Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1956 volume:

1056 Koine i Boinecticut Gollege, Vew JLondon:il oan Compliments of Dr. Ren Breguet House that holds me, household that I hold dear, Woman and man at the doorway, come what will Hospitable, more than you know I enter here, In retreat, in laughter, in the need of your love still. More perhaps than you fancy, fancy finds This room with books and answers in the walls; I have continual reference to the lines learned here early, later readings false. And more than you dream wake from a special dream To nothing but remorse for miles around And steady my bed at this unchanging scene Where the changing dogs dispute a stranger town. O identity is a traveling-piece with some, But here is what calls me, here what I call home. This sonnet by William Meredith, Lecturer in English at Connecticut College, was written for his parents. The sonnet, from the volume entitled Love Letters from An Impossible Land, is reprinted here by permission from the poet and the publishers, Yale University Press copyright 1944, S F e Jo Qur Qarents for starting us on the path of life, for washing our dirty, childhood faces, for spanking us when we walked our independent paths too thoughtlessly, for encouraging us when small problems seemed insurmountable, for loving us when it seemed that no one else did, for guiding us always toward the smoothest path, and for being our parents we, the members of the class of 1956, humbly dedicate this our yearbook. cgr-ustees Mr. William H. Putnam President Rosemary Park Mrs. James W. Morrison Judge Allyn L. Brown Mr. Earle W. Stamm Tudge Christopher L. Avery Mr. F. V. Chappell There is no equality among years: some merely pass; others are filled with portents and signs and still others represent a fulfillment and pleasure only vaguely envisaged earlier. No one of the Class of 1956 will feel that her four years in college have simply elapsed. For some of you the years will have been full of discovery of yourselves and of your world, and you will face the future with a greater sense of confidence than when you came to college. For others of you, these years at Connecticut will have opened new vistas, but will have revealed too the enormous com- plexity of the problems ahead so that you are overwhelmed with a feeling of humility before the future. But no one of you will wish the years to have been spent differently and all of you will feel an increasing sense of gratitude to the two institutions which made this experience possible for you; the one of these is the oldest institution in the world, the human familythe other is a successful modern invention, the college for women. Both of these institutions take pride in your career here, are filled with pleasure and confidence in your future and send to you through this volume sincerest hopes for your continued success and great happiness. i s President Wlxom WQ JGUJ Tt is the nature of the soul to appropriate all things. As we first looked at the pages of, and later learned to read, Pinocchio and Winnie the Poob, we were unaware of the theories and the various philosophies that would surround us when we finally reached college. As we left our parents to move to a nine-month home away from home, we realized that we had acquired new directors. With the academic and friendly aid of the faculty and administration, with their suggestions and rebukes, their smiles and frowns, we have been made to see new horizons and to aspire to new goals. DEAN OF STUDENTS E. Alverna Burdick DEAN OF ADMINISTRATION Warrine E. Eastburn DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS M. Robert Cobbledick 10 DEAN OF SOPH Catherine Oakes DEAN OF FRESHMEN Gertrude Noyes SECRETARY TO THE DEANS Miss Helen F. Polley - 3 IES ASSISTANT TO DEAN BURDICK Miss Alice P. Holcombe ADMISSIONS OFFICE Mrs. Snow, Miss Kaiser, Miss Nelson 11 BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Lambdin BUSINESS OFFICE Mrs. DeGange, Mrs, Beckwith INFORMATION Mrs. Linkletter SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT PARK Miss Morris PRESIDENT'S OFFICE Miss Pugsley, Mrs. Crouch BURSAR'S OFFICE-L. to R., back row: Miss Madec, Mrs. Hermes, Mrs. Verseput, Mrs, Craig, Miss Flynn; front row: Mrs. Cruise, Mrs. Young Bursar, Mrs. Clark. Registrar Mrs. Peugh, Mrs. Mann Personnel Miss Grippin, Miss Raomsay, director Infirmary Dr. Lilian Warnshuis LIBRARYL. to R., back row: Mrs. Laubenstein, Mis Aitner, Mr. Palmer, Miss Duffy, Miss Geisheimer; froni row, Miss Hersey, Miss Johnson Head Librarian, Mrs. Randall, Miss Ward. 13 v ART DEPARTMENTL. to R., Miss Hanson, Mt. Kukosius, Mr. MeCloy Chairman, Mr. Mayhew. MUSIC DEPARTMENT-L. to R., Miss Jaeynowicz, Mr. Dale, Miss Boatwright, Miss Grier, Mr. Quimby Chairman. ENGLISH DEPARTMENTL. to R., back row: Mr. Strider, Miss Tuve, Mr. Broderick, Miss Hozlewood, Mr. Meredith, Miss Noyes; front row, Miss Bethurum Chairman, Mrs. Jarrell, Miss Payne, Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Smyser, CLASSICS DEPARTMENT Miss Evans SPANISH DEPARTMENT-L. to R., Miss Biaggi, Mr. Kolb, Mr. Centeno Chair- man, Miss Unamuno GERMAN DEPARTMENTL. to R., Miss Hafkesbrink Chairman, Miss von Wymetal RUSSIAN DEPARTMENT Mr. and Mrs. Kasem-beg FRENCH DEPARTMENTL. fo R., Standing: Mr. Chadourne Chair- man, Mr. Leblon: seated: Mr. Jones, Mrs. Chadourne, Mr. Bieber. e 15 PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENTL. to R.. back row: Mr. Applezweig Chairman, Mr. Moeller, Mr. Thomas; front row: Miss Torrey, Mrs. Kaiser, Mrs. Applezweig, Mrs. Greene, Miss Winterbottom. SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENTL. to R., Mr. Ricciardelli, Mrs. Kennedy Chairman, Mr. Record. PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENTL. 4o R.. Mrs. Langer, Mr. Mack Chairman, Mr. Schick. RELIGION DEPARTMENT Dr. Laubenstein Chairman ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTL. to R., Miss Snider, Mrs. Morris Chairman, Mrs. Ely, Miss Barnard, Miss Finney, Mrs. Maas; missing, Mr. Lyons. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT-L. to R, Mr. Lockard, Miss Holborn, Miss Humes; missing, Miss Dilley Chairman. HISTORY DEPARTMENT-L. to R.. Mr, Cranz, Mr. Lowitt, Miss Mulvey, Mr. Haines Chair- man, Miss Roach, Mr. Weaver; missing, Mr. Birdsall. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Smith Chairman MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENTL. +o R.: Miss Bower Chairman, Mrs. Quim- by, Mrs. Schafer. PHYSICS DEPARTMENT-L. to R.: Mr. Garrett Chairman, Mr. Coleman. ZOOLOGY DEPARTMENT-L. to R., back row: Miss Richardson Chairman, Miss Wheeler, Miss Rowan, Mrs. Jones; front row: Miss Hausmann, Miss Botford. HOME ECONOMICS-L. to R.: Miss Warner, Miss Chaney Chairman, Miss Burdett; missing, Mrs. Ji 18 La Freniere, Mrs. Workman. g ing: Mr. Christiansen Chairman, ston, Miss McKeon, BOTANY DEPARTMENT-L. to R.: Miss Avers, Miss Thomp- son, Mr. Geodwin Chairman, Mr. Niering. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT L. to R.: Miss Bloomer, Miss Ferguson S Miss Pond, Miss Stanwood Chairman, Miss Brett, Miss Thomas, Miss Gorton, Miss Wood. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT-L. to R., stand- Mr. Brown; seated: Mrs. Ursprung, Miss John- 12 20 What We Like Let us then be up and doing, and doing to the purpose. When we were small our parents would think of ways to amuse us when it rained outside, when we had the sniffles, when we were uninterested. In grammar school and in high school, we had a taste of the area of activities. Now, as we walk into college and through four years of college, we learn how important activities are. Participation in the various college activities has led to more than a sense of belonging ; such participation has taught us to be thought- ful, to be active, and to be constructive in a variety of ways. 21 INTER-CLUB COUNCIL-Back row, L. to R.: A. Arcudi, B. Vahlfeich, M. Mills, D. Egan, S. Krim, N. Sutermeister, J. Gregory, A. Ryburn, C. Daniels, A. Warinner, C. Steadler, J. Maywood, A. Hathaway. 2nd row, L. to R.: C. Van Der Kar, J. Jenks, A. Morrison, president, D. Lazzaro, C. Awad, M. Zellers. Ist row, L. to R.: K. Crehan, E. Pickard, M. Mitchell, J. Torpey, N. Roberts, S. Gerber, A. Olmstead. 5 . 7l SERVICE LEAGUE-L. to R.: J. McCabe, C. Daniels, C. Awad, E. Hahn, L. Twinem, A. Richardson, A, Heimbach. HOUSE JUNIORSBack row, L. to R.: M. Shaw, N. Hamilten, J. Crouch, N. Tuttle, L. Hoblitzelle, K. Klein, S. Weldon. 2nd row, L. to R.: R. Morine, A. Henry, A. Richardson, D. Dederick, S. Badenhousen. Ist row, L. to R.: A, Heimbach, D. Ferce, B. Weldon, J. Krause. HONOR COURT-Back row, L.ito R.: H. Cary, J. Cottanach, N. Deorian, C. Graves, D. Gutman. st row, L. to R.: D. Egan, B. Wind, M. Brown, A. Browning, Chief Justice, DEBBY GUTMAN President NANCY HAMILTON Speaker of the House Stualent Inter-Club Council, a coordinating body for all campus clubs, and Class Officers, the elected repre- sentatives of each respective class, see that our college life can, and will, run along with comparative ease. As Class Presidents represent the majority wishes of each class in Cabinet, so House Presidents represent the majority wishes of each House in the House of Representatives. The speaker of the House of Repre: sentatives takes the decisions made there to Cabinet where all final student decisions are weighed, discussed, and passed on to the Administration for consideration. Our college government, then, makes each individ- ual student repsonsible for creating in our college an idea and an ideal of which we each may be singularly proud. CABINETBack r J. Solmssen, N. Keith, C. Awad, J. Jenks, M. Harper, il GregamE ow, L. to R.: N, Sutermeister, A. Morrison, M. Mors Pickard. Ist row, L. to R.: A : : esider! J. Haynes, N, Hcmilf:;n,n - Browning, S. Weir, D. Gutman, pr JANE HAYNES Vice-President CLASS OF 1956L. to R.: M. Harper, president, N. Arnott, P. Cata- lano, H. Sormani, J. Ahlborn, G. MacArthur, B. Jenkinson. ANNE BROWNING Chief Justice of Honer Court overnment Through our student government each one of us has an opportunity to join in the forming of college policy. From the first meetings in the fall at Pattagan- sett to the last Amalgo in May at Palmer, the year's P y ! L plans are made. From the first onslaught of meetings CLASS OF 1957L. to R.: J. Wood, A. Detarando, K. Klsin, N. Keith, during freshman week to the diploma given to the president, J. Gallo, B. Weldon, J. Krause, last cap and gown dressed senior, we are each an 0 active part of the college community. With personal honor we uphold the rules of the college and report our infringements even though accidental to Honor Court; with widespread enjoy- ment we attend the parties and aid in the community projects sponsored by Service League. As freshmen we look to the House Juniors as the emblem of the Con- necticut College girl; as House Juniors we look to the freshmen as the paragons of enthusiasm. CLASS OF 1958L. to R.: J. Michaels, A. Hinkson, 5. Wilson, M. Morss, president, F. Nolde, M. J. Driggs, L. Potter. S L o i HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESBack row, L. to R.: N. Stevens, M. o ' g:ch;;f, J. Gersen, K. Klein, N. Sandin, C. Graves, K. Usher, J. No'rmm CLASS OF 1959Back row, L. to R.: D. Woodruff, M. McKean. Ist : Luuffer. 2nd row L. to R.: E. Czykowski, D. Gutman, N. Hamilton, row, L. to R.: N, Kushlan, 5. Klein, J. Solmssen, president, R, llliaschenke. speaker, J. Crouch, B. Bailey. Ist row, L. to R.: J. Bremer. M. Brown, E. Erickson, M. Mann. Jq rts ART CLUB-Back row, L. to R.: J. Rose, M. Water- man, S. Hargrove, C. Van Der Kar, president, S. Grant, C. Russian. Ist row, L. to R.: N. Grondona, L. J. Cooper. FIVE ARTSBack row, L. to R.: K. Klein, F. Gulick, A. Heimbach, J. Krouse, chairman. Ist row, L. to R.: S. Hargrove, A. Noyes, S. A ask, D et e sin- . WIG and CANDLEBack row, L. to Rt L. g .L..';: JaF : - - 2 Elliman, J. Frost, S. Badenhausen, H. , . i . Schweizer, D. Dow, G. Maher, L. Hoblitzelle. LEy, s . AL s 3rd row, L. to R.: E. Beggs, S. Sauver, A. Mor- 7 7 Ty i rison, B. Givan, P. Mark, K. Klein, K. Rey- :';'5.1 . nolds, M. Waterman. 2nd row, L. to R: A N Bagley, E. Pickard, president, D. Franken- B stein, C. Van Der Kar, N. Wilmonton, E. i Peer. Ist row, L. to R.: P. Murphy, G. Green- ; law, A. Mahoney, J. Torpey, 5. Meek, S. Wrightson, A, Heimbaoch. - CONN CHORDSBack row, L. to R.: C Russian, L. Hyde, J. Kemp, P. Ashbough, D Kirkbright, A. Warinner, D. Fleming, S. Grant, 5. Krim, head. 2nd row, L. to R.: F, Nolde. C. Awad, J. Norton. A. Henry, M Woterman. Ist row, L. to R.: H. Reiner, C Kennedy, J. Evans, L. Jenkins. 24 MUSIC CLUB-L. to R.:: B. Bent, J. Overholt, president, A. Hinkson. DANCE GROUP-Back row, L. to R.: M. Male, E. Donald- son, M. Soggs, H. Angevine, J. Rozycki. Ist row, L. to R.: S. Krim, M. Mitchell, F. Gulick, head, J. Rose. RADIO CLUB-Back row, L. to R.: H. Shoag, K. Usher, C. Carr, A. Wood, M. Weller, K. Lloyd-Rees, J. Bremer. 2nd row, L. to R.: E. Skokan, D. Bleichfeld, E. Elashoff, N. Blickstein, P. Seaver, J. Brooks. Ist row, L. to R.: N. Desch, P. Murphy, J. Torpey, president, E. Beggs. SCHWIFFSBack row, L. to R.: A. Ryburn, head, K. Curtis, R. Morine, N. Baylies, B. Billings, C. Bayfield, J. Ahlborn, J. Johnson, C. Snelling. Ist row, L. to R.: M. Male, J. Heim, N. Scholnick, D. Miller, G. Diefendorf. 25 e b - -l LIBRARY COMMITTEE-L. to R.: H. Cary, J. De Gange, president, A. Mahoney. C BOOK-Back row, L. to R.: B. Phillips, L. Haeffner, S. Whittemore, editor, J. Cattanach, H. Cary. Ist row, L. to R.: M. Fluty, 5. Jellinghavs, F. Cchen. og'terarg NEWS-Back row, L. to R.: 5. Rike, E. Peer, M. Presson, N. Watson. 3rd row, L. to R.: J. Helander, C. Young, S. Carvalhe, J. Wagner, F. Grandjouan, M. Hyde, J. Connor, K. Usher, J. Holmes. 2nd row, L. to R.: C. Simpson, E. Diamond, E. Manasevit, S. Rosenhirsch, J. Jenks, editor, K. Crehan. Ist row, L. to R.: F. Cohen, S. Adler, C. Van Der Kar, R. de Castro, B. Steger. LANGUAGE CLUB PRESIDENTS-L. to R.: A. Olm- stead, French, D. Egan, German; N. Roberts, Span- ish. 26 MATH CLUB-L. to R.: K. Cre- han, 5. Krim, president, E. Bove. Science PSYCHOLOGY CLUBBack row, L. to R.: J. McCabe, A. Morrison, N. Stevens, J. May- wood. Ist row, L. to R.: J. Steger, B. Lawson, C. Steadler, president, P. Grossmon, B. Jenk- inson. Fokh ' 3 HOME ECONOMICS AND CHILD DEVELOPMENTBack row, L. to R.: B. Houseman, C. Aldrich. 2nd row, L. to R.: N. Richman, B. Vahlteich, president, B. Humble. Ist row, L. to R.: A. Wood, M. Iselin. SCIENCE CLUBL. to R.: M. Mills, presi- dent, S. Jellinghaus, J. Flanagan. 27 : A.A.Back row, L. to R.: B, Welden, J. Maywood, M. McKecn, J. Michaels, M. Mills, M. Shaw, N. Stevens. 2nd row, L. to R.: J. Frost, S. Jellinghaus, N. Suter- meister, president, N, Dorian, B. Jenkin- son. Ist row, L. to R.: M. Lewin, J. Ippo- lito, J. Cattell. OUTING CLUB-L. to R.: G. Linck, J. Michaels, S. Jellinghaus, J. Heller, presi- dent. C. C. YACHTNG CLUBL. to R.: K, Seipp, B. Welfe, S. Rike, A, Hcthway, prasident, S. Greene. SABRE AND SPURL. to R.: H. Turley, J. May- wood, president, E. Tomback. 28 Ynner RELIGIOUS FELLOWSHIP-L. to R.: B. Lawson, J. Tyler, J. Meler, M. Schutt, J. Gregory, president, D. Dederick, E. Nelson, J. Hartt. CHOIR-L. to R., B. Bent, E. Hofheimer, G. Greenlaw, President; E. Evatt. W AR I.R.C.Back row, L. to R.: K. Rafferty, B. Fisher, B. Cohen, A. Morrison, M. J. Huber, L. Strong. 2nd row, L. to R.: H. Schweizer, S. Schwartz, S. Gerber, president, Miss Holborn, M. Garibaldi, D. Willard, B. Horigan. Ist row, L. to R.: S. Greene, E. Beggs, N. Wilmonton, C. Daniels. D. Pagani. POLITICAL FORUMBack row, L. to R.: M. Moore, C. Daniels, president, C. Taylor, Mr. Lockard, S. Schechtman, S. Schwartz, M. Garibaldi, R. Ceoughlan, M. Blech, S. Gerber. Ist row, L. to R.: L. Cunningham, D. Willard. - FOREIGN STUDENTS-L. fo R.: E. Wysk, F. Menviells, Y. S. Lee, S. Repo, A-M. Nesse. J. Dumazot gm5assacfors COMMUTERS' CLUBBack row, L. to R.: K. Rankin, B. Smith, H. Zimmer, A. Leister, J. Bradjaw, A. Noyes, C. Gen- telella. Znd rew, L. to R.: J. Feraci, J. DeGange, president, A. Fielding, D. Smolenski, D. Packer. Ist row, L. to R.: N. Beetham, M. Tate, N. Roberts. REC HALL-Back row, L. to R.: E. Pick- ard, J. Pentz, M. Waterman, chaeirman, A. Buchman, B. Jenkinson. Ist row, L. fo R.: J. Johnson, J. Reycroft, J. Ahlborn, S. Badenhausen. 30 Back row, L. to R.: E. Crawford, J. Bagley, N. Arnott. Ist row, L. to R.: G. Anthony, E. Nelson, M. Zellers, D. Lozzoro, B. Wasserstrom. e STAFF Margaret Zellers . . . . . . . Editor-in-Chief Joyce Bagley . . . . . . . Business Manager Elizabeth Crawford . . . . Advertising Manager Jacqueline Rose LUMEIRE TRl TN A0 o2 Bdrt Editor Gale Anthony . . . . . . . . Literary Editor Dorothy Lazzaro . . . . ssistant Literary Editor Elaine Nelson . . . . . . Photography Editor Barbara Wasserstrom . . . Circulation Manager Nancy Arnott . . . . . . Publicity Manager i 1 N For Art's sake . . . From Click to Koine HARRY BARSKY With these hands . . . 31 Without him-nolhing CHARLES CLEGG 32 Wllef e WQ CL-;:'VQ The house of every one is to him his castle and fortress. From a home which was a sort of cocoon created around us by our parents, we came to the house at college and were forced to make our own cocoon. Inside the unfamiliar building filled with strange faces we find a bare room which isours. A few weeks later even the sound of the building in the rain is familiar, the faces are friends, and the room is cluttered with banners, books, and a bulletin board. Although not the home we knew ag children, our new home has a special quality: a quality that makes us reluctant to move away after four years. 33 38 Branford and Plant Jhe Quad Blackstone N S 3 X Q S N QU f,m S nortA Vinal 8mifg glygeg Gommuters 44 When We Leave Twish that there were some wonderful place Called the land of beginning again. In the earliest days of our lives, our parents carefully covered our heads with baby bonnets. Now, in the last days of our college career, we carefully adjust the tilt of the mortar board and put the tassel on the correct side. As the soft, pastel bonnet hints at the protection of childhood, the stiff, black mortar board suggests the severity of adult life. We have grown from the baby bonnet to the cowboy hat to the beanie and finally to the mortar board. As we take off this last cap, we are prepared to face the worldalways striving, alw ays learning, always grateful to the first baby bonnet. 45 Janet Mitchell Ahlborn Sociology Wilkes-Barre, Pa. To make myself in all things admirable. Ahlbie . . . i.e. The Queen . . . our fourth for Spit ... Everything about me is average! . . . Bathroom Baritone . . . sense of responsibility . . . the smart groomer with dry humor . . . Chas. Addams . .. My roommate at Lake Placid! . . . giddy ditty . . . Oh, that blond hair . . . frankness . . . Roogie-Roogie! ... the Sheik of the Shwiffs . . . Big Ben. Gale Anthony English Wakefield, Mass. All experience is an arch to build on. Preoccupation with poets and playwrights . . . Hey you guys! . . . tigers, tigers, burning bright . . . para- dox or realism and romance . . . Life is just so many crises . . . a whistle off-key . . . unrelenting opinions ... I can't believe it! . . . she shares her heart with those she loves . . . If Jean goes, I'm going too . . . the significance of little things. Angela Marie Arcudi French Westport, Conn. T is better to be small and shine than to be tall and cast a shadow. Ange . . . for God, for country, and for Yale . . . touch . . . our little nightingale . . . perpetual mo- tion . . . apple pie and Mom's cooking . . . It's a good thing I'm not sensitive . . . 'm in the Mood for Love ... Hello, operator 3, this is Ange . . . Annie called .. . that unforgettable laugh . . . a heart full of sun- shine. Nancy Teese Arnott History Baldwin, N. Y. We've life and love to spare. Nan . . . complete collection of collegiate clothes . . . lt's Tommy white . . . class notes are poems and pictures . . . hers is a champagne sparkle . . . as the occasion demands, Nan responds . . . But Cayuga's waters do not smell! . . . Dances, Publicizes, and Socializes . . . originality never latent, but always ex- pressed . . . Phi Gamma Doodle . . . Christmas Mrs. Maria Atriaskin German Sea CIliff, N. Y. She compelled my imagination. Elegance and feline grace . . . sincerity . . . compo- sure . . . continental sophistication, new world style . caviar for breakfast and Spanish dances: yes; beans and poison ivy: no . . . international relation- ships . . . But he has to have polish! Carole Joy Awad English Brooklyn, N. Y. The greatest happiness for the grealest numbers. Awadie . . . Like a bomb . . . the tripleand then there were two . . , double indemnity . . . the donkey cart e Canbbean Calypso . . . official hostess with a welcome smile . . . frustration at Wimbledon, mor- tification at Forest Hills . twelve-month tan . borrow mine . .. C'mon, you guys! . .. . . temporal traveler . . . You can + - just a sipand another toast. Joyce Bagley Sociology Townsend, Mass. Her friends she bas many, her foes has she any? Bags . . . paradoxically playful and persevering . . . But Townsend is on the map! . . . a prop of Wig and Candle . . . from show business to monkey busi- ness . . Sheila Walsh Bankhead Economics Old Saybrook, Conn. Ascends above the restrictions and conventions of the world. Peel . . . might write poetry, but will never raise cats ... Ondine haircut . . . nightly roar of the M.G. ... memories of windmills, cheese, bread, and wine . . . much entertainment by her subtle wit . . . a world of her own, but many thoughts for others . . . sensitivity surpassed by few. . Will Rogers wit has nothing on her . . . and soooo gullible! . . . a potential politician. Sarah Margaret Bartlett English Savannah, Ga. There is no great genius withoul some touch of madness. Sally . . . our conforming non-conformist . . . WHY?22? . .. so unpredictable . . . I'll go if Jean goes! . . . her life begins at midnight . . . growing pains . . . Mah hero! . . . life at a dangerous pace .. . lasses with glasses don't? . . . well-traveled . . . keen wit and gentle nature. Natalie Elizabeth Bay lies English Taunton, Mass. All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. Betsy . . . Coffee time . . . that Baylies humor with the satiric slant . . . Italy and the real live Baron . . . well, so . . . raconteuse par excellence . . . time and understanding for everyone . . . a reflective mind . . . personality and poise. Nancy Beebe Music Loudonville, N. Y. If music be the fruit of life, play on. Beeb . . . Hi Gang! What's up? . . . that certain quality that cheers all our blue days . . . But I never took ironing 1-27 . . . forever trying to get commuter rates to New Haven . . . a hunteron horseback . . . Meanwhile back at the ranch . . . funny eccentrici- ties that we love. Nellie May Beetham Botany Norwichtown, Conn. Let Nature be your teacher Nature is the art of God. First love, botany . . . Rigoletto . . . the great out-of- doors . . . algae on the menu . . . tricks on BBB. . .. conscientious and well-organized . . . three scoops, please . . . fuel oil, 24D, and data, episodes of Arbore- tum adventures . . . smell of fresh wood . . . volleyball ... green all over . . . blueberries . . . ecology to build mind, muscles, and meaning. 51 Sarah L. Bergeson American History Portland, Conn. The merit of originality is not novelty; it is sincerity. S.Lou... Really? ... ButI dont getit ... four- year choir member . . . never an unkind word . . . This year I'm a history major . . . search for Truth .. . puts forth the extra effort . . . not enough hours in the day . . . sallylouisms . . . I don't think these colors clash . . . independent. Margery Gail Blech Government West Hartford, Conn. Numerous achievements here promise success in the future. Eech . . . eyes and ears of the world . . . Roomie .- - sparkling brown eyes . . . pert vivacity . . . Gotta g0 to a meeting . . . all night stand . . . always a schedule . . . You too can be the first woman Presi- dent ... relax . . . perseverance in politics and always the right amount of diplomacy. Naomi Blickstein Spanish Rockville Centre, N. . The greatest storm the world ever knew ended one sunny morning! The perfect hostess . . . tune in for Don Quixote's next adventure . . . the little King Theseus . . . ruffled walls . . . music for every mood . . . Wanted: a poster machine for Radio Club . . . Carlos for pizza . . . flare for fashion . . . Sky ranch . . . chartreuse lighting ... Want to come in for coffee? Anne Elisabeth Browning Chemistry Euclid, Ohio Our faith in ber word and deed. The Anne of Ann and Anne . . . cutest Justice you've ever seen . . . bangs 'n giggles . . . excellent in most, outstanding in all . . . badminton and Bunsen burners . . . You know what I mean . . . faith in hu- manity manifested in friendliness, understanding, sin- cerity . . . loyal rooter and active participant. 54 Anne Buchman Sociology Scarsdale, N. Y. The two noblest things which are sweetness and light. Surrey with the fringe . . . quick trip to Ann Arbor. .. Gomething in sneakers? . . all for Rec. Hall . .. her laugh comes easily . . . what happened to the var- nish? . . . Brooks Brothers sister . . . What ariot! . .. mile-long eyelashes . . . It's spelled with an e . .. Putney's paragon . . . cheerful temper, tranquility, and perseverance. Elinor Ida Burmon Zoology Newton Center, Mass. The readiness is all. Ellie . . . Har-Hardy-Har-Har . . . record rascal .. . dizzy dame . . . anchors aweigh . . . Stunning! . always speaking in abbrev . . . perfectly dressed hours ahead of time . . . Wait till I finish this row . . . vivacious, verbose vixen . . . Is that my buzzer? ... giddy ditty . . . A refrigerator ship, yet! . . . Be Prepared. Mary Iane Callahan Government Bridgeport, Conn. Acres of diamonds. Mare . . . Yo-ho! That's Rich! . . . Hokey . . . Bermuda buggy ride . . . insomnia . . . never seen here on weekends . . . cashmeres, monograms, and tweeds ... Frances cuts my hair . . . devoon . . . a time for work and a time for play . . . instigator of the bridge game . . . If Jean goes, I'll go. Lloyd Camp Chemistry Summit, N. J. He that bath a merry heart hath a continual feast. Tweedy . . . Leo . . . laughter and that light in her eyes . . . No, you look at it . . . Oh, to be wise ... Did I say you could do that? . . . the triple and then there were two . . . The gamest fish swim upstream . . . the moths best advertisement . . . The name is MISS Lloyd Camp, not Mr. . . . just a sip and another toast. 55 Joan Mary Carson Chemistry Quaker Hill, Conn. Patience is a remedy for every sorrow. Cactus . . . Could you die? . . . calculating gal . . . profitable E.B. summers . . . life of the party . . . that enviable disposition . . . The Ranch . . . Oh, what a doll T met! . . . six bouquets and what now? . . . AM.AB. . . . a can of beer, a cigarette, and a star- board tack . . . luftpost . . . Ever been to a Ring Dance? . . . a C.C. discord. Chemistry Helen Elizabeth Ca.ry North Amherst, Mass. Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time. Aunt Helen . . . classics on hi-fi . . . Concert tick- ets, please . - . calm meditation interrupted with mo- mentls t;a,f exuberance . . . Who started this crossword puzzle? .. . badminton ace . . . Honor Court's right arm . . . Princeton grad school? . . . Sorry, we don't take women . . . 3ll the basic elements for success. Phyuis Catalano History Maplewood, N. J. Elegant as simplicity, and warm as ecstasy. Physie . . . What a riot! . . . Eeny, Mieny, Miney, and no Moe . . . He was sweet, BUT . . . classic features . . . a letter a day 'cause Steve's away . . . she's a Sig Sister . . . a quiet charm . . . veep of '56 ... Eek, 675 pages behind! . . . squeals of delight .. calm, modest, and self-possessed. Arlyn Lee Clore French Doylestown, Pa. Those qualities upon which friendship lives. Morning Cholly . . . Has anybody got any gum? ... Snack Shop at 4:10 . . . Have to wash my hair . milk stolen from the dining room . . . neat and tidyusually . . . Uncle Louie . . . cut? . .. Oh, lite ... Clore's Contented Chicken Farm . . . male cata- logue . . . Florence Walsh and Capezio . . . Beep Beep! 58 Florence L. Cohen Chemistry Brookline, Mass. A man's real possession is bis memory. Flo . . . Huh, what you say? . . . Sweet, kind, and patient . . . I must remember to tell Mel . . . un- matched capacity for keeping secrets . . . but acid even goes through shoes . . . can hear a pin drop a mile away . . . the undiscovered chemistry genius. Iulia Ann Conner European History Erie, Pa. Argument for a week, laughter for a month, and a good jest forever. Julie . . . Let's go, troops! . . . Julie Jitters . . . dreary Erie, the mistake by the lake . . . stately with a sparkle . . . thesis-type papers . . . But they marry brunettes! . . . superstition, thy name is Julie . . . To spout facts at a cocktail party . . . punctuality plus. Linda Jo Cooper Art Warren, Ohio Confusion now hath made his masterpiece. Mobiles, mobiles, everywhere . . . Oh you kids just don't understand . . . a weekend roamer to Princeton ... infirmarys healthy guest . . . those mixed up situ- ations . . . art for Cooper's sake . . . laugh, and the world laughs with her . . . extrovert . . . morale booster . lovable individualist, Ruth Marie Coughlan French Milton, Mass. Still waters run deep. Booth . . . dry, subtle humor . . . dandy . . . details . . . Trds Bon . .. Of course I have time .. . ghost medicine . . . Good night. I've started my homework for tomorrow . . . appreciates the finer things in life . . . heart of gold . . . her various attri- butes promise a bright future. 59 Suzanne Root Crane Zoology West Hartford, Conn. Tis the middle of night by the castle clock. Sue . . . Did you call me Pinky? . . . the photog- rapher's dream . . . Grandma and Auntie Lou . . . Gosh, look at em all! . . . No, I'm not fifteen . .. spontaneous giggle and crush on Navy blue . . . Daddy's downstairs . . . Guess who called . . . sparkling red hair . . . une amie, toujours . . . our Dr. Crane, Elizabeth D. Crawford English Great Neck, N. Y. Hence, loathed Melancholy. Liblets . . . Ye old Bard of Avon . . . literary critic par gxcellencc ... Oh horrors! . . . alias Lillian . . . lVVell, I'suppose . . . Buy Koine! . . . Libby's fresh glow . . . bursts of enthusiasm . . . I just love it! iIA ; pulns and wit extraordinaire . . . residence to be ospital zone . . . cheerful cure a la Crawford. Cynthia Ann Crutch European History Madison, Conn. Come what, come may. Cinnie . . . capricious sense of humor . . . Please close your boxes quietly! . . . bridge fiendIndian style . . . willing ear . . . listens patiently to all versions . . . tailored clothes, but imp within . . . small and blond, dimples flashing . . . coffee breaks, hmmm . . . Emily Abbey's extraordinary meat carver . . . mad round of observations. Carol Ann Daniels Government Stratford, Conn. Profound sincerity is the basis of character. Hey you people . . . our elder statesman . . . a rock of principles; a Hamlet in trivialities . . . Connecticut Yankee . . . heaven in the form of bridge, tennis and French 75s . . . devoid of affectation; abounds in frankness . . . a perfect example of peace of mind . . . Fluff was so abused . . . You know? . . . plagued by pressure politics. Sarah Pinney Dawes Sociology Columbus, Ohio And love is the sweetest thing on earth. Gally . . . Sigma Chi's sweetheart . . . the five-year plan . . . insomnia . . . dentists and Dartmouth . . . our modern Betsy Ross . . . I won't b-b-b-budge! . Connecticut discovered Columbus in 1952 . . . If Jean goes, I'll go . .. goddess . . . Rogue's Gallery . sweetness full of surprises. Jeanne Marie DeGange Economics New London, Conn. The charm of life is ils living. Commuter prexy . . . flair for style . . . matchmaker . supply and demand . . . On the other hand it may be pointed out that . . . eyecatcher . . . This year I'm going to be organized . . . out from under- neath a rock . . . another committee? . . . weddings and more weddings . . . Let's not be trite . . . cou- turiere. Diana Vernon Dow Art Tarrytown, N. Y. The blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient. Di or Prunehead . . . simple unaffected manner .. art project due tomorrow . .. My hair isn't that red . . . an affinity for jigsaw puzzles during exam period . . . unselfish with her time . . . 400 couples and no music . . . new dungarees . . . beware in a sailboat . . . Mornin Charlie . . . strong in her con- victions, Sociology Some think the world is made for fun and frolic. Mare. . on time? . . Marilyn Ann Dunn Hamden, Conn. I we could only run this college! . . . ever . Holy Hannah . . . sleeps like alog . . . giddy ditty . . . gasping giggles . . . collegiate comic ... Can't believe it! . . . complicated study positions ... happy-go-lucky . . . ability for perceiving both sides of a discussion. 63 Laura Natalie Elliman Economics Staten Island, N. Y. Greatness consists in goodness. Calm, cool and collected . . . shining light of Wig and Candle . . . Circulator of good News . . . Wider mar- gins make for longer papers! . . . Bo's the beau . . . Only 48 hours till the weekend . . . Surveyer of stocks . . . quick wit . . . You've never heard of Staten Island? . . . naturally good and good naturedly natural. 4 e m$ Mary Elizabeth English Government Norwich, Conn. The end of govermment is the happiness of the governed. Stockholder of Connecticut Co. . . . government, this ought.to be done . . . sincere . . . baby-sitting, 1-2 . .. Washington correspondent of Commuter's room . . . V.G.S. Club . . . We'll have to enjoy ourselves dur- ing this vacation . . Arma virumgue cano . . . bank- er's hours at my bank. Eleanor Ann Erickson Education West Hartford, Conn. When a heart is full it may run over, but the real fullness stays wilhin. Ellie . . . an all-encompassing warmth . . . the fair- haired guardian of K.B. . . . contagious enthusiasm ... You know what I mean . . . life is a theme of joy with variations of responsibility and realism . . . that certain Colgate smile . . . hands hovering over piano keys, knitting needles, or children . . . theres a Ford in her future. Sally Ann Eustis Education Marblehead, Mass. Lovely, blooming, fresh and day. If Jean goes, I'll certainly go! ... Kins . . . straw- berry milk . . . remember . . . the Duck and Doo- chess . . . unification of the armed forces . . . time for coffee and a cigarette . . . the children's professor . . . Semper Peratus . . . she's just our Sallya Dresden doll . . . sophisticated naivete. Alice Jean Fielding Psychology Poquonnock Bridge, Conn, Music my rampart, and my only one. Of Mice and Men . . . not to exceed 115 ... Butl just fell asleep . . . from the Met. to the Metrapole ... The Yellow Rose of Texas . .. Do we really have defense mechanisms? . . . University of Minnesota? ... Wait, Christmas only comes but once a year . .. Heigh Ho, Silver, Away! . . . Soccer . . . oil painting for relaxation. Ann Hawthorne Fisher Philosophy Portland, Conn. T laugh'd till 7 cried. Bonye . . . It's pronounced Bonnie! . . . the travel agent's delight . . . Now, I think . . ., deep discus- sions . . . It was purely platonic . . . international tastes . . . Persian rug and Scotch plaid bedspread . . . high tea . . . flowers and music . . . the laugh . . . genuine interest and friendliness . . . says the right thing at the wrong moment. Janet Shirley Fleming Art Sharon, Mass. To sing, to laugh, to dream. Jan . .. Speaking of floods . .. Wha-a-at? . . . in- fectious laugh . . . popcorn . . . quiet as a mouse till she explodes around the house . . . artist at work . . . Wait till you see Sharon . . . let's change the room around . . . typical New Englander . . . sentimentality ... giddy ditty . . . What a waste of manpower . . . insatiable appetite . . . sincere. once Evelyn Fletcher English East Orange, N. J. Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday. Unconscious, sophistication . . . blue sheet every night ... College is for studying? . . . perennial predica- ments . . . What am I going to do now? . . . the room: den of cigs, coffee, and schemes . . . dreams of Sun and Sand . . . It's relative and significant . . . continual music and laughter . . . Where's my New Yorker? . . . eternal charm. 67 Patricia Legge Foran Economics Cheshire, Conn. Up! Up! my friend, and quit your books. Pat . .. otherwise known as Fats . . . heavy eater . .. D Day December 20 . . . I'm off like a great bird . .. letters to Jack at 0100 . . . I've got to get some work done ... Ha! ... Join the Navy and see the world ... Oo0, I could kill em! . . . left wing poten- tialities . . . aide to nurses and bursar . ciency . . . sensitive perception. . . quiet effi- f Doris Frankenstein History Kenilworth, Il The light that ranges through all the moods that pass. Dee . . . daydreams don't hinder a zest for doing . . . W and C's actress, v-p, and jack of all trades . . - decisiveness . . . follow Dee and see the world . . . Eapturcs substance of people, situations, and ideas . . . .EOFFEC anyone? . . . patronizer of the blue sheet . .. You guys . . . Iphigenia's mistress . . . curiosity for people and self stimulates conversations. Frances Elka Freedman Education Chestnut Hill, Mass. Blessed are the peace-makers on earth. A smile that discloses . . . But I do inhale . . . those repetitive phone calls . . . He's a nice boy . . . prac- tice teaching and guaranteed success . . . To tell you the truth . . . intellectual scurry . . . Santa Claus of odds and ends . . . endless patience, kindness, and understanding . . . her courage and calm acceptance a fine example for all. Ianet Louise Frost Chemistry Beverly, Mass. She stands on ber tiptoes to touch the stars; and she may even attain them. Frostie . . . Snowbunny on the slopes . .. Oh, you kids! . . . Sormi's soccer sidekick . . . backstage chief cook and bottle washer . . . Doesn't anyone own a green rug? . . . captivating smile . . . chem talk . . . plenty of light on the subject . . . modesty, sincerity and depth. Joan Donna Gaddy Economics Marblehead, Mass. Listen; you may be allowed to hear my laughter from a cloud. Playing Jacks . . . alias Louella Parsons . . . everything comes in threes . . . Tll go, too, if Jean goes . .. bulletin board fantasia . . . a lonely little herb in an onion patch . . . famous for inhaling ice-cream . . . found vogue in Filene's basement . . . infectious giggle and vivacity. Marie Louise Garibaldi Economics Weehawken, N. J. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. With whom discriminating people congregate . . . en- thusiastic and erudite . . . playing the angles . . . a stranger across a crowded room . . . a practical mind and a light heart . . . adds an uman touch to the lawr . a ready smile and spontaneous giggle . . . versa- tility of da Vinci. Margaret Haydee Gentles Child Development Westfield, N. J. A lady of beauty and high degree. Margie . . . Oh, I'll never be ready on time . . . bolted doors and sleeping signs . . . lady of leisure . . . a kind and gentle heart . . . many males, each one fails ... Oh wee, it's an experience . . . from giggles to glamour and back again . . . one of the Merry Maid- ens . ., genuine charm. Suzanne Carol Gerber Economics Baltimore, Md. Curiosity and a vigorous mind. Suzie . . . the lady has the cutest personality . . . yayuh . . . Baltimer blues . . . have you seen the latest pictures? . . . dynamic and devilish . . . Do ya Love it? . . . an air of self-assurance . . . unpredict- able as a business cycle . . . abounds in originality . . . insatiable appetite for knowledge and peppermint-stick ice-cream. 71 Barbara Lyons Givan French Pittsburgh, Pa. Beautiful faces are those that wear whole-souled honesty. Gig .. . personnalit parfaite . . . always loyal to the Lord Jeffs . . . twisted coiffure . . . conscientious . . . a memo for every move . . . collect calls at 2:00 a.m. from Gene Autry . . . a sentence a second , . . almost gave up that French for physical science . . . But 1 just cant finish that fifth plate of food! . . . beauty within and without. Gayle Greenlaw Spanish Marblehead, Mass. A sunbeam in a winter's day. Greenie . . . patience and fortitude . . . If Jean goes, Ill go! . . . Donkey-hote . . . Ye-eea . .. Alice Blue Greenlaw .. . Antone, I'm embarrassed! . . the cyclops . . . an upside-down M . . . Peter, Pe'ter, pumpkin-eater . . . Henry J clutched . . . our chimney schwiff . . . boundless contributions. ICLHG Carolyn Greenwood Education Washington, D. C. Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Janie . . . determined to learn bridge before gradu- ation . . . Unley the roomley . . . fluctuates from Oh ag to diveen . . . delightfully disorganized . .. traveling term papers . . . wonderful warmth . . . known for J. Rip and Van Winckle . . . stately beauty ... Mrs. McClaren says . . . trains and luggage the bane of her existence. Judith Gregory Religion Perrysburg, Ohio A place for everything and everything in its place. Judy . .. Gregor . . . a natural athlete who rarely participates in group athletics . . . Oh, Sadness! . .. squirrels . . . But I couldn't have gained weight . . . that yellow towel . . . Help! . . . we must get or- ganized . . . Who's waking us up tomorrow? . . . light-footed . . . Turn off the radiator . . . she's grin- ning again. Patricia Grossman Psychology Brookline, Mass. We need the comrade heart that understands. Patty . . . so many men . . . Meet you on the train . those fifty-minute naps before dinner . . . sophisti- cation and charm . . . fugitive from the psych lab2 ... Mr. Anthony in a pink nightie . . . Do you mind if I use you for an experiment? . . . a new sparkle on the left hand . . . the philosophical outlook. Faith Gulick Music Tuckahoe, N. Y. O body swayed to music. All the world's a movement or a melody . . . life in a leotard . . . Beowulf vase, and teapots full of ivy . . . dancing in the bathroom instead of counting sheep . . . neat as a pin around the clock . . . the radiator turns on towards the Strider's house . . . faithful listener, serious organizer . . . the sun always shining round her. Joyce Gurian French Colchester, Conn. To thine ownself be true. Joy .. . mademoiselle de Paris . . . miniature model of precision . . . Everything happens to me . . . high- powered prescriptions . . . keen intelligence and deep understanding . . . joining Yale faculty wives . . . little one . . . joie de vivre . .. Don Juan, or was it Dom Juan? . . . a potent combination of vitality and sincerity. Deborah Straw Gutman History Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The deeper the man's soul the more be loves. Debby . . . assurance and poise . . . explorer in the intellectual, adventurer in life . . . her beauty a joy . .. no one could look so innocent . . . Really2 . . . the deep tones . . . But we really did run out of gas! . . . Nantucket nostalgia . . . deep respect for the individ- ualist . . . strength to lead and faith to follow . . . the guiding light in our Acropolis. 75 Margot Ann Harper Madison, N. J. And made a sunshine in the shadie place. Government Those five-minute trips and six-minute naps . . . and willing class president . . . candy concession . . . sympathetic understanding from within . . timentalist . . . wise night owl . me . . . one of the three Merry Maidens . .. Some- day I'll find an endless moment. . deep sen- .. Nobody listens to able Iean Elizabeth Harris Denver, Colo. Some things are of that nature as to make one's fancy chuckle. J.ra'amie - -+ How delightful! . . . the art problem . . . lmuthrough with men . . . United wings to Denver - - . One way to Boston, please . . . backward psy- ChOlOgbf -+ - sh-h-h, Jeanies sleeping . . . Our dear Caml?ndgcf say have ye not seen us walking every day2 . . shades of blue room . . . thought punctu- ated by giggles . . . just a sipand another toast. Art Ann Hathaway American History Longmeadow, Mass. Nothing so worth doing as simply messing about in boals. Commodore . . . No, no, not ropes, lines! . . . dimin- utive and gay . . . It's all over, finished . . . What about this perspective? . . . forceful and determined ... My heart's in the highlands . . . a sixth sense for phone calls . . . But history is a story! . .. How fabulous! Jane Marian Haynes History Braintree, Mass. Deep down in our hearls, we have a feeling for you. Janie . . . C C's ambassador at large, now and always ... You forgot to water our plants . . . loves life and lives life . . . skiingwater or snow . . . canvas and melody . . . her own interior decorator . . . one of the Nantucket worshipers . . . her sparkle reveals that bit of the devil . . . the kind they all want to marry. 78 Janet Kay Heim Cranford, N. J. Economics As full of spirit as the month of May. Mischief and monkey shines . . . I can't afford it! Alabama jubilee . . . the doctors dilemma . .. Hey, Miss Gay! . . . mask-raid at East House . . . Fort Lauderdale, Princeton, Houston, Norfolk . . . a rosey future . . . cartwheels on campus . . . No, I can't go .. with a smile as big as Texas. Janice Helander Music Plainville, Conn. 1 keep my countenance T remain self-possessed. Morning, Cholly . .. I made the coffee . .. cut?. .. Yuk, yuk! . . . treks to Holmes Hall . . . Jan the tall ... twitch! .. . I dint do it, Ollie did . . angelic in looks, but evil weevil . . . Freunda! . . . green hair . . . big, black gangster car . . . perennial chuckle . . . human joke book. Mary Anderson Hinsch Child Development Cincinnati, Ohio Now for a madcap galloping chase! TNl make a commotion in every place! Mary Ann . . . bargains . . . all in the superlative . . . But all my friends in Cincinnati have left college .. a lover of practical jokes . . . I hate people who ... How could you forget my birthday? . . . shes performing again. Frances Lee Hoffenberg Philosophy Baltimore, Md. The mirth of sun-split clouds. Hi, doll! . . . walking around The Pond . . . You better quit it . . . caviar chocolates from K-B . . . ever a mischievous gleam in her eyes . . . a china figurine ... I'll go if Jean goes . . . smokey rug and tar- covered afghan . . . sweetness and sparkle . . . Bye now. Elise Bessie Hofheimer American History Norfolk, Va. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all ber paths are peace. The magic touch of the organ-grinder . . . missed her cue . . . Southern refinement . . . Bach . . . If Jean goes, I'll go . . . youngest graduating senior . . . I'd no more do it than fly to New Guinea tomorrow! ... a portrait of a lady . . . green medicine . . . a para- dox of pride and humility. - ? h Barbara Jane Hostage English Hamden, Conn. He who laughs, lasts. Host . . . oh, that Hostage humor . . . a ring on each hand . .. next stop, Seattle . . . faithful choir member - - - Aunt Barbara . . . things done as they should be dlone - . - fencing a la Fairbanks . . . a deep apprecia- tion for stimulating courses . . . five o'clock phone calls . . . radiates her happiness. Amalie Maxon Hughes Music Altoona, Pa. The hand, the head and the heart go together. Ami . . . tramp, tramp, tramp . . . Hey you guys! . a sensitive taste beneath a vivacious manner . . . she's our country girl . . . courage of her convictions . .. Sampson . . . exotic colors . . . always bobbing around . . . Huggies . . . as whimsical as a capriccio . realizes life's meaning through music. Marilyn Helen Hurd Education Mount Carmel, Conn. Life is not life at all without delight. The eternal optimist . . . femininity personified . . . a quiet charm . . . Any new games for kindergarten? . a Dorothy Dix to her friends . . . 10:30 curfew never met yet . . . genuine interest in people . . . chartered member of the Gretchen society . . . six Rich years . . . a twinkle in her eye and a sparkle on her finger, Barbara Ann Jenkinson Psychology Point Pleasant, N. J. From every blush ten thousand little graces spring. Boobara . . . Point's answer to Esther Williams . . . whiz on the athletic field, belle on a dance floor . . . old math teachers never fade away . . . an even-tem- pered red-head with a song in her heart .. . the great compromiser . . . even analyzes psychology . . . deep sensitivity cloaked by a mischievous manner. Jacqueline Lloyd Jenks English Grosse Pointe, Mich. Thoudht keeps pace with the sun; day a perpetual morning Jackie . . . What would you like to read in an editorial? . . . echoes of Jenks . . . frustrated by the arts . . . That's divine! . . . a models sophistication . . . tales of Harbor Beach . . . intense moods . . . tea and sympathy . . . on and off Broadway . . . adver- tiser's friend . . . timely cleverness. Elizabeth Ann Johnson Sociology New Haven, Conn. 1 dreamt a dream! What can it mean? Bets . . . archer par excellence . . . Oh, how I suffer . . . Vermont summers and Cuban winters . . . Bounding Bets and her castanets . . . It's sooo cold . . effervescent . . . a faculty for impersonations . . . Hi there, I'm John . . . just strummin along . . . Hajji Baba . . . The bliss of life is sleep . . . personality plus warmth. Suzanne Iofmston French Sharon, Pa. Happy as the daisies that dance her way. Suzie . . . Heavens to Bevins . . . infectious giggle ... the medic fan . . . sudden interest in anatomy . . . extemporaneous . . . ukulele strummer . . . welcome mat on her door . . . Brubeck and bridge . . . the fortune teller . . . understanding listener . . . sincerity, her middle name. 83 Millicent Kavanaugh French Riverside, Conn. There are whole veins of diamonds in thine eyes. Millie . . . long lashes and twinkling eyes . . . Oh darn that buzzer again . . . under the bridges of Paris . . . conscientious worker . . . 11:50 to New Haven . . . another story from my sketchbook . . . Tea and cookies anyone? . . . mono and Monte Carlo . . . Irish determination . . . life as a fancy free as a bird. Louise Anne Keddie European History Worcester, Mass. Lover of idle hours. Lou .. . Massachusetts chahm . . . romantic real- ist . .. Shut the door, there's a draft . . . dreams of Sun and Sand . . . Semper Fidelis . . . I'm contem- plating some brilliant profundity! . . . We've got to ?vork now, really . .. 3 a.m. bull sessions, noon ris- ngs . . . intellectually inquisitive . . . calm vivacity. European History Just call me Gretchen . . Marilyn Ellin Kirschner The best is yet to be. Teaneck, N. . . sh-h, siesta time . . . Diane Calvert Kirkbright Art Bronxville, N. Y. Divinely tall and most divinely fair. Di . . . slender sophisticate . . . clothes, clips, and curls . . . never mixed, always matched . . . second only to Rip Van Winkle . . . Eh, couldnt care less .. weekends start on Thursday, end on Tuesday . . . Great! . . . constantly rearranging rogue's gallery . sense and sensibility. mock legislature . . . ah so ... And there I was gazelling about . . . LR.C's capable publicity chair- man . . . Sonofagun we have big fun . . . brilliance beneath zany antics . . . Is that poison ivy? . . . the quality of giving. Beverly Jane Lawson Psychology Braintree, Mass. 7 feel around me things 1 cannot see. Bev . . . Could you die! . . . Nantucket on New Year's . . . that 1i'l ol' Chevy . . . silly bug .. . full of fun and fancy free . . . Don't panic! . .. angel and pixie . . . knows what Lola wants . . . recognized by a big grin of happiness . . . hard worker of the Com- mon's Room contingent. Dorothy Anne Lazzaro Spanish Winchester, Mass. Each effort expended for the sake of people will be blessed. Dottie . . . spontaneity that animates all those around .. beautiful brown eyes . . . first in line at lunch time ... l'love em all . . . warmth of her heart in the radiance of her smile . . . that villa in Spain . . . K. B. date bureau . . . my Massashoots . . . ask and it is done . . . gaiety on the surface, profundity beneath ... You'll never walk alone. Marian Elizabeth Lenci European History New London, Conn. No one knows what he can do until he tries. Grey-faced one . .. I don't get it . . . Who's going to the Library? . . . Mother Superior . . . songbird of the Commuters Room . . . knows all . . . pizza . .. Bridge 3-4 . . . Pres. of the V.G.S. Club . .. Who's staying up here tonight? . . . summers at H.J.s . . . Hi teach! . . . Maybe . . . wedding bells have broken up that old gang of mine . . . Have the symbols been ground 2 fectionist . . Mathematics Irm 20 Boogie . abroad? . . . s0-0-0 precious . . I've just gotta write some letters tonight . the integral of warmth, sincerity and our life-saver-. . . Irma Judith Levine Brookline, Mass. To friendship every burden's light. . Hey, you all . . . from Chopin to Bumble . . daily treks to Holmes Hall . . . junior year splash . . . They're . midnight oil, genius at work . . . A pers benevolence to the nth power. 87 Marjorie Lewin Mathematics Margie . . . the tailored coed . . . weekends begin on Wednesday, end with roast beef on Sunday night . . . woman of decision . . . look under the second sweater on the left hand side in the third drawer . . in her interests . . . our candid cameraman . . nis anyone? . . . what happened on the night of Feb- ruary 30th last year? . . . Anyone going to Fanning? . . . perpetual Secret Santa. New York, N. Y. Most powerful is he who has himself in his power. . selective . Tens Ann Lindsley Child Development Short Hills, N. J. She speaketh not, and yet there lies a conversation in ber eyes. The Ann of Anne and Ann . . . Fair haired and 2 sungP disposition . . . the only blues she has are Yale Bluesl - - - Conscientious in her comfy chair . . . genuine . . . Oh those kids are so cute . . . curiosity intellectual? otherwise? . . . organized for efficiency S Dean's best friend . . . keeps an even keel through life's changing tides . . . Tis but the beginning of life. Jill Benedict Long Art New York, N. Y. The peace of evening in your quiet ways. The hostess with the mostest . . . half hour telephone conversations . . . I'm exhausted . . . Hail Britannia ... Let's do the dishes . . . member of the P.E.A. ... one of the Three Disgraces . . . But I really cant paint . ... where did you get those beautiful blue eyes? . . . generosity . . . helpfulness. Gloria Daun MacArthur Chemistry Flint, Mich. What is to come we know not, but what bas been is good. Skip . . . Hi fats! . . . chocolate . . . that inimitable voice of excitement . . . Have one . . . busy buzzer ... coffee and sleeping pills . . . Has anyone put the water on? . . . papers, cookies, and letters from home ... perfume . . . Vat 69 and a weak martini . . . five days of lab and away we go . . . See if it fits . . . eager listener . . . badminton. Anne Keenan Mahoney French New Bedford, Mass. Little friend of all the world. This is no hotel? . . . devoon . . . If Jean goes, I'l go . . . flapper girl . .. Youre not a well dragon! . vibrant imagination . . . I was just saying to mother the other day . . . a tall tale for a short story . champagne personality . . . bons jambes . . . joie de vivre. Peggy Joy Mark Sociology New York, N. Y. There are a few things more exciting to me than a psychological reason. Yummy! . . . Peg-of-our-hearts . . . the essence of Love . .. The Supreme Court is the finalarbiter of the land . . . Wolfgang Stringfellow . . . her prem- onitions come true . . . Challen, Ann, Skunkie, and Wuffie . . . If Jean goes, I'll go . . . cat naps . . . a warm heart and dry, quiet humor . . . girlish dignity and grace . . . beautifully sentimental. Suzanne Martin English Lake Forest, IIL You, madam, are the elernal humorist. Moe . . . Morning, Cholly . . . I'll do the dishes ...l cant get everything in my reticule! . . . cut? S i lambelopt i use LOVE WA tes exercises to Beethoven's Ninth . . . Oh, I'm so fat and ugly . . . jolly and jumping . . . know a good recipe: cold tomato soup and sour cream. Zoology Common sense is the genius of our age. S Marilyn Anne Mason New Hartford, Conn. Oh gee, I really don't know . . . only 59 hours of lab this semester . . . woolens by CGA . . . Yale recep- tion with an Oriental flavor . . . waiting for D-day . . . quiet and unassuming . . . domesticity and Dwight . . . a perfect future. 91 Janet McCabe Psychology Wilton, Conn. She grasps the skirts of happy chance and bears the blow of circumstance. Jannie . . . Can you believe it? . . . queen of the campus . . . mischievous sparkle in her blue eyes . . . He's such a dear . . . frenzied by Freud . . . she was going to study . . . a helping hand for anyone . . . So long, Oolong . . . asphyxiating permanents . . . she laughs and the world laughs with her. Mary Margaret MecNamara American History New London. Conn. Nobody loses all of the time. Summers from playground to Pentagon . . . peanut butter crackers and cokes . . . long treks across cam- pus to Woodworth house . . . regular reunions with tI?e gang . . . new philosophical ideas . . . Monday mght.classes all the time . . . MMMM . . . storehouse of Wilbur Cross material . . . hate to climb four flights of stai i 1 stairs . , - run up to hill and late for eight o'clock class every time . . . It's cold. Iris Melnik Government White Plains, N. Y. Backward, turn backward, O Time in your flight. I-Babe . . . Hey Dee, let's go . . . ever-ready smile . .. But I really have to study tonight . . . no, not Thomas Aquinas . . . the CD, where else? . . . He's so cute . . . skating on East House roof . . . it was only 13 . .. Don't fall out that window, Fmma . . . See, I can be serious and intellectual! . . . did you say chocolate candy? Joan Frances Mikkelson Government Manhasset, N. Y. True wit is nature to advantage dress'd. Mikkel . . . Grendel and the little troll . . . Sorbonne and soirees . . . enthusiastic . . . Oh you kids . . . ready for adventure . . . major Mascot marauder . . . genuineness . . . level head beneath the laughter . . . one of the three Merry Maidens . . . Daddy long legs - . . passion for politics . . . Mikkel loves you! capable and conscientious, Marcia Chamberlain Mills Zoology Easton, Conn. Strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least. Mush . . . anatomy lesson . . . Connecticut's bid for the Olympics . . . Guten tag, Herr Smith. . . . coffee ice cream, butterscotch sauce, and peanuts . . . burlap bulletin board . . . immortal khakis and those lovely sweat shirts . . . ever willing, always ready . .. 2 place for everything, and everything in its place. Margaret Rogers Moore History of Art Westerly, R. 1. 7 can resist everything but temptation. Miggs . . . I am, but I amoh, but wouldn't it be nice to dig a tunnel through an apple pie? . . . trust or mistrust? . . . shocking opportunist . . . sleeping with a book in her hand . . . How do you spell 2 . . . What is itla modern picture . . . Why cant I take my own advice? . . . she's laughing again. Andorah Morrison Psychology Montclair, N. J, Kindness is wisdom. Andi . . . always ready to offer a helping hand or sympathetic ear . . . conversational and coordinational faux pas . . . caffein and nicotine . . . capacity to spark any activity she's connected with . . . IRC, ICC, WaC . . . Creme de Menthe at 1 am. . . . At least my coat is going out . . . psych. in Heidelberg . . . half mast eyes till 10 a.m. . . . many depths that can be penetrated. - Edith Fay Mroz German White Plains, N. Y. Gaiely of flowers. Sparkling eyes, reserved, warm . . . a little piece of happiness . . . a walk outside and a sprig of green in her room . . . she builds a world of her ownwith clay, words, or a brush, and lately with a camera . . . for others she makes reality a dream, for Winfried she makes happiness reality. Prudence Murp hy Child Development Waterbury, Conn. Let me win or lose with a regular smile. Prudy . . . impulsive in action and firm in conviction ... Just 86 days till . .. trips to Florida without a tan . . . easy spark of friendship developed into sympathy, accompanied by helpfulness . .. sailing tro- phies from G.L.P. . . . never an idle moment between the stage, the air, and the nursery school . . . meets life squarely . . . I love Parris. Elaine Marie Nelson Home Economics West Hartford, Conn. The world turns aside to let any man pass who knows whither he is going. She's revived the Stone Age . . . nifty, neat, and nice - - - cookies from home . . . efficiency expert . . - TH.INK ... Daddy's girl . . . a helping hand is readily available . .. This stuff is corruption! . . . pleasingly -hnn?rable .. . abounds in generosity . . . I'm soak- ing! ... July 30th . . . common sense, book sense, plus nonsense . . . lovely appearance. Jeanne Norton Government Rumson, N. J. Some feelings are to mortals given, with less of earth in them than heaven. Coffee anyone? . . . Genuine interest in people . . . plaid vest songster . . . ready willingness to help others ... Terry, Fats Waller, and the crew . . . that capering cactus . . . conscientious . . . Now, ladies . . . the sacred monkey welcomes the throng . . . sparkles on her finger, stars in her eyes. Amelia Noyes English Poquonnock Bridge, Conn. Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Mela . . . tall and poised . . . one of the leotard clan ... her little red M.G. . . . Cronins . . . Harvard, and so close to Tufts-. . . came to us from Bates . . . our capable social chairman . . . creativity . . . by-lines for art exhibition articles . . . fashions in Vogue . . . be- hind and on the scenes for Five Arts . . . Boston or New York? . . . If winter comes, can Spring be far behind?? 98 Adele Olmstead French Longmeadow, Mass, Paris, mon coeur . . . Dolly . . . Madame la presidente du Cercle frangais letters from Tunisia . . . I just know Il flunk ... circles versus boxes . ., quiet and sincere . . . New England effervescence . . . I'm not even on the chart coffee at all hours . . . excursion trips to New York .. Would you mind posing for me? . . . shorthand after twelve . . . that picture on the desk. Marian Jean Pentz European History Westfield, N. J. She made a thousand friends. I'm going! -. . . Jean, just our great white mother . . . Neki . . . a rolling moose gathers no stones . . . Miss IBM . . . Gaiety, wit, effervescence . . . the Shoe Petered off the Roof onto the Mount . . . Sea-breezes on her 21st . . . black paint . . . spontaneous and genu- ine interest in everyone,. Carolyn Pfeifer Sociology Little Rock, Ark. Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. But we're just good friends . . . P-F-E-I-F-E-R . ., for the sake of the game a toe was lost! . . . Marie, how am 1 going to carry my suitcase? . . . fractured by French . .. Dad Gum! . . . southern hospitality .. birds do it . . . Woo Pig Sooie! . . . You all, I got the craziest letter . . . sensational perception . . . warm smile and a big heart. Esther Carole Pickard Philosophy Scarsdale, N. Y. A good mind possesses a kingdom. An idealist . . . Gre-e-at! . . . her laugh rings clear at midnight . . . If Jean goes, I'll go . .. Esther in Won- derland . . . a fickle-hearted, real live girl . . . beauti- ful, beautiful daydreams . . . rare perseverance and creativity . . . she's our Cecil B. DeMille . . . a goddess, a geniuswe love her, Cynthia Korper Porter Zoology West Hartford, Conn. O! This learning, what a thing it is! Cynny . . . property U.S. Army . . . early am. hunt- ing trips . . . the patience that pays off . . . Jack hasn't gotten his orders yet . . . to the stables for mail . . . of course Army will win . . . physical ther- apy's loss . . . But I like Zoo. . . . determination plus ... Lt. and Mrs. Satu Repo Philosophy Helsinki, Finland The beauty of a butterfly's wing. Our Finnish Product . . . No, I'm not thirteen . . . bf'lt. Toronto really isn't so far away . . . Hasn't he divine eyes? . . . Yes, it's naturally blond . . al- ways the welcome recipient of a dime . . . aspiring authoress . . . never can find her belongings . . . g0 from aesthetics to philosophy . . . lovely to look at and lovely to know. J ucly Reycro ft Sociology Fairfield, Conn. How far that little candle throws its beams. Golf enthusiast . . . blond bombshell . . . more than willing listener . . . I can't believe it . . . mood music .. more bounce to the ounce . . . Rec. Hall solicitor . a willing party goer . . . exuberant . . . Is he over 57127 . . . character parts . . . friends among all swim- ming pool showers . . . If had a brain I'd be dan- gerous . . . Judd. Nancy Stewart Roberts Spanish New Londen, Conn. Strength through TJoy. Will graduate on her 23rd wedding anniversary; 23rd month, that is . . . VGS Club . . . Air Mail from Kef- lavik, Iceland . . . I dreamed I was practice teaching in ... movie fan . .. Like a ride in the Chariot? .. . has a favorite nightwatchman . . . fun loving and high goals . . . La Senora Roberts . . . Oh, the para- dox of Time! 102 Jane L. Roesler Plandome, N. Y. Joyce Robin Government Hempstead, N. Y, Her style and ber sentiments are ber own. Rob . . . Adlai's aide . . . I dont know beans . .. world-shaking walk . . . Le Penseur . . . Deliver me from a blind date forever . . . unfinished sentences .. You know what I mean! . . . a modest way, a friendly smile . . . The Gibson Girl . . . open drawers ... Did you get 25 across? . . . steadfast friend . .. inherited Julie's jitters. A beart as soft, a beart as kind, a heart as sound and free. Janie . . . I've always been practical, but isn't this fun2 . . . now be reasonableit's two against one . . . it's safer in the middle . . . No, I must study . . . This room looks like Grand Central Station . . . a wide horizon, but a bit confused . . . can't stand this mess . . . Oh, that house party . . . she's giggling again, Jacquelyn D. Rose Art East Norwich, N. Y. TJo know her is to love her. Jaki . . . an Air Force fledgling . . . Captain's hat and green eyes . . . The Red Shoes . . . Art 11-12: Study in Nausea . . . Arg . . . which Bob this time? . . . Don't speak to me before breakfast! . . . sweetness and laughter . . . You just don't understand art ma- jors! ... a free ticket on the Iberia airlines . . . Scrab- ble during exams . . . little man on buzzer. Economics taler . . . Suzanne Rosenhirsch New York, N. Y. Those that love the world serve it in action. Skip . . . lively and fun . . . new man a minute . .. her Renaissance in Italy . . future holds ticker tape . . . loaded with potential . . . the baritone . . . unique egg diets . . . frantic ed. meetings . . uneconomical economist . . . senior major in gym . . . her travels span the globe . . . Grade A in consideration and sincerity . . . unbounded energy . . . her opinions are valued highly. . unconfirmed teato- 103 Judith Marcia Rosoff Spanish Hamden, Conn. The sea at sunset doth reflect. Judy . . . our walking stream of consciousness . . . d hear music . . . Bermuda Rum, Stowe, California, or London . . . the blond bombshell . . . unpredictable .. athleteprofessoror? . . . philosophical paradox . insatiable intellect and appetite . . . sunshine and sincerity . . . inspiration to her many friends. Daphne Dahl Rowe History Bristol, Conn. We are bere to add what we can to Life. Decu. . . What can I bring you guys from home? - - Oh, that green car . . . What would I do with- out my twelve o'clock permissions . . . grinders . - - Erhe College Diner . . . But we're just friends . - - Exams? What are they 2 Ora Beth Ruderman Government Fall River, Mass. Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. Beth . . . a treasured friend with a sincere heart . . . Bridge or cake breakers, anyone? . . . creates noth- ing less than a masterpiece . . . a sophisticated air coupled with a mischievous twinkle . . . Rockaway Blues for her boo . . . gifted tongue and agile mind . . . recipe for straight A's: extended weekends and snack shop marathons . . . the Ensign says, June 17. Cyvia R. Russian Art New Haven, Conn. 1 bad a dream which was not all a dream. My Funny Valentine . . . contagious giggle . . . the bass of the Conn Chords . . . Oh, he's a Bronze Adonis! . . . poetry in private . . . Matisse's succes- sor at C.C. . . . Anybody want a rye crisp? . . . Baltimere bound . . . therell be a doctor in the house ... anything from the Ink Spots to the Pathetique . . ever-present effervescence. 106 rival Nancy Ann Sandin Home Economics Haddam Neck, Conn. That bell invites me. Nan . . . hours of lab and music practice . . . quiet manner . . . Bill's coming . . . those phone calls at 5:30the staff of life . . . hours to dress . . . perpetual usher . . . home, sweet home . . . candid and capable, serene and silly . . . Emily Abbey first . . . likes to study . . . career girl? . . . join the Choir and meet people . . . House meeting at ten . . . with a smile, here . . What do I think about men? . . . the con- verted . . . citrus and sun . . . Oh really, dear . .. I hate decisions? . . . she's smiling again. Alexandra Ryburn History Vero Beach, Fla. 7 go to encounter for the millionth time the reality of experience. Sandy . . . Ye Gods, my Lord honey . . . gymnastics ... Do you really think so? ... It's so cold in .. half hour phone calls . .. Sophie Tucker's Sally Curtiss Sauer Education Rochester, N. Y. A friend who knows, and dares to say. Our gal Sal! . . . our own Goren . . . globetrotter . . . Army brat . . . author of our latest joke book . . . Winthrop School . . . Those kids are bigger and smarter than I am . . . dynamic debater . . . powerful pixie . . . friendliness and sincerity in abundance . . . always dependable . . . no hot rod for me, I want a Volkswagon . . . sweetest Sour we know! Sheila Betty Schechtman Education New Britain, Conn. Good things come in small packages. She-bet . . . Sure, baby . . . but it doesn't match ... Oh, those summers . . . I have a cottage ... 3 R's .. What do do now? . .. roomie . . . Kids, 'm cracking up! . . . game time I am tall, I am short ... What are you going to do when the clam bake is over? . . . a friend in need and a smile for all. 107 Joyce Schlacht Scher Zoology Brooklyn, N. Y. n the figure of a lamb the feats of a lion. Yale banner 57 x 57 . . . modern, fully equipped carrel . . . there must be insight into this problem . . . heart in California . . . Chairman of Science Conference . . . collects bugs and other little things . . . thirty-two ado- lescent problems . . . fourth-floor sky ranch . . . tea time . . . a kingdom for a schedule . . . pizza at Carlos . a roommate with a smile . . . there is nothing we can't solve together. Education Marilyn Marie Schutt Saginaw, Mich. Come back and bring the summer in your eyes. Mert . . . Oh, you girrrls! . . . and that smile . . . Hoqu Beautiful always on hand . . . enthusiasm plus ol ,What does Goren say? . . . so organized she doesn't know what to do next . . . School Marm . . - Yes, uh, hmm . alw A . Out at State , . ays, ALWAYS, busy . . . a Normal girl. Heidi Schweizer History 1 shall endeavor to enliven morality with wit. Heidi . . . Voulez-vousoh, 1 forgot! . . . That's Wilmette, 111 Suzanne Rita Schwartz Sociology Brooklyn, N. Y. No thought without phosphorus. Sue . . . sentimentally yours . . . a song for every oc- casion . . . MY name is Hester Prynne . . . a flare for histrionics . . . Aristot-ul and bott-ul . . . Ava- gadro's enemy . . . noted for her warm and gregarious nature . . . lively expressive eyes and a heart of gold . . sensitive to the problems of the world . . . there is atree . . . loves those bums! - terribly tempting . . . There's just a small package ; outside, could you help me? . . . proper, butoh! V .. . the art of straight-faced wit . . . just a little bit-tf ... why are there inhibitions? . . shes beaming again. Katrina Margaret Seipp History Middleburg, Va. Naturally nice, and nicely natural. Trina . . . agent for the Tigertones . . . What is this kick? . . . summers in Maine . . . flair for writing . .. bare-foot gal . . . a dress for every occasion . . . pirou- ettes at midnight . . . her cupboard's never bare . .. Could be worse, but I don't see how . . . most gen- erous . . . always willing to help. Ruth C. Shea English Washington Depot, Conn, Though pleased to walch the dolphins play, 7 mind my way. Ruthie . . . But it's not near any place! . . . love of science remains . . . I've got a dog named Rover . long walks in the rain . . . Quiet, here come the French Horns . . . knocks down chain of signs in New London . . . wuh-wuh . . . friendly arguments ik . . . bright lights over the river. - 110 on Faith Schechtman Sociology West Hartford, Conn. Tn the dew of little things the beart finds its morning. Yus . . . frank gaiety . . . Puerto Rico in the Spring .. . tee for two . . . Come now, ladies . . . fashion connoisseur . . . Just a few hands till seven o'clock ... memorable March hare . . . apricots, term papers, and argyles . . . air mail stamps . . . multitude of inter- ests promises a wonderful and full life ahead. Harriet Ann Shurdut Chestnut Hill, Mass. Spanish Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Moon . . . bullfights in Madrid . . . afternoon naps ... Look how long my hair is getting . . . confusion by phone . . . Got any food? . . . classic remarks . . . So said the queen . . . emptying ashtrays . .. Poor little robin . . . warm of heartgay of spirit. 111 Janice Lee Simone History Hawthorne, N. J. T'wixt two extremes of passion, joy and grief, burst smilingly. Ginger . . . Would you just listen to this? . . . Pusan to Parris Island . . . Roger and out . . . Bobbi brunette and Bathroom Barber . . . giddy ditty . . . eat here, diet home . . . I'il mother . . . welcome smile whether coming or going . . . Ted Harvard from Brown . . . Rise above it. Carol Ann Simpson European History Wilmington, Del. Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind. Simmie . .. Providence, operator . . . the big Brown Bear . . . Doesn't anyone want to advertise in the C.C. News? . . . her mischievous laugh . . . Oversleep, Carol? . . . sentimental ... always hun- gry . . . the tailored woman . . . How am I ever going to learn how to cook? . . . naive . . . I'm lonesome - expert on causes of W. W. IL. Betty Ann Smith Education Noank, Conn, Go ye therefore, and teach all nations. B.A. . . . that dry wit . . . her 24 angels in the first grade . . . Now children! . .. VGS Club . . . Cross Over the Bridgetwice a day . . . from Skippers Dock to s'Gravenhage in one summer . . . Lets har- monize . . . Only 700 pages to go . . . Charleston to mambo in ten easy lessons . . . that summer in Europe. Dorothy Ann Smolenski Mathematics New London, Conn. Happiness is a wine of rarest vinlage. Dottie . . . dimples and giggles . . . still waters run deep ... VGS Club . . . house junior . . . But I just washed it! . . . summers at E.B. . . . figure juggler . .. and so was Finstein . . . algebra and 30 high school freshmen . . . Ma, he's making eyes at me . . . you fascinate me . . . I have to study . . . genuinely friendly. 114 Lois Nancy Snow English Bronxville, N, Y. When 1 give, 1 give myself. Summer of 54, Europe, and FRANK . . . An inspira- tion to Harvard . . . Texas, y'all . . . unlimited over- nights . . . green, Firenze, and Bach . . . a good listener, and a wise counselor . . . warmth and a quiet maturity. Helen Cecile Sormani German West Hempstead, N. Y. How modest, kindly, all-accomplishbed wise. The whizz with the scizz . . . You get it? . . . ping- pong ace . . . loquacious linguist . . . rare compound of frolic and fun . . . I dont know bananas! . . . Swiss miss . . . Connecticut in the winter, Middlebury in the summer . . . self-panicker . . . wunderbar et merveilleuse . . . expressive brown eyes . . . the sparkle of wine., Carolyn M. Steadler Psychology Dalton, Mass. She gives with her heart. Sue . . . Not Eaton's, CRANE'S . . . infectious giggle . . . Psych 24 hours a day . . . Toooo much . a scarf for every weekend . . . the original pro- crastinator with night-owlish tendencies . . . coffee and term papers till dawn . . . But I've had this since prep school . . . Who'll set my hair? . . . Hey, kids, please make sure I'm up! . . . conscientious, competent, and casual . . . never too busy for a friend. Ioanne Steger Psychology Brooklyn, N. Y. Nothing is little to him that feels it with great sensibility. Jo . . . that infectious giggle . . . her academic week is somewhat shorter than her unacademic weekend .. not Pavlova but aspiring . . . closer to Pavlov, only she experiments with children . . . I didn't say he was God, just intimated ! . . . constantly misplacing books, clothes, glassesanything, but Larry's picture . . . she walks into her room and flings . . . abundant gen- erosity, sincerity, sensitivity. 115 Lucinda Alice Stone Child Development Woodbridge, Conn. The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Cindy . . . Broadway hits and solitaire . . . Go West, young woman . . . three summers with kids and she still gets butterflies . . . sympathetic . . . crossword fiend . .. shuffle-shuffle . . . natural cuteness . . . re- members the little things . . . whistles while she works ... hums while she studies . . . still waters run deep. Carla Aline Strassenmeyer German New Haven, Conn. Tt is quality rather than quantity that matters. The I?ttlest girl with the longest name and the biggest appe.:tfte ... weekend commuter . . . reared in the Yale tFEtdl:l?!'l - - . What's for supper2 . . . Church news co I'm getting back my lost youth . . . Think my hair's long enough to curl? . . member of the P.EA. - - one of the Three Disgraces . . . quick, frank, per- ceptive, Nancy Jane Sutermeister Physics Freeport, N. Y. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Sutie . . . Hi-Fi at dorm volume . . . Sutie's supply shop . .. A.A's sparkplug . . . perpetual motion . . . Come on out and cheer for us . . . slides bring snores . . . lab terror . . . Oh, the Irish flag . . . perks whenever there's two or more . . . two parts sincerity, one part spontaneity and a cc of versatility. Janet Elinor Torpey Sociology Jamaica Estates, N. Y. Real worth needs no improvement. Jan . .. Hi, it's me! . . . Dinner everybody! . . . longer, louder, and lifted in pitch . . . Miss Radio Club ... I have to go to play rehearsal now . . . the fresh air fiend of C.C. ... Want me to get your mail? . .. Alias Janice . . . congeniality and generosity. 118 Virginia Edmee Torrence English Marion, Conn. Wit is the salt of conversation. Ginge . . . I've lost all my note cards again . .. talented and imaginative writer . . . the first to be de- moted in gym . . . just not the Marion type . .. Bring me back a New Yorker . . . sits well on skis . . . cynic . . . my coffee cup runneth over . . . Madame De Farge . . . Panic! Another oral report . . . side-split- ting stories. Marina Tscheremschansky German New York, N. Y. 7 played about the front gate, pulling flowers. Gee whiz . . . always in a rush . . . heart and hair flying . . . talk, talk, talk . . . spontaneous laughter and sarcastic remarks . . . Gigi's unforgettable maid, fierce horse woman . . . midnight: Medalia D'Oro coffee and 36 pages to write . . . memoirs of English 1-2 . . . temperament in Thames . . . stubborn existentialist ... Can he dance . . . carnations from California. Victoria Tydlacka Chemistry Marblehead, Mass. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Vicki . . . I can't believe it! , . . early to bed, early to rise . . . the little squirrel with the empty waste- basket . . . Qops, I said the wrong thing again . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . test tube kid . . . dungarees and plaid shirt . . . Yeah . . . middy girl ... Alaska's warmest Eskimo . . . Is this a city, Roy?2 ... sweet and innocent . . . conscientious . . . of the horsey set . . . Slenderella. Sociology Mary Camilla Tyson Concord, Mass. Rise! Sleep no more! 'Tis a noble morn. Tyse . . . third floor Burl Ives . . . I'm going to sack out . .. Let's get organized . . . the frisky leap with the gleam in her eye . . . Tee hee? . . . Have you been to chapel this week? . . . Joseph's coat of many colors . . . Can we please have more heat . . . an eye for humanity . . . the perfect ending . . . le coeur magnifique. 119 Juliet Francine Valois European History Englewood, N. J. Full many a flower is born to blush unseen. Julie alias Jules . . . practice teacher who arrives in style . . . Oh, theres always W.M.A . . . But I was only water skiing . . . major in movies; minor in records . . . understanding friend . . . incidentally people . . . Madame De Farge . . . but, but, but ... You don't really think that I . . . naivet . . . always entertaining. Cynthia Jane Van Der Kar Art Binghamton, N. Y. The greatest gift is a portion of thyself. andy - .. Oris it Agnes? ... Art Club reviver . .. pint-sized frame, but gallon-sized heart . . . many mi- grations to Muhlenberg . . . sleepy dormouse . . . 2 major to use in the future this design for nursery curtains? . . . Oh, you doll! . . . the look of the sophisticate . . . a talent for capturing the mood . . - sensitive to the feeling of art, the delicacy of nature, and the warmth of humanity. Marna Jane Wagner History Milwaukee, Wis. The glass of fashion and the mold of form. Marna . . . skiing in Switzerland, romancing in Rome . . . full schedule . . . poise and perfection . . . ice cream and meat . . . fluency in French? . .. Honest girls, the lab was fun! . . . constant and sometimes consistent . . . cross-country telephone calls . . . the girl that made Milwaukee famous . . . I don't feel good; there must be something wrong with me. Margaret Jane Walsh Spanish Caracas, Venezuela Tn action how like an angel. Margot . . . everything's lovely in the garden . . . Latin music in her blood . . . our 1il Angel-Pie Face .. . heart of gold with personality to match . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . Time to cut the hair . . . This is the last time I'll say this, but . .. nightly trips to the mailbox . . . neatness personified SNV argarta T O Spice RS s Tiom: Ioann Walton Art History New York, N. Y. With firmness in right, so does she live. Come on, let's do something . . . ski jump nose . . . three years of the Blues . . . Can I wear heels? .. cold hands, warm heart . . . impressionistic in self- defense . . . always true to you in my fashion . . . one of the Three Disgraces . . . Great! . . . perseverance and grace, Flora Ann Lewis Warinner Sociology Freeport, N. Y. A mirror of personality reflecting sterling dualities. Annie . . . I'm funny that way . . . originality and organization . . . should have joint stock in ATT . .. C.Cs Irving Berlin . . . so very thoughtful . . . Waikiki in Windham . . . No, it isnt poison ivy . . whirled by whim . . . radiating happiness . . . via air male . . . spirit of '56. 122 Ioan Wasserman History Scarsdale, N. Y. What would the world do without tea? Joanie . . . close companion of Bach, Beethoven and Brahms . . . memoirs of U. of P. . . . But the only train for Stamford leaves at 10:40 . . . never seen without note cards . . . Miss Tea of 1956 . . . Go to Europe but don't go to Spain . . . still searching for the Golden Age of American History . . . senior biol- ogist . . . a constant and true friend. Marie Da Costa Waterman Art New York, N. Y. The reason firm, the temperate will, endurance, foresight, strength and skill. Wait'll you hear this? . . . Miss Do-Funny . . . Pfeifer's bellhop . . . He's a LOVELY guy . . . the boom, boom, boom of the Conn Chords . . . For God, for Country, and for Rec. Hall! . . . incessant chatter . . . Fashions First . . . wildly efficient . . . serials for breakfast, lunch, and dinner . . . Ivy League souvenirs . . . unsurpassed ingenuity. 123 Sybil Barbara Weir History Atlanta, Ga. And praise sits silent on our tongues. Syb . . . Student Gov. Minute-Maid . . . cokes for breakfast . . . accomplishes quietly . . . sack rat . .-. sought out authority on just about everything . . . skiing . . . beer bum . . . European traveler, dweller . .. lure of the unknown . . . amused by doodles and soliloquies . . . analytic intellect with an eye for subtle- ties tempered by a romantic imagination. Justine West Economics North Pembroke, Mass From compromise and things half done, keep me with stern and stubborn pride. Justie . . . rush, rush, rush . . . Too Many Cooks don't sl?oil the soup . . . country girl . . . aversion to Sunday night trains . . . Won't it ever be Friday? . . . the fabu!ous West Inn . .. It's a good thing I know about Br.az-nll - - - good things come in little packages . . - Dixieland fan . . . hard worker on a five day basis . . . braided rugs and antique furniture . . . Economically speaking, I'd say Constance Anne Weymouth Economics Bailey Island, Me. Neither too humble nor too greal. Connie . . . the green ashtray . . . He hates me! . . . Bailey Island conservative . . . peanutbutter and pop- corn . . . instantaneous smile . . . neat as a pin . . , puzzle pursuer . . . You're corrupting me! . . . early to bedearly to rise . . . needs a longer mealtime . . . easy to make friends and easy to befriend . . . What is mine is yours. Sally Ann Whittemore Child Development Pittsford, N. Y. How infinite in faculty. Who wants to run around the sun porch with me? ... nightly calls for gum . . . the nursery school pa.th- finder . . . Well, people . . . bruises and more bruises ... busy as a little B, working so industriously . . . that certain syllabic humming . . . doesn't play half safe, has four men to be sure . . . another package, Sal? . . . must own that camp by now . . . Spelunking expedition . . . My 1i'l urchins. 126 Elinor Widrow Zoology Versailles, Conn. Let's bave a ball. Wid . . scowls from the Colonel . . . FM at all hours food for the starving . . . connoisseur of veal . .. Gotta go to soccer now . . . under the influence of formaldehyde . . . boundless energy, generosity . . . nickel factory for cokes . .. What do you mean2 Marilyn Mildred Wilczek Education Pawtucket, R. I. Kindness has resistless charms. The princess . . . goodies from home . . . sets the styles for Vogue . . . the perfect lady . . . Wa's I going to say ... no dust in her mailbox . . . a quiet feminine charm . . . even-tempered and understanding . . . Queen of the Gretchen society . . . possessor of our car . . . a vitamin a day keeps the colds coming . . . the quintessence of unselfishness and generosity. Diane Ellen Willard Mathematics Glastonbury, Conn. Moderation, the noblest gift of heaven. Di...PB.J. ... keeps up with the Times . . . hair- cut in Capri . . . to Semester on Sunday . . . quick wit, infectious giggle, and a catching smile . . . cest la vie, Dodgers victory . . . vivacious personality and prac- tical mind . . . The Big Change . . . This isn't the way my mother makes it . . . a favor for all . . . has clue for social occasions . . . constant optimist and peace- maker. Barbara Nancy Wind Mathematics Babylon, N. Y. Thou werl my gquide, philosopher and friend. Windy . . . studies to Brubeck . . . 30,000 whoozies .. Ooh, there goes a jet . . . weeknights spent with News and Honor Court . . . stuffed menagerie and crazy pajamas . . . hostess with the mostest . . . fun family . . . sincerity and warmth . . . endless supply of expressions . . . mathematics and atomic physics . . . always fun to be with. 127 Ellen Louise Wineman Spanish Great Neck, N. Y. Prisoner of hope. Ellie . . . never-ending brightness and charm . . . The Mad Hatter . . . Bebe . . . a clever coolness toward her men . . . Chem. lab. calamity . . . It's my duffah . sentimental . . . A little bridge anyone? . . . sage to those in distress . . . the laughter in her voice endears her to us all. Eva M.E.A. Wysk German Porto Alegre, Brazil Like him that travels, 7 return home adain unselfish. Those beautiful eyes . . . linguist and a half . . . Senhor . . . But really, he doesn't have any faults . . . thoughtful . . . a smile for everyone . . . a gracious blend of European and Latin American nature . . . to all who know her a source of inspiration. Government Carverton, Pa. Margaret Merriam Zellers English Southport, Conn. Born for success she seems. Margee . . . Howard Johnson'sfor chocolate chip ice cream . . . Dancing on the ceiling . . . knitting even in the movies . . . meetings, meetings, meetings ... savior faire . . . our contribution to Mademoiselle and the literary world . . . Gutentag, Herr Miller . . . anything from Peanuts to Shakespeare . . . depth of mind surfaces as glib speech . . . all powdered-down . . . just a sipand another toast. Janet Ziegler Tt wouldn't be possible not to be kind. Ziegie . . . complete honesty and sincerity . . . another one of our cosmopolite Parisian juniors . . . that con- tinental chic . . . Wake up and go to sleep . .. future journaliste . . . individuality in her views and faith in the ideal . . . Snails and Bourbon . . . Calm down? . . . perseverance towards perfection . . . double dips 'n sugar cones. A. Marsden Willioams B. Sylvia Avandano C. Sally Smith LaPointe D. Jo Milton Perkins H . Sue Epstein . Alison Wright . Phyllis Shoemaker . Verna Kelly . Ann Winsor e e E. Geneve Grimes de Labry F. Ann Von Theden Lupton G. Mary Roth Goldsmith Eleanor Benjamin Barry A. Martha Kohr Lewis B. Elizabeth Wood C. Betsy Chesbrough D. Cynthia Harkavy Plishton H. Martha Canterbury I. Celie Gray Rosenau J. Karlene Lo Pointe K. Nancy Cedar Wilson L. Constance Crosier E. Jean Hannoy Bodine F. Barbara Basso Drake G. Nancy Grant Mayer Alison Friend Gansle Senior gfistorg a2 History is the essence of innumerable biographies F C ;1 ear 3 f We arzived in,Se eqjof fifty-two, 7 N Spirits were-high Cour s were tool. N !; We remember that fsrums day and year. . , J Little Freshman, come plan your time. This course is required, that one's a e 7 But where is the one we can pass-without ca 2 We spent a week lookingit's Tfh f.ni' ff From Freshman Week we learnied a lot: Qf We went to teas, and tea wie 'got; 4 . Q Placement tests were not our forte, The Sophomores and the Juniors Resolved to hunt the mascot. The Sophomore said the Junior Had hid the flag their class got. They searched th s and stables through Until they were. Qfead, But then they spied'a Junior who The banner, clutched with dread. Shoot if you must this old blonde head, But spare my class's flag, she said. When Skip or Will called, and Soph Hop drew nigh, We hurried to our Blue Heaven. It tumedtogt g ! right; we hafi quite a night. It led us lue Heaven. W, Nor were the rules from honor court. j x'. 7 We had smilin Face, a dress of lace, s Pockets full of six cents N 4 M,is' ?humh,s Q d ! hould h h t;l i 1 3 - q A - - , . As Friday night drew nigh, Q ?h:tdiu zz.fgabo o:fe ,Yw O ez'f..'y g L g?::r E.mit;i'zmy Freshmen k,st my date and me saw no need for three, H 3 pizz A A i PN Y When the snack shop opened, were bippiip our Blue leaver: N o We rushed to eat the cake. Could it be this dainty dish That changed the slender shape? Between Thanksgiving and Christmas When the boom is beginning to lower, Comes a time for severe contemplation The Coast Guard boy and Connecticut girl That is known s the quiz of the hour. Decided one day to give it a whirl. Jewels in a hat, men in a line; I fear that purple pin is mine! Off to Knowlton, each with her mate, Five foot ten and four foot eight. Not first or second, but all fourth class Danced on the toes of every lass. On leaving, he said, It's ten after ten, 1 must down to the seas again! Freshman, Freshman, tired reader, Nutrition, Hygiene, poems with meter. In the rooms the students come and bet They'll have a test on Eliot. Blessings on thee, gay Freshman, Springtime turns your cheek to tan. Springtime also brings tradition, Songs and plays are competition. Sing, sing, come let us sing; We lifted voice with merry ring. Play, play, how we did play, We won Compets with ease that May. Ride the New Haven, vacation at last; Home again, home again, with Freshman vear past. Come, for they call you, Sophomore from the Quad. Come, Sophomore, and settle back to work. Leave off your talk of Harvard, Penn and Yale And look ahead: forget it is a quirk For Sophomores to slump, get D's or fail And through this year to plod. 132 The time has come, term paper time, ?x 1 y We talk of many things: Of Milton and of Beowulf, And whether they were kings. We studied James, the Bible too, Read Chaucer with much mirth, Wrote papers long on Pope and Swift And learned what words are worth. These papers took up all our nights, They were our poet's song, But when returned, we soon found out Whatever is, is wrong. The slump soon over, and papers all done; Home again, home again, the Sophomore fight won. Half the way, half the way, Half the way onward, : Into the Valley of Thames Came the two hundred. Forward, the Junior Class! Charge for degrees, we said. Now at the half way mark Came the two hunc?;ed. Forward, the Junior Class! VYas there a girl dismayed? No, and the Juniors knew Most would now make the grade. Ours was to make re ly, Ot..lr; was to reason why Giving the college try, Into the Valley of Thames Came the two hundred. You are old, House Junior, the Freshman said, ., ; v : And your hair has becomerather white. Tours, teas and meetings, to Fanning you'd tread To show us what's wrong and what's right. In our youth, the Junior replied to her charge, Exgaining in every detail, The campus before was never so large Sans W.M.I. and Hale. Have you heard of the fine competitive play That was done in such a magir.'aE3 way? We will tell you how without delay We won once again the award that day. Alice, the Dormouse and the Hare Brought to the stage the life debonair Would you ever think we were so gay? The outlgp'k wasn't brilliant for the College Nine 3 that day. The fj',athers and the Daughters had but one inning e L left to play. e With Father up at bat, the sky looked full of raing But no one dared to leave the ending of the game. 0 So somewhere in the far outfield the Daughters J L - raced their feet. - The Fathers' swing is hefty and always hard to beat. But this time we were laughing, up rose o i -' victory shout, 2 And there is no joy at home nowMighty Father has struck out! - k. There are ;I:range things waged on t 'Palmer-,stige By the girls who toil and act. ;xe : 4, The speakers, plays and the Russe?gballets x Are both classic and abstract. The backsiiage lights have seen queer sights, But the queerest of all, you know, Was that night in May, you've heard ussay, ..o When we gave our Junior Show. o O Oh, we praised the Dodgers, sang of Will Rogers, And we tried Will Shakespeare too. Though Rockefeller was quite a seller, Aristotle made the revue. We had lots of fun with George Washington, Though our hearts were all a-quake, But our fathers' roars, they shook the floors, And they made the rafters shake. The end of the year, with exams in June, At last, we thought, we'll be Seniors soon. Yet one more, O ye Seniors, and one more; Ye college dear with ivy never brown, We come once more to seek the knowledge here, As toward the end we steer, Proudly we wear the honored cap and gown. Thoughtful we are, and sad, as we look down On days that found us in another year. e We are the lucky ones, We are the smart ones, Learning together Carrels filled with books. Alas! Our loud voices when We whisper together Are echoed from end to end. Through window pane glass, We see the crowds who wander past From our dry carrel. Let us walk in the wet rain In some boots that thud, With footsteps hard to gain In the slipp'ry mud Of October's bad flood. physical ed's defunct who used to pass and fail the underclassmen . that rodeplayedshotthrewhitcaughttossednetted hotcha it sure seemed bliss and what we want to know is do you miss us now that we're Muscleless We wondered only as a crowd What subs draw nigh beyond the hills, And- all at once, we cried aloud, Another group to pay the bills! Not to a diner or a pub, Instead we went to the Officers Club. Light bulbs, light bulbs, burning bright Till all hours of the.night. Will this mor nsive, Pass her co ehensive? The day wa darkness, dismal 2 o say'the least. Tlm;v o comps had arrived and joy A had long since ceased. ' We kn there was of our major, and wha Writingwriting- The Seniors kept on writing, four to six h . HURRY- UP, P SE, IT'S TI Ba baa, black sbeep. y are you so thin? Because, sir, because, sir, Ewe've my sheepskin. E So this is the way the, year ends This is the way the year ends This is the way th ends With a bang and a 5acquelirze Jenks, '56 j irginia Torrence, ' 134 Pk 8 Lk All the frittered days . . . Give me one perfect thing. Our parents first introduced us to Christmas with Santa Claus, stockings, and a Christmas tree. As we grew, Halloween, Thanksgiving, St. Valentine's Day, and the Easter Bunny grew as traditions along with beach suppers, birthday parties, and bonfires. Slowly we learned to realize that other occasions in life also yielded traditionstraditions that center around New London and the ivied walls of the college on the hill. Fall came to mean Patagansett; Christmas, the pageant; a moonlit night, a sing at the wall; Spring, beach parties; and finally, after four years, all these occasions come to mean one thinga vivid and lasting memory that makes Connecticut the most important tradition in our lives. Patagansett Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered Shout Hallelujah Come on, Get Happy! Suncjag, e Night and Day Diamonds Are a - Girl's Best Friend 138 anaf Xlwags Birth of the Blues Good News Oh, Lady Be Good 139 8CAOQS Of Dancing on the Ceiling Strike Up the Band The Mosquitoes Parade 140 Guys fia ol Do, Re, Mi? The Old Mill Stream Stouthearted Men 141 Greatest home-run hitter of all Will Rogers wit had nothing on Dad WicAeal Stage N Sophisticated Lady Shits- -0 fa'en, ta Bouledogye, Bouledogye, 143 GRS, Eadd COLLEGE 43 Come, Sing! Lel our voices ring Alice in Wonderland Joan of Arc But the meloalg oangers On 5 ' WL 55 r S e v i 3 $ y - w g 3 - 5 + 8 2 Graduation1955 Class Day 145 146 - PATRONS -- I l Mr. and Mrs. James W. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Bagley Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. Beebe Mr. Richard Browning Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Buchman Mr. and Mrs. William M. Conner Mr. and Mrs. William R. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Frankenstein Mr. and Mrs. Alfred N. Gaddy Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Heim Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Jenkinson Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Jenks Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Lazzaro Mr. and Mrs. Wallace S. Legge Mr. and Mrs. John Lenci Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Amos C. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reycroft Col. and Mrs. Bernard C. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Rosoff Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Ruderman Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gurian and family Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. . and Mrs. Emil Wasserstrom . and Mrs. Philip M. Waterman . and Mrs. Moe Widrow . and Mrs. Samuel A. 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