Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 318 of the 1966 volume:

Dedication 3 p MR. HAMILTON MARTIN SMYSER Chairman of the English Department Mr. Smyser is simultaneously aware of both the color and beauty of literature and of its potential for con- fusing the student who approaches it for the first time. He dissipates her confusion with vivid and witty anecdotes. The student emerges with o firm and sensitive grasp of the material. The source of her sure-footedness is an energetic and observant person who would never permit her to read to get the general idea. Rather she is charmed info a search for the precise detail that gives life and depth. The process is delightful. She is grateful. Patricia B. Dale He gave man speech, and speech created thought. Percy Bysshe Shelley Pr 'e face Here we are Owlets searching And something new... 1 And more... 14 15 16 18 How can we do it alone? But we do make friends... 19 21 22 23 24 And we do have help, .'I'.' 25 New security, 26 And some settled homelife. 27 28 29 31 This i is four years of a life ? 32 33 A world of its own. 37 38 Full Of body, Soul, 3 et B - oy -mire - 39 42 It must be managed. Some ventures fail d And some succee New life takes form And explodes... 47 Regeneration! 49 50 ...that protozoic word, 51 We call for dear papa 52 Who brings along dear mama, 54 55 Of the fourth year, iEEimfEsc i 58 59 The Class of 66 Senior Class Officers Kneeling: Ellen Hof- heimer, Class Marshal; Philippa Carrington, Li- brary Representative; Barbara Taylor, Trans- fer Student Adyiser; Lynn Kastner, Compet Play Director; Linda Lawton, A. A. Repre- sentative; Marian Sil- ber, Koine Editor-in- Chief; Standing: Janet Shaw, Transfer Student Adviser; Betsy Reid, Melodrama Chairman; Susan Martin, Library Representative; Peggy Rifkin, Graduation Chairman; Toni Gold, Secretary; Diana Hall, Boutique Chairman; Karen Schoepfer, Treas- urer; Sandy Jones, Vice-President; Lind a Johnston, Song Leader; Susie Mikkelsen, Social Chairman; Sandefe Kanter, President P Ve ANNETTE ALLWARDT my NANCI HELEN ANTON 62 SUSAN ROBERTA ABBE 63 SUZANNE BISSELL ADAMS BARBARA R. ANDERSON LINDA L. ALDRICH ANDREA CAROLE ANSELL DONNA RAE ALTIERI CHERYL ANN ARTHUR PATRICIA ADELAAR BONNIE BURKE LUCIE B. ARBUTHNOT BERNICE SHARON ABRAMOWITZ JANE E. BROWN SHEILA SUE BERKE JOAN M. BUCCIARELLI JUDITH BENBASSAT ANNE BIGELOW BARNARD JUDITH DOUTHWAITE BRAGG 69 70 MARY ISABEL BLAKE MARTHA ELLEN BLANCHARD SUSAN HUBBARD BENNETT KAREN G. BRAINERD - MARY VIRGINIA BURGESS CAROL LEE BASILE SN YA 72 LUCY ANNE CAMPBELL WiIL MA M. COHEN PAMELA H. CUSHING xmf . '.' o . PHILIPPA JEANETTE CARRINGTON JAC a QUELINE P. COGAN ; 74 ELIZABETH MARIE PAMELA SANFORD CAMPBELL A - L L CAROLYN EMERY COPELAND MARION HOBART CALE ANTOINETTE CARTER LINDA L. CONNER 75 PATRICIA ANN COHEN CAROL A. CROSSLEY o CAROL DOROTHY CHAYKIN CHERYL REID COLE MARY JANE BARTON COTTON KAREN JO CHURILA SUSAN JANE COUCH e e A ik ELIZABETH COOK DANIELLE DANA JUDITH McINTOSH CARR . y a L 78 SUSAN MARY CHALLENDER di? N .. ! RUTH EVE CHARNY MARY C. CONCEMI MARILYN JEAN COMINS DY . ELIZABETH JEAN DAWE SHERRIE LEE DuMOND ifial LW JANE E. DALY MONICA CAROLE DENNIS PATRICIA BINGHAM DALE ALICE CLARA DAGHLIAN JANE RAMSAY DAVISON MARIANNE M. DAVID DIANA MEACHAM DAVIS MARY ROBERTS D'ESOPO 82 KATHLEEN HANCOCK DUDDEN w ey CAROLYN ADKINS DOHRMANN r . 4 . s . i i i 'a t : Y CAROLINE DAVIS 83 ELEANOR BROOKS DREW CHRISTINA FERAYORNI 84 FRANCES M. EICKELE BRIDGET MARTHA DONAHUE .Zf LOUISE DEXTER FAY - LESLIE ANN FEELY 85 CYNTHIA FULLER .v-. SUSAN DUFFIE FREIBERG LYNNE FRIEDMAN DIANE GARTHWAITE 87 MARY ANN GARVIN 88 TONI GRAGLIA ANN DERBY GULLIVER 89 BETSY ANN GREENBERG MARCIA LEE GEYER SE - CHERYL AN N HERMANSON BARBARA LOUISE GRIFFITH 91 DIANA M. HALL PATRICIA LEE HOUDER JACQUELINE ARLINE HALL MARY ELLEN HOSMER o LT aalt i JUDITH DUDLEY HACKSTAFF 94 SARAH JANE HAVILL JANE H. HUBBARD 95 e MARY ELLEN HAMILTON LISA ANN HAYS ELLIE HACKENBURG ELIZABETH CARROLL HAM 1 A . ANNE ELIZABETH HOFFMANN NANCY H. HERRICK LAURA INGRAHAM DOROTHY M. HUMMEL 98 A NANCY W. JONES ELLEN ANN HEDBERG KATHARINE LAWRENCE HOOPER y S n, '.3 SN o ELIZABETH R. HARDIN LYNN ALLISON KASTNER ELLEN BARBARA KAGAN ANN CANNON KILEY SUSAN DOUGLAS JORDAN E MARION M. JOHNSON 101 MARJORIE KAITZ 102 CHARLOTTE DIANE KLING CAROL DEE KAPSON CAROL ELLEN KATZ 103 SUZANNE C. LUNTZ ALICE F. KARMEL SUSAN FARBER LENNON 104 KAREN SUE LANDO CAROL P. LUMB LUCILLE SCOTT LIVINGSTON 105 ROBERTA LEE LOMBARD X ELIZABETH LEACH CAROLINE CARTER LEWIS 106 LINDA MARIE LAWTON MARY S. LUCAS KATHARINE STUART LEGG 107 N o o O Z A 1 X w 2 2 o 2 z A BARBARA ANN LYTTON SENY BYNUM LAKE SUSAN JOAN LEISER 108 JUDITH CAROL LICHT KATHY LANDEN ELIZABETH COX LIVESEY ADELE LIPOFSKY 109 MARY MOERSHEL MARIE ANTOINETTE MANCA MICHELE PATRICE MONTANYE 110 C JA NN ROBERTSON MACKENZIE m 112 SUSAN CAMP MARTIN JANET LEA MATTHEWS MAUREEN McCREA ESTHER HARRIET MARKMAN 113 MARNY LAMMERS MORRIS - w 3 3 L A w. - .0 t N ELEANOR MACNEALE LOIS ALEXANDRA MaclELLAN PAULA SUSAN MITTLEMAN e K GAIL ANNE MAGENIS CYNTHIA MILLER 115 JEANNETTE ANNE MEDITZ SHARON REBECCA MYERS BARBARA SUE METZGER PAMELA MOELLER 116 TESSA MILLER TERRY DUNCAN McNAB EDITH K. MOORE 117 118 NANCY E. M GRS L ACALASTER LEILA SUE ..... MITTELMAN SALLY J. MILLER MARGARET ANN MELICAN 19 HELEN DORIS MUNCH JUDETH LeFEVRE McWETHY o 4 Wk JOHANNA ALICE MARSCHNER 120 JEANNIE G. KUPRYS SUSIE MIKKELSEN 121 CAROL ANN NOSTRAND NANCY ELIZABETH NEWELL DIERDRE LOU NIE 122 DIANA NANCY NEALE ?; Ly IVANA JARMILA OBST 123 RITA PEER ROXCY LEE PLATTE 124 CAROL ANNAH POTTER DIANA KATHERINE PAPPAS SUSAN MATHES PRIDDY BETSY JEAN REID 126 PEGGIE ANNE ROSENBLUM PEGGY ANN RIFKIN KATHRYN A. RITCHELL 127 HARRIET McGOWN ROWAN 128 4 i O a U +4 o3 w Z iz v- - JACQUELINE ELISE RUSTIGIAN a w Ty - 7 o T O O o a o A 3 2 A L 74 i L o O - O o w m Z E n O o O Y Q O e o MARGERY CAROLYN ROLFE 130 BARBARA SALAMON RUDOLPH CHRISTINE A. SCHREYER e B B B D I TR N R IS TR p SUSAN ELLEN ROTHSCHILD PAULA BETH SCHWARTZ 131 DEANNA B. STEIN MADHU SETHI 132 LORRAINE C. SCHECHTER ELIZABETH M. STAPLES MARIAN ELLEN SILBER E ANITA SHAPIRC - ANDREA CHRISTINE STORER 134 JANET L. SANDBERG 135 NANCY CAROL STERNER DONNA E. SACZAWA GAYLE SHEILA SANDERS 136 ANN BRUCE STODDARD CIANNAIT SWEENEY JUDITH ANN STICKEL LARY SMITH 137 KAREN ELIZABETH STOTHERT STOCKMAN SUSAN GAYLE SMITH BARBARA SUE SCHMIDT :'i. 'Q. ELIZABETH ANNE SCHWARTZ '4 - -...-'- KAREN ELAINE SCHOEPFER NAOMI SILVERSTONE VIRGINIA SANDSBURY TURNER MARYANN STEITZ L AR TAKAKO TANAKA ELLEN MARY SCHWARTZ ELIZABETH SHARPE TAYLOR JANET LEDA SHAW 141 BARBARA GRACE TAYLOR SARA M. WALBRIDGE 142 DONNA UNSWORTH VOGT COURTNEY ANN ULRICH 143 GALE WASHTON LEA LYNN WETERRINGS BARBARA JANE WALKER GEORGIA MARODES WEYER MARYLIN cOR BETT WILDE SANDRA LEAH WELCH SHIRLEY BETH WALLITZER ELEANOR DUFFER WEISS S T M M o W Z A N 2 v SUSAN CARLENE WORLEY : A 7 SARA JANE WITHERS 147 WENDY B. WARNER ANNE BENNETT WHITE 148 o T JUDITH ANN YASSER SUSAN SYDNEY WEINBERG 149 150 CYNTHIA WISE ROSEMARY V. ZYBALA SUSAN ELLEN YABLONSKI LORNA WAGNER RUTH ZALESKE ELEANOR BONHAM WITTER 151 JUNIOR SHOW May, 1965 There was no FEMININE MYSTAQUE 152 I want a Renaissance 22 of woman... g g a M z S w.. n 1 ..m Py 153 Bring Kabir here, No more Puritan fear..f, That DIVINE potion! 122 I crave it with just every little thing! 154 155 Do NOT sew sequins on your gym suits! 156 157 158 Audience Participation 160 Practice Makes perfect And finally 162 and SUCCESS! Stockholm Senior Day November, 1965 It began at 7 A.M. Reinforcements 163 Reception SENIOR MELODRAMA The Cast: Dedication 166 The Audience Hysteria 167 Fireman save my child! The moment of truth. 168 The Saga of the Class of 1966 or The Odd-Yssey Through A New England Oz a sestina A storm of duty or desire set our houses down On the bottom of a hill by a New England town Where a velvet striped procession showed us to the road And walked with us in the direction of our minds And into the time of the needs of our hearts We followed the way with uncertain courage. A new wizard sent communications of his wit to give us courage From overhead his crinkled smile and golden tassel falling down Gave to our way a certain style, thus we took heart And stopped in the first year of our journey to the town To release a man of straw who sought a mind We joined him to us and continued on the road. We formed groups then followed separate roads. But convened with the courage To abolish regulated chapels for our minds To hear The Feminine Mystaque gloriously down To vote unlimited absences to lead us to new towns And then we found a tinman, stiffened in his search for heart. We freed from jail one who sought the rights of equal hearts All was not quite fantasy along the road Tired and sad we could forget the town But against the three day rains we had courage While winds from furiously turned pages blew us down We moved in perpetual deference to our minds. In red we underlined eternals and abstractions of the mind While above the public facts were private beginnings of the heart And from in-between assigned routine we could pass down Good talk and important nonsense to footnote our road In our last year a lion wanting courage For the future charged us as we came upon the town. Robed heroines of selves we reached the town We brought with us the followers of mind And those who sided with the lion out of courage And those who, like the tinman, sought a heart. For four years we had danced these wishes to the road Whole some of us accelerated, some fell down. We passed down along a platform to the wizard of the town Who, in a paper token told us that the road had proved our minds And that which we had carried all along inside: namely some heart, some brains, some courage. Julie Baumgold Class Historian 169 170 Index of ABBE, S., 25 Crabtree Rd., Squantum, Mass. European History p- 63 ABDELLA, E., 16 East Blvd., Gloversville, N. Y. English p. 64 ABENDROTH, 5., 542 Midland Ave., Berwyn, Pa. Economics p. 62 ABRAMOWITZ, B., 230 Yale Terr., Linden, N. J. English p. 66 ADAMS, S., 11 Carver St., Brandon, Vi. Sociology p. 64 ADELAAR, P., 59 Stratford Rd., Harrison, M. Y. Psychology p. 66 ALBEE, J., 3048 Wood St., Serasota, Fla. Sociology p. 62 ALDRICH, L., Rte 3, Box 239, Wayzata, Minn. American History p. 64 ALLWARDT, A., SeehausenMurnau, Bergstr. 59, Germany Philosophy p. 62 ALTIERI, D., 65 Alanby Dr., Meriden, Conn. English p. 65 ALTMAN, L., 633 Seventh St., Lakewood, N. J. Studio Art p. 63 ANDERSON, B., 8500 Summerhouse Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio History of Art p. 64 ANSELL, A., 11 Lake St., White Plains, N. Y. English p. 65 ANTON, N., 3172 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Psychology p. 62 ARBUTHNOT, L., 17B Chemin Des Prajins, Grand-Saconnex, Geneve, Switzerland French p. 66 ARDERY, S., 51 Wells Farm Dr., Wethersfield, Conn. Sociology p. 67 ARTHUR, C., 69 Wilcox Ave., Meriden, Conn. Zoology p. 65 ASMUTH, M., 4742 N. Wilshire Rd., Milwaukee, Wisc. American History p. 63 BALIS, E., 124 W. Righters Mill Rd., Gladwyne, Pa. History of Art p. 69 BARNARD, A., 43 Garden Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Econemics p. 69 BASILE, C., 294 Weaver St., Larchmont, N. Y. Sociology p. 71 BAUMGOLD, J., 944 Fifth Ave., New York, Mew Yerk English p. 70 BELLANTONE, R., 9 Fontaine Ct., Taftville, Conn. Chemistry p. 67 BENBASSAT, J., 23 Circle Lane, Roslyn Hts., N. Y. European History p. 68 BENNETT, S., 7 College Rd., Wellesley, Mass. English p. 71 BERKE, 5., Unien Ave., Harrison, M. Y. American History p. 68 BIRGBAUER, A., 240 Touraine Rd., Grosse Pte. Farms, Mich. Economics p. 67 BLAKE, M., 2320 N. Tenth St., Terre Haute, Ind. Eutopean History p. 70 BLANCHARD, M., 40 Curtis St., Scituate, Mass. Zoolegy p. 70 BOWLES, S., 1815 Jody Rd,, Meadowbrook, Pa. European History p. 69 BRAGG, J., 1046 Union St., Manchester, N. H. English p. 69 BRAINERD, K., Lawten Rd., Canten, Conn. Religion p. 71 BROWN, J., 916 Fairfield Ave., Easton, Pa. Mathematics p. 67 BUCCIARELLI, J., 179 Oencke Ave., New Canaan, Conn. European History p. 68 BURGESS, M., 16 Greenwood Lane, Westport, Conn. Zoology p. 71 BURKE, B., 23 Sage Terrace, Scarsdale, N. X Asian History p. 66 CALE, M., Cove's End Rd., Darien, Conn. Child Development p. 75 CAMPBELL, L., 15 Heather Lane, Wilton, Conn. French p. 72 CAMPBELL, P., 161 Garden St., Wethersfield, Conn. American History p. 74 Sentors CARR, J., 31 Lathrop Rd., Wellesley, Mass. English p. 78 CARRINGTON, P., 10 First St., Georgetown 5, Br. Guiana Mathematics p. 73 CARTER, A., 463 Main St., Shrewsbury, Mass. Government p. 75 Chellender, S., 15 Amherst Rd., Chatham, N. J. Economics p. 79 CHARNY, R., 2039 Delancey Pl Philadelphia, Pa. Philosophy p- 79 CHASE, E., 259 Engle St., Tenafly, N. J. English p. 74 CHAYKIN, C., 218-11 Grand Central Pkwy., Queens Vill., N.Y. French p. 76 CHMELA, H., Rte 9-D, Garrison, N. Y. American History p. 75 CHURILA, K., 12 Crosby Rd., Manchester, Conn. Englih p. 77 COGAN, J., 0 Cartleigh Blvd., Toronte 12, Canada Studio Art p. 73 COHEN, P., 115 Fordham Dr., Buffale, M. Y. Chemistry p. 76 COHEM, W., 56 Grove Ave., Metuchen, N. J. Asian History p. 72 COLE, C., 5 Tiffany Circle, Barrington, R. I Religion p. 76 COMINS, M., 11 Coone St., Greenfield, Mass. American Histary p. 79 CONCEMI, M., 17 Cyr Drive, Lawrence, Mass. English p. 79 COMNNER, L., 256 Bradley St., Mew Haven, Conn. English p. 75 COOK, E., Elizabeth Rd., Farmingon, Conn. Zoology p. 78 COPELAND, C., 17 Carll Rd., Middletown, Conn. English p. 74 CORACCI, M., 87 Westmont, West Hartford, Conn. Sociology p. 72 COTTON, M. J., 27 King St., Cohasset, Mass. English p. 77 COUCH, S., 204 Maple Ave., Meriden, Conn. French p. 77 CROSSLEY, C., 56 Wetherbee Ave., Lowell, Mass. Economics p. 76 CURTIS, K., Sugarbrook Farm, Hartland, V+. English p. 72 CUSHING, P., 1 Fairfield Dr., Short Hills, N. J. History of Art p. 73 DAGHLIAN, A., 105 S. Bryan Ave., Bloomington, Ind. European History p. 81 DALE, P., 360 E. 65th St., New York, N. Y. English p. 81 DALEY, M. E., 714 Cascade Rd., Pittsburgh 21, Pa. Economics p. 78 DALY, J., 5 East 5t., Methuen, Mass. American History p. 80 DANA, D., 48 Country Club Rd., Newton Centre, Mass. Sociology p. 78 DAVID, M., 72-11 110th St., Forest Hills, N. Y. French p. 82 DAVIS, C., 354 Washington 5, Duxbury, Mass. Zoology p. 83 DAVIS, D., Snow Inn Rd., Harwich Port, Mass. Zoology p. 82 DAVISON, J.-. Bryn Mawr Ct., Bryn Mawr, Pa. European History p. 82 DAWE, E., 1166 Lincoln Ave., Highland Park, Il Psychology p. 80 DENNIS, M., 440 E. 57th St., New York, N. Y French p. 81 et T DESORD hf 19 Wintonbury Ave., Bloomfield, Conn. European History p. 82 DOHRMANN, C., 770 Williams St., New London, Conn English p. 83 ; . DON;:AHUE, B., 5606 Hoover St., Bethesda, Md American History p. 85 ; : DOW, C,, Blue Mill Rd., Morristown, N. J Mathematics p. 81 - DREW, E., Main 5t., Westford, Mass. Government p. 84 DUDDEN, K., 829 Old Gulph Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa. English p. 83 DuMOND, 5., Unadilla, New York English p. B0 EICKELE, F., 25 Valley View Ave., Summit, N. J. Economics p. B4 FAY, L., 410 Yale Ave., New Haven, Conn. French p. 85 FEELY, L., 17 Heights Rd., Plandome, N. Y. History of Art p. 85 FERAYORMNI, C., 8301 4th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. French p. 84 FLYNN, S., 586 Horsepond Rd., Madisen, Conn. Mathematics p. 86 FREIBERG, S., 767 Clinton Springs, Cincinnati, Ohio European History p. 86 FRIEDMAN, L., 6 Rowena Rd., Newton Centre, Mass. American History p. 87 FULLER, C., 32 Colony Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Economics p. 86 GABBAY, $., 300 Central Park West, New York, N. Y. European History p. 87 GAMBERT, R., 1336 President St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Zoology p. 90 GARTHWAITE, D., 1100 Barberry Rd., Byrn Mawr, Pa. English p. 87 GARVIN, M. A., 81 Miller Rd., Morristown, N. J. Religion p. 88 GAUDIANI, C., 401 Brighton Dr., Clarks Green, Pa. French p. 90 GEIL, S., 18 Valley View, Chappaqua, N. Y. French p. B9 GEYER, M., 92 N. Grove St., East Aurora, N. Y. Philosophy p. 91 GOFF, B., 98 Converse 51., Longmeadow, Mass. Sociclogy p. 89 GOLD, T., 41 Eastern Pkwy., Brooklyn, New York Sociology p. 88 GOLLAN, A., 3209 Cleveland Ave., Washing'on, D. C. European History p. 87 GOODMAN, L., 449 Goodspeed Rd., Va. Beach, Ya. History of Art p. 90 GRAGLIA, T., 88 Homestead Rd., Tenafly, N. J. European History p. 88 GREENBERG, B., 4 Dunster Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. European History p. 90 GRIFFITH, B., 11 Dale Dr., Summit, N. J. Classics p. 91 GROENVELD, E., 62 Fairfield Dr., Short Hills, N. J. History of Art p. 88 GULLIVER, A., 81 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. History of Art p. 89 HACKENBERG, E., 16100 Parkland Dr., Shaker Hts., Ohio Government p. 96 HACKSTAFF, J., 27 W. Neck Rd., Huntington, N. Y. European History p. 93 HAGEBOECK, M., 2955 Fifteenth Ave., Moline, Ill. Asian History p. 94 HALL, D., 11 Martin Pl., Chatham, N. J. Economics p. 92 HALL, J., 11 Martin Pl, Chatham, N. J. Government p. 93 HAM, E., 730 Chiltern Rd., Hillsborough, Calif. Economics p. 97 HAMILTON, M., 6105 Lindell Blvd., 5t. Louis, Mo. American History p. 96 HANMNA, S., 2400 Pemperion Pl., Austin, Texas European History p. 92 HARBERT, J., Perkins St., RFD 3, Bristol, Conn. English p. 96 HARDIN, E., 6 N. Beechcroft Rd., Short Hills, N. J. Philesophy p. 99 HARRIGAN, S., 14 Park St., Colebrook, N. H. Evropean History p. 92 HAVILL, S., 5 Bristol Ave., Auburn, N. Y. Government p. 94 HAYS, L., 2 Erwin Park, Montclair, N. J. Psychology p. 96 HEDBERG, E., 8411 Celonial Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry p. 99 HERMAMNSON, C., 115 Goodrich Dr., Wethersfield, Conn. English p. 91 HERRICK, N., 37 Cypress Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. English p. 97 HOFFMANN, A., Village Rd., New Vernon, N. J. Child Development p. 97 HOFHEIMER, E., 19 Ross Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. English p. 94 HOOPER, K., Kellogg St., Brookfield, Conn. Sociology p. 99 HOSMER, M. E., 12 Huntington Ave., Sharon, Mass. Sociology p. 93 HOUDER, P., 14 Lowry's Lane, Rosemont, Pa. American History p. 92 HUBBARD, J., Kearsarge, N. Conway, N. H. Studio Art p. 95 HUBBARD, M. A., 140 Siockton Ave., Uniontown, Pa. Zoology p. 95 HUMMEL, D., 134 Morris Ave., Buffalo 14, N. Y. English p. 8 HUNT, S., P. O. Box 1273, Wilmingten, N. C. Psychology p. 95 HUPPERT, R., 38 Andover St., Hartford, Conn. English p. 95 INGRAHAM, L., South St., Litchfield, Conn. History of Art p. 98 JOHNSON, M., 96 Eagle Drive, Stamford, Conn. European History p. 101 JOHNSON, M. L., 3 Helen 5, Binghamton, N. Y. Classics p. 98 JOHNSTON, L., 128 Carlisle Rd., Westford, Mass. French p. 101 JONES, N., 25 Argyle Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Zoology p. 99 JONES, S., 2309 Forestview Rd., Evanston, 1. Economics p. 100 JORDAN, S., 181 Falcon Rd., Guilford, Conn. English p. 101 KAGAN, E., 48 Mottinghill Rd., Brighton, Mass. American History p. 100 KAITZ, M., 320 Dudley St., Brookline, Mass. English p. 102 KALP, A., Cedar Lane, Buffalo Rd., Lewisburg, Pa. Eurepean His'ory p. 102 KANTER, S., 39 Ober St., Beverly, Mass. Economics p. 121 KAPSON, C., 442 W. Melrose St., Chicago, II. Studio Art p. 103 KARMEL, A., 1144 Pelham Pkwy. S., Bronx, N. Y. French p. 104 KASTNER, L., Coral Harbour , Warwick, Bermuda European History p. 100 KATZ, C., 135 Eastern Pkwy., Brooklyn, N. Y. French p. 103 KAUFMAN, M., 590 Eldorade Dr., Macon, Ga. English p. 102 KILEY, A., 526 Main St., Oneida, N. Y. Zoology p. 100 KLING, C., B204 Pumpkin Seed Ct., Pikesville, Md. Philosophy p. 103 KRIZACK, C., 42 Southworth $., Williamstown, Mass. Zoology p. 102 KUPRYS, J., 61 Heath St., Hartford, Conn. Zoology p. 121 LAKE, S., 2 Park Ridge, Concord, N. H. Sociology p. 108 LANDEN, K., Wales Rd., Brimfield, Mass. Philosophy p. 109 LANDO, K., 15 Koewing Pl., West Orange, N. J. Government p. 105 LANMGDON, A., West Main Rd., Little Compton, R. I. Studio Art p. 107 LAWTON, L., Old Littleton Rd., Harvard, Mass. Sociology p. 107 171 172 LEACH, E., Marshfield Hills, Mass. English p. 106 LEE, S., Stone Creek Park, Owensboro, Ky. History of Art p. 105 LEGG, K., Willowmere, Riverside, Conn. English p. 107 LEISER, S., 13 Garfield Place, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Sociology p. 108 LENNON, S., 84 Marshland St., Haverhill, Mass. Chemistry p. 104 LEWIS, C., The President's House, Lehigh U., Bethelehem, Pa. Enalich p. 104 LICHT, J., 1401 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Asian History p. 108 LINCOLN, S., 392 Highland Ave., Upper Monfclair, N. J. Russian p. 111 LIPOFSKY, A., 15 Knowles 5t., Newton Centre, Mass. English p. 109 LIVESEY, E., 2805 Green Haze Ave., Racine, Wisc. Asian History p. 109 LIVINGSTON, L., 104 Westcliff Rd., Weston, Mass. English p. 105 LOMBARD, R., Winchell Smith Dr., Farmington, Conn. American Histery p. 106 LUCAS, M., 344 Stenton Ave., Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Studio Ar: p. 107 LUMB, C., Ferry Rd., Bristol, R. . American History p. 105 LUNTZ, S., 3631 N. Market Ave., Canten, Ohio European History p. 104 LYTTON, B., 32 High St., Middletown, Conn. European History p. 108 MACALASTER, N., 87 Highland St., West Newton, Mass. Child Development p. 118 MacFARLANE, M., 64 Forden Crescent, Westmount, Que., Canada History of Art p. 112 MACKENZIE, J., 150 Forest Dr., Short Hills, N. J. Philosophy p. 111 MaclELLAN, L., 36 Pine Ridge Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Economics p. 114 MACNEALE, E., 324 Beech Ave., Wyoming, Cincinnati, Ohio Religion p. 114 MAGEMNIS, G., Box 13, Milton, Mass. Zoology p. 115 MALOOF, J., 10 Fern St., Auburndale, Mass. European History p. 119 MANCA, M., 360 Mohegon Ave., New Londen, Conn. French p. 110 A MARKMAN, E., 65 Craigmoor Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Government p. 113 MARSCHNER, J., 17 Woodman Dr., Durham, N. H. Economics p. 120 MARTIN, S., 5 Robin Hill Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Child Development p. 112 ; MATTHEWS, J., co ESSO Exploration, Box 4249 GPO Sydney, NSW Australia English p. 113 McCREA, M., 1034 Van Houten Ave., Clifton, N. J. American His'ory p. 113 McCULLOCH, H., 68 Woodley Rd., Winnetka, IIl. Zoology p. 115 McNAB, T., 2880 Rosendale Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. Sociology p. 117 McWETHY, J., 141 Mohegan Ave., New London, Conn. Zoology p. 120 MEDITZ, J., 268 Chestnut St., Englewood, N. J. American History p. 116 MEIGHAN, M., 200 E. 66th St., New York 21, N. Y. Studio Art p. 112 MEISTER, C., Hobar: Rd., RFD 3, Willoughby, Ohio English p. 111 MELICAN, M., 645 Chestnut Hill Ave,, Brooklyn, Mass. English p. 119 MENDELSOHN, P., 35 Fennbrook Dr.., Hamden, Conn. Philosophy p. 112 METZGER, B., 101 Interlaken Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. Philosophy p. 116 MICHALCZYK, S., 2095 Main St., Glastonbury, Conn. Sociology p. 118 MIKKELSEN, S., 255 Elderfields Rd., Manhasset, N. Y, English p. 121 MILLER, C., Old Turnpike Rd., Canaan, Conn. Music p. 115 MILLER, S., Fox Ridge Farm , Rte 2, Harrisburg, Pa. Psychology p. 119 MILLER, T., Crown Point, N. Y. English p. 117 MITCHELL, F., 378 W. Columbia 5t., Cohoes, M. Y. Sociology p. 118 MITTELMAN, L., 160 Wykagy! Terr., New Rochelle, N. Y. Sociology p. 118 MITTLEMAN, P., 4 Stanford Dr., Somerville, N. J. English p. 115 MOELLER, P., 166 Nayatt Rd., West Barringten, R. I. European Histery p. 116 MOERSHEL, M., 507 Fairview Dr., S. E., Cedar Ropids, lowa Zoology p. 110 MONTANYE, M., Newton, Conn. Russian p. 110 MOORE, E., 3423 Steftinius Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Studio Art p. 117 MORRIS, M., 1094 Fox Chapel Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. English p. 114 MYERS, S., Colrain Rd., Greenfield, Mass. Studio Art p. 116 MUNCH, H., 7 Glenn Rd., Larchmont, N. Y. French p. 120 NEALE, D., 3053 Huntington, Shaker Hts., Ohio English p. 123 NEWELL, N., Beacon Oak Farm, Gates Mills, Ohio Classies p. 122 NICHOLS, D., 16 Mayflower Rd:, Winchester, Mass. French p. 123 v NIE, D., 4305 Central Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Sociology p. 122 NORTH, E., 1490 N. Green Bay Rd., Loke Forest, IIl. Economics p. 122 NOSTRAND, C., 43 Meadow Lane, Manchester, Conn. Classics p. 122 OBST, I., 6603 Edenvale Rd., Baltimore, Md. English p. 123 OLIPHANT, J., 221 Winne'ka Ave., Winnetka, 11l English p. 123 PAPPAS, D., 55 Brush Hill Lane, Milten, Mass. Child Development p. 125 PAPPAS, M., 36 Selden Hill Dr., West Hartford, Conn. Studio Art p. 124 PARLIN, C., 14 Riverdale Rd., Thompsonville, Conn. European History p. 125 PEARSON,; P., Lane of Acres, Haddonfield, N. J. History of Art p. 124 PEER, R., Parker Point Rd., Blue Hill, Mo. English p. 124 PLATTE, R., 954 Des Peres Rd., St. Louis, Mo. History of Art p.24 POTTER, C., 9 Aberdeen Rd., Chatham, N. J. Sociology p. 125 PRIDDY, S., 546 Williams St., New Lendon, Conn. American History p. 125 QUIGLEY, K., 300 Upper Gulph Rd., Radnor, Pa. European History p. 130 RECKLER, L., 1 5. Dahlia St., Denver, Colorado French p. 126 REED, L., 1214 Hillside Blvd., Carrcroft, Wilmington, Dela. English p. 129 REID, B.; Jelliff Mill Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Classics p. 126 REWA, B., 83 Prospect St., East Hartford, Conn. English p. 127 RIAI.,-A,, 194 5. Cherry St., Wuf'ingford, Conn. Spanish p. 126 RIFKIN, P., 520 Eudora St., Denver, Colorado Psychology p. 127 RIGG, J'-. 715 Parsons Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. Economics p. 128 RITCHELL, K., 532 S. Main St., Le Sueur, Minn. European History p. 127 ROBERTSON, E., 48 Church Green, Taunton, Mass. European History p. 128 ROLFE, C., 8 Clifton Ave., Marblehead, Mass. English p. 131 ROSEN, M., 108 Wyoming Ave., Maplewood, N. J. American History p. 130 ROSENBERG, P., 16 Montrose Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Government p. 129 ROSENBAUM, P., Windmill Farm, Armonk, N. Y. Government p. 126 ROTHSCHILD, S., 77 Edgewood Rd., Summit, N, J. Governmen' p. 131 ROWAN, H., 18 Main 5t., Cooperstown, N. Y. American History p. 128 RUDIGER, L., 105 Troy-Del Way, Williamsville, N. Y. American History p. 129 RUDOLPH, B., 113 Bishop St., New Haven, Conn. French p. 131 RUSTIGIAN, J., 278 Ridge Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. English p. 129 SACZAWA, D., 116 Thornbush Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. Studio Art p. 136 SANDBERG, J., 114 Naohant St., Lynn, Mass. French p. 135 SANDERS, G., 442 N. State St., Dover, Dela. Government p. 136 SCHECHTER, L., 1325 212th 5t., Bayside, N. Y. Studio Art p. 133 SCHIMEL, M., 306 Old Bergen Rd., Jersey City, N. J. Spanish p. 132 SCHMIDT, B., 373 Union Ave., Murray Hill, N, J. European History p. 138 SCHOEPFER, K., 86 Arnold Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Government p. 139 SCHREYER, C., 22 Brook Rd., Tenafly, M. J. Music p. 131 SCHULTZ, R., 91 Whi ingham Terrace, Millburn, N. J. Philosophy p. 132 SCHWARTZ, E. A., 600 W. 246th 5t., Riverdale, N. Y. Sociology p. 139 SCHWARTZ, E. M., Shadyside Terr., Smoke Rise, Butler, N. J. Sociology p. 141 SCHWARTZ, P., 330 E. Carlisle Ave., Milwaukee, Wisc. Religion p. 131 SETHI, M., 17 Shivasharam Queens Rd., Delhi 6, India English p. 132 SHAPIRO, A., 34 Keney Terrace, Hartford, Conn. Psychology p. 134 SHAW, J., 525 Cherry Tree Lane, Smoke Rise, N. J. History of Art p. 141 SHOR, R., 429 E. Shore Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. Economics p. 139 SILBER, M., 12 Kevin Ct., Malverne, N. Y. Economics p. 133 SILLIMAN, M., 51 Milbank Rd., Fairfield Conn. Government p. 135 SILVERSTONE, N., 3519 Park Ave., Fairfield, Conn. English p. 140 SMITH, L., 12000 Edgewater Dr., Apt. 1007, Lakewood, Ohie French p. 137 SMITH, S., 318 Dixie Dr., Towson 4, Md. English p. 138 SQUERI, J., 34 Cutler St.,, Wharton, N. J. Classics p. 135 STAPLES, E., 8 Acacia 5t., Cambridge, Mass. History of Art p. 133 STEARNS, L., 165 Redingten 5t., Swampscott, Mass. American History p. 139 STEIN, D., 15 Heath St., Brookline, Mass. Philosophy p. 132 STEIN, J., 257 Coleridge St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Studio Art p. 134 STEITZ, M., 479 High St., Mount Holly, N. J. European History p. 140 STERN, J., 7105 Greene $'., Philadelphia, Pa. Psychology p. 135 STERNER, N., 182 Weston Ave., Chatham, N. J. Economics p. 136 STICKEL, J., 87 Fairmount Ave., Chatham, N. J. English p. 137 STOCKMAN, K., co Stothert, 63 Whitmun Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. English p. 138 STODDARD, A., 4413 N, Prospect Ave., Milwaukee, Wisc. Studio Art p. 137 STORER, A., 169 Altomont Ave., Tarrytown, M. Y. Music p. 134 SWEENEY, C., 120 E. End Ave., New York, M. Y. Classics p. 137 TANAKA, T., Embajada Del Jopon, Libertad 836, 10 Pise, Buenos Aires, Argentina Studio Art p. 140 TAYLOR, B., 189 McMane Ave., Berkeley His,, N. J. History of Art p. 142 TAYLOR, E., Cherry Lane, Miquon, Pa. History of Art p. 141 TSACOYEANES, I., 45 Westbrook St., Hartford, Conn. Sociclogy p. 142 TURNER, V., 71 High St., Exeter, N. H. Zoology p. 140 URION, K., 27 Broad St., Rochester, N. H. Zoclogy p. 143 ULRICH, C., 13 Devon Rd., Darien, Conn. Botany p. 143 VOGT, D., 148 Gardner Ave., New London, Conn. History of Art p. 143 WAGNER, L., 833 E. Birch Ave., Milwaukee, Wisc. Economics p. 151 WALBRIDGE, S., Hodgdon Island, Boothbay, Me. English p. 142 WALKER, B., Rte. 1, Box 1193, Birmingham, Ala. English p. 144 WALLITZER, S., 111 Westwood Rd., Fairfield, Conn. Economics p. 145 WARNER, W., Hillside Rd., Greenwich, Conn, Religion p. 148 WASHTON, G., 30 Oaktree Lane, Manhasset, N. Y. European History p. 144 WEINBERG, S., 8227 High School Rd., Elkins Park, Pa. Italian p. 149 WEINSTOCK, D., 12 Kennilworth Terr., Grea Neck, N. Y. Russian p. 148 WEISS, E., 120 Melrose Pl., Ridgewood, N. J. Classics p. 146 WELCH, S., 130 Highland Pkwy., Kenmore, N. Y. European Histery p. 145 WETERRINGS, L., 53 Collinswood Rd., Wilton, Conn. Zoology p. 144 WEYER, G., Grove Beach Rd., Westbrook, Conn. History of Art p. 145 WHITE, A., 7 Englewood Rd., Baltimore, Md. English p. 148 WHITE, L., 203 Eaton Ave., Meriden, Conn. English p. 147 WHITEFIELD, L., 1550 Farr Rd., Wyomissing, Pa. European History p. 149 WILDE, M., 1010 Memorial Dr., Cambridge, Mass. Russian p. 145 WILSON, M., 450 Mountain Home Road, Woodside, Calif. History of Art p. 147 WISE, C., 48 Chester Square, London 5. W. 1, England Government p. 150 WITHERS, 5., 31 Water St., Poland, Ohio History of Art p. 147 WITTER; E., 91 West End Ave., Somerville, N. J. Spanish p. 151 ; WOMMACK, S., 1133 Chumley Rd., Virginia Beach, Va. English p. 146 WORLEY, S., 13 Walnut 5t., Oneonta, N. Y. English p. 146 YABLONSKI, 5., 394 Blake Rd., New Bri'ain, Conn. Sociology p. 150 YASSER, J., 46 Salem Rd., Fairfield, Conn. English p. 149 ZALESKE, R., 130 Hale Terrace, Bridgeport, Conn. Economics p. 151 ZYBALA, R., 678 Migeon Ave., Torrington, Conn. French p. 150 173 Creative Arts Janet Stein Jane Hubbard i Sonnet 1 talk and you pace around my words Until I watch you move and the words Fall off as words and thoughts will do When the slender body circles round A fime as primary as the pause when she Watched the serpent unwind from the tree And forgot God and promise fo breed time That wove up what the snake unwound Thus the slow and secret movers now are nervous For what of fault they may release Though death and pain Have long since fallen to the ground, The bruised fruit of the tree, There still remains for you the loss of me. Julie Baumgold 176 Waters Off-Shore Grey-green, Those waters Off Electric Boat, So full of life, The moon's own ebb and flow, And so too of death. Is that oil There, near those rocks, The same that went down with those men? The other ship, off Portsmouth, Lived through the infamy and the grandeur of it all. Raised and rebuilt, Yet never free of the ghosts Of those men before. Which is better, to be lost at sea, Out of our sight and too often out of our minds, Or to be brought back up, Having done what it did, And live on, never free of those men. Katherine Curtis Jane Hubbard Lisa Altman 'N-. 1 Pa SV 4 , G2 M m LUAy X e X . NA X x1..1!;, N VEA 1 PF h I Af n. b g Th Ny L.mm f A z Ux.,m h S f.- H m Iqll EKulocra-lth 1 I P wmarc. z B 1 +Z , Fluf A W wdl - o A g Qe S 1..... or L AL df SEEEYA A SN R P M e . - l e . N i h A Q .J thl.ll. F Ay u.xm. b T , NIE W N AN TS e Ny N A ND- N 5 f SN0 Iln : 2 LMY y N 0?1 Xft w i .H.ll ' i .K .,t...k.l.. TN A N ....HN - i D : LA H , AN Y HEE Mt A Y ..M - i LA 4 S T .! 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A The Magician's Mistake The magician made a mistake But he couldn't put it back It wasn't from his hat But what was underneath The audience tensed in their seats When it began to crawl Dun moved over the sawdust floor Of the festive evening He made a frantic puff of smoke But it would not be covered He felt the sudden shudder Of the pigeons in his sleeve One grey dove pecked his hand Small blood dripped on the sand The rabbit went wild in his hat Falling from its compartment Fur soft on his oiled hair The children could not look The palms they pressed to their eyes Felt warm and damp They cried without a sound These hot gushes too Fell on the ground But still it moved Bitter suggestions grew in the mind When the hawkers saw it aghast The youngest dropped his tray Down the aisle rolled the array Bright little flashlights Peanuts breaking from their shells Cotton candy heatfright withered To white paper cones But even this glutton feast Would not appease the beast The magician waved aid from the air White gloved his hands Reflected in his cape But the black satin too Saw the dun Forgot what it had begun Went dull to crepe And hung without shape It was then the tired beast Gave up his reign To curl in the corners Of the young man's brain Sometimes to thrash And bring him pain Now new and greater he lived With the shame That it might someday come out again Julie Baumgold Jane Hubbard Do Not Speak to Me of the Fortunes of War As your life to mine, old man, is this gutted cathedral, An edifice whose color is gray, Whose crushed walls lie gaping At the locus of their former shape; Whose pillaged niches cringe in emptiness, Whose dome broods shapeless, A visage of looming defeat. As your life to mine, old man, is this To my cathedral, erect in its prime; Its arcaded walls stretching, Columns gracefully upholding proud height; The habitat of tall spirits whose brows are flecked With awful light, with blinking mystery Poised to move in the slow sweeping shafts of light; Its dome is a flood of misty sun, A vaulted symbol of soaring hope, Inscribed in letters of golden hubris. Karen Stothert Stockman Lorraine Schechter Donna Saczawa Tud.s fookwx o!?L , e dHntv da ond I. +uvaued qsheh aud p of -H'fmbfpd f Mods o wnd Rockers, 4 ' boruin draf-l- g cavdg leeTOUS ESUU'J'LKQTVI QUS'hcg ,feenaqe viots FYQMCLI m ovavch cal democvac ookt bR brea'fhnnv vpheaval of humqud f 7t The wkole wovfd had 'cauvse af zgk Jowme -!or'h Z ; :, 1+ was g.?n comwm 1 TTe : nothing byt .mx: the guiescent beauty o m'-lf ow i Pvnvn'l'e ugr!d I had 40 vun away ge T would not- be vidiculed for my lack of i conce v, - T diol lhave 7,7 o concern T ty;tg;g fe it very 5'1 vondr b a'bnwf' mys;lf S So L favnd ohe :e't's' ot f wktlt qutd protest m Yown eyiste Lce o wheve T covld huz2a my o yall accordin +o asses g e T lined up ink botfles 288 e ,,c 2 P placavds sn one 35ide aad confetti and placards onthe other And T sat doww i t+he waddle 4o wait G ;Lsnaahons +os+iw. Just thewa UL.QIQ flock of g 9eons flew f' ovevr hwegd anal Jwrpcd on ME! A+ last T had an external committment, Dawmn , m e iijgon.i. F v spF 180 Melissa Meighan Carol Chaykin 181 182 Takake Tanaka OLD WOMEN IN NEW YORK The Prima Donna Pigeon Lady They, her last audience Flapped their wings In imitation applause At which she dipped her claws Talking all the while Into a brown paper bag And flung precisely In their rumbling faces The shadow of An errant elf Captured among the notes Of a past aria And one splendid grain Of her beloved's heart Dry and powdered Among the stiffened breadcrumbs. Who would dare Walk past the Shoving birds Whose ritual repast She defended with Quav'ring alto abuses? Which giggling children Saved and carried home To shock their parents. Not us, bravely tapping Fingers to our head The crazy sign Till twirling on her toes She nodded once to us The giggling stopped The dogs panted Forgot to lift their legs And the birds In final gesture Pecked the sidewalk Long after She was out of sight. Julie Baumgold Marshall Prize Winner Cynthia Miller I am happy in my house Oh sure it's not yet finished, but you can tell The beams and eaves are beams and eaves. The house began with strings and pieces But now the lattices climb and curl. I've used the help I've had: Strong words, wise contractors, and heart. Carpenters have scraped at old problems. But it's me that sanded the doors. And sweeps. And switches out the lights. If the house is word-wise, who's to say? If there is a closet, I will let it be for brooms. When the house is done, then is just me. Marianna Kaufman 183 184 Poem I couldn't get close enough. My voice was air bluely blown away in the air of the room. My fingers got just thatbut not quite close enough to touch and as I watched they shrivelled grew arthritic and finally fell off. Smiles. I rubbed my face hard against the wall pushing it into masks of gladness. Every time I turned to smile My features fell off too. Finally my heart gave up dried up and rattled around inside like and old pea forgotten somewhere. When that happened I left. Sara Walbridge Edith Moore Michelle Pappas Victorian Ships, At Night Sitting in her office most of the day, Is Persis Stillson, clerk for the town. Her office is brown, and dark, and full Of all those years of organizing. What does she think of as she works, Of all those people she has organized, And readvised as to what to do With taxes and death and money and cows. Her office in Maxham Hall, built awhile back, By Mr. Maxham for the town, in yellow brick And brown doors, seen in pictures of the time Of Chester A. Arthur born in Vermont, And Mr. Maxham, mustached man, Should have been in the pictures too. A man who had a wide green lawn, For evening croquet, in front of the house, White and locking like a ship at night. A Victorian ship on a sea of leisure. Does Persis reflect on how it was, And sigh for all those good past years? Money and taxes, children and death, Must fill her mind in this short day. But Mr. Maxham, ubiquitous man, Was in her busy mind again. If he could come back alive she meant, What would he think of our town now? Never the same, that he'd know. Would he like our new drug store? Or new paved roads, or new town lights? Where would he go where he would know The things he'd see? Where could he go Except to the town society For state and local history. Katherine Curtis 185 Administration and Faculty J TRUSTEES 1965-1966 LAURENCE J. ACKKERMAN Norwich Savings Society Norwich, Connecticut 06360 ELIZABETH P. ANDERSON 30 Brook Street Noank, Connecticut 06344 THE HONORABLE RAYMOND E. BALDWIN State Referee Post Office Box 1350 Hartford, Connecticut 06130 ESTHER L. BATCHELDER Viale della Piramide Cestia 1c Rome, ltaly SARAH P. BECKER 112 Buck Lane Haverford, Pennsylvania 19041 THE HONORABLE ALLYN L. BROWN City Hall Norwich, Connecticut 06360 HELEN L. BUTTENWIESER 1 East 44th Street New York, New York 10017 CHARLOTTE ANNE DURHAM 200 East 66th Street New York, New York 10021 LOUISE C. HOWE Honorary Trustee co Eleanor Pike R. F. D. 2, Wawecus Hill Road Norwich, Connecticut 06360 SHERMAN R. KNAPP The Connecticut Light and Power Company P. O. Box 2010 Hartford, Connecticut 06101 BERNHARD KNOLLENBERG Chester, Connecticut 06412 PERCY MAXIM LEE Old Mountain Road Farmington, Connecticut 06032 CHARLES E. SHAIN Ex Officio HENRY MARGENAU Sloane Physics Laboratory Yale University New Haven, Connecticut 06520 MAYOR OF NEW LONDON His Honor Francis T. Londregan Ex Officio MARY ANNA MEYER Wolver Hollow Road, R. F. D. 1 Opyster Bay, L. I., New York, 11771 DOROTHEA MAY MOORE, M. D. 10 Farwell Place Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 MARY FOULKE MORRISSON Honorary Secretary of the Board of Trustees Mohican Hotel New London, Connecticut 06320 WINIFRED NIES NORTHCOTT 4510 Cedarwood Road Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416 JANET M. PAINE The Rockefeller Foundation 111 West 50th Street New York, New York 10020 HARVEY PICKER Picker X-Ray Corporation 1275 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plaines, New York 10605 WILLIAM REEVES 886 Main Street Bridgeport, Connecticut 06603 MABEL M. SMYTHE A.P.O.Box D New York, New York ANNA LORD STRAUSS Interchange, 345 East 46th Street New York, New York 10017 FRAZAR B. WILDE Connecticut General Life Insurance Company Hartford, Connecticut 06115 President, Connecticut College New London, Connecticut 06320 187 PRESIDENT CHARLES E. SHAIN 188 To the Members of the Class of 1966: As I write this hail and farewell greeting for your yearbook, we have just had our intercollegiate conference called ConnQuest. The subject up for discussion was the threat to your future American lives posed by the impersonal forces of an approaching mass culture, mechanized for joyless efficiency and designed for public not private ends. Perhaps the meeting's issues were over-stated. Years hence as you return to these pages you may smile at threats to your life that never materialized. But the conference was a good occasion. It reflected, 1 believe, a lively self-consciousness in a college generation not too solemn to smile at a remark by one visitor from a man's college who said, If our college years are the best years of our life, something must be wrong. Koing is not supposed to be a solemn publication. It is supposed to suggest that 1965-1966 was one of the best years of your life. For proof here are smiling photo- graphs and timeless moments of unabashed public happiness. I know you will return to it often to help keep lively and significant your college years, with all their meanings for you. oL Sl Charles E. Shain President 189 GERTRUDE E. NOYES Dean of Women SALLY C. TRIPPE Assistant Dean for Student Activities M. GERTRUDE McKEON Dean of Sophomores ALICE E. JOHNSON Dean of Freshmen 191 LT LTS i I r e , SECRETARIES TO THE DEANS Marcia Pond, Helen Polley, Patricia Fisher FRANCES S. BRETT Associate in the Office of the Dean 192 WARRINE EASTBURN Assistant to the President Secretary to the College ADMISSIONS OFFICE Seated: Eleanor Saunders, Virginia Carey; Standing: May MNelson, Vera M. ROBERT COBBLEDICK Snow, Virginia O'Brien, Elizabeth Traggis, Jane Bredeson, Irene Cobble- Director of Admissions dick, Jeanette Hersey, Associate Director. 193 BUSINESS OFFICE Mary DeGange, Corbin Lyman, Business Manager; Honor Malcolm REGISTRAR'S OFFICE Laura Burbank, Florence Mann, Carol Coon, Rita Barnard, Registrar INFORMATION OFFICE Jeanne Keating, Sarah Linkletter, Administrative Assistant 194 RICHARD S. LEWIS Treasurer and Controller GRADUATE STUDIES Jeannette Stenberg, Secretary Katherine Finney, Director 195 ALICE RAMSAY Director of Personnel Bureau PERSONNEL BUREAU Julie King, Marcelle Ho' 196 JOHN DETMOLD Director of Development DEVELOPMENT OFFICE John Detmold, Director; Nora Farrell, Winifred Goodridge, Joan Kari MARGARET THOMSON Director of News Office IPUTTTTTTT NEWS OFFICE Dorothy Eastland, Suzanne Macpherson 198 ALUMNAE OFFICE Patricia Maclnnis, Virginia Welles, Charlotte Crane, Director; Amy Stiles, Kathryn Wilkinson, Elizabeth Gongaware INFIRMARY Dr. Walter Palmer, Sheila Smith, Hazel Tal, Agnes Potvin, Lois Hat- field, Dr. Anthony Axiotis, Dr. Mary Hall 200 ELEANOR VOORHEES Director of Residence RESIDENCE OFFICE Mary Giles, Eleanor Barkley, Eleanor Voorhees, Director; Grace Schaller, Emily Howard, Margaret Geer, Helen Dayton Harriet Foster, Helen Wilmot, Rachel Seaward, L -ud--umt- m Ml F.2 LIBRARY STAFF Seated: Hazel Johnson, Head Librarian; Jean Shelburn, Margaret David, Helen Cole; Standing: Marianne Dins- more, Sandra Morse, Helen Aitner, Eleanor Geisheimer, Mrs. Chang, Dorothea MacKeen, Charles Palmer, Con- stance Mara, Catherine Niering, Lucille Morgan, Margaret Donahue, Thelma Gilkes, Katharine Martin BOOKSHOP STAFF ; Barbara Brown, Elizabeth Reading, John Peterson, Paul Barry, John Evard, Vivian Lunna, Helen Stroitch, Robert Hale, Manager; Sally Hempstead 201 202 Christopher Gross, Richard Goodwin, Chairman; Betty Thomson, Sally Taylor, William Niering Chemistry Seated: Jean Johnston, Jeanne Prokesch, Trudy Smith, M. Ger- trude McKeon, Jean Yeaple; Standing: Oliver Brown, Chairman; Gordon Christiansen Child Development Mary Kuhn, Beatrice Bacon, Eveline Om- wake, Chairman; Harriet Warner Economics Seated: Margaret Ely, Katherine Finney, Ruby Morris, Chairman; Rita Barnard, Irma Maas; Standing: Richard Wiles, John Burnham 203 James Baird, George Willaver, Alan Dugan, Patricia Craddock, Hamilton Smyser, Chairman; Margaret Hazle- wood, Peter Seng English Alice Johnson, Zara Wilkenfeld, Alan Bradford, Jane Smyser, Mackie Jarrell, Robley Evans 204 French Seated: Jacqueline Chadourne, Marion Monace, Chairman; Nelly Murstein; Standing: Pierre Deguise, Malcolm Jones, Claire Schneider, Alix Deguise, Konrad Bieber Government Seated: Marion Doro, Marjorie Dilley, Chairman; Sarah McCally; Standing: Stephen Wood, George Romoser, John de Gara Seated: Mary Mack, Helen Mulvey, Elinor Despalatovic, J. David Ober, Richard Birdsall; Standing: Alan Dor, John Perry, Philip Jordan, Edward Cranz, Chairman; Richard Lowitt, Lloyd Eastman History Mr. Chu 206 Music Seated: Zosia Jacynowicz; Standing: William Dale, Adele Burn- ham, Charles Shackford, Leda Hirsch, Martha Alter, Chairman; James Dendy Philosophy Lester Reiss, Melvin Woody, Susan Woody, Eugene TeHennepe, Robert Jordan, Chairman 207 Physical Education Helen Merson, Chairman; Alice Braunwarth, Ruth Thomas, Faith Gulick, Rosalie Johnson Physics David Fenton, Melville Ackerman, Paul Gar- rett, Chairman 208 Psychology Seated: Philip Goldberg, Robert Rhyne, Jane Torrey; Standing: Sheldon Ebenholtz, Bernard Mur- stein, John MacKinnon, Otello Desiderato, Chairman 209 :iii-;-.-...----! Religion James Purvis, Donald Goodwin, Gordon Wiles, Chairman Sociology Seated: Ruby Jo Kennedy, Chairman; Virginia Vidich; Standing: Fatima Shujaat, Leon Bresloff, Mason Record 210 Spanish Seated: Argyll Rice, Concha deAlbornoz; Standing: Zelmira Bi- aggi, Chairman; Glen Kolb Zoology Seated: Bernice Wheeler, Mildred Gordon, Frances Roach, Sarah Jones; Standing: Dorothy Richardson, Chairman; Sibyl Hausman, Jeanne Prokesch 21 212 213 Organizations R'e afe. f J?lt 50 Y cLAss SESSIIJN . Sk g,mw : G: ig :,:Fr:;f?l FNHL ELEET mix.'s:w ' B.F. Skinner Henry ermau Arthur J. Vidich February 26-27, 1966 ' For further informatiom write: Box 460, Conmecticut College, New London, Conn. S T Ve TR iis e - e Seated: Ann Werner, Sophomore Class President; Tessa Miller, Co-Editor of Conn Census; Jan Matthews, Co-Editor of Conn Census; Claire Gavudiani, Religious Fellowship President; Betsy Reid, Service League President; Karen Brainerd, Student Government Vice-President; Ginny Turner, Student Govern- ment Secretary; Standing: Susan Ninde, Freshmen Class President; Britta Schein, Junior Class President; Debby Nichols, Honor Court Chief Justice; Stevie Pierson, Speaker of the House of Representatives; Sandee Kanter, Senior Class President; Judy Stickel, Student Government President Cabinet AU House of Representatives Row 1: Ellen Hedberg, Diane Cole, Judy Stickel; Row 2: Stevie Pierson, Speaker; Susan Jordan, Gia McHendrie, Judy Ben- bassat, Peggy Rifkin, Pat McMurray, Paula Mittleman, Nancy Paul, Susie Endel; Row 3: Betsy Robertson, D. Dearborn, Nancy Ford, Eleanor Abdella 216 Row 1: Dana Freedman, Karen Young, Antoinette Carter, Annabel Morgan, Heather Woods; Row 2: Virginia Folwell, Katherine Curtis, Jane Brown, Debby Nichols, Chief Justice; Row 3: Judy Bamberg, Judy Stickel Honor Court 217 Athletic Association Row 1: Jane Hagerstrom, Linda Lawton, Hillary Saunders, Betsy Dick- son, Susan Mabrey; Row 2: Susan Ford, President; Sydney Davison, Debby Johnston, Debby Swanson, Barbara Sachner, Carolyn Ander- son. Religious Fellowship Seated: Asia Rial, Claire Gaudiani, President; Betsy Young; Standing: Muffin Marshall, Andrea Storer, Shirley Wallitzer, Ellen Townes Service League Linda Johnston, Betsy Reid, President; Barbara Anderson, Kathy Quigley, Tama Mokotoff, ' Susan Cohn, Mary Blake, Marjorie Lipshutz, Lucy Campbell, Liz Gaynor, Toni Gold ' Junior Class Officers Row 1: Anne Holbrook, Secretary; Carolyn Anderson, A. A. Representa- tive; Heather Woods, Honor Court Jus- fice; Row 2: Elizabeth Martin, Library Representative; Susan Cohn, Treasurer; Marcia Soast, Compet Play Director; Britta Schein, ' President; Row 3: Pat McMurray, Junior Show Director; Lil Balboni, Social Chairman; Dana Freed- man, Honor Court Justices; Carol Fried- man, Vice-President House Juniors Bridget Donchue, Head House Junior 220 Sophomore Class Officers o g Row 1: Karen Young, Henor Court Justice; Ann Werner, President; Kathy Spendlove, Social Chairman; Susan Mabrey, Library Representative; Annabel Morgan, Honor Court Justice; Susan Byrnes, Library Representative; Row 2: Suzanne Gehrig, Treasurer; Helen Epps, Compet Play Director; Hillary Saunders, A. A. Representative; Carol Caruso, Secretary Freshman Class Officers y Bettina Scott, Social Chairman; Ann Weinberg, Treasurer; Barbara Fei- gin, Library Representative; Jo- anne Osano, Secretary; Jane Ly- man, Compet Play Director; Susan Ninde, President; Emily Davis, Vice- President; Virginia Folwell, Honor Court Justice; Randy Freelon, Song Leader; Judy Bamberg, Honor Court Justice Wsrf.mav!'ntii-.' s ALY ; 1 t' il ..E Sue Worley, President; Andrea Storer, Vice-President; Mary Hyde, Secretary; Ellen Glascock, Librarian Connecticut College Choir Connecticut College Orchestra Francee Rakatgnsky, President-Librarian; Susan Flynn, Secretary-Treasurer Russian Chorus Dorothy Hummel, Presi- dent; Leila Mittelman, Vice-President; Susan de- Marr, Secretary-Treasurer; Ann Langdon, Business Manager Madrigal Betsy Wilson, President; Frost Thur- naver, Secretary; Mary Hyde, Treasurer Conn Chords Diana Davis, President; Faith Jackson, Song Leader Bonnie Burke, Leader; Lee Oliphant, Assistant Leader; Michele Montanye, Business Manager; Ann Rothfuss, Secretary Schwiffs Janis Thomas, Dance Chairman; Susan Lasovick, Secretary; Diane Horsburgh, Treasurer; Carol Chaykin, Business Chair- man; Roberta Ward, Publicity Chairman Dance Group WCNI Jeannette Harbert, President; Donna Johnston, Secretary; Kathleen Guenther, Treasurer Wig and Candle Harriet Rowan, President; Kay Rothgeb, Vice-President; Elizabeth Leach, Secretary; Kathleen Quigley, Business Manager Susan Endel, Helen Epps, Susan Frie- berg, Karla Meyer, Betsey Rosenberg, Central Committee 226 i BTV i T 4 i ot i fiiivn il i e Tt j flfis J i .-; Janet Matthews, Co-Editor; Tessa Miller, Co-Editor; Barbara Brush, Managing Editor; Rae Downes, News Editor; Leslie White, Feature Editor Conn Census Editor-in-Chief; Kaufman, Marjorie Kaitz, Creative Writing Editor; Janet Stein, Art Editor Marianna Insight o Cynthia Wise, President; Karen Lando, Vice- President; Jane Daly, Campus Secretary; Pat Gallagher, Corresponding Secretary; Elea- nore Drew, Treasurer International Relations Club Linda Dannenberg, Co-Chair- man; Susan Brackin, Co-Chair- man; Judith Macurda, Secre- tary; Katherine Rhodes, Treas- urer People to People Political Forum Kathleen Farley, President 228 Young Democrats Michaele Brastow, President; Luise von Mayrhauser, Vice-President; Gayle Sanders, Secretary Judith Aiello, President; Roberta Lombard, Vice- President; Candace Mayeron, Secretary; Polly Leonard, Treasurer Young Republicans 229 Barbara Walker, Chairman; Judith Greenberg, Secretary- Treasurer Peace Club Dena Gwin, Chairman; Marian Bruen, Vice Chairman; Mary French, Treasurer Young Americans 230 Civil Rights Club Jane Silver, President; Barbara Kaplan, Vice-President; Marcia Geyer, Secretary; Ann Rothfuss, Treasurer Outing Club Margaret Keenan, President; Janet Riesman, Vice-President- Treasurer Sailing Club Maryann Steitz, President; Cynthia Sorensen, Secre- tary-Treasurer Sabre and Spur Elizabeth Ellison, President; Anne Fertig, Vice President-Secretary; Christine Batley, Treasurer C-Synchers Phyllis Ray, President; Georgeanne Nelson, Sec- retary-Treasurer 231 Diane Weinstock, Presi- dent; Dorothy Hummel, Vice-President; Judith Har- rigan, Secretary-Treasurer Russian Club Italian Club Betsy Rosenberg, Presi- dent; Sara Markun, Vice- President; Diane Finiello, Secretary-Treasurer 232 Margery Arent, President; Asia Rial, Vice-President; Elsa Allyn, Secretary-Treasurer Spanish Club Patricia Wyatt, President; Sherry Bauman, Vice-President; Ann Morgenstern, Secretary; Susan Lasovick, Treasurer 233 Deanna Stein, President; Char- lotte Kling, Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Dawe, President; Rena Rimsky, Vice-President; Judith Foldes, Secretary-Treasurer 234 Carol Krizack, President; Regina Gambert, Vice- President; Courtney Ul- rich, Secretary; Helen Mc- Culloch, Treasurer Science Club Deborah Jenks, President; Nancy Blumberg, Vice-Presi- dent; Deborah Benjamin, Sec- retary-Treasurer Math Club 235 Diana Pappas, President; Nancy Macalaster, Vice-President; Marion Cale, Secretary; Susan Martin, Treasurer Child Development Club Susan Gabbay, Marcy Rice, Co-Chairmen History Club Economics Club Johanna Marschner, Presi- dent; Ruth Zaleske, Vice President; Carol Crossley, Secretary-Treasurer Student Library Committee 3 Joan Blair, President Faith Jackson, President; Joan Blair, Vice-President; Carolyn Dow, Inter-Club COltnCil Secretary-Treasurer PDormitories Blackstone Branford Plant Lasrus Vinal FEmil Abbey Grace Smith Burdick Windham Freeman Jane Addams Knowlton Harkness Katharine Blunt Hamilton Lambdin Marshall Morrisson Park Wright 239 Row 1: J. Lyman, D. Hack, p. Campbell, R. Wile, el Nostrand, P. Gallagher, E. Gaynor, R. Downes; Row 2: L. Schechter, L. Weichsel, C. Luce, C. Frank, C. Gaudiani, T. Taoffinder, C. Crawford, P. Serfozo; Row 3: E. McCul- loch, E. Cooper, E. Staples, E. Abdella, M. Silber. LARVAR, V Row 1: R. Sevume, N Shannon, D. Stoddar K. Cunningham; Ro! 2. J. Henry, A. Mo L. Abel, C. MacDondl C. Bunevich; Row 3 Farley, .S. .Robi: - Eisen, D. Hummel, Mclean, L. Thomas: 240 Row 1: M. French, R. Cheris, D. Littlefield, B. Huffam; Row 2: J. Intr : s R ; Pial: ? s, ator, A. Langdon, S. Lee, L. Levinson, B. B ; : D. Gwin, D. Garthwaite, M. MacFarlane, J. Cogan, J. Hutton, B. Reid, J. Mclntosh, D. Stein, J. Rus:rigiur: M Jo:f:rrmns:-nger, AR TR Branford Row 1: C. Anderson, C. I Yeaton, B. McDonald, L. Schreyer, J. Little; Row 2: J. Schappals, B. Scott, J. Slotnik, J. Osano, R. Free- lon, E. Marienberg; Row 3: V. Nehring, M. Mar- shall, J. Yagijian, J. Gul- long, D. White, P. Hit- chens, A. Germain, B. Kibling. - . S 5 O 1 A, 3 Plant Row 1: N. Silverstone, L. Simkins, S. Lake, J. Winer, S. Wallitzer, D. Didell, 1. Kolanko, J. Ross, S. Phillips, P. Gumo, H. Drew; Row 2: S. Rothchild, R. Platt, G. Goldstein, D. Finiello, S. Challender, S. Koch, K. Fenn, B. Block. Row 1: C. Kamen, C. Wormser, M. Silton, A. la Cava; Row 2: H. Spoehr, P. Gaynor, B. Abramowitz, S. Cati- nella, C. DiCicco, S. Luntz; Row 3: K. Ken- nedy, C. Lewis, L. Alt- man,. K. .legg, .S. Bowles, L. Livingston. 242 Lazrus igan. , J. Harr L. Fenn, M. Hart, K. Eichleay, K. Lewis J. Hall, N. Ford, L. Miller; Row 2: J. Whitwell, E. Steinberg, J. Lane, J. Boone, K. Schoepfer, . Goodman; Row 3 i i A. Rial, C. Hermann, L. Olson, M. Burgess, L Row 1: W. Swanson, S. Sur, S. Icken, 243 Vinal 244 Row 1: B. Walker, J. Cressy, G. Ferguson, B. Tannenbaum, P. Gowdy; Row 2: M. Tierney, B. Brahler, A. Brown, V. Plevin; Row 3: D. Rabenold, S. Couch, M. Keenan, L. Gill. Emily Abbey Row 1: V. Visca, S. Tremblay, C. Melican, T. Downs, B. Gabriel, S. Hunt; Row 2: M. Boeye, DiVHaiFplet, B Schmidt, T. Carson, G. Yun. J. Strong, N, Cuff, J. Scheffler. .. 245 Row 1: C. Hutzenlaub, S. Mendelson, G. Nelson, S. Cohn, K. Young; Row 2. S. Paull, A. Moloney, E. Allyn, S. Endel, H. Woods, V. Idel; Row 3: M. Coorlick, L. Baquie, C. Andrews, M. Drews, L. Brill, E. Butkus. Grace Smith Row 1: J. Buschman, C Lindsay, C. Cochran, $ Leahy, K. Sullivan, B Feigin; Row 2: B. Veitch, A. Hricko, G- Whidden. N. Newcomb, M. Meyel Row 3: L. Stonberg, W. Thompson, D. Dauterma C. Eldridge, S. Mairson J Leonard, N. Semansky, b Hugo. 246 Row 1: P. Mendelsohn, L. Rosoff; Row 2: R. Salzberg, P. Mittleman, M. Gilfillan, P. Werblin, M. McCrea, M. Raskin, J. Matthews; Row 3: B. North, C. Benoit, B. Lyt- ton, J. Ives, S. Schwab, L. Durkee, D. Saczawa, S. Myers, E. Achin; Row 4; S. Bishop, H. Chmela, J. Bouchard, N. Sterner, S. Ryan. Burdick Row 1: H. Loft, M. E. Politis, L. Upson, A. Har- vey, M. McMeen; Row 2. B. Ellison, S. Stevens, W. Green, R. Wilcox, C. Carter; Row 3: B. Altman, S. Harbert, E. Mayers, P. Kaempfer, C. Batley, P. Murillo, R. Platte; Row 4: E. Lar- son, C. Hermanson, C. Matteson, J. Lunt, M. Robbins. Row 1: T. Schiff, K. Buck- ley, R. Baral, T. Sprack- ling, A. Rothfuss, S. God- frey; Row 2: K. Susman, S. Dell, A. Greenberg, R. Wolpert, M. Menkel, S Byrnes; Row 3: D. Hois- burg, K. Burnam, A. Wein- berg, J. Herrmann, W. Tolten. 248 Windham 'Row 1: L. Weterrings, G. 'Greening, E. Carliner; Row 2: C. Adler, L. Dan- nenberg, K. Harding, J Stein, D. Kapson, M. Geyer, E. Hirsch, M. Arent; Row 3: M. Hyde, B. Rawson, E. Glascock, W. Casman, E. Zweifler, M. Hamilton, L. Williams, L. Fisher, J. Giles, A. Morgan. L - Row 1: M. Komline, B. Cohen, L. Arbuthnot, 5. Welch, S. Ard- ery, C. Ulrich; Row 2: L. Smith, C. Crossley, R. Bellantone, R. Zybala, L. long, B. Earle, N. Rockmaker, A. Boatwright, B. Pfister; Row 3: J. Squeri, L. Fay, L. Conner, F. Beck, E. Moore, C. Patterson, L. Monahan, D. Nie, S. Abendroth, L. Main, B. Top- ping, L. Jacobson, S. Sturdivant, E. Markman. 249 p. Rosenberg; Rew 2: A. Hoffman, C. Wise, D. M. J. Kirshman, K. Karl, F. Bertelli, C. Pan, Row 1: T. Ingraham, p. Cohen, Neale, B. White; Row 3. C. Fraser, D. Togikawa, B. Range. J. Mackenzie, D. Weinstock, P. Cisco, B. Rosenberg, F. Eickele. Row 1: L. Solway, M. E. Klinski, A. Foss, E Aronoff, J. Oliphant, S. Smith . i . f E: . J o S DiFunk : M. Birkett, S. Clement, M, Whitney, J. Greenberg, M. Soast; Row 3: B. Morso;n;o;selr.' o Rawsc.m; Row 2: 5. Mg!gles, Carr. . M. Sullivan, K. Dilzer, D. Benjamin, T 250 Freeman Row 1: M. Hageboeck, S. Feigl, N. Kaufman, A. Werner, S. Gehrig, E. Leader; Row 2: A. Allwardt, L. White, V. Haas, J. Finkelstein, K. Bard; Row 3: C. Schreyer, E. Lehninger, J. Wallans, J. Macdonald, M. D'Esopo, T. Miller, D. Duehlmeier, N. Wessinger. 251 Jane Addams Row 1: C. Davis, S. Jordan; Row 2: J. Dayison, M. L. Johnson, J. Brown, B. Donahue, C. White, S. Kanter, J. McKelvie, S. Walbridge, F. Mitchell; Row 3: T. Rostov, T. McNab, B. Sachner, D. Nichols, K. Curtis, G. Shulman, S. Maybrey, D. Swanson, C. Carlson, K. Hart, E. Taylor, D. Pappas, E. Balis. 252 Row 1: K. t.3uemher, B. Johnson, S. Kreiger, C. Macalister; Row 2: V. Curwen, H. Benedict, S. Tay- lor, A. Fertig, H. Young, F. Rakatansky, J. Fankhane!; Row 3: P. Mitchell, L. De Koven, L. Groat, D. Bernetowicz, S. Albrecht, S. Neibling, P. Shulte, C. Hurley, M. Croft. Row 1: B. Wooding, J. Carey, D. Gammons, C. Morosky; Row 2: N. Corman, J. Ayels, N. Tay- lor, C. Cohen, L. Rudiger, S. Flynn; Row 3: J. Levy, S. Beale, S. Boyd, K. Kern, C. Wilcox, S Adams, P. Hale, C. Basile, P. Gray, M. Schmidt. 253 Row 1: L. Lesh, E. Radler, A. Liverant, J. Hosmer, F. De- flassieux, A. Tovar, S. Turner; Row 2: N. Payne, E. Brere- ton, A. Tousley, L. Caldwell; Row 3: K. Stahlschmidt, S. Cannon, A. Kuh, E. Eisenberg; Row 4: J. Hooper, D. Han- cock, V. Bell, N. Berman, S. Barrett, L. McDonald. 254 Knowlton Row 1: N. Krook, J. Lacouture, P. Wyatt, B. Hatch, L. Hadjiyan- nakis, N. Horovitz, A. Frey, P. Bosworth, E. Davis, S. Carpenter, J. Simon, E. Davison; Row 2: D. Tolli, A. Corpening, M. King, J. Jameson, L. McWilliams, E. Gerli, N. Paul, L. McCoy, L. Geltman, G. Bonner, J. McKin- ney; Row 3: H. Harasimowicz, L. Guyton, J. Canterbury, J. Mon- chik, S. Bauman, L. Pearson, N. Brush, V. Folwell. 255 256 Row 1: B. Pite, K. Montgomery, M. Berman, S. Fitzgerald, E. Lougee; Row 2: S. Ninde, S. Adams, B. Benner, W. Rodgers, L. Mittelman, D. Hicks. Row 1: M. Braden, p Schultz, M. Dennis, E, Hof: heimer, K. Lando, B, Burke, R. Huppert, M. Kaitz; Ro, 2: B. Fluegelman, J. Hyp. wig, P. Gnazzo, P. My. row, A. Bush, H. Saunder; C. Meyer, S. Bristol; Roy 3; P. Martin, B. Marshal J. Dunleavy, M. Daniel, . Chapman, C, Goody, H, Epps, W. Spear. A. Karmel, S. Finney; J. Hegelman, M. Pappas, K. Churila, Row 1. : Rm: 16M5. Miller, M. Blum, M. Bauer, A. Lipofsky, R. Fromme, I'flun, K. LmC! , E. Groeneveld; Row 3: J. Robinson, V. Richardson, : K. Lane, D. Dearborn, R. Phillips, M. Gillespie, E. Schwartz. Harkness P Row 2: E. McCreery, Mrs. Giles, M. Kauf- 257 Larrabee Row 1: J. German, L. Allegaert, C. Kling, J. Licht, S. Leiser, R. Shor; Row 2: B. Anderson, N. Herrick, A. Gulliver, P. Adelaar, N. Anton, P. Roos, J. Sandberg, D. Frost; Row 3: J. Marschner, T. Tanaka, E. Seath, K. Urion, A. Ansell, D. Dana, J. Bragg, B. Greenberg, S. Michalczyk, N. Stein, W. Warner. 258 Row 1: M. Bakunin, G. Cashmun, B. Rein, B. Kaye, C. Sekulski, S. Dragone; Row 2: C. Downes, J. Robb, s, Schweitzer, E. Feury, 5 Gollan, W. Cohen, M. John- son, B. Brush, J. Harmon, R. Koury; Row 3: A Sargent, J. Hill, P. Zammataro. 1 il Row 1: J. Weiskopf, M. Scheckman, N. Beardsley, B. Hill; Row 2: S. Doo- nan, L. Scott, J. deGroff, M. Gold- berg, H. Morrison, L. Cameron, A. Wellington, E. McCaslin, C. Rosenthal; Row 3: C. Welsh, J. Rafal, P. Holmes, J. Hagarstrom, J. Earle, S. Prough, L. Kinsell. 259 Row 1: E. Bottcher, M. Leavitt, E. Wolarsky, J. Thomas, P. Kuk; Row 2: M. Weast, R. Kunstadt, L. Platts, S. Bobroff, L. Seale, M. Rappaport, T. Nachtman, E. Lodge; Row 3: C. Silverman, C. Spear, A. Holbrook, E. Deane, M. Singer, B. Modeski, M. A. Fuller, S. Ries, S. Hirsch. Row 1: Mrs. Geer, E. Tobin, Z. Aponte, K. Fritz; Row 2: R. Brown, N. Barry, C. Lesse, V. Harvey, B. Brinton, K. Dybvig, S. Williams, M. Walke, A. Hum- phreys; Row 3: A. Reid, K. Schwalm, B. Stone, J. Hellyer, A. Sethness, K. Rothgeb, T. Mokotoff, J. Blair, P. Noznick, N. Schoenbrod; Row 4: W. Trenier, M. McKenna, P. Pastore, C. Hunter, M. Walker, M. Coates, P. McMurray, W. Lind- burg. 260 s ! o e . L diid MM i Row 1: J. Bucciarelli, J. Hubbard, S. Freiberg, L. Aldrich, E. Leach, S. Abbe; Row 2: G. Good- man, A. Daghlian, S. Jones, P. Llucas; Row 3: K. Brainerd, L. Wag- ner, J. Stern, .P. Schwartz, M. Blanch- ard, C. Fuller, K. Pierce, P. Dale, M. J. Cotton. Row 1: E. Schwartz, K. Olson, J. Rigg, K. Coon, B. Livesey, P. McClure; Row 2: S. Rowe, B. Robertson, J. Hackstaff, K. Warner, L. Davenport, M. Harp, J. Reitman, L. Hughes, H. Tatman, M. Cale, D. Murray, P. Pennig, C. Friedman, L. Freidin, J. Maloof, A. Gray; Row 3: S. Melinette, S. Davidson, P. Altobello, S. Bracken, A. Weinberg. 262 Hamilton Row 1: 5. Herman, A. Gelpke, C. Shauger, H. Herman, C. Pian, M. Hunter; Row 2. M. Oya- us A. Breene, N. Slone, L. Gordon, p. Batson, L Bradley; Row 3. M. DoIan S. Terrell, L. Balboni, L, Davenport, P. Silliman, N. Cinsel, b Rosman, A, Shulman. I e 4 i i 263 Row 1: A. Hutchinson, J. Morgan, B. Lowe, M. Clarkeson, C. Hard- ing; Row 2: K. Dorros, M. Walker, A. Bergman, P. Benson, I. Chartoff, C. Snyder; Row 3: L. Judson, C. Hull, C. Culley, E. Stewart, Q. Groenwegen, K. Hamilton, N. Finn, K. Doyle. Row 1: M. Schimel, C. Ham, T. Gold, B. Cook, S. Wommack; Row 2: J. Yasser, J. Benbassat, C. Copeland, M. Moershel, J. Daly; Row 3: G. Weyer, C. Krizack, L. Johnston, B. Rewa. 264 Lambdin Row 1: R. Connette, B. Johns, M. Hardenbergh, J. Connor; Row 2: C. L. Davis, R. Gambert, E. Kagan, L. Campbell, A. Al- bee, D. Jenks, M. Lipshutz, E. McCaslin, C. Sorenson; Row 3: P,Scho dd,J.FoHe ,V.Puden M. Vamvas, D. Menchek, C. Rooks. 265 Row 1: B. Brodsky, L. Mayer, M. A. Hubbard, R. Peer; Row 2: R. Ward, J. Leary, D. Edson, B. Rusch, L. Brahms, E. Goldberg, K. Buchsbaum; Row 3: K. Hensler, S. Powell, A. Palmer, D. Tulford, L. Latimer, P. Berkey, S. Ehlinger. 266 Marshall Row 1: S. Busch, J. Zamil, J. Pekoc, T. Riemers, S. Van Winkle, M. Fox; Row 2: I. Guggenheim, C. Shapiro, L. Conybeare, S. Sharkey, E. Davey, C. Robinson, B. Daniels, M. Buddington 267 268 Row 1: J. Flynn, D. Cross; Row 2: A. Halsey, M. Porter, P. Ray, E. Sapery, F. Jackson, M. Kidd, M. Murillo. Morrisson fow 1. J. Bamberg, M. Saunders, ?. Goslin; Row 2: J. Kaufman, C. foemer, S. Scharlotte, K. Quig- ky, K. Anderson, N. Werner; Row 3: M. Steitz, E. Krosnick, N. Jones, A, Storer, M. Comins, C. lmb, L. lowton; Row 4: R. Kirschner, K, Kanavas, L. Mel- son, R. Lund, L. 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What - we cannot cgforcf ,We fJB btk L nJHaf 3oocf chieer we can 3We,u3e give g facfg We make no strife for appearancea that we ve a fe ourseK?es from e occupy sef accoraf g lo f5me Eecz de szra W g . We wilT not defer fo thee in opmron g . ask thee fo dkar us. DViat tiou thinkefi e wisf, without giv r:.lg 3J?. ense, W fwe think, Weqfsos J b Flaf trutfi fath many aspectsand fha 15 QL J;l enm.gli fo eqcoml;ass them afiln 55, while Jye farry fere wiffius we Would . Eav flice en BI'essL S0 a,Eonw; f;aifgg ch emfam,.andtw m 445 gL :5 .,n, LA mmmf'fw Resrihin ayjlllllllf fRoufe g5 N.,.Qe f ity fIHde aMIl MWI,I l IEIE JJJMJJ Let the tEgp.wsi' sofourning hereKnouf b Biiee fk ae..fT Dj,fU.?aITZlca P 278 ... you cant take it with you.-- thank cjoodness! GENUNG'S DEPARTMENT STORE NOW WE ARE TWO 9 New London, Connecticut SEIFERT'S BAKERY Waterfall Shopping Center CAKES AND PASTRIES FOR PARTIES ROBERT ROLLINS BLAZERS, Inc. 242 Park Ave. South New York 3, N. Y. 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