. IGGILTLQ Ann GQAZTYLGYQT Child Development Roslyn Heights, L. I. Jeannie . . . From non-sensical fun to mature poise . . . Heartwarming smile and laughing eyes . . . Vivacious and vital . . . Hi Archiv . . . Crea- tive propensities . . . Loyal friend . . . Sincere interest in others . . . 'Sweetheart of the ivy Leagueu . Q. . Thoughtfully triclcs n, treats . . . Nicely naive . . . Lilies:-Sailing, Surf, Photog- raphy . . . But, we're just Good Friendslu . . . That straight face UU . . . Activities galore . . . Bermuda foreverll . . . Ieananne Dewitt Gillis English Jersey City, New Jersey Hrlinnyu . . . Yes, Miss Gillis . . . vast store of unrelated knowledge . . . But I learned it at Church campln . . . Riding boots at midnight . . . uhut it's in Olde English . . . the crass His- torian . . . ul thought everyone loved hagpipesn . . . T. S. Eliot's you lcnow-what . . . Teachers are horn, not made . . . The wrong word at the right moment . . . Umm-ahl Une of the birds. Elaine Anne Goldstein English Flushing, L. I., N. Y. Etaine the fair ., . . The English Major and hrictge and tennis minor . . . Her own kind ot order out ot her own tcinci ot chaos . . . Studies with .tohann Strauss watlzes . . . Romantic reatist . . . utt's ridiculous. . . . Imaginative . . . Good nature and giggtes . . . Atmouncts in pithy sayings . . . Turns night into day . . . Bound tor a future ot C. C. Novels . . . Fun and tortitucte. xt I full sms! EX! Sara Marie Goctette Zoology Bronx, N. Y. Sari . . . The tiny giggle . . . Behind locked doors . . . Do you thintc t ought to ctiet?H . . . The Formaldehyde mc-nagerie . . . Studies att night anct steeps att ctay . . . Spent freshman year in the ctoset . . . vacation packing done two weetcs previousty . . . different coitture every day . . . Anything chocolate tor dessert? . . . Those mid- night discussions . . . She has the sweetest per- sonatity. iw Gloria Linda Gooclfriend English New Yoric, New Yoric The smaii economy size . . . Looks heauty hest . . . effectively feminine . . . holiday exuberance . . . The horn hiows at midnight . . . Ten hours of woric in ten seconds'-fuwhere does the time go 7' . . . A worici of thought . . . cieep ideas . . . acicis to the conversation . . . Keep it gay . . . XNhe1-e is the iiie I iateiy iecif' X T' m x ' Q I .W .-ve' .fa J- Marian Adelaide Goodman English Baltimore, hifi. itis a Mariarl Year . . . ixiiss Tuveis amanuensis . . . The styiish brown scarf which goes every- where . . . I have trouhie with everything after l60O . . . Vvhatvs your story morning-giory? . . . i.atin for the future . . . Sparkling hiue eyes . . . Baltimore hits the spot . . . Sprechen-Sie Deutsch? . . . international social life . . . They'ii have to invent more knowledge to satisfy her curiosity. i fanet Gross Psychology Evanston, HI. Mtlann . . . proud possessor of the Shwiff chair . . . imitator extraordinaire . . . stoop dwetler . . . I nearly ctiedtn . . . Freudian Fables . . . a zest for the academic . . . a sympathetic understanding and love of people and their problems . . . coffee hour in Bin . . . always there when you need her . . . lives from one traumatic experience to another . . . a feminine exterior hetying a quick and perva- sive mind. Susan GT99119 Botany Amherst, Mass. Hsu:-H . . . conscientious and determined . . . a perfectionist . . . a promising scientist . . . I clon't know anything, honestly . . . New London Halt inmate . . . an avid music lover . . . she supplies -the Vvigs and Candies . . . hi, heed! . . . an easy conversationalist . . . yen for Peck and Peck clothes . . . always on time . . . HiVIore meat, Susan? . . . nature lover . . . stuhhorniy persistent . . . original, individual laugh . . . loyal and thoughtful. Barbara Marie Guerin Government Narrangansett, R. I. Barbie . . . tangos in tile hall . . . Hare you going to a 'potty' tilis Weekend? . . . tile veep . . . con- sideration anci tisiougiitfuiness at aii times . . . that mofiei figure . . . favorite possession: tootiliorusii . . . stoop ciweiier . . . grins and giggies . . . starting iler hope cimest on filC goif course . . . a quiet cilarm anci dignity ciissoiveci in a moment of spontaneous cieviiment . . . caim and coiiecteci untii the iouzzer rings. r -qv' -mf fi , f 'iff V 9 Anita Carleton Gurney Art Brockton, Mass. uNita . . . versatiiity pius . . . oil, tilose miiic silaicesi . . . impeccainie dresser . . . record coiiector from way inacic . . . aspires to vie with Dior . . . Europe iiatii many ciuarms . . . great affinity for the ilome-grown Uratu - - . attracts men iiice Hies . . . impetuosity . . . aiways trying to gain weight . . . tremendous enthusiasm . . . every-ready smiie,-1 unintentionaiiy plays Mrs. iviaiaprop . . . ciinner music, Maestro! 4 my gy-f,p.,, n Phyliss Hanft English Jamaica, N. Y. uphyilu . . . the height of fashion . . . figure to go with it . . . hook of knowledge . . . treasure chest of ideas . . . looking to tomorrow . . . life full of hope . . . underneath lies deep sincerity . . . casual and cool . . . papers at midnight . . . Chem for a finale . . . feature Writer . . . wearies of routine . . . variety the spice of life . . . ua B.A.'-then what? 65 x-V Norma 96111119 Ha.mady Government Flint, Michigan uHammy . . . the superlative listener . . . can't do enough for people . . . slaved years on UC Book and uminutesn on Student Government . . . hey blue . . . VVhat say Granny? . . . how does a camel walk? . . . Gee, you look attractive . . . extra-curricular activities, Ham's sixth course! . . . summertime is guest time-come on a my house . . . seasoned traveler, distance no harrier . . . the constituents delight . . . that's our Arabian red- head! L ' L Q Mila aw f 1-2' , ut? X -V , I w A L' A ' wif rg., ' t s t vu. aa H'f' 5 5 2 t Y 4-2-. 11 ig? p ' Q ,af Hr 4 M be K Q Lf? F ,X 'wx 'S' W 'A sw l K Q ni 3 I X li-gen. ,iffiv ..., J - , X ,, Vt., - an we ' Adeline Hidden Harris Art Providence, R. I. Addie . . . I'lI he a seminal mind or I won't he a mind at ali . . . udoyouthink e.e.cummings- hasiniiuencedme? . . . block printing on sand paper . . . Siamese kitten on the fourth Hoor . . . Has anyhody seen my-7, . . . spontaneously creative . . . startling stories of summer with snakes . . . constant coffee hours . . . It's a free form, not a pregnant seal . . . diplomacy personified. fx. -L. hun.-.,,,, 2.1- i ludiih Reed Haviland Child Development ilansdowne. Pa. Ududyn . . . uweii, it's just so divine! . . . the tales of Baroness iwiunchausen . . . fun loving enthu- siasm . . . people, parties. and drinks . . . hands that talk . . . Hwhat am I doing here? . . . UGaite parisienneu . . . warmth and vitality . . . spon- taneous . . . responsive sense of humor with a hiunt edge . . . genuine friendship . . . knitting a sweater a week . . . heaumaris . . . gay and effervescent. OCITI, Herman Sociology New Yorlc, N. Y. Hrloanien . . . papers without fuss . . . a good word offered when most needed . . . the dorm's alarm cloclc . . . choreography to hlaclc coffee and Danny Kaye . . . unflinching performer of everyone else's disagreeable taslis . . . exams studied for with a faraway loolc and a great shedding ol fingernails . . . the hair that just W0n't lnend . . . loyal lmaloy- siller . . . companionaloly yours . . . she malces the world go roundl Ann Heagney French Havana, Cuba HHeag . . . our Cuban import via Chicago . . . ul'm forever lolowing loululolesn . . . Cynie's ever- welcome messenger . . . VVhere clid l put my wallet?', . . . reluctantly early riser . . . never-end- ing supply of unusual tales . . . Guilty . . . lceeps the second lloor of Freeman jumping . . . l..ilo,s lnest customer . . . our favorite practical jolce victim . . . Barnum and Bailey's ex-protege . . . that Won- derful laugh . . . 'Know l'm really mad. sry y l 4 :Y 5' gr ff by x,.-' Susan Shaeffer Hirshhorn Botany New York, N. Y. ususien . . . pussycats. phiiocienciron, Plato . . . the perpetuai ciiet . . . uoniy 600 calories today! . . . those 3 a.m. papers . . . she ciicIn't want to go to that Philosophy iecture hut Gordan's awfuiiy giaci she ciifii . . . from East to K. B. to 25 Grove Street . . . teii us Suz, which is best? . . . uncier that jet black hair there,s a iceen mind constantly at work . . . concentration . . . common sense . . . completion. LCLSCU, Huse Sociology Bath, Maine international scholar of sorts . . . Knees up. Mother Brown! . . . daily 10:50 dictionary con- suiter . . . Down Maine . . . afternoon sack time . . . simple. hut homey decor with Stewart originals . . . volcanic enthusiasm . . . fantastic after-graciw ation schemes . . . wearer of the once-white beer jacket . . . faith, hope and charity aii roiieci into one . . . member of the Big S. Nora Kearns Child Development Rochester, N. Y. That crooked appealing smite . . . Uh hush! . . . Bowling champ . . . That casual living-oops late again . . . Chronic headache from the library, so off to the Diner . . . Anyone got a child she wants developed? . . . That ever-cramped foot . . . Last minute turmoil of papers . . . Bridge'-1 Let's blow smoke in your room . . . Good- natureci . . . Ambition: swim the Thames . . . Keep it gay. Marilyn Iohnson Psychology Lexington, Mass. Lynn . . . Fabulous cackle . . . 'Tm off to the Rat Room . . . How tall is he . . . Hiya! Cromwelrs Lexington double-great grand-daughter . . . It's my supper skirt . . . I refuse to set it tonite . . . .Slept through that alarm again . . . 'Tm going up to page-f' . . . the monster . . . Look at those hagsn . . . warm smile . . . uGaci Zootcs, old bean . . . tennis, her sport . . . busy every minute. i Q fi? ii ' Lois Blanche Keating Art Garden City, L. I. uLoie . . . Family weddings . . . italian haircut pius uspray net . . . suntuatiles on fourth ttoor Winciowsiii . . . neatest room on campus? . . . mostly extra-curricular, not curriculum . . . loves tea soaiceci in Ctlanei No. V . . . The Hidden Camera . . . From Our Gai Sunday and Helen Trentn to Can Can anci llRHCl'lHl8HiH0i:i: No. 2 . . . Dem Bumsn . . . uit . . . The tioor is i1er easel . . . Ambition, to maice a dress in TVVO hours. , Phyllis Lucille Keller Home Economics Glen Ridge, N. J. upiwytiu . . . Vviiat a tnunciie of energy for a mite of a gait . . . Tennis, anyone? . . . Barely makes tile 4tt1 iioor fNL, but aiways ttmere . . . Knits sweaters too smaii . - - Cocictaii party leads to two weeks confinement . . . Black sheep . . . time iast ot brother Dicicis ttlree sisters . . . uti'lHt,S peachy keen . . . sarcastic suiatieties with quick retorts . . . that lady- iiice sneeze . . . friendly interest in everyone . . . zest for iite. I ' '47 GUM i K 'ft 1 ' Barbara Ioan Kent Economics Binghamton, N. Y. B.J. . . . Sundays in tile country . . . tonsiiiitis at 21 . . . best figure on the sun-deck . . . dutiful but dubious foiiower of Adam Smitim . . . serene . . . aversion to juniper juice . . . tennis before breakfast . . . Florida iight bulb . . . recorci lending iiinrary . . . Don,t wilistie, it ilurts my ears . . . always a lady . . . Member of time Big S. . it ' ' ' F .,, ,affvi :Ji .1 , , , V e ' Q , f ,Z ' , t.. Nm ' J, M .Vi V QM, e.,.,af f .- f - .v-11:-'2'!v if, V. ., W. .- i.. 5- ,--sa ' - J Pamela Lewis Kent Sociology Ci1ati1am,iVlass. Upamh . . . Barefoot dancer with a passion for siioes . . . time Pixie look . . . that critical eye for details . . . I know it's crazy, but-H . . . A dreamer witil iler share of common sense . . . Tales of Hawaii and tiie Cape . . . uoil, Oil, O-il-ii-ii . . . Energy and enthusiasm, determination and sin- cerity . . . From time ciomestic to tile aestiletic . . . eiifervescent ciiarm . . . that long iine of Kents-f aii ages. 'L4pD'ulll Helene Ruth Kestenman English Providence, R. I. Little girlls loolcs and big girl's brain . . . com- petent and casual . . . musical shoes, usquiclgyn heels . . . a friend indeed . . . Vveelcend Willy . . . stormcoat with character . . . Gee, it's Friday alreadyln . . . hamburgers and tomato juice . . . a letter a day . . . eyes to the future . . . understand- ing personilzied . . . uthat's naughtyln . . . passion for trains . . . lcnows obsolete words in crossword puzzles . . . laughing face, big brown eyes. x, S- 1 Margaret Clarissa King History Chicago, Ill. Mag . . . usay something funny . . . the luxuri- ous scholar . . . evenings with George Macaulay Trevelyan . . . efficiency plus . . . lt's just someone wanting me to do something . . . desired balance between brains and personality . . . 'Tm not going to Yale this weekend . . . Century or Pacemaker? . . . 'Tm turning into an IBM machinelu . . . feudalism, the industrial revolution, and Vvestern Civilization are out . . . arch-conservative . . . Bch-SneeV' eanne Knisel English Staten Island, N. Y. Jeannie . . . Tennis anyone? . . . You mean you've never heard of Staten Island? . . . no, it's K-N-I . . . transferred from Notre Dame, not in Indiana . . . Walks with nature and collects odd pieces of same . . . sunhathes all year . . . UI just can't Write this paper, l'lI have to leave college . . . Hair for modern poetry, her own and others. if, 'M' 1 3 F 5 4 ,' ty YZ' ' ' . f tt ' Ai ,., fo ,-, l p tseee it 71 QQ Y' 7 Jri viiei Dorothy Knup English Philadelphia, Pa. HDorie . . . Anybody Want a hair cut?U . . . 3 a.m. paper vigil . . . weekly laundry-hoxes and sponge cake . . . always where she's needed . . . a chart on every wail . . . exemplifies the city of brotherly love . . . plenty of C. C. spirit . . . pizza anyone? . . . Did you know he wore a coat last night? . . . Sprechen Sie Doitch? . . . meticulous . . . regular Holmes Hail treks . . . uBiue Nloonn . . . vim, vigor, and vitality . . . But these sneakers are comfortable! WM, .. I Elizabeth Kouiomzin French Nyack, N. Y. Betty . . . Hey People! . . . tile cilarm of Paris is in iler eyes . . . tilose provocative eyebrows . . . volatile, quick-hearted . . . naive . . . moming comes early . . . VVl1at clay are we today? . . . les quatres langues . . . deep family roots . . ,. soli- taire . . . I possibly cannot rio it .A . . the sacred springs of music . . . affectionate and affection- winning. Sylvia Myra Kursman History Bridgeport, Conn. Syl . . . serious and considerate but lun anytime . . . take a trip, anywhere . . . l'1er love, the arts- iier mecca, New Yorlc, ul love every corner of it ...iler cry, Why canlt l stop being analytical? . .. bangs, i1ere's tweeclleclee, wilere is tweeclledum? - . - gooclies . . . tiie soft-hearted teacher . . . liorses and sailing . . . up in the clouds. I I 3 'K GE N? , My ,. tai - I klrtl xx, ii i tttt M AA,, Louise Arless Love Economics New York, N. Y. uAriess . . . bermuda shorts and brownies . . . summers in Quoque, poems in Quarterly . . . Ee. seminars and surveys vs. history papers and pro- jects . . . 'Tm so exaggerated! . . . literary iean- ings toward crossword puzzles and VVinnie-ti1e- Pooh . . . simuitaneous Spanish reading and sweater knitting . . . has a sicirt for any occasion and iooics trim in any siiirt . . . UEveryone makes fun of time way I walk. Susan Elizabeth Lane Music Hartford, Conn. Usuen . . . conscientious . . . never a minute to spare . . . daily inikes from Ciiapei to Holmes Hail . . . always knitting for someone else . . . faithful conference attender . . . room neat ioy 7:50 a.m. . . . threatened diets . . . machine gun giggle . . . piiis morning, noon, and nigilt . . . always a fun cookie jar . . . a generous ileart. , v ,, . , W. -,Q is -i ,fr 5 - 'G wr ,- 4' 7 ., ,Y .N 'if' ni!- Y A 5, - 2,5 I Q aft' M , ii? J is 3, 'Y 1 Q35 ag ix i i ' ' 1 'PW f-iii 'fl' ,fl sb gf Dorothy R. Lihner Psychology East Norwaiic, Conn. Dot . . . hon voyage . . . champagne parties . . . uIt,s the greatest . . . only two hundred days to go - - . sweetness, thoughtfuiness . . . curly carrot- top . . . love life of the rat . . . I think fm forget- ting! . . . Is it a popover morning? . . . the glories of scenic Switzerland . . . I wish it were later so I could go to hed . . . 3 grinder a week . . . competitive icnitter . . . sincerity-plus. Sally Elaine Linclhlacf American History Agawam, Mass. usaiy' . . . Hurry up, Arch, it's time . . . surprisahle Sal . . . peppy and personable . . . musically minded . . . O.K. you hoicisn . . . sings like a canary . . . staunch Corneiiian .V . . that non- existant Commons' closet . . . Does your mother know you are out tonight, Sally? . . . the never absent Click of knitting needles . . . aiways willing to help others . . . charming to know . . . sympa- thetic . . . quick wit . . . icnacic for making others feel at ease. Lorraine Lup oli French New Haven, Conn. Larson,s contribution to C. C .... the impetuous giggles . . . dimples . . . from top to bottom in Clorm iiving . . . Weekly fruit from home . . . couici keep Toni home permanent out of business . . . wide-eyed and bright . . . Listen to this . . . the room with atmosphere: Hying ants . . . overciresseci on the C. C. campus: wears skirts . . . quiet, sin- cere, and sweet. Cynthia Linton Child Development Merion, Pa. Hcynien . . . frantic clothes decisions . . . stoop ciweiier . . . Uchappie. have you got any food? . . . Honor Court notices with faces . . . an un- swerving faith and joy in life and people . . . eloquent facial expressions . . . UNOW listen, this is reaiiy funny! . . . pajamas with apples . . . moments of mischievous ciowning . . . sincerity and warmth for all . . . famous iast words: Hstrictiy piatonic, iaciiesiy' :mlm rrmrzs .JVQ 9-Wliff Margaret Grace Macvean Govemment Pittsburgh, Pa. Margs . . . that unforgettable kitten sneeze . . . Go, Go, Go . . . didja know? . . . Oh, yeah . . . just iooic, we have another green leaf on our piant . . . food is second to sieep . . . excellent critic on ali the latest movies . . . always late from vacations . . . incessant use of the telephone . . . anyone for Sea island? . . . human alarm ciocic-ummm-ahhh! . . . Hollywood . . . family-Phasianidae, Class- Aves. Nancy Lucia Mactcli Spanish Binghamton, N.Y. usenorita Niaddin . . . innocent hrown eyes . . . eariy to hed and early to rise . . . everlasting cheertuiness . . . optimistic . . . sincerity personi- fied . . . naive with profoundity . . . sympathy un- limited . . . a great will for achievement . . . a taste for the simple, hut a lover of the refined . . . ioves a good time . . . noted for her Niaddi-ismu faux pasls . . . It it's Spanish, it's got to he good -if it's Nancy. its got to he Spanish,-and hound to he good. Polly Anne Macldux History Princeton N J Hpamn . . . individuality . . . can,t miss the long braids . . . It's my shade of green! if It isnt right, remodel it . . . men of America converge here, as do Great Australian Auks . innocents abroad . . . those handsome nigtxtgowns miration for professors. usually mutual a a cute sense of smell . . . chili at Pops spaghetti at CarIo's . . . tt1ere's always a scene when Sarah Heartburn's around. it AVVV .,..e, I . .K ii U 'lf' YEA f 4 Y i Y :it F' A it f 5 E 'M '--M ls- V all 4 ITQTIQ Ann Marcus Economics Mount Vernon, N. Y. Missy . . . Sunday breakfast at one . . . Eerie artistic tastes . . . toujours tennis . . . Oh, yeah? . . . corporations, may they Houristi . . . refreshingly unsoptiisticated . . . tile infectious laugh . . . that black dress! . . . literally tickles pink . . . UVVl1at's at the movies? . . . industrious summers . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . the lamp sans equilib- rium . . . Denny's Hcrying towel . . . Europe, anyone? . . . pistactiio passion . . . Weekly moun- tain of laundry . . . which tiouse is home? .M , 4, AHHQ Marcuse History New Yorlc, N. Y. Annie, . . . 'Tm going to mystery in hajorn . . blue-ribbon mobile . . . pea-jaclcet by Dior . . . Slcira boolcs are her nemesis . . . Hlt's just platonic . . . Hotel lvlarcuse, Qc . . . it's not that she slcis well-her slcis are too short . . . sympathetic listener . . . barbarous barber . . . blue shoes . . . infectious laughter . . . Will somebody please criticize this picture? . . . Agnes is a boyy' . . . always gives gladly of herself . . . sparkle. ftfiilsw' f .. Q--fi , e .. Y QT? um v? 'lt 4 .W t 1 ' Qi . , tp ll! EE 'f 3 L i , 4 t :Q xg? ,..,, ..,, lists., K km Mary Lee Matheson Child Development Manhassef, N, Y. HLCCH - - . dirty transfer . . . hut, oh those eyes . . . somebody get my buzzer . . . you're speak- ing of the only man l'll ever love . . . fish-net bulletin board . . . bird legs . . . friend to all . . . constant source of entertainment . . . exuberant - - . commutes daily between nursery school and snaclcbar . . . UVVhat's your major, Lee?H,-1 K-Chemical Engineering . . . her first love: physics . . . determined to he a Southern Lady. W Ann Charlotte Matthews English Upper Montclair, N. J. Early American ancestry . . . belaioored English major . . . But your Honor . . . proficient . . . proposed camp weekends . . . microscopic iianci- writing . . . equine gallery . . . painted sneakers and green knee socks . . . Meanwhile, back at the rancim with Suicien . .f . methodical . . . has a menagerie to perpiex Linneaus V. . . K. Bfs' poet iaureat by default . . . Uctea-er . . . firm believer in 14 Hat tires . . . Member of tile Big S. Dona Ruth Mclntosh Art Denver, Col. uGreat unwieldy Iaumptuous Tubs with weak ankles . . . oil, those ievis . . . buiwarlc against the storm . . . open house 24 hours a day . . . UCan't anyone else decorate Knowlton? . . . famous lids . . . United Air Lines main support . . . HCome on, Laciiesn . . . occasional fits of neat- ness . . . unfailing . . . accidental pink and grey lingerie . . . Which way's time subway? . . . Hcome Visit me in Denver . . . Member of the Big S. 'WV' Sheila Grace McKenzie Art Pittsfield, Mass. Susie . . . mother confessor . . . Hdwariingn . . . artistically, left bank material . . . sweetness and light . . . sure, sure . . . can't buy Bermudas long enough . . . bottomless but comfortable ctlair . . . Over to my place . . . treasured idiatcis and white Wooly monster . . . Hltls all mental . . . VVi1at's a five letter Word for South African Hyena . . . McKens . . . Member of the Big S. A 1 in Constance Meehan Government Stamford, Conn. HConnEe . . . Guess who called? . . . leaps and bounds and Waving hands . . . goodies for time smoke ctrolced . . . stops talking long enough to sleep . . . bursting enthusiasm . . . year round Santa Claus . . . sincerity of impulse and endeavor . . . maybe and Xanadu . . . monologue at breakfast . . . radiates affection, honest and un- bounded . . . ttre joke is in the telling . . . harmony gal. lane Elizabeth Mixsell Economics Allentown, Pa. Mike . . . mass production llancl-lcnits . . . guardian of tlle wee lmours . . . Town and Country personified . . . famous last minute I'USll . . . Post Preferred with an underliner . . . elastic leap . . . Clulo of the Month . . . Pennsylvania Dutch . . . monopoly on tea and craclcers . . . liancl me clown racoon coat . . . hairy bear fan club . . . proucl possessor of curtains . . . sarclines at 5 a.m. Member of the Big S. Ethel G. Monzert Botany Newton, Mass. UEll:ie . . . 'Tm a loser . . . blue sheet every night and still Dean's List . . . jungle room, plants ancl animals . . . Tile-re's my favorite whistle: Woop, woop, woop . . . unnnnnnnn . . . tennis . . . dance . . . oli, tluose bedroom eyes . . . Let's clrill holes in time walls . . . Ell5ie's Landscape Service . . . meticulous . . . My rug,s clean, clon't step on it . . . always luappy . . . Let's tell jokes . . . ul wanna be evil. y fren Ellen Elizabeth Moore Govemment New Milford, Conn. El . . . Democratic Republican for vice-versa, . . . tall tales . . . Dodgers all ttle way . . . It's only tive scoops ot ice cream . . . politician . . . Hannel- linecl jeans, matclming battirobe . . . HTt1ere's a Jotln Vvayne movie comingln . . . avidly reading magazines . . . Pogo . . . the pliotomatic . . . But cigarettes put me to sleep . . . Uvvtlo wants my wait? . . . Hlt's due tomorrow: guess l'll stay up. ff' ARHQ Teresa Morgain Child Development Torrington, Conn. UAnnie . . . feminine anct petite . . . quiet charm . . . retrestling naivity . . . ttle Vvisconsin, a dime with every letter . . . lier eyes hold ttie lcey to tier ttlougtits . . . seriousness of purpose . . . moments of silly nonsense . . . firmness ot conviction . . . loyal . . . Have you seen my Roomie? . . . sense ot realism witti a glow of romance. 4 t t ig-gi t E oan Negley Art San Antonio, Texas Neg . . . Beautiful, Beautiful Texas . . . J. P. iierseii . . . Manana. manana . . . those come- tiittieru eyes . . . nervous Curt . . . sudden interest in N. Y .... But i'm not reaciyn . . . unquencix- able curiosity . . . kind . . . wonderful disposition - - - Usiow-poicen . . . epitome of neatness? . . . art but not arty . . . uisn'tti1at silty? . . . majoring in crossword puzzles . . . Mexican food parties at micinigisit . . . uyou-ati, now reaiiyiu . . . Anyone for Bridgefy' 'G Ellen Morgan Music Watertown, Conn. uRusty', . . . animation plus . . . always ready for a good time . . . 'What time does that clock say? . . . Rusty, tilat is tiie moon . . . can't resist a bargain . . . Look kids, a wiioie iyottie of iaor- mone iianci iotion for only a fioiiar fifty . . . fresh air fiend . . . loves tier gray wrap-around coat . . . unpredictable . . . aiways makes a narrow escape . . . even a commercial can start her wiggiing . . . if it's impractical it's Rusty . . . our second Liiy pons, with a song in tier ileart for aii. Devra M. Newherg Government Middletown, Conn. HDevy . . . a man a year . . . lilces them tall . . . fresh liveliness . . . CC spirit . . . supreme in am- bition . . . Acllai in '56 . . . stuffed moose heacl from Harvard . . . subtle wit . . . daily crossword puzzles in a matter of minutes . . . cottage fun and frolic : . . strong will . . . sentimentalist . . . glow of light ancl rosy warmth . . . the goodness of living. 'f fx: 7: ia, at .. 5 X ,. Barbara Huhhert Newman English New London, Conn. 'SBafb . . . commuters' prexy and our Mrs. . . . lolaclc hair and laughing hlue eyes . . . post gradu- ation plans include joining .laclc in Germany in June lalliterationl . . . the car mit cler rattles . . . ulvlay l help youu . . . instant coffee daily . . . per- petual path to whose office? . . . June-time is freclcle-time . . . How can life he so complicatecl? . . . always humming a tune. 1-L.. .N . 1 fic- it i 1 I i ' I Anne Ricfgway Nuveen Art Vvinnetica, iii. HNuveenH . . . everything in three categories-1 garhage, hiige and gruhhy . . . How taii is he? . . . Anyone care to pose? . . . cosmopolitan icici . . . Sally left me . . . Hitls Sky King timen . . . Niiciciiehury to C. C .... I shouici stay here this weekend. hull' . . . advertisement for Halo . . . But you -can't sid in Chicago! . . . one of the hircis . . . a taie for every occasion. Phyllis Ann Nicoll Physics Hartford, Conn. Hphyin . . . emhryonic physicist . . . shacie trouhie . . . easy chair stuciy hahits . . . ucoiiiee anyone?,' . . red hair and easy temper . . . animuies galore . . . aii those crazy shoes . . . they never maize passes at girls that wear glasses? . . . patience is a virtue . . . sets her hair hacicwarcis . . . ciig those crazy graphs . . . Uh, pfftiu . . . that cioset door . . . must take in those skirts . . . Let's face it. Ann I. Otstein Government Vvooctmere, N. Y. uAnnieH . . . a small voice from a tar Corner of ttie room . . . Barrel on loottipictcs . . . Essentially, ttris is wtml I reason . . . Snark tmar major and ctisfussions on government . . . Housetettowts Cle- tigt1t??? . . . HVVt1y is everyone so morat and goody, . . . gene-rat exuberance . . . irrepressitnte tongue . . . nothing like a good argument . . . momentous problems . . . and ttien ttlere were three. it . .Az-sg . N iris ., , ,Q l U-L X 'IZ we E 5- F ..-.-Q ' oan Bernice Painton English Newton Centre, Mass- lzloanieu . . . The Vee-p . . . HYou tiave come arounct to my way of thinking . . . powder putt . . VVon't someone please come in my room . . . uGood morning, Joann . . . Gives meaning to the word etfervescence . . . Tt1at's the man fm going to marry . . . raconteur imaginatif . . . tixture in 401 . . . annual tryouts for Stlwitts . . . Let's go to the snatcien . . . radiates idealism. lan Parker Economics Darien, Conn. Uparicer-Pariceru . . . From iains to the iihe . . . Lux is reaiiy ioetter . . . Early to ioeci? . . . They cion't have size 32 . . . Chinese food . . . 6'Must you Wear a sicirt?H . . . Pint-size . . . You ciecicien . . . I thigh l'b geuig a Cad . . . I got an A but I ciicin't deserve it . . . showers-5 a day . . . Vvhafii you cio in Darien? Catherine Pappas Mathematics Springfield, Mass. ucathyn . . . 'iii lim studying, come in anci wake me up . . . styiish ciresser with a Hair for cietaii . . . science anti symphonies . . . Hvveii, I thinic it's funny . . . Another A-what would happen if she studied? . . . How taii is he? . . . conscien- tious card shark . . . I think lim getting a cold . . . comfortahie, casual, and capahie. , ,.., Deborah Wisner Phillips English Ettcton, Nlarytanct DetJtJy . . . the ctlarm of tier smite and ttie racti- ance of tier eyes . . . ringing taugt1ter . . . Myrtle . . . unattecteci and realistic . . . wisdom . . . ttle exptication of sett-knowledge . . . tile gat bacte- stage-tptiie . . . Ch, tiow tmicteousn . . . a taste for ttle unusuat-Dutctl stwoes, tions, anct twisted candies . . . fascinating . . . ttie vagrant cigarette . . . att things in proportion. .:f,,.fi.ww..W.1i.,,- -.., f ,.,,--fy.--.4fr,,,, MQ ks ji ,T t -E .7 1 ti I S 1:5 i v i 1 Z.. 5 , C1119 PlUn19T Home Economics Vvatoan, Mass. UJanio . . . upturn . . . Brownts co-ed . . . it was so mucti fun . . . wonderful . . . VVt1o ctoes work? . . . knitting soctcs . . . asteep by ten . . . Ut-ove's the greatesttn . , . UYou tcnow Brown was atieact six to nothing . . . after dinner, HXN7t'lHtlS tor toreatciastfr . . . matics use of ttiose untimitect overnigtrts . . . gets good rosutts wittw tittte ettort . . . Parisian tiaircut . . . ettervescent . . . iutt ot conversation . . . Hopes to use twer major soon. W Ioanne Portsch European History Katonah, N. Y. Hilo . . . Peanut ioutter, crackers, and colce for hreaicfast . . . Those Common's closets blues . . . Reserved . . . those becoming glasses . . . straight face with that sudden. bright smite . . . graduate school aspirations . . . VVCNVS first lady . . . dry sense of humor . . . creative talent for Quarterly . . . Comfortable contortionist at work . . . H0nly three hundred more pages before tomorrow . . . for whom the phone rings . . . just out for coffee. Barbara Lillian Popioleie Economics New LOIICIOII, Conn. Barb . . . Diamond Lit . . . Lew and the rats . . . third finger, left hand . . . tell-tale ring in the hathtuh . . . private zoo . . . Auerbach summers . . . stuciious lunch periods . . . Hying down to California . . . luscious looking jello . . . Speaks Russian? . . . Lilorary,s hest customer . . . Anyone for pizza? . . . Day and night in Fanning 101 . . . Care to tango? . . . Bartfs joicef?t book . . . Visiting hours are . . . ek r,,i T' I iz- '.L,' if, ' T9 I , i 3 7? sun- V. K Y : Nancy Bruette Powell English Garclen City, L. l., N. Y. Ulxlanccu . . . always in a lrenzy . . . undaunted clelerminism to get tliings done . . . tall tale told witli a straiglll lace . . . tlme Tibetan Cllipmunlc . . . Uvvill my luair ever grow? . . . preclictaluly unpreclictalale . . . prom trotting lvy leager . . . stoop clweller . . . tliat loancl loox loolc . . . creative flatter at Ille typewriter . . . Scllmop Cllairman . . . Nl Canyl write lllis lieacllineu . . . llie sub zero room . . . pertinent cliclwe lor every situation. A- nf B ' T s. 4' eanne Eva Pretz Cllilcl Development Birmingham, lVlicl1. Hpretzeln . . . tl1ose great Pretz adventures . . . pliotogenic . . . one-traclc mind . . . Ch, tluose one-armed meal . . . tlie original coffee bean . . . Uwe paddle. we paddle, we paddle . . . future Navy wile . . . ml-lwose arenlt Wings, tl1ey're Dolpliinsllly' . . . loig lvlue eyes . . . tllat console must lm goocl lor sometlnngl? . . . ulmow do you spellyff' . . . more oil on tlmat grincler, please . . . maternal instinds- Renee Helen Rapaporte English Providence, R. I. Ctlarm and Mademoiselle Inc .... always in style adds to recipe in good looks . . . radiantly alive . . . treasury of art and music . . . cultural enttlusi- ast . . . time might and volume of voice ringetti forever . . . definite piliiosoptiy of life-and life is what you make it . . . monopoly on K. B. phone . . . lose tile quick easy way . . . determination . . a balanced plan for work and fun. X 5 Sybil Mccune Rex Economics Columbus, Ohio usytf' . . . llwhy, Oil why did I ever leave Ohio . . . lacicadaisicai stuioioornness . . . all night sieges . . . perpetual diets . . . movies, snack txar and steep are a college education . . . wtxy rush when you can Wait . . . new shoes. a cure for ali ailments . . . pea soup and Charles Trenet . . . green ilair - - - so resigned . . . Iife's too ShOl't for worry . . . the stabilizer . . . and ttlen ttmere were tilree. .,i,, , I . ,,.. ui . l , . I K 3 V: i i 5 E ' r , n Barbara Austin Rice Botany Dover, Mass. uRicey . . . Miss Efficiency . . . Mother Rice . . . nature girl . . . sparrow . . . little girl with hig ideas . . . Learned House's guiding light . . . her admir- ing throng . . . maiIman's delight . . . amateur photographer . . . the mature outlook . . . the Hproper Bostonian? . . . houndless energy . . . baggy blue jeans, saddle shoes, and a coral jacket . . . class heautician . . . field trips . . . responsible . . . and then there was one. Y SUZCITLTLQ Psychology Manchester, Conn. Robo, . . . HLet's face ity' . . . those Dartmouth Weekends are really it . . . chocolate fiend . . . always good for a laugh or three . . . the prophet . . . terrific hug phohia . . . Charles Trenet fan . . . Catch, Sara? . . . more traumatic experiences! . . . Old Ned and Old Jeh . . . conHict day . . . continually turning over new leaves fin four stages, of course, . . . life is a trap!!! Caroline Robertson 'T' Mary Alice Robertson English Cincinnati, Ohio Mar . . . tormented English major . . . gracious . . . K. Bfs ideally decorated room . . . Souttiward HO! . . . How Cutel' . . . our model model . . . every paper an att night siege . . . responsive to all situations . . . gullible . . . ui just can't feet time rote, Con . . . third year on the tirst sock . . . Uvvilat day is today? . . . Mar among time books . . . conscientious . . . etfervescent laugh . . . mem- ber of time Big S. English Springtietd,Ot1io Sid . . . Monday nights at Honor Court . . . UVVell bless Besstn . . . the girl with the paper- tilted room and the date-fitted weekends . . . uVVt1o in the Sam Hitt? . . . Imits on tile wrong size needles . . . good music and good lit . . . I could just diet . . . time disputed be-ermug . . . Europe i1asn't been the same since she left it . . . Umm-ah! One of the Birds. bm . Diane Lois Robinson Sociology Cincinnati, Ohio HDcnny . . . spontaneous-combustion . . . Den- nis, time Menace . . . the stuffed menagerie . . Time Story of Three Loves . . . clever icleas . . . anything unusual . . . VVait for me . . . not enough weekends in the week . . . priceless photo album . . . Hit must be my metabolismn . . . Those heaping platefuis . . . newsy Specials from Mom . . . Who, me? . . . eifervescence , . . ihextlaus- tible supply of stories . . . utVIis-sy . . . those knowing glances . . . my ileart belongs lo Daddy. anet M. Rowe Government Atimol, Mass. Jan . . . athletic . . . annual Bermuda buggy- ride . . . long term sock knitter . . . sister of broth- erly love . . . lady lawyer . . . no news is news to .Ian . . . juju-fruits . . . new wardrobe every spring . . . vanilla millcsilakes . . . escapes- from an animal farm . . . a bell for every occasion . . . starspanglecl banner . . . N. Y. Times daily . . . memlaer of the Big S. Ellen Mae Saclowsky .blltfwia Elizabeth Sager Economics Cali, Colombia, S. A. nBettyH . . . K. Bfs conscientious house president . . . blonde Venus . . . just write in care of the jungles . . .always neat . . . just one tea after an- other . . . Bermuda Queen . . . sincerity. . .Kendall Halt alumna . . . defies Nietzsche . . . Dior of Vvig and Candle . . . suntanned in April . . . summers at G. Fox . . . HVVi1at's the matter with foreign students? Government New York, N. Y. Connecticut's Vogue . . . music Hows from her fingers . . . Buckshot . . . Attileting it? . . . Pooh . . . never too busy . . . Got more out of tier major ttian most . . . International Relations . . . Club 401 . . . sincere enthusiasm . . . practical ideaiist . . . last minute physicist . . . twiriing in the library . . interior decorator . . . AcHai's ioyaiest admirer . . small girl but much vivacity. Sara Ellen Shaffer Physics Chevy Chase, Md. Usllafen . . . Army brat . . . Umum boy . . .un0, my luair is not clyecltu . . . conservative betting bureau . . . how many freckles per square centi- meter? . . . 'Sunny is a tier! . . . unexplored, but definitely iiearcl from, operatic aspirations . . . local movie reviewer . . . poclcet-sized novels . . . none of tliese Clays--- . . . that dependable blouse . . . Miss Physicist . . . stie Hlivedu Patterson . . . as a matter of fact, convicts, ti1ey're my friends. M' , M wt:-'MM ,lm J f 1 at I l E 1 1 s ! i it I 2 ,-I E 1 n 1 . it at Wright those aren't Miriam Enid Sivigny Chemistry Bridgehampton, N. Y. Neen . . . best things come in small packages . . . uilome in twenty minutes by plane-anybody coming? . . . Hsee ya mucti later, going to lab . . . sleeps with eyes open . . . those chemistry dungarees . . . dressed for church in ttiree minutes Hat . . . free Kleenex and drug supplies . . . sliding bed-board . . . a small size seven . . . let's play a trick on Nlarttiau . . . Oll, tliose bureau drawers - . - Udon,t botllcr to walce me'-llll get upf, Katherine Sparhawie Smith Zoology Richmond, Va. mrinicay' . . . a Hciahiinn Southern accent . . . per- petual pop-corn popper . . . German through the waits . . . walking advertisements for hair sham- poo . . . unexceiied aid for Physiology sufferers . . . those cocicer spaniei-like eyes . . . 'Tve never been so upset in ali mah life! . . . a rebel in Yankee-ianci . . . that Hirtatious manner . . . Ah just love Van Gogh . . . quietiy appreciative . . . in the lah around the Ciocic . . . sincerity plus. 35 -if ' 933.-if 15' 2 .s ,wr '65 1 . '+'-4+ f- ,-adv! 4,5 4' . iigfxgfi 3,93 WIN-14 Priscilla Boyd Sprague Economics Vvethersfieici, Conn- uprissn . . . femme fatale . . . never without a pin . . . ugotta do that darned seminaru . . . famous walk . . . severai cat naps ciaiiy . . . those jeiiy heau curiers . . . mciicuious . . . PS., I iove you . . . her telephone voice . . . tooth hrush phobia . . . everything in neat' pil those three buttons . H0h, I can't stand itt as sweet as they come. CS... U hi-monthly brownies water-fight referee love that dessert . . . Sally lane Steclzer Art Lalcewood, Ohio Day lmegins at 4:00 P.lVl .... marriage hureau . . . Don't clutch, Ladies . . . tragedy of the lost goon shirt . . . insatiahle appetite . . . just couldn't find the right major . . . unique phraseology . . . lceeps Bicycle cards in business . . . political hives . . . uVVhat do you lhinlc about population in india? . . . artistic regression to kindergarten Cutouts . . . casual . . . memloer of the Big S. 'I ..--- . 'vs ii ' I . , '4 0 t' T sg? - e , 1 T , ,M . si 1. 7 1 3 3 Y W -1 1 p -.,- 'GI f - 'f if zz , - 'wubfir V Sylvia Barbara Sternlaurg English Brookline, lxflass. Teddy-hear type . . . nplease, don't' l loolc like a Senior? . . . ardent supporter ol Boston-hound trains . . . sparlcling at 7:00 A.lVl .... can of coolcies and Colce in a glass . . . naps laelore supper . . . Dance Group needs men . . . sympathy per- sonillied . . . beautiful eyes, huilt-in eye malceup . . . URelaxl . . . that wonderful summer in Europe . . . usuch a nice letter . . . uixlonday talces up hall the weelcln . . . a dreamer of dreams, with a practical hent. l Annette Elaine Stuctzinski Sociology Vvest Hartford, Conn. K'Nettie,' . . . thousand page papers are her forte . . . survey on tower Bank Street . . . linguist? . . . HI oton'l get ity' . . . it's always Open House at the Studzinstcis . . . the firm tread . . . agility on stciis . . . Uvvhen did you first notice this? . . . anyone for a cotct wet pact: . . . she got me with a left to the nose. Ann Marie Strosherg Chemistry New Loncton, Conn. Commuters V.P .... our contribution to honors list . . . utetys go on a dietn . . . chem lah summers . . . athlete of the 'C0mmuters Ctutm' . . . tabs both night and ctay . . . practices organ to get away from it all . . . all those inevitahte S o'ctoctcs . . . ctaity arrivals at 7:00 A.iVl .... anchors away . . . 'shut I like New Londonu . . . promises, promises - - C.C. switchboard. :wie Regina Elizabeth Tate Sociology Deep River, Conn. Reggie . . . the miiiion dollar smite . . . from New Haven to Fort Dix . . . Nantucket fever . . . uOh, hoou . . . inclividuaiist . . . warm understand- ing . . . the helping hand . . . there's music in her soul and rhythm in her feet . . . the collector of brothers . . . ash tray emptier . . . cold hand, warm heart . . . iohster, juiienne potatoes and champagne . . . antiques and old houses . . . staunch friend . . . good to know. .I 1 e X Gretchen Taylor Child Development Brockton, Mass- The white star has been shining for a long time . . . from the needles of G. T .... four clay week- ends . . . Limehouse Blues . . . the children, the children . . . the Herald is the best . . . two dips of chocolate chip . . . Gretchen will tix it . . . prompt- ness. efficiency, and serenity . . . there's a Kitty in her life and a King in her future. l t t l f 4 ' 3735 X ' .- 1 11l' ' -- -W Q., .,... tw ff- Sally Louise Thompson Chemistry Highland, N. Y. Constant and candid . . . uVVhere there's a will, there,s a wayn . . . atoms and jets . . . lt,s strictly for the birds . . . dry sense of humor . . . Hvvhy clicl you let me miss hrealcfastir' . . . ahsent-minclect . . . ULet's analyze it . . . five years of courtship lead to a summer wedding'-at lastl . . . Hashes of cleverness . . . forever travelling to see Ernie . . . night owl. HGIQI1 Tecleemeyer Sociology Geneva, Ill. The good American . . . uvviggy-poo . . . horses . . . uVVhat'll l Wear this Weelcencl? . . . transfer on the 5 year plan . . . horses . . . knitting with crow-hars . . . VVhat page are you on? . . . everything is real George . . . peppy . . . a ton of tan from Bermuda . . . morning glory . . . con- scientious . . . Hshall l Hy to Paris for spring vacation? . . . horses. Marilyn Rita Thornton Sociology New London, Conn. A biaeic cilevvy called Junior . . . interest abroad . . . surveys for Soc .... eilic dresser . . . those iromespun imaireuts . . . fervent reader . . . serene outiooic . . . inaianeeci iuneimes . . . summers at O. B. P .... Does anyone want a ride? . . . organized disorder . . . silort trips to the library . . . Am I iate again? . . . unique seiweciuie with no eariy classes . . . You're making fun . . . defender of women's coiieges. - 'Q' Q 1 'N ,Jun rr it l i if . , K , ' 5' 12 i . 3 ,a 'KH ..,. W 5 V, 1 '?k 7' X 2- ' 4 ,i ff A U A A 4-1. , lr i W 'HX :Wai ' ' . ' N ' Ti -we , e, I NR f S. 'cv Y X 'Inna' 'Sir ,gk 4 I af 9 Joyce Tower Zoology Vvoiiaston, iwiass. Calm, cool-and eoiieeteci . . . microscopic hand- writing . . . last one eating in tile dining room . . . studies in bed . . . a pair of soeics a year . . . tiuose crazy yeiiow pajamas . . . time Bates banner . . . aiways good to time iast putt . . . Does tie have a ear? . . . penny-pinei1er. . . those long treics to time Maine woods . . . iale lo bed and eariy to rise . . - those non-existent Boston Uris . . . never iaurries. Dorothy Lou Voorhees Botany Rochester, N. Y. Isoun . . . frustrated modern art critic . . . oh, tilose mid-night papers with Ais . . . sewing in room and knitting constantly . . . encouraging anci engaging listener . . . now, wilen I saw Kitsyn . . . poetry abounds from tier green thumb . . . Tea, her grade for an audit . . . from soup to nuts, serveci at ali times from iaer portaiaie cuisine. , . antics and faces great for describing the ciay. Florence Carolyn Vars Government Great Neck, N. Y. uDuciy . . . that Buick bird . . . naturally curly ilair . . . lots of enthusiasm . . . always reacly to do tilings . . . passion for movies and ice cream . . . sparkling brown eyes and bright smile defy dis- pleasure . . . consideration-plus . . . cosmopolitan array of men . . . 'Tm in iove again! . . . newiy acquired devotion to golf rivals love for ioricige . . . perfectly black in tile summer . . . Dude-ranch . . . Sssssss. Ji! fs , ,A to o,eoory oroee: r so reor k Q '12 ztffiif.. f 'WNY' -1-if W5 , vw -- xs-Q-fi... , . I Vg iff: High' . ,,'ff,gg:.tfs,'? ' :. ...r-.f .21.---1 .. M ,.., .W .. .M ,,,a,,.4, C p K 2 , I e I E r K 1 S 3 Y' Claire Wallach English Shaker Heights, Ohio UiVIouse . . . Cleveland has the most-of every- thing . . . ui hesitate to mention this, hut . . . Gus-Gus, the gadgeteer . . . the famous profile . . . innocents abroad . . . nutty for nautical noise . . . Miss Efficiency . . . got her hyiine . . . Jack of all tracies, mastereci the pun . . . right 99 44f100WJ of the time . . . 5:00 A.iVI. finds Mouse just clown shifting into 5rd. oz Qi i 1, 5 3 of .3 ' ,E az H1 1 Q :E 9 fanet Weiss Economics Chestnut Hill, Mass. Janie . . . Dauphin? . . . classical music . . . sincerity . . . this is to he neat year . . . ioricige . . . February graduation . . . determination . . . Who stuciies?', . . . those changes? hefore dinner . . . the direct approach . . . uYou,ii just love Baby EC . . . perpetual weeicencier . . . casual . . . with VVinthrop's hrother Dick . . . UHe's such a lamb . . . good natured . . . knitting . . . generous . . . Crossword Puzzier . . . a unique manner . . . those eyes that are not only for seeing. Nancy Ruth Weiss Economics Kingston, Pa. uNance . . . Miss Vveese, telephone . . . Box 576 packed with Watt Street Journals and letters . . . usuatty stops toetore the Fifth chocolate pud- ding . . . uanyhody have a match? . . . one of the bridge crew regulars . . . petite . . . closet full of clothes . . . girl giggter, even at own jokes . . . numher eight carret always occupied. s,,a... M .4,.,.,t,...., Q- W - ,, sf -r 'Q tr an ' x K. 1 X4 Kathryn Benton White History Sewictctey, Pa. uKitty . . . History major, minoring in solitaire, crihhage, and hrictge . . . shoes, shoes, shoes . waiting for Gretchen . . . pathetic, pathetic . . . i ' spring of freshman year . . . gift of gah . . . Miss ' You . . . More meat, anybody? . . . avid sup- porter of the N. Y. N. H. Er H .... telephone, Miss White . . . uLet's face it . . . the hiccuping sense of humor. . . VVho can I fix him up with? . . . Cottage cheese, jetty, and crackers. Ioanne Lorraine Williams Child Development Vvetiestey, Mass. HJOH . . . Bostonian Siren . . . unforgettable hours at the nursery school . . . candy from Grandfather . . . I canyt go out. Vvhat time? . . . sympathetic . . . nt donyt have time to study, guess Ut just memorize it' ,... NAVY! Blue and Gold . . . Honors and Fulbright take too much time . . . uBut it,s the olives I like. if 4 ff e f . tiff: l --t. M' Nancy Alexandra Wilson Chgmisfrbv Patmerton, Pa. Hvvittyn . . . devilish sense ot humor . . . hound- .,.,4 ' less energy . . . stolen necessities from shower stalls . . . studying to uiV1ittcman's Nlatineeu . . . patched dungarees from lah tahors . . . Deutsch, a two year nightmare . . . deep thoughts for the setected few . . . conscientious worker . . . ritual hi-Weekly shampoos . . . a menace on any hastcet- halt court . . . private gallery of oits . . . humorous franicness . . . fun personified in VX7itty's indomi- tahte zest for life. I Mary Miller Wruhel English Providence, R. I. Gretchen and Spirit . . . newly recognized talents in theater and art . . . the knack of knowing when to study . . . uconsistency is the hohgohtin of small minds . . . How about a small nap before dinner? . . . that's no hoy'-that's Mary . . . the hat with the pretty ugly . . . HSchooI,s fine, hut Benys wonderfultn . . . driftwood . . . Einstein in spare time . . . inner tranquility shines through. Rosalyn Winchester Home Economics Westwood, Mass. UROZH . . . that baked hean accent . . . HI can't do - a thing with my hair! . . . good natured . . . a willing and ready listener . . . that infectious giggle . . . Oh geestu . . . loves art, ballet and t , Freddie . . . those candid Hash pictures . . . No, E not realty! . . . can always he found sleeping in ' the Iihrary . . . One never knows . . . quiet and sweet . . . forever late . . . innocent looks can't hide mischievous acts. E 1 i he ., , , N, ,I v b '1 4 a Y' A- 'Nga - ' ' 4 -3 2. ag 'f ' f' QNX: L vggq. sl I e N- ' ' Y'-f I 1 7 , ,, English Judy . . . smart iooic . . . early to bed'-early to rise . . . infinite amount of concentration . . . a paper a day . . . semester's work clone in one week . . . six o'cIock piione cans . . . sighs of tieaven . . . mighty-mighty cirive . . . a pocicetful of wit . . . tasting friend . . . a life welt planned . . . But tie toict me to gain weight! . . . N. Y., N. H. S' H. commuter's ticket . . . Hawiess complexion. me T ,, 5 ,fi 1. Q 1 .g s E' ....4s.....a........... ,---..... .-., snap.. luclith Clare Yanfaauer 1 New YOI'k, N- Y. .1 'av l Leona Marjorie Zeichner V the proofreading behind tiiose utiwree A.M. 5 e papers . . . only 45 days 'til vacationn . . . my Q room is so empty! . . . tile perpetual self-analysis f f if F - - . It's simply a question of unconscious motiva- ' ' tion . . . mysterious determination for fingernails J in May '55 . . . New Haven, Newport, Norfolk, L next stop is for life with Len. M Spanish Brooklyn, N. Y. K Klee . . . wicie eyed naivete . . . vivacious . . . MISSIN ,,,,....-- 1, M 5 J 5, , , , W i1, 1 -1 11 ,ft .4 rc .-ff' ' L , ,A 1 ig -lf? W, it , QF'.i . wx Q , , Q, .2 4 i 'W ff ' fi-Q' 8 ' j 1. Mary Joslyn 2. Grace Metz X , 3. Louise Klump Tanner 4. Rosie Bascon Muri11o f . 5. Frances Hake 6. Betsy Goodspeed . 7. Jef! Griffiths 8. Margie Stern 9. Arlie Biemiller 10. Diane Grant 11. Sue Shinbach 12. Kate Webster Troast 13. Ellen Keating Thomas 14. Kathryn Hull 15. Susie Shaw Hooe . 1 ii E Ti' K 5 i E 4.1.1 . K ix .RE ','k hz 'S l 3 bf 15 'ta is V ..n.yyy. .n yi we an Vx 1 H ff PERS 1 4. , . , W 5, ' 'H ,ff 'QP fy? lk' 2'f Ei A if 55 1 BW +2 fo' ,fa fx. ' -' 1 ' i t W 6 Harriet Putnam Judy Brown Cox Sally Howe Richards Ann Stewart Brown Jan King Evans Diane Lawrence Ann Christensen Glenda Lee Sally White Allen Eve Steele Barrett Tove Ditmer Judith Gordon Saks Laurel Kaplan Swaye Lois Starr Kemble Trica Brooks Skidmore iff ' f is i . . i V t. w f ,, sf ,H , .. 4 v Nga lxfl l f P1 xl., 7 I S K 6' it z R, Senior This is Connecticut College. The murmuring senior classmen Vvrinkled with care, and in garments black, indistinct in the hall-light, Stand like prophets of old, with voices weak and despondent, Stand like scarecrows weary, with eyes red-rimmed and drooping. Loud with its sounds of foghorns, the suhmarine-laden river Speaks, and in accents encouraging answers the wail of the seniors. This is Connecticut College. But where are the hearts that beneath it Leaped like the irosh, when she hears in Fanning the voice of the Dean? Where are the snack-shop cowgirls, the hackhone oi our college-4 Girls whose lives glided on, dependent on cigarettes and coffee, Frightened hy shadows of calories. Gone is the pleasant snack-shop, and the girls forever departedl Scattered like dust and leaves, when the mighty hlasts of New London Seize them, and whirl them aloft, and sprinkle them far o'er the ocean. Naught hut memory remains of the pleasant idlers of Connecticut. Ye who helieve in hopes and degrees, and endurance and patience, Ye who loelieve in the struggle and strength of woman's education, List to the last song of triumph sung hy the seniors oi the college. List to a tale of work in Academe, home of Connecticut seniors. ln New London County, on the shores of the Basin of Thames, Distant, secluded, still, the little College of Connecticut Lay on the sunny hillside. Somewhat apart from the village, and nearer the Coast Guard Academy, The freshmen, lowest of learned mankind, dwell in the wooden dorms, And with them, directing the household, a gentle houseiellow lives Like a mother hen with her Chickens. Vvhite as the snow are her locks From enforcing quiet hours. Banners of hlue and maroon hang from the walls of these houses, And the peaceful street of Mohegan is pierced hy the ring oi a talking invention. Thus dwelt together in love these simple Connecticut freshmen. Dwelt in the love ol county and Yale. Alike they were free from Fear, that reigns with report cards, exams and professors. Neither locks had they to their doors, nor hars to their windows, But their dwellings were happy as day and the hearts of the owners. Then came the fateful June, and many among them were fallen. H iytory in their second year the sophomores, handed tightly together In huildings old, covered with Ivy of England, Shrouded themselves in gloom, and entered a terrihle season. Sophomore slump it was caliedg a monster of huge proportions. The men of the year gone hy were dating their younger sisters. The faces of teachers once loved glared with disdain and derision. Gone were the Coastie mixers, gone were the kind senior sisters. Gone ,-1 and ne'er to return. Just at the spirit's lowest, when the Sophomore's heart was faintest, A challenge arose and was taken, to seize the junior hanner. Disguised in leaves of the oak tree, they lurked hehind pillars and curtains. But thwarted in reaching their goal, they again slopped into depression. Then Sophomore Hop came at last, and two-headed males ahounded. But springtime takes its toll, and soon our numhers were lessened By wedding hells and engagements, and a creeping disease called proha- tion. Thus we hecame proud juniors, those of us who were strongest, Those who could hear the whips, the Hoggings of our tormentors. Vve struggled to he proficient, and performed for happy fathers, Fathers grown old with worry, and semi-yearly expenses. Then came the monthxof May, and the yearhook portraits were taken. But alas, our faces were grey, and our eyes were deep and sunken. Gone was the hioom on our cheeks, gone the sparkling laughter, Gone 1-4 ne'er to return. Still stands Connecticut College, and still heneath its shadow, Side hy side, in the hamight, we, the seniors are standing. Under the humble walls of the little Connecticut College, A little apart from the village, we stand, unknown and unnoticed. Daily the tides of life go ehhing and Howing heside us, Hundreds of throhhing hearts, where ours are numh forever. Hundreds of aching hrains, where ours no longer are husy. Hundreds of weary feet, where ours have completed the journey. Still stands Connecticut College: hut under the shade of its huijdings Dwell other students, with other customs and hahits. Maidens still wear handannas, and dress in coats of raccoon, And hy the evening fire repeat their homework assignments. Vvhile, deep with its sound of foghorns, the suhmarine-laden river Speaks, and in accents encouraging, answers the wail of all seniors. JEANANNE GILLIS, '54 QFM f A lin iilirmnrg nf Olhnrluitv Hgh, Svrptrmher 21, 1532-3lan11arg IH, 1952 ABBOTT, JOAN 101 Chestnut St., Camden, Me. ADAMS, JANICE 27 Prospect St.. Whitinsville, Mass. ALCORN, ELIZABETH 58 Main St., Suttield, Conn. ALDRICH, JOAN Main St.. East Douglas, Mass. ANDERSON, LEILA 15 Johnson St., Ansonia, Conn. ASI-IKINS, SALLY Providence Rd., Blackstone, Mass. BERNSTEIN, MARCIA 233 Mosher Ave., Woodmere, N. Y. BLAKE. CAROL LEE 4 Stratford Rd., West Hartford, Conn. BLAU, NANCY 67 S. Munn St., East Orange. N. J. BRIGGS, JEAN Metcalf Rd., Willoughby, Ohio BRITTAIN. BEATRICE Lake Beatrice, Dundee, Ill. BROBST, ELIZABETH SMITH 754 Arch St., Williamsport, Pa. BROWN, JOEN 1404 North Central, Chateau Royal, Glendale, Calif. BRUNDAGE, JOAN SILVERHERZ R.F.D. No. 2. Rockville, Conn. CAMP, EMILIE 33 Copley St., Newton 58, Mass. CATLEDGE, MILDRED 450 East 63 St., New York, N. Y. CHAPPLE, CAROLYN 5558 Aylesboro Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. CHILD, MARTINA 475 Belgrano, Quiln-ies, F.C.G.R., Argentina CICHOWITZ, CONSTANCE 57 Newington Rd., Elmwood, Conn. CLEVELAND, ELIZABETH 429 Pelham Manor Rd., Pelham Manor 65, N. Y. CLYMER. MARY 25 River Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. COHEN, MARS!-IA 51 Robinson Ave., Glen Cove, N. Y. CONNOLLY, EVELYN 33 Rose Hill Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. CONNOR, CAROL 9607 Sutherland Rd., Silverspring, Md. CROSS, ANNE Knollwood Dr., Rochester, N. Y. CUNNINGHAM, NENA 936 Berkshire, Grosse Pointe 30, Mich. DAILEY, PATRICIA 10 North Ridgewood Park, South Orange, N. J. DALY, JANE ANN Williams Road, Wallingford, Conn. DEMAREST, CONSTANCE 258 Clinton Pl., Hackensack, N. J. DE TAR, MARGARET R.D. No. 2, Downington, Pa. DOYLE, GWYNN 218 Twin Oak Rd., Akron, O. DYGERT, ANN 119 W. Sherwood Terrace, Fort Wayne, Ind. EVANS, NANCY C. 607 Trent Ave., Wyomissing, Pa. FARLEY, CONSTANCE 890 Evergreen Ave., Mt. Carmel, Conn. FELDGOISE, JOAN 707 N. Mt. Pleasant Rd., Philadelphia 19, Pa. PENN, JANET 311 Oakdale Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. FENNING, CYNTHIA 515 Jackman Ave., Fairfield, Bridgeport, Conn. FISHER, MARY ANN 417 Laurel Blvd., New Castle, Pa. Senior FLICKINGER, EVANS 2 Harbor Lane, Brooklyn 9, N- Y- FLICKINGER, MARTHA 2 Harbor Lane, Brooklyn 9, N. Y. FRANKEL, ALETA 471 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. FRIEDMAN, ELIZABETH 21 Parkman St., Brookline 46. Mass. GAPFNEY, SUZANNE 87 Bradley Ave., East Haven, Conn. GARBER, CLAIRE 4217 Gwynne Ave., Memphis, Tenn. GARDNER, CAROL Atkins St., R.F.D. No. 1, Middletown, Conn GARFIELD, JOHANNA 34 Bellport Lane, Bellport, N. Y. GARLICK, BARBARA 22 Glenside Ter., Upper Montclair, N. J. GARTLAND, NANCY 79 London Dr., Hamden. Conn. GEHLMEYER, JEANNE 64 Great Oaks Rd., Roslyn Heights, L. I., N Y GILLIS, JEANANNE 343 Fairmount Ave., Jersey City 6, N. J. GODETTE, SARA 1409 Prospect Ave., Bronx 59, N. Y. GOLDSTEIN, ELAINE 14 Stonehenge Rd., Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. GOODFRIEND, GLORIA 110 Riverside Drive, New York 24, N. Y. GOODMAN, MARIAN 2108 Sulgrave Ave., Baltimore 9, Md. GREENE, SUSAN R.F.D. No. 2, Amherst, Mass. GROSS, JANET 2420 Marcy Ave., Evanston, Ill. .GUERIN, BARBARA 61 Central St., Narragansett, R. 1. GURNEY, ANITA 309 W. Elm St., Brockton, Mass. I-IAMADY, NORMA 1715 Detroit St., Flint, Mich. I-IANFT, PHYLLIS 182-18 Tudor Rd., Jamaica, N. Y. I-IARRIS, ADELINE 442 Brook St.. Providence, R. I. HAVILAND, JUDITH 45 Lincoln Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. HEAGNEY, ANN Apartado 49, Havana, Cuba HERMAN, JOAN 125 E. 84 St., New York, N. Y. HIRSHHORN, SUSAN 25 Grove St., New London, Conn. HOROWITZ, CAROL BERNSTEIN 21 Gralynn Rd., Newton Centre, Mass. HUSE, LASCA 21 Court St., Bath, Me. JOHNSON, MARILYN 9 Audubon Rd., Lexington, Mass. KEARNS. NORA 196 Wilshire Rd., Rochester 10, N Y. KEATING, LOIS 6 Carteret Pl., Garden City, N. Y. KELLER, PHYLLIS 344 Washington St., Glen Ridge, N. J. KENT, BARBARA 45 Lathrop Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. KENT, PAMELA Old Harbor Rd., Chatham, Mass. KESTENMAN, HELENE 86 Woodbury St., Providence, R. 1. KING, MARGARET 5801 Dorchester Ave., Chicago, Ill. KNISEL, JEANNE 23 Cedar Grove Beach Club, New Dorp, Staten Island 6 N. Y. Director KNUP, DOROTHY 718 E. Phil-Ellena St., Philadelphia 19, Pa. KOULOMZIN, ELIZABETH 38 Glen Byron Ave., South Nyack, N. Y. KURSMAN, SYLVIA 1128 Wood Ave., Bridgeport 4, Conn. LANE, SUSAN 197 Oxford St., Hartford 5, Conn. LEVE, LOUISE ARLESS 1155 Park Ave., New York 28, N. Y. LIBNER, DOROTHY 21 Myrtle St., East Norwalk, Conn. LINDBLAD, SALLY 80 Reed St., Aqawam, Mass. LINTON, CYNTHIA 609 Zollinqer Way, Merion, Pa. LUPOLI, LORRAINE 576 Chapel St., New Haven, Conn. MacVEAN, MARGARET 204 S. Lexington Ave., Pittsburgh B, Pa. MADDI, NANCY 3 Camobell Road Ct., Binghamton, N. Y. MADDUX, POLLY ANNE 9 Newlin Rd., Princeton, N. J. MARCUS, IRENE 167 Commonwealth Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. MARCUSE, ANN 25 E. 86 St., New York, N. Y. MATI-IESON. MARY LEE 170 Remington Rd., Manhasset, N. Y. MATTHEWS. ANN 280 Uooer Mountain Ave., Upper Montclai McINTOSl'I, DONA 100 Vine St., Denver 6, Colo. McKENZIE, SHEILA 26 Brunswick St., Pittsfield, Mass. MEEI-IAN. CONSTANCE Woolsey Rd.. Stamford, Conn. MIXSELL, JANE 150 N. 28 St., Allentown, Pa. MONZERT. ETHEL 280 Highland Ave., West Newton 65, Ma MOORE, ELLEN 14 Wellsville Ave., New Milford, Conn. MORGAN, ANN 81 Pearl St., Torrington, Conn. MORGAN. ELLEN Taft School, Watertown, Conn. NEGLEY, JOAN 300 Paseo Encinal, San Antonio, Tex. NEWBURG, DEVRA 41 S. Main St., Middletown, Conn. NEWMAN, BARBARA 15 Konomoc St., New London, Conn. NICOLL, PHYLLIS 979 West Boulevard, Hartford 5, Conn. NUVEEN, ANNE 5 Indian Hill Rd.. Winnetka, Ill. OLSTEIN, ANN 25 Wyckoff Pl.. Woodmere, L. I.. N. Y. PAINTON, JOAN 47 Dolphin Rd.. Newton Center 59, Mass. PAPPAS, CATHERINE 36 Belleview Ave., Springfield, Mass. PARKER, JAN Fairmead Rd., Darien, Conn. PHILLIPS, DEBORAH Whiteoaks. Elkton, R.I-'.D. No. 3, Leeds, Md. PLUMER, JANE 165 Windsor Rd., Waban 68, Mass. POPIOLEK. BARBARA 65 Mountain Ave., New London, Conn. PORTSCH, JOANNE Cherry St.. Katonah, N. Y. POWELL, NANCY 61 Huntington Rd., Garden City, N. Y. r, N. J. PRETZ, JEANNE 745 Williamsbury, Birmingham, Mich. RAPAPORTE, RENEE 395 Rochambeau Ave., Providence, R. I. REX, SYBIL 2612 Fair Ave., Columbus 9, Ohio RICE, BARBARA Center St.. Dover, Mass. ROBB, SUZANNE 68 Adelaide Rd., Manchester, Conn. ROBERTSON, CAROLINE Signal Hill Rd., Springfield, Ohio ROBERTSON, MARY ALICE 2503 Handasyde Ct., Cincinnati 8, Ohio ROBINSON, DIANNE 1802 Northcut Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio ROWE, JANET West Hill, Athol, Mass. SADOWSKY, ELLEN 120 W. 86 St., New York 24, N. Y. SAGER, ELIZABETH Calle 8 Norte No. 3-25 Cali, Colombia, S. A SHAFFER, SARA 4803 Lanqdrum Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. SIVIGNY, MIRIAM ENID Bridgehampton, L. I., N. Y. SMITI-I, KATHARINE 501 Club Dr., Richmond, Va. SPRAGUE, PRISCILLA 83 Beverly Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. STECHER, SALLY 12962 Lake Ave., Lakewood 7, Ohio STERNBURG, SYLVIA 17 Newell Rd., Brookline, Mass. STROSBERG, ANN 32 Walden Ave., New London, Conn. STUDZINSKI, ANNETTE 71 Wardwell Rd., West Hartford, Conn. TATE, REGINA Deep River, Conn. TAYLOR, GRETCHEN 65 Greenfield St., Brockton 46, Mass. TECKEMEYER, HELEN 518 Easton Ave., Geneva, Ill. THOMPSON, SALLY Vineyard Ave., Highland, N. Y. THORNTON, MARILYN 459 Broad St., New London, Conn. THORPE, NAN APPELL 14 Bradley St.. Bristol, Conn. TOWER, JOYCE 397 Highland Ave., Wollaston 70, Mass. VARS, FLORENCE 41 Windsor Rd., Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. VOORHEES, DOROTHY LOU 3939 East Ave., Rochester 18, N. Y. WALLACH, CLAIRE 3256 Lansmere Rd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio WEISS, JANET 107 Monadnock Rd., Chestnut Hill 67, Mass WEISS, NANCY 46 E. Dorrance St., Kingston, Pa. WHITE, KATHRYN Backbone Rd., Sewicltley, Pa. WILLIAMS, JOANNE 61 Old Colony Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. WILSON, NANCY 226 Delaware Ave., Palmerton, Pa. WINCHESTER, ROSALYN 433 Canton St., Westwood, Mass. WRUBEL, MARY MILLER 59 Emeline St., Providence, R. I. YANKAUER, JUDITH 299 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y. ZEICI-INER, LEONA 920 E. 17 St., Brooklyn 30, N. Y. Mr. William PATRONS OF THE CLASS Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Baylis G. Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Emil H. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Ashkins Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Blake Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Blau Mr. and Mrs. John Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Camp Mr. and Mrs. Turner Catledge Mr. and Mrs. John Catto, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett S. Chapple, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Cichowitz Mr. and Mrs. David G. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. John W. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. Wallace OF 1954 Charles A. Knisel Harry M. Kursrnan lsadore Libner . O. Eric Lindblad R. Linton Mr. and Mrs. MacVean Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John A. Joseph Marcus Marcuse Mr. and Mrs. Martin Matheson Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs William F. Matthews Alex Miller . Edwin L. Mixsell . Leonard Monzart Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Moore Mr. and Mrs. George H. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. lvon C. Newberg S. Nicoll Cliiford W. Dygert Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. . Kenneth W. Cunningham . Charles F. Dailey . John E. Daly Mr. and Mrs. John Nuveen Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Olstein Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Pappas Mrs. E. Henry Portsch Mrs. Gertrude H. Euzent Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Feldgoise The Rev. and Mrs. Don Frank Fenn Mr. and Mrs. Edward l. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. W. Gordon Flickinger Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. N. Frankel Mr. Henry E. Friedman Mr. Charles J. 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