Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1957 volume:

SHADOWS ARE IN REALITY, WHEN THE SUN IS SHINING, THE MOST CONSPICUOQUS THING IN A LANDSCAPE, NEXT TO THE HIGHEST LIGHTS! PaintingRuskin 1957 KOINE CONNECTICUT COLLEGE New London, Connecticut Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before Them To the faculty, in gratitude tor the ideals, incentive, and inspiration which you have instilled in us, we the class of 1957 dedicate our yearbook. Through your counseling and the activities that you have so willingly shared with us, we have come 1o know you both inside and outside the classraom. Your standards and enthusiasm have become part of us; your friendship and encouragement have moulded our lives not only for the present but also for the future. We cannot fail to recall with pride and appreciation that you have been the guiding light behind the shadows that we have begun to cast upon the world around us. President Park in Academic Costume This volume will change its meaning almost more than any other volume in your library. As you open it for the first time it appears to be the vivid record of your most important years and dearest friends. Later, how much later I do not know, it will seem to be talking to you about people and institu- tions who existed in a simple and lovable world lying far behind you in an unreal haze. And, even later, it will become what it actually is, the substantial shadow of the events which were to make up your life. Looking at it in that mood you will feel like a great diviner seeing so clearly how each friend was bound to turn out, where each interest of yours had to lead. If coming events throw their shadows ahead, then the shadows cast in this volume are only possible because of the sun shining behind, and I hope the sun will always seem to you to be those good years at Connecticut College, of which Koine is the record. VS President j i . THUS SHADOW OWESI ITS BIRTH TO LIGHT. The Persian, Sum o Clanssl . G Gertrude Noyes Dean of Freshmen Catherine Oakes Dean of Sophomores BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mrs. H. Bradford Arnold Mr. Bernhard Knollenberg Dr. Esther L. Batchelder Mrs. John G. Lee Mrs. Harold Blanchard Miss Natalie R. Maas Hon. Allyn L. Brown Dr. Henry Margenau Mrs. Benjamin J. Buttenwieser Mrs. Parker McCollester Mr. F. Valentine Chappell Dr. Dorothea M. Moore Mrs. Charles H. Durham Mrs. Arthur Burkard Hon. Chauncey H. Hand Mrs. James W. Morrisson Miss Louise C. Howe Mr. William H. Putnam Mr. Sherman R. Knapp Mr. Earle W. Stamm Miss Anna Lord Strauss Helen F. Polley Ex-Officio f to the D Femaory to. the Oy The President of the College The Mayor of New London, Moses A. Savin Honorary Mrs. S. H. Williams EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Late Judge Christopher L. Avery, Judge Allyn L. Brown, President, Rosemary Park, William H. Putnam, Chairman of the Board, Mrs. James W. Morrisson, Earle W. Stamm, F. Valentine Chappell. Alice P. Holcombe Assistant fo Dean Burdick E. Alverna Burdick Dean M. Robert Cobbledick Director of Admissions Warrine E. Eastburn Assistant to the President and Dean of Administration Allen B. Lambdin Business Manager OFFICE OF THE BUSINESS MANAGER Mrs. DeGange, Mrs. Beckwith ADMISSIONS OFFICE Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Kaiser, Miss Nelson LIBRARY STAFF Standing: Miss Duffy, Mrs. Hagerty, Mrs. Ward, Miss Johnson. Sitting: Miss Traggis, Miss Mackeen, Miss Gilkes, Miss Geisheimer, Mrs. Randell, Miss Aitner. Missing: Miss Cusati, Mr. Palmer. PERSONNEL OFFICE Mrs. Schlecht, Miss Ramsay, Director, Miss Grippin BURSAR'S OFFICE Standing: Miss Madec, Mrs. Humes, Mrs. Verseput, Mrs. Clark, Miss Flynn. Sitfing: Mrs. Cruise, Mrs. Young, Bursar. Missing: Mrs. Craig. INFIRMARY STAFF Mrs. Phillips, Miss Hull, Miss McMahon, Miss Thum, Miss Home, Miss Fraser Lilian Warnshuis, M.D. College Physician RESIDENCE STAFF REGISTRAR'S OFFICE Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Rowley, Mrs. Monroe, Miss Wilmot, Miss Miss Barnard, Mrs. Mann Warren, Miss Voorhees, Director, Miss Worcester, Miss Misterly, Miss Young, Miss Desmond. Mary P. Morris Assistant to President Park ALUMNAE OFFICE Mrs. King, Mrs. Benjamin, Miss Moss, Executive Secretary PRESIDENT'S OFFICE Miss Taylor, Miss Pugsley, Miss Crouch PUBLICITY OFFICE Miss Bloomer, Mrs. Carney. Missing: Mrs. Engle DUPLICATING OFFICE Miss O'Sullivan INFORMATION OFFICE Mrs. Linkletter Rosemond Tuve Gertrude E. Noyes Jane W. Smyser Hamilton M. Smyser - amilton ys Brafains Biotateon Associafe Professor Professor sLISH Beatrice White Visiting Lecturer Dorothy Bethurum Professor Chairman 14 MISSING William M. Meredith Assistant Professor Catherine Oakes Josephine H. Ray Associate Professor Assistant Professor James R. Baird Robert E. L. Strider Evelyn Page Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Emily Brady Mackie L. Jarrell Margaret Hazlewood Instructor James H. Broderick Instructor Instructor Instructor Barbara Macklin Mason T. Record Instructor Assistant Professor Ruby Jo Reeves Kennedy SOCIOLOGY en PSYCHOLOGY George O. Moeller, Jr. Marian Winterbottom Dee G. Applezweig Jane W. Torrey Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Mortimer H. Appleweig Professor Chairman loan Bopp Diana Lukosius Instructor Assistant Pari-time Robert Mack Errol E. Harris Frederic J. Schick Associate Professor Visiting Professor Instructor Susanne K. Langer Professor PHILOSOPHY GERMAN Charlotte von Wymetal Hanna Hafkesbrink Assistant Professor Professor i Chairman SPANISI I Augusto Centeno Professor Chairman Maria Unamuno Glen L. Kolb Zelmira Biaggi Instructor y Assistant Professor Associate Professor Marguerite Hanson Edgar de N. Mayhew Richard LAS Associate Professor Assistant Professor Teaching Assistant Pg William A. McCloy Professor Chairman ART Malcolm B. Jones Professor ! MISSING I Clorinda Ferruolo ' Lecturer Part-time MISSING Zosia Jacynowicz Arthur W. Quimby Assistant Professor Professor Chairman l N i Martha Alter William H. Dale i Professor Assistant Professor Lecturer Parttime! Helen S. Boatwrigh CLASSICS ITALIAN Marc Chadourne Elizabeth C. Evans Professor Professor Chairman Chairman Konrad Bieber Marion Monaco Jean M. Leblon Jacqueline Chadourne Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Teaching Assistant Assistant Professor Svetlina Kasem-beg Teaching Assistant M. Janet Grier Instructor 'RELIGION Guenter H. Mattersdos Instructor Paul F. Laubenstein o 4 Marjorie R. Dilley g;:if::; Professor Louise W. Holborn Duane Lockard Chairman Associate Professor Assistant Professor HISTORY GOVERNMENT MISSING D. Joy Humes Instructor George Haines IV Professor Chairman gy - F. Edward Cranz Helen F. Mulvey Richard Lowitt Associate P:mfessnr Associate Professor Assistant Professor Rita H. Barnard Hyla M. Snider Katherine Finney Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor ECONOMICS Ruby Turner Morris Professor Chairman MISSING Margaret H. Ely Assistant Professor Warrine E. Eastburn Assistant Professor Part-time DUCATION Yernon Smith Professor Chairman Richard B. Birdsall Robin Winks Instructor Instructor MISSING Hannah G. Roach 21 Professor Dorothy Richardson Sibyl A. Hausman Bernice Wheeler . o ! Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor E. Frances Botsford I Y Professor Chairman Richard H. Goodwin William Niering Betty F. Thomson Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Chairman BOTANY Paul H. Garrett Professor Jomes A. Coleman Chairman Instructor PHYSI' S Joanne O. Ursprusg Instructor MISSING Armine Sukur Visiting Instructor Sarah R. Jones Lois Patterson Instructor Instructor Part-time Julia W. Bower Marguerite L. Quimby Alice T. Schafer Professor Teaching Assistant Pari-time Assistant Professor Chairman MISSING Frank T. Birtel Instructor Part-tme CHEMISTRY M. Gertrude McKeon Jean V. Johnston Gordon S. Christiansen Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor s TS Oliver L. Brown Professor Chairman Mildred Burdett Harriet B. Warner Assistant Professor Alice Whitener Assistant Professor Instructor Margaret S, Chaney Professor Chairman HOME ECONOMICS E. Alverna Burdick Ruth H. Wood Wilma Haase Professor Assistant Professor Assistant in the MNursery School w PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ruth Stanwood MISSING Professor Chairman Frances S. Brett Assistant Professor Ruth H. Bloomer Assistant Professor Lois Pond Assistant Professor Ruth Thomas Assistant Professor Ruth 5. Ferguson Assistant Professor Arlene E. Gorton Instructor IN MEMORIAM Pauline Aiken 1902-1956 WE ARE NO OTHER THAN A MOVING ROW OF MAGIC SHADOW SHAPES THAT COME AND GO. The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam SUSAN ADAM RACHEL EMILY ADAMS FRENCH Paris, city of moods . . . never a pin out of place . .., capable, charming, affectionate . . . Vogue figure . . . other half of g yiy ... Boston bred . . . elegance in fashionculture in speech . . The mirror of all courtesy . . . looks for the best in people , , . student of Gide. Dreams of tall grasses in Nebraska . . . he's big, blond, and wonderful . . . works with a will that's the envy of all . . . always speaks her mind . . . big, brown eyes . . . But don't you think if's all right? . . talent in dance and an actress at heart. 28 CHILD DEVELOPMENT SOCIOLOGY Mischief plenty . . . smiles many . . . I've got a slipperl . . . sitting on a mug . . . Wanderful . . . Bromley house parties . . . boxes and string . . . chin off the old block . . . politicians poise .. Jeekies . . . To talk without effort is the greatest charm of talking. Sink or swim, I give my hand and heart to this votel . . . path to the library . . .nocturnal green plaid . . . Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . . . Jeanie's tweedy roommate . . . old soft shoe ... where there's Judy, there's generosity . . . method in her madness, HISTORY 29 ELIZABETH KIRKHAM ALLEN JUDITH DRAKE ALLEN NICOLETTA MARIE ANDREWS ECONOMIcs ! i That inquisitive look indicates perpetual curiosity . . . evey argument just has to have two sides . . . studying down to o science . . . dislikes disorganization . . . delighted when a fas is completed . . . Precious indeed the twofold gain: to shoy compassion and delight obtain! L N f Ha -' us von Baden . . . clumsy gracefulness . . . lope like Nashue K ; -'.u Pelople do too live on Staten eland i s i o B i n fral ir? 91- - - blue George Washington pants . . . fair lady ino Ping bag . . . frustrated ballet dancer . . . Dudeene's . - - : o dOS Ieben.' DOROTHEA BADENHAUSEN i Z00LoGY 30 ENGLISH SARA BALLANTYNE European solo . . . loud kilts . . . completely illegible writing . . . typing in chaos at 3 A. M. . .. the calm one in a real crisis . . . can't wait to have her own apartment and go barefoot! . . . vivacious intensity . . . the Sally-bird. ; Diplomatess . . . perfect posture . . . Wig and Candle prop lady .. domesticity . . . Well, it's near + .. sunny even in the rain . Pitisburgh. ., . . clothes press . . . Is he tall enough? . . . New York theatre goer . . . He's a tweetie piel GOVERNMENT MARY ELIZABETH BEGGS 31 M BARBARA BENT B I Al roads lead to music, but the keyboard tells my tale. , y me run through the great outdoors . . . Did you say rolly skating? . . . the long and lovely trek to Holmes Hall . . , Don; miss the boatl . . . large brown eyes spell depth. 8 o'clock at the chapel . . . girl without a sophomore year . . - lover of nature . . . Beethoven, Bach, Brahms, and Bergeson . . caught between the crimson and the deep blue sea . . . ofter dinner solitaire for two . . . homeward bound . . . walks and tolks with Joyce . . . quiet and sincere. SYLVIA ANNE BERGESON MUSIC 32 HISTORY GAIL BERQUIST Early fo bed, early to riseand a nap in the afterncen . . . a first.rate actress: Sure 1 killed him. . . . Quixotic' You're always making fun of mel . . . devoted to her ideals . . . pre- dictable in her unpredictability . . . never loses hope. Can't live without Red and Sunsweet . . . modesty . . . perpetual suntan . . . carpets of Ec. graphs . . . well cast . . . swears by the Piccadilly . . . modern interior decoration . . . hot plate and cup of tea . . . Yellow Rose of Patchogue . . . private flights o Long Island . . . shake a leg, Bean. ECONOMICS FLORENCE A. BIANCHI 33 HELEN FRANCES TOWNLEY BIDDLE GOVERNMENT Terrible thing! . . . the B stands for? . . . Spain and Europe in general . . . avid Republican . . . undaunted debater . . . oj my . . . C.L.S.L. and wild campaigning . . . eccentric rationaliy .. . cups 'n cups of coffee . . . despises glowing health . .. we all know . . . carpe diem. A l BARKIE .: LI I Caught in the vine of it all . . . I'm not snowed! . . . yogi..: classe; not boring; she's always snoring . . . It's WEST Virginial , s u. ways on key . . . bewitching, bothering, bewildering . - squinting through the blur . . . NassauBahamas or Hall? BARBARA HUBBARD BILLINGS ENGLISH 34 HISTORY A pixie in an Anne Fogarty nightgown . . . Of course, it's my own hairl . . . Florida's best advertisement for spring vacations .. misnomers . . . midday flops . . . just chuckling . . . she sews, she knits, she pearls . . . our Miss Bloomer . . . Oh, for a hunk of man. B A BARBIE Il think about that tomorrow. . . . The Mid-West is not backward. . . . pins for holey socks . . . sporadic periods of concentration . . . never smokes, just puffs . . . music till dawn -+ If I'm studying come wake me up. . . . crinkly eyes and a sudden smile. HISTORY 35 SARAH JANE BLOOMER BARBARA BOYLAN EVE BRET BROOKS ART Fred says . . . Lend me your paintings. . . . But l can't go g chapel on Wednesday! . . . life centers around Dr. and M:. Brooks . . . pet peeves: lazy married couples, unpredicioble Groton weather, and Wednesday quizzes . . . Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Snips and snails and puppy dogs' tails . . . spontaneous laughte Al thoughtful surprises . . . Anybody seen a baby lizard? . - pose IF SiyAituction v Hurry up, it's late. . , . music librarf fits all moods . . . phone call a day keeps black clouds aw: LOUISA G. HARMAN BROWN 700106 36 ENGLISH MARY JUANITA BURNS Hey you guys! . . . F've got a slipper. . . . hurt dog cry . . . double bubble . . . good bones, fireplace, and dog . . . Love, Gus ... Michigan's like a mitten . . . coffee at 3 A. M. . . . musician and muse. A cheerful temper makes beauty attractive, knowledge delight- ful, and wit good-natured. . . . Where are my slippers? . . . s those Bums . . . E-laine . . . Hippitty-gitz! . . . nervous juice . . . Did you ever see my flat feet? . . . Oh no, Im illl .. . Who put the Devil in Evelyn's eyes? SOCIOLOGY EVELYN ALICE CALIENDO 37 i CYNTHIA JANE CARPENTER GOVERNMEN I 1 do not live in a cornfield! . . . That's meEloisel ..., 10,000 men and Dwight of Harvard . . . picks a peck of pillow feathers ... ' Whoopsie . . . N. J. Gorra's silent partner . . . Maine derailment . . . une confidante par excellence . . . a new room for Mother . . . Dunster denizen. :::h:;:r::' :Sk?:lj;ic - . . partial to cats and sidecars . . . Oh tive, and sl'm:engcl sy '.ou':h of Cezanne . . . definite, sensi Shetland sweuters. oY :1 Varlei? ?f gresnajoicargylelcal ond and creativity i 'b m: Vc: 'Sh'ng waistline . . . independence -+ + buzzing to Boston. AR 38 ENGLISH ANN CHAMBLISS Green shoes . . . red robe . . . The Rain in Spain . . . long letters . . . I never saw the heather. . . . Dudeene's . . . abstract walk . . . 1 do not have a southern accent. . . . the tennis court .. magnolia . . . My stars, how does Mars make such wonderful candy bars? . . . the sly fox. KAR N GQEQ wif C'mon kids . . . No alcoholic allusions please. . . . four years on the Dean's other list . . . Miss Sadie Thompson . . . But, Mr. Lukosius . . . country squire . . . tears to 417 . . . enchanted cotage . .. I lost money on that deal. . . . joygirl . . . one man decoration committee and party planner. ART JUDITH COGHLIN 39 DEBORAH COHEN KATHRYN JANE CREHAN Music Vibrant red and intense black . . . caffeine cafe . . . when iy doubt, ask the Ouija board . . . Fontainebleau femme fatdle , ., one-man J. A. combo . . . lI's a Cohen original but I'm afraid its plagarized. . . . Bella Jane Fonte . . . enchanted cottage . ., intuition, insight, and imagination. Kate speaks a different languagein symbols . . . But home economics is 50 PI'CICficol, SR Syr'I'Iphony oEL Muyl I.IS!'IET?'J daily letters . . . capable chairman of Science Conference . - - Early to bed, early to rise . - . sparkling blue eyes . .- pleusqntly frank . . . industrious people are always happy-: MATHEMATICS ECONOMICS Margot, with a T . . . there's room in the chaos . . . cluttered closet . . . I'm going to stay up late tonight. . . . pins and plans . stacksin the library . . . typing tolls . . . dynamic debator ... cigarette drags, coffee dregs . . . bobby pins best friend . . . il be alright, don't you think? Tall and slender . . . supports the S.N.S. . . . BermudaBelafontel -+ . our ficket to a home away from home . . . C'mon in for awhile ., . productive procrastination . . . warm and understand- ing ... . for better Student-Faculty relations! . . . vigilent duena of virgin fruit-flies . . . unequaled poise. BOTANY 41 ANNE MARGOT CROSS JUDITH BARBARA CROUCH NANCY CROWELL LINDA JEAN CUNNINGHAM 200L0gy Brown Shetland . . . Help, my salamanders are hemorrhaging Personality of character . . . sporadic member of SNS . . . spop. taneous . . . How depressing! . . . Relax! . . . wall to yq carpeting with wanderlust . . . gams . . . gift of laughter , , . Bermuda Buggy Ride . .. eyes like a seductive Guernsey . ., roommate unsurpassed. N CROLL-WIFE f Likable, loquacious House President of E. A. . . . It never rains where I come froml , . Adlais Representative from Ellensburg -+ But I like garlicl . . Ellensburg Daily Record . . . Chamber of Commerce, Society and Population Reports . . . glamour pus and Tamulie Piaie x Good grUVYl .. . Whose cigurei'fei? RELIGION 42 SOCIOLOGY BERNELLE CURTIS Anybody going fo the snackshop? . . . sleeps til noon . . . best maid for roomie . . . Pushups anyone? . . . Hi-fi fiend . . . YOh Keek . . . 3rd floor Dorothy Dix . . . summers on the Vineyard ... Shetland sweaters . . . lots of bounce . . . artistic flair . . . greeting cards for every occasion. As the room goes . . . unbelievable family stories about Fish Net, Sir Stretch, ef ol . . . This gold fishll livel . . . adept at the Gpeact. .. Dear Mr. Stevenson . . . the far-cycling Cuyler . . . Chaucer and folk-music . . . perceptive . . . the squish fest . . . scopades at Alpha Diddly Poo. ENGUISH EUGENIA PERRY CUYLER 43 CAROL DANA e How can I help but adore you? . . . an open heart and an open mind . . . gregarious . . . facts for the surface with a deep understanding beneath . . . little girl's ways with a big girls mind . . . an honor student with a feeling for the modern world, 11 DANA, CAROL ! Perpetually embarrassed . . . vivacious . . . naturally curly hair . .. always brushing teeth . . . punster . . . neatness personified . - calm, cool, and collected . . . club-of-the-month . . . chapel-falk -+ - flair for Spain . . . Dederick's Chungs Tours, Wd. . 5 01 lady of Gaylord. DOROTHY DEDERICK 4 SPANISH MUSIC ANNE MARY DETERANDO Songstress . . . infamous laundry bag . . . conscientious . . . petticoats . . . Big deall . . . Purple for Wagner . . . private concerts for Harkness . . . My girlfriend . . . organization personified . . . Am I really naive? . . . early to bed . . . I don't get it . .. trips to Holmes Hall. G 'J: pRR 35S o x$ o AT LY AORE-Y T o S LAINIE ML Staten Island is civilized. . . . If I get a phone call, I'm at News. . . . gamine coiffure . . . Dear Young Living Editor . . . Beechnut, Lipton's and Macintoshes . . . decapitated pet . . foshing eyes with a smile to match . . . a chain of letters . . . honesty and warmth in friendship. ELAINE G. DIAMOND GOVERNMENT - BARBARA DIXON HISTORY Playfulness masking hidden depths . . . New Jerseyite yeah . ballerina extraordinaire, over chairs and under sofas . . , keen analysis of the latest news . . . My kingdom for a horsel , . prudence tempered with droll humor . . . lost for a semester along ; with THE dress. BARB TORTIE Yes, my grandmother's name was Hortense. . . . morning moods - typing tirades . . . invariably verbose . . . infectious effervescence . . . the printer's devil . . . continual correspondence - . assignments in wet ink . . . anchors to stay . . . Toal ... a New Yorker with small town ideas. HORTENSE FISHER DUNLAP ECONOMICS GERMAN DOROTHY ANN EGAN Long, blonde locks, and almost six feet . . . That's a good idear! ... Why don't you come up and see me sometime? . . . gentle foct . . . inifiative is the ability to do something without being fold . . . her year's loss was our gain . . . our regal Chief Justice. Newest senior . . , cinco colegios, y que pasa? . . . Eli wins again! +- Are you studying now? . . . I just may get that paper in m. mo ++ . knit-wit . . . known for knees and knocking . . . a GUlet presence . . . pet peeve: short weekends. ENGLISH MARTHA J. ELLIOT 47 DOROTHY MAY FEROE ENGLIsK Weekends at Yale . . . a candy bar a day keeps the doctor away i .. flowers . . . curtainless room . . . Harkness branch of the library . . . neat page boy . . . Oh bilge . .. weekly phone calls from Dad .. At Baldwin . . . conscienfious . . . through w Inferno with Dante . . . raised eyebrow . . . harmonizer, 2 SUE 7 Philosopher . . . 11:00 p. m. papers . . . imagination . . . Should I'cut my hair? . . . stunning in black . . . Bruch's violin concert -+ - science fiction . . . dreamer . . . from abstract paintings 1 happy face cartoons . . . walks in the country . . . Yale rebel ... That's neuroficl . . . Lay your sleeping head my love. SUSAN HOWELL FITCH ART CHEMISTRY One of the chem twins . . . changeable moods and hairstyles . . . addict of bridge . . . sleeping in class . . . coffee 'n cigarettes after midnight . . . inventories at the post office . . . in the lab, winter or summer . . . Meet Me in St. Louis . . . bell-bottom beau . . . ffs of laughter and poised serenity. For France, for Scarsdale, for family, and for friends . . . Haven't opened a book. . . . loves crossword puzzles, but never a cross word . . . Manas's nightly visitor . . . Will no one tell us what she sings? . ., life is beautiful . . . Someday My Prince Will Comel FRENCH 49 JANET EILEEN FLANAGAN JERI FLUEGELMAN ANTOINETTE MAGARACI FOSTER VANDA FRANCESCA FRANCESE HISTORY Oh, that blue sweater-dress! . . . spontaneous combustion at the piano . . . our musical pride and joy-Irving Berlin of Junjor Show and Melodrama . . . waterskier . . . overpointing: proof that brains and beauty mix . . . commuting from California . , . Only three weeks until 1 see John! Allo bbel . . . a flash of gold from typewriter keys to art books to telephone, and thence to trains . . . blithe disregard for convenfion . . . magnetic personality that fulfills its first promise -+ - unwilling to compromise in a persevering search for meaning + .+ . Not TOO divinel ART HISTORY ENGLISH Hair styles by Jean Louise . . . guardian angel . . . brownies with or without nuts from Cornelia Otis Skinner . . . unassuming charm ... New York is a suburb of Herkimer . . . ladylike sophistication ... Poetess Laureate . . . Vienna, my city of dreams . . . mature thoughts in serenity. f x 8y L5 E s iy IR Thet sensational shriek . . . capricious, capable, conscientious . . . more than twenty-four hours in a day . . . the madness of myopia ... lengthy illegible letters . . . springtime shift to the South ... thoughtfulness and understanding . . . Small things amuse mel -+ . Marblehead's gift to the waiting world. SPANISH 51 JEAN GALLO CONSTANCE LEE GARLAND BARBARA ALICE GARLOCK JOAN GILBERT CHILD DEVELOPMENT The Schedule . . . nursery school pathfinder . . . Holy Nipperi . . our Swiss miss . . . cherubic charm and a special glow . . On Wisconsin and Bermuda Buggy Ride . . . reflection behind crinkly eyes . . . the right pillar of the library . .. chunks of cheese and vina rosa . . . the Longmeadow whirl. JOANIE e A meeting a night . . . a dilly of a Democrat . . . Friday night dinner at Gilbert's . . . generous concern for all people . . . the big three: Political Forum, I.R.C., and News . . . So who needs it? . .. our gal with a smile . . . Commuters loss, Freeman's gain. GOVERNMENT 52 Z00LOGY MYRNA E. GOLDBERG You know what I mean . . . microscopic details . . . weekend traveler to Boston and Middletown . . . slim-lined sheaths . . . from honey bunny to sweet child . . . member of Nightowls, Inc. ... worry and work seem inseparable . . . Still waters run deep. . . . hair of gold, eyes of blue. Camping in her carrel . . . the Fool in Muffie's play . . . Coffee, coffee anyone? . . . unlimited energy for just living . . . I am going to the infirmary to sleep tonight. . . . Oh, I forgotl . . . Why can't men be just good friends? . . . the Boswellian Journals, ENGLISH MARY SPENCER GOODNOW 53 JOAN MARY GOODSON EMILY-ANN GRAHAM ENGLISH Princess Valiant . . . there's humor in life . . . No joke, what! I wear? . . . it's a group affair . . . ideas expressed in silence . ., the other half of Tuttle . . . generosity and sincerity reflected in dark brown eyes . . . That's a fershlunkin thing to dol ... an ease in living. R Hey there, you with the stars in your eyes! . . . love at first s'igi: : f .hgerterosity - . . books and black gloves . . . the left P CII'DD. the Iubrary o diligent diarist . . g exci'redly eloquent - -+ Dairy Queens . . . our meticulous lady . . . that Lord and Taylor look, HISTORY 54 Naive but knowing . . . infectious laughter . . . Up a Lazy River ... a classroom in Berlin . . . frank and irrelevant . . . bath powder and pink pajamas . . . always in earnest . . . delight with detail ... soft shades, sensitive line, intricate color. g 3 CONNIE The Possum . . . a blaring victrola and a deaf roommate . . . l dreamed I went fo a football game in my U. Va. chariot . . . X Marc-s the spot . . . but Pos, the paper's not due for two months. . . , ever-neat den . . . beaver grin. HISTORY 55 SABRA KEENE GRANT CONSTANCE MAY GREEN SARAH GREENE NANCY ELLEN GRONDONA GOVERNMENT Pleasures of an appendectomy in a Thunderbird . . . hate to be a wet blanket. . . . ice boat, sail boat, shrimp boat , , . Dudeene's . . . Anyone for a thirty-five mile hike? . . . organi. zation! . . . wee small notes . . . Save the gristle for me. . ., yogi positions . . . blonde pigtails. l Raotional Romantic creating an abstract impression . . . Whiff wisdom . . . frenzied poise . . . blasts of Bach, Beethoven, and Belafonte . . . Doonisms . . . think I can see my way out of it now. . . . cokes and cat naps . . . The Importance of Being Ernest. ART 56 ENGLISH Nobody even noticed my kilts. . . . Roman holiday . . . dreams of glory . . . hysterical giggle . . . theatrical hours . . . sagging pony tail . . . Your knows is crooked. . . . It really is. . . Did anybody leave these in father's apartment? . . . bare f? !Q Muii feet . . . Dudeene's. LORRIE 0 A Knickerbocker' . . . What's the score? . . . studying? . . . longer and longer talks . . . lab. tech. . . . chief bottle washer . ... Bermuda beach parties . . . perpetual packing for Helomg ik seven year itch . . .one Manns gain was Lorrie's loss . . . pet peeve: restricted weekends . . . Water, water, everywhere. I00L0GY 57 MARTHA GROSS . LORRAINE HAEFFNER DAISY MARIE HAHNEBACH ANN MITCHELL HAMILTON ENGLIsK Ping . . - Nobody laughs at my jokes. . . . You don't mean do you? . . . enigmatic combination of naivet and sophisticq. fion . . . a royal smile that packs a wallop . . . champagne party . . . interior decorating with a flair . . . a concoction of graciousness and sparkling charm. b o R NANCY A mind to censor and a mind to understand . . . the resounding gavel and a spontaneous smile . . . striding across campus . - around-the-clock activity . . . hockey shoes and tennis racket . - . cloistered concentration . . . the monograms and a Yale ring . . - perpetual teas, tweeds, and theology. HISTORY 58 CLASSICS SARA P. HARGROVE The room agreed? . . . illustrated class notes . . . studies planned around the coffee breaks . . . clever ideas . . . record connoisseur Art movies, anyone? . . . crossword puzzles . . . the Pollock phase . . . Made in occupied Coney Island. . . . impulsive . . . best Greek versifier since the blind bard . . . ltalian fruit boots ... handlebarring Hargrove. Enthusiost of Junior Colleges, Pine Manor in Particular . . . Can't remember where we're living now. . . . jabbler . . . effervescent + - . explores the intellect . . . plans to hostel through Europe o - stage debut in junior year a la bed bugs . . . sweeiness personified. Z00LOGY GYNETH HARRIS 59 JUDITH INGALLS HARTT ADA ANDERS HEIMBACH HISTORy A cheerful hi for all . . . Going to chapel? . .. a lost weskeng ... unceasing, generous hospitality . . . Just one last stop, , , ambitious worker . . . many papers . . . always something to dq . sympathetic listener . . . Night, night . . . faithful friend . sincere interest in people. Wide-eyed agreement and a chipmonk grin . . . reverence for the mystical . . . constant progression . . . preconceived art with a Mother Goose emphasis . . . Sir William . . . slim ltalian heels on a Wesleyan campus . . . Wee Elfin . . . foreign intrige + + + lady diplomat . . . Anyhoo . . . clowns . . . Arrivederci Roma . . . Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. ART 60 ART The sunshine of her smile, the sparkle in her eyes . . . vivacity, vitality, activity . . . a finger in every pie . . . efficiency and pmdlcahty . the great outdoors . . . Mozart and Modigliani The proper study of mankind is MEN! . . . raindrops n KQ?O HELLER o b S Miss Henry, tell us about three-sided pyramids. . . . a rolling loping stride . . . a collection of shoe relics . . . Oh Pshaw Ido declare. . . . old fashioned browns and olive greens, antique gold and scarab bracelets . . . lady from Lebanon with a country air. EDUCATION 61 JOAN CAROLE HELLER ANN HOLLAND HENRY ANNE LAWRENCE HILDRETH LUCIE HOBLITZELLE HISTORY Urdu is the language of Pakistan . . . snowbunny and elephant tears . . . the piano that rocked the American Embassy . . , bring your TALL tales to Annie . . . the warmth of her friendship . , , folklore on a guitar . . . prolonged weekends . . . lover of ife, Fnchunled Cottage . . . the big change . . . the climb to the Ivory tower . . . Starr-water-bottle . . . Spring does things fo me. . . . Do you have an Italian dictionary? . . . president of the Bad Actors Club . . . determined, organized, and yet the element of surprise and change. ENGLISH 62 SPANISH ELIZABETH ANNE HORIGAN sun-drenched isles and Caribbean calypso . . . a natural warmth and sincerity . . . But kids, you're not being practicall . . . banner-spangled walls . . . Arrivederci Roma . . . paints and posters . . . meringues, maracas, and cha-cha-cha . . . family reunions at Yale . . . a philosophic understanding and calm. BETTINE I SANDY - Is noisy hour. . . . red flannel pajamas . . . I've got a Sl slipper . , , piling up favors . . . mask-her-aid . . . all smiles -+ . hostess with the mostest . . . endearing young charms . . . A heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. ART SANDRA HORN 63 MADELEINE JEAN HUBER BARBARA JEAN HUMBLE ECONOMICS Erom one crisis to another . . . sneakers and spirit . . . Hoy tall is he? . . . from the pages of Vogue . . . early morning cheer . . . Spanish to the tune of knitting needles . . . ping-pong, skates, and fennis courts . . . Other things being equal- . . natural and vivacious. QJ 8 Calm though the mountains roared . . . dorm typist . . . onfo the nursery school . . . partial to redheads . . . that boy up the street . . . never idle . . . knitting and embroidering . . . cigarette and coffee break . . . reliable, resourceful, and respected . . - l meanyou know . . , Friendship is always helpful. CHILD DEVELOPMENT SOCIOLOGY LOULIE GORDON HYDE Drooping knee socks, saddle shoes, coon coat . . . shower hour soprano . . . order out of chaos . . . I love Malian movies! . . . tennis . . . grey-blue apparition . . . Sava-Soul Mission defender ... forthright . . . Goodnight, gang. . . . Dudeene's . . . cow eyes and dimples. : 7 55 W gf v N -;:-. LOU-BAG 7 82 My Gawd! . . , Pennies for Peyton . . . modern poetry . . . commuters trains . . . hatless with wind blown hair . . . What every young bride should know . . . the Gourmet's Cookbook Bergdorf Goodman wedding gown . . . red sneakers, martinis, the theatre, and Scott . . . blithe sophistication. ENGLISH MONICA HYDE JUNE MARIE IPPOLITO ZOOLOGY John forever . . . itch, tickle, and scratch . . . red afiracts . , , . let's have coffeeten o'clock. . . . mischievous grin . . Roommate! You and 1! . . . Chopin and Tom Lehrer . . . Does anybody know a school board chairman? . . . just a sideline sneaker . . . the green-blanket sickness . . . Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Parlez-vous frangais? . . . competition for Segovia . . . Irish gift of gab . . . pretty blue eyes . . . Yes, my father's a doctor. - . . The movie wasnt good, but the cartoonI . . . lives by the horoscope . . . summer at Middlebury . . . life of the party. MARY JAMES FRENCH CHEMISTRY The other chem twin . . . energy plus . . . milk before bedtime ... knitting, patience, and perseverance . . . to Hale and back ... at home on the hockey field or on a piano stool . . . regular concert goer . . . always off to a meeting . . . fascinated by a student of Chinese characters . . . shy but friendly. 2t o 4 SANEY i Scuffling bedroom slippers . . . cosmic thirst . . . Just putzing around. . . . chess in Washington Square . . . Oh Schmaltz! .+ . breakfast beer mug with a craving for coffee . . . transatlan- fic telephone bill . . . V'll call Dudeene and tell him to open. .. Old E . . . levis, trench coat, shirt tails. HISTORY 67 SANDRA CONGDON JELLINGHAUS ELIZABETH J. JOHNSON JOAN FARACI JONES NANCY LEE KEITH PSYCHOLOGY Chuck and Joan, a new duo senior year . . . forever looking for subject, rodent, or student . . . Australia and Missouri, here we comel . . . And where did I leave? . . . pet peeve: com- pulsion . . . organization, efficiency, systemization . . . He that nought n'assayeth nought nacheveth. MIZ' JONES Quietly efficient . . . yen and ability for sports . . . Harkness branch of the infirmary . . . two-term president . . . humility . . . everything saved and classified . . . New London's answer to Sam Goody . . . bass voice harmony . . . her room is a buffer zone for noise . . . Eat it, it's good for you. CHILD DEVELOPMENT ENGLISH MARTHA ANN KELLY From the margin of the bath came the Tall One. . . . the placid player with a continental air . . . electrifying Electra . . . Got a test tomorrow; think Ill go to bed. . . . it's gotta be Russian . . . Headin' for the Hunsriick in the Healey. BARBIE Shoes to set my feet a-dancing . . . Anyone for bridge? . .. fypewriter at late hours . . . idealist . . . naive . . . He's intellec- tual, he's from New York . . . that wide-eyed open look . . . Oh that's just darling! . . . travel interests . . . good things come in small packages. ENGLISH BARBARA ANN KING 69 ELIZABETH KIRCH KAREN LOUISE KLEIN HISTORY 1gave me a room, Ill be back. . . . coffee anyone? . . . lady of modesty . . . ready to laugh at a moment's notice . . . 5 quietly reserved . . . that s-l-o-w Mid-Western drawl . . . Hon. estlyl . . . dry humor . . . subtle sideline comments . . . habitual tennis player . . . outward calm and inner anxieties. Know what mean? . . . constantly busy . . . greatest orator? ... Pres. . .. credit cards . . . Are you a Harcum girl? . .- broad appetite, slender figure . . . bubbling enthusiasm . - unforgettable giggle . . . stage fright with sound effects . - - Elsie, can't we turn the radiator on? . . . straight arrow . .- honest. ENGLISH 70 ART JEANNE KRAUSE Hey, second floor! . . . cardigans and swing sweater . . . after- noon dresses . . . sensitivity . . . I've got a slipper! . . . the girl with the educated paint brush . . . a pun my word . . . Pecple, it's Ideall . . . witch's brew . . . Her quiet charm has won her many friends. 5 o L w c m As merry as the day is long . . . effervescent . . . trips the light fantastic . . . ConnChord's Song Mistress . . . the tooth's the thing in which she'll find the ring . . . grand slams and coffee CUps . . . planes, cones, and cylinders . . . information please? ++ - pulls the purse strings . . . dimpled friendship. MATHEMATICS SUZANNE KRIM 71 JEAN FRANKENFIELD KYTE GOVERNMENT have measured out my life with coffee spoons. . . . bom sired . . . saverkraut sent from Pennsylvania . . . Im going to call this whole thing offl . . . poison ivy in January . . . keep it gay . . . always the reason for the howls . . . occasional fits of neatness . . . band of gold. JAN I'm so excited! s big MQC il fhree B;su Ul'ld I'IOREY ok an, i I've got a slipper! . . . Mascot Hunt Marathon . . . Common sense is natures gift but reason is an art. . . . i gni-vidi-vinct - .. nap-time . . . her conversation is like a revolving door. JANET DIANE LARSEN ART 72 SPANISH w slender sefiorita . . . that long golden hair . . . blue Ford with o mooo . . . My goodness, I believe it's precipitatingl . . . with an eye on June . . . our conscientious worker . . . an engi- neer's dream . . . all her ways are pleasantness and all her paths ! GRANADR I ore peace. You know . . . the perpetual diet . . . the last minute rush .. Anyone have a child she wants developed? . . . Bridge- l it? . . . stock in the coffee company . . . coffeegienal -+ . president of the study den . . . the intellect is at its best in the early morning hours. CHILD DEVELOPMENT 73 MARGARET ANN LERNER PHYLLIS SANDRA LEVIN KATHERINE BINGHAM LINDSAY ART Four scene designs due at once . . . art agent for C. Woods ., . . Dudeene's . . . Chicago Horse Show weekends and a horse named Kyore . . . talent scout for folk singers . . . fruit boots ... amato tomato . . . active ke campaigner . . . unpredictable ... the artist of Bleeker Street. AR A h..' b IQ a st 1 S ok i S - e R vy T Iws 2 3 'i z F KATIE 2 z 3 . 4 E 2, 3. 4, !! nrv-'h s Divine . . . one-sided suntan . . . busy weekends . . . varied dates . . . famous night at the Garde . . . meals between snacks . . . craving for crackers . . . height of fashion . . . Karen, can't we open the window just a crack? . . . buried beneath news papers . . . passion for politics . . . knits for nephews. ELSIE CAROL LOEB GOVERNMENT 74 ENGLISH That's absurd! . . . The measles like me anyway. . . . Scotch blood . . . weakly flowers . . . leisurely riser . . . shoes from outer space; footnotes for R. T. . . . who spirited away the class spirit? . . . But I've led such a NORMAL lifel . . . idealist . . . capable . . . deep respect for the individualist. Lf DONNER W From grass skirfs to skis . . . fantastic tales and wild gestures to match . . . our own authority of Army-Navy games . . . it's just another hairdo . . . Say, how's your young man? . .. anchors away . .. to the ships and the sea. HISTORY 75 SARAH FRANCES LUCHARS DONNA MacKENZIE CAMILLE ROCHELLE MAGGIORE GERALDINE FLORENCE MAHER FRENCH And off she goesquick as a flash . . . ltalian sweetness yith French overtones . . . from Dante to Hugo . . . tea and sympathy ... Je me demande. . . . What shall I wear? . .. lovely Hula hands . . . Che sara sara . . . flashing eyes and capfi- vating smile. i ANDOVER. That champagne sparkle . . . all the world's a stage . . . Hey gang! . . . Wheezy . . . teacher's pet . .. My little man does too have hairl . . . weekends at Andover . . . play, prom: one production or another . . . it's got to be Early American . .. a mirror of personality reflecting sterling qualities. HISTORY 76 ENGLISH Cross country and continent . . . That drives me to distraction! . She's funny as all get out . . . journalist of renown . creative personality . . . theatrical genius . . . I have one thing to say and one thing only. . . . vices: cigarettes and procrastina- ton .. . a rich mind . . . sophisticated lady. Hey, you guys! . . . champagne and chuckles . . . Diana Mann Witherspoon . . . President, Hoof-in-Mouth Club . . . chemical equilibriumjacks and work . . . essence of embalming fluid . . . USS Date Bureau . . . from notebooks to cookbooks . . . knit-wit -+ Come see us; bring a rakel . . . Mother Mann. 100L0GY 77 ELAINE MANASEVIT DIANA WITHERSPOON MANN JACQUELINE MARKUN SANDRA RUTH MAXFIELD ENGLISH The Quil . . . imaginative writer . . . themes from behind locked doors . . . cross-country dating . . . the deaf roommate . Freshman Fiasco . . . great quantities of golden beverage . . On Wisconsin . . . Coastie buddy . . . Duke of Iron . . . our linguist: joie de vivre, non E vero? . .. O-oop! . .. modesty, sincerity, warmth. Five of eight, in nightshirt, wailing Wait a sec for mel . .. conversationalist . . . Does anyone know 'Persian Kitten'? . - - Shwiffs . . . individual study with Margaret Mead . . . exuberart -+ - White Horse parties at the boat yard . . . concert connoisseur -+ - Shetlands and collar pins . . . Coffee break? . . . sincerely humanitarian. SOCIOLOGY 78 PSYCHOLOGY JOAN ETHEL MAYWOOD y got a slipper! . . . Hey, you'll never guess what happened todayl . . . equestrian talent . . . amateur psychologist . . sports lllustrated . . . haunting melodies . . . almost a chanteuse? .. weekend traveler . . . pendant pins make casual curls . . Her eyes so soft and bluetake carel SUSIE Trans-Atlantic commuter . . . hanging maps and falling horse- shoss ., ., flower and plant enthusiast . . . frilly and feminine +. Oh, fiddle-dee-deel . . . Who wants grinders? . . . Tomantic idealist . , . artistically inclined . . . questioning nature ++informal philosopher . . . persistent in upholding beliefs . . . Pafience and fime , . . Ich spreche ein wenig Deutsch. HISTORY AZALEA ADELAIDE McDOWELL T SUZANNE MEEK RITA MORINE HISTORY Literary gen-ee-us . . . Call me Ishmael. . . . Don't mention melodramal . . . Nobody loves me . . . Greenwich Village haunts . . . amato tomato . . . e-gad . . . I found it in the old clothes box. . . . Allbright sausage slicers . . . Mal . . . Stern says . . . Dudeene's . . . Das ist leicht gesagt. Praecipue felix . . . Latin lover . . . Semper Paratus . . . amateur astronomer . . . Commuters Emily Post . . . What we need is organization! .. It's Shwiffs, not Schwiffs. . . . tennis anyone? - - - bit parts and chorus lines . . . seventeenth century dreamer .+ . a Tuvite forever . . . inspiration . . . All for love and noth- ing for reward ENGLISH 80 ANNE MULLICAN SOCIOLOGY Pong . . . It's not contagious, folks. . . . There are mailbuoys. . the King and I . . . contagious laugh . . . good story teller . work breaks between coffee breaks . . . Wait til your children need counseling! . . . music lover . . . genuine and generous interest in people. - MICKEY v SRR K: 0 4, 3700 85318 o 2 N s there o doctor in the house? . . . fruit flies and salamanders ++the girls . , . Want anything at the snack shop? . . . cokes o eleven . . . heart of gold . . . possesses those qualities upon which friendship lives . . . Few things are impossible to diligence and skl 100106y JO ANNE MUNIGLE 81 CAROLINE ELIZABETH MYERS ELIZABETH HAHN OBRASKY SOCIOLOGY Deep dimples and laughing blue eyes . . . the old black faille ... I've got a ,Iippgrl .. . Caco, not cocoa . . . white shirts, they never wear out . . . it's a bad sitch . . . long-traveling laundry . . . Dentine monopoly . . . frue to her word, her werk, and her friends. Where can we find a fourth? . . . medicals to New Haven and a medical father-in-law . . . made 1110 Ocean Avenue famous . . . social graces and originalityConnecticut's replacement for Perle Mesta . . . thoroughly organized . . . enthusiastically exe: cuted ideas . . . genuine warmth . . . comfortably modern. 700106 82 MUSIC Fiddles her time away . . . Have you seen Catullus? . . . You don't know Jennifer? . . . Come to the recital tonightthey'll serve refreshments. . . . forceful opinions . . . illogical logicality ... defies analysis . . . looks for the shortcut . . . individuality makes life a mixture. JANIE-O 73 BLOSSOM Vf Root-sides smiling ot me. . . . O den of iniquity. . . . Well oNyway, you know what I mean. . . . grossly underbid . . . We can't qll be clever. . . . in praise of Willie, Mrs. J, and the 90ed doctor , , , Freudian French and chaotic conversation. BOTANY 83 JANE OVERHOLT DIANA FRANCES PACKER DOLORES PAGANI IRENE PANTAGES ECONOMICS Tapping toes and scurrying steps . . . sparkling dark eyes . . . stocks, speculations, campaign speeches . . . from Gleason to g Boheme . . . St. Patrick's O'Pagani . . . energy and enthu- siasm . . . everything an exciting experience . . . widening horizons. ?Q;? N s 3 .C 3 - M h T RENIE F Bridge fanatic . . . The Organizer . . . Listen to this . . . long New York weekends . . . My Fair Lady not once but twice . . . friendliness . . . Phy Sci genius . . . classical music -+ + All we have to wear for the Bishop is stockings. . - - vivacity and determination. SPANISH 84 HISTORY ' SYLVIA PASTERNACK Say girls, what do you think of this? . . . music lover . . . widely travelled on the Eastern seaboard: Yale, Harvard . . . Snookle . . . perennial smile . . . sixth course: bridge . . . Early American . . . conservative dresser . . . charming . . . accomplishments are many. a . Jupy Madem Goren . . . time has no meaning . . . snack shop reserva- fion ... . there's a future in government . . . Now let's get or- ganized! . . . Close my windows and Vll rise. . . . half hour dissertations . . . the sport's the thing . . . now, Stella . . . gregated food . . . Rowena Zilch . . . dominant, deductive, and determined, COVERNMENT JUDITH VERA PEARCE 85 PHILOSOPHY ELIZABETH PEER want a dark, damp hole to philosophize in. . .. comedy to despair and back again . . . chess, cartoons, and cosmic thirst . creation spasms at 3 AM. . . . Really, he's just a friend! .. . that villainous laugh . . . cautioncerebrating . . . Just ravishing, thank you. I meant to get up earlier. . . . tea at four . . . domesticated hairdresser . . . front row center for Marsey's plays . . . had her . fling at waitressing, favored advertising more . . . accumulated i wardrobe . . . Ah know, but be practical. . . . a Norther awareness, but Southern to the core. ENGLISH DUNSTER PETTIT 86 ART Casval clotheshorse . . . pixie haircut . . . red and purple combo .. princess in vogue . . . midnight oilpainting . . . aestheti- cally vague . . seemingly naive . . . menace at tennis, Goren ot bridge . . . contact with coastal activities . . . ;':arty poise .. cabs fo Cayvuga . . . Oh, you girrls! Sophisticated naivetd . . . meticulous and methodical . . . What, M worry? . . . polar bears in Brunswick . . . the long years and long epistles . . . dreamer . . . Mooselet . . . descriptive periences . . , flash cards . . . thoughtful . . . Tea For Two +++ Imagination is funny . . . Oh kids! . . . little note leaver -+ idealist, HISTORY 87 MEREDITH LOUISE PRINCE MIRIAM JOAN PROSSWIMMER KAY ELLEN RANKIN SALLY ANN READ HISTORY Logical? . . . educational philosophy: I love kids! . . . convert from tent to straight skirts . . . History is not a sciencel . . . Ella habla espaiol poquisimo . . . loyal oppositionist . . . Good afternoon, Connecticut College. . . . But summer school isn't easy! . . . When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Disorganized efficiency . . . her room a windy city . . . unexpect- ed phone calls at unexpected times . . . the casual approach - ivied walls, picture frames, and chianti bottles . . . a book of poems . . . surf, sun, and sand . . . lure of the unknown . .. behind that quiet exterior . . . warmth and excitement. ENGLISH 88 AT KATHARINE NASH REYNOLDS Ardent scene designer . . . varied talents . . . always a smile ... recently a fango expert . . . many Arabian friends . Harvard Summer School landmark . . . beautiful complexion . . vAnd it only cost $2.98! . . . warm understanding . . . charts for Mrs. Morris . . . a quotation for every occasion . . . delightful creativity. p::n:mglidreuml s hustle and that bustle . . . cross-country chites uni'.'. magic n?arks . . . unlimited friends, unlimited nqu;,u imited overnights . . . the cosmopolitan traveler: iy lifu t? E'-'foi-?e . . . that yummy chocolate . . . savoir- + - life like a ride in a chariot. LD DEVELOPMENT ANN RUSSELL RICHARDSON 89 JOSEPHINE FAYETTE SAIDLA ECONOMICS 3-D personality: Jo, Fayette, Phiner . . . Hallooo . . . Silliman salute . . . a piece of thread, an old bedspread, a dress of red ... Well, let me tell you . . . What a sketch! . . . our social secretary . . . creativity: greeting cards to ec. charts . ., dining room demon. N i My eyes have been in eight hours. . . . the organizer: Seaside, radio technicians, dorm social activities . . . that Sampson laugh . - . Monday nights at the reserve desk . . . infirmary patience -+ . camera fiend . . . offers relief from classical compositions. JOAN SAMPSON HISTORY PHYSICS SARA JEAN SANGDAHL Clock mobile adjustor . . . plant doctor . . . What a grouch! .. grinders . . . pigay banks . . . prehistoric passions . . iregular hours . . . Norwegian sweaters . . . Honor Court's Min- dte Man . . . stonds alone in choice of major . . . When are we going fo have steak? . . . subtle sarcasm, quiet humor. JEAN New York, New York, It's a Wonderful Town . . . oodles of phistication . , . the feel of green satin . . . I'm still hungry. ++ theatre enthusiast . . . dinner ot Maxims . . - European Yaveler , . . tomato juice and good service . . . quick wif . . . e fountainhead of frank advice. BNGusH JOAN BELMONT SCHWARTZ 21 BARBARA CAROLINE SHARPLES MARGARETTA D. SHAW ECONOMICS Ladies! . . . candy boats and peppermint sundaes . . . three Manhattans . . . skeins 'n skeins from Shetland Importers . fiscal frenzies . . . stacks of notecards . . . lives modern . typing in Indian positions . . . ambiguous eyesight . . . unas. suming . . . our favorite confidante . . . four rivers, new ports, Navy blues. Hi groupl . . . smothered with mothers . . . I've got a slipper! . rec hall's prime mover . . . shot down . . . energy and persistence conquers all . . . Who's a leader? . . . But I just washed it . . . Olympic candidate . . . Why must school all labor be, and so early in the morning? PHYSICAL EDUCATION 92 ENGLISH Unpredictable . . . have plenty of time to make the 3:04 if I leave at 3:031 . . . literary or flirtatious . . . erratic sleeping schedule . . . another A . . . innocent gaze . . . our Dorothy Dix . . . millions of clothes . . . five-day weekends . . . Will it be Utopian or abysmal tomorrow? Eu V letter . . . Germany is calling. . . . campus movie . . . Seconds anybody? . . . dignity on the run . . . stick-to-itive- es ... All my courses are in the library. . . . in the mood for food . ... I don't believe in long engagements! . . . got a problem, go fell Es, EDUCATION 923 ENID SIEWART ESTHER SUSAN SKOKAN CARROLL ANN SMITH HISTORY The Smith . . . four years' devotion to C.G.A. and Jimbo . ., Oh, those fluttering eyes . . . goodies in the bottom drawer ... crusader of the year . .. I cover the waterfront. . . . 7:30 A.M. phone calls . . . salty but sweet . . . depth of perception with a cup of tea. SMITTY I don't wanna . . . guffaws and guffaws floating from Freeman . . . that early morning charm . . . Zutl . . . frustrating French . . . procrastination: doin' what comes naturally . . . naivet . - . Have you locked in the mirror lately? . . . the big frip home . . . Comedy of Errors. ELLEN ROSS SMITH FRENCH 94 RELIGION Howdy doo . . . Paul Tillich versus Winnie the Pooh . . . snack shop and sficky buns . . . sweet, sincere, and sympathetic . The Rev . . . What's a four letter word for African gum tree? ... Say, Dad . . . our cheerful early morning riser . . . a personality that inspires confidence. a9 43 ey CAROL N See the sparkle in her eye . . . creativity . . . I'll think my way i silence . . . phone calls from abroad . . . softly blushes . . . fradition on parade . . . Isn't that cute. . . . tales of far away + - rationality and good judgment . . . Tell me, I love to laugh. ENGLISH 95 NANCY FROTHINGHAM SNEDEKER CAROLYN SPAULDING ANN CHRISTIE SPENCER GRETCHEN STEFFKE ECONOMICS The proper Bostonian . . . it's happy hour . . . Meanwhile, back at the ranch . . . cute as a button . . . She's undecided now ... anti-qg Annie . . . 8:29 breakfaster . . . the silent one . . knit one, purl two, rip five . . . willow in a windstorm. l want my fat rabbit . . . Malloveshome away from home - - - the sign of the eagle . . . les petites feetes . . . talcum, lotions, and potions . . . It's not the original cost; it's the up- keep. . . . My kingdom for a horse. . .. A. J.'s pixie and our horticulturist. HISTORY 96 SPANISH Oh, kids . . . Tennis anyone? . . . toast of Mexico . . . cow-eyes . . . impeccable appearance . . . crossword puzzle fan, Quija addict . . . bags of food in the corner . . . haircuts better than the bees knees . . . usually Northbound . . . gave up smoking yesterday . . . model's figure . . . Oh, those Mexican men! CONNIE Ly Ifs neat, screaming, heavenly, gagging, but it's so aesthetic! - the joiner . . , snowed at Stowe . . . male magnet . . . It's :houi these overnights , . . Bendel's Bandbox . . . But he's ook and ladder 551 . . . travel folders for Hawaii, Chile, Kitsbishl, and even Tibet, ART HISTORY 97 CONSTANCE FAY STEIN JOAN WILLIAMSON STEVENS NANCY STEVENS ANN STODDARD PSYCHOLOGY Amuse me, somebody . . . pigtails . . . no mittens . . . worn out sneakers . . . pug nose . . . cheery smile . . . hockey sticks in both hands . . . A.A. Pres. . . . unmixed-up Psych major . .. endless lists and schedules . . . Don't sit on my poodle dogs! ... He's adequate. . . . factful . . . enthusiastic. Vi 7 1l NANCE X The red witch . . . crossword puzzle addict . . . I'd rather work in the library! . . . Zdravstvietsie, Anna. . . . that horrible pink quilt . . . avid record-of-the-monther . . . meticulous miss 's the salting away you don't likel . . . Well, what have you people accomplished? . . . sophisticated feline. HISTORY 98 HISTORY Our red-headed historian . . . And Tom says . . . up.at the farm . . . love those sausage dogs . . . What would I do with a slide rule? . . . Next year at this timel . . . neatness per- sonified . Yale is but a Stone's throw . . . frnnquility with o purpose. Nbb Ym SEDE Gal of a thousand isles and Canadian sunsets . . . the genius burns through at midnight . . . clever cartoonist . . . English novels and unfinished argyles . . . relaxed, casual, a sense of humor . . . tales with imagination . . . pipe dreams, paint- splattered jeans, book-lined walls . . . depth and ingenuity. ENGLISH ALETHA CROSBY STONE LOUISE deVILLERS STRONG ALEXANDRA TAYLOR HISTORY Beautiful in blue . . . horoscope addict . . . fight fiercely Harvard . .. the Washington whirl . . . sympathetic listener . . . extensive vocabulary . . . l come from a long line of Presbyterian clergy- men! . . . a propos comments . . . earnestness and effervescence .. . drinks only champagne . . . red hair and refined beauty, Absent-minded artist . . . entertainment at the piano . . . poster a day . . . shortie nightgowns . . . lavender-blue . caffeine fiend . . .the crackle of chewing gum, an appetite for apples . . . Terrible Toe . . . seemingless effortless accom- plishments . . . In Garden City . . . secret of sensitivity . - constant and sometimes consistent. JEANNETTE TITUS ART 100 ECONOMICS ANDREA TOWNSON Now hear this . . . Can we still change our major? . . . be kind to your service men . . . Be my guestl . . . fudge ripple and chocolate chip . . . can't handle the schedule . . . To the slopes, anyone? . . . that Ella Fitzgerald style . . . atomic, comic, and economic. I've got a slipper! . . . I'm not in a laughing myood. . . . knee pads . . . shoopsiedoodles . . . I want to dabble. . . . Can I smell your perfume? . . . The two noblest things, which are sweetness and light. . . . Where are you, George? . . . dimples and dilemmas. ECONOMICS PRISCILLA A. TREAT 101 NANCY ANN TUTTLE LYNNE TWINEM GOVERNMENT Unlimited, unlimited overnights . . . a nickel a coke . . . outline of the outline of the outline . . . she walks in slenderness . . . the other half of Goodie . . . the booming voice . . . the soothing smile . . . Thursday night phone calls . . . Don't forget your sheets! . . . delightfully determined. know it's red. . . . exponent of the two-tone race . . . looks well in a green Chevie . . . akin to Fin . . . seconds count . .. a justice to honor . . . poetic powers . . . always losing room mates . . . Neatsy-pool . . . a pleasing tease with clever endeavors. ECONOMICS 102 RELIGION JUNE FLORENCE TYLER Petunia . . . flower of the third floor . . . procrastinator supreme ... Just order me the yeast. . . . tidiest room in the dorm . . fascination for footwear . . . grad school or Brazil? . . . But I like fresh airl . . . This year I'm a Religion major. . . . A high-water mark in Religious Fellowship history. Fourth ficor N.L. from fourth floor J.A. . . . daily labs . . . We're studying pies this week. . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . responsible leader of Home Ec. Club . . . yen for plaids . . . trips to Norwich . . . conscientious and efficient . . . quiet at first, but look again. HOME ECONOMICS BEVERLY McCOLLUM VAHLTEICH 103 ELAINE L. VARDAKAS BARBARA ELLEN WASSERSTROM ZOOLOGY Long-playing library . . . But you don't understand the fruit- Ryl ol mischief is her trade . . . Who me? Honest, I didn't do it . . . I've got a slipper! . . . red shampoo . .. Miss Will Power . . . lemon drops aren't fdttening . . . The sincere alone will recognize sincerity. E -LAINE Y The Strom . . . New England commuter . . . coat to her ankles, scarf to her knees . . . Ac-tually . . . organized? ... As d matter of fact . . . Mid-Western twang . . . squeaks through a twenty-six hour day . . . late breakfast club . . . vivacious and petite . . . the eternal female. SOCIOLOGY 104 ECONOMICS Molish . . . I've got a slipper! . . . Northeast Reserve . . . revising the revisions . . . Sister dear . . . Think I'll change my major. . . . I have to learn to type. My second novel is going too slowly. . . . The blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient! I've got a slipper! . . . member of the anti-rice club . .. let's not talk about it. . . . Now in Beirut . . . I'm independent. A smile will go a long way, but laughter will go farther. . . . The blush is inconvenient but sometimes beautiful. GOVERNMENT 105 BETTY MARGARET WELDON SANDRA ALICE WELDON MARGARET E. WELLER CYNTHIA DEE WHITE PSYCHOLOGY Bad Guys . . . The Room's decided. . . . loves an arly party ... good talker, even in her sleep . . . John's in jaill . . . Capezios, cashmeres, wild Mexican jewelry, off-Broadway thea- tres . . . Give the Red Phantom some ball bearings, and she'll j be another Queeg. . . . spontaneous wit . . . Adjust! I '-- h MEG CDEE Our Flossie in a Chesterfield coat . . . economist in a cashmere ... doe eyes . . . metamorphoses from crinolines to sheaths . . . Grief, what am I going to do? . . . Frog: the confidant . . . melody in the night . . . champagne personality . . . gregarious- ness fused with an air of aloofness. ECONOMICS 106 ENGLISH The Golden Touch . . .sophistication, town and country style ... flair for fashion . . . her thoughts run deep . . . squeals of delight fill the air . . . the touch of the interior decorator . . . Speak to me of London. . . . our heroine . . . the charm of song. Fm going home this weekend. . . . worshipper of Dr. Pio Pezzi ... inner serenity . . . domesticity . . . The funniest thing hap- pened today! . . . Oh you know what I mean. .. . sudden interest in all things ltalian . . . junior year transfer from Penn Hall . . . laughing eyes. PSYCHOLOGY 107 ANN WHITTAKER ANN GWYNNE WILLIAMSON NANCY WILLMONTON HISTORY By the sea . . . the beautiful sea . . . Pahk the cah in the Hahvad Yahd. . . . promoter of international relations . . the Pollyanna of politics . . . Are you studying now? . . . chief cook . . . guided tours . . . Remington, where are you? . .. kelly green and navy blue. WOODIE RN A sailboat, a sunny day . . . breakfast chatter and coffee cups . . . statistics say so . . . charm of youth in a smile . . . Who can tell what babies think? . . . early to bed, early to rise . a kind heart and a natural ease. JOAN GAIL WOOD CHILD DEVELOPMENT 108 GERMAN Edelseider Mensch! . . . maijor in the exiracurricular . . . sum- mers at Middlebury, winters at Yale . . . passion for those co-op bags . . . Commuter Prexy . . . bound for Germany . . . the Five B's. .. Anyways kidlet . . . He's BIG! . . . memo for every move . . . singing smiles . . . blithe spirit. 109 HELENE PAULINE ZIMMER Mardy Wallace Glass Happiness Penelope Howland Eleanor Heston Shipley Marilynn Crawford Virginia Bock Katherine Walton Schwarz of things past From The Night of Forebeing Francis Thompson Nancy Pollock Marilyn Gordon Vosburgh 110 Betty Lazarus Jocelyn Weimer Gwendolyn Evans Logan Merle Dulien Lois Goldsmith Rosenau Gail Rubenstein Wahl Deborah Woodward Nathalie Robbins Diener Joan Baumgarten 11 FAR OFF . . . THE COLONNADE OVERTHROWS THE SUN WITH SHADE. Letire de NuitDesclde de Brouwer CLASS OF 1960L. to R.: Gund, Van Law, Missimer, Eatan, Ben- haim, Driggs. Chief Justice of Honor Court Dotty Egan Hamilton, Twinem, Saunders, Turley. Missing: Gallo. INTER-CLUB COUNCILFront row, L. fo R.: Bent, Johnson, Was- serstrom, Michaels, Reddig. 2nd row: Rapp, Greene, Haeffner, Fluegelman, Williamson. 3rd row: Krim, Jellinghaus, Handley, Carr, Diamond, Carney, Iselin, Lerner, Evatt. 4th row: Dunlap, N. Stevens, Crouch, Peck, Maggiore, R. Adams. HOMOR COURT-L. fo R.: Brown, Reeves, Cattanach, Sangdahl, Hpod, Egan, CLASS OF 1957-L. to R.: Weldon, Detarando, Krim, Maher, Klein, G. Harris, Heller. Where there is much light, the shadows are deepest. Goethe The light for our college commu- nity is provided by the organizations of Student Gov- ernment. Just as the United States is governed by a President, Cabinet, Senate, House of Representatives, and Supreme Court elected by the country at large, so are we at Connecticut guided by a President of Student Government, Cabinet, Class Officers, House of Representatives, Honor Court, and Inter-Club Coun- cil democratically chosen by the student body. In the college community each student is cast- ing her shadow by preparing herself for a future role SERVICE LEAGUEFront row, L. to R.: Twinem, G. Wieland, Nolde, O'Brasky, Morine. 2nd row: Coghlin, Mann, Namm, Hol- lefan. CLASS OF 1959L. fo R.: Solmssen, M. Brown, Kushlan, Graves, iaschenko, C. Jones, German, CLASS OF 1958L. fo R.: Schmidtman, F. Potter, Elkins, Ash- baugh, Wilsen, Carvalhe, Ecker. President of Student Government gy MNancy Hamilton l in a larger national and world group. The light for our shadows is intensified by the high standards of honor which each individual is entrusted to uphold, Each of us in the community abides by the decisions of our elected representatives. In addition to our function in campus life, we have begun to cast our shadows upon the larger com- munity; through the channels of Service League, we not only plan our social events, but also help to en- rich the welfare of others. Thus our Student Govern- ment, of which we are all an integral part, is the light behind the shadows that we have already be- o CABINET-L. to R.: Diamond, Greene, N. Stevens, Egan, Deder- gun to spread beyond the limits of our college campus. ick, Peer, Keith, Hamilton, E. Allen, Wilson, Graves, OBrasky, Klein, Dorian, Missimer. HOUSE JUNIORSFront row, L. to R.: Evait, Reddig, Carvalho, Meler, Lasky, Stauffer, Bradlaw, Male. 2nd row: Reeves, Roraback, Schmidiman, F. Potter, J. John. son, Aldrich, Michaels, Ankarstran, Taolley. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESFront row, L. 1o R.: Hodge, Quuinn, Enloe, 5. Sharp, Steiger, Dorian, Ham- ilton, Turner, Thrope, Cunningham, Grant. 2nd row: Talley, Aldrich, Fitz-Rendelph, Zimmer, Froment, Adam, - B. Siegel, Kennan, Klepner. Speaker of the House Nancy Dorian FIVE ARTS COMMITTEEL. to R.: Fuhrer, Gross, Meek, A. Heimbach, G. Wieland, R. Adams. THE DANCE GROUPFront row, L. to R.: Peck, MacRea, llliaschenko, R. Adams, Yan Nostrand, Warner, Short, Sloshberg. 2nd row: Maggiore, Donaldson, Male, Baetzner. MUSIC CLUBL. fo R.: Evatt, Tai, Savin. SHWIFFSL. fo R. J. Johnson, Eichelber- ger, Curtice, D. Miller, Feeley, Schoenigen, Hess, Maxfield, Fulper, J. Taylor, Diefendorf, Snelling, Billings, Bayfield. Missing: Male. ART CLUBL. fo R.: Titus, Grant, Fitch, Lindsay, Hel- ler, A. Heimbach. ARTS WIG AND CANDLE-Front row, L. to R.: Lewis, Fuhrer, Willmon, Manasevit, Diamond. 2nd row: Curtis, Talley, Kelley, A. Heim- bach, Peer, Meek, Maher, Woods, Schwartz, Beggs. 3rd row: K. Klein, Morine, Hoblitzelle, Hamilten, Badenhausen. RADIO CLUBFront row, L. to R.: Oberfelder, Paust, Steinfelder. 2nd row: Shoag, Carr, Elashoff, Talley, Schivener. CONN CHORDSFront row, L. to R.: Car- penter, Prosswimmer, Henry, L. Hyde, Krim. 2nd row: Reiner, Wyman, Ashbough, Rowell, Bateman, Rich, Farinholt, Daniels, Dahlberg, Nolde, Hinkson. Missing: 5. Grant, Steiger. e P e SCIENCE CLUBL. to R.: Jellinghaus, Peck, Morss, Mann, G. Harris. AL 1 PSYCHOLOGY CLUBFront row, L. to R.: A. Stern, Maywood, Kent. 2nd row: N. Stevens, Bancheri, Williamson, Melrose, Sorsby. MATH CLUBFront row: M. Whitney. 2nd row, L. fo R.: McCoy, Bove, Good. 3rd row: Marshall, Switzer. HOME ECONOMICS CLUBFront row, L. to R.: Pratt, Iselin, Todd. 2nd row: Aldrich, Ashbaugh, M. Goodman. LIBRARY COMMITTEE L. fo R.: Willmonten, Horigan, Spencer, Cattenach, Warner, Freedman, .. LITERARY C BOOK COMMITTEEFront row, L. fo R.: Talley, Skokan, Cohn. 2nd row: Boylan, Harrington, Lloyd-Resse, Saidla, Warner. LANGUAGE CLUB PRESIDENTS-L. fo R.: Fluegelman, Rapp, Mag- giore, Woods, Lerner. NEWS-Front row, L. fo R.: Steiger, Dia- mond, Manasevit, de Castro. 2nd row: Mac- Carthy, Frankel, Hess, Lincoln, Crehan, Sharples, C. Spaulding, Cock, Newberg, Phillips. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONFront row, L. fo R.: M. Adoms, Michaels, R. Adams, Schmidtman. 2nd row: Bur- dick, 5. Weldon, Shaw, M. Stevens, B. Welden, Gill- more. 3rd row: Hess, German, Hildreth, Elkins, Carney. ATHLETIC YACHTING CLUBFront row, L. fo R.: Strayer, McCoy, Wolfe. 2nd row: Saidla, Morss, Rike, Reddig, Morine, Sawtelle. ACTIVITIES OUTING CLUBL. fo R.: Gibson, Dahlberg, Earnshaw, Michaels. SABER AND SPURFront row, L. fo R.: Willmott, Mayweood, cf ney, Claiborne, Swain, Waddell. 2nd row: O'Neill, Wertheim Iselin, Good. RELIGIOUS FELLOWSHIPFront row, L. te ' R.: Tyler, Lawson, Dederick, Warner, C. Tay- lor, 2nd row: Hartt, Lloyd-Reese, Huber, J Meler, CHOIR OFFICERSL. to R.: Hartnett, Bent, Zimmer, N. Davis, Evatt. POLITICS POLITICAL FORUML. to R.: Daniels, Gilbert, J. Allen. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB-Front row, L. fo R.: Horigan, Huber, Barbour. 2nd row: Arvill, Rafferty, Miss Holborn, Cohn. 3rd row: Willmonton, Handley, Hausman, Maggiore, Christensen, Gilbert, Read. PRESS BOARDFront row, L. to R.: C. Stein, Epstein, Sturman, Dunlap, S. Miller, Humphreys. 2nd row: Merhige, Salamy, Davidson. COMMUTERSFront row, L. to R.: Andrews, Packard, McGowan,.Bove, Zimmer, Serafin, Foster, Filligar. 2nd row: Carabray, Gentilella, Ward, Gallep, Morine, Lebejko, Leister. REC HALLFront row, L. fo R.: Lewis, S. Weldon, J. Johnson, P. Shaw, Badenhausen, Fulper, Collver. 2nd row: Jellinghaus, Krause, German, Treat, M. Brown. REC HALL e p KOINE i KOINEFront row, L. to R.: Heller, Hartt, C. Green, B. Wassersirom, Markun, Garland, Porter, Miller. 2nd row: Loeb, J. Smith. Missing: A. Heimbach. STAFF ..Editor-in-Chief .Business Manager Barbara Wasserstrom Elsie Loeb........ Joan Heller..... Susan Miller.... Ada Heimbach. Susan Fitch . Ellen Smith Katherine Lindsay Jayner Johnson ...Advertising Manager ...Assistant Advertising Meonager Jocqueline Markun... Literary Editor Constance Garland Constance Green.... Margaret Porter. Judith Hartt............ Janet Smith........coccerveevervecneesnicenneen.. Publicity Manager ..Photography Editor ..Assistant Photography Editor Circulation Manager CHARLES CLEGG Our Indispensable Right-Hand Man BETWEEN THE IDEA AND REALITY BETWEEN THE MOTION AND THE ACT FALLS THE SHADOW. The Hollow MenT. S. Eliot w ar e o by D.J.?-lc . I.di '.u - .. - 2 A5 COLLEGIANS WE CAPERED l Christmas Pageant BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS, s Junior Show We're only scrubwomen . . . Strictly from Hunger Senior Melodrama Is Carmen Common? IN THE e Senior Day Leap Frog, Anyone? Haven't We Met Before? SUNLIGHT, Dandelion Daze Dads' Delight R UNDER THE SPOTLIGHTS Midwinter Formal S$'Got to be Good Junior Prom ' AND IN THE SOCIAL LIGHTS We're Seniors! Regressive or Aggressive, That is the Question! The Eisenhower Bandwagon 7 Y WER e T YOUR SHADOW AT MORNING STRIDING BEHIND YOU, OR YOUR SHADOW AT EVENING RISING TO MEET YOU.Y The WastelandT. S. Eliot DORMS Casual Crew w e o w 3 4 2 -- o o b s - - o - Sophistication par excellence Even the infinitesimal . . . Come into my parlor . .. - - Party! Party! Home away from home Take ten! sy T g griaa i . Intellectual calisthenics The Schmop rides again! . 'Twas the Night Before Christmas . . . St. Nick a la C.C. Concentration By the shores of Thames Fiume, d the drizzle and the fog, roq,m'.ls the '? e year is through. ck as well as ahea nervous monol-pgbe EE L: : as the a fnw nearer a . fug grew less grotesque, . iveiling o shapeless edifie ite Romanesque. As she fuk If 'Of my.life, rr To Inui;; that lnng, Thmh-ibe ha All were doin ' The sight of a k . Hegrts then incli Enguhacl in our first ool!ege spor Call it Meeting Bound! Time to begin first clussu, g Off to English 1-2. b x+y xr? J What literature will dream ufh ure pressure wsrywhoge, 2 7' I arning what stud 3 i e make itHo! cun we pash ging C Boe e Wlth one shinii , Overwhelm this All harlequins in The in rise The competition We give you F - o ' Now spring . And so wfspuu atel j X heir suchh Iurchf 7 ical contest to momql . A year was through, o roa September, L it was due: .y 1y ttl'u:n sooner or tdgor : . . 2. ' x i y +But Heul:::gi all ye citizens, e E -? ge all hearts must - Verily lose all sorrow. ;i g ent-;hm?d Ye g . A chosen day is.on its way o T The w Meruy Mnrrowl 2 : 1 - 2 Al . mo ow was o mufy ano. erry one en we proclaim ow Hearken all, take h mischief and villuiny plan-a scheme- - ram is prepared for you grmen to intrigue the theme! . 3T';'g' y ey 8 faded quickly MR eniors envisaged our fate. it think of thinking now- r a special future date. - . 5 son the time was Before us A When our, carrels we could select. . 'Oh they were such spendid sp flhose cubes of intellect! f e al We!llm you to ou cluues: A e ; Just-watch us work away. v a5 Now if g professor should call on you - Don't-anis eh-plouse-we pray. 3 ;.;7 - - . Out wnth your bat and mmx' j K k i ' Th qu-hrougthL.afr:vqi:u ey The field is all aglow. herslet us win this game 8y may come to our Junior And iheriewe spent the sunny s - , And the wmier months of sno o i With time out forone last pluy dwame,q,;! mllef P. lhe next election- . ir once she on't kngw sweet Flossle, - - lhey make her President, j . - - show those men who, sg 1 The n went HOI;QG ngain 5 d::;::;':g' 3 J ; H 3 vhat it did was plead o rd',f was 'c ehend! ' wgh.,' the shoresibf Thilies Fibms rd that Nd;rr once more-. ream i of the menl' journey d We' shall never c?l're restore f The British eq;?f. be 3 I must have 'I'h train goes uggmg onward AR ensive thought now led, . - Dmr thu of years ago 2 . Best years of your lfel' it said. 'x F ,, . Juun'-iullo B - J Fa i . i 1 3' .-'.' s W r 4 f 'Came the sight of 'I.' Awake-Afise Y Today we proc v PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Philip Adam Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Allen Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Rowan E. Beggs Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 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The Iovely CAPTAIN'S GALLERY i typical of the elegance of the Lighthouse Jnn overlooking Long Island Sound at New London 52 rooms, public dining rooms, open all year Literature and Rates Upon Request 6 MONTAUK AVENUE New London, Connecticut ' Egan, Dorothy A.....c.oovveeciiiiiiiiinnnciiies 514 Broadview Terrace, Hartford, Connecticut i Elliot, Martha J...... .11 Churchill Rd., West Springfield, Massachusetts : Faraci, JOan Hu.....oveeereeeisnassisssmernnesssassanarsssssssansassasas Black Point Rd., Niantic, Connecticut I Feroe, Dorothy M........ccovemnniininns N. Rosedale Dr., P.O. Box 480, Pottstown, Pennsylvania ' Fitch, SUSAN Hu..cooovieeresiemseennisamasrenssvassssssssssssnens 307 Lawrence St., New Haven, Connecticut Flanagan, Janet E......cccoooooimiimiiinianees 11 Sharon St., Waltham, Massachusetts . 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ROBERTS ELECTRIC SHOP Established 1934 Gl 2.5314 90 BANK STREET RECORDS - PLAYERS HI-FI - TELEVISION for the finest in town Always Try ROBERTS L. LEWIS COMPANY Established 1860 CHINA, GLASS, GIFTS and SILVER STATE and GREEN STREETS New London, Conn, COMPLIMENTS R THE SKYLARK RESTAURANT NEW LONDON'S FINEST C L RADIO T.V. RENTALS on T.V. Complete Line of Radios and Phonos Appliances - Repairs 405 WILLIAMS STREET Glbson 2-9449 CHAS. W. SCRANTON CO. Members New York Stock Exchange 302 STATE STREET New London, Conn. Telephone 2-4301 Investments Since 1891 ; x Hargrove, Sarah P Heimbach, Ada A.......... Heller, Joan C........ccte. Henry, Ann H....... Hildreth, Anne L...... Hoblitzelle, Lucie........ Horigan, Elizabeth A.. Horn, Sandra.............. Grondona, Nancy B ' Gross, Martha.......coiiimmes I Haeffner, Lorraine Jo.....ccoiummsmsisnsnneens ' Hahnebach, Daisy M. ' Hamilton, Ann M. pensssseeninmaranins w Hartt, Judity L. Old Hill Farms Rd., Westport, Connecticut .76 Front St., Exeter, New Hampshire 108 Kildare Rd., Garden City, New York 132 Inwood Ave., Upper Montclair, New Jersey 501 Murdoch Rd., Philadelphia 19, Pennsylvania . Stony Creek, Connecticut Harris, Gyneth J.......cc.ccuuwsrinn6f0 Yale Club, Vanderbilt 50, New York 17, New York 970 Old Post Rd., Fairfield, Connecticut 24 Clinton Ave., Kearny, New Jersey o2 East High Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania i Cumberland Foreside, Portland, Maine 20 Wilton Rd., Hamden 14, Connecticut i Hickok Rd., New Canaan, Connecticut .20 Crown St., Bridgeport, Connecticut Huber, Madeleine I 524 Monterey Ave., Pelham Manor, New York Humble, Barbara J.. b vecccisisssursnsnssscssecessn: 103 Lewis Ave., Walpole, Massachusetts Hyde, Loulie Gu..oovvvercinniii e 78 Mohawk Dr., West Hartford, Connecticut Hyde, MOMica Aot ssssessissmssisssense 25 Wilton Ave., Norwalk, Connecticut Ippolito, JUNE Mu....ciiiimeenfonssanmseisascssasenssseseines 29 Edgewood Rd., Ansonia, Connecticut James, Mary G v I TR D39 Cliffmore Rd., West Hartford, Connecticut ' BOOKSCurrent Fiction and Non-Fiction BEST WISHES ' Modern Library - College Outline Series TO THE CLASS OF 1?5? I I THE BOOKSHOP INC. 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R.D. 2 Rockland Rd., Wilmington, Delaware Johnson, Eleanor J..................................Lake Shore Rd., Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan Keith'Naney L S e 718 Nottingham Rd., Wilmington 5, Delaware Kl DA e A T 167 St. James Pl., Atlantic City, New Jersey King, Barbara A.........ccccoveciviernniicnniiseeinninnene. 21 Monroe Ave., Larchmont, New York Kirch, Elizabeth.... 4124 Greenwood Dr., Des Moines, lowa Klein, Karen L....... .The CoHuge, Hurcum Jr. College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania Krause, Jeanne C. ...239 West Broadway, Granville, Ohio Krim, Suzanre...... 48 Ingraham Blvd., Hempstead, New York Larsen, Janet D........cccveeus ...200 Kenwick Dr., Akron, Ohio Berner; Margdret PATSEREENINL 5T 'I'I7 Shoreward Dr., Great Neck, New York Levin, Phylli539 nghland Terrace, Middletown, Connecticut Ty A L s oA P G ...R. 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THE STYLE SHOP 128 STATE STREET COMPLETE SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT Featuring Jantzen - Garland Knitwear Since 1910 FISHER FLORIST CORP. 87!f, BROAD STREET New London, Conn. Gl 2-9456 - 2-9457 EXCLUSIVE MEN'S APPAREL 174 STATE STREET New Londen, Connecticut MOHICAN I-WOTEL l e 250 rooms with bath, radic and T.V. outlet e Luncheon and dinners servad daily in our Pequot Room and newly redecorated din- ing room. e Ample facilities for reunions, weddings and conventions. o Four private dining rooms accommodat- ing from 50 to 300 people. e Ample parking facilities. Telephone: G 3-4341 281 STATE STREET New London, Conn. THE COLLEGE DINER where particular people partake CoME THE SPORT SHOP ko COCKTAIL DRESSES THE PINK CRICKET FORMALS . COATS and SUITS 235 STATE STREET SEPARATES New Londan, Gootl 302 STATE STREET DISTINCTIVE STYLING Est. 1876 Inc. 1901 for Fashion Minded Collegiates THE DARROW ELLEYSHS COMSTOCK COMPANY Distributors 127 STATE STREET Marine and Builders' Hardware DRESSES - SUITS - GOWNS Mill Supplies COATS - SPORTSWEAR - LINGERIE JEWELRY 94.96 BANK STREET New London, Connecticut Navw London, Conn, Maxfield, Sandra R.....cccocviimimnnesiinesminisesnees 72 Chestnut St., Fairhaven, Massachusetts Maywood, Joan E.......ccoomirmecucismmmnimmmseessssisss 58 Euston Rd., Garden City, New Jersey McDowell, Azalea A....cocoveeeeiimreeeniincaeinnns Eaton P.O. Box 147, Annapolis, Maryland Meek, SUZANNE. ....vevereeereasrenrivessssssssesnaress st sissasassess 5515 Bonita Ave., Dallas 6, Texas Morine, Rita Eu...cocvvvveeerennerisasseecseen: . S.C.GLA,, Quart. No. 5, New London, Connecticut MOl licam: AR L L B 3462 W. Penn 5t Philadelphia 29, Pennsylvania Munigle, JOANNe........covmrmrreameriiiimsmreesinins 110 Ledgewood Rd., West Hartford, Connecticut Myers, Caroline R L TP I T il b Goodrich Ave., St. Paul 5, Minnesota O'Brasky, Elizabeth...........cccoiiiiimnnniiiininns 1110 Ocean Ave., New London, Connecticut 219 Lowder St., Dedham, Massachusetts Overholt, Jane......ocuiurcisnasieesisussunasinanes Ocean View Ave., Mystic, Connecticut Packer, Diana F.........ccoenversnssessuseensscsenssvassssasassensasanas Pagani, Dolores T........cooveeesiirerssusensees 511 Norton Parkway, New 85 Crescent Ave., Passaic, New Jersey 517 Cedar St., N.W., Washington 125D C. Smoke Rise, Butler P.O., New Jersey Pantages, Irene C....cooooieeienniens Pasternack, SyIVid......couvureeseiiiinammiemeinsnnines Pearce, Judith V......ccoocvimrmnirimmensrinsamnssisnessens Peer, Elizabeth...........ccccoonnnieninmsinsnnninnsaceanees Pettit, DUNStEr G........occeeeereassnrsesrarsisssssssnsssrassass 225 S. Ashland Ave., Lexington, Kentucky Prince, Meredith l.......cccccoveeeeens 601 River Rd., Riverside Gardens, Wilmington 3, Delaware Prosswimmer, MiFiGm Ju.ccooviemraemnesesanssssanneas 4 Road on the Hill, Great Neck, New Y-ork Rankin, Kay E.........ccecimremmmssninessasssnssmseasereass 33 Fowler Court, New London, Connecticut Read, Sally A........ooveceieemammiaremmssasisnsess 81 Beach BIuff Ave., Swampscoft, Massachusetts 161 I n styling n perfonnance P THE 1957 CADILLAC you Get MOTG um a GENERAL MOTORS CAR 162 ROUTE I GROTON l w Wagon Wheel Restaurant l w FRENCH CUISINE OUR SPECIALTY Family Dinners with Music Mondays and Thursdays - $1.60 Fridays and Saturdays Dancing to the Music of Frangois Fain et Les Parisiens COMPLIMENTS OF l UNITED FRUIT STORES NEW LONDON and NIANTIC SAYE and BORROW at THE SAVINGS BANK OF NEW LONDON 63 MAIN STREET New London, Conn. Compliments of . . . 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Manufacturers of Restaurant and Food Service Equipment 32 EAST CHESTNUT STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO NORWICH INN COMFORTABLE ROOMS AT REASONABLE PRICES DELICIOUS FOOD SERVED IN ATTRACTIVE DINING ROOM DINNER MUSIC DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT TO AL BROWN'S ORCHESTRA EIGHTEEN HOLE GOLF COURSE NORWICH NEW LONDON ROAD ROUTE 32 Telephone: TU 9-1303 - 164 Round up your friends and come to The Corral Restaurant Specializing in Fine ltalian Food Air-conditioned Ample Parking Space Orders to Take Out Glbson 3-9872 727 BANK STREET New London, Conn. COMPLIMENTS OF MARVEL SHOP 129 STATE STREET MNew London, Conn. Gl 3-8437 COMPLIMENTS wof A FRIEND Glbson 3-9871 THE MEADOWS Scrumptious Food Entertainment Nightly Dancing Saturday Nights ROUTE I-BRIDGE APPROACH New London, Conn. COMPLIMENTS OF PETER-PAUL AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 311 STATE STREET Phone: GI 2-4497 ROUTE 156 JOHN COLTON'S MOTOR LODGE and RESTAURANT e CHARCOAL PRIME STEAKS o LOBSTERS LYme 4-7917 929 BANK STREET : NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT . Where Particular People Congregate With the Crowd or with A Date 166 Reynolds, Katharine N R T L s wererneennSharon, Connecticut Richardson, Ann Re.ccioviviiniiiinnaciiisisisciisisissisenenene. 7 1 Jewett Dr., Cincinnati 15, Ohio Saidla, Josephine Fu.ooivnnnniinineecnns ...7 Upper Drive, Huntington Bay, New York Sampson, Joan A s I s 575 Liberyy St INewbyirgh,. New: York Sangdahl, Sara J..........cove.e.....3640 Warrensville Center Rd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Schwartz, Joan Bo..ocooeeeeeee evireeeeeen. 1 West 81 St., New York 24, New York Sharples, Barbara C.... ..871 Eastern Ave., N., Fall River, Massachusetts Shaw, Margaretta D..... reveereeneninenenen. 401 Dean St., West Chester, Pennsylvania T O 2 11 el ot A e R e LN e et A R A 998 Old Elm Pl., Glencoe, lllinois Skokan L Esthar S 80 Eno Ave., Torrington, Connecticut Smith, Carroll A..... eveeveene 474 W, 238 St.,, New York 64, New York Smilth, Ellen R e e L 9 Burrows 'St Mystic, Connecticut Snedeker, NGNCY F...coeevrrvunsresencnsciscnecnnnnso--30 Dudley St., Brookline 46, Massachusetts Spaulding, Carolyn.........cceuriessessciniineninnnn. 316 Evergreen Rd., Jenkintown, Pennsylvania Spencer, Ann G essssivessenssessnesns 121 Valentine St., West Newton, Massachusetts Slatke Gratehan A R i Reutel; Wausau, Wisconsin Stein, CONSIANCE..v.rieverrecscerercssnremseessennneeen b3 SOmeErset Rd., Brookline 46, Massachusetts Stevens, Joan W.......cceevrveae e 528 Cochran St., Sewickley, Pennsylvania Stevens, Nancy W........cocoimmnniniennnnnns 96 Middlesex Rd., Chestnut Hill 67, Massachusefts Stoddard, Ann M...... i Hickory Rd., Woodbridge, Connecticut Stonie, AL Gl s oadsassinsdanassnnanssss vupsdirtanser sanns Summer Hill Rd., Madison, Connecticut Strong, Louise D.... 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Eanton Hill Rd., R.D. 6. Weston, Connecticut Williamson, Ann Gu...veeeeeveeneenerinenninasssnninss 1208 Highland Ave., Abington, Pennsylvania 088 Pine St., Manchester, Massachusetts Willmonton, NANCY.........courmeemsirmsssmsaseisnsessssasssess Wood, Joan i . it assindnghgiaesavats 101 W. Shore Dr., Marblehead, Mussachu:.et'li Zimmer, Helene P........ccovesveeeerecsesrensessssssnesssssassassaansssseass R.F.D. 1, Oakdale, Connecticu l ' Photography by Sarony Studios ' e T --- e e -.-.- 167 Come Like Shadows, So Depart! SHAKESPEARE MACBETH PRINTED BY THE COMET PRESS, INC., 200 VARICK ST., NEW YORK 14, N. Y. o I - e E,,, R, T 42 17 S s o HEpT a0 8! 3 : 5 .nmww.m.mwmmww ln. Sk e i .. EL